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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

Il J Morris. Dentist, Marion.
II II Sayrc i. In 81 I,oui. ,hi.
vo,k.
W .. SHOEMAKER &. attending
the Fair
Me. Dora S,opll lcit Tuesday
iur ~ Louis.
W T.. Adam. l. attending the
World. Fair.
Jno. Cochron left Tuesday for the
World. Fair
l.. T.. Hard, II Frances, wa
here Saturday
Leonard Brewster, II Carr,yillc,
was here Friday
". Il. Butler and wife .pnt
sunday IN salem.
Ms Mary Belle Maxwell /. in
raiuah this WEEK
Gu. Taylor and wife were in
Evansville Tuesday.
Mr. John llcli. II Sheridan, 10,
TUESDAY iof - Louis
J r. McAicc anil wife left Mon.
day jo attend the Fair
" Champion. 81 lola, Wa. q
pleasant caller Monday.
Dr. J. y Twld. II Fw,louia,
v,. n the city Monday
Mr. Peter Shoemaker 3. in -.
lnui. attending the Fair.
Mis-. Carrie Muort III, Monday lo
attend the World Fair.
= T. and Mi. pom Marble lril
Tuesday a. attend the Fair
H. L. Burkluv. ut rm,kuyyyillr,
ollrl at this unio Monday
Mr. lucs Newly !. m ~ L,ui.
ihr week attending the fair
,sar ri,rcy. II Salem. lrn
Tuesday iur che World. Fair.
Doo. Whit. Il Fmuc-, returned
SATURDAY ium the World. Fair.
Mr. lu.ph lliua. II S,uW.. !.
i's gn,.i u hyr -,n. &. y llma.
Mr. ". e. Camslau !. visiting
raliv buj iuruj. iu l,arkurl
Mis- Mabel Ninucr aud hroibyr,
E,,ri, ate m -. Louis attending
iH Fair
J. u. Ircch aud wife. " puuo.
i"n, visited John Wilson and wife
Monday.
br Chas. Ma-oncup aud NJ. NJ.
Fowler, II Lola. rallcl At this
"lli,c Monday.
Mr. Jim l0wcry, II fp,lonia,
visited Mn. ]. ". Guoll,r the
! irt u the week.
Rev. Z. r. Montgomery, u Ella.
slhlovn, H.. was hcU Tuesday
'i Wednesday.
Hear BcH Mauhall, King II
Rpgh Makers opera House
Rrslay. oC,cl-r ~. Prics ~,
NJ 10.
The evening world., 1904-05-12
SULL|VAN-T|PMAN
BOUT NEXT FRIDAY

The boxing contest between Kid Sui
Ivan, OF Washington. and Joe Tipman,
OF Baltimore, which vas scheduled for
last Friday night and postponed on ac-
count of the injury to Sullivan's hand
received In his bout with Eddie Han
Ion, will take place next Friday night
before the Eureka Athletic and Social
Club. of Baltimore.
Sullivan has advised the directors OF
the Eureka Club that the injured hand
is all right now, n that he will full
I'll his part of the contract on Fri
day, night. He is training faithfully for
the contest at his private quarters in
the Capital City.
Tipman Is in prime condition, as he
had trained up to the minute for his
contest with stein. which was called
feet.
Gus Rubin. the Akron giant, and
Marvin Hart. tho he~avV-weiEht,
who Will do battle before the Eureka
Club May 20. are manifesting n great
Interest In the Sullivan-Tipman bout.
Rubin arrived Thursday afternoon md
has already established training quar-
ters at Catonville. Rubin in the few
days that he has been in Baltimore
bit Of THAR roar work together. Tin
man is elated over the fact that he
VIII have a nance to work with the
thereby. "
The evening world., 1904-05-12
tsp.c,a, To The Evening World,

= MORRIS PARK, N, Y. May 1.-THE
exercises were conducted at turf head
quarters his morning, with fair weather
and a fast track as conditions. There
were many racers shown. The speed
was good, and the many experts present
had a pleasant and instructive morning
OF It. 1'hc most notable workouts Of the
morning were as follows:
MONTRESSoN-onc mile in Las. hand
lily; 4. Il. Elealy, trainer.
BRYN NIAWR-One mile In 1.f1 II,
handily. going with Nontresson; W
T.. Presgravr, trainer. They are poth
eligibles for the Withers. TO be run
/ on Saturday. and this was tneir ma
work for the event
CARELESS-Six furlongs in 1.21 l-5.
easily; James Rowe, trainer.
HURST PARK Five furlongs in Los,
breeding: James Rowe. trainer.
STALWAKT-One mile in 1.46. gallop-
ing; w. Shields, trainer; workout for
the Withers.
acknowledgements in OF. breez-
ing; w. Shields. trainer.
1fINEOLA-Seven furlongs in 1.3f IL,
handily: j. w. Rogers. trainer.
lRELIABLE-One-quarter in 0.2S. breeZ-
ing; ]. w. Rogers. trainer.
'GRAZIOLLA-Mile and n quarter in
2.26. galloping: f. Hanna trainer.
The evening world., 1904-05-12
|VER LAWSON BACK,
IS $4,000 AHEAD

After a seven months s~ojourn In Aus
tralia, where he won more than $4,000
in cycle racing, Iven Lawson. the
speedy meber OF the Columbia team,
has returned to New York and Is noy
training at Vailsburg. with Il view Of
~supplanting Kramer as the champion
this year. It will DO remembered that
last season the pair were tied for hon
ors until the last meet OF the Grand
Circuit. Although admitting Kra.ner's
great speed. Lawson is confident that
this year the New Jersey lad will have
10 take second place.
at is all true about the big crowds
and the big money in Australia" a
lawson. AT one meeting there were
5000 people in attendance. n the gate
receipts were over $4,000. There are
twenty-five tracks in operation. The
only grass track is at Melbourne. The
Sydney wal Is q third-mile cement ar
fair. While in Australia 1 succeeded In
lowering Kramer's half-mile record of
~ rs seconds by. covering the distance
in a is seconds"
While in the antipodes with McFar-
land. Major Taylor, Stevens m Down.
ing, Lawson added materially to his
bank account. bringing home over $l0.-
900. OF this sum about $1,000 was won
in actual races. while the remainder
was for appearance at the various
tracks. Mcfarland did almos as well.
while Major Taylor had a guarantee Of
sic, o0 for the season.
The evening world., 1904-05-12
IN THE ROPED ARENA .

OF Joe Cans. has been trying to get
Cans and Britt to meet and settle
the much-mooted question, but James
Il. Britt, sr.. father to James Edward,
has spoken, and what he said leaves
no room TO doubt that his fighting
tho rings
Britt. ST.. says he will cut his son
James off the family map IL he enters
a ring to fight n colored man, and 1t
Is hardly probable that the little cham
pion Will 20 against his fathers wishes.
Several years & Jimmy promised
his mother that he would never fight
II man but of his own color.
Buddy Ryan and Jimmy Gardner.
who recently fought a terrific battle
ct Battery p Chicago. will furnish
the wind-up at the waverly Club next
Monday night. and both are in vigor-
Gus training. Their previous struggle
was one of the fastest and prettiest
ever seen In an arena. For foul rounds
Gardner -peppered Ryan mercilessIy
had Buddy reeling again and again,
and seemed to have an immense mar
gin of points. In the last two rounds
Ryan made a determined stand, and
fought 70 savagely that he was
awarded n draw. Both sides expressed
much dissatisfaction over tho decision.
and every club in Chicago has since
been bidding for a return match be-
tween the light-weightg, and the
Waverly secured them only after keen
competition.
The evening world., 1904-05-12
Especial to The Evening World,

@"N fNA'H u
GRAvEsEND. May 12.-clear. bright
weather prevailed at the course this
morning during the g~alloping hours.
The trainers and racers made their ap-
pearance 1T an early hour. There were
a number OF racers shown and the
scene during the workouts was a busy
one,
The most notable move OF the morn
ing was done by L. z. Smathers's Nc
Chesney. who was sent TO a mile and
an eighth gallop. reaching the half In
OBJ. the six %furlongs In Liz LIZ, and the
milo In LAG rs, and galloplng tho mile
and an eighth in 2 minutes. The great
horse was hard held all tho way. and
had It been wanted he could have gone
much faster.
The Hamilton Stables racer Africander
was sent to q mile and a quarter gall
lop. Tho Star Ruby horse reeld of the
distance under a strong pull In 2lL.
Jockey Trubel. who had the leg up. was
busy all on tho Journey keeping tho
f~our-year-old in restraint.
Gambling was sent to a schooling OF
the full steeplechase course and nego-
tiated every obstacle without a bobble,
water jump and all.
Those TO receive workouts were:
SUN GoLD-one mile and an eighth In
2GS, handily; w. Barrick. trainer.
MMEEklN-One mile In Las. easily:
w: Barrlck, trainer.
EAST KELSTON-One mile in 1.b3,
breeding: 7. knight, trainer.
GRAND COMMANDER-Four furlongs
In 0.5i. gnlloping: S. Doggett, trainer.
SODA .WATER-A half-mile In O.52,
easily: c. Tartar, trainer.
handIly: j.. Taylor, trainer.
SCOTCH THISTLE-one mile in 1.b6,
breezing: J. Kelly. trainer.
LA. GRECQUE-Four furlongs in 0.63.
handily: V. Holler. trainer.
ROEHAMPTON-Six furlongs In LIS,
galloping: II. Mason, trainer.
ADMINISTRATIONS mile in LEO, gallop-
Ing: A. thinner. trainer.
ALLAN-Three-quarters in LII. breez-
ing. A. thinner. trainer.
ToNNEAu.Five furlongs In LOG, hand
lily; D.. Miller. trainer.
WOTAN-Fiye furlongs In 1oS, gallop-
ing: D. Miller. trainer.
HERMIS-Was sent to q strong gallop.
JAMES V.-Three-quarters In LBS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In o.so.
easily: ]. Goldsborough. trainer,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In 0.SS. hand
The evening world., 1904-05-12
CHAMPIONS
N0WPLAYPOSSUM
Hiugh Duffy Makes an Ugly
I Charge Against the Pirates
Which Is Laughed At by Fans
and Players.

Manager Hugh Duffy. of the Phlla-
helphia team, has started something OF
y sensation by declaring that the Pitts
burg team. three times a pennant win
ner. Is playing possum AMI laying down.
no as to make a race later in the sea-
son. He made a statement after his
team had trimmed the Pirates twice and
further expressed himself that the
champion car not only win about when
they please. but in spite OF their bad
start this year would win the pennant
again.
TALK about Pittsburg having a poor
team this year." said Dufry: at Is the
same campion team this year that II
was last. ] think II a beat almost
any team in the country, and II Is
mighty queer that II has lost so many
games this year. It Is my opinion that
~ Is playing possum n will win its
Fourth pennant this year.
The opinion Is not given much cred
ence. and Barney Dreyfuss says that II
was so absurd that II was not worth a
reply. Those who know a thing or two
about baseball say. that there Is not
only no logical motive for such an ac-
tiUn, but that II would be impossible Of
execution on account OF the large NUM-
per OF. players that would have 10 be
faken into the deal.
The evening world., 1904-05-12
FUTURE BOOKS ON RACES.

The O'Learv future books on the
Brt oklyn, Suburban n Worlds Fair
Handicaps n the American Derby are
oil getting steady plays, the public
Keeping shy of guesses and playing only
those which at this time give evidence Of
starting in the big races. O'Leary has
made McChesney, Irish a and Afrl-
cander equal favorites at 5 TO l for the
BROOKLYN. and all OF these show follow
fag. Hurstbourne, Acetuli, Claude, GREY
Friar. Stalwart and Orthodox. too, have
been backed. though not heavily. There
50 a small play on James r. Keene's
Careless at 20 TO !. and some money is
coming In on Ostrich.
In the American Derby but hve
changes have been made since the last
duotations were issued. A~greshIre.
fnder a play from Chi ago. has been cut
rom 2cs to 100 to /. Schulte's Rats
y snt UP from 60 to 10, and Bombardier
has gone to 60. Divlnation was hunched
from % to $50; Highball from IL ba :
been raised TO Is to /, and Jocind FROM
= 10 80. Bearcatcher, at q To !, Nm
been played by the California friends 81
the Ferguson colt, and quite a hi
"agered or English Lad. I'D TYerney
Viewer King and Jocund. The ionr
SHOTS are being played In q small wax
=H any number OF tickets calm ~.
.Hnk rolls against shoestrings haye
~ Htt~@rAs hrteNNAstfH .tsNaH t.Ha.
The evening world., 1904-05-12
M'CHESNEY GIVEN MORE
WORK AT GRAVESEND

ily;, J: Goldsborough. trainer.
MALDEN--seven %furlongs in 1876. breez-
Ing: W. McGIbncy. trainer.
JACK @ LANTERN.,Seyen furlongs in
SCOHARlE-One mile In LEO, handily
j. Neumeyer. trainer.
PENTAUR-One mile in 1.50. handily;
j, Ncumeyer, trainer.
GEN. ROBERTS - Three = eighths in
08 1.2. handily; w. Fisher, trainer.
PosSESsIoN-One mile in l.47, easily;
C.'Oxx. trainer.
LIMERIGkIA half mile in oA1-a.
RAINATTTT-A half mile in o.a1-2.
breeding; D. Miller, trainer.
LEoNIDAs-one mile in 1.4s 3-5. hand
KING C~oLE-Four furlongs in o.5l.
FAIRY DRNCE-X half mile in o.5s 1-2.
easilyi s. Doggett, trainer,
coURTENAY-one mile in I.57. breez-
ing: ]. Goldsborough, trainer.
KRIsHN1AwFiyc f%urlongs In LOG,
COLLECTOR JEssUP-Tlve f~urlongs
in los. handily: ]. Noumeyer. train
EucHRE,A hnlt mile in o.5s. breezins;
0is, easily; f., Graves, trainer.
APRIL SHOWER-Three-quarters In
~; breozing; j. GoldSboroush'
DINAH sHAD-seven ~furlongs in Ia,
breeding; T.. Graves, trainer.
SHOT GUN-Three-quarters In lib,
handily: w. Jennings. trainer.
r. T.. SHAWN half-mile in 0.b3. easily;
w. Fisher. trainer.
ROSTAND-One and one-eight miles IN
zoo breezing: @. Cornell. trainer.
STAMPING GROUND-Four furlongs
In O56. R%alloping: G. Cornell. t.rainsrr'
BLACK PRINCE-Five-eighths In LIZ
breezing; W. Timmons. trainer.
In liz. oreez-
ing: W. Timmons, trainer.
PETIT DUC-A half-mile. In H1--
handlly: II. Mason, trainer.
PUCK-Four furlongs in 0.50 LIZ, nan
Oily: II. Mason. trainer.
SAILOR BOY-Five-eiRhths In l.oI'
breczIng; d. Carter. trainer
In LOT, breeZ-
ing; u. Carter. trainer.
LORILLARD-One mile In 1,bo. gallop-
ing: d. Carter. trainer.
RARE MTSIC-Flve furlongs IN l.oS,
hnndily; J. Hcnley. trainer.
LA BELLE GATIEN-Five furlongs IN
1,04. galloping: J. Hea'ey, trainer.
SYLVANIA-FIye furlongs In l.Oi. ham
div; ]. Healey. trainer.
ONCTNA-Five furlongs In 1.07. breez-
ing: ]. Healey, trainer. .
PRINCESS IRMA-Five furlongs In
1.07. breezing; j. Healey. trainer.
The evening world., 1904-05-12

Oscar Gardner. who has been aching
to get back in the ring, has finally got
on a match. and the once game little
fighter Is due to be seen in the squared
circle before another month has gone
by. Hatch Smith. the Omaha feather.
will be Oscars opponent. They Will
battle fifteen rounds.
Frankie Nell. the champion bantam
weight of the world, has arrived in
Chicago. He boxes Moore there on
May %. He will also take on n
other good man he can get, and may
meet Hughey McGovern in St Louis
next month.
Joe woodman. manager OF Sam Lang
ford, says he has signed articles to
fight Langford against Joe Gan at
Baltimore May 2S. The articles call for
tho men to weigh In ut 1876 pounds at
the ring side. They Will o at the
Eureka Club. On May II, at the Nom
pareil Club. Baltimore. Langford will
meet kid" Critic in a fifteen-round
Joe Cans, the legitimate lightweight
champion OF the world, will never meet
Britt, tho white lightweight
in n ring encounter.
For some time AL HEREFORD. manager
The evening world., 1904-05-12
LARK|NS KNOCKED
OUT IN PRIVATE co

More than enc hundred spectators wit
messed n prize fight early yesterday
morning in n stable In the neighborhood
OF Kings Highway. in the Gravesend
section of BROOKLYN. 1t was between
Jack Larkins and Andy Costello. whose
pugiliStic abilities have been discussed
for several weeks by their friends In
the Eighth Ward OF Brooklyn, and it
was fought to n finish. Costello knocked
Larkins out in the eighth round. 1t
was first planned to hold the fight Tues
day night in Il place in the vicinity OF
Seventh ven and Slxty-elghth street.
Bay Ridge. but friends OF the puglnsts,
fearing to meet with police interference,
as they did a week ago, decided In the
afternoon to go to Gravesend. The fight
was for n purse of 500.
Jack Swartz acted as referee, and
Dennis Callahan and Tommy Michaels
were the seconds. Eight rounds were
fought, the last three being of a fierce
nature. The men. when they made
their in the ring looked in
good condition. and both fought game
" to the end. Each weighed about i2O
pounds.
The evening world., 1904-05-12
ANOTHER TRIAL
FOR CUP RACERS

There will be another trial OF auto
mobiles entered for the International
James Gordon Bennett Cup race. to be
held in Germany. June II. The trial will
take Place Mt the Empire City track
next Thursday. The 20o-mile trial will
be divided into 3o-mile controls. -Four
cars will run thirty miles at q stretch.
Rules which govern the cup race will
prevail.
The trials will be started carly in the
morning and will continue for several
hours. Barney Oldheld with the winton
Bullet .. L. p. Mooera with his two
Peerless racers. and Walter ChrlstyA
with his novel racer or his own con-
strrction, win DO the contestants. Pro-
viding the cars OF n of them go
through these trials successfully three
will be selected to represent America in
Germany.
Mooers will not drive his own car, but
has not as yet selected a driver. Chris
tie will drive his own car. Only the
.promirent club members and press rep
r~esentetives will be permitted to see the
trial tegiAA
The evening world., 1904-05-12
MOTORCYCLE HILL
CLIMBING CONTEST

The scene OF the New York Motor
cycle Clubs open hill climbing contest
on May 80 finally has been selected and
the necessary permit obtained. The
mound" chosen is one OF the s~tiffest,
IL not the ~stifrest. in the city. and is
also one OF the most picturesque and
accessible. To m~otorcyclists 1t is known
as the Fort George Hin. n comprises
portion OF Eleventh avenue Gre
Gently renamed st. Nicholas ~avenue)
running from Dyckman street upward
to One Hundred and Ninetieth street.
The grade is exactly 2.Sl2 feet long.
The first 60 feet has a rise of l per cent,
the next 1900 feet, 10 per cent. In tho
centre and M per cent on the outside
curves, and the last So feet 8 per cent.
The surface OF the last stretch is OF
good ~macadam; the remainder Is OF
Belgian block, in splendid condition,
which will not be affected by rain.
The evening world., 1904-05-12
SCHOOLBOYS IN
DISTANCE RACES

The fact that n relay race for ele-
montarv public schools will be one of
the features of the athletic carnival 10
be held by the Greater New York Irish
A. A. on Decoration Day at Celtic Park.
Long Island City. has created much
enthusiasm among the schoolboys of
Now York and Brooklyn. The race will
be n one-mile affair. and teams will
consist OF eight boys. each boy TO run
800 Yards. Although a big entry list is
assured. he most prominent COMPETE
tors will probably be Public School No.
l03, of Manhattan, and Public School
No. ., of Brooklyn. The team repre-
senting the former school carried off
first hcnors In the public school relay
race at the athletic meet held by the
association last March, defeating the
BROOKLYN school, Is well as a number
of other schools. and thew are conf
dent OF repeating their trick of that
night on Decoration Day.
The evening world., 1904-05-12
TO FORCE BRITT INTO.
MATCH WITH "CORBETT''
Manager. Home from England TO
Sign Articles and to Complete Arrange r
ments for Jeff-Monroe Fight.

IAN 1 ask is that he agree to meet
Corbett' within six months OF the date
OF signing. He can name the weight
and conditions. and IL he really means
1t Then he says he can do 12S pounds
we will make IL worth his while to
fight at tina weight. He must either
sign or ,stop talking. 'Corbett' is his
master and Britt now that fact even
better than j do"
any truth In the rumor that Munros
would not meet Jeffries he said that
the report was sent out before the story
was investigated. "Munroe IL In Hot
Springs. where he has been doing light
training for the past three weeks. and
only this morning / wired him to 70
TO Frisco az once. where training quar-
fers have been engaged for him NJ
Sheehan's Tavern"
The evening world., 1904-05-12
SHARKEY AND PAGER HE'LL DRIVE IN PARA

II. entered and to-day he sports two
first and three second prizes.
Dewey n. is a beautiful big black
with a record OF 2.14 for the mile.
He has hit that pace several times
while Tom was driving. and the
Fourteenth street toniface is OF the
opinion that he can do lac mile in
two seconds less. Tom will be all
dudded up Saturday and his many
friends intend TO be along the line
Of parade to give him a sendoff.
The evening world., 1904-05-12
WITHERS CANDIDATES
WORK AT MORRIS PARK

RAGLAN-One mile In f.47. hand!ly;
q. d. Hill. trainer.
TCRNPIkE-Six furlongs in 1.2i, hand
iy; Luke Tully. trainer.
OAhSMAN-Seven furlongs In 1.33.
easily; Frank Regain. trainer.
OUT OF REACH-Seven furlongs In
Id, handily: Jack Odom, trainer.
PHAON-One. mile and a furlong In
20i. galloplng; w. karrick, trainer
PHASER-SiN furlongs in III. going in
hand, B. Wood. Trainer.
LADY ROHESTA-onc mile in Las,
handily: Fred Burlew. trainer.
TEPEE-SiN furlongs in l.2O handily;
W. T.. Burch. trainer.
HOODWINK-One mile and n furlong
In 2.G. handily: Frank Weir. %trnino-.
CITY BANK-One mile In Ia 1-5,
easily: j. u. Madden, trainer.
JOHN j., AHEARN-Scven furiongs I'm
LBS. handily: Fred Miller, trainer.
DELHI-Onc mile and n furlong In l.f9.
handily. James Rowe, trainer. Trial
for the Withers.
CONJUROR-One mile In 80, gallop-
ing: II. Tucker. trainer.
The evening world., 1904-05-12

Harry Pollok, manager OF young
Corbett." has arrived in town from Eng
land, where he left the little Denver
lite. Pollok is here to complete arrange
mcuts for the Munroe-Jenries fight and
to try to get Jimmy Britt to agree to
box "Corbett" again.
II understand" said Pollok, that
Britt has made repeated statements
that he will box 'Corbett' before any
body else. 1t is my opinion that Britt
is four-nushinG and has no intention
to cross arms again with 'Corbett.'
The beating he received and his being
so fortunate as to receive an unfair
decision has satisfied him. I intend to
call on him and will take along a set
OF articles.
The evening world., 1904-05-12
OWNER FINED ON
ST. LOUIS TRACK

When Nose Goidbiatt's colt Rafniand
failed to land tho Mound City Derby
at Delrpar Park Saturday he complained
to Judge Murphy tina Troxler did no
obey his instructions. The boy. how
ever. secured enough witnesses TO tes-
tify that he did ride Rainland as Gold
blatt had instructed him to. On the
strength of this testimony Judge Muir
ply fined Goldblatt $500 for making
statements which he could not substan-
tate. His friends say he was fortunate
in getting of that easy. Ralnland was
q strong favorite at sven money. He
was apparently overwelghted. and his
stepping into a hole on the stretch turn
lost him second lace. The race was
by Tom Hayes's BuRler.
The evening world., 1904-05-12
OLD DR.. GRINDLE,
hhTTsAEEsSsisS GoiTEAMMlssFE .iN

Under DR.. Grindle's scientific treatment ali
diseases peculiar to men are permanently
cured more quickly, more easily and on moro
moderate terms than by any other advertising
physician. :
Blood poison cured In from 1 TO . months.
Nervous debility in from l to 2 months.
2 weeks. Skin diseases. red spots, ulcera
sore throat and mouth. painful sweilinsS. c,
3 to 80 days. Structure In from 10 to e
Ordinary contracted diseases and drains cured
In. GRINDLB is still at the same ofrce,
IA WEST 18TH ST., ost, 9th ana
n record which no other advertising phyai-
clan. can truthfully claim. Advice freq
The evening world., 1904-05-12

Among the horsemen who will
drive in the Speedway parade ,Satur-
day Will be ION snarkey, the erst-
while champion OF Ireland. Sharkey
is a lover OF trotting horses and
PAGERS and spends much OF his time
on the Harlem Speedway and Brook
lyn Driveway.
Sharkey's fayorite PAGER Is Dewey
H.. which he purchased last year for
$1,000. In the many brushes recently
on the Speedway ION had Dewey
The evening world., 1904-05-12
HERRERA AND LONG in
A"IWENTY.ROUND DRAW

Theatre. Herrera was the favorits and
a lot of money was lost IN his failure
to knock Long out. y
The fight was tame for ak rounds.
but after that It was a good 60. Her
rera being the aggressor. He landed
as often as he wished and never missed
a blow, but seemed to have no steam.
The evening world., 1904-05-12

Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
BUTTE. Mont. May 12.-Aurelio Her
rera got the decision over Louis Long
in a twenty-round fight before the
Montana Athletic Crdo. 1t was the
first fight permitted in the city since
an order against fighting was Issued by
Mayor Mullins ten months ago, and
200 people packed the Broadway
The evening world., 1904-05-12
DUFFY OBJECTS TO
THE NEWSPAPERS

PITTSBURG. Pa, May 12.-Manager
Duffy, since he lost Douglas through
newspaper criticisms. has requested his
players. especially the younger Ones,
to keep their eyes of the baseball
column during the baseball season. In
defense OF his action Duty said:
ers' nerves shattered through news
paper roasts. Then, again. they may
have a good day and their work is
praised to the sky. This Is equally as
bad, for Il makes n case of swelled
head. There are many OF us that can
not stand to be criticised. even justly
and rather than run the chances. of
running young players I have asked
them not to read the papers this sea-
SON."