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TRAINER OF FRIENDLESS IS A "RINGER." W. A. Tolton Identified as William Brown, Ruled off at Detroit Along with E. E. Farley. The Stewards of the Western Jockey Club held their regular monthly meeting yesterday. The session was largely devoted to routine matters, principally action upon applications for restoration of persons who had participated In the racing at American Turf Association tracks and the granting of licenses to such as were again placed in good standing. The recent investigation into the rucing of the horse Friendless at the Crescent City Jockey Clubs, track developed that the Western Jockey Club had granted a- trainers license to a ruled-off person. It appears that in connection with the ringing of Aimless as Sarali Black at Grosso Pointe, Detroit, in 1903, William Brown, then in the employ of E. E. Farley, was ruled off. When the meeting at the old track in New Orleans opened on Thanksgiving Day, Brown was there with a license and traveling under the name of W. A. Tolton, trainer of Friendless. He was not identified until the claim was made that" another horse had been substituted for Friendless in the race of January 21. The license of W. A. Tolton was revoked. Other business trans-.acted was as follows: Application for reinstatement of jockeys John Dale and Vincent E. Foy were denied. Application of S. James for reinstatement of the horse GlenUo was- laid on the table. Application for reinstatement of F. Huston, jockey, suspended by the Board of Stewards in 1003, was granted. Applications for reinstatement were read and the following persons restored to good standing on tracks under the jurisdiction of the Western Jockey Club: Jockeys O. II. Anderson, John D. Bllac, W. Clements, Ralph le La Mater, James C. Diggins, Daniel Estrada, John Martin, Thomas MeCarley, Jr., J. Schilling and Hugh J. Toouian. Trainers J. Cochran and J. C. Milam. Owners Frank Bruhus, Ernest Cottreli, James 15. Dunn, Edward Frazer, A. J. Freeman, E. T. Graves, David Henry, V. Hughes, J. O. and. G. U. Keene, B. L Marders, Mrs. J. C. Milam, D. Stephens and X.. H. Stewart. Valets W. A. Jageman and Thomas Kane. Horses Dont You Dare, llermoiiie, Lady Lusk, Fugitive, Jim Collins, The Cure, Kilts, llhinoek, Profane, Concert, Convolo, Footspring, Clear Night, Texana, Coffiuan, Harry Jones, Rudy, Aunt Tillle, Johnny Tough, Black Garter, Merry Belle, Mayor Dinii-.in, Sigiiiiind, Miss Dtistin, Little Theresa, Mickey Shannon, Bauagnes, Mildred B Mansard, Mafalda, Mandator, Bed Leaf, ltosl Nl Ni, Prince Nap, Rusticate, Rustic Lady, Pontotoc, San Primo, Bird of Passage, Joe Ross, Coiuilfo, The Roustabout, St. Flour, Cock Sure, Clandestine, Fred Uhrig, Uivaral, Red Reynard, lltruder. Vagabond, Josic Loane, Kingswalden, The Cook, Lazeli, Barbados, Arabelle, Kate Zitl, Canajoharie, Master Prim, Invasion, Allan, Letty, Odd Ella, Preetorius, Depends, King of the Valley, Blue Flame, Maverick, Benton, Deny, Young Safer, Fair Calypso, De Soto, Ethels Pride, Ada Russell, Trossachs, Nat .Eggleston, Glen-creltli, Beuvolio, Animosity, Boomerack, Midnigiit Minstrel, Joe Levy and Esopus. Licenses of persons participating in unrecognized meefiugs were revoked. Apprentice allowances of Uciijaumiu Smith, Joseph Harrigau, Robert J. Pickett, A. J. Welsh and M. J. Dalj-, Jr. were withdrawn. Apprentice allowances of James Diggins and John D. Bilac were restored. The following licenses were granted: Trainers II. R. Baker, C. M. Barrow, L. V. Bel-lew, Frank M. Bray, F. Brulins, Win. II. Cissna, J. II. Cooper, R. W. DeNeffe, George Duncan, Clinton Dugan, W. B. Freeman, W. H. Frey, Lou Glenn, Charles W. G. Gliues, W. L. Uazelip, David Henry, Vernlle Hughes, John W. Kerr, James M. Lloyd, B. L. Marders, S. M. Marsh, John McClernand, J. H. McDerraent, J. C. Milam, G. W. Poole, James Queenau, Thomas R. Reld, M. W. Scanlan, Louis Sclitickmann, John Thomby C. E. Waters. Jockeys . II. Anderson, John Davis. James Diggins, Daniel Estrada, Leo Hoffman, Fred, Keyes, Walter Leeds, John Martin, John McLaughlin, Herman Moesel, George E. Mountain, Harry Noone, iWm. Shaw, John Schilling, Frank Shaver, HugliT. Tooman, Charles White, Lewis AVilson, James Wink-field, Joseph Wolff, Frank nuston. Apprentices John D. Bilac, Marshal Booth, Joseph Callus, David Collins, Ralph De La Mater, Henry Simpson, George Warren. Valets August Guyot, W. A. Jageman, Thomas J. Kane, Win. Madigan, John Morgan, Thomns Morris. Herbert Murphy, Phil Smith. Apprentice Allowances Granted Marshall Booth, Joseph Callus, Joseph Cleaver, David Collins, John Davis, Philip Goldstein, Thomas J. Glydere, John McCleary, Hugh J. Tooman. Jot-key Wm. Coburns application for license was denied. Racing officials for the meeting of the Oaklawn Jockey Club were approved as follows: Frank J. Bryan, presiding judge. Wm. Snyder, starter. V.. G. Stebbins, acting secretary and liandicapper. Jus. Loiighman, paddock judge and timer. Louis Weiller, clerk of scales. C. C. AVestfall, entry clerk. Frank J. Bryan was appointed official steward to represent Western Jockey Club at said meeting. In matter of complaint against Jockey Jos. Harris receiving apprentice allowance, allowance was withdrawn and Owner Walter K. Sugg lined $."0 for carelessness in signing application that boy had never ridden a winner. Complaint of F. J. Hall against P. II. Hiekey was laid on the table.
