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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-13
Will Be a Real Fight.

Neither Nelson nor McGovern cares
much for eleyerness; Each has made his
rather than the defensive side OF the
game. Both love the strife; neither mas
ever faxed.
From that heart-stoppng moment of ex-
element when the gong looses the men
for their first clash II will be light with
who cover the bout will have TO draw
hard on Imagination to give a complete
history.
lighters, they still represent widely differ
ent types. McGorern has the punch that
only needs to be landed once. His rignt
sends the lighters to the dressing room
and the crowd to the street cars;
sessed of enormous vitality, he is ever re-
lentlessly after his man. Punches do not
avail to stop his ceaseless advance; ~
fight he never broke ground once. and the
battle was really. one long walking match.
with Britt going backward and Nelson
Nothing more disheartens fighter than
to find that though he hits a man the
blows show no effect.
Britt. Corbett, Candle. Hanlon, Attell,
Herrera all banged away at Nelson. and
peppered him hard and often, but they al
ways found him coming In for more. until
finally they were worse weakened from
the effort Of punching him than he from
the blows.
The Brooklyn boy lacks that patience.
He not only contrasts with Nelson in
punching power, the difference is also
temperamental. Nelson is cool, stolid.
His face is expressioness. and natural
habit of reticence keeps him from show
ing what he does feel.
McGovern Like a Boy.
McGovern can conceal nothing. His
face shows every emotion. every Impulse.
He Is no better educated than Nelson.
and. like the Dane, detests that latter-day
type OF pugilist that dons the dress suit
and apes the ways of society,
Out of the ring. McGovern is the best
natured of boys, but In the ring he he
comes an explosive. A naturally hot tenn
per has been famed into intolerance of
opposition by the speed and ease with
which he has whipped many good men,.
He wants his antagonists to drop the
minute he measures arms with them.
For man to last with him is a pre-
sumption that ought to be punished with
complete annhilation So. discarding
caution, he rushes in to make a quick
job of 1t.
He succeeded with everybody but Young
Corbett. and it must be borne In mind
that he has since knocked out men who
have stopped Corbett. Perhaps, indeed,
the history of the ring In the lightweight
division might have been different II Cor
bett had mot know, Just how to irrtate
McGovern into criminal carelessness
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nFs 4:30 p. M.

Those two Modern Brick Stores Nos.
42l and 423. south line Of Broad between
Monroe and Henry Streets, each having
very neat apartments above, with front
entrance, No. 42115, and four-room franc
dwelling in rear. The present low in
come OF this property, $1,000 per month,
Will bear an increase Its steady occu-
pancy can always be relied upon. Its
continued advance in value Is an assured
fact.
The lot fronts ss feet inches more or
less, by 1872 feet 10 inches moro or less
to an alley 10 feet wide. moro or less
N. B-Posters, with diagram Of
cation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-13
AUCTION sALE-This Day.
By Richmond Auction Co.,
1905 East Main Street,
General Auctioneers.
UCT1oN SALE or HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNISHING,
TUESDAY, MARCH 18TH.

"A AND KITCHEN FURNISHING,
TUESDAY. MARCH 18TH,
commencing at 1920 A. NJ, at our auction
rooms, No. 1905 East Main, such as very
handsome Oak Sldeboards, handsome
CHARTERED Oak China Closet. very hand
some Leather Parior Suit. handsome
Leather Library Chair Oak and Walnut
Chamber Suits, fine All-Brass Bed and
Springs, Walnut Extension Tables. Wal
nut Bookcases. large Office Files, Iron
Beds. Velour-C Covered Parlor Suits. Oak
Hall Racks, Morris Chairs. Rosewood
Wardrobe, Parlor Center Tables. two
very handsome Crystal Chandeliers, odd
Bureaus and Washstands, Parlor Chairs
and Mirrors, odd Parlor Chairs, etc., etc.
SPECIAL.
Will also sell . barrels of Roe and Cut
Herring. 20 boxes OF Prunes, 10 dozen
assorted Extracts. lot Machinery. Count
ers. Shelving, etc.
Parties desiring furniture should at
tend this sale, as We must sell the goods
to make room.
RICHMOND AUCTION co.
George H. Valentine. Auctloneer.
BY the Valentine Auction Company.
tNt,n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-13
DANE AND.M' GOVERN.
ARE BOTH sLUGGERs.
Terry Hits Harder, But Nelson
Can Bear More Punish
ment
CARE LITTLE FOR SCIENCE
Both Of Them Understand Thor
onghly the Art of Defensive
Fighting.
CARE LITTLE FOR SCIENCE

PHILADELPHIA. PA. March l2.-Nel-
son. plodder. against McGovern. phe-
nomenone. The Dane. a patient absorber
of punishment. opposed to the Celt. whom
a punch stings into the most uncontroll-
able fury. The present champion, who
won his title by wearing his opponents
into exhaustion; the former premier. who
piled up more quick knockouts in his
first flight across the pugilistic sky than
any predecessor or successor.
II is a good match.
No wonder those who have been lucky
enough TO get their seats in advance are
huggtng their pasteboards as prizes not 10
be exchanged for wealth or favor. BY
the time the returns are all in, $4,000 will
have been passed up for d chance to see
next "Wednesday nights battle. 1t is the
biggest sum ever paid for six-round
npnt
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nlzz $50 p. M.

That very valuable and desirable rail-
road lot. with two frame dwellings, Nos
14o4 and 14o6 West Broad street. at q
small rental OF $4,000 yer annum
good tax and interest payer, which Is
enhancing in value. The lot fronts ON
the north line OF Broad Street, between
Bowe and Lombardy Streets, 81 by 15d
feet, to wide alley Of 20 feet. along
which alley tho railroad siding, now neas.
to and in front. can approach this prop
erty.
,ailroad connection, furnished on appll-
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2 xEcUToRs' AUCTION SALE OF
z HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, IRON
SAFE, ETC, THIS UuESDAY,
MARCH 18TH.
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Captured at Last.

Tom cheati,am, negro, who has been
wanted for a LONG time by the Chester
field authorities, was captured by the
Richmond police Sunday afternoon and
turned over to Policeman Watts. of Chess
t.rfielu county.
The negro is charged with breaking
into the wheel and spoke factory OF the
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BY the Valentine Auction Company.
Aucuoneers.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

The latest in china and cut glass
you should see at Marr's.
Mrs. Mark II. May is seriously sick
at the family home on Greenwood
avenue from typhoid fever.
Stick pins, cuff buttons and brooch
es at The Peoples Store.
T. NJ. Harding and DIR. F. N. Carrier
have gone on duck shooting trip to
the lakes in the vicinity of Lamar.
Nice line neckties for the holiday
trade at the Peoples Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. weggs of Mont
rose are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Ewell in South Canon.
This is a splendid time to order
your photos. See Babberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Nesbit and fam
lily of Tehamah, Nebraska. arrived in
town on Wednesday and expect to
F. & C. c. train leaves for Cripple
Creek every morning at Z o'clock.
Mrs. Amos Mack of Grinnell. Iowa,
is visiting her niece, Mrs. Guy Hardy.
Mrs. Mack lived in Canon twenty years
ago.
Big line new hats for gents and boys
Just opened at The Peoples Store.
Avery & Robson are offering furni-
ture this week at less than 1t can be
bought now at wholesale. Furniture
is going up.
Ladies' collars. Just the thing for
Christmas presents. Peoples Store.
The South Canon High School Or
the Elks Hall Saturday evening. De-
cember 18th.
Pillow tops, laundry bags. sewing
bags. etc The big line is at Marr's.
Mrs. L. d. Barnhart has returned
from six weeks visit in Chicago,
where she was the guest of her moth
er, who is sc years old.
See our line of gentlemen's slippers
for Christmas trade. Peoples Store.
P. r. MacKinnon of Denver. travel
ing passenger agent of the Rock Is
iand-Frisco lines, was business visi-
tor in town on Wednesday.
Yoeman excursion to Pueblo Tues
day. December is. s1.s5 round trip,
Capt, B. F.. Rockafellow left at noon
today for Fort Collins to attend tths
annual meeting of the State Board OF
Agriculture, of which he is member
silk mufilers and handkerchief
large line to select from. Peoples
Store.
The jurors who have been in aten-
dance upon the district court durlng
the last two weeks were dismissed
by Judge Bailey at noon today until
after the Christmas holidays. The
Jury will be reconvcned Monday. Jan.
luary 7th to finish up the docket.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

who arrived in Canon City a day or
two ago for a stay of couple of
months. They are the mother and
sister of Mrs. Flaherty and are making
their first visit to Colorado.
Mitchell & Egbers gave a guarantee
with the last SO boxes of Miona stom-
ach tablets they sold and have not had
a single customer report dissatisfac-
ton. Ask to see their guarantee.
C. E. Reeves will leave here on the
18th inst for Lamont. Oklahoma, with
a car load of horses which he has pur-
chased from ranchmen in this county.
Mr.. Reeves will sell them in Okla
homa at public auction.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

The Record gives all the news and
gives Il the day 1t happened.
sink head shawls Si.oo, $1-25, $i.15
at The Peoples Store.
Miss Elizabeth Saunders of West
cliffe is the guest of Canon City
friends.
Special prices on shoes for next ten
days. Peoples Store.
Mrs. Bessie Huber, nee Saunders.
OF Montrose, is visiting friends in this
city.
sink. also Wool Shoulder Shawls at
The Peoples Store.
Postmaster r. S. Lewis went to
Denver on a business trip on Mon
day.
To see the holiday line that is COM
plete &c to Marr's.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

Parties who do not investigate the
piano clearance sale will miss a splen-
did opportunity. See The Knight
Campbell Music Co. Beghtofs Jewelry
Store
Misses Peal and Matte Gibson of
Pueblo were the guests of their cous-
ins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Minor. the first
of the week. Miss Pearl was the maid
of honor at the Harl-watson wedding
on Thursday.
Christmas bargains in new and Sc
cond hand pianos. Easy terms. The
Knight-Campbell Music Co., at Begh-
tolls Jewelry Store.
J. G. King of Colorado Springs is
spending few days here as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Chapson and
family on North Fifth street Mr..
King is a brother of Mrs. Chapson.
Ladies' fur top warm slippers would
make a nice Christmas present The
Peoples Store.
Architect Thos. p. Barber of Color
ado Springs is spending day or two
in town on business connected with
the proposed Christian church, of
which he is the designer.
Gentfemen's dress gloves, silk lined,
would make nice Christmas present
Peoples Store.
Jas. F. Wilson has sold his dairy
business on East Main street and will
shortly remove to Rio Blanco county,
where he will engage in ranching in
the vicinity of Meeker.
Gents silk lined and unlined dress
gloves 75c. 31.O0. $1.50 and $1.75. Peo-
pies Store.
| Mrs. Lind of Fifteenth street, was
operated on for appendicitis at DR..
Graves hospital Tuesday afternoon.
She is reported to be getting along
nicely today.
Cut glass salt and pepper shakers
with sterling silver tops, the pair soc
at Marr's.
On Tuesday. December is, there will
be a round trip rate of St.25. Pueblo
train. Good on any train and good
returning on special leaving Pueblo
at 300 a. m.
Don't you put dollar in furs until
you have priced the fine assortment
at Marr's.
The Rio Grande people announce
that they will sell holiday tickets to
eastern territory points on Dec. goth
and 2ist. good to return until Jan.
7th. 1907.
silk collars. lace collars. also en-
broidered collars. at The Peoples
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Flaherty are
enjoying visit from Mrs. Ayrss and
daughter. Miss wilda. OF Bradford. Pa
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

Castle Rock, Colorado. arrived in
Canon City on Tuesday to assist in
celebrating the SEVENTEEN birthday an
niversary of the latter's father, Rev.
c. W. Shaw. which was commemorated
by family dinner at 612 Orchard ave-
nue.. Fruitmere. on that date. DR..
Alexander returned home at noon to-
day, leaving his wife to make more
extended visit.
Pianos sls5. 5000. s225. s275. $500
and up. Easy terms. Sc. 81. IS. and
$40 per month until stock is sold See
The Knight-Campbell Music Co., at
Beghtol's Jewelry Store.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13
Social and Eersonel
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains

Col. Sellers has shaved He looks
much better.
Your handkerchief wants are easily
supplied at Marr's.
A. II. Craig has been visiting In
Pueblo for several days.
Neckties--big assortment for Christ
mas trade. Peoples Store.
Bargain Week this week only. The
Daily Record for full Yea .oi sJ.iS
IL paId this week
Gilpin observer., 1906-10-11

Barker, c Y ct al ............
Butler Mg Co
Brooklyn Gold Mines and
MILLS Co... ..............
Gilpin observer., 1906-10-11

Bates-Huntcr Cons. Gold Mg
Becker, Theodore H..
Gilpin observer., 1906-10-11

Atlantic Mines Co-.........
Gilpin observer., 1906-10-11

Bcnzie Investment Co......l
Butler, Hugh..................
Brohl, John et al .............l
Barker, W. j. .......,.. ......
Blue Grass Mining Co...,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10

nuFFM.o. N Y. AUG 10 Yea
tsrday vas the third day OF the
meeting Of the arand circuit aud
Ed uecra. tho veteran reinaman'
moved himself the whole Wing
lie Won three races. tntSo,iinE mo
$4,000 Empire State 10, Hn won
thla race With his tillt 0ald Dust
Maid. Who was the faYofite nt 100
20 20 cot the ueld ueera also wua
tha : To pace with Ardolis. ana he
Won tho : % trot With Lady ehb
IiamIltnn Both wefu taNeFitea ia
the hotiing
There Vas an accident In The tlist
race. due % Doris y atopnins into
the auikt Of nanhae Direct Alien.
who dfove Doris IL. Naa thrown
from hla sulhy and suffered three
broken rlba "a we'll as other in
inriea Results
eos pace. the Dominion of Can.
ada purse. 5000 Hal G Won fifst
ana SECOND heats aud the race In
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THREE WINS FOR
OLD ED. GEERS

Ri0ats. staBaa Prince liat won
the third hnat IN siofh nohaata.
BLACK nlrt, eudora, Auto. Daphne
Direct Miss Arbeil. nopRlet iseea
tee. Hd G.. Custer aud DORIS II
also started
40 tret. the Emmre State purse.
SO aua Gold Duat Maid won nri
aud second heats and the race IN
as0T1a. a.nNts ora wun the THIRD
heat IN aaa1a The Prosldebt,
Roberta. Allie jay, The Phantom.
Belle G. Helen Norte Alexander
Lady Mowery aud Watson aleo
started
a.i6 pace. the Lafayette liDtel
nurse. q. 200 Ardells Won tbger
aftaisht heats and the race iu esVf
OF. a.0ftA Hlih Seal. iiaiia.
Captstn Derby. n PARK tWtoe.
Casuiaa and iionnle hlrinuny ALSO
started
aiaa trot. purse $1,000 ads aail
Hamilton won three straight heats
In 2 oS ~. ests atoa
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THREE TRIPLES
IN ONE INNING
siWAsaEs COME 70 THg
FRONT WITH A susA ~ rHE
SEVENTH AND HAMMER Mr..
cafes TO raG GSrHHMg
oAUEN LIMIT.

Along n The seventh inniuz ~
Reereat lau park yesterday after
noon. whsn thr slsasbes efforts
w-fs recorded a. absolute nefa anf
TIE Commanders had tee niec runs
80 their Credit THERE Same an sFap-
tlou. IN isst about three three
baaKcfu and a single. that's aii The
final adjustment was seattle q
0aklanf 2
up unta thts period Gates was
slinKing th-ui over a. great rats.
sfrsih started tt eith ahpsiiug
sfmr 70 right 8sfvlh made hts fret
pause GA tbled statt was neKt aad
hla three haa9er went auf bets esa
lett ana center taasa saefifiesa
and uarfiu went out q first
aafetu sent sat 20 first
d Was taa aui suA the score Ties
when Kane vetzsa Ia a single and
Van nafru plasssd otis faf three
between cantsf and right and les
iarals we're eun "a ths Eapt a. the
eighth ffnnssieiasr sarhsa first On
.lnsi~ crs'i PIT TIE ball down IN
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HANK 0 DAY IS
BACK IN GANG

REw YORK. Aur ib--Prssaa1.
Harry Puiiiam. Of the Nasiua
League. announced yesterday IA
Umpire Hank ODaY. who va n.
Gently suspended for failing e IS.
port after being fined fss fx -
preventing tha scrap bstwesa NJ.
ginnity and Peitz az piissssgtx IA
been restored 70 good standihs sna
wiIl resume his duties todsT
President Pullsam also siaiss h
anld take 30 action IN lhs osss 4
sammy SfranE The SeH Fws
Giants utility man. whe was eaEss
uran "a act as umpire u'hse Ca.
plfa Johnston Was refuse1 sans.
sion 60 ths Polo grounds sns "a
declared ths game forfeited 70 Ka
York
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PUBLIC GETS
FIVE BUMPS
UTICA - ras ONLY FAVoRtrE
TO Car GOOD CHEER. TIE
Not TIP OF rag DAY, BURNS
UP A ata wAo oF COIN.

fayoulea did not gather much AZ
The MoadoNs yesterday a.. Rftef
Utica. Who Vas the choice IA tho
nrst race. won. i've public cholees
fetl hy tho wayside with duil sick.
rnlns thuda. and the books got hack
nearly aH thcY last before
Everybody had the TIP Yesterday
on aaai Cheer Il was "a whispered
All around town the niEht before.
che Walters. the hoothlacks and
even the police fuece wepe haudius
il aui a. the best thing az lhe sea-
son When the prices went up for
the fourth race the hooks laid to .
on Gaod cheer aud the meue2 start
81 10 flow Ia
Every body reok a.
Evrre badv wanted some II the
suai tblus aud the price went down
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10 I 10 g. A ia generally the case
with goad thlnEa that are passed
cut 10 every one. Good Cheer did
nothing 70 encourage hta support.
era AZ an, STAGE Of The race aud tia.
iahod autsidr the money
n Waa Ladies' day &C the track
and the falr pianKefa we're oul In
fnrce They did not DO anything
until The last race. When the bare
elbow brigade began 10 send ia
their eoln GA Col Jewell at 6 "a /
When be won nearly every femialne
better on the track eopped a piece
Of change
Utica Was heavily PLAYED In the
first race. helnR backed down from
3 60 / "a g to 1. and his barketa
were LUCKY ta cash. as he Won Ia
the last few strides Luaano made
the pace 90 the strctch, aeeompau.
led by Utica aud Fred Muiholland.
who also received hts play The
three af them finished heads apart
on the post. with Utica first. Nut
holland soeond aud LuEann third
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

r.
rsHisna a..=aeebaafeeaFH
Ffasna :. ...aeo
naitoFies iiuHHsfsla and fIstsf5 He'll
aud faash aaa squire f'Hffina
o. o. o.
10 Apasfss 5. f8HaaH8et ~ .
SEA rraaeis,a +. biabe0aatH u 8
Hsifsifus HanaaiFh 81 MsassfHa Hi
iHHHa aHH HgIFs Hmulfa bHuIsHfE
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

% r.
fssasa '..'. eSe8at56. +
batteries hanasaH sHa ssihaslls. naiisf
sfH shea lMRIHe ituatHH.
"a a.
afsis tsft.of esesff9fs 81 9
- tsaa $685. setbeet0ea
nausflss suoaawta sHa bssftiaef Hnsh
ana HHeas
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First Shipment

or Waited NafkinFmaH shosa -
enivoa in lie Northwest aince he
san Francisco calamity All siHfs
and iafeal styles nor on sale V
gBg Third a. Geo nanseh 80
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front Of tlaekstt. Who bit efon ius
stead az the flfat baHsmau's mitt
lianhehniarf moved along 60 thifd
and scored on Hlfeib'a Ions ny The
score
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usn Mreofmich one Of II. -.
inE printer brigade goi hg,. 49,
lnH out in tbe cars which - 2
ufei would bring him -. y
wealth iie Ras sitting hest \, sa. =,
Of the bare elbow brigade o. ~
verf much to ihe peakobs.s 80 =.
Mcegfuirk 61N ~ much a. -
thHl b. Figured Belfsfls = -
cineh in fhe ilith race Hosss..'
BIS hunet ihres him dosa. !, ".
brute ran last 'ha
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
10 rsrTarAIN W n {

Mrs n } atahmann wiit eater
,aiu the ladies' u ihe John y Millef
v n & at her ho,ne. lee. Twenty.
fIlsi ave 90 TnesfaF. aus "
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Faf.f5.saF 4hfaa Aasa Hifa HffaHN WHff
Naa mafaa - ffftaa ats Maff 4suss 4
HfHsaf a.aff - hssas Eaaffis aAissst
atairfl fasssa Asez. SEES nlfsn taHstis
H5aN FfuaikB asat ldeaffaafisf az 49, Na
las 4sfE 4sfHin ~ faFas HfFs
ai8f 81 aaesfa - ralss rtasa "a
ssm. e. uasrifs ast~fsf
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hllopath turned . form r.,..
when she N8n the hffh ~. =
time she started she was L..,.l,.4. =.
such bad ones a. Caleal.,s !
Haliic aBl OIi Mite w
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nr Rowcll VAS the Z TO favortte
Ia the aaeoud and led 10 the stretch
wherc be aaceumhed 10 ~ Wiunt
frlde. T. to !. who finished With a
rush. Glanhrlar ran third
LEGAL Form second choice at Z
20 ven the thiti race easily ftam
Rustic lady. Who set the pace iaio
me stretch G Glen, after con
siderable Interference TAN thstd
seedrakr. tho lavoritr ran a very
bad race
Good Cheer. the good ihine. failed
10 mateuailae Ia the fourth race
Marie n lea all the way and wuu
easily by three lenEtha iicft AZ
thur ran a nier race aud beat Tel
ham three lengths for the place
asraaln. the fayorlte. went ont IA
the lead when thc barrier wvst up
and AZ Que time led by five lengths
The boy made ton much use 81 hims
however. aud he tired badly Tie
awung vide into the stretch. loAlnE
= great deal ~ ground. aud the best
he could do was 10 finish third
Ailopath fintshed ven strongly sni
beat Montana Peerless length
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The ladies' orchestra. under the
charge of Prof Pefbpnef. was on
al the track in full force ihey an
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Some stranger at The tfack u.
looked re Il h. might have -.
from PuyHilup. was grabbed B, :.
Of the noble army ~ t8uls ~.
"a abort conversation the atf,...
rushed up 70 Bookmaker Yanks 1,
said
= want 20 BET g. on the h,,w
What horse % you want a !.
on" said Yaufe
= cant tell Yeu. said The s,,..
~ That fellow over fhere =.
me not % tell anyone the nams :
the horse
Bookmaher Engsirom plsyea H.
ssin straight aud place Il l,ol.s
for a fee seopn4s a. II Be -
going b. cash. bot the Rsff -.
all OFT Nhen the horses IN 4.
stretch
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vafhed five furlouEa Ia ono min.
ute flat
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Hog the long shot vt -.
on hand when sc Wlnnif4s, 20
and plWed the mare as,a.. -
board o. ras seen g.s,.. =
debts after Tie race ing VI
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played i'tica and for a ub,,.
nothing bat money. but sfsss q.
treaa iaai q vas back 70 ~. Y.
mafck iDr theirs =
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TURF GOSSIP

Hetween the races yesterday
with It Davis up.
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The nlsmarek bunch an sl.....
up Ou ttIra aAei
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pinnFer GarveY. The DR. -.
demon. made a killing On Tie. -
lost The cola ell back "a ~.
Cheer s
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The last race the people that bet
On Cabin had the consolation %
knowing they bet on the best horee.
but that was all theY Fot. az Col.
Jewell. al { 20 1. led all the Wal
end beat him nose. Gahia would
have surely won. bot Tor the fast
that ho vas badly intefterei with
hy Radabsk as he Sas making hia
run IN the stretch. Ruiahak vas
tlflnf rapidly aud swefvva into
cabin several times. kn0ckink him
OF hts stride VIA all this bad
luck. the fluish waa - close nat
only the Judges could separate tho
horses. newrY. the tavofite Ia the
race. had no chance uith The start
Blus Eyes. the Qua tlms Derby win
nsr. started. but showed araht
speed
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STAR FOhM CHART

BEAqriE Aur D iaOe=Forty seventh day. Weather fine
Track a. icgbsr presiding judge Ed Duhe starter
Os5s FIRST HAcEfou mfionss Purse TWo5eafolds value