The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1900, Page 8

-——$—____- eo - _ AKRON GIANT NOW FIT FOR BIG FIGHT. 9105010) 0(01@1OnOL O40 /OYOLO10Le 10 (01010101016 18101): —_—-— ‘Hard Training at Lake- wood for Battle at) Tuckahoe, on June 15, is Now Finished, Light Exercise Only Remain- ing. FB io14se 19101010100) 610,01018 eres, ore oor @ue Rublin, giant in Agure and fighter | | Dy profession, who hopes at some future Gate to reach (he goal of champion pugt! PRUHLIN SAYS HE WILL BEAT FITZ JUNE 15 SATURDAY'S RACES PROVE “MESMERIST | so tHe | JEAN BERAUD | NOT A GREAT ONE- A BIG Three-Year-Old § mnecreat § Disappointment!) ~ Th match rice between Evhelbert andy pcounted good horses in their two-year: Jean Bervud at Gravesend on Saturday nid form It beging to ook ay if Mew: | Was a keen disappointment. It empha merist was purely @ sprinter and that Sized the opinion concerning Bthelbert f he Is to win any money for his owner that 9 joers always held, and that |* this year it will be tn the | that he is an fdea! thoroughbred, « horse and fot in the long die | that combines (he qualities of speed. events which will bring the ge | courage staying power and an ability of his age tomether. There {i to carry an impost no matter how ae vere It may be Mr. Belmont is to be congratalated in the possession of such enough for Mew eelf, however, and before the eerton orist to redeem him: may come around TO RIDE 1,000 MILES AWHEEL. his next A gfand race bored ‘ ; fet of the worid, ca a rae ny For etx furlongs of the race on Satur. TO MORROW S BROOKDALE. | 7 SMO tm that direction--his fg! day Etheltert raced with Jean Reri The present week may bring adout + Bob Pitasimmons. q fast as (oe latter wanted to go, and a Pace that would be even more Interest. For months the aspiring dig fellow has that errtfiy clip. And at the end Ing than the recent meeting between | © made bis home at lakewood, N J. and] 4 ot that tance what happened? Kthelbert and Jean Beraud. ‘The writer the balmy air of that 6 t has been ‘ Ethelbert wos still willing to ga | refers to a meeting between imp and Most beneficial to him. He has worked) » [peg a (he same galt, but the othe Hoth are engaged in the hard er untti | ® with an action ! ata mile and a fur had LAs ety ogalenagal ay ¥ quit ab and unqualif mg. The imp people would dearly lov nee Segmned sued Mt shage that (be | & wae no queation about the ta chance at Be mont's crack, but Deaviest of the work Is over with To ting part of Jean Beraud had enough | af this young son of Loyalist he|tiey will probably have to wait untl Maietale thet condition he is now and) ® and he stooped would have given Ethelbert something | (he Burburban ie run, for there ts every WH be until June 1, when the fant! % There was not the slightest sign of! of a race. Prince Charles kept pegging sibility that Ethe'bert will not be takes place, indulging {n light exercise : coural apes a ws —_ along lengths behind when it looked as rats again uneit shee event i ot Bend. RUHLIN HAS CONFIDENCE. |: try. ‘There suaht to be no more ques, | if Nad no possible chance, and his agi, then tmp may” meet Kinley. Ma » ie “ to the merits ofthese two four, | Courage? nd persistency fina sndet Survivor, Batten, Raffaello, Jean Beraud One thing, very essential to the out-| ¢ sbibela. Riniiiel Gta toes Jean | Mm the prise. It sas if Prince |and otaers. It wil be a good race ven = ear-olK ot an the cra’ the ft does not go. fi I of fetic sktl!, 1s cont | @ eg Charles A run much better races bert de arms of © bos . sal b 3 GUS RUHLIN. Reraud's measure at any distance from) on ihe fa: course than down the hilie| ‘ake le to be run to-morrow a ence, and in that Rublin ts not want. |Z a jump up to four miles. aa Wraatehace iybithy pea makes | ot ine Wonk ire thi MISS MARGARET GAST. tng. Yet he ts not underva: the lanky | Ga 161010 re \° ee chen er On the stra! ent evel eae! mest {htegevengeaid alte on _ : Australian with whom he ts to to bat MR. WHITNEY DISAPPOINTED. arse at Sheepshead he ought to be fo Thursday, and the CRAG EG: SOOO COOIO OO tle. The traft is simply inborn tn him, | Ting on that night to come. I know I'm) i 4 TLS ar Baty Saree 1 for three-year-olds, om Tr Miss M inst IY * gnd if he chances to receive a blow] #otng to win, but the ring Is where | Dal proved com No one tn the great throng that wit FATE OF MESMERIST: * latter may de a good race, for there| Miss Margaret (as pee re aoe yeah ° he d , ; ne of the best three-year-olds injdate for long-distance p| thousand 1 “08 tntenas Which will lay him hors de combat on| *¥erything will be done, rhett's hi ¥ | nessed the match was more grievously ltraining engaged In this event bleyels, will start Wednesday 1,600» | and " Pia 1 the cecasion of the contest he will be| Mublin certainly looks in perfect con m they will # ) werve HIM) disappointed than Mr Whitney The! The Carlton Stakes seems o bee a y pri roe ay “8 “A and rain Ms a fs ding A the most surprised man in the world | ilition. The hot un of Lakewood and t the early pertoda of horse hat * well ap his question of the kreat. SATURDAY’S STAKES. pa A ad Ballad F br }e over the Ruhlin ts not given to boasting, but the balm: pine-scented al ve tended as been succeeded by whi he expert tra eeme far from The (irea American, for two-year or le Lindvey 0 the tial ¢' What assertions he makes regarding his |'® Make Sle complexton not un Nant seereion. ie latter ~ were very t that Jean Beraud three-vear-olt. By a ie, and the ir. ned may for three-year- Me Coe i tie : ” out Freeport, yor coming fray can de seen to come directiy | #K® to that of a bronae fgure tein Greens "Tans Caveaniio” oat ive x good account of bimself goo! three-year-old the writer means one 14s, 81i make Batuelan anoiver gala lent title o Hpeighte to rhe starting point from the heart. He means every word) Ji Corbett, mhen he was training | ph, the fragrant pines. Then fol- even if beaten They were not quite| that is able ty go 4 route on his «wort B12, and It brings together Lam Bet Mh - ' will be on hand ° for y | Sant Wah Je ht lows a rub-down by his handlers ared for such an exhibition of cur-jage Mesmerist does not to {th youngsters, The Broad-| ‘Mturles last year, will be o or pacers, as the be says, and when he declare prep: eure,” Bago Beit setts ft the in the He SOME OF THE woRK rishness I! t* very probable that the/able to do thie He bas « y. which Is ata mite and sisters, st's pacemake * on the present rur requ Among them are uetton o| , ; | 1 t 1 t wil! » on huge Aiyne c 7 ean de placed on the expression edd ht that 4 ; ae sympathy of the crowd was with Mr. {ries and in every one of '. a Is entered | Mise Gast wil al rw v . the | ie Hayne, Mrs Hickey, Miss May such a rugged rley Gof) In the afternoon two hard Phitnes the hard I A bee | age hee been tacking and bh Mi Pepe. i squad of the Ce toa 8 Davie aod Mrs, Lindsey Govan’t expect to win ina round, of even feate the atm ot . work in the «ymnastum Whitney, fi juck wi has | oe ack Kila wlane ealots hp tase toe accle . . , | i her rub A attended the ventures of this princely | run up to expectations. ‘This all gues ta nish a cracking good rm ud t cper'e with various te ee ” ane Corbett pleked Kublin to beat an "fn pete 1 Bonny, Worthless #0 far furnishing a tine | eek le Care worthy ug) that at times make ng along the she rscif oimost entirely “NEVER IN BETTER SHAPE. by knew. whi n which Run There war a Dit of consolation tn the |on thelr future is concerned "mention os Mec re Oe ee y ae et, tn whlch meer an te condition that Il meet t0 " t on te the fet. !? n wil nil + Gast expects to have better ‘will pay a prominent part in better shape in my oa 19 thie. oh ot he om Pete clever vietory t badass hag clog 4h Proot nis was Lie nin the B Ee a a Ete tee vent | = Ute," he says, “and my friends are sure eto know that he has been Aghting Hudson Stakes, If Jean Beraud had! mon: when two maidens, carrying their course at Migepahen BASSFARN'S to be satiated with my showing ta the doors sounded rather vicious should fate decile on him on June 16 had one half of the courage and game- ‘stake weigh's, bea” jul hor es Lat were FRANK W. THORP ss S TIMELY DOUBLE. = Shem nea eens, — ~ - at = ! * ‘ieeer wen an backed up to squeese Gleason vanged | Darien and the hatter crashed first is ies Wen Mew Tctoualy, but atealaht. to Beckley and) Childe lifted « fly to Jones, Mories stole , Pgh oa we J Selbach’s bunt was too hard and scorching: grounder i 0 Oey a oad Seat co fahn tore sure Out. No| to Dahlen, ‘whe lopped the ba thle ‘ i 2 runs. pede Lime and threw the vieitore captain ou > a s Second Inning. at first Mertes reached th bi M to lett pas. | Out Green drove a. hot ouaaer, * ’ ‘ . rion © — | oncpesed Ma tertee coe Tete Pab ho lost no time tn throwing le " snapp. soe tothared "Rraatord's iter iene) ed a long fly to Ryan for 5 ‘eames will “lnige onary Ra in jolted 10) o. ras ee ——— —————-$ $$ : po, te i pbanignaeaennanetianal Hts: Ay Ten | EVENING, WORLD'S RACING CHART. ries ol Wetted erate cot iia t and on “MeBride had to tur his back to Grady | Keir ket tage tir She ha bane | Gov. Grieg» Lum Landed the pe when Mike licked a drive to left for tw ie he searched sacand. Dahlen push F E t s. and H leg! Yew York temewers se Doyle & MeCormack and dted | irst vent Over he ampson n ercu SINS. IF i | RESULTS AT GRAVESEND. 2 , Mie eho eewna I | Jumps — The Chatty | ORAVRPEND RAOH TRACK, June k—Hlahth Day Weatber slowly track tan Clubs Have Cards Giants’ Short Stop Too |} By 5 Ganael sent a grounder which Cross QO PIRIT Mace Hootie nw for four-year-olle and upword, $700 addet, ome mile ond for To-Nigh’. left on which Doy' i. | grabbed and just nipped ‘the batter. | Weather K the At {hres quarters over seven hardies Lame to Play Against j man Wer ies tockied ont F Peo rune | Gecormack litied a fy to Jones, Brad. | eather Keeps sj | Betting ° the Red: | - Third Inet [lex drove, the meaty tater teen I | tendance Down. | inte % om te St Fim | Open, Clos ie Se = ‘ left for thr one 8 eevee we 4ou m - (Ju nd his wild throw >» pot ‘coe * mpaon A.C. and the Hercules _ ery roller but couldn't get tne runner | ihe: mmsed the plate, Grit. | Sh heh ii 4 i C., both of Brooklyn, will hold boxing 1 se ta i Monahan + rf dl Gleason jamped on Peites rolier, im Keeler ‘or arn aber Vert 3 ete “5 5 + pe to-night j (Special to The Rvening Wort ) over the bag, forcing “Stainy Jennings quick ru _(Reeetal to The Svesing Werth) its Voetharey ga tgs 6 6 6 8 6 6 ® —@ —M] At the Sampson Club Patsey Sweeney, POLO GROUNDS, June t The Heinien | fue to Dygle for. an easy double olay fied ai t RACE TRACK, GRAVESEND, June) - ay. Sees e e Hinton | Fie “Snoved, a single to, contre. Bel: Ma im at" neta one run hon iS eae tere to plc). Sart goat. wen easily. Time-BI6 15 Winner 6h by Triatan—ditver Blue Owners m Manchester, N Drought thetr ratn-making hoodoo with harn cantered to Harrett's short Tali Pa "yee sey Sepeee op his grounder ; re gl asy . ‘acegoers ta Ubderwand & Oe brought out about a year view and c Aj winners, but when it cqmes down Mesa thie tiene for gure. They managed | fly, No rune, te. Hahn phot @lo® dounder straignt at Gangel. who | agurt ; ia Gope VT SECOND RACE—Feiltng, for tww year-olds 6100 aie! fre torlongs by “Spike” Sullivan, makes his re 10 stave off @ battle on Saturday by In- | Hawley’ fy fell sate. Hat aes faa retired im “Pagrei pertthed on figuring on the weather there le ne dope pearance after q lay-off of several weeks | Yoking the storm flend, and they stood yo" PUat io Seinfeld. fort o| hie nh igh skyscraper 10 Merion No rune | @bch wil give them a tine, On Batur- is walters cout atin Brose Mrerten. inl tm fair way to repeat the trick thts | second non'a out at first. vis . by or ‘Thira jday at was a case of ba rm and | ies on oe ta mM A tashor bette those Lists Palle, 3 Ciel Afternoon, though the ther | COCR st a ee Oe Ts ican ir| (irtMithe pasted a long line Ay to. ont! pian ‘oun a oe 4 * tin and the eee talon. 118 Bion 3 record of several knockouts up the folks wouldn't admit that the afternoon | Palgnere sent Selva n tw to Corcoran. (centre for two bases “Merten r recat were In Gomane aie ong " eon t 3| State and a draw with Jack Hamitton, | hed any right 10 be worse than cloudy. | who returned badly to Peite, Van. tat: | fret on Kitson» wile throw to ner fowd shivered « vit in the chilly east 4 Bie 5 li-known Troy fighter. Riordan | On Saturday the Cincinnati ourne| ied 4 fei tood third on the error t hie mart, stiowing ore » reach wind. The weather pr note fy al ® 1 . “se we re Shia tone 5 ‘ MEA | Tey popped & foul to Irwin. One ren. | third, Childe's grounder fo. Dahlen h the alte . for It was ot a Prince. 10k a as never been beaten, and his | Woulin’: have had much « againet |"? yi are posite sulied in a double play slime of the meetin he Noh Manor Win ‘ 2 have money to back him. ' the Giants, bur there was an eleme ne * Childe being the vietima, wh eran te rather promi Sars god wen driving Time-1ue Wi 8 Plortae—Queeastown. Owner—C T] The ten-round preliminaries at the ebout the line-up s after Le aman grabbed rans bunt fou! \? “ oven Hyan slapped Se. bal} to right (here wae ouly one stake event Pate ri ins bo taswecm Dien ‘ | Prevented the most optimist! wa think Wo atin tae tale tae . , c toe leatitsitia 2QM THIRD RAW For matter Uhre yearoite, 00 added, 11 pounds below the wale, one mile! Drothes torleau Brummell” Mike, and from predigting a victory ¢ Hickman shed! rather dull and heavy = y vari sing Sins Lind, he foment ai Porto Bice ail — sca Ne whe eae” Chae | ptartem, wotgnts devon | 4% su ia. | ope. tte n n.| heavy welaht and Jerry Barnett and srollhecaed Doyle for a double spening race wae over the hur- ‘0 8 & 4 136 Tom King, of Chicago, at 122 pounds line of pickets the tronciad «the betting indicated 5 6 4 4 aL TT the Hercules Athletic (‘lub, Myrtle nine a great dea! lens |) i » 2 “wl A a ee ent Lieviy SCNT eS & siNeie ° wae 16 Oe, foun 4o) te i % 9 7 enue, near Broadway, Brooklyn, the it should be ° second and da on} 4h : was called ces He carried the 9: H ' ; avenu , Manager Ewing \sn'+ Petras rank throw. Mercer wasted the) 0! wy Foul Bled te Dow © landed the purse 2° P ener: Bi oo | twenty-five-round contest bet w pare infielder, i ree strives allotted m. Doyley br Blehberg ha@ ’ " 9 Jore Strouse, of Philade It's pare inflelder, and the prot “8 . Hickman'e Ay to vc for a mille and a 3 i { | ™” Sessa. ot Seekers. | 5 gotten agg Sette ‘ Fe yg: ag ” Moc ormack n'e curves and won by a leigh unde hall. Lack Nae Wi by Abra Sarit Owner -Ansrae * | night, and once again will New Yorkers | en ’ » : le wo-baguer to left Hey sent land was ten lena! ie in front of Mam 29 FOURTH RACK criterion Skee ot SUM, for tworearold bee; ponaiion and cllew-l n. siven « chance te see the Quaker City ’ miorta ' i about the only « vitth er er > Crome ant was an It will be remetnuered that Dr Bi eure. far ant «ae-teW fertonge, | noy go. Since the battle he had with| 1 put into the aperture that yawned a rawfora , 1 [stoln Donahive was feldet out at the berg in his last race beat Lackland a i i ; Pp “ too widely ireta jal bag "unt th wi it Me. | bork Inter. | Sarr. weighs deter “ . &. : Matty Matibe he h 4 bo X: Blue S r e S it Hteinfe * | Cormack (hint Griffiths gingled to ~~ Belts 116 poner 7 ' 2 in this vieinit stehmaker Fei cll pg hl " : Gove th bp © hom | Mager 1 1 3 » & 74! Stuart will put on two preliminaries | g * for Mates wha ‘ Me or ow SS olhen 1M 2 ¢ | Phil Dwyer, who gave Jack Lowney | ‘ When he quit 4 {be ling affair Janes, 116 ‘ & ® | ¥) auch a hot battle in lirvokiyn several | to your measure at z th at Pion > Baker and i s iti iduenen, 8 $ +} H 4) Weeks hat will cine! F f fen, rounds 50 nce of Davis if > H . " with Lou Myers in the first. In the other) iy Oarbry 14 Mawe (ot @ 8 z 2 il $ 10 keep gh jn jseeeevigs # | Frankie Walsh, of Philadelphia. Pieugt Sisth tanto he n his. grounder | eae! rome, "aye. ie een 8 of FO 8 $ 6 &t| Johnny Reagan will go twelve rounds at | Howerman dM a short w é Demont drove | Good Anish Start poor’ won east) Time-O65 26 Winner bof by Domino Ben My Chree Owners—| 115 pounds. ° Miho Reds were rere roller. le mw line fy to Mettes. No rune \tmf ioe sty WPF Keone o> yee hich positive be oir visiting unife ollect Hah " . Quis whic! itively can't eas’ nas 10 collect Hal f — ough and Guie FUPTH RACR—Hlandicap, tor three bear olde and up; $1.u0 elded. mile ant o sistoonh BOXER ZIEGLER FINED. plewhaga ei © ean Ae ce veal tet GRAVESEND ENTRIES, | jas, avn ame cats nde Spon & dal) eid with Sia He Jockey | 4 % mM Pe [Ome ce mM! Wel ’ clothes are Seecial ty The Rvening Worlt | however, si pen Teer 2 * Gt ww we) gle Hl lion t ass-- iy + . RACK GRAVESEND, J | fom" oe tpoer 8 oe } a ‘aey a nitog ade. & old ile a Read. im 2 won fF oP 3s Pe | Owen Ziegler, the e ‘ ¥ usees ed we ver Hmorree’s re Garviver, 16 Li 4 & a vw fined 8% in tie in “Pe Oren! Third. m ae 4 ; { OK conaientnen “tne dex j The thint race was for maidens Red a Kien et the server, iat... Ui Cannee Re & fF Bestions tontny of assault Pived in tne reat eo ee elie, (© (Weepeer-cite cot] yD? his prriuamance eas lee | oe hsigna) | 2 e Bling William C. sh Bath Beach. Semplee and Soil Measurement Blank +} eos , More . . ledes vear-old was ‘he ‘egitimate and natural i lorem | ; ; 2) e > » | the elds wrote a leiter to Zieg! Metled Pree. Whether the new ie eee So Bares. Be cee not ae Beart god. won driving. Time-14h Winner. ch a. by Vietwry—Queene. Owner-F ot site| the iatter took exception to Tight fort wae a qu Ae Mette Priece Set te bf Me et = met on April 2 and after preliminary asserted to the w 3 Wb Ti Mie Messer “34 Tue Genet Was la cee points Ziegler drubved his enemy in al <q inelek cet aeT FEATHERS. | DID PARRGORIC Bulk? |fistoc*i' sate disappear tw ny a head Red Pach = Baee from the Batons Ds For (ree yaareite wile and a ftreteh with ei : Heaned on bell. ashington Par nd Seales Qgeeie <* ate - “into the lead. wer of Beds During » Delascey | Three. w: sy 3S 229 Broadway Opp. P. oO. ie ‘ " ; ernth p Fire Late This imo Narsery—Coroner’s Physt- Clube w , . G War also WASHINGTON PARK. BROOKLYN 7 Bombanell 168 ho Merecet | . Pitesti... rH} Phage wt ¢ Door NORTE of Bominatio tt being sw ¢ June 4—The second ga 6 the Gat Ri ef 1a | ay 4 Atterncen. * Pepert of Autopsy. Eatin Bit " pee i a om w NOMTIO of Uerclay Oy ith te @ veteran, and Geer te looned |detween the Brooklyns ant Tim “ riser”. a Asha | $6.00 fire In a atu-story tenement! Ferdinand Rugero. three months oid, | ft. Lea's Pots AR Qs a comer, {tis sar) that either ago \enm was played (ite a - For maiden \wovesroe dye Otel ae ¢ iatter |nouse on the rorner of Delancey and/4 foundiing, died in a nursery at Off My both could be tured for a con-| ‘The day able for the ‘sie Stake for (1p and Relts. jm streets at 2 o’chogk this afternoon, t Porty-eighth street Saturday Od) mosenett, Pole Grounds ‘Te-Day, 4 Medical one g00d sea Soni th ne ues | a8 It looked very much as if rain woult ee ig The Criceryon, wi | was chiefly chara 4 by the filing Hosday by Pr Lect! oll a body Cineinmatt ve New York Adm. be ¢¢¢ | —— = “ Worth going afer er woul at any moment. The strong wind, ig 10 8 1 at a A | Blocks by clouds at |e doy by Corenere’ Physician Homdl- | OLD DR. GRINDL S feasonable price. as he shows | which blew actoss tb* field ala pul « u tne had some play beds t he said coath wae One bo copvuisions . GRADUATE UNIVERSITY OF EME tE Ton te Fee tine Average damper on the proceed as nilied vate information A ‘ pinty ‘due to the the aes of paregorie. | 07 [NEW TORK MEDICAL I ty fee! (rifithe would duplicate the epectators an Manager Hanien hat wonder ful piteing he did in Maturday’s game |eelected him © into the bon again jay The visitors \ » do the twirling The Batting Orde erearcite, Ave fariange Sead ae" Mireste Brooklyn 10) 34 Malden if Jones. « The Brother | Keeler, rf i (2) Mines ie jennings, 1 ie TM Mendtie Ms Ketey, If. tAeiling (oP (hee year olts ant wp | wermaa| De oon for! PS Kiraweet ‘sten | oe | Viceman Hannon iiscovered it the alarm “ine enildren * 4 ive, cue "yor anaes ‘awn 5 Justice Foreman Sars They Have safely There ree two alarms Not fieen Diemiened, Although pplication Mas Been Made. Police Captain Andrew J. Thomas, of the Weat Thirtieth Street Station, w, reported yesterday as having satd chai the three Indictments found against him | by the March Grand Jury had been dis- THE THOWAS IND INDICTMENTS. | ap ne hea a head for place erin ca WINNERS AT ST. LOUIS. RACE TRACK, ST. LOUIB, June 4— The races scheduled to be run here to- day resulted as follows: muted rats Race-Mile of on & i NEWPORT RESULTS. NEWPORT June 4— ee to be run here to- ea et RACE ‘The races THE ELASTIC TRUSS THe vesegis ‘Trasees for Bi FOR $2.50. BETTER KIND AT BETTER PRices SBLF-ADIUETI SG, Ree new ay ‘" Hunday. 9 to 12 Noare 9199 tundy: OLD DR. GREY, 4 gore . e ceartanen