The evening world. Newspaper, May 30, 1901, Page 2

i THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 30, 1901. seer SS LL THE LATEST NEWS OF THE DAY IN THE DAUNTLESS CREW HUMOR IN TO-DAY’S BASEBALL GAMES. [Wil = ° BAD Y BEA EN After a cloud dintarber, A Kace Aro: (he Danes. ‘This ta bad weather for glass arms, ERS AT EWRY BREAKS L I . , Young Francis, Son of Minister to Greece, ) : Wins Single Sculls Easily—Many Protests : —_—— ee. Made in Harlem Regatta. : & Race Course Jammed| Moulton, of Yale, Wins SPEEDWAY URSE, W ‘sine with Holiday Crowd Two Events at Bay- 'TON BRID! Yo, May 901s hard. —Track Heavy. onne Games. - ly worth while ating that the : apring weather our grandparents i about did not mark this day on the Har RACE TRACK, GRAVESEND, May (Special to The Evening World. lem River. It writ heavy | dy Me Brancie of the Lavureate Bi %.—The largest crowd of the year put] KNICKERBOCKER. ATHLETIC “laden clouds v er the macs GU in an appearance at the track this after-|CLUB GROUNDS, BERGEN POINT, 3 placid waters of the | whers Creek f the veteran noon, were no seats in the| May 30.—Tae annual spring carnival Tt was a creat day. Jems, on where he In tnd stand, the crowd standing solidly of the Knickerbocker Athletic the Harlem, just ax it has been on Me=} massed in aisles, ‘The lawns were black| Club took place this afternoon on the 4 morial Days of the pi The Harlem | Tie junior with the crowd and {t was dimcult beautiful grounds here. AtMetic Regatta Association would hold tty an-| event In which all inter force 4 passage to the ring. The tne] chemplons tn their various: ‘ 1 even if the sky spliled t Dauntless Club up to last classes were nual regatta | he led Dom ten itor Galuine weather was a blessitu; to the Brooklyn competitors, and every event. in Tents of water, Oarsmen are used to | bla, waa con he race, but the Jockey Club and must have meant] Walch they took part was bitt fough: the elements, and that is why there wus | defeat heightened the hopes of the other $50,000 to th . erly fough: Boe eee ae iiaterent ic tardy 8 oh creten a Roll Face, wae Tooked 2) to} een Yat eatsing aagatnat rainy’) until the last man had crossed the dash or. the first heat of the race the day recelpta, ne. races. Nonparetia ¢ the lead and held tt by Secretary McIntyre had vided The ‘ : Bae ad held } Secret y ad provided he Inclement weather, which threat- shoresiGuyiwith = Twyf x lensth halt’ the alstance Then card of seven races as an extra Induce-[cned at first 10 put a damper on the ‘The little river never looked vo beau-| thelr atro! nd their shell poked Its t, but there were no specially good | day's sport, suddenly vanished shortly I Hful, Gay bunting flaunted to the leht | Pose A Mit in the lead. Tt wan a pretty: |features. The Parkway Handicap, | before noon and the sun appeared. breeze that blowing! Zarid’ (trom | Cure etmeen tne nalr: tothe) Anish, the which in former years generally fur-] Admirers of athletics turned out in many barges there was a bright «is Jongth The Dauntless ¢ Jan echo of the Brooklyn Handi-|large numbers to witness the excellent of colors. And it was on ti TLL MASIUEREE OR teens a very poor fleld. ‘The | list of events arrange wery train and earaés that On rect ais Nadelphia club Stukes was the other features|trolley-ear which artived was loaded } aide thelr escorts, blending the b i withe peoples aiiG ; “olumh of course, heavy from : le, all bound for the games, . ‘ 3 with thoso of tho stronger rex Aigtmbin sax protested on the ground Taine of yesterdaye, The air wana] ameng them belng many girls. {dew that it might rain never occurred | (MAL three, membern of the Crew had bit cool, but pleaxant enough neverthes| The feature of the games was the @0 them, and their colors were just a8[of the Lone Star Hoat Club, lodged the sith rineti mac! il-around weight throwing contest, in dominant as the hisi-flying pennants, | protest Steeplechane Handicap. for four-yearolte and] Which such cracks as Edgren, Sheldon, Many 2 Represented. Te oa ea up; atout two and « halt mi petting, | ECR Sheridan and Stillman were en- ‘g ¢ AM of New York's rowing organiza} yiat penta. + - Starters, str. Pl tered. 4 @ions and many from other cities sere | club, of 1 Uultlnsas SS Another event which claimed consid- on hand to participate in thy vurlous York. M teases ¢ attention wan the medley race. § events, There wero numerous entries in| york: Cent Time—s.11. led for the competitors to walk, : all the events scheduled, and there we eee Pe = Feoinaras run, ride av bleycle, ride a horse, row 3 fine prospects for goal sport. There | "Final np Gietinrary — a teas at jumpeewhe and swim, going @ quarter mile each. ' were oarsmen who are known from ntehip Club second by one length lear.andiwoniby Melt e entries were received for it, and coast to coast in the many maces, but think, 3 olhardy. Most the princt were all good performers. a ‘all’ eyes were centred on the perfor: | penis asesohlaieT Came ca ae: iH weitts umbrella aiumpink : The first event was a game of Ausu- ances of Titus and Juvenal in the #lM-| pings jteat eae é RU GDA? LE “was urerased at Washington by] Citlon football between the Greenvilte 4 @le-ecull race. Club, Troy 4 Mievac Priicanip| How a bounier looked to the K. Hitchcock. Hustlers of Bayonne, and the West End "The first heat of the Junior fopr-oared | Meat Club, New Yor ond: Fred Teses, vou fielders. BECOND RACE. Held Club of Ell beth: gig marked the beginning of the day’s| im Mt a third ® The, 2 felling: for thtee-yearolie and up; mile and] when play” was calieds on bet Sport, a few minutes after 10 o'clock JUNIOR F “ Betting. | Bho sotball! game wan won by the S © -fn It 'were the crews of the famous V Won by Columbia Un y Ne Jocks, StHICFia. Sir. Plac atlera by a score of 8 to 0. >) npare Ine f 4 annor, ok 4 ® 8B Led] Tho first record to be amashed waa in » per Boat Club of Philadelphia, eee etetriatia Seriine ri Ct) miyear 1 Ie 38 A] the contest at thtee standing jumps . Friendahip and the Palisade Boat Clubs Won hy New York Athletic Clap Milea SDR 28 frome wcratch.ce This 7 a ‘Two Men P Atalanta Moat Club seconds; Wyanoke: Haat. Club iit’ a 4 {ump of a0 reetd De Bernard i Peat etreay inelarathiientiotkthel any; | dmaize Time 1.19 5. Mulligan, Knickerbocker A. C., was , « second with ‘ was run L. Tatum, tho stroke of the | Untermedinte Fonr-Onced Gix, Meo enor e errevs aunt inche Henty ‘Arnold, Union, Settlement 3 Vesper four-oared «lx, was protested Jadeiphia Moa pimps iim down to gavor-| A.C, Aalanee third ‘with 32 feet oe 4 ne a ber of a ace, lom that aly’s y . ie former world's record for Decause he had heen a member vf Nor ince melt rites ahd Mat: | this event was 36 feet 8 Inches, made pa aM Hadelphia club Simpson Itook to disturb the | lat year. Inthe intermediate four-oared glx. Ws tradition. alarothen cut out the pace,| The summary: also’ protested ing to. nis ing followed by Thoroughbred, while O'Con- | ,100-Yard Run (handicap)—Pinal heat wee dy ¥ rowed in the U. of I’. crew. Hoth menu nor took utama to toe front in the i Moulton, Yale University (6 yards); Patrick 4 rowed with thelr clups and the protest xtretch and won with great case, Maro- Wallen, N.Y. A. C. (3 3-2 yarde), eecond, : will De acted on after the races. then cut loose from ‘Thoroughbred. in| (na Yo iM. Lummis, of New York (® yards) The result of the first race was as the ‘run home and was a mood second third, Time—10 1-54. Moulton wou eaally’ by retty a one as ever was xeon on the], / sin front of Matt Simpson. 5 Fiariem® tiver., For three-quartern of fats r Fecelved at the track to-day | speutainee’ saute nice P econ bY A. |G. the race not half q length reparated the | tom. an eee ich 3 ey Dick Clawson hid dled at] y. SeKechnic, Mohawk A.C. (9) yantel, gac three Doats, but when the finish at Mor- . ‘ q his home In Missourl, Clawson suffered | ond, and R. i. Sandford, Koickerbo-kee ‘A.C = = il eta from consumption, the result of reduce | (30 1a), third. Thme—im. 24 3-5e. BS iaieaaieaeeens Tried to Take the Bag wi u Me Sid. ing flesh so that he could ride, He was] 4-Yard Run (novice—Won by J. P._ Pits s formerly first Jockey to W. C. Whitney, | patrick, N.Y. A. C.; Arthur Woges, Pourt SSS a ——-— THIRD RACK, eraimaek ATE A . and, Heary NEW Y( YRK-PITTSBURG sa Tt,, Medtord Stakes: for Uwo-rearolte: ve] three: Mundred “farce Aun, icap—Final 5 was only a mad ple. praery Moulton, Yale University (22 DUAL GAMES CYCLE At Faw Pi CAO AM Ete (Continued from Flea Page.) i cee Se 3PM A. G8 yardo, third. Time ‘ 7 i One-Mile Bicycle Race—Pinal heat wom by e 5 Jack Townsend, Kniekerboeker A.C. Marry 1, Daneman... fe i { In a twinkkng | frexe hard to Burkett's pop. Heldr (SE COLF AT pa tl cerned Ties 2 its ty ere * u Miing the bags Krue eader, 108, Nullman Mrownsena paki Din hel and ‘ste " + veation the last lap and wi Fan erionaleeeaontenea | UE Ses "eld pans 2, wiusPard” nn, Mendiapcege by Alan Si . . ‘ 3 ‘ ans engie, jr. at chool 4; La Tiger Athletes Beaten|Blue Riders Take Inter- hates rent Pawell In the box | iy, same, going to Lady Holyrood wag the ckote Moitnain.” Katehermorker (ho Cb yarday ser: > f 7 Notes estan be trusedkayy [secon f to the down from 2 to 1 to ond and Charles W. Bterens, Jr. Col Q ona. id, Jen 1 tossed elisodice wax the second choice thin. Time—1.67. in Field Sports at collegiate Cham- Dannebicadtbonensawarntansandh hen {rity Atee “Seth ony the bench. nin Misiealer, wan) very avelt at le Face (Fire ite) Wen by i i ected Denzer to de ow ¥ ne O'Day called Ita cose ess ry jer Wasethe first to sho’ inickerbocker A. C., Bayonne, Ithaca. pionship. saleclod A Denacry ocdouthag work gil imu, It te Davis and he was outrun by Lady) Holyrood 6); Jack Jasper, Company 1, N. @. = Mathewson aotsansncati | raced in front to the stretch, with and LE. Firth. Bea: geet eI Una: PT ira Gh Our caMat aE tata Med nl Thompson Leads Tyng Whittier, “ilatberdier “and ‘Misleader third Time 6.13 25 . f mee | hudiordonintalenolctosmtnerans x x eads apart as named, Ax x0 apitbeap rien (Sportal to The Evening World.) (Sowtal to The Frening World.) Holstein, with J. Reiff aesny hee nduenen kee de in Final of Cham- gtralgntened out, Shaw shot aw cera allege sas Asc es0i parses bs y GUTS. NY iY at her frat by uady Holyrood and won ¢ aicndettectes Me Bane (0 iS ITHACA, May 30.—Cornelt and Prinees |, MORRIS HEIGHTS. NY. Mt Up, Captures Roth. |!" “er tre ml th third . hi Widow half lengths from G. Whi Wyardel thine, Time ISN Meaiaied in thete anmuai| dual’ track, and | LTae® conditions) were all thet contd ts hild Plat Hand Didnt Appear. Char ingle, plonship. who was two lengths In front of Hal: | one mite, iner-scholsstic team’ relay race — destred tor the Inter-t aes Sita Aft ais enerved | Msht. scart at pushing perdier. i : Won by Montclair High Se! ve. J field contests this afternoon Champlonsniyy races here thts peeaieete Sel oe in’ihor gran wand or ate baad duet [SUanE alone Tanta wot FOURTH RACE, imoativa, mean’. Pinar Reheat, Teena werey canhertihurriedlyiin)| dilngihol hal candles racelmtthe fs Te game Te wa announced that | Delss Miling tt nzel waa an The Parlweay Handicap; for three-year-old and third, an@ Dwight School fourth. eh u he inter-cals thexuahidewauilenortcomentn nditt tal angry Giant wi out, Ryan (Special to The Evening Workd.) up; mile and a sixteenth, . order to finish the contest in time for | lesitte meet wis equalled. The riders} LONDON, May 39 -Willam © Whit [4 SIME rash for Cre vacant claire eT ene naan 1 'gteang | MORMISTOWN, May a —The frat rt 1 ANE Fin. gr lace c 5 orc! were dunched fe tinis ipley, of e ere MMe a tw 4 Re i t shor, Se oni ched condition. L dnd w puto " , Powe is afraid of Bowerman krey yesix-hole nate . : 3 con the ry ti . Migesty, owned by Sir do Hunde) May ing with Nigh spirits, was all inf ie n vat? 1 champion- 1 fears ha for points in the inter- ey Oy UG aa | sates i ties Winch’ play) was cutied the crowd wan | Paditen fan inte centre Meld to null ' this morning between Nethe choices put Dig Chicago Cycle Event. vorhee! nivey ivan Oh | threesyearcolds and upwa distance | banked ss deep bacl eiehe |Mawn Nelo D E np James y g c iP i hétsummary: tnatb Aid fourth i pwar an hank 1 hunite vt Jeep back of the right] " S age t) erate hed ated conan 1 James A. Tyne, in him and Carbuncle, Alsike was] CHICAGO, May 30.—Christian Grun- caltr’ Searaccornell Wom by LW, atectave, Princeton |” e mile and three furlongs, 0 Mane [ald Toners ee dichieltign ee MBE T rwo) runs : (helimorningeptay)|theroutslder: Sidney Lucas won tmply nett won the big Chicago road race In Schpabled dtd y. Yale. second, U Mipley. Prince chester Whitw: ry by tee | 5 nthe lead by 5 ecause Spencer o ed and out PAE) Distr Cite Homi Genter Vale, teenies ities Contacte eee “leat Inning. | CeO UE The ycrrmereniys raetene fairy ot cote the backsireich, at noon, He. had ones ee ant A le—Won by pred "= hata | Wallace should have known better| tnd ix so eh that ° iB made the pace to mck stretch: ernoon. le had one minute an ‘Keteram. Cornel Siew ' {denser stopped Hurkett’s hot one and | init intruat « roller to Nelson, Kr {1% Mo ce te whieh will cating, | When Alatke: Joined’ him,” ‘Thes raced thirty seconds handicap. Se ce 0 Ll GAME tanted aff Ave fouls, then cracked vo | Ker vonped « foul for Canzel ani Tyan Sho has won the club [Bed Ant teat te ie a hehinds chen | Wilhinge Bina, oat of heb Davies who dit the proper tht: i went a fy Taft, that Relbach took Manel previoursoecas| nuncleconiss galloping sinibeh ind: Then] William Blum, one of the scratch men, Rory If wan under’ McG: neater Hass nzel ire Af 4 ys Landry made his move, but Spencer! won the time prize. TF me (Continued from Fest Page) rin te tN Oe Cu Ne lnc inruRerat xnart throw of Den: Foe ne cK aoa tenth SS i $ f Van Haltren slammed a pretty asingte | ers and the pitcher war alt etd i e pant shart aid w roar went up fd mt at cumbel' to Powell's Inck. ‘i ue sneer Curae eal wall ent him tu acon, Leover tana. [ie eheon that umd fie he |r Ont oe ides Ave foriones DID NOT EAY.EOROINNER: a ell, . Princeton, qaeeraemntg e < ‘ Wreakineg of the surf on a ora r older Ave) taric! rad arr a GOCE TO Koaturount CSHUNIIS Cane aaa outhoyniocenient vane pia, aitgting. [eatanrant Keener, Therefore, Mad Hane e cris enn bye wwililandsl Peloeeton Won hy 1 Miptey, Princeton 3 dropped trying to steal second. Tt was foolish Pa mat isis id Man and Woman Arreate: Gallagher. Cornel! second, Polland , ROOM. Gentry, third, Me h nt Wan ott try running, for Selbach, who fol- aoneat single to left. He 7 ogeas 92 7 = 3 third: Time—1 veRine aU rleesten be ‘ 0. smashed a fine single to right {isa fine batter for a box man, Burkett, | thle af ta je OR gb] May Evans, thirty-five years old, of . ambien Time Thm. ATs ta ane Magmetimes: hit it hurd, struck | beeey Nelng y the members and ther 1G Gs § Sf] No. 156 East Eighty-elehth street, and ho made | 6% $15: » 1] James Hoey, thirty-two years old, of Selbach was forces nd oon fat three decetvers: nf i Time—1.04, No, 133 West Ninety-second street, who Prince coe f f ‘Mt ; false 60 igeutey'c Orteht, reoring | Srames coder to Wl crate aiid [four nite this morning, pried a foul a : LF AT NUTLEY. Sheckardsand sending. Keelerstootnird, aot iw Se Eee strane, Powell. wats forced at sec DYKER MEADOW GOLF. Fee eng rat eel eic ec iemoed [iad sities iavaynrower! were] locked Hie recond ‘bag. Charl 9 Neleon, No runs pandemontum loore by: 5 gna eeirans, Strong smashed one straight at Me- r tallied Keeler. = away in the | Daly's fy to Wag and showed the way | ¢ ay In the Jead and showed the way | charged with disorderly conduct, Beart Dahlen's sacrifice bunt xent Kelley Want, Cornell, tint. thicisene ; ¢ bunt went Kelley to] iter Inte ight teld crowd, eet : Thirty-fve Starters tn Qualifying | (iT M; put Up “an erry Ay to] gre ee ENE Bel crowd. sending tn Meno kitied fim, all atone, Hick: [Club Members Content for the ti 0.) h, follo y @ complainant. wax Willlam Metser, Hound for Perey Jackson Cap. Donavan. but the crowd didn't atop : ‘i a> sate Renedict ‘Troph: who was several letigths In front of] a restaurant Keeper, at 35 Seventh Comme, De sect ira rennet ine Hickman for five minites. ‘Tw MU Nemetrunn Powell as Se ec pemundbeamiicawayicnd | Rie cae here cata Cera ree raloeees ene the (Special to The Hvening World.) a € Special to The iv ° etc! came away a vith a c NUTLEY. May a.—There were thir | yGlirke'n liner went atraignt to Dahlen. | tnoueht, tion, ther part of FORT HAMIDOs ely me won ins BIR romp by elgnt lengths from Bid afterward the other couple lett and i agner bit to Dahlen, who made a hot valor a ed Da at. Pe —" Yin *, who was three lengths in| M Evi yaane atarters In the qualifying round| eto and threw hie man cut. Brananeld all by his ome, gobbled |hit Ganze’ Walat sand. the bags| embers of the Dyker Meadow Golf|front of Destitute. ? for thelr share, They’ then, became Time ne at the Yountakah Countey |augled past Gating. Mecreery can ina | Donovan's slant dow bane Mnes| Were Aled, poked fn fly to] Club competed thix morning In the first ae ‘|abusive and were accordingly locked up. nell, 5 cetom, 1984 a for the President's Cup, pree| ile wd malted Mitente's short fy. No) Tat paddena over im iive, Webteee [tan scared me otter. tw raving up. | Me uf a thirty-sx holes medal play GRAVESEND ENTRIES. = pelle run—-Won by beineeton; Rel ed by FP eked . Snenecity . v ad, othe! joving Un. f : ‘ 'e lates cua Won by Pee bosction: mel-|aented by Perey Jackson, The competl-| ating cricketed a double along. the couldn't touch fem, No runs altace |Cison fanned. leaving two giants on | handicap for a cup presented by L. D, Baetan thon fs at medal play handicap, and the| lett fleld foul ine. MeGuire popped af, Hy this time the crowd liad overnowed | the perches, One run, Benedict. The ns were: *Yee'Sear eecre: Gorelt, 25% : er Aivalify. for the match [MNES Tent. Donovan out ¢o Tirana: [inate the nes ta front of, the grand Crees cette weap. not, | RACE TRACK, GRAVESEND, May oSag s Jd, unassinted, Gating scoring, K Phere We f es) Net. i i wl tu priee offered for the}ard drew ac base on balla Keeler Tesent. and they were stil come} Donovan lned n single ov 15 i] 0.—The entries for to-morrow's races and Frederik, ted ft *| best crows and alno for the beat|dunted and dled at first. Kelley out, ‘Bie rntibinds flocked fram the ups | and took secondon awh pict. 7 glare an follow Beore— Cornel, ig. Princet net renre. “he rons acore pea was Ely to first. One run Scnlng seats on, to the fence and] alone settled Paden “at frat, Dons w SOE 8 |e Firat are i ruriacesnenes oie sees i nrere-_cormellil ia Fincet on Ia aca: SEE UATE Sturealiiatts : y lot of crows all] going to. third awerman clung to Mieteds a nes, d Writ, Princeton, secon eas. Cornell Prize by U. He Marvel The scores |G pit hin eal bat WWalface'a rlaht oon toni Kruger a13- |i, Plerepeai i eR Bete N08 | nat asc Effer- | Chird, "Distance—149 ft Gating sau ch's: pon rly pat On w crack tolglel to right, xcoring Donovan. Hick-| Capt, Medlacktin oo.” 12 AS) Eihe Sat Gbatre vescent ‘Score: Cornell, 67; Princeton, 29 Grose retired via the fl tte to Sheekard, he died at. fipat.| man muffed Ityan's hadr fly to lett cen- | 3. 0. 3 Py i ebay Suyseray Breed dempe Wee by Lengn Cornet ot Ne PTHI Tele IRENE leach Dalen oeuad ed a nine pant fg Heat | Man Tee eee cored: again tying te, 0. Ww BL Outet Tootk 07 Mayor O Asa delicious, cooling, recon Joh ‘ \ a ranto Dahlen, forcing O'Cone at a foi” ea Ravan Wenger | argre,” bawelf envied the fan hy fanning | ® 2 rat 10 Gertrude, Belltstt s.. M4 Dalloan WS IM ating and health ghvise 2 \e je No runs, we runs. antel Chauncey le 1 prnell. E47 Princeton, 10 i in Lubeabro went tn to pitch Cor Pittsburg. led. tneton Phere Was never much a crowd at the |d. fort wu " eS ue Eiteeni ject ate ane Abbey: Salt a aly xot a lift on Leach's error, Dahlen| 4. h rounds, At this “time. it numbered [J C: Seeley 2h of — * mile far 5 21 3 {Med to Wagn Mecreery pop Med out | Krueger was safe on Denzer's fumpie | fully 29,00. Denzer atruck at’ three! The final match of the foursome come | 684) 3) stxteent ae Gold tinea. A any a neral i Kn teich, Daly wentta second on a batke [oo Is bunt foward third. Ryan fled uid have let pass, Van | petition for the cugs presonted by A. It Belany’ be Sextet | ey it H MU Gating, McGuire out, Chea: / {7 Seibach. who held Kracker on first Ny Wan easy for Bur- nd Dantel Chauncey was played : ‘ater. Its reg. 4 ransfeld, No runs, Mr. Powell smashed a doublet o Yt and MeGann attended to » Balawin and Smith and Edy | The Raymer ular use. will FH Takeaieeuine third, Krueger going to third. Davis [delbach, No runs. loiicach, ‘tie former proving the | iumboiae 00. keep the Stom- . ‘* by up and to play, ‘he lat- Giatke ut 3 4 F rlzes presented by WA. r ne oe Oo ET H RUSarsie” hate retired Wasser’ Nol SYDNEY FRY WINS BIG FINISHES AT HawTHonNe, |!"00 0° ata, healthy con: (opectal 3 or runs HE IGAN'HILLS, May 3.—There was i" Donovan bunted and died. Sheckard . RACE TRAGK LUA WHHtO FINISHES AT ST. LOUIS. A dition. Unfailing as an immediate urn out here this morning tor My fled to Mitente, Keeler ont, pep fy to ENGLISH GOLF MATCH. \y0,—The races run Hae A He , y The May Stak rellet for Headache, Indigestion eDecorution Day Handicap. A late a ey h tmnt "Tas follows: a0 eS Re tacen run aoc ton eaboat ste Torlenea. sat Constipation: Rope euuacera ancien, Al iate 1% th Inning. ‘ cago wer path ele i noes droguite o¢ by mall Sv, te ned 91.00 por bettie. : . Fd Brans joubled to teft. Riteht trat shths of a mile.— Lancet ‘Sead pestal card for sample to aro coming in slowly, A few of |} nt! wert He] fouled ont to McGuire,” Leach Med to y Won by to 10 und outs] Firat Hace—Three-quarters of a mite.—| furbara Fri The Abbey Effervescent Salt Co. scores thus far turned in are |, T, Williams it Dahlen out, Donovan to Kelley, | wilSerrey Club Eapert Captares) Overton TECd MANOR OT TRS Ne LeeLee eres aid | (ued Rowenta 0.15 Murray Street, New Yorks? aay if 7 : : B . econd; , 12 te . ond; Hand Grow IWeap A.D. Wheelock 1. 2 Nea Royal St. Geowe Vane at Hans third, Time—1.01. Around Again third. Time—.15, Ae aed at tarlonascusticemtsiney 6 Re Morrell, withdrew, Score by Innings. Becond Ruce—Three-quarters of a mite. | qaccone ace; One mle Won, by Teal virt whip s+: SA el Oe Pitdur ee 1 OOO 1000 OY Sandwich, Won by Zaza, Sto land 3 to tthe | Gown: A to and 6 to 6; Katle Freeman, | tiimeott Brooklyn... 30022160 3-3| LONDON. May #.—There were twen-| Hutcher, © tol for place, wan’ wcconds| 34° Ui tori place;iwas second: | Ara.\ Gran; | Ancronicus Gass LIB Alatbe $7 FELL DEAD IN THE PARADE. cine Finsaceabeniciea inl ehebeseteart fori Remark third, Time—1.18, ey nan alae piers HB ; Sixth Aace—Fillies two-yeare ol Js, at hie residence, —_— ° House Dog Saves Children, = at for the] Third RacesOne mile and one-eighth. | net on hy Mela. Eleni, sty 2 sind | atecer.Jullet ee Ae ENG es P. BALDWIN, Bl A alnly-yeaccoidlveteran named aosern tie cany| ROM St. George vase, the chief ama-| 3 IN by Lady Schorr, § to 1 and 2 tol ato 1; Mix Dorn, 7 to 10 for place wan | Calthn 107 Disadvantage |... vices at Roselle at 1. Ps 3, J8| Thiedaut, of No. 690 Maat Eighty-ninth Tldteh Were nttveleed Ror | teur got competition after the cham-| accond; Wilt Pirate thifd,. Timo, 1.32 | Second: HUMOR third, Time, 58 1-4, | Optional a Specie} train vla Central Re of Re Jersey leaves foot of Liberty st. § 1210 100 403 street, fell in the line of the Memorial | bull. She went to their relief, aided by | Pion match, decide! at Sandwich to-day. — a ¢ 14] Day parado at Forty-third ‘alatnallt houneidog Th su y, “1 Good, Drasitian Cratscr Mere. _ Bachelor Girin’ Club fl ‘foursomes ban-! Fifth avenue and di street and ie dol ¢ dog caught the| It resulted in a victory for Sydney Fry, |, substantial homes are to bé} ‘The Brasilian " Be 2 .| PHILADELPHIA, 0.—TI .M., May 31, 1901, uraninee bans) Zieh avghug and died bofofe medical |buit by the nose and thus enabled the of the ld-Surrey Club, by @ acpre gar} ‘ound BY Bright seekers through Mun-|ei80i, 20, yovaae of instedelion ar Bachelor. Club, orf anhled® four Seata| O'BEALE.—Say 2, 0, nsen O'mEAM x: onildre: ape, the deub!e round day Wor! rants. ved 10-day ant anchored:in the | ag, hast ban In” consequence of Remains will be taken to Scituate, Mass. SF ahaa toi BDDOr: near. Liberty Se * meatly, te members having married." ter interment. Funceal potvetm . wwe, » ee EE Cd HR I a EI Ut