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AUTO BREAKS DOWN
ON THE DESERT WASTE
Virginia City Man and Wife Have Dis
agreeable Experience Travelling
Westward From Ogden.

RENO. New. June 20.-R. L. Doug
las and wife arrived in Reno this even
ing in their automobile. They are
from the Worlds Fair en- route TO
their home at Virginia City and made
the trip in the machine from ogden
across the big desert. A number Of
miles east of WadswOrth and far from
any habitatiOn their automobile broke
down in the heavy sands.
1t was necessary for Douglas TO
walk a great distance to secure help,
which was sent from WadswOrth. The
damage was easily repaired, though
delay of several hours was the result
Douglas and his wife state that the
5OO-mile trip was uneventful except
for the heat and the one accident.
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SIXTH RAcE-Miie: three -year-olds and up;

selling:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
ACTION 110 IL. Lawrence). 3
.....-Spencerian 80 (Oregar) a 6 z
Sweet Tone 81 (Knapp)...1 > 21a3 10
Time, 1:40 Start good Won easily. Win
ner. S. c. Hildreth's b. c. a. by Faverdale-
Glenola. Stroller 107. Rough and Tumble 81,
finished as named.
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ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

First race four and half furlonEs-Loyal
Street III Walpole 1Os Dipper 1OS Presenta-
tion los Mellwood los. Russ 103, Pillar 100.
The Druggist 100.
Second race, six furlongs selling-Lecache
10Y Charlie Granger 104. Feronia 100 Daddy
Bender 97 Tom Kiley 96. Burrows OF; Bride
so Pocaset SO. Firbane Sc, Minnie johnson 81,
Gayaso 81 Lila Noel 81.
Third race three furlongs-Mary Primm
1o4 Monaco Maid 104 Miss Powell 104, Prin-
cess Orna I04 Dishabille 104.
Fourth race six furlongs handicap-Elastic
124 Thane 109 Matte II log. Warte Nicht
1O2 RIaInspring 100, Footlights Favorite 9S,
Autumn Leaves 81. Alice Turner 95. Mardella
a. Clear the Arena go
Fifth race six furlongs. sellinE-Dr. Kier
10 Jerry Hunt 100, Gales 109. Rush Reuben
100 stump Town 1os. Mohave 106 Caterpillar
1O4 Duela 1O2, Slyfiyer 102. Shortcake 80,
Sol Smith o.
Sixth race one mile and seventy yards. sell
ing-Wall los, Barca 1o7. Memphian 1OI. Echo
Dale 1Oe. Eleven Bells 101, Wolfram 80. Goo
Goo 81, Easter Walters 81.
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OLD SOLDIERS YIELD
TO INVASION OF WOMEN
Army of the Fair Sex Swoops Down
On Camp Pardee and Veterans
CapituIate.

PETALUMA, June 20.-Monday
was a big day at Camp Pardee. An
army of women invaded the camp and
the old soldiers were obliged to sur
render. The ladies were then invested
with supreme military authority and
greatly enjoyed the novelty of being
in command of a military camp. Tues
day will be Calistoga, St. Helena and
Napa day at the camp. n. Conner
will be officer of the day. There will
be programme in the afternoon and
evening. The band will give a con-
cert and a dance will be given in the
pavilion.
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HANnoN AND NELSON MATCHED.
Will Box Under Auspices of Hayes
Valley Club Next Month.

Billy Roche. representing the Hayes
Valley Athletic Club, succeeded last
night in matching Eddie Hanlon and
Battling Nelson for a twenty round
90 in this city in the latter part Of next
month The boxers viii weigh in at
130 pounds at 6 o'clock.
Roche has been dickering with the
boxers for some time and last night he
received a telegram from HanlOn stat
ing he was willing 10 take Nelson on
AT 80 pounds at o'clock. This suited
Nelson, though he has been holding out
for more weight. Hanlon is in New
York. but will leave for this city
week from to-day
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CHICAGO ENTRIES.

First race one mile and seventy yards. sell
ing-Durbar 81 Telephone IS, General Steward
Crawford 90 Rankin 90. Valeat 99 Frank Mac
1O0 Christine A 100 Piedrich 1O5. Solon 1O5
Second race. five furlongs-Walter Arnold
113 Ivan the Terrible lib Florentine 113, John
Smulski rs Olseau 11S Airship lis.
Third race. five furlongs, Lakeside stakes
Seasick no Aunt katherine no. Lady Lasca
115 Peggy O'Neal 115. Voltrice 115 Mum 115.
Regale 115, The Mist 1l5 Belle Kinney 11S,
Intense us Miss Inez 100. La Londa 100.
Fourth race one mile handicap-Phil Finch
So Haveland 9s Talpa 102. Huzzah 1O5. Beau
Ormonde los. Bragg 100. Port Royal ITO.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Komombo 9s Char
ley Miller 9s, Vilager 101. Clifton Forge 104,
Sylvia Talbot 1oT. A D. Gibson 116.
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Results at Seattle.

SEATTLE, Wash. June 2O.-Summary at
the Meadows
First race, five and half furlongs, selling
SkirInish won, Sir Dougal second Meteora
third. Time, :09It.
Second race four and a half furlongs SELL
ing-Aurora b won. MacFlecl5noe second Maud
Sherwood third. Time, :55.
Third race, five and half furlongs selling
Agnes Mack won Educate second St Phil
lipina third. Time, :OsA
Fourth race mile. selling-Dandie Belle
won. RolliclS second, Ulloa third. Time 43.
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling-Hpponax X
1:14A
Sixth race one mile and 100 yards, selling
Past Master won. All About second, Csnejo
third. Time. :4S5A
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WINS A VAST FORTUNE
ON HIGH BALLS VICTORY
w. NJ. SchefteI, Owner of the Great
Horse, Cleans Up "a Total
of S32O0OO

CHICAGO, June 20.-All estimates of
money won by w. NJ. Scheftel, owner
of High Ball, that won the Derby on
Saturday, fall ridiculously below the
real mark The New York stockbroker
won s320,0 900 on the victory of his colt,
according to his own statement while
dining with friends last night
Il began betting on High Ball with
Eastern bookmakers when High Balls
price was as good as 30 to l." said he.
More than $4,000 in wagers and
nearly $27 900 from the purse was my
good fortune OF course the trip here
was a costly one. taking about $4,000
off my winnings"
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Entries for Target HandIcap.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, June 20
The entry list for the Grand American
handicap inanimate target match is
the largest ever booked for a similar
event in the country. There are 375
guns entered from all parts of the
United States. The weather to-day is
Eultry and cloudy. The guns were on
the range early pracucing and ac-
ouainting themselves with the condi-
tions and surroundings. Tomorrow
The sweepstakes shooting wiz take
place.
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COURT FINES BOXALL AND
GIVES HIM TIME TO PAY
Young Man Accused of Shooting Cap
italist Lloyd Pleads Guilty and
Gets Light Sentence.

SAN BERNARDINO. June 90
William Boxall, who shot Capitalist
Charles r. Lloyd of Berkeley Janu-
airy 10. came into court for the third
trial this morning and withdrew his
plea of not guilty, substituting a plea
of guilty of assault with a deadly
weapon, which was accepted by the
District Attorney. This afternoon
Judge York reviewed the case, includ-
ing two former trials where the ju-
ries disagreed. and sentenced Baxall
to pay a fine of $400, giving him until
September l TO pay.
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SHERIFF BELL BESTS DAINTY AFTER
RUNNING A SENSATIONAL DEAD HEAT
Small Attendance
at Washington
Park Meet.

CHICAGO, June 20.-What is esti-
mated as the smallest crowd which
ever attended thoroughbred racing at
Washington Park track saw the sec
ond days event run off at the local
track to-day. Scarcely 1900 people sat
in the grand stand and watched the
running of few thoroughbreds. The
races were pushed along some fifteen
minutes in advance of the usual time,
cutting down the time usually allowed
bookmakers to get in their work.
There was little or no enthusiasm ex-
hibited over the winners. A bad accl-
dent occurred in the fourth race in
which Sky Pilot broke his right leg
and was destroyed. Jockey j. Conley
had his back severely injured.
FIRST RACE-Four furlongs; two-year-olds;
purse:
Betting Horse, Weight Jockey. St. q Fin.
.....-Kurtzman. lis Dominica 2 = IL
.....-Blue Bird, 11S CHofier).... h q
Sea Sick. 115 Pryer) Z lt43
Time. AS 10. Start good. Won easily.
Betty VI i15, Marment % us. North Enid los. Mrs.
Bob 100, finished as named.
SECOND RACE-one mile; three-year-clds
and up; selling
.....~The Regent, 1io CAubuchon) "A IL
.....-Ebony. 80 McBride) .---.: Ia
.....-Gold. Mineral. "a Pieratp 3 ? g.
Time. 1 40 20. Start good Won handily
Winner, Mrs. NJ. Goldblatt's b. &. 90 by Domt-
no-Royal Glen.
THIRD RACE-One and sixteenth miles;
three-year-olds and up; purse:
Betting; Horse, Weight Jockey. St q Fin
.....-Witful 112 Henry) 80. "a
.....-shawana, 90 (Oliphant.... h 81
...-.-Leila, 81 (Knapp) .......--
Time :46 Start good. Won driving. Win
ner 5. c. Hildreths ch. f. a. by Mirthtul-
Response. Major T. f. Carson 81, Proofreader
80, finished named
FOURTH RACE-Mile and seventy yards;
three-year- olds; purse:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey st. Y Fin.
.....-Phi Finch 10 a. Booker)5 2h1
.....-Foncasta. 122 Knapp .....1 IL
Time, IA 3-5. Start good. Won In can,
ter. Winner. w. s. williams ch. &. by Colo
Finch Phillista. Rainland 122 finished fourth.
Sky Pilot 122 fell
FIFTH RACE-six furlongs; three-year-olds
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey st. q Fin.
..-..-Birch Broom. IL PriorO.d 22
Pred Leppert los (NcoD. .
Time. 10 As Start good. Won easily.
Winner; 8. c. Hldreth's ch s. t3) by Ben
Strome- -Barcarola. Incubator III finished
fourth.
SIXTH RACE-Mile; three -year-olds and up;
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. y Fin.
.....-Action. 110 a. Lawrence). 3 3
.....-Sweet Tone. 81 Knapp. II , 21a3 10
Time, lao. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner S. c. Hildreths b. c. "a by Faverdale-
Glenola Stroller. 1o7. Rough and Tumble g.
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Late Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.

Monday June 20.
Tug Sea King. Harvey. II hours from Fort
Bragg.
starr Montara Reilly. So hours from Seattle.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
ATOOSH-Passed in June 20-Schr VIII
bert l.. Smith. from San Diego, for Port Town
send: brig W. G. Irwin, hence June Z. for
Roche Harbor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. June 20-Stmr Coro-
nado, hence June rs; schr w. J. Patterson.
from Redondo: schr W. H. Smith, from San
Pedro.
Sailed June 20-Stmr Newburg. for San Fran
cisco: schr Melrose, for San Francisco; schr
Watson a. West for South Africa.
FOREIGN PORTS.
VICTORIA. b. C.-Arrived June 20-Jap stmr
Kanagawa Maru, from Yokohama Passed
out June 19-Nor stmr Titania, from Nanaimo.
for San Francisco
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FAIR GROUNDS SELECTIONS.

First Racc-The Druggist, Loyal
Street, Dipper.
Second Race-Bride, Tom Kiley,
Lille Noel.
Third Race-Dishabille, Princess
Orna, Monaco Maid.
Fourth Race-Mattie III, Elastic,
Thane.
Fifth Race-Jerry Hunt, Caterpil-
lar, Mohave.
Sixth Race-Easter Walters, Men,
phian, Wall.
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY SELECTIONS

First Race-Virgo, ConsueIo III,
Limerick.
Second Race-Sparl1ling Star, Paget
entry, Gilpin.
Third Race-MimOsa, Julia NJ, Tou-
pee.
Fourth Race - Stalwart, Dolly
Spanker, Broomstick.
Fifth Race-Colts entry, Flying
ButtreSs, Whineroy.
Sixth Race-Grey Friar, Ben Mac
Dhui, Carbuncle.
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WASHINGTON PARK SELECTIONS.

First Race-Lacy Crawford, Chris
tine A. Telephone.
Second Race-Airship, Ivan the
Terrible, Oiseau.
Third Race-The Mist, Regale, Peg
gy O'Neill.
Fourth Race-Phil Finch, Talpa,
Bragg.
Fifth Race-A. ID. Gibson, Sylvia
Talbot, Clifton Forge.
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POLICE ARRIVE AND
STOP A BULL FIGHT
Plans to Hold an Exhibition Near
Portland Arc Thwarted as
Crowd Gathers.

PORTLAND, Or, June 2o.-A bull
fight was scheduled to come off yes
terday afternoon on the Egger Bros
milk ranch near Columbia Slough,
but it was stopped by the police.
Humane officer Resing found six
bulls on the ground and ordered
Adolph Egger not to hold the fight. A
number of tickets had been sold and
a crowd was beginning to gather when
the officer arrived.
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RUNS AND HITS BY M
SUMMARY.

McCreedie Strefb. Thielman. Byrnes, Schlafey
DevereauX. Stolen bases-NaEau. DevereauX
Bases on halls-Oh Iberg ., on Schmidt e.
Struck Out-Ry Iberg. .: by schmidt 4. Sac
riice hit-McCreedle. Two base hits-Becs
Nadeau. Three-base hits-Francis. Schlaiey
TEielman. Home run-Moskimau- Double
play-Castr0 to Spencer. Hit By pitched bsII-Br
Iberg 1. First base on errors-POrtland q
Oakland >. Time OF game-TwO hours and
fifteen minutes. Umpire-Freeman
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VICTIM OF MISPLACED CONFIDENCE
Mrs Lille Millerick 2420 Cough street com
planned to the police yesterday that while at
the Terminal Hotel Haight and Stanyan
streets on Sunday afternoon she gave her
purse containing SO to young man to hold
and he walked away with II. She had not seen
the young before and could not give an
accurate description of him.
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SUMMARY.
Errors-Tonan . wbasI.r

Errors-Iornan =. wheeler, Delehanty. FtOsss
Eagar. Earned runs-Seattle 6. Two base hit
-Toman. Stolen bases-Nan Haltren 2 Moh-
Ter .. Delehanty, Smith Blankenship 2. Sac
rihce hits-Smith. Hall Struck Out-By
Shields Z, by Baum 3. Hits-On Baum 10 on
Flood g. Passed ball-Eagar. Hit by pitched
bal-By Shields l. by Baum l. by Flood l.
Left on bsses-Seattle 10, Los Angeles g. First
base called balls-On Shields L off Baum
l. of Flood 1. Time Of game-One hour and
AZ minutes. Umpires-McDonald and Nc
Carthy
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Totals Al 13 IS q O Totals %
RUNS AND HITS BY INNIN
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Betting Horse Weight, Jockey. ST. q Fin.
10 to 1-Ingolthrift. 80 CHowelD l 2 lA
so to 1-Echodale. 112 (Bybee).. 1153 3
Time, 1:33A. Start good. Won easily.
Winner Mrs F. j. Kettleman's CHI h. a. by
Onondaga- Patty of Cork. Mordella 90. Mill
brook 90 Light Opera 107 Doeskin 101, Com
modore 80. finished named.
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999
and stimulates them
health is the result.
!or medical advice.
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WASHINGTON, June 20.-The Secretary OF
the Interior has approved the application of the
board of trustees OF the Columbian University
Of this city to change the name of that institu-
ton To the George Washington University
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ment: the sores and eruptions that appear upon {
nnlv manifestations or symptoms of some internal
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ADVERTISEMENT
Blood Troubles
ADVERTISEMENT

Bad blood is the Of numerous aches and pains
and the of nearly all stubborn longcontinued dis
When the blood gets out of order disease germs
posons of various kinds find their way into the cir
culation and serious trouble is the result Rheu
atsm Malaria, Old Sores and Ulcers Scrofula Anmia
and many pustular scay skin eruptons like Eczema
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-21

DENVER, June 20.-A decision given by the
state Supreme Court to-day affirmed the con-
stitutionality Of the inheritance tax law.
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SUPREME COURT SHOWS
MERCY TO LAWYER DAVIS
Commutes Sentence of Disbarment to
Suspension From Practice for
Few Months.

HONOLULU. June .2O.-The new
Supreme Court has commuted the
sentence of disbarment passed upon
G. A. Davis to suspension from pTac-
tice until next October.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-Philadelphia
won to-day's game easily from Washington by
hard hitting Davis and Noonan, the new
players from Holy Cross College. com
PEELED to retire from the game because of in
juries Attendance. 1000. Score:
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G.. A Davis is a well-known attor-
ney of Honolulu. He was disbarred
from practice in the courts OF the Ter
ritory last August for his connection
with the case of John X. Summer, an
aged capitalist, whose relatives sought
to secure his estate. Davis took the
matter of his disbarment to President
Roosevelt. but was informed that the
President had no power to interiors
with the action of the court
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The baseball twirler should keep
keyed up to the highest pitch
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SIAGEIfS BAD MUFF ALLOWS
THE REDS TO BEAT CHICAGO
kid" Nichols Pitches Grand Ball
Against Pittsburg Champions,
Blanking Them.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGDE Z.
CINCINNATI, June 2O.-Slagles nun OF
Peitz's fy in the fourth inning gave the locals
two Of their three runs and decided the game.
Chicago had the most men on bases, but could
not score them. Attendance, $500 Score;
r H. E
Chicago -.--.-..-..- -..--...-.-.- 1
Batteries-Harper and Peitz; Briggs and
Killing. Umpire-Moran.
ST LOUIS. June 2o-NIchols shut out
Pittsburg here to-day in a ceanly played
game. only one error was made and the work
Of both teams was fast Attendance. $500
Score:
St. Louis .---..........-.....--.- l
Pittsburg --------.--. .------..--
Batteries-Nlchols and Mclean; Flaherty
and Smith Umpire-ODay.
NEW YORK. June 2o.-New York won an
easy victory over Brooklyn to-day Poole. who
pitched for six innings, received poor support
Babb making less than five errors. Reidy
relieved Poole in the seventh. Attendance,
3000 Score;
S599hy0 S9% York .:.:. ....:1s :.:::::::: Is Is
Batteries-Reidy, Poole and Ritter: Mathew
son and Bowerman. Umpires-Zimmer and
EmsIie.
BOSTON. June 2O.-Phfladelphia won the
first game to-day and Boston the second. The
afternoon game sbounded In brilliant fielding
plays PhiladelphiR's outheders and the Bos-
ton infelders divided the honors in the first
game Long hits by Cooley scored six of Bos
tons runs in the second game. Attendance
Boston ..-.-.---.. ---.-.--.......
Batteries-Duggleby. Doom and Roth; Car
ney, Pittinger and Norman.
Second game r. H. z.
Philadelphia .....-... .......O 10 1
Batteries-wiIhelm and Needham: Fraser
and Doom. Umpire-Johnstone
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A safe robbery isn't always as safe
as it sounds.
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FOURTH RAcE-one mile and seven

yards: purse: three ear-olds and up:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. st. q Fin,
4 to 1-Harmakis, 90 (Rice).... l 10
TO 1-Galagher, 100 CWatson) 83
6 to Falkland, % (StovaD.... 4 o
Time 1:5OB Start good Won easily. Win
ner. ONeall Egan's ch. c. C5) by Albert Mon
tevale Dolinda 90, Bugler 9S. finished as
named
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purse: three year olds and up.
Betting Horse, Weight Jockey. st. y Fin.
10 to Lynch. 104 (Perkins). -.
5 TO 1-Gaslighter. los Neeley) ] S$ 22
0 to 5-Broodler. 1o4 CW-D Davts) 2 y
Time. :O3 Start good. Won easily. Win
ner J. C Cahn's b g. 90 by Inspector b
La Danseuse Lady Matchless 1O3, Velos 1O4.
finished "a named.
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Salt RheuI1 and letter, have
their beginning in bad blood,
and only a remedy that enters
INTO the circulation and de-
stroys the germs and poisons,
,an have any permanent good
effect upon a disease of this
character.
You can I check a blood
disease by any external treat
ment; the sores and eruptic
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FIFrH RAcE-sIx furI0ngs; three-year-olds

on main track; purse
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey St 3. Fin.
9 to 1o-Pulsus. 126 CPicksl; 80. % liz
. 10 Liberia, 107 90 NeilD.. l y 2is
TO 2-Divination. Ill CMartin).. s'43 "a
Time 1913 10. Start good. Won driving.
Winner. F. Gebhard's br c. by Topgallant-
Glenhap. Belle Of Portland, Requitor. Revane
Chattah, Thistle Dale. Glad T1dings, Head Lad.
finished as named
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FOURTH RAcE-Mile and seventy yards;
FIFTH RAcE-six furlongs; three-year-olds


Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
-.--.-Burieigh, los QIenry. -....S
birch Broom. III Gror).1 . h
Pred Leppert. los (NicoD. h 3
Time. 1:12 As Start good Won easily
Winner; s. c. Hildreth's ch. g tO by Ben
Strome- -Barcarola. Incubator III finished
fourth
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sECoNp RACE-ons mlle. ealing: thrse
, FOURTH RAcE-one and an eighth miles

three-year-olds and up; handicap:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. ST. q Fin.
9 to 2-Dekaber, 102 (Martin).... 80 ia
Even-Savabe, 122 90 NeilD..... % On
TO 2-Whorler 116 (Shaw) ..... 4 3 q
Time, 1854 1-5. Start fair Won driving
Winner. II. B. Durham's ch. T. by Pirate of
Penzance- December. Carbuncle, Brigand,
finished ; named.
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Harnakis Outfoots
Field, Beating
Gallagher.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-Harmakis re-
turned to his best form to-day at the
Fair Grounds, and with fourteen
pounds off galloped home over the
favorite and the well played good
Word was received here to-day that
Hermis would arrive here Tuesday to
run in the Worlds Fair Handicap next
Saturday.
FIRST RACE-Four and a half furionss j.
wo-year-olds purse:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin
20 to Lone Wolf 110 CMorris). l 1153
Time, ;5SA Start good. Won easily. WIN
Rathskeler 1O3. Annisguam ITO. Wakeful 1O5
Aspatia 100 Georgia Carter 100, A. MuskoGay
113 Colonel Simpson lib, Coviha los. hnlshed
as named
SECOND RAcE-si1 furlOngs; three-year-
olds:
80 to 1-Crescerton. 113 Uver).... 26
TO Gigantic. 81 (Austin). I 32 10
Time. 1:1s. Start poor: Won galloping'
F'amene. Top Lady 1os. Banquet 40. Anyway
%. J. Reif 81, Billy Woodward 100 Ascot 81,
Hubbard 81. Pink Marsh 95. Yellow Hummer
100 Muscovair 81. Toilo 81, Foridor 100 mn
shed named.
THIRD RAcE-Fve furlongs; two-year-
olds:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin
to 2-Zinda. 81 (Austin)- -......2 2 - -
to Franco. % (stovaD...... l 23
Time. :04% Start fair. Won easily. Win
ner. T p Hays br f. C2) by Woolsthorpe-
Ella F. Drakegid 100. Joe Kelly lOO, MY
Eleanor 90. Platoon 100. finished as named
FOURTH RAcE-One mile and seventy
The Washington times., 1904-05-22

advantageously adopted by the schools
throughout the country.
The ASSOCIATION was hOnOred by the
presence Of Mrs Martha S. Gielow, OF
Alabama, the guest OF Mrs. Gresham.
Mrs. Gielow has attained distinction on
two continents By her charming dialect
readings. and delicious rendering OF
ante-bellum plantation songs. She gave
a graphic portrayal OF the utter lack
OF cOmpunctioI. displayed by some at
taches Of yellow journalism. and re-
lated some very amusing and heart
rending Misrepresentation suffered by
her and other pubic people. through in
terviews granted to irresponsible jour
nalists- She greatly contributed to the
pleasure OF the evening BY her delight
full rendition OF How Honey Cot Lost
one Of her own productions
The Washington press was compli-
mented by the members present for the
accuracy and pains taking care OF their
reports
The next meeting OF the association
will take place On the nth OF June.
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NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE. Nd. May 1.-THE pro
gram for the Womens Christian Tenn
perance Union campmeeting at Wash
ington Grove. from June "A to %. in
elusive is being made out Mrs. Louise
L. Rounds. OF New York city an able
speaker. has been engaged for the week
She will deliver four lectures, give a
Bible reading. and will be heard from
in other ways. A medal contest is TO be
one OF the features one afternoon OF
evening
Democratic primaries were held
throughout this county at O'Clock this
afternoon. when five delegates from
each of the thirteen districts were Sc
lected tc the county convention to be
held here on Tuesday next At the
county convention five delegates will be
chosen to represent the county at the
State convention in Baltimore on MAY
%. as well as TO select five delegates to
the Democratic Sixth Congressional dis
trict convention 10 meet at this place
on September % next
Mayor John A. Garrett. OF Glen Echo,
about whom so many wrong reports
concerning letters received from Nir-
GINA lady. have been published is en-
phatic in denial OF the differences drawn
Mayor Garrett has been the victim or
what was intended as a joke.