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Football
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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-08-31
TwENTY-sIxrH BIRTHDAY.
Queen WiIhelmina Receives congrat-
ulations of Foreign Diplomats.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
The Hague, Aug. 31.-Queen VIII
helmina received the congratulations
of the foreign diplomats today on the
occasion of her twenty-sixth birthday.
The observance of the anniversary
was quite general throughout Holland,
though the people have not yet
recovered from the gloom cast over
the country by the recent announce
ment that the joyful anticipation of
the queen of giving birth to an HEN
to the throne had again been frus-
trated. Queen Wilhelmina succeeded
to the throne on the death of her
father in 1890, and was formally in.
sovereign of the Neither
lands on September 6, 1898. On Feb
ruary Z, 1900, the young queen mar
ried Prince Henry of Mecklenburg
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-08-31
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Don't depend on a strangers state
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Read the statements of Palestine
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ney Pills. made a public statement
TO the effect that | had procured a
few boxes OF them at Bratton Drug
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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-08-31

Musical kindergarten School.
Glasses will be opened in Musical
Kindergarten Work on September 4th
by Mrs. G. H. Gould. S-3O-1m
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-08-31

show the public what he can do at a
weight which suits him. All reports
from the Cans camp are to the effect
that he is in splendid shape. He says
himself he is in just as good trim as
he was when he met Joe Walcott at
San Francisco, when he stood the
rushes of walcott and landed at will
on the Barbados demon.
Reports from the Nelson camp say
the Dane is as fit as a fiddle and is
as confident as Cans He is said tc
have bet a large bunch of ready
money on himself and to have advised
his friends to take the short end
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-08-31
NOTED FUTURITY |
RACE TOMORROW
WORTH FIFTY THOUSAND DO
LARS AND WILL BE RUN Al
SHEEPsHEAD BAY.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
New York. Aug. 31-The great
Futurity, worth about $4,000, will b,
run over the six-furlong straight
course at Sheepshead Bay tomorrow.
The predictions are for favorable
weather, and the Coney Island Jockey
Club anticipates an attendance of at
least fifty thousand people.
The Futurity is the largest stake
offered in this country for horses. It
is not an old event, but is the pre-
cursor Of a number of similar large
stakes, like the Matron, the Brighton
Produce and the like. None has at.
tanned the celebrity of the Futurity
however, which has come to most
race followers outside the regular
track contingent, to be the one race
of the year; to rank at least with the
Suburban and Brooklyn Handicap as
an event to be watched at ali costs.
The stake was started in 1888 and
the very first is deemed in some re-
sDects the best of the series, Proctor
Knott Gereating the mighty Salvador
in great race and winning fortune
for his owner, who was accounted a
poor man to be in such company. The
race in 1891, when His Highness de-
feated Yorkyille Belle and Dagonet,
was another one to be remembered.
In 1893. Domino and Dobbins were
the contenders, beginning then their
rivalry for turf honors.
In 1897 came the greatest surprise
Of the series, when L'Alouette cap
.ured the stake; an utter outsider.
wholly unregarded by the wise ones
n turf form. Since then colts like
3allyhoe Bey, Salvable, Hamburg
Belle and Artful have captured the
take, fully rewarding the hopes Of a
majority of the students of form.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-08-31
DOM DAY At
ASBURY PARK
NEARLY FIVE, HUNDRED BABIES
ENJOYED BABY DAY IN THE
FAIRY REALM BY THE SEA.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Asbury Park, N j., Aug. 81
Babies from every nook and corner
of Uncle Sans domain and some from
4 across the sea held festal holiday and
high revel in Asbury Park today.
Dressed in their best raiment they
paraded the ocean front this afternoon
and were reviewed by Queen Titania
(Miss Julia Doremus) and her maids
in the court of honor
1t was baby's day in the fairy realm
by the sea. Almost every variety OF
infantile precocity was represented in
the moving procession, from the in
FAINT terrible subdued and tractable
under the influence of appalling en-
vironment, and rising in graduated
stage to maturer juvenility, which,
under pressure, was permitted to as
sumo "trouserloons" and long skirts.
There were nearly five hundred
tots in the procession and they tod
died contentedly in the grand march
while many thousands of spectators,
fascinated by the moving panorama,
looked on with sympathetic eyes
There were dolls in coaches, wheeled
by their proud young owners; express
wagons and bicycles, baby carriages
and go-carts, children dressed in
fancy costumes, tots in bnrlesque
garb, twins. floats. and pony turnouts.
Allegory and history found equal
favor in the float division; which con-
tributed much variety of original con.
struction The fancy dress division
was phenomenally strong and pic
turesque and evoked unqualified re-
marks of approval from the spec
tators. There were several pairs of
twins in the parade.
Many watched the parade from the
hotel piazzas and the roofs of the
cottages and buildings adjacent to
Ocean avenue. It is estimated that
the throng lining the sidewalks of
Ocean avenue was the largest ever
gathered in Asbury Park upon any
limilar occasion.