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JUAREZ PILGRIMS DEPART UNDISMAYED BY BORDER WARFARE, LATONIA CONTINGENT STARTS FOR MEXICO TRACK. GoldbUtt and Some Others Will Go Later On— | List of Owners and Riders Now On Their Way to El Paso — Expectation Sold. i Cincinnati. O.. Novemlier 2. — The s;n-eial train for 3 Juarez departed from Lat-mia at noon and is due to arrive in El Iaso on Friday next. TUe consign- : inent this afternoon was not as pretentious as in j former years, but several horsemen elected t depart yesterday and others will leave for the Mexican traek next week. Among those who delayed de- . liarture is Mose Goldhlatt. Tne owners that shipiiod today included: S. M. Henderson. F. 1». Weir. W. , E. Apple-gate. C. W. Gasser. . Eggers, J. W. i oung, K. Kipley, Kay Speuce. W. A. McKinney. ; K. L. Rogers. E. Brewster. W. H. Dudlev. Allen clc Uensley. F. Smith. J. Clifford, C. F.uxton, W. M. Kawson. i. Booker and A. V. Hoots. ! The jockeys who went with the train included E. Martin, who will ride for S. M. Henderson; K. . B. Marco. 1. Stirling. J. Me-Calee. J. Morys and H. Stearns. Ripley was to have gone to New Orleans. Itut changed to the Mexican contingent at , the last moment. J. Howard Lewis lias Imiight on private terms from W. L. Lewis the racer Expectation, which will 1m- useel as a steeplechaser. Mr. I-wis is said 1 » have offered It. L. Baker §2.:** for Be-ul.-tli S. Baker bought the mare for ,000 on the closing day of the Latouia meeting.
