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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
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Kansas City, Fob. Cattle receipts
4 900. including 500 sOnthe as; steady
native steers, s3.75G6.T5; southern
steol4. e3.2504.b0. southern COWS
~ 25W325. native COWS aud heifoIa
gt.75Wf26, slockors and feeders, 81
HA26. bulls, S2g6W875; calves, $50
CSC; western fed steers. S3.bOW6.6o.
western fed Gown, s2W37b.
Sheep receipts 5000; 10 cents lew
er; muttons, 94.5006.75; lambs, se.o'
W7.b0; range wethors. tBMo.6bi fWad
ers, stIbW575.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
A GUARANTEED cuRE Foa PlLEs

itching. Blind, bleeding or PFotrud1
ing piles. Druggists refund money II
PAZo OINTMENT fails to cure any
case. no matter OF how long standing.
IN 10 "a days. First application
gives ease and rest. soc II your drug
glst hasn't Il send soc. In stamps ana
Il viii be forwarded postpaid BY Paris
Mcdicine Co., 81. Louis. Mo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Little Mas Bessie Atkinson met
with a serious accident Wednesday by
slipping and receiving a hard fall on
The ice, aays the Estancla News. AZ
hrst Il was feared Il might prove
fatal. as she was thrown into spAsms.
but later report Is thai she Is doing
much better.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

The regular semi.L.onthly dance OF
the Commercial club will be held to.
morrow "wednesday night, com
menclng promptly nc o'clock The
club dances have been more popular
this season than ever before. and this
will not be an exception.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Special communication Of Temple
Lodge No. 6. A. ~ a A. NJ. this even.
ing at 7.30. Work In the u. A. do
gree. Visiting brethren cordially in
vlted. by order OF the w. NJ. Rob
ert Abraham, secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Mrs. Hanson, wifo Of the manager
Of the Cardcnas hotel az Trinidad,
pasted through the city for l4ea Cru
ccs, whore abe will visit her parents
for a couple OF weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

o., Louis Wool Market.
81. Louis, Feb. Wool steady and
unchanged,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Judge Peter g. Gfosscup of the
United states circuit court speaking
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
TANYA'S BRILLIANT RACE.
WINS HISTORIC BELMONT.
Mackey D7cyer's Grand National
and Vendors Eclipse.

Racing that was almost brilliant when COM
pared with the sort turf patrons have had served
up to them this spring marked the end Of the
westchester Racing Associations first meeting in
it's inClosure at Belmont Park yesterday after
noon.
With the renewals of the Belmont. the Grand
National and the Eclipse following one another in
splendid sequence. the programme was rich in
historic stake material. throng worthy Of it
assembled in the stands and the clubhouse While
the running of the Grand National and the
Eclipse may have fallen somewhat below the
standard OF other the best traditions Of the
ancient Belmont were fulfilled. and tho victory Of
the beautiful three-year-old hlly Tanya was
achieved only after, those qualities which 60 to
make up a high-class race horse had been put to
the most relentless test. The Ally took up her
weight for and, carrying it throughout the try
ing zgzag Journey OF and one-Quarter miles
the Belmont course raced into submission the
best field Of three-year-ods that has been brought
together in actual contest this year She
firing it is true. the finish and had the
distance been a sixteenth of a mile longer she
probably would have given way before the deter
mined challenge OF August Belmont's sturdy
Blandy. which with "A rattle in the last few
strides As it was her strength was sufficient 70
her task and her performance gave bountifuI as
suranCe of return to her marvellous two-year-old
form. She virtually bazed the way for the entire
distance. and those who tried 20 keep her company
forced, with the exception Of BIandy 10 let
Lark, Red Friar and Flinders look like pack cf
discouraged beagles, and Hot Shot the runner Up.
was both outfooted and done TO a turn.
In the market Tanya opened a rather luke.
warm fa7orite, owing to her disappointing race the
first time out, when she beaten off by Pasadena
and Voladay in six and one-haIf furlong sprint
heavy commission, however, presumably from her
stable did much to restore public confidence and she
went to the post carrying the bulk of tine money at
prices ranging around II to ;. Wild Mint was an
equally pronounced second choice. while Red Friar
vas the extreme outsider 80 to l. Hudebrand
was forced to urge Tanya desperately all through
the last sixteenth but he did not touch her with
his whip. and kept her straight to the end.
The Bonnie Brook Stables Mackey Dwyer with
14s pounds up. won the Grand National by inches
only from J. W. Colts Arian in the most exciting
finish which has been through the field this
spring Because of his glorious uncertainty either
on the nat or over obstacles. the public was wary
or Mackey, in spite of the brilliant form he has
SHOWN at times this spring. Those who were faith
ful TO him obtained high as 12 to l for their
waSerS. He fenced in bold confident fashion. and
when II came TO final tusse he did not quit as
he has been known to do, but kept to his work and
getting up in the last jump, took the stake from
Arian. Hylas seemed almost certain winner
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
FIELD FOR BROOKLYN HANDICAP.
Entries Probable Jockeys Gravesend

and sloppy and should the going be Of that his
chances, il is thought, viii be materially improved
FIRST Mason, the other hand. must have light
ming fast track be his best ana ualer any
other conditions is likely to founder hopelessy
a walrus Rowe worked ti:st Mason one and
cne-eighth miles in 2:03 GraVcsend Monday,
and the colt fighting for his head IT the fin
iesh A. W. Booker viii probably ride him. Hhile
Lyme viii possibly have the leg up on his stable
comLaniou, Colonial Girl ". Davis will ride Lord
OF The Vale
Is rather ~ eleventh hour entry FOR the handi-
week ago reserve the Ben Brush colt for future
engagements. His starting; moreover depends
yie {lf I,of J3o,astici< ms ,,s rot started his
yesr brt on Mon5sy he ran the handicap distance.
ridden by Jack Martin. y no VIII have the leg uP
this afternoon. ia 2lls4, and pulled up fresh and
since his ignobie defeat the other day; at Belmont
Park Gtaziallo mas partially redeemed himself, IN
the opinion q the TauiTds at least. p3 .hoI4ils NJ
ers have thrown his !asl race 10 the winds ana
viii probably ind fl little diicult to ignore the
way in which he curled up under punishment ms ms
last time out and IN the ante-post DetIng f5 ne VIZ
hsld at sxes lie will be ridden by Hde9ra9G. gG
Gides a the lest moment TO pur him 10 On his colt
Proper and Dainty the pair That viii carry VI ,t =
Jennings eo!ors, were more talked apo1t 4St
sIrprisng 70 see them sent 10 the post the actudI
"a 9llies- OdlnlE carries Al4 podnlH ailH '4i
ridden by George Ddom while Proper has ltS
pounds and win be handled By Frank o Neil
Proper ran third 70 The Picket and irish Lad ~
last years Brooklyn. and while he has not started
this lie has been kept edge. and IN MS !asi
trial worked one and Cne-quarter miles IN company
with DaintE b Z1iia.
Leonidas. Pasadena, Sir BriIlar and Ostrich have
al been seen with cOIc.s Dp within the last ft"
weeks. and while they were looked upon last night
as the probable outsiders Of them VIII be
without certain following
u r IhOT-as-s Stalwart, as well the Waldeck
stables The Picket were looked upon certain
starters a week but mishaps te both horses
d % f0-fA contest
Stalwart broke out in rash after morning work
atio II was necessary 10 lay him mp a time and
a4tnough be has quite recovered. he took 50
much flesh that his trainer decided leave him
nome The Picket developed bad abscess in his
Jaw and "a broke only yesterday his stable does
not think II would BE- fair TO him ask him 10 take
up l22 pounds and carry il in g hruisine a
the handicap IS likely prove.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
PROPER

arsr the last obstacle had been cleared but he had
afternoon. and when Ray found IL necessarv 10
sh shhake MN up IN the stretch he sought a hofe in
.c teHse N the most brazen fashion and was lucky
70 De tHIId. Flying Buttress. the favorite. was
a head behind Hylas '' "'i'@'''7
,e, ne 4eIest OF Battle Axe and Pegasus the Whit
iie' SHNy loF the Eclipse. was a facer 70 the pub-
hc Vendor. Jacobte and Gold RadSs v,srs 49, -
1@oITl's @ the pair had. and II thought the two
NSuu run nrst and second. At post time thew were
SuuS-on iaVoFites. Both outrun and o3ltEarsed
" snIor ana Jacobits. and Indifferent third
- ~, hGIue axe with which the stable declared 20
T %as s me best they could do. Vendor ran
s1'SStsHt anu true stood hard drive and won Iks
a nigh class colt from Jacobite The latter Co.
away from the post too we'll
II SoTCiere good looking youngster BY Sorcere-
lima X. stole sprint OF i've and half f,,r-
longs from some pretty useful two-ycar-oIds ana
saL s. Qe Instance IN Los. two-hfthS OF a second
Easter @ than vendor wor the Eclipse la soreiere
was the guaranteed special OF the ''rafIbir1s' arS
was Elayed all over the ring at prices rarSf1@
around 70 ! Gallivant the actual favorits c9iiid
never eaten him. ~ 'A
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Detroit May 2i.-The Hghlanders again lost
to Detroit here to-day in heavy batting game
by score of u to 6. 1t the third victory for
the home nine the visitors after series OF
four games The Highlanders changed their pitch
ers four times, and Powell Putnam, Hogg and
Griffith. who took their turns in the box, all
hit rather freely. Kitson who pitched for the De-
troit nine and who gave good exhibition for the
first three innings, taken out of the box at
the end of the sixth. when the visitors had tied
the score. Mullin. who took his place, kept the
Highlanders from further scoring
The fielding on both sides poor, especially
the work of the home players, and three errors
We're credited against them. Double PLAYS in which
O'Leary and Crawford and SChaefer and Crawford
figured, were the only features Of a somewhat dull
game. The game, in fact, took the appearance
of farce in the seventh and eighth innings when
the home men pounded the ball at will and got six
men across the plate The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

The Giants lost to Cincinnati in 4 ten-inning
game at the Polo Grounds yesterday by a score OF
to B. Errors by The home players helped much
in their downfall Harper. for Cincinnati. pitched
fine game up to the sixth inning, allowing only
hit Then he became somewhat wild and most
made three runs in the seventh and eighth innings
giving them the lead. In the ninth inning how
ever, the visitors tied the score making a
StcnfeIdt's single and Dahlen's wild throw, and
IN the tenth. COrcoran, first up for Gin
cinnati in the final inning, singled going to second
when Seymour hit by pitched ball and
scored on Barry's single.
The Cincinnati players made their first runs
In the fourth inning. COrcoran. first up, was safe
on Mertcss muh. and scored Sebrngs home
run hit through the centre neld ropes
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
GOLF AT FOX HILLS. ]
Byers Leads in Metropolitan
Cham piOnskip.
ByerS

Eben NJ. Byers. entered from ST. Andrews but
best known as Allegheny Country Club golfer,
mace the best score in the qualifying round Of the
Metropolitan Golf Championship at Fox Hills yes
terday. His card for the thirty-six holes was 152
remarkab bic at any time but particularly so under
the conditions which always prevail when a field
Of over seventy players are on the same course
Travis, playing for the first time in years, with
out championship title other than that gained
abroad. was tied with Archie Graham, of the North
Jersey Country Club of Paterson, for second place,
l57.
Byers has always enjoyed prominent place in
amateur golf In 1862 he defeated Travis in the
seminal sem round of the National Championship at
IIen view only 70 suffer defeat in the finals at the
was runner up to Travis in the National Cham
plonsh!p at Nassau, the former winning by ; up
1t It wss record breaking start in more ways than
eighty-two and Of fbese sxtIS7ya returned m COM ~
bnIJG brG(G caIas. Har0ld Wilcox, the present title
100, with Dwight Partridge, the nterscholastic
champion. and II. J. Gee, of Princeton.
me weather was perfect and the course. not
usually an early one was in the pink Of shape.
teresed onookers being MTs chares r @ sto4 5sH Who m
as MISS GeneVleye Hecker held the women's cham
The long shafter clubs which have marked
same time, they did not seem to initiate against
many had predicted He did not however, appear
20 20 De qIltng as long or as stTagaL as ne used 10
Wilcox To-day's draw brings him against Dun
The qualifying play was at thirty-sx holes, the
best thirty,two being eligible to start to-day at
final, at thirty-siX holes, will be decided.
In addition to the championship set prizes are
offered for the second, third and fourth siXteens,
this being in accordance with the precedent estab-
lished year ago The draw for the championship
set was announced last evening, as follows:
TrayisMDunning Be5mngRammTEayeg 1 Pg4e-sR
well Thomas-Knapp Ward-Runyon, Gee-Downey ].
z. Rhett-C. O'Connor. Gillett-Gwyer ]. NJ Rhett-
Byers. Robbins-A Graham, WhitlatCh-Watson, Part
Tidge-L. H. Graham. Battcrson-Brown.
Tl,a nv ToIlo
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
LAWN TENNIS.
Ward, National Champion. Beats
Whitman in Straight Sets.

PIaying an aggressive net game. Holcorabe Wa-5
inc national lawn tennis champion and leader oe
the challenging American team FOR the fnts-,s
uonaI cup held by the Engishmen yesterday de-
feated Malcolm d. Whitman on the turf courts %
inc orange Lawn Tennis Club at Mo1ntai, Sta
ton n. j. Wards racquet work was fully nm n
championship form and the great un beaten chan,
pion. Whitman. forced MIN 10 put forth every en-
deavor 10 win II Wards match from ever
point. however and he took three straight sets by
the score Of 6-3. SIS 60
The competition the first Of the series A.
ranged by the Orange Lawn Tennis Club for the
practice OF the American team before they starr
Tor England Even with slow courts that in every
respect benefited Whitman's game Ward hit ths
ball hard and true He svaded all OF Whitunan's
attempts at passing and held to the net position
In the face OF some rapid fire volleys with which
tne competition Wards service bothered Whitman
de had trouble In getting his racquet the ball on
twist.
Only in the second set did Whitman make anv
sort OF a defence against the national champion.
ously near to the side lines OF the opposite court
The men brought the score to deuce five all
and again at six all Here the steadiness OF Ward
racquet work carried him the dangerous places
and won the set at S-6 The speed with which ths
match had been played told Whitman in the hnaI
set, and he lost IL by love
The national doubles champions, Ward and Beais
C. Wright will meet ranking pair IN the doubles
the courts. Later 10 Is expected that
Larned and Clothier will compete.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
BROOKLYN WINS AT LAST.

Homer Smoot saved the St. Louis team from
being whitewashed yesterday by the Superbas with
a home run in the ninth inning, with TWO out
The Cardinals landed about one hit in each inning.
but none of them could get by third base and most
of them died first The final score stood 3 to /.
Brooklyn got Il in the first and second
innings. ana another in the sixth The Cardinal S
We're unable until the eleventh hour.
when Smoot smashed out his liner which resulted
in a home run because of Malay's poor Judgment
Scanon pitched in his best form while Brooklyn
had little trouble In hitting Egan the St Louis
pitcher. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
CLEVELAND, 6; PHILADELPHIA. .

Cleveland. May 24-CIeveland evened n,atters
with Philadelphia to-day. winning well PLAYED
game in the thirteenth inning on hits by stovan and
Rhoades and two outs. CleveIand's three errors
gave Philadelphia five runs. Rhoades outpitched
1eniey- rive double plays were made by Cleve-
land during the first eight innings. The score fol-
lows
,,i.,..,a-5 n p. II E.
Philadelphia. o . 5 0 0 % = 3
Observation-Disclosures and Benis Henley and schreck.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
PITrsBURG. Ii: BOSTON.

Boston, May 24-Pittsburg hit the ball at will to-
day and easily defeated Boston by II to !. Volz
was batted out of the box in the second inning.
and Harley who succeeded him, Jared little better
Aside the batting of the visitors the features
were the five double plays by Boston The score
follows:
r. II E.
Boston .......i o . . o o 81
Haueriez-Leayer and Pcltz voz Harley and Moran
Umpuc 10 Day Attendance. 3,20J.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
ST. LOUIS, >: BOSTON 2

St Louis, Mo. May 24.-Bosten made a strong bid
Ior to-day game in the ninth inning. but Burkett
failed with two bases and two out The local
AAmeIicans winning by score of to ,. The score
ST Louis. s............3 0 0 o o l x-5
Boston .-.............O U o q z
Batteries-Pelty and sugden; Taunehn Crger and Nc
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
CHICAGO. :: WAsETNcTON

Chicago, May 24.-Chicago defeated Washington
today by score of 4. winding up the series
with four straight victories. Manager F. Jones of
Chicago, argued decision OF Umpire O'Laughlin
and was ordered out OF the game The score fol-
lows:
r f.
Washington ..-.-.-... 90 o.
Rateries-SEaith McFarlsnd jacobson and FIavdon
Umpire-O Iaughln. AttendanCe-3.STO
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
PHILADELPHIA. 6; CHICAGO,

Philadelphia May 2i-Clean hitting by the home
players resulted in rather easy victory Chi
cago to-day. TWO home runs were made in the
contest by Casey, of Chicago, and Doolin. of Pha-
delphd. The batting of Bransfied. Of Philadel-
phia, was feature. The score follows:
r II
Chicago ...........-..0
Batterlcs-Duggeby and Abbott; Weimer and king
Tmpre-Johlstone Attendance. 1911
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
Totals ...3I / 8 30 II 3
atted for Harner in eighth inning.

Gated Tor Harper IN elghth inning
Cincinnati. .............. 0 > 0 o l IA
Neyy-Y York. ...-,........ o o . . l %
Two base hits -Mcliann Bowerman. CorcoTan Home
ruu-Sebriug. Sacrifice hts-Browne, Barry, Seymour,
Kelly. stolen base-Corcoran Hits-On Harper. IN
innings; Off Ewing. l in innings Left bases-New-
York Cincinnati First base balsOh Wtltse ;
off Harper B. base York, .; Gin
cinnat by pitched ball-I}y Wiltse l.
by Witsc. 3; by Harper >. Wild pitch-Harper. Time
game hours. Umpire-Bausewine. Attendance,
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
BROOKLYN.

Iwo-base hit-Dobbs Three-base hit-Bergen. Home
l5 9Iloo sSerihSe hsTAiaay Owens stolen bases
TO Lewis 10 Bergen. Lewis IGbb BaJch. Left On
hases-Brookyn 4 ST Louis. =. First on balls-Of
Scanun. :" First base orsBrooklyn. Struck out
- ~ SeanIon. .: 10y .lgan, > Time OF game 80. I'm
Ilres-klsnl and ETlslie. Attendance. 1I3O
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati, 4 New-Yor. 8 Pittsburg. II; Boston l
Uen inninEsD Philadelphia, @; Chicago.
Brooklyn, g. ST. Louis, l.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At GlovevsviIle--A.. J. and G.. 5; Troy. l.
Al Scranton-Syracuse .. Scranton. I item innings
Al Utica Albany 5. Utica. 4
At Wilkesbarre-W -Wilkeshsrre, 8; Binghamton, 4
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGrE

Detroit. 12: New-York, 6 Chicago Z; Washington .
Cleveland. @; Philadelphia St. Louis. s. Boston. B.
. thirteen nnings).
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Hightanders Lose, EUen with the
Help of -Four Pitchers.
GAMES TODAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New-York at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Detroit
Boston at Chicago. ... Washington at St. Louis
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Bufralo-Bdffalo s; Jersey city. 4
Montreal Montreal. q; Newark, 8 (morninE
Newark. g. Montreal , afternoon game.
Al TorOntO-Baltiuore. 10, Toronto ) (mornng
Baltimore 4 Toronto. . afternoon game.
At Rochester Rochester, 8. Providence. l.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
DETROI1'
NEW-YORK


New-fork ................. o 3 > q 6
EiArned runs Detroit D. New-Yorl . Innings pitched
G E%GI Fq5tmann 4 Iiogg 2z Griffith . fltson
IN II.dn II D. hase hs.On Powell g. on Putnam 81:
III, III nSss o. OF ktson. \; of Muln, Two-base hits
CTsWford Hickman and OIeary Sacrifice hits-CooIe,.
Ii. DI-eaiy ana Mcclure. Stolen Ieary
ON I 'Sgaery Rsd keeleT and Anderson CO. Bases
fPluttlnnann Left on bases-Detroit S; New-York $
TIi lruCh out-by hltson B: by Mulln. l. by Griffith l.
oIpIe pays-O I@ary TO Crawford: Schaeer to Craw-
FORD Passed ball-Sullivan wild ptches-Putmann
l. Hogg. l. Time-2:1O Cmpre-Kelv ''
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Lose Ten Inning Game
Through Loose Playing.
GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

st. Louis at Brooklyn. Chicago at Philadelphia
Cincinnati New York. PittsburG ct Boston
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25

BASEBALL Polo Grounds To-day r. NJ.
Champion Giants Cincinnati Admission s0s
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
ENTRIES IN OTHER RACES.

The entries for to-day's races other than the
Brooklyn Handicap follow:
FIRST RACE Handicap. all ages; 81 200 added About
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
YALE-HARvARD LAWN TENNIS TEAMS

The makeup Of the lawn tennis teams OF Yale
and Harvard that will meet the Longwood
Courts. in Boston. Saturday. Is follows.
Yale-K. Behr (captain). S. Bodman ". X. Van
Reyper II. S. Wells Seton Porter and 8 Wells
Harvard-B S. Prentice (captain). b. Larned. T.
J. Sulloroy, T. T. de Rham. r. Smith and W. L.
TiIden.
Harvard won the match last year
For other sports see mage T.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25

For other sports see page I2.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
BELMONT PARK SUMAARTES.

over during meetnr and
c. by
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25
sADprentlee allowance

THIRD RACE-TTE EXPECTATION STAKES: two
year-olds by subscriptions each; 500 added
of which $1,000 the second $500 to the third
Five furlOngs
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25

Dggns on n coItu
a a
ghIaMaL cnli
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25

Tanya raced Wild Mint into submission and N
out TO beat Blandy. Last named ran a good race
shot closed strong, but hung right at the end v
-TH RACE-THE GRAND NATIONAL STEEP
- added of Winch 81 600 to the second and SieO
- reesnt rlatr Of the value OF $3.50 10 the winner
Sr,ne 5,O33. Winner, br. &. by GarteT-Madrid
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25

Ns-York got KNAPP a h ard a-i
badly. KnilwoTth tired in the stretch panoearr ava
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25

:. Red Kntg closed fast after Eettinx aaay
Race King finished OF On the Fall.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-25

NIactev Dvyer brilliantly and with rUsh =
STRAIGHT would probably Flying Ruttress
cTH HandaD ler olis and over 81 200 sd