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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-28
ASK COURT TO SET ASIDE
A PAPILLI0N MARRIAGE

The marriage OF Miss Evelyn Warner,
Is years OF age. to Clarence Kenney. 20
years old at papillion March ., has been
attacked I'm district court by Mis-. Phoebe
T.. Warner, the young woman's mother.
Mrs. Warmers petition asserts that the
young persons eloped and misrepresented
their ages They lived together until
April !, when, according to the petition.
they realized q was best to part. and
now are willing that the marriage should
be annulcd.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-28
PARCEL POST SERVICE TO
ITALY HAS BEEN SUSPENDED

The postal administration OF Italy has
cabled 10 the postmaster general u the
United States that the parcel post service
~ that country has been suspended tenn
poIarily during the war. The local post
office has received word 20 decline ali
parcel post packages presented for mall
ing 20 Italy. such a. have been mad
vertenfiy mailed viii be returned 10 the
scndsrs and the postage refunded On APP
plication.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-28
Strange Canary
Back to It's Owner
'poes Il nav 20 advertiser

I, surely does. n it's in The Bee.
Scarcely had the paper been off the
press and delivered containing the ac-
count Of the canary bird visitor at the
Hitler house than the owner. who hap.
ponh 20 be Mrs. Herman Kountze, claimed
the pet and took II home. Il turned out
that the canary had been an intimate
member OF the Kountze family for a
dozen years or more. so tame that Il was
allowed the freedom Of the premises,
hoped on Mrs. Kountze's shoulder and
ate out OF her hand. For some reason
II had suddenly disappeared and had evil
IDENTIFY gotten several blocks away before
Il again aought refuge
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-28
GRAFT GOES EAST TO SEEK
NEW COMMERCIAL PRINCIPAL

Superintendent Graft Of the public
schools has gone east TO consider APP
plicants for the superintendency Of the
High School OF Commerce. Fifty appli-
cations were received at school headQuar-
ters Mr.. Graft will travel as far Ms
Salem. Mass, and will be gone ten days.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-28
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PLAY
At THE BRANDEIS TONIGHT

Information has been received at the
office of the superintendent of schools
that the class play TO be presented by
the seniors of Central High school win
cost these young people 5000 The per-
Torrance will be given at the Brandeis
theater.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-28
HOTELS PREPARING FOR
COMING CONVENTIONS

Reservations for tho annual convention
OF the Nebraska Pharmaceutical assoCia-
zion. TO be held In Omaha June 7 10 10.
are already being received by local hotels.
The national convention OF the Travellers
PFoteetive association. June IA TO 10. will
also crowd the omahe hotels TO capacity.
On the last three days OF next month the
Missouri Valley Veterinary association
viii hold its annual convention here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-28

BILE. eczema. diabetes. Bright's eAaarsh,
piles and other ailments by using Akoz.
This new remedy Is not patent medi-
cine or drug but just a harmless nat
ural mineral.
AkoE is sold in Omaha at Sherman g.
McConnelrs four stores and other lead
ing druggists where further information
may be had regarding this advertisement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-28
ELKS TO CELEBRATE FLAG
DAY HERE JUNE THIRTEEN

The city commissioners have accept
an invitation to join the local lodge -
Elks at a Flag Day celebration, to
hold in Hanscom park. Sunday aft
noon, June 10.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-28

New York Money market.
NEW YORK, May 2s.-MERcANTII1E
HAp1H--4h04 per cent
aTNRL.ING ExCHAN09--FirIn; 20 day
bills, ANS; for cables. N.ls; for demand.
sffsvER-Bar. sstc; Mexican dollars.
BoNps-oovernment. steady; railroad.
irregular.
TiME LOANS Easy; 90 and % days.
sk0ok per cent; six months, Sq0H per
CALL MoNEY-steady; high. percent;
low, ~ per cent ruling rate. ~ per
CENT; last loan. per cent: closing bid.
IL per cent; offered at per cent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-28

forming into Jumps or pimples
which spread all over my
head. These would Itch
something terrible, getting
red and sore and after some
time they got hard. My
trouble always seemed to be
worse. Nights when I would
take down NV hair and comb
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-28

LONDON, May aI.--Amarican securities
on the stock market after a steady OPEN
ipK hardened slightly near the close.
Wabash preferred stock almost reached
the vanishing point.
+ SfLvER-Bar. 2shd per ounce.
MONEX-1ttd1h per cent
DISCOUNT RATEe-6hort bills, "a per
cent; three months. % is-lsdlz3k per cent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-28

It the scales were SO thick that would have
nothing but scales in my comb
81 had had the trouble six months when
heard about Cuticura Soap and ointmant
and sent for free sample. The itching Fad
kept me awake at night but when 6sed
the sample had better rest. l bought a
box Of Cuticura Ointment and bar OF Cusi-
cura Soap and used them every night end
morning for four weeks. My head was all
healed and would never wash my head
now with anything else but Cuticura Soap"
tsignedD Miss Helen Boyer, July 80. 1914.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p Skin Book on request. Adj
dress postcard "Cuticura. Dept. T, BOs-
ton" Sold throughout the world.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-28

Lame back is usually due 20 rheumatism
Of the muclcs o. the back. Hard working
people are most likely 70 suffer from H.
Relief may be had By massasing the back
with chambcrlain's Eminent two or
fhrpe times a day. Try II, Obtains bic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-28
PIMPLES SPREAD
ALL OVER HEAD
Severe itching and Burning, Red
and Sore. Kept Awake at Night
with Itching, Used Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. Head All Healed,

s50s N. Hamilton Ave. Chicago, Ill.,
my scalp trouble began on the lower part
Of my head with severe itching and burning,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-28

m pse Want Ads Ar Best Business
pees,sSA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06
YELLOW JACKET QUINT
ON WAY TO WILLIAMSBURG
First championship Contest to Il,
PiH!cd With William nnd Mary.
stars Out of I.inr-Ilp.

ASHLAND, VA, February 5.-The
yellow Jackets quint leaves for Will
iainsburg tomorrow morning where
they VIII line up for their first champ
lonship contest with William ana Mary
The Yellow Jackets have been play
ing good game lately. and Just as
they are about TO start out in an effort
TO win the championship they receive
decided check. At this time parental
OBJECTIONS Will keep Birmingham from
making the trip to WILLIAMSBURG. while
incultE regulations may keen Hall and
robertson at home
ne lost OF these men will mean a
60 10 me yellow Jackets in their fight
me championship. Brittingham
'hn, i,topcrtson are both guards and al
.hoheh there are several substitutes
WHO may be called on these men We're
ineruS". liall plays centre and IL is
nropen That something can he done he
toIc nmc comes to leave so thar Tim
pig Fellow will he one OF Tho s,,,,o1 '''o
1oach Roiss is anxious TO anocx
inns iirst game and get the iumn On
me othcr members of the lea4uc -,
,ic has been heard Of the WiIliamsb,,r.
10Y except that they have n fa st team,
LAST year the Yellow Jackets de-
dnro them IN both games. They also
" ,,,a tiampdcn- Sidney twice i'm;
~ beaten by Richmond College in
~ omo .tose games. one by margin NJ
one point, the other by two poinTs W
NEXT week the Yellow Jackets viii,
piaE llchnond College in Richnond az
", " c,ineS,daE. and Hampton -Sidnnv ~
farmrillc on Friday III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06
VIRGINIA TRACK MEN
WORK IN THE OPEN Air
Athletes Preparing for George Wnsh.
inrtoh Mect-'Fwelre Out for the
Relay Tenn.

S..The members OF virgina.s s"t track
and field squad. who Will participate
IN IN, TIC George Washington Indoor meet
Yesterday for the first time this week,
the snow having been cleared from the
board track In the rear OF Madison Hall
Interest centred In the showing OF
the Tandidates for the mile relay team
. out was in the nature OF "A time trial,
the men in ihe belief that INDY might lit
put Forth S;n their best efforts and. thus
AN even dozen competed in tic;
event, MS follows: Goodwyn. Stewart
sSex #, Mi Mlno Tor George Walker Berk
bolt, diamonds and Rhodes.
While none of the times was an
nonnced by Lanningan, it appeared to
wynn and stewart Walker put up n very
clever performance.
mile rnce1Rolllns. Aston and rneter:.
dily; Tucker was unable to finish
NirEinin's athletes have beeh en-
tered In only five or SIX events on tho
soos assnas 70 Chg f s ,Ss nfs
General regret liz felt at tho. university
TINT the hurdle events have been eiimi.
Just now Virginia Ia pretty well for
tined In timber toppers, the star OF
the bunch being Captain Cronly. Train
the George washington meet was i mo
be needed to get, his ,hthietea in tho
said, no would hardly no abie 10 pick
the SQUAD Leaves for washington. '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06
VIRGINIA BASKETBALL
FIVE TO MEET ". & |.
Contests at Lynciiburg TO-Night
VIII Decide The State
Championship.
LARGE CROWD is EXPECTED
Both CUNTS Are Rather Light.
Charlottesville Squad Will BE the
Same as Last Iear-GencraIs
Have Almost New Iinc-Up.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. February
o.-Virginia's bask etball team left this
afternoon FOR Lynchburg where. to-
morrow night, 1t will meet the qunt
from Washington ami Lee University
III cohtest that will cecide the state
championship. Tonight, in the Lynch
ourS auditorium, the Orange and Blue
nSn engaged In live.y workout In
moor. Only one substitute player was
taken on the trip--J. Ludwig White
eleven en"r ayd ena on the VARSITY footSa
team.
The Virginia team is composed OF
resented the University last year. the
on,f member missing being Lille Camp
bell CAPTAIN; With stlckley ana Nick
els, forwards: Stretching. centre, and
Luck and Dittrich. guards. the untver-
SHY VIII present one or the best teams
in the history OF the sport at Vir-
Washington and Lee had only two
N, shi resplars to return TO college-,
romnding out a great combination.
The two CUNTS arc rather light, with
stretching and Miles are six -footers,
and tip the scales around the Hotpoint
men, as likewise are the guards al
though so far this has not seemed to
hinder them lii their scoring ability.
should enter the game favorite. SO
far this season the Orange and Blue's
ree9pn has Gssm clean George Wash
Military Institute. Randolph Macon,
West yirEinia Wesieyan. Roanoke Col
OF North Carolina, have sccn defeated
by decisive scores, while, IN the other
hnndi George Mse, Mashing,on and West
Lexington team has improved i'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06

broad smile overspread the coun-
tenance OF Treasurer Alvin NJ. smith
Las. nigh, whGn asked Se,, wnn' pr"srfhs
%Is to 'hs stock Of !Hs R,rnm%nn ;M
hiii. and arc on the insi hnlf OF me ne
hustled to-day and secured little
.. nifty rcpor, to make, to, the board
Of governors and stockhold"rs mt the
meeting Tomorrow"
smith had many good words for Joe
League pitcher and resident or this
city. Boehiing has been one OF the
m.rnest w1rknr,s since re Nn.rn.eered
ton Of tho success OF winning sub
scribcrs is due 10 lis efforts.
Just what amount Bochling it di-
tell without consulting his books, hu;
/, is large one and shows that tho
pitcher has the Interests OF Richmond
stakeholder. to Meet.
The n,oGl'ho'd Ter rn VIII meet m 'Gaay
meeting is TO have the ttockhnlde'
confirm the election of the board OF Ill
rGctors. and TO- accept the compen%'s
Jack Dunn VIII nkely be present
ANA viii outline his plans for the sea
son as well az 10 give the results Of his
lnaucnt got OF officers will bc elected
which viii more than likely consist of
tn" tentative officials who have served
the company 80 faithfully ana we'll
since tho project was started.
According 10 Treasurer Smith little
over $4,000 In stock has been sub
sCribcd for which leaves nearly like
amount to be gathered before the task
OF the canvasscrs is complete.
Dunn while In tho city viii arrange
for starting improvements NJ Broad
street Park, and before long the me-
chanscs Will be busy shaping w the
stands ana tic ground keeper will bc
on the Job getting tho playing fold in
shape for practice TO start.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06
ATHLETES EAGER FOR
THE STARTERS WORD
Richmond Amateur Federation In
door Meet Attracts Attention of
Local Sport Lovers.
FIFTEEN, EVENTS on THE CARD
Several Features ON the Program.
Sixty-One Enter the i40-Yard
DuSh---Heubi and Burton VIII
Clash in the $50.

with 49, athletes ready for the
starters word the indoor meet OF the
Ittrhmond Amateur 1,, A.hletic rcdera
promises TO be II success.
Fifteen events are on the program
and there NIL be action every minute
until the final relay which will be for
the campionship OF the city
that will stand out in n prominent man
ner the iI0-yard dash should furnish
sport to last "a long time. In this event
there are sisty-two entered and 1t np-
pears to be the intention OF the off,
cials to rum the race off In two heats
and n final. How thirty-one men will
b" able to start in short dash with
to understand. In the opinion of one
well-verseh in indoor meets, il would
prove to he u better contested AFFAIR
each heat. then the eight to run in "A
semi final with four to qualify and this
quartet to contest for honors.
there is considerable rivalry among
the runners each event should be
claSsed az "a feature.
What will likely appeal to the local
lovers OF the track and field game is
the 500 YARD run. Burton. Vaughan, Gil
porters and it is likely that the result
Will be in doubt until the tape is broll
eli at the finish.
In the G6C yard run lleubi and bur
ton will test their skill. and there is
no doubt but that the race will be a
hot one between these two. Hcubi ap-
To his supporters, will capture the
event without any trouble.
There will be squad of police as
we'll as company OF The Blues on hand
to keep the unauthorized OFF the iioor .
and as the gallery space is somcwha I
small the early arrivals will have tho
laggards and secure the best points or
vantage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06

JUAREZ RESULTS

First race-siX furlongs-Bad Pros
1 to 5. iirst; Augustus Hcinze, lo9
ena srt Sleua sh tG of &c raen sres t., SCI
> to /, aud even, third. Time, ia a-6.
Felina. Austri, Agnes q. Monie Cad.
Gompton III Terror, Making. Dr. $. T..
nate, Mike Donlin, Sweet Bait, Billy
Second-six furlongs-Art Rick, lo4
louder. 10 10 |, even, first :;
MISS chaueer log t,Stearns). 9 to /,
1913 As. Janiel. Vava, Oblivion. Tat
M Mer, riG ,.Sn,:. kriPp, Noble Grand,
,r Ihird@live and one-half furlongs-
Type. loI tMcCabe), 3 to t. even . To
.. first: I.onghorne, 1903 (Ricc). to i.
10 - TO 10, second; Carrie Orme,
Time, 1908 40. Katharine c. SNUG
sler. Aswan. Gano Dismiss, SuItana,
also ran.
100 So 's,aarnay FL Theoaori,a,
won: Gordon Russell, ia CSmain. TO
I. to >, & to 10, second; Al Worm
wood, loI tGentry), 6 to 1, 2 to I, even.
Known Florin, Flitaway. Paw, also
F'ifth-six furlongs-Lofty Haywood.
Ina ~ d Rice, 2to !, to 10, to 3, first;
TO 3. second; Ferrona. ito (Reznnsosnn1''
%. superb. cantemi. Ann TiI ilie Miss as
sly; Ancestors. also ran.
Lof H'0s' to m T. to ci 1o r r.t s
Hester. 100 UHcnry), 3 to even /
TO .. second; Kick. lO2 d.oudcr), S to
d 7; to ri !; od to s third; Time, IN rs
Cordova. Fnneuli Hall, Flying, also
ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06
WILL NOT CHALLENGE
FOR THE DAVIS CUP
United Stntrs LAWN Tennis Associn Ion
Pass Resolution nnu Elects
Officers.

NEW YORK. February 5.-The
At the frs, session OF It's annual meet
ing her to-day decided not tn issue :,
Tor the Davis cup. Difficulties raised
by the European war We're considered
too serious tn permit Of dccisiv"
match.
The association also voted 10 rata
places solely on their seasons play. ir-
rcspectiv. OF championship. II. ID.
Wrpnn, New York. was reelected pres
ihert of the association. and y. L.. Hos
kins, rhilndelphia, secretary. l.. II.
Sc ut. Atlanta. WAS chosen Southern
Ialcentc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06
ATLANTA TELEPHONE CO.
BOWLERS BEAT RICHMOND
First Of Series OF Games Played on
the Palace HUNS Inst Night-ticor-
CLANS Scores Received by Wire.

Last night on the Palace runs in this
city the local Chesapeake ana Potomac
Telephone tenpin team rolled three
games against Atlanta, the latter team
rolling on their home drives in the
Georgia city. The local Primers lost
two games
The scores Of the Atlanta five were
received by wire as the game pro-
crossed. aud the scores OF the locals
We're likewise sent by 'elegrnph.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06
CHAIRMAN SMITH IS
PLEASED At PROGRESS
Cahvassers Secure $1,000 I'm Pledges
Yesterday and Place the Fund
Over the Halfway Mark.
JOE BoEHLlNG IS a HUSTLER
Works Hard for Success OF Local In
ternatiOnal League Club--Stock-
holders Meet at ! O'Clock at BUSH
ness Mems Club.
Stockholders Meeting
This Afternoon

4 meeting of the stockholders OF
tho NIchmOnd Exhibition Company
VIII he held Ia the rooms OF the
business Mems Club ut ! O'Clock
This afternoon.
Jack Dunn liz expected to he preR-
rnt, md will tell the bOnrd OF dirrc-
tors and stockholdrrs about his re-
cent trip To New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06
Emory and Uenry Io.c

SALEM. VA. February 5.-Roanokc
college completely outclasscd Emory
ana Henry here Tonight in baskcthai II
ny riling up score of Go to Z. Al no
time were the visitors able to present
"a formidable defense. Ronnoke's en-
tire team gave n good demonstrntion
of superior passing and goal shooting'
every man having as many as five
baskets to his credit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06
Io~Dny's t.nr,i.

First race-selling, two year-old
muidens, three and onc-half furlougs
Diva. 10! Bias Blanche. 10: Broolis.
10: Noynn.. 10: Frank Patterson. 10:
Whispering Hope, 10; Tobacco Box.
1l3.
Seconh-selling.. three ar-olds.
five and one-half furlongs-s Edna II,
es; 'Tmrt9r. 9s; bagatelie, !0s .Alka-
net. lo$; Len9re. 1913; Lagoidrins. 1913;
lSs: Mferry Twinklc, los; Jack Ritiler.
Avocado. 1os: Moscowa, los.
Thlr ra,, three-year-olds and
ma. s.; 'San, Brekham, 81; Belcolore.
20; Elma, Toe; Ferrona. LOG; Phyllis
Antoinete. LOG; Kelsetta, l06; Noble
Grand. los; Rorster, 1908; prorcaiis, iii;
Tight Boy, Ill.
handicap, one mile Executor, So;
CORRESPONDING. los; Injury, 11S.
Eifth-sssll!ngs fou.r,y ny ear;olds and UP.
drew o'f,ay, 1901 Rose ONeiii. los.
Transparent, 10S; Ruvoco.-. s.; Acunion,
~ t. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06

mensely since these two defeats. "a
was shown by the game with Georse
town. 90"
Two-thirds OF tho Washington ana
Lee student body has Signified Ito in.
icntion of invading the .-:ii CITY while
quite a number will go from here. The
washington nnd Lee band will furnish
music for the occasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06

oe Em" T% 10" American s golf comes from Harold
lie says "On the golfer
"ona M m and thrtsseycn
inc near sue OF thirty and the who
ut
OF american going youths earo
ears as comparative baby but
Older school which pronortion VIC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06
HAVANA RESULTS

n" f%s SeshsG f n"d
LaGeriy5 to 20 = to erT ID, G sna ioS
i to q to c"stt9,m IN IL Ijones). y
Easter Roy. M NJ lnlrd ne Time, ga -
'n soc sir Fretfnl also ran: ' ''e''e
selling. v e"rSs Snoe !hree
WeiD, TO ]. to ). and to '?' G iai.
4 10 n Akin ~ sNolanJ, to q 1 to- s.
Ia Is. Golden Lassie, The ef lark ri me-
Third-parse $500, three-vear-o,os
and up, selling, 1--WE and one kaif furs
ihon II and IIid. lo7 (Carterj, to "f :
Mec1ilo ama e e. e r1t; 10 otrant9. ioi
;. second Uncle Eits. SS9 g 1,R Rna s,t to
T rGn,' % 70 TO- |, and to 5. third
M2prtgyIle and Apns,er also ran ran. Brown
and o %p sclIimr on 500 three,
100 Gtsp, 10 one stt, o s. anJY hesan,
grs 50 cq nna lls .TanIn'," IS TO 5.
,hrG Time: 2:o7 50. g cui & 1nn t S, 2
Ton = and Mockier also ran.
Elizabeth Harw God, io3 IpitzHHr ' q e,
,,, to 2 ana to :. hrst; Ajax, 10 tMc'
to i, even. third. rim S'anieyr l' p to !.
t3r. IialaNy. Lamode and Fifty Five
80 iiaynnn Entries
sirst raceI,tive fnrlones. purse $500,
la, ce-yenr-olds and up, selling-Sor.
ucllo. III: 'SulDcveda; 'Duaucsnc. ia.
ParIor Boy Gerard. lii. iiS'
Second-fye furiongs, purse $500,
e-yenr-olds and up, selling-zsStuh
born, pc; The. Lark, 81, 'Coile, 80;
1 III sdreaam. LOB Susan b., l05; Banjo
Third--six furlonRs, purse $500.
shree-ysa ol9s and up. ,seilinB--'Mar.
Michael, J1os; aiiana., los; Inferno
S 1mse stripe 2 Mse s Masslq Ro i,t s'fs
Eourt teod and one-half fnrlongs,
handicanwYeliow Eyes, "'S o.; " Piers up
i9i: Manneseh., 1872, Brave Cunanarti,
l07: Wander, 104. -
T'ifth--slx furlongs. purse $500.
!h Eraniisa sss,nr and up sallingRasy
cas-, 1885,. Duke OF shelby, III; Phil.
Connor. A. c. Haley, ia,
! sApprentice Allowance. ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

n'n:' g W.T. ! es
a 5"s r2l r 81 ry9 to 10 a. l% esen
ara TO 2 ,hlr -,r Tim ,1;,, ils ~; EGr
L.. NJ Watson, also rah.
Second--selling. three-quartcrs of a
mile--Pretty Dale, lo9 1PooD. TO /,
Gray's Favorite. Iii tOBricn, / to /.
; TO ., even. third. Time. ll6 -. TIN
Okolona, Brynayia. Briggs Brother
chiffon squaw. Mawr Lad, Ninbus, Col
fax. also ran;
six furlongs-Bertadano, III u'icketts),
to ], to l. to 2 first Tillie,s
i to ), , to >, second; nognrt. III ,Mc-
Gowan(. 10 to !, TO I. to |, third.
Time. i:16. Iiypatia. Amorest. rriwer,
Fourth--seiiing. -ycnr-olds and
UP. mile and one yuafter-M hrshon.
100 tTurnerl, 70 Q; and out, first: Bill
lie h sasea 100 Eroa 'l io p TO
/. i To 6, out, third. Time, s:i41-6.
Luke Vanzandt. also ran.
np mile and %snty infsS p nn
io7 tWarrington(, 9 70 /, 2 TO /, A to .,
hrst; Mallard. o6 H.illy), Q TO =. { TO
j. to /, to i. . to !, third rhine.
stuart, Dodondo, servieence, also ran.
up. mile and twenty. yardsgEi PATIO.
loo tGodstein), 6 to 5: to 10, to 3.
nrst; Autumn, lo9 oWarri,n ne to to to
third. Time, 1:45 Is. rage White,
.Iune w. Ravenal Kinmundy, Vega
noke. Bula Walsh, also ran.
To-Day's Gard.
First rafie ,-d $500 seilinii two
southern Star. ioS; School for Scandal.
lo7: Margaret o, l07; Deliver. 1o7; Pay
master, 10S; Sans Diamond, 100.
sccond-purse saoO. selling, three
= S. e. ,I GoldS sr ma,o Girl iG3 miyer
100: Stick Pin. ioS; ciioas. ioe, Iuria,,
1895 Martin Cascn, III; Wryneck. III;
T1hird-purse 5000, selling, three
year-olas and up, five and nne-half fur
ViIey, los, :i.uther, iS6; jim has es
ioi, Barsac, 10; Sebago. 10: Chartler
Fourth-the Gem Restaurant hanql-
cap. three year-olds and up. purse s46O,
mile and seventy. yards--Herbert Tenn
TEs Yer 100; naySerry Candle, 1os; Yens.
hesi f tSe; ssoashssinos5, saline iii
olds. and UP, mile and twenty yards
.Moliic Richards, as: Old Jordan 1oa !;
Electric. l03; Gold Dust. los; I Spy.
lo5: Puck, los; Our Rem. 1905 Father
rhcIan, 10G; Cassowary. l07: The
Rump. 100; Jacob Dunn. ia; Tim
Judge, 100
SIxth-purse, $500. selling, three
year.olds AMI up. mile and one six.
tesDth5-Cotton Top, ,9S! 'hrnor,. ios:
ma, 10; Joe. Dieboldt 10; colonel Cook,
Hts Earl OF snvoS. 1Ia. 3.