The evening world. Newspaper, October 8, 1903, Page 13

MOTAIS HORSES WORK CLEVERLY Baden Mineral and Precious { Stone Reel off Six Furlongs at| the Gravesend Course in 1.16 —Other Good Moyes. GRAVESEND, Oct. &—The weather @aenditions were ideal for workouts at Gravesend this morning. Tho G. B, Morris horses arrived from Morrie Park. Mv. Morris was responsl- ‘ln for the best work of the morning. When ho font out the two-year-olds @olden Mineral and Precious Stone, ‘who, working together, reeled off three- Qvartors in 1.19. Rapid Water, of the Syme xtring, brecsed six furlongs in While the Morris thoroughbreds were @ngroseing all the attention McChes- [Rey Jorged to the track and Frank (Baylor sent him wlong for an easy halt- mile, He stepped to the eighth pole in @18, the quarter in 0.26, the three tur- Jonze in 0.39 and finished the half in 0511-5, The bey had a good snug hold @f him. Archie Zimmer had Ernest Parham jgallop one mile In 1.63, Lord Advocate Worked seven-cighths in 1.82 handily. Blue and Orange worked six furlongs im 1.21, and God Dame breezed five- thur Cater hi 8: chur ter had Ella Snyder gallop mx furlorgn ia 1.19. Fox: Rane reeled Off thres-yancters In erift Bell and Mart g route in }Was sent one mils in lin galloped the six furion, “Tiate L. galloped 08, Ww tin Rose in 118 1-2, fen v ths in 1 Worked three-auarters in j and Lady Lake together longs in 1.19 4-6. AUTOS SURVIVE ENDURANCE AUN DAVENPORT CENTRE, N. —Thirty-three of tie th mobiles taking part ju the endurance run from New York to Pittsburg started from Pine Hil! to-day in a érlving rain- gorm. The missing <rachine, driven by Georgo M. Holley. dropped out last nigat before reachine Pine Hill. Burprise was expreesed by the experts At the fine snowing made by the Ghinex under the udverse conditions thy far encountered, fs confidently ex- tage will finish good records. Bingham- the five-furlong | nix galioped wan aon and Musio stepped six Twi 11 igh AR To-night the oars ton, %36 miles from MISS RHONA ADAIR ACTION AGAN PHILADELPHIA. Pa. &—The Griscom invitation golf tourney in prog- Fees on the links of the Merion Cricket Club has reached the second round of match play and some excellont golf is promised to-day. Owing to the dra&- ing, it will be impossible for Mra. C, T. Btout and Miss Rhona Adalr, the FeO leading exponents !n America a: meland, respect to meet before land respectively, Sains moet interesting contest scheduled r to-day was between Miss Marguret of Essex County, and Miss tis, About 11 o'clock a’storm came Jair, , drenching the galleries and pla, proved a passing one, however, but ten minute# ‘he match between Miss Rhona Adair and Miss Margaret Curtis was an ex- eeediny close one’ and regulred two gar to decide. The ®ritisn th @t the 18th hole. ‘The 19th was again a tle and Miss Adair won on the wth C, 7. Stout, Essex County, beat Garley, Fall River, 3 up and 1 R.H. Barlow, Merion, beat Miss &, P. MoNeliy, Merion, 6 up and 4 to «i Bistiop, Brooklawn, beat Mi Osgood, Brookline, 1 up. easy mile in 1.65, Shows a Clever Mile at Morris Park—Candidates for Big Race Saturday Move Well. ORRIS PARK, N, ¥., Oct, &—The eailoning hours were pleasant at the course this morning and there were) many racers sent to exercise, ‘The most notable move of the morning! was done by W. C, Whitney's Gunfire., Bhe stepved a mile in 1.46, The great mare wes hard held all the way and had it been wanted she could havemonel many scconis faster, Engenia Bureh in shape. Trainer Jamas McLaughlin sent Evgenia Burch a mile and a quarter ‘a 2.191-2, She {ts an eligible for the ‘Third Merris Park autumn weight for age race at two miles and a quarter. to be decided Saturday. The Woodlawn Vaso goes with the race and the smart filly surely has a look in for the valuable prize. Race King clipped off six furlongs in} 1.17, W. B. Leeds's Major Daingerfield, that Is an eilgible for Autumn weight for age race. covered a mile and @ quarter handily in 2.19. Igniter Works Well, A. Feathorstone’s Igniter turned a mile and a quarter in 2.06, Hnarangue and Topte, going together, did six furlongs fn 1.20, James Galway's Biserta was sent ay milo In 14 C.F. Dwyer's Rightful covered six furlongs in 1.19. Thomas Mannix sent his Autumn) welght-for-age eligible Warranted anj MCHESNEY MAY RACE DICK WELLES CHICAGO, Oct. &—Secretary Hopper is pressing the proposed match between Dick Welles and MoChesney during the fall meeting at the Latonin track and has offored a $5,090 purse for such a race. Mr, Hopper has odiained the con- sont of “Rome” Respess, owner of fifick Welles, to cater Welles. Resposs Is at Dreseat here, and It is believed that E. E. Smathers. who owns McChesney, Will phlp McChesney to Latonia for the matoh. ‘The distance ls to be one mile, weight for age, or ten pounds below the scale. PANS OUT $105,000 FOR GOUD HORSE There are few men who have en as much money for good horses w the Inst few months as has BK. B, Smathers, In order to secure the bes: of the trotting and running world he has expended $105,000. It Is reported that le paid Sherman, of Port Henry, N.Y... $20) for Sadie Mo., the daughter of Peter tne Great, anne Fanell A ut hin George b. ¥.. $20,000 weeks ago 074, in August, ey early in spring. ———— NEW TENNIS OFFICERS. | collegiate Tennis Assoclation held Philadelphia these officers were elected: President, B, 8. Prentice, vice-president, K. Benr, Yai and treasurer, R. Leroy. delegate to the © Wright, Pri DICK WELLES NOT FOR SALE. Dick Welles and kept turfmen guess) Now comes the veport from the West that Rome Res- bass will not sell the Horse for even $40,000, and so the New Yorker has Iit- Smathers have G At the annual meeting of the Inter- int THE GUNFIRE BACK TO. [STALWART WITH HER BEST SHAPE BS C. Whitney's Fast Maret By His Victory in Champagne Stakes Whitney Two-Year- Old Shows His True Form and Pleases His Admirers. The victory of Stalwart In the Cham- pagne Stakes was something of a sur- prise. Yet {t was pleasing to those who early in the season picked Stalwart for one of the best youngsters of the sea- son. What could have ailed Stalwart all the season no one knows, bue he was cer- tainly a disappointment, He always had plenty of speed, but usually at the end of five furlongs his ears would pin back and he would evince a disposition to quit, no matter what persuasion his rider used, Yesterday he was an entirely different horse. He not only had all his speed, but at the end of the route was going cOmparitively easily and was apparently willing to go along a good bit further. O'Neill Criticised, There were some who were inclined to criticise O'Neill for going to the front with Pulsus, claiming that if he had been taken back and hia speed reserved fie could have outsprinced Stalwart in the end, O'Neill, however, probably rode ito orders. Mr. Madden ts a close ob- Iserver of racehorses and of races, and he probably tigured, as did nine men out of ten, that Pulsus with his great flight of speed could make Stalwart quit as usual at the end af five furlonas. But Stalwart was o different horse yesterday. Ife was an uncommonly good horse, and the fact that he beat Pulsus reflects no discredit on the Madden youngster, for Puleus was conceding ten pounds. Though Stalwart had some- thing In hand at the end. he was not much the better. At even weights the chances are that Pulsus would trim him. Best Race Ever Run The time for the race—l.26—shows tha from the standpoint of speed it was th fastest race by a full second ever for this stake. Mlitonian ran In 1.2 fall. beating Aceful, and that was t record for the stake. In point of spe it was also the best race ever run over the course. for though Chuctanunda and Mamie Worth both ran in the same Ume, the former was_a three-year-old and carifed only 115 pounds. while Mamie Whrth, also three vears old, car- ried only 107. ‘The performance bf’ both Stalwart mnd Puisus must be set down as one of'the best races of the season. Coburn Getting Heavy. SJockey Coburn fainted in the paddock esterday. The boy was weak from ex- haustion _ produced by reducing _ to weight. Coburn is growing heavy and has to use drastic treatment to get to a weleht at which he can accept mounts, The chances are he will go to England or France next season, where he wweihts would give him a “chance ‘0 ride, t e u t GOLFERS BRAVE ~TRWING RAN STAPLETON, 8. I. Oct. 8&—®ad weather and driving rain did not pre- vent forty golfers from starting In the thirty-six hole qualifying round of the open tournament of the Fox Hills Golf Clad to-day, The fleld includes Luther L, Kellogg. jr, ohamyion of Staten Isi- nd; John M, Ward, Louis Livingston, . of West Brooks and many other players of the: Metropolitan district Among the cards for the morning round were: Leuls Livingstone, John . Ward, Fox RP. nN Hi. Bor ey Cit Hollywood. In. LL. Ke fi ee, it. WELE-KNOWN ATHLETE DEAD Thrwaas E, nglish, one of the “Old T YOUNGSTERS Oren Saturdays ‘tll 9.30 P. M. A Two-Ly famous. ¥., worth positi including blouse fancy sllk braid brown, green, tan | CHILDREN’S ALL.’ trimmed with sev red, brown and c: CHILDREN’S DRES: mixtures, trimmed with felt trimmed with qui CHILDREN'S TRIM: round or square Streamers, reg. §2. CHILDREN'S BOX velvet collar and t: red, blue or tan; s CARRIAGE COVER: welt, patent-leathe: CHILDREN’S BOOT: welt, BOYS' SHOES, of fi sizes 11 to 2. Sizes 2to6.... the newest cheviot reg. $4. BOYS’ ALPINE HAT: A. eK F, Children’s Days CHILDREN'S FANCY TWO-PIECE SUITS, a sample line. blue, brown, red and green, CHILDREN'S TRIMMED HATS, of scratched felt, s band and streamers, all colors; reg. $1.29 MISSES’ READY-TO-' FOR THE LITTLE TOT stitched collars, colors tan, CHILDREN'S COAT: INFANTS’ LONG CLOAKS, of all-wool ribbon and silk embroidery; extension edge, latest shapes; sizes 13 to 5: LITTLE MEN'S LACE SHOE: Boys BOUEL BARRE Keets Uptown Prices Make Downtown Shopping an Extravagence. OCH" & 125th St., West, ively $22.40 to $30.00; your choi and lace me and black, WOOL S$. ‘eral rows adet, 6 to SE. 4 to 10 yrs., value $7.95.. 14 yrs., value 85.95... S, sailor or one-piece styles, in 6 to 44 yrs., value $4.00. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S HATS. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S SCHOOL HATS, of scratched felt, rolled brim, band, all colors; reg, 75¢ WEAR HATS, a large variety of lls, sitk and velvet; reg. $2.48 and $2.98 MED SAILORS, crown, 48. iS: COATS, ‘abs; some of cheviot. trimmed with fur heads: izes 1% to $ yrs. S, with lap piece, r tips; sizes 11 to 2..... 'S, lace or button, ine quality box calf or Buen calfskin, INFANTS’ BOOTS, of fine kidskin, tan or black, hand-sewed turn sole: BOYS’ CLOTHING. 'S, new fall shapes and colors RETCHENS, cape effect, trimmed with dallions, lined throughout, colors blue, serges and fancy of extra quality white napped fe , trimmed with ribbon band, large bow and of all-woo! cheviot, several styles, prettily blue or red; sizes 144 to 5 yrs...... S, of zibeline, cape trimmed with soutache braid, eam Bedford cord, trimmed with some with lace and feather stitching of ripple eiderdown, prettily trim- med with wide satin ribbon... ne . i : BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ SHOES, son MISSES’ BOOTS, lace or button, of superior quality kidskin, hand-sewed of superior quality kidskin, patent-leather tips; sizes 844 to 11... in kangaroo calf, spring heel, heavy sole; WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 8, 1908 Co. Between Lenox &| Seventh Avenues, Friday & Saturday y Sale sthat will add to the fame of Days already We aim to save you both time and money—assortments as large ay anywhere downtown and prices positively lower. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S SUITS. MISSES’ SUITS, of zibeline, etamine, cheviots and mixtures, various styles, in blouse or long coat effects, finely tailored, sizes 14 to 18 AILOR SUITS, box-plaited skirts, prettily of white stitching and brass buttons, nav Third Fisor. BOYS' BUSTER BROWN AND RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS, in royal or nay blue, red and brown serges and cheviots or fancy mixtures; sizes 24 to 7 yrs.; reg. $7.50 BOYS’ TWO-PIECE SUITS, Norfolk or double-breasted styles, made of st serviceable fabrics; 7 to 16 yrs.; reg. $6.00...... 4,98 (ASTED SUITS, in plain blue or mixed tweeds and made to withstand the roughest wear; sizes 8 to 16 yrs.; 1.19 on 5.98 ‘Third Floor. | 18.50 various styles, with long coat, In fancy mixtures, zibelines and eta~ mines, sizes 10 to 15 yrs., value $12.50 CHILDREN'S FANCY VELVET Gi 8.95) 5.95 14.39] 2.29 lecond ‘00K. 25c 1.98|§ Sesund Floor. 5.79 4.79 1.79 Floor. 2.19 met 1.59 double soles, / 2.39 1.79 [awwnt 155,15 Zand 15QiEast 23d St. 23 You don’t have to pay cash here in order to beautify your’home and make it cozy’ and luxurious; and, fur- thermore, it won't cost asolitary cent‘for the accommodation. In facta comparison of our prices with those of some of the self-styled cash houses will quickly convince youthat we lead in offering the very best value for your money. ; eee Large Solid Oik Dresects, highly ‘polished, with two small swell front top drawers, two large drawers and fine shaped tes wing mirror; value $18.00; special, Mahog: Music Cabi- nets, piano-polish finish, with shelves and Frencl bevel mitror fj top; value $120 special this only I Massive Round Top Extension Tables, like cut, elegantly polished, five missive roped turned legs, first-class’ 4 workmanship; actual value $7 99 . $12.00; special. vs Sideboards of best season- ed cak, finely carved and polished, with 3 drawers, cupboards & French bevel mirror; actual value $25.00, special $16.98 Solid Oak Chi ffoniers, Eee “finish, indsomely carved, with four large and two sniall’drawers, fine French’ «plate # swing mitror, val-, ue $18.00; « tery | Steel and Brass Trimmed Enamelled Bedsteads, like illustra- tion, with brass rods, brass spindles and brass scrolls on head and foot, strong, worth at least $7.99 Large Parlor Mirrox: with any finished) frames, polished, 40x18 French bevel plates, cabine| nent at bot-[} om; value $15.00; Handsome Velour’ ‘Coucfies, deeply tufted in exquisite coverings, with heavy oak frames, first class u holstery, made very soft and luxurious; actually worth $14.6 cial, Long Credit G Arrangements made to suit ~ every one’s circumstances, No Mail Orders Filled for Specials, doy Tue dea r 7 efit asain Rive “trom A Large Lot of Real Point Arabe Curtains,| This Season’s Patterns, Just on Sale. Special Prices. $16.75, from 923.00. 00. $19.00, from $28, $26.00, from- $35.00. 150 Pairs heavily embroidered Irish Point Lace Curtains, reduced from $8.00 pair to $5.50 pair, THIS SALE IS ON THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS, BROADWAY, Rive tor Twenty~ ole. cAcept when cotherwigy ite a 4 ty ? that aie fs five minutes TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, ALSO ON& FILLING FREE, TO DEMONSTRATE OUR ?AINLESS METriObsS and introduce our Thurlo Plate, ligatest and most durable piate made. Our work is donc painlessly by a simple application to the gums. We are the originators o/ pain! dentistry. Our processes are patented Our prices are within the reach of ail. Gol ings from $1.00; Am: gam fillings, SUc.; Cleaning, 50c.; Gold Crowns, 33.00. All operators are skilled graduates. Diplomas displayed at each chair. We give a written contract to do your work satisfactorily and keep it in repair, irze of charpe, forten years. Being incorporated under the laws of the State of New York, this Is of indisputable value. Ave. ae BROADW or. Fal _ ses loan i WAY; cor Canal: | bovis Y BAR OT! Zisck& 221 BON 2i'Waskingtonse{ ' PHILADELPHIA —U3 e | 7 Pa. Rot wpeo Sundays, German spoiken, Lady attendants, Telephone BEWAR& o! Those Who Imitate Our Name, Sigas and Advertisements. | ‘Look Out For Your Teeth. M. PACIFIC E: uid Chicugy, ‘Siichanduan® Valley Cleveluid oe Pianos and Organs, pS pea Jolin Daniol\ Sonst Sons Broadway, Eighth & Ninth Streets. Rhona Adair, Port’ Rush, beat . Curtie, Essex County, 1 up, 20 SS annEEnnacanennnnae Ue hope of gettlig nim, Respasa says he is going after some of the Eastern stakes next co = me Gua gi" in American amateur atMetics, dietf suddenly last Saturday of heart fa' fare. The deceased during the m{ddle at i ty the fastest short: Health and beauty depend largely pute uiNe: GIANTS ON THE ROAD. Johnny McGraw's, or rather Johnny LAST GAMES OF THE SEASUN. e'ghties was one of dfstance runners in the ‘fatrict- and a contemporary fhamptons, He was an officer in the metropolitan of many Entrances on three thoroughfares, art AND WEST! jemphia and New, upon them. Ever noticed people with sunken cheeks caused by the loss of teeth? We can't save what is lost, Greatest Piano Sale in ! v! 2 7, of \PFAKE AND UHI Dunn's, Glants were to have play: The curtain will be dropped on the!ine-time ScottishAmerican and Empire can't, APEORR AND, UEHD, 5 i ig Harrisburg yesterday, bue Wirheng. | outdoor track and fled season with the Aclty Ashietic lube. the funeral wil ‘America! but we CAN repair the damage. Our f{ rdit'dl.d. pp ine aati oa : a. Da. proved such 6 good basebull| athletic games ot | the Journeym be held torn Pam ateeate Now Mock bridge work will do it, and our ; aN 3 wn that the New Yorkers stayed over| Horseshoers’ Union, to de held at cor p iB 3 rk, f s ‘ 1 CITY. —9.5 ( " Her aancande evan craeaenenty Onl tee aa Ont: eae the sancti'g,| this afternoon, Public Notices. For Sale. A $350 New Botanical Discovery i i the Giants to-day: but te in Ukere Yang) creat wit be Rareee Giom: A doz ga THUREIA ALIN CT Eat = . will prevent any pain while the work je Giants to-day. but It Is likely that] events will be held in whieh ¢ 5 — ' ent any pail ve SUaicoacn alli nota Erarrissare estenes | Sete Oe ar ea ear a perto ma, LINDEMAN IN THE BOX. O AAPA ERS, ‘NEW CRED Walters Piano is being done. All work guareateed a teed ! OF FINANCE. tenioeane: ANOTHER FOOTBALL VICTIM. O'BRIEN GOING HOME, ne Is scheduled for Sunday George Cricket Grounds, PO} t LAD! 108 OF ‘ | eo CLOTHING No rej I. SYSTEM All Work Guaranteed 10 Years, Full Sets of Teeth..... $5.00 for $195, § ; ICAGO, Oct. §.—Gustave Jul Jockey O'Brien, who came hi h the Hobdoke a the Pougn- ake your purchase, pay the drat Gold Crowns, aa karat + $5.00 ‘ourt, Stree! 1 ae tha “alxtaanyaarvola fers Who] Bhgiand this season to ride en KER | atau tab iner i enaty Lindeman will be payment und take the goods along, Or Its Value Gold Fillings....... + $rap “tigokiva Stat ball practice at Lake | hase "aces will sail for homo onfgntur:| iy the box for the Hoboken team and THE FASHION CREDIT HOUSE 9 ll suverrittiog aes Yar raat Bee sired tn soothe peered eke | day. He have may returg, next | McCann will piteh for” the Pougit OUSE, Hore Avademy, det yesterday, Bask: Z ° 7, West 1th Si... ¥ al $1 a Week. fi] Waterbury Bental Parlors, $ollision with another boy. I = 2859 31 Ave, nee vrai anos, including stool and BROOKLYN: NEW YORK: 28 on Ki ; : -» Cor, . 5 Ot easy terms of : , : . Doctors Agree, Alecé.ol Dangerous in Kidney Remedies. OPEN EuEwiNes’ > eee ey 414-416 Fuiton St. 54 W.23d st. een aoa eortOe Nene! atten MORRIS PARK ENTRIES. ‘MORRIS PARK RACE TRACK. ? ¥.. Oct, &—The entries for te-morrow Paces are as follow: Ras mile e Ri Selling; hurdie, co! two and a over ning ‘hurdies, 45 Santos. R ready to reconment to ar w sufferer from backache op hk duey troubles your very effective git, dering | 0% ia Lifeti 2S | Rtduey- Wort Table, 7 By are atioluely ail you claim for thon ie in abeuohtt N LANE to Last a pists, = = ‘one-ha: o c vinnie IN ST., iano: lt i to ‘our Yome on Many people suff ging from head-| If you have backache, if making water pL mt of $5 00. TO LET, s}aches, dizzy fesngs theumatism, loss | is painful or if compelled to get up dur- 10 Ycars’ Guarant. ’ 7 of appetite or loss Af strength do no$) ing the night, the Kidney-\Wort Tablets ¢ ‘i stro ree (1 ])) i MP a think of their kidn 4s, Yet the kidneys| will cure you, as they have cured then. ; Seite waiter Bane HT ANG DUOC DLE » LUE pa: CAUTION Doa't ; ue stoyal Plraio Duelist... Aug. 4, 1903, J. P. re accountable for Anore aches and pains jthan any other o gan of the body. They ie concentrated specific, J. P. McCORV#\CK CURED OF BACKACHE AND KIDNEY TROUBLE. T #:Cormack, of Sgeinpfield, Mass., wrifer: “I shall alwaye te sands of others. kidneys are sound Write Dr. Pettingi!! CAS: iad Ph | DIAMONDS, | ax Diamonds, W atche: L. Bamberger me & Co, S, Jewelr: | Wt OR CREDIT ONE SRICE. a (Opp. Eden Musee.) $5 Down and $1] Week ch cannot. Wai r west Abra- & Straue's.) to G. Sundays, D to 4, rench and Swedish spoken. (a a han ¥ . German, you a positly S200 in this sale, Walters Dianos are Built NewYork Central & Statler i Business Property To Let. a So- called “sV'ehtly used? Has your urine, your back, your gen- | te or Sec. ¥! are the unsusper fed cause of many serl-| eral health led yoyto wonder if your | nent atrenHiitart ane hee eee onc-hand puno at any price, as s50xss, ‘ous diseases, 7 . oh em en JEWELRY, | sz Mai ig will soon becemé eatirely ee eons NEAR CITY HALL, Ket ss; Kidney-Wort ‘Tablets, cures all these | Burlington, Vt. e him your symp- DIAMONDS, Waren useless. : Thuttalo. special. ves Withers | MMPtOMS Of Acidney disease toms, he will advise you fr2s, Seki or, monthly, pevmentes lowest petcer’ | 7 a wu Onst ANS | at 2%-30 City Hall Place, a DR. PETTINGILL’S Forester ee : WO we |__ IMEDIATE POSSESSION. 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