DR. RICE THE WINNER. He Captures the Brooklyn Handi- cap Race in 2.07 1-4, HENRY OF NAVARRE RUNS SECOND. Sir Walter Comes In Third and Bassetlaw Yourth..( nd Sport Not ia 16 The Arrested ~ Forty Thousand Judges People Present, At that time the irst race were hoi and the 112 the best on recor odds, Out on the called there owners packed so closely looked like a Kin was soli struggling to get they could see a small part was estimated then by at least 40,000 pe many were returnis auy where near the t Just before the th Lacy again m time he was in mons, Smith, w they and counsel were dri ere laced i in « where bail wi released aft to the Br end left at the post Copyright was the first away, Hem f Navarre second, Herald third, Dr. Rice | fourth, Blitzen firth and the others | bunched as follows: Banquet, Sir Walter, | Ajax B ] and Ha tinw non iNat Comanche, Aj 44 J : 2144 i Ny N ‘ ond year in ig the flora by a crowd It was a true run race, and Lowlander was not a factor and Clifford and Sport, owing not given a chance 1 4 ' 3 the faulty start, wer to sho Chant Wins the Kentucky Derby LOUVISVILLY assembled at Churchill contest for the twentieth re Kentucky Derby. Although this steadily depreciated in importanc turf event for several years, the honor of taking this classic trophy is still keenly cotppeted for by the Kentucky breeds Chant won all the way as he pleased, and cotild easily have disposed of a much bet tar fleld. He won by a good six lengths from Pearl Bong, who was ten lengths in front of Sigurd. Al Boyer was fourth and Tom Etmore was so bad a fifth that he would have been distanced had the flag been used. Time, 2.41. The value of the stake to the winner was 84,020 May 10 fy race ® As A THE MING CONFERENCE t the Outset Over the Seating of Certain Operators, A Row a THE OPERATORS COME OUT AHEAD, Pittsburg Who Had Abide | Ton Employers from They of Declared That Would Not by the Decision the Mujority Get Thelr Beats, Despite Protests, th When } smbled CL LA AMay 16 No Fears of a War. ’ 1 Atlantic's Killed Mer Necreant Lover C1 AGO. May Ll arrie Wendell, of Maguoketa, ( shot and killed J. P. Roy on the National hotel, oppo site the postofMice She theft shot herself in the head, butewill likely recover. Roy who was her anocepted lover, had deserted her ’ steps of t Asking for an Appropriation, AEH ] May 16. 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