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WEATHER AGAIN INCLEMENT RAIN FALLS AS AFTERNOONS RACING AT CHARLESTON COMES TO CLOSE. Paticnage Hardly A.Tected by Adverse Conditions — All the Favorites Beaten — Renewed Activity in Selling: Race Runups. Charleston. S. .. March ." . — Cold Bad lil"ak weather again visited this v it i n todaj anil iiisnU-ii disagreeable for the spectators at Palmetto Park. I wards evening a drizzling rain begun, which proaa laes io develop int. i a downpour before the night i-»rer. Despite tin- unfavorable ireather, the patron ■ire ■ i tli.- sport va- not urn-tailed t.. any notlceahl • extent. Speculation abm kept up t-- its former large proportions. Tin- public, however, suffered a setback in betting operations, for all the favorites Kuffered defeat. The- dowafall of the cholcea began in tin- • peaer when Figols led boaae twelve other juveniles and was continued right to tin- end. when Taj Pay laahed boaae in advance ol unci aad four it i ni platera. Tin- handicap at si furlongs, with souse of the hesi spiinti-rs at il mrse engaged, resulted la aa easy victory f..! faugh Hill, running in tin- Colon of Senator "Big Tun Sallivaa of New Vmk. Spohn .,!ii i. i. Greea were those asset fancied in the i ice. hut when it came to the running Caugb Hill dominated for the entire trip and bronchi up half a dozen lengths in advance of the Bedwcll repre- ntatlve, which was second. Tin colon of Boberl Davlea, a weH-kaown Can ■iliaii sportsman, were again carried to victory when Knights Differ gat up in the last strids after a inn. a., stretch drive to bent Marjorie A. Tie- latter waa a supposed "good thing." and report had it thai sin- sras extensively supported throughout the .-•iiiiir.. Her defeat was due t.. Braces Inferiority as a Djiisher as compared with T. Keener. The booaten win- conspicuous at Palaaetto Park tiris afternoon. Three of tin- winners irerc hid up. in the sixth race s. A. Clapton advanced lay Pay ¥200 over his entered price of ,200. After Mad River won tin- third race. .1. 11. Waiawrighl made • a,- hid ..n tin- roll of ,000. which was a r.-iis.- .-, 00. Both ••: these bones were hid in. After in- two-year-old I ig.da won. II. P. Carman hid _ .i SSQO and became her owner for ftfOO. f I la- thus year -old tilly Heine Uargot, which was _ it down in hoc lasi iai-i-. was destroyed this asm ilem-v HtiTciiis ,n van i-iainied our of -i reeeni race ! w. A. MMaey. The horse cost him ,130, whieb seems t.. hi- his full value. 11. ;. Bedwell pnrchaaed the three-year-old Pack from Sam Louis yesterday. The latter claimed the roll from l «ii Johnson n i long ago. Jockey Jimmy Mclntyre has signed a con tract to tide for J. C. Ferrisa during the coming summer on the Inter Mountain circuit. Pour layers withdrew at todays drawing, while niw i.nis iiu in. Johnny Lewi*, dank Tyler, .1. Cohere and s. A. CToptou were tin- absentees, whin* th.- additions consisted "i Phariea Walters, ;,. rge Howard and Charles McCarthy. Some of the heal trials shown this mora lag at Palmetto Park win-: Barn Dance— Mile in 1 :47. i .udifl Three eighths in ::7. Pboptank Five-eighths in 1 : •" . Coming Coon -Five-eighths in 1:00. Cut tyhunk— Mile in 1 :4«i--. Elsie Herndon — Half mile in .11. llaiiiina- Half mile in .12. ;. M. Miller— Half mile in .",::. Grlf — Thrri quartan in 1:19. High Private Three-smarten in 1:21. Lady Sybil Three-eighths in :;7. Longhand — Half mile in ." 2. Mac7.i1 — Tlir.i .piarters in 1:1!;,. Mi . ■aim— Three -qnarten In 1:19. Miss Edith- -Half mile la 99 Xadau — Seven-eighths in, 1 : .4. Drpertb — Five-eighths in 1:06. ozana — Three-quarters in 1:20. Kii.li -Five eighths in l :0.1 %. Sculpture— Three-qusrten in 1:19. Stanley S. — Five-eighths in 1:05%. Star of Danube — Three-eightha in SB. Si cfcer -Seven-eighths in 1::;::. Suffragist -Five-eighths in 1:08. Swans Mill Three-quarters in 1 : K» ■ -. . Third Kail Tin . . Ightha in in. Tick Tacit— Three-quarten in 1:19. I iti-.u .lack — Thr eighths in n,
