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LOCAL NEWS. !

;
Mrs. Bargman is having the
Apache House reshingled.
The taxable property Of Gra-
ham county is 50, ,943, 1856. so.
Mrs. Fine of Gallup, came down
Monday to attend the funeral of
her brother Harry.
Homer Bushman, of st. Joseph.
was among the number who
went to the snake dance this
year.
Our trip on the blackboard
might properly be called ely
ing trip as we were in the air
most of the time.
The Santa Fe has adopted a
new design for use in their ad-
vertising, a cut Of which appears
at the head of the time table this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Wetzler
and DIR. Perry, of Williams, start
ed for the snake dance Tuesday
morning. Mr.. Boyer furnished
the outfit.
Mrs. Harry Zuck went to Tenn
pc Thursday morning to settle
the affairs of her late husband,
and will make her future home in
Illinois with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Woods and
son Chauncey left for California
Tuesday morning, where they
expect to spend several weeks in
the resorts along the coast.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy has a
world wide reputation. 1t never
fails and is pleasant and safe to
take. For sale by F. J. Wat
trOn.
A travelling sign painter has
been in town the past few days
making new signs and touching
up old ones, which makes great
Improvement to some of Ou1
business houses.
The district attorney has mott
fed the saloon keepers Of Albu
querque that they must observe
the Sunday closing law. This
will be quite a change for the
sports of that city.
The Mail says that there is {
railway employein Winslow who
knows the Lords Prayer, and {
whole lot more about the Bible
Wonder if he learned it from hear
ing "'Uncle Jim" exhortin'.
H. J. Franklin, formerly claim
adjuster on the Colorado diviS
ion of the SAINT Fe, has beer
appointed claim agent on al
lines west Of Albuquerque tc
succeed A. P. Maginnis, resigned
Headquarters, Los Angeles
California.
You assume no risk when yot
buy Chamberlain Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. F. Wat
tron will refund your money i
you are not satisfied after using
it. 1t is everywhere admitted tc
be the most successful remedy il
use for bowel complaints and th'
only one that never fails. 1t i:
pheasant, safe and reliable. 6-4n
The Winslow base ball boy;
must be crack-a-j acks. In th'
game between the Flagstaff anC
Winslow boys last Sunday tn
latter won by a score of 21 to 8
Flagstaff will have to put con
siderable more ginger than tha
in her base ball club ifit even get
to peep through a knot hole a
the great Albuquerque tourna
ment.
The Santa Fe & Grand CanvOl
Railway company, under the nev
regime, have made arrangement
for the completion of their line
Al miles of which is already built
Contracts for the building of tn
remaining % miles have been le
and bonds filed by the contract
ors for its completion by the Is
;. of October. This puts the tern
Holbrook argus., 1901-08-24
- S. INDIAN SCHOOL SER
". vice, Keams Canon, Ari-

). INDIAN SCHOOL SIX
u, vice, Keams Canon, Ari-
iona, -, 1901. Sealed pro-
posals, Indorsed: Proposals for
Hay" and addressed to the un-
dersigned at Keams Canon, Ari-
zona, will be received at this
school until 2 o'clock pm. of
September 10, 1901, for furnish
ing and delivering at the Moqui
and Blue Canon Schools, as re-
quired during the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1902, about 40 tons
of hay. Specifications and in
structions to bidders can be OBJ
tanned by making application to
the undersigned. For any adj
ditional information apply to
CHARLES E. BURTON, Superirl-
tendent. Aug. .24-3t.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
RACING NOTES..

Snt f.,orIt- has won n tao ,!ays al Graves
end p.rhips tn. Layer. are not getting even for
th., ,uns run of succes.ful 'a,nri'rs lat se-b
Uurns .on A race yrsteriay An occurrence OF
mi. arr IL 50 ra'. to dsssry" special .niioH
Iiufn,s bal ridinE on Gold Heels lost that colt
Inc ..yord race, Hut this u no; rsf~ oc"urf.ne-
and therefor. hardly drs-rrc- sp-cial mention.
Peninsula might have sea the nrn race "
p,psa.n had no, b-~n a>Iesp at the pc.t Boys
OF DAnEman'. sor, are rarely troubled with Ia
snmnia
odoI,., r,dins on DAY hoy Vas rnsAterly piece
OF sorG II wouldn't take Gsorkts long to clint
20 The top of the heap With fs~ rides like thl,
Al! Gr,.n got a perfect r,de from shaw. much
tir,rca, from the one he gave The ANA ron. That
Amazon ride sn awful.
Terminus a!dn', show much like = $4,000 colt
Ten thousand dollar coitA from the Wet Ern.r-
ally look ike thirty c~nts when they race In the
Fat.
Ma,.t,r would have won the third race With an
even break and . good ride. O'Connor would
have landed Autocrats con winner
II any one doubts that Carbuneie should
have beaten Sidney I.pcaA thu last tins they met
let him io,k ., the result Of the Drookdsls Han.
dicap yesterday. Evidently Cochran Il an i'm.
proy<nisnt over Landry.
In SAsturtium Tony As;s has something tina,
will earn oats for the entire string. This 10 q
Ssry suss. colt IN every way and sssms 10 b. ons
5ssr.oM 70 trao this fellow.
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rounds the battle was an exceptionally
good one. hotn lighters getting In many
har! blows. SeeHer directed his punchea
nj Carriers stomach and ribs. using all
kinds OF blows 10 wreck the Brnoklyn.
ties breathing apparatus. Carter jabbe,i
SccG"r In the fac. with shor, arm jolts
and occasionally crossed him on the jaw
with his right
After this round Carter began to tire
rapidly from the BODY blows h. VA. re-
ceirins. and tried 1" pro,ec, himself By
clinching In thc eighth round Secycr
cut Carriers right eye open with n left
swing. drawing, tho blood In u stream
down the latter's face and paid STRIFE,
attention 10 the damaged optic after
ward.
Carter was firing fast nov and at the
end Of the ninth and tenth rounds could
hardly stand w. He took "A brace In
III. eleventh round aud staggered Seeger
with three hIr! riSh;-hand swings on
the Jaw. but was zoo weak To follow
M his advantage.
From the twelfth I" the beginning OF
the fourteenth Sc.gcr punched Carter
AZ around the ring. In III. latter round
the brooklynitc slowed a half-heart.,
srurt. ana landed a hunci, OF right and
left swings on Sc.gcrs Jaw. He kept
w HIS good lighting In the fifteenth,
sixteenth AMI seventeenth rounds. and
exchanged blow for blow a; close quar-
t,r~ with hi stronger opponent.
In n. eighteenth round SecScr iioOrctI
Carter twice with left swings In the pit
81 tn. stomach. the bell finally saving
Carter from being counted out Seeger
started to finish his man In the nine.
,c.nth round. lie knocked him down
in the stomach and q right on the Jaw
and although hardly able to stand w
Carter cam" back for more. Only his
bell saved him from "A knockout. Secger
received the decision n, the end OF the
twentieth round
toth men were rcmatched after the
ii.h,. They viii meet within ihr.S
weeks for II side bet Of 500.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
EVENING WORLD
TO MR.. WHITNEY.

The Evening World was the nrst to
notify Mr.. william C. Whitney OF the
victory o! his horse. volodyovski. over
III. Telephone. MIR. Whitney was at his
home.
Hello. Mr Whitney. ,hi. is IN.
Evening World"
Yes what IL ~"
''Noiodyoyski won the Derby"
'ls that so2 Good, Good. Isn't /,
splendid for an American. at his iirst
try. 10 win the classic English Derby ~
Mould you rather II had been Prince
Charles
'oh. very much. Of course He #.
II uphOlts ihe United States aga!ns,
the world. anyway. and continues our
triumphn! progress
n an more than delighted. as 1t Is.
That's all"
i've won the Derby" In Mr.. Whit
ncy's voice ana u chorus o! congtnlu-
la,ory expressions w"r" heard rs Mr..
Whitney hung NJ tn" phone.
do you intend I, br!ng Nolodyovskl
10 America" h. was asked
NO, he u an English hor." and viii
remain IN England volodyovski Is
owned by Lady M.uN. ! hav" leased
him until the end ~ next year.
"a great deal ~ the Cr"dii for Vol
odyovsk"s victory IL due 10 Mr. Hug
gins. III. American trainer Mr. Hug
gins practically made N" horse He
took lim ns Il two-yrar-nli ana trained
him successfully until he WAS a thrc"
year old II Is the first time that An
American trainer has been successful
IN ira Ming a Derby winner
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SEEGER WON FIERCE
FIGHT IN PRIVATE.

After twenty rounds OF IN. hardest
kind o! smuggling Charley Sc"S.r, IN.
uoboken htw.iHht. was awarded IN"
decision over Joe Carter. .; South
brooklyn in n round battle which was
City last nigh, Tim kearns. the Hos-
ton fighter. was slated to meet Seeyer.
but h" failed t" put In an appearance
and Carter was substituted.
Carter gave S..gcr nrrc. ba,tl" Al
though in no condition TO hSh, NJ made
"a srca, showing. furnishing Sc-ser Sc
vcrciy throughout the .ntir. twenty
rounds
The announcement, that icarns and
S"cgcr w-r. to night attracted over
three hundred men from this city and
iIobok"n who willingly paid 5: each to
witnc.. the ngh; When the time ar
rived for kcarns TO weigh he couldn't
he found. and Carter. VIII" was 10 he
AS "a substitute.
At 1890 O'Clock the preliminary bout
was put on. III" principals IN N" con-
,,s, being BUCK" Ganury. ~ this city.
nnd Young Dixon, a Goa! black upper
cutter from Trenton y This hGh,
cndei very quickly. Tor Dixon shot MS
black left arm hal! way into Gafrney's
stomach In tn. second round and OF
course Ganncy took the count.
Ancr a short wait S"cg.r and Carter
entered III. ring to "Nchang. wallops
jabs swings ana uppcrcu's. The New
York portion Of the house who were
ready TO bet "a bunch OF green ones"
on Kearns II he had fought S.eHer. re-
fused tai bct on Carter. and Of course tho
Scrgcr money went u begging,
1t was after II o'clock when the bell
rang and the fighter, started to an
initiate each other. For The FIRST seven
The evening world., 1901-06-05
TROOPERS IN
POLO CANES.
Work at State Camp
Varied with Sport
in the Field.

PEEKsKlLL. y. T.. June 5.-More
sunshine and cool bree1es favored the
troopers at the State Camp to-day. The
men are steadily improving In their
drilling and manoeuvres. and guard
mount to-day was like the work OF cav
airy OF the regular army.
This afternoon two games OF polo
were played. one between Troops 2 and
OF Squadron A. and the other between
the commissioned and non.commissioned
stafrs. In the latter game Veterinary @.
Howard Dawson led the commissioned
officers and SerEt. Major r. c. Law
renee capta!ned the non-commissioned
players.
Tomorrow Will be visitors day at
the camp and a big crowd In looked for.
\ programme % athletic contests has
i3rn arranged. which include poo
game. mile and quarter s.eeple-
chnse and a haif-mile nat race.
To-day'S of!iccr Of the day was Frs:
Lieut.. Patterson. Troop l. Squadron A,
and Second Lieut.. FtsA~r. OF Troop G.,
WINS ofnccr OF the guard.
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KEENE TO Join
C0ULD'S TEAM.
Lakewood Will Be Well
Represented in Polo
Championships.

Foxhall Keene. the young millionaire
who has been devotinS tome time to
the playing OF polo In England, will re.
turn to this country some time next
month and will Immediately become a
member OF George Gould's Lakewood
team. He will probably take part In
the championships which are to be held
on the field OF the Brookline Country
Club. near Boston. in September.
With the addition OF Mr.. Kssne
to his team Mr.. Gould will have one OF
the stronEes, teams In the country.
Kccne Is rated at 10 goals In the
handicap list. and with Crowdin at .
and Lawrence and Monte Waterbury At
S each the Lake WOODS Will be one OF the
most fo;snida bic In the National Aaso.
citation.
The withdrawal Of Mr.. Keene from his
old Rockaway Club is said 10 be due to
the flot that so many OF tn. big players
have gone to Lakewood.
BY the rules OF the National Asso-
citation polo members must signify BY
May Is the club which they intend
to play for II they enter the annual
championship. TO qualify for that event
they mus, play at least 81. times over
their club field.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
WORKING ON
LAWSON BOAT.

BOSTON. June 5-The work OF put
:ins the Lawson cup defender. Indepen-
dcnce. In racing trim Will be continued
to-day and II Is hoped to have her
ready for another trial spin tomorrow.
There seems to be some doubt as to the
feasibility OF this. az the chain plates
have not yet arrived and the riggers
have considerable work to do before
the new shrouds are In piAce.
The yachts steel topsld&s have been
given coat OF silver gray paint. and
as the color Is a tribe paler than the
cement paint which was on before, she
started to bend new pair OF larger
mast head shrouds than those that we're
used
Another important change will be the
shifting forward OF the steel mast. II
has been found that II had = little too
wedges on the forward side OF the mast
will he thinned down an inch. while
,h,se at the rear will be replaced By
thicker ones. ..
The evening world., 1901-06-05
CELEBRATED AT
GRAVESEND.
lsp-,i.l 20 Ia. E,enLns Merlll

GkAvEaEND RACE TRACK. Juac
> rh" victory ~ William c, Whi;ucys
Nolciyuvsk! IN the English Derby ",s
thr most talked 81 matter 81 turf I'm
por. hi, afternoon, Every on. vas
glad 20 see the enthusiasts millionaire
capture Enr!and's t!me-honorcd rIa.-lc.
IN racing, as IN everything else, Mr
Whlin"y &. Il vcrI'abic fairy prince Ne
fI,ttt-r4 iis gold on every sid. inh g"t4
the best thcr" &. 70 BE- htt. y 'hnrat-
tcrist.r OF he man MAS indicated N q
,oirpionc message which he sen. 20 the
rack to-day. h" -iii
''proyiI" big punch bowls and Sct''-r
them about IN. lawns. Make vlrch
enough FOR all. fp- wan, .very'ho ~ At
the track to help me celcorl;r he 80.
tory cal Il the 'i!us-;!r.' pinrh. for
IN. victory II !, real triumph :or T.nirr:-
John iipssIus,
Nj Whitney, orders were carried out
and down under N. rand stand. In the
c!un-hous" aud cverymh-r. p.oplr drank
to the Victory OF Nclodyovski. Trainer
IuYgtns ANA william 9. Whitney.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
SHAKE into YOUR SHOES

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cures painful. smArting. nervous. feet
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QUAKER HENLEY
TO ROW At SEA.
Rowing Machine Will
Be Rugged Up on
WaesIand's Deck.
,sp-e,., to Tn. Evening World,

Especial to The Evening wofli.)
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June 5.-As
the time for the departure OF the Uni.
versity OF Pennsylvania eiHht.oared
ere. FOR the Henley regatta approaches
Coach Ward redoubles his efforts TO
have his oarsmen In pcrfcc, physical
condition FOR the aquatic struggle with
the pick OF the crews OF England.
France and Belgium. Unless climatic
conditions anect the Quaker crew.
Coach Ward Is confident OF bringing
back the Grand Challenge Cup from
Henley.
TO Keep his men in good condition dur.
Ing the voyage Coacn Ward Will erect
rowing machines on the second deck OF
men will be given rowing practice twice
daily. BY these means the veteran
coach expects to land his oarsmen In
Just AS god trim as they leave Philadel-
The Henley crew rowed one and q
men and rouEhkeepsie Fights. giving
len,ns star, respectively. They showed
splendid form. and were soon abreast OF
the other crewe. Nearing the npish the
Ss STORE ' Mssh on hey d. R 10 n =. q
IS. they soon pulled away from the
crews and won BY one and a half
lengths from the freshmen and twice
that distance from the Poughkeepsie
oarsmen.
u for the Poughkeepsie crew to leave
Philadelphia for the scene OF the race.
An invitation for an e!ght.oared race
was to-day received from ireland. where
the Waterford Boat Club u anxious to
star the Quakers a. the feature OF their
regatta. The Invitation will b declined.
as the crew will be limited to the
Henley regatta and dual race With
Dublin University.
Kier has been elected captain OF the
Poush1eepsie eight and Henderson was
elected captain OF the four.oared crew
which will row ut PouShkeepsie.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
CUP DEFENDER
OFF TO BRISTOL
Constitution a Wreck,
Sent to HerreshoHs
for Repairs.

NEWPORT, r. T.. June 5-The Consti-
tuition. with her collapsed steel mast
bent double, started for Herrcsnoffs'
yards nj Bristol early to-day In tow OF
her tender. the Mount Morris.
The crew was out OF bed before .
O'Clock and given early coffee. after
which the Noun: Norris passed "a line to
tho yacht.
Considerable rigging trs!led along over
III. port rail ms the Constitution started
up the bay. and the big steel boom gave
her n decided list 10 port.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
WINNERS At
CRAvESEND.
Fine Weather, Light
ming Fast Track and
Big Crowd.


GRAVESESD RACE TRACK, June ..
"A b'stuti.ul iay. track In superb con
di,ion and fast as lightning and an at
t-aciive card was III" lot OF the race
track crowd to-day.
The cad had one feature. the Gazclle
Stakes FOR thrc"-ycar-old allies
The crowd was Larger than usual. In
fac, al the crowds Al irnvcs"ni this
year nav. been better Than the average.
Before 'o-day's races began tn. year
iinss from the Melbourne stud the prop
rrty OF William 5 li,rn.s and the
l.arChmout stud. The pro..rty OF =. 4.
Lyme. w.r" sold ~ N" paddocks by
Aucionecr Eas,o,i. %; the Faslg-TIp,on
Company They wer. another g,uid-
looking 10, ana While lne prices III!
no, come az to thoa. realized a, yrStcr-
day sale they We're very good.
The toy rtir. vas s,."" which senator
l., II M,Ghrsrn CAV" Tor i!yron,iaic "A
colt Icy Jim Core i!iignrxa
FIRST RACE
The evening world., 1901-06-05
HAWTHORNE RESULTS.

RACE TRACK. HAWTHORNE. June
9'-The races scheduled to be run here
to-day resulted as follows:
First Race-Onc mile and a sixteenth.
Won by Thurles. 8 to | and to 8;
Laureate. ! to ! for place. was second !;
longilo third. Timc-l.i7 "a.
Second Race-F'tve-eigh,hs of a mile.
Won BY Eddie Austin. } to 5 and ! to
5. Harry Beck. to for place. was
second. South Tremble third. Time
lOl.
Third Race-seven.c.ghthso OF a mile
Won by Vulcan. 3 10 5 and ! 10 I;
AiSare,to third. Time. III
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London, June q.

W. c. whitney. volodyov.ki
arst.
sDukc OF Po-tinnd's william III.
second.
Douglas Bnird's Veronica third.
for the Derby at Epson Downs to-
day. For the second time In the
Aistory OF Enxlish racing an Amer
icaa has the honor of winning the
greatest classic of the turf.
IPoQuols, an American horse.
swned By Pierre Loriiiard, won II
An 1881.
voIodyovski 10 not an American
horse. lie IL owned by Lady Meus
ana leased by Mr.. whitney.
Lester Rein. the American Jockey.
rode voIodyovski.
The Derby stakes Of 5000 sor..
~ subscription of 90 sovs. each.
half forfeit. or 8 sovs. only u de-
cIared by the frat Tuesdny In
January, 1900. for three-year-olds,
the nominntor Of the winner to re-
celve 500 sovs., the owner of the
second 800 sOvs. and the owner Of
the third 700 sovs. out of the
stakes, distance nbout one mile
and . half. The entries closed July
10, 1900.
volodyovaki won in record time.
y An Ak
The evening world., 1901-06-05
FINISHES AT ST. LOUIS.

RACE TRACK. ST. LOUIS. June s.
The races scheduled to be run here to.
day resulted as follows
Fist Race-On. m!lc.-Won by Lady
curzon. 10 and even Ida CHrbrcy
F.. 10 . FOR place, was second. Jtlietta H.
third. Tim--l.i9 l..
Second Race--Onc milc.-won bv Our
Lady. |: 10 and ) 10 /: Propeller. ) TO
Tor place. was second. Miss Aubrey
third. T!mc-iis.
Third Racc-Thrcc quarters of a mile
Won by Tom Collins. ? TO ) and i 10 .:
y. ID. Gibson. !: to 5 for place vas ..e.,.
ond. Frank Bell third Time II;
The evening world., 1901-06-05
GRAHAM LEADS
IN GOLF MATCH.
3allouls Nine Down in
First Half at Rye
Links.
SPECIAL to II. Er.nln, World,

RYE. y. Y. June 5.-.rhe frst eighteen
holes of the ,hirty-six-hole match be-
tween Maturin Ballou and Malcolm
Graham for the Apawamis Cup were
played this morning at the Apawamis
Club links. I; Is really the play.on Of
| their seventy-two.hole tie of last fall
that Is. they tiei on the original Is holes
a, 100. and on the play-on at IS holes
they tied again at Xxi.
This was the date set for the play-On.
and while Eailou Is not In his best form.
'.w!ny to the strain he received while
practicing tor the Metropolitan cham
pionship. still he preferred playing to
asking for a pos;ponement. During the
first nine holes Ba!.ou put up fine
game Of golf. going on, In 4: to .is cp-
ponent's ~. and leading by two strokes
At the turn Coming nome. however.
Graham played faul,lcss golf. doing
the nine holes In the DOGGY Of u. and
loading the clubs only -cr,:ch man by
nine strokes on the nrst half OF the
contest. Had II been match play In.
stead OF medal play he would have won
seven IT t.,e .aRt nine holes and halved
the other two. Their CARTS follow:
NatuIin ualiou.
q" .... .:....: 49, 49,: H..
MA;eolm Graham. r..
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LADY of the VALLEY and l., raii-r- c,'piel
starr sori Won cl",-fS rim" u i.i.
Janice was an even money chance In
this race. hut she wa.' beaten BY TrH.
ger. an to chance. Lady 81 n. Val
ley cut out the pac. followed by Janice.
Mlrnlng-ti, ana Ancsdptr for six FUR
,uugr. Then Trigger began to close
ground gradually and 1t the head OF
Nc stretch was clos. after Lady OF the
Valley and Janice. Tn. latter went 10
the iron, when Strengthened out. but
Trigger gradually wore hcr down and
Won a good race by thrce-luartcrs OF "a
length, Janice was four lengths In
front OF Morn nSsidr who was added
b, Mr. Wh,u.y ana badly ridden by
Surr'
Fl!th Racc-FNc furlongs Won by
Dci,w..aa. R!ghtnaay Wa second. and
Honolulu third.
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GEBHARD's GOLF PRIZE.
New Iors<~r's Generosity Asso..
ishcs Natives Of south Dakota,

SIOUX FALLS. 8. D.. June 5.-Frcd
Gerhard. VINO claims this town as his
residence just now. has Joined local
golf club and Is showing great interest
in the sport. He has offered various
prizes for good playing and Is having
n cup made that will become = prize In
n great tournament ~ be arranged.
Mr.. Gebhard has also Joined local
gun club
The evening world., 1901-06-05
GRAVESEND ENTRIES.

Isp-r,i to The Evening Woslal
RACE TRACK, GRAVESESD. June
i-The entries for ,o.morrow's races are
us follows:
Fir, Rac~-fm MAi.i-n twe-ycAr.Vlds: ave
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mi.s"r, "i the Derby.

Hist"r, az the Derby.
There is no racing even, in the work.
II which so mucl interest Is taken ~
the a.sto.it English Derry. Sine, -
Inauguration. ~ years ago, It's runn.nk
has attracted people from all over n,
world. Men and women who !Or IN,
other 3si days in the year. pay no heed
70 the running OF horses, attend tina
to irrm!, the members 10 attend III,
Royalty attends In all It's ponp and
glory. King Edward VII. wncn he Wn,
Prince OF Wales. attend"! the great
,ss, he " wi! lend his pr prs.s h.S /" S 'Sa
classic event to-day. which bids fa!'
sailors from every land. Who know
nothing OF the merits OF the thorough
brcds. are always On hand and to-day
To-day Is the two hundred and TWEEN
ty.arst running OF the race, and this.
more than any other year, II has de.
c!dcdly deep international flavor. III.
periority In every branch OF sport. Will
he hot contsndcrs for the nonor OF win.
n!ns this race. and their enthusiasm Is
unbounded.
4 Classic Event.
The winning Of the hE classic Is nm
honor which every man In England
yearns for. Princes and dukes and or.
binary citizens crave for It. and there
are many who have asserted that they
would rather win the Derby than make
laws for the nation.
Lord Rosrbery was one Of these. The
height OF hL ambition when he was a
boy Was I" have a horse that would
win the Derby. lie hoped for tn.
Premiership OF Great Britain In the
same way. but asserted that he would
rather be the owner OF Derby winner
than be Premier. His ambition was
Sratificd a fcw ycnr~ ago
King Edward. when his dignity as
Prince OF Wales did no, interfere with
the owning and running o. .ncin.;
stabl. and permitted him to enter horses
In tn. great rnnc. hal special prepara
lions made with his thoro,iEf,breds for
the event. and twice his efforts wrc sue
c~sSful
His famous Diamond Jubilee. with
stable boy Jones' In the saddle. won the
Derby OF 1900, TIE Prince WAS as happy
In his success as "A man who had thou.
sands %! dollars on the winner. and his
dignity was replaced by the most demo
cratic manner when he rushed out IA
meet his great horse and the Jockey
who guided him TO victory.