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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
Copyright 1904 by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association

CopyfIHht 1905. hY the Nrwauapar
Enterprise Association.
rrenUIth hsrt staadiIy ou with hla
WORK. out otherwise hIa eve and ear
was constantly alert Something III
the attitude of the people had ~
trfaatad him % late what 10 was
he sauII not lust determine Some
thing eHa wrong There was moth
inr definite. Wut there was poison
iu the afr Mems miuds had be
COME somehow affected. o. was not
only IN the little VILLAGE The sur
rounding country seemed uu the
sdra af expectation TIruwith didn't
uudafafani A. and he didn't care
hut the unrest Interested him. n
was - vaguely mysterious n Vas
rauefhiue he took pleasure iu ~ 3
ing % solve but DE could not solve
&c.
HadapIta. the captain. with the
others. vas an HauIfsr % young
rrepWlth.n ITO was Jealous o. IL Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16

beasts. aufius upon each other aHa
rut nnd he's and NEW each other
down Hke STALKS 81 HHain Hs hard
the shouts h- aau fha blood Ard
fhen sufdHnir ~ Understood "a Hzs
ths rfisIs - the Faaas unrest
Ths crowd - men rushed tusafd
hlui. suioua blood they cried
The bload ~ doss Down with the
Jewish Hann Hood blood
re Jewish dogs TfeuNifh ahuds
far~d The village aaH Jewish
village Il vas ruled alth ths teH=
ish auaa re tried 10 think tried
20 reeaIu possession ~ bis senses.
And fhsn he rushed iuto ths midst
~ thla hinudihirHtY horde - men.
and tore from theft bloody Efaap q
would be victim "a trembling tse
600 back" be Yelled 90 them. -
back shat in the namn Of heaven
does this mran.'
A dozen men stepped forward.
This la 40 nHht ~ Yaufn your sH=
reiienefz they said Leave us 10
ourselves blood. blood There
was sudden rush against him and
he Was borne 10 one side An instant
later hs saw the man whom be had
rescued from their grasp he saw
This man urithiuK IN pool o.
blood. Tfenvith himself wHH IN
hurt. The crowd passed him and
lot him. The suu had set aud Il
was CROWNS dark In che distance
he could hear ahrieka ~ men here
ana there we're small groups bent
unon destruction upon eKtermina=
ton.
Usually Trsnvith had been r man
o. quleh action but thls thing had
come upan him like thuuderhalt
out ~ 4 clear sky lie could not
get II through hiu head. suddenly
b. cried aloud in agony.
"Mrfeifui heavens. he cried with
uuiiftsd hands. Irene FrtroNiHh I
must 60 70 her. And f. may nov be
too late
lie Haw like the wind bound for
the lane where Irene pefroyitch and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
PEOPLE
To VOTE
ORDINANCE TO. CALL SPECIAL
ELECTION ON CITY HALL Ap.
PRECIPITATION PASSED BY
COUNCIL

The council last nIHht passed the
ordinances pruNidIHr fur ths Imne.
iiata bettrfmsut n the city iau and
ealIluE FOR che submission 81 the
NHtefa of The two ruurnsItlaua 81
lasulHE bonds faf the eauatfue tIaH uf
a uea city haii aHI iall
TIE council approved salary ius
crease BIN recommended by the civil
service and SALARIES committee The
hIu HaiHHa the salaries or account
ants r. fhH ramH3HHIIrf office 20
ftsa month sHd the salary 1T EhIef
NaHHIHiaf tfneh e ere ufa DEPART
meat 10 thr aaHH figure gsuHHu
tHHHIlfea Ilefk HHHa1er.a aaIaHz l.
rsis#H ~ ttgs a HHHth
A petition fer a policeman 70
naifal The DENNY HuHfusn addition.
signed bY residents af enc locality.
was referred ta ths police commit
lee. Il eaa claimed fhat au cyan
Ited band ~ petty thieves aaa -.
tsfinE al the lfaaHsnfn-sa aat q
ths lives % the god people IifIaa "a
that section % fhn city by faaIiuM
chicken houses ard aff hardn
Tha council aHHsHi o. furnish Mrs
sarah r. ufuWu free water rent
frafH iaat January a. the uHsHent
maHfh The refifIan asking faf the
charity set forth that Mrs HHaau
had been ahAnaanea ana thea ~.
ruFead from hef husband. leaving
har "a destitute eIfHumafan
The tail rnd - a SUITE e. secure
certain lands re Iba rItY'a lighting
plant HsIs line gfaht-af-aay. saLa 60
pay t4Nea. Vas cHuHHumafed b. the
passage 20 a pfuueH ordinance.
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q The pauuis=ths psopls are
aroused rs. 100 tfus@hat u r. TIE
government "a 10 the patrei Can
fiatsrH HaanwifH himself 10 tn
charge ~ leads the crowd"
Hos d Fpu kuaaEs demanded
Trenuith. bis face ahuuius uais In
tha darkness. Hos 90 Yuu tell =
The ST. tremhlsa With fear. !
saw hlfu ia I net beth SO and
hear hlm vas covering in he
lars and heard him say heard
him aas faf me lie slid that uaH
me urat thing. that they wefs -
find me. and bring me 20 hlm- She
hid her rErs with her hands nd
not &c hls face - be said that
hing she walled.
TrsuWifh touched her on ths arm
come With me. ~ commanded.
stsaithnY they rrspt through thu
darkness toward the nearest house
They entered Here 70. every thing
was in terrible disorder.
We shall stay here said Tren-
with. they have hesu here once
they vii not rume arain. We must
BE- quiet and keep close. for none
can tell what may happen 20 ~
upon this night
They sought an attic room q
rough hsWn. marrow apartment. ut
terry unfafniahed. and TrenWllh
barbados up she door and Their.
they eruuehsd. silent and motionleaa
Tre2~ith and thu Kirl over to.
ward the west there uas a dun red
SLOW The rioters we're firing the
houses aa they went along.
Trenwifh and the girl had thought
that theF were eaaouably rafs
They had rsckoned without their
host Two hours later rreuwith and
the rirl Herr standing ia a corner
~ tho narrow little roam. facing a
crowd ~ frnurird men. men who hal
become Wild beasts. and AZ their
head was the widest beast o. 80. Il
vas RadaWitz ~ the police patrol
Tho room was lighted up with the
torches held hy two Of the hcIiRef=
entH TfrnNith and the girl had
been set upon ln the dark. hut Trens
with had duRuol ao many OF their
number that they evidently thought
IL was Just aa we'll 90 see what they
had to FIGHT So they lighted lights
The instant that they had done ~.
U1dowltz started forward tie had
Heru the girl Then be drew back
$50 hnd seen Trruwlth lie held up
"a warning hand to his fellows
Have care my friends" said
nadoWitx. harm not the young
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
AS BRAND FROM THE
BURNING


nor father lived. lie reached the
house The door stood open. and
within Waa great disorder. lie
hastily HuaHeked faam after room.
rhere was uo one there irene aud
her father must have ned. tut
whore lie drew hts hand ACROSS
hlH forehead sud tried to think All.
hr had H. To UaduNliF. house his
headquarters There. n thoy had
escaped. they most certainly would
Eo There. be argued. they would
boz safe lie would seek the place
himself Treuvlth luus know he
De- little Understood nut be- lunEed
nn wildly toward the either end Of
tho struggling little town. ~ Was
now quite dark There WHH Poo moon
Through Ihla darkness be plunged :
DO forget an about himself Here
and there he stiil heard tho fierce
noises that meant nothing Tess than
murder
suddenly way 20 the sight upon
the uiHHI AIR. he heard Hiifled
scream. II WAS a eamau's scream.
lts plunged ON towards % "a VAS
~ veil be HIH
Two men. with Wna eyes each
nonffed and beyond himself wsra
DRAGGING between thsm a atrurEiinR
woman and tho woman was irrne
prffaVffeH
Thsu IrsHuith himself became e
mailman. he rushed upon the men
iiha a aid beast Trenwith was
magnificent be was superb. lie
was a dozen men 81 ouss-hs VS.
auhiime
Az instant later he Haa huffYinK
away. aesY from two fusn who lsF
sanssIass on ths Hfaand and With
him haafansH also irene Pstroviteh
beside hsrueIf win fear
We shall 90 10 nadowitH.aH=ts
the station. 2. whispered Tfenvith 70
her. there you viii be safs. There
20 ean ind tho saidLsfF. Come. iat
uH 60
no. 30. no. noi- uishdsd irene.
GrsathisaaIY you 10 not sou rans
ua, understand. This T. not fiat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
ANOTHER FAD


The suubonnet fad has FOR the
moment swept society aaay. So
city Eirs are appearing lu the eaun-
~. a. summer homes and az re-
sorts with their faces protected by
THIS gnod old fash loned device Tha
honnsts. however. are noe cd fash.
toned They are creations. Some
Of them are elaborate ellis aflaIrs
No ! shows a dainty ruffIed hik
bonnet with rusaiies and ties oi
point deanrits No. 3 Is u white
dimity. stitched and rufaad 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
THIRD AVE NUE.
REGRADE

Chairman Mullen will probably
present a majority petition calling
FOR his plan Tor the reErade ~ Third
aveuue az the meeting Of that conn
mittee next Thursday tie said 80
last night The petition was not
brought before the committee az
soon aa Mr. Mullen promised two
months ago. lie explained last
night that the trouble was due to
the fact that many q the property
owners had not signed the petition
IN proper form Hp that ~ had 20 be-
signed all over again
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is made OF 0sared dimIfr. lined
WIth plain dlmIy Of the color "a
The background ~ the nsufe4 ma
tefial No. { r. the mn bonnet
Whifh is not much urnte ton 10 tho
nee and face though % serves a.
a shade Tor the eyes aud Is popular
On account ~ is e1olueas ne fan
= separated from the handle A
haHHo b. SCI under a. Il II bent
aHkhtiy By wiring the back. sirinrs
ana boss Of muslin finish the
whole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16

II THE SUPERIOR COURT on
the state - washington. IN ara
for King County In he Matter
- the HaHaIHafship % fhs Inter-
bay Lumber com pnny Ne. f11tA
Safice - hereby aiyen hat ne
uudrrni Ened has been appointed re-
6azesr af the INTERPLAY Lumber com-
nanY. a corporation. and has duly
qualified as aaeh. and that an ordsr
aaa. on July s. 1905 made hy ne
6aHft and duty entered. requiring "a
persons Indebted - said eoruarafion
Is pay ths same 90 the umdsfHirnst
re- elVef. aud requiring all psruons
having claims against aid oorpor-
atian 20 present the same daily YER
fsd within SIXTY days from fhs IN.
~ q said ordsf 10 the uudersigns1
feHsiref AZ the former place q hasf-
neas 81 said corporation fhs ssms
being situated near the Nurthern
Pacific Hallway track near The
Grand boulevard az INTERPLAY. Seat.
tie. or 20 Ruaaman a johnson. at
taEnsys for receiver. 30 PAcifis
block. Seattle. Of Be- forever harrs4
frum the collection q said claimA
FRANK X ADAMS. Receiver
nonsuAn q johnson. Attorneys for
Receiver. sit Pacific Heck. Sc
atue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
PRIZE OFFER

Luke the Loon offers q prize of
a one-pound package of SINNERS
Patching Food 70 any cmaeiafed
detective that has been taking a Io-
cal morning papers patent anti fat
luuiuK riddles
big Ringing family o. 90 elephants.
II u takes two detectives 20 lei
one prisoner escape. how long will
Il take 20 pinch tho man Who said
be shot the whaln.
IL u takes one escape % reduce
two detectives ~ pounds In weight.
how long viii it take one bottle Of
anti-fat 10 reduce the police de-
parfment 10 a skeleton7
II man with hia hands tied can
Jump from a train going a mile In
a few seconds" without being hurt.
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her. There ars Just a. good IA la
the sea. you knoN
les. 10 BE- sure. and you know
hoN hard 20 catch they are some
umea. you know"
Nov. ! have three beautiful e.
tatss. each one Of them helns inst
Tue thing FOR q Eeufleman.a enun-
try home said the real safafo
agent = have Loeuatmern for gfs.-
90. darlington Hail Tor So a88 ana
NaITerde Park for $4,000
I've seen those three places. said
TIE client, and there isn't 4 thlnE
about them that llke-not a
thing"
What Not even their namssf''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
A Frightened Horse

Running like mad Down the street
dumping the occupants. or hun
dred other accidents. are every day
occurrence. % babnoVaa everybody
goo have a reliable saiVa handy. aul
there's none nH good as UuehIHn7H
AruIea sBlVe. Burns. cuts. Sores.
eczema and piles disappear quickly
under its soothing effect. poe al @.
o. Guy. Inc, drug store. Second
avenue and Yealer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16

The big Canvas tents that the
RinEllnE Bros. eth pitch IN seattle
on August "a vii cover more han
IS acres Of wruund. The mammoth
stage for the production % .isru.
salem and she Crasndaa. which Is
embodied Ia the hlppodrume amnh
ltheafsr The RinsliuEa claim 70 Be-
the largest ever constructed and ab-
EuiufslY imperYiaua - rain
Among the attractions especially
heraldsf BY the management thiH
year ara tho biggest Fhlnoeerom In
captivity and the smallest hahY ai-
rnh ant on record The latter T.
kuaNn a. Baby Hoo and T. enn-
sidereA the spoiled darling q the
big Hlngling family u : elephants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
va STAR DUST


A man vith your training ough,
10 be a music publisher"
But there Is no money In mu-
sic"
Il that 20 ! supposed big for
tunes were made In it~
les. they we're. years ago. Blu,
the popular songs have Knocked out
the music business"
Does you wife always insist on
getting the Last wordG
No, she never sets t. she gives
It."
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE
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kHslllilrI. g8gEbS

The steam Laundry" which nou
holds the boards at the Aieazar. l. a
rulllekinE comedy written - Tom
Wiadamann the popular comedian
u n. Wledamanu company Il IL
drawing FoudiY crowds. and Wtll
caufinua until Thursday nlxht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16

how far can q fros Jump when II ia
ncafed4
PROBLEM SOLVED
pHt all tho fat men ON the police
force aud the world can do away
with anti fat
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Yankee man. tie o. not our prey.
my frIeuda Tho government is
Hfrlct / have my Instructions. ana
Ne must not touch TILE man.
TtfuwitH smiled. You're wise
man, iHdaHlif" Doe HaId HlH" De
you'd your yaafH'
tWdaHltk looked upon The HlU ana
+ the lurking devil shown within hH
eyes.
'Nuuf eEHHiirurV" he continued.
addressing Tfsuvith. = am uhe rHn=
tain of the patrol You mow that
already 1 know what I am about
Nnno ANAL harm yau. HHaf assured
NJ That. yea Hfr uu American but
+ Irene fatHaFliHh That IL "A different
matirr She H under arrest hhe
must come with mc stand aside aud
/ let uH take her,
ITO aud two other advanced upon
Irene reffaRIfah. TfeuHlfh waited
until they had come within short
f4uEr and then hH knocked ihe two
mon down. each with one blow Of
/ his nst tie had mo- weapon Hnda=
wiif stepped back aud saved him
self nut had no sooner done aa
than Dee matiaued 20 half "a dozen
men. These men armHg forward
simultaneously and seized the
American They were too much for
Treuvlth
'po not hurt him. aImaulahsd
nHdowitz HaduultE himself stopped
forward and seized Tire HIrI and
dragged her IHfo another IT the cor
T nefH Of the room The GIL SANK "a
the floor and uttered a Shrek Of
wild deaulr TrfnNitH. who had
been forced into hla corner. burst
forth into al HuFrg torrent 81 words
+ lie had hIH HaHEur eth Iaff
"tuduHlfz.. Dee cried. you have
no business aIfb the wife ~ a eiti.
zen of another country. Release her
Let once
HadaHIta turned upau him. bat
/ HflH ksuf his hold upon the FifL
wife he answered who Oh the
wife, What Hif- and what dus
sanf Whom 90 you msauaa
Trrualth answered That WON
an whom Fau hold" hs said. aia
Irene TteuaIth. The aIfs of an
American citizen. You touch her ~
your peril. end every Instant that
SOFA hold hsH your peril viii IN
crease
ahe b. not your wife said Rad
aaIis
TrpnrIfh looked toward Irene
Irene" be said evenly. and with
f : new iasHsr n hla eye. am I your
/ husharHH Are sau mY wife,
frsur aHa8sa bis r#anee. She
HnrH what Ha wanted H#H 90 90 and
say
You ere ny husband aud . aH
F ralr uIfe.z she answered Iu low
tone af voice naHuHIfz Eruntsf
+ nlth anger.
q aan.f believe f. he replied
spfuss g. faa Iusalsut American
TfruuIHh laughed aaH HaHI You
Hfa nn diet ~ faa deepest dFa.
naaou De answered. where
are yuuF HItH why. n Sc had NET
been married beforu thfa fme. sure
- what aha has aaia I'D what
have ssfH. IH fhrmHaiFsH NaHid csu=
sliiutr a marriage HaHe No net
acknowledged BE- HaisfaHIY in ths
HftHsnFe Haf ~ one hHH af many
wituraaeHH Release TIE woman
Take away gaur hand
TTs talaHHs - the crowd uttered
: loH KfoHf Hood. blood ih~y
muttrfsd nadaWttE Hfaaf ard
Thought fnf ~ instant This rifl
wss his. - reasoned VIII him srif
his. and the bloody crowds behind
Bat RndnmitH uan cautions. itr had
lad hia Instructions Ana there wa-
ans thinz dsarsr 90 him than ths
F possession - this riri auf that YES
F Ifs There aere other Hirla thofs
VS. but one ifs
-MrHHieufa.s he raid rfHveiy. bat
authufitaffNeIY. fc TIE crowd riEhi
F ahaut face. Il IL time fer ~ 70 So.
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We keep them The best the Amer
lean market affords Sen them on
easy monthly payments
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HERALD. tailor 1929 I'd Az. -.
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A WORD IRON JOSH WISE
New-York tribune., 1904-10-27
YALE TEAM IN GOOD CONDITION.
IBE TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUNEl

BY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
New-Haven, Conn. Oct. 26.-Yale had the last
1t the severe of the season. and while the
secret half was said show marked strength by
the varsity. the open half the scrub make an
earned touchdown on sheer line bucking as well
through a number of blunders by the regular
men. Hogan Bloomer, Kinney and Rockwell did
not play in the open half their places being taken
by kineOn and Turner at tackles. Giles at guard
and Hutch going to right han for the first time.
veterans over fortyve yards after the kickofI and
varty ploughed 9p the second team to the sats
faction OF the coaches. The next two days Will
see only light work Yale Field.
Yale is going into the Columbia game on Satur-
day in perfect physical condition, not man on
the eleven or substitute list who will be handl-
capped by injuries poor condition. 1t is the first
time that Yale has been able to send team In
such good form into a Columbia game In general
the Yale system OF play Saturday will not vary
from the regulation style of attack by w-Haven
eevens. Ihere Will be only enough kicking PROP
ably TO balance things if Columbia develops line
present indications Yale will depend entirely on
such heavy line pounding veterans as Captain
Hogan and BIoomer in tackle back plays. Tripp in
PACK KSlo | tscS!ei cenIpe @ ana an emo 1 IoI @ m
upon the abiIity of the Columbia line to hold up on
the defence Yale is expecting a good deal of open
play. tricn signals. punting and end runs from Co
iunIbia and in can be said that Yale men admit
that this style of counter attack is the most likely
to make progress for the New-York eleven
While the Yale ends still comparatively weak
has been brought up to a pitch of development that
fullback for Yale in all probability is excellence
a defensive hack, the lack Of which quality made
Shevlin lose his fullback position. Yale will play
Rockwell at quarter in the first half and probably
Hutchinson in the second; Hoyt and S Morse at
halfback in the first half and Veeder and Steven
son in the second: Owsley at fullhack in the first
rather confidently expects to be able TO hold Co
lumbia and to pile up fair score.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-27
BURKE BACK IN TIGER LINEUP.

Princeton. y. J.. Oct. % (SpeciaD.-As a hard
game is expected on Saturday and the players have
a long railroad journey before them, the varsity
had to-day it's last hard scrimmage before the
Cornell game. The scrub unable to gain con-
sstently through the line or around the ends. The
practice consisted of two twenty minute halves.
during which there frequent exchanges Of
punts in which the varsity kicked high and long.
Tommy Burke varsity quarterback, hurt in the
Navy game took part in the scrimmage to-day.
The team will have light practice tomorrow
afternoon and will leave here the 6:57 p. m.
train for Geneva. where 1t will stay until the day
of the game. The who will so the squad
butcher. Carothers. Short. Dillon, Waller.
Holden Stanard Cooney Daub. Herring, Crawford.
T998er s dna is MsTa s9o96 Pfs T
Mccormick, Bard. Wilcox and King.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-27
"PENN" PRAcTIsEs IN MASSACHUSETTS

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-l
Auburndale Mass, Oct. 26.-The Pennsylvania
football team had light signal practice this af-
ternoon to work out the stiffness of the long jour
ney from Philadelphia. although rain fell all the
afternoon and the ground was very soft The prac-
tce held the Woodland Park golf links at
$50 O'Clock, and the men were all sent to bed
where they slept like children after unusually
hearty luncheon. Two attendants at the golf club,
not knowing that the team had permission to prac-
tse on the links, made determined effort TO rush
the athletes from the field The team it lined
up to-day is practically the same eleven that will
meet Harvard Saturday, namely: Drake, left
end; Butkiewicz. left tackle: Piekersk left guard;
TOrrey centre; Siegler, right guard: Lamson, right
tackle; Sinkler, right end Stevenson. quarterback:
Reynolds. left halfback; Greebe. right halfback
Smith. fuliback
New-York tribune., 1904-10-27
COLUMBIA GETS UP EARLY.
Morley Makes Football Team Prac-
tise Before Breakfast.

e With the Yale game close at hand the hrst Oet-
ting odds on the match were quoted on the COium-
bia campus yesterday, and plenty OF 1aie money
was offered at odds of TO 1 against the Blue ana
White This found few takers among the COlunl-
bia adherents The men from New-Haven also
offered to that Columbia would not score
Morley introduced new feature yesterday All
the candidates called to report at South FEED
at o'clock in the morning for signal practice be-
fore breakfast In the afternoon, after the fresh
man eleven's victory over De La Sale. the men
again worked at South Field. instead Of at Ameri-
can League Park.
Morley sent his charge through the hardest kind
Of practice both in rudimentary work and in line
up Special attention given to puntins, weak
point in the Pennsylvania game. Stangland was
tried at kicking. and possibly be used for this
IN the Yale game II he can be spared from the line.
Carter had not recovered yesterday sufficiently from
his injury of Tuesday practise 1t is expected.
however that he will be able to play against Yale.
and It may be that he win have chance to do the
kicking.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-27
RESULTS AT WORTH.

Chicago, Oct 2s-First tsix furlonss-Emperor of
India l09 tTreubeD. O. won Optional l07 Shaver
~ 70 D. second Miladi Love. 40 RomanellD, 20 to J.
third. Time. il4S. JggeT. Mary McCanerCy, Anna
Bea MOnis. My Jane 81. Paula Peter J. Nervator and
Fromage Brie
Second zone and sixteenth mes)-Bank Street
dOo Hoffman, 70 l. Won; Gilfain l02 PotteTng). to
= second Blue Mint 10 (Dominick). IA 10 >. third
Time, l:sS1S. ST. Blue Rabunta Bonnie 1.-the Lang
FORD James Lila Noel AinEoTe Harry Preston and Pearl
Diver aEo
Third race zone mile)Cuter IO5 CTreubei even won;
gieT6ero. e thiEd Time. 1:42ss Monte PaneTeats
Annie Alone Captain Neroth and Belsaranno also
folrLh race zone miel-Ananias. % Reed, 20 TO-
won: New Nown Hay 100 (2obbinsl. = % J. second
umhia Girl. IS tRoranellD S l. third Time Ia
Harvey. lntrOductor and Mendon also
Fftn race zone and sixteenth milesl-Dutitul 1GS
tIreubeD. 20 /. AEgie Lewis. ~ tShaver), l.
second: Federal, 10 (McIntyre) 10 l third. Time
l:4sas- Burning Glass ClsUsas. BsrkelmoTe Edward
Hale Royal Pirate and Arab also
Sixth race six and one half furlongsFloral King los
thonaneli) 10 8. won. harrington. los tDominckJ .
70 J. second; Ernest Parham 110 Virgo. 20 third
Tine l;2l@s. Hands Across. JRckfuu, Duncan and
Frlendless also