Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20


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- simple, straightforward question is said
( y q Hlu. Josiah Cartwright to- his wife shall
rE horse win this race or not? II ho is to
win IL th' jockey who rides him must be
-s2s.ss=sF kept n good temper and the two jockeys
I4AMlENI who are riding Lady Folly and Gilman
k9EAA=lJ must Doc kept DO good temper, too other
wise toN'n beat hiw. either of them could
leave him standing stI distance weights"
" 1t seems 90 sometimes" said Mrs. Cartwright,
that it would talk. far less time and trouble TO win
honestly now and then. st this kind of business Marion
and Olive and D. w'U YOU. working like galley
slaves night. result isn't much
more profitable. than trained horse to gaop faster
than the others Da you hear what old Jeremiah Bayham
was telling mo las. rnf fof fine tfr when his SON was
juryman thousand dollars De could get "a verdict of
mansaughtor only and t, urymon explained afterwards
that ho had had desperately hard get his way;
H the others wanted Co bring young Jerry in not guilty
IL struck somehow that you rather like Bayham"
90 on, dear. u said Newmarket trainer
r.sguudy. when coma. tin, point borrowing
hire boy take the furniture
ravnhrokar youu bee sorry You didn't help more"
Wen to come to business" said the woman YOU
Marion DIV, carry outrapoously with these
three chaps TN COMMUNICATIVE over accept either
them who proposes the garden with each
them tin the other comes auug THE house uo good
you know none of rooms has got
uurs: go ou garden. and after the Cam
nrdgeshirc ! think could put my finger a garden
where there's going to Doc trouble"
II Snow Man wins the COMMUNICATIVE. my dear. I'll
give Won a hundred mounds and Won may 20 To- BRIGHTON
with the girls and paint the town rcd for % month. IN
deal with the, three lovers
Tho history of Mr. Josiah Cartwright and AN that ne
did and the people that inc did would extremely
uncdifvnu that il is mercy il is not necessary detail
% I'm these polite columns His knowledge profess
sion might Doe charitaly described as doubtful: kind
person might use the same word about the morals OF his
r. uds and PATRONS. but about his own honesty
charitable person could express no doubt at all. The
horses under his charge i'm the big training
market won races constantly filling their owners with
T1iration for Mr. Cartyrgf and filling tn, stewards
the Jockey club with mixed feelings from which admra-
ton was certainly not absent mingled with
acute desire to see the hero of just make slip
that his first sp Tor rather the discovery
his last transaction on the English turf had far
havcd with extreme caution avoiding dis
honest ARRANGEMENTS Oyuoyyn I'm the potrps0ue parlance
of Newmarket as ramps . which combined small profits
with le risks Mr. CARTWRIGHT hold very propcrlv tina
if you are going TO risk being warned off the turf somebody
must make il worth your while and the ramps ar
His character had however one or two serious defects
which were growing on him apacc and contained pos
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