The evening world. Newspaper, August 6, 1906, Page 10

S4pATOCA Al Angles and Curves at the Great Sporting Festival — LOST CHARLIE ROSS IN TEIAS, HE SHI | Likens Says He Saw Man Who Was Stolen and Knows His Identity. IS LIFTED AND) at Saratoga To-day, Depicted by Maurice Ketten CANFIELD OPEN Running Quietly, but the Little Ball Is Spinning Just the Same. MOUNT HOLLY seph L. Likens, a he came here from clares he has recently » and talked with Charlie Ross, w was stolen from Germantown, July 1, 1876 Toe who saya Tex, de _ Saaaaaaimeednaaeraineeaniii Je THE WORLD: MONDAY BVENING, AUGUST 6; 1906, ‘ : | | ) 5 i i A FEW RESTRICTION ALGERNON DAINGERFIELO AS T SECRETARY OFTHE Tocney CLUB Women Are Not Permitted to Watch the Play as of Yore. 4 BY IRVIN 8. COBB. Yes : BARATOSA, x T. aw. ‘hk lea ee HUT @hactened, ecclesiastical Canfield’s dee eae ; es opened up for the racing seas ‘There wil be gaming here month, : ut it won't be the wid ~ < : \ i j Fight - In - and --biow - yourself P i ‘which the Spa has learned to know and ¢ é es to love in the past i. ‘ ae a + Tt la predicted tha} leas money wil! | auae 5% s : Uke gs roca LEWISOHN pen. pass over .the tables and more in the Vare you (\ betting ting than in any year } DOING Indians first discovered tha [ONMY waters of these hills had tain potent properties whi adolescent pikers into enurts, kN ER premiore by tHe Td fhieh fuced tho ld up af Brackett nv! clamped 1: on, but Sqeepect aoe Benatorn Guber boom it has beén agreed (hat hall not be kicked entirely off the skit let.’ Canfield’s ts to be run with the front door closed—sonething that was | PRIVATE . A GRounds KENT TUCK ever done before. p TRUITON CANFIELD His gambling room with its famous PE TL io) baci SEALE flowered carpet and his Noma Pg Le + geal With its domed celling and ca lows are not to be thrown together es heretofors, and the women at the @ining tables will be deprived of the freat of seeing their men friends buck- fig faro and the wheel. There is sure to be more or Jens ser!- PCL Mos tr Shee ah y led. Saaarech | TWENTY INJURED IN | HEAD-ON COLLISION, class meeting. A aim, soft at- aro deale baakers wee es grumbling over this. Canfield pened | string tics, black Prin Sa RATOGA LEG > cee te and Passenger Trains Come on oy | ther on the 'Frisco Road ‘By 12 o'clock te last truant wiite chip Jin the 3 CITY PAYROLL JUMPS POLICEMAN ‘ SNORE | . | at St eid Mo. hed sougit the home-nest. ert t ; burs cborgonet 4 when Sele respective|} a xisltor.-be-rkeeper-hant a head-on sion ech a pis ce | $2,775,000 IN 4 ‘ IMSUSPENDED Sai ake See oe Phere was iar one steady patron at the] p 2°” Vtterah 7 brother? BELMONT 7 sa ‘rotenes Hiro bank, the same being ex-Atiozney |f F2°* | freee as wien us | u Bie Hummel, of New York. Humped Teed Ty Balin. Aer iok ni INTERVIEW \ Chie ~ rhe ates oat bet wach mt beaver. Ser wt te ri oo i All Records for Silat. Grabbing Are brokds,, Chie out Force Is | poo to His eordin hie hunch. Me quit winner with pray jervices are eve: hit hot eiough winner 18 out a dent in|} Dexin and Notwithstanding Mayor McClellan ‘+ etreat by Sawing The Visitor—t tay for the five me wherewithal with w in in these goodly exer He takes- out a stack Vented choir starts « fo hee the neares: of Wood. CLOAKMAKERS ON Mt OST ALE: 8s Te | because of his anore, Hin friends are indignant at Chief Hundred ~Go Out for) Conductor Refuses Tickets and]? Hi gher Wages and in Following Melee a Pas- Me Canfield roll May Open This Evening. ‘Most of the other places wili not open Atl! this evening, and wome of thein. tainly srnall cheap one#, will not | Gilowos to open at all It tent cer win yet whether Joe Uliman's Bridge Whiet Club wii resame operstions, He @14 not wet tuto the running at all Sac-] Wrday night, and it war said to-day! Paget, the | What he migh: haw more trouble wit a) the authorities. Brokmuker Jow do @eem to be overly popwiar wi @onecript fathers of the village, anyway ‘This, an regards the gAinbling wide | OES JAMES MeCREERY & 60, that tere isn't a aing o| Bollin exceps his he Chief nad over- “or Cor ord would be um sets. oe Mt, Wow the alt » Saratoga niger Is Stabbed. y @ay. the firm day of races. Ad Dg ures and baw ¥ Mt looks as if by to-night the hotels| G ay rsets for slender ‘would be the B. RK. O Judging » . “pouring tn fo: at racucally © $ 95¢ ho's Why aan fg AH Talking Shop. | aoatel ry Bs Weataordesten betting 3 ’ > et all he ¢ r Mercerized batiste Augus rs, gintinmen riders In the egEings| ine . \ ow ad sty ; tine Corsets, with high - "ain * the avery TROLLEY CAR ROWDY bust and lox lose fitting c sh re stimate was lars US an ong s 1 ait . st Accord matters, GETS SIX MONTHS. hips, Strong supporters k : ad ached , » ers Punish Him for Insulting SHARE EG- « work | value | . a Girl, and Magistrate Imposes | r a Record Sentence me idly, The most wevere #e na cat rowdy tn the Ha that Impow " {| Boe aie Brig Bsn Ph took sides ea \s ‘ and zing nC owed to~day ) well fitting bust suppo ne, trains ae ~ DOWIE CRITICALLY ey ae “f iY f fs ‘me ec "| PRESIDENT HAS ice Bete ae Ros West ce * Desig fo ; trig : o} we : , k : ° : : HURT BY A FALL 5 | [ana the Magistrate ila he ; va average and well develo ent to ae + did not got oats figures, Charlie Gates Maved Many Salacy F Raises. nrough political las wan role by Detective Loy * Former Secretary Youngs and For-| * renne with New models with long closg The tew w 1 N mer Representative Smith having #elted a girl on a Fort George | Eas serine 10 ' ’ Zion eit sr aa | er teat wight od eutvecting ber to) “Sttng hips. . Suppers \ nt Among the Guests. |anameful treatment before many passen-) attached, woul OYSTER BAY President | 6% | The passengers ret upon Scollas and | 4. {pounded pim autll he was unable to 3 ‘Tho | walk. Then Lowarcane dragged him to e 3, x liam J. | the station, The Magistraie anid tt waa| sinith, |the Worat outrage he had heard of lin’ copnection with the Fort George | ‘| “| ‘Twenty-third Street, get dix : in Shiloh H Aug. John alexand i ta- Yincent and 4 " are twins. They had fought with pas-) . 1 . t e oon new * 1 nenxers and bedten com!aotors. ‘ Holland is t 4 one : me, US ft t 1 rone f Pennvyl- | 5 " Rug Department T OPEN SHOP SUNDAYS » on’ Fourth Floor, ra On August AND IS SINKING, | GARL S SIN : “ the r7th & 18th, ; , + | Condition of oy shige at Me Ror Tofants and Children In | Wine Oriental Rugs. Various weaves. Average C0 4 Use size 44x7% ft. : tion, | 21.00 eac : For 2 value 40,00, y , te ont \ Over Thirty Years es Ming 13 ‘in tall | wong tn ra tale foe The Kind You Have Always Bought | Twenty-third Street, oe , hips bh wet for @ dollar ] a THH OEM TAH HOM PANY, TT MURAAT STREET, MEW FOMM conspicuous Agure a Capt He pot one one, alow not to Tepeat tha offenas, { /