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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1905

Page

8

Tanya Wins Belmont MacKey Dwyer Takes Stake

Harry Payne Whitney filly Tanya ridden by Hildebrand wins Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park in front of 20 000 observers. Brandy finishes second with Hot Shot third as Blandy rallies to take the Withers and Mackey Dwyer wins the Grand National Steeplechase in a day of rich stakes events at the New York track.

Aria Hylas Belmont Park Gallavant la Sorciere New York Harry Payne Whitney Tanya Hildebrand Belmont Brendy J. E. Madden Hot Shot America Wild Mint Brandy Merry Lark Blandy Davis Hot Bhot Hitchcock Vendor Sidney Paget Jacobite Battle Axe Whitney Lynnt Mackey Dwyer Tommy Waddell Diggins Champlain J. J. Ware Whorler Oumarg Dr. Saylor Gol Dome Sir Shep Orfao Lord Badge Tol Satalsatas la Soretere A. W. Becker Treford Gold Gold Badge Pegasus W. Davis O'Neill Red Friar Wiki Mint Piunders Holtean Arian Finnegan Hyla Grimes Neptundgy Palmbearer

CANTALOUPE WINS A RACE AT TORONTO MEET

Toronto crowds witness Woodbine events with Cantaloupe narrowly defeating Meadow Brook in the sixth race. Pater takes second in the second race while Moonraker and St Joseph win their early sprints. Union Park results include Eva Clair and Midnight Minaret among others. Highland Park meeting detail announced for Detroit on June 17.

Joseph Pater Toronto Ont Woodbine Moonraker Barberosa Step Dance St Joseph Father Catchem Collector Jessup el Doncas Pat Bulger Tongorter Inferno Steaplechace Conover Thornhedas Meadow Brook Pentaur Secaras Blus Buck Berry Waddell Union Park St. Louis Dilinin Qpalanti Ojibwa Vella Hunter Four Leaf C Oudenarde Tim Galney Mary Worth Little Pirate Ron Eva Clair Catalina Miss McKenna Henry Luakrmann, Jr Bradley Bil Penmaniar Compasa Light Hunt Littie Margaret Als O Yan Onsmila Aveloping At. Noel Tims Jennie Hughes Rempooma Soospa Ernest Parham Shadan Emily Oliver Khaki the Buffoon Feronla Mafalda Jowtta Bily Woodward Bill Carter Laton Duelist Aden Prestige Mary McCafferty Felix Mottes Firthlach Jenel Bl. Saver Billy Handaal Tod Claremont St. Tammany Lampadroms W. B. Gates Louisville Matt J. Wynn American Turf Association Highland Park Detroit

Kurtsmann and English Lad First at Louisville Downs Race

Kurtsmann and English Lad, the Cook entry, finished first and second in the Churchill Downs handicap at a mile in 1 40 2 4. Ebony won easily after heavy betting. Other races saw Athlone, Maske a, Autumn Leaves, Halley Lisle, Antiltina, and more, with Kurtzmann and Eng Lad favored in the day’s program.

Kurtsmann English Lad Louisville Cook Churchill Downs Ebony Athlone Wishard Maske A Herbert Autumn Leaves Walker Botele BM Trompense Enchenter Handy Bill Hermitage Golfepink Mloringo Woodlye Bald Hornet Determination Red Thistle Magnolia Alec Halley Lisle Davis Antiltina Treater Sterling D. Austin Barney McDevitt Ahtrock Vexed Henry Watternou Hare Daron Wrenne Ben Mate Winthield Matabda Bedford Miltiades Engiled Lad Wiel Sim Lee Kate Zitelsoram Kurtzmann Engl Lad Saracen Treubel Colonel Branston Davin Hot Pond Hofer Quean Carolina Mort Easin Maid Romany Rye Cortex Toktok Zarde Autira Country Lad Hand March Kod Juni Holea Tanner Taylor Neva Welch Eccent Orient Juchitan Agnes Virginia Annie Alone Our Slater Trappist Fair Reveller Banta Luna

Racing Entries Across Multiple Courses and Weathers

Entered fields from Gravesend and St Louis Union Park feature a long list of horses with weights, entrants, and race types. The card covers handicaps, selling races, juvenile stakes, and mile events, with notable entries like Firet Gun, Irene Lindaey, and The Velled Lady, plus a Le Droit tennis update and a note on constipation remedies.

Loutaville Staescel Lilits Annie Stons Coltontown Charfield Kercheval Lady Toddington Molleable Sir Huron Nattle Gay Miss @cott Bullnatle King of Troy Ram's Horn Clyde Manfred Ilverskin Big Beach Melivain Ed Smith Fradies Gay Miniater Lasell Heidelberg Saranola Florence Fonno Judge Traynor Foreigner Autolight Moccasin Mala Araday, Jr Dlue Mint Savond Golden Link Belle Dodson Altona Donami Red Car Geling Appis Burrows Roger Smith Qutwal Copnerfield Mejor Manstr Curate Hinehelio Phiora Ebony and

Brooklyn Handicap Contenders Set for 1904 Race at Belmont Park

New York May 4 Belmont Park hosts the Brooklyn Handicap with a $20,000 prize. Delhi carries 121 pounds top weight, Broomstick second with 119. Belmont's Lord of the Vale and Colonial Girl lead strong entries from August Belmont and C. B. Rowe. Graziano from Columbia Stable backs Washington contender amid a field including Hermis First Mason and Ostrich. Admission at the grand stand is $3 as the new price scale begins.

New York Belmont Park Gravesend Brooklyn Hermis Delh Broomstick Ben Brush Brighton Dry Monopole Tenny the Bard Sir Walter Ornament Delhi James H. Keene Lord of the Vale August Belmont Beldame Rowe C. B. Rowe Colonial Girl Mason Mc~ Chesney Sir Brillar Pasadena Leonidas Ostrich

Assault May Prove Fatal in Bristol

Howard Thompson of Spartanburg South Carolina is jailed in Bristol charged with a murderous ax assault on Britney Hogan. Hogan lies unconscious with a wound above the left ear after an early morning row. Thompson was captured after fleeing and is represented by ex-Congressman W F Rhea.

Bristol Howard Thompson Spartanburg 9. C Southern Railway Bristol City Biitney Hogan Thompson Rogan

Confederate Memorial Day Observed in Alexandria with Lee Camp Elements

Confederate Memorial Day observances in Alexandria featured Lee Camp activities at Lee Camp Hall and cemeteries placing floral emblems on soldiers' graves. Maj. Holmes Conrad delivered a long, stirring address at the Confederate Monument, followed by further services at Christ Church graveyard, with volleys fired by the Light Infantry and a choir performance.

Washington Neon Prince Street Lee Camp Hall Thomas Perry Alfred Street King Street Henry Street Fairfax Street Duke Street Washington Street Prince and Washington Streets Frank Brooke Second Presbyterian Church Lee Camp John M. Johnson Maj Holmes Conrad Christ Church Graveyard Elia Griffith Violet. Burroughs Ba Baker Purvis Julius Pelton Commonealth Samuel G. Brent Messrs Julian Y.williams Edgar Warfield, Jr Robinson Moncure Glander C. Lennon W. W. Cline John H. Trimyer Eva Baker E. 4 Gorman Baker K. Kemper Kemper

Young Chicago Boy Found Starving in Freight Car

Peter Armstrong, sixteen, of Chicago, was found in a freight car in Pittsburgh in a starving condition after entering the car in Buffalo last Friday. The door had been nailed shut, leaving him without food or water for six days. Physicians say he will likely be able to go home in a few days.

Pittsburo Peter Armatrong Chicago Buffalo

Princeton Freshmen to Eat at University Commons Plan

Princeton May 24 Announcment states all freshmen next year must eat at University Commons with separate club rooms for groups to remedy evils of the undergraduate club system. Movement led by upperclassmen with university support aims to curb club excesses seen in prior years. Count Jacques Joseph Paquiot of Haiti to speak at Tenth Street Baptist Church at 8 pm on Haiti and Haitians from 194 to 1904 with stereopticon views. Leroy Fennel, ten, in woodshed fire at 22 Brightwood Ave NW. Mrs Fennel reports the blaze and calls for help from box 35.

Princeton University Commons N. J Haiti Jacques Joseph Paquiot United States Tenth Street Baptist Church Tenth and R_ streets Leroy Fennel Brightwood Avenue Rachal Fennel

General Mac and Uledi Lead Brightwood Park Pacing and Trotting Wins

General Mac won the 240 pace in three straight heats at Brightwood Park, with Speedway Stables in Baltimore listing him as favorite. Uledi captured the 218 trotting event, though Estrella edged him in the final heat after a repeated break by Uledi, while Red Hook dominated the running race in a three-quarter mile event amid close finishes and a high-spirited card overall.

General Mac Uledi Red Hook Brightwood Park Sylvania Annie Ordway Bobby Kean Fire Escape Speedway Harry E Spire Miss Indemnity Vledi del Mason Washington Club Georgia Uleti Estrella Emma N Jeader Aledi Sentry and Sylvanta Speedway Stables Baltimore Harry K Boswell Portsmouth Miss Indemally Hicka & Mullaly Mecon King Max H J Jemfron Roanoke Kitty Walls Chick Washington Buckshot T. F Keane Wade Goodwin Manamear Hicks & Mutaly Macon White Hartford N.C Speeway Stabler Ray M H. Setlegel Sentry Sulvania

Charlotte Smith Victimized as Police Seek Frank Wagner

A warrant was sworn out by Clerk Potts for the arrest of Frank Wagner of Philadelphia after he allegedly passed a worthless $15 check on Mrs. Charlotte Smith of the city. Smith says Wagner, introduced by a prominent man, asked her to cash the check at First National Bank in Trenton, which came back stamped No funds. Police expect his arrest and believe he remains in the area.

Frank Wagner Clerk Potts Philadelphia Charlotte Smith First National Bank Trenton N. d

Pitched Battle On Ship Ends in Drowning Fears

Three sailors are missing and six wounded after a labor dispute between the sailors and longshoremen unions over loading the lumber schooner Shasta at E. K Wood Lumber Co dock in Bellingham Washington. Some wounded were shot or head battered. three Shasta sailors were thrown overboard and are believed drowned.

Bellingham Wash Sailors’ Union Longshoremen’s Union Bhasta E. K Wood Lumber Company

Mail wagon collision injures driver after overturn at Seventh and G

A horse and buggy led by Mrs. Jessie Duvall of 104 K Street NW overturned yesterday afternoon at Seventh and G streets NW when it collided with a United States mail wagon driven by J T Dantmyer. The mail wagon toppled and the driver was thrown to the ground, though he said he was not hurt.

Jessie Duvall Seventh United States J. T. Dantmyer

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