The evening world. Newspaper, October 30, 1902, Page 8

THE WORLD; THURSDAY EVENING; OCTOBER 30, 1902. LL THE LATEST NEWS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS. teak Tere aae O'BRIEN AND MAHER FIGHT FLICK, THE Ga eee SOCIETY MEN AT AQUEDUCT, BY HAYDON JONES. AGAIN IN-SDCBOURO BOUT They Will Meet in Philadelphia Arena To-Night and Knockout Is Promised. aed . “Philadelphia “Slugger” Will Probably Play, fi with Giants Next Season—McGraw ~ Not Worried. “Philadelphia Jack O'Brien," the tet" the featierweignt champion, and Austit clever middle-weight fighter, who has| [ter Kendon Aghter, “whicn taker not lost a decision in a boxing bout| day night. The Board of “Public Satety of in over two veara, will meet Peter| Wateroury, Cona., has refused to coneider the has evidently not pected to-night.” but today McGraw Veranda auee tel CeeeCit ie pF aocais on Mis Walloeh trip “for pleas. | said that he would sureiy be here t Maher, the champion of Ireland, in a} ite Young Mantas Ouviailins ausctagons or, tne MPO Gre’ and report has \t that he hax|morrow, and (hat then there might be six-round bout before the Penn Art| git to prevent the contest from being held: aigned a well-known player who is one news to give out A. C., of Philadelphia, to-night. This} of $1,000. that the our wilt take place om the ‘of the heaviest batters In the business. are not 4 bit worried over the will be their second meeting. Their] “#te named for It. At first ft was said that Napoleon |talk + iting a@ street through nievicrs Youle ray pe brace “iegler and Henneit. vas the man, but Lajole lo Grounds.” sald McGraw. 0 roughout the six rounds, an giegibe. re 5, sible that Wallace will come of the bir hill on the west alde. be another such battle. Meh batecrignearatisiso at iraee been said. “We aie not paying attention to] O'Brien, on account of this wonderful] ment to box in’e twenty ‘round out betors the Tn,all probability Himer Flick In the|she American League rer and there cleverness, footwork and ring general-| Sevannah (Ge. A. C. for 50 per cent. of te York nothing much doing now until ship, will in all probability outpoint Matty the ex-wolterwolgit player who has signed Sp © contract. He was formerly a memver of Dept, the Philadelphia Nationals and tater of before the wame club the latter part Maher. Peter !s getting old, and, be- bere sides, is not the great slam-bang fighter eam siaris south in the ea Pte © Gonnle Mack's Athletics, but is now steam Is now complete, although he was a few years ago when he used to|Forbes Afraid of Felts! ong o the Cleveland orkan- 4 that will not be dispose of his opponents in a few rounds| Harry Forbes, the bantamweight champion of under contract t * hi the world, evidently a dread of Tommy ' for business reason: with his terrific blows on the jaw the. hitting bantamwelght Sghter of > Fick, while « heavy hitter, hag an off = > #€ason in the year just Anished. and es BASEBALL WAR HAS | “comments made vpon iis ing, by the © Cleveland newsps a atailto| TIRED BARNEY DREYFUSS. SS his iiking. He (a vid to bo extremly | Ssenaltive to criticiem and } he | SGINCINNATI. Oct. & would not play in Clevelant a ooilfuse, the ownes of the Pitts O'Brien punished Maher severely in thei first battle, his great left-hand jabs uing up Peter's face, O'Brien says he will try to put Maher to sleep before the sixth round has started. i was matched a s ago io fight before the Wert C. of St. Louls, he made the mateh- maker of (he club obange the number of rounds the battle from twenty to twelve rounds. ie boys fought a slashing twenty round fight fore the same club a few months ago, but although Forbes got the decision, every eight caer out of ten persons present said that Feltz was entitled (o a draw at le PUGILISTIC NOTES. EEO 0 " 6 1 into the ring. McFadden wil also fight Carlile Sleger, and if he does not stop him im ten (oe that account. Wha, is safd to be tiring of he national ‘ i c fe has brol Bli He hax been offered « pluce by M pestine owing to - war lating be Reet adden. has eokeae a splity SGraw and it 's more Man iikely that} tweah the Natlonal and Ag Allenepes of sandlinisraational vate a a Ee | te Merch h ©) Brush has secured me tow con- | Leagues, aid according to one {hetween Ben Jordan, the feather-welght tt Jor Gane Haye Sanat | serene ; He tract while out West jclagceat friends he will sell out hampion of England, and Terry. Me- | ° ou ale = 8 cece franchise and Invest tne mone nvern, the ex-feather-weight champion | fa qecion, Inu 4 ea, ~ W’GRAW POOH-POOHS | suble of horses next seuson world, before the National Sport- | and rather than disappoint the crowd ‘he went jing Club, of London, the early part of next year, has been given up by the| rounds he does not want any of the puree, [officials of the club. "Doc"? Ordwi A aght whiten as ang ar ine lla ah aaerin . % fit which should prove intwresting ts that American representative of the | setween Henny Yanger, the undetesteds feather: eis no questioning Dreyfuss's ‘lik Tl © AMERICAN LEAGUE TALK. | ins fo: the tiorusno . and the sto me foundatly { big coups on x ty have si © The talk of streets being cut through} tus has mace save the Polo Ground: and the signing of all | York trucks this yenr 4 National Sporting Club, had a talk last) welght of Chicago, ‘and Tony Mo ey | Dreyfuss was jn this elty a couple of | niet 6 : Ho Gov. | Brooklyn’ featherweight, which ta to ithe best players In the Nationa) Lage | eee ee eee re ed ie had night at the Glisey House with McGov-| (ict in Taouls to-night. ‘The boys Fito play on w York tng idea of quitting baseball, He sittd. | grn'a qranager in regard to sending | teen engaged if box a twenix, round bout z e Mn B he | ne iat he. hu rice an his Terr: i 5 Me ie hardly likely that It witl go the limit team fx not worrying Mr. Brincs tn the [however tout he had a price on his Terry to) England to fight Jordan, But | yaiger'is unquestiomaily ‘Morons superior’ ead eand he tnx not hurried back to | Pitteoucke Cl) and that if any one eared when Ordway sald that Jordan would | ought to defeat him in about tea founds, Wthe city on that a poxe of his holdings. The price Dreytngs only agree to meet McGovern at 122 Bh ake i Buddy Ryan, the igo featherweight, pounds all negotiations were quickly | |W ‘ 4 meets “Kid” Broad’ in the atx round bout ar: called off. Terry cannot make the] fanged for to-morrow night before the Trane- yeeks he has be 000, Lo) For vor sens a ——— — --——— | — welght stipulated by Jordan, port A. ©. of Chicago, he will show some of « , - | the teachings of Terry McGovern. The i | [MeGovern Growing Heavier. champion ‘ha been educating Ryan in hie { | Vhis announcement on the part of] ciged improvements nomsons Mat shown & dex pl | | MeGove ger that Terry can no - 8 8 ain down to the feather-weight i ih) Conn eae. fens vt Peer saN cue, pounds, and would like, (arrange. detsile: force tect, ott that the ttle [is growing r vince he lost’ the | food. boy In, ht [title of feuther-welght champlon to] cured straw, “Young Corbett last Thanksgiving [bay. During « heated discussion with / ANDY DALY WAS BEATEN Ghicteo a, eencayol anes terrae BY TOMMY FELTZ. longer t would like to a1 Tommy Felt QUIT THE TURF, TO HONORA HORSE Horse Owner Says Unless News-/ Amsterdam, N. Y., Folks Give _ Papers Treat Him More Kindly; Chuctanunda. the Champion : 3 2 weight, McGovern offered to bet any He Will Sell His Stable. | Sprinter, a Great Reception. ; : ' Me ee eae reese |i cecaiiaeaibin Saciceeooea te a which to train. ‘Terry statement that SAVANNAH, Ga,, Oct. 30.—After the eh yee ASIEDERDAS, OFt 9). -Ghuetan { 3 ere anagiiicen tnt cused nellol Caablé | bevel san secheanleas toot meet meee =) aunts Be asiveior fe paste pa Neti SU te taal Aan z { 3 to light at that nL don't jibe. last night shetore oe Revenue Athletic BMA ont ppbilshing: wiccen avout hin | into winter! quarters ‘at the Hutton | R. T. WILSON, JR SYDNEY PAGET. _ “(al Marvin Hart, the rugged middle-welgn | Daly explained to the audience that enormous winulozy on his horses ov ¢ ci he wiil sell out his stable and quit the; Upon arrival he turf. Mr, Hell says the stories are false. | kel with a volts Fe uss he de bet heavi! yOAla mney le pencniyy she: MAY J., AT | 00 TO l, WINS COLUMBIA IN POOR SHAPE | | ne AGsaibas | besa) des #0 weakened thereby that he felt peat ene fe tan tone ast bet | tint a aiid: Peungralven Onhert FIFTH RACE AT AQU EDUCT. FOR GAME AGAINST PENNSY. [rrr cet coe iste tt nt tenes ae i ea| tic welcome by Amsterdamian “ Sees Lh it iisplay. St hie hocke, | Banket-ball To-Night at Polo A. A. oof Luulavitie. which was slated to be] he had to take off six pounds to-day to tional . ot Fort| make 18 pounds, the limit of the ar- 4 ticles of agreement, and that he was —_——<¢.—__-—__ was email enou on the eczentric Captivator, then whol titke great pride {n the fact that this te eas 13s Gala iran dasy nr Meaniit. who scorched’ tho ting on the} the’ birthpiac the turf champlon (Continued from First rage.) ies ; «| dhovahtiiterentiy and would ois, give are | The Polo A. A. will play its firat secasion at Shecpshead Bay anu the| The aeveral thousand employes of the |, - : \ Injured Players Given Chance to Recover im) {i's varentaee $f ain recent, “he Kid haa iatcinll warn e ite Ba ist) ish elie More recent one at Aqueduct? Whol sanford Carpet Mills were given a hatt| ROw#shol. who was off badly. was rk of Lantern wis aecom es ‘ , ite oi Houne ie ey ne Toni eqai bees Re a ruie rete tanpebech- tol rilGece dn aesiet oer tee ey wp att a mile, bur atopy sehtaway. was third $ Time for Saturday's Contest. hight Will Come Of an Scheduled. | exciting contest {8 leoked for, and both Pp y pp. y nee of th nt badiy at the & have been working hard f be the exclusive privilege of Mr. Bell?! eke PUTER RAGE iby. w lengthy a neck. DSW Gen: ace ae Sine There will be’ no Jaterterence by the author; teama have ra for this Not the dear contldii He, surety. | even fslonge ond and thie bs Isler in tho coming battle between “Young. Co | same. But some one was wise, io use the) RACING NOTES. RaHacHAT RAC TISTERE TITRE alot ————___— Coach William Morey, of the Columey stand) witi iy aa its, solluity at- | SSS rr = slang of the race course, and some ‘A To, MoPadden td 1% Ail bin football eleven, has haid seven of |iecied bs now the question. } SMe heey Morons it een Re vi] ST. LOUIS FINISHES. [2h sevurtes een et a tc over and there Is no use trying to rake y Jat our of tae Wise nh earner x m injuries Inourre ty Kafer's place. MeClavi man that js suffering from | ‘ uate Montgumery:, q 1a! dinease or condition to come &nd fire out of dead embers, # wiih the handicap LOUTS, Oct, 32—The winnerssor |? B Bamerntaat week: Bad a Vat An nee woe lae re ek social chat with me, and T will ex: oslag tant at the end and | ' i Yorkers are in a pitlable condition ren Dagon coer lamar gest Iain to you a system of treatment which I ing twat at the end ani O Wcegrth © to-day were as fol- | LOrKers 8 a pitable a OM. | couches to Wao It is. plain to. ‘acts Enyeloped in Mystery. other juny or (wes | Aidom TUG Tas ty as Fol" I Morley believes that if he forced them] as anueh er ARR ean ean have originated and developed after my\ wuole’ life's experience in treating dis; ‘The pudiic, the layers and every one . 9 Firat Race—Five and one-haig furtongs, {2 comtiue practice during the remain- {tn fading wm: wwarter-ba gases pecullar to men. It le a treatment that in, aged on sctentife Knowledge. 1 ‘| aaralea an-| Jockey Shaw was given a vacation for the re- | Pagua, 1 Ca i oF ive one-halt longs, a before the Balirdsy Rae | terle us st show, ree pro} ion, no on . A else Knows what happened, elrcumstan-| Joke Rae pat ee Casal eee Ltt net aac eet Won by Hetze) 5 ‘to 2 and. even: | {ns days before the Saturday game with | jeri Nas (ae pest show, but Pearson | have no free rience, my’ conscience, my reputation, condemn all’ such quackery. Alally oF course, ‘The real facts will{mainder of ine we r Canaldy senter- | eiitacke 20h Cost Mohsleur Beauea 1 for place, the U. of TP. that the team wil ve in] ROY If you will call and see me I will give you, free of charge, a thorough personal Rete eee. savaters, aay haw had the mua ow WH Condon in Hon. Rice Tens galtd Bourke Cockran ited. Pever worse shaye when It vomes time f0} "This afternoon the last hard practice | examination, together with an honest and scientific opinion of your case, and if Te appears to be the fashion nowadays]! Cremiagie Siaker. and, accoing so the Aare, Bh ipyiat eA A a see efare the striggie with Cornell! will be | LApd your ine ia incurable | wit hozeaty call You eof op, the olber, MADR, J 0 «men of the t jMarter and Starting Judge Homan, be did PRK Gn OO anne Second Race—Six and one-half fur- 1" ¢, Slulexpente ata ROIS! hold, It is hoped that Barney, Reed, - ‘ threaten newspapers and seemed more tnclined to mix lt with th to Ty Presisely, 7 to 6 fo the Quakers, are still contide will g a the Rane this afternoon. | ees hey other are always fucluded in the nominal fee asked. I Btop printing stories about me or I Fiders In au argument than to atiead to] Barbes,. ond, Legation third. ‘Mme—1.2 they will win Despite that confidence | ———— Bb oat my success to promising nothing but what I a 4 always doing Sq@ult the wrf,” cries John a. |°"nes S ens 1, Watieh Third Race—Seven-elgh of a miie,—]the undergraduates ave not hopeful and! pi ee. Area ' 19 rote tor iaiway on on driving, The 1.28 4-5 ; flan a tor ang q canine aah Saunas i Hinting stories about me, too-) ibe ica (racis a fom years ago and suo mae] Cincimatn took the lead soon after |third, ‘Mme—ia7 4. ‘Purse divided. | upiat Morningside to betgn thelt teatn. | AGAINST A GIANT. Rareenentiy cased. whee wer? ‘ate near’ ce, See & i [been abroad for the Ro seasons, Wana vini- | he and made ali th cunning, Third Race—Seventy yards.—Won by! It is more doubtful now than before | —_ MM apel) sa o Vor at Aqueduct yemterd a ‘ wining In a hard drive by three-quar- | y {eT heat partis othe! Weekes will be abl i fe No pain or lose of time. Mer lead to complete lose ha ' sterday atternoon, Songer was | Wii tas pinyunntes ck Young, § to 2 and 7 to 10; whether Harold Weekes will be able ¢ (Special to The Evening World of all powers, stopped at _ i@ {nfference therefore is that If! in France during the present season, bir tera of a length from & otter, whi 1 to 2 for place, was se Plus. His a is still bothering him) GaA\BRIDGE, Mass. Oct, ede ULCERS once by my aystem of treat- Renter y{notting of ie reven: trouble of the A Dark Planet half a length for the place. 4, 5 and there app Hittle chance of it a fee hewapapera do nor stop printing racy) Nl 3 Squid and Far Craft were prominent to. ‘The Messenger third, Time—1.45 being in good enough shape to permit} velopment of King, the fat centre ‘on acute and chrontc, by my eet Pee racing stories the turf will soon ue de-| © ieee: the Jatretch, where both died away, | ——————$ jot his playing Saturday the Crimson team, is something which sein of treatment are ECZEMA, ted of many prominent members.! ye tore sireteh of hard luck which popular POA TELS etc Ee j i —_—-—— is giving Harvard's coaches plenty to Op iet enes: oe pel e Fuln Of racing will be lid at the] sark Foitansbee's torten have been in, tates | guie and aevefQURTHE RACE ! AQUEDUCT ENTRIES. FILLING THE GAPS ON |think about thess 4 Notcthe dense STRICTURE lapse ee tne ios oer feet of the press. Unfortunately, the! was day et Aqueduct in she third! | [of their troubles fst unc cured without Ailating oF f) rt neatly cured by mi newspapers cannot in justice to the pub- | fare Nt BAdaamarerteryiae 3 Ra Rel ! (Spectal to The Evening World.) THE TIGER ELEVEN, jhis nent agains: Holt in the ¥: cutting. No pain, y HYDROCELE Rese ther Jepresent suppress these «tories. ons Rede RACE TRACK, AQUEDUCT, Oct. 30. | i Holt being a tall, bony chap, wh } DISCHARGES or any ewellings or tonter- He cgeOF wcourse they can be accurate and| ceorge odom, the most popular Jockey on th ‘The entries for to-morrow’s races are al to The Evening Worl.) Is w roly-poly, Many think King will | Ml j.oopea completely or tanpedi mente: eured pais) Ought to be. And the chances are that) riser tracks, will Join the ranks of the bene as follows PRI J. Oa. 30.—This] set more than he bargains for in his BLOOD POISON- without a cutting operation, Hie they try to be. But the Haske it aS Fer | gits tng day or two, The br ve is Race—For three-year-olde and upwards ins been f shifting on the Tiger | tall opponent on the Blue eleven, but ING RHEUMATISM \Wereals of form occur and tha Su ut team, While the coaches feel that tohave}they fall to take into consideration the rmanently cured without erpals are anticipated in the Wetting) Joo teary came to | | a9 shanges necessary the week before a big [kind of work which is being given him | tne tse. ef. mercury ot ging are common property and matters! earn ee essed « doves lewahe Won driving, ‘Time—1.46 4 +f igame is unfortunate, they are working [each afternoon on Soldiers’ sield. | JR potash. of news of interest to the public. Beer ener atta teeatinie the rugning, | T Ly ba Ba Piss As not to disrupt the] 1m the practice games againat the | NERVOUS DEBILITY i bo a tbird Ie afr in the changes 46 as n¢ scrub King 1s, piayed against the tallest | ait i DITIONS e) Glerio ure ut Saratoga. np oF (we, sect | Vemanked ee ent. So often have men the Crimson force. This play by my ayatem of tri nt ie permanently ; t CFG re and nd Race—Fer (wa-year-olda; selling: six | team to any Tes H en a player J by my mispective of tte time you have baen |by my system of treatment ehow signs of 3 from a disagreeable SUD-) winders ciue on Wild Pirate wae tar wo Fe hee a sat necion. | furlongs been shifted this aeaxon that it seans|is Force: who measures something like | provi ‘at once. w H ject to one: much more pleasant the} ooking exhibition of the meeting from s “to next to] Niatus ae. Qulee 4 but an ordinary daily occurt to 60/6 tite and he pushes King hard in-che | te if you cannot call. All correspondence strictly confidential and all S4) writer has to refer to the glorious future {niet the boy held ou ax It he were afraid lainenoes Watkins ‘Overton down to pra es tear |wcrimrbige games. Incidentally he rive tn plain cnvelopes, Tuclowa two-cent stamp to insure reply. ‘1 doth: re promised | Would fall off, nuke of Kei Albany. Girl y the field alt mal his. fat opponent practice In the ver. y ne a eee ee eremen ena others are i Ui who Rinne and Teue Mins’ Dorothy theniielas before. ening wherein he will need all his able CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE. At Saratoga. | By the action of the Jockey Ciud in rein Josed strong Turnpike Lai OO ee eh ino Ity later on. a ? Racing at that track was singularly} 4) parieaq who had ra Fiving Jib then. c! e | ithan Berl of Wal wick at ipa e ges Lica red ©* tree from petty scandal. It was clean} meoiing afer April 1 Jockey ee N RGIS LT pina ia a5 er ° ° . ° and thoroughly enjoyable. There were| restored to gbod standing, Vester HUORMaHTIRIA ALN RETIREE TREE tie imeralrae Romesh ho races which sent spectators home| he was engaged by W. 0. Joplin ant med an} piace tion for tice The application will ue HPT RACE 1 on at the meeting of the siewards of (he fern Jockey Club in Chicago on Monday feeling as if they had been robbed. May the racing at Saratoga always be as|\ Vhree-year-olds and up: mite Conta ious Is the mae sometimes givenhton Medical and Surgical Office, ‘5 what is generally known as the ae mer at gq BAD DISRASE. - It is not confin- | ISSAWES USA ace linea Lady ed to dens of vice or the lower clean. i Lord Badge On Monday, Nov. 10, three stakes will} phe remna {Sam powerful M1 Aes pe The purest Pp | = oe on — have « closing, and it ts this announce-| stable, whicn left for Northern tracks last spring fourth Mace <The Lynbrook Mandicap est people are often 1 ment that points such a golden vista| with Waring, McChesney, 1 Gou- | ; precyearolda: aie filehge fulested hen Kuda Genet MON 5 0 CREDIT PARAFFIN INJECTIONS of good things to come for those who j talon, ¢ Bear ani , a, 3 Miladl have jermore: malady through handli: ASTONISHINGLY WONDERFUL RESULTS, Hclpate in the racing “at Saratoga, | They were atavied Iu th By 8 jackey. Dwyer A ae aly ugh handling — AE HOL ANE DECALAPTRTS Fhe most important stake, and one of | glars-covered barn whic “Hanters dog cant the clothing, drinking from the same vessels, using the same toilet arti- if) Your credit 1s Good with Us arse of treatment and wee for youre Peter rent ih this country, ls to be the f ‘ Create aArnala cles, or otherwise coming in contact with persons who have contracted it. an recount In any of our thr Hove ates oe ae Piinated value of $0,000. It Im for three, . Fifth Race For three-year-olds aid up It begins usually we little blister or sore, then swelling in hich, we have added | to ‘four and five-year-olds, which can be Pury i, 3 Jig; mile and seventy yards the groins, a red eruption breaks wholesale ‘ “en NOW as foals, yeariin, 1 twor two winners day 1n Nevermore Musidora LA eco . x Ton years ago I contracted a bad case BLRY, qsralas. This stake will be Tun’ In AAA Tas ceataateatae esl eNuoa) Hh ieee yeae guron the body, weet appear of Blood Polson. ¢iwas under treatment DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEW Imma: And if 30 entries are not received | 4 reine Por u irunawic 10 Fannolew inthe mouth, thethroat becomes ofa physician unt und that he co! * it \dential. One ‘ansoclation has the right to cancel sa SS han tic, Ws Minuet Sear se Fy tender and raw, the hair, eye @0 me no good, Then began taking Porc, cath or LUnmAl. ACCOMMODATIONS. [| ————— lt oR EEN BURR egAtrien shiould be ter in, ceeag cor WORTH WINNERS. Blella Wo Tandy Far Nightingate | Shath, Race “Wor maiden three-year brows and lashes fall ont; the #:8-8 Teommenced toimproveatonoe Hail’ wiis"srishiue | 4 C6 H/Queens Co. Jockey Club. hat nus y . 4 nd Virginia L head and bh le, Aa SIAR eR Be Korher bi a ; ~~ and ina very short time all evidence o: - We ea ery, Cusiance ie) tobe one ——— . othe. stretoh, May J. went to airure 199" Be ether blood becoming more contami- the disease disappeared. I took six bot- |] 37-39 Maiden Lane (in_ sto: _ AQUEDUOT, L. Tt. its place as one of the great stakes | RACE TRACK, WORTH, ct, 30.— ADA LRONE aint. won mood "race .D Al baenanand RS ties Sakae nated, copper colored splotches tles and today am sound and well. eat Wootwortn'y. | Racing Every Day at 2.15 P.M. erence: ‘The racea tun here thix afternoon Fe-) was halt « length in front of Nightin- | presatuet 103 Aminte and pustular eruptions appear BR, M. Wall, Morristown, Tenn. . ‘ leave foot of Gast 34th at, at 10,60 A. M., sulted as follows: gale. J. Nax been raced all sum-| col. Rue 105 Bedlam 1.10, 1.20, 1.50 P. Sf, First Race—Five and one-half turjongs, ’ 3 th laiming | Moreton sieverdOG. THR 2.40, 1. upon different parts of the body, and the poison even destroys the bones. Tere nee er there is the Hopeful stakes of] Won by Au Revolr, 1 to 4 and out; ‘i ‘quoted sq SaRMA eel aA S. S. S. is a Specific for this loathsome disease, and cures it even in for two-vear-olds, at six furlongs. | Angelo, 6 to 2 for place. was Kecond, rf lay she vorst fe . It is a perfect antidote for the powerful virus that Medical. sake of ite sort, barri and Sarah Maxim third. ‘Time-t07 3-5. | was the extrem . “*!CUP RACE DETAILS the worst forms i ed baa Sr fade seas steers a | Hire i tN Me apecialiat for the system. Unless you get this poison out of | pe aa XPERT your blood it will iin ‘you, and bring dis-| OLD DR. GRINDLE, _ | svt: etic reasons sri of $00, for two-year, Wants riiggpainae, tv "ana eveh Mile and seventy yards SETTLED TO-NIGHT. cause it will serve to| Coun oe i . omen teers i , the “earning capacity of the|*econd: Pronta taird. Time—1.13 24 fl A ’ k ¥, C, Content Committee Zrace and disease upon your children, for it cava | $,2%ai4 4, tussle 1a uuands of an, Under | emer Minis shguie’te arstogs’s mille: Won 3 Sescari ty 4 fot ito aetndar, y ‘i Meets to Arrange Them. be transmitted from parent to child. S. S.§. | 1a, aiseare pata tn, the boner, red Che thoughtless /wan with land t Loe course, torn [und 6 tos: ‘The Lady, @ to 6 tor place, 1g, Alien svcd i dnlallcrescataings tel: coina'lisba al crcare: Ox Gobsahy; Dub La quiaran ceed atelitly, Pie {nt a fe thous! 9 But other Bearlet Lilly third, ‘me N10, Gatinaa 22°22 ety, Agta regarding the coming | contains no mercury or potash, gu Be ‘be turnlsned, for 107, ‘Bolsen, 3 tha e¥entag. by. the Canteat Commictes Write for our free home treatment book and learn all about Conta- ite Aa to. to» mile—Won by io. : R of the New York Yacht Club, A meet: gious Blood Poison. If you want medical advice give us a history of Finds no one who will buy. rae # seconds Linguist | Host asta, Jog, Cor that Purpoee tins been called | Your case, and our physicians will furnish all the information you | Srricn ee, Se eeony He does not think of printers tam. { ae if ment! ‘wish withont charge. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC ase. On on “ti: | and all World Wante-imply. Wilt’ be made public,