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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
SEEKING RIGHT OF WAY
Saratoga & Encampment Road Wants
to Cross q. P. Land.
.rncial TO The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
RAWLINS. Wyo., March l2-Judge
David II Craig OF the District court. on
motion of Fenlmorc Chattertons one of the
officers OF the Saratoga & Encampment
railway. now building between this city
and Saratoga appointed q board of ap-
praisers, consisting OF p, l. Smith and
William Daley of Rawlins, and Jens Han
sen OF Fort Steele, 10 appraise the land
for the proposed lino from Walcott TO
Enoompment.
The Union Pacific company, through
whose land the new line Will pass for
several miles, was represented by John
w Lacey of Cheyenne. general attorney
for the road In Wyoming.
The Saratoga & Encampment was re-
uuircd to give a bond for 5000. Ruaran-
tceing that the price of the land Will be
forthcoming when the right OF way has
been condemned. The appraisers we're
ordered to report April 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
No Expedition to China.

LONDON. March 12.-The Tribune's
Hongkong correspondent says. Taotal
Wen confidential secretary OF the Vice
roy OF Canton, In nm interview said he
did not think the anti-fureign movement
In the south was serious and dismissed
the idea of trouble at Pctlng
he said that Rear Admiral Train. COM
mander-i I'm chief of the United States Ash
attic feet, while lunching With the Vice
roy, ridiculed American activity In the
far Enst as being directed against an eN-
pected outbreak In China.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13

country demand that these railroad cor
porations restore TO tho public what just
ly belongs To II.
The railroad rate bill was then tempor-
arily laid aside,
Bills were passed as follows:
To amend Section AGO OF the revised
statues relating TO the inspection OF
steam vessels
priatlon for agricultural experiment sta
tlons-
Extending the public land laws to GER
taln lands IN Wyoming.
For the removal OF the quarantine sta
ton at San Diego. Cal, and to acquire
new site.
AT ass tnc Senate went into executive
ses sion aud at sos p. N, adjourned!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
B DEMoNsTRATIoN.
Made by Socialist Or
--|ens In New York,

= March l2.-John Chase,
- Mayor Of Haverhlll.
Scr at yesterdays meet
Einl Federated union To
5lron In demonstrations
l's getting up TO protest
,Ebhment Of President
l3 Haywood and other Of
eiern Federation OF Min
tp5nect!oH with the as
4 pre- GOV. Steuncnberg
q Afst public meeting Will
y, and he has asked the
pEad delegates
"a are hanged he said.
IS this body or any other
e willing TO shoulder Il
y bis class, he is a cow
fssdsd 10 send two dele
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
ONE HORSE THIEF LESS
Wyoming Convict Shot and Killed
Near Kfmball, Nebraska.

CHEYENNE, wyo.. March LOGAN Bne,
s-,rd a fugitive convict. was shot and killed
TO-DAY by sheriff John owens of Newcastle.
Wyo one mile south OF Klmball, Neb, when
resisting capture. .,,,,
BIissari who was 10 years old, wos wounded
several weeks ago while endeaVorins 70 escape
with stolen horses. He escaped from .n' uepu-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
HUNTING DOWN WOLVES
Ranchmen Form Association and
Offer Special Bounty for Scalps.
ecinl to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
CASPER Wyo. March R.-Thc Bates
hole rarchmcn and stock owners have
formed an association to assist In the eX-
termination Of wolves and coyotes, which
have killed considerable stock In mat sec,
lion this winter The association elected
G NJ Martin as secertnry and 4, r.
Palmer as treasurer. and assessed cach
stock owner l cent per head Tor sheep;
and then offered 81 for each coyote and
$40 for each wolf. to be added to the
bounty paid BY the State, A couple OF
experienced trappers are working IN tha'
section already,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
AETTLETON CONFIRMED
POSTMAS TER AT NAMPA
Senate Acts Upon the NOmina-
tiOn in Executive
Session.

81 ccal TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D, c., March l2-The
nomination Of a. G. Nettleton as post
master at Nampa, Ida. WAS confirmed In
the executive session of the Senate this
afternoon.
senator Hepburn endeavored in the SEN
ate today TO get consideration for the bill,
regulating the shipment of live stock
but Senaeor Kcan of New Jersey OBJ
jected,
II intend" said Mr. Kean, lat the
proper time TO move that this bill be
rccommlttcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
STRIKE SEEMS LIKELY
Mitchell Says It Looks as Though
Coal Operators Want Trouble.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. March l2.-John
Mitchell president OF the United Minc-Work-
crs Of America returned 10 Indianapolis to-
day 10 preside at the national congress OF
miners which will meet THURSDAY
When asked concerning the refusal or tho
anthracite operators to grant tho demand OF
tho mincrp no sald II looked very much as
though the operators "aro looking for
strike " .
Mr Mitchell explained the hopo that tho bi-
luminous oituAtion would be clarified by the
coming congress- and conference. Tho nation
al executive board OF the miners Will meet
hcrc "Wednesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS
w. E. Kittrell Named as Postmaster
at Burke. Idaho.

WASHINGTON, March 12,-The Presi-
sont today sent to the Senate the follow
i"s Ssopsui at Honersfield. England. Fred
ci .tornsy for thC District OF Oklahoma
John Embry. oklahoma I1oo
Gnyernor OF Alaska. Wilford h. hos
ed,I ed,n,asters: ~ California-F. j. PAYNE
snt,Sr Creek Idaho-W, T., kittrell'
S1,rta Woshington-G H. l-amphere
Paiouse; A S. Dickinson Wah'eoufs .
T. M. Hull Wenatchee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
Fishing Craft kissing. I

SAN PEDRO, Cal. March 12--The fish
Ing boat Vice with three men, is missing
as results OF the heavy storm which
IL is feared the boat is lost The boat
was In charge OF Peter Vorsich, with
Nick Pecrtcich and a. Johnson as help
crs All of the other boats OF the fishing
fleet that work out Of this port arrived
safely early last evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
New School Needed.

Special 10 The Tribune
IJ7sK Wyo. March l2-The need of
new school building ls being urged here,
and the question Will probably be SUB
mitted to the electors at the annual inee.-
jna ~ The district the first Monday In
MAY Lusk has growing population
and The present building Is entirely In
adsolI1tc O the needs OF the CoHlIhui'NS'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
EMASKAN COAST
. NeSs Suffer Terrible
n During Storms.

March l2.-capt. Fussoll
~, am and Z. n. Grcayes
~ ID that vesaeI. reached
the schooner Marion.
~, ,.llDEreek and suffering
n Ar,'ef TO the co1-nshIne
Gsho.e1 on tho A1asLan
- J. last year 4 f,irIm,s
In, INC vesecl struck. and
'1'a'ned into bits when
|et .'ssd the surf and got
~ ssni men. captain and
n Z. sat The schooner Nellie
= nm o Storm and has not
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
@EEPS MONTANA
worm Continues With
'1uY Near Missoula.

March i2.-The blizzard
suE here for tho past
u Violence tonight, and
pesa falling since noon.
- ssows,orm tonight, and
etd In velocity TO forty
NJ Rogers. q coiored
g Say In the storm, was
y, Were be had fallen. over
IL, Az h. waa discovered
iAnse- he WINS not scri-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
Rows Accused of Hold-Up,

SAN lose Cal. March Fin the ar
rest this morning OF Alonzo story ana ana
Jesse Masons boys 10 years OF age the
sheriff believes he has not , 9niy eIugne IInrn
iIton stnae saturday night, but also thS
mcn Who did a similar trick last pal5 Aprl,5
and escaped successfully with sH'ai'
amount Of booty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
School Bonds Sold.
,eciai to The Tribune.

Special 10 The TrIbune'
DOUGLAS Wyo., March l2.-Ihe BosIo
of Education OF the Douglas sehool dls- dls
trlct has sold TO the state oil w Wyo,ninm1s5 san n15
for a premium OF SAG 80 an issue OF slool2
OF per cent bonds for the purpose OF
building an addition TO the public sehoo. e
during the present summer. There were
spNnrnl hldR
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
New Professor at Stanford.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal. March
IL DIR. Allyn, young assistant profess
sor OF economies In tho University Of
Wisconsin, has accepted the position cf
associate professor OF economics I'm Stan
ford university, with the executive head
ship OF the department. He will take up
his work AZ Stanford with the beginning
OF September,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
Murderer Sentenced to Die.

ATHENS, March 12-Costa Gerakaris
was today sentenced TO death for the as
sassination OF Premier Delyannis and
Mtsea, the proprietor of a gambling
house and the instigator of the assasslna-
ton. was condemned to eight years at
penal sorYltude.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
Many Russians "Fired." F"

VLADIyOSTOK, March 12.-Gov. Mist
chenko has discharged every employee of
the Usurrl railroad. including Director
Harvat. who participated In the recent
strike and ordered that they be expelled
from the Armur province, never 10 re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
= Camp Started,

Aars WNSS.. NSS. March r2.-
:. cal irrSi,lroad roinro company.
: new I.1pes oares here. has be-
ssrIness amp twelve miles
sats sslnga ao OF the largest
! q ths ta,5 Connected With
ms c1a, ,Tad !, BY a branch
keS spr1,nls s, IS said TO be
e nav aNyp1h,nss IN coal. some
nAst beIDrr NJ partially aban-
~ profitabIc 'Ir m,uim Under
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
IDAHO IN GRIP OF STORM
Southeastern Part of State Buried
Under Heavy Snow.

Special to The Tribune
BOISE. Ida. March Zone OF the
heaviest storms known in recent years
has been prevailing over southern Idaho
during the past three days 1t came on
here Saturday evening. with a heavy
wind At noon Sunday II began to snow.
and up TO 8 o'clock tonight seven and one
half Inches had fallen.
In the southeastern part of the State
the storm has been a blizzard. with low
temperature and heavy snow. while all
other points report much snow, reaching
three feet In mountain localities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
Senate Raises Veterans Pensions.

WASHINGTON, March 12-The Senate
Committee on Pensions today voted TO
raise the pensions or Mexican war VET
Grams from $l2 to $50 per month and that
a favorable report be made on Senator
Gallinger's bin for that purpose
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
American Minister Returning.

CONSTANTINOPLE, March f2-The
American Minister, Mr.. Leischmann, has
started for Paris. Thence he Will so TO
the United States for q holiday OF some
months
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
Roosevelt Taking No Part.

wAsHINGTCS. March l2.-PTosident Rcosc-
Welt is taking no part In the pending neso-
tinilons 10 prevent n coal strike Recently
tho President wrote an identical letter 10 Mr.
Mitchell and Mr Robbins. urging that fur
ther conference bo held but sine" writing tho
letter the President has taken steps In the
r,a tor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
CAPT. WILLS HERE
Manager of Southern Copper Com
pnny q Salt Lake Visitor.

Copper company in Beaver county. after
few DAYS spent In this city on business. re
turned to cnmp yesterday morning, Tho mine
ho is developing has already passed the pros
pect stage, In sinking tho shaft 2l0 feet on
the dip OF the vein. the present depth. nun
drcds OF tons Of ore have been uncovered.
bcerine gold. copper and silver Of shipping
nMalltN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
'NLOS ANGELES
Visited by Semi
laal Waghout

p r,oys Sal. March l2.-what
sssp Ise b,, 10 be tho heaviest
Us ana o oeen falling here
~ falisuc Ta continues tonight.
|hs Ittien t.0an In torrents and
hss bss bsn done In the city.
y lines oeen greatly ham
- completely tied IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
Five Killed in Religious Fight.

UARSAW March l2.-FNe persons were
kilied end nftecn wounded In nSht at
stYvkofr government Of Plotrkon. yesterday.
between Catholics and toctarlans. who occu-
pied IN force Catholic church. knives
sticks and pitchtorks wero used.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
= Goes Ashore

.as, March II; IA special
'ys Trs Transn,. The steamer n'er
Of S,,1" ,m1"9rnIng during I,uwn y
n seIllty eht of cable To- lie
,lI " 1Gs mercy "s'i'' Of tho 1e
;ases above on a soft
f'' s'eIs At the ,is iMaPPss5'Ss,%; Pssd !,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
INDIAN OUTLAWS
KILL ) DEPUTIES
Band of Full-BlOOd AssasSins
Ambush Six United States
MarShalS.
ONE ESCAPES ON FOOT
FOR REINF0RCEMENTS
Leader of Outlaw Band Son of
Former Chief Justice of
Cherokee.

VINITA, I T. March 12,-SIx United
States Deputy Marshals were ambushed
in Spavinaw hills, / T., near Kansas, by
a band of full-blood Indian outlaws last
night In a fight that ensucd three dep
uties. l. L. Gllstrap of Kansas. otis Tut
tic of Yinlta and Richard Carry Of Table
qUah, J. T, were killed
Thomas WofTord one of the deputies
who escaped. carried the news to Table.
Qpah today and Marshal Durraugh Issued
orders TO rush every deputy marshal In
the northern district OF the Indian Terri
tory to the scene.
Marshal Darraugh also wired the De-
partment OF Justice at Washington. ask
Ing authority TO swear In one hundred ad-
ditional deputies and to offer 5000 reward
has gone to Kansas, /. T. and will per
sonally direct operations against the out
laws
Led by Murderers.
The outlaws are alleged to be headed by
Charley, John and Tom Wickllffe, sons
premc court The three Wickliffe boys
1--WE years ago were concerned In stab
bling ARRAY at an Indian dance
Last March members of the gang killed
Deputy Nicr and escaped after a battle
with n posse. and they are credited with
having committed many other crimes
They are alleged to be professional horse
thieves and for long time have given the
authorities much trouble
More bloodshed Is feared. 1T is said
that many or the younger full-blood In
dians In the Spayinaw hills are Joining
the Wickllfres and q clash seems inevi-
table when the reinforcements OF deputies
meet up with them.
Posse Of Indian Fighters.
Several famous Indian lighters are In
the possc Among them arc two brothers
OF Tuttle, the dead deputy. The Tuttles
belong to a family of celebrated lighters
in the carly days of the Indian Territory,
and when the two brothers left for the
scene today they declared they would
eyenge the death OF their brother.
The six deputy mnrshnls were am
bushed last night while hunting the
WicklifTes for the murder of Deputy Nlcr.
The horses of the deputies were shot
from under them and three OF the depu-
Ties were killed outright The other
three sought shelter behind rocks.
One Escapes on Foot.
one of them WoTord, was sent back
oo foot 10 Tahlequah for reinforcements.
When he left the others were holding the
Indians at bay. ea,,.
The ambush was laid In the Saline
orcok I'm the Spavinaw hills, I'm the
Cherokre nation. about twenty-five miles
southeast OF Vinita
Tbe Dlacc In which the fight occurred
n,as In a mountainous region and the
ontia wa laid their trap well The ohlcerS
snrn nred upon without the least warn
INC and escape for any of them Tor
u,SiIc seemed impossible, The deputies
fought desperately
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
, JurisdIctlon CT Court.

"a rendered this morning
. n the prosecution to strike
>'ssaees to the arrest and
\ Zee prisoners. the court
q1estion OF the manner of
\ frnn Colorado was not
rEtltuon OF the Idaho courts
.cnsT had arrived within
"A ihe State.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
zikss Corpus Denied.

sivegnoon the Supreme
n APPLICATION for n writ
NJ 10 the case Of Meyer,
a pdtIbonc. and remanded
ID tts custody of the Sheriff
III. AZ the request of tho
\ tace Of their confinement
|r2 from the St0te penlten-
|Scsty jail of Canyon coun-
rl They will be removed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
1 Stand Trial.

.-at Meyer. Haywood, Pet
! c,hers Indicted for the
~. steunenberg at Cald-
4 trlal for the crime.
4, rrIsoncrs who are mem
-,sl.m Federation of Min
4 q an appeal to the Su-
1 be United States.
=, RI Vincent ST. John for
ID corpus was taken under
\ t. c0urt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13
[P[1T|BONE
HELD
IA Trial for the
4 Of Ex-Governor
Nuremberg.
|COuRT IDAHO
HAS so DECIDED
kbeas Corpus Is Also
n and Prisoners
\ Remanded.

March i2.-The motion OF
4 Ia the hnbeas corpus pro-
I, s,ernenberg murder case
"a answer OF the Western
, Miners leaders all refer
Ia Of Messrs. Moyer, Hay
',,,c.s IN Denver and their
-.csaI TO Idaho and all
.,-,.3 10 The alleged con-
4. an OF Cows Mcdonald
IA others connected with
vas sustained by the Su-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-13

The committee states that they are sub
mltted FOR the purpose OF disabusing you
mind that 'unionism iS anarchism." Th
resolutions are moderate In tone. but 1
some measure reflect the idea so widel
disseminated that the prosecution OF thes
men Is In pursuancc OF q conspiracY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-11
WEST VIRGINIA
Mountain View House.

Now open Greatly improved this year New baths
and sanitary convenienees. The homelike house
In this section Reasonable rates. For further nfor
ma ton address JNO. A. LANTZ, Aurora, W. Va.
jel7-Su. ,sa, 12t,6
BERKELEY SPRINGS, q hrs. Wssh'n. completely
fur. cottage. near swimming POOLS baths hotel;
medicinal water through bouse; china linen. Je
70 Nov l. Mis- BREESE. Berkeley Spgs.. WA.
my24-tf,4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-11

Frank Lord, los lHasan) TO !. second; Black
Mate, los tRadtke}. to i. third. Time, l.oT LIS.
Judge psvey, Master Lester. Ben Sfroag. Rip Rap,
Dnnvalio. Mexican Silver. Donlinstor, yschsris.
Jezebea. Rebsstone, Aeiesey. Lsnsy and Sweet
Eileen also ran
Second race. steeplechase: full stespiechase
eourse-Tam Cosan, Isl palmer. II to 5. won;
Iunsevsrrfrk, $50 tSlaughtsrt IL 70 1, second;
fama Christy, fA tHe!manl, Il 10 8. third- Time,
5l9 Drnmedary, Ike and Loney Haskell also ran.
DivideF fell.
Third race the Double Event. second part; six
furlengs. Futur.ty course-water Peasf l29 tLynel
IS to 8. won. Peter Pan. l2e fRadskal, Is to 5,
second; Superman. l26 Knapp, Is TO 5. third
Time. lib as. Seweli, oran. Ethon, Psuusoaok
and Aleiheuo also Couple Peter Paa aud sr-
perman rs entry.
Fourth race. the Lawrence Realization stakes: one
mile and five acknowledgements. I'D tAartinl,
ID 10 3. won; Entree. Ito Knapp. 10 20 J. second
BuEs-Eye, lie tsfiierl. f6 to 5. third Time. *
ormandale. McKittredge and Bohemian also ran
Azeiina 102 tKeyesb, 10 TO I. won: Varieties. lot
Miller, to /, second: Southern Cross, liz
Baird. to /. third Time. lis Keator, ESQ
ter!c, Destiny. Melbourne Nominee, sly Ben, Lord
Of the Forest. Stole. Belle of Portland Mohe Den
ohue and Brtgantne also ran.
sixth race. six furlongs main conrse-Rye 100
tAillerl. to -. Won: Mandarin. io5 (sewelp. o
to ], second; Earl Rogers, 80 tSchadet, 20 TO l.
third. Time. IA l-5 Andria, CArystaiis, Battle
axe and Caiabesh also ran.
Seventh race. and sixteenth miles. on turf
-Onatas. 10 shaw. To 5. won: Beigravia, lis
tRadfkei, to 2 second; 4. Muskodsy los then
nessy), q to l. third Time, i.5o- Pirate Folly,
Sailor Boy and Park Row also ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-11
ACCOUNTANT WON
REALIZATION STAKES

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE Lawrence
Realization stakes. for three-year-olds. one
mile and five furlongs, run at Sheepshead
Bay yesterday as the closnng feature OF the
Coney Island Jockey Clubs spring meeting
provided one of the most sensational races
Of the season. There were twenty starters
all Of them played. James B. Bradys
$4,000 colt Accountant was always the
fayorite.
Accountant won. but only by a neck from
Entree In a terrific driving finish. with
Bulls Eye third. length away. Ornon-
dale showed the way until the far turn
where Martin suddenly made his run with
Accountant. who took a lead Of two lengths
1t was Entree, with Knapp in the saddle.
that was the most dangerous horse at the
last furlong pole Inch by inch Entres
cut down Accountants lead. but Martin
continued TO beat the Ffligrane colt In the
most merelless manner. until he passed the
judges with a neck to spare In 24S Ro-
hemfan quit like eur at the end OF a mile
The race was worth sci coo gross, OF which
SIT $50 went to the winner.
Double Event for Pearl.
The $4,000 double event. for two-year-
olds. six furlongs. Futurity course, was
won In handsome style by Sydney FACETS
Water Pearl. Ii to 5, second choice He took
UP 129 pounds and after a waiting ride by
Lyme to the bend In the track he ran over
James r. Keene's Peter Pan, coupled with
Superman at 10 to 5. also, and won easily
by two lengths in LIS As Peter Pan beat
Superman head for the place, with sew
ell. q to /. a head back. The performances
OF Oran. to 2 favorite. was q big disap-
pofEtment. as he was never dangerous
Miller came home with Montfort. Z to g.
fayortte. In the first race for two-year-olds.
ave and q half furion9s.
Under the lash. T. Hitchcock, IRIS, Tom
Cogan. Ii to s. won the steepIechase over
tha full course by length and half In
SID He was factor all the way and was
well ridden by the colored jockey. Palmer.
Frank Farrell's Keator, to Z, favorite.
aftel looking like q winner at the head OF
the stretch, in the NTH race. at six fur
longs. stopped for nothing. Then A1elina
10 to !, rushed up In the last sixteenth and
won by a neck from Varieties
Rye 0 to 20. fAvorite In the sixtff race at
SIX furlongs. simply galloped home in the
mud winning easily by three parts OF /
length In la Id
II took all Of Shawa strength to drive
Onatas. to 5 favorite, homo winner Of
the last race. handicsp 1t xuile and a
sixteenth on the grass, ~ Beleravta TO p
beaten q head. was closing with & great
rush pnder Radthe's persuaat0ns
The Summaries.
Iirst raee sailing: ase ana eas-Aalf farions..