Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-18

of the afternoon in Floral hall, where
everything was on display, from |
pianos to newly canned raspberries,
but the main attraction was the exhi- |
bition of Thomas A. MarshalPs troph- |
les. 1t is rare treat to the fair goers
to be able D see such wonderful col
lection. Today is Tom Marshall day
for the people of Keithsburg and
many are here to do honor to their
noted townsman.< In this collection
there are over 20 large cups that have
been won in all parts Of the world by
Mr.. Marshall. Included are two very
large Tiffany trophies that were won
with worlds championship; smaller
cups from England, Ireland, Mexico,
Vancouver, Toronto, Winnipeg, and
other places, and then emblems of
state and city shoots galore. There
are the skins of tigers that were killed
by Mr.. Marshall in South Africa; buff
falo and mountain sheep from North
America In fact. game from all over
the world is represented. He also has
a rare collection of Indian relics. The
ronimo while he was a prisoner of
war at Fort Sill, Okla, is shown. Prin-
cess WaIahwasee of the IroQuois tribe
presented Mr.. Marshall with a very
fine wampum belt that is also dis
played Also a buckskin shirt pre-
sented to him by the chief of the Po-
catellos that has 10 scalp locks hang
ing from it. The first gun owned by,
this noted shot is exhibited and the one
with which he won two international
, championships and the most valuable
gun in the world.
A Japanese match lock gun that is
supposed to be 400 years old and one
of the old fashioned bhlnderbuss used
by the early English are to be seen.
This is without doubt most remark
able collection. 1t has been given to
the Chicago Athletic club, where it
will be sent Saturday.
TOMORROW,s RACES.
The program of Fridays racing will
be as follows:
Race No. 5, 2:16 trot, purse $500
Marie Louis, b. m. (Blake), Walker
Dunlap, Toulon, Ill; Pearl Adams, b.
m. (Willy Wayne), c. F. Adams, Yates
City, Ill; Recreation, br. S. (Allerton),
E. D. Harris, Hershmann, Ill; Chas.
Rex, br. &. (Recreation), z. D. Harris,
Hershmann, Ill; Brownie, br. g. John
Adrian), A, B. Getty, Chicago; Judge
Mason, blk, g. major Mason), w. V.
Vanderheyden, Mt. Carroll, ILL.,; Bar
ney Wilkes, b. g. (Border Wilkes), w.
V. Vanderheyden, Mt. Carroll, Ill. !;
Charlie G., or. g. (Amerigo), Stutz
Bros, Princeton, Ill; Aller-Son, br. S.
(Allerton), ]. w. Sipher, Monmouth,
Ill; Sweet Salome, S. m. (Deb), H. F.
Getze, Chicago; Indian, s. g. (Zenda)
| o. NJ. Stewart, Paris, ILL.,; Red Dice,
b. g. (Red HART, F. E. Wickersham,
agent, LaSalle, H.; Red Cresium, blk.
h. (Red Medium), ]. P. Code, Bradford,
III; Monarch, br. g. (Sombro), Harry
Otto. Chicago; Princess j., b. m. Zee
Gillian Prince, Harry Otto, Chicago.
Race No. 6, 2:15 pace, purse, $500
Flashlight, blk. g. Harris Starlight)
Cicero Harris, Mt. Sterling, ILL.,; Ma.
lero. b. g. (Keeler), j.. NJ. Stafford,
Miles City, Mont; Strathtell, b. g. ono
telll, R. r. Johnston, Moulton, Iowa;
Elsie Dillon Baron Dillon, Jr.), R. R.
Johnston, Moulton, Iowa; Bud Onward
b. &. Game Onward, Frank Cady,
Cambridge, H.; Baby Mckee, b. m
CAD Valorem), Chas. Mckee, Mon
mouth, Ill; Baron Coast, Oh. S. (aBron
Mari, d. ]. Hickey, Bradford, Ill; Den
ny Boy, b. g. ELMER Scott, o. D
Harris. Plymouth, H.; Billy A, S. g
(Hidalgo), o. d. Harris, Plymouth, III.
Elsie Jennis, br. m. (Klatawah), A H
McWhinney, Bushnell. H.; Curault, br
h. DIRECT Vier), ]. H. Richford
Streator, III.
Race No. 7, 4-year-old and under
pace, purse $30O-Flashing, blk. g
(Stormcliffe), A. L. Perch, Atlanta
ILL.,; The Eel, gr. g. (Mac 81, j. e. Sim
mons, Avon, Ill; John Archibald, b. g
(Expedition), DR.. J. H. Oliver, Kewa
| nee, Ill; Little Bernice, b. Z. Del
Coronado), Sam Watkins, Los Angeles
! Calf; Curault, br. b. direct View)
J. H. Richford, Streator, III.
Race No. 8, derby, mile run, purs,
T 800
Race No. 9. mule team to wagon
, one-half mile.
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