The evening world. Newspaper, March 9, 1904, Page 12

SSS —— 8 COTITEASIET KC Senor BIG GARDEN LAST | aT ae = a Crowd That Would Do Credit to the! Horse Show Occupied Boxes and Cheered the Athletes. Indoor Meet a Big Success from Ath- ' NG letic Standpoint—Cornell’s Team WG Broke Long Standing Record. == | "AGB I THe Pece-vaue? { How a KaviaR HAN WoW A RACE SOCIETY CHEERS ATHLETES 9] ( (4 | comnearowe | _ AT NEWYORK A.C. GAMES Jex’{ \ @) oo, |) YOUNG MULODO, ; : ] \ SS George Pothner has been secured to-| § Ss’ great was the success of the ath-| {M5i, Peter J. Bouter (30 yards); time, 4m.| Weber Bie Ye achinG? elt dump 4,¢t. 19 tn meet young Muldoon in the preliminary: | t ql Vv s a to the Jenkins-Piening mateh at Sul- Jetic meet held last night in Madl- Mile Telay, Rune ota ny Tina sab) kl Beau Mee ee RT Sate ade tol son Square Garden by the New! Ww. Rowland, Catlin: second, ‘Trinity | ¢ Hchopt 3 York Athletic Club that such field pe Judge, Mohr, Ulmann, Horr, | of Held. leek Reid; titel, Bake ec ciek aun ane i oigtecinte Breraisy| ey Agol Nu. i, New Wont “Te, ih \ : v1 | Inr feature of the club's athletic uctly- 3 crea iy Sir niet ee mathun Hail team of ican F WwW 2 ity during the present year. It was th mn ‘ Nunty: aecont. th = odds iL first general meeting since 1857, whe bia Universally A tay X. | Gels. Bor tachingers Heal : = ' $3.52 2S SHOE ES fort's oo a Gil Gurden stood on the ait Fulton, nie, | Clin u mn t lo Mirae large crew in atiendance was Gime ghae wth'lcei.aune Mares Colin: | dae. Rs ipinctal Wt, Lecture at the Electro-\f | ===; 7 nei Liat te Shon Fain of Wal |<-moft fashionably dressed, and at firat| Pole. these) shane | Pstnaaty Beata " i ii Leading Styles originate in Brockton, the Plush It looked from the Madison oH ihe Yare * Marnott, Rey: nai 4 ring center of men’s fine Square entrance as if a horse show | {, 4 ond actu gata Pec aste! a. ‘y-necond Rekiment, "New erat: | lytic Institute Ease this country. % was in ‘progress. ‘The races and com- Inehies “ Telay Coir ratiea, colleges, each man . ‘ n by Corel Uni OF WEATHER| Stylosoriginated bymyExpert Model Petitions were aj) spirited, and at no |cune—e Te rail y WB Bohutt, Doc, sey : ‘Maker are Copled Ever; time did the enthusiasm Ing. College |by N.Y , 03 mB fig th and AM. Foster: if = | yélls filled the alr during the relay ‘Woon Me £ eeskea aR AIC ane ee ae! TO MEN ONLY Wi agit, $3. yeattng aa eM ee ered 2 |e ni zi hur ne, 181 3 Me . ya jexcellent at Faces, and the old ory of the athlette | tint’ New’ went side ALC. Time, wm. | He pound shot but, handicape-Won he it reasiogiaealtt fen pp Ce geet 3 ee |, we Mo: vard ‘(aeratel i i i \ Bea ate ciaec ain tetes, Ge ineua| Standing High Tuspp-=Mandican Won, by tice Raine Recon Fe henna, MS ut Of First of a Spring Series—Many |i § io shoo fa the world. They are just when the active uthlete 6 | Mh fucraceh), Jump ot | iacraichin wt in thins DS i ici | take Foot showed their mettle on track nd | Ef 2 Ins second 4 AT Willer, No OY. me ie vanes (3 feet, with m put oF .Prominent Physicians Present! ie ree Tt cowl eres : —Some Remarkable But Well- | \i is under one roof mal et: the Boxes. a aie: | 2 4 ft Bide pata o/ casas athietie mest | Authenticated, Statements ‘ i ne e presented aa that | i id realize why W. L. Doug BERG ease onan thn catoee et Made and Proven by Him. If Lcould show you the difference between the shoes male in my Rr ee tacat pros factory and thoso of other makes, you would understand why Doug Fyaily, Bot. start. The constant pro i las $3.50 shoes cost more to make, why they hold thelr ota shape, ft tt cession of carriages driving up to the If one can judge of the Interest in the better, wear longer, and are of greater intrinsic val: Mudison avenue’ side heightened the ——————— first of Dr. Kane's series of spring 1 aij other jhoe on the market to-day. ‘similarity of the annual bh shOWs by the Jargy and select aulence that packo! | Said a great difference between wholesale and retail prices in ats , ! Sp the Sion, Coane, Ce Ss‘ BFK Ot ie Gite seat reason | DEORE HOSE Tee ne nee we recopnited weome ot New or's mort [ Hote oid diate eoiyou through say owa etoree tn fue peiceipal bierarchs Of the city, Crowding the work of the Glauts yesterday was | noon sessions aleachia | rt a of ark's mc i flere of veats back of the boxes wore greatly delayed and Manager |a result of strenuous worle prominent rhysicians, business men, lawyers, |] cities. The result is, you get better shoes for the price than otren re to-night miniaterm and newspaper men, it is very cer- are retailed elsewhere. those whose social position waa just} McGraw considerably worrled to-night | feeling somewhat stiff and sore. but i batty’ My Own Secret Process of Tan. .ng the Rottom Soles produces : ji : p tain that the course will be a success, even : ‘ y As assured but not so strong in that}over the fact that the Clty of Memphis, | cheerful, McGraw was disappointed in| at the high price of admission, a ‘ Fina eater Cenmaat other annage: particular limelight. due early this evening with five of his | the grounds and before any real practice | a) Dr. Kane, who has made a specialty of | me Sa 5 Every Remtlomne eet corn at i Ocala ‘As a feature of the evening Arthur | tar ball-pliyers, had not arrived up tol the holes had to be filled up, conse. | the delicate but important class of dixcases | mpeg : pair of Viscolized w: Duffey appeared in running costume ana [MMdneht. | The men who sailed last | quently to-day'a work was Inrwely. cons Spon which he has been an authority’ in |} >a or wet weather; a pair suitable for} feaaatt Ain the sixty yard handi- [Saturday ave Mathewson, Bowerman, | fined to limbering up, in. throwing to | —_—_ this clty for the past twenty years and who ir of Patent Leather Button Shoes for dresai f -|Gilbert, Lynch and Minnehan. The bases and similar stunts, but Heth 6 7 : 4 “y “ hav also agudied and practised abros 2 * tere to $18 for these aires 01 et as much ) sprinter who low Ung or flelding bein le bat. O-DAY the New York Americans York will go to-day Keeler, yn bey x8 for 3 you can get as muc! cams elas: ey expec peing atten 7 ’ subject w extrao 6 rvicein3 pairs: for: rea the world’s record in the hundred-| Steamship offictals say they expect the | MtoGraw was in uniforin ard did ae | atart odin AG begin hele rainel Fultz, Wolfe, Conroy, Bliss, Anderson Maen eee cmieeaciece Manan extre siya com Bee fog ati it ee $10.50» We Le Douglas Boys’ | yyy yettn inrcent sen b ising boat early to-morrow as much work as any of his men, Fi ing. ite her Chesbro Apron bs ‘ 0 Shoe Vo-day's practice full of ginger. me kn othered . ral fy ab vard, where} He first dwelt upon the woful igncrance 4 ‘s 1.766 jer busi orld however. He was beaten by Sumner, | ee eee at eee thoee of the ola Wise ae peer oe “iat Coan ond but| he Highlanders will assemble at] he is conchinn. taut” March we) amongst boys (that would not exist If pa 5 ene Cerong Colaba rualter mitre Youve, DOUEINs @f Yale, who made the short sprint in| Besides Mecraw those of the old nin mts Wid when! Washington to-day, and from. there oS t t ad A Panes ween a are Within Yont Fe i : 3 r eltrery. Write for € 3-5 weconds. aA eeeD : ne pes the rable to take | Proceed to Atlanta, where training c Y Ff ea io beth finest Patent | fea mier eas he abwence. of Columbia in the mile [Gann MeGinulty, Tr han, Dunn. {1 3 wlien nevensary, of Will beniiitton thaleoriine: eeueon| tng conaeauenc \° Seal Leathér yet produced. W. ls Douglas, Brockton, Mass. Telay proved the sevond disappointment |? 4 Min. | Steamer there are still to arrive Ames. | Manager Griffith is on his way from RS SAD ep S! al s : d mick, Dorlan and Pitcher 3 i nes, touched upon th of the evening. s Poe the two new pitchers, Nops CARO, will probably be joined by revaeUitiaate the bel by the vane O1d-Timer: i of the team en route aa aielee Bact ine tad Prominent among those men of other ) = cpen to quacks and charlatans whose sole when the club shone in athletic 66 9 mira and foblecti was (ovexlorti money. cand strugyles were Harr; suermeyer and who progpered shamefully upon the aufter- Maxwell KE. Moore. y were in the tiga (Oe Malet tellewe Taah He next paased to & masterly handling of 5 + ms potas sTonsszx GREATER NEW YORK fmner ring, the former acting as sur " re the ‘socal evil” and strongly advuc th Pipithe fourcmile relay race the Cor- A 1 2° catp of the National onganteation, | 0%, and catied attention co the recent auc: | Hl {tg Brondway, cor. d6th Skreet onan nell team established a new world’s eee 3 While in Philadelphia Monday John- | (he Paatour Institute, Paris, by: the inocula: Be area : pee rcor, Gates . Phe time was 1s min, 201-9) rom Jenkins, who has been working son is alleged to have said: "In the] tion of, chimpanzees, that practical beating the rd held by In ‘town for his coming mateh with Warts eee event that Mr, Herrmann and I cannot ry 974 Third Avenue. versity of Pennsylyan ae lgobn Plening, will t . +“ ID" ACOY was matched last ) will be a part of McCoy's contract to] agree I will consider myself absolved a a abecta und | | 2203 Third Avenue, oor. 120th Bt. juneny or Pin Newark avenue, we SA Ae Field tn 187 by to-night at. Watson's night to fight Henry John | Wi. ax a contest with “Philadelphia | com any further obligath exterminaon: 356 Sixth Avenue. 85 ‘The ithacans won by ubout 10 yards. Brooklyn. He will meet Joseph Placke, the big Hol Jack’ O'Brien will depend upon such a] OM | a Sk ett aes oF to Me Ni in a fftcen-minute mateh, io id = "result. naa af e. he American League Teeal AT toen inte Maths e In tittecn| ander, who has just arrived here, Viacks Wells 0 pounds and atanda dates will be readjusted to suit the best miiutes to forfelt che decision six rounds in the Armory, Philn-|6 feet 5 {S| Interests of the or ” ( ot : = Fy : . is t in his ai | Inte 0 organtzation. : ea) 8m be : a aT SURES Uelphia, Friday evening, April 1 E Pink Pulliam sald: “Afr. Herrmann, white t F , na cs | . chairman of the commission, is simply or the cre of eal AO ord an individual member, and has no power irate gland id ohronie: bindder trou hi LD R. | Ns G oF x C2). third: a ——---——-- —- ores fe OE SE tera WHERE FIT to change the schedule. Even it MM br Ce Marita tt ; e sreat end oe ft Nane, ‘olne, JEANS, La. 3 2 i » Even r. | demonatrated clearly that mine out of ten of 45 Years a Specialist acute and chronio fon, and am on Dee for ‘to-morrow's TohAsons Hagar eee Tif care peclal im \ Soareiiirn sy dat th DS 0 C wuld reduite ae leant aia ee the without Fesort, {o”any “operation: DISEASES UF IMtN. oe kn HI an, Nay rt not—it would requir on r team, et require at least six of the} ” Following this most lucid and tnteresting| poop H i et) a rf cight votes of the o explanation. ijusirated by charts and iiving " and promp New Reve sett i Bide A. am ‘ rine ‘Tom O'Day ni S Mr. Johnain, ig WOne Teague will be able | in tava fd loon “cate ne 7, int Te ; | ; experlence tell the just le e- ore 1 y * ’ " y save ¥,000 in pl nfo « i é on ¥ fat ‘ 7 te n players’ salaries alone Joroform, ve at aired Berry, || Jou tron ih Hh ti 16 pein {good as those that cost you $s to Yard distance was not at his ° ~ | trough the National agreement, before , Toecupation, ftom | Aout ‘; : ; —--- © season opens, wishes to Violate that over fou Y" z cured in 5 to 10 d rake Wrant he De ae me. ¥ 7 section of the contract, he may as well | cases, This is certainly erful Caylee Hopped at once, Shaw; necond.” Sterling A Ain Seba OB FITZSIMMONS, who says he it } every partloular. Maybe hae mod th a | KIDS plaints cured in| | % on panteenuoceen: ; . nas be ne Jus well fo: ve ho . ‘ AES ROR. os rs ' FJ has been fighting in the prize- ving | 80, aa wa ahold ther wise As nae in and year out, for th fae it, to oper sue nails Heeiay Have nu - | : for twenty-six years, will an-| he stands. thone present. were notic matt (i rt, of successful cures bY T. Sheffiel ish. second Eni ‘Amonant Mayor .....101] nounce in a few days whether or tel He Te W. Mish, "Prot. Deane of An her ou y my ira atment. a Howzhton, Bee stilton t pean of tear | aa Race—Four and a buf furlongs; | he will accept “Kid McCoy's chal- He Avaiher Keli i, Wonaee at as nA AKNESSES, torvee., grains, st rate vow otter ....1o4| lenge to fight for the sit b Bitset de prombacn Dr Anke Notaen, ite ABV. 2. MEDICINE: Trrreaperes ‘veld 0 ior Hannival Bey championship of -the world, or clse « mpeciailit; ex- -Sensior Handoht | ——ADXICR FREE MEDICINE toc dickly cured without cu Rose Dodge N2 Winnttred Lad 181 ring forever, His reason for not he ry 5 een) rch §—The clear, rience as @ specialint | ye Mensa Re a ex: ting. No pain; 20 lone of tm Fourth Race—Two and a quarter miles;| swering McCoy's def just now ign 1e.| GRAVESEND, Mareh 9.~ in curing all diseases it i , may ie sour conden, ait unre et ka i S1,A00: aalded, oy | Ply from Bt Louls relative to his new | bright weather and pleasant temper makes it cer- enerally I bl SE SE | to you ‘alm t = i 10} | business venture in that clty, which he | Ure proved of Httle benefit to trainers in that your agfilo- erat the tue} oy {flo grantmo ‘ cee ee eae eee t gina ant ee elit (quartered at the Brookiyn Jockey Clu , H be cured i | na [ 4 Fataently Major 3 ana cu aeterihnn what he will continue | course ‘The frost of last night, made cute bei panied. a a Hey shore, easly and On| ‘ifth Race) Mee Aerie} e 4 rbd ulloping over it unsafe and resul Xe 4 ore. e n by any other ad- Rin ; Y Hace” handicap) Art aes fighung or cast aside the padded mi ; sto. er vt es r Arent gn H fy clacache | +16 T | tor mana: Pp mitts ith the trainers seeking the roads t : Vyenkne aa, | That ha made, althouah inh ix jonnysicls E Sat Mw. MACKENZIE’S : atitu ust Ring Dov= Work their charges ove troupes | obpoaltign to ose held. by many. : fe ORR oy PyTaoentdgy | Hoey, Montes... it im aaa RAN interested spectator of the morn: spithot“oneration The doctor's fie Tecturo will Me i ttaad 3) | erick: AND, SURGICAL, opwice, 3 evens e : More: . g's gallops ‘was Pierre Lorillard, enact, sitail “in” mien sat eal me. ce Ak dist aes, Cs hiases ts coe aie GOODWIN’S TURF GUIDE, jhe sft". ie rt [Hat We ode, (ch soe AP ltt | eek ai te [flat ior eaTa oe Hat Pound Welght : oy = Bor opel eireeye 2 t Tata Chey without stimulation. or dayne St to {° Srainary tchel, No. A. ce | 3 Goodwin's Turf Guide for this year is| his satistied ‘pleased : eo} magne “Unable (o aitend or co and’ ais trea fro Pha 80, end or ‘these Living | 1) day. bt this year than now on th with the dew 0 ¥ ‘Glatance can 0 © market and surpasses all h the development of the racers. — | New Vor! at @ distance ten obtait a: tall net ot rons | aught (0 canta. former editions in turf history and | pine Teed, ON re rong: Master Speciatiat yeare rary Almanac and facts. No horsemen could be without | say, going ie Indian Meee Ties eaipee! | ae CEE RT aa ec eer eiapar one, ae is Sgurce and dates are of-} seit a india at perts ficial.