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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
GRAVE MARKERS DISCOVERED
WHILE ExCAvATING NEAR
MT. DE CHANTAl
Were Prominent Pioneers Of the Val
Iey-Cold Sword Presented by
Congress Not Found.

In making preparatory arrange
ments for the moving OF his house in
Chantal Court. Piaton Steenrod dis
covered the markers OF the graves Of
Captain John Mills and his wife. who
have been buried here for a period OF
over half century but up until this
time the exact location had never been
known BY The present generation
The body OF the wife was discovered
Saturday evening and the husband $
body was not discovered until yester-
day morning. Considering the length
Of the intermeni. both bodies were in
very good state OF preservation. all
or the bones being recognizable. max
ing the identity OF sex beyond cues
ton. The skull OF the woman was
found intact while the mans skull had
been crushed. Considering the fact
tina; the husband had been buried since
1884. II is remarkable 10 know that his
teeth were firmly imbedded in the
JAWS. while the vife's teeth were no,
found a. all.
The bones o. these people are being
prepared for reinterment. which will
take place soon al GreenV God SEINE
terv. There viii be fitting services
held in the presence OF the living de-.
scendants or these old people
captain Mills saw service in both
the Revolutionary War and the War
OF 1912. During the revolution he WAS
personally come Cted with the stan o.
General George Washington and
great favorite with that august per
con. After the wars were ove- CON
gross granted him soc acres OF land.
which be retained until his death and
which Is better known as The Old
Steenrod farm
old Sword Not Found.
During the war be was presented
With a gold sword for % avery. and ira
dillon had II that this relic was buried
with him. hut in tho disinterring %
inc body no trace was found % fhfs
present. Ncf only vas no trace found
but no one seems 70 know the fate OF
THIS heirloom
Mr.. Mills was statesman as well as
n warrior and had the responsibility
OF rep'ssentinR MS state OF Virginia
IN the Continental congress a. the be.
ginning % the new United States All
during bis life the captain was a very
earnest citizen and I'D not shirk from
duty when IL related 10 his state and
country
Not LONG ago the Daughters Of the
Revolution erected monument over
What they thought 10 be his grave. A.
me time ~ his death a walnut tree
WAe planted over his grave. this being
he ono monument that stood I'M
sca'hed until tho hand ~ civilization
cut ~ down few weeks azo 10 maze
Dom FOR the erection ~ houses The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
BODIES OF CAPTAIN AND MRS,
JOHN MILLS ARE DISINTERRED

roots OF this tree were firmly imbed-
ned IN the ground, making the excava-
ton for the captains grave very com.
pick.
The finding OF this body clears IN
a very interesting life history, as this
gentleman and his wife were among
me hrst TO make their homes In the
wilderness OF West Virginia before the
separation. The death OF the captain
dates back 10 1894. while his wife died
In ls41. IL remains a question OF com.
ment the destiny OF the gold svoru
but one thing is certain. il was not in
TERED with the BODY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

ington are visiting friends in Elm
Grove
J. h. l.szsr Of Fulton left yesterday
70 spend the day with friends at West
Liberty.
Miss llta owens spent yesterday
with friends In GAINESVILLE. -
u Z. Gibson OF Elm Grove has opened
a confectionery at Edgington Lane
crowd OF Young men Will leave to-
day for their camp Up the creek The
week VIII be spent iu the enjoyment OF
fishing. hunting. etc
The Pumping station at Fulton -
nearing completion.
John shorts. maChinist 81 the Film
Grove Motor Sales 90. received a very
painful injury Saturday when his hand
vas CaIEh; Ia the ear he was repairing
fulton council will hold another in
teresuuR meeting tomorrow evening
and viii make appropriations for the
coming year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
How II Was Named

Nottingham lace was so called he
cause il originally was made by the
semi-savage people who lived in the
caves in England. BY keeping the
work between them and the dark
mouth OF the cave the women could
work the pattern easily Nottingham
or any other lace. even the finest
and flmiest. can he washed safely
and quickly with Easy Task soap
which Is natural. scientific cleanse.
and leaves the lace in the hest con.
diuon Easy Task costs but FIVE
cents cake at your grocer's.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

<. Fulton 20 w 3 Kirkpa,rick.
5000 50 feet Springfield township. s2ss
Gould 10 Frank wildman. lot.
Jennie Finley to Katsis Elliott. lot.
Smithheid. 81.
Jennie Finley to Katie Elliott. l4l
acres. Smithheid township. 81
Jennie Finley % Katie Elliott. 1855
Smlthheld township. 81
city. 81
ROY T. McClsve and WIFE 70 Joseph
FiroE~o part lot s. Mcconnell & Keils
addition. city. 81.
city s7eb
Nina Bowman 70 Joseph rirozzo. lot.
~itv. 81
Edna Hog~ 80 : /. Sedgwick rot.
Highland CITY ff25
John R'osko To- Erwin Brown. one acre.
Sprtugte'd township. $500
a. Erickson 10 !. r Esrggern. lot
IA RelleNiew $1,000
~ A. simmons 10 y. n. miller. two
500 1--WE NV
Martha Nye-S ~ ollie Graham N.tes
Steuhenvills township $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
Good Reason Tor His Enthusia.m.

When man has suffered for sever
al days with colo. diarrhOea Or other
form % bowel complaint and IS then
cured sound and we'll nv ono or two
does of Cham berlains Colo. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. as Is often the
case. IL Is but natural that he should
be- enthusiastic in his praise OF the
remedy. and especially is this the case
~ severe attack when life is threat
ened Try - when IN need ~ such 4
remedy II never fails. Sold ny All
Dealers ADV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
WARWOOD
Porch Party.

Mss Mildred Knoke entertained With
porch party Friday evening al her
home on Main street, in honor OF Miss
huth Sare. or Lexington. Ky. Games and
music were played after which refresh
nents were served Those present were
Misses Ruth Sare, Mary Hilton. Dorothy
LsscH' Margaret AlSteao. Katherine
Mintz. Blancn Cox. Frances sharp. Stella
henner. I~snuette Nankirk. Emma kraft
Mildred and Ethel knoke Messrs. TIar-
ence Morris. William SchaTert. Henry
BIS: william Kramer. Harry Boyd. Jack
boddE. Tom Williams. Mr. and Mrs Ben
'larN ana Mr.. and Mrs Louis knoke
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

~" Farh managers for picnic 10 hr
n"ld ~ the Far~ in the rear future No
hNnhf" limo has been ~et. bEt 70 - the
-h'rhti"n "f the Iaik mana .-~S 80 TN
10 land the best men of the day for ne
~ IdF Iney are getting IN touch with
aftrrerf farmers organization to com
p'r'" ar srru-n'S aud TO designate the
time. ". y I'uu and ". 4 Sul have
consented 10 U- present ava Sp-ak o.
tnt farmers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
Turned Away Prom Park.

Yesterday afternoon 4 y'or Young
Coiofei ladies' and gentlemen aiighted
from a CIV and Film GROVE car at
he~ins PARK and proceeded To the
larN onic" O" buy tickets 70 this resort
~ was the painful duty OF he seller TO
INFORM th"n t1at none bgt into psople
Ner' allowed in the park ana a. a re-
snlt the dusky maids and friends mad
70 Journey back 20 town o. seek cooling
PAGES along Wheeling creek This order
pioalhii'ng colorevt people IN IN. PARK
Just went into eject ami 10 will ltH.lv
ne som" lime before me coI1-ed peopsr
betome aware Of the railing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

Gay charging him with selling intoxicat-
ing drinks 10 habitual drunkards The
charge comes out OF the fact that th .
squire had issued orders to the saloonist
nov to sell booze To len Warden. and u
5 ALLEGED TINS order was diSregarded
his Is m" hrSt case % the kind In Elm
OirnNe and IS attracting Inu.h Htfenflon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Company's au.
thorized paw stations:

COmpanyg Office corner f7f1 g.
Chaplne street Wheeling IS Va
Rank 81 Fulton. fulton " Va
ne IRE National Bank. f.im Grove.
IVES Virginia
Stare pank - Elm Grove Fir
Grove Wer' Virginia
Pay -o.- e.ecfric ghf yafe- ana
Ras biis ~ he rrrsf ~~nve1fsnf nav
station r. y It-NKISS. Treasurer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
WIN HOLD Lam Eatn

The members 81 Warwood Christian
g'ufch VIII give lawn fete TUESDAY
august ". on the grounds surrounding
ne church on Seventeenth street and
R!rhland aVenupe. They Vill sell tee
cream. cake. candy and other refresn-
ments. The money which they expect
q" make viii go 90 re church. n the
Weather - MOI suitable the ana.r viii be
Geld IN the church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
BIG COAL LAND DEAL
REPORTED IN RALEIGH

% Is reported her hat The Bsrwird
Whit interests have purchasad me
plant ~ 'he Pinev Coliiery Company
on F'nev Creek On Raleigh county
This - quite large operation ana
contains like fnr' . thousand acres
% coal land The Piney Company
ships about p on0 tOns monthly
The Berw nd White int rests have
about forfv -hOusand acres on The
Norfolk and Western and without
counting 'he rev purchase mentioned
above ahou' hf'v thousand acres on
no Chesapeake and Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

TRADE iphla Board Of fd.rattor vi,
hoia a meeting this evening a. the VA
tl"ndI hanN building a. Elm Grove Tor
tne Purp"~~ "f making appropriations
IN" Washington District po7-d wyt
h"ld Ike meeting tomorrow tertng In
the Fulton hank huIidIrE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

T'nTr.s freIT Ia-F.- -0rr--f y r-s.a
- Iuifesf 'f tho near frtur% f- = .err
l'keif tIat 'eEal action VII ha taken b.
to residents ~ Wf-.lirK sre'k 4 .~fff.f
banks ~ MS stream on Surfat r. ,.r-
are move .elu'n along IS esllug -ress 1l
: ID. TAF han %. f.e rest - ere eek rlus
f0Esfre. a-F ss~-e 90 sfe ttf one Of
'heEe uenr.s would uuf rarrrs. 90 %
- twe The aesu 90 Rave no r-sa-1
80 4fe o. fsr frese w.o I.'e tIvrE o..
vr'erva+ ard vrrE Ta-t ztN I.,a
- 40 wee and tr' f1 reS- on f1e ~
bath
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

Pav Ks.l. = ears ard NArEus-,'e
Martin - rears ~ Gteuhsrt lie
Henry % Wesfuater e wears ~
' mr.. -~rfir and isfeIfa g. %o.fe ~n
years - Sfautsrt |Ife
.1g~r ~ Wse-s snd Mrs Ss-.r strobe
- Usrcn1Iy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

Fr0eerIfi~F Aff0rre- n~N- -
o. ol' se go total - Nner .nH ~1a..
collected since 30 'ors osf~e III Ma ss
f'iI'ps IN .r-f.~s courts $3.50 '~
pleas court fsnla -0 T--a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

Tie use - lanes N~Dor~Ifs 10 la
= 's-arsr a. reer tefffsf AMI ~~-fs
1e+e raf ~ re fsfe~fart
.re NaTef pas fref 200 ard .-s.a so-
enI'r.''~E i1uo- 0~T@~s r d~v territory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
OUT-THE-PIKE


Yesterday morning George CASTILLO 4
resident Of Elm Grove. appeared before
Squire Seiherf ami SWoi- ont sear'I
warrant 20 sea -,n TIE quarter ~ the
negro strike breakers A. Film grove. Tor
the purpose OF aS'ertaiutng who pilfere
a bunch Of chickens from him Saturday
night ~ early sunday morning
bNtCer Butter. Deputy : err Henry
Frohms and special ~ Ger. r. II Brew
90. Proceeded TO carry ouf tre oNlDe ~
the warrant. and arrested three negro
miners OF a charge OF stealing siN c1'cA-
ers from Castillo TITO hieves were
placed IN me Film Grove 1a'l and lef;
there until late In tire evening When they
were transferred 70 the county Iail 20
await a preliminary rarirg today. There
has been quite q itttle trouble eNper. %
ercef ~ chicken rd.S ers I'm tFe oIt-the-
pine 4 street fnr some time. Anna owe
La" states fr4f SEe lost - ,- rke-s. Hl'
th'S was not .e-.fed asst might.
The Names ~ fr" men arc Albert Fort.
Harry Jacobs AND Fd Helu The have
been emp owed O. t-c Vim G-of-
t'a strike Wien tho officers &C..
n ed tNe, foGrG 40 chickens wrappef
In cloak and stuffed - ure on r1nev
to escape ro't'e These. toCetuer v'fN
tho remains - tie other Vcre collected
nv the oTicers and VIII 30 used 10y 40
piaintiT evidence The negroes do
nov seem 'rouhled about the nav
one n Them admitted no rad rilfsrci fte
fowl ami that 20 IS was NOT 'rr FIST ~.
30 had been pulled fsr a l.,s ufT.rs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

sixteen indictments against Pets Randu-
loNlc were nollied on payment OF costs.
'harleS Rodgers Frank Butu. ap-
peal transcript filed from Squire Law
ler's docket
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

"-sf pesfrEe. V'U .s Rrer q hear.
frg his sv~r ~ before squire -eiter, 81
Elm F-D'e. on a Har-a-' .zsv~I ~a'.r-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

The first municipal museum ~ ar.
eonauties has been established hv
Munich
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

When heating up me whites - eggs
add ? tiny pinch NJ AL Won uul
10 surprised ~ md how much hotter
and faster they Vhip NJ
The evening world., 1913-06-06

he was opposed by Kahler. Just before
the game started Manager Chance was
called to the plate 10 receive . diamond
ring. the gift Of the Ancient Order Of
Moose
FIRST DNNTNO-Fisher was in hns
form at the start. After Johnston got .
base on balls Chapman sacrificed and
died ct hrst. Fisher to Zeider. Johnston
taking second. xe,der made . great stop
Of Oison's grounder and BY . aplendid
throw nailed his man. Johnston tanins
third. Turner was called out on strikes.
NO RUNS.
The Yanks died In quick order In their
half. Chapman made Q neat stop Of
Hartseirs smash and tossed him out
chapman also dug up Wolter's hot
smash and retired him at first. Borton
was called out on strikes. NO RUNS.
40. .OND INNING - jackson singled
To right and went to third on Ryans
single to the same place. Ryan stole
second, Fisher tossed out 0raney. Car
isch bumped a Texas ieasuer over sec
ond for Q single. which scored Jack
son and Ryan. Kahlsr sacrificed. Mid
kin 10 Borton. Carlson taking second
Johnston beat q slow bounder to thu
| infield, Garrison goinE to third. Swes
ney made throw to catch Carisch Of
third. The runner purposely allowet
the bali to hit him In the bach ana h,
The evening world., 1913-06-06

be good and game to win. He was
closely pressed at the quarter pole. but
when Davis went to the whip he DIRE n
clear ard held his advantage to the end.
Harry Payne whitney's Black Broom
ran Q nice. even race and held on
gamsly In the iast hundred yards. TO
nose out the test closing stake and Cap
for the place money. Disparity showed
. bit Of early speed.
THIRD RACE-Seiling: for mares and
seldings; thres-year-0lds and upward:
ono mile.-Lysander, 100 (wolfe), .. to s,
. 70 and out. won; Donald Macdonald,
100 QButwsiD. Z to s. 1 to . and out. Sec
ond: ecsalywaS. io2 tMcCahsy). Z to /.
to and out. third. Dandy Dixon, lO6.
and cadeau. ~. also ran. Time. lss.
Lysandsr repeated over Donald Mac
Donald in the third race at . mile. A
length separated them at the fsnish
Donald Macdonald was six lengths In
front Of 6callywaG. Scaiiywag went
away In front and made the pace until
just before the stretch turn was
reached. Here Wolfe moved up Lysan.
der and went TO the front easily. Al
they turned for home there was . gen.
eral closing up behind Lysander. and
out Of the bunch came Donald Mac.
Donald. Wolfe went to the whip on
Lysander 1T the eighth pole. and But
well did the same on Macdonald. Ly-
sander held his advantage courageously
and Macdonald couldn't gain an inch
In the drive 10 the wire. Cadsau quit
after showing an early flash Of speed.
FOURTH RACE = The Brooklyn
Derby: one mile and a Quarter.--Rock.
Wow. 13 CMcTaggart). 8 to s, frst;
Prince Eugene. ioi (woifO. . to 70
Time. a07 SIS.
Only Two starters.
The evening world., 1913-06-06
EDITED EY r
ROBERT EDGRE:N
RACING

ts,.c,., 70 Til, Evening wsld. ,


RACE TRACK, MONTREAL, June O.
The results Of to-day's races mere
were as follows:
FIRST RACE-Two-year-olds ceiling;
purse $500; Ave furlongs. III
tJ. WILSON,. ~ to I. 5 to and TO l.
hrst; Parcel Post, 1Q6 (vsn Dusen). to
.. even and 1 to Z, second; Rsquiram.
io3 (Dreyer). 3yto I. Il to and . to ].
third. Time. los Is. Daily Waters.
summerhilL Llttlest Rebel, Marian.
The Urchin. Duke Of Shelby. Old Jor.
dan and Colonel c. also ran.
SECOND RACE-Two-year-o Can
adian fosled; purse $500; four and half
furionys. --Cornoroom. III u. wilson,.
to Is and out. frst; Sinsin. 16 "a.
Rowley), to Is and out, second; Dia-
mond Cluster, 106 u. Connolly. 20 to l.
Q to 1 and to 8. third. Sinain and
Cornbroom coupled as the Campbell
entry. Time. 0.56 As. Booser. Irtsh Har.
mony also ran.
THIRD RACE-Three-y year -olds and
upward; Canadian owned; purse $500;
seven furlongs--Llndesta. 100 Gam
brose). 1 to 6 and out. first: Planover,
~ 81. Snyder), 4 to I. ! to 2 and out.
second; Floral Crown, l22 u. WILSON, }.
1 to 8 and out. third. Time, 1.2s %.5.
Lindssta and Floral Crown coupled ~
the Campbell entry. Bacchante and
King SAKE also ran.
FOURTH RACE-!Three-yesr-ol aud
upward. purse 5000; one mlle.-Barnegat.
los u. wil,on). 8 to 5 and out. won:
Co.'s, 1N I'd. Connolly, . to |. ! to I
The evening world., 1913-06-06

oids and upward: mile and . quarter -Dussard.
1855; willing. 157: Handrunnins. i57; Johnny.
1852: Inqui,itor, 1852: Filbert. 152; Norbitt. 1o2;
Esddaid, i67.
THIRD RACE-The Ramapo Piats; thrse-ysar.
olds: mile and . quarter. .Islaukenburs. III;
Star Case. ia; viriie. 122; strsnuon. 10;
FIFTY -Fivs, III; Astuts, 12S: Hiatus. liz; Ni(At.
stick. il< Prince Eugene. III.
FOURTH RACE--Ths Piping Rock Onosoastiaa
subsaiuetUn sacs: about four furlonss. s.--BrooaAs-
edge, 1i0: Armament. i.; Camille lio: Ausns'
psrsscy, lie; Souian. 1l0; Bersamot 1lv; Han
dav. ia; Ths Goat. lI9: Baixe. i22; Bursrave.
iie; Il poiora. iis; Apt to Re. i?2; Roa
Rusaesi 1iv; LAvitssse. liv. p-slii.t, ia: Srs.
Field, ii0: Bomhsr. ~; reg = Ny Heart, lid;
Aiats, no; Cssiiostro. i22; Overyonda H.. 1lo:
iAIy Ome. iis, Golden Prime. 10; Optimist.
Iie; Iokomis. ii9; Election Bet. ii9 Rose, 10;
Brli Master, 1i9; Mss kosyn. lio; Heather Cat.
10: Oktibten. 1l9: Dead Loss. 10; Andes. 10;
Pabisa, 40. Lady Eoccue. iia: Walking Fox,
i2?: Deiegate. 122: Drawn. lio; Water Clock.
1872. Nkiss Filb. 1ls.
FIFTH RACE--The Harvester Plate; -<sspe'
chase handicap for hunters: about three miles
ave, The hunters course. .--Zarida. 40; Web Gar
ter. i83; Wrinkle. IS3: Jim Hanson, 16?: Ad'
y,utursr. lts; Golden. las: Essex. iSo; Silver
FOX H., i<2: Two Saints. 15S: Herculoid l0o
No. 100: Gold Plate les.
SIXTH RACE-whitney Memorial sts~pie.
ehsse; handicap; four year-olds aud upward; abou'
two and . half uiles.--I,oisterous. 1873; Coligny
las; Exemplar 40: Rsilus l46: O'Bsaf. las
Sir Gilss, 1870; Himation. 40: Rice Grain. i;p
Wlcksos, $50: Ths wsakn, id2; Ticket of Lave
lbJ; wooitsx. 1886: Delirum. i6s: lingo. iSs
King Cash. 1874; Penot,scot. $50; Owanux. t<O
O'Connor. ia0: wate~seed. 1872; shannon River
1875; Kingpin, i5s: Bishop. 1884, weldshp. 1877
l.. Navarro. i5O; Flying Yankee. 1876; Nsushon
il2: George Euo. i<S; Matte Bumpo. 130.
SEVENTH RACE--The American Eclipse rla,
Handicap; for hacks. hunters and army horses
one mile and . ha,.-.wiiiing. 1Ss: Hanin,nnin.
i6s; Kinnslon. 15S; Fred Essen. i4I; M,scondc
i8s Dull Care. las; Phoenix stag las; Embcr
l67; Highland Chief. las; Old Erin. las: Giiber
1872; Cloud. i57: Eadbah: les: Raymond. i5i.
The evening world., 1913-06-06
ROCKV|EW Wins
after PULLING Up
At WRONG FINISH
Belmont Entry in Brooklyn
Derby Nearly Beaten by Whit
ney's Prince Eugene.
(oeseiai h rhs Gvsains worh.l


D1MAcONr PARK. June 6-1Iistory
almost repeated itself in the running Of
the Brooklyn Derby. the feature Of the
card here this afternoon. when Mo-
ragsast sidins August Bsimont's
Rookvisw. began to ease up his mount
paasAng tie judges stand. instead Of
keeping him going to the odd hnish line
MARRIED OF by red nags. about 100 yards
beyond. whjtnsy's Prince Eugene. the
only other starter 10 the race. was
bsassa ct the regular nnish line. but
WOKE kspt diving him on to the real
Anish and came within three parts Of .
isnsth OF turning Rockvisw's victory
into defeat.
1t will be remembered that Fair Play
nearly beat the great Colin In 1900 the
same way In the Belmont
The free hsld was inaugurated this
afternoon and fully 100 persons grasped
~ opportunity Of sssans the races with.
out cost.
first RACE-Ssaaing; Tor three-year'
oids and upward: six furiongs on main
course. e.-Besom. iU (rord). to % and
out, flrst: orosvsnor. los (OberD. w TO J.
| I to I, Z to 8. second; Little Jupiter. 10
(Butwes). Is to I. I to I. to s. third
Mon0asf. ~: ivahsi. ib; Pharoah. ~
and Lawsuit. 100. also ran. Time. LN.
With what looked Hike the contende
scratched In the opening event Beson
stood out - a choice Taking the lea,
shortly after the start he never was 1
sroubiA and ct the end won swinging b
three lengths from 0rosvener. whi,
oiossd fast and bsat out Little Jupite
for the place Tue latter ran prom
nsntly all the way. Pharaoh and Mon
Grief showed flashes q early speed
the run to the strseA turn. but die
away In the straigAAsay 70 the wire
SECOND RACE-Vor two-ysar.olds
lave and = half furionss. Time. 10
Holiday. 100 (DAvtss). . to 8 and on
hrr; Black Broom, iot trroxlsr).
to I. . to : and 4 to 8. sscond; stah
and Cap. io~ (Hoffman). ~ to 1.
TO I and . TO 8. third.
Disparity io<. Master Joe io7. Ear
Lasha 100. water Lad io7. RIM
marshi loG Water IAly io>. Yode
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Maid lot alAo ran.
Simon Hsaly ssddied the winner
the second race, Holiday. owned
Mrs. Archibald Baraslis. Holiday had
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was called out for interference. TWO
RUNS.
Olson threw out Croe. Sweeney
grounded out to Johnston unasststed.
zelder stung a clean single over sec
ond. A minute later Zeider died steal
ing second. NO RUNS.
THIRD INNING-Chapman drove a
long fly to Hartxell in right Midkiff
tossed out Olsen. Zeider threw out
Turner. NO RUNS.
Midkin was out on a bounder to
Turner. Peckinpaugh got base on
balls Fisher singled to centre. Peck
inpaugh going TO second. Hartxell lifted
. high ny to Ryan back Of second.
woiter got base on balls. nllins the
bases. Borton got the pitcher In the
two and three hole. then bounced the
ball to the box and was out at hrst
NO RUNS.
FOURTH INNINO-Jackson lifted a
high ny to woiter. Zeider threw out
Ryan. 0raney flied to Cree. NO RUNS.
Cree popped nigh to Turner. Sweeney
cracked q Texas Lacquer to centre.
zsidler again singled to centre. sweeney
going to second. Olson ran over to the
0e,A boxes and got MidkifY's foul Peck
,npaugh put . Texas lsasusr IN centre.
scoring Sweeney. xeidsr going to third.
!, ana Pecidnpaush took second on the
throw to the plate. Turner made a
neat stop Of Fisher's grounder and
| threw him out at hrst ONE RUN.
FIFTH INNIN0-Carisch banged q
single into left. Kahier hit to Fisher
who tossed TO second In time to force
Carisch. Johnston forced Kahier at sec.
ond. Peckinpaugh to Zeider. Chapman
beat a bunt to Midkin. but when John.
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RESULTS At LOUISVILLE.

RACE TRACK. LOUISVILLE. June
s.-The races here to-day resulted a.
follows: =
FIRST RACE-Two-ye year-old maidens;
Ave furlonxs. = Sosius. liz (BorsD,
straight $40. place $50. show S3.lo.
first; Harry L.. liz Peak). place SaO.
show $500. second: Toronto, 1i2 (0ross,.
chow $40. third. Time, 100 IS. Cha.
gan. Ambition. Aiador. Kaintuck. Elan
dro. Or. Samuel. Robert Kay. Breakers
and Violet Kay also ran. Toronto and
DIR. Samuel coupled In betting.