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Evening journal., 1902-09-10


the fan stocks without O sash OF some
kind, either OF plain ribbon or sills
brocaded with velvet figures.
Phosphorescent lace robes are made
OF pattern lace gowns hccked with
spangles and tiny jewels. -a-Hsr yYaA
Tea coats celegant half-length semi
neglige creations designed to wear with
handsome sdrts), are taking the place
OF tea gowns.
Fancy side gartcrs are of silk elastic
and have at the top little bow OF rib-
pom with little embroidered rings tack
ed here and there.
Some exceedingly chic gowns for
early rail-, for waihng golf hunting.
or other outof-door sports. are OF
cloth, with collar, cuffs and facings of
leather. "
There is to be a revival OF the full
bell sleeves. buttoned by tabs.
Deep turnover collars and cuffs OF
ecru lace are 10 be had for twenty
nine cents a set
An English physician who has boen
making a study Of diseases in Alaska
reports that cerebro-spinal meningitis
is very prevalent sc0rbutus is wide
spread, rheumatism is frequent. pneu-
monia is almost unknown strange to
say, and insanity is by no means rare.
/ His report indicates that vigorous
physique is required TO resist the Alas
kan climate.
Evening journal., 1902-09-10
Tor naid and Malr1n

Hardly a housegown VIII be seen in.
the fan stocks without q sash OF some
kind, either OF plain ribbon or silk
hrocaded with velvet figures.
Evening journal., 1902-09-10

Deep turnover collars and cuffs OF
ecru lace are 70 be had for twenty
nine cents a set.
Evening journal., 1902-09-10

Tea coats Celegant half-length semi
neglige creations designed to wear with
handsome sNrts), are taking the place
OF tea gowns.
Evening journal., 1902-09-10

There is to be revival OF the full
bell sleeves. buttoned by tabs.
Evening journal., 1902-09-10

Phosph lace robes are made
OF pattern lace gowns nccked with
spangles and tiny jewels. -a-Hs1 1Yat
Evening journal., 1902-09-10

Fancy side gartcrs are of silk elastic
and have at the top a little bow OF rib
bon, with little embroidered rings tack
ed here and there
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-03

- Mer bas Meueite uno Gh6nfte
in Sutpelen unb @olbs unb Silber>
uaarert gu feben uiinibt, Der beiufe
@ebr. Griber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-03
Ats Dem. ,uilne,s at,eIfen.

PTS id mod als prairieidger I'M
ipilben Meiten bur6 bic Sabannen
freifte," eradblte Der alte Sam. bat
mid etnmal 70 ein 9unb bon einem
@ioursSnbianer nit feinem langen
2aho bonn pferbe serihen unb MID
als piItommene Observation-Disclosures
in's Sdlepptau eenommen. SIM iauz
tenben @alopp sing's iiber Stod unb
Stefn, unb i9 f0nnte meinen 8ranbp
heute niat mebr t%rinfen, tpdre mir ni9i
eine srobartise Sbee ein9efaaen. sd
brettete ndmli6 meinen langen Wantel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-03
Grand P2CitiCHOteI
Glarf- gtraBe unO SaGion 9outenorD,
CHICAGO.
( SnNTAn pranclAnnf dnr unRoI- nnmn
T. SONTAG, PmraesIaent der Roiel- Como

8as bette uno e~legantele 5otet Der @taot, i'm
Wttttelpunfte bes @ei1dft3tbeiles gelegcn. 9ta9 Ell.
ropdii&em 4lane Qeiabrt. @or5D9li6e &eitauratton
lllto brlilante sGuffet Bar. 14,3,1im
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-03

o1prp : Tprmalin", (@imer &
alnaenb), bdlt, tpentt es WtDreenS
nls 3abn= uno Wunb : @aiier gea
braudt piro, 3dbne unb Wuub
udbreno oes gansen cages rein.
6. S.. Sbmiot, 6puiton, Teras.
Nqent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-03
Mutusa ~51erIunaet..

proefor (aur aD1tn):
sMber, Ratbi, mas fGGt Sbnen benn
eth. tpesen bes serinsfisiaen 3nifes
NIT meiner 5rau tperben sic bp9 niat
slei4 tiinbigen2"-R . d n: .Sa,
ia, 9err profefor, / eeb', mann, g
Shna f9eiben lafen BON Der Srau,
nahber bleib' Il"
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IehtrH 5MitteI.

S6mierenbtrettor .Drebdugl, Der
ipieber einmal ieinen Mitgliebern bic
Sage ntat sablen fam, 19ldgt am
f4paraen 8rett binter ben &puliI1en
BITE n8efanntmaduns" an: u@eeen
9eiierteit bes Germ DIRECTORS unters
bleibt beute bie @agenaabluns."
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Iebte Rrtt1tun.

6 . d / n (5u ibrem Golbaten):
sN4, S9orl6el, Der bumne S9ld9ter
bat gu tpenig Jleif9 gef9tdt! SEPT
mub i'd ben 8raten i9on anbrennen
lahen, ipenn i9 fir Did mas bon BET
Safel retten mill"
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Gin E~d1Iu11hrruer

r@aon pieber Elm giienbabnunsliid
paitrt: Elm 3ug tit in ben anbern ges
fabren unb fat beifen lebten Masen
gana aertriinmert! SIMMER unb thinner
Der lebte Maeen! Warum lGBt mar
ben ntdt einfa9 ipeg2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-03

Sen i9 aufdGis an bate, NIT bsiben
6dnben aus understandable mid
.babur9 gIeidfam in einen aufiteigen,
ben pap4rbrahen. Die Sa6e sing
famos. Sd ftieg bo9 in bic 2ifte unb
als i9 gsrabe iiber benz Snbtaner ftanb,
ilappte id ben Mantel au unb pfsilz
ihneu, pie Elm Mbler, itiir5te i4 ouf
ben Gerl berab, ibm aGe 9ippen bres
1enb. Ginen Qugenblid ipdter lab
t@ f9on auf benz Wuftans unb pfiff
ben UonfeezO poblei"
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Die sr6Bte @ntOednn9 oeS 3eitalters
Gingetragene 0anOelsmarfe.
MOTHER SUPERIOR Wutter OberiI
Seller un0 Nieren= Slice.

9as 9roBe !6eilmittel fir one 9eiben
bes Slutes, 6es Maeeus. Der g1ieren, Der
Sober, fir 8eroauunesIhm6he, @oGias
felt, Migrane, &9eumatismus, 8erfo>
pfung uno Srauenleiben. Sc ruiro aus
ieltenen uno tbeuren 8rdutern 6erqeitellt,
IDrpie aus @ur5etn unb 8lumeu, pelde
aus Grabien, Negppten un6 8al6itina
impDrtirt peroen miiiien. 9as Wittef
fuirb e~mpfoblen burh bic berbDrraoenbe
item Ner5te Der 8ett un6 tpiro NIT @rfola
in alien 8i6ftern uno bon ben 8artnberS
stgen S6rueitern angetuen6et.
Nan beodbte bic oreifar6ige, roth, tpeib
un6 grine pber 9elbe Gillette. Wan
nebme nidbts anoeres.
gu baben in alien Qppt9eteu. 8reis
% Gents oas Badet
SuedWsstIicha0ffics: 443 0si-Comnefce-Sir
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-03
9erTdfttu1tt1t.

9err (oer Elm geburtstassseidenf
fur 5eine 5rau sefauft bat): Isle
glanben alfo, bab ib NIT biefem alsiz
berftoffe ben 9ef9mad metner Srau
treffea"-& o m amt vNatiirli9-
fe bat i'm ii9 ia felbit ausgeIu9t!"
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prhgtf1

. ame (ben Brief elmer ebernalis
gen 5reunbin lefenb): nWos fi9 bie1e
perfon %etnbilbet, 5eitbem fie NIT benz
pofaoiunften perbetratbet 1T! Sept
f9reiM iie fogar f9on prtboera,
bhtfm
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r.t nrr aethbiblintbek.

3ofe: u8itte I'm einen i@aterefs
fdnfe1 11elle,t Roman!"-9
. ,,6ier bas 9erboten e, lpas
Spfr haben!"
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fptr habs11

/ + t ; gum ane6t, Der bas
Yferb zines SDnntaesreiters fittert):
n@ib benz pferb nur me prbentli9e
Ratton, girsl fonit febrt's bas nd6ite
Mal anbersfpo ein!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-03
Wehmet Gascarets.

Candy Cathartic" betlt 8eritopfuna
auf ieoen SAT-. 10 uno % gts. Wenn
&C. G. G." bic @irfuus nerfehleu, pirb
bas @elb auriidseQe6en,
The evening world., 1902-04-28
ROWING HONORS
EVENLY DIVIDED.
NAVAL CADETS WIN AND LOSE
AT ANNAPOLIS.
U. of +. 'ynrsIt, EiRht and the
Middies' second Crew the
Winners.
80. nj y ~ Er.rIas W,-Ii


ANNAPOLIS Nd April = -Honors
were evenly divided here to-day tn the
boat races between the Varsity Fresh
men crews OF the University Of Penn
syivania and the Naval Cadets mrs, AMI
second crews The VARSITY and mr.;
crew race took place over No-mle
course, strslghtINiy
The race between The freshmen and
second crew was n,ld over mile and
half coure.
In the first race Pennsylvania began
at once to assume "a, lead. wh.cn lr-
creased after the nrst mile Was iiulshe.i
nat At any time being h.aI.d Dy :s-
Cadets. After both crews had nnisn, 4
the first mile ana a half the spurt be
gan. Pennsylvania gradually pulled
away from the cadets and nnally ,rDs.-
ed the line "ne boat length and a half
ahead. the time being 10 minutes - q.
seconds. Nays time Mas lp D.
In the second rae between the Penn
sylvania freshmen AMI tn" cadets .sg-
oha crew tA, IN ldi., won out Iu
this rae. the cadet. took th. I.-tI a.,
the start both D.'Na fpWlu- tnlrfS-slN
to the minute NHVy Increased th,
stroke uD i1 forty Jui crossed she finish
line two ana rnu-aIlt .rgEtI- ahead %
the Quaker Tn, niirit iifEr WAS
Navy. SIC, Pennsylvania. Nla
The evening world., 1902-04-28
CLARK MONEY MAY
co TO CLAIMANTS.
LITTLE OF RACE-TRACK FUND
IN SIGHT FOR WIDOW.
Court Fight over Transfer Of Cash
Not Yet settied-Mnny Claim.
Are Filed.


WHITE PLAINS. y Y. April IS
There were more arguments before Jus
ticc Keosn in the Supreme Court at
White Pains to-day. over the question
ns 10 where the surplus money derived
from the sale o. the Empire city Race
Track should be placed. pending It's dis
tributlon among the widow and credit
rrs on a,coun; Of the large number Of
liens fl!ed
II j. now doubtful u Mrs Mary :
CLARK. the widow 81 william II clark.
Will deriv" very nuCh ,Or the support
and education Of herself and children.
Charles u Hyde. of RraokIyn, has
been appointed referee to decide upon
the claims made against the estate Iae
surplus. after paying on the mortgage.
amounts to abou; Sl2] 80. but there
are claims FOR nearly twice that sum.
and Surrogate S!lkman. IN his argument
FOR the transfer o. the money from the
hands ~ County Treasurer Carpenter
OF Wcstchcster. 10 the Surrogate OF New
YORK. said that the claimants would
probably only ret few cents on "A
dollar. ES-CorporatiDn Counsel James
VI Hunt. OF Yonkers who represents
many of the lIeuorS. opposed the trans
fer He said that there would have t.
be too many fees paid and that would
cut into the :uni. justice k.ogh took
the papers.
The evening world., 1902-04-28
JOE ULLMAN NOW
A TURF BROKER.
B00KMAKER OPENS AN OF.
FlCE IN MARYLAND.
Has Future hooks on brooklyn
and Suburban and VIII Accept
wsE-rs on Current Events.

Joe tllman. tho wcll-known book.
maker. Is now 4 tur. broker His ONCE
IS located dt Chesapeake, Reach MARY
Land ami There hc viii accept wagcrs
ON current racing events by telegraph.
telephone or letter
Future books on the Brooklyn and
suburban hIndicaps have been opened BY
tllman. and thos. desiring 10 make
events can do So
His latest quotations on ,acso races is
az follows:
The SIburhab Handicap 90 p, rla ., sAecrs-
h-ii baE June N-Aiv.bc. Glhri. Is Airt
s-hsrs. a. Ncsao. 20 Al Go!i lv, A-i.a. 2S
A.s'eso-. N. Auio!!gh, 50. nillyAo5 n,y. 20.
nlnas,ar. . nsrun rcppsr - ia. 20, ~.
iils U"r' 81: nlsss u. Blnal5srt. l.. Bfissh e.
p 'a'uuar!', IA. Chilton. . Cout-ai 50. piI.
feline. ~ Dublin, % Elkhorn, ~ Flyias Tor.
?cio l"i FiJ-hsel. ~ carry Hermann. 2j.
Grit Heels. L. cold seeker. 20. Hsaa. Is Her.
hs'i. u HornAnIo = III, EmiH'1e. 80
ksa.Grl. y" k-y note. - Liiy Shrrr 20 Ms.
NsskiH, 90 Mls-hisVou,, lo' N5a1sflph 90
Nuuh.rn sta 10 Ior Paul . P.areeos'. %
Port R'gIl 90 Re.aa. 90, Roeh.mr'~7 -. s.di,
l.i sINs-iAlS 10. n, shooter. % slip.
thr'. lc Tea cand'os. ~. The Haymer 3o:
roLi,, 80. rrisssr. - wate.rolor, 5. w.,.reur,.
~ Wealth. 90 wiihr-, lo0.
The Brooklyn HAH..4p. 20 Hs run a, Graves.
end. Ma GI-AI,anre Gu,ri lj Nlc-i1. y
A.ri ssa~s. ~. Al,iEs -. Al cod. 100 Ar.
ugso-, % Auihu,at :. nsnh'tAr -. bIra
r-pp,r - nl.eA Fa, % u.as. 8 Boaala.rt.
l.. Hrs'icf =, u4ra4a.l-. 20. rSNiaf 81.
cai!iaa. - contend. il E.Aaarn 90. EniaIaass
b.. aHt ~. %
The evening world., 1902-04-28
THE TURF.

James n Hassin. whose $50 90 residence
IN tn, h.,r oi hi, Esnsaiort breeding ,,4I L,,
Just h-sa eamolstsd. IL at Lexington to .up-r.
Intend tAs furnishing Of the palace and III,
work siII bssln to-day, Several rsrInsIa Of
iarnttur. ar- iue from tho Fast anl -v.v..
Ih!as VIII bs arranged under MF. nssgE's rsr.
.onAl direction.
Grew u Morri. ha, ,sn California and 10
as sy East. lie expects 10 arrive a,
Morris Para about next Thgrtiay With a ionx
string. some q which are worth consideration.
> Grant Lyman Ia EAid 10 b- bi, d,sgu,ted
With hi To- af horiss. and contemplate, a s,le
q; Morris Park .! all hut Examiner. Mr.. Lyman
wants stake hortes.
\ contract has been signed for more Improve.
m-n's Al Washington. I, I. siil that s.2.Go0
viii bs spen, In reeonstrustins the trssk proper
" make u much faster and safer.
The evening world., 1902-04-28

BRONX ZOO DEER
BATTLES HUNTERS.
CLEARS NINE-f00T FENCES
AND ElUDES PURSUERS.
Crowd Chase the Deer Up and
Down the Harlem aud Across
Ogden Estate.

Persons sportiycly inclined are advised
that there Is deer hunting In the bos-
ouxh os the Bronx 4 large blond deer
escaped from the Bronx Park 200 y.'-
tsrday evening skipped bhthely across
the borough. soaring late travellers md
located himself In the Washington
Bridge section. Crowds of por~pr.n-
sportSmen have been chasing the docf
up and down the Harlem River al dhy
but at hast advice :he game was safe
Up tn last November the deer was fHc
property OF Frederick camp. who has
fine estate IN ogden avenue. near Berke-
ley Oval. He presented N" deer io
Bronx Park 200 because the animal WIS
getting fierce and manifested disPo-
sitson 20 eat small children.
The deer was seen at ogden avenue
near Washington Bridge LAT night and
again this morning a. o'clock WlTr
miikman chased the animal over nine
foot wall onto the ogden 'Siai" supt.
Ramsey. OF the Ogden estate. llsc'F
ured the animal AZ 10 o'clock this morn
Ing and organized hunt
Sine-foot fences We're cleared oy the
deer without an EFFORT. From tho Os
den estate he went o. tine Lrtr estate
where he was Coruertd Drsr TO = r"-
tanning wall twenty frc' Ai-h. The
deer lcaped a sisfpoi fence ana went
down shc twenty fee. 'u the grass
ALONGSIDE the railroad track wish The
ease OF bird At Morris Dock b" dis
appeared from IN" view pt Ia" Two
score who were hunting him. md an
hour later turned up again n the og
den estate. Chased from there be cir
cled around through the eastern sc ton
OF the Bronx. hiding ~ vii IN the
woods. Policemen = the HiEh Bridge
station are talking of orEsriZlrg a reg
uiar hunt with doF-. horses iai gun.
The evening world., 1902-04-28
OLD RACE-TRACK
SUIT IS ON AGAIN.
FROST CLAIMS $4,000 FROM
JOCKEY CLUB.
Growing out of Arrest Ten
Years Ago.

Joseph " Frost is sceklng $4,000
damages from Robert Pinkcrton aud
the Brooklyn Jockey club for false ar
rest The cas-" is now on trial before
Justice Clark and n jury in the supreme
Court
The suit grows out OF the war between
the race-track men aud the pool-ro pms
ten years ago
The jockey club attempted - cnforc"
rule forhiddin= any one from leaving
the grounds before The race. wcse over.
ana 'lrhiiilnS AIRY one 80 give lnf,rrnn-
ton about what they haG learned u the
racing chanc.s On IN" track
Frost. wan Is Washington electrical
inventor. was %ith patty o. men and
women m a carriage. H. had an electric
liEht device with which he sisual!'d in
formation to persons stationed outside
IN" track nt Graycs.nI on" day In De-
ccmb.r. lss!. lie says he was doing 1t
~ al agent Il a tclcEr7 ah company.
The PinkcT;ons Mere employed by the
Jockey club "a poIic, the track. Boo
pink-rtpn and two of his men arrested
Frost and MS Garty Frost says they
roughly u-rd him He MAS acid for
rial oy Justice Kenneth Sutherland. Of
Sutherland committed an elderly
woman pf the party on a calrge uf
1isprderly conduct Frbst's wifi. was
also In 'ladcd "a the arrest
several sIlts tpr damages followed.
i,ii q; $50 ms " Vas set set is,de St on r'' a
trcinlcallty and A new trial ordered.
The evening world., 1902-04-28

fiiih that h" has publicly proc aimed
him as tn" prospective winner %; the
American b"rIN
II Z. Wilson. =. has piNi"lin.. AMI
Fred WSlhaum. tAnuEh In Europe Will
nave SmaEi S.' sent ~ thu post Against
ihiS formidable array II thrc"- y, 1r- old p
IN" older division may fIru'+h Roe
hampton one u the fastest miller. seen
asi season He l. in ~ iis usurls. not
an excess ~ weight In view Of his
public performances
Frank Farrell has RiIc-. bonniberi
and tpl. pa6i,n to represent him all
ri, them speedy az tho distance Brig
adler NAV carry August NrlTonts coll
o-s. and hs d. very flFt miller.
But Z j. an very much clpuiei at
the present time. and the workouts fhs
week viii tell he story. At the Iecsent
lime the chances seem IN favor o. n
thrce-yctr-old capturing tho prize.
II ought to be- one ~ the best Metro
uolitdus ever seen. There has never be-
fore been such an interesting class Of
entries. and n is only To- h. housi that
tho" will he good weather ard fas'
track
The evening world., 1902-04-28

tracks.
1. be has ~ hay" n course made TO
rrl.r he t. mot n.t.h This i. u,,
making PIr'.ci'arly Z YANKEE. hut ~
h'fS"s IN genera other good tIs'c-
ftar-olls thai tr' !ikc'y to face the
starter ~" william g Wh!;n-yS Biue
cir. the best twn-veHr old Hlly ~ last
wear. barring Endurance by Right.
"hirn j. now IN the same string
Whether Blge Girl T. being pointed
T., his stake or not IL 4 quest IN Mr.
Nhltn"y also can rely ON King Han
over and Smoke II Is very likely that
81" latter T!!l he the choice OF the
stable She Is very forward and worked
N''l enough f"w days .t-i to make A
rpns"rvatiNc trainer Ike J ~ Rogers
crc aim: sac viii win the Mstropo'i-
ian Th'5e ar" better things In store
tur the three -yenr-alds
Green n. Morris has D good pair OF
c"-yenr-olds In Oh Engl1nd ana SOM
zero The former IN particular l. re-
sardri very swectly by those who saw
nim IN Frisco last winter Then there
l~ NrF'nnL tho snr ~ Tampl ghtcr. IN
whom NJ FoathcrStnnc has 50 MUGS
The evening world., 1902-04-28

DIG went Ut IA. y,a- o. was originally
= race a. mile and pvart"r Then
wHs eIt down 80 mile aHi 'ar-
Iorg Severn. y.,rs ago 'I" 'stare'
war Further reduced hv q 'gr'ous
These Shr!rk,S's were caused hy 'h'
mot 'nn' uDrs~unu could no. get their
thorough ready f"r q hrUising rae"
over q ii.tanr" % ground 80 carlF In
,-r year There wos lack ~ entries
and lack - interest VI Noeri~ hoped
20 make :, rank with The Brooklyn ani
Suburban. bat l' has never been 80 con-
a. I,rod ay IN" public
hut ~ mile 1t mas become very
interesting event f7r ;he reason that
many thrcc-vcn- ar" sent 'r tar
pr.y, and the weights Civ" them an
excellent chance which they would not
have nt a milo and qnni"-
1. Af,ccn horses :, 90 the po~t IN IN"
The evening world., 1902-04-28
| lAJOIE MUST Jump" BACK
OR QUIT PLAYING BALL.
Philadelphia Court Permanently Restraints Hum
from Appearing with American League CLUB.

PHILADELPHIA April .S-Cour' Z
Cannon P.s1s to-day grated 4 per-.
p"tuhl Injunction against Second Blse-
maa i.aJpis and Pitchers Beruhari aut
Frazer restraining them from playing
with any baseball club other than tho
Philadelphia National League Club
Court = Nas nIlcd with gret,
gathering - baseball fan. Tn. Pr.....
DENTS ~ m" rival League clubs were rr
h'Hd 's"'h"r with their f.'.u4. .f
"EnI advisers. Whiir Prcsii. lent Ban
Johns"n. of the American League. was
in curt 10 watch DUi far ta. iu-
ter-Sts Of his Organization A.
r'pn ~ the court Was opened
Colonel Rogers began the proc..d!ng.
The evening world., 1902-04-28
RESULTS AT LAKESIDE.

RNoE TRACK. LAKESIDE. Npr, =
'rr. rl..f scheduled 20 De run here
ta-Iry resulted ~ follows
F.--' Race -Four ami pne-half 'uf
'nm-s Won uy AErr. Mack tu uuI
'H 'n Gusls tp t1r pla -. ms
s'.lnl North Pole third rtmc-o u 4;
'..Ha Rae quarter. of
mi. Won hE Hayden. 10 Jnd 20
p. fr''pr.'gs. even 'u- place. was s-e-
.El L.g. th.rl Tim ll7.-j
fHEH Etyn 'Un NIL, a snycn,,
ris Won p' E'"ru". even and put
i'.t I.U o. ! frr nluu,. N.t. s"ro1 3
.li h"rE v Fpu,tmar third TtMr
% t.l
fHa-'H Rae Il and q half rurlonEs
N rr t Far'N'r W,utkrr tn I aud 2
g. : \ltHnuium. uIt fur p!l - second
Pyrrln third Timo = 3-j
The evening world., 1902-04-28
H( EHINENCE

Metropolitan th. s''N. 81 have value
-pWcih3's I $3.50" H IH.
TH~ , a y.rl 1mf rtt1 .Hr g.. ia.
WINNER 20 s,y nothing rr 'na E.-s fIa'
mes with 'hc winning ~ ihe hrr.
Hig ",'.' y the .nar
n s.. , h' carl, 20 speak o' auv p,
she candidates with any degree Of vcr-
'Hiu TH,y are i a varlugs stages
u preparation Sowe are ready 90 gu
to %" .ns' Others need or. or 'wn
works 'H key them up 20 the racing
point Talrsdny therefore. wi. he a
very ln'"rcs"uE liy a. Wcstrhcs,cr
TNe can iIlitas HlG then Doe asked ;hc
hnii question II the dsy Is clear and
tho track good o fiirly ruritc line
vii Ho obtained hv m, crowd " track
watchers VINO will clock the thorough
ts~is every 'urlnug II tho route
The three yoar-p.ds all %, watched
The evening world., 1902-04-28

hy nlins an nm.niet hill to the original
one and requeS'ed that " nc plac"i On
record The answer ~ Lajnie 20 20"
amended bill vas then f"ad los william
Jas Turner which VAS a general denial
pf all the allegations Exception was
taken to several sections ~ the Ienial.
ami i' ~. decided 20 'akr them NJ IN
the order they were offered Colonel
Rogers proved the serving Of motto"
us m" renewal II contract covering
the wear l'"..
The iefcnsc did not call any wit
ucss"- hut crnteut"t themselves with
th" Lijpi- statement pf general icnial.
Each specification was argued and de
nioI by the court.
The evening world., 1902-04-28
CYCLE SCORCHERS NABBED.
siS S"unp Wen. Arrested for Fast
HidtnE. Leave Hia..- ~ security.

SIX Young mon on bios .l's were wh'r,-
Is lipHg Eighth avenue ~ one Hun
i',d and Tenth street "u sunday spIIs
Al high rate u speed and We're at.
rested
\, the West one hundred and Tw.n.
ty-nfih street Station-House they de.
srri1cd themselves A. David Formn.
twenty uf NJ rs First avenue. Ben!a-
min Gngdskshcstcr tw"nty. OF No ~
East Fourth street; Israel Japh.t. nine
,eau. OF 80 u. Clinton street Ia2OD
BarAer. uincie. %. 90: No q East Fourth
street. Michael Freedman, twcnty-thrcc.
p. No p East THrd street. aud Abfa-
ham Goodman of No ~ Nest one Hun
4r,I and Eighteenth street
They LEFT their blcy.!cs .is assurance
roG thcir appearance" In court.
The evening world., 1902-04-28
TERRY MATCHES HIS MARE.
Miss Eirnno, 4" lie Raced AEnInst
Truxon On brooklyn Speedway.

Terry MrGpvorus mare. M.Ss Eleanor
- lsrD waa beaten again nn the Brook
Iyn speedway. the honor going to Matt
pIrr-L With Mis- PAGER TruNton (?31i.J
The defeat Was more than the little
nsa,,r could endure, and. running up to
Bedford. he offered to bet him 500 that
hr could beat his PAGER with Miss
Eleanor.
Bol:prd refused at Arst, but rs Terry
Mas ~ iusistent nc finally accepted tho
of"r ANA the race will take place mex,
sunday
The evening world., 1902-04-28
BIG FIGHTERS TO
ARGUE THIS WEEK.
FITZ AND JEFF MAY DECIDE
ON BATTLE-GROUND.
I,o. Angelo. Gibbs OHer of ~ Per
Cent. One of Two hid. which
Have Bren Received.

The selection o. the battle-ground for
,hc championship night between jim
JeTr!es and Bob Flizeimmons viii be
decided on IS the pusi.lsts this week
I: the men accept tla largest urer then
the contpS: Wi. be decided before the
Century \ G.. ot Los Angeles. which
offered 20 per cent - the gross receipts.
That on.r Is one ot the only two bids
received So far The other comes from
the san francisco A e. which ou,rs
20 per cent Of the gross receipts
The evening world., 1902-04-28
PRIZE FIGHT BROKEN UP.
Proved Wrong Name for
ImaiIi.ts To Cnnlnrc With.

There sT- Twelve hats, two sweaters
and an assortment OF g,ovcs. towels
Ard other things used by prize lighters,
at the Ions Island city Police Station.
which thr owners may hav. II they
viii call. They may be forced to give
testimony II they do
pt.ectlv. Sergeant Graham saw 4
crowd ~ mon at midnight enter \
formerly occupied b, ,hs John T. Grady
Democrats, CLUB. He asked TO he ad-
mlttcd and all the men rushed for win
dows and escaped. who were TO night
Ia not known.