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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-08
Mrs. Rogers Reprieved.

A few hours after receiving the last
rites of the Catholic church and hear
ing her father confessor read the
prayers for the dying, Mrs. Mary Ma
bel Rogers, who was sentenced to die
on the gallows at Windsor Vt, lis
tened without emotion to the an
nouncement of High Sheriff Henry H.
Peck that Gov. Charles ]. Ben had
granted her reprieve of four months.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-08
CARS HURLED MANY FEET.
One Person Killed and Others Injured
in Wreck on the C. n. G. D.

in Wreck on the c. H. G. D..
Running at the rate of so miles
an hour the northbound Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton limited train was
ditched, from a cause not yet learned,
near Belmore Ohio. Mrs Florence
Frazier of Sidney O.. was killed:
Miss Garrett of DeshIer, fatally in
iured. and more than dozen other
persons hurt. The dining and sleep.
ing cars were shattered and thrown
from the track, While the rest remain
ed. So tightly had Mrs. Frazier's
body been wedged in the window of
the dining car that it was nece ssary
to cut it loose.
In leaving the track, each of the
coaches left stumps of telegraph poles
eight or ten feet high, showing that
the cars had been forced through the
air 20 feet before alighting. After
that they rolled over several times.
landing about 40 feet from the track
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-08
Mr.. Darling Resions.

Charles W. Darling, assistant secre-
tary of the navy, rendered his resig-
nation to the president, asking that
it take effect near the expiration of
his four-year term of service, which
expires in December, 1905. The presi-
dent stated in a letter to Mr.. Darling
that when his resignation took effect
it was his purpose to appoint him
collector of the port at Burlington. VT.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-08
Thief Operates at Princeton.

well-dressed man entered uni
versity hall at Princeton, N. j., while
the students were at. dinner and
stole jewelry and other valuables
worth nearly $1,000 The chief losers
were H. L. Dillon, 1907, and II. r.
McAlphin, 1905.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-08
Cuban Cabinet Resiun s.

The five members of the cabinet
visited President Palma and present
ed their designations. They stated
they desired, since President Palma
had announced his allegiance to the
moderate party, to open the way for
him to make whatever selections he
chose. President Palma courteously
but emphatically declined to consider
the designations.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-08
Saved a Train; Lost His Life.

William H. Case, Civil War vet.
eran Of Maysville, KY, died from in
juries when he kept a Chesapeake
G. Ohio train from being wrecked.
Case pulled aside hand car standing
in front of an approaching train, but
was himself struck by the train and
fatally hurt.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-08
Insane Waitress Caused Panic in a
Restaurant,

Miss Lizzie Gloss, a waitress at
restaurant in Richmond, Ind, became
insane and threw cups of tea and cof-
fee over the diners, several of whom
were badly scalded. A mad rush to
escaped ensued. tables were over.
turned and many women tainted. 1t
required two policemen, assisted by
the attaches of the restaurant, to
place the woman under restraint.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-08
Banker Beckwith seriousIv I'M.

President C. T. Beckwith of the
defunct Citizens National Bank of
Oberlin, o., is reported to be In a
serious condition. Beckwith has been
Ill with heart trouble ever since the
close of the bank.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-08
Oldest Harvard Graduate Dead.

DR.. Edward Linzee Cunningham, who
was the oldest living graduate of Har-
ward, he having been the last survivor
of the class of 1929, died at his
residence in Newport, r. l., in his 96th
year. Among the doctors classmates
in Harvard was DR.. Oliver Wendell
Holmes.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-08
Cigarettes a Crime in Indiana.

The Indiana senate has passed an
anti-cigarette bill The measure
makes it unlawful to own, sell or
give away cigarettes, cigarette wrap.
pers or cigarette tobacco, and pro
vides six months Imprisonment as the
maximum penalty for violating the
law.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-08

The store of the Unity Mercantile
company at Bradenville, Pa, was
robbed. The thieves entered a rear
window and carried off a wagon load
of flour and groceries.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-08
FIoyd Is Given Retrieve.

The death warrant in the case of
Edward Floyd, the Westmoreland
county, Pa, murderer has been with
drawn by the Governor, to permit the
condemned man to present his case
to the Supreme court. Floyd was to
have been hanged February Z.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-08

Miss Lavina Johnson committed
suicide at st. Clairsville, O., by shoot
ing herself. Long illness is said to
have been responsible for the deed.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-08
Richard Croker Sails for Sons Fun eraI

Richard Croker arrived in London
Wednesday from Vantage and will
sail for New York on the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse to be present at
the funeral of his son Frank.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-08
FIGHTING THE ICE KING.
Cincinnati Rivermen Adopt Novel
Tactics to Prevent Gorue,

At special meeting of river and
coal men at Cincinnati a fund was
raised to be used IN freeing the local
harbor from Ice. All the available
towboats in the harbor are to be
chartered and sent to Coney Islall /
Thursday to form barricade against
heavy ice coming from above. The
object is to prevent the ice from gorg-
ing below Cincinnati.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-08
Carnegie Gives s125,ooo to College.

Andrew Carnegie has given Rens
selaer Polytechnic institute, of Troy
N. Y, S125,0O0 to assist in rebuilding
its main building, which was burned
last June.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-08

J. F. Rudolph, of Loretto, was jolt
ed of a train near Coalport, Pa,
and was killed. He was 20 years old
and had worked on the railroad but n
few months.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-08
BRIDE DIED OF SHOCK.
Untrue Report of Husbands Death
Proves Fatal

Mrs. Hannah May Cheshire of Cum
berland, Md, aged 81, bride of five
months, died from fright She was
greatly shocked upon being told that
her husband, Edward Cheshire, a rail.
road man, had been killed in an ac-
cident on the Pittsburg division of
the Baltimore G Ohio. The report
proved untrue, but she never recov-
cred from the shock.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-08

d. w. Young was arrested at Can
onsburg, Pa, and gave bail for trial
at court. Young is charged by B. e.
Zediker with forging a $500 note.
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-21
NNTS <s t> <, >4 <, a. ssrss S1A xr@ ca e { ,1 EE AND THERE. z | ~ee 1NNaM o4>eAe AeANNASN<N%S S

The city council did not meet Monday night.
 Penn-Wyoming Copper is ad- vancing. Buy now. 73btf
 For Sale Cheap Base burner for sl0. Apply to this office. If
 Pure Louisiana ribbon cane molasses on sale at Bowen 8 Cash Store. 74btf
 MT, and Mrs. Frank Hess are Housekeeping in the Vining cottage on Hazel street.
 Banks pay three per cent. Penn Wyoming pays twelve per cent. IL is as safe as an invest ment can be. 73btf
 Give Us your orders for meats and we will e that, they are promptly delivered to any part of the city. festet & Stiles.
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-21

Pure Rokland Molasses 65 cents per gallon at Gullette's. 76b7t
 Mrs. R. B. Hooker returned to Searcy Tuesday noon. ..
 For pure Rockland Sugar House Molases call on Gullette.
 See the new Rain Goats just received at Chas. Meyers Great Bargain Store. 75-tf
 Mrs. Fred Smith and children left Monday noon for a visit to Searcy friends.
 Rain Coats just secured by ex- press. Chas. Meyers Great Bargain Store. 75-tf
 Hon. Gustave Jones is in Stone county on legal business, and is expected home tonight.
 If you want a farm, home or business write Elmo Riddell, Jacksonport, Ark.
 Mrs. W. A. O'Neal left for Augusta Sunday to visit her mother Mrs. M. M. O'Neal.
 Buy your Thanksgiving turkey from R. w. Wallace, also geese, ducks and chickens. 179-1-w wk
 You can get the genuine Rib bon Cane Molasses at Gullette's for 50 cents gallon, 76b7t
 For sale or trade for town property, my residence in East Newport. Mrs. Alice Stephens If.
 If you want pure Sugar House Molasses go.to Gullette's and get the Rokland, 65 cents gallon. 76
 Lost-Gold locket, on Front street. Finder will receive re- ward by returning to Miss Birdie Darling. 74d1w
 Fresh and cured Meats of all kinds, with fish and game in season. Call :. D Pettet & Stiles. Phone 195. 46dtf
 Mrs. Louis Ullman of St. Louis arrived in the city Tuesday afternoon to visit her daughter Mrs. Marc Jacobson.
 you can spare S7.00 a month for while l can help you to be- come independent. Elmo Rid dell, Jacksonport, Ark. 73btf
 Oysters fresh, in bulk, sold in pints and quarts, at Bracy Confectionery Com pany. 74btf
 Dr. A. D. Holland returned from Fort Smith Tuesday, where he represented the local church at the State Baptist Convention.
 The OLD RELIABLE ETNA Insurance Company for Accident, Health and Liability. Call on c. R. Hite, City Agent. 48d1mo.
 Mrs. Harry L. Williams and little son came over from Jones' boro Monday afternoon to visit her parents R. w. Bandy and wife.
 The great closing out sale of the Bailey Mercantile Co. is still going on. Big reduc- ton in prices this week.
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-21

All up-to-date housekeepers use Red Cross Ball Blue. It makes clothes clean and sweet as when new. All grocers. If
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-21

ESQulre Guy smith toucned up about half a dozen drunk and disorderly" pleaders in his court Monday as a result of too much booze circus day. The mayor also did a tiourishing business in this line by reason of show-day rowdyism.
 Bert H. Johnson was in the city Tuesday and besides being the. representative of one of the best brands Of shoes made, has also as a side line very hand some selection of millinery" " a sample of which he has on dis play at the Hazel hotel.
 Mercantile and Financial Times. 64 Murray street, New York: Please givemayour opin- ion of 8 S100 investnent.in Penn Wyoming Copper stock. Yours, respectfully. T. J. Sullivan, 10 Apple street, Lynn, Mass. SlO0, 1000 or s100,000 could not be better invested than in Penn Wyoming Copper shares. EU.
 . Mere. and Financial Times. tf
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18
EIGHTY-EIGHT FLEET Dogs
TO COMPETE At UNION PARK

Next Sundays programme at Union
Coursing Park consists of two stakes. a
reserve event of seventy-two entries
and the class stake of sixteen entries.
The greyhounds have been carefully Sc
lected, and as most of them are evenly
matched some lively coursing is prom
ised. Following is the result of last
nights draw:
Reserve stake-Renegade Apache VS.. Idle
wise; Whoa Bill VS.. Reckless Acrobat: Mon
bells vs.. Presto; Aurelia vs. Capitol Lady:
Imperious vs. The Referee; Loretta VS. Sky
Van; Galveston VS.. Tamora; Lady Leeds VS.
Real American Giaucus VS.. Northern FLYER:
Sunnybrook VS.. Reckless Rose: Blue Craig VS.
Lord Seton: Sir Winton VS.. Polka Dot:
Mugsy VS.. L L c; E H vs. Ina Cissus:
Peerless Beauty vs. Sea Lion: Sherman VS..
Fair Flying: Mi Amigo vs. Bob r. Aggie
Rocker VS.. Hidden Hatred: Doretta VS. Shot
gun; Free Born VS.. Conroy: Forest Fire VS..
Lulu Girl; Yellowstone vs.. Blaze; Gold Chain
vs. Texas Betty; Colored Lady VS.. Fairy Belle
Odd Eyes VS. Honest John; Angus Cissus VS.
Presidio Boy; False Alarm VS.. Secrptive; Hud-
son VS.. Stingaree; Fiery Rock vs. Amandan.
Rocker Arm r W: Naughty Helen vs
May Tuunson: Flower Girl VS.. Doodle Rov
Concord Boy vs-1>The Rival: Annie Ryan vs.
Famous Fawcett: SiToc Aeolus; Cubanoia
VS. Marvis Clare
Class stake-PocateIli vs. Rocked Asleep.
Humboldt vs. Tillie r; Rector vs.. La Rosa !.
Pomona vs. Freeport: Fnsky Barbara VS. val
ley Pride; Lost Chord VS.. Panoche; Mr.. Zir-
nego vs. Frank c; Lord Brazen VS.. Tom King
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18
Seals Hit the Leather Hard,
but Play Bad Ball and
Runs Fail to Land Often
RESULTS OF GAMES.
san Francisco, 3; Portland, L.
Oakland, 3; Seattle, z.
Los Angeles, 8; Tacoma, O.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Wnen uncle grabs tosser from some
otner team he is sure to be a wander.
Ihat sort OF dope has always gone here,
and 1t was made a bit stronger yesterday
Wnen DICK Williams put the Giants out
Oh commission. Dick had been a Seal but
rev hours. yet the change did him good.
Score-San Francisco ), Portland l.
WihamsN Was about the only man on
the team who played baseball at that,
with the possible exception of Spencer.
The rest of the gang were awful. They
did not commit errors or anything like
that. They simply refrained from max
ing runs when chances looked good, and
unless Williams was twirling big league
ball Uncle would have run second.
Jones was hammered and banged
around in every inning, yet the eleven
hits, that came mostly in punches, pro-
duced but three runs. During the first
two innings a couple of men were caught
off the bags-Irwin at second and Spencer
at third. After that hits came with reg
ularity, but the base runners did not seem
to be there.
If Jones had any. stamina he might
have carried off the game. He fell down
in the fifth, as he always does After
Nealon had torn loose double, Wilson
famed. Jones, without any provocation
passed the next two men and then in
duced Wdldron to pop up n.y. IL even
looked good for him then, but Spencer
went after a wide one and it dropped
back of Atz, letting Nealon and Goch-
nauer come through.
Spencer drove the leather safely four
times out of four chances. There were
seven doubles in the game, and the Seals
were responsible for five of them But
two of these counted in the making of
runs, and they came pretty near being
wasted. Williams had the Giants snow
balled till two were dead in the ninth.
Then Householder swung through to left
for single, and Sehlafiey's two-cushion-
er to deep center chased him around. The
score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18

The twelfth annual butcher day was
celebrated in royal style yesterday at
Emeryviile race track and at Shell Mound
Park. At the former place seventeen
races ranging from those for stately
thorcughbreds down to the lowly mule
and the steer, were witnessed by gayly
dressed holiday throng which taxed the
capacity of the huge stand and over
flowed on to the clubhouse lawn and the
inleld- To give full measure of excite
ment, bronco buster went through feats
Of craftsmanship and rough riding.
The day passed without any one being
injured. although two horses tried to
break into the accident list. Z. GUiliani' 5
Chief bolted after race, but was stop
ped by DR.. Dalziel, who caught and held
him when his driver was nearly ex-
hausted. R. Cansanis' Kreuger bolted
through q gate leading from the track
and then overturned his sulky. Both
horse and driver escaped with minor
bruises.
The bookmakers did a land Office bust
ness, even If they did keep strangle
hold on the prices They paid $1,000 for
the privilege for to-day and ran things
In free and easy styie.-In one race
there were six horses in the hands of
the starter while the names of only
three ornamented the states of the syn
dicate.
The public usually finds much to crit
icize, but there was not the usual
chance yesterday. In one OF the mile
races Toledo was q hot public choice.
A good start was expected, but Jockey
Moody pulled him up. There were cries
for the judges to call all bets off. but
the race was allowed to stand In an
other mile race Celeres, also ridden bv
Moody, finished third The mile was
covered in i:44A. Celeres was recently
purchased for $4,000 by Ed Gaylord, the
Denver turfman, and is a candidate for
the Colorado Derby.
The steer race and the race for mules
furnished the comedy part Of the pro-
gramme- The steers were undersized
but they had broncos backed off the
board for bucking. Each was equipped
with a halter and a stout surcfngfe. to
which the riders clung with despera
ton. The steers would trot a short dis
tance and would then unseat their
riders. One went over the fence. scat
tering the crowd F. Mora's Spot finally
won.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18
kENILyvoRTH PARK ENTRIES.
Following are the entries for KEN
worth Park to-day:


First race, five furlongs. selling, three-year-
old fllies-tS94 'Duet les; -, Chita 110:
, Corsicana 9S: S103, Steel Wire los; SS2S,
Lady Kispar 110; 1884, Saccharate .110; S176,
Lou Ostot 110; 1921. Formita 1885, S341,s Elba
110; $685. Kate Campbell 1O3; s299, sun Mark
10; 1928, angelica 105: S341. Tart 103
Second race six furlongs, selling, three-year-
olds and up-SS26, The Pride Ill: SS14, Gold
131; 1857. Bath Beach III: 1886, Harka 112:
1885, Sallie Goodwin ia; S34S. Ultruda 131
1857. Dan Collins 49, 1851. Dr. Sherman 124;
s33G, Jack Little 122; 1888. Ell Chihuahua 131
S356. Peter 116.
Third race six furlongs purse, three-year-
olds and uD-S350. Nullah los; 1856, Romaine
1Gl: 1852, David Boland 102 S652, Sad Sam
l0I; S3i7, Lucrece 80; 1855, Whiskey King
120; $3.50, Sun Rose go; 1851, ST. winnifride
los; S341, Chestnut So
Fourth race. four furlongs. Petaluma handi-
cap, two-xar- -ods-S325. Sir Edward liz;
1872, st. Francis 100; 1929. Mooropus 10;
1881, Canopian 90; tS322). Daruma ia
Fifth race. one mile, selling. four-year-ods
and up-S319. Hi Caul Cap 93; 1858. albert
Enrght 92; $780, Distributor 81: 1853, Gesha
s5; s335, Uppercut 81: s34s. sAnirad 90: Ss41
San Luton 81: $3.50. Little Adele 80; 1896. Ex-
apo 102: 1886. Patsy Brown 81; 1885. sTech-
nique s5.
Sixth race, mile, selling. four-year-olds
and up--S340. Hainault 81; S54S Anvil 81;
1854. sFreesias 105: 1884, Rey Dare 81; 1858,
sDutifu 100; 1924. Bogus Bill 1o2 1858. HON.
age 50: $780, 'Laura F M 95; S342. Gentle
Harry 102; $500, Golden Ivy 90; $780, Warte
Nicht 100; 1924, Canejo 110.
Apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18
WH|SKEY KING
WINS VERDICT
Defeats Ocyrohe by a Nose
in the Feature Event at
Stover's Kenilworth Park
FAVORITES FARE WE'LL
Follow Me Proves to Be a
Capital Weight Handler.
Romaine Takes a Purse

/, Old Whiskey King proved to be the gen.
/, uine case goods again yesterday at Kenil-
worth Park, Petaluma. Piloted by Jimmy
/ Bozeman, he ruled an even money choice
in the betting on the six-furiong purse
number. and in a nerve-racking finish
+, with Ocyrohe won by the length of a
coffee-house toothpick. Toupee, on which
| the sharpshooters unbelted for the place,
! finished a moderate third.
/, Counter attractions kept the attendance
! down somewhat, although the ring hand
| led its usual consignment of coin -Four
: we'll backed favorites came through, and
! the major portion of the eight pencilers
| had recourse to the balance pole to pre-
vent falling from the rope.
! Jimmy Coffey purchased the four-year-
old Interlude from w. T. Anderson yes
| terday. The reputed price paid was $1,000.
Summary:
FIRST RACE-Three furongs selling; two
year-oIds; purse, $500.
10 to I'd Brouck. 1I5t Loague). 3 | u
TO 1-Iadera, 102 Moran / z
Time s6A. Start good Won handiy
Winner, Mrs. c. V. Tuppers b; f.. by Dr. Has
brouck- Eothen. Cazazza 115, Legal Form 1lS
Kisbrook 115 Honest Boy 1o7. finished as
named
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. St 4 Fin.
EvenARomane 122 (Minder). y IL
3 TO Mad Mangin. ITO (otis) 9 So y
Time. 1:0i14. Start good Won cleyerly;
Winner. w. Scharetg's b. g., by Brutus-H Hazel
Zem Zem 113. Lady Rice lis. Cloeanthus lis.
Hoearth 112, finished as named
THIRD RAcE-Five furlongs. selling; purse.
Betting. Horse. weight Jockey. St. y Fin
8 to 5-bsR coiliss, $50 BsIrd5' ! - =.
Winner. s' H. I stovep's T br. iA. h.. BY N AlberteMoi
Moi Royal White $50, Badly Used I5O Skir-
mish las. Mischief 150 Bath Beach $50.
Sceptre $50, and Skip Me las, finished as
named.
FOURTH RAGE.si1 715, furlongs; purse 500;
Even-Whis. King. 115CBozeman) I l ms
3 to 1-Ocyrohe, los (Crosswaite) 2 2 2h2
to 1-Toupee. 112 IF. sullixan) 3 5 ~
We've. Metlakatla los. Bill Mackey 100 and
Trentard S5 finished as named.
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
to 5-Follow Me. 12SIC wllmO 6 1 IL
Is to 1-Pachuca, 1o4 CR Bn1ier} 5 rs h
Time. 1:4sA. Start fair. Won easily. Win
ner. L. c. Williams b. g. by Idalium- Folly
Stimy 100 Glen Brier no. Geisha Girl Ill.
Lanark 100 and Cariee Ill finished as named
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. y Fin.
TO Lily Golding. .1o2QierberD | IA y
to 1-Golden Ivy. III u. Clark 2 % ~
II to 1--Glid, 10 &c. williams. 5 h 35
Time. :4215. Start good. Won driving.
Winner G. S. McKenzie's br. f. by Kismet-
Rosewald. Blondura 1oe. Jardin de Paris 92,
Rim Rock 116 and Penance 11s finished as
named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18
evening. The following are the members
OF the committee of arrangements:

. evening. The following are the members
OF the committee of arrangements:
PRESIDENT Captain j. H. McMenomy ex-
clo 2Ihclo chairman of all committees; Frank ].
weiss tchairman). Henry Miller Sam c. Ham
nond, James Hall, Henry Levy /. Blum. r.
trommer. John I. Long NJ. Schweitzer, Henry
Mof1at. c Rosenberg George Katz. C. Stein
fels J. g. James. p. Michiletti w. w. Thomp-
son, Henry Oswald, Carl Muller ]. Uri Henry
ANTI, Jacob Bender. j. Nowiaa. J. L. Ansel,
Ger a; Cereghino. s 2. Nqtting. F. Becker. A.
Drewes p. F. Rathjens. u NJ Slater r.
Kelly, Don Biggs. C. Frank. B. F. Combs,
Summary of races:
Dantz's Loretta Bell: F. Keogh's Billy. sec
ond: F. Van soosten's Mulligan, third. Time.
Butchers cart race-won by J. Deschler's
Lucky Lucky Prince; 0. Lensi's harrington second
:. Butchers trotting and pacing race-won by
George Algeo's Lady Shamrock; NJ schweit-
zer,s Vic Schiller. second; Sanford & Lick's s
Lady Lou. third. Time, 2:26A.
Pacing one mile-Won by Eli Portals All
Sandy; Dick Adams Lady Jeffries. second M
NJ; Donnellys Flora G. third Time, 9:a6.
A: Hofmanns Kitty d; NJ NJ Donnelly.s
Flora Flora 6, as3e second A. L. Kinds Twilight. third.
One Quarter of mile for vaqueros-Won
by r. Duffs Lovelocks; H. Danz's Pajamas,
second; e. Holloway's Diamond third Time,
20 seconds
Steer race-won by F. Mora's Spot: F.
Schaefer's San Bruno Road Belle, second: ].
". Danz's Snowflake, third.
Mule race. mile-Won by T. s
Knuckles' Rainier: ]. d. Dixon's Dolly Dix.
second: Nat Hailahan's Maud, third Time,
Trotting. one-nile dash free for aIl-Won
by l. r. katzs Razzi: H. Holdens Director
Prince second; A L. Kinds Twilight, third
Time. 2:22
One mile. running-won by HuapaIa er,,l-
letD; Possart (ColD second; Red Damsel
RusselD, third. Time, 1:42E.
One mile. running-Won by Ishtar (Hol-
brook: Brown Patsy (Haack) second: Isabel
lita tTulletO, third. Time. 1:44%
One mile running-Won by Tarrigan
(Haack); Lone Fisherman (Steward) second !.
J. v. Kirby (Holbrook), third Time 1:I3
One mile, running-Won by Ishlana (Tay-
lori; Circus tBock). second; Celeres (Moodv,
third. Time, :44A
Five and a half furiongs. running-won by
Salable (Taylor); Cousin Carrie (T Butler1
second; Edrodun G'itzgerald). third. Time
Three-quarters of mile, running-won bv
Mocorito (ColD; Dolly Wethoff (Tlllett) sec
ond; Denzil &C. Bullman). third Time, 1:15k.