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New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

First race (six pton. IoS; Lady
Mercury los. Btsque Music. Maxsy
Moore iof Inspector Halp!n. lO7 Hannibal Bey. no;
Charlie Dickson. 10 Garrett Wilson.
iio: swedish Lad. 10; Darius. ITO.
(nlaidens i've and haf furlo1gsl-Ftondo
lei s4: coniure CAL 81; Barker 50; Court Crier So
Escvona o. Diamond Betty. 92; Florence Nay g. VIA
TtSSr 81 Frauk BIZ a4 Pity e6: II Dottore 97 Light
NSts 9T: Cou1man6ant. eT; Prestige, 81; Duncan s.
Tei-t raca (mIe)-TeTus Rod. 81; kitus Platt. Sls
Nafsor Hsnds Aeross 1O4s IIttie Scout iOI; Cap
tain Arnold 1OT; Grand Opera. lOl- -,
Fourth race (handeap; mile and a sxtesnthl-Wn@ip- @
,oaryUI e. Dalesroan, 100 Monte loli
+spner los; Captain Arnold, 102: speneean III Phu
Finch. 122 -, ,,-,a-A ~ .. rr,. 10.
>,rt1alssr lis Fuckeberry 115i Bob Murphy: ioi
Keogh. III, Missile. 119s st
I(a1iel Poanpano l2O Lingo IN S@IesuA1' A-'s
Nsv-Aunsterdaun 12l; Bengal I'll
sixth race lselins mile and ssSsntg ~
20 f0S, Txis Lad los. Lady Free Knight. pSi
NJ. TSss los: Lady Mistake. 100; Ponea lO; iSSory
John Doyle. l1o Al4Lanl Love '-O' A~"A
tsms li2; Parkslrnore. No.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06

Although there seems little room 20 make the
miniature lake IN the Garden larger, the manage
ment has announced its intention Of doing at
the next show.
Since prizeAghtng has been stopped in this
many wrestling bouts that now being held In
this city. Like the fights number Of these con-
tests have ended extremely unsatisfactory and
have called forth a good deal Of unpleasant COM
ment Many OF those who visit these bouts express
the opinion that they taking chance when
they patronize them. Tho bout between Tom
Jenkins and Jim Parr at Sulxer's Harlem River
Casino on Friday night that hurts the
sport Parr proved from the start that he no
match for his opponent and, although he got out
OF several good holds, he seldom made an attempt
than his rival. and In less than half hour twice
pinned PARIS shoulders to the mat, and thus won
the match
The Florida beach promises 70 become busy place
for automobilng all this spring. for several OF the
builders Of high horsepower cars who are to have
their machines entered In the Vanderbilt Cup race
and the Gordon Bennett contest have sgntfed their
intention of bringing their on the sand course
for thorough trial. With this practice begun, It
Is apt to spread until the Florida beach becomes
general proving ground A. L Riker has arranged
to take the Locomobile racer Of Dr. H. E Thomas
the beach and the two Pope-Toledo four-cylinier
cars entered for the Bennett Cup race, as we'll as
the Toledo six-cylnder racer entered for the VAN
derbt race, are TO be taken TO the beach. The
the beach course. and undoubtedly there will be
several others.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06

the time remaining however. and a fresh horss
with some class is oftentimes better half ~ than
there Will be plenty Of horses at the track. and the
fields promise TO be OF good size
Tod" Sloan. the one time leading jockey OF two
continents. rode with enough skill and success az
Nsw-Orleans last week 10 indicate that he has not
forgotten his cunning In the saddle. To ali appear
ances II will not be long before he viii again hold
a leading place in his chosen calling
o'Nsf who rode for Newton Bennington and
Pierre Lorillard last year and handled Beldame
IN majority OF her races is exercising the Ben
nington horses on the Boulevard each day
Eight Derbies viii be decided IN the West during
the early season. from March II. when the Crescent
City Derby will be run. to May q. The names and
dates are as follows: March II. Crescent City
Deroy, New-Orleans; March 20. Arkansas Derby.
IAttle Rock; April 3, Tennessee Derby Memphis;
April %, Cumberland Derby. Nashville April p.
Kansas City Derby Kansas City; May 10, Ken
tueky Derby Louisville; Nav r. Chicago Derby.
Hawthorne. and Latonia Derby, Latonia-
Another week Of free gates sees the racing stua-
tion IN New-Orleans practically unchanged The
number Of books at both tracks is the same as
during the previous week. and both sides declare
was made last week that the old would racs
day for day with the new and one day addiuona-
Probably never before in the history OF racing In
America has there been such lavish Distribution
OF free badges. Both tracks have agents at-shs
stations giving them to all the carnival visiejrs.
and every cigar store and saloon has stackH ot
them the counter Every visitor to either tack
entire Wee al ts result Tt' ali 4 Ne i IN
attendance at the races Jockey H. Phillips holds
the lead at the cid track. with seventy-six wiz
nings his credit. Jockey Nicol leads az thk new
track.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
BLAMED FOR HIS DEATH.
Druggist arrested After Williams
burg Man Erpres.

Peter ciquinir. OF No. 2s2 North-st.. williams
burg, went TO the drug store of Schulof e. Lieber~
witz. at No rs Havemeyer-st., that place yester-
day. and asked Ignatz Schuloff one of the pro-
prietors, for five cents worth OF EPSON salts. He
then went home, and after putting OF the
powder in a glass of water drank the solution. In
tense pains in his stomach followed. Home remedies
We're tried, but he grew His wife and
nelghbors tried TO force hot milk down his throat
but his jaws had set and nothing could be forced
between his teeth.
Before a physician arrived Ciquinir dead
coroner Williams was Immediately informed. After
looking at the body and learning the circumstances
or Ciquinirs death he Immediately ordered the
rest or the druggist on charge of homicide.
Schulon was locked up in the Bedford-ave. station.
The coroner said he believed that the druggist had
given CiQuinir oxalic acid.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
LONG LOST SILVER MINE FOUND.

owingsviile. Ky, March 5.-A telephone message
Ast night stated that the fabled Swift silver
1he," lost more than one hundred and fifty years
Seo in the Kentucky mountains. has been discov-
S~s T. Carter County by boys hunting rabbits. In
cave on MoOre-s Branch they found traces Of
sc ana 3 few rude tools Some peculiar specimens
u ore the boys sent 10 a chemist in Cincinnati.
"ho -assayed the ore and pronounced Il TO contain
tsio and Silver ore IN paying quantities. Great
~einent exists in Carter and adjoining counties.
ne history Of the great Swift mine is largely
sstler OF tradition. According TO the story John
-s't found ores, manufactured rnoIds and made
sEa-sy He was not molested. and when he de-
~. 90. PACK TO his NORTH Carolina 69ms hA
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
MASCOT" DOG ATE DYNAMITE.

Hancock, Nd March 5.-"Whitey'' Carmichael
the twirler Of the EIks baseball club, and civil
engineer on the Wabash construction work near
Hancock. is In a perturbed frame OF mind over
the condition of his pet canine Jack. the mascot
of the Elks club, which was blown up by a charRs
of dynamite few days ago. near Hancock The
dog followed Carmichael 10 place where workmen
were blasting rock. Unnotced by his master,
lack picked up a stick Of dynamite and had eaten
To scare the dog away one OF the workmen kicked
IL ia the ribs. and the dynamite which the dog
siderable damage TO the inner works Of the animal
Carmichael is tenderlY nursing his injured pets AND
hopes 10 pull dim shrVp&h al Eght
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
oLEw IN CHENEY ROBBERY CASE.
May Lead to Recovery of Securities Worth
S285,OOO.

Boston, March 5.-''The POST tomorrow will say
that definite clew has been discovered in connec-
ton with the disappearance Of the s2S5 900 worth
of securities belonging to Herman S. Cheney, OF
Southbridge, and If this clew leads. is expected
10 the establishment Of certain facts, Mr.. Cheney
VIII be placed IN possession Of his securities or
the State police will have information that will re-
suit IN arrest and either of these events II is
said. VIII take place within the next fcrty-eight
hours.
Southbrldge to Boston tomorrow and there will be
another conference between the lawyers and detec-
tiyes who have been working the Mr.
Cheney will be advised OF the progress that has
been made in the investigation, and will be asked
70 give instructions regarding criminal prosecution
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
LOST LEG From PLAYING COLE.

Forester. Mass. March (Special.-G. C. Town
NC. Of the Worcester Golf Club, is at q hospital.
aying had his left leg amputated above the knee.
20 intense devotion golf is said 10 be the cause
his trouble. \ year two ago he began TO
ave trouble with his legs. the arches OF his feet
hHlg quickly He continued 10 play golf till the
sorbie became more marked. To friends with
whom he talked he attributed the trouble TO stand
ing On his toes 10 make long shots on the links
After trying specialists he went TO the hospital
Where IL WIS found that a clot Of blood had gath:
seo IN an artery. Gangrene set in and the leg hao
% y snuutafed
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
TWO SUSPICIOUS FIRES.
Firemen to Investigate Flathouse Blazes
Occurring Fifteen Minutes Apart.

Two fires within half hour in the five story
hathouse No. 203 East 14th-st. yesterday
aroused the suspicion of the Fire Department
and an investigation will be made
The first alarm sent in at 3 p. m. The fire
was at the bottom of incosed air shaft. A
pile of rubbish was burning briskly when the
nremen arrived
Fifteen minutes later another alarm sent
in. This time a quantity of rubbish In another
part OF the cellar was abaZe. A tenant said
that he had often seen about the place
had been hanging around IN the morning. The
house is owned by w. Sanerstram, OF No PIT
od-st
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
CLERK AND CASHIER MISSING.
Looks as if Grocery Employees Eloped-Her
Father May ask Warrant.

general police alarm has been sent out for Miss
Nora Hail. sixteen years old. OF No. 523 West 17th-
ct. who disappeared Thursday night after finish
ing duties as cashier tn grocery store at 61s-
ST. and ioth-ave. Paul OBrien clerk IN the store,
also has been missing since Thursday night. The
girls accounts were left in good condition.
The girls father has five notes written on the
stores wrapping paper and handed to the girl by
O'Brien after he had been warned by the stores
manager be attentive to his duties and less
attentive 20 the cashier
II the girl is not found this morning the father
said he would ask for a warrant for O'Brien's ar
rest a charge Of abduction.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
BUYS RODENTS TO SCARE ELEPHANTS
tsr TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1sUsrl

Bridgeport, Conn, March 8. - "Tody' Hamilton,
the versatile press agent OF the Bernum & Bailey
show has broken loose again. In yesterdays local
papers he caused TO be inserted the following
advertisement;
WANTED.-LAve rats and mice VIII pay ten
cents per head delivered at winter quarters Nor
man-st., Monday, March g.
Nothing was known at the winter quarters es 70
the use the rodents were 10 be put to- except that
Mr.. Hamilton going to them Wedpes-
day TO demonstrate natural history fact such
the actions OF certain of the larger animals when
IN contact with rats and mice.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
-nding of the clubs follows:

With eight actual and five more probable entries
the for the Emperors Cup is fast as
Stunning important proportions The entry list be-
ing chiefly made up of vessels enrolled in the New
York Yacht Club feet. the officers and members Of
that organization naturally most interested
In the probable performance OF the respective
yachts. The is daily topic Of conversation
at the club, when members meet at the
luncheon hour in Wall Street There is not much
betting the race just yet but It is in the air
horse be put up IL is understood that there will
be some large wagers laid on the result.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
WOMAN KILLS DEER WITH STONE.

Charged with jumping sstride wild but
what exhausted deer and pounding It TO death with
a stone, pretty Luella Hulett, a young married
woman. appeared in the Bennington Vt. court,
Thursday. clad in the typical garb OF a backwoods-
man. including trousers. red sweater. holster belt.
fur cap and cropped hair.
One of the French lumber Jacks" who accom-
panied her waxed enthusiastic, saying: ''Theea
ieete gal, she's Jess good man. bettairs than
lots mans / know for swing hax. load wood mex
horse geddap, and she's boss camp, by gar"
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
FoRTY-Two PEARLS IN AN OYSTER.

Orange. y. J, March (SpeciaD.-In an ordinary
Shrewsbury oyster a. George Silber, son Of Otto G
slI5er OF Maln-stl Orange. one night recently
found, he says forty-two pearls He was eating
oysters and his teeth came in contact with sc:ne-
thing which sent q cold chill down his spine. He
left the room TO make an investigation. and dis
covered that the oyster contained q beautiful as
sortrneIt q pearls. He put them on sheet Of
white paper and the family crowded around to look
e. them. There were just forty-two Of the gems.
However the pearls had been boiled, and the value
OF boiled pearl is about equal to that Of the
average gold brick
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
FARMS WORMS TO FEED soNeRIRDe

somerville Mass, March CspeciaD.-G. Buettel,
+" West sornervlIle IS making 'big money" from
worn farm, where he breeds thousands Of them, to
oe used for food for songbirds. The worms are
oFed 70 large size. on meal. and when big enough
are shipped 10 New-York dealers. Thence they find
tneir way chiefly into the homes Of Germans who
ave sOngbTds. Mr.. Buettel says that birds living
- worms make better and clearer singers than
Nlysf FED yreDared food.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
CRIMSON oARsMEN AT WORK.

Cambridge Mass. March 6-A varsity squad OF
about twenty men Is rowing daily in the
Newell boathouse under the direction OF Captain
F4lley and Wray, the new professional coach Tho
four class crew squads are working in the Same
place on alternate days the juniors and seniors
Under the direction OF Rice the professional COACH
at the Weld boathouse. and the freshmen and
sonhOmores under Vail, the coach OF Newell.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
YOUTHFUL CRANK STOPS TRAINS.

Boston. March 5--Joseph CUrran, a Roxbury lad.
aged twelve has been arrested twice this week for
stopping trains The lad planted himself firmly in
the middle Of the track and remained unfinchingly
utl the engineers Of the expresses managed to
LOW up and amply the emergency brakes. Twice
On Monday he stopped fast trains this way, once by
Hng fat across the rails and never moving a
nuscle I'll the great locomotive was within a few
-F
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
SWIMMING RECORDS BROKEN.

Chicago, March SIN the swimming contest be-
tween the Central Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. OF Chicago. and University OF Wisconsin
teams II. ]. Handy. of the former, broke the
worlds record for fifty yards on the back, making
the distance in IS So seconds The former record
was So Is seconds.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06

Those who have had experience in former ocean
know that picking the winner in this class
OF contest Is a gamble Of the first magnitude,
especially IN May when the wind the Atlantic
Is anything but strong and true One yachtsman,
who has crossed the big pond at all seasons Of the
year and In almost every type OF sail and steam
vessel. said yesterday that the man who tries TO
follow or convoy such a feet OF yachts all the way
across would have sorry Job, for 1t is hardly
probable that he would be able to find moro than
one of them twenty-four hours after they leave
Sandy Hook rghtship They will separate in the
night" said he, mo two OF them, perhaps, steer
ing the course and it would not be surpris-
ing If they never saw each other again until
within nifty miles OF the finish -, With skipper
Charlie" Barr at the wheel Of Wilson MarshalIs halls
that yacht has an excellent chance OF winning in
is no telling which will cover the three thousand
miles first.
Pennsylvania's relay promise to be bigger
and better than ever this year. as the management
is assured that at least two hundred colleges pre-
paratory schools, high schools and academies
will he entered in tho meet. Yale Princeton Cor
nell and Chicago all seem sure that the two-mIe
relay championship VIII be easy picking % ior tnvr Sn
ners are sure of taking the four-me contest.
The Motor Boat and Sportsmen's Show at Madison
Square Garden viii to close on Thursday
evening The exhibition although mostly devoted
to motor boats this year. has been big success.
and the manufacturers who have their wares on
exhibition all that they have done flourish
ing business. That the autoboats will become the
great pastiIne this summer and that many races
OF high horsepower craft viii he held seem
tain from the number OF rich who have in the
last few weeks given orders for fast boats Reuben
c. Leonard. the worlds champion fly caster
has done much toward making the show memorable
this year by twice making worlds records at
the Garden last week. Since Leonard made these
notable performances there has been much interest
Ahown in the fy casting exhibitions ~ the SHOW.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
cATLIN BREAKS HURDLE RECORD.

Chicago. March 5.-AIarc Catlin. of Chicago Unit
versity, established a worlds record in thu
illinois, Chicago track meet by making the fifty
yards high hurdles in As seconds. beating his own
record Of seconds.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
OLD LADYs PECULIAR REouEsr.

Bennington. Vt. March 5-When the will Of Mary
Allus. an eccentric old woman, was opened after
her funeral in the little village Of Hillsdale. last
week, Il found that she had directed that any
relative who attended her body to its last resting
place should receive $1,000 That amount was given
70 Charles Bartlett the balance OF the estate going
70 various persons in small amounts.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

At the annual meeting OF the East Jersey Golf
Association held last week at the WaldorfAstoria.
George B. Jsnkinson. I'd, was elected president; P
o Dickinson vice-presdent and NJ. D. W. Thurs
ton secretary. The Newark Golf Club viii take the
place OF the Morristown Field Club in the usual
team championship series this season. F: H.
Thompson is the present holder OF the individual
expected that he will compete In this season s
tournament.
The open championship for professionals and
amateurs, last season by Gilbert Nichols. will
start at the Palm Beach links tomorrow. George
Low, Of Baltusro former winner of the title,
starters. The open championship OF Southern
California. Of which "Aleck' Smith IS the present
title holder, will also be decided this week. the
contest occupying Friday and Saturday.
''WilT' Anderson has been re-engaged as profess
sioual at the ApawaInis Club. of Rye. T. T. sher-
man been elected president OF the club fer the
ensuing year with William Mathews vice-pres-
dent. j. L. Pool treasurer and Sidney A. Lawton,
jr, secretary, The golf committee will consist OF
L. S. Nash w % Eddy, s. Ward Doubleday and
F. S. Wheeler The latter will be captain and
Nnaf frT1ap
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06
Things Odd and Interesting.

with four friends buried $50 600. The party
gone for some time and when they finally returned
all traces OF the place had disappeared. Many
men spent years searching for the lost mine. but all
hope OF finding II long since abandoned. and
the fact Of its existence has been doubted
New-York tribune., 1905-03-06

Although there seems little room 20 make the
miniature lake IN the Garden larger the manage
ment has announced its intention Of doing at
the next show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04

nurkmnn. -
Lewis claims 20 be. a veterinary
surgeon. but AZ the time OF his arr
rest was wheeling a barrow load or
stale potatoes and rotten eggs 90
bis filthy den somewhere on the
water front.
What do you do for a iiyingf"
questioned the court
Il cleaned windows a day or 20
ago. and piled nnuas and cleaned
off a sidewalk. besides working n
while Ia a restaurant Judge. lemm~
so this tins. I haven't spent a
birthday az home in eight years. You
see, ! have been Ia Jail every time.
Let me go this time. live In Ia
coma. and they are expecting me
home"
Lewis argument caused much
merfiment amnnE the pairulmcn.
and tho Judge finally handed the
bunch TO the prisoner. who sub
sided
Lewis admitted that he used
opium. but denied that he was n
morphine fiend. The police found
a morphine outfit on him after the
arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04
my Sunday Sermon Is In
MY Own Home" Says Nottingham

Tho seating Of Rev. J. M. Wilson,
OF tho Westminster Presbyterian
church. as a fralefnal delegate la
the Western Central Labor union
hAH created "A warm discussion
among the members 81 that body
az to iuat what extent the working.
man should attend and support the
churches OF the city.
Mr. Wilson represents tho local
ministerial association. to which the
labor body has sent delegate The
nbioct Is 10 bring the churches and
lahorlng men closer together.
Among a certain number Of work
Ing men In this city there has al
ways been more or less aniipathY
against the churches. the allegation
beaug made that poor men were not
welcome In many OF them. paftiCu.
larly tho more fashionable. and that
the churches seldom stood for the
rights Of the toilor A prominent
labor leader publicly made the as.
aertion a few years ago. following
an address made BY Rev. III. ~
Gowcn. OF Trinity Parish. on the
subject.
Recently a local minister Ia an
address 10 working men stated that
he did not think such citizens went
10 church often enough. lie 81.
planned their absence by the saloon
the races. the secret societies. the
excursions. tho Sunday papers. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

The King County bar association
will meet az . o'clock Saturday in
Judge Griffin'a chambers To take
action on the death OF Judge Strive.
During the month Of June 5000
people were transported between Sc
attic and Ak Point. Reports OF
the different vessels made to the
local inspectors show that the
steamer Dix carried 10000. the r. e.
Reed as many again. and the Man
cite $4,000.
The steamers Rainier and Santa
barbara sail for san Francisco and
San Pedro with 100000 feet OF
lumber and 20 passengers. The for
mer vessel leaves Saturday night
and the latter Sunday
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
John r. Miller arraiKned the follow
Ing prisoners Saturday morning be
fore Judge Griffin who gave each
OF them until the following Mon
day to plead. J. Mccall and Rn-
pert Savage. burglary; John S.
Doyle. rcs5bery; Emily Plensany. ar
son. H. s. Sweeney. grand larceny.
John wall. grand larceny.
Mrs Margaret Jane Lennon died
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
James Horn. ii5 North Third. June
%. aged Is years. The funeral will
take place from the residence Sun
day afternoon at 2 40, Rev. Major
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04

laws permitting restaurants TO be
open and street cars 10 run on buns
day. lie seemed 10 think that
working men would 90 20 church
n they had absolutely nothing else
10 Do ON Sunday.
That there are other reasons ia
evident from the statement made 10
The Star by well known union
man. who Ia not indifferent 20 the
church. but merely more devoted 70
other things
Il am a married man" he said,
with n loving wife and two bright
little boys. who arc ever 30 thank
fui N will play with them. or take
them on my lap and tell them siof-
les. am fond Of gardening. and
I help my wife keep the weeds out
OF our small garden. IL was my
good fortune IN my younger days TO
acquire enough knowledge OF his
tory and politics TO enable me-to
some small degree understand
what IL going on ia this world,
hsnoe. I regard II as necessity to
read \ daily paper and some maya
kins 20 keep me posted. ! do all tho
repair work around the house my
self Sunday iH ny only day OF frs,
dom and from economic necessity
I must use Il for doing such work
around the house Il II better or
woNe than listening TO the average
minister talkf"