The evening world. Newspaper, May 11, 1904, Page 13

THE WORLD) WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1904, ha ) ALL THE NEWS OF (SSc¢| THE DIAMOND, RING (esses!) AND RACE TRAC Py Finds Time & Detween © = . ae ee TI CIRDED PS DODD GS VHPEDDIG OPTED HEHEHE PO EG IGE $29 F| ; FARRELL AT TRACK. ‘7. anaiMirven. |: “YOUR WORD HERE ‘ 5 O54 O9466S94920290GD P90 HIGH NEE ERTL EEROEDHOSEDDED G $ IS AS GOOD AS YOUR BOND.” . > : ee 3) MEANS STANDARD OF =fERTT. | > | f HNL \W Ag PLAIN 1) ALL dirk: : went sen wile seh tthe | t 75c. Weekly 75c. Weekly Y : 1g Be owner and 3] Me Mivggtte eratert realy to wear 3 |Qpens an Account Opens an Account - Ne . |: Petia Ranehall Man © | Shoes and the greatest stock of General Footwear of any house in the world. Our goods are unexcelled, while our prices are halt those of private boot- makers. \ ee ("| : Western Rule of Placing Offending rie Horse Behind Only Those Interfered |: ' With, Instead of Out of the Money/2." J, : Entirely, Should Be Followed Here. Games to Watch Racer: at Morrin Park. 155,157, 159 East 23d St BARGAINS IN GOOD FURNITURE, Princess Dressers a In quartered oak, beault . yi . ‘om « watt Mivwoikhed wantwo # Here are values which will give you some deep drawers and hand. some oval swing mirrors pecan» PI6BO { * phe disqualification of Colonsay in the ]and honest. It ts Just possible that they | may make a mistake once In a long bs while, but thelr honesty cannot be ques- | 4 first instance on record, o at | been great many years, where a dead heat- whe wenterkimeie: or has been set back by the ae rds. ‘| ter the disqualification of Colonsay | F the decision waa an eminently 3u8t| romemy Grin maids enlnne the Wests aay ene, for there was no question that/ern ruto in muah better than that In the aah t Michacis did a lot of foul riding slt\ Bast concerning disqualificatipns. Out 5 % BA Meme Rupvel Pigekin Pultes Rirap) 2 through the last furlong. Not sntisfied |wost the stowarda have the cdlecretion | Pl | Tngeine . 7.00 P with forcing The Southerner to pull UP to place a horse tecorh thind ween ae! Men's Riding Boots. Inst race yesterday was probably the st for China Closets, in golden oak, finely pol ished, with glass door, bent glass sides, shelves; a firsteclass article ang: e764 1.85) et Putter Strap Loxeine vet Pigekin Dutten st iin Puttee Ctra idea of our low prices—and remember, every department is filled with just such opportunities. he continued to crowd Hello all tho) it altogether acc e Sten'a Une (Cale Rare ‘ + was also peculiarly satisfying to MANY) Colonsay did interfere with Hello am , Feople who do not like to see the Daly |rne southerner, ho did not in any ahs colors get into the mbney in any Mind |interfers with Shorthose, (Hoots, regulation style... Men's Enamel Leather Stitt Leg id= 1g. Bo weutation sty 5 and equity i nchiwn's of a race. And it is surprising how! should demand that he be placed onl. Men's tinparted 4 le there are WhO) pe ; y : mported French Cait.” imported many of these peopl dN hi | behind those worees ich suffered, By unalan Teather and Impored Li é »have an antipsthy to Daly *~| the disqualification Shorthose is moved nd left nalterns tustom work 15.00 * probably because they do not lke Daly! wy into a pince whore he did not bolus = colors, Still, all personal feeling aside,| yy reason of merit,” jot bglong Z It would have been an Injustice to the Women's Riding Boots. 'e Freneh Calf Riding Boo AN Kid att Lee Rockers, like cut, reed seat, broad arms, made for this weeks. DET 10.00 ing 212.00 The Weatern rule certainly does sce: backers of Helio and The Southerner] ino fair thing, Say, for tatalice, that not to have disqualified Colonsay, be-| two horses finish together halt a demon Women'a Ail Mi t § yas plain and apparently | lengths in front of the field. Pra t Leather Stitt deliberate. not in the least Interfere with other y 5 G 7 | There was not the shadow of a doubt] liorses in the race, and file Intertemos j | Women’s Calf Riding Boots, de- {as to who won the Sheriff Bill-Un-/ with the ong he fished out with might signed for women who ‘ride masked race, yet the crowd groaned | M4ve been uaintentional. d IU is eertat \and hooted und hissed as if the judges! tho qorse Be inser ade wets aed fesiny, jhad deliberately robbed them of their| eauity dn placing him back of Worst i : nat were not in any way disturl. money by a false decision. awerving or foul Hiding? The Went Ip astride, extra length, stiff leg, «To those on the line Sheriff Bill was} fay ahead of the Rast in many things. ‘ || mannish cut. 11.00 > X8' RIDING HooTS: AaLso Ln Catalogue Maited Free on Appii Polished golden oak Extension Tables, like i!lustration, with massive turned legs, can be extended to 6 ft. long when opened; worth at least $10.00; special... $5.94 RAILROAD FARE ALLOWED we: Iya 43 had ;| There ought to be such a t! toned they declared that they agreod | equity ia race decisions, and aoe as « rwith the judges and that there was no| the Eastern stewards are men whi doubt as to who was the winner. It {s/ !Mtegrity cannot he questioned, the ma: Bedsteads, like illustration, ie ney \, strong and in all sizes, regularly sold at Chiffoni . 60 to $5.00, : onier, in $4.00 to $5.00, one to a pur. $1.96 02, highiy poliste ed, with 5 draweis, Special Attention to the furnishing Hires poe ony RAILROADS, New York Centra Trains arrive *«-and howl at a decision. Once the num-| intrusted in thair hands, In btg stakes, Gnd depart fron bers are up the thing 1s ended and no| Where there Is a large sum awarded to Central Station, $24 Birect. New Yi of Country Cottages and tone wi OUT-OF-TOWN BUYERS. Pl 3 the placed horses, the Injustice ap- H2ZIOAM.... Midnight ixpreas’, >”! op; worth at least { {'m@mount of hooting and hissing can| huront where a horse is rit back to cd Hyracuse ‘Local Summer Hotels, $9, very special ‘mpire State aires Fast Mall Day ¥ change tt. The Judges aro competent fast place. ‘| -LUX CASTA’S GOOD SIX || #! FURLONG WORKOUT TO-DAY 8: EVERYTHING FORHOUSEREEPING.weex, $4.78 28. Open Saturday Evenings 29OOOSS250OH- =H IM Twentleth C PM’ Albany & Mo. Albany RAILACADS, bee in. & St. | ‘ 9 Western Gxprenr | n | | f __C&pectal to The Evening <World.) NORTHERN STAR—Three quarters of 8 gg blonttent exten | Pen nsy Va 1a MORRIS PARK, N. ¥., May 1L—The| a mile jn 1.21, handily: Steve sharles- > MeN Buttalo Speciahe jonditions were pleasant this’ mining | gy fo" trainer 2 er oe 4 ty : RAILROAD. ‘at the course during tho galloping | * hundliy; Ty Weoke trainee ‘9 Renn. fuck ob eet smcassethird Street | “Dally. “hours The track was in crack con-| STIMULANT Four ‘furlongs “in 0,51. viveces anu Coluauuy pUwel ‘ Denvruscea @ition and the racers speoded ayer it nicely; "0. Welsh, traines, * * 9.03 A. Mo ant 3 ~ early and the racers were exercised T—Four’. furlong in 0.58, 3 fi Trains Muminated wi und put away before the noon hour, suneen id: Boden, Sine Oe, 2 Deer ta uimen| acinee ERG four ‘furl 49, AMITED — Pulls UX CASH Siz furlongs in'1.17, nice all out: J. HW. MoCormicke trainer. "| ® and) Ubservation, Cars, | 8 ecu Indlatapalls, Be"Loula” pinta | for New York v, iN M.—PIONNSYLVANIA_LIMITER.— ee checked from | "Putiinan Siceping, Dinth re ad ot ly; R. W. Walden, trainer. HIPPOCHAHAe YULLA—Four furlongs in 0.82; R. W.|" handilys Wo Midgely trator | 1 7 Walden, trainer. CASTALIAN—Six furlongs in 1.21, nice- - Kon i hotel att m ' Chi ‘ENEL—Four furlongs in 0.63 3-4; R. ly; W. P. Burch, trainer, ote OITH GBONGE Hy. Observation Compartment Fo W. Walden, trainer. cay BOY—Seven furlongs Jn 1.38, breex- Maen ttannger, OO Gin Paka ST ey San Reg ELBGANT—Four furlongs in 0.62 1-4; ing: G. B. Hill, trainer, For Nayhville (via RoW. Walden, trainer. GREBNCREST—A half mile in 0.56; “ALL” SCARLET—Four furlongs in], breeziig; W. P. Burch, trainer, 0.51 8-4, handily; R. W. Walden, | TIPPACANOE—Soven furlongs in’ 14 trainer. without effort ¥ ing Chicago, Car CAGO LIMITED.--Pulima) Biking and Observation tag, Toledo and Cleveland, D! i tne ¢ 87, LOUIB EXPRESS —For fncinnutl, Indinaapolie. Louine Se ute. Dining Car Por Cars. Ma ila Bhenandeam Row , Pe Met HOTS EXPinss.— Por Yor’ Toleda, except Saturday’ | ning Car, jas Mt “Pactric express | e a or | fs fy WEST SHORE R.R.| ontral de Hudgon Mlver ITE. Losnee.) W. Smith, trainer," Trains leave Pranklin Su Sta, 8. LILAC—Four furlongs tn, 0,80 1-2, ntce- | WILD ‘THYME—Six furlongs tn 1.25, "iy; 3, W. Walden trainer, “handily; Thomas Welsh, trainer, BATRAL—Seven furlongs in 1.34, breez- | ANDY WILLIAMS—Six furlongs in 1.34, ing: Ifoward Williams, train handily; William Shields, trainer, ¢ GAMO-One mile in 1.63, easily 3 [CB AME PATS Six furlongs in 2.22 ROSE—Seven-elghths in 1.36, aA 1 trainer, NAAR ttl aremha el Hea DOLLY SPANKER—Six furlongs in BOB MURPHY—One milo in 1.58, gallop- 116, nicely: T. J. Henly, trainer, we "ing; J. Smith, trainer. uarter mile In JOHN’ F.—One mile in 1.66, handily; J. rOYEHHSO GOCSS S00 D602 BOPOOOS- Bure, ‘Toled Sully’ vin “Shenandoah Yale r vi E. Graves, trainer. fect Yor Cleveland Smith, trainer, WOODCHBT—A quarter mile in 0. AW? Tena ea ha MATE BSPR ESN pitt x Why buy a cheap, trashy piano when you can purchase In Hk oe SOU ipod mekinarminen ee in 1.23 | ALICITRA-A ‘quayter mile in Principal hotels and! | Cincinnati, Indianapolis and St sale such celebrated pianos as we offer? Every one of en pt t © NED" MOORE—Chrec-quarters in | yy lOplne: TE. Graves. trainer. aa, Rotel OF Fes 9 3h A. —PITTSHURG SPECIAL. —Dally reputable, expert piano builders; every one of them fully gua * 1.20 1-2, easily; J. Smith, trainer. LUNTATA, quarter mile in 058, eal Sine Aron RCT ei ten years— : SGOOD—Five furlongs {n'1.0%,. handily; : B, Graves, : ; ON AND : EGOOD- Five furlongs ts Anais) LAMAA guarier mite in 0.28 I, ensll 5 Se | Te Neri sey BS Every One of Them Built to Last a Lifetime. - | if RUSSELL —A half-mile in 022.| CONFMESOMGHCIe furlongs in O88 DENTISTRY: 2), oe a ee gression * ion buy a so-called “slightly. iloping: W. Barrick, Ralapines Foie one, I OR, faridr and Dining Carn). Caution —174,u7 ne consideration buy a ice, for in # 4 MINTO—A- half-milo In 0.62 1-4,| DRIFTWOOD—Four, furlong” (Desbroase: Cort used” or second-hand piano at any price, x; W. Barrick, traine: in 0.83, bree: : s PERRY SCADOW—A. quarter-mile in| WHITH STONE A Wat tte in O51 48 a2 handily; E, Graves, trainer. easily: J. Smith, trainer. Fi DALESMAN—Seven furlongs in’ 183,] 3, WH O'DRIGN—A ‘halt mile tn 0.52, very short time such a piano proves absolutely worthless. au “uStightly used” pianos are like other pieces cf old machinery—they're worn out—otherwise people would not part with them. Mears ‘ail arlog, a . ebro Bib), $25 RAIL VAY Lapis ‘SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS QFFICE ONLY. ‘well in hand; Jack Odom, trainer. handliv: J Ye pry SWHET LILIAN—Four furlongs in 6 RARE MUSIC Pour Tortenee, 1065 NEW YORK "?, “AINLESS NR es, oss A. A Profitable Diano Investment. B ezing: J. Healey, trainer, - ee oA ‘ . BELDAME—One mile and a quarter in] RICHARD, JR.—Four furlongs in 0.66, DENTAL PARLORS. MING) RATLWAY.—Ex- This is indszd a most remarkable sale of pianos, and you will be This ELAR ER one mile ik Lr gat: | PROMSRAS Ve tney, crminer, : OT OTHE AV. (Corner 16th st.) AMARA A? 10, BIRR dally, missing a chance to save from $150 to $200 If you do not take advantage loping; James McLaughiln, trainer. 0.56 1-2. breesing, J. Heales, sennen” w Orleans, 3.23 BM of it, i ; shasta phino withtok Coed DE. RESZKE-Seven furlongs in 1.37,| SYLVANIA—A half mile In 0.56, bees- & OHIO, RAILWAY,—7.55, It would be very unwise for you to purchase a pian handily;-R, Watkins, trainer. ing; J, Healey, trainer, ? Pend Stare: dally: ing here to see and hear the pi 's offered in this sale. + Cilimuze sa wase|§ Renowned Wilson Pianos, $175. ser date, Estee | | Beavtiful Harmony Dianos, $195. : Celebrated Wallers Pianos, $195 : Coaches on Sundays, Including stool and cover, Pianos guaranteed for 10 years. je WORKOUTS ON WET TRACK (SMU TDN FE ccre sem) eaneenerm aes fought, Sullivan having been awarded | | §GRCERAIN Ch the decigion over Kelly in the two pre- IDGH WORK. . i eee |vlous contests, Both men are in ft| | SVER FILLING = shape for the encounter, and a rattling | [Moura § A.M to 0 P.M “Banda: fast. mill is expected. pen Ts | Now. 461, 1854, 118 hdl ott, hanes BS | (Special to The Evening World.) 131, galloping: 'T, Welsh, trat ys a1 Lith avenue {corner sath Bt GRAVESEND. May 11—Clear, bright MERRY, ACROBAT Five’ furlongs. in Brbkin dCourt_sticee, M00 Fulton treet, ‘5 Down and $1 a Week. weather prevailed at the course this KNOB GN Welsh, trainer. —— = aia apy aa ee reapers Qi, Broaaway and Venneytyanin Annex S. wn o fo morning during gatloving hours ana the |" vreenings Co Caton tei, 1 O88 eraldn Ya. Suburbans, HEC WANTED MALE wien gor 'any Ghee haeeues fre hotels No interest is charged for time taken in making payments. } Taiping conditions were most agreeable, ete Pe Seu nrec-quarters in 1.9] A good fight Is scheduled to be decided | phe Mmeralds, who won the champion. | MAN With refer ah relevnrine.| for Pennayly. Pianos delivered on first payment of $5. 00 \itervie goa eatone . ¥ . j {ithe track was a bit sow from yoater-| cOURTMAID Sie tert to-night, ‘The men wao will meet I |iin or tho Frans Dy detoating aie | fogelienena, i 9 Q2A weekly: ex: | Faron a Rey Beas UDOT tee ei tr eRano Leoponition and explain, to you the y Hpay's rain, yet not exough to prevent Carr, trainers [2% emis pour aro Jack Trin" Sullivan, the ese with defend the tthe Iie | ene eee: Coston, ChEASO| Ngeneral Manager.” 1 Raltic Manager. Fo, into, full detail Toing these plance and show you DhotogTaDas of every. , jtrainera from sending the iiorses to good Four furlongs in os, |Now England pugilist, and Hugo Kelly, | eee vin ihe ateone: gnbuckes FAINT-LINE wanted, Address The apeed galloping and same falr’ brees- yictealey, trainer, the hard-hitting fighter of Chicago. | {Vcutohester, at the Protectors Gradnge | coe * ‘ Cor “ing exercises were indulged in. Ww. Ammone, ene 1+4, | They will battle for ten rounds before |next Sunday. ee ES oriing Aik ed, wanted. STEAMBOATS., PATTEN LINE Wem sonrtiold Bt 2 Those Whose work day it was were ELD—One mile in'1.8, handily; | === alloped at the following paces: mmons, trainer, i PANIC LONGWORTH—Five furlongs in| © GUE ARCH Three-elghths in 0.43, bye 120, breeging; §=W. — MeGlvney, | SHOTGUN-One mile y ‘ i 2). trainer. W, Jennings, trainer vor Dreeaing; j AGFORTRN—Three-quarters in 1.20. | SIR ROACH Beven fustonge in 1.4 $4 “galloping; J. Goldsborough, tratiic r 3; G. Meehan. trtlner. SROD—Six furlongs in easli IRE Seven furiongs. in 1,36, Je no need for ue to. ate agortn at (he th ‘Welsh, trainer. Jennings, train lif j UBIR CARTER le ‘Three-quarters in 1.20; | POAPIE Talf mile in 0.62, easily; Leaye J (2. vicexs below | Dur honest advertisrinent handily; ‘T, Welsh, tral mivainer. ‘ 7 erey), MOS ALM, 240 BOOM i FOR SA ronT NT Bive Wate"iuttiery near Howth’ Peres), 9.20 FOR SALE. ‘OR SALE. MAXIM—Half mile in My guaranteed Truss, which has benefited and cured so many others, is positively the only real help for you, NO PRESS RE on hips or bones; no heavy springs, no leg-straps, no mov= ing trom ts Diace; ight, waterproof, durable and inex- pensive. PAD 1S AUTOMATIC 30s zetion and checks descent of Rupture at all KNIGHT ERRANT—PFive furlo: in , ha y; re S10 P. rs yi nga in handily; F, Welr, trainer. M.. 3.10 PM. Dubie to Oly new quarters, white, are far superior, m0) FOR SALE, see pene eats Does ed | EAC e MeeyCheaper Than Byer. CLOTHING ON CREDIT. tnd i Satire stocks of three prominent W ‘all Jovbera’ just been added to our | ahty esteM toa or asic ‘cab, eeeesiew| For Ladies and Gentiem#n Af cont. Inte mprini references nor security required.: ; “DREW WINS MATCH IFORBES WILL BOX CUM. TAELAND BEEMAN MAY 2 i ¥ Oliver Drew, wao 1s matched to play| py the terms, agreed @ : , pon Harry {ane Bran, of Jersey City, for the! rorbes and Gus Bexenah, of Cincinnati, world's handball championship, has Just! are to meet in the arena of the Weat 4isposed of an important contect across| End Club, Chicago, May 2%. The match £ the poil, According to the late British] Wa# practically closed. by telegraph, ea Drew met Wiillam Herlihy Fein esta etlng (or eten ‘nerecment “iN THE HEART OF THE SHOPPING BLETRICT aR Bow See ae area Straining momerts,when other (russes would allow escape. | | (x? Foyull stores wich we nave agved Salinas, Pune| OPEN EVENINGS, bt 1G: 2 sive,|Lenox Closing Gay nat pad yuist aie’ carmen” — | 22893d ME ar 125th St |28 Park ROW.‘sroitns 8 Par 247 Gth Av. near 16th Bt, ars Row Bore onen sit 2 £2 ___ | $84 Columbus Av., Satie) quired. Write. phone or call ne DIT WATCH CO. A Naseati loyers® “reference fee write for siiUstrated THE CURE ‘5 slone effected through the free ac- Medarcscasies tion of my Pad, allowing the relaxed uum wKEE, muscles to develop into their normal condition, tect cued cor | CHAS. CLUTHE, 29 East 14th Street, Theo. Muller, aya | Bet. Witth avenue ani Untom Sanare, New York, yt! ste a weroun, Do not — | H, Dlitmar, 67 South Ruptore any longer. ‘Sth Bt., Brooklyn, 18 P.M <a { the Minch Credit Sya- uw New York Clty, NGow CREDIT catalogue. LW, SWEET & CO. | \ CHES. 4 IDS. VERY MeNy 1 gend representative if desired merican Watch and Diam: Co, AY, Ties AND BCs TALLOR-MADE SUITS, SILI “hah DUTVIPTING GO. the Irish champlonship, wlich was - much trouble, ‘ i Hons of the contest were the best of ) sea Geet Ye Forbex ‘ean wet => maton LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS, PATENTS, Sia OY 2 ROSA Cea Tee “and. the title, pe ; cig Pe eds cn thede vet bala be sed PURO CIL YL eee yf DIAMONDS, | EASY PAYALUNTS. — Jowort Tralee. Tre meted rea well paal ote can ne laaor saloons | bi FATEH Co." 3i% Brndna she H10t vATSHES | ey fey a CA cad " di ns pratt ear Sani st ea Oy