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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-18

Mothers everywhere praise One Minute
Cough Cure for the ufferings 1t has re-
lieved and the lives of their little ones it
has saved. Strikes at the root of the
trouble and draws out the inflammation
The children's favorite Cough Cure. E.
o. Drown & Co.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-18

How to Wash Gilded China.
Never put soda in the water in which
you wash china that has any gliding on
1t. Soda Injuries the gliding. Instead
use soap, which answers just as well
and has no i'll effects.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-18
How to Draw Linen

In drawing the threads in linen first
rub the surface to be drawn with white
soap.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-18

Dyspepsi a-bane of human existence
BurdOck BLOOD Bitters cures it promptly.
permanently. Regulates and tones the
stomach.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-18
How to Remove Paint Odor.

Is it burn? Use DR.. Thomas Eclec-
rio Oil. At your Druggists
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-18
Avon Springs, N. Y, Feb. I, 1901.

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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-18
.HANRAHAN NOW
WANTS SAARKEY.
"WlLD BILL" PUT HART OUT
IN ONE ROUND.
stomach Punch sent westerner To
First Defeat OF Ills
Career.
,se..4.. to tn. Evening World,

I.OTISViLLE. Nv. Dec ls.-MarvIr
Hart me, his Waterloo last night
wild BIZ Hhurahan. OF New York
whipped him IN just Nv" minutes and
ten seconds before the Southern Ath.
le,!c Club 4 crowd o. 5000 saw ,he
Louisville !avorite go down in defeat
for the FIRST time after an unbrokcn
record OF thirteen victories. Hart was
whipped as decls,vely - fighter can
be The men fought At catch weights.
straiSh, ouccn-herry rules. Tim Hurst
refereed. They stripped In fine shape.
Hart ruled tAvor!ic in the betting at
TO 3
Hnnrahan was the f,tst TO lead. landing
light lef; on the wind. Hart was slow.
ana a moment later caught "A Wild right
swing an the head that sent him to the
f,oor and started him on the road 10
defeat He got up. but was daze-l. and
when wild Bill' rushed he got TO him.
\ series OF rights and !efts sent Hart
down again, He came MP srogsier than
ever. and vas evidently trying 10 stay
the round out. Hanrahan rusaed ana
sent him Keeling against IN. ropes:
Hart was NIL but out. Hc staggered
uut to catch left hook on the stomach.
and wen, to the floor writing with
pain lie tried vainly 10 rise ana had
struggled to a sitting position when ten
was counted. Hart did not land blow.
and Hanrahnn Was unframed. lie chal-
lenged Shnrkey. Choynski and Maher.
The gate was about the best ever
known here being T.l6o.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-18
BASEBALL MEN
AWAIT VERDICT.
Freedman Says They Can't Put Him Out-He
Holds 65 Per Cent. OF Stock.

All Il quiet to-day intAc camps OF the
baseball warriors, Freedman and spnld-
Ing, Neither has anything TO say They
are awaiting supreme Cou-; Judge
s.o,rs decision - tho Injunction pro-
c.e,llngs tomorrow The hhseball-iov-
ing public also AWAITS the vcri!ci and
its effect
Should Judge Scott decide tina, 4. @.
Spnld.ns is legally Pres,dcnt 81 the
National League. and The latter says
Freedman must go. conservative people
are wondering Just Bow Mr.. Freedman
will Ice rra.i. ,u so. VIII Il he case
az frccxs-out and tho establishment o!
another league. or Mat?
II would seem Hdrd TO force the Giants
President out OF the Nrw York club In
holds the most stock IN ihc club, Their.
has been some dpuht about this, hut
there shouidn', he, Here t. wha, Mr.
Freedman says on III. subject;
I'm reference 10 certain statements
that have been made thar do not hold
controlling interest IN the New York
Baseball Cub. ] want to say right now
that G5 per cent. NJ the stock IL held by
ms personally, II is SO rcorded on the
books OF the club, and not "a dollar OF
the stock Is owned by Mr.. Spalding. or
has heen acquired by him. rs hear the
statement has been made.
MIR, Spaldins will not be President OF
the National League. and OF that fact
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-18
ice YACHTS WILL
RACE ON HUDSON.
SHREWSBURY CLUB is AFTER
PENNANT.
Hudson River Holders Accept Chal
lenEc and Arrange Details
for Contests.

rOUGHKEEPSIE. Dec. n--The race
for the championship Ice zach, pennan'
OF the world will in all probability be
decided this winter on the Hudson
River over the Hyde Park course. This
viii ne the hrst time In three years
that this event has been brought on
here.
Al the annual meeting OF the Hudson
River zach, Club. which was held at
the residence OF Commodore Archibald
Rogers. at Hyde Park. las, night.a cha'-
lengc for the worlds pennnnt was re-
ceived from ,ae Shrewsbury leo Yacht
Club.
The Hudson club members agreed to
acccp, II and notified the regatta COM
mi,tee TO make all arrangements for
the race,
The worlds pennan, has been held by
the Hudson River Club for about ten
years. The !as: race for /. was three
years ago. when the lib and mainsail
yacht Jack Frost, owned by Commo-
dore Rogers. successfully defended the
trophy.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-18
BERNSTEIN FIGHTS
yANGER TONIGHT.
NEW YORKER IN GOOD SHAPE
FOR CHICAGOAN,
Young Corb~tt, After Takins Al.
vice from Jim Corbett. starts
for Denver.
Special to III, E,.nln, wo,ls,

CHICAGO. Dec. Is-For the frs, tim.
sine" Cans and McGovern killed III,
hshtinE game In the city. big nigh,
show Is 70 be hold here. Ii will be dc.
@id"d Tonight at West Side armory
under IN" protection OF two big Yves,
Side politicians. and will De between
Benny fangor and Joe nernetc,n.
Young 'orb~tt l-f, her. to-day Tor
Denver Before going he said TO II
orld reporter:
j have half promised Benny Yans-r
hsht ner. upon my return. The
Olympic wants me for six-round
whr! with fangeE. You know fousn,
MN twice and had him beaten the sec
ond time. sure.
Young Corbett IL also slated to APP
pear h-Fc al the next big sho* to be
given. AT which 10. Walrntt may meet
Frank ,hiids. and Mc';ovcrn may np.
pear. Jim corbett had his young name.
sake on IN corner fpr two hours TO-
day giving him tips and pointers on the
airichl business and Incidentally on tho
;igh, game. corb"tt. II IL said. advised
Young Coroett 10 go slow and make all
the money he can without needlessly
rsking his name to TOO hlE game
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-18
More Than 1000 Ca
mines Made Them
selves Heard in the
Big Amphitheatre.

II was as II pandemonium mad broken
loose when the doors OF Madlsoa Square
Garden wer" Opened this morning :or
~" first annual show o. the l.sd..s'
Kennel Association Of America Dogs
o: nearly every Kind under the sun wore
hssenhicd within the building. and each
and MI seemed 10 hHv. but o.c ohiec,
In view. ana that to make rs, much
noise as possible And be X said that
they w"re entirely successful in their
efforts
The Ladies' Kennel Association Is bu,
recently organized afrair, hut they
hlr. gon" al their work Tx, veterans.
Everything was IN apa!ic-oi" order
when tn. doors were opened at 70
O'Clock this morning. and nearly every
dog was in It's place.
The animals are arranged in long
a's'es the length Of tn. Garden In IN,
centre OF the space ARE four sawdu,,.d
moor rings in which the judging 4, IN
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-18
DIED FROM LEAP
OUT Of 4 WINDOW,
JOCKEY KELLY EXPIRES IN
HARLEM HOSPITAL.
suicide Results from Heavy Drink.
ing. which Led to Quarrels
with wife.

John Kelly. n Jockey. VIII" jumped on,
OF a thiri.story window OF a hotel al
No. $40 Brooke avenue last night. died
today In Harlem Hospital. His suicide
was the result OF heavy drinking. which
had led him to quarrel with his wife.
Kelly was "A wc!l-known Jockey. mes.
senger ami hcokmaker on the Southern
racing circuit, Several years ago he
married Catherine conley. the daushte,
Of trainer In Saratoga. She was a
great beauty at that time.
The jockey was very fond OF his wife
took her with him on his travels. but
he alec took TO drink. Ten days ago re
came to New York, lie wen; to live ri
No. 772 German place. He ana his wife
quarrcilcd. and she left him.
Kelly then went to the Marrisania POI
lice Court and got a summons for Mrs.
Kelly. charging her with habitunl
drunkenness. When she was asralsned
she told the Magistrate that she had no
friends here and that she wanted. nler
relatives to come. down from Saratoga
10 testify to her character. Such was
her address that the Court granted he
Adjournment. 49,, &
When the case was called tho second
time the woman was in court. Kelly
was not. He was drunk outside. A
policeman dragged him before the Mag.
istrats. who discharged the wife and
held Kelly In $500 ball on charge OF
Abandonment.
Kelly no, bali. but he was no near TO
delir!um tremens that he was sent TO
Harlem Hospital. He got or yesterday
and went 10 the hotel OF his bondamai;,
where In reniorse he jumped from the
window and killea himself.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-18
WALCOTT FIGHTS
FERNS TONIGHT.
WELTER-W weight TITLE GOES
TO THE WINNER.
They WIN Meet ut Fort Erie Club
IL Canadm-Hard bout En-
pectrd.

Joe wairor and RUDE Ferns. OF
Kansas City. the weller weight cham
pion. will NEE, In n twrnty-round bout
before tho Industrial Athletic Club. o.
Fort Erie. Canada. tonight They will
battle for ca per cent. o! tho gross re-
ccipts and the wcl'cr- weight title.
Both men arr reported a. being In ex-
c"llent condition for the encounter. The
battle Ought Ia hs one Of the most
vicious ever witnessed Both are hight
crs pure and simple. and. besides being
aggressive. can TAX" and also administer
terrible punishment Walcott Is the
favorite In the betting At odds Of to 5.
II the co!ored cyclone has not gone
away back he ought to win In less than
ten rounds.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-18

| am certain. His election was not legal
and the four clubs that abscnted them
selves from the meeting on saturday
morning are positive that ;hcir contcn.
ions VIII be horne out when the proper
time comes"
Should Judge Scott decide In favor o!
Frc"dman by declaring that Spald!nz
cannot fuihi IN. office 0. president 81
tn. League. the latter promises 10 begin
An attack on the New York Club by
iotrnrd last night from "A reliable source
that new club has already been or.
gan.zcd In this city for that purpose.
II l. said i've new organization mas
secured an option on a plot OF ground
In this vicinity suitable Tor playing on,
which can be- easily reached.
Another Important development IL the
report that twelve-club league was
under consideration.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-18
SPORTING NEWS
IN FRAGMENTS

Secretary NcFSrlInd ~ the M.moh,. Jockey
Club has made the io!pstur Anavuse -m~nt
'Fo' tho hsncht ~ hor,.meu TIA, probably Viii
be rsinssa,ed a; the nsst m--,ins az .tos.r'' q.
The w"''srn Jockey Cqa. the new Mr-,rhl,
Jockey Club has rst.ni.4 the time toS the clos.
ting {" itA stakes TO Jan. and -iil Ac-iS- en-.
tries sa5i~c, to the action Of The .e~.ni. % the
W.stsru tart totY."
III nus. .: foFusnFs 81 simon Is again at
the had y Winning stations In tnslani ,cr tn.
nisS'a time IN thirteen YEAR sine. he went TO
the stud ,hl. great sire. dlfset progeny hA. -"n
the snoriaou, sam Q. SEQ. COO St simon Is
twenty y-srs old. AMI HI. service Zee /. 81, 600
C.pr. Guernsey. o: the Yale br~sna II team. AMI
Cap. Kunrs. ~ the Hawtns AAssi.iioa. lef'
ooll~gs Tor their Cht.'m.. vacations, stthou,
Athletic teams ThSsr Is no clue % the man
.hnn Capt KHnrE VIII name a. the head er.~
. .t TA' s'1ss - a1 Kn, ~, ~.
former professional l,trFa1u sae Ia, teen 'ov
thre" Year, With -" crew There VII, hns.Trf.
b. hsai coach iran among the rsc.n, Yale
alumni
~ agree wi,A L,;o- VIXEN n. ray, tia, N.
successful hs,sm,h t, not AFRAID ot Nrlns hi by
n. bali. hat steps up squared, to the plat. and
meets Il with rh"r or ssin<. ,Ays X. {,
Lawiey. Natural hstrnsn, hos~,-r. hars 'heir
man e.a pl.o- bail. but TO do so he ma., have
the ala Of IA error OF iudxtnen, OF the pI,chsr "
Graduate NanAE.- ~ Athletics Baird. q tn.
University o. Michigan has hesn Fast dgfnk
The iast week. and II looks nov though games
With Harvard and F-nhaiv.nia viii b. Included
In nIt .sirs football schsaule II 10 sure a,
least tSn Of the Eastern cIcy.us viii h" plsIr'.
by Michigan. II not Harvard and Pennsylvania.
Il IL possible games viii Be arranged With fsls
OF Princeton.
me undergraduates Of Princeton are rejoicing
over the fart shat the new Seih.o00 gymnasium
which they Arp 10 have for theIr Indoor a,hirtic
games will soon h~ -reetrt There will be two
lsrss foors ard bs,cnspi which ~ili extend
from IN" Stafford Little hall to tho Drosa~
Memorial building.
''Aonh" Ccburn leads the New Orleans Jockeys
In winning fnoantf, and Is riding IN excellent
form. coburnA victory on Little Scout In The
FTeiim!narT Derby wsA due TO his powerful nnisa
and ability TO 60. Away from the peat
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-18
GOLDEN LINK WON
THE THIRD RACE.
BIG CROWD ATTENDED RACES
DESPITE POOR CARD.
Jockey v. Porter brings shit for
$4,000 AEninst Track
OHicials.
tsp.ei,l 70 The Er-alas World,


NEW ORLEANS RACE TRACK. Dec.
B,-wh!le /: was trihe warmer here
to-day than yesterday. /, was stu cold
enough for sopcon;s 10 be worn. The
open part OF the Erands'nrd was de-
serted except when the races were 10
be run. The large crowd which made
ths trip to the track preferred TO keep
in the eneiosed par, OF the stand where
tho arcs KEEP: the place nice and com.
Portable.
The card was nothing 20 boast about.
The fields were rather light and the
starters rather Ordinary. Still. ~ the
track was In perfect condition. .rdica-
lions pointed TO al .eas, fair day $
sport.
There was another increase In the
drawing for positions in the ring to-day
as sixteen book, took place TO handle
the peoples money.
II has been learned that Re~s. Pr"si-
dent Bush and Secretary Clark are de-
PENDANTS IN a suit for $500 in which
the plaintiff Is Y. Porter. stecplechase
rider. The later was ruled OF here las,
year for a suspicious ride on Miss Ran
som. He claims he has been deprived
of his livelihood by the officials. who
compelled him 80 ride Miss Ransom.
when no was under engagement to pilot
advertisement in the race.
Miss Ransom did not win tho race.
but finished second. and Porter was
promptly ruled on.
FIRST RACE
At Ia ma as
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-18
BIG WRESTLING
MATCH is OFF.
NORBECK'S ARM is HELPLESS
FROM POISONING.
Scratch Gained in n Training Dou'
Develops md Di.nblcs the
Norwegian.

The big wrestling match between
Charles Norheck. the champion Of Nor.
way. and Nachad the Turk. which was
TO have been decided at Grand Central
Palace tomorrow night. has been called
on
Norbeck. with his manager. called at
The Evening World Office this afternoon
and exhibited a badly swollen arm
swathed In b,ndagcs. He scratched
himself in n training bou: and blood
poisoning SGT In. He can hardly use the
arm at all.
Norbeck hopes 10 arrange another
match as soua as ne RECEIVERS.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-18
.PIENING THREW HIM TWICE

John PieninS. III. Butcher Boy
made short work OF Giovanni Fc-ra,e
las, night at the London Theatre The
pnr derous Italian wrestler was thrown
heavily by hip-lock In thirty.c!ght
seconds. The house yelled i,s iisap-
provai. however, until PicnIag gave the
Italian another chance, Attcr two min
uiss and forly-nva seconds pen,ny
again pinHed his opponent fairly 10 tho
MAJ.
Young Acton. tho feather weight won.
der. had hts hands full endeavorjng To
d.ttat lgnatz s"ar'z. ilgh,-weight.
He managed TO gain the !all after
eight minutes OF clever wrestling Ia
night Fleming is billed TO NEE, Emil
Schni!a; ana Otto iesse, and Acton l..
TO appear again Phil Bonnet, q, the
West Side A. c. Prof ". j. Dryer. OF
Waterbury. who defeated Harvey
Parker, was In the audience and eS.
pressed his desire 10 meet any man in
the world In his class.
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take place. The coiors OF the associa-
ton. white and light blue. are every
where dorr!nant.-!n the trimmings of the
boxes. in the favors and In the ncsi.
appearing attendants with their uni
form Of blue sweater. and whit. duck
trousers.
Nearly every species OF dogs under III.
sun Is represented. from gigantic 81.
Bernard to TOY terrier Side by sid"
are funny. curly. black poo.!lss. with
tho curious circular bunchen of hair
disposed over the sHuvcn bodies.
beautifully" ugly bulldogs. which oddly
enough appear to l.. the ,avori,e dos
with tn" fair sex: old English sheep
dogs. shaggy. curly Jolly animals. abort
bull terriers with their trimmed car-.
cute little King Charles spaniels. mas
sivc Great Danes. English bioodhounds,
mas,ifYs und others too numerous to
mention.
Many Of tho cages for tho dogs are
works Of art. and II Is evident tina, the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-18
THREE AMERICANS
IN EUR0PE'S RACE
IA. C. BOSTWlCK SENDS ENTRY
FOR MOTOR CONTEST.
Foxhnll kcen- and ". x. Wander
blit. Jr.. VIII Ais" start In
i'nrls-yiennn Hun.

Mr.. Alhcr. c. Dos,wlCk IN" WE'LL
known chauffeur OF this city. viii De- one
OF the participants In the Par!s-Nt.nna
motor vehicle race, which Is to take
place next Jdly. Mr. EosIwick made
known this fact al the Automobile Club
OF America last night
Mr.. Bostwick Is the third American
millionaire 10 send In his entr! for this
great race The other Americans wac
VII! take part In the race are Mr Fox
hall p. kr-nr and Mr. w Is Wander
bit. ir. Both these gentlemen nave al.
ready caoled their entries TO tho com.
m!itee In charge.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-18
NEW PLAYER FOR BROOKLYN.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Dec. lI-FloMr.
noy. the star outielder of las; seasons
Providence team OF the Eastern League.
has accepted terms from the Brooklyn
National League club.
Kansas CITY made Flournov natter
Ing offer. but he preferred to join Han
Ions forces.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-18
TERRY M'G0vERN APPEARS.
Isegins Its enlargement In .I,oad
=. to Rulnn at Him.

Terry afcGoyorr. who. with THE Road
tn Ruin" Company. Was storrn5ound
Monday. began his engagement nj the
fljpuh Theatre. Brooklyn. yesterday af-
f1Tnoof. Tho piece proved to be an cx-
something doing all the time.
Mnas ti1Iereaf, however. centred in
Terry vino sas received with evidences
NJ 6sstinsnfsned consideration. He
Trad a-la apo;e his little speech
ia he REFERRED to Iiis coming battlc
III uzse Sullivan, Tho engaRosnent
CD EInun throughout the week.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-18
wh-w: Kerosene Autos,

ALBANY Dec. iS.-Thc New York
kerosene on Automobile Company. or
Han!zed to manufacture automobiles to
h. operated w!tn kerosene oil. and the
New York OIL Industrial Engine Com
pany. ,n manufacture engines 10 De run
wiIh kcroseHa. has been Incorporated,
each WITH u capital Q. $4,000. TO operate
In New York CITY.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-18
DREYFUSS TALKS
ON LEAGUE WAR,

PITrSBIRG. Dec. ia G. SpaId.
Ing Will not have any trouble ge.i!n;
rid OF Andrew Freedman" declared Col.
Dreytuss. Pres!dcn; OF the P.,,sburg
Club. last night. THE famous ten.
year asreemen, expires to-day. the day
before the ar.umen; OF the injunction.
With che ,en-ycar agreement gone,
there Ia no chance for Mr.. Freedman.
for his side deserted the League meet
Ing. -.-.-' .-.--~...--~~-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-18
s,+epl.es.n h.niie,o, aaor eour'.

s,arnierhas. in "A pretty finish with Bri>-
toll, nut The latter was the. best horse
and should have won. Oracle and Dag
mar mad. most Of the running unts' IN;
FAR turn. where Bristol drew out anu
soon led by thrc. lengths. In the ~iretth
he tired some, yet with good rider ne
would hhv. lasted the journey. nut
Ink -.cei;e,l the verdict by a head.
DaEmar was third cFh, lengths back OF
Brlstrs.
Fourth Race-Onc mle.-Won by
Andes: Ber, WAS second and Nitrate
third
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FIRST RACE
Selling. mile and seSsnty yards

Gray Daily. 70. 'ffnly' ~ ~ |"
Star, fair. Won driving. Tim.-l u 10
Deponan rated the .choic" over the
field Of ten that ran In the hrSt race.
while W. e. Gates. waterhousc and Van
Hoorebeck were well-backed horses, but
none OF them won. For the hrrt nall
milo Van lioorebeck was the Lender.
and then he yielded the position to An
ME Thompson who remained Their. TO
the last furlong. Smith ;hen pushed
fv a length from ". H. Gates, who was
a neck before DeponaE.
sIs-pSt RACE
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fair owners OF the animals think moth
!ng too good for their pets. The tcy
dogs are especially favored. many Of
them resting on si,ken cushions. staring
iang,i'l!y. but with weA-bred propriety.
as becomes animals OF such blue blood
ut the curious spectator. Other dogs
are glorious In wealth Of ribbons
around their necks. ana all show marks
o! anect!oratc care.
The ladies prominent In the manage
mcnt OF the show are: Mrs. James J.
kernochnn. President Miss May Bird.
Secretary: Mrs. J. II vatahlc. Mrs. H.
Il. Duryea. Mrs. c. a. Stevens. Mrs 4.
T., Foote. Mrs. II. F. Mayhaw and Mrs
J. L. Gardner. The details OF the man.
agcnent OF the show are In the COM
petent hands OF James L.. Mortimer.
More than $1,000 in prizes will be
given by the association. and almost rs
much more for special prizes.
The judging began this morning with
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-18
SECOND RACE.
Sslliac for ;ao-Sear.olia. ssNrn

Missile and Lingo were the hest.
hacked horses In the second race. ana
they ran srst and second Missile. Wiz
was the fnvori,e and backed from 10
s to I to g. led throughout me race.
finishing an easy winner. while Lingo
secured the place In the same manner.
four lengths in front o. The Way.
THIRD RACE.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-18
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

Especial 10 The Evening world
RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS.
Dee Is.--Thc entries for tom nrrow's
races are az follows
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-18

F1rG. N. G. \. Loukssta tHnsion, Anna r,o-,.
III: res"nd. Or: c. A. Louxsst's Ri,pI. pulc.t !:
.h'fa. H. ID W'nthroe.s twsssbury. l., ~ chan
blanche knoI. "'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-02
ScresiOrO, g. Gal.

6ifes ian fra geresforb og Dor
Wenigbeo til 9enner og Samfunbss
ieoitenOe, at aft er bel Der. @i er /
Ida Wiaaoe ipuret fra Spg6omme oq
Sr9neIel; oerfor pare tattet. 2oen
SuIeoag baDoe Ri Suletre / airten.
SOenoe 3r9er fob impftebe fgnt oa
IDmbolIt; BET enc ROB og bet anoet
bbib. betesnenOe 5reIIeren. ben fare,
itlGbt i'm frelienbe og Retfarbigbez
oens Oragt. Rsb Do bib, bbiltet ogz
faa bleb ben 5stit. bborom paItor
Nielien talte til 9ernene og til be al
bre. &irien bar fplbt inbtil 3r9ng>
lei, 0erren beliigne be ~Oelbdlgte Orb,
faa at ale mua babe fact noeet. og
at intet ituIoe fpilbes.
(aorr ipOnounesr fortiGties poo Sioe 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-02

Oct npe Qarbunbrebe er fsbt. uos
bitlingen brager uitdnofeligt fremao,
bragen of ufDnlige 9Gnoer, mems bi
felp fubber bag pad.
Men = ftdnbs en- Stuno; bet fun
be bore belt bel, om ou en- Stuno III
Nngft for, 6borben bette borer.
ubpiflingen ielD fan | Jelge i'm
Hatur life ipdre = bd ubbifling 10
olbrig giper ct Sbar, forDi ben olbrig
ian fige: MI er llopiflingen til Gnoe.
Men pber al llbDiflingen troner
1ibernes 6erre. GDigbeoens Sub.
6an fan fDare, Oe ban iDdrer ssnnem
fit Orb.