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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-10
DRY UP RAW SPOTS IN THE
SKIN
Read How You Can Eradicate These
Terrible Red Splotches Which
Itch and Torture You.

Those raw and burning spots in
the skin which make you scratch
until you are almost mad with tor
ture-they can be dried up and the
skin will become as pure and white
as ever by the use of the most simple
external remedy known to medical
science--a remedy made simple by
the fact that its basig ingredient is
oil Of wintergreen. 1t Is a liquid
remedy used externally for Eczema,
ring worm, BARRIERS itch and other
diseases of the skin, sold under the
name of d. d. D. Prescription. This
remedy instantly kills the germs
which cause the itch. We know
that the instant you, apply a few
drops of the d. D. D. liquid to that
awful itching skin the agony is
gone-you are free from that itch,
soothed, cooled, refreshed--soon the
unsightly red spots with their nasty
exudations begin to disappear.
Read this letter from Mrs. J. w.
Choate of Carrollton, Wash, one Of
many thousands we have:
81 am so thankful that a cure
has been found for that terrible dis
ease, Eczema Our little boy was tor
mented with Eczema for two years.
I sent for a sample of D. D. D. and
it helped him wonderfully. After
using three bottles he is we'll.
/ cannot say enough for D. d. d. To-
i day the child's skin is smooth and
clean and shall recommend D. D. D.
to every sufferer with skin dis
cases."
While we have not seen the origi-
nal copy of Mrs. Choate's letter, we
are sure it is a genuine letter; for
we know that the D. D. D. Co. Ii
constantly getting hundreds ant
hundreds of letters of endorsement
from those who have been cured By
D. D. D. We know from people In
our own town how wonderfully D
D. D. helps skin sufferers, and II yoJ
have any kind of skin trouble at all
drop into our store and we will show
you letters from those who have beer
cured, your own neighbors, perhaps
letters giving important news to ski
sufferers.
: The Owl Drug Co., Lewiston, Ida.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-10
Notice of Sale of Personal Property

NOIlCe OI 0dle OF PERSONAL Properly
Notice is hereby give nthat the
undersigned trustee will sell at pub
lie auction all the furniture, fixtures
and stock of merchandise of the
Haynes Candy Company, consisting
of dishes, cooking utensils, silver
ware, chairs, tables, showcases and
counters; roll top desk, soda roun-
tain, carbOnater and connections,
candles and CONNECTIONS, fancy SOU
venirs, syrups AMI bottled goods and
potted plants.
Said sale will begin at 10 o'clock
a. m. on the 14th day of December.
1907. and be held at the former
place of business Of said candy COM
pany, known as "The Palm" at No.
ZIG Main street in the City of Lew.
iston, Idaho. The undersigned will
receive offers and bids for the whole
or any portion of said property.
Dated December 9, 1907.
H. w. NEWTON,
Trustee for the BENEFIT OF Creditors
Of the Haynes Candy Company.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-10
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior. Land
Office at Lewiston, Idaho, October
10, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that George
II. Hardin of Dodd. Washington, has
filed notice of his intention to make
final five year proof in support OF his
claim viz: Homestead Entry No.
9493. made November Is, 1902, for
the lot 4. Sc u SW Y sec. 10, NE
II NV u, and lots and 2, section
Is. township 33 N, range w, B.
NJ, and that said proof will be made
before register and receiver at Lew
iston, Idaho, on December 10. 1907.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residences
upon. ard cultivation Of, the land.
viz,
Alexander NJ. Martin OF Dodd.
Washington, James Warren Of Dodd.
Washington. Christopher c. Stanley
of Asotin, Washington. and Calvin
Martin of Dodd. Washington.
t. H. BARTLETT. Register.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-10
Notice for Publication.

NOtlCe IOr publication.
Department of the Interior, Land
once at Lewiston, Idaho, October
10, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Robert
B. Bell of Forest, Idaho, has filed mo-
tice of his intention to make final
five-year proof in support of his
claim, viz: Homestead Entry No.
9543, made Dec. IL. 1902, for the
NV u Section 21, Township 80,
Range 8, w., B. NJ, and that said
proof will be made before register
and receiver at Lewiston, Idaho, on
December Is, 1907.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of, the land,
viz:
Frank Aytch, Mallory Farley.
Mart Truckositz, Ralph, E. Ben, all
of Forest, Idaho.
T. H. BARTLETT, Register.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-10
Methodists of Mississippi.

JACKSON, Miss, Dec. 1o.-The
Mississippi conference of the Meth
odist church is in annual session
here. with an attendance of several
hundred delegates and visitors from
all over the state. The gathering
will be in session a week. with Bish-
OPP E. R. Hendrix of Missouri pre-
siding.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-10
Boys Slippers

We are showing q very strong
line Of Boys and Youths Slip
pes in several styles and
very moderately priced, per
pair, $1.25.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-10
Chinese Immigration

While upholding the government
policy of excluding Chinese laborers,
Secretary straus believes that the
present laws are "fraught with irri-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-10
Sale of Bear Skin Coats
For Children

Quite a number have taken
advantage of this unusual op-
portunity to buy a Coat for the
little ones.
We still have several choice
Coats which we are Offering at
exactly half the regular sell
ing prices. Colors brown and
red, together with some choice
white garments.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-10

tating consequences, and that the
racial discrimination against the
Chinese, as such, is the cause of the
great falling off in the trade with
ports of the United States to China,
according to our statistics, fell from
$53,000,O00 in the fiscal year 1905
to $4,000 600 in 1906 dnd to 10000
900 in 1907" The secretary be-
lieteS that the present immigration
laws, in regard to Chinese, "unnec-
essarily humiliate a whole people
when only a particular class is to be
reached" Secretary Straus also
points out that immigration legisla-
ton which is wholesome for the
maitland of the United States Is not
desirable for some of our insular
possessions, and that changes should
be made to adopt the laws to local
conditions.
Labor Investigations
Secretary Straus is hopeful of
good results from the work of the
bureau OF labor in the investigation
of woman and child labor. "The
best equipped men on the staff OF
the bureau" he says, have given
months to careful study of the sub
ject, and the work is now fully un-
der way and will engage the time of
between 60 and 100 workers during
the whole of the fiscal year of 1908"
In commenting on the work Of the
bureau Of labor, the secretary also
points out the work Of mediation in
labor difficulties under the Erdman
act. the most conspicuous test" Of
which was the successful settlement
of the threatened strike of the Order
OF Railway Conductors and the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen in
March OF this year.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-10

The roller rink is open every
night in the wek except Sunday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-10
Chicago Wheat Market

CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-Wheat close:
December, 925sc; May, 99Bc@$1.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-10

Try The Teller Want Ads.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21
Die porfrbuns.
BON grbmarn GraeIer.

glls Span Mi9ailop bic Sbiir 5us
flintte : er that es nit berIelben
8sbutIamteit, fpie in al ben Sdbren
porber - unb tpie er iebt bur4 ben
laneen, oiiitern Sprribpr Der &an5lst
ain9, Dd6te er nur immerfOrt: nRun
lit es aus, nun biit bu fertig. nun
fannIt bu bid tobti9ieBen!"
llnb babel fiibIte er, bdb er ben
Mutb baSu ni9t baben psrbs. naber
bas bette pGr's, bsnn mas foll i'd
nun anfansen, ipenn id bem Sauss
pirtb ni9t mebr bic Mietbe be5ablsn
tann unb ni4t mebr bic Steuern
unb -"
@r trdt in bas 3iHrmer, in benz sr
bis6er gearbeitet, uno bemertte, ME
fih bic S1pfe Ieiner GOlle9en haitig
fentten, pie ale eifrig gu f6reibsn
beaannen. ginsn 2lugsnblid mar .s
ibm, als miiFe er ii9 pieber auf ieis
nen alien Pldb feben, uber oa itie9's
in ibm auf: r9u biit ia entlahen,
baft bier nihts mebr- gu iu4en, beine
glrbeit pirb Elm anoerer fertig mas
6en!"
sic pubten es tpobl ale fdOn,
benn teiner tpunberte iid, als er ieBt
Su benz @drberobeitGHber sing unb
fia gu 70 ungelpObnter 3eit benllebsrs
rod on3os, ben S9irm nu6m uno
f6lieblib na9 benz Sut sriff.
9lber nun mubte er bod ettpds fas
gen, rGuiperte iih, uls noIIe er cine
lGnaere Reoe balten unb brahte bdnn
bod BLOB berpor: r2ebt pobl, ibr
perbet ia nod bon mir b0ren!"
.2sben sic aud pObl, Snun Mi<
6ailOip," iasten nun pIOBIih ale,
uno Der bide 9dlSiu, Der ben beiten
5enTtsrplus gsbubt. ftunO fosar uur
IhiittsIte ibm bic Sanb unb 5agte:
,SrDiten sic iid, bds 2eben iit nidts
pertb, aud ipeun man Elm paar RIz
hsI msbr in Der Sai6e bat"
untsn auf Der Strabe ba9te Mis
duilofp, als er bic S9Onbeit bes
fparmsn, tlursn Serbfttuses smpfunb,
baB er, ulIsrbings nit @erluit fsiner
SteIlung, bpG ettpas seiponnen babe.
Gin ipin5ises Stiid9en BON Isinem
2eben fir iid ieIbF, bon iein.m Sus
fsin, bas .r ionit fir baS 9ebdlt Dsrs
tauft, mas man ibm biSber an ieoem
erften Sage i'm Monat on Der &ufe
dasbe3ablt. SEPT fuben bic anbern
ba obsn an ben tintsnbeipriBten Sis
f9tH, butten feline anbers IusIi6t aIs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21
Ste 3eiten dnoern iidj.

.Was 1T @abrbeit9 oct I9on pons
thus pilatus stfrag!," iagte Elm Ri9s
ter, runb ith aipeifle baran, Of iibers
baupt nod bic @abrbsit geIdst pirb,
ia Ielbit baran, Oh dlte dnertannte
Wobrbeitsn Iol6e bleibeil."
Der lebte Sat f1ien ben Sreunben,
nit benen er 5uiammenTob, benn bod
etipds Drafelbaft, uno elmer Don linen
fuste: ngntIdulOisen sic, Ridtsr,
aber id Oeritsbe ni9t gang redt."
.2ieber 5reunb," antiportete Der
Ri1ter, .Sie erinnern Ii6, baB es
nod Dor Sebn Subren als unumit0bs
lide Wabrbeit gait, fpenn man siT
rptbbuarises MGbhen traf. brau@t;
man iib muir um5uieben, um aud si.
nen S9immel 5u erbliden. limb mir
mil fdeinen. es mar pdbr."
y3peifellos!4 baltic es BON Der Su.
feIrunbe suriid.
sgs 1T ieBt dnbers," Iaste Der
Ridter. rGeItern iab id duf Der
StraBe elm MGbden nit 70 rptbem
Sdar, baB irsenb eine 5euerOeriidss
rung cine GrtraprGmie perIdngt bds
ben piirbe, i1re &lsiOer seeen 9ranb'
ibaoen gu ufeturirsn."
n6G, bal"
cSu, uno als i1 mid mad ben
ipri9p0rtli9en S9immsl umfdb, ers
blidts ih nur feds qutomobile.
@abrIid, bic Soften dnbern iid."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21

NIT Der arons, Inn eabli9 tpie stue
gi9tabe iid pl6blid auf ben Ro4s
karbdum bmiiberauf9pinsen. 0a bat
faon mdn9er gum lebten Wtale bic
Setmatb seIeben. Sin perfeblter
Sprung -. unb nit esbro9enen
@Iiebern Iiest Der rnsliidIi6e am
Wopsboben.
@u9 Der glnton odblts felt Elm paar
Sdbrsn gu ben 3apfeniteisern. Gines
Morsens fab tbn Mttnne au Dalbe
seben. 81. fannie nur gu gut bic
n6tbtse @usrii flung. 9lm Iiebiten
bdtte iie bas Seniter dufseriTen, bod
bd felt @ofen tttn @ruB mebr 5pis
T6en biiben unb briiben getpe9Ielt
tporben mar, 70 be5pdng iie ibr natiirs
lides Gmpfinben, ibm nod eins Wars
nung nit auf ben Deg gu ssben.
Bon Der Stunbe on permo6te iis
nt6t mebr Der tpa6ienben llnrubs
Serr gu iperben.
Die Sonne neigte ii9 bereits. Ollie
SDben sliibten rings Inn Ous Sbdl, ba
rib Mtinne bas SenIter peit auf. Gin
9tuff6rei, Der ibr bas 8Iut erftdrren
IisB, mar an ibr Obr sebrunsen. Cine
Srau aus Der Ha9barI6aft bate To-
eben bic 9unbe perbreitet, baB Elm
3apfenitsiser seftiirSt Iei, bod ben
Hamen tonnte lie nidt ungeben. Gr
liegt am Sirf9bersl Weiter permo6te
iie ni9ts ausSuIaeen.
Winne mar SuriidseIunten. Wenn
er es iit2 Der Mnton! Der 9enOiis
ibrer Sugenb2 llnberIDbnt BON ibr
ssI9iebsn9 0urd ibr bartes WeIen9!
Sic i9iitteIts iitb = iie rang fi9 uuF.
Damn iparf iie fih ibrsn Wtuntel nm
unb itiirmte binuus, in Der Ri4tung
nah benz Siri9berg gu. Gin padr
5rauen batten ii6 ibr angef9lOfen
GnbIi9 mar bic S0be errei9t. Sprt
mar Der Queu, baneben bic tleine
DieIe nit ben bOlSernen &ubtrdnten.
9d bielten aud 2euts. @inige bid
ten fih, anbere itanben lumber unp
fIiiiterten. SdOn mar bic Ulinne
beran.
nWer iss? Ss's ber 9lnton9 8
min Soft! . min @ptt!" gs
I9lu9Ste in ibr laut auf.
Sa fiiblte iie ibre Sunb leife uno
ipdrm ereriffen. Cine Menifenhdno.
9lls lie er16roden ii9 umfpanote,
ifanb Der SobtsssGuubte ernit unb itia
por ibr.
,aumm, Minnel 0as iit ntdts
fir bi9!" limb lie bulbete, bab er
ibre Sanb in Der feinen bebielt. bdB
er neben ibr bersing, ben &upf seientt
rnb idpeigenb.
9lls fie an cine WalbbDi6ung tGs
men, BON mo man bas 0prf in Der
Siefe nit Ieinen grduen Siitten unb
BEN raaen6en &ir9leiu isben tonnte,
blieben beibe iteben; uber ihre glide
mieben Ii9 nod INNER. gnbli4 brad
fie bas S6petgsn.
SD mar Elm bisden bart gu Dir,
glnton, a6sr. -. Elm MGo6en muB
man ii6 bod srit getptnnen!"
Limb penn i9 nun beute abermals
bid frasen ppIIte -"
Sin tieFer Bid traf i'm, bann
Iebnte Iib T.in @egeniiber itia an
feline 8ruit. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21

: 8erGodenb. So, S6re
2.uis mDdten ale in bem nsuen Stii.
de bic Rpue bes Sdgirtsn ipieIen2"
Dirsttor: pSa. isoer modte bait bic
9entersmabIseit psr5sbren!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21
sluf benz Seusenitanb.

&i9tsr, gu sinem 9nuben, Der
ais 3euse oernommen ipiro: nOu
tparit ia 3euge bes 9OrfalIs, mein
Sobn, er5Gble nun einmuI, mas am
1. September pdiiirte!"
&nubs freubis: PIN l. Sep
tember mar bic Shlu9t bel Sebdn!A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21
9rattifae @rfahrunl

Prattifde @rfubruns.
PrOfefOr: rWas folsern sic bdraus,
lpenn Der putient nddtIid ihpiBt9"
: @anOiOut; DAP sr Dom @ramsn
trGumt."
= Quf ber Strabs. Dame
(im 9eiprG6); rWsins S9ipdrmerei
III elm Sdus i'm Siioen!" = 8oriibtt'
ssbsnber 8ummIer: sd 6eeniise mir
I9on nit Morbhduier!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21

8aron tam Morssn bss Sodz
3eitstases): No.. Mit 100000 gtart
mill Der 9llts MIR bsruusriiden!
100000 Mart eebsn oupon fir meins
9lGubiser ab, 10000 proOifiou fir
ben 6eiratbsosrmittler = bleibm alfo
$4,000 gidrt fir uns! ga, bas
cine SSdbr bis CUR S9sioung pirb's
fhon rei9en!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21

= gu ipdt. Dame: n&Onnten
sic Sbren Srsunb, Der bel ben 8ons
nibalen um's 2eben getommen, ni4t
mebr retten2" = 9lfritureifenber;
,2eiber ni6t! Oils i9 bintam, mar
er auf Der Speiisturte IdOn geTtrts
hsn!"
= &iRbermunb. - &leintr
9nabe: Die Dame ou bat mir elm
paar 8onbons gegeben." - Uiutter:
-SoffentIid 6dft Du Did rs9t bOts
li6 bebantt". = &teinsr 8uube: nSd.
Nama. sd iagts, id poIlte, Papd
bdtte iie setrOffen, ebe er Did tennen
lernte."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21

8eim g S9eibunesprps
seb. gai9ter: nQtber SOreeIbauer,
Sbr babt ia Cure 5rau ieIbit babons
geiagt! Oa t6nnt Sbr bod nidt Be
bdupten. bab iie Sud bDstpilIig Dsr>
laFen9!" = S0rseI: rGben brum =
neil r gutmiitbis nit 'gonsen is!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21
@emiitblih.

sd CLAUDE, sic iiBen uuf msinem
Sut!"
nSa ia = 1T mir fbOn ldnse IO!.
WoGlen sic Oenn faOn gebsn, Serr
Utii[ler2"
The Washington herald., 1907-04-06
GOSSIP OF THE TRACK.

Little GOldstein is improving every day.
He rode Wabash Queen with excellent
Judgment, rating her nicely in front and
I reserving enough at the finish to stall
off any rush from behind.
Ed Peters gave out that Greene could
not lose the third and he was one OF the
heaviest backed horses of the afternoon.
Radtke again showed poor judgment in
keeping his mount far back until too
late.
Many fell to Alpenmarchen in the first
because of his easy victory in maiden
race on Wednesday. In the field yester-
day. however, AIpenmarchen was out
classed, and finished where he belonged
last.
Ben Cole was fractions at the post in
the fourth and did not want to join the
horses. In one of his antics he trotted
a furlonE the wrong way of the track
and slipped Johnson off his back. Later
he broke through the barrier.
BnRl, winner of the first two-year-oId
race, is q good looking son of Toddington.
He has run twice at the meeting. bat gave
no indication that he was good enough to
win yesterday. His race was "a startling
improvement over anything he has shown
Jockey Radtke was reported 10 be SEX
in the early part of the afternoon. 1t Is
doubtful. however. If Radtke was half
so sick as some Of his hackers in the
first three races. He woke up suddenly
in the fourth and rode a vigorous finish
on Jubilee
Jockey 4. Lee gave another exhibition
of how TO lose race on a horse that was
probably best. He rode Quadrille. and
had he been able to help his horse a par
ticle Wabash Queen might not have won
The Washington herald., 1907-04-06
ACCIDENT AT OAKLAND.
Tanana Falls and Breaks His Neck
nj Head of stretch.

San Francisco. April 5.-A sensation
developed in the running of the fifth race
at Oaklawn this afternoon. Rounding the
far turn. Tanana fell andNbroke his neck
as a result OF being crowded against the
rail- Elmdale, Peligroso. Silvestro, Wick
low. and Calendar also fell "a a result of
the accident. That their jockeys escaped
serious injury was a miracle. Two OF
them were injured.
The two favorites. Elmdale and Wick
low. came down, and several of the books
did not pay out a dollar on the race.
Alta Spa. the winner, was a 90-to-1 shot.
Lizaro beat Mary F a neck in the handi-
cap.
Edith James upset calculations by beat
ing the heavily backed Yada I'm the last
event. Summaries;
FIRST RACE-FiTe furlongs Creston. lo9 Bull-
mani. 10 8. woa; Love Il Gold. 100 Fisher. 10
p second, Brook Leaf 1l2 tGrahaml. 9 TO ], third
Time. A2 IS. Tarabo, Stanley Fay. VIII Pink,
and KaIksska finished named, Grace Marie fell
SECOND RACE-Fire aud one-haH furlongs. TIE
Skipper l5i JacksOnl. 10 10 I. won; Judge l3i
fDavisl 20 /. second; Billy Mayhem. ISL tFischer
to D. third Time, 0s IS. Mime. CombuFs, Rose
Pompom. Kiidoe. and DaFid Roland finished as
named,
thiAb ~ = Ola i4u oil' man i"Llyfiss tiel
Bent ial tFischeFl. 20 2 won; Titus u. 80
sientri) to . second; Paddy Lynch lo4 &C.
Williams % 60 ]. thTd. Time L 20 Is. Silver
sue. Little Aiirtlful, Cabin, cerro santos and FL
primero also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Janet n Handicap: six and
one-half ftJrlongs Lizaro. l07 tRroTnl even won
Mary r. IS IL Dugsnl TO 9 second; Romaine
lo3 lGrahaml, TO ], third. Time, 20. Bryan also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-one mile. Alta spa. iol eic-
Iaughln) 80 to /, won; Bon WANT l0l Smith
Is 90 l. saeond; Silver Line s. AIcRae Is 20 J.
third Time, If2 IS. Camar and Lord Tossing
ton also ran. Tanana, Elmdale Silyestro. Calendar
Peligroso and Wicklow fen.
SIXTH RACE-One mile Edith James idl
tIsncAl, Il to s. won; Yaga, III Knappl Is to
The Washington herald., 1907-04-06

He let go Quadrille's head just at the
critical period and Quadrille had to run
on his own courage.
August Belmont sent a good looking son
Of Hasting 10 the post in the second in
Mad Harry. He is "a classy bay, and is out
OF Lady Madge He ran green yesterday,
but showed a lot Of speed. and viii beat
all those that finished In front Of him be-
fore the season IS out. II looks and breed
ing count for anything.
Gossoon W:n win good race before the
meeting is over. His showing yesterday
was q great Improvement The son of
Prince of Melbourne-Grey Agnes is about
as trim a looking youngster as has been
seen out this spring He is gray, very
much of the color of Oxford, and IS a
racy-looking horse all over.
Workman showed himself 10 possess a
streak Of yellow in the last. Heretofore
Workman has had things all his own
way. getting off in front and staying
there. but he was called on to display
some courage yesterday, and his heart
was lacking. At that. the distance might
have been too far for the black
The struggle for the place position in
the first event was a pretty one Golf
Ball. Faust, and GraziallO finished short
heads apart. Golf Ball, the Hitchcock
three-year-old. has a bad looking hind
leg. and this fact kept many persons from
betting on him. The colt ran greatly
improved race over his previous perform
ance.
W. p. Burch has concluded to take in
the Pinlico meeting. He will send Wood
line and one or two other horses 10 Balti-
more 20 run at the meeting. Woodline
is the colt that won the Walden Stake
AT Pimlico last year He was always
able to beat Orphan Lad last spring, and
Mr. Burch, who bought him from J. +.
Lane. thought he would win some good
races with him last summer. But Wood
line took sick. and came near dying at
Saratoga. He has entirely recovered now,
and has grown into fine looking three
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The Washington herald., 1907-04-06
POOR CARD AT CITY PARK.
John l.. InRIis wins Feature at the
New Orleans Track.

New Orleans. April 5.-The card at City
Park to-day was commonplace. Peter
Sterling. a 4-to-5 favorite IN the mile
purse affair, was beaten BY John L.
Inglis, a Biol chance. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Pmse 500: for four.year-olds and
upward seven furongs; selling. Ny Duicie, los
I'okensi, 30 to J. won; Eser Near. i0s a. Lee,
to 2. second Jeaue III %. Hicks, q To z, third
Time. 1915 Floss S. IAegis 8Iaeksy. Rena =
Sonata, Monis. Stella Eichsbarg, Margaret NJ. syl-
van Belle, Ash "Wednesday and Lady Goodrich also
ran.
SECOND RACE-P,srse 500; tso-year-9Ids: tour
and one-haH hIrlongs. selling. DethoTFe loo 81.
Walker, 10 TO I, won, Bucket Brigade l05 Iloydl.
s % ], second; Dick Rose los CTaylori 30 20 l.
third Time, 0a5 IS. BitteTmsn, Catherine F.
GOlandrira. BelFasa. 6. ". Maeslm, Orlando.
Lute Foster, Antoine, Bernardo, and Ruby Wick
alsa ran.
THIRD RACE-Pusa. $50: for tbree-year-olis and
upward; one mile. John l.. Ingis i0s Farrowl .
Is 90 !. won; Peter Sterling. los D. Leel "a TO-
second, Joha Smuiski. ll2 lloyd. 20 . third.
Time, lia 25. Light Note snd AIoEtiboy also ran.
FOURTH RACE Purse 500; for three-year-oids
aud upward five furiongs selling. Bosserian. loo
lGaugeh, 10 5, won; fancy Dress li9 D. Leel,
IL % 9 second; Prince Brltus IN g. Daiyl, to 2
third Time, 0l. Monere, Spiderweb. Limerick.
Dorothy Duncan, sagapauak. and No Quarter also
ran
FIFTH RACE-Purse 800: Tor four-year-olds and
upward ard 0ne-hslf miles; selling. Eve
Green IS Uioydl. l6 20 s. won; Lacy Crawford los
e. 5onesi. Is Co l. second Sanction 100 g. Lee.
20 ]. third Time 236 a. DR. Young Long
/ bright. Cashier Sincerity Belle. John McBridc.
Amberiack, and Glen Clare also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Purse 500: for three-year-olds
one mile; selling. Schroedars Midway, los "a Mar
TIM. to I, won; Duchess IF Monticello. l95 (far-
roFl. to I, second: Qusgga. los lloyd Z % 5.
third. Time l:2 Is. Gold Duke, BanQuul, Gran
dita Family Talk, Cuban Star. GORDON Rgsk.
Blackjack Chamblet. and Roihgob also ran.
SEVENTH RACE Purse. SEQ; three ear-olds and
/ upward; five furlolgs; selling Gold Zone lis "a.
Dati, II TO 2. won; Orderly. l2t tTToxleri - to l.
/ second; Allsnic, l04 (tanowl. 20 2, third Time,
/ ! 9l IS Percy Clark Miss Dustin, The Pieer,
. Baby r.. Mildrene. Nedra. Attention. Marvel p
Mah.rllalls. nakgrura- md Clinma a.sa I'm
The Washington herald., 1907-04-06
BrooI.Ivn I'D Iynehburr.

SPECIAL % The Washington herdid.
Lynchburg. Va. April 5.-The Brooklyn
Nationals reached here this afternoon
after an all-night run from Atlanta. but
the game with Lynchburg was prevented
by a steady rainfall throughout the after
noon. The game Tomorrow VIII be played
early in order to allow the Superbas TO
take a late train home
The Washington herald., 1907-04-06
New york YannIgans win.

Richmond. Va. April 5-The New York
Americans second team defeated Rich
mond to-day by Il 10 0. The Yannigans
made hits SO easily that if Mcclure had
not given the signal to stop darkness
would have put an end TO it. Cy Barger
split his hand in the warm-up. and will be
out of the game for about a week.