The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1900, Page 8

THE CNOCTD' ALL L THE LATEST SPORTING NEWS ANNSEVELT f P| TEDDY MEANS couumn, BASEBALL WAR BRYAN WAS A CRACK WINNERS AT TO BRVAN VOTER WAR”~-CROKER BASEBALL PITCHER A vaW ORACKS gerous, Says the Tam- | W STARTED... Wore a Beard and Was aye os EMPIRE HE many Chieis |Schemers Get to Work’ Knocked Ball Out of Lot, Fast Track, but the Card | to Kill Off New : Held No Promise Nominee Argues with Man Who Broke Into His Speech DEFIES THE MOGWOMPS. League. of Records. inp ie rn | — with Cheers. No Laat week he Wa § r 7 . sa oa form Crowd Can Never ‘ Hitietane are bexinning to (Speela e Wor! —_ : Nagi led * FH Tne her and trom, now atter BAMPINE UITY RACK TRACK, YON- Capture City, the Local ‘ CHioelen that akioakcaveninien Nationa; Association meeta th KPNS, Oct Min apie of the aiMculty] PING HILL, N. 7. Oct. 2 —The) asked Gov, Roosevelt in a murprised ton6. Leader Declares, 1 y Brad ‘ | ee) TG ope” stories wend of transportation to this track there) fourth atop of the Roosevelt train to-| ‘Do you mean you believe that? If you) : , ; " an Hews variety will was an excellent attendance (his aftet-| day was at Bhandaken and this was an/ do | don’t wonder you can hurrah for 7! iy kshian [De eprune from all quarters on tha hoon ‘That, too, IN face of the fact that! extra atop, Bryan of anything else. ' Jnteremtent ty tame Richard Croker came to Tammany: ain ‘ | the ard was cheap, Qui! and unlnters) Amid ¢he wheere that greeted the) “Now, gentlemén, 1am going (0 8°98) sia) ge tL o'clock thie morning, In ac- ange te I | 8 i r In the new eating f Vice-Preaidential candidate as he #top- ee A+ viii hs OF that Keniier) cordance with his announcement that sanar Mk ‘ 4 ' \ : Al body. the ‘The weather was atill in a soothing platform to epenk tb . at ta | son dh et ; y earg os : American tmeod, making an outing extremely mBarme ng THe ines and Hu ‘aa om snire wv Walled { eamart “Hurrah for Bryan!" Interests. me," sal mthe Nor, WHO] ay A Joft ehoth wate AOd a ehutiy Li i ‘) ‘The ohief has established himself in My limite wiedae es pte jhe track wae very. feat, bat By there] ‘The cheers: were not given. Instead 0 ba ha apeaiod ve Dx committee room on the weat of win ‘ « ® was sto (he card it wae Nott inves cheere for Roosevelt were pro- leh between ibe cae entrance. away off expected that any records would B®} posed and given, The Governor, turh- the things (hem Deputy Leader John ¥. Carroll etitt rat te to fe broken to-day {ng to the Bryanitey eatd: \on of oratory was ' i ave nh way Brady taking in| Jockey Charley Ballard baw er " ed to aak why hurrah for) 9 wort Ec f performance,’ ocoumes his old desk in the eat re- ‘orhet! up * m chat Lal AM mined to go. to \ Like ot fen ternpt At Phgen Ma there to a good. ble] ceprion room, chum elencing those who pion; Corbet) taugh! Jena a Asperioae raere who neve Tee epene « ea xia i crowd, ot men, wmomdn and children | have said Croker had “turned him | * 4 ed from rit ere "Reo ome here to ai’ Gov, Roosevelt br Meda to the ® lOum BW OW weights, he sees no ol 10 Bucs ae te © or people! fmet that there were evils in the country |!" « ih , ‘ send jere He will ropes Croker; because he ave the poor penple and things th ht to be Improved,| Mr (Croker sald as he looked over Bia Mak tlhe: if a f Frunie from Bnaianl, to Fide elice iis Bummer in New York, ome SOT MART mai ; prominent. stable tere, Ballard. walle bearer or wrenle pot, Join eth MF.) SRG Dike Roe oyiey miner Aether ) morrow Pan toca’ the poor people ive?! tifeying every! ing 'in the country: | “Tate the Cittxens’ Union is quietiy Aveked the Insc Jeffries UI ‘ Py rmer NAc, Me, Bryan gave the poor OFAADINN. 4 (hird party for next year's champlon-and Hie rhe . ep for all amee, al herdhbabes neem ectiemmameamiend campalen sc etna i ete SROOSEVELT GETS A HINT. oi 09 fit became the viet ta) eliamplor the road 9 matte laa : | publicans, anyway, ‘hey have beon trys Bubtragy this fron P Head “orov ged, ® ey nnoe § Sanne ne te kil Vanany fora hundred years, Corbett Athon and oma Ue Lakes & Ad ore i ew § ve b f " ‘i but they haven't done 1 yet det, Etnink, will ba W Jrady. Hel bady would be fright 4 Mari Won handily Hoe. 1 KINGSTON, N ‘i Oot, B—6 Y lad running on three different ral } don't believe that the people wilt made bath the pari vod the prowent | angele” would be aft OMUORES Want. (2, Shi. FARE At Magtat} | Roosevelt found hiv throat In excellent | roads, ahiw He ‘ \ this elty, champlon j'p the new departure D and won monn Joined by Unmasked and [eondition today when he arse Hits speeches will be made by (Ne) aime if those follows aro soreheads , ee ak {i FINLAY Prd in tke wiser tae afl Hitmen vee S10 had declined th peice ia! ! "Gee Remy will not cat any more] @0 have tried to run Tammany Mal & He hatis 1 : 4 had ee Hons to rest at private houses, anid ee \ i ore ut they can » Tamme ~ {fom PHfindélphin. an VARDON DEFEATS » WA very fey. 0 county of lengthe awgy. |Home Ae eal Foe ae at cco {men in the audiences Ne addresses "iho. | Hut (wey can’t run Tammany Hall—nog ham lever by whioh ’ a pavesont iia 8 Taaked Ne described it, #ince he texu) lls |boe'’ or other bad names, When he broke] Touchiig un (oy. Hoosevelt’® wpe every year from } Howenreaidente in (leant & fe 3 Musette th grew away, on SiAlltNe trip, 11 wan a function of the Weel |Inore at Nowhurg and abused a man Biais trp Mr ker mali 1 Aeoul A i 4 7 ewe bin tines ' : sit ak Bib eKlgig ve tan the. beat o " the Notional Loan toxers rine] BEMINitHan an i al Mh ivecquaners of a TARR ithe Ghore and Ulster and Delaware Mall! who yelled for Bryan some of his Honda isn nuthority that the neawinent dred 6 slelpila baseball team, whose] NeW pEDRORE nat He indtny wae n lene h anda hale tn front of Uh | roadm and moving engines and (rain®|Femonatrated with him, end he bas de) upon 1 veli (hat Induced him to aes Members make dik battiog aversger ag] tarry Va 0) aR hibition 4 were frequent. elded that he will not indulge ji any} cept (he a r Vi 4 Trealdny A thiptyertxetioln exbtbtt! 3 4 sick man ant the reault of a pysterh of Oe ee rn links, toed hy NECOND RACE. ‘The Governor rove early and break: |more personalities AER MA dhe Rte leave ina: Vice reel Upponente’ battery le : waa ih tw halves morning vfeltine Ihrer tarde a4 UD; O88 MIM] Paateg before the awlart, which was] The Governor will wind up the day at dent to corr the worm. at the plate by mea now afternoon clahiven Holes each, mo ote ‘ Qounty, whieh Is will touch, and nt that man make He om his bh Won alseup medal play and William Jennings Bryan as @ Ball Player in 1R84 , ating [scheduled for 9 o'clock. He was In-| Norwich in Chena , f hat tariors whe joke BL ie me Plas jn to laugh over ihe numerous at-|the largest town h r 1 une ac dlonatt and Miiabure Aw Me Hart in at Ate ti t ‘i ify be that Bryan wi anier's place for a (aw days untlil once mad tt Waa. fusl SRA member of the hoard. he probably | the iatter regaine physioal condition, — | home run hit which a nn by the card, The Kround for] ate lineup that will be trained for or all jhe allened Wewal playtnw! pet noe follows: ‘Peusaix, left end Dae Htcokinn eee eer thnew Whitney, left tackle; Warner, left guard, [J Mtl kites Haat year for the Namack, centre; Cooper, rinht Kuard:| t & hero par with It ne it gave him in arent erly and dignified appearance, | ame} whtoh w at ad I tn dealt Katharina jumped a! in Tiree ang ere wih a certain eine PUNE made the ranning, with Marothen ay Ww i b that the Rae a 1 aioe orser behind. the low Mr Wry Haitt (held his conden onthe atrach, where a erate tampaign however, as ‘ peared (Burns brougnt up Queen Carnival with (Hootie to The Bening World) man of the Demo ee ith alee uniform along with the 4 rush and joined the lew ey TRENTON, Oct. %-Ex-Prenident| Committee, arrived at his o NOL at" Hanover 1 #0) eo morning t Quakers’ howe doeant a twas ns follows: COCO OOOO UCU OOO OU OOO UU OOO OOU UCUOUOUCO OCC UO UO UU) at iaee ae ett t tacks made upon him at outdoor poitite | will spend the might (here, " ag a Sr achment. He says t Crary » the one ur’ Oo stop of they an is qolu " ° Rapp rion Vere ead tet ‘he baseball diamond ‘oat a neintile;dacksonvike team was playing a sertes lew NR ai i panies Relating to no nade] Weet Hurley was the f} ft Al aauntase (Rae Tay HERE ene RET cet ely een aL iy £4940 Cit iant otar noveral years betore the Pres-| Of,charliy games With w visiting clit treatm. Abs, Some hd In front of the Y. MG. A. ruins lage |day and an enthistastie aT or eT he RAOWe he my in the League mewuing next | LOR ET TT | Ctl onapeau of Willlam Jennings Bryan. /0 games ip those days, There were (Wo| Art good” We inal i sara 7 [Capt. doveph Dickey that the element [Governor apoke but a Inutes, ale} mail month when the other magnates wak Findlay | rie 0 men on baves When Aryan came to Mel ge ct that orented the disturbance was com-|iowing Mr. Whipple (6 Bish out the Pane ‘Toon hole play Vardon and Findlay |The Demoeratio candidate wes a pitcher faut Vike etdeay Boalt loud War kicked at the port F H fi ” him if he considers 1 legitimate to ple were even up in the Ort round, Band F) oe siderable fame in ihe Middie West Bal. man Was. Hot (be atedy butt man when he made ine effort necearary to] posed of loungers and foreikners He}ten minutes’ #top, Cov, Roosevelt said T0 ACT FOR ABBITS. ’ poker with marked cards oF to sal! for] with three halved, In the second pone twenty years ago, and even more re-| Me swung bie baton the Aree ball pron: | pie t,0e Bed Lad Dady and wae ied | a ughed and *nld: ‘L appreciate your coming hero to | the smerica’s Cup with an auatiiary on | Vardon won. five holes and th bal over the plate was a aueprine to all | Mie Chamberladn ug Mita Hanover | “Well, if they instet on avewere and] gre@t me no early in the morning. It , re Bine concmaled In the defender four wore halved of the players ant the WO of OW apectMtors) paced in glose ond 1 {1 coon Ih an Of |eeoma to me. Chat in this campaign the] Booth Dramntic society WIL Pros | > lofeny Superior ee Firvan was putting ‘em over the plate | wite 4 ihe fron int of in close onder dy the turn and] won't let the meetings « wople of Vhited polence=to be sure, Col, Rogor for the dacksonville (1H) team in those | FARtAgS long the fret afm INlPd abe they reached th tretch MINT teri) manner, VN detve them away ty | Meal whether. the people of te Alte duce “Ineor.!! for Brooklyn ; ’ 1. Rowers ‘or the Jacksonville in the long the fire O onme to ' i alae CORNELL BRACES TEAM, [iy ee practiaing Iam) egg Ue foul Rround: back ot Me] sorely’ dlapbeed of the ueRbertats | talk that they can unlerstan| han Mleyetiats, hile T rt . | cataher And eq: inte the. grote 4 van apoured that ihe county! in other words, Whether we do oF de Thi chub: :"eaMera While I'm on the ubject, wouldn't tt Wie Preparing to [2% he wiil admit that the claims of! “Bryan knocked the ball clear over the] Reid Lae Pan Moretane tn " far) te. re atte he was going to-day |Mot understand, exiating evil would | Prooklyn — Moyelr \ ‘abbite | be the funniest thing in the warig j¢|Mmakleet iweete sgl ote didn't (ax his energies to the} contre fleider® head and toto another lot) jaated Jong endugh to Beat Buffon af Soroush white kind of [De aggravated vy Hryanisin |"millionaires’ and other clans, will the magnates should come t ‘ Clash with Dreaded Te extent that opposing Datemen did in} in the distant backround, Ar | neck, Buffon was two lengths in front| Wmld not produce the fame ing good wiped out by Il, There w leith their friende, monciollse the My ; me town and fe ; t he went driving two other men] of Pla Inner. disorder [t was @ ofelock when (BO lwaye be diffoulties to faee; always Park Theatre tonteht mmol to Jubilate K enough to do ai ty The evening me dave, t of Him, and the gamé waa wor THIRD RACK train pulled out of the station ama things to make better, but no man} oo) something for the game and the tot PPHAGA, Get BeeAN Cornell Var] fo jen’ fair to may that the aeeat| ryan played wita ax much determing: | oe abba Mountaine careye ueithed to exerciae In the wisest way | ‘Tie Mooth Dramnatto Soctety wilt put that patrontzes 1? Stranger things have alty oottall players were on deck thit} camoauner would be than w froet [thon etd enthuses aa he hae cia t Ally Wwwrvar de Ae ont hall tarenge | started ip te Oo entin! candiate | ie duties of Amerioan vitigenahty will | nn ng. tr the wheelnen, The anwer things have | sty too! ; ) political career He wae tol ; ing ‘he frat VloePreelden ; that evil oan be bert wiped out f ntti “4 oy Happened, but history has become leet | afternoon, Coach Houghton gave Chem ton an upstodate diamond, Hie beard Tay a good Amateur piioher in those ays yh a YI i Place, hi de has ever traversed (hat region, The oy Smashing the ell and the good when | meter Thomilang will be lucky if ti of repeating Hselt ho hardest kind of work, He wae fF} alone womd handicap him, Sti a Me Pand often after oy cu om DAM AN a & inhi ie ish P ae 4 covers 116 milen and | the Rood predominates.” . or two in their liner, e 8 6 from atiwfed with Che rewull of Mature} tie carter (han (hose days it wasn't if owe aitonted the apeed ish i 3" trip for the dayyy ie 4 a Just an tnatange that womothine nattder'e cane with Unto, and today weld] considered a violation of baseball ethica] es worn plenty of rooters 7 nai, Mae * : . nine , al her Miholoue a vet up mreatl: » his face oF] no on acer the F i ey ni the team would have to plek up greatly fy now N an i 1 MMAKNALOR' ORSON IS suimge by thelto make a respectable showing agalnet " 1 Nhe skers e wore, wan | Met, Toe claim of Prosident 1 in ‘ oruine uly 1 isn iy BeSeE52S25 5P5OSES2 Sy ent Hast, of amo, | Pein Hut Anson never! member hitn veiling. me tha Agnes is mo that the Hoard of Arbitration may | ‘Thomas wan put at quarterback tn sidenttal aspirations tivued to play ball the reat - fAllawotl, NFOW Out the Inet ne m rom whiskers, |t may Nis beard bit ne | Salem th h ren between Cin of Pinudane — Taeder will have f ishere, \t 1 Nik beard i sy FOR M’ KINLEY. | The Cost Mlaterial 0 or Making Ih In not ba n Bummer of 184," *] pleture rr v Springer, president of the > oday, | lave Block Assoelation ang, alin at | ° ‘ enver 0 ue ob yube 7 jor deny the fame technical offenne, in playing Wriy M \ hive an of Deny rest of us en was much the beat, Grover Cleveland, in an interview pub-| Ho would nelther confirm nor 4 Me Aipsander, riait tackles (rome or De RAS be aeanl (oni by Mesiiotnae thoes ; } neyed out to ir I — ~- soe _- —-— tehved to- 1 the erionn, a! story that he had journeyed out t t ’ fauriac, right end) Brewster of Pinu oihen and Princess Bvelyn had a arash. | ttehed to-day tn the True Am ¥ ee | Princeton to se@ ex-President Cleves if " ing faght for the place. They finial strong Cleveland paper, saya: “1am not I oreinon Rint Holsbals Can E YOUR IDEAI Henin apart in the onder aamed. Aware of having made any statement! tand, and had got no further than the Notwithstanding | the recent Hiartuck, Aul-bao ™ POUnTH RACR that would justify the desertion that 1) front stoop of Cleveland's house, Mr.| dH) advance In price of Linens and Walle ‘Tom @harkey was nversing With several mporting in hia cate w 1 uti sa p Of the Ruews AAKet eee Heap for three-pearcalde and 4p mllel vem going to support Mr. McKinley MeQuire said: Coltons, we have not chanwed iy bottle minurin's ard Agk Us Anoth Elian Mr, Clevetand firmiy declined (0 be) ste, Cleveland and I are old and clone f¥ Our standard Ih ny iy ‘ 3 8 Anotner. Marters, white ee at wy tics Urawn into any controversy In poultiers | itoa) elena, 1 was the one man in i I ribet." sald ‘Tom, and after tie] 4M Mark=A 18 out when he Le out-k © 2525 dial in bis Interpretation iT f ft seventy+t tol fi had absorbed jin share like 9 child] when be has counted 1.000 A melt follows ar 1, Mies by 6b but he was cor New York's delegation of seventy-two ' drinking water, he smacked his Waning Inks and ip the prviogy thereby ah ea a SWAN) | ei ef 4 i ppt | ihe Nalenaly- Cowegalbe Ip ae Who | gtr aby 4nd commented ey MO ey a one rice Ni wow, 116 Mitchel 2 6 Sjand so widely + He stood out for Cleveland When the rent! 8 for HO 09 laundered <2 Will sever torget the Avot tite || seane lee In boa ad Cipme thikae tou Nt Cranks, Tell How You Would Give New York | “fs tea! wen itahny weit in hie denial that any statement made | Colored, $2.00. 40. ‘ of the delegation clathored for another drank that #tuf lt wa King Ricldy corn sumhed | So Oho tps AN "la Himonian, 104, MeCue aD i. yin front) by him whould have piven any encour: i | Jo have the largest stock of 4 Dim Bulli Gans ‘ 7 ’ and ¢ is led to the backatretch, ment that he le in support of Preal+ candidate. | Woe have the larg L van'a tall and f was niok for ihre Mage ad gy Me a Pennant Chance. Vinee Ate @imonian Joined. hime 'To:| AEM eas Ey ant the Republican ads! gyeis, but were you over to are Ctoves(4) men’s furnishing goods in the [y, days tecond war wil 04 Kether they raced two lengths tn front] ministration, Mr Cleveland Nas ele) deo an pening World UR otty Aldarman Fred Weok w ey) een fey OR Sarpy oF Annoy Unt near the far iuen, where! dently monet the Buinmer and t+ in tho | Ia uniay ” LJ te i. A " Ne reaponethie _ the latter began to me up KOK) pest of porter asked . for Shark intro Hush Connty, tadiene h ' Ny | “th for, Wiarkoyie introduotion to fs. tN I dear as he National League hasn't shown any ) Nobody Fon! niki of the fact ‘hat | Harleveorn quit om the turn wid Annoy wit I i politica) retin vent and)" t have nothing to way,” replied Mr, | aor wa tait old Kaflor Tor o wine was mine ‘ ht prin wa Fin wy « tn thous! haved «wit Py nn be ed to femalr p's Shirts, eS n wine Ww tnere vation Alt partioular interest In the veal loving th Reyes td +} Mnaved i spiel pt Bronien| aa , Re ee vulre , sire ie valk Sts ttt ’ Seething doe Aaa Te Was the clones T] Simonian’ Arew. AWAY agAIN and. won| oat me ting a fy ind Were you tn Princeton?” Biway, bet. ith h Hrohably no end’ of blu challanées " hee cullivAting for meveral #easone the in tote ‘Onertworthree clube, | Nanallye by Cigna anda, Naat (rom pid dal “Nothing to say.” We hare no other store tn New York will be tawwed by the bt reer w There ore indications, how £ wuld ¥¢ eranka | Qono%s, Whe @ length In front OFF, Of Bryan's trip throueh the State whi ve Wat the clsbe th Gan Praneleso ‘fave the season's season, plainly exemplited | git Ment the Barer tered cient | Mcleod of a ms M'GUIRE MUM ON CLEVELAND Ith affect MP. MoGuire 94) ™')Usoston Branch, 166 Tremont s+ hemu fer ite incentives for thel, bell. Now wit? in depleted treasure cankete and tt OG fue ine Tove Urnunae? fit Hor maiden PPC AUR ‘fre and @ halt fer - “Bryan will ealn heavily in every place eseseses S25 e5e5eges: ‘ heavy-welwit brulsers a | Pe 4 onan st {Malay unbentthiy deficits, will Imprege tt | eh Re ath ase am do, WH OF] jogs Haring | WoM't Diaewnw Hin Pgrtimawe €6] where ho spoke, and there is nol a aha:| = = Weel] will probably Atariod colling| wort nelf into a general desire Aig a few What traden would you make? | martes whee Jorhe SIE PIN Bie Place Ba-President's Hom dow of doubt that he will carry the when (oorge ¢ 1 1 ba r woveo th the direction of giving patrons hat players Would you secure an on 112 Shaw j vy th " Q NY Breland. ‘The firm thir ' f pethas liad peta ps Jwdat or whom would you give far therm? | Cotnetton. tie. ot dd I ii 4] stayor Moauire, of Syracuse, Chatre atate at New York bedded J ' aS bol | Where le the New York team's weak jane, lit Oar so 1 SE! . do ta to tame a challenge to Jofries t " In olher words, the coming meeting Is tyes and how would you temedy i? 100, Motos, H 4 ; A e h Corbett agains hin winner ' (k Jevelop the weual Donnybrook: How would you Improve the game in A fa, tH & 6 H | pan the Government, Cortalnly there Mater again 10 chow by] etl Jen doubtless be a recognition of AporLAMAns | Attention to migvese Mh ow ei fg | wnatever risk might attend It fiche em: SOT Pe TS ARSSRAE, poombook Corbett, Bharkey, Mu an ahip antl a proper reform for the im> |“ Jat's have a Hitle “fanning apaaion [Parti list Mca, 91) 18 OS | Prey ment under @ tepubil aha it retain the rupture. ander Jefiries, 1¢ woul t , ' provement of (he Kame Write your views to the Haseball Mditor, |Fevorette [ia Homman ih 1) 1 20 i am not muh on wdmirer of tat) ( ' nevere in and with never to be re ita too good a mport fo Ki and ite Beentny Aull and te how they com !opwer UB, ded } Hy s f] etvil vervice whioh In mua mded when 4 ‘ ure Mae rons even ith a@ tatbene vam ‘ew yt te Mer tendan or tallow fh a t Joe Walcott has bought a Ane mosh | ses £ s. ay ee ata " mand tatended by the President wien he ts rtsa ho 68 Tirowtway, New York nieve and phakes dows the da elpt t ' : Higeon F ed | neh to about to relire, In order that he may linked 1h years) A'Our (russes are aot of his cafe for “chicken ford 1 the atretch. There Cresson tem away protect his friends in office. ‘ " ie | and won cleverly by a length Care “T belleve that a system of civil ser near HI Lh eee si He's watching the ‘dough ENTRIES AT EMPIRE ah in, whi au three parte of @ leagth vice might he devives wherein pppelnt: roll over tho bar like a human cash| front of Mark Lane —V— ments would be made upon merit ani rogtmer, and cluimato be able to the 7 SIXTH RACE. M k One eech In fred the Spel ere “iepen Jent Hook Sporting. H ney ' Sa Por ihiwe-year ol’ mile wad Sp xed term and not be depend turn ot the no YA nickel at mm wr aeting | AO WiLot at appoint EMPIRE CITY JOCKEY CLUB,” Any stage of the gam Aye he dant win he Rvening World) whuarters 1. pork Washington and Then Ir. Bryan closed wit ql statement y. a Agurehoud, despite his devotior PMPReE CITY RACK TRACK Water Core 108, Liteneld not hie highest ambition to wx A wih how 1PM i YONK E Ost, BThe entries and Aaquith Mi pre, h A “but to make this Govern-| special, Mahe TRAINS LEAVE ORAND jower ra : Hammock, 1h, 7 donnor Rushes Away. that to bea private cltle|cesth at. eTATION, 1230, 12.15. U2) Parle eo conditions for tomorrow's races on this Winer iit “ epUbIK: Wil be A Kreater | care nly), L10 PM ABET AT. URED. 18 4, While the majority of the cham track are ae follows Wotecen re. Wer, — o be a King in any other}! 19. fa , Le alg crepe bese ry “ety br A ' " pire Mace Handicap, for two yeareMay ve - ’ Pushers are “peaches” at trot tinue] , le Rate Mant lila Lad | frais “renin WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 Wiliam J] foe ICKETM, 40, CENTS truth, st ta doubtful 1€ wny of them can] Temple Chuelanynta 18! ONDON, Oct B—The American jocks | LONDON, Oct Sie Thomas Lip fan, ater pending « litle over an io he Marlem Wiser et SA cat as many Slaatie aiatementa, ap) Tre iiy ae ie TG | | pened procemdings at the News ton har cabled as follows to Mr J. Vs HARLEM FINISHE FINISHES. ut here to-day, Met A delegation from 1 Tom ah y. Sharkey ae ently sald } . Ht] markot Houghton meeting to-day 1 Oddie, Seoretary of the New York Yaeht the Maryland State Centra! Committee, = 4 ag an aan , FOIA ee an | be " t ms oly fa@iion, being age ay tn ? Stab 4 ne Race RACK 4 TARUae, On. weland at n tow minis atier ef in Medical. , AVA) ame 2 Iatrueis jy ltn the fleat two races, the winner | erouRhiy satiefactory, — Previous Hine races avheduled to be run Here to-fa special train of three cars for Ro rand ita tat 1 and p It beet ‘ bine IM) cach event being piloted by an Ameri> cablegram as gegards duration waslday resulted a follows: ville, where he made the first of « serie _ OLD DR. GRINDLE, pe ap reach among the # of | Kaviane 2 Merb | can rider ' merely ation.” Firat Race—Five-eighthe of a mile—Jof speeches in a tour of Maryl t a DAPANTSMBNT), 2b miter) eG Prone Me st The Trial Plate, of 200 voverelens, for) a Won/by Turkoses, 4 00 1 and 8 to 1;] towns, sears oialies Jn Dee Vader nd Hoce—The Hironaville Stakes, tor three on rence to duration ta in regard|)) " ‘ SANDLER wclem tiie These are nero ‘e he nae three-year-olde and severe me hth to the etfpulation made by Bir Thomas |POhMarth. | to 2 for place, was mecond:| About a thouwand people were await ‘i, on jib in fiavaoes. pal | easy living * forlon 1 5 ay) by Mr, any ’ we » a geliing Lipton that the tim® limit of each page| Rebunta third Rabu i ing hie 0) a,ueP 1a eto, wole ome Telos oi hb ani raoathy law went out of , ne " 1 “ 7 H » are old, ridden Sy Ma for the Am a's Cup be inet 10 Beoond Race—feven-et iu & mile. ' . : b pwelllnms, ‘y thom standing in 4, it yet mA 1h) The Prince of Wales's David tl. wae i ye , pours Won by Bonieh, 2 to 1 and 4 to 5; P+ B, ‘seek oe ek al the Hema ig, ieee i * D rT ) ell Maple « \ resorts uptow k al" wes on nil and Rt i ” pall me " Hk The Now York Yookt Club reptied yen: re H Mie ie il wae becond; CO cenycrags capaci tf at abort AB bo bg f abact thelr tet hares tal eal ttm | eke olt geting. $59 D terday that the present Vint of hve and | MtyeNn Uninl Timea Rokers| eicomed him. The two then passed tates eal auth toe ) wie WD) Palais fs AN NABE ITIDS bia #, halt houre would atand 1 tte terme] wads? to Pandas bY at Beate tect | auwn “rou he Gepot followed by a i salle Charley McKeever, the Ame ‘ ; Manore Bi | Maher also rode the winter of thal 6 neat yoar'e eartbe for place, wan socone’ and’ Wah thine: enthustaatic crowd, and grad: Remember O1t) DR, GRIND hy ri) 1 tow , 1 Bp 1 Phdaey Amar # . i on Ne ‘ me ur vine 4 5 ae who rece a ¥ wis Delle {te eh Btakow—Bir J. Miller'h Mate) 1 tne cartier maces the Malt wae vin | Mmeni.4 1-6 vty worked thee as Rm les B : Windeys, 9 ta umd in 1 1 me polld # ' ‘ ng | hours ———atteenenen were taken to ihe reaiden AC d al ; Wie iia Weta osc sae ppt ner peal au Richard cokers going Thal tte ae on tor Shae beige ste ure and a Tonic NR SE aati hoi. wih Haun dnl cain ae me mt rces| STs LOUIS RESULTS, deren Mad restirtor SOL | Voy tyapepaa, Live: Compl TAG tae te. Feta Mee bbb As ; Hoveatord' colt, Maden by J. RelA. van | OrMeinaced with Me W. @. Jameson, ihe ipaac, q i, aoc was the only HA roubles, and all Disorder) i, havo curght on for fate mone thin} ‘ Nish amateur yaohtaman @who is to] RACH Tmouy “ST. LOUIB, O81, %— bi af sal ‘om. st Ihe omens, red Nothing te gol 4 He, Tam Heron The race for the Limekiin Stakes was! represent Mtr Thomas Lipton im the next| The races scheduled to be run here tor fore 9 o'e) 4 it neha wid aoe . hing plenty of money ming mot! erettiauatte ve by fard William Herestord’s) series of races for the cup. day resulted as follows arya was Ty i? rhe dena ted Au aro clans Due st Light Sere, roltirn to America for Tt ts pornted out (hat Watadn's Iateat| Firat Race—feven-eighths of a milt— sean fle CARMELITER STOMACH ) Fauare Weide (eae Koover's pularit ’ — pom, ine ot se A py fer’ fae anaes Won by Tennimon, § to 2 and 4 to en! tam ae ea BITTERS CO, [tie treatment, Advies fre ve ! Weaher An J & rurprie lik \ who ought of ov ‘ga foc me Prof, for place 10 t0 1, waa eecond; at | five outa foie tra, | Modern Treatment for Men, with him he te i115 in Shot i17| Lats of employers want help, Lote | for he races to be ted | Nocker thin, Time-t.22 1) Went meer. Disepves of men treated by moter aved and most mod: ‘| LU ‘ 1h Glade Hun ik of help wants employment. Sunday | Yen lish! ch ae 1098 in} Second aeeetive furl he Won r N fret be All private diveases quick ‘ \ Be Menoatiie 7 August tm ta Censor, 2 to 1 and 7 to Do vot wate time with ott nol ' donned « glove, Gia 10) dederdie {li| World Wants prove thigfeach week. | 4 “ator ! ; rod } " “4 ty $e, 10 plage. was 4 LOB MEDICAL AGEN, 22 Weer Sin THE KNOCKER, | lose Piederman 1075 t| Sopra yanks Po 4 Vioe free. Woure. 10 tof. Rventogn @ to atc Abi “ satan) bedside Solid moi AB, 4. lial