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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1904

Page

35

Ascension by a Head in Tight Saratoga Race Card

Close finishes marked the Saratoga racing day with Old England setting the pace in the feature Catskill. Ascension passed late to claim a head victory as Cairngorm won the sixth in a driving finish. Stalwart and Rosa of Dawn also posted neck and two-length wins amid a crowded program from Aug. 8.

Saratoga N. Y Alastor Old England Ascension Gay Boy Stalwart Jucund Trek Malden Rose of Dawn Teacress Hiv Shrine Cloverland Waswift Orly II Gay Lothario Cairmgorm Keene van Tromp Stuister Secund Opnetil Seartfell Burns Leonidas Et Tu Brute Marjoram Selham Monet Dayton Matden Holman Roselle Westen Mantuan Captivator Lioretw Saylesford Roekuff Fleanil Rosa of Dawn Hildebrand Tracress Lyne Marie Frances Shaw Dorothy Grey Flinders High Life Diamond Flash Intrigue Steel Trap Meadow Harm Shannonside Good Brags Pountil Catskill Ildebrand England Tmming de Reszke Gay Day Ishlana Crown Prince Stevedore Toscan Norbury Tearar Gox Lotharta Sir Shep Sats Stowerada Calengorm Lanito Agte Lid Boras Lans Cemacit Cleveland T Martin Jerey Snoy Gaunte Dinah Iosh Tonsan Miss Rute Thistia Eloaf Fre World Letola Seqtece Aed Watwaret Fortune Telter Biota Lea Raame

Commodore Returns to Form in Feature at Faw Grounds

Commodore won the feature at Faw Grounds by five lengths over Blissful with Bas d’Or the favorite unable to reach. Light Opera bled while leading in the fifth race. The Missourian was the only favorite to win. multiple races listed with results and other runners.

St. Louis Commodore Faw Blissful Bas d'Or the Missourian Light Opera Hendersom Dresles Ton Seder Lady Mercury Roung The Triumptress Sorreligo Hersain Lady Sellers George DT Harequin Swaar Derry Gold Alao Rat Tubbard Owiliams Suit Aon Crook Sedert Aerund Anardko W. Davis Johnnie Powers Stair Glen Crefth Mr. Dade J. Booker Anderson Marquia de Carshag Claremont Light Milo Wuccieuth Ss Anatin Wen Regina D H. Lidersen Flyer Roach Little Corker Dolinda Jelly Vonnett Prodigal Son Ivas Shortcake Goooe King'a Court Leenja Aspadla Visetta Pharmacy Bessie BrasOold Stella Ero Lady Lou Olle Burnett Cernora Lady Selleralana Neperthe Allegretta Milbraok Troon Fenian Doctor Claris Harmarts Oldstone Hyaster Toby Tosa Jack Young Futtaca St Agnes Dotunda J PL Mayberry Jack Little Buccaneer Trapsetter Dickens Commonanre Erema Lady Tally H King Ros Dervieh Joe Goss Misa Manners Dolly Gray Densonhurst Sig Belver

Races Reported with Odds and Times

Race results list six events with winners and placings. Winetaur and Henry Watte dead heated in the third race with time 1 28. Pyres divided. Combustion led the fourth with Capitano second and Como third. Hugh McGowan won the Perth Mile at 8 to 5, with Florizel second and Harbor third. Rough Rider won the sixth at one mile eight furlongs, Benchart second and Mar Un third. times noted.

Buffalo Fort Erie Minotaur Henry Waite Triumovir Yama Christy Adem Ger Winetaur Henry Watte Barly Boy Pyres Combustion Capitano Como Perth Hugh McGowan Florizel Harbor Benchart Mar- UN

Ananias Leads Riverside Selling Stakes at Harlem

Ananias led from start to finish to win the Riverside Selling Stakes at Harlem, taking $2,260 for the winner. Sweetie was second with Gold Mineral third, a head ahead of Dell Leash, in perfect weather on a fast track. Spencerian was also a starter.

Chicago Ananias Riverside Harlem Sweetie Gold Mineral Dell Leash Spencerian Capitanza Frank Monteverde Feldity Davey Lawrence Cutter Bexersall Harefoot Merino Ralph Reese Stas Lee Lou Reed August Victoria Thedramlo Schoolcraft Bowling Butte Dong Loingo Rice Weird Pemberton Galdan Way Cork Coronutus Alma Girl Morrison Bweetie Knapp Golden Mineral Greenfield del Leath Jerry Lynch Feicht Incubator Hofner the Lady Ie- Intyre Doctor Stephens Fonsoluca Ploren Ine Hoffier John Smulaxt Henry Monte Pelcit Peter Durel McLellan Telephone Apple Gregor Docile Perry Royalty Mezzo Jaka Greenberg Federal Durbar San Hemo Cardinal Wolsey McIntyre Flevron Ernest Parlem Joe Frey Harry New Blue Mint Benson Caldwell Anna Royal Firate Bob Franklin Baywood Plautus Doc Watlees Captein Neroth the Gadfly Louise MacFarlan al Casey Green Rane Raviana Ele M Sincerity Belle Platoon Dundall la Chaperone Flo Bob Bombardier Prince Silver Wings Lady Bellati Robin Hood Determination White Plume Major T. J. Carson Felipe Lugo Mie Schoolmate Sioux Chief Bragg Fogally Dr. Stephens Port Royal Huzzah Ida Teavis Big Ben Cutton Forge Delagoa Ahola King Leaves Intenne Frances Dillon Lady Fashion Katle Zht North End Belle Kinney Lolo Mal Miss Inez A. Dare Green Bonnie Prince Charlie Lord Dixon Oceaner Fubtie St. Deis Lot Gitchestons Enchanter Weberfielde Joe Frey Doetle Ernest Parham Allie Virgie Longmore Lady Free Knight Gillain Potrero Grande Light

Empire City Harness Meet Opens With 6000 Fans At New York Track

The Empire City track lit up the grand circuit season drawing 6000 spectators. Doctor Strong led a contour of heats in the 2:10 trot for a $5000 purse with Consuelor and Hetty G among notable winners. multiple classes and heats followed with top horses like Nathan Strauss and Locanda posting seconds and others racing in close finishes. A wrestling result from Utica Park saw Jim Parr lose to George L Barber in a catch as catch can match. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as the best tonic for loss of appetite as a closing note.

New York Empire City Strong J John Taplor Pule Consuelor Trottley Toymaker N. B Nercator Roxie Lee Tay Star Reers C. G Cummings Viola Gould Clay Gahagenell Conauelo S B. m Derryrider Joly Taylor Gr. G. Crispon Norris B. G Shank Kent Oh. G Speere the Roman Shaw Robert Me Geore Meta Ketty G Terton Murphy Banace Joe Pointer McClary Frank Yoakum Gopurell Winflett Stratton B. Rk deGutre Locanda Little Squaw Nathen Strauss China Maid Athena Walsall Prince de Ryder Wotenette B.c Winnings Pleasant Thought B. F McQuaig Major Guaithlen Hudson Lord Revelstroke McMlory David Hosel Be. Ec Dunn the Herrmit Bik. c Freeman Fatty Felix B. c Barnett Arieto Nushagak Langton Ue Ryder Alex Campbell Kathryne R Bom jRassle C Bla Kinney Tatlast Bonnie Lass Mary Joe Confienza Euxemie Gorden Prince Br. H Ovatorio—Twinkle Bietater Snow Delilah Nockout Hal B. H Shank. Dewey, Co Dickerson Roland Reed Timothy V. J George Presser Vice Regal Fred N Accident Maggie S Florence Wilton Winnie King Big Boy Aseace Parr Utica Jim Parr Buffalo George L. Barber Utica Park Barber

International Typographical Union Meets in St Louis

The fiftieth annual convention opens in Convention Hall with 700 delegates from the United States and Canada. D R Francis, Joseph W Falk, Cyrus P Walbridge, James M Lynch and Leonora M Lake to speak. Lynch receives union crafted gav el. adjournment set for 10 a m tomorrow.

St. Louis International Typographical Union of North Leonora M. Lake M. R. H. Witter Canon Davis Christ Church Cathedral Witter Gov. Dockery Wells J. A. Jackson Typographical Union No. 8

Fire Threatened Theater as Buffalo Firemen Contain Blaze

A five story Main street building fire in Buffalo caused about 400000 in damage and briefly threatened the Academy of Music next door where a play was underway. Firemen confined the flames to the origin building, aiding a safe audience exit led by Assistant Fire Chief Edward Murphy. No serious injuries. cause under investigation with theories of electrical wires shorting in the basement. Insurance covered nearly all losses with specified claims: Fisher jeweler 40000 Vosburg & Whiting 100000 Leper & Ellwood 70000 Desbecker & Block 75000 W H Schoenau Co 60000 building damage 6000.

Buffalo Main Street Academy of Music Edward Murphy Academy Stage C. J. Fisher Jeweler Vosburg & Whiting Company Leper & Ellwood, Clothiers Desbecker & Block ‘Tailoring Company

Deaths and obituaries of public figures and artists

Obituaries note the death of Mark H. Dunell former Minnesota congressman born July 2 1823 in Buxton Missouri died of heart disease. His career spanned Maine state service and Minnesota politics including the Forty second to Fifty seventh Congresses and later the Fifty first. Also reported are the deaths of Rev J W Moore in New Orleans James Cox Aikens Manitoba former lieutenant governor and staff secretary in Canada and Mamie Gilroy actress and singer in New York City from heart disease and illness.

Minnesota Owatonna Minn Mark H. Dunnell Buxton Colby University Maine House of Representatives State Senate Portland United States Vera Cruz Mex Dunnell Keifer Ohio Winnipeg Manitoba James Cox Aikens Canada Sir John Macdonald Toronto New York Mamie Gilroy

Dyspepsia Cure Promises Fast Relief and Guarantee

The Grover Graham Dyspepsia Remedy offers a positive guarantee to cure dyspepsia heartburn and stomach disorders. It claims immediate relief from the first dose and restoration of digestion, based on the McDermott formula. Sold by druggists with a promise of satisfaction and advice by mail.

Grover Graham Grover Graham Co Newburgh, N

Wreck at Dry Creek Bridge Triggers Race Among Rescuers

The disaster drew a thousand onlookers and rescuers under Supts Bowren Miller and Dyer with Chief Shoup aiding. Bodies recovered slowly as floods washed away the scene near Eden. Survivors recounted the sudden crash as the Denver and Rio Grande train plunged into Dry Creek, with mangled cars piling into the torrent and a frantic morgue scene following.

St. Louis R. H. Bowren W. Miller Denver and Rio Grande Dyer Missouri Pacific H. M. Shoup Fountain River Mayfield Dry Creek Pathman Charles Hindman Hindman Eden BR. Brunnazazi Denver and Rio Grande Wyata

Education Bureaus catalogues list by The Post

The Post's Educational Information Bureau in Washington lists catalogues and school information on file. A partial list includes National Cathedral School Gonzaga College Georgetown University and many other colleges and academies across the states.

Post Bureau of Educational Information Post’s Educational Information Bureau Washington, D. C National Cathedral School Academy of Visitation Southern Home School Hall-Noyes Emersons Institute Wood's Commercial College Tanner's, Business College Spencerian Business College Gonzaga College Gonzaga Preparatory School St. John's College Georgetown College Georgetown Preparatory School Georgetown Law School Georgetown Medical School Columbian University College Columbian University Medical School Columbian University School of Jurisprudence and Diplomacy Columbian University Law School Catholic University of America Berlitz School of

Passenger recounts escape from submerged train car

In Pueblo Colorado August 8 J M Killin hardware dealer survived a wreck by strong swimming calm and presence of mind He recalls the initial crash lights failing passengers crushed by timbers water rising and the car sinking He forced his way to a door held his breath nearly a minute and smashed a glass transom to escape before another crash struck him further.

Pueblo Colo J. M. Kin Killin Mr. Kill

Skull Fractured by Fall on Ninth Street Site

Joseph A. Grover twenty five of 2138 Street NW fell from the first floor girders into a cellar while working on a new building near Ninth street and Massachusetts Avenue NW yesterday. He struck his head and sustained a skull fracture and was sent to Emergency Hospital where he was reported out of danger last night. Across the nation Springfield Illinois August 8 Judge Otis Humphrey in Federal Court sustained the injunction restraining the operation of the anti convict labor law concluding the new law is constitutional.

Ninth Street Massachusetts Avenue Joseph A. Grover Springfield Ill Otis Humphrey

Stock Broker Walter Wilkins Arrested For Embezzlement

Detective Muller and Cornwall arrested Walter P. Wilkins a stock broker on embezzlement charges after a chase at Brunswick Apartments and a store visit. Wilkins, formerly in charge of Standard Bat terine at Langdon, allegedly defrauded Mrs. Lillian Cromelin of 700 in stock and 3900 loan funds. He faced a Police Court hearing set for today.

Brunswick Muller Cornwall Walter P. Wilkins I Street Franklin Square Wilkins Siore Fourteenth Street Eugene A. Jones Lillian N. Cromelin Thirteenth Street Langdon Colorado

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Jones the Post's Educational Information Bureau Virginia Augusta Military Academy Lecuat, Dale Academy Co-operative Female School Woodlawn Seminary Rawling Institute Bethel Military Academy Shenandoah College St. Alban’s School Gloucester Academy Hampton Institute Virginia Military Institute Washington Schools Richmond College Virginia Institute Chesapeake Academy Chester Springs Academy Temperance Industrial Institute Stonewall Jackson Institute College of William and Mary Randolph-Macon Academy Woodbury Forest School University College of Medicine Mary Baldwin Seminary Roanoke College Valley Female College Danville Military Academy Fauquier Institute Pantops Academy West Virginia West Virginia University Marshall College Wheeling Business College Powhatan College Fairmont State Normal New Hampshire Kimball Union Academy Hesser Business College Holderness School For Boys Dartmouth Medical School Sanborn Seminary Rhode Island College of Agriculture Brown University Friends’ School Vermont University of Vermont Montpellier Seminary Vermont Academy Wickoffs Phonographic Instituta Wew _ The Cook Academy Newark Seminary East Orange Dey School Peedie Institute Pennington Seminary Wend's College Montclair Sfilltary Academy Montrose Morristown Massachusetts Tha Gliman School McDaffles School For Girls Mr. Cutler Milton Academy Mosher School Lawrence Academy Ralem Commercial School Walnut Hl Dummer Academy Holy Cross College Taft’s College Miss Woodbury Waban Emerson College of Oratory South Carolina Winthrop College Pennsylvania Lewistown Eastern School of Telegraph Indiana Normal School Philadelphia Institute Maplewood Institute American Business College St. Luke's School Trinity Hall School Bowman's Technical School International Correspondence Pennsylvania State College Central State Normal School Maryland Mount St. Mary's College Brunswick Seminary Charlotte Hall Wilford the Woman's College Jaco Tame Institute Country School For Baltimore Dental Calleged Girls’ Latin School National Park Seminary St. Joan's College Rock Hill College Peabody Conservatory Marie Mount St. Agnew College Maryland Agricultural College Windsor College Central Commercial College Truline Academy Otterbein University Capital College Oratory St. Joseph Seminary Cleveland High School Ohio Military Inarital Union Biblical Seminary Academy of St. Mary'n Hiram College Art Academy of Cincinnati Jacobs Business College Western Reserve Seminary Ohio Wesleyan University Pensylvania College For Women Heidelberg University Michigan Grand Rapids Medical Michigan Miliary Academy Olivet College Academy of Sacred Heart Spring Arbor Seminary Connecticut Berkeley Divinity School State Normal Training Foster School Myatic Valley Institute Curtin School Miss Johnston Army and Navy Preparatory School 13Th Princeton Military Naval Army Navy Marine Corps Swavely Amergial College Inst Capitol Street Gregg Pitman Peijmanship Leeezone Spoon Sthayer’s Business College Cor F Ste. N. W Prin Halleyes School Washington School of Stella McDonald James BH. McGregor Bullard Wash Netiva Ava Jose DE Gomar Berlitz School A. Gonard Maryland Schools Western Maryland College Westminster Highlands T. H. Lewis D. D Mt. St. Joseph’s College Ero Isidore Hunittmore Charlotts Wall School Roya Charlotta Hall St. Mary's County Coal Springy G. M. Thomas A. M Baltimore Medical College David Street M. D Park Ava Baltimore Rockville Academy Rockville W. FP. Mason Massachusetts Schools la Sainte Union Des Sacres Coeurs Fall River Mass Rosie Sna Mothe Connecticut Schools Litchfield Co Coon Gallega Percy Foster Allyn EK Fostdr M. A Yale H. Messinger Central City Whitman West Point Lyndon Kans Frank H. Whitman J. S. Whitman Twentieth Kansas Regiment Manzassas Northampton Ella Stevens Sebio Florence Frank Bodman Nonatuck Silk Mills Margaret McQueen E Street Casualty Hospital Herbert Smith Stephan Z. Wells Casualty Daisy Brown Ohio Avenue Northwest Old Point Comfort College Maverian Brothers Brother Philip Fort Monroe Roanoke Thima J. A. Morehead Hollins Institute Duplin Maity L Cocke Prea Hollins Ft. Defiance Staunton Shenandoah Valley Chas Roller Rawlings Institute Charlottesville H. ‘W. Tribble Washington & Lee University Uetmaton Law Engineering George H. Denny Fishburne Military School Waynesboro Qleaveland Academy Bega Fauquier Co D. C Jas. J. Marshall Markham D&s Virginia Schools ST Mary's Academy Alexandria Brown's Univ Zstoss Catelogue Bowling Green Washington Locust-Dale Academy Illiar Healthy W.W Maplewood Shortlidge Abrahamson Business College Philadelphia Schoo Haven College Ontario Lawrence School West 42d Street New Yorker Edwin Gordon Rence Capital Cook Remedy Co Masonio Temple Robert Murray L Street Eighth Street A. W. Boswell
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