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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-20
THE CHAUTAUQUA
FOR BONAPARTE
Every Effort Being Made to Make
the Affair Both Instructive and
Entertaining.

/ BONAPARTE, Iowa, July 20
lBcnapar,.'s third snnual cnautauqa'.
Twill be held at Riverside park begin
ming July 20 and closing July rs.
Every effort is being made by the
committee to make this the best
weeks entertainment ever given in
Bonaparte. The following program
has oeen arranged:
Monday, July 20.
2:3O-Prelude, Dickson orchestra.
:00--Lecture, DR.. George L. Barker,
Possibilities Of Life"
7:30-Prelude. Dickson orchestra.
S:OO-Lecture. Dr. NJ. w. Chase,
big Bugs and Big Humbugs.''
Tuesday, July 81.
:30-Prelude, Ewing's Zouave band
BOO Concert, Ewing's Zouave band.
7:3O-Prelude, Ewing's Zouave band.
S:0O-Concert, Ewing's Zouave band.
wednesday, July e.
30-Prelude, Josephine Dominick,
reader.
O.UU-L0CCuIS, SApldln ). X1OO
son. THE Destiny of America"
sO-Prelude, Josephine Do,n,ri.x
reader.
Entertainment, Edwin Brush,
magician.
Thursday, July 23.
2:3o-Prelude, DeKoven male quar-
tette.
3:OO-Entertainme Miss Annie
Devault, Polly of the Circus
7:30-Prelude, DeKoven male quar-.
tette.
s:oo-concert, DeKoven male quar-
tette. +.
Friday, July "a
2:s0-Prelude, Concordia Concert
company.
3:O0--Lec4ure. Euclid B. Rogers,
Americas Biggest job
7:3O-Prelude, Concordia Concert
company.
Entertainment. c. L. Burgde-
fer, character sketch man.
Saturday, July IS.
2:so-Prelude. Craven Family or
chestra.
s:oo-Concert, Craven Family or
chestra.
7:oo-Prelude. Craven Family or
chestra
s:oo-Lecture, DR.. w. A. Hunsberg-
er, The Passing OF War;"
Sunday, July 26.
2:3o-sacred prelude, Craven Fam
fly orchestra.
3:OO-Lecture, Rolla H. Mcbride,
THE Under Fellow
1880 Sacred prelude. Craven Fam
lily orchestra.
8:O0-Lecture, DR.. W. A. Hunsberg-
=, srrr,, Do.o;r1 ~ uyor,,
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criterion In an estimate Of reasonable
returns. Dividends and interest are
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Monday, July 90.

Monday, July 20.
2:30-Prelude, Dickson orchestra
3:O0-Lecture, DR.. George L. Barker,
Possibilities Of Life"
7:30-Prelude, Dickson orchestra.
8:0O-Lecture, DR.. M. w. Chase,
big Bugs and Big Humbugs."
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Tuesday, July q.
2:30-Prelude, Ewing's Zouave band.
300 Concert, Ewing's Zouave band.
7:3O-Prelude, Ewing's Zouave band.
S:0O-Concert, Ewing's Zouave band.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
Disappearance of His Fortune
Solved by Chief of Detectives

The mystery of the disappearance OF the
interest on l,oo0OoO German marks and
tOO,o00 Chinese yen, as we'll a. OF two
clocks. one Of solid silver and tho other
Of gold, was solved ny chief Of Detec-
tivcs steve Maloncy 90 the entire salts
faction OF Rev. c. W. Savidge and Peter
Coos, the latter being the man who
many years ago possessed a fortune
Coos, a triflc off. mentally. has been
staying at the House OF Hope lie Is
past seventy years of age.
Recently he remembered that he had
sold two diamond mines TO the empress
or China and the kaiser OF Germany
and that he had tho money In the banks
there. Ho used only the interest, which
was sent him every six months. Several
days ago. he received Cablegrams from
his agents, notifying him that the kaiser
and empress were mailing by parcel post
gold and silver clocks, along with the
interest on his money. The parcel has
been overdue FOR three weeks. and Coos
has been importuning Rev Mr.. Savidge
to help him. The package was to arrive
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
ORGANIZED BALL FACES
NEW CHARGE IN COURT

ST LOUIS. July A-Armando Mar
sans, cuban base ball player. In an an
swcr filed today to the petition OF the
Cincinnati National league club asking
for a permanent injunction restraining
Marsans from playing with the ST. Louis
club Of the Federal league, charged the
Cincinnati club with violation OF the Fed
oral alien labor contract law.
Marsans says last January while he
was in Havana the Cincinnati club sent
representative to him TO sign a contract
which is in violation OF the federal law
that prohibits the importation of aliens
for contract labor.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
Putnam Wins from
Nickerson in Fourth
Round at LOngwood

BOSTON, July A-California New York
and Massac chusetts won the honors in the
morning play on the tennis courts of the
Longwood Cricket club today.
The young Pacific coast players, E,
Fottreii and r. L. Murray, after some
what erratic play defeated william Rose
baum CT New York. and f. Fl. Whitney
of Boston IN straight sets in the eastern
doubles championships. The first set
went to twenty games. principally through
errors on the part Of the younger players
and the steadiness and consistent playing
OF their opponents.
The next set was also a deuce affair,
but IN the third Rosenbaum and Whitney
weakened and the Callfornians ran it off
easily.
H. II. Hackett and F.. B. Alexander Of
New York had a somewhat easy match
with Hugh Tallant of New York and
Wallace f. johnson OF Philadelphia
Team work OF the New York pair former
national champions, was again the fea-
tire Of their play
In a clash between two Boston pairs,
a. :. Dabnoy and y. w. Niles, eliminated
n. c. seaver and G. T, Putnam, also in
straight sets ...i
Summa ries: ~ 5 = '-..
Longwood singles, fourth round con
tinued:
G.. r Putnam, Boston, defeated II
NiclSerson.. Boston SO, So 60. 46-l
Eastern doubles. third round:
DebLey and Niles defeated Seaver and
Putnam 6-S. GIL 9-T
Fourth r. und:
Fottrell and Murray defeated Rosen-
baum md whitney. il-9 80, 6-3
HaelSett and AlexaT der defeated Italian.
and Johnson 6-S, Ga Ga
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
OUTSIDER TAKES THE PRIZE
King Clansman Wins $4,000 Tavern
Steak on North Randall.
"DoPESTERS" ARE ALL UPSET
Four Races Run, hut HeHvineHH OF
Track Prevents Repetition of
Fast Time Rt the Meet
This Year.

CLEVELAND, July A-Thc "dOpesters'
received severe upsetting In yester-
days feature event at North Randall on
the Grand Circuit. King Clansman, "A
rank outsider, won the 5000 Tavern steak
by capturing easily the second, third and
fourth heats after finishing a poor fourth
to MoClosky In the opening heat
His best time Of 2;OSN. equal to the
events best time, although the track was
heavy owing to rain in the morning,
which delayed the opening days racing.
Later In the afternoon, however, the
track dried off little.
Four races were run on the fourth day
Of the North Randall racing The heavi-
ness of the track prevented the repetition
of the fast time that has characterized
tho meet this year.
Beth Clark, in the first event for 200
class PAGERS, after finishing seventh in
the first heat emerged from the bunoh
on the stretch in the second and nosed
out the field. Beth Clark secured the
pole I'm the third heat and was never
headed, capturing the heat and the event
The third race. 2:lS class trutting
event, went to Mahomet Watts in three
straight heats Barney Gibbs, however,
contested every foot of the way in every
heat, finishing second each time,
The last race was unfinished II was
a paco for 2:l4 class. After r, II. Brent
had won the first two heats ana had
been nosed out hy Fred DeB>orrest in tho
third, tho judges announced the event
would be carried over to the next day
on account OF darkness.
Summary
Pacing, 200 class. purse, $1,000:
Beth Clark, blk. m, by Joe Pat
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25

LAT the Bpudeis store sub-postoffice.
and thithcr Savidgc and Peter Coos went
to meet disappointment
steve Maloney will know" quavercd
the old man To Maloney they went.
savidge explained the problem and winkcd
sagely at the chief
why Mr Coos, I have had informa-
ton through radio-telepathio and psychic
channels that you gamhled all your
money away on the stock exchange and
pawned tho clocks accused MAloney.
81 know all about YOU"
The old man arose, weakly. and took
hts leave.
ITS true. thought had kept my
secret aud could plead robbery for the
lisappoarance OF my wealth. am a
heartbruken old man
Fifty years ago. Peter Coos then q
very young man operated several saloons
and hotels here, and was rated as being
very wealthy In later years he com,
mcnced to decline. and finally his
mentality became weakened.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
Omaha Golfers Off
for Grand Rapids

The second installment OF Omaha golf
ers left Thursday night for Grand Rapid :
to participate in the big Western Amateur
Golf tournament at this city. w. u.
CIark professional at the Field club;
George o. Simpson. professional at the
Country club; w ]. Foye. Ralph Peters,
Clarence Peters and w. n. Chambers oc
the Country club were in the party.
Frank Hale, Jack Hughes and Mr., and
Mrs Calkins left early in the week by
automobile, while Sam Reynolds. j. b,
Rain and Earl Bach viii leave tonight
for the big event. Sam Reynolds has re-
eeived telegram from r. W. Hodge,
secretary OF the Transmississippi associa-
tion, inviting him to compete as a mem
Der of the Transmssissippi team, and
Reynolds declined in order to play with
the Nebraska delegation.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
SEVERAL CHANGES MADE
IN CINCINNATI LINEUP

CINCINNATI. July 24---Announcement
was made today that Infielder John Raw
lings and Outfielder Maurice Uhler OF tho
Cincinnati National league club we're re.
leased to the Minneapolis club OF tbs
American association as a part OF dea1
Tor outfielder Kiilifer. who win Join the
Reds later. In addition Pitcher Johr
Rowan was sold TO Dayton OF the Cen,
tral league and Outfielder Lsross was
sent back TO Battle Creek, whence he
came. Catcher Erwin, who was obtained
from the Brooklyn National league club
will be returned to that club.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
PIRATES DEFEAT PHELLIES
Score in First on Leonsrd's Single
and Wagner's Triple,
LoBERT HIT BY PITCHED BALL
Falls BIeediE at side Of Plate aud
TincuP Runs for Htm-SiN
stitches Needed 20 close
Cash

PITTsBU RGH. Pc, July A-Pittsburgh
defeated Philadelphia today. to > Pssk-
ert received a base on halls IN the first
inning and Bobert was hit on the side OF
the face by a pitched ball. He rcn hleed-
ing at the side Of the plate and Tincup
ran for him. naskert scored on Magee's e
single and lineup scored on a single
by Luderus, Pittsburgh scored one run
in the first inning ON Iseonards single
and wagners triple. The hone tenn
made two more runs in the third in
ming on Kaforas single, wild throw
by Luderus on McQuillan's bunt, and a
three-base hit by Mensor.
Jobert's injury is not serious, but six
stitches were required to close the cash
in his cheek. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. PTTTsBJ RGH.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
SOUTH DAKOTA TENNIS
DOWN TO THE, ,SEMl-FINALS

SIoUN FAILS, 9, d, July 24-CSpecial
Telegram)-The South Dakota tennis
tournament has narrowed down to the
semi-finals in the singles championship
contest with Krause of Minneapolis,
Brapnon OF Mitchell and Barton and
Teigen OF Sioux Falls still In the race.
Barton now holds the state title and is
expected 20 be one of the contestants in
the final round.
In the doubles six teams are still play
ing. Barton and Phillips will play Win
terrible and Enright; BraBnon and Young
will play Dale and Borman Tiegen and
Griswold will play Kenyon and Krause
The doubles will be completed tomorrow
and the singles championship viii be
PLAYED Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
NEW YORK GIANTS BUY
jim BLUEJACkET

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, July A.-Jim
Bluejscket the Cherokee Indian pitcher
OF the Bloomington Three-I league team,
who won his twelfth straight game
yesterday, was sold to the New York
Giants today 10 report August 27 Charlie
Jackson, left fielder was also sold to the
giants to report next season, and Pitcher
Fred Marks was sold to the Cleveland
Americans to report August Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
Throyia FtIIs Gan.

lnfielder Artte Butler was only a Aor,
of "A throw-in in the st oujA-Pittsburgh
trade-"to boot ss u were-but he has
been lfesaver 10 the Cardinals, filling
the gap at shoTtstOp almost as we'll as
Hauser could have done It. He never had
much opportunity at Pittsburgh and the
fact that Fred Clarke let him get away
without testing him more thoroughly is a
demonstration OF the mistakes OF man
ayers"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
Laurel wins Again.

LAUREL Neh, july 4-(Special Tele-
gram Laurel defeated Harrington here
today Z To g. Routt allowed ten hits
struck out eight and passed three. HAY
allowed eight hits and struck out seven
Two home runs were made by RAY Peck
for Laurel Batteries: Laurel Routt and
Depew; Harrington, Hay and wyman
Umpire: Flint
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
Tonrran,ent NJ ut IoNXn CIV.

IOWA FALLS. Ia. July 24-(Special)-
Announcement was made todav that the
annual tase ball tournament in this city
Williams of Ames has been secured by
the management fthe tournament to
umDiro the games. Contracts ere now
being made with four Of the best semi-
profe sional teams In th!s part Of the
state to plav for the pursse 10 he hung
IN bv the management, The teams Sc
lCcted are Webster Citv Forest City
Acklev end HAMPTON All four OF these
teams have been playing fast ball and
some excellent sport IS anticipated.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
Russell Is High Gun
in Shoot at Tabor

TABOR, Ia, July A-tSpecial.)-One OF
the largest target tournaments in south
western Iowa was held here yesterday.
The shooting. which ended at p m. was
followed by a ball game between Tabor
and Hamburg. The home team won to
4 The gun scores follow:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25

veterans of former tournaments, will
march on foot, followed by the many
male contestants and all other local and
visiting turner's. Bohemian old settlers
will have a division, and so will the
twelve Bohemian lodges. all of whose
members will turn out in festive attire
for the event. The turner girls and rep
resentatives Of the womens societies will
be in autos, the Junior turner boys will
ride on big auto truck and the little
girls Will have fleet OF autos to carry
them,
Good weather continued to minimize
the possibility OF heat prostrations and
accidents, only one minor accident occur
r1ng this morning. Anton Kozeny OF the
SokOl RozvOd, Chicago, sprained his an
kle slightly by atghting on the edge
of mat at the finish Of his perform
ance on the horizontal bar It is thought
he will be able to take further part in
the contests nevertheless. He il a con-
testant i'm the third division
Omahas first division team is making
showing, but in the absence OF Frank
Riha and other local veterans. who are
over-burdened with committee work and
therefore cannot compete. the Gate City
turner's nave no chance to place along
side of the easterners The Omaha first
division Sokols are Frank Krecek, Anton
Treska and Rudolph Zikmund
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
Route of Parade.

The line OF march will be as follows:
North to William street, west to Six
teenth, north TO Harney, west TO Eight
eenth, north to FarpAm, east to sixteenth.
north 10 Douglas. east to Thirteenth,
south to Farnam, west TO Fifteenth. south
20 Howard, west to Sixteenth and cOun-
termarch to Turner hall and disband.
Two main sections will make up the
parade one OF the Omaha and visiting
turner's and other Bohemians and the
other exclusively OF South Omahans. A
platoon OF mounted policemen will lead,
with marshals riding next title float
designed and built by Gus Renze OF Ak
sar-Ben will head the main body OF each
section and half dozen bands will make
the atmosphere merry all the time.
Twenty-six stalwart judges, themselves
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
Rearet Cnhnn,r neIense.

SeVeraI OF the CINCINNATI players wish
that the club had kent Rafael Almeida.
The duiet. anTia bic Portuguese Cuban was
a soothing not o disturbing Influence and
how he could slsy that ball when called
too, and the boys think that IN two weeks
time. played regularly, he could fully re-
place MarEsns, II was one OF the great
errors of 1918 when Almeida was sent
away, and he'd be extremely useful now
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25

f LPAsO, Tex, July A-when they
come into power one Of the first de-
mauds OF the constitutonalsts will bo
made pom the United States for the sur
render Of General Maxine Castillo, now
held a prisoner at Fort Wingate. II he
il turned over to them, Castillo will be
promptly executed. Catsillo is credited
with the killing of at east twenty Amer
leans in Mexico.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
BurveII Wins,

BCRWELI4 Neb.. July A-(SpeciaI)-
Burwell and Central City played a good
game Of ball here yesterday, the home
team winning 6 to ? The field was a lit
tie slow owing to two-inch rain We'd
nesdaY night Burwell h't heavier and
supported Holland we'll The score
RH.E.
Central City..O 0 0 o 0 0 / % Z 4
Batteries; Furvell. Holland and Dame
Central City, Miller and Ward
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
Johnson Now Free
to Pitch for Feds

CHICAGO. July A-Judge Baker Of
the appellate court today refused a peti.
ton Of the Cincinnati Nationals that he
grant a stay OF dissolution Of the in
junction prohibiting Pitcher johnson
from playing with the Kansas City Fed
erals Judge Foell has dissolved the in
junction and there IL now no legal inn
pediment to Johnson's playing
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
Two TIrerx for Rrds

Manager Charles Herzog OF the Reds
thinks he has q coming star In Pitcher
Lear OF Princeton and he is soon 20 have
another eE-TiPer on his team In the
peTsOn of TOl Pendleton. n Pendleton
shows any such ability in the majors az
ne did in the college ranbs he will get a
permanent place in the Reds Outfield.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
Knwfeds win Two.

BUFFALO, n. Y, July 24.-Kansas
City won a double-header from Buffalo
today. to and IS to 5. All Buffalo
pitchers looked alike to the visitors, Man
ager schlafly using six In two games and
putting seventeen men In the lineup Of
the second game. which lasted two hours
and twenty-five minutes. Score, first
game; RHE
Kansas City ........1 1OOO1OOO4-6 10 /
Buffalo .............2O O00O0-3 Z 4
Batteries Adams. Stone and Enzen-
roth; Schulz, Ford and Allen, Blair.
Score, second game RH.E.
Kansas city .......Q OO4 2-l3 IS .
Buffalo .............0l 0O10Ol IS 8
Batteries: Cullop and Easterly: Knapp,
Moran, Brown, Woodman and Blair.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
PITTSBURGH


-Ran for Lobert in the frs.
HBatted for Martin in the ninth.
Philadelphia ..... 0 0 o.
Pittsburgh ........ ] o -
Two-base hit Leonard Three-base
hits: Wagner Mensor. stolen bases
KUnetchy, MAgee. Deuble plays: PaEk
ert to killifer, lrelan to Martin to Lid-
erus. Bases on balls: OFF Mayer, 3: off
MoQuiIlan, 3. Wild pitch: Mayer. Passed
balls: Kafera. Hit by pitched ball: BY
McQuillan nobert). Base on errors
Philadelphia, i. Sacrifice hit: Mccarthy.
Left on bases: Philadelphia, o. Pitts
burRh, Z. Struck out: BY Mayer. 2; by
McQuillan. g. Time: 1:ST. Umptres
Hart and Rigler.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25

Frank Bancroft has secured Jake Dau-
bert and Buck" Wheat OF the Brooklyn
that will 20 to the coast with Connie
Mack's Athletics this fall He expects 10
take Tom Clark and Heine Groh of the
Reds. and possibly Manager HerGog will
decide to go along, too. The two teams
viii start from Cincinnati on Sunday, Oo-
tOber IA.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
plan for street Paraae.

Details of the immense street parade
to be held Saturday afternoon, have been
arranged and announced by Charles Stem
icka, Ray PTohaska, Vac Schneider and
Oldrck Jelen of the parade committee.
The big pageant will start at Turner hall,
Thirteenth and Martha streets. promptly
at o'clock, with thousa nds of Bohemisns
of Omaha. South Omaha and many other
cities in the long line. Fully $50 autOmo-
biles will be used, and yet the main body
OF paraders will be on foot, from which
fact the extent of the line may be under
stood. Without doubt II will be one of
the biggest parades ever held in Omaha.
over 1000 Bohemians from South Omaha
alone will march in the line, all the pack
ing house and other South Omaha work.
ers being off duty for the gala affair.
They will come with two bands and fifty
autos. Plattsmouth will be represented
with over 200 people, who will come on a
special train in the morning, and remain
over Sunday. other special trains and
delegations will come from ClarksOn and
other Nebraska towns, and from neigh
boring towns of Iowa, so that Omaha
will be literally swarmng with Bohem-
ians.
Frank R'ha, national champion
Turner. who has distinguished himself
even at Pra sue the birthplace OF Sokol-
dom, will be- grand master OF the day
Assisting him will be Mayor Dahlmsn
and chief % Police Briggs OF South
Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
Herman SHUT ont OraIE.

HERMAN, Neb. July A.-(Speclal)-
The Herman team shut out Craig, to o.
Jack Weber at second for the locals got
A double and two singles I'm four times at
bat, and accepted ten chances without an
error score: R.H.E.
Craig ..........0 0 0 90
Herman .......O 1Ol 1 - II Q
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
BEAVER CITY BOOSTERS
TAKE ELW00D INTO CAMP

BEAVER CITY. Neb.. July 2L-(spe-
cial Telegram. THE eBaver City boosters
defeated Flwood here this afternoon,
to O. The game was featured by sharp
fielding and the pitching Of Ford of
Beaver City. Score:
Elwood .......... o 0 O o . q Q 40
Beaver City,. 0 % %
Batteries; Faresby and Devore; Ford
and Warner
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
GirI. Ride About City.

The Commercial club furnished twenty
autos yeste rday to take the visiting turner
girls on; a long tour OF the city. Monday
afternoon all the turner men will be
guests at the Storz brewery for boun-
teous Dutch lunch, and In the evening
the entire crowd of visitors who are able
to remain that late will go through Gus
Renze's deviment at the Ak-Sar-Ben.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25

AnsIey blanks Ravenna.
RAVENNA, Neb, July A.--(SpeciaL)- y
Ravenna was defeated by Ansley yester'
day, 4 TO O. .,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25

chen tNalentnc) nc).....................6 l ]
Fay Richmond. x. &. Lane) .......,s1 2 ?
Dr. NJ, Ch. h, Sweeney y)......,....... I (
Frank Patchen. hr, h, Cox, Sellers H.
b r., (GRrrison); Cohn ID, b. e.. Uutz) .
Tilly Upton. h, m. (Murphy); Miss New
sure, b, m. (NuckolO; Homer Baugh-
man, b.h CSnow), also started.
Time. 2;O6h. 207h, 2:Os%.
Trotting, 9i4 class, the Tavern steak,
value, 5000:
King Clsnsman. br. H., by the
ClansmRu (McMahon). .........4 |
McCloskoy, br. 4. (McDonaldl... . , 2
Lassic McGregor. br. m. CMur-
phyl .',..s'... ...,,,...,,.,,,..,.,,....A
Hazel Laing Oh m, CAndrews) 3 4 Q
Mont Ferris b, h, (Jackson) )...... 2 5dis
Time, 2Oah 2OSE. 2OoL, 2:OSlb
Trotting. 2lS class, purse, 81 ,0oO!
Mahomet Watts, b. H., by General
watts (Snow). w).,.....,,.,,....,.......l l
Rarney Gibbs, br. &, (GerEl. l.......,,2 2 2
The Comet, ch. <. (Myers). ..........A 8
Lottie Simmonds, hr. m. (Todd); Donna
n, blk. m, Ready) The Temples, b. m.
(Murphy), also started
Time, 8:Oslt. 2;O9N. aim.
Pacing, 2i4 class purse, 5000, unfin-
shed.
r. II. Rreat, b. 3. by wapanee
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Fred De Forest. br. h. iosbornj..,"7 :
Ella Mckay, blk, IN. (Cox)..........2 2 Q
Laura Patch, h. m CNioholson): Viow
Pointer. b. h. CSlAighO IAttle Director,
br. &. (Nalentine); Major OnE, b. q.
Murphy; Rodney w, b. x CMeDonaldC; ;
Tomking. b. e. (Boyle): also started.
Time, 2;06k, 2;osk 2;o9A