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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-04-29
CASTE HI a.
80, ,Ths klad yea Haze Alxars Baugi
''s. = N1ZztNx
REDUCED RATES.

Northwest, west. South and Southeast.
via Pennsylvania Lines.
The sale of special fare colonists
tickets to California, and settlers
tickets to the northwest, west, south
and southeast has been resumed via
Pennsylvania lines. Particular in
formation about fares, through time
and other details viii be furnished
upon application to Passenger and
Ticket Agents of the Pennsylvania
Inca
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-04-29
Pennsylvania Lines
TIME TABLE.

a Effect Sunday, Nov. 25, 1900
Trains run BY csatrAl standard tina.
0lno5naa4l hon.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-04-29
The Maj, Who Drinks

> MO- criminal nor a brute. but sick
nnan- He Is Just as sick as any man could be.
Its craving. ok1x.
to stop Is to take the
This treatment drives III
out OF the system the AZ 00v0N
desire for drink. With
out sickness suffering,
It makes him what he uuten
was before he took to IA ~
drinking. Itmakes him
a strong man with a will OF his own. :" Write for
information to Plainfield, Ind, or 105 Commercial
Club Bldg, indianapolis, Ind. Telephone 2421.
Your letter will be treated as strictly confiden-
tial. PIanfeld is IA miles west of Indianapolis
on the Vandalia Railway.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-04-29

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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-27
A NEW INTERPRETER OF
NATURE.

William Davenport Hubert, one
of the newest literary lights, is
sure to win recognition as an iii
terpreter of Natures beauties and
mysteries. One of the first of his
writings, the biography of a maple
tree, will appear in an early issue
of The Ladies' Home Journal.
The young author spent several
years in the forests of Michigan,
and he writes of the trees from
close study, with a comprehension
that is remarkable, and with u
sympathy that invests them with
a human interest.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-27
HUMAN HEARTS. "

If your mind needs relief from
the worries of the day; if your
heart needs an outlet for it's pent-
up feeling; if an entertainment is
desired which will not leave a bad
taste in the mouth as do many
forms of amusement now pre-
sented in our theatres, see one of
the greatest successes of the day,
the beautiful melodrama, Human
Hearts. Did you like the "Old
Homestead?" Did "Shore Acres"
please you? If they did, and
where is there a living man,
woman or child in this broad land
of ours that one of these two grand
plays have not thrilled, then you
will be charmed again with this
great successor, Human Hearts. "
1t is a play with we'll proportional
light and shade, rich in humor,
pathos and dramatic incident,
ably acted by capable company.
it's story it's purpose, and the char
acters concerned in the plot are
revealed with clearness and force.
The attention which has been
given to the detailed of the action,
and the scenic accompaniment
has made Human Hearts" an
artistic success, interest not abat-
ing but rather increasing from
season to season. 1t is play
long remembered, not alone be-
cause of novelty, but also because
of the deep impression it makes
upon all who witness it, whether
young or old. At the Capital
Theatre, April 3Oh.
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TO REMOVE.

We regret to announce that our
genial friend and next door neigh
Dor, Mr.. Geo. H. StehIin, will re-
move from his present stand to
that formerly occupied by Mr..
John T. Buckley, on st. Clair
street, about the 18th of May.
The reason of our regret is that
we will miss his smiling face and
hustling ways. We rejoice, how
ever, that he will have larger
place and better facilities in every
way for his business.
Mr.. Stehlin came to this city
seven years ago an entire stranger
and an employe of another con-
Germ. By his energy and pluck
in a few years he was enabled tC
start out for himself. He is q
whole-souled, jolly good fellow,
thoroughly reliable and trust
worthy and, by these means, has
built up a large and profitable
business.
In the meantime, in order tc
save expense in moving, he if
offering rare bargains as may be
seen by his ad. in another column.
Give him a call.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-27
Low Rates.

Low rates are announced for the
following named occasions, via
Queen & Crescent Route:
Western Gas Association, Louis
vile, May 15-17th.
Medical Society of Kentucky,
Louisville, May 22-24th.
National Association Credit
Men, Cleveland, June 12-13th.
American Association Nursery
men, Niagara Falls, June 12-14th.
National Electric Medical Asso-
citation, Chattanooga, June 49,
Goth.
Kappa Alpha Convention, Rich
mond, Va, June 25-2Sth.
Conference, Epworth League,
Hartman, Tenn, April 18-19th.
Ask ticket agents for partic-
ulars.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-27
A GOOD COUGH MEDICINE
FOR CHILDREN.

Il have no hesitancy in reco n
mending Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy" says r. p. Moran, a
well-known and popular baker, of
Petersburg, Va. I'VE have given
it to our children when troubled
with bad coughs, also whooping
cough, and it has Away given
perfect satisfaction. 1t was recon-
mended to me by a druggist as
the best cough medicine for chill
dren as it contained no opium or
other harmful drug" Sold by
J. w. Gayle and South & Long
moor.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-27
HE KEPT HIS LEG.

Twoh wears 900 J. w. Sulli-
van, of Hartford, Conn. scratched
his leg with a rusty wire. Inham-
nation and blood poison set in.
For twoyears he suffered intensely.
Then the best doctors urged am
putation, but" he writes, II
used one bottle of Electric Bitters
and one and one-half boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica salve and my
leg was sound and we'll as ever. s"
For eruptions, eczema, letter,
salt rheum, sores and all blood
disorders Electric Bitters has no
rival on earth. Try them. For
sale by ]. w. Gayle. Will guar
antee satisfaction or refund money
Only SOC.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-27
NEW WORKOF THE AUTHOR
OF TITUS"

Florence Morse Kingsley, author
of Titus" a Comrade of the
Cross, " Prisoners of the Sea, "
etc., has turned her pen into a
new channel, and is writing a
series of bird stories for the
Ladies Home Journal. She is a
lover and close student of birds,
and writes of her feathered ac-
quaintances most delightfully."-,
weaving incident and information
together with charming literary
skill. Nothing recently written
of birds and bird life is quite SO
fascinating as Mrs. Kingsley's
sketches.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-27
BRYANT'S STATION.
delayed letter.

Miss Clarie Moore, of Bark
Branch, spent several days last
week with her cousin, Mrs. Frances
Moore.
Mr.. w. G. Bryant is having a
blacksmith shop erected near his
grocery. The station will soon be
a place of great Importance, with
telephone office, grocery and
shop.
Last Friday was in every way
a winters day, Notwithstanding
vegetation, to some extent, looks
green and growing, and looked
beautiful indeed beneath coat of
snow.
Mr.. Rufus Bryant contemplates
coming north for the summer, and
says he thinks the climate per-
fectly splendid up as far as Goose
Creek.
Messrs. Allen and Willie Stigers,
of Switzer, made flying trip to
Mt. Zion Sunday. Such clever
fellows have found a friend in
two such clever girls.
So, after leaving Honeysuckle,
1 was told there had been tele-
phone run to that place, and phone
box there, but l think news will
be scarce there, as l had to come
up here to hear about it.
In looking over some papers of
an early date we came across a
Roundabout supplement, dated
May. 1890, which contained let
ter from Uncle Zeke Yocum, which
covered almost two columns. The
letter was very interesting, as they
usually we're, in which he adj
dressed the editor as Nephew
George, often coming in touch
with the political affairs of the
community in general.
Well, perhaps news will be more
plentiful in the future when bus
mess starts up In a general way.
Near the station there will be q
wedding or so, as l have heard
tell of young gent who makes
bi-weekly and some times tri-
weekly visits TO a newly painted
house just down the way, but as
1 have only been in the vicinity
quite short while 1 do not know
how true the foregoing rumor is,
and, of course, not wishing to in
trude on the good will of my neigh
bors will not express my opinion
until better informed.
MOLLY YOOUM.
Those famous little pills, De-
Wits Little Early Risers will re-
move all impurities from your
system, cleanse your bowels, make
them regular. South & Long
moor and w. Mckee, Hardie.
mo r~vxx-c,Or~, mr. rrr@
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HAT TWO CENTS WILL DO.

1t will bring relief to sufferers
from asthma or consumption,
even the worst cases. This is
about what one dose Of Foley s
Honey and Tar costs. Isn't it
worth trial? South d Long
moor. w. Mckee Hardie.
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If troubled by a weak digestion,
loss of appetite, or constipation,
try n few doses of Chamberlain S
Stomach and Liver Tablets.
Every box warranted. For sale
by J. w. Gayle and South &
Longmoor.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-27
TO INVESTIGATE MIRAGE.

Plans are being made for a party
of scientists to leave Victoria, B.
c., in June for the big glacier on
Mount Fair Weather, where the
Silent city of Alaska" is seen
every year about that time. The
expedition will be backed by some
Californians. Tents and photo
graphic and surveying apparatus
will be taken.
The mirage, which stretches for
u distance of five miles across the
great glacer, is said to be a repre-
sentation of the town of Bristol,
England, and in order to investi-
gate this the expedition will note
the time and weather when their
observations are made and all
characteristics of the mirage.
Then as soon as one of their num-
Der can get into communication
with the city of Bristol inquiries
will be made by telegraph with
scientists of that city of the
weather conditions prevailing at
Bristol when the observation was
made.
When the duke of the Abruzzi
climbed Mount ST. Elias four
years ago he made a pen and ink
sketch of the silent city.
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* X X X sksas * X 4: X X X * * x X
The House With Reputation For Houest Dealing:
We Are Ready

In our new room with our new spring goods.
If you want what's upto date come to Nc
ClureS.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
THE AMERICANS
ARE HARD TO BEAT
So Says King Edward VII. in Discussing Yacht
Racing.

LONDON. Dec. l?-Sir Thomas LIP
ton. In the long interview which he had
with King Edward yesterday. at which
She Americas cup races were minui"ly
discussed. unfnd-d his plans FOR the
future. H. Majesty exhibited the N'sn-
est interest In them. and u, times offered
suggestions.
lie expressed the opinion that Il would
he very hard TO get a boat to beat the
Americans. TO which Sir Thomas re-
piled that he was ~ least confident ne
could secure yacht a good deal better
than the Shamrock II. When ~
Thomas had finished explaining his
reasons for this belief IN. NsnS np-
pcared TO be satisfied and heartily
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wished him success.
Sir Thomas Upton also conveyed tn
K!nug Edward !, r,c,rtuia,!rn OF rrcsi.
den, Rrnacvclt's friendly comments on
the iLing and on England. which formed
IN. glSt ~ - conversation between Sir
Thomas aud Mr.. Roosevelt while the
former was IN the United states. The
King was evidently much pleased. In
turn he told 81. Thomas apw greatly
he admired President Rnoscvelt's per
sonnllty. which. unfortunately. he only
knew by hcarHiy
Tn" kim taxes great intcrst IN tn.
preparations Tor building another chnl-
!sngcr Tor tn" cup, wni:h are brl!csca
to tS already on foot.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
III I'M R1s c)zDE
Ladies' Associations
First Show of Kennel
Aristocrats Is Pro.
nounced a Big Sue.
cess.

You who don't know Great Dane
from dachshund. and who have an
idea that undcrsho: means understood.
must drop in this week at the Pc, DOG
Show at Madison Square Garden. and
learn. There is no doubt that II Yen do
you will learn. For you Will hear more
ocst-dressed women than YOU dreamed
talking craftily OF butterfly noses ana
button ears: OF haws and OF hnrcfon,-,
of pig jaws and septurns-nnd the SIGH,
of the conference Is secmiy. One didn't
know tina; Jus, now there are 50 many
women In the world not wrapped up in
the manufacture OF pink angels ana
silver Santa Clauses for Christmas trees.
I went to tho dog show yesterday
without sufficient skill to conirad'c,
amy one who said a proper cocker span.
lei must be dew-lapped. went. and
personally piled bulldogs With rosc';e
OF clustered teeth emerging from dis
contented-look!ngm mouths. went ana
did not know that the more blood
hound looked like an old. old man and
a d!smantied monkey. the less Il Is TO
be condolcd with could pick out n
st. Bernard and a foreground. but Pom
meranians and hciglcs wcr' scaled
books. could tell pug from dove.
and that was dearly all.
Mrs. Kcnorhan's Dog Talk.
Jus, inside the door heard Mrs,
.Jimmie" Kernochan say:
"Qui,e free from l!ppiness. you see.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
SPORTING NEWS
IN FRAGMENTS,

new latch OF automobile record, have
htrn -,tahi,shei near rart' RiEal on a
rnotcnsle, dld kl'ome'rF from ryins star,
Ia % r--oni, end mile In ~ c-5. " vru'-
;Iu,, in a ,oiturtt,r. dia a klom.t.r In 10 l.I,,
and mile In I'm e. NJ Gabriel. with n'E.
rasl iish, automobile. from standing start.
ad a klcme,cr IN %, and mile in I'm. i-Ss
i.I-
raa, the Western Jockey club will reinsu'.
many ,uarc .o-c,lied "put..s" hor'cr.n and
syirH; frnm 81" iono~tnE announcement, Of
sc-rybD MarFarlsu. q, the Memphi, Jockey
Club "Fur tho t.nsh, OF hot.emrn who viii
probanl9 ho rein,,s,ei at the ns,, meeting OF
the F.pMd. e, the Western Jockey Club the
nrs Msmphi, Jockey club has extended Ihr
ime mr the rl,-ns Of II. stakes TO Jan. and
the steward, Of the Western surf body
The municipal han witch Ia. stopped al,
ptrc nEats in M.mph, since last February i-
to ls iiuei The CIT, Council has anur.i
the rH1cnlG .ihleiir CIus tina, tuen,y round
hui, Wit be D.rmiusi again and the game
~ Cnicaso. aud Aurrla Herrera, Of California.
viii F;s4.hE .n-.' % ,hs essnlnS n,sh,.
viii >. given the preference.
a professional football league is ;he last gr'i'
IRON project; Il may be ready 20 take the hsd
nel, nll-at least those lu,rrrrtei in II hops
80 Harry pulliam aud barney DreSfuIs. the
pittshurg baseball ren, interested In thr
plan, and they arc pair Of huv.lsr who are
not iitrly 20 ie' anything drop II convinced I,
80 = ypi thing. II - thought that chain o!
rlues, comprising Chicago, Pit,burr. rhliadel.
| pit, and n0.,on would be all right. With pos.
.lbiy Kew York
! Dinccn's case do"an't look good a. II did
| come ,imc ago. The iostan Ss,ionai't.sasuc Ciut
| owners show papcfn that Dineen signed a t~o.
year contract aui t1ok sdyancc moaey for the
fame. Dineen make the claim that he took
| advance money bG, for one year and he rant.
| the same advance for this coming season-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
ONLY -FOUR GIANTS
LEFT, DAVIS SAYS.
FREEDMAN DIDN'T TRY TO
KEEP HIM HERE.
Great short.tOp Vow In Chicago To
Complete Arrnmg~mrnts
for Playing There.
special to Tn. Er,nlns WORLDLY

CHICAGO. Dcr la-Gcnrsc Davis. ex-
Np,ain OF tho New York hall team. Is
here ready to nniN hts signature to
Charley comiskcy's white Stocking con-
tract for next season
II gave MIR, Freedman every oppor-
tunliy to better the figures com!skey
offered me, says Davis. ''Fic dii not
choose To do SO. and there was nothing
else left FOR me 10 10 but come out here.
and here am. firmly believe tina,
s;oden and Brush must stick with Freed
man against Spald!ng II the former Is 10
hav. any chance"
Howerman. Van iial,ren. Taylor and
Mathcwson are the only men tina, Fred
man has cinch.c by contract. Davis
claims.
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date Of the comforting OF the title. Won
irrfui littlc dogs they are. all fringe and
TX ana bristlirg with good points. and
~ of IN. Pom"ranians has swept
'rythin& before aim, and Is champion
England At this minute. SIN. he
I.Ns the corner OF his blanket and
pn't look NJ.
Amelia bingham dropped In the sho"
yesterday to lay a r.assuring hand on
the head Of Climber. ns she rcchristcn-d
Shnnccock. II. Is curly poodle. u
novice, aud. Miss bingham thinks. a
winner.
Il don't know the date Of his birth:
don: know his breeder. don't know
his pedigree. she admitted yesterday.
lie l. "a tramp dog. But look ut that
peak and the wid.-opcn n"strils and tn.
way h. carries his tail OH he Is very
good. um sure OF that.
or Mrs. Richard Harding DavIs's three
entries sh" places most faith In Tipr.cnn
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
PIENING CHALLENGES.
Would wrr.tic Anybody In the
World, jenkins Preferred.

John Fleming. the Butcher Roy" Is
gu, with n challenge to wrcs,ic any man
In America at either catch-as-catc.:-can
or Gracco- Roman style OF wrestling. and
was very anxious to take SorbCck =
place against the Turk At the Grand
Central Palace tonight.
This ofrer is op.n TO Tom jenkins In
a mixed style OF wrestling match
s,rargle hold to go or barred AS the
latter wishes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
BLINDED BY GOLF BALL.
chicago Preacher Meets Accident
In England

Gibson. famous preacher, formerly
pastor of the Second PRESBYTERIAN
Church. OF Chicago. and who u also
known In Canada. IL suffering from a
serious nccti.nt. Will. paying golf u
ball struck him In the eye and II IN
feared he viii lose mis- sight.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
LULL IN BASEBALL WAR.

The injunction proceedings brought by
Andrew Freedman against a. G. Spald-
Ing to restrain the latter from perform
Ing the duties OF president OF the Ma
tional Baseball League. were postponed
this morning until tomorrow by Judge
Scott. In Part !. OF the Supreme Court.
The postponencnt was granted ut the
for Mr.. Freedman, who wished To at
tend the funeral OF Prescott Hau Batter.
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Medical.
OLD DIR. GRINDLE,

~ I--.- syss.-..s, 80 ..s--->. " t4su- Under
OLD DH. UHISDLs's se.entins trsatmsat blJ3d
add saia diseases. psins In the bJnes. rcd spots.
sore throat and mouth, ucsrs. painful xwelilnsS.
nation. gravel. &c. are speedily cured. In.
pedIEnents removed. Sufferers. do not waste time
visiting leas skiifui phyEclans Remembsr, OLD
mr. ORISDI.E has q record for marvtilsus eur~s
OFFICE OVER 20 YEARS At III West i.th w.,
ss.Tr.. ~ AID IL sss', Avis; sss: nsdl.
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presents and its other unliShtch lamps.
bcc,us" MIR FoNhtl Keen" and Mr., X.
Varrrnf, % the NRnhcrgrift Kennels.
ana few others who krow. said the OK
h!bit Is q star ana triumph. and that
some ~ the most nrlstoCratic dogs in
the world are housed 4" make Il NO.
For democrats country there u NOR"
sheer 'HobbI shnrrI AMONG tn. kennels
than you ever saw. even outside them.
looked one skcin of silk IN IN" face and
saw his ,oy-pondlc nos" go up ut me.
and fled to The friendly shelter ot the
kindly 81. bernard row. and when
found that ~" special on. | had chosen
20 c"mfor; mo was from the Wander
-r!ft Kennels ana among those who won
everything yesterday eoni medals %
loving cups the size OF tubs ! gave up
not being impressed. II IL show of
the tos nobiil;y. and they are all having
th-Ir day.
Amelia HInKhnm'. Tramp.
90 ihcsr mobiles among IN" kennels are
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three lengths over Lady Brockway. re-
malned in front until near the iinish.
Then Marie Bell closed with rush. ana
managed To get NJ In the last stride IN
time 10 sin by u head i.adylikr took
the place money from Lady BrotkNhy
hy three .engihs BUZZ, who was backed
from ~ 20 ! to Is To /, ran away Just a.
she reached the post and went Two
miles. She was Withdrawn from the
race.
THIRD RACE.
Selling: for thrsW-yrar-olih. m'i~ ard az
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Other pike winners.


Mrs. q. $. Thomas hovcnd all day
ahnu, III. kennel Of His Majesty. who Is
III" prii. ana the 10Y OF tn. proud ana
joyful EndclifTe Kennels. Two OF the
stli on the ocean and may not reach
here At all.
Mrs. Jack Brozicr. with her Scottish
terriers from the crairdnrroth Kennels.
the Dog show. and she mas Toronto and
Boston ana t.uffa,H and Philadelphia
ana London TO mention when prizes ar.
In the conversation. for Queen and
.>dora ami Merlin and Hardy I.addic are
all terriers OF blood so blue that they
are winners OF from eighteen to forty
iirst pr Ecs In England and America.
Merlin has never been beaten. Mrs:
BROKER herself knows AS much about
a bulldog ny sh. does OF terrier. and
Their. probably isn't dog IN III" show
she doesn't know nv maine.
Mrs. Howard Gould's entries are all
pugs. and the four are pretty nearly per.
fcct
MISS Elsie De wnlfcs rauvc,t". tn.
French TOY poodle. the smallest pertcc;
dog IN the word, went 70 Boston with
The Way ~ the World and could not
~ entered after all and Miss Elizabeth
Marhury withdrew the dog. which I.
valued at $1,000.
Mrs. Kernochan. President OF the as
socia,Gon. says the kennel exhibit Is a
philanthropy.
Don't you know" she SAID yesterday.
tTtt ll'l W'flff ~ w
number could tell an AircdaIe terrier
from Hostor terrier ar IN English
setter from an Irish one? Well. that Il
ahslrd and the dog show Is a charity
TO such pcople!
I looked guilty across from a Russian
wolfhound which II he hadn't been
drowned In prize ribbons. ! could trust
inSly have believed had escaped from
the nearest 200. What she said simu.
CATHERINE KING.
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.
,sp~iai to The Eyenius

,sps-iai 10 TIL. Evening wo'ldD
RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS.
Dee i9.-'rhe entries FOR tomorrow
races are as follows:
FIRST Rsee--Maiden two-year-olds: ave ani .
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j SECOND RACE.
FALLING: for ttwo-.ear-o!d Gliies; ave furionEs.

'ifszt bad. Won dri,,ns. Time-I.0i 81
Harris Bell won the second race. which
sr;azIa II two Wins for the favorite play
..llen the Tag EEL Ladyiiiie went
- he froni. and. vita . lead o.
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V<AES sUaEbiluNH WIN llfht-t.l
Boomerack was always favor,te over
the held In the first race, but his pr:cc
receded to 2 to ], owing 10 the strong
PLAY on Master Mariner und Blln Blaze.
Z the latter being backed from 10 20 to 3
10 ]. Boomerack WAS returned the win
ner of the race. but 1t was only by a
narrow margin. After Little Jack Hur-
ner had made the running ~ ;wo
lengths until well into the stretch he
was Joined by Boomcrack and D.u:n.
Thea three fought II out TO the iiaIrh
tfngth and Death nose before Little
Jack Former.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
IH1HHLLcN J1H2xIEL.1
IN. GAScs HoU!SE
Social Leaders Among
fashionable Throng
That FondIes Various
Types OF Dogs.

Tam o fShan,.r. a wonderful old English
sh"epdaS. bred by Parry Thomas and
valued ut 80. WDpICui. Jumbo. now
| ever. Mrs. Diris's bri!dcs. IS valued At
.i"o. and Ruby Fore asst is her pet
FOX terrier. and one whose wonderful
long slopinv shoulders are the despair
N terrier lovers. Ruby Forecasts coat
| =. nearly pure white: MS mouth ~ level
~ 4 'lror ana there isn't n spot on his
nose.