The evening world. Newspaper, May 4, 1905, Page 12

THE WORLD: THURSDAY RVENING, NAY 4, 190%, 5 os ¢ end 150,000 SEE THE —_ WRESTLERS IN POSITIONS.|GRIF SHOWS FANS THE TWO MORE SEEK HANDICAP RUN | jgessieriemeuemmmmeses || “POKE AND SQUEEZE” VANDERBILT CUP Pee SESE ee (Continued from First Page.) more entries for the W. K. Vi | —-— BY ALLEN SANGREE. dvrbitt, Jr Cup race Were recelved/y run {nto a cold, disagreeable north wind | was slow, as the track is a little cuppy | fee neullaanet ARAY CHAVA SERSNIONOE Which sont them fying to the cover of al-ough it has been worked out con! We hear a great deal these days about pubieued, Hoping Wo ware it 0 bert pa te Bi the club house, stantly. nerve and courage. There Is supposed (Yi; goo! ms Would fall, ‘This, a) ¢ whieh 4 TR a ree a alib thatibe [UNON SOFA i TV course, Was inpussivic. Kvel With LUE ate the : which had. been arranged for on, the Coaching Parties There, to be @ difference, Down In a Ilttlejadvervisements however, wwe have seen U8? of the | Veranda had to be abandoned because ‘There wero @ great many coaching Ponnsylvania town lives an old schooly BQ other club ary yn 8 UN even 8 plon of tne. wt MANlEP WK (CGA RNESE ONE HIRNIS: Yo caine wl tine oppor eer mem Chi « but the dua: it raiged coull) parties at the track, on2 of the largest not disturb the great good nature of this being the one which came down on the fining, when 5,000 medal of honor from Congress bestowed tors were ner Autos throng. congh Defiance, Among those In, thls : oatews 4, Were on edge, ‘The ae ae es party were Ledyand Bla d. upon him for an act of one of the two ist tin stor In, enterad th aye Horab les In the a le jy Dalmadgy and Mra. ‘Talmadie, Mr. n ldtiring the second day at Gettysburg speckully built orse power Mercede, eee GomMeD of every station 10 Mre Junius Morgan, Mr. and Ars Nite 1 ¢ his friends were ie Whieh ti | Hife rubbed elbows in the stands and on McLane. Vaningen, Mrs APS ea NeAveoranad (wamancGh iin i as [toe lawns, it was a typeal Morris Mark ingen, Mra, Fenowlton,. Willan Will: having breakfast in @ dangerous re- he did Geri, racing oxwd in ite pioturesqueneas, the | [DBC motos naT etal deit Der dniens fama and William Mantoe, of the old ander fenerany doubt near Round Top Hill, After @ bright colors of the women@ costumet staniog family, on whose land Belmont Fe are aeene ta tn aia abEe tOs Uon to members making a magnificent ploture In stich | MA! ’ 4 iy while a Confederate battery got their with a‘ fatal wild plied y bplendid “setting, Notubles ost their | Hank la bullt, A kin automobile Rats range and begun dropping shells In the V Mme he covly moistened the shin in the German Club, this being | flew eke poeta ects CED RCIA desbilt, sh, James W. Gerard, vicinity. ‘The party soon became 4 Jack yee et i ar the entry, | ar cone F cure Robineon and others, ROnOR Yankea and - Aaa i A thal Bee © tthe one toplo of conversation | professional life was absant, and aii in| Ober bie costing apt, aihomey ohnnles, Hets were made on their Wii window» ) MT kK» Automo- ) to-day along the line of sporting fl Jt wage .crowd which will not soon Ara’ Carman, Jisdey wed Mrw. Trunx, Jchances of having the next meal tn guey code EXP, AD) tea oae, frower Locos - geaorte. Ono of the prettiest scenes ever wit-| De, end Mra. sohn W. ox, Commodo rd | Kingdom Come. NZ hie plight. Grif himeol American te Gordon Boi eH Finally a shell plomped right “amongst if the, box next Inning, but the mum was slate ompete in the Will Hack's vast strength enable him |nesred on a race course, anywhere, tn) Mr Wo MV. Hoftunn fm Knowledge of catch-as-catch-can tac- woman here rose, the mon unoovering Wwandare, Mr, and Mra, Howard, Gould, : mye ne Was cinched when he Aave onlers [i it : ; DUt Jenkins shoulders down? Or will I€ct, came fust, before the fret race, | Mim, W. MOV. Hoftinny. ts, Bale e thelr midst," as they say over In Phila- ahe “poke ind squersee . GUE RN a A aia , Winsne through his great superiority | Bren, <ve, ound struck up the “stag | Yea Chenin, Freterick S Xnng, Ceri [delpnia, and it looked tke all bets wore Dave Fultacneheiige clout in. tho| Wi Hold Ac mestitie NO Ree Rees hed. ‘The man who has the fvinth, | Thy crowd gave him ft! Cneider va to be o ous ma Ss concerning the for h dhe not seized several , \ | y r rA0e tangle the Russian's legs into fa TTP nearer eet until the Sbewmast Dimean, a im. Howard modal never even moved, but, taking the erodked Mica and made a hit? This | Te @nd finally pin him to the mat? ‘Tanya Scratched Page, Franiin J, a mm ed Ne [stopper from his canteen, leaned over becuse Grif unbenehed the pious aw re is a wide difference In opinion. +. Homlck, Mr, 8 4, Obs Bows | 4, Gears Sweeney aay of the p: ws, and sioume ten y | mt dotne an Mr, anil Mi man who wrestled with Hack a day! Of course racing Interest, centred tn | dotne aM Mt wm Bae Hed with Hack a day me runnite of the Metopoiltan fiandie | in pie of the Ms two ago told me that he did not be- 2! thea hinahe’ on Ap and there was a good deal of dis- wmctead On tee Jenkins could pin the Russian. appoint: Mar Ae eek enee NR ROTAE ids wal honed font enne re reetery |and poured some on the slagling shell, (rod Wye thle cotta’ pean putting it out of commission. The others eto again, Not only that, but he scooted, but he finished breakfast and skitlty stole @evond. “Mind you, tls 1 Wik ata oritten rs c made some more observations of the (YA At 4 criteal moment of th: ” not be dependel pons] enemy's position. Grift-did not know whem. to put. inf | Again, at the battle of San Juan, an the score was ted, and three stratgnt efents vould obviousiy hurt the ate | in is ten times as clever,'' he said, that us) Nowt-footed Tar ve had been to bra} ane ohn cifdog * and he ought to be able to turn Hack /pirptened. This filly would have cars ng over Rie fine fr abaolite aye ‘Over, but this fellow {s a bull. It 1s ‘Chore was a ceneral disposition among “tes emooty fire of Par fmpossible to hold him down. the experts to believe that the race Another wrestler took the opposite) —~ English military attache was watching {Oqatco. the fight through glasses, a cigarette) Haroll Chase now toed the plate, and fingers. He had just turned, (he fans expected aveat thinks’ tor 8 3 his three-bagker in the @econd Inning | Interesting lay between H ten: s by the younge ide: ‘I have been in the game for fif- to mako a remark when a shell ¢X- Was the Kind Din Jroutt used lO} ep eran fay “ » teen years, Jenkins is too clever for ploded almost at his feet, completely | swat. And Hanl4 did not disappant, erg S hes ea oF vat fet was Hackenschmidt. At Graeco-Roman no covering him with dust, and a piece of| He smote the ball a peouliar lick, 60. POPE LON Yi egy urts of the awa Hi opy | that it travelled even as an o'd' tin Nas Rin} Miss Edith Alexe an in the world can beat Hack, But st cartled away bis bler tack, BY) oar when rattled by a broomstick, It hd Miss Helen Alexander w I've seen him work, and he doesn't know Jove!" he sald disgustedly, filcking the Was a new thing ta Coiling. who Ia Dieee NIN ENW GAKAITROUEATE eRe ; eat 4 i 0 iy coat, \'" chaps do ming over its §neine course, | | ha he al) ro’ “anything about the American style. Jen eee ae On ieee then he (Little does he Wot the tricks Starold lament which Is designated as the Ring will more than offset his strength shoot bally close sometimes, accrued in the canning factory of | Girls’ dinlor Dow It was arranged me ekill. I'm golng to have a bet on| + lighted another cigarette Ranta Gineat y Mré, Charles § ma." | | Japs Stood Fast. Time for Action. teams have for the eens: | } hon ACKENSCHMIDT ts more optimis- STANDING OF THE CLUBS. | At the recent taking of Mukden it was DARE CHS RI a eRU TT nett tecteNe | RALen cA loernetin ane etiag han cRpanate tie, He explains his expectations BAGUE, AMERICAN L necessary for a Japanese regiment to nti) one man has. ber (Coie | lefemted Sis ice Ogitichs and Uke th W: have t 7 Club, . of pe, || cup WL BG) L. PC hold a certain position that Oyama jing knew this, and Grim: le | Aylee, Brown, S—4i Mise Trene Ki je thes When I have thrown) 9 ce go; 8 8.060 |lyaahtton.10° f° 628/PHile'phia...7) 7.600 ’ nd then| Knew ft. So ‘he sprung weanane ted Mina iathe ing I shall keep on studying the ff Nitwure’ o ie ‘Be ||New York.8 8 .OT1jpetrott ....7 500 might turn the Russian right and t Te aroeltettiine Ictainew Duaje ‘and a Blagden, by I ay capture the town. The Japs found them. | {nstead of letting It leinow Us Aas dean, “Marae Wallach and ‘BT oago 8 6 BIRR Loula...8 9 400 5.10 834 |Cleveland.:7 6 ‘538'Boeton 65515 11 (18 RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES. tod Miss Dorothes UW Sherwood, 6-0, 6—3; Kissel and Miss Margaret American style of wrestling. 1 like It, J Phiia phie.¢ Never again shall I wrestle Graeco- | ~ . Romen until I am world's champion of Es jgeives surrounded dy fous times ap MANY deoided +8, risk a On the Russians and their ammunition spent. squceze jo or die, | ; Fultz pot the sign at the second lInstead of retreating they despatched »7 tf Ted and fee halt wey toc and) nd— Migs i oa , New York. 16; Boston, 3. York. 3; Boston, 2, . th Alexander Bepaveren saccatch-can: I shall wrestle Hesouyne gs Phiadeiphia, 9, ington, 5 aeiphia, 4, three volunteers for ald, and went at It|/;lute’ before, Tannen! hai jer po. ne Alexanier deteated Mise all who wish to meet me, in the Ameri- | 1,8; Chicaxo, 2. Petrol. 7: St bouts, 8 Ruesti hose who had not. seen th i} Kissel and Miss Janet Loon is, an stylo, until every one knows that I ; “s) Pittebure, 4 Cleveland, 8; Chicago, 0 jand-to-hand, fighting tho Ruselans| Dhose, wie and even when itlomey | io ee am really champion, They say Jenkins GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY. Ith thelr/own rine fe A ae hunted ard Bultz scored many thought ares fs m0 clever. Wait—you shall ece! 1 ew ork at oston, | Roaton at New Yorke. Sep Tr Ee MAbl BIniOw. EIVaDL Cheon Aha Deane etre mertis HAA TREE ROGERS WINS POOL GAME, i . i i ‘agnington at PI er, Oyama hi ic e| DO EHeR SE Boe = know more, perhaps, than 1 have let Pnilageiphia af Heseklyn: Runington at Pntiadelphie. iment « kanjo, whatever that Is, Kielnow out, It was like telling an American tole in England, woof them will get any goo of It,/“Whon the fans did twig there was yhow. no blatant clamor, but eq et ce the cther ag though to Nerve or courage! Which are these? Shiat ‘ao vou think of that? And what do you call it when a ball a. night was entetene ean banks everything on one play? Witi! ‘incke-and-squceze” converratl That the Highiandors’ stunt yes | pe ee ae tings ine terday, and they got away with It! ton to, overvome the lead We told about the “poke and squeeze” But Grif felt eo Leht-hearted lay when they were prastising South, | hie sticcesstul stratery, his nerve on piay they practising ho faking a chanoa that he tool and New k fans had almost con- rubber himself, Heavy and Met luded {t Was a myih, Gr had let ters faced him, but the eat they ot Ww. i ° ot try two chances go by in the present series 1h eho catcher, but took his good time, and {t looked as though he had lost his jyixed them. up, stitiod the. batt ts ant retled on the dash of Elberfel, Rogers won from Henry Stroder last In’ the pool tournament forthe pros a p of r New York Aga foors, Stroder i ade nla highest run wae mMeht be Arthur ‘people see, yes." cece Ss’ Jenkins modestly ai | “ ly declares himself as BY BOZEMAN BULGER nish left a decidedly bad taste, Dan Mowe ah Gann's return to the game was "This is the big ev all . (| Y Hight. I lke this. fellow. tor ee att] BOSTON, Mass., May 4.—Joe McGin-| largely responsible for the fring of the me well when I was over in his country LOY ene ub trom MAAReLER last | broadside, as he put a new lot of vigor He's a strong man, When we wrestled MiRut to put the finishing touches to) into the squad that was entirely un: iia Romen ERG iy inlay Tew ce ost | ao: this afternoon, and unless all! necessary, OF Bere e ee ee etre sat, signs fall MoGraw will evacuate the/ In the mean time Manager McGraw HAt waa his ane, Now {t's my turn, od burg pt learning with a clean sweep! has got into an Interesting teciinical @nd I'm going to tic the score, ‘Theres of eversthing in eight and a bad con- controversy with local exports over ‘ise ant * science alleged stupid play by Plteher Young Miore money In it than I ever saw In my) Ee past few days South En@| which lost his game on Tuesday, Young Mee win, and I've got to. What's 014. has been turned Into a slaughter-| has been denounced in all the and man cuss 5 ‘Tenney has 3 fh cans | words of four lang n n ‘ ; With such confidence on hoth sides it NoUse, and ‘Tenney has just enoug! | imuagos, Including the a a Willems, Conroy and Chase to. hop @hould be a great jah J sAMn didates left for one more killing. Bowery, for throwing a ground ball But the "Old Fox’! was onl. effing hm ont. "Where the Hon's. skin faite ibaa eed Saeed) Such a show!ng has never been visited/home when two men were out Pe eee eee AHA een LI mmURt DO eKAa out by the foxte,® | and upon a fonal League team before, | failing to catch the runner when a jot pdt mani, He gt eky fel'|and Fred Tenney, with his entire club, throw to first would enally have retired py.man in the world,” said Frank | $¢¢™® ready to turn over on his O68 | che side and won the game. It did Joolr by after losing the championship, | #24 duit. The many things expected like ithe undiluted essence of stupliity * "| of him have not been realized, and in| and appeared to be a case of lasiening all candor {t must be said that he has) to Bresna who yelled “Throw it the most stupid baseball club tn elther home!" But not £0 says MeGraw, o he big leagues. Yesterday's game) H is a t-hander, ys. ACK (or J, Arthur, as he calls him- ante daniaad th Scores ot people | Sant eiiefain, ‘and ashe stopped the : had to think an aqulensy, Self now) Johnson has scored @! ier the stands before the seventh Dublvn, who hit the bail! grag cay mighty victory, The dark heavy-|\(14 as Youle pleked inning, and then for training purposes i Meked up the bail on his sie eight 18 a fearful Aghter when| (ri the Glante tried out two of their /#¢% ne Would have to turn sicag fe aati Kom nial] ood nd to throw quickly to ciueh’ | once gets stared, and from his] ol aries Be Ars, Site the tae Much him tent performance it secs that J. ; al) ¢ probabilliy of a bad Tenney In a vain hope of tting a thur is destined to camp on Jefiries's Dna ee AS a consequence, he threw howe . start tried out Mr. Valz, a recent Im- | wnich loskel ii though less knotted than the Rursian, the first place that the secret had been im Juin the prophet. Collar Chat No. 6 Accept no ‘just as good.” If you pay the linen price, a for 25¢, you are entitled to the collar stamped ‘Warranted Linen,” Have a look. If it is an “H, & 1." Collar, the “Linen” stamp is there, LOWE DRAWS = |MARTIN PUTS | JONES 10 SLEEP | once gets behind him on the WITH STEIN (Special to The Evening Worlt,) (Special to The Evening World,’ BALTIMORE, May 4.—Tommy Lowe,| WILMINGTON, Del., May 4—Terry ‘of Washington, and Kid Stein fought! Martin, of Philadelphia, scored a ‘t fast rounds to a draw last night clever knockout at the Wilmington A. Detore the Eutaw A. C. While Sten ©, last night, when he defeated Harry | i Jones, also, of Philadelphia, in the pa Ja sight adyantage over the Wash: i wl sao want a caien, we Har hel ne was a whole spectacle, with fire- oy, Uuuder him. I thins the young fel thatontany the Gecision, was @ Popular fourth round, Every size, Every height. ; works to match, The Giants slapped a gympiy eared, udEMent. bur wats Ce Hote prereainw Mand Recuperar Jones was the heavier by fully five wowed marvel rejulcing in the) hsst round, and the youthful prospect, I! View of the many: blunders whiat We Boer Mada He wus the MM 4 In the third | round | Martin nd ale tame wen Fa ho Edad hom-derinlit of “Black Bil) way siadied with hite until his pitching Secured by Interference <f opp. =. Wetrestor and forced matters. | tha law tn’ thy middie of tenes collarewise, lerchantville."” Junnson did the job] V8 Mad a ratlal “Bia piavers In| confustig tleders hy prentorand ‘nck “airons in. the {he Jaw. In the middie ne Bp in arent stylo—four rounds and al At tea to atom the, tide, but | hive Pale the ittee og’ tggtitcing fist seventh and began to tush | 8 thole the ‘count. “The inter arose irirs\ HENRY HOLMES inta to yell at an oy he ore Q and “advise” him “wie rms eee ber hot as runners ffitted In at will, ball. In the excltemen: Kz plavers | Bill's superior, will f1 y ‘ In addition Herr Wilhelm was the re- | Wil frequently be thus deceived instea| Only one thing remains to mar J-| cient of a few oads of mrapeshott (iq ons © thelr own coachers, aid | pegs ee aeealth| TRAVIS LEA BELMONT PARK ENTRIES, : [aeTMAYT hint Goneel ee WOOLEMITCH cczz=oeecs, IN GARDEN TO-NiGHT) INPRIME SHAPE |BELMONT PARK RACES ‘Get_@ live one, Arthur, Mey 4—The entries for to-morrow's FRANCIBCO, May 4—If hard cay INAUGURAL MEETING une spot put him down and out. : Wilmington Jack Daly challenyed the | tea baies winner, sind he and Martin will meet before ‘the club here next Wednesday | niet } errors {n large clusters did just as well (iano as hite, and Giant pedals kept the rub- utely beyond the most iniinitesimal molecule of a doubt thai he was Black The last three rounds were of $1 Union Square Wea New York GRORGE JIACKENSOHTTDI. races are as follows: have N Inent medical authority, FIRST RACE—Mata vo'¥ Yzar, Sauna n ing and perfect condition Watsnea iiina, Oh. Boece and 4 hat foriongs, siraignt, 2°84: four eer oa ich can tells thtager He Wanye feet ming theres ee: | oe thing to do with meking two boxers hat bak. ‘ 2 ‘i | GARDEN CITY, YY, May 4— Bip es : 109 rot the world! te * und welgha in condition 4 pounds. He ‘ht hard and fest spectators should that ed beans contain all the | my gent in Madison Square Gar- | js twenty-se' farht hard a A There were about seventy starters in Lille B. 6 4 is twenty-seven Seauie vid fi epie of t d contest when Jimmy ’ asisitive Properties of the Anest porter-|tne Garden Gity golf tournament here yageotte CS CLUS TD UE a ee eet Gr ane ey d sabes White face each other » ij he Garde i lu u uro 4 ate ho! clever vumbier anu Gu-rouad: om :| Britt and Jabez In apite of the health sharp's stare: |ths morning, ‘The paira were off in| Sidney's”: Roman champion, whose feats of pvviy wrestien “ot gto has Bien" de-| t.morrow night at Woodward's Pavil- And on every week day thereafter, rain 8 ; ‘@ | good shape and the early starters be- | _ ammeraway Fea a aren cae ts Mount ne Eta: HEGRE lion to settle the International light or shine, ending May 24, Wkent Boston seems to be rapidly slip: irope, 1s to make a fight for the lau- Is of nkins, Ameriea's cateh= teh nplon, Me contest is. 4 Car to a finish, the man gaining two ly out of apossivle three to carry he tht n's share of the gate, gan to come in before the last players | ySHCOND. RAC ping off the baseball map. i Yenterday the beef-fed were sent away from the first tee | | Et tu’ Brute * “wp 16 to the bean-fed Bostons’ 3, | ‘The wea was most favorable for| caidas ware Animed, Amhed Irall, Paul | weight championship. b) the Gere) \ nite is Huwless as far as condition Races on the Flat and Steeplechases. Kiand, and 7 it is doubtful if Britt hcemed oO tad nore like o. N@AUNY First Race 2.30 Daily. Maching (Non. he doen TOE NO enge It Belmont Park may be reached via Long Island RR, from 34th Street, New Ants rolled jraecs-Roman m America's ¢ were expected, ir native heights, scored an easy 3 inst the Boston Beaneaters | Walter J, Tra born t to tl 2 was patred with W. and a $2,008) side 1 lds : 6 3 nf his | is doubrfufl if ever two boxers harbored #f York, and Flatbush Av., Brooklyn. On first race day, May 4, special tr. Y Ones a $2,008) side bet. All holds “rest t nia SS eather! : 1 y » May 4, special trains leay oe is a arent thing, But’ ball-/@, Onick, tho Harvard College boy, who | Second ‘islnt allowed with the exception of /Poofeamon from the momant that, ne | the respect fi ch other's purilistle H fron ‘34th Street, New York, at 11.20 A. M., and every ten minutes thereafter ue ers seem to be Immune. | hi Gpusaes ; Pit t forsuok the ranks of the The | ability that 0 tor Fridav Hto 1.80 P.M, aiso at 230 P.M. Turf and Field Club il ur * Seen oe aaa PO EES Reet THIRD RACE—The : : Pre cohen CRT ene hay fallen oti iy fae. ie tha he has tor lone East 34th si, at 11.40. Drawing roory car train leaves at 100, viel ate ment, They were the fifteenth pair to | CE—The Larchmont s contest will take place In a Qe y Tepe ay me to Fh eee ’ 10s id a ves : M. Trains fi longs, straigh ‘ aseral skit, 1 i White defeat him he will i f H HA ns from 4 art. Other palrs were: C, I, Trasellt | Atte oe fc ng, elevated tu a helght of four ship. ‘He de beyond ne que Ha FAT TE aereae toon. cham rlatbush ay Bra late Mh ye 12.40, 1.00, 1.15, 1.30 and 1.45 P, M, and: O.. Woodward, C,.13) Mésdonaia and Anapiration | ii ring Is surrounded by boxes Pu AViUBtlon cot I inves » of lack of condition or carelews f Round trip tickets to Belmont Park and return via Long Island R. R, will be GhY Wiliet, R. @, Watson and B, M. pela i were used in the days of the} LC 2? nds ftve feet fen Inches and ning methods. sale at all stations on the Second and Third Avenue Elevated Lines, includin * mend Ci la Taspinvandl iy Oeden Aucaaain |blg boxing matches at the Garden, (ae paande, Moris thistectwor ect at Lae ncaa SY Westchester Branch, and also at all Subway stations except Lenox ave, bY tige, born And valsed In “this count (Welsh parenis, and makes his home c and, Ow where. he won his frst lere are 10S of, boxes, with a than 1,000, rstman Biackbail ', tof the early scores returned), FOURTH BUTLER CASE ADJOURNED. Carriages and Automobiles via 92d Street, 42d Street, 34th Street and 23d Street Ferries and the Williamsburg Bridge, Good roads from the Long Island \< of more and t $10 and $7.50, laurels on the mat whi! FIRE PANIC °: HMB, two-year-olds terminals to the track, Belmont Park is about 14 miles from Long Island City, ‘ it Dyed ae Sy notion was taken yesterday by the U iia i OER EKG LEARN: Bt 5 83) P » down to sad: /SUth. In the Iron’ foundries ‘of, that | Xo, Aetom Man taken Kener ine All trolley lines via Jamaica connect with troiley to track, R. Jennings, Carden Ct ‘George : i Tank ihe pover Been detentod ee ion at tha Murray Hill Hotel on the Reserved seats and boxes may be obtained at the Waldorf and Fifth Ave! P ’ 188 May —Presiden: teon, rook lew 201 On gnUSs | he rane oe ‘ a mes Huver, who hag protesté e| cBride’s and ullman's. SBOBTON, Mars, May 4.—President | W Keenan | point tonight's | he Treat ese x ot Mn Ja provwiat W Hotels, McBride's and Rullman’ nue @, Brush, Manager McGraw and | ton, Wykagyl ot, If est morsel in the way of qoinat returning abawt $0,000 his horses Fal members of the champion)!" amaoe that has ever = J von at Giand Coeutt ineeia: he 1 Admission, Grand Sta ; acting Ker, Midlanc te inte of New York prevented a pante | Pony vate Pan Ww bon 1 s country, Hack- GOOD GAME AT VAN NEST. Wy cheo once the guests at the Copley Squar reli ASR EARS On e 3 a. puspeney [We —— Fury ane Fasss UA UA ase NICAL to-day by a he All-Colle tly extinguiming es, relnforoed by a mash Mt for \peaeaarveaiy gp eee en eo OLD DR. GRINDLE, Rushmore. Midland, $8; J fire. Met discoveres ‘Of de Ray At it Sede aes 5 Rinne fhe: Moi discovers Hall wena Ly Te By a r W of Jenkens noted profossfonal battery, wii play the © \ Wag ond Wate i 15 SHARAN BT Het And quietly fougit them whtie, HW, Justray, in. Ards'ey wl Kk ) to every follower Imeralds at Aton Sunday ate Nm tth' ny Col, IAN, ti SHAS Br h calted ‘on the hotel tire * mateo, New “ifaw 4: ing events {9 this country, | terngon, ‘the neralds will have the = i ReOENS at nad WIL Aigenagr Dr 1 Rae Vf Balan, 03; W Vim Tturst has been selected to ref- 4 of one of the best college pitch: i g Thi Me 1* if sured a : ‘eaniiy penmanently se wae caused by sparks from A ” in the country. The Mmeralds have Laat . uy) 3 than by any oth i liroad engine. The damage ANAS SL ATL A Sauer h des Haan Nee RU MAN IY, Rant hata y = | Di erent tte MBE BT ie OreRted ube ane with the jgerare Ing ¢ j Yeon greatly, strengthened seo im PYRO EU eG ft 1) ‘Sutter {rom One the ball-torsers for a short tim patches will also be Introduced | * = \ Wwe ' nase . tn ai aye PBN o9 EG ESS | \ eS eee aiow brook Appoincment of two Judges, one ; ey ant OLD-TIMER TO PLAY. Ee nt iil be Hughey Leanara, ot GOOD TIME FOR~HORSEMEN. | A SURE SYSTEM |; ate . W York Athi b, ‘Phe other | . The Natnral Waxative to win atthe rae KB. by addressing || eas «to te main event of | Uf as Water was awarded the UY, JONES, nw St, enter priv "4 iy Grand Prize at tho Bt. Pecan trian Louls Exposition, 1904, for ite Purity and Excele lence, insy to take— Hieht will commence promptly at) The Sheepstead Bay Club smoxer to- Ww, ‘holy 8 gone In cage the contest, | night promises to be a mos: enjoyable be to a finiah, }affeir, High-class. talent bas been en Bridgeport team of the Con- Selling: for ut League, with the veteran iin Indie ts ati at the one mile the aame. ot SA]MENANOWGOMER, | Wnicn he bas ‘occuniea Oviste Bett Ogden watching and his won pliy. LY Pickett y i J Bh, | : * Anke yh, 1 , * . eB Spe: } o Y e) record whieh no othe ve Bird Dae, will b> the attraction All Wy ota ere Nisha! siaide Acton’, : r 4 ‘possible. 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