The evening world. Newspaper, December 19, 1901, Page 10

Ladies’ cess. from a idea that must drop in Show at Mad Jearn. There best-dri You who don't dachshund, undershot m you will learn. f 4 women than you dreamed | Association's First Show of Kennel Aristocrats nounced a Big Suc- know a G! nd who ans this week at Hison Squa is no doubt For Is Pro- reat » have undersized Dane an THE WORLD: SnHURSDAY wv ivinG, binned 49, DUE DOG talking craftily of butterfly noses and] aren yon button ears: of haws and of hare-foots |e weet suas of pig Jaws aens—and the wacht ['Vi") eH laid 1 Mr of the conte fs seemly aidn't | feu a ini eritt Kennein, Know that Just now ApeMAUY [pe pac cia taney Seaihera wi ee MAUL izs| women In the world not wrapped up info joe Ee UE Mt _telumph, and that | the manufacture of pink Tid peas . oorat | ailver Santa Clauses for Christmas trees. | wneat cakes tn) » | I went to the dog show yesterday country there la mers | without suMctent wkill to contradtet uinong the kennels | any one who aald a proper cocker apan- en oigeaide th Jel must be dew-lay I owent, and ’ ‘vee and Personally pitied bulldogs with a ros pwavibRay eC MAL A aoe? Er ERG ICAL e ING of clustered teeth emerging fran dis OR Sas eens and fo ted te eilanillemehatiects contented-looking mouths, 1 went and] "") nk of en ses ahe went on,| Kindly Jt, Bernard row, and when U @ld not know that the more a blood} De at Shak the aectal ane Thad ch pigund blocked lke +an (olds) olds man ian’. |eanat;waslthelwas IC was)all daya che} Se ceenror ts me wiki Ce f enc eman ed imonkey che. t te to) hole firmt annual exhibit of the Ladies’ | 2rift Kenneln amd among who wo pomoongoled Swit hig fy coud AT Kennel Association ts one burst of everything yesterda omy medals to . Bt. Bernard and a zroyground, but Pom. | Kennel Assocltion be one rey tybody [loving cui the size of tuba, Pane np £ , al tell a pug from ; wnd they are all having fand that was dearly all & famous success Mra. Kenochan'n Dow Talk. ja Are Snobht a Just inside the door 1 heard Mrs tia nt amd by 6 ofelack rami “Jimmie” Kernochan say: | night the whole asscctation wa el eannela “Quite free from Mppiness, you see Loonmled for tte untwight (sharma MehiTand Door. The attendat Mt did not hb again dry and Starters, whte, jocks St.INIf Fin Boomerack. 105." Otis Vin ts Death, 108, Lantry. 27 2 Little’ Jack Horner, 106, aD ss Mariner, 15. David, 109, Rain fell here alx and a BOOMERAGK WINS AT NEW ORLEAMS, BEATS DEATH AND HORNER IN THE FIRST RACE. Investlisnte | nce was up to th arly thie my urt the track, d fast, VIRST mace, halt 108, Dale Milter Benitts Hope. 10 Gare atraggiins Boomerack abe: D4 field int to 2 tees ‘on Master Mariner und Bhi ie latter being back 1, Boomerac fer of the Braco, mare! er had made Hh aL 10 198 103 i Rbten 9 I Won driving was he first r: to 1. owing | to 1 from ace in, but tt wa After Litt Tin the 10 was returned thi THE AMERICANS ARE HARD TO BEAT So Says King Edward VII. in Discussing Yacht mecine: Associntion Likely to Rumor of Mg © IONDON, Dee. 19 Sir ‘Th wished him x a Crooked Race. ton, in the long interview which: Sir Thomas Lipton alse with King Edward yesterday Kinng Balward oo recapitulat the America’s cup races were m dent 1 velt's rlently comme Soe! tl discussed, unfolded din 4 f the Kimg and on Haglind, whieh formed RACE TRACK, NEW ORLEANS. 1, | future. Hla Majesty: exhlty NCEA ADE RE RII NATaN TRG BOER RSNTRTE Dec, 19.—tf there Js any truth Jest interest in them, and at times off Thomas and Mr. Roovevelt white the story printed in the columns of a ioral tons, former was in the United States. ‘The Paper this morning the Association will xpressed the opinion that It would) King was evidently mu used. In | have some work before Laveeprnnel vinta Laiwoa tithe (oiehodteld Thomas Aow Rreatly Rating the rumor that w Finericarin wh cee | hoandmired ent ment won a steepleohi ailod thats heswas Halbionaliisiewhloleunfort go ft was the result |could secure a yacht a good de by sald that three Jockeys who had movnts|than the Shamrock Tl W Kir GEAR TEACHING in the race met by appotr and as had fnis explaining ations for building ani looking over entry list. conelind for thin belief, the King ayy re ear whieh are that Diverttsement wan the best horse to satistled and heartily) ty tw already t to win with, as he would be at a ood price, ang = The story further says that almost) nets over Lady Brockway $40,000 was bet all over the country and |‘ ate (he arush, and in many places the norse had 5 tant st backed down to 4 to 5, and while the ! odds from the track were 10 to 1, the Deople were willing to take the ghort| My three cenetha price and the pool-room a refuced mitOnL La IS, . {0 put up the track odas. Several tm ched te post and went tv ’ ‘ inquiries were made aobut the olis She was withdrawn from th ut it was always the same r : money Was bet on the hors THIRD 4c | fs wail that al poole ns yin. teres threes ea mbar nent I ‘ out of business by the vi Al new le ave horse. iclac Mehta Itehed near Ba v ona The wea . - tak ying start this aftern ’ ante M Trot an attractlye ine, ¢ nae Se WR were large, as th SR eee Pore aneaani te always favorite but his pr TONE, Blare Ltod win Tenitha until well into ‘the Streter ‘4 ined by" Boomer: as thees rovght: Kou the runni ok to Boomerack the hand Death Suapr ner: vb a no: SECOND RAC! 5 Jocks, 169." Div aol, Gormle..y ant the . son the zecond race. which vorite play AGO tat Ladyi ke went lead os automobile, from a sand a mile in dn. G2 ove bu us Des lowing any 3 Ian, who of the Memphis Jockes At of horsen > wilt ted at the neat meeting “ j third. ¢ tm of but Jockey Club BLINDED BY GOLF BALL. Acotdent resumed peat month, Youn’ 4 Aurello Herrera, Chicago Preacher Mects in Enwtand LONDON, Dee. 19 Rev. Monro Gibson, a famous preacher, formerly pastor of Second Presbyterian Chureh, of Chicago, and who is also} known ‘in ©. erly coktent, ball struck bl feared be will LULL IN BASEBALL WAR. The injunction proc Andrew Freedman a - Spatd- Ing to restrain the latter from perform: Ing the duttes of president of the > Uonal Baxeball League, were postponed this morning until to-morrow by, Judge Beott, in Part I. of the Supreme Cour: The postponement was. granted at the request of De Lancey Nicoll, attorney for Mr, Freedman, who wished to at- tend the funeral of Prescott Hal! Butler. aught by chp Sunday World Wants move the ousiness world, WORLD AT THE A U7 87 / GARDEN SNOBBISHNESS OF THE DOG NOBILITY APPARENT AT SOCIETY WOMEN’S EXHIBIT IN THE GARDEN. IN THE | | 1 | | SiS6E Vivian, reduced a little book, Jeadinas with a toy spa in Ken sald Mes, els from th shox ONLY FOUR GIANTS LEFT, DAVIS SAYS.’ iw FREEDMAN DIDN’T TRY TO, KEEP HIM HERE. Great Shorts for Pinging Now In Chleage to) fete Vrrnnigem There, (Sperlat to The Fvening World) CHICAGO, Deo 18 vis, ex- cuptata of the New m, in here ready te aM his xtenature to arley Comiakey's White Stocking tmet for next mn. "Logave Mr. Freedman oppor- tunity te better the figures Cominkey offered me.’ ways Davis Te dit not domo, und t was nothing vr me to de but come out hi Tam. 0 firmly bei man have Mathew man has claims, joden and Hrush must stick wit that Freed- former ts to Ming If th hat Free ntract, Davis es PIENING CHALLENGES. Wout w John Pk out with ach: at Homan sty in Am) or Grace wan very place agi Central Pi Tatter wis! wr fal t le Any Jenkine the “Butcher Bo: lenge to wrest ther f wrestling, and ke Norpock’s at the Grand nxtous to the Turk ce to-night, match, ——-- NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. The RACK, NEW entrion for World.) ORLEANS, to-morrow's s follows: Maiden two-year-olds; five and a frown Dilton \ 104 Burena A M arc *Slator otton Ma Marve ft 120 Dagmar Peay Chiffon , 13) Vourth Race—Handicap, mile and yards Henry Jobnate Mt Andes Darbara Friet v2 Lennep PHtH Race—Tures; two-yearso) aim of Giles Ma Orta Bascos Ma Leovita Lord Quer Iron Sixth ace—| Weary bert. Dorothy Masterful ss MIRS.RTHARRISS SAPRMESE SPAPMIELS SACLESS HOUSE ——— Social Leaders Among Fashionable Throng | That Fondles Various | Types of Dogs. yea tor a Other Mr fatoutt may not Scottish Kennels, a ostir at nto and Phited n prizes a Queen a Adora and Mertin and Hardy Laddte ate all terriers of blood so ulue that they e winners of eighteen tof first ind and America, Me has been beaten. Mrs. br rself knows us much about a bulldog as shed fa terrier, and vaably isn't a dog in the show er a Howard ( P. the meranhans nwe yey F yd oat this minute, Sull, hy A corner of his) blanket 1 look ME t a eas. to lay t reassuring hand on WoCIabEE An whe echalsnen don't you know,” she sald yesterday, ‘Dock. fhe Ie mw curly poodien wf [that net one wainan in an appaiting ; f ah * “T number tell an Airedale terrier and, Miss Bingham thinks, a] trom oa Kosten terrier or Englisy winner. setter from an Irish one? Well, that Ia 1 don't know the date of his birth; | abwatd. and the dog show ty a’ charity to suehi people' T looked gulitil wolthound © whe ler; I dont know mitted yesterday, took at that} trilx and the | he tw : Davis's three aith in Tipptean nt know his across from a Russian hadn't been nd truet- had) escaped from rest zoo. What she sald simu, an accusation. CATHERINE KING, tramp peak and the ry lated For AllDiseases of the Kidneys, Bladderand Prostate Gland, Male or Female. MOW IT CURES. My ride the blood of ities that. are cireutating y there whea tha Kidneys ny smith alm netd ani WALGES, nine tines out > polssiing ef delleate nerve Ht wild posit HM welt be Dinew Te tones up, heals and strengtnve cares all forme of catarrh whether of the bladder, ure stemacy oF bronchtal " 1 bn ph + take ulted to pRes anity children, Al luhur ar eed KANE'S BUCHU ends look #9 well, £) ont o AMERICAN. ‘BUCHU CO., 1368-1370 Broadway, N. Y. Sportsmen's Goods. Sportsmen's Goods, INGERSOLLS HOLIDAY SALE From now until Christmas we propose to give the New York public such val- ues as hive never before been seen in Holiday Goods at this searon. Whils others are charging their fancy prices we ae sll ng our coods at 35 her house, and, remzmber, this ison the most untque refully selected line in the city. 's only necessiry to visit our stores to verify this, and one of the four will be found convenient to your our locality. It s your loss if you Con't attend. Per cent. bel and y any THE F. MOUS HILL CLIMBER TOYS - “Thess are the popular new toys sold everywhere at $1.00. They run a long by a short shove, are simple and durable and worth that price, but we 1, all styles, loco 79 motive, automobile, car and doll carriage, at. spnesc (4 No house in the world carries so extensive a line of mechanical trains and Hundreds of ingenious small tays from Ze. up. On trains you oan uttit that costs 4.00 thers in proportion, additional accensory with Dilts. Locomes $2.00 2.80 3.00 track. aches and longer in with 2 Sportsmen's Goods. EDISON oe Medical. ‘OLD DR, GRINDLE, _ vs tue. ut Downtown Heatq'rire 36 Vesey St. | en | Oud Di. 1939 Bway Ph oy ph. GuiNDie treatueat ‘blvd [4d sala “dlsrases, pains. In the bone, Te. - - Kidney ana ‘bladder compl Medical. mata, are. apeedily cured. Vining leda axilfui physicians. “Remembers OLD Di TACT, grate vate dienes of men | R'E fe grin praia, dememiber, OLD i Cele one patmanenily cured: wltatlon | OFFICE OVER 20 YEARS AT. yu) Wrest 12th rt, free; medicines reasonable, Pharmacy, 919 23] beereay t ‘Medi: PAUL, 1 { A complete line, inctuding the standard Peck & Sova Skates, with many special styles) “Prices: Bike, Ne, R125, 81.48, 82,00, BS. and R2.0N, Dea Hockey Ski 00, 82.50 ant 82.98 AMStrel Rector A188 Reinhart Mating Skates Finest Tubular Mtacers made 8k { timilar to the Tous, but with, ” ee Yate Pr Large Our'n larger outht. 1,000-SHOT IRF: Modelled after the Marlin Repeating Rifles, ne movement chamber, of lever » shot and alr’ Most durable rite ant ton T0=81 Similar to adore, but holds 500 shot. Shoote rerong and accurately...... $1.29 STEAM _TRAIN «x0 TRACK. For many. years this has been*bne of our ¢ toned toy in dill respects, apps nighing a ively, healthy’ perfect In all details, Up with locomotive, Price complete More elaborate Larger Steam T: Being the boys to nee there under atenm, Hundreds of other lines not mentioned here at all, q e lowers, tt boy's meohanieal jacine Impetus. H after the pire uns nearly an hour on straleht or cu and 14 feet of 4a Meh nd fur- e Express, Wtrack, Put track two coache: ROBT. H. INGERSOLL & BRO. — a4 STORES 67 Cortlandt Si,, M1 Nassau St; 197 Badford..vs,, Grookiyn; aMcCREERY STORE, Sprcgy All Stores Open Every Evening—Athletic Catalogue Free. PRINTING OFFICES. eet oO Son tant nl an: i ¢ u 3 fi s 8 Qn t Bs tt @ tr Ww w