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o. 6aygaas f0bke, 12,sc COLLARS, Sc. Linen, cambric and cclluloid -- both men's and boys--regular price from rzskc to I5c each.
 5Oc HANDKERCHIEFs, 25c. Pure linen, hemstitched - some are slightly soiled or mussed.
 5c HANDKERCHTEFs, Sc. These are full size cambric handker- chiefs and have colofed borders.
 Soc AND 75c SHIRTS, 25c Negligee and bosom shirts, in light ard dark. colors and white; all sizes in lot
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IS THE HOWE & STETSON STORES
resting Store News for Saturday.
Suit Room News.

Skirts. White pique walking skirts, full gored and Raring. 2.5o value, Saturday. l.95 Walking skirts of brilliantine tucked and kilted effect, 3.e5 value, Saturday, l.95 each Walking skirts of all wool mixtures. four styles, ali kilt effects, positive value 500 and and 7,5o, Saturday, 3.95 Dress skirts of Panama cloth. trimmed with bands of satin and ornaments, usual price 7.5o,
 Saturday, 5.00 each Cloth suits now marked at final prices--S7.o5, 900, 0,I2.50, IS. %, l0. % Splendid bargains among them. Bathing Suits. of granite cluth. collar and trimmings of red with white braid, 50 value.
 Saturday, l.50 each Two. piece Suits of dotted lawn. waist trimmed with col ored piping; skirt full gored and haring. I.So value.
 Saturday, 95c each Childrens Dresses. fine quality white lawn, effectively trimmed with lace. 200 value,
 Saturday. l.25 each kimonos. figured lawn with facing of plain white lawn, 75c value, Saturday, 39c Waists of Japanese silk. with lace insertion and silk fagoting. 2.5o value, Saturday. i.os
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A PERMIT.

A permit was issued yesterday to I. Goldstein for the erection of barn, value $200, at 26 Warren street.
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sAvIN ROCK pHEATER.

sas................ ...........ss. Veruf Finale, "A Princeton Tiger" ..G. Burke
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sAvIN ROCK CONCERT PARK.

Sunday Programme Afternoon and
 Evening-Holt' Concert Band. Prelude, 'The Red Feather .......
 ............. R. Dehoven Overture. "Lutspier' ........ Kelar Bella Morceau, "The Dawn of Love" (by requesO ...... ................ Bendix Cornet Solo, "Addah," .......... Losey
 MT. Chas. Eger. Selection, 'The Tenderfoot,". ,".... Medley Overture, "Superba ... Dalbey xylophone Solo, Concert Polka.
 ................s...... Wm. Stoble NJ. j. L. Sheppard. Grand Selection, I'll Travatore,"
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Mr. Newman is still very active. business man. having just returned from a successful business trip through Canada.
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AT EpwoRTH M. E. CHURCH.

The new pastor Rev. MT. Giffin, will preach both morning and evening. The attendance is increasing and the church
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Women s and Children {
 Vests.

Women's Richelieu ribbed and lace, mercerized and lisle vests. low neck, no sleeves--seconds- worth a5c,
 For ioc each--3 for soc Children's straight ribbed vests, low neck, no sleeves,
 For 12Hc each Boys Shirts. Ribbed bal briggan, high neck, short sleeves; kne~ drawers to notch; worth a5c.
 For ioc each--3 for soc
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BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR soc Made of combed Egyptian yarn. or Sea Island cotton; ribbed shirts, double seated drawers; also have the new blue or white.
 COMBINATION SUITS, 63c. Cotton ribbed combination suits, sec onds of the regular 100 kind.
 NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
 AT 97c. Colored negligees in light and dark colors, good assortmens of of patterns--also plain linen n--euffs as- tached or detached.
 AT 79c. Shirts that are made es- pecially for us. The quality is she same that is sold elsewhere for 100.
 AT 47c. A very fine line of shirts
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Hens Furnishings

obbosfte szlk Seets0,s. BOYS soc WAS ITS. 25c. Madras and pcrcale, with collar at-
 tachcJ or with band; all neat colors and patterns MEMS HOSE, 12ssc.
 Black hose with white feet, that have
 been asc, and few fancy hose that
 arc worth SC. |BALBRIGGAN UNDER WEAR 25c The very best ,ha, is made for this
 price; shirts finished in best manner;
 double seated drawers.
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Women's Empress Pants.

ribbed empress pants. with French band worth asc For i2Hc pair Women's empress pants lace trimmed-seconds-wit straight French band worth 2 For ioc pair-5 for DUG Womens rbed empress pants trimmed with pretty lace adge and made with French band, worth 5oc
 For 571zc par-3for 100 womens lisle empress pants trimmed with wide lace made with French band worth i2s For 59c pair
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Very handsome neckwear of lace. linen, scrim and madras; plain silk and peau de soie four-in-hauds; others embroi- dered in dainty device on end; also Buster Brown collars and cuffs. St. Cecilia colors; plain and fagotted yokes in white. black and colors; worth soc,
 For 25c
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in good colors; either light cs dark and white.
 MEMS BLACK HOSE.
 AT 25c. Full regular made hose. double heels. toes and sole = fast Hcrmsdorf dys. AT l2skc- Seamless hose made of good quality Maco yarn. fast dye. two thread heels and toes. soc NECKWEAR. 40c
 A very fine showing in all the newest patterns and styles; either reversible or French tour-in hands.
 MEMS BELTS. 35c.
 A splendid value in black oil tanned belt; well made in every particular; equal 10 any soc belt.
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Camera Store.
 SKY Cramer plates, 35c box Soc lanterns, 4oc each SC M. o. developer, 3 for 10c Isc trays, Sc nc acid hypo, Sc Print rollers, l5c and 20c 500 No. Brownie mounts, 4c dos. 4xs Perfecto paper--better than velox,
 Sc doz. r4xr7.size, IS ply bcyel edge mounts,
 75c dog. Goo spread light, flash machine, 49c 4xs and SKY printing frames, ? SC value,
 1Sc each At the Fountain.
 Cherry Bisque, Sc Raspberry Tee, Sc and lOc Parfaits, Sc
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peciaI Neckwear VaIuesfor Women

From the finest showing of handsome and stylish goods in this line tobe found in the city,
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In the Mems Store. Saturday Morning Specia--From o'clock to l2
 TENS 25c HOSE, i2kc Very good quality fancy hose in neat patterns and colorings, exceptionally pretty effects among them.
 Specials for All Day
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Toilet Goods.

Eraddlinc, 25r 4 Williams toilet water, swiss violet, and Alpine Rose, i5c Wrigh1s Cucumber Creams, cslna- \ ton and Rose, Special Ire Wnght's Rose of India ars Clorcr of India, sec bottle for soc < Violet talcum powder, glass jars, Joe Violet. He6ouopc and Apple Blossom { soap, 7c box-3ca cake 6 oz. bottletbay eam, 25c Dr. Ly.n's booth powder, i5c Mennen's boaated talcum powder 12sSc
 Lwelry. ,eo wsis, sets in sterling silver, pearl .nd gilt, 2Ee White taffeta sili7g 7girdlcs. sone with silk trimmings 50c
 Art Needlcwork. l6-inch taA linen canterpieces. ,sc value, 6c soc travelling companions. 25c SC travclling companions l5c Stars an.' anchors for Percr Thompson Suits. in rcd, wh:to.and .avy blue, 10c each
 Notions.
 Narrow double sefgc bcl6ng, 70 yt. to piece, 6Ocspicce, 7c yd. Comfort waist supporters 25c Horn llairpins, lOc doa. English sewing needles, 9 papers Sc dog. Psper, wire hair rirs { for Sc Ioc Columbia corset steels. Sc All silk taffeta ribbons, worth I0c to 25c
 For !6c yd. szasasszssznsaw awsalpsssszr
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Stylish stocks of linen. madras. cheviot. scrim and lace, Bus ter Brown collars--in white, also white and color stitched most of these worth 25c. We are selling them for
 l21sc each Dressyyokes of lace embroidery, net and point d'esprit, in the round ripple and handker- chief shapes. soc to ?. z5
The evening world., 1904-08-01
HALF.CENTURy RIDE.

The enthusiasm which the 1fty-mile
pleasure trip on Aug. II 10 ~srousing
among cyclists bids fair to make the
event the biggest revival Of the year In
road racing. The officers Of the Cen
fury Road Club Of America are making
every endeavor to make the run a
huge success. This Secretary Of the
run. Harry Hall. announces he has re-
cetved over 300 entries.
The start for Rockaway Beach will b
made from Bedford Rest at , A. NJ. and
the run will he made by easy stages
race not exceeding miles an hour
and stopping at al points Of interest en-
route. Ths plan mapped out viii en-
able q novice on a bicycle TO sue
cessfully complete the Journey. =,
The gold medals TO be awarded TO AZ
VINO complete the run are now on exhi-
hilton, and have been voted by all who
have seen them as the prettlest OF the
~ ason, The entry fec OF u includes
both the badge and a dinner.
The struggle between h clubs Tor the
s.iyer loving cups has grown warm.
Amons the clubs who have sent In thslr
sntries are the Nationals. Pequods. Mer-
ricks. Tigers. In~vincibles. Phoenix. Az
iantics, S~tuyvesants and many others
The price offered 10 those securing the
most entries has also grown interesting,
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H~ICHLANDERS ARE AGAIN
GETTING CLOSE TO TOP

Those interested-and there are many
thousands OF them-have a new hurrah
n the Highlanders Grifith's boys are
,nlng again, and when they get a gait
III them there are percentage figures
TO add.
Three games straight from st. Louis
looked like their old time selves. and
now they are tied with Chicago for
second place.
And Boston 10 not so very far away.
You may draw the baseball dope so
hne that you can't see II with an
x-ray, but the element Of luck sticks.
Good playing makes good luck, all
right enough. but It will break bad for
the best OF them. and no amount Of
endeavor will put the brakes on right,
1t certainly has been busting crisis
cross for the local American Leasuers.
When q team has to depend entirely on
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BELOAME WORKS
NICELY At SPA
Especial 10 Tn. Evening world }

SARATOGA. n. Y. Aug bright,
clear weather held the fort at the
course this morning during the gallop.
Ing hours, The track was good and
fast and the racers had no trouble In
goins ove It In credltable time.
The principal workouts noted were rs
follows:
TEACREsS-Six furlongs In ieo. hand.
ny; A. j Joyner. trainer,
BRlDLl' iAIil-SlN iuTiJngs In lO ID
golng with Teacress..
sPRlNG-Fhve furlOngs In lh handily
w. r. P%rcsgrave, tralner.
BELDAME-One mile and a f%urlons
handilv. as follows: turlong. ola 3-j.
quartrf, -O.?b ~. three furlOngs IN
Q&l-2; four ~furlongs.. ~ Ia, Nv
taTlongs lol9-i sI 'uIl9nss. "A
mile and a flrlong. Isl IA, Fred
soSG And WiNE-Fcm iurlons. In
Ois, handlly; Fred Burlew, trainer.
HAMBURG BELLE-rnree furlongs a.
90, Dr.esing A. J. JOINER, trainer.
MAJOR pELhAM-six furlongs In 10.
handiiy. Bub May trainer.
LADY AMEL1A-Ftye furlongs In t,O6,
" shields, trainer.
LINDSEY GORDON-Four furlongs In
TOMMY WADDELL-FIve f%urlongs in
LOO ~. hhndlly; NJ. Clancy, trainer.
NEW lORK-F1ye furlonss In LOS.
breerlns; Frank DghtfOot, trainer.
WhlIfChAFT-slx tufiunks IN ~ L..
I McCreery, trainer.
VAN NBSs--Six furl1ngs In i.23. breez.
ing. J. Hawkins, trainer.
MINEOLA-One mile In Ia. hand.ly
J. W. Rogers, trainer.
THfRTY-THIRD-Five furlonss In i0i,
breeding, Robert Tucker. trainer.
OGONTZ-Four ~iurlonss In O5i. breeI-
Ing J III, Mccormick, trainer,
GREENCRBST-Seyen furlongs In
lRl.2. handily; ". p. Burch, train
MOHESNEY-Fanr iurlongs In 90,
breezlng Frank Taylor, trainer.
MACkEY DWYER-One mile and
quarter In I'll, handlly; S. Nc
Naukhton. trainer.
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batting to get In the runs. with never Q
look in at b~ase-runnins. It b "
against II with both feet. or rather
without any feet. That's been the High
landers' ~drawdown for q long ttmA
Their fastest men on the lines have
been SO hobbled with crossed leg wires
chat they had TO make q sack racs
OF II when trying To get around the
corners.
But there has been much tossing of
the medicine ball and the sprintsrs srs
ioosened w to some degree Of sstthl<s-
ativeness.
They are away again on the Western
circuit. Detroit Is the frst stop. Then
Cleveland, Chicago and St. Louis. Hlk-
Ing back to the luck layout. 0rif's
bunch have played better ball away
from home than on their own fertilizer
heap. Or they have been iuckier.
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DASH RACES ARE
N GREAT DEMAND

That dash racing among the t%rotters
will be popular with the horsemen 10
shown by the record-breaking entry list
received for the first week OF the Now
York meeting, to bs held at the En'-
pire City track beginning Monday, Aug
To date a5 entries have been re-
ce.ved for the dashes. In addition to
eighteen that are named in the John H.
sAults Experimental Stake.
Every prominent horse That competed
at Detroit, as well as all the Eastern
horses, are entered for the meeting.
which will be followed bv q week OF
racing at the Brighton Beach track.
under the same management.
There sre to be six races each day. but
as two OF the races are To he stakes
hat closed In the spring. and are on the
tWo-in-thres plnn, there will be eight
to ten events as the daily programme.
The evening world., 1904-08-01
IRISH ATHLETES HOLD
GREAT FIELD CARNIVAL
Champion John Flanagan Breaks the Worlds
Record for Throwing the Sixteen Pound
Hammer, Covering 70 Feet with Missile.
WORLDS GREATEST HAMMER RECORDS.

ing holds that would put the Ian. ans
their Jiu jltsu forever In the rhade
Between the first and second halves
of ~ football game there was a huri-
fng match between the Meaghers and
me Won Tones. and the applause the
PAYERS got was worth many q mile 8
travel 10 har.
The tournament was given for the
eenent OF a fund which the Rev. q.
\; Fnsoie, OF the Christian Brothers.
OF ireland. Il raising In this country q
pay Tor the completion OF the Christian
Brothers college and noyitiats semi.
nary under erection on the plains az
C~lontarf. Dublin, Ireland. Brother F1s.
ole was jubilant over the appearance
OF the athletes and expressed the
opinion that the 1rsk people to-day are
really the only athletes that the world
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HORSES GET WORK
At GRAYESEND
Special 70 The Evening worid.)

N1kNNAeA ~ 49,
GRAYESEND, \. ", Aug. L-Dowi
at Gravesend this morning the weath'
was close and sultry. while the trac.
was perfect during the exercise hours.
Although the racing scene has shifted
TO the Saratoga course there was no
shortage OF horses. and all during the
morning the g~sllopers were shown to
exercise and the work hours were
spirited ones.
Tho ]. A. Bennett string In charge
OF Trainer Jack Goldsborough was
,nipped to Fort Erie to be raced there
I'D oampaigned on the rest OF the
.anadian circuit.
trainer Smith, OF the j. L. Holland
string, was responsible for the best
nove shown during the galloping hours,
sending his pair, bob Murphy and Ned
Moore, TO a gallop OF f~ve-eighths Of a
mile, the pair negotiating the distance
IN LOS IL, Bob Murphy being much the
better OF the pair, he was under wraps
TO Ned Moore all Of the route, Other
sent to exercise and workouts we're a.
follows.
BAlkAL-Three-quarters In IN. breez-
Ing II. Williams, trainer.
VIRGINIA. FRANCES-Six furlongs In
La, easily; II. Digney. trainer.
FLAyoR-Five-eighIhs In Los, handilyi
W. McGiyney, trainer.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In In +S
handlly; J. Neumeyer. trainer.
BRu5hWOop-slx furlonss IN LII 2-j
breeEiDg; II. Mason, trainer.
BELLATR1x-Six furlongs IN In "a
breeElng; II. Mason, trainer.
FLAMMuLA-six furlongs In LIS
breeAinsi II, Mason. trainer.
wYEFlELD=Mile at a minute
gait; w. Ttmmons, trainer.
minute salt: ". flmmons, trainer:
JOCKEY CLUB-Half-mile In obo
hsndily; W. Fisher. trainer.
COUNTERPOIsE-seven furiongs At
strong gallop; J. Smith. trainer.
0RATUITY-Fiye furlongs In LOO
breezingi j. Bauer. trainer.
AsPAsIA-Five ~furlonrs In i.@, sallop
Ing J. Bauer. trainer.
FLIT-Ffve furlongs in l.8. gallopins
- Bauer trainer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in III
easily: ID. Carter. trainer.
HIsr-one mile In ia. haDdiiy; .
Carter. trainer.
LOOK -eighths In IN, gallon
Ing, ID. Carter. trainer.
GOLD F1.EuR-Six furlonGs in In
breeIins; W. Hueston, trainer.
1kk1%Six furlonss In LS, breesins
w. Houston, trainer.
THoRNEYCROFT-One mile. two-min
ute ekit w. Husston. trainer.
, KNoBHAMPT0N-One mile In Isl. gal
loping; c. Tartsr, trainer.
SODA WATER-Five-eighths In 1o
handily: c, Tarter. trainer.
sUEsHowER--slx furlonss In IL
breesing; G; Tsrter, trainer =.
BOUVILLE-Three-quarters In Ia
handlly: Lenton, trainer.
THE CAPrA1N-Seven-eiEhths In IS
. driving. q. Barbee, trainer.
RARE MUslC-Five furlongs In i.N l.!
easily; William Brown, trainer.
SIR ROCHE-One ard one-efght
miles in 2o7, eallopins; @. Meehar
KNIGHT OF wEsrERN-six furions
IN l20 handily: q. Meehan, tralneI
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Can play Saturdays, Sundays and ho,ir
dav. Address y. Massn. l3 Boulevard,
West Hoboken, n. J.
The waveriy trs. dsteated the Erving
irs. by the following score
ErvtnSs........ llaoooooo ~
wsveriys ......s lo2io o2 IL
The lineup Of the waverlys was as
follows; Jacobs, 10. Adolph, -; Gold
berg, D.; weinsteen, ID; ". Lebenstetn.
CT; J. Lcben<tstn. H.; Brown. e.;
Kletsr. So; Fnkelstein, n. For games
address y. Goldbeu. No. lnl Ftfth ave-
nue.. City.
The Lenox trs. defeated the Csrlyies
BY 9 score Of Q to Z. Their line-up II 40
fonows: Popyy. T.; Albert. e.; Reds,
r.: wiiiie. IS Harry, g.; steinman.
10. Budnsr. ID. Beney, c.. Mac, p. For
nmes address II. Budnsr. No. . East
one Hundrd and Ninth strsst-
The undsfsated Empire A. G., Of Har.
lem, want games with hrst-class teams
averaging fourteen years Of age: Ad-
S Sisss s'! rear.e.. SS.rp'{ {ors s' o.
A GOOD ail-round player would like q
JON q strong o Address KID
Bounce. q Greenwich st., city.
Ths Riyeryide b. c. Of Harlem. would
Ike 10 arranEe games on THAR Eroundl
with teams averaKing seventeen years
.,,ESa fsr s sIss bets s e 70 MsSsx. I ra.ao
Hoiston. len Amsterdam avenue.
The Edsewatsr y. c. OF Harlem, re
Gently organised, would Ike 70 arrang,
games with cams averaging nfteen q
sixteen . The Irvings. the eecont
B~radhursts and the Neptunes pre-
lf,rred. All dates open. Address X
Skilling. Ns Eighth avenue.
Tho Young Giants A c voald ~,
Ito arrange rames with teams averaging
from thirteen to fourteen yeArs Of age
For rsmes addres The Ruse House
lie Henry street.
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The Eagle B. b. c. would like 10 ar.
rames with teams averaging
thirteen 10 fifteen yssu, games to be
played on opponents's grounds. All
dates open for n turday and Sunday.
address Alfred Levitch, No. $ East
Fifth street. New York City.
The Russell b. B. c. would like Il
arrange xames with teams averssa inI
thirteen 10 fifteen ysars Tue lineup n
"a follows; KeatlnE, e pesmsn,, r
kyrsy. a.; FStsseraid. b; Lewis, ,
McGlan. 10 Address II. Lewis. No. "a
Tenth avenue.
The Kingston A. {. would Ike 10 Ar,
range games With teams averassnt
from fourteen to sixteen years OF az.
ADDRESS Otto Milstr, No. 1880 second
avenue, city.
The Century Academy Juniors DE-
,eated the Arrow Juniors by Q scor'
Of & 10 -
The Mendoza A. c. ~ Harlem voult
like TO book games with teams aNerag
lnE from !, TO year. otsse "a
dress william Moran, ho' second N'
lClty.
The Laurel B. b.. E. dsfea,ed the Y
Is. Y. bv a secTs OF y to j. Ins WIN
teams avera ginE s-t3 years. Batter
Ifor winners. shannon, kopperman an
lWuls. For games address W. Shannon
Lee First e New York City.
The Star A. c. Of Little Ferry, ". J
would like to arrange games with uni
formed teams eighteen to nlnetee
lvears old. on Sundays during. Angus
land September on home sronnfs OF 9u
Little Ferry n. J.
At Perth Amboy. y. J.. RHH
Domestic. stisseeNI
batteries. contiin And Murphy. CO,
! teiio and Clearly
A good outnebdsr would Nike 10 ID
q strona team AyexnGtng LIS -teaS
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BUNDLE BEE INJURED.
AND AFTERWARD SHOT

exercise boy named Johnson was on her
back. She became restive and was Dol
beyond control. johnson kept the ally
on the track for q time, but became
weak and let Bundle Bee have her own
way. Then she broke through the fence
and made a dash for her stable.
In dashing around q corner OF q stAole
the flly struck her shoulder and broke
II. Johnson Was thrown heavily. the
Ally tried to rise and 80 on. but was
caught. Johnson was picked Up uncon-
scious. Three OF his ribs were broken
BUNDLE Bee va caught and examined.
She was shot soon afterward. Bumole
Bee was IN eligible TO the saratosa
The evening world., 1904-08-01
(sp.cial IA The Evening World \

SARATOGA. n Y. Aug Humble
Bee, the crack daurher Of Hamburg
and vespers, was 'hot in, the training
track at Horse Hagen. humble Bee
vas the best flly In the stable Of II.
r. Duryea and was valued at $1,000.
II II understood that the loss falls on
Harry Payne whitney, for while the
nllv runs in the name and colors OF X.
p. Duryea she IL really the property
Of Mr.. Whitney.
Bumblo Bee VA being exercised Q,
Horse Haven at , o'clock. an hour when
tina track was Allied with horses. An
The evening world., 1904-08-01
PRIZE FIGHT NEAR
SENATOR'S HOME
Especial to The Evening World,

spSclh 10 lno bssmnk Worh)
ELIZABETH, N. j., Aug. IA row
OF sports gathered yesterday afternoon
In a grove e the home Of United
States Senator Kean's home N Union
Township and witnessed an eight-round
battle between Fred Smith. OF Eliza
BETH and kid" Fnnerty, Of Bayonna.
The Tight was furious and a draw was
declared. One hundred dollars was he
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VIII soon nun Arain.

The mare will be all right within =
few weeks" said Mr.. Billings to-day
to an Evening World reporter. He had
just come down town IN an automobile
from his home at Port Chester. 'Tou
can fsel easy as TO that. for I DO. I
left Lou Dillon IN the hands Of 4 very
competent man and all the sickness
which was In her ought 70 he eradlcated
within twenty days.
she will be at that tina barring IN
forseen conditions, In such share 10
put on harness and 60 her paSes, Like
any horse. she got sick. Her blood vas
not right and has not been altogether
70 for quite a little time. Fever set
In. sending her pulsn to i4 She was
also attacked by cold. In fact. IL WAS
the cold thai was Al the seat OF the
dlficulty.
II did intend (, race Lou Dillon a,
Readv!lle, near Boston, on Aug :.
I shall not bring the mare Cast nov a,
that time. because the change Of water
and feed mlgat again set her back
sh. will race In the Western meets,
however. and later in the year In al
pr5a~oiiity In Inc dig Eastern meetings
Il shall try her out several times dur.
ing the season u the oli.tlms suiky t
prove c~onciusirsly that she can hea'
Maud ss record with the nish wheel
and oid-fashkned a~ccoutrsment Lo'
The evening world., 1904-08-01
FAMOUS TROTTER LOU
DILLON TO RACE AGAIN

c. X. q. Billings. owner OF Lou Dill.
Ion. has arrived In New York. after
personally attending his famous trotter,
who was taken sick after the recent
meeting at Detroit. Lou Dillon. the
champion OF champions. 10 the dear
est possession Mr.. Billings has and
he IA somewhat loath to leave the
mare while she was In a dangerous
condition.
Since his arrival Mr., Billings has re-
reived word from his trainer In Cleye-
land that Dillon 10 improving, and
possibly within two weeks will Be At
to step on the track in her owe style
and At her wi breakneck speed. The
sickness the mare contracted while
being shipped from Detroit to Clsvs-
land 10 not believed to be serious by
her owner. He hopes 10 20 even a
step lower In the time and establish
= new record this wear with ths most
wonderful trotting hor.. the world has
ever known.
The evening world., 1904-08-01
AMATEUR BALL PLAYERS

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The evening world., 1904-08-01

Da''on hss made her reputation by non,
est Nork and Will stand the truest on
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hope and prayers Of breeders for &
tnird OF a century we're answered by
Lou Dillon when she footed a mile In
two minutes nat. Cresceus's great rec
ord Of two minutes and a quarter went
a glbmmerlng and At last the two-min-
ute horse was on earth.
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The evening world., 1904-08-01

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