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DEATH OF HARRY KUHL AT PUEBLO. George II. Knhl died at Pueblo, Col., yesterday from a disease that had long lecn drawing his life away. Few men connected with racing had more, or deserved more, friends. In his long service as secretary at Hawthorne and of the AVestern Jockey Club, and latterly at .City Park, it is doubtful if he ever made an enemy. A good business man, and a modest, retiring gentleman, his death will evoke sincere sorrow and regret. In recent letters to a friend he made it plain that be knew his end was near and was facing the inevitable with manly courage and resignation. Harry Kuhl died at his mothers home, where he had chosen to spend his last days. The body will he cremated at Denver and the ashes buried at Perry, 111. He leaves a wife.
