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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
NEW RAILWAY
NOW ASSURED
IMPERIAL VALLEY GETS NEW
LINE
WILL BUILD INTO SILSBEE
Southern Pacific Believed to Be Be-
hind Construction of the Road.
Home Gas Company Lays
Mains
WILL BUILD INTO sILSBEE

Special to The Herald
SAN BERNARDINO, May 13.-It has
leaked out here in railroad circles that
another railroad Is to be built in the
Imperial valley from Imperial to Sis-
bee, fourteen miles west. The state
ment is made that the new road is to
be built by private capital but there is
a general belief that the line will be
backed by Southern Pacific influences.
The new line is thought to be the
first step in the direction of a through
line from Imperial to San Diego. The
announcement coming so soon after the
visit of the Southern Pacific traffic
officials to that valley last week is
taken as significant.
The Home Gas company has COM
menced the laying of it's mains in the
streets. The work will now be actively
pushed and it is expected the new conf
pany will be about ready for oper-
ations by the middle of the summer.
The first water polo game ever
played in this section occurred at Har-
lem Springs between two picked teams
from Highland, resulting in a score of
and 2. The game will probably be-
come popular here as several teams will
be organized.
The baseball teams of the Elks' Of
this city and Riverside will meet in
Riverside next Tuesday when lively
game is expected.
The next racing matinee of the San
Bernardino County Driving club will
be held Saturday of this week. There
has been a large entry of horses from
Riverside, Redlands and this city, and
some fast sport is expected.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
MAY DEMAND
REFERENDUM
SAN DIEGO PROPERTY OWNERS
FORCE THE COUNCIL
INSIST ON STREET GRADING
Election Would Cost More Than the
improvements Are Worth, but
Proprietors Appeal to the
City Charter
Special TO The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN DIEGO, May 2S.-The council
passed on May an ordinance repeating
a former ordinance establishing the
grade of an almost unfrequented ave-
nue.. Those who are interested in hav-
ing the grade fixed have started petit
ton demanding that the council either
reconsider its late action or submit the
ordinance to a vote of the people under
the referendum clause of the city
charter. 1t takes only 2S0 names to de-
mand such an election, the holding of
which will cost the city between $25O0
and $4,000, which will probably be more
than the whole value of the improve
ment desired.
Three cars of wool went forward yes
terday in bond to Canada, as the tariff
precludes it's importation here on a
paying basis.
Tomorrow evening the annual recep-
ton and banquet to the senior class of
the Russ high school will be given by
the juniors. only the two classes will
be present.
At the meeting Of the third division Of
the naval reserves this evening at their
armory John e. Parrish was elected
ensign to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of e. V. Winnek.
The regular monthly meeting of the
chamber of commerce will be held on
Friday evening next, and will be the
occasion of an address by Hon. William
e. Smythe on "The Conquest of the
Western Slope"
Will NationaIize Bank
L. j. Wilde of this city, William Mead
of Los Angeles, j. X. Wood of Phoenix
and G.. A. Lane of Winslow have Sc
cured controlling interest in the
Oceanside bank, which they propose to
nationalize as one of the chain of banks
they are establishing in this county
Mr.. Lane will have the management of
the bank.
Cliff Gilbert, who was shot by Will
Dow at the same time that the latter
murdered Mrs. Rose Hostetter, has
pOCii SCu llOHl TIE uOoplldl. Ile
is being held here as a witness against
Dow, who did not succeed in killing
himself, and is now charged with the
murder of Mrs. Hostetter. Dow will
be able to leave the hospital in a day
or two.
The steamer Santa Rosa arrived this
noon from the north on the first trip
since she has been refitted. A recep-
ton was held on board her this after
noon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
RECORDS IMPORTANT DEED
Ventura Parties Transfer Interest in
CamariIo Estate
Special to The Herald.


Special to The Herald.
VENTURA, May 23.-A deed Of con-
siderable importance was recorded here
yesterday. The transfer was made by
Arcadia c.. Mahony ct al. to George A.
Knight ct al. and by the terms of the
deed an undivided one-half of the in
terest of the parties of the first part
in the Camarillo estate is conveyed.
The consideration is legal services AS
a matter of fact, however, the con-
veyance is made to knight e. Hag-
gerty, the we'll known law firm of San
Francisco, and B. r. Williams of this
city. This is supposed to be the initial
step on the part of a number of the
heirs of the Camarillo estate against
the principal heirs, Juan and Adolph
Camirillo, who were said to have settled
with these heirs for cash considera-
ton. The case will be watched with
much interest.
Bean planting is being pushed with
all speed throughout the county.
Planting was delayed by the late rains.
The average is large. Land is in fine
condition and the beans that are up are
looking fine
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

blocks. Councilman Root has the mat
ter in hand and il the property owners
do not decide to purchase the strip
needed commissioners will be appointed
to assess the cost pro rata, according to
benefits.
The city council today unanimously
appointed John f. Barnes to succeed
w. A. Heiss as councilman from the
Fourth ward.
Local Pythians tonight entertained
the degree lodge of Los Angeles, which
put on the second degree with three
candidates to practice upon. Capt. j.
A. Luken gave a report Of the proceed
ings of the grand lodge at San Luis
Obspo, which he attended as dele
gate.
The city council today made the fol
lowing selections of downtown streets
to be oiled Immediately: Los Robles
from Villa to East Orange Grove, East
Orange Grove from Marengo to Lake
avenue, Magnolia and Green streets
from Marengo east.
At the First Christian church revival
tonight a special feature was an illus
trated recital Of "Ben Hur" by Prof. j.
Walter Wilson.
The trustees of South Pasadena have
been petitioned to open and grade a
street on the boundary line between
Alhambra and South Pasadena.
William Tedeman, who was seriously
injured by ice cream machinery several
days ago, will recover.
The report of the finance committee
to the city council shows a cash bal
ance of $1O7, ,29OS2 in the city treasury.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

What's the use OF waiting2 Buy Las
Palmas cigar now.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
CONSIDER MINIATURE ROAD
Ocean Park Trustees Appoint Conn.,
mittee to Investigate Project

Special to The Herald
OCEAN PARK, May 23.-There was
an unusually large attendance at last
evenings regular business session of
the board of city trustees. The dis
cussion of the proposed miniature rail-
road consumed considerable time. The
matter was finally referred to Mayor
Burks, he to act as a committee of one
to confer with Abbot Kinney
Other matters before the trustees
were the grading of Brooks avenue
from Lake street to the ocean front.
ordered; application of DR.. j. c. Sands
for drug store liquor license was re-
ferred to committee of the whole An
offer to the city of Santa Monica Of
free use of this city's septic-tank sewer
system was forwarded by special mes
senger. The fathers will meet in
special session next Friday evening to
decide the railroad question.
Two robberies were committed last
night, the thief or thieves confining
their operations to the offices of rival
dental firms on the second floor of the
Imperial block. Gold crowns and other
materials of value We're taken.
The Village Improvement society
having cleared a handsome margin be-
cause of the recent baby show held
under its auspices, will now under
take to establish without delay monu-
mental drinking fountain at the divld-
ing line of the sister municipalities.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
SETS DATE FOR TRIAL
Rose Divorce Case Is Brought From
SawteIIe to Los Angeles

sawteIIe to Los Angeles
Special to The Herald.
SAWTELLE, May 2S.-Manuel Rose s
divorce case will be heard in Los An
geles tomorrow. Rose petitions for a
divorce on the alleged charge of in
fidelity.
Mrs. Madden has gone to San Fran
cisco on a five weeks visit.
Robert Beavers. who just came home
from Manila, leaves today for Joplin,
Mo, on visit.
Edwin Waller. who is charged with
resisting Constable Jackson of Santa
Monica, appeared for trial before Judge
Jenness yesterday afternoon. The jury
had been impaneled by Constable Jack
son and the defendant objected that
he would not be given a fair trial on
that account. The hearing of the trial
was postponed until June 26.
1t is rumored that enough names have
been secured to the petition for in
corporation so that it can be pre-
sented to the board of supervisors.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

week resurfacing their track into the
city and putting it into shape for the
anticipated heavy summer traffic.
The steamer Acme, Capt Fagerlund,
arrived in port today from Eureka.
She carries a cargo of lumber.
Last evening the superintendent and
teachers of the M. e. church gave a
banquet to one hundred and fifty men,
bers of the Sunday school in the Ma
sonic hall. Supt j. +. Lerch had
charge of the ceremonies and the Sue
cess of the entertainment was princi-
pally due to his efforts.
The members of the Epworth league
will give an introduction social on
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
John Easterday, on Francisco avenue.
If you want 10 go east, G. Haydock,
Agent Illinois Central r.. r., 23S S. Spring
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
CLUB SEASON CLOSES
RedIands Ladies' Participate in Charm.
Ing Luncheon

Special to The Herald.
REDLANDS. May 23.-The close of
the Contemporary club season was
celebrated by over 100 members meet =
ing at a charming luncheon in their
club house yesterday afternoon, Mrs.
e. Fl. Spoor acted as toastmistress.
The affair was a great success.
Former Mayor Fowler, who was
stricken last week with paralysis, is
failing rapidly All the absent relatives
have been called to his bedside. in
cluding daughter in Europe, who was
cabled at Liverpool.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
LONG BEACH TO HAVE
NEW FIRE APPARATUS
City Trustees Vote in Favor of Fur
ther Protection at Cost of
Thirty Thousand Dollars
Snecial to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, May 23.-The city
trustees yesterday adopted d resolution
to equip the city with new fire appar-
atus including a steam fire engine of
the third class, combination chemical
and hose wagon, hook and ladder
truck and an electric fire alarm sys-
tenn. The improvement will cost 100000
The Home Telephone company has
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

II you want 10 go east, G. Haydock,
Agent Illinois Central r. f.. 2SS S. Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

Property owners have petitioned the
city council to have Dearborn street
opened from Summit to Fair Oaks,
which will require right of way across
private property for distance of two
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Hudsoa River Lessue,

At New Londoa-Now London. .: Sprin gheld. s.
All other games postponed. Wet grounds.
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Baseball Notes.

lease Of Pitcher Pissser Of omah. ' WV ~
The Brooklyn team has corraled Pastorious, .
left hand pitcher Of the Albany team.
good work for the Detroits while they were here.
George Browne. who smashed q nnger out West,
expects to be back In the game In two or three
So. S.d s s sGs s, HgHy ,y Ss 1 root
the west. and all but ate the left neider up.
The Brooklyns will play double headers - fol.
lows WIN G aS Sn AK a. ~ YIN 81 on
b.I, in the western seriea Just finished kicking
can League Park this season,
clus. whom The Phiisdeiphis .Amcriesns have
who resembles Harry Woverton versy much In his
In chicnSo the other day. Hank O'nay. who um:
pred. says Bresnahan could not have touched
in each nsnd. Bresnshsu. on the other hand. says
he rot both men with the same motion. sliding the
ball from one to the Other.
There IL a difference Of only two points In per
Nstionas now and on Aus, y year aro;, Their
standing year ago was .707 now II Ia los. The
Plttsonrgs are q points better OF a, present than
time they ranked third. with percentage OF .S02.
Ahwaya.when the apt bah 10 70 be thrown
either the hrs two nneers ~ tho pitching hand are
rome n contact With 81 are Fl:
that The bali siips on ihs fingers nm, and 81 the
peculiar twist that makes ihe bah take . sharper
pitched ban takes; The loose srip on ths ban due
order 10 get the speed on H. This Ia the explana
ton given by ono of the spit hall experts.
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BRITT AND NELSON MILL.
Unique Articles Of Agreement signed BY
the Rival SerAppers.

According to the articles Of agreement
signed by Jimmy Britt and Battling Nelson
for their mill at Colma. Cal. next month
the contest Is to be TO q finish. The papers
call for q scrap Of forty-hve rounds or more.
The winner ia to take the entire receipts and
Marquis Of Queensberry rules are to govern
The articles are unique. The club offers to,
the men os per cent. OF the gross receipts and
the Tight Is 10 be held between Sept. land II.
The club guarantees that the gate receipts
will not he less than 10000 OF this sum
the victor is to receive IS per cent. or $4,000
and more according to the amount taken In
In excess Of $4,000. The encounter Is to be
held in the daytime between and O'Clock.
and In the open air. The fighters are to weigh
in at 10 o'clock at 1873 pounds on the morning
on or before tho evening Of Aug. 70.
to The club in the event Of failing to agree a
a referee The men have agreed TO post an
sissss 81 The articles and the Cub deposit
Britt and Nelson il it fails to i've up to it's
part Of the agreement. Harry Corbett has
surgical banda ges are permitted. and neither
OF the contestants Is allowed to engage in
fight prior to the coming scrap.
Both Britt and Nelson have begun active
sI ses,dRs 's SPECIALLY Nelson Who has essn
working on the quiet for some time He has
been sojourning In the mountains. Nelson
will have a. hls trainer Jimmy Gardner Of
fight With Buddy Ryan at -Co1ma on Aug; Is.
II Ia likely that Jim Jeffries will act as
referee. He hiss been asked to DO 30. ana
will decide one way or the other In the next
Nelson will meet on Sept. O. which is a State
holiday,
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Hall = Champion Jumper At II.

Claiming Hall OF the Olympic A. C.. who
won the national championship in the running
broad jump and was second In the running
high jump in the games at Portland. is only
II years old Hall comes from Oakland
Cal. and attends the high school there, Only
a little while before the Portland meet he
cleared a feet 2at-lo0 inches in an interscho.
lastic meet, which is just 1900 Of an inch
below the worlds interseholastic record
held by Johnny SPEAKER formerly of Berke-
lev school, In this city.
Hall took up jumping four years ago. and.
though he showed no particular promise az
ak feet and was chosen to represent Cali
fornia at the games at st. Louis. He won
the American junior championship in easy
inches in the long Jump. cleared . feet in the
hjRh lump, being second to II. W. Kerrigan
who did an inch better. and was second In the
Meh hurdles.
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Good start; won easily: Judge Hines. ch h., s.
by Esher-Lulaby: owned by c. r. Ellison; trained
BY G. p. braher.
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TENNIS on SLIPPERY COURTS.
Dewhurst and Anderson Divide Henors In
Meadow Club Play.

SOUTHAMPTON, l.. l., Aug. ie.-0pening
matches In the lawn tennis tournament
Of the Meadow Club were plyed to-day on
courts that were dangerous because OF the
slippery footing. 1t was muscular work Tor
the players In the meeting that 10 preliminary
to the national championship At Newport
next week. Edward d. Dewhurst OF the
University Of Pennsylvania, ex.intercollegiate
champion, divided the honors OF the
day with Frederick G. Anderson. champion
Of the Kings County Lawn Tennis Club.
Both played hard and fast tennis. and with the
default OF william A. Larned and William d.
Clothier, both OF whom were members OF
the American International team. who did
not wish to risk a sprained ankle or worse
on the slippery turf. Dewhurst and Anderson
are the favortes for the honors here.
Anderson brought about the defeat OF
Wylie &. Grant OF the New York Lawn Tennis
Club. The latter's RACKET was not calcu-
lated to shine when he was forced to play
from the back court, and Anderson won by
outdrivlng and outplacing him. The Prince
tonian. Homans made strong defenso
against the attacking game of the Pennsyl.
vanian., Dewhurst. Even with the ball
and he frequently scored by well played
cross court shots. These two matches were
N9 fhe form s,a Of the the Harvard ex-ohampien,
Edgar W. Leonard. was satisfactory. His
opponent, II. W. Dixon, lQrced nun 10 snow
Il was the superior eSslship q re siren:
aysy an saep at
earnlnS The points by passing. Leonard
S: .so shs By a forcing play and his skill
The wet and IA weather Of the last two
days stinensd 1b the Columbia UniIy s sNH,
S Wss PREVAILED ale on to meet T. NJ Robertson
the Princeton player. As the wet courts
enced dificulty IN getting the ball well w on
his returns. Robertson begged the !, bal IN II
heavy that lie Roy was able to win in straight
sets. The tournament will be continued
with the doubles tomorrow.
The summary:
Invitation Singles-First Iound. Richard Stevens.
ST. George Cricket Club. defeated Ford Huntington.
ssS cS Ge ~ s' ss% eS
A1;h Hepy so s.9r.I mssdos cla0
MEADOW club Kar pshr Yale ,d ds T.Dn,
r Il Robertson Princeton. "a IS: Edgar W.
Leonard, Harvard. defeated H. W. Dixon. Meadow
cosssy s
ORANGE iaxn T.nsl. s eisS y dsi.uis H;I
Wendell p. B!sgden, Longwood Cricket ciIe, de-:
a. " Post Meadow club. defeated samuel A,
Beardsley Harvard. Oil. Edward z Dewhurst'
q % Sc
New York .En Tennis civ Cub +, dsiss,sd M Hs
Meadow club. defeated George {, clsrk.ir,. Meadow
Club GsS,se Pys Sno New H asysS avn
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ANOTHER OCEAN RACE.
Eastern Yacht Club May Arrange One
From Marblehead to Lizard.

BosroS, Aug. ia transatlantic yacht
race may be held next season by the Eastern
Yacht Club. II an ocean race is arranged it
will be from Marblehead TO the Lizard.
somewhat short er course than sailed by tho
yachts competing In the recent race from
Sandy Hook. II is said hat the Eastern
Yacht Club people have been sounding
yachtsmen on this side of the water to see II
thoy will compete. Henry, II: toward Of
looking after that end OF the race. IL II ie
arranged. II probably will be for cup offered
by Sir Thomas Upton.
Irish Yachting enthusiast and America
Cup challenger who first offered z trophy for
the recent ocean race; Then the Ger1s nan
a cup, and Sir Thomas withdrew his offer
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CINCINNATI. Aug. Ia Seventeen bookmak rrs drew
IN to day at Latonia tho same number that cut In
last week The track was vcry sloppy. Jockey
Radtke. the star lightweight Of ,hc track. won
the nrst three races and came second In two other
races during the afternoon. Summaries:
First Face-Seyen tuTlona. = Chsncey. ST
'pSd.scl IN T. won: Lady Lavish. los &c. Morris,,
o to 2, second: Chief Bush Of Umgganl. 10 to l.
Ahlrd. Time. 1851 strader. Rather Royal. Bell
tonne, Lady Lou. Dcnic and Fred Presueyer also
ran.
SECOND Rsce-seven turlones-Darthula. 81
tRadtkel. even. won: Picture Hat 81 tSchade,.
~ TO 5, second: DR.. Wang. o. &C. Norris. Z 10 !,
third. Time, 1853. Arachu-, Aliisia aud firuron
Third Raee.Five and half iurionss,.-chArlatsn,
6toa second; Port worth. ~ y. Harris,. S to /,
third. Time; i:4 p. Queen Caroline. America
H.. Anna Smith and Fairview also ran
Fourth Race-One mile and 100 yards-Najor
Dsingerheld 1l6 a. Morrtson). IS to 8, won: Red
Leaf 100 tRadtkel. q 70 8. second; Intense. "a IT,
Htcks), 10 10 I. third. Time. 1857 SIS HAvilsnd
also ran.
Filth Rae.-steeplechse. short .coune-Nev
Amste rdam. ia Ford. 70 2. won: Mr. Rose. iBs
fArchfbaidl TO q second: Onyx Ill. I3ptRusseil,
20 70 I, third. Time. 500 s. Pooriands XII.
merie and Joo also ran.
sixth Race-One mile and three .sixteenths-F For.
Sjener. % tChesthan,. 10 tol. won: Fontorra. I02
jRadtkel II 10 20 srcond Handy Hill. eoi Morri',
I 70 :. third. Time. 2iS. Brown Vail and Mae
dAnlor also ran. -
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
WRESTLING.
Georges Hackenschmidt Meets an oppo
nent as Rtreng as Himself.

There was quite an unexpected occurrence
at one Of the music halls in London "heie
Georges Hackenschmidt. the worl1s chaisn'
piOn wrestler. IL appearing just now meeting
all Corners. The Russian Lion, VINO
drawing large crowds. offers $50 to any man
who lasts fifteen minutes with him IN nou''
unde. either catch-as-catch-c or ,r%co'
Roman rules and u. 600 to the man VINO eau
defeat him. This alluring bait helps I" at
tract a lot Of opponents and almos, every tim'
that Hackenschmidt goes on the mat ne 1. na'
two or three men ready TO 60 asan n,cc n'0 Of
R ;tss GS9rsd and %aes q se s"a
Rennart a finely built athlete, weighing
about 40 pounds, then faced hackcnschiaa.an,,
ksnpart is clever IN man: m. put ut roN m1I ,or for
before the contest had proceeded n lsrsid
Remnant was puns But he wa pn nov a'rs oT
II tie s:: m snd went ssep Ss
Intention Of tossing his Opponent aro" mi
md then securing n hs sr1 on ,Hach
had a good hall nelson on Rrnnar, VIII h t ~
Later r S.Ssd Then aa Rs"nsr hm S% +"
cAugh. Haokenschmidt around tho p,n mart
The Russian Went ~, t" IN" '9 ra,,y nr"mshi
Hack ,n~ hmidt in the air and thi'W ~, ~ me
the carpet II was done so quicklt ma ,m
crowd could not understand how II al my
1Hack.nschnidt was furious and r is,,sf
Remnant to the end of the stage. ! Ne i panns.
lifted the Russian twice in success '''R rs
ing his man to the floor with ,hu w. mt
Hackenschmidt had at last met q man III
equal In strength and checred Ihcy ,, nrs's
him to beat Hack, and although ne ,,n iod
and he Immediately acted on the dSiSMns,sacr
Hackenschmidt then applied fnl assure M
and Remnant weakened under me p,ss and
20 seconds. This was the first time m rms xxi
erschmidt's career as a profcss'onnSdI sns
be had been handled SO roughly !ar'n1'uisted
Rennart. He told him. that win I ms'u ons
ard experience he might devcl1n '"'o
Of the best grapplers in the business
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New Junpink Records.

As the result OF a professional jnmping
match al Stafford. England. couple OF weeks
ago two new worlds record were esta blished.
The contestants were Charles Matthews Of
Pendleton and James Wynford of Manches ter
and there were three styles Of jumping
standing, hop and jump with weights; stand
ing, two hops and jump. with weights and
three standing jumps. without weights.
Matthews won the standing two hops and
Jump, clearing 80 feet 10 inches. beating tho
former worlds record Of 20 feet I inches,
on March IL, 1891. Matthews also won the
standing hop and Jump. covering "a feet !
inches made BY Tom Colqut Of St. Helens at
Oldham, on Dec. 28 1900. Wynford won the
three j,imps with "a feet "a inches.
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TO.DAY,S CARD FOR SARATOGA.
The Derby, One Mile and Five-sixteenths.
IL the Attraction.

SARATOGA. Aug. l6.-The Saratoga Derby.
one mile and nve-sixteenths will be run
tomorrow. In all probability 8. s. Browns
Glenecho will rule the choice over James r.
Keene's Won Tromp, Sydney Paget's Cairn-
gorm and Woodsaw. Andrew Miller's Merry
Lark and ". c. Days Amberjack. In the
first race, for platers. at seven furlongs.
Woodsaw, King Pepper Ralbert. Judge Hines.
Fustian and Stroller all figure.
Connover will doubtless be supported in
the steeplechase handicap. with Knight OF
Harlem also factor. In the third race. for
two year-olds five and ha II furlongs.
East End. Favisny. Confederate Ingleside
and Odd Ella have good chances. The NTH
race is a handicap for mares at mile, Schu-
lamite conceding weight to Canteen. New
Mown Hay and Shrine. Maiden two.year
olds will run In the last race, at six fnrlonRs.
Lewis perhaps the best. The entries follow:
~iz-