New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
xpzEr MACK SUCCESSFUL N AUTUMN CUP

vrN-rr MACK SUCCESSFUL IN AUTUMN CUP
4. TIE Tribune ssid yesterday n its racing
s--c,e Senator Depew visited the Sheepshesd
course fo- the nrst tine on Tuesday He was n
.ss auest health full OF vtgor, energy and enjoy
-,sur of Ite. Never hs more witty instruc-
Eve Impressive and brilliant in his conversation
Fvsr MacauIay. in his most dazzling and fascnat-
srx moods, dc not surpass the Senator's chat at
,he battle-ground OF the colts and the FLIES. He
vEs n Z au1nor and a frame OF mind which made
bus Izcomparably the best of takers at the track
+sst CAV. Ee not willing say anything
s-- publication and therefore, OF course, none Of
~. friends can Put n print word that he uttered.
BIZ 9, Is 70 violation OF confidence 10 write that
hs Is 8 suPerlauvely acute observer, and 10 add
.hst ztte- watching 6heepshead incidents sharply,
he Et5 1oC express any extreme enthusiasm with
-aqa-d % turf government This is significant
hsssuse Senator Depew Is intimate with
vursn K Vanderbilt and Senator Wet
-g-e ot Rhode Island, The two owners OF
~ bulk o. The bonds and the stock which
-surssent the possession OF the sheepshead
u-ooer-y or au the men 70 whom Senator PlarC
s.d II Odeu and Governor Roosevelt listen
ts,tively Senator Depew Is n the foremost rank.
Moreover even the imperial and irnperious Croker
snc TIE scattered and uncertain Hi Cwho just now
as messing where he s at turn the deferential
es- whenever Senator Depew mentions 4 topic OF
pubic interest Now. suppose q bill were put be
fo-s he Legislature fer the eIpungtng OF the pool
~ " Oceu or NJ. Croker Mr.. Hill Try 10
block Il provided II had the Depew influence 10
pusA ic7 There's a possibility for racetrack and
pool-oou rogues 70 dread None OF the phiippics
q Deuosthenes, none of the orauons OF
C.ccro against Carline were more effective
tha1 The 6enuncaation which Senator Depew might
hu-l against the poolrOons and betting rings would
be = Tie eloquent Senator would begin crusade
apsf-s- oooIrocus and race-ack gambling the
Pe1ubl.can party n this STATE would rally around
~ a -he Republicans OF New-Jsrsey ralAeo
around their leaders Il The grest hght against tns
-u-s gamblers Il that State
N.eE-Je-sey Republicans laid low The temples OF
-0azon and the alrars o. Baal et GuttenouTg and
Gloucester n CIicrcn and Elizabeth at Linden
a-s Monmouth Park The priests OF BaaI vexeo
-he Children O Israel = the days o. Elijah and
Elisha The age oe the prophets has gone oy-
Hosea anc Ea5azzuk, Joel and Malachi Micah and
Nahum. Zepnoniah and Obadiah have passed away
Nevertheless The priests OF Basl are still here.
They abound II The betting rings and II the pool
r0o-s. but oddly enough they don't veI the chill
6-s- % Israel now. They are children OF Israel
themselves. and The Gencles who escape from their
clutches hee-er sprnlers than Lne ancient Edou-
.-es and Egyptians. The Red Sea Still Is not dried
up high tide Il rolls almost 10 The edge ot the
gr2-EsJaac AZ Sheepsnead-
Nest o. CIR Cw-@-s and trainers want soft
snaps ana sure things" "cinches' and ''pUd-
digs Few OF them inclined aid the Coney
Island Jockey Club when II seeks 70 restore the
g-0--es OF ne long distance contests OF the last
Isr-2y only !our ra1, although the added money
- S - T--o-,--cI--.- 80 s1i-se1y,
L-1as VINO was Ine c-a1Ltesr and most cunning
breeze on rne IoWIancs Of Batavia? Paul Kruger or
Peer Winaraer2 M WINNER trains certain horses
Ezs--z & La-aoIe for several seasons, and ne now
= ---Z ------ T1 - o-1s--I - t- 60. >
as sleeve For years Peter " seduIously dis
ser--aled The dcIion that Ben Houaday had four
{
ing against Ben Holiday was better than Il should
Winner myth were constantly expecting that The
horse would Dreak down II race Ihe truth was
q -g-s- THIS year some enc has asslcuously soWn
IRON E1---rudinOus anchyIoses and pointed condy-
-CEz-z. and therefore may collapse in any stride Of
strenuous LIE. The tacr Is that Klnley Mack has
SCI 1- legs sounde- and stronger than those OF
-as El-el Tower and mas never been near the verge
o. breaking down. kinney Mack, about whose
71 5rs b5e 5es6 ser 93oat ma ass Won 5-ohf 9bg
brooklyn and Suburban hanclcaps and the Autumn
eEp- TIE distance II the Brooklyn and Suburban
ne "a Z quarter - ne 15 c-S S-e1lSs go -
v--r iran peg-legs wiz those three races at those
distances VITA 1alr weight up L IS time FOR the
JOCKEY CLUB 70 call some persons sternly
so.-v -cr the constant and dzItgerL crcula-ion OF
-z-se reports as 70 tle condition Of Kinley Nacks
e4-aced except 70 affect me oecring2
K--eE Naek vas strong tay9rt1e for the Au-
tse---g and s-=er.1g for the others that craWleG
5eh15 hin. TIE tine was fast-ln facC il broke
- rscoc- Tor this course But The breaking OF
teso--s -as now become the staIest and cheapest
Z. s29E=s- Lsst month when the breaking Of rec
..C@ a- 5-Ez-Cc took place TWO or three times
ser czE ne monkeys in The Central Park cages
9--Lerz- ezCc C--er that topic again and again.
Estore sunset each evening the Oldest Of The apes
many records we're broken Il Brighton today.
fle.Ssca gz-y fourteen today. srandDop
ne genie re-der VIII catch lac merry note. Of
only 81 '-15s raass each day Hence By no
& - 80 -S--c I1ors thar Elk recoros pe prokea
--az1-s 1-s ,-s Gay. TIE gentle reader VIII now
--2sy lack was hidden BY Winners favortte
-----e z1 urcn1n destined by nature Tor
- ~-o-22leE 5l- Dy various ingenious devices
missioner Lzn--sas happy home Tor the erriug
-----1s ---a.e ms TIE lOcEsrep n MS soul
and szaartest .. 1-fr9e1 = living or dead not even
S-57L--s san E-ioreLh poor. weak sec
&C - E-1-ey Mack She was ridden well enough
e-ack The Eel-ucklan. ridden by Spencer, was
80, weak t1-rc. and broke down. Sidney Lucas.
~ ~ 5---l1sn, was z WTetched +ast az me
go t--s cr-e- trainer raced him al New-Orleans
- |-lLsr, and has been racing him with all sorts
g5~-s 5---- a al sorts ot clstances aLl4 N Al
since 5r ry@Hy aHa O. al soTLs q I traGkS EYER S
acfov s =. -r1elLy 70 AnlE1als, o1ght 70 t1He 1
C7-- aea-LsL that trainer. OF course, the Jockey
a s ~. -o- interfere When did the Jockey CIlo
n5S-e ---c- q cruelty 70 Dookuakers seems 10 De
behs ne weather was pleasant with 10 excess OF
p t-reat oE rain, and with cool breezes 6loW-
beer - Dey popular enthusiasm over racing mas
-t----l.L % discover The public has had re-
qua-ish. n he ErooEly1 Suburban and Brighton
,t5-1P = ana u The Flturfry the best horse and
ls cno-ee Of me masses was unsuccessful in every
Sese- u each OF those races the public got
I@lsee-lg dose wouldn't that jer you2 The pub
= AaH Jared every time Moreover, the boss rule
S9ss Hltchcock az sheepshead offends some OF
:. 5oAs PlatL onelcs The best Republican, and
crs-s o 55oss -roker orends the best LeIno- no
sT1,4t44s 4s owners Or the sheepshead properly are
- I-e boss q the Track He isn't an Easy BoEs.
= n uneasy III tempered, peeylsh, irr1tap4e,