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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-16
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Dan Pow
Notice is hereby given that on March %
1908. all Unbiased common school and en-
dowtnent lands in Day county will be
offered Tor lease a public auction between,
the hours of 10 oclocka. m. and o'clock
p. m. at the front door of the court house
in said county.
Dated at Pierre, South Dakota, January
,: 1903. c. J. Bach,
Commissioner of School and Public Lands
The evening world., 1905-11-07
RESULTS AT PIMLIC0.

PIMLiCO, Nd Nov. THE races
here to-day resulted as follows:
FIRST RACE-For th7ec-yelr-olds and
upward SIX furongs Master Prim III
henderson, > to | and b 3, !, Knigh,
Of Weston. 100 CGordon. Y to and .
- /, 2; Paul Clifford III (CrmmIns),
4 20 3 and to Z, 3. Tine, l,l5 81.
SECOND RACE-Sclllng for two-year.
olds and up; six furl1ags-Jupi;er, IS
MeadeD % End even, /, Henry War
Patorl, Us walsh, 8 to / and 5 IL g. 3,
Time Ito
THIRD RACE--selling; for three.
yetr-olds and up; one mile and H.
CfcrIpe. loo, Ashworth, to 3 and ,
10 10. /: RatlOwcn, lo9 Obrien 10 to /
and , l-2 to t. ,, Agnes D., lO9, Miles.
TO and I to 8, g. TImo--2lO 3.l
FOURTH RACE-The Green Spring
sta,plecaas Sc, handicap for hunters,
fOur-year.Olds and upward two miles
and one-half, f,-Nutellus, 40 tHcider), 0
10 / and TO |, !; Tellfare, lAl (Slyagel,
3 TO ! and - 8, q .Pars Pepper lj2
(FinneganJ, to and even, g. Time
SOC.
FIFTH RACE-The Rennert HandI-
sixteenth Robbie Kean, lO4 (Crimmins)
81 and 40, /, Peter Paul, III (WishardJ
s-5 and 3-j, .; Aragowan, LOG tBarnetO
81 ard even, 8, Time 14S Ia,
SIXTH RACE-Selling, for two-year.
olds and upwards; seven furlo gs,-Yer-
ness, no CCrimmIns), 10 to | and TO l.,
won, Burning Glass, lCS Gohnson), I 10
and 20 8, second, Ruby Hampstead,
lCS (BarnetO, to and to /, third
Time, LA,
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MidShip man Branch h
Fought q Rounds
in Annapolis.
VICTIM FROM THIS CITY
His Father, a Wealthy Man, WITH
Him When He Died-Battle Kept
Secret, but Inquiry Now On.

}
ANNAPOLIS Md Nov, E-Midshp
man james r. Branch. son Of Col
james r. Branch, Of New York CITY
and Secretary Of the American bankers
Association, died here at 10 o'clock thl,
morning from injuries he had receive,
In hight with Midshipman NJ nor Mer
iwether. ir, Of In Fayettc, III
The fight took place by arrangement
on Sunday night and was regular
pitched battlo wit Iva ring nad seconds
II lasted twen.y-threc rounds and end
ed when Branch was knocked down and
struck the right side Of his head agu INST
the floor.
1t was not considered that the in.
juries were very dangerous, but NJ
day morning Bnnch's condition was
such that It was necessary to let
his condition be known to the au.
thorites
Young Branch was taken 10 the hos.
pltll and an operation was determined
upon. was performed last night by
Surgeons Finney Of Baltimore, and
Kerr, OF Washington, assisted by th,
academy medical stan,
Il was thought to be successful, bu'
turn for the worse took place at,
Daylight this morning and the pitleu
died without having rega4Hed conscious.
reSs, Both his father and mother wer,
with him when he died
Meriwether is also in the hospital as
result OF the injuries he received IN
the fight, and for that reason the ou.
thortics have not put him under arrest
The question OF his accountability g.
the Gil authorities q a charge OF
manslaughter hiss also been discussed
lie is suffering with spraincd wr.s,
and a bruised face
Branch was a second cas- mal and
Merlwether q third but the latter is
slightly older, being nineteen years old
last January, while Branch was nine
teen In August
Both had some reputation as athletes.
Branch as a wrestler and Meriwether
as q football player
The evening world., 1905-11-07
SOCIETY SEES THE
GREAT NECK RACES
Large Section Of the 400 Wit
neSseS Sport on w. Gould
Brokaw'S Country Estate,
BY JOHN POLLOCK


especial 10 The Evening Norld)
GREAT NECK, l.. l., Nov T.
The beautiful country estate OF w,
Gould Brokaw at Nrvana was the
scene this afternoon Of series Of
steeplechase and pony races which were
held under the rules Of the National
Steeplechase and Hunt Association.
The card offered for the occasion was
made up OF six events, there being two
races on the fiat, one over hurdles and
three steeplechases. The prizes offered
were a 500 cup for the winner and a $50
plate for the second rider In each race.
AS society always patromzes these
meets In large numbers, there was a
large section Of the 400 on hand when
the competitors o. In the first race went
t. the post. The day was delightful
one for racing, and a sthere were quite
a number Of entries for each event some
close and exciting finishes were prom.
lsed
In the steepltchase races a number Of
well-known jumpers who have per-
formed on the local tracks were carded
to 90 over the sticks. They were Erie
Rory More, Kufa Adjutor Pure Pepper
and Howard GratS
FIRST RACE-For polo ponies that
have regularly played In match games
during the seasons ofl9O4, 1906 quarter
of mile,-RondO Q65), the fayoritee,
ridden by Mr.. Stanley Mortimer, won
the race. with Alvin 065 pounds. rid
den by Mr., +. s. Regnal, az odds Of TO
l. was second and Whirlwind QGj
pounds) with Mr., Prominent In the sad
die, was third,
SECOND RACE-steeplechase for
hunters to carry $50 pounds, Distance
about two and one-halt miles. Willie
Price. 10 pounds, ridden by Mr.. W. r.
Grace, finished In front He was even
money in the betting. Erie, l60 pounds,
with Mr., II, S. Page In the saddle.
Mr.. ]. c. Cooley as the Jockey, se-
cured third money Adjutor, Rosehank.
Rory Omore, Tiger Lily, Crusader,
New Zealand and Wild Geranlum also
ran.
THIRD RACE-For ponies. Ia and
under, to carry lt0 pounds; distance,
three -eig'hths Of mile--Wistful. 40
pounds, VITA T, J. Jarvis In the sad
die. won the race, after a close finish.
with Live Wire, IN pounds, ridden bv
Mr.. Cooley, was second and Rough
and Ready. 40 pounds, with Mr.. earle
on his back was third. Strsyaway,
College Widow, Rondo, Maud Mang-
mum, Blue Belle also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Open steeplechase;
distance about two and one-halt miles,
Mlc1u. 10 pounds, ridden by Mr. Beh-
ling. won By fully fifteen lengths from
Kufa. 100 pounds, with Mr. e. Hupp IN
The saddle; Howard Gritz with 100
pounds, with Mr. oCndon In the sad
L,ily ridden BY Mr. Fitzgerald, broke
his leg going over one Of the Jumps on
tbe last time around, and had to be
destroyed.
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Morgan's Men Active,
Though Courts Free
Most Prisoners.
HAVE SOME GOOD CASES
Paul Kelly Gang Member
Tries to Vote on Hearst
Watchers Name.

Morgan deputies with sheaves Of war
rarts up their sleeves we're IN every
near and faI corner Of the ely from
6 o'clock on to-day reaping a IA. hdr-
ves, OF arrests with much parade and
ci,rumi lalce ending in the majority
OF ci.scs in an antl-clmax In the oolye
courts.
They kept the wires OF the Morgan
Officers In the Lords Cour. PuIidIng
spt tttering and swapping witch reports Of
grave Disturbances that upon i1vesuga-
tim proved to be nothing moro seri)1s
than easl side gesture fights, tnc1gh
there were some exceptions wherc fists
few and scorchIng obiurgations were
banterei back and forth,
In all the police courts and stations
were the usual squads OF lawyers repre-
senting the various parties and pre-
pared to defend the voters caught In
the Election superintendent net. Mag
istrates whirled about the city in auto
mobiles, flashing from police station to
police court, dlscharglng prisoners right
and left after hearing the flmsey Nor
gan evidence gathered against them,
though now and then they found a case
that promised States Prison for the
offender,
The evening world., 1905-11-07
NASHVILLE WINNERS.
NASHVILLE. Nov THE races her

NASHVILLE. Nov THE races here
to-day resulted as follows.
FIRST RACE-Fiye and a half fur
ongs.-.Verandah, to ! and 5 TO 8,
won; Ferryman, to for place, was
second, and San Hoffhemcr third
Time-l. % 3-5.
SECOND RACE-Flve and one-half
furlongs. Peter Sterling (6 10 ana
to 81 I, Hallowmas % to / for place.
@ md Oesso, 8 Time, Los,
THIRD RACE--Seven-e -elghts Of a mile
Estrada Palma q t1 ) and ! to 81 1.
Braden q to | for place. 2. Claude 8.
Time-l27 3-5,
FOURTH RACE-Fiye-clghths OF n
mile--PI ncepal, to and even, /;
Come on Sam 8 to 2 for place. 2; Ava
We Gang, g. Time-l.O2 30,
The evening world., 1905-11-07
YANKEE BOAT RAMS
BRITISH FLEET LAUNCH.
Some of Prince LouiS'S Sailors in
Peril off Annapolis-Lieutenant
Craft Saved by Americans.

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. L-An American
and A British launch wers in collision
late last night In the ANNAPOLIS Roads
The Brlu.n launch, which belonged to
H. NJ. $. Como. was So seriously dam.
aged that It was In a sinking condition
and hauled on board the Como. The
American launch sustained u5 damage
one British sailor Jumped overheard
during the collision TO escape injury and,
a. he was sinking. an American tar
respttcd HIM
The evening world., 1905-11-07
New Counterfeit $40 Bill.

WASHINGTON, NOV, The Treas
ury Department has discovered a new
counterfeit so United $ ates CBunaloy
note, described as. Series Of 1901
check letter G; plate number undo.
cipnerabIe; j. w, Lyons, register; Ellis
n. Roberts treasurer" II Is a photo.
process counterfeit printed on paper Of
fair qualify,
The evening world., 1905-11-07
KING ALFONSO RECEIVES.
Berlin Hcars Report of AssassIna-
ton I'i against inns Ruler,

BERLIN. Nov Tho visit of King
AlfonsJ 20 Berlin Is regarded as being
w.thou; political sgnIncanc.. He re-
aeiycl Chancellor Won Buelow In audi.
cnce to-day, later held q reception OK
tho Diplomatic Corps and then Wit
messed the swearing In Of the recruits.
A report is current that the police
have discovered plot 70 assaselnare
the young kIag ana Emperor William
ON Thursday durs Z their visit t. Mag
dahurg Il is adlei that three spanish
anarchists have hccn arrested In con
nectlOn with the affalr
The evening world., 1905-11-07
NoYena Closed Strong.

Yada went to the front soon after
tho start was made in the running
and won easy by a length and a ha't
from Novena who closed strong and
beat Norbury for the place, Norbury
did his usual running away act after
the race making several circuits be-
fore he dnolly fired
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Bad News At Good Price.

Miss Crawford made pace with Cei-
erstrJme and Ormondes Right In the
fourth and they ran this way to the turn,
where Sindey Love moved up and for
a moment showed In the lead Miss
Crawford again MOVED to the front but
in the run home Bad News and Eugenia
Burch closed, the former winning by a
length from Eugenia Burch, who beat
Miss Crawford a head for the place.
The evening world., 1905-11-07

Hyatt, Of No. 527 West Fiftleth street.
er George Il. Best He was arres, ed
for voting from the house In which he
had lived ten years
A score Of arrests resulted In a SINH
lar fiasco when the prisoners were ar
raigned In the Yorkville Court The
first eleven arraigned In the Tom bs
Court were turned out as fast as Mag
istrate Wahle could discharge them In
the Morrisanla fifteen complaints fell
down.
In one Of these Bronx cases there
was some pathOs ana a little comedy
John H. Grade aged eighty-two, the
Oldest votel in the Annexed District,
was arrested for voting from his home
at No. 521 East one Hundred and Fifty-
NTH street He had tottored to the poll.
INK place and cast his SlXty.hrst ballot.
Then he was arrested for voting from
the house in which he has hyed for
nfty years,
"This is a Tammany plot" walled
straig1t Republican ticket slacS Ike
war" He was discharged and hobbled
out OF the court room after yeptinl,
his anger IN caustic phrase on the
erring Morgan deputy.
The voter who followed Mr. Jerome
an the polling place nj No, j. Jefferson
street was Ike. Palerewsky whD was
arrested for Illegal voting IL was
IN the Essex Market C5ur.
lie was 20 ilurriei ly tae ID, strict At.
torncys presence tf1t he forgo vher,
he l,ycd Before noon ninetv-nvo ar
rosts Noa been reported 70 Mr. Nor-
gan's Office
Jerome Men Shut Out.
A Jerome watcher named Rover
called up Mr. Morgan's office after
noon to-day and declared that he had
oeen thrown out Of the voting booth
Of the seventh Election District Of
the Tarty-taIrd Assembly District
which Is on Third avenue. between
one Hundred and Eighth and One Hun
ired and Ninth streets.
He said a crowd Of Tammanv watch
ers not only refused 10 allow hnu In
the voting place, but had also shut out
All Jerome voters. Two Morgan depu-
ties were dispatched 70 his aid.
The evening world., 1905-11-07
Cambridge Hustled in Stretch.

optical made the running to the
stretch In the sixth race where Isa-
daisy went TO tho front and led to the
last sixteenth, where Cambridge closed
and won easily from BIZ Banastar who
beat Isadalsy for the place.
The evening world., 1905-11-07
Jerome Men Shut Out.
HEAVY VOTING IN
ALL THE BOROUGHS

| Brooklyn set a good example 10 It's
sister boroughs At $50 o'clock Il was
estimated that % per cent. Of the regis.
tered vote had been cast in many
| portions Of Brooklyn. In some election
districts having registered strength
Of 400 IL or 100 votes had been record.
ed at that hour Arrests Of alleged
| Illegal voters began botimes too. The
/ first prisoners TO be locked up we're
Joseph McFadden ffty.four years old,
Of No. 2@ Fulton street, Joseph Smith,
thirty.sX, of No 2J3 Bocrum pace, and
Peter Gordan, seventy, Of No. 6jS
/ Broadway
Herman Metz Democratic NOMINEE
/ for Comptroller showed the sluggards
/ how 1t should be done. lie voted ballot
/ number ! at his polling place Mr.
Metz got up soon after o'clock, and
at q o'clock he was outside the door
Of the barber shop at No IiG Myrtle
avenue, Brooklyn two blocks from his
home. Those ALREADY lu line made way
for him and Mr., Metz cast straight
Democratic ballot II didn't take MN
but second or two to do it.
Enormous Morning Vote.
/ There was certainty OF aa enormous
y ming y-.a IN The thicLy p.ro,aI
so.tJn OF ST. aa,tan. IN q r..d mary
a.ighborlooda limos Of wU.y og ,..r.y
moa had formed before tho o'r.tlon or-
''s came Ora.aiu of tie entire
vote 10 the T.lr.y-Cest Assembly Dis.
was m The boxes at 1.GJ ra.a.n
Fifteen minutes cirlI.r than lnat from
20 to 30 Dil,o:s hal been deposited az
.ra.a polls For example, w. r.
Heart voted before G.3o. Yet his bal
lot W numbered H. and this ia an
. election district where the man with
the dinner can is not particularly num-
/ From these figure and these facts
i"sam and Jc.sad Ju tao early tide OF
o.octIn-Camp1g 81 WlCIggts and their
assistants went 4 work u Try q build
. mp g. giblc baHs for hOues ana
claims. \ feature which Impressed It.
I SELF upon the morning was the prepon-
/ dN..oc and, activity OK the Jerome
/ watchers. Mainly they were young.
/ a.art prosperous looking men students
/ from Columbia and newly licensed law
| ycTS being plenttilly In eylielce.
Jerome Men Confident
couldyucc plainly inspired the Je.
| rome forces. Mcclellan and UoaTst
watchers, on the contrary. showed ne,
yousHess They watched closely for
] WINS buttons on the coat hpois oi
| newcomers. A significant flIt wa
that many men Jagged as He1rsi
/ watchers likewise displayed jerom,
omblems, '"''
The Jerome Watchers obeying in.
structous, INDUCED In no aticm6ts II
spectacular displIy 49, but thc tTs,rl'
ana Tammany guards buscl them-
scIyos lacking up pictures, dero~otG',
small boys with posters and orzl0izI.y
| curbstOnc claquos for cheorl-g mn,
poses. Despite the interest H.,
marked each phase OF the elc,tfon ,
spirit & good humOr seemed conior.
lous The policemen on duty at each
polling n'acc found lr''o 70 10
Trouble on East Side.
The frs, real disorder TO be reported
occurred at No. ~ CHRISTIE street,
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Saloons Run Openly.

From the very first jump it was evi.
dent that his would be d well-irrigated
election The law requiring saloons 70
remain clOsel during the voting hours
became a dead letter, with no mourn
,rs. Reports from he five boroughy
showed tina, a majority Of saloon
keepers were running their places
openly and apparently with little fear
OF arres. Policemen We're not Infre.
quent patrons Of the very bars which
they were supposed 10 keep closed
Some OF them We're careful to remove
their helmets I'm order 10 keep their
numbers ont of sight.
Tom Foley, Tamrany leader in the
Second Assembly District, said he felt
greatly cMeorei by reports from his or
gaDi21i1n captains up 90 o o'clock
~ the vote In my district Is any In
llcatiNn ~ the rest of The town" sald
'.r slnyulne Tom T1'aE Mcclellan
VIII win nv 10000 rlur1''t.."
Foley said not a single Heara, or
'.'rs man hal voted 'n his own elec.
'1r district Al the time OF this in.
.."cs'ng a'tcrance go OF The 900 voters
'.rra h0d vn'n1
The evening world., 1905-11-07
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

AQIEDuCT RACE TRACK, NOV IT,
The entries for tomorrows races are
as follows.
The evening world., 1905-11-07
Row in Jeroms's Polling Place,

The place where District Attorney
Jerome cast his ballot had another
dIstinctlOn, !, was the s'cna OF a
splritcd row At this point No. IL
Jefferson street, IN the Eleventh election
district Of the Fourth Assembly Dis rict,
William Schwartz, who had been named
as a Republican Inspector cast his vote
fnr Abe Iscar, a Democrat as chairman
OF the Election Board. Republicans
promptly secured an order from the
h ard Of Elections removing Schwartz
and appointing Henry Cohen as inspeS.
tor In his place Schwartz at first
n.'usrl tu w.'ndylw but finally aid so.
The Republicans OF the nelghbohood de-
clared him to be a Tammany man mas
uuorading as Republican.
The jerome headquarters at o'clock
notified the Board Of Elections that
Jerome watchers were being hampered
By Tammlny men al No 4g Henry
street IN the Sixteenth Election Dis
trict Of the Second Assembly District:
at NJ. 30 Canal street, In the Eighth
Election District II the Twenty-Afth
Assembly District, and az No. 1869 First
avenue In the rlfth Election District ot
the TWcntv-s.N'h Assembly District.
The evening world., 1905-11-07
PIMLIC0 ENTRIES.

PIMLICO RACE TRACK Nd, Nov.
I-Follcwing are the returns for to-
morrow:
FIRST RACE-Fc7 two-year-olds that
have not won more than three races $3.50
The evening world., 1905-11-07

40 CuRE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMo Quinlne Tablets
Druggists refund money II Il falls TO cure. n
W. GROVES Signature " on each box 25c.sss
The evening world., 1905-11-07
Hooray Made Game Fight.

Hooray a nfteen-to.one chance went
t. the front n the Babylon HandicaD
and made lhc running to the stretch,
followed by Father Catchom, and Kin
leydale. When they straightened out
klnleydale moved to the fore and, stay
ing there 10 the end, won by a neck
from HoOray who beat Flip Flap a
l. l. 4 nalnL.n
The evening world., 1905-11-07

A GJARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud!ng PLEA
Your druggist Will refund money II PAZ0
OINTMENT falls to cure in . 10 II days. VOC. 20
The evening world., 1905-11-07
MACHINERY.

wANrEp--A two.ton freight elevator, belt
drive. must be good condition and oom-
pie;e, The II, b, Porter a Son Co., Nor
wlch, Conn.
The evening world., 1905-11-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
FORT or NEW YORK.
ARRIVED.
INCOMING .(i ST .ssITEfAMsH1Ps

Nv AO-DA l.
|ml la, ui6raltar hncua, Hamburg.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
SAILED TO-DAY.
Kaiser Wilhelm der Colorado. Galveston.
Crosse. Bremen. III Rio. Galveston.
comanche, Charleston.
The evening world., 1905-11-07
Horses Go Down, Jockey Hurt.

Lady Ellison. El!e, The Huguenot
and Jane Holly raced head and head
until near the far turn, where Jane
Holly was knocked to her knees. a
few Jumps further ana Lady Ellison
fell Here The Hugucno. was In front,
bu. In the stretch Yorkshire Lsd went
to the front and won by six lengths
from The Huguenot, who beat Ellie
four lengths for the place. Muth, who
rode LADY Ellison. was badly hurt.
The evening world., 1905-11-07
LAUNDRY WANTs-FEMALE.

SHAKERS, feeders and iJiders waited on
mangle work. Alger Laundry Co. 40 Ellz-
abCth st.
SHIRT sTARCHERs, experienced Madison
Laundry, N09 Y T2d at,
GIRLS. experienced on collars. ironing DE-
partment. Madison Laundry. l03 %, T2d.
The evening world., 1905-11-07
Election
News.

The New York Tele.
phone Company will
distribute the latest
election returns by
telephone tonight.
subscribers calling
for election news
will be connected TO
a special election
news bureau, and
will receive the lat
est information OBJ
tainable. This Spe-
cial service will be-
gin ai $50 p. Nj. and
WillbecOniinued un-
til the election re-
suits are confirmed.
New WYOrkTelephOneC0 Co
Is Dey Street.
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Arr, SITS Are Denounced.

During the morning Morgan deputies
orraigled twenty-two prisoners before
Maglstrute Walsh iq TIE West Sid
Court denounclng their arrests as out
fAEoons.
One VI the prisouers was John e
The evening world., 1905-11-07
The Choices Beaten.

All OF the choices were beaten in the
opening dash. Platoon, Brush Up and
Belle Sttome were heavily played and
none OF them showed in the money
Incarnation opening at to and clos.
ing at s to ! made all the running and
won easily by FIVE lengths from Col
White, who closed strong and beat
Platoon twn lengths for the place
The evening world., 1905-11-07
Bad News, at 20 to /,
Captures Election
Day Handicap.
STABLE BOY MUCH HURT
Fell from Lady Ellison and Is
Suffering from Confusion
of the Brain.
WINNERS AT AQUEDUCT.

FIRST RAcE-lncantatlon 10 to
y I, Col. White 40 to I for pIace)
2, Platoon 8.
SECOND RAcE-Yorkshlre Lad u
to 81 T. The huguenot (even for
pIace) 2, Ellie 3,
THIRD RAcE-klnsIeyds "a 10
81 T. Hooray a to I for place. 2,
Fllpfap 8,
FOURTH RAcE-Bad News 40 to
y I, EugenIa Bureh (6 to for
pIaee) 2.
FIFTH RAcE-Yada Us 10 y 4,
Novena (6 to for place) 2, Nor
bury-S.
SIXTH RAcE-csmbrldge "A TO y
I, Billy 5annsster Is to 2 for place.
z, lsadalsy-S,
AQUEDUCT RACE TRACK, Nov. T.
More than 1900 people came TO Aque
duct this afternoon 70 see a splendid
programme run of, There were two
handicap stakes, the Babylon for two.
year-olds and the Election Day for
three-year.olds and upward and both
promised contests out Of the ordinary,
The other fields were all well balanced,
and winners were not 50 easy to find
The weather, although cool, was pleas
ant and the track fast.
Muth, the rider Of Lady Ellison, who
fell In the second race was taken to
st. Mary's hospital unconscious. 1t was
said that he Is suffering from confusion
OF the brain.
The Choices Beaten.
All OF the choices were beaten in the
opening dash. Platoon, Brush Up and
Belle Suome were heavily played and
none OF them showed in the money
Incarnation opening at 10 and clos.
ing at s TO made all the running and
won easily by five lengths from Col
White, who closed strong and beat
Platoon two lengths for the place.
Horses Go Down, Jockey Hurt.
Lady Ellison. ELe, The Huguenot
and Jane Holly raced head and head |
until near the far turn, where Jane |
Holly was knocked TO her kneen a
few jumps further and Lady Ellison |
fell. Here The Hugucno. was In front, |
but In the stretch Yorkshire Lsd went |
to the from, and won by six lengths |
from The Huguenoi who beat Ellie
four lengths for the place Muth, who |
rode Lady Ellison, was badly hurt,
Hoorsy Made Game Fight
Hooray. a nfteen-to.one chance, went |
t. the front in the Babylon HandicaD |
and made the running to the stretch, |
followed by Father Catchom, and Kin
leydale When they Straightened out /
kinleylale moved TO the fore and, stay |
ing there to the end, won by a neck |
from Hooray who beat Flip Flap a
length for the place,
Bad News At Good Price.
Miss Crawford made pace with Ced.
erstrOme and Ormonde's Right In the |
fourth and they ran this way to the turn,
where Sindey Love moved up and for
a moment showed In the lead Miss .
Crawford again Noyed to the front but
in the run home Bad News and Eugania
Burch closed the former winning by a |
length from Eugenla Burch. who beat
Miss Crawford head for the place
Novena Closed Strong.
Yada went to the front soon after
the start was made in the running .
and won easy by a length and a haf
from Novena who closed strong and
beat Norbury for the place, Norbury
aid his usual running away act after
the race, making several circuits be-
fnrn lie finally Tired