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CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF. Stalwart Helen and Ed Weiss are to race in the name of the Victory Stable this season. Owners and trainers have been warned not to harbor O. Caldwell, who left the employ of trainer J. Howard Lewis without consent or discharge. .1. B. Goodman has arrived at the Lexington track from Havana with Noureddin. Borgo. Wanda Pitzer and Water Lady. 1. Raymond. Montreal breeder, will make an effort to have Sal Volatile and Cloak, two mares from his stud, mated with the stallion Anmer, the gift of King George to the Canadian government. Harry S. Page has purchased a farm in Virginia that he will use as a breeding establishment. In the meantime he will be represented on the racing circuit by the good jumpers Gold Plate and Ben Cabell. The deaths of the thoroughbreds Flights Fancy. Flower Cap, Coy Lad. Cabiria. Fred Rundschuh. Huguenot. Little Inez. Mandy Lee, Patience. Right Nun. Ruth Kelly and Wayfarer have been officially reported to the registrar of the Jockey Club Of the 300 horses in training at the Kentucky Association track at Lexington one is on the sick list, and though the bad weather has made those which wintered there backward in their preparation, they are all ready for strong work as soon as warmer weather comes along. Kaviania. by Ravelston. and Funnyside. by Galore, have been mated with Joe Carey. Their owner. W. E. Hall, of Sacramento. CaL. has a filly by the stallion out of Screenwell Lake and Tamiga. dam of Adtlaide T.. has a weanling colt. Both are said to be good lookers. The shipment of horses from Havana to Rowie includes the following: II. G. Bedwell. 20: W. V. Casey. :,; R. J. McOraw, 7: James Arthur, 7; George M. Gray, ." : G. A. Alexandra. 12: J. W. Pangle. 10: U. J. Ilak, 4: .L U. Strode. 10: J. M. Stowe. 4; W. Fenwick. ." : A. F. Dayton. 5: J. G. Wagnon. " : J. L. Jones, 7; R. D. Carter, 6. Partnerships have been registered with the Jockey Club in the following horses: Master Karma. 2. Robert Hedhy and Charles McMaken, to race in the name of Hedley: Tolly. 2. A. C. Schwartz and H. Rozier. Dulany. to race in the name of Schwartz: Punch Bowl and Flag Day. E. F. Cooney and Wm. Wick to race in the name of Cooney. Lord P.yron. Stony Brook, Rarry, Gertrude Marie. Katharine, Tootsie. Glory Relle. Sprint. Whitney Belle, King Raggot. Tom McTaggart. Sargon II., Crack oDay. Ed Garrison. Walter Dame. Tomlin-son. Flotsam II. . Alberta True. Veuve Cllquot, Mae Murray and Napoleon are two-year-olds that will race in the name of the Brighton Stable, for which George M. Odom is trainer. The late Robert Davies was one of the richest residents of Toronto. His father and mother came from Cheshire. Eng. His first business venture was in partnership with his brother in the Don Rrewing company from 1S72-1S77. The next year he founded the Dominion Rrewing company, which he continued until 1900. when hi sold out to an English syndicate. He turned his attention next to the brick plant of Taylor Pros., which he bought in 1901. In 190S he also purchased their Papet mills, which were incorporated as the Don Valley Paper Company, Limited, and of which he became president. He was in addition to this president of the Copland Rrewing company. His holdings in all these companies were extensive. He married Miss Margaret Taylor in 1S74 and had six sous and three daughters.
