The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-31

Diaphaneus. Bountiful, Totness and Man. mon also ran. -..
 Third race, six furlongs-scorpio. 11i (CAnnon) l3 to ,. won; Ascension. los (Ful- lar) 4 to 5, second; Duelist, 102 (W. Fisher) So to l, third. Time, Ills. Joe Goss, | Bounding, J. r. Mayberry and Great Star also ran.
 Fourth race, merchants handicap sweepstakes, mile-Captain Arnold, Ill GIT. Phillips) 13 to 5. won; Floral King, 1oi tRobbins) to l, second; Tribes Hill, Ill (Callahan) Il to ,. third. Time. 1:42 3-5. Bondage, St. Tammany. Ben Howard and Cardinal Wolsey also ran.
 Fifth race, mile and seventy yards Hands Across, 1Oe Oruller) I to 3. won: Mynheer, 103 (JosD b to 1, second; Charlie Thompson. IOe H. Phiflips) l6 to q third. Time, 1:47 4-5. Dr. Carrick, Gold Bell, Prince Richard and Ventoro also ran.
 Sixth race. selling, mile and flve-eighths -Handspinner. 94 (NV. Fisher) 9 to 5, won ; Baronet. 9S (w. Hennessy )4 to 1, second; Compass. 9 S(StilD to I, third. Time, 2:64. Vesuvia and Judge Cantrill also ran. seds
 Entries for Monday.
 First race, mile. purse-Xelos, 1es:. love, MidsIilove. 9105;t Legation. J9na, t06; .tEx- upo, IUI, blL1le l4Ii, I'll hllA Me 1uos FIIlOE neycroft. Free Admissions Springer 1fs; Second race. three Band one-half .fut- longs;s pHrse- Latfy .SoreersT, ; Eytfeliss. The Drugelstk llsss Hafnibsl, Bey, Arch oldham, 1q JsaiF Una, Lady $Greenwood7 Ely Brook, 5tss agrst 'tison, ,Niberae IE G. ..,ssT &s Ss.sssP S V Seaf .x. : .s w
 Thiras rars al,rsssslg of "a ',nile;. se1iing-Alle t. &, Chats, ,s5;;. Our. lii, lie. s6i Duhean s e1AIe 1ol Gus H ei{ dorn. Dgsks tSeEvnd Sight ilae;' Ralph Young. Tf0ssa Asssie Bewis. '1o5; l;
 Fourth race. nllea aasi iiii estt A Ia Mode. g; Hiawatha. 94t Louis akraft.@ a5; tEea- 1OS; Fort Plain. s1e9; sForesight, 110% Imp Mad Mullah. 112:sostrieh, 117. Sa
 Fifth, race. mile and sixteenth; selling- PrinceletaSs: Lady ,Matchless. Sarilla. 91 Mauser. Floyd k. Gravina. go; Mynheer, Bard of -'{AgGG 1O0;. i1ee King. 104; The Messenger,F Golonefc Tyler, 105; Charlie Thompson, 106. s's
 Sixth race.. five and one-half furlongs; purse-Artifice, Black. Moorene, S4; St CaTo. sss4; Monastic. s9: Ponca 9S; Zirl, 1Q0ss, Joe Goss. Sadducee, One More, 1O2; sH9tntiIsf 1passBig Ben, 113
 SsP z .;sss ;s; sys At Oakland.
 |, NSta tH nt1kEtsSQ, $an. 30.-Cap and GoWn, EkAftea he first time here won sthe. Cal f0fyfi Oaks at Oakland today The 2eveiik had a value of 5000, was one fhe fixtures of good card and, "a Held of ten started. with Miss iBetty5 1avorite and Dungannon second ,ohotces Silent Water led until the stretch turin. when she stopped Cap and Gown assumed the lead and won cleverly from Anirad and Miss Betty. After the last race the stable of C. C. McCafferty was suspended owing to the improvement shown by Golden Light over his effort yesterday and also on account of the run- ming of Chickadee. King Hedley, a big better. who admitted he gave Harry Rob insen, the trainer of Optimo and others H,e00> for the purpose of stopping the horses s6>that he could win. was ruled off the turf. George ". Williams. who at one time acted --ss agent for Barney Schrie5er, David Cox, n ~horseman and Ben Pipcus were ruled off for fraudu- lent practices. Racing begins at Ingle- side Monday. Weather clear. track fast
 First race. six furlongs, selllng-George Berry, 1O3 CFoley), to l. won; Lustig,