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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-06
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

At meeting OF the senior class some
time ago the measure TO give the MEM
bers of the senior class track teaII nu-
merals was voted down By the girls, so
The BOYS decided To buy the numerals
themselves. In the meantime the girls
reconsidered the matter and met at the
home of ono Of the girls and made the nee
essary number and presented them 70 the
boys "Wednesday noon: during a special
ground Is Of dark blue and the 90 in
white. The boys were well pleased and
ceased scoIdlng the girls for working
against them in class affairs.
The work OF the cadets is fast coming
TO the front, and IT will not be long be-
fore Captain Webb announces that there
VIII be another big exhibition drill tor
ton is being given TO the work OF the
companies. but near the close OF each
drill the battalion is put through num-
Der OF extended order movements From
now on the battalion will give a retreat
parade every Friday afternoon. at which
time an exhibition OF the manual OF arms
VIII he given.
and Black will be a credit to the school,
as the stan members are hard al work
and the work that hns been completed Is
well up 10 the standard OF any previous
commencement number, Editor Dale has
requested the senior students to hurry In
with their pictures. as the cuts are TO he
not be published. A speciality of the is
sue will be the sports. rs the school has
had successful year in this line,
For the past week the eight grades OF
the various schools OF the city have been
spending day going through the high
school Principal Eaton accompanies the
crowds and explains every department OF
the SCHOOL The purpose of the visits is
to have as many as possible OF the eradu-
ates enter the school next fail as fresh
men.
The vacancy on the noncommissioncd
stan made by the appointment OF Arthur
Doran TO The rank of second lieutenant,
mas been hiled by Lar Browning. The
stan Is now complete and Is doing con-
siderable practice for the spring drills.
The girls chorus of the commercial
Friday, afternoons. The work OF the girls
Us good and II will be continued until the
close or the semester. The chorus will
more than likely render number at the
graduation exercises
The matter of the interclass debates
VIII be settled before the close of the
week as a meeting of the senior and iu-
nior representatives WAS held Wednesday
afternoon. IL VIII be impossible for the
Two lower classes 10 take part in the de-
nAles. on account OF tho short time that
is i3it, There has not been any prepa-
ration IN either Of the classes. 40 the stu
dents would not have chance with the
upper claSsmen
The junior class members meet
banquet The class expects 10 '' give % the
seniors big "scndoff" and are working
hard TO that end.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-06
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-06
Building Permits,

Building Inspector A, 3. Hrth issued
four building permits Wednesday, as fol-
lows, for $500. raising the total for the
month to S295, 500.
George ". Poulsen. one-story, SIX
room brick dwelling. 159 South
Ninth East street. et...............S $500
r. T. Chamberlain e Sons, one
story, flve-room brick dwelling,
S63 South Fifth East street. 1000
y. Richardson. one-story. four
room brick dwelling, rear of 2S5
West Fourth South street. ..... 1900
D. Richardson. addition 10 brick
street - 500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-06
Rioting in New York.

NEW YORK, May 5.-Rioting broke out
again today In connection with the strike
OF the east side bakers mob attacking
wagon belonging To Jacob Berk head
OF the Master Bakers association The
driver was dragged from his seat and his
load OF bread thrown into the street and
trnmTlcd lpOn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-06
ADJUSTMENTS


COLONIAL THEATER-Dan Sui
ly in The Matchmaker" Matt
nee, e:15, Evening. Sis.
TIE BUNGALOW-''The Climb
ers, with Mary Hall and the
Willard Mack players Evening,
SIS,
ORPHEUM THEATER-Advanc
vaudeville, Matinee Els. Even
Ing Sis.
GRAND rHEATER-r-"A Bach
elors Honeymoon Evening,
SIS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-06

Horse Races at Ogden
Special S. l.. 6 o. (Lagoon koute)
at 1915 p. M. every day: May otn %
I1th. Fare 81 round trip, including Og
den street car fare to race track.
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tinued until Friday. when an intcrpretei
Will be on hand. The other three men
pleaded guilty and Il sentence of thirty
days was Imposed in each case.
John Hobson. colored, charged With
disturbing the peace. entered plea OF
not guilty and his case was continued.
Hen Yce. Chinese, charged with keep
Ing an opium den. after a prolonged con-
ference with countrymen In the court
room. entered a plea OF not guilty His
case was set for Friday and he was re-
leased on $50 bail
number answered to the charge on
violating the sidewalk and street ordf-
nances and were fined the usual 30.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-06

The girls chorus Of the commercial
class Will hold a practice Thursday and
Friday afternoons. The work OF the girls
is good and II will be continued until the
close OF the semester. The chorus will
more than likely render a number at The
graduation exercises
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-06

The vacancy on the noncommissioncd
| stan made by the appointment OF Arthur
| Doran TO the rank OF second lieutenant
| has been filled by Lar Browning The
stan Is now complete and Is doing con-
siderable practice for the spring drills.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-06

"a Bachelors Honeymoon" Is draw
ing good houses AT the Grand 1t will
run the week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-06

Styles that can only be approached
shoes are made for us by Krippendorf-
goodness. Including suede pumps ia
novelties, button and Gibson tie effects
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-06

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Whiskey and believe IL to he the only pure
whlskcy / have sampled for many years.
have been a victim OF Indigestion for 90
years, and find that have received more
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than all the other medicine | have ever
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each meal for eighteen days, and can
scarcely find language TO express the relief
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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15

The funeral Will take place tomorrow tThurs-
day., September l6 1909, at Q o'clock a. m.
from the funeral parlors Of Green. Ryan &
Donohoe, northeast corner of Sixteenth and
Guerrero streets. Interment Holy Cross GENE
o'HANLoN-rn this city. september a ,aoo
Joseph o'Hanion. a native Of Ireland. aged a
PATTERsoN-In East Oakland. Cal. September
mother OF Alfred Soper (near Orovile Call.
Mrs. Frank Patton OF Windsor. Can, and
Mrs. II. R. viner of East Oakland, CAL
native of New York, aged So years 8 months
and IA days.
PEYRE-In this city. September ~. 1909. Au
suste, beloved son Of Mrs. Zoe Peyre
q. lReilley. cousin Of Mrs. Marie ~ Dusan gam
I. Heitter, and brother in law of Mrs. " Oliver liver
reyre aud Henry Keilley q native OF San
Friends and acquu!ntances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral TODAY
Wednesday,. September 10. 1909, at O'Clock
p, M, from his late residence AZ TineIev
street. Mission road, opposite Silver avenue
lnterment Greenlawn cemetery.
FURCELL-In this city, September IL, 1909
pr.s,, ppary; dearly belGrcd wife Of the late James
of rs;an County Tpperary Ireland. aged 50 years.
% September Re I 1s qseaa lse at tessS say
Prospect m o
to st. Pau1s church, where q requiem bieh
mass will be celebrated for the repose OF her
soul, commencing at a. m. Interment Holy
Cross cemetery.
sMITH-In this city, September IA, 1900, Mar
garet. beloved wife of Andrew Smith and
dearly beloved mother of Joseph p, John
c. and the late Peter L. and Henry A. Smith
native of County Armagh, Ireland aged
81 years
Notice of funeral hereafter Remains at the
funeral parlors OF Samuel McFadden & Co.
1910 Haight street near Baker.
8MlTH-In this city, September IA, 1900 Eliza
beth Smith OF Cleveland, o.. aged 90 years
member of Ladies' Auxiliary No p A.
o. H., and Ladies sodalty OF st. Ignatius
church.
Remains at the pariors OF the Henry ].
Gallagher company. 1914 Webster street
URSUMANRo--In San Rafael, CAL, September
a. 1900, vinccnzo, dearly beloved husband
of Sylvia Ursumanbo. loving father of Louise
ursumanbo. and beloved brother OF Adele Ur-
sumanbo, a native of Naples, Italy, aged 62
years . months and days.
VAENIER--In Alameda, CAL, September H.
1909, Ernest Henry, dearly beloved husband
Of Anna NJ vannier, son of Mrs. Emma Van
nier, and brother OF Lewis @. and Gladys e.
Vannief and the late Mrs. T. ]. Henneberry
native ofsSan Francisco, Cal.
Friends and acquafntances are respectfuIy
: invited to attend the funeral services to-
day "wednesday. September 15. 1900, at 10
o'clock a. M, from his late residence 1727
Buena Vista avenue, Alameda. fGrand street
station, broad GAUGE lnterment Mountain
View cemetery
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15
DEATHS

ABRoTT-In Oakland, Cal. September Il. 1909
Andrew, beloved husband of Annie Abrott
Fred Abrott, Mrs. Henry Hauschid Mrs
James Ross and the late A. B. Ahrott. ma
tive Of Hoistein, Germany. aged IS years
Notice of funeral hereafter.
BEcK-In Stockton. Cal- September IA, 1909.
Preben S. Beck. dearly beloved husband Of
years months and II days member of
Court Excelsior No. 49,, f. OF A.. and Oak
land lodge No. ?, A, o. U. W.
Friends. acquaintances ana members of the
above societies respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral Friday. September IL. 1909,
ner Brothers. 346o Sixteenth street between
Church and Sanchez. Incneration Odd Fellows
cemetery.
her late residence. i54 California avenue.
Annie Loretta. dearly beloved daughter of
loving sister Of Mary F.. William A.. Henry
g. and Agnes q. Byrnes, native OF San
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BYRFE-in Sapa, Gal, September 13. 1900.
Miss WinIfred Byrne, beloved sister Of Mrs.
Thomas Kennedy, and loving aunt of Wini-
fred ke1ssay nssss artfe of Nspa S cay yoana mem IL
The funeral will take place today twednes-
day.. az 10 O'Clock, at Napa.
I4f Noe street. olive Z. Fellows, beloved
mother Of Mrs Emma r. Nowlin, Mrs: Alice
Nora r Law. = native of Connecticut, aged
81 years months and days.
Friends respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral services tomorrow tfhursday)- Sep
fensl,er i6 1909. at 1890 o'clock a. m. from
the residence of T. W. Nowlin. 141 Noe street.
Remains will be taken 70 Mount Vernon, In.
GARCIN-In Oakland, Cal, September IL, 1909.
Paul. loving son Of the late Leon r and
Peroiine Garcin. and beloved brother OF Ed
mond and Clcmence Garcin and G. /. r. Ma
rails a native of San Francisco. aged Al years
/ month and 20 days. member OF Court
Columbia No. So. +. o. A.
Friends and aequaintances are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral today
wednesday,. September 10, at 2 o'clock D. M.
pnder the auspices of Court Columbia No. S.,
r o. A. from the parlors OF Valente, Marini,
Marais & Co.. 344s Mission street near Thir-
fieth. lntefment Mount 0liyet cemetery, by
electric funeral car leaving Twenty eighth and
Valencia streets at 2;45 p. m.
COURT COLUMBIA NO. 55, F. o. A.-of1-
GERS aud members Of Court Columbia No. So,
Of our late brother, Paul Garein, today
from the pariors Of vaiente. Marinl, Marais
& Co.. 84zs Mission street near Thirfieth. BY
order Of WILLIAM WAGNER, Fin. Sec.
this city. September IL. 1909. Frank
W. dearly beloved husband OF Irene Hale.
and loving father Of Leonard, Mary and
Francis Hale. native Of Lower Waterford.
VT aged IS years ] month and days. 4
member OF Building Material Tesmsfers' union
No. S16. (Fresno papers please copy
Friends and acquaintapces are respectfully
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15

invited to attend the funeral today fwednes
day.. September 15. 1909. at 1:30 O'Clock
,. M, from the parlors of d. l. Kenny e.
Co, lfl9 Eddy street near Scott Intermenf
cypress Lawn cemetery by carriage
hAMb SIN Oakland. CAL. September IA. 1900
aiier Price Handy, loving mother of Harold
Parent and devoted daughter of George Field
h na.rse na OF California, aged 25 years month
hoDGEs-In San Bruno CAL, September II
iyVs, John Patrick X. Hodges beloved son Of
mary mary Collins Hodges and the late John
AZ wears months and IS days
Friends and aequaiptanees are respectfully
morrow Thursday, September iG. 1909. At
a. m. at ST. Bruno Catholic church. a re.
m agiein ,, mass viii be celebrated for the repose
OF MS soul. interment Holy Cross cemetery
KELLY.In this CITY. September la, ip0a James
a. Kelly. husband Of Mollie Kelly and be-
loved loved son Of the late Thomas and Ellen
Aelly, native of San Francisco.
The funeral will take piace today fWednes
aayl at 10 O'Clock a. m. from the parlors
OF Leary Brothers, 29l7 Twenty fourth street
Peter's church for services. commencing at
1890 a. M Interment Holy Cross cemetery
LEvY-In this city. September H. 1909. Ferdi-
Marion NJ Levy and brother Of W Alfred fire "a. /.
and Mrs. w. H. schnitzer a native Of San
Francisco, CAL, aged 3S years.
LEVIN this city. September Is. 1909, Ma
ron NJ, beloved daughter OF Charlotte and
the late Ferdinand Levy, and sister of Irma
Il. and Robert l.. Levy native of San Fran
cisco. Cal, aged years 8 months and %
days.
observation-disclosures into rest. in this city.
September -. 1902 Anne McDougsll. beloved
mother of Alma NJ. Bekeart and the late
George and Fred Acker, a native of Belfast
Ireland: aged "a years.
The The funeral will take place today twednes
Of Carew s& English, 161S Geary street
where services will be held at o'clock p. M
interment Cypress Lawn cemetery. by cleo
trio funeral car from Twenty-eighth aud Va
lencia streets,
Siias Mercer Mouser, NJ. d., beloved father
of BENJAMIN Of. Mouser NJ. D.. native Of
West Virginia. aged SO years months and
days marion. o., papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Thurs
day., at l:30 o'clock p. M, from King Solo,
the auspices OF Pacific lodge No. 1876, Il. &
A. NJ. Interment WoodIawn cemetery. by elec-
trie car from Thirteenth and West Mission
streets Remains at the parlors OF Halsted
& Co. o2f Fillmore si.o. street; 900 -.
w. II. Myers, wife OF Sergeant w. II.
Myers. Y. s. A. tretiredl,
NEuWALprvin @ this &c city y. September slb "A 1909 1909
line Neuwald. father of George and Edward
b. Neuwald and Mrs. Loring A. Collins. and
brother in law OF Mrs T. Glaser Mrs. 4;
the late Catherine Mcfarland, a native Of
Wurmdet Germany.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. Remains at
the parlors Of n Gray Co., 219s Geary
o'DoNNELL-rIn this city. September IA. 1909.
Alma Della. dearly beloved daughter Of Martin
j. and Annie O'Dnnnell. and loving sister OF
Of San Francisco. CAL. aged months and
~ Qayx.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued In
San Francisco tuesday. September IL, 1909;
BkCHMAN-LEvY-Jerom n. BscalRaH. %.
22o3 Franklin st. and Annette A. Levy. 23.
2699 Union St
BRITT-Ec AS-Joseph H.. Britt. SO. 2s4 shot
well St. and Mary E. Egan, 32. 4o' Twenty
+ cHAPIN-KENNAN- Hubert r. Chaplin, 81.
liG< FIlbert St, and Louise C. KEENAN,, Is.
1880 Mason ST
c0NNELL,- -BOUcHE-Michael P. ConneIi. 20,
Croy. CAL and Edna A. Bouehe' 20 San Fran
CoURTNRY-sfUNN-Ed Edward r. Courtney. 81
IS Verona place. and Ethel J. Mum. is. iii4
sRx-HAMILTON-Jsmes Crosby. 30. and
Julia Hamilton. %. both Of 45o Twenty fourth
avenue
GLYNH-RY Glynn. IS. 1871 Wash
ingion ST.. and Mary A. Ryan. 2s, 1851 Eight
centh st.
HO0PER-PIETRA- f. Hooper. SO. Santa
Barbara. and catarina $. Pietra, SO, 1872 Union
street.
LAcASsTE- I.acassie. %. and
Leonie Darolles. "a, both of 555 Broadway
LEAN-SHAW-ceclI s. Lean. so. San Fran
cisco. and carIotia NJ shaw. 10, Guatemala
C. A.
W-PURcELI.-0scar II. Low. p. and Sarah
Purcell. Is. both Of Sacramento.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I. Mathies9n. 70.
$50 Florida ST.. and Mabel y. Young. 2s. -
Waller 81.
MccAFFREY-RoBINsoN william Mecsrrey,
q. 200 Mission ST.. and Mildred NJ Robin
son. %, Pefauma.
MTILER-sf0 Miller. q, Fruit
vale and Emma 3. Morgan, 20. 1B Pearl et
MoRDUS-LTK KAJTYs-James Mordus, and
Mary Luka5fys. so. both OF San Frsncisco-
CKOIS-FOPPIAN N0--Tony Nickos. 24 54s
franklin st.. and AnHs Foppiano, 20, J67 Ivy
avenue.
ELI-ScHLTNK-Daniel r. O'conncll,
q, s. sfanysn ST., and Ida j. Schink, 10.
23i Valley 81.
scHMIDT-ABBeTT- y. schmidt, ss, San
Francisco, and Mildred NJ Abbott, 1s Los
Angeles
SHAW-TuCKER--John ". Shaw, 30, ano
Mary A. Tucker. IS. both Of Vallejo
FON OELLNITZ-8fAIOH William W Won
P0elInifz 21 1896 Frankiin ST. and Annie
Malonev % 234l SBffef st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15

Trainer Henry
And Schreiber
Part Company
German Turfman Divides His
Stable Between New York
and Kentucky

Emperor William, DR.. Waldo Briggs
and Sager Of the Barney Schreiber string
that raced on the Canadian circuit
were shipped TO New York from Fort
Erie and will be handled by John
Powers. The others of the Schreiber
stable were sent 10 Louisville 10 await
The opening of the meeting at Church
al downs. Dave Henry, who trained
the horses, has left the Schreiber en-
plOy.
Tim Payne, a well known member of
the Metropolitan turf association. died
last week at Cairo, n. y, after an ex-
tended illness. Payne was in poor
health Tor many years, but continued
laying prices until this season when
he vent 10 the CatskiIl mountains.
or four years. ago on his honeymoon
tour.
Jockey Rettig, the California rider,
eft the employ of r. L. Thomas on
Montreal to join the stable OF Clint
Thomas welsh viii train Prince
by Robert Little. the wealthy New
Yorker who is branching out as an
H G. Bedweli inaugurated selling
race war at Montreal when he bid up
tartin Doyle in race. Friday J..
nsught Il from $500 9s to pee $685. 81 out fsdd
10 secure him. Red Walker bid up
Snow Ball from $500 TO $780,
j. 5. Duncan headed the list of win
ming owners at the recent Reno meet
ing with sl,l05 to his credit A
Thomas was the leading rider. with a
total of ls winners during the Is days
of racing.
King Edward does not head the win
ming owner list in England since the
decision OF the ST. Leger Fairie is
al the top. with $I25.740 to his credit.
Bayardo won $eS,Il5 for him, inciud-
ing the ST. Leger The horse was only
beaten twice this season. and his de-
feets were attributed to the fact that
he fell lame in the spring.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15
Championships
Change Hands
AT Del Monte
New Holders for All the Coast
Tennis Titles Except the
Mems Doubles
By ARTHUR INKERsLEY
Special Dispatch 10 The Call


DEL MONTE, Sept 1.-THE final
match in mixed doubles for the 1909
championship of the Pacific states was
played here this afternoon. Miss Hazel
Hotchkiss and DR.. Sumner Hardy beat
ing Miss Florence Sutton and L. r.
Freeman in a keenly fought contest
full of good rallies, Ga, Cd. In the
first set the winners were 81, but
Miss Sutton and Freeman took three
successive games, making 1T 5-4. and
had a good chance of making it 5 all.
In the second set the winners were
SO, but by determined play Miss SUIT
ton and Freeman made it 81, when
their opponents won the sixth game,
set and match The winners are this
years champions in mixed doubles.
In ladies' singles Miss Hazel Hotch-
kiss won from Miss Amy Brewer, Go,
and Miss hss Goaa Meyer Sutton good
Mi nie meet Miss florence Is Sutton fomor
ship of the Pacific states in women's
singles. Miss Florence Sutton held
this title in 1907, but lost it last year
to Miss May Sutton.
defsa5ed lei aeds1n' G Herd Ss s sna Z s racnhe The
youngsters played line tennis. &. ROg-
ers and J. Strachan will meet tomor-
row in the final match for the cham
pionship in junior singles, which was
won last year by Robert Strachan,
who is absent from this tournament.
In junior-doubies Rogers and Herd
beat Griffith and Huff, while johnson
and Strachan defeated Smith and Gold
worthy in the preliminary round. In
the first round Rogers and Herd won
from Comstock and Wilder, while John
son and Strachan defeated Holman and
Wood. In the final match for the
junior doubles Championship. which r.
Strachan and B. Batkin won last year.
Rogers and Herd defeated Johnson and
Strachan in a match going to four sets,
6-4, ST., 81, ca. In the second
set Johnson and Strachan were Is
but made it all, losing the next two
games and set, 81.
The most important match of the
tournament will be played tomorrow
afternoon between George j. James and
C. Rogers for the championship in
mems singles. This match will bring
the Pacific states championship tour
nament of 1909 to an end Every
championship will have changed hands
since the 1908 tournament except that
in mems doubles, which was won last
year by Maurice McLoughlin and
George James and is still held by them.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-15
Montreal Races

MONTREAL RACETRAcK. Quebec, Sept: IA
Iodays stake feature. the Hochelaga handicap:
smeSr 1,ose saseres was @ Mrs ftpinesten's
Amelia jerks, which had shown some very fast
trials and which came out for the frst time
st the meeting. The scratches:
First race-Jeck Dennerien. Brunhlds. Third
race-Iopsy Robinson. Prince Ahmed. Fourth
rsce-Malhousie. Megantic. Busy. Fifth race
Fra Elbertus, Student King, Pretty Michael.
first race. selling. year Olas. ave and a
10 aud to 5, BY two lengths; omi-
cron. ss ePaul). 40 TO ]. Is TO l and to
10 : and , to 5. third Time. i:ca Is. Acoiln,
Amyi, Lorimar, Senator Brackett, Scrupies,
Betty Lester. The King. siewfoot. Compton.
second race. 3 year olds and upward. foaIed
in Canada. seven furiones-Seismie. l22 Mus
Fort Carry, III tIeice), 20 l. ? to and out.
second; Prince Rupert. i03 tcammingsl. Is
10 l. 20 and out, third Time, 81 1-5-
Third race. handicap. one mile, year olds
sud upward-Pinkola loI (RIcel. IS to TO- 3
10 and cut. won by half 4 length: Anna L,
10 5. second: Ola Honesty. 1876 tr' JACKSON.
Soes Fast. Quotes. Guy Fisher, Green ceai,
m FOURTH race. Hochelaes handicsp. ? year oIds.
seFen furiangs-Chief kee. 8e5 fEeel. 8 to ).
J % . and out. won by head: Amelia jerks,
~ lHerbertl. g 10 .. ] 70 3 and out. second:
aud out. third. Time 20 Is. Kfngship also
ran. Amelia jerks and kingshiB coupled
Fifth race. stcepiechsse year olds and up-
ward. abcut two miles-sir Wooster i50 fDona-
huel, 70 5. ] 10 and out. won by six lengths
Bellycasties Isl W. walsh. 3 TO i. S 10 ) and
TO 5, second: zsgg. 13z Slater. 10 to l.
; 10 and even. third. Time, 4:01 3-5. Dr.
Koch also ran Dr. J. I. Aitken lost rider at
Baiycastle and DIR. J. r. Aitken coupled
Sixth race. selling, 5 year OIds and inward
one and an eighth mfles-J0e Rose. 10Y fG
Burnst, 10 !. 90 5 and ! TO 3, won by a
length; Aze. 104 tBraRnonl, 20 10 1. ; 10 1 and
even. second: Zipango. 1oG (Taplin) to .
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