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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
Recess Taken.

Mr.. Russell OF Alabama, moved that II
recess be takcn until $50 o'clock. Cries
OF mo, no" were hoard from all sides.
but Chairman Clark put tho motion. when
u protest was made thatethero had been
no second "ls the motion, secondedis'
asked Mr. Clark, and amid anoth r. gem
3cral cry of No, no. q and vigoro,ls
protest from over tho hall, he put ~
question. The vote was oyerwhelmlngly
against the recess but Mr., Clark de-.
clarcd With Il snap and II thump Of his
ggavel thai 1t WaB carried, and AZ ;220
the convention was declared In recess tt'i
Two hours .. 1900 u la... snl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
PARKER. / \ !; ( /: FOR GOLD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CONTINUED from First 1,agc.l.

-
Thou hast led3thls convention to the
choice or a LEADER whose patriotism and
piety are urduestione grant wisdom now
IN tho election or a man worthy or tho
high honor q tho vice presidency Spirit
OF tho living God, still lead this people.
sprond abroad the light or intelligence.
that this land may bc4flled with knowl.
edge and virtue and piety. We ask Y
not because wo are worthy, but In the
llamc or the Lord jesus Christ, Amen
Hearst and Cockrell
Governor Dockery. was recognized at$tne
conclusion of tho prayer and read ii tele-
gram from Senator Cockrcil. as follows:
'Nvarrensburg, No. July ., 1904.
Hon. a. NJ. Dockery, chairman missouri
Delegation st. Louis ls
I ami sincerely grateful TO tho Dcmoc-
}racy OF Missouri for their unsolicited
endorsement Of me TO the nomination TO
tho, highest Office liz the gift OF the Amer
lean people and oSthe delegates appointed
by tho Joplin convention to present my
gll
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-06

Serious Accident to Mr. Wesley
Horton,
On Thursday last while do.
Ing some repair work on his resi-
dence, near Kcrshaw, Mr.. Wesley
Mae Horton accidentally fell from
tho scafiold to the ground, dis,
tance of Is feet, his head striking
the ground first, producing CON
cussion of the brain. His condi-
ton ut last accounts was reported
very serious. Mr.. Horton 10 one
OF the beat and most substantial
citizens of the county and his
friends deplore the accident which
has befallen him.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-06
Marriage

Marriages.
On Sunday last, at the home OF
the officiating minister, Rev. j.
FL. Boldrijge, Miss Maggie Culp,
daughter of Mr. w. B. Culp, OF
this place, and Mir. Willie Sowell
of the Bell Town section, were
united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony. "A host of friends Will
wish them long, happy and
prosperous life.
Married, at the residence of
the BRIDES uncle, Mr.. j. f. La
than, at Riverside, Dec. 80, 1903,
by Rev. w. @. Ewart, Mr.. Chas.
Sistare and Miss Maggie Millep,
daughter of Mrs. Hettie Millen.
Married, Dec. Oath, 1908,
by Rev. w. g. Ewart, Mr.. Chas
Cochrane, of Mccklenburg counr
ty, N. c., and Miss Edith Draf-
fin, daughter of The late N. 7.
Draffn of Riverside.
Married, on Wednesday night
Dec. 30th, 1908, by Rev. Mr..
Chandler, Mr.. Jack Cauthen and
Miss Sallie Croxton, daughter of
Mr. Butler CroXton, all of this
county.
Married, Dec. 80, 1908, Mr..
Wm. Bowers and Miss Lydia
Cauthsn, of Pleasant Hill town
ship.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-06
How 10 Post Lands.

Frequent irquiries are made g.
TO the law as to posting lands, SC
as to keep hunters and Others from
trespassing.
The following is the law of this
State:
''Section 176. Every entry
upon the lands of another, after
the notice from the owner or
tenant prohibiting the same, shall
be mlsdemeanor, and be punished
10y fine not to exceed one hundred
dollars ur imprisonment with
hard labor on the public works of
The county not exceeding thirty
days: Provided, That whenever
any owner or tenant Of any lands
shall post notice in four cons
spicuous places on the borders of
any land prohibiting entry there
on, and shall publish once week
for four consecutive weeks such
notice in any newspaper circulat-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-06

MIR. w. j. Culp had a fine
cow killed by the l.. & G. last
Monday.
MIR. w. Ii. Long, formerly
foreman of The News office, is
added to The Gazette's force with
the new year. -Gaatonia Gazette.
Wanted! A teacher for Nc
Cardsll school.
j. f. WllliGms, Chr. Bd.
Dry Creek, S. g.
-Sergt- at arms of the House
Us. Wilson left Monday for CO.
lum bia to get things in readiness
for the meeting Of the Legislature
next week.
The months old child of
Lydia saddler, COL, was found
dead in bed at her home at this
place Monday mcrning. The
coroner'sjury found that the child
died from natural causes.
"A long felt need in Heath
Springs is soon to be realized :.
Mr.. Ashley of Kershaw with a
squad of hands is busy putting up
poles and wire, and soon the busy
merchant and the careworn house,
wife will be crying, "Hello, CEN
tral !"--Cor. The State.
The appeal in the case of
Robert Buist Co.. appellant, VS..
Lancaster Mercantile Co., respon-
dent, was argued in the Supre ne
Court Monday. Mr.. Allison FOR
appellant; Mr.. Hines for respon
dent.
-Messrs Ben McMauus and
Curtis Moore, Pharmacy students,
Drs. S. j. Rutledge and Robt.
rruesdale, dental students, and
Messrs. A. A McManus and L..
ii. Parduc students of the South
ern Shorthand and Business Uni-
versity, returned to Atlanta, Ga. :,
yesterday.
Those who come out Monday
night Jan. 11th TO hear Prof.
Cbas Lane will have reason to
congratulate themselves. Prof.
Lane has an enviable reputation
Everybody wants to hear him
a second time. This is the % of
the Lyceum attractions. Remem
her the date, Monday, l1th, at
school building.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-06
S1.50 PER. ANN J

ing in the county where such lands
are situated,a proof of tho posting
and of publishing of such notice
within twelve months prior to
this entry, shall be deemed and
taken as notice conclusive against
the person making entry as afors>
SAID for hunting and fishing.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-06
Lancaster sc

INHCuSteT ~ Z
Dear Sire: The Trustees of Fair
Ground, Cob'eskill, n Y, were glad to
pay 10 cents gallon more for Devoe:
ana no wounder. Two other paint
ageu's said it would take $50 gallons OF
their pant to cover the buildings.
Our agent put 1T at 125 or less. 1t
took lis,
We saved them 35 gallons Of paint
ana painting worth 81 to S5 gallon,
as the painting costs two or three
times as much as the paint less 10
cents gallon on lis gallons, Saw
Slio.
That's how to count the cost of paint.
The cost Of putting 1t on Is So or S4 a
ga' on. You see what that means.
Go by Devoe.
Yours truly
+ w DEVoE & Co,
80 New York.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-06
Died in Florida

Mr.. Will McMurr.y, formerly
of this county, son of Mr. j i.
Millen McMurray, died last Thurs
day at mis- home in Miami, Fla,
after short illness of typhoid
fever. He was about 25 years of
age and was an esergotic aud
promising young man. His re.
mains arrived here Saturday and
were taken to Tiizah for inter
hent. His sister, who went to
Miami in answer to a telegram in
forming the family of his critical
illness, returned no ne with the
remains.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-06
Sheriff Hunter Interviewed In

ohOIhi huutST IuUerNlc"eU In
Florida.
From the Times Herald, pub
lished at Palatka, Fla, we clip
the following interview with Sher
itf Hunter relative to the escape
of Walter McManus:
Sheriff John p. Hunter, of
Lancaster, 5. G., was here Wed
nesday of last week and took back
with him one Walter McManus,
white, charged with murder.
Sheriff Hunter said that he knew
nothing whatever about the cause
of the murder which McManus
committed In his county, that all
be knows about it is that on the
10th of August last Walter Nc
Manus was charged by the coro-
ner's jury with shooting and kill
ing one John Leach, colored, and
after which said McManus evaded
arrest until the 2Sth of October
last, when he came to the officer
and surrendered.
Sheriff Hunter stated that he
treated McManus in the same
manner as had always been his Gus
tom with people charged with
crime who would voluntarily sur
render to him, that is with more
kindness, allowing them prlvile.
ges in not keeping them SO close
ly confined as he did those he was
obliged to run down and catch
aheld. He said that McManus
was taken sick while in jai! and
that he, the sheriff, had the coun-
ty physician called in at once and
gave the prisoner every needful
attention, permitting him to stay
down stairs In the Jail and to eat
at the jaier's table. But not
wlthstandlng oil of this McManus,
for some reason or cause best
known to himself and perhaps
others, on the night of Noyem ber
18th, 1903, while the jailer and
family were asleep, noiselessIy
raised the window of his bedroom
and made good his escape. This
escape and recapture, Times,
Herald representative was informs
ed, had cost him upwaad of $3.50.
He also affirmed that he had not
spared a dollar nor left stone
unturned in having McManus re.
captured.
He declared that he would not
coulc he have avoided it, worked
and been worried as has been the
case, for a great deal more than
1t had cost him. Also that he
could i'll afford to pay the Urge
reward and consequent expense
of taking McManus back to Ian.
caster and not be reimbursed; but
under the circumstance he would
have it to do, as he would not ask
his county to share one penny of
the cost. He took the whole ro.
sponsibility of treating the pri-
soner with consideration upon
himself and did not mean that the
county or any one else should
thereby suffer. So, instead of
Lancaster county losing anything
by McManns' escape from jail it
will save something in not having
to diet him during the weeks he
has been gone. But the fact
sticks out in bold relief that the
sheriff caught it pretty heavily.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-06
Fire Sunday Afternoon

A house on Mr.. Jarret Bowers
place, occupied by Mr.. Began
Hunter, was burned last Sunday
afternoon. 1t is supposed to have
caught afi,e from the stove flue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter we're over
at Nj. HIS fathers and had not
been gone from home long when
the fire occurred. They lost
everything they had by the fire.
Their neighbors and friends have
contributed literally to their re
lief for which they feel very
grateful.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-06
Valuab Lands at Public Auc-
flnn


tlOn.
Wlesenfeld & Co advertise to
sell at public auction at Lancas-
ter &. H., on Monday, Feby, 1st,
next,over 1900 acres of land in
the Waxhaw section of this
county, one of the best. farming
sections in the county. There is
q bargain in this land for some ,
body. Read the adv. carefully
and buy tract for cash or on
one, two, three, four or five years
time
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-06
NJ the only
Il A trial
will convince you. At
MaCkorell'S.
Exercises were resumed at
the graded school Monday.

new pastor of the Methodist
church at Heath Springs, arrived
last Thursday and filled his first
appointment last Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. B. Twitty,
of Heath Springs are visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. Griffith, at
Gaffney.
Mrs. Oracle Hilton, of Tax
shaw, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. j. A. Cook, at this place.
DIR. j. w. Rollings, of Lex>
ington, Ky, is on visit to rela-
tives in this county.
Auditor Cook star ted on his
rounds yesterday to take returns.
See bis appointments and meet
him there.
Mr.. }. T. Blakeney, of Kite,
Ga, has returned hame after
spending several weeks with rela-
tives n.this county.
The Mrs. Ella Walker home
place which was sold Monday by
the Clerk ot Court for partition
among the heirs, brought $1,000.
w. L. Bennett was the purchaser.
ALI the students of the var
ious colleges in the State who
came home to spend the holidays,
returned te resume their studies
last Monday.
MIR. j l.. Tillman, DR., of
Van Wyck, is visiting relatives at
Bishopville.
The Greek and Wild Cat
nlnes crossed bats Saturday. The
score was 27 to 10 in favor of the
former.
The amonnt deposited in the
banks of Columbia on Jany. 1st,
was So, ,503, 9O7, SO.
June S. Mobley, col who
will be remembered as political
leader among the negroes IN the
days of radical rule, but in late
years preacher, died in Colum.
bia last Saturday.
There will be q meeting of
the Stewards of East Lancaster
circuit Thursday Jan 18th 1904,
at 10 a. m. Every Steward is
requested to be present at this
meeting.
The County Alliance will
meet in the court house Friday,
9Th inst. Business of importance.
jerry M. Knight,
Sec'y.
MIR. and Mrs. w. L. Mccain
of Camden, Ark. were the guests
OF M. and Mrs H. K Coffey
this week. They we're en- route
to Mr.. McCain's fathers whera
they Will spend several weeks.
Lula, the small negro girl
who stays at the Cunningham
hotel, was badly burned last Sun
day night by the accidental over
turning of lamp. But for time
ly asslstance of Anne Houston,
the cook, the child would have
been burned to- death. Another
child was also slightly burned.
Prof. w. A. Hughes return-
Cd today from Parnasoffkee, Fla. =,
whittier he was summoned on
Dec. 20 on account OF the tragic
death of his brother, Mr.. John G.
Hughes, who was killed in a
skidding machine operated by the
Michigan Lumber company. Mr..
Hughes has the heartfelt sympa-
thy Of the whole community in
his sad affection. = Heath Springs
Cor. to Tho State, 2nd.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-06
| fPcat Season,

We have had a busy season
for which we heartily thank our
friends and patrons. We wish
all very happy and prosperous
year during 1904, and we sim
cerely trust that you will not
forget to buy goods at ',CLUDS
BARGAIN STORE" where
you will get better goods and
more Of them for the same money.
than y0u possibly can anywhere
else.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-06
On y Two More Days.

On y Two More Days.
We will operate our ginnery
only two more days this season,
next Friday and Saturday, Jany
StA and 9th, inst.
Poag Felguson Machine Co.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-06
Local M alters

APPOINTMENTS OF REV j. NJ. WHITE
UNITY lst aud Sd Sabbath.
ellis lie k. q an 4th sabbath. II
q. IN.
Pleasant Hill, 2 and 4th Sabbath.
4 p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31
HAZEL L. DEFEATED
Mildred Wins from Champion Ice
Yacht.

Long Branch. n J.. Dec. 30 (specIaD The first
ice yacht race Of the season on the South shrews
bury River sailed this afternoon bv the soutI,
Shrewsbury Club. he Mildred Commodore Benia-
mn z. Morris's xact winning, defeating the Hazel
l., the winner Of the third class psnnant OF the
world. over the clubs ten-nile course by Is sec
Cpds The distance covered by the Mildred IN
1915.
a light wind blowing from the west
when the called. The contest was nip and
tuck from finish between the Mildred and
the Hazel L -Four yachts entered for the race
which for the CommodoTe's Cup. They were
the Mildred sailed by Captain Jacob w Edwards
William F.. Jolines Hazel l., sailed by Captain
Asher WardeIl; Edwin +. Tabers Leroy, sailed by
Captain Charles Blair and Hartw1g n. Baruch's
Skedaddle sailed by Captain Elisha w Price.
The Hazel L. took the lead, and headed the NIL
dred by Is seconds the frs. lap. In the second
leg the Mildred not only made the Is seconds
that she lost but passed the peAnant winner before
the lap was half sailed Early in the beginning
Of the third lap the Skedadde broke down with
drew The Mildred retained her lead. although
closely pressed by the Hazel l. and the Leroy, u.
minutes separating the three as they rounded tbs
stake The time for the seven miles and hall was
The Mildred $3.50; the Hazel L. 2T00 the Lei oy,
9S.15 The corrected time for the miles was:
The Mildred 35;l5; the Hazel l.. $780, tbs Leroy,
37:.5. -,
race this afternoon. though severa were scheduled.
A new course was laid and when the surveyor
had finished o'clock. and the wind had
died away. The races will be sailed tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31
wHiTEsroNE WINS AT 40 TO 1.

Los Angeles Dec. 5o-Whitestone won the FIRST
race q ~ 10 : at Ascot today. The steeplechase
went 70 the tavorile. Mrs. Grammar Ballant5 ne
fell II the first jump and Mcbride had narrow
escape from injury. The summary:
Fist race eve and One-Aaf furiongwhitestone. 10
z. Welsh. 20 10 Won: SancsoEe ll5 1f9ennencanp}
= second: Feta1oT I12 fTreubeD. 10 l. third Time
S.lcado. Rere, &. p. WaIerhouse, Dipper, Del
Coronado Spring Leaf also ran .
Second (sx fuTlongslRose o. Iilo 100 tf4eoert
Iadv Hrtnful. 81 McDane!l l. third Time, :l4ss
pecimo. Mordeute Then Winfreda Birdie stone Lau-
ret Phillips, Negrusca and Anirad also
Tard (sJeePechase; short coursel-Mrs Grammar
Clicei. ), Flea. Us tFSchaTds,, . 70 =
second; Allegiance. f43 fMeNahon), TO 2 third Time
s.07 ValiCo Grey Morn and Colonel Bailantyne also
Fourth race thandcan. Sauson CourselTrarnotor, es
s 10 tF:ildAbrandi. 70 l.
second: Maggie Nackey 81 lMcDanieJ. - 70 l. third
Tine Gold Rose and Sportsman also ran
Zone NILE ana seventy yarcsi-AerWaa ipn
la1cUaneIj a. E{elgeTso1, SO tLaHrence) 20
second: LgstiE % Perrin, 20 J. Time, 1:46
Canefo T)u-iuI Tangible StragEfr and Mckee also ran
SIKH -ace six fUrongs)-Happy Chappy, 1Oo Law
renee. won Tam o SlanteT 10 tIoorlaT 70 l.
(EEil5ebra-d 3 70 :, third Time
i:Is I59!ls Westhof1 KoInoTto and I)or1c also ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31
RECORD ENTRY FOR PASTIME GAMES.
Over Six Hundred Named for Contests, Be-
sides A36 Schoolboys.

The largest entry ever received by an athletic
club for a set OF games has been received for the
Pastime Athletic Club carnival this afternoon and
evening 1T Madison Square Garden The entry list
received by Secretary Guick OF the Public Schools
Athletic League, for the schoolboy contests, has
reached 4se, while the contests in the evening have
attracted over six hundred entries.
The probable features OF the evening will be the
one thousand yards run and putting the twenty
four pounds shot. Amateur Athletic Union cham
pionship contests. In the thousand yards run
Will be James D. Lightbody, the Western athlete.
Ralph ". Rose. OF the Chicago Athletic Associa-
ton, holder of the worlds record for putting the
sixteen pound shot, win be OF the stars.
The sixty yards championship should also prove
interesting, with such Lawson Robertson.
national one hundred yards champion: William r.
KuakaI Of Columbia. and Frank Rickert. New
York Athletic Club. among the entries. John Elan
agan, holder OF the worlds records for throwing
the hammer and ffty-six pounds weight; r. Shell
DON II. ]. Sheridan H Corell. West Side Athletic
Club. and j. s. Burke. Pasume Athletic Club, will
be IN the championship contest at throwing the
hfty-six pounds weight for height.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31
NO AUTO RACE TONIGHT.
Cuclists Viii Speed to Tarytolcm
and TaLLeu Stream.

Commissioner McAdoo announced yesterday that
- bed not given a permit for the automoole race
scbeduled TO be held IN connection with the annual
Neu Years Eve midnight run Of the ASSOCIATED
Cycling Clubs OF New-York. tonight 1t was
learned last evening that the Associated CycIns
Clubs officials had decided 10 drop the run for
automobiles. as the idea had not met with en-
tire approval on the part Of its members anyhow
and autornob.lists seemed 10 take little interest
II the proposed contest ,.
Meanwhile the preparations for the histor7o
cycling run are well in hand There are more
prizes than ever on the list The first cyclist 10
reach Yonkers VIII receive the SimIns trophy the
OSeIu medal and e bottle Of champagne; the sec
ond & pair Of tires, and the tAlro' tNo-spesse
gear. The first notorcyclst VIII De e"aLcSd ttiS
Oatlnan solid silver cup ana pottle o. CHAM
payne. For the arrivals at IarrytowI, the Prizes
AL bs as follows: For cyclists the SerpeTeauI
trophy, the OaInan medal a bicycle q oottIe %
champagne q pair Of tires, lamp ana pIcycLs
saddle for tina motoreyclists, the Pitulan sfoPay
& bottle OF champagne and pair OF tires me
TIE n1otorcyclists thirty minutes later.
Some tVgoscOre cyclists expected 20 make ZIG
from Bedford Rest, Brooklyn, to valley stream
Long Island starting at thirty seconds after nliu-
night. Although freezing weather. following the
thaw has put the roads Ia poor condition. IL rs
announced that more cyclists have entered for this
z71n than ever before. w. o. Stewart chairman OF
Association, will receive entries az Bedford Rest
up 70 $50 this evening. Eleven prizes, besides the
Jones trophy. offered. No motorcycles are 70
compete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31
MUNRO Is SET DOUN.
.Stezcards Act on Poor Ride on Joe
Lesser.

New-orleans. Dec. so.-Munro. the jockey, who
has been unable TO furnish the stewards n salts
factory explanation OF his ride on Joe Lesser In
The sixth race on Wednesday last has been barred
.ron riding here for the rest of the meeting This
decision WAS reached by the stewards This after
Mary Glenn was the Only winning fayorite to-day
The weather was clear ana the track fast Tie
summary
Frs; iare aid Aaf furlongs)-Eseritcheou los
Aa-Sl1), - q, Won; FlorentIne III PhIIIipsl
1907. fresennent- Fruit, Tom shelly Billy Wake Han
ailal Boy. lila. Judge Saufey DR. Brady also ran
Second race six and half furloags-sary Glenn
4. Martini II 70 =, Miladi Love lOI (IAsl To J.
secondi t1tzbriil2r. Jos tSeder) 80 third Time
III as. kesTry. Irby Bsnnett, Sarah Maxim Rover
Third race six fUTongs}-Optional lu2 tShaver) ~
:. wca; FoNIneac, 1O5 tRcuaneliie ], second
DICK Bernard, lie q. Martini. 3, third Time
.i3 IS lnvincible. Sadduccee. ". =. Palmer.
Auditor ana Frank kenny also
Fourth race zone and three sixteenth >eslCat sline
50 second: Midshipmen. 80 CSch!llngD. 10 third
Tine. 2.0l 35. ST Sever, Rachel Ward, Merry Pioneer
April Shower seper WAX, Beverly and Hoodwink also
r.f.h zone end Clree-sxteeath rnos)-Handspin-
- tSch.llnsp. To J, Besucare. IS tStoval
70 J. second, Frank Rice 90 {E. Rice, y
Tine 2.12 - Harry New. Always Faithful Fleettul
Jack Doyle The HeoreW. Goldasa- Reckoner Myron Dale
AID Brunswick also
SIKH race Give and q half furlongs)-Dsllas. ia
SCALING 70 /. Won: Belle OF Portland. 10 "a
Murphy. second; Tootsey Mack 11S (Aubuchon)
70 l. third Time. IS. Mariana. Cyuttya, Tot
es Fannette Contentious Alice Comnoner. Hoceo and
Nidra also ran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31
NEwoRLeANs ENTRIES FOR TODAY,

First race eve furongs-fIused. l0S; The seer lug
Fir. Barnaby. l03: Dave Stahi 1o6 Jae sanders 10
Eishou Poole. los: Red Ruler 100
los sponge cake Bishop Poole 106; Red Ruler Jos
second t1rtougstTVTel.cH. 100; Birch tod
-07 81 Blue l0T. Johnny Crook Io7 Margaret O. 1O4
o5lbRa -u7. Duncan. IO7 Diamond c. 100. Yellow ham
-ne- 10. Helen. 40 40 go.
third yrce Gursc E-e luriongsi-E'ogeur lo2: Mayor
johnson 100 Miss t5sey Sadducee. 100; Nervat5r
joe. Iuvn-I,le frcnenac loI: GAY Boy 100 Jake
reenterg 1875: Andrs-Ius 1t9 Killdoe. 1913; AsaTita
Fourth race tthe Years handicap, one mile ana
.everv ,ards)-Mourplie 10S. Miss Betty. l3 Luctan
FoTTnasier H. Careless. IL; 5arnis 49, ortho
III
Fifth race selling: seven furongsfepnlpey. 80 Dc
Gle 100. Austrana Frank Rice. 1872 Heritage, lO2
adv Draper. io4 Eestry 1O4. Arachue l04 Chocksy-
etc jerry Hunt, 1"s 10y Bennett l05. Blennen-
worth. 10 ,, ~,
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