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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1905

Page

17

Belle Strome Beats Ormonde's Right in Jamaica Stakes

Belle Strome won the Huntington Selling Stakes at Jamaica at 6 to 3, defeating 2 to 3 favorite Czaraphine to the stretch. Jockeys Fisher and McIntyre were suspended for the remainder of the meeting by the starter after the race.

New York Bell Strome Jamaica Afer Czaraphine Belle Strome Fisher McIntyre Oak Duke W Knapp Land Sly Ben Martin Setong James Reddick Burns Old Guard W Buchanan L von Norturydd Creamer Sewell Bu‘Rie Memories Telephone Amberjach Antimony Jennie McCabe Jocelyn Yorkshire Jetsam Bradley Pet Rae

Latonia Racecard Highlights Mixed Results At Latonia Today

Corsucate first in the mile feature as Tirate Pally followed in second with White Plume third. Maiden two year olds see Woggle Bug take second with With Polly Porest and Tarp close behind. Blackfo takes first at the furlong mark with Bon Avyoma second and Felty Mozzes third. Careless wins the mile event ahead of Julia and Fonsoluca. Six furlongs Belden leads with Ron Calabash second and Marabon third. Dungannon edges Monochord in the sixteenth for the next win, while Dungannon crosses others in the closing fields.

Cimemnau Bon Avyoima Delagoa Gay Box Buba Aig Sun Folly Forest Sonata Triasuce Silver Chip Lisbla Sreugght Pauline Hoyle McClellan Bowling Ge Ox Meade Siss Lee el Cuchilia Taplola Tepis Belden Ron Calabash Marabon Granada Sherrill Dick Crown Bitter Hand Lieber Wile Dungannon Athena Thel Davis Buck Avares Gold Well Plautus Brown Well Dell Leath Jamaica Pat Bulger Ivan the Terrible Frontenac Cloton Graceful Toscan Asterita Kinleydale Gold Rose Toudsday Lora Badge Joe Lesser St Noma Sonoma Crosgways Montanus Beach Southampton Miles Woodsaw Martin Dozle Tongerles Oliver Cromwell True Wing Hyenth Gamara Black Prince Julia Tolanda Tevalhloa Azure Swell Girl Fannyapra Orffiamme Shyre Lsury Weddling Daisy Mendina Miss Lipgard Malden Mies Banker Copper D .Wead Timbuctoo Brilliant Chryselite Myrica

Jamaica Race Entries Show Wide Field and Mixed Odds

Jamaica tracks present six furlongs to one and three quarters with many named horses and riders listed across six events. Results include W. C. Sherwood winning Ohio golf title at Inverness, 150 dollar purse and a six competitor field.

Sherwood Ohio Toledo W. C. Sherwood Akron Iverness Links

Frederick Fair Races Open at Frederick Md Fair

Special to The Washington Post Frederick Md Oct 17 The Frederick fair opened with large attendance and strong exhibits and racing Prince BE L won a fourth heat in 2 1 pace Wonder was penalized for unfair driving The 2 27 trot offered 250 to first division with riders and horses listed including George Curtis Ed Saubter Thues Brook br Harry Peeling and others Second division trot 250 purse featured Ed Miles Maryard Kemono Mary with multiple entries and times noted plus further races and participants including France EQ, Wonder, and others.

Washington Post Frederick Prince BE. L Wonder George Curtis Bil. G Saubter Narbeth Zu Thues Brook Ed Miles S. Beppe Machipongo Viiro Maryard B. S Gy M Hamilton Prankfort Ind Kemono Rockbridge Barry McHenry Engerstown Bold Bell Thomas Buckman Newton Thomas McFarland Burlington BOB AL Electric Storm Frank Kedrick Johnstown Ceneral Shafter W. B. Brean Derby Corn Nash B T G Buckley Ada D M. Wellever Lock Haven Cedric Eig. KR C. Campbell Paulding Chilo Tha Siedal Jack Addy F Campbell Utterback Washington Willie York Road Red Hook Ethelbertha A. Blslye Benedict George H. Mills Goghen Nyf W. A. Cleaver Philadelphia Patimers Ira J McCurdy Samuel Hoopes William Lebherz

Washington Automobile Club Invites To Frederick Run

The Washington Automobile Club plans its initial tour tomorrow with over thirty cars traveling forty seven miles to Frederick Maryland for the fair opening there. Members and nonmembers are invited, but dusty roads require one mile gaps between cars and goggles with dusters for all. Local speed limits may rise to twenty miles per hour, but authorities seek tighter rules than past indulgence. Captain Robert Laverly and Harrington Mills return from New York after the Van derbilt Cup race.

Washington Automobile Club Frederick Maryland Robert Laverly Harrington Mills New York

Rifle Tournament Opens Under District National Guard

The National Guard programme in Oxon Run Valley opens today at the militia range with multiple rifle matches restricted to District National Guard members. Merchants' Match, Company and Battalion Team Matches, and Regimental and Washington Match are listed with various distances and shot limits. Prizes include cash and valuable articles donated by local merchants and Maj. Glendle B. Young.

National Guard District National Guard Milita’s Oxon Run Valley Post Esman Sea Girls Maj Glendle B. Young Washington John H. Magruder Te Urrings Frank EK. Raymond

Negro falls dead in church pew at First and B streets

William Wilson thirty three year old black man living at Nath flats First and Pierca streets northwest collapsed in a pew at a church on First and B southwest yesterday afternoon. Coroner Nevitt was notified and issued a certificate of death from natural causes. Red Clover Creamery Butter Is From Finest creamery in the country Grocers'

First B Streets William Wilson Nath Flats Pierca Nevitt

Bowling Victory Easy as Teams Split Games in City Leagues

In a bowling night across several city leagues, the Cowboys beat Foundry except for a second game, Benker led with a 110 in the first, and Watt and Helmuth each hit 110 for their sides. Philadelphia slipped after an initial win over Washington, losing the series. Navy faltered until the third game against Government Printing Office, while Washington Lighting Co was decisively outclassed by Eastern in the Washington Railway Relief Association.

Foundry Benker Washington Philadelphia Sleuth Lord Quakers Watt Helmuth Navy Government Printing Office Washington Lighting Company Jones Wiliam Shueth Totus Washington Railway Relief Association Dodson Connor Seman Ree Guase Hamot Wee Wynkoop Pepeeteeneees Ber Third Fighting Company Wane Cooke Seis Haslam Folsom Fatlowa

Deal On For Bresnahan At Reds Giants Trade Implied

Special to The Washington Post Cincinnati October 17 President Herrmann of the Reds keeps the manager negotiations secret while Roger Bresnahan the Giants' star catcher is said to be the chosen addition. The deal may be public only after owners of the Reds and Giants meet at the league gathering in December. Some reports name Seymour the Reds star batter as a potential changer in the deal.

Washington Pos Cincinnati Ohio Herrmann Reds Roger Bresnahan Giants New York Seymour

Shooting Contest Opens At National Capital Rifle Club

The National Capital Rifle and Revolver Club opened its annual fall shooting contest at Randle Park with twelve contestants. Dr Watson of Anacostia and Policeman Gunn of the Metropolitan police won the highest honors as delegates from Monumental City New York and other cities were expected to arrive. Col. E J Dimmick, committee chairman, said enthusiasm was high and the event should be successful.

Dr. Watson Anacostia Bunn National Capital Rifle and Revolver Club Randle Park Gunn Metropolitan Police Force New York E J. Dimmick

Baltimore City College Defeats Technical High 12 to 0

Baltimore City College blanked Washington Technical High School 12 to 0. Silkman scored a first-half touchdown and a goal, Stock added a second TD, with City College miscues thwarting a late goal attempt. Washington rallied but could not overcome City College’s early lead.

Baltimore Ma Baltimore City College Technical High School Washington Technical School City College Silkman Stock Washingtonians Baltimore Feld Thiele Chandlee Stallfort Dew George Chandlee Duganne Ellsworth Sturgess Washington Post Technical Hf Boda Chamberlain Vofel Gvera Stikman Memers Stonecipher Aircheck Mesers Wieiachman Cagwood Hill Stewart

Harvard Golf Team Loses in Intercollegiate Match

In the Intercollegiate Golf Association championships at Gadsden City L I Harvard failed to advance as Yale defeated Columbia 21 to 0 and Princeton beat Harvard 11 7 to 11 2 in afternoon play. Absence of Egans and White weakened Harvard who held the previous title. Yale then beat Penn 7 to 11 2 while Princeton leads Yale in the upcoming 36 hole final.

Gadsden City L. I Intercoll Harvard Yale Columbia Princeton University of Pennsylvania White United States Golf Association Bogue McCurdy Watson Townsend McBurney Gilbert - O Briggs Harrison Wilder

Alexander Case Argued In Virginia District Court

Special to The Washington Fest Richmond Va Oct 17 The case to decide if Alexandria County is part of the District of Columbia was argued before Judge Edmund Waddill who deferred ruling until tomorrow Prisoners Nelson and La Fontaine face habeas corpus charges The dispute stems from the Alexander Island gambling incident and a proposed recession of part of the District to Virginia Local officials warning of raids and vagrancy charges followed as Crandall Mackey Commonwealth attorney of Alexandria County voiced his safety concerns and criticized defense counsel for alleged deception

Washington Richmond Va Edmund Waddill United States District Court John A. Lamb Alexandria County District of Columbia Waddill John C. Nelson James la Fontaine Lamb Jackson City Crandall Mackey Commonwealth Attorney Richmond Mackey Post Seeas

Step in Step, Detroit Free Press style misspoken

A witty exchange features a young man declaring his desire to achieve great things and an older financier advising him to start by accomplishing something small. The vignette casts the contrast between ambition and prudent action in a humorous light.

Detroit

Missing husband in assault on Nellie Clinton at home

Mrs Nellie Clinton was struck on the head with a hammer by her husband at 700 Second Street NE. She suffers a serious skull fracture and husband William Clinton fled before police arrived. Detectives search the area as the daughter, who aided the victim, is missing and whereabouts unknown.

Nellie Clinton Second Street William Clinton McNamee and Flathers Central Office Case Clinton

New Zealand Shepherd's Odd Bank Runs in Jersey City

Henry McCormick, a New Zealand sheep herder, deposited 1230 at police headquarters in Jersey City to avoid carrying money in New York. He repeatedly drew funds for nightly outings, borrowing from his own stash, then returned to collect more. He joked about needing double allowance as a persistent spender. Chief Murphy noted potential book-keeping if the habit continues.

Washington Post New York Henry McCormick New Zealand Poliee Jersey City Murphy McCormick

Poisoned death suspected in Washington man

The death of William Griffin at 1512 Tenth Street NW was treated as poisoning after his wife alleged he drank with several women. The stomach contents were examined at the morgue and shown to contain poison, with analysis due today. Four women, named Bette Kyler Gat Lee Mary Pierson and Viola its, were arrested on suspicion. An inquest will be held at the morgue this afternoon pending test results.

William Griffin Tenth Street Northwest Quiffin Flathers Griffin Bette Kyler Gat Lee Mary Pierson Viola Its Nevitt

Italian converts to Judaism to wed Jewish bride in Wilkesbarre

John Rocco, a Philadelphia born Catholic, declared his Jewish faith before a notary in Wilkesbarre. He will wed Miss Sarah Tuck, a local Jewess, in three weeks. He pursued her after meeting in Philadelphia and returning here. Opposed relatives prompted the oath and adherence to Jewish law before the ceremony.

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