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Vaudeville Hfua.

The new firm Of Keith d Proctor has now
three theatres open-the Fourteenth Street,
the Twenty-third Street and the I25th
Street. At the first named the vaudeville
bill Is headed by Willard Simms in Things
lures are Grace Cameron, the Four Lu-
kens. Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins d. Fisher and
the Worlds Comedy Four.
A wcome In vaudeville will be seen at
the Twsnty-thirdA Street khouses TWinsor
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NM. BERNHARDT TO RETURN.
TO GIVE THREE PERFORMANCES
AT THE LYRIC THIS WEEK.

On two Evenings she VIII Be Seen in Acts
From Four Plays and at the Wednesday
Matinee I'm "Camile"-Sothern and
Sarah Bernhsrdt will give three fare
well performances at the Lyric Theatre
this week. On Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings she win present acts from four
plays and on Wednesday afternoon will
be seen In Camille The evening bills
will be made up OF che second acts Of
Hamlet .-L'Aiglon' and "Frou Frou,'
and the fourth act Of La Soroiere.' In
the three plays first named Nine. Bern
hardt did not appear at her earlier en-
gagement In New York.
Except on Tuesday and Wednesday
Henry E. Dixey in THE Man on the Box'
will be at the Lyric. The r~eengagement
Of the amusing comedy has one moro week
to run
E. 81. sothsrn and Julia Marlowe begin
the third week Of their engagement at the
Academy Of Music on Monday night. The
coming week will be given over to "
plays. Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday
night and Wednesday matinee Mr.. Sothern
and Miss Marlowe will appear In The Tam
ing OF the Shrew.' On Thursday, Friday,
Saturday night and Saturday matinee the
bill will be The Merchant Of Venice The
following and last week will be given over
At the Lyoeum 4The Lion and the Mouse
10 still Drawing the warm weather. Few
plays Of recent years have aroused greater
Interest In the t~heatregoing public.
&c "
Blanche Bates 10 nearing her Sooth per-
at the Belasoo.
George NJ. Conan and The Governors
Son have found favor at the Aerial Gar
dens on the New Amsterdam Theatre.
the Social whirl' begins its twelfth
week tomorrow night at the Casino. On
Tuesday evening the body OF the Casino
will be occupied by cadets from West Point,
the occasion being the annual theatre party
Of the graduating GLASS Of the United States
semble numbers will be introduced to at the
occasion.
'His Honor tho Mayor described by Tho
prees agent as q 'summer time soufie,' has
bad two weeks Of prosperity at the New
York Theatre and will stay there for some
time yet. Blanche Ring and the pony
ballet are features Of the production.
Arevival Of rip Van Wrinkle at the West
End Theatre next week will be the second
Offering Of the stock season. George ober
will have the title role: Adeline Dunlap will
be seen as Gretchen and Marion Shirley will
make her first appearance with the stock
company as Meenie.
Vaudeville and Seeing New York. O new
review. constitute a double bill at the Wis
TARA Grove on the New York Roof. Many
changes have been made since the opening
night.
As q change from vaudeville for a few
weeks, Manager Williams has arranged for
an opera company to present q series Of
operatio r~evivals at the Alhambra Theatre.
The offering for the first week will be Robin
Hood with a cast partially ~reorganized
from the former Bostonians.
The Grand Opera House announces for
the last week Of the season a new rural COM
edy, THE Postmaster's Daughter by Neil
Twomey. In the cast are Felix Haney,
Mordant and Laura Jaooby Deane.
Part Of the proceeds will go to the sick and
death relief fund OF the New York Letter
n rIers Association.
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COMFY ISLANDS NEWEST SHOW.
"Pawnee Bills Wild West" to Open at
Brighton on Thursday.

brighton on Inufbuhy.
The 'Pawnee Bill Wild West and Far
East Show the biggest OF the new attrao-
ions at Coney Island, will open on Thurs
day OF this week at Brighton Beach Park
in the arena occupied last year by the Boer
War. The show, which has been seen In
most Of the other cities Of the country,
has never before been In New York. Pawnee
Bill, whose other name 10 Major Gordon w.
Lille, promises a number Of novelties.
Included in the display are scenes Of
early Western life with all the proper ao-
compartments Of Indians and cowboys.
The other half Of the show-the sFar East"
parts contributed by Russians. Japanese.
Chinese and representatives Of half a dozen
other races.
One Of the features Of the show is wenona,
an Indian girl, who is announced by the
management as the champion woman
rife shot, Another Of the women per-
formers for whom much is promised 10
May Lille. the daughter Of the proprietor,
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wealth and D ess.

From the Wa shinoton Stor.
do you think that wealth brings happt-
nessH" 20
no" answered Mr.. Dustin Star. m
doesn't bring happiness. But It gives q man
. little bit OF option about The Kind Of worry
he will take on.s
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SHOWS AT THE SEASIDE,
New Variety Acts at Dreamland Luna
Parks Features,

New Variety Acts at Dreamland Llama
Parks Features.
One OF the vaudeville acts which attract
attention at Dreamland Is the high wire
performance on the beach Of the Niagara
Brot hers. The Royal Italian Band is soon
to begin an engagement at the park and
The Fall Of San Francisco will be ready
wit hin @ few weeks. Meanwhile the old
attractions have lost none Of their popu-
larity.
At Luna Park The Great Train Robbery
'The Trip to tho Moon" and the other
novel amusement places are meeting wit h
midsummer favor, although The season has
Just begun. In the free circus q number
Of new acts ave been put on.
Major Crawford and Nine. Louie with
their lion acts and Nine. MorelH wit h ber
leopards n jaguars furnish the bulk of the
excitement at the Mundy animal show In
u Park.
At the Bostock Arena Hendriclson's
trained tigers and Gaillard's ions are
lively features Of the emit ert ainment.
Still a third trained animal show Is to be
seen at Brighton Beach Park, where Col.
Ferari's wild Animal Kingdom is one Of
the features.
The first school children's day was oele-
brated at North Beach on Saturday last
and was a great success. New attractions
have peer added to Gala Park. One of
the latest features 10 the four legged
rooster now on exhibition in Happyland.
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Maud Fritz and her aorobatio dogs and
Balbroma, the human volcano, are fea-
lures at Huber's Museum. At Huber's
Casino vaudeville bills are given each
evening.
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who does high school riding on Western
bronoos.
In all, IL Ia announced the show has nearly
q thousand performers and attendants
and some three hundred head Of stock,
ranging from elephants to donkeys.
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At Terrace Garden the North German
Marine Band Is giving nightly concerts.
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John d. Rockefeller and his grandson
are additions to THE World in Wax" a,
the Eden Musee.
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Brooklyn Amusem ents.

The opera company at the Orpheum
Theatre will give Fra Diavolo' his week
Matinees at popular prices are given on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday..
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MoCay, the cartoonist. who will make
rapid fire pictures. On the bill also are sher-
mar and De Forrest, Violet Black, W. G.
Fields, the juggler. and Max Wits six
Sophomore Girls and o Fresh Man.
tn stock company ct the Harlem house
will revive GiIlette's sThe Private Score
tary,' with Paul MoAliister Ia the chief part.
Hammerstein's Paradise Roof Garden;
which began its season on Monday last,
will have for its second week q bill headed
by the Fays. who return to present their
exhibition Of 'thaumaturgy.' Lu Tong
Flu, q young Chinaman, who 10 billed a. the
only berytone Of his race in the world, will
make his first appearance here: Lalla
selbini, the bathing beauty; Abbie Mitchell
and Her Twenty-Five Tennessee Students,
Roe and Provost in their bumpty bumps,
CHI BerBao's Comedy Circus, the Four
Bard Brothers. Collins and Hart, Green
and Werner and the Camille Trio continue
on the programme.
Az Tony Pastors Theatre will ep pear
AL II. Weston and company in 'The New
Reporter Mr.. and Mrs. Browning In Co
ing Into Vaudeville Gartelle brothers,
the such brothers, comedy aorobatio act;
the Yalto Duo, Arlington and Delmore and
others.
ynAx ~ n-~A-H~1~. - IL A-
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At the Bostock Arena Hendrickson's
trained tigers and Gaillard's lions are
lively features Of the ent ert ainment.
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Still a third trained animal show is to be
seen at Brighton Beach Park, where Col.
Ferari's wild Animal Kingdom Is one Of
the features.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
WANTS FORCEFUL AMBASSADOR
London Observer Says Representa-
tive Must BE a Statesmusn.

London. Dec. 2-The Observer, in dis
cussing the forthcoming selection of a
new Ambassador to the United States. to
succeed Sir Henry Mortimer Durand, sig
nifcantly suggests that there is urgent
need of a British representative in Wash
ington who viii restore England to her
former intimate TelatlCls with the United
States. The Observers leader this week
is devoted to this subject. 1t says:
The next ambassador to Washington
has a national mission to perform Wood
en- ambassadors are useless. The new
ambassador must be a man Of conspieu-
Gus intellect, tact. and broad understand
ing with the vision Of true statesman
ship. Since Lord Pauncefote's day there
has been a perceptible slackening OF the
intimacy between the two countries and
of the English hold upon American opin-
ion."
OF the candidates for the Office, the OBJ
server finds four in the running-Gerard
Augustus LOwetheT, resident Minister at
Tangier; Alan Johnston, Minister at Co.
penhagen; Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice Min
lister at Teheran, and Sir Maurice de Bun
sen, Minister at Lisbon.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
,zIs&;IS sI.l!.S JIM S CO
Makers SIIE!: ia and !Cls'

apply to moving as well as stationary en-
gines within the District OF Columbia. "
In reference to his notion Commis-
siOner Macfarland said yesterday: 1T is
evident there is no way 10 deal with this
except 10 ask this action OF Congress.
The smoke law, which was passed be
fore any OF the present Commissioners
came into Office, eXempts locomotive en-
gines by applying its terms only to sta
tiOnaTy engines.
The record shows that the Commis-
siOners Of that time recommended 10
Congress that it should apply TO all
gmOkestaCks. II the law is now amended
so as to apply TO locomotive engines, the
railroads will quickly find means 10 com
ply with It.
"As a matter of fact, the Pennsylvania
Railroad is arranging 70 provide electric
motors for all its great traffic at New
York City, as the New York Central is
doing in connection with its terminal,
and ought 20 be able 10 provide in the
same way for the much smaller traffic
in the District of Columbia"
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
USE MOTORS TO STOP SMOKE
Recommendations to Congress to Be
Made by Mr.. Mscfarland.
Wants statute to Apply to LOcOmO
tives as Well as Stationary
Engines.

Convinced that the substitution OF cleo
tric motors for smoke-emitting locomo-
tives in the District Of Columbia will not
be accomplished unless by act Of Con-
gress. Commissioner Macfarland yesterday
took the first step in that direction. He
presented the following motion to the
Board of Commissioners:
IN view OF the fact that the Pennsyl-
vania and Baltimore and Ohio railroads
control most Of the traffic which viii come
into the new Union Station, and that
neither of them, in the accompanying
communications, hold out any promises
Of the substitution Of electric for smoke
emitting locomotives, or suggests any
other purpose to prevent smoke emissions
from its motors, I move that the matter
be brought to the attention OF Congress,
and that a bill be prepared by the cor
poration counsel for submission to Con-
gress striking out the word stationary in
the present smoke law so as to make il
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
BURNS BLOWS HURT o'BRIEN.
Philadelphia Jack Laid Up, with
Physician in Attendance.


/ Los Angeles. Cal, Dec. THAT Jack
OBrien was more seriously hurt in his
contest with Tommy Burns on wednes-
day than was at first supposed was
generally realized yesterday when the
Philadelphian did not put in an ap-
pearance at Manager McCarey's Office
TO receive his share Of the purse. IN
stead. he is still Frustrated from the
effects of the fight. His mother and
sister are at his bedside, and a ply
sician is constantly IN attendance
Although both O'Brien and Burns
were pronounced in perfect physical
condition by the club physician, it is
no secret here among those who have
studied the Quaker City boxer that he
has some latent organic weakness.
Burns had been told to pummel
O'Brien about the body He did so re-
peatedly in the clinches The specta-
tors close to the ringside could see the
Quaker City heavyweight vince every
time he was punched over the kidneys
or under the heart. Burns did not hit
him hard enough in the mouth to make
his lips bleed. and when O'Brien began
to spit blood those around the ringside
began to realize the effect of Burns
body blows.
While the Philadelphian's condition
is not serious, yet IL is such as to war
rant the constant attendance of a ply
sician- His family fears hemorrhages.
as lung trouble is its hereditary all
ment
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02

OH. Morales, Bitter Miss. and Sir Toddington
also ran
FIFTH RACE-One and one-half miles. Little
Scout l07 L. SMITH. Is TO won, Safety Light lo3
tGarnerl eTen second; Footlights FaEorite ss 1ior
gan) 10 s. third. Time. 2;53 30 Manic Aigo
Cashier HclFcTsoD, and Flavigny also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and twenty yards Odd
Ella, es CR Morganl. 5 TO /. won; Henry Watterson
los O.. Morri9 ! to 2 second Matador, io5 lE. Mar
tin. 1 to l. third. Time, Las As. Fay Temrle;on
Bitter Brown 0beFon. Cut Glass Orient Globe
Runner Isrselite, and Selfish also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-selling; purse 500; five and
one-half furlongs. WOodclaim. lo4 a. Martini II
to s. won: YeElant los o. HennesSeyl 3 TO s. sec
ond; Simplicity. 10 tNicoD, 3 10 s. third Time
rs Is Estelle Clique. Glen Gallant Pretorius
Ms4gret. McJet. Sir Walter Rollins and Wild In
dian also ran
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
EMBEZZLER REPENTS ACT.
Richmond Youth Lays Blame on the
Woman He Married.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, Dec. II am through
with Josephine BrOckenbOrOugh.'' said
Russell TOmkins, alleged en1beZZleT. ac-
cUsed of absconding with 500 belonging
to his employer. a. J. Chewing, and
fleeing with the young woman he is said
to have married in Baltimore, Md, under
an assumed name. After the marriage
Tomkins and the girl went to Savannah,
Ca, where they were located. and the
man was held pending the arrival OF the
Richmond police.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
New Orleans Entries for Monday

New Orleans Entries for Monday.
First race-Five and one-half furl0ngs Duchess Of
Monticello, los; Royal Bond rs Rose Marion, los
Robert MintOn 100; Venetc los: Maize O'Nein. los;
Spider Web. l5 Doubt. 100. Moncre, los; Henry
Bosworth, il3i Elixir, los; Jack Hardy. l05 Katie
{. 5, no. Isabel Aintree 100; Gold Duke, lO5
Second rsoe-Six fyrlongs Tom Maukins. Daigin,
10 each; Pinsticker, IS; TyroIian I07; J. W. ONen
Mayor johnson. 10 each: Wild Irishnan, lOI;
Arabo. les; Miss Ferris l05; Marco, lOs Bm Phil
lips. no. Sponge Cake l2 Invasion, Ida Davis, ly7
each; French Nun l06.
Third race-Six fgrlongs Polly Prim, Juggler. Ia
Sorciere, and Palcday. IOl each Charlie Eastman
los.
Fourth race-One mile. Virgie Withers, %; The
Englishman, 9S; James BeddcS 107 Dr. Spruill
i4 Rebel 100; Juggler, l05; Devout los; St valen-
tine IA Hannibal Bey. l0i
Fifth racr-FITe furlOngs. JacOmO, ia: Cora Price
Grace George and Nindfal, lG each: Expect 10
See. 100; Voting, Doric, lI7 each: Sir TOddtngton
Solly NJ, Billy Vitress and knight Of Ivanhoe 10
each; Blackburn, Glamur. lO7 each
Sixth Tace-One and Oue-sizteenth miles. Fred
H0nbeck. leii Br0okstn. l0; Orly n, Jungle Imp
l2 each; Padre. los Orient l0l; King william lOl
Harry Jack. 100; Fay Templeton los; Dromio
King Ellsworth III each Rossncnd. 100; sneer Iol
Prince Salm-Salm los.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
WILLIAM vOIGT FOUND GUILTY
Bogus Captain to Pay Penalty for
His Escapade.

Berlin, Dec. William Voigt, shoe
maker and bogus army officer, who made
kaiser Wilhelm's soldiers the joke of all
Europe through his inpressing a COM
pany Of soldiers to assist him in rob-
blng the treasury Of Koepenick, after
making the burgomaster and treasurer
prisoners, and sending them away TO
Jail under military escort, viii pay the
penalty of his crime and joke by serving
four years in prison.
Ecig- has already spent the greater por-
ton of his life behind the bars for nu-
merOus offenses. Voigt's audacity in
carrying out his robbery has SO charmed
the people of Germany, however, that an
effort viii probably be made to induce
the Kaiser 10 pardon him.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
GLAMOR THE WINNER
Captures Crescent City Stakes
at New Orleans.
HELD AT 4 TO l IN BETTING
COlIOquy, the FavOrite, and the Bur-
lew & O'NeiI Entry, Sir TOddinEtOn
and Royal Breeze, Were Disap-
DOintments-LittIe Scout Wins the
Long Distance Race in a Canter.

New Orleans, La. Dec. 1.-THE Burlew
and O'Neil combination had another blow
handed them to-day at the Fair Grounds,
when Sir Toddington and Royal Breeze,
which carried their colors in the Crescent
City Handicap, were both beaten. Royal
Breeze got the show I'D of the stake.
The pair was made second choice in the
betting, while Colloquy held the honor
of favorite. Glamor, a FLY that was
let go by Mr.. Belmont during the fall.
was returned the winner in an easy fash
ioin. Glamor, who was ridden by Gar
ner, raced Colloquy off her feet in the
first half mile, and won with two lengths
to spare. Royal Breeze, after being
wei up with the field tired badly and
finished a distant third. Sir Toddington,
OF which much had been expected. ran a
very poor race, and finished bad last.
Little Scout won the mile and ne-half
selling race in a canter with ( to ! being
offered against his chances. The best
race of the day proved to be the sprint
handicap Of six furlongs. Charlie East
man, Meadow Breeze, and Fantastic I'm
ished heads apart in the order named.
The weather was clear and the track
fast. The summaries:
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-FiFe furlongs. Consideration. 10
(McDsnoll. Is l. won; Alencon. 10 tAustinl tC
2. second Airship. 10 iNicoll to 2 third. Time,
l07. Lady Carroll. The Senator. Cannon Ball, Bill
Phillips, and kohinoor also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs Charlie Eastman,
l@ tMJuntainl, 70 l. won; Meadow Breeze. l0s
tAIouisl even, second; Fantastic. % -. Henesseyl,
even, third Tine l:l4. Antnony, Lucky MOse,
Toboggsn. M0Ttiboy. and De Oro also ran.
THIRD BACE-One mile. DR.. Spruill, 10 lNicoll,
to s. Won Hannibal Beg los (Hoggl, / 20 2, sec
ond: The Eugishman. l53 tMountaini, to 8. third.
Time. I:4l 81 Auditor Virgie Withers and Old
Stone also ran
FOURTH RACE-Cresccnt City Stakes: i've and
onehalf furlongs Glamor, III lGarnerl 70 J..
won; CollOquy III tFOyI ? % s. seo0nd. Royal
Breeze. lis tG. Henncsseyl, l to 4. third. Time,
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
Nebrnsla After Crons-countrr c

The Western intercollegiate Cross
Country Association cup VIII be the
especial aim Of the Nebraska runners.
BY the terms of the gift it has to be
won three times to be the permanent
possession of any one college. Nebraska
won il in 1904 and 1906. Chicago in
1905, so that the Nebraskans are keen
for the third victory and the cuo. The
record for the fye-miIe Chicago course
over which the race Is run Is % minutes
1923 seconds, by James D. Lightbody
OF the University of Chicago, in 1906.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
ASphyxiated in His Auto.

Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. 1-Gustav
Loeding. hfty-eight years old, we'll
known as n promoter of amusement
enterprises, was found dead in his au-
tomObile in a garage at 1243 Somerset
street last night. having been asphyx-
lated by gasoline fumes while leaning
over the tank OF the machine making
repairs. Loeding had been dead Tor
hours when his body was discovered.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
Hockey at Cornell starts Un Arain-

The Cornell athletic council has
authorized the organization Of a hockey
team at the institution for the coming
season. 1t is two years since there was
d team at Cornell. This team PLAYED
and won two games. one at Syracuse
and the other at Rochester. and then
was disbanded by the faculty because
of mismanagement. OF the men who
played then the following new are in
college: w. r. RicketsOn, '07, cover
point; II. p. Reiber 'OS. forward. and
r. r. LalIy. 'OS. forward. They will
come out 10 play again.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
Line-up md Summary.

Touchdown-Ing1am. Goal from feld-Northcroft
Goal from touchdown-Norf0n. Referee-Mc( lung
Behigh. UmpICS-Sharpe Yale, and Corbiu. Yale
Linesman-Torrey. Pennsylvania. Time Of halves
Thirty minutes each.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02

much the and ue show Of his
d Ion enough Il saw third
bless Obig, Snow u-AT
As Time
O For tveyrr lu'
a q eoasy Winner
j.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
BENNING, SATURDAY, DEC. 1, 1906.

CLEARy
to IA ward NnW1ng Of
O good easily place Winner b. by Ben
r. W. G.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02

came eavae dreEy
a the a 4 us chsed big
Red Ia u XCI9
Blu Pseu,Iu Bamrpo III; Cnehon
miles
Sefp handicap first break start
By dam by Rouny OwuarR H WHEf Trne
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Of f out fr
gonga Boo hung ell il the
Wynn TaRauyeI IN
lG
las
II sol
Il winner Dd Maximum first bratt
-
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Luretta Beats Oxford.

The defeat of oxford in the last race
vas something Of a surprise. Oxford had
won three races at this meeting, and out
cIassed everything he met. He was con-
sidered 70 be in splendid form, and a
victory in every start was generally con-
ceded to him. Yesterday he was given
1g pounds 20 carry at a mile and a six
teenth Miller raced him in front nearly
all the way. but Oxforu tossed it up in the
last sixteenth, and LuTetta came from
the rear division and ran over half a
dozen Of the leaders, getting up in time
TO beat both KerchevaI ana oxford.
Cederstrome started in this race after
winning the opening one on the card in
handy fashion, but the effort was too
much for the Ben Strome colt and he
pulled up bleeding in the last race.
Courtland H. Smiths Oleroso was a
beaten favOrite in the steeplechase, Capt.
Hayes, the second choice. galloping home
fifteen lengths in front of Cherry Fighter.
Valley Forge looked like the most proba-
bic winner, for he had plenty Of foot and
was three lengths to the good when tax
ing the last jump. Here. however,
Jockey Pyle went over Valley FORCES
head and left the race open to Capt.
Hayes. The favorite, OIeroro, could not
get up any speed, and was beaten all the
way.
Lady karma, with Miller up. won the
third race She was the pacemaker all
through the five furlongs. and was go
ing away at the finish. Fintrail was the
favoTite for the fifth race, with Marster
next in public estimation These two
went to the front, and outfooted their
company. Fintrail beat Marster by four
lengths and Narster had a gap of six
lengths between him and Marksman.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
.ConnIed IN straIght bettIng.

atdto the last gucrel
nd wa n
Refn1re pulled when hTGas
value F ueye rd ard
b. Gimmedng-SiTiet
". Trainer.
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al eped ndca do
q te fT fence
OrwG 1at1e GaceIN
70 THIRD RAcETfe frug;
f.
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sIgdh wrAf h had katnO
wi a h he sgmnga
the
Scratched IVan i@ Blue
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
NAVY BEATS ARMY;
SCORE is 10 TO O

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