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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-14
BACK AFTER FIVE MONTHS.

Harry 3. Windsor, the well known
tire Insurance man. has returned from
a five months absence in the east and
south. In this time he visited the
Mexican gulf cities, as we'll as those
along the Atlantic coast Mr.. Windsor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-14

The sentiment that Jesse Knight is
TO be the Democratic nominee FOL gov
ernor Is spreading rapidly through the
Democratic ranks. Whenever three
Democrats are caught together on Main
street they are found discussing
Knight, and asking each other whether
he will accept. The only complaints
20 far to his nomination. core from
the mining men, one of whom said q
few days ago Were ail TIED up to
Uncle Jesse. and I'd hate TO see him
lessen his interest the least bit iii the
much to spare him for the governor
shin. - t5F'1 r.
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says the south and east are very quiet.
industriallN, in marked contrast With
the agricultural states, such as Kansas.
In fact, the farming states have been
doing SO well that their citizens only
know by hearsay that there was I,
panic IN this country last fall and
winter. Mr.. Windsor states that Salt
Lake business circles are more brisk
than those in any other city he visit
ed. He is pleased to be back here
again
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= u = 3 rs i ( q +. VI b 1.u. = I'll
lis salt Lake another Sodom and
Gommorrah? ! have preached III about
80 of our states, and in over half OF oua.
50 largest cities and am proud Of Salt
4 Lake" said Rev. Albert Buxton, Phi
a D., pastor or the Central Christian
church at the Sunday morning services
In that church, during his discourse
concerning the reports from Cincinnati
of alleged addresses of Rev. DR.. Fran,
els Burgette Short.
Rev. Buxton said that this theme was
forced upon him because a friend and
colleague had been glaringly misre-
ported as telling aneastern audience
that Sat Lake was worse than Sodom,
which statement, he said was no less
than absurd and that, although Salt
Lake is a gay city, 1t is not q town
of vice; that Salt Lake has faults Of
it's own but when you speak of crime
and vice let no one defame my town
and laud errivals.'
The speaker read the report of DR.
Shorts address as 1t appeared the fol-
lowing morning in the Cincinnati Com
mercial-Tribune and said that from
the first he had not given credelfce to
the report and was glad to read the re-
port from this latter source.
Rev. Buxton pointed out the necessity
of truthfulness in an honest fight; that
although he disagreed with Apostle
Reed Smoot on religious grounds and
would neither vote for him nor for a
Roman Catholic official nor any other
high church official, because he did
not believe In religious domination IN
politics. nevertheless, he would not de-
clare that Reed Smoot was a, polyga-
mist because he did not believe in
tIsir n H. 4 @ 9 4 : Us sItt \. b
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ONLY s1,25.

TO Brigham and return for rPeach Day
Excursion via Q. S. L., September 18th.
Special trains at SIS and S:45 am: re-
turning, leave Brigham at 500 and TO- 30
D, M
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the Democratic nomination Of sheriff
1 in Cache -. ~.

That Montana is for Bryan is the gist
of an interview given out by II, Sol
Hopper of Helena. while In Salt Lal;e
son visit BY the way. Mr.. Hopper is.
candidate on the Democratic county
ticket of Lewis and Clark county fors
the attorneyship.
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SOME EXPERIENCE!

Here the speaker told OF personal eX-
perience. illustrating the civic corrup-
ton of Sat Lake. He noticed crowds of
men entering a down town saloon on
Sunday, and Immediately telcphoned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-14
a Wholesome Tonic

HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
Especially recommended for the relief
of that tired feeling during spring and
summer. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-14
/. BELIEVES IN PROGRESS.

The speaker then remarked that he
believed in progress and that the city.
must have clean streets and deep sew
t,ers, but that he did not wish men to
say that they wanted clean sewers be-
cause polysamy was being practised
here The Commercial street issue, he
said. was a thousand times more i'm
portant than those issues which are
passing away, and that every sane
man should leave the polygamy issue
in the hands of the Church wherein it
Will die more quickly than anywhere
else, and above everything not to en-
poy half drunken men to ride the issue
In some other field.
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THE BURNING ISSUE.

Rev. Buxton pointed out that the
past issues were past and that the vice
in the city was not due to those ancient
issues but to the present state OF cor.
luption IN politics; that gambling and
prostitution We're going on unchecked
under the very noses of those appointed
to suppress them; that graft
and boodling We're the order of
the day. and that political an
pointments go to the ward-heel-a
ers; in a word political irreligion: that
worthy actions with moral ends, are
scoffed at, and that, as an example,
when Gov. Cutler makes a move for
the moral good of the community he is
saIicatuled gt f9&55 ~
The evening world., 1908-12-29
RAIN, SNOW, COLD ALL
DUE BY NEW YEARS
Signal Bureau Promises
Charming Assortment o.
Weather Here.

The infant 1900" II duo to nv we
upon vs. like roaring lion and vnrl ais
other pcrNish wild beasts, according To
tho bulletins issued to-day from he
Washington headquarters OF be
Weather BuroRu.
Meteorological affairs are in hi III
state OF turbulence M Manitoba y
lust nj present Blizznrds and thin y
are raging along the Saskatchewan, o
tho deep woe OF the peaceful villages Z
Medicine Hat and Moose Jaw. And n /
Of It is heading this way.
This In tho way II looks from IN ,
officinl urrct, aud In the weather man
own words
"A marked disturbance. central thi
morning over Manitoba, win moy,
southcastward during the next two days
accompanied oy general rains ana SHOWS
over tlo uortUrru. aud rains over the
southern districts, cast OF The Nssls-
slpl River With rising temperature.
reaching the central valleys ana upper
Lake region Tuosday night. and tue At
lnntic states "Wednesday or "Wednesday
night
The disturbance win be followed by a
cold high arcu Rud the temperature vii
fail rapidly and decidedly over the
Southwest Tuesday night. the central
valleys ana upper Lake region Thurs.
day and FRIDAY, accompanied by fair
weather that viii probably continue
saturday and SUNDAY over tho Atlantl,
States (Signodl MOORE
The evening world., 1908-12-29
AUTUMN FLOWER A
SAVANNAH WINNER
: TO Shot Ge { Home First
in Event at Southern
Tack.

tSNCul. 'H tho ENNnlUF N"''ll
SANANNAlL Ga, Dec. - The finest
weather OF tho season brought oU' an
races were wei contested and furnished
nrst-claSs sport ON account of the or
der preventing promlscuuus scratching
the rclds were much larger Ten more
horses arrived this morning, six from
New Orleans ana four from New York
After an Investigation former Jockey
johnny stack was ronstated to the
privileges ot the track
FIRST RACE All ages. ak fnrlongs,
-Whisk nrooh lo' ,W Young, : to !,
TO ; ana out won Risk. io' ,,Goincs),
to |. 3 Ia and out. second, Lucullus,
100 ,McArdlr. Z to 10 and out. third.
Tlmc-llo. ROYAL Lndy and Ray
Thompson also ran.
SECOND RACE Purse. selling. two
year.olds ana upward, mile ana forty
yards Autumn Flower, iW C'rowleyl,
tu L. 10 and . To o, Won Frank LA.
Tor, lS IMcIurdlcl to !, tp 3 and 4
TO !, second 81 Valentine 60 Npungl,
ltSS.S. rau'uUc and 60 licrmand also
ran
THIRD RACE-rlvc nrl half fur.
LONGS for tWu-N"arolds purse Miss
fmogrnc, lni Nv NuuuR d 'u I, % to
aud even, first, rocotnllgo no ,Golnco
= To- |. - 10 and to ., second lielle uf
the Hnn, 80, a. Iool iu |. even and
1 10 >, hh Time ll2 90 Roger dc
covery Piedmont queen ana Frank
Patton also ran
FOURTH RACE furso selling, for
three year. Odds nnd upwards AK fu.
Tonga Relic ~ m" Hay, ma "a Leo
even. q . ana out nrst Away, 10.
Sam ClnN lw Ruunn, 4 Ia I, 10 aur
III a. 3, thIri Time ~ " q Wi
liams. Redemption, ArhwRka also ran
The evening world., 1908-12-29
FLOOR OF 4 COURT ROOM FALLS
AND Fifteen PERSONS ARE HURT
Justice b. H. WallenhorSt, Sitting at the Trial of William Hap
wood at Ellico City, Md, and the Prisoner
Among Victims of the Accident.

BALTIMORE, nNc. - The second
floor OF two-story building nj Enicott
city, Md. fell through this afternoon
during the hcnrlng before Justice H. II,
wallnhorst Of William Haywood. n
negro. charged with murdcrous assault
II is estimated that about fifteen per
sons have broken legs and arms
So far ms could hc learned AZ this
time no deaths resulted, but number
OF the injured are said TO be In n SER
ioH condition
Among those hurt besides the Justice
The evening world., 1908-12-29

Il literally rainod cats and dogs in
Harlem this afternoon when something
went wrong with the arg" gas tank
vs. u usphyNiatc suprrluous animals
at one Hundred ana Second street and
East River by the s L. c. A., and
caused an ,,plogon.
Harold Dunl,nvy, the head keeper OF
the shelter fur doomed cats aud dogs.
had a iate" number ~ both IN the tank
w.cu, accompanied by Abraham Reid,
another Erepcr Lee went to see II all the
cats had their rinr lives snuffcd out.
As pmlcavy vas about to unfastcn
the door of tie tank, a terrific cX-
posion hurled the head keeper and his
unfortuua assistant back through n
The evening world., 1908-12-29
CAPT. HA|NS'S STORY Of HIS W|FE'S
CONFESSION TOLD BY A WITNESS
EXPLOSION SHOWERS CATS
AND DOCS UPON TWO men
Gas Tank of S. p c. A. Execution Plant in Harlem Blows UP
With Full Charge of Doomed Animals, and
Attendants Are Injured.

partition. and they were followed 10y a
shower ~ nnimnls-somr dcnd nnd
others Just alive.
The building was partially wrecked
by the force OF the explosion, and II
was necessary TO call frcmcn 10 *
tinguish the blaze. DunleRvy and Reid
were able to make their way out "f Ia"
burning building, which was !nst hllIne
with pns and Dr MucCkle. Of the iiar-
lem Hospital. was summoned to attend
10 their injuries
Reid was only slightly bruised. but
Dunlcavy, who was nearest tic tank.
was badly burned about the face and
hands. He was removed to the Har-
Ion lnspIt.l
The evening world., 1908-12-29

aud prisoner ARE ox-Judgo j, 7, Rogers.
Sintos Attorney Martin Burke, Col
William $ Powell, william Han. news
paper reporter, and Charles tonos
The trial had only jus, begun when
the noor weakened, and with no other
warming than slight crenking fell
through, The people IN the room were
thrown into a struggling mass, those
who we're on tho outskirts jumping
through windows to the ground or
ciutching remaining upright In AN ef.
fort 20 support themselves
The evening world., 1908-12-29
SOUTHERN BELLE WEEDS CHINAMAN
AND IS hMENAbLE TO LAW
Miss Ollie Iotto Young and Beautiful Breaks Mississippi
Statute That ForhidS Marriage of White With
Mong, ,ian-ller Father Was a General.

MERIDIAN. Miss, Dec - Miss
CUtc Patton granddaughter Of the late
Gen W, 5. Patton. former Confedor-
ate officer, ana past grandmother of
Mississippi Musons. married n China.
The evening world., 1908-12-29
C0GGEY NOT OUT YET.

John V CosFsv, commlsslorer NJ
had not rrrpord,l 90
Mayor McCIeilans request FOR hls res
isnAtlon AZ the time tho Mayor len iIs
nhi,e His afternoon
inquries 81 mo office ~ tho Commits
-ionef eiritrd no Information that b.
had not been AZ lie deak ana would not
he tners dursE tue day
n 10 not relieved. j Fweyer thai he
uiu refuse 40 ruc"de 20 the Mayors 70
aussi FfanH l.anffy ana John r
NrCau are upnkon ~ 40 pTnhatie ap
l,oi nisss after CpSHey feAiEns
The evening world., 1908-12-29

mon here Sunday, The fact became
public to-day, The marriage violates
the state law forbidding .ntcrmnrringo
between whites and persons of negro
OF Monaghan blood, Miss Patton Is
young and beautiful and an orphan,
The evening world., 1908-12-29


parrln took the greater par or the
day in ss-uu-stluuing Reid. During
oil Of II Mr.. White, special prosecutor
remnincd inactive. He seemed 20 tax"
only Sigh, interest in the proceedings
and this gave color to She rumor that
was circulated that the p.strIct-Attor-
ney and his hired counsellor had some
words over the conduct of the cnse,
The story was that the Ds,rict-At-
torney was dissatisfied with Nh Whites
examination of witnesses at yesterdays
session. especially that of James Tier
ney II was said that there occurred
an open breach between them In the
hallway outside the courtroom this
morning before the Judge took his
seat,
Reid. tall young man with lots Of
curly hair, began his testimony by
saying he was an inspector OF build
ings at the United States Normal Train
Ing station. stationed AT North Chicago
but claiming New York as his legal
residence.
Looking After Connie"
~ have known the Hams family all
my life," said MIR Reid "Wo always
spoke OF Peter Hams as Connie |
came back an June % NJ this year from
spain. whcr. I had been on nix
months leave Of absence | landed ~
Boston. came 10 New York the same
day and next day | went 20 henson
hurst to see Thornton Iialus. I found
he had moved to Hay Ridge and next
morning, that being juno 70. / wont to
hay Ridge and found his house, About
II o'clock Thornton Hams uid Peter
Hams came 10 thu house, they HAVING
been away, Hnd | had n conversation
With Thornton
Justice Crane decided that any iestl-
mony from this wltnous regarding
Thorntons claims ~ having becn asked
90 guard Peter would bo incompetent
However, Nj. Mclniyr" qualified his
line Of questioning, ana the young In,
spector Was permitted to ~ on,
Thornton Fnid he was very glad IN
see mo. because he had been under n
severe strain He said. / am looking
after Connie stayed there from June
IS ~ luly ~, ami | saw capt Ilalns
constantly, every day, ana talked Nlih
him often nj great length TN The nrst
day I saw him he was very nervous
and spoke dlHoonnsoiodly,
Cap, Halns's story.
ssiSss S's;is y; WA sEs y. .i ~:
The evening world., 1908-12-29
WEALTHY ST. LOUIS MAN UNDER
CHARGES COMMITS SUICIDE

Hr LOrtA, Dec . David v Ne
ionsy. . sealihY nnd prominent nuis IS
snan. knlsd himself 81 the home n
relative o. iiia PafhVlsx place 10
dag a pU ~ teiephonsd 10 the Cor
eBsF's nfiJ la' W Maleaey hsA hiiisa
Y l.;;3 s..s.s rssSS sks;s:
The evening world., 1908-12-29

law Niesou, q ssal estate dealer
The Deceased had been liyihg AZ Pars.
sea,as' ts sns' =. sI ns.yv .h.n .h ~. .ss
Clayton road, Hichmoad HelshIs sas
destroyed BY hre THE are u ssid n
have bean ~ legendary oFlsif, II vas
ei' lss.ss e .s,.s q .ns s,s.. ss.i
The evening world., 1908-12-29

wrongcd and there's nothing for mo To
live for. aAd | wish | were dead ON
my return on the transport at san Fran
cisco from tho Philippines | received
word which uunclNcd me ana immedi-
atcly asked my commanding officer for
leave to come ON to New York TO see
my wife, | hadn't time to mako mp my
accounts | told my ofticcr that tho
matter which called me East was some
thlng pertaining TO private affairs OF n
gentleman and an officer, l didn't sleep
day or night coming across the cont.
, ncnt
when / arrived I saw my wife on
the porch OF "A neighhor's house, She
seemed surprised To see me, but greeted
me very urfectlonately, and said why,
! what brings youy" ! said to her
f Claudia, have come from the ends Of
the earth because OF this gossip con.
Meeting your name with Annls,' she
said, 1T Is all nonsense. Two done moth.
Ing wrong" | snid. Where is Annis2"
/ she said, II don't know"
said "He must come and disprovc
] these stories"
4 asked her II she'd llke To have
Anns come to dinner hounr | want
/ the world to know don't believe these
/ scandals I Gated Aunis on tho phone,
ana lie came down ana We had dinner
/ together AflcrWard Wa went nutomo.
| bllc rldng together, all Of rs. and were
arrested Tor speeding
/ I'll most day I saw my father.
and lr SAID there werc certain things
/ Nurh oud upulIo into. nni II
they VET" untrue I should 'lon hrr my
/ fc's pntdun. Ancr learning what my
father lpd heard, ! went back 80 tho
post ana saw my wife Aud raid 10 4 o.
claudia. ! must h6l you son7 M,
questions about your trip a. tho mo m.
talns ihiH summer TO, did sou sH
|ho tald, Il went by steamer" said
You went by steamer 10 tho Adlflu.
lacks7' Ahe "a 4. "Ou. INFANT W
crossed On tho ferry" TH'n shs a a
You told inc you didn" believe iresr
lhlpss, and nav you hrlng them up
,Galn. n you don't accept my STORY
rl have nplinH moro 10 10 Nlth You
Confessed Her Love.
= saii 4, her 'c,hldla, ~ satisfy
myself I must hsya an explanation
must look into these matters more
fuzzy Then size sai1 IN eSn 20 then
~ tail you the truth. I a. lsys niily
Anhls ami ! don't love yeu Hssa, II
saa lihs : ihahdsrbyli is me Thee shs
! sovsuksss n ssssss vAssl
The evening world., 1908-12-29
CRISWOLD, YALE'S STROKE OF
LAST JUNE, REPORTED DEAD
New Haven Gets Word From San Francisco of Universit,
Oarsman'S Demise in That City, but
Details Are Lacking

SEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec 70 -Ao.
cordlre 90 n message received here o.
dos. dwight 7. uriswold. who stroked
no Nnlr varsity eIrnt.oarcd crew a.
The evening world., 1908-12-29
Or puLL A LlrrLI weAHuR

pr Gsrarius II Wynto7p, vho 10 a..
tsndlus Or Winiam 7 HIil A. the
Plaza Hazel announced tb6 morning
thai lJr Hull mad passed a comfortably
safiy unChahssd. although he mst be :
little weaker
The evening world., 1908-12-29

New London last June. dled 10 day in
san Francisco. Mr. oriswoIds home
was IN Eric. Pa No particulars are
kuONn
The evening world., 1908-12-29

ptas sew TsSktsh nsshs
so sysn a. ths nsu Paiitssf uaidlat Oar
The evening world., 1908-12-29

ne 30 ale "a % a. 81 Hta ao
|. syoss ,tst a. 10 p agla
Eil "a IN ~ sskaa.
u. Eals asa .
The evening world., 1908-12-29

oia a.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21
RAILRoApMEN on pIAMoNp

The Lake Tahoe baseball team. made
up of employees of the Southern Pa
cific company In this city. was organ
lied recently and is in the field for
matches. The players would prefer
country games. so some of the aspIr-
ing bush teams will find in them ready
opponents. The Tahoes played their
first game last Saturday, when they
defeated the team of the Southern Pa
citic operating department to 1. VIII
liam Mckay, room 1928 Flood building,
is manager of the Tahoes. The play
ers are: Felley, catcher: Miller, pitch
er; Jennings. first base; Moulthrop, Sec
ond base; Sullivan, third base; TerriI,
shortstop; Eagan, left field: Nero, cen
ter field, and Hall, right field.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21
Sain Far in The Lead
in Sire List
I otal Earnings of His Progeny
at Emcrupille already
Close TO $4,000

1t is now certainty that Barney
sehreiber's fayorite stallion Sain will
mead the sire list for the Emeryville
racing season by a tremendous margin
and that Rubicon. the California stall
hon that has been Sain's principal rival
Tor the honor from the outset of the
meeting. win be easily second. The
sons and daughters of Sain have al
ready won close TO $4,000. and it is
probable that in the time intervening
before the close Of the season Sain's to-
tai VIII be swelled to about $50, 900.
Ssin's splendid showing here, coupled
with the good record which his progeny
made at New Orleans and the recent
victory of Jack Atkin in the Carter
handicap, has given him a long lead in
the American sire list for 1908. and it is
within the possibilities that he Will be
able TO retain that lead to the end of
the year. Sain stood second to the
dead Commando in the list for 1907,
with winnings of S135, 296. Since the
inception of 1908 his progeny have won
about $4,000. and the chance of eX-
ceeding last years total is very prom
Using. as the metropolitan season, with
its valuable stakes, has only just be-
gun. The Sains have more rich engage
ments this season in the east than
usual.
Following is the standing of the 81
stations whose progeny have won in
excess of $4,000 at the Emeryville
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21
Gossip of the Track

Judge Hamilton, route from Arcadia to his
home in Kentucky. was a visitor at Emeryville
yesterday and VIII remain here several days
before resuming his big journey eastward. While
here he VIII confer with the local officials con
corning the OF Jockey Preston, who con-
Trainer Riley. who is alleged TO have offered
an iDducement to Jockey Archibald 10 keep
Varieties from winning race during the clos
Ing days at Arcadia He arrived late yes
ferday that he did not have opportunity to
take mp the matter.
Mitre. which has run here in the colors of
the Meno stable during the last two seasons
viii be shipped TO New York By Trainer
former owner OF the horse, who viii convert him
into jumper. Mitre has the speed, conforma-
site qualifications for the jumping game aud
Stern believes that he viii make good through
the 6eld.
Joe Cans. the colored pugliist. lost no time
IA taking wbirl at the racing game after his
al the track yesterday and was active in the
betting ring throughout. the afternoon.
FirebaIl's failure to run to his best form yes
terdsy may have been due TO the fact that the
horse ran nail into his foot few days ago.
Owner Bedweli believed that the mishap would
not affect his horse in the least, however, and
told one or two Of his aequaintances who had
heard OF the accident that he had backed his
Information concerning the horses condition.
an absence OF several months from the saddle
following his suspension at Seattle last August,
but failed to distinguish himself The only
horse that he rode from which much was ex-
pected was Netting, with which be cut
OF early.
H. G. Bedwen will sell ]. r. Laughrey
Fulletta, Senate Warner. Big Store, Matte II
and Monaco Maid In the Emeryville paddock
the coming Saturday following the Keene weed
ing out SALE
Charlie Sanford is having BIondy schooied at
the barrier every day with satisfactory results
and there is some hope that the horse viii be
cured Of bis bad manners.
standoyer is the latest addition to the Emery
Vile schooling list.
Phil Reilly probably viii 60 to New York
soon with the idea OF buying some horses for
q represents bis entire string at present.
Frank Doss has an idea that he win take in
tho Denver meeting at the close Of the Emery
vile season. IL he carries out that plan
Jockey Mcintyre viii so along with him instead
Of going to Seattle, as he had expected to-
7. s. Hawkins will race his stable at the
Lexington, Louisville and Latonia meetings
Fanarher. colt that Sam Gilbert trained for
the Louisville meeting Margaret Randolph,
OveIando and Wing Ting will be raced at
Lexington. Manchester, which went lame in
race at Emerysille, has been tred and viii be
turned out at Lexington for the summer.
Andy Blakeley. Joe Jones and T. L. Talley
ere among the trainers to whom the stewards
of the New York Jockey club granted licenses
at their last meeting. Jockeys Goidstein and
Homer were granted licenses TO ride.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21
Jockeys Must Behave
Like Gentlemen

The stewards of the New York jockey
club have adopted resolutions warning
jockeys to avoid the appearance of evil
both on and off the track, under the
pain of vigorous punishment. The text
OF the resolutions are as follows:
Resolved, that all Jockeys holding licenses
from the jockey club are notified that their con-
duet and habits when absent from the racecourse
are under strict scrutiny and they warned
that keeping bad company will be promptly and
severely punished by the stewards; 1t is fur
ther
Resolved. that copy of this resolution be
sent to each jockey and TO each trainer holding
license from the stewards Of the jockey club,
with explanatory note 10 the trainer, saying
that his cooperation in enforcing the above
resolution is expected by the stewards OF the
jockey club