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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-01-31
Confirmation Services at Emmanuel
Church.

Bishop Whitehead expects to visit
this Parish for the purpose of admins
tering confirmation, on Wednesday
evening, Feb. 9th. The service will be-
gin at 7:30 p. m. After the service a
reception will be given to the Bishop
at the Rectory, to which all are in
vited.
There will be a celebration of the
Holy Communion on Thursday morn
ing, Feb. 7th, at 7:30 o'clock.
The offerings will be for the Bishops
Charity Fund
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-01-31
The Only American Girl to narry 9
King.
Emporium, Pa.

But one American girl has ever mar
ried King, and she, New England
woman, now widow, is living in a
royal palace in the country of her adop-
tion, almost lost sight of by her Ameri-
can sisters and friends. The romance
of this fascinating, gifted American
girl, who was the hand and heart of
King-one of the prettiest of love stor-
ies-will be one of the features of the
March Ladies' Home Journal.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-01-31
Low Rates West.

Commencing February 12, and every
Tuesday thereafter until April 80, 1901,
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail-
way Co. will sell tickets to points in
North Dakota, Minnesota, Idaho, Col
orado, Utah, Oregon, Washington and
British Columbia, at greatly reduced
rates. For the benefit of settlers For
full information call on or address w.
s. Howell, G. E. P. A, 3S1 Broadway,
New York, or John r. Pott, D. P. A.,
$40 Park Building, Pittsburg, Pa. 49.12t
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-01-31
Career and Character of Abraham Lincoln.

An address by Joseph Choate, Am
bassador of Great Britain, on the career
and character of Abraham Lincoln
his early life-his early struggles with
the world-his character as developed
ministration, which placed his name so
high on the worlds roll of honor and
fame. has been published by the Chica-
go, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway and
may be had by sending six (6) cents in
postage to F. A. Miller, General Passen-
ger Agent, Chicago, Ill. 49-3t
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-01-31

SHAW'S PURE MALT-for general
use. social, medical or family, there is
nothing more desirable distilled than
SHAW'S PURE MALT. 1t is toned
to suit the palate, and is soft, delicious
and nutritious.
Sold by F. X. Blumle, Emporium,
Pa. n2-yl
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-01-31
Stops the Cough
AnG WOrks off the Gold.

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay.
Price 25 cents. 26yl
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-01-31
Rosy Cheeks?

Do you want them? Do you simply
want to glow with health? Doyou want
to eat we'll, sleep we'll and work well ?
Try Litchy's Celery Compound Sold by
L. Taggart. Jan
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-01-31
FOCAL NOTICES.

Zinc and Grinding Make
Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear twice
as loug as lead and oil mixed by hand.
IF
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-01-31

No use parlying over where to buya
suit of clothes when N. Seger has just
the thing to suit anybody, and prices
to match.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-01-31
To Cure o. Cold In One Duu

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. E. W. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c. 26ly
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-01-31

Footwear of all kinds, trunks, valises
and umbrellas, in endless numbers, at
N. Seger's.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-01-31

CANvAssERs.- We furnish outfit free
and start any man who wants to work
Write to-day for terms.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-01-31
increasing

The West Point prune record is still
increasing.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-01-31
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partner-
In ship heretofore existing between the un-
dersigned under the firm name of Wiley & Gross
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent,
the business to be continued by Geo. II. Gross
M. l.. WILEY,
GEO. II. GROSS
Emporium, Pa, Jan. 10, 1901. asst
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-01-31

Rochester, N. Y. 1873
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-01-31

n. c. DODSON.
The evening world., 1901-04-16

"a Gran Game, butif We
Hae Nae MuCkIe SiiIer
Dinna Fash Yerser."

"Sha:i play gol, ;A!s year WHY
,c.. 1851 An soiHS % i"r"i. less am
20 So!f ana more Tim. 20 yelling 'hts
year ;hIa ir--f. amt III tel NP4 ~ii,.
aid "Is. g. a i;E,Lp .: youI., business
:nG! on a Ssa,sn iSi,s.d boat.
Nv nra ! .inNrsi IL a h.cy ~" ki.,..'
tl:k me heaNIrs. pi-, OF my iuy,g., M q
I.s seen made. WH.u | .Hvrs.'a - a
..!r result Of fiI.ns accepted 81 IiEs,t-
Ton 10 Try my :iani ~ .ae gam" p''t'
;.!c iints Of thr, loctl club. | sOnn ;DIa'.
t!LA: my cxI~ntes had hu; JUS; h6~Snn
COR S.utS AR -! no ny. "'I.huL.t Ink.
on wn.ea y use 'av;r. IA. ta!. i'..E:i.s
Hr IAN. my Joining "a cub
Then my ai!e oiuSa: The !cs.r. and
c.ao ;nlants.. TaA: meant another
mc'nbc.3iiip and anothcr Sc. Of Gibbs. 1,
ray notjinE'ot S,,lnns costume which
c>s; jCsf aoout ih:er times A. much AZ
any lazy cycling costume. Then Their,
a-Ie !ucke- expenses and various iit;It
W tay ho!..ns .: ~" -. .is.vS," sI,.i."
or t~n OF refreshments Oh the club
house basrony after the game. Colt
balls. to-. are -Npc. cI'-. 49, ,I.y haS,
an Annoying va, o: disappearing. never
TO rV'utn. While SET 81 cnios. even
Nth II. bes; o! care. will not last for
cEL. ii'n.!h :nS "iie. decided to put
u, a.vaiuA3lc prize and extend an invi.
;i;!op "a ten or a L3zcn of ne: fellow
members TO compel. ior II. The lunch
con t.ter wand vas serrc,! In :hc cab
MOUSE. sa!-..cll. altogether. while golf
g = grand game. think II pay a liz,
ihorc a.tenli,a ia NY cd ss.oiy this
advise the madam to do the same
.lin-.'
The evening world., 1901-04-16
ROBBED IN A
CROWDED BANK
Bold. Thieves Got 5000
from a Waiting
Deposition.

Two bold thieves robbed Simon Osscr-
man. a. :ea!.e.,ate dealer. at No. lei
Fart EInssy-siath street. OF ScO in
money and checks made out FOR several
hundred dollars MS he was about 10
make a !spos:, In the German Elk
change Bank. a; Bond street and the
Bowery. at ) o'clock this afternoon
The bank was crowded and 100 de.
positors we're In line.
4. Osser1pnn stopped at window near
the cashiers cage and was arranging
his money and checks. on either sid.
OF him were two men VINO eyed him
closely. The man at the right tapped
him suddenly on the shoulder. Osser.
man turned.
The man on the lcf, grabbed thu,
money and checks and stuffed them into
the poke, o! his companion.
OUsrin.ln sh6u,ed
Thieves! ! am robbed
In aHlnStHnt the bank vas In an up
roar. Both thieves started 10 run out,
Half dozen persons caugh; the man
with the money. The other dartcd down
the liowery with nifty persons In pur-
suit. He ,*caped up an alley.
The captured man was taken before
Ma g1strate' Cornell who remanded him
to Police Headquarters He said he
S yas nnS%as a sna G III ' srss
Mr. oss-rmV' recovered his nancy
and checks.
Murray refused to tell who hi. COM
panlon -w.
The evening world., 1901-04-16
CUT THROAT IN
AST0R STABLE.
Society Leaders Pet
Groom Attempts
Suicide.


F''ccrick "a'o''' 'h'Ft' -o''e se''s
old. cut n. ,hroa, in The stable o. John
Jacob ,s.o, No 4 F.a., S,ytv-af,h
street al noon '"''S
He was removed 20 the Presbyterian
Hospital.
Walton Was the fa,r-itc groom OF
john Jacob Asir-. tnd had been N his
employ for mauy years.
Recently &c had p""u dr!nhinG col
Astor IA" frequently T.pTored Tim and
had refused 10 let him atten'i him on
MS drive"
Walton hroodsd OYER III" reprtmana
and 'o-dAy "hi," In iho sable ne cut
MS ta-o'i ".ih f" razor
hurry call Tor an ambulance was
sent Ia tn" hospital. Waen Il stopped
al inc AS'"r ''si'''s'S' It Sfs"' e'o"'
Iith'r,n'
The amhEIauCr surgeon said tina; the
iuzulnr y,!n Das r.uch.d by m. blad.
-,
anu 'hht "''1' p" 's'"'h h"' rtco''i'
N!hft. FrJuE.s and Tiun.is Steele.
gt,nI.n.a in .s. \s.or ..u,!oy w,rr
,,,
No ~ ~" "''u'''"
Why walton mad not P'nc Town 10 h-ir
The evening world., 1901-04-16
FIGHTER HELD
IN BROOKLYN.
Spectator at Bout For
got Where It Took
Place.

William Donnciiy and John Hcnnins
~rrr a-ra!::acI In the Adams Stree; Po-
lice Court. brooklyn to-day before
MnS.s;rs.e VOORHEES, on the cAarg. OF!
cnSiR.ns q, and conduc,.a- !. 2tIz"-asa;
.lsi Sunday In the Tam o Shan,cr Ho-
tel!
Dcaae!ly vas Charged with hSh,!ng
".sh 'k.i iis":.inG. i brother o: John
G,orSc A. Williamson. Oh the stand
Lta.it;cj sec.as IN. hIa;. hui was no,
sure wacre !, was ho! u" WAS 50 hazT
in xnve.sl other statements taat iIe
n.;d he case against Don
nt.ly ",rr IA tnc lawyers should pre-
joan ii,An..IG had previously admitted
- tr> poles tht h" hat brought aus
Ssotnsr hyr"5tp !i:ht. III. detectives
.u.I'!TSI - tl.s tl!s morning AMI Hen
nf'.s was ncld III seao hn.l to Special .S"s-
si0ns,
The evening world., 1901-04-16
YORK SHAKES
POLICE FORCE.
Transfers in Brooklyn
Indicate a Coming
UpheavaI.

DEPUTY Commissioner YORK announced
the transfers Of four s"rScnnts and
ci-h. Policemen Of the Brooklyn fore"
tails afternoon.
interest In the transfers lies In ne
fact that II Is said To pcrtcnd gen. raj
snake up o. the force under YORK
control!
The FOUR s"rc"anis transferred are.
Patrick Wi!ls. from IN" !fiy-siatn 20
Sixty seventh precinct. Patrick j. Tracy.
..o!.. lo::, -s.iraih 10 atsy-fSv.n;h u
r. S.Aori. rom aiNty-seyruih 20 my
sixth. and james J McCorhy from MY
seventh 20 forty-srE"nth.
The evening world., 1901-04-16

hay- no, been favored with the best O.!
weather conditions since their TRAINING
;r'p and CONSEQUENTLY are not IN as
an. shape for the beginning OF the
All NJ The New Yorks. with the c>-
ccpiion of Jack Warner. who Is euncr-
~ from u. SPLIT :ih4c-. are -. -b"''
shape
nnclow. who hur, his knee las, week.
/. AL r.gh, again Hot baths have put
ne lnjuret ny mber In good shape.
Davis SIS. men were scheduled 20 pay
IN. toronto team to-day. but they hav"
- mach charc. az r't'iIE Thl' rr'.' L.
as Rappanccker had G: winning vester.
days carter HGrdican
The evening world., 1901-04-16

tunes for the players i''. ,l".. ta"rc
.,tt no boat. IA the cfIb house that can
rI us,i ~ tho 'nuta-i'
In. HrnrklNU t"Ir Is now com
pete. - Jimmy IUsh'. ih..r crack
,itrh.-. titd jimmy .a.t n,rd. th,ir
rtst nuiilyld"f. haN" born r";N'rt"d TO
~. -id"nt ii:hi'c,s ~ WH-inust.n rtrk
Bo.h Mayors claim IL arg IN the hvr,
,hystrhl shnp" fnr ~. umink season
and urnhh II. pllytr. 'ao game ":
their !ty,~s
with these Two cracas IN I'M. shape.
IN Tho rest Of fho'rhHmrinr~ also rU..
},iinn.d snr -. Nril I'nptig,I "h!;h
Ioncrnu'E 'hrm. IL * ..ma.t certain ~"
q, Mn frrsu over the -., VIII max"
The evening world., 1901-04-16

a~ sfrat i, san i; the; opening ot this
s".IspE - iu.y:d!d .us WEAR or ~. year
ba nr-
Ia" clinpjp'ns iwirlcrs are already IN
SPLENDID 9!trhirg lniitiuH Any ~ them
AN ." rnl!ed on u pitch tn. opening
saiIn Tier ii,'e doutt that tlA
rFru-r!,rs Hiii com. close 10 winning
H. H. rii ~ ta, d. arp"n n i. ~ H.. 7
i.,J"i. tnirk Fraser nui ,n"rna.trd
Tn" S"p works.. on N" r'hcr .hand.
shtl. not IN siSoui playing condition
less in good enough t,h,pr !" Civ. ~"
p"an,ai"rs a SIN ,tuss,- when they
tacIiy, tEsIn ,h- week Tn. Iuh!tcs
The evening world., 1901-04-16

The New Works viii conrne 'heIr prc.
ilminnry training stunt +" work indoors
to-day. Th" Polo Grounds ar. no, in
any kinh OF ~h"p" for '<nctlp" l. H.
gins to Hok az though Ill IN" training
the lacal team viii 4cr Will u" IN ,c;ual
combat after IN" season gets unIrr Nay
Thursday
Every on" "',h" p.ry"rs ~ .hotn ,"ra!
teams WAS on hani yesterday - con.
tinue their cours" al hGFd training COR
The evening world., 1901-04-16
Winners At
AQUEDUCT.
Another Sig Crowd Of
Bettors Brave the
Cold Rain.

RACE TRACK. ,AorEDrcT. April ls.
There was another biz crowd nj AGuc-
duct this afternoon Fiishc! with the
SUCCESS Of yesterday, they came hack 10
beat the bookies good and hntNi T. they
could. ard the hook!cs were not bit
Averse to taking a chance OF being heat
en-. A betting crowd never figures IN
the laws OF average. and baIiov"E that
Q YER. lucky day Is Invariably followed
By one OF III luck. Tal- - Just % waE
that Dame Forsure has .: evening
things UP. II every iay was .,E6 ycs'or-
day to the public there wo'hd hr no lay
ers bsforc the -rason was half over
The crowd, however. Is oI,,irn. tic. aai
thinks every cloud has 3 liver ln!ns
Bad weather does not dampon Tho IN
ehuy!nsm OF racing people II y did 'h"ir
spirits would have been d"cih"dly mG:5,
Shis afternoon. NortA.nst Winds ana .
driving rain are not conducive To com
fort, especially on race track IN.
going was not as bad as Il looked. :uE
the bottom Is good and the soil sandy
The card was Interesting and the ncId1
were not an unwie!dy AS those OF yes
terday. The dead line ranks were thin
ned OFT a bit to-day. hut there were
eiEaty odd layers doinE business
FIRST RACE
6a:l!nx: fos thfse-yrar-o;.A and -. nr- and
Q half f1riou~,.
The evening world., 1901-04-16
POOL FOR BIG. STAKES.
Pepper and u.u,". Harlem E

Pepper and uauin. Harlem Ex-
nrrts, I" Play Friday.
\. Pepper and william Baum. both
% Harlem: will plays match game OF
pool on Friday for side bet Of 500. at
In. Imperial Pool AMI billiard Pariors.
1880 Third avenue. Both are confden,
OF winning. and as each has large
following o! friends a lot o! money -
lively to change hands. 10th go In
lin. fc,,lc and,n well-?!ayed match may
IL. looked for,
The evening world., 1901-04-16
~rN nth Inning.

Dixon tausri pa, 'acips followed
suit rl'ug u nounrct WITH M,cnuu's
ouryce Maarkty VINO b.. ei TOY
Bog,un. also strurk uUl WykiHE ihf,"
rtfniFhi '5r Mrtlnu >in runs
Nl.JEsry - ~ pEr ,nT Rochester
pbhlcu walled on four vile ones pah-
ought, St,r.U.l nut. smith a.
. lagar Mo'A'u stns~i ~ 81 ptvis
dropped SpG" arr M ri.at s,uIlUE
Mccain - thru. N"rlrT SmNNuru Is
~ blEsr ~ a;r -;Fiug VI lHN
homo and putGpE Davis On iH!rI
Sn~iStrl ou MHRykay - OEINgNa,
The evening world., 1901-04-16
"WutLD Mttiti nI:h. You
IN> CAMILLE 'rIIi: WOiiD. AN
! DiD. UlT "iWsT rom HER
ALI AEutv MYSELF.


81 toll her thu, prnoabl3 her s,m,iy
woua!r'' like 90 have her r>rry me- hut
sar slii tsat mat made 10 difference.
hpd ~ wrui 10 the EpsopM rGuren
~ hc "T1"r u rhir,y-niniA trrct ard
Srvpnt', Nvona" and ~er' parr.,,i
An IS family wanted u! 20 iiy, WITH
thSu{ 81 We wcni and stayed Their.
UG;il September iiy ;hs time my
money auais were s,ra!gnicEcd on, and
We 80, . ia or one Hur,'rri and FAX
t""Eth Nrssl Later We moved 70 No.
40 West Thirty -si&th street. wa.ss We
lived unt,l the next June.
The evening world., 1901-04-16
sixth Inning.

Mccain w"uf IN to pitch for brook.
lyn S,c"lmaD catching barclay ppppc
ous TO pahim,n smith singled /" cen
.rr an! .,iuiy -"cufti D'EaEin ii.H 10
Sh,Tkard Grrmins.r pui - rs back a.;
- nHd tng; 10 k"d snf nui IHrek,rd
su ttt"s hafi run ~ runs
MsCsecry "ut foul ny 81 GrrmingrE.
Kelley rappc5 a siuEic over second.
ltN -.ns j sTpuuirr O. p'I.lgan. w~p
shoe II 10 >Ii IL At -,auul Smith Shi,
is unrk ~ time so complete a double
.I.Ut ~. .urs
The evening world., 1901-04-16
LAKESIDE FINISHES.

RACE TRACK. LAKESIDE. April Is.
The races run here to-day resulted as
:ol.ows:.
First Racs-Half mile.-Won by
South: E!hhoq,. to J and out: Arnotf.
. TO for place. was second and Par
nasfus third! Time-O.5O 2.6.
SECOND thst Of mile
Won by Aaron. 8 to !, apd : to ::
ChnEnccE , to 2 for place, was second
Bengal; third, T1ms(.u-
The evening world., 1901-04-16
"GREEN-GOODS KING TELLS HOW
HE WOOED AND, WON HIS RUNAWAY WIFE.
Remarkable Career Of
James :McNaIIy, Who
Boasts He "Never
SwindIed an Honest
Man"

liz housh; on, Edward Parmal'c
J.nes'I green foods plant In Jersey
CRY ana ..,.nn k.-am" Known as king
of IN, ,;r..n-Goois Men. NJ ono ,imc
ne made ts nuch As $1,000 a month
He rstah,!shed an opium jo!a, Al Sew
cuih avenue anil For,y-r.conh street.
N5l,h was the mos, luxurious ~ Is
KIND In the country He mad" much
money on, Of ,hs. MrNaily was an In.
yr,er.,. opium smoker, and also sold
arg quantities Of. the irns n, great
pront.
IL. next. bought an interest In the
green's 9o-ls printing establishment o!
Eugene Marvin. "a, No y? Eighth ave-
nue.. which was afterward ra!.ied. Mar
sin served a year In prison. but NC
Saily was not arrested.
Finally matters became too warm. and
McNnly and his pals" moved 10
bridgeport. Conn. where ne lived IN
m, Er,!ncent style. buying a town house
aud a big stock farm in Fairfield.
McSally had force Of over forty
clerks 10 attend to his mail alone.
Hts fortunes began to ~anc In the
East. and with several friends he went
to Chicago and tried his OH game
there. but the Fede.n! authorities
caiight thca,. and In Us5 he was sent to
Irlic, Prison for three years.
The evening world., 1901-04-16
RESULTS AT MEMPHIS.

RACE TRACK. MEMPHIS. April Is
Following are the results 81 races Sce.d.
ulsd 10 no RIM A~-c to-day;
n First Race-6ev.n and a half .urlongs.
Won By Harry Puiliam. to and ,
lciM and Bii,hciui third. T!mc-i.s
!. Second nace-F!ve-sixhthX Of a mile.-
il Won by Sam r; Cochran. to Z and I
- = AssessmoEt. ! to 8 for place was
sn1S 1fauMS Refs third Tlmo-l.Qa.
The evening world., 1901-04-16
Eg cendIllsB Ceuld.s
dave Bcen No Worse

). g. s.. bu. mua'
confess | hs! little
'a,.h LET, IN any
n --l,c:nr. After TAX
* tie third bottle !
ao,.c'd a change IN
ny condition This
.as truly enceurar-
ns and ! determine!
10 give s. 5. s. \
borough trial. From
hat time on The In
,rov"n-nt was rapid.
8 s. 8. seemed 20
hAyo the disease
completely u n d e r
tnatTel. tho sores
ard u!cr-s h~,.-i
ana | "a. soon fire.
from all siros ct tho
The evening world., 1901-04-16
ui~ Notable Career.

Jimmy McSnliy's proud boast WIS
and this boast WAS probably well found
ed. FOR throughout MS career h" made
his victims those as tishonrs, as HIN.
self
McNa!!ys father vas Method, =,
clergyman % IN. North nt Ireland Who
gave rs TWO sons an excellent ctuSa-
ton MrSally. coming TO New York n
an early age he Is ta.y fpEty nov
worked ;Or a Snort time ls a water N
Dowcry restaurant. hu, later obtained
a position as Jerk in a d-y-Eoods store
AZ s week.
Il was vale thus employed h. DRIFT
ed into the Old !Iaynirrkc; dance hal.
Ut Thrt.cth street and sixth avenue.
There he hctam. acquainted with a
woman kruNn M ilirdi. Warren, and
.h"y .npr y, anc greatly attached.
~. sh""iing Gallery.
The. wvit - Sc s-cn n!Sh,ly a, the
H,yinarH"i. After a time n" CAV" w
MS c!crksh!n ant thj warren woman
opened nm establishment, on sixth ave.
nur, McSnlly opened an o.tcns!ble
shooting gallery In IN. basement.
This gallery became In. resort o! VA
rous classes OF confidence men and
opium. smokcrs. and Inspector Williams
finally c.otr! It.. McNally changed It to
u restaurant
The evening world., 1901-04-16

Cherry wild rushcl to the 'front.' and
made the pace. with Borough - h .
head and C;rldfpN ard Knight ~ =
Garter q couple o, lengths back Bor.
ough was the iirst tr crack ,,rl ih"I
KIN ht OF the Garter AMI GHluipN h"etl
to close. Chcrryw!!h Led INTO m" str",Cl
and blew W. Matt simpson 'Hl.. rushed
through the bunch amt TOOK Il .i,ir ol
Knight OF the Carer tu.t ht-Nw ual.
who we're close together Nl,hct Nhp
had been far out % the rae" then cane
out OF the bunch with an electrical rust
and. mailing Mat, simpson u N" ltst
few strides, won nv 4 head knish' N
the Garter was thirI irnsth and d
half away.
Fifth Racc--SiN '.r!"nss Won as
0hors2ram: Lucky Star wa- second and
Allaire third
The evening world., 1901-04-16

Re d Damscl go, the best OF a poor
start. and. rushing away with a Ioi "t
speed. opened gap 81 several Lengths
on Ashbrook, who was IN" es,in" h.s.
lance In from, OF Equallze. Their" was
no change into 'h~ stretch. A.hhrcuk
tired and E0ualiZc took occonl place
She cosi.d never catch Red b,rscl, who
won easily by inr"" lengths Epuhl!Lt
was four lcnIths IN front ~ james f!iz
FOURTH RACE
Selling for threc.y-.t.c.hN ,ri up-.ri mite
and aeNenty yaris.
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Sporting.
Medical.
OLD DR.. GRINDLE.

GRADUATE UNIVERSITY or riiE cry or
SEw YORK SiEDICAI. DEPARTMENT.. Is
ycs-. a specialist In Disease, d men. Under
OLD DIX. GHISDLES .etentinc system u TRAIT
mcnt blood AMI skin diseases, pain In the bones.
re-! spots. sore throat and mouth alceis. pAiatN
sAei!ins,. kidney and Bladder complaints, scsii-
Ing, varicoo-e, Inflammation, gravel. s-ah. tn-
developed organs, weak haHk. permanently curvi
psdin1-at,. ,aouid so to On. GalSDLES old.
established once. over 20 years at III West l2;h
ST.. bet. 9Th AMI tn Ayes SuasrsfA DO not
waste time consulting lsAs skilled physicianA
Remember Old Dir GRiSDLE has \ rvcord tor
marvellous cures. Advice free Medicine. 81.
Hours . to .. Sundays, 0 to =
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BROOKLYN JUST
BEAT ROCHESTER.
Continued from First r.sco

third Sh'ckard Was not equal 20 the
occasion and ui"d on an Easy roller 10
S.Hlth NJ runs
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Y2ry rushed to the from, and cut olr
the running. followed by janice md
protcgc, There wns no change In this
order to the stretch. T'hrnr Sadie :.
began to move UP. Being q slow begin
her. she had dropped out nf Il until her
hackers began 10 worry Sh. passed
ProteSc and Janice and We, ssil for Sprv
nj tho furlong polo She nAflsd Spry In
the last sixteenth and. hard driven. won
by neck. Spry was four lengths In
front of Janice.
THIRD RAGE.
Selling. TOT twoJear.oias. tor ana han iU
Tonga
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Then found tina, my money had
given out Ale. hal drawn Il from
the Bank AMI lost II on races.
"SiIE URGED VIE TO 60 HACk ~
THE GREEN-GODDs BUSINESS. NIT
HAD had ENOUGH or THAT
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AoUEDUCT ENTRIES.

Especial TO The Er'ainE World
RACE TRACK. A0rEDuCT April IL,
The entries snr ;o-morrow's race. mr."
as follows:
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Judge Wardeli jumped In from, and
cut out the running to the turn. with
6adducee and Fake next In order. When
they swung INTO the stretcn GarSdgan
moved Sadducee to the from, Shdducee
was much the best. ard GarriEnn simply
eak still and romped home an easy VIM
,ner by q length and a half J,rig. War
dell Tired in the run home. and Shark
Eut up IL time to get the place by half
len1th.
SST1ND RACE
Z For Sly thrss.ysas.oL.s. Nv. and half fu--
Isae.
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,s.-caai to The Owning worhD
BOSTOE, Mass. April l6-Charles II.
lines. counsel for James W. McSaliy.
the 'yrecn.soods king" hunted AZ dry
yes;.riay for the man found WITH Mc.
SaI!y's wifc, hut could not md him.
n. wanted to serve him With papors
IN the. EO.oO' suit w"hich he has brought
against him.
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When the
hair Fails

Co!orec Sc.otehc3.
Arff swollen glands, aching muscle,
HBbb and ZONES. III. disease Is making
rapiI head~ay. and far worse
symptoms vii! follow unless the blood is
promptly and enectWlly elean,ei OF tbs
violent destructive poison.
5. 5. S. IS tn. only safe and r:1!ib!e
cure for this disease. the only artidote
10, this specific poison. Z cures the
worst cases thoroughly and permanently.
Ey csndIllsH csuld.4s j.; ssa:-se,si
dave Been No WoPsc::55;sssa t ss; , t:e;
treatment I'D no no good. vas getting
werse all tho time. my hair came out.
ulcers Appeared In my tar~. and mouth.
my bod, Amos, covered with cope:
r'!or-a sa!o'ches sad offensive ror., I
suffered severely from rheumatic p4.us Ia
my shoulders and arms. Sly condition
ssuld hasr been no worse. only those a.
aic:,d IA Was can understand my suffer-
irgs. | had about Is, all hops O.. ever
eeIns well again WIEN decided to W
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Ninth inning.

SnitA base on bnI, Kelley bunsl.,i
Oiilsnln Oh, on dpuhi" play Day %
" ,':r"ry, smith splng TO third Dixon
struck ont NJ rruA
SCORE iN iSSrSGs
N'sac'I.s .Fra ,.r..s o D Il 100 u O.
AIooklyu... -. -, . ! Q 90 Q ! o., - Z
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LAFAYETTE CAPSUI Is
ours all unnatural dischAIEss Soc: At all dsfosy
sistA * J. J. AAasss. Ia 9ssaAyN. assekiyas