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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25
PENNY FoR YOUR THOUGHTS

PENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS
You cannot have your mind Oh
your business and your suffering AZ
the same time. Your business OF
pleasure may claim all your
thoughts n you take Dr. Miles ANTI
Pain pills. which almost instantly
relieve every form % pain and mis-
cry In head or stomach. one Fenny
a dose. one dose usually cures.
. doses. Is cents Never sold IN
bulk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

Guess the n. and M can go
some.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
THE JIM CROW Law
Unconstitutional
That Is the Decision of Judge Call
of Duval Circuit.
CANNOT SEPARATE THE RACES

Negroes Can Have the Front Seat on
Street Cars-Law Declared uncon-
stitutional Because IL Makes Dis
erinninations-AppeaI To Be Taken.
Special to The Daily Sun
Jacksonville. July 25.-In the circuit
court chambers this forenoon Judge
Call rendered his decision In the case
OF Andrew Patterson, colored, W. W.
B. Pickett, sheriff, for release from i'm
priSonment in the county Jail hy dis
charging him upon the unconstitu-
tionAlity OF the new law, which re-
qulred the separation Of the races on
street cars.
Judge Calls decision declaring the
Law unconstitutional was based on the
clause that permitted colored nurses
with white children or sick people to
ride in the same compartment Of
street cars, which he declared was
class legislation. Section 7, OF the
Avery bill, as amended by the Senate
judiciary committee, was the part de-
claFed unconstitutional,
The decision has caused much COM
ment and the case will be taken to the
Supreme Court at the earliest possible
date.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
VALUES HAVE sHRuNk.

ledge Carter Speaks Of Fluetuatlng
Values Of Lake City Property.
fudge sgd L. Garter returned from
allahassee Tuesday, where he has
sen for the past two or three days.
IL speaking Of the actlon Of the State
Beard Of Education In selling the
Htets's property At Lake City, Judge
Garter Gays that years ago q certain
NAndlda,e for Congress Ia the FiFst
DlEerlot was fond OF telling q story
&hont n negro aud . catfish. in which
4he ilah "SWunk" considerably Ia one
hlahl. The Judge always thought the
ehPlnklnR vas considerably eXAgger'
alsd, until now he has found q counter
part In the remarkable dlminution in
ths value OF property in Lake City
Before the University was located NJ
aalnesvlle, Lake City claimed the
ealus OF the states holdings Was two
oE three hundred. thousand dollars
hoRdAy, when they were trying TO buy
n from the Educational Board, 10 Was
hAFely worth fifteen thousand A
very remarkable showing, 80 say The
least Of II, However. the latter yAldt
d probably nearer the mark.
Judge Garter stated that the Gov.
ernor will probably today apply TO the
RapreSns Court iot AL advisory Opin.
ben ~ 10 the consttuuonNlty OF the
EsnchmAn bill. aud that the supreme
Qonsa will settle Ihe matter one way OF
1hn other In very short time
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
A BAPTIST MEETING.
Santa Fe Baptist Association viii Hold
Big Meeting at Lacrosse.

Santa Fe Baptist Association viii Hold
Big Meeting at Lacrosse.
The Santa Fe Baptist Association
expect to hold big union meeting ct
Lacrosse for three days, on Friday
Saturday and Sunday, the 2S.h, 2oth
and Both inst., when q grand time iS
expected
The Santa Fe Association 10 COM
posed OF members Of the Baptist con-
gTegation from several counties, COM
posing q district. They are accns-
toned to meet once each year, when q
grand love feast 10 held, and the meet
ings are cond ucive of much good fell
lowship and fraternal good.
At this meeting a number OF the
most prominent Baptists In the dis
trict are expected, and some good and
interesting addresses are anticipated.
Among those invited to speak 10 Rev.
g. b. Rogers Of the First Baptist
Church, this city. Mr., Rogers is =
very forceful aud interesting talker,
and will no doubt deliver q fine sd-
dress upon this occasion.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
Feel impending Doom.

The feeling OF impending doom in
the minds OF many victims Of Bright''
disease and diabetes has been changed
to thankfulness by the benefit derived
from taking Foley's Kidney Cure. II
will cure incipient Bright's disease
and diabetes and even in the worst
cases gives comfort and relief. Slight
disorders are cured in few days. 81
had diabetes in its worst FORM" writes
Marion Lee OF Dunresth, Ind. ~ tried
eight physicians without relief. Only
three bottles OF Foley's Kidney Cure
made me a well man" j. w. McCol-
lum 4 Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
Another Carload OF Wire.

The southern Rell Telephone and
Telegraph Company have received
another carload ot copper wire for use
la the long distance line between
Gainesville and Jacksonville work
upon which will begin in short time.
This makes the second carload re-
eeived for this WORK, aud others are TO
follow. The poles are being placed
aud In q lev days il 10 anticipated that
work 90 stretching the lur vail he.
gin.
When completed this line Will give
Gaiuesvills telephone connection With
all the principal eit,es Of the u ,'sd
states
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
HAWTHORN.
The Normal School-Bad Outlook fol
Cotton-Personal Notes.

The Normal School-Bad Outlook for
Cotton-Personal Notes.
Hawthorn, Fla, July "a Tho Nor
NAL school. under the direction OF Prof.
J. N, Overholtz,. 10 progressing nicely
and will continue for six weeks. There
are thirty-two In attendance and all
are showing marked Advancement.
w. 8. Moore. who left some weeks
ago for Utah, has written home that
he has purchased a beautiful farm in
shat State. IL 10 understood that this
eStimAble family are considering max
ing Utah their future home.
Misses jamie StrinRielloW and Fannie
Moore spent several days last week
visiting friends and relatives in Waldo.
William Li,tledale, the genial cAnd y
salesman for the +. J. Smith Candy
Company OF jacksonville, 10 taking a
months vacation.
Mrs Z. =. Stock, who has been quite
III for the past two weeks, is conVA-
descent
Harry Barnett, better known ~
Happy Harry" has resigned his posi-.
ton with Johnson 4 Waits and il 10
understood that he will engage in the
mercantile business in North CArolina.
Cotton crops are badly damaged
The br,Hht prospects OF a few weeks
since have vanished completely. Other
crops are line
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
Indigestion,

With lie companions, heartburn Ia
tulence, torpidity OF the liver, consti-
patton, pAlpitAtlon OF the heart, poor
blood, heAdAche and other nervous
symptoms, SAllow skin, foul tongue,
offensive breath and . legion OF other
ailments. 10 at once the mOSt vide
spread aud destructive malAdy among
the American people. The Herbine
treatment will cure ell these troubles.
500 bottle. Sold by w. NJ. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27

a.. r. KumPc, druggist, Leighton
Ala. writes one VI my cusIome ~
had . child which va, SICK. aud threw
% eli food. could retain nothing on 10,
stomach. lie bought one bottle OF
whites Dream Nermiiugr. and Il
bgOaghi up lie worms nom t@achild
na HE h0ss worm med,eiaBin abe
uerid." Whites Cream Nerih,tugs u
also The ehildFens tOEle 10 improves
heir digestion and assimilation Of
tDod. strengthens their nervous systsn
epd testoFes them 10 the health, vtgOI
7He slnaliclty of aplrSta naiural tC
enna. sod b ~. NJ. JoAnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27

Asthma Sufferers Should Know This.
Fpley'S Honey and Tar has cured
many eases OF asthma that were con-
1idersd hopeless. MS. Adolph BusS-
ina. 70l West Third st., Davenport,
Iowa, writes; "A severe cold con-
lrneted twelve years ago Was neglected
ssplis 10 finally grew into asthma. The
1et medical Skill available could not
Igs me more than temporary relief.
plag's Honey and Tar wss recon-
hbtaaed and one HiIy.esnt bottle en-.
t|shig cured me OF asthma which had
et1i growing on me for twelve years.
Df bed taken IL a. the start ! would
AVE been saved years 81 suffering"
w. Mcclellan 4 %.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
REAL ESTATE DEAL.
Purchase Of Six Desirable Building
Lots In East Gainesville.

Lots In East Gainesville.
PHI. Baker, the naval stores oper-
AtoF, evidently has 4 great deal Of
confidence in the future Of Gaines
Vile. He has Just purchased from W.
II. Robertson elk lots on East Church
street, East Gainesville, Immediately
adjoining the Park property.
MIR. Baker states that he 10 we'll
pleased with his purchase. The day
following the sale he was offered more
than half Of what he paid for the en-
tire parcel for = hAlt-interest, hut re-
fused same. He expects to improve
the property after n while,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
Baseball PLAYERS and Foot Raesr.l

Louis Kruger, ex.ehamplon long
distance foot racer OF Germany and
Holland. writes Oct n, 1901 Dur
Ing my training OF eight weeks foot
races at salt Lake City, in April last,
used BAllard's snow Eminent to my
greatest Satisfaction. Therefore, /
highly recommend Snow Llniment 20
all who are trou bled with sprAins,
bruises W rheumatism 25c SIC and
o.. sold 10y W NJ. Johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
MOzLEY'S
LEMON ELIXIR
REGULATES THE
LIVER.
STOMACH,
BOWELS,
KIDNEYS.

The inventor OF the famous TER
RELL SCRAPE," q man known wher
ever plows are sold and used, says:
Il have used MozLEY's LEMON
ELIXIR for 10 or 10 years In my
family for the stomach. liver and kid-
neys, and ind II Is the best medicine
have ever used. II IA also q sure spe-
cinc for pain In the back or under the
shoulders. I have recommended II In
numerous cases 70 my Workmen. when
sick and unable to work. asd Il has al
ways given perfect satisfaction. II. ID.
TERRELL, President Atlanta PioW
Co.. Atlanta"
NOZLEY'S LEMON ELIXIR.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
ChssrfullY Recommended for Rhsu-
maiism.

q. q, Higbee, DAnville, ILL.,, writes,
Dec. ,, 1901; About two years ago
was laid up for four months with rheu-
mAtism tried Billiards. Snow Lint
ment; Que bottle cured me. ] can
chSerfully recommend II tn all suffer.
iug from like affection 2Sc. 6Oc aud
81. Sold by ". NJ. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
40 TRAGEDIES
SATURDAY NIGHT
One Man Killed at MelrOse and
Another Near Newbsrry.
eoTA PARrIss wERE NEGROES

Ore Negro Was Killed BY Accident
while Another Met His Death in In
teffsrlnE with an ofFicsr-cOrOnsr'i
Jury Sat on Both Cases.
fnlokmatiou hes been received In
lhle elty Of two homicideS which oc-
tpFred Saturday night.
a boIoFed man, stepney Brown, was
accidentally killed at his home near
|oI1bee. . load of nine buckShat haV-
f2 ptnssfatsd his body, death result
Instantly.
ne Milling was done by Marsh De-
1t. another negrp. DeBoSe had q
Ele&hnee against his father.ln.law,
TahN nobsrson, and while he was call
~ at ehe home OF Brown It 10 said De-
41t same upon the scene and opened
Ia OnIy two shots struck the man
tR whom they we're intended, Brown
eeIviBR almost the full load. Rober'
|n VAS wounded, but II 10 expected he
|ll recover. DeBose made his escape.
sosDnsF's Jury held under the direc.
sIeh OF Justice Lumpkin Sunday rem
Jared . verdict that Brown came to
sIk death by Q RunShot wound at the
thnds OF Marsh DeBoSe.
a NswbsrrY Tragedy.
There was q tragedy ut Newberry
eataFday night which cost John Jen.
Mos. . negro, his life for interfering
Win an officer In the discharge Of his
duty. Constable Siford was attempt
INC 10 arrest a negro, when jenkins
charged upon him with an ugly-look-
ing knife. In order to save his own
Me eIford was forced TO turn upon the
npgFo. with the result that his (Jen-
klnis) tunerai was held the following
Aag.
The coroner's jury sat Saturday and
lnndeFeda verdict Of juStifiAble homi-
5ide.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27

A pleasant surprise party may be
gives 10 your stomach and liver by
takiug medicine which all relieve
their pain and discomfori. va nf
Kibg's New Late pills. ThsJ arv = most
wonasrfnl rsm~dy, Ai0rd,Hg sure ~
lief and eurs foF hsseaehe, disEipesa
ana eoaatlpAiiqs. Sse 90 all draGgissa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
ESresd to StarNe.

q , Lcrk Of Concord. NJ sEy'
"fOr - yrsU | suffered GgoniSs, With
= sOrv "a my urpet Up. % painful,
sometimes. that could poi sst. Ai's'
VAiHlJ ''JlaE ssety,Alng else. l cured
10 With ReeAlens Arnlca SslYs." la
swat "a, suta and uenooa- AZ
All en- bauiY ste.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-27
Nasr, s,rss: -Four people M.,s,,e

u .4Na', DryAnaair- H.. 'g., -f
Ia, yasl yacht Nark,ri oau,u -
Dr u A Hayr of Phihl'lpr.A surl
~ she main ship chAnny, ~ W,sI
RrARdyNine shoal IA siN AtAoms Vi
water ~ Hare and trirbd we're ak
81 cG by the yacA, Gree The crew
OF ton men Is missing TIE nGstl
SkoW a, loW water.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-10
SYSONBY LEADS FIELD
IN ANNUAL CHAMPION
Continued from First Page.)

20 :, Won. Dick Roberts. ~ Grant
land), to l, second; Pagan Bey, 14S O..
Kelly. % 10 1, third. Time, SIG. Phan-
tom, Pious, and Grandpa also ran
Third race-Great Eastern Handicap;
two-year-olds; six furlongs. Burgo-
master, 100 tHildebrand). even, won
Whimsical. 121 (Miller), 10 to l, second
Juggler, 1l6 (NicoD, even. third. Time,
LIZ 4-5. Bill Phillips, Jacobite. Ravena.
F1necloth. Flip Flap. Vendor, Account
ant. Sidney F., and Clark Griffith also
ran.
Fourth race-Annual Champion; three
year-olds and upward: two miles and q
quarter. Sysonby, lis (NicoD l TO b,
won: Oiseau, los (O'NeilD ~ to 1, second
BrooEastick, 1l9 0. to 1 third.
Time. 2:A.
Fifth racial ages; selling; one mile.
Israellte. Ill Lyne), 10 i, won; DR..
Spruill. l07 (Burns) TO !, second; Hol-
scher. "a (Schafferl. 20 TO l. third Time.
lao. D'Arkle, Belden, Sais. Collector
Jessup. Lord Badge, Chimney Sweep.
The Rhymer, Flinders, Columbia Girl
Light Note. Royal Legend, and Margaret
NJ. also ran
Sixth neutrality-suspicious. and up
ward: mile and an eighth on turf Humo.
III dyne). to /. won: Miss Crawford.
los (O'NeilD. f3 to 5, second; Right
Royal. 1l2 (Perrene), 6 to l, third Time,
30 2-5. Wire In. Red Friar, Ceder-
strome. Sailor Boy, Belle Signora, and
Bragg also ran.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-10
Entries for Tomorrow.

First race-Three quarters of a mile
Lady Amelia. 125: Rapid Water. 120: Jo-
cund. lib; Mamie Hodge. 112; Handzarra
10: Jake Sanders, 110; Toscan. 100: Ocean
Tide; los; Gold Enamel. 10s; Candida.
100; Sir Lynnewood, IS: Diamond Flush,
IS; Cigar Lighter. 90; BellIgerent. 92:
Ancestor, 90; Adios, IS; Lucy Young. 81:
Burleigh, 122.
Second race-Two and one-half miles.
Charawind I52: Knight of Harlem, l23:
Nitrate. 40; Knight of ElWay! 135: Dick
Roebrts. 14S; Coligny, 1852; Gus Strauss.
$50; Ruths Rather, 142; Dupont. 1885, Gas
car. 132
Third race-Five and one-haIf furlongs.
Miss Seventy seven 80: Odd Ella 90.
Dodina, 80; Bauble SO; Ayiston. 90: Har-
Yo. 1m; Edith James. 50; Evening. 90:
Elouise, l01; Moonshine. 100; Ala Rus
sen. 100; Sufficiency. l0i: Bribery, "a;
Myrtle d., 20; Crossways, 30.
Fourth race - One and one-ouarter
miles Water Light. III: Monster Beau
caire, l26; Colonial Girl, I23; Caughna-
waga. 12s; Broomstick, I2e.
Fifth race = One and one-sixteenth
JOG; Memories. JOG: Athlone 1o3: Fon-
casta, la; Atwood. 106; Rubric, 100:
Jack Young. SO; Oarsman JOY: sails ID5.
BlennenwOrth, 10s: VolOday, 100; York
shire Lad. sc; Hippocrates, e6; Macbeth.
lO5; King Rose. sc; Telephone, IOi; Jen-
ME McCabe. 100
Sixth race-Five and one-haIf fur!ongs.
Confederate. 10; Clark Griffith. 10;
Bellsnicker. 10: Sir Huon, ia: ISRAELI
l02; Oak Duke, 10; Progress. 107: Cary,
10; Merrick, 107; Johnstown. 1O2: Nos
tromo. 102: Pamela, 90; High Chance, 10;
Lancastrian. 102
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-10
EVANSVILLE VICTOR
OVER R|VERDALES

EVANSVILLE, Sept 9.-The Hyatts-
vile baseball club defeated Riverdale
here this afternoon by to 3. Riverdale
made two runs in the seventh inning as
the result of successive errors by ~elb,
Mangum and Fuller, evening up the
score. 10 3. Neither side scored in the
eighth inning, but in the ninth, with
a man on first and second base and two
gone. Darnall, Hyattsville's catcher,
lifted one over the bank in right field,
scoring two men and pulling up at the
third cushion II was u mighty swat.
and the feat was cheered to the echo by
local fans. Brown and McNally worked
In the points for Riverdaie, the farmer
being hit at opportune moments. A
Handiboe and Darnall were in the points
for Hyattsville. and, with proper sup
port. would have scored a shut out
Hyattsville made 10 hits, Riyerdale T.
Score by innings:
Riverdale .-....0 0 I 0 0 %
! Hyattsville ------0 0 25
The game played at Laurel today be-
tween the team OF that place and
Brentwood was not finished on account
of darkness. The score was u TO 5
when darkness came.
By winning today Hyattsville assumes
the lead in the Suburban Baseball
League race.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-10

then warned for butting. Britt sent
right and left 10 jaw at bell.
Eighteenth Round
Britt opened with left to Jaw Britt
peppered Nelson and sent right to head.
Nelson scored with a left TO body.
Britt continued TO hook riga. and left to
Nelson's jaw, and mixed l. with a stiff
left to the stomach. Britt sent left TO
jaw, when suddenly Nelson shot his left
and right TO BriIt's jaw like q fash
Britt went down ike a log gasping
for breath, and with blood coming from
his mouth and nose. The fatal ten sec
onds were counted by Timekeeper Hard
Ing AT the count OF ten, Britt made 2
feeble effort to rise but Immediately fen
back utterly defeated. Up to the time
of the knockout Britt appeared TO have
the lead There was a terrific tumult
at the conclusion of the battle.
Referee Eddie Graney said after the
fight:
1T was the greatest lightweight fight
ever witnessed IN modern times. Britt
displayed the most remarkable game
ness / have seen. and twice he appear
ed on a verge of collapse. but was al
ways there when the bell rang for sue.
ceeding rounds"
Owing to the absence Of police protec-
ton, vast crowds sUrged pell nell into
the ring at the conclusion OF the round
and for some time q general fsh SEEM
ed imminent.
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blood as they went to their corners at
the end Of the fourth, they having
fought desperately every inch of the
way and having exchanged blows that
would have, finished any ordinary
fighter.
Honors were even in the fifth. al
though Nelson drove Britt to the ropes
early in It. In the sixth Nelson showed
UP like the star he later proved TO be.
Concentrating his Efforts on Britt's
face. he showered blow after blow, so
that when the bell finally ended the
period Britt's seconds were compelled
to shower him with water for the first
time.
Nelson was overanxious in the sew
enth, and after getting Britt in distress
left an opening which the latter was
quick to take advantage of, and the
Dane was finally compelled to give way
and stall until the bell came to his as
sistance. In the eighth science was
thrown to the winds. and they fought
like two wildcats. Britt having con-
siderably the better of il.
The ninth was filled with good fight
ing. Britt having something the better
of it. and he kept up his good work
throughout the tenth
Eleventh Was Even.
The eleventh was about even. although
a number of hard blows were struck.
Britt had the better of the twelfth,
getting in some telling blows, but they
failed TO stagger the Batter. The thir-
teenth was a hummer, Nelson sta gger-
ing Britt with a left to jaw, and keeping
1t up until the bell. both men being dis
tressed as they took their corners.
the eye was hardly quick enough to
follow the exchanges IN the fourteenth
honors being about even, and both men
taking terrific punishment. From this
point on TO the end of the battle the
fighting was of the most desperate char
acter. Kelly and Nolan appealing to
their men from time TO tine to stall and
recuperate in the clinches. They came
to the center of the ring in the eight
zenith round both apparently strong,
and mixed il for a brief interval when
Britt tried a left to jaw and left an
opening through which Nelson sent both
hands 10 the vital spot. flooring his man
like a strickenaox. Britt went down and
out with blood flowing from both mouth
and nose. and Nelson stepped back
flushed with his victory
Britt could not rise when Timekeeper
Harling reached the fatal ten He made
a valiant attempt, but nature proved
too much for him
Referee Graney sized the whole thing
I'D as he passed by the press stand,
saying to his friends there:
Its the greatest fight we ever saw -
Nelson was tired as he went to his
dressing room. but WIS highly pleased
Britt was still dazed as his seconds as
sisted MIN out or the ring.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-10
RACE MEETING CLOSES
AT LAT0NIA TRACK

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Sept. 9-The race
meeting closed today at Latonia, after
eighty-fve continuous days of the sport
the longest stretch of the game ever
known he-eabouts. Many of the horse
men and their strings go TO Louisville
although quite a number will remain
here for the fall Latonia meeting, lust
one month from now.
The track was fast today and a fair
card was decided One favorite. two
second. two medium choices. and an out
slider won. Orbicular won the handicap
for two-year-olds. handiIy. by three
lengths. and COTuscate. overlooked in
the betting. with "A strange boy Ip. took
the handicap for three-year-olds with
ease.
First race-Selling; one mile Bannock
Belle. 50 C. Morris), TO i. won
Rather Royal. sS CIV. AIlen). to 2. sec
third Time. 1.41 s..
Second race-Purse; six furIongs. San
Ia Lucia, 80 CIV. Allen). Is TO 5. won.
Floss s.. i03 (TreubeD, to /. second.
Amy Riley. ss tMoran!. u TO l. third.
JUST. Beatricek. Progression, Edna Ell
lioTt. Seaa Goodrich. Mildred Grsit also
ran.
Third race-Selling: one mile. Fox
mead. Jos C. Norris. 8 TO 5, won: wex-
Joy Cd. AUSTIN. to l. third Time.
l:ss 4-5. Mafalda. DR. Riley. Ethel
Davis. and Phiora also ran
Fourth race-Handicap: two-year-oIds:
one and one-eighth miles OrbicuIar
ITO &c. Morrison). 10 /. won: Hoi Poloi
l03 (Moran). 70 l. second; Charlie
Eastman. 100 %. AUSTIN. 3 to Q third
Time. lib As. Jennings, Maher. Topsv
Robinson. Hot To-day. Isura. Telepathy
Neodesha. and Quinn Brady also ran
Fifth race-Handicap; for three-year-
olds and upward; one mile and 100