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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-14
SPORTS
NAVY BEATS ARMY

Philadelphia. Dec. l.-Contrary To
expectations the Naval cadets defeat.
ed the Army team today by a score
OF 10 to o.
The game was played on franklin
Field before q crowd which. In spite
Of the drizzling rain, filed every part
Of the enclosure. W d % .,.
For the first time since the game
has been played in Philadelphia Meth
or the Secretary of War nor the Sec.
fretary Of the Navy attended the gains.
sent. although he has been a regular
attendant In past years. The only
members OF the Presidents, family at
the game were Miss Ethel Roosevelt
and her brothers, who attended nc.
companied by Miss Hagher! l'U .gr,
The Army won the toss and chose
the west goal. thus getting the benefit
of strong wind. There was no scor.
! Ing In the first half. the Navy defend
ing well against the attacks Of the
Army. A good chance to score WAS
lost to the soldiers when u forward
pass went over the Navy line for II
touchback. A drop kick by Beaver
from the 2O.yard line went squarcly
between the posts but about u foot
under the bar. Stearns got the ball
from quarterback kick and had a
clear field, but was oyertaken and
thrown by Dague before he could
cross the line. Al half time there was
no score.
The Navy made It's first score when
Spencer heeled Beavers kick on the
Army's 45.yard line. Northcroft took
the kick and put the ball sQuarely ov.
or the crossbar. ..
Immediately after the kickoff the
Navy sent Norton back apparently to
kick goal from the field. Instead
Norton passed the ball forward to In
graham, who went over for "a touch.
down.
There was good deal Of kicking
between the teams during the balance
OF the game. but no further score was
mazda md tba NAVY retired yictors nv
IN noInts lopo ,o,I from ,ouchdown
m, ,no gooI from tho ae,d, IN n
a =. :. >. ;. " a. a. ;. :. :. \. :. ~ :. ~ ~
weeks Miller had lost his head ana
was beginning to feel the pleasure oil
ownership when the girl suddenly
cooled She went driving with some
OF the fastest men III town, ana wa!'
seen In the company or Fellows tina,
she knew Miller heartily disiiked' ana
even broke an engagement or Two WIN
MIN. IN general she treated MN Ike
Il dog and Miller went Wild
when she had strained nm 10 Inc
breaking point she suddenly became
all smiles ana gracionshess' ana Mill
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-14
Castle { Cooke, Ltd
HONOLULU.
CommlsSioj Merchants
:: Sugar Factor

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Co.
The waialua Agricultural C.
The kohala Sugar Co.
The Waimea Sugar Mil Co.
The Fulton Iron Works, Ct. Louis, No.
Tho Standard OIL Co.
The Geo. r. Blake Steam PumpA
Weston's centrifusals.
The New England Life Insurance CO.
Of Boston.
The Aetna Fire lns. Co. Of Hartford,
Conn.
This Alliance Assurance Co. Of London.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-14
SUGAR FACTORS
COMMISSION AGENTS
c. Brewer & Co., Ltd.
QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU, 7. n.

AGENTS FOR:
Hawaiian Agricultural Co., ookaia
Sugar Plant. Co., o.. mes Sugar Co.,
Honemu Sugar Co ,Svalluku Sugar Co..
Pepeskeo Sugar Co., This Planters
Line Of San Francisco Packets. chas.
Brewer q Co.'s line Of Boston Packets,
LIST OF OFFICERS:
c. N. Cooke, President: George
Robertson, Vice President and Mana
ger; e. =. Bishop, Treasurer and Geo
reSary; r. W. MaefarIane. Auditor: P.
c. Jorss, c. M. Cooke and J. n. Gait,
Directors.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-14
SCk SALE.
Eggs for i-latShiny

Barred Plymouth Rocks; White ply.
mouth Rocks; Black Minorcas;
white Minorcas: White Leghorns. A
few choice birds for sale Telephone
White S3l. l.. G., Ablcs. asset
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-14
THIS PAPER

124 eansome st.
where contrasts
b made for Il
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-14
Alexander { Baldwin
LIMITED.
B. ?. cookE....... k.snsSss
ORRlCER9.
SUGAR FACTORS, Z
COMMISSION MERCHANTS and
oo. INSURANCE AGENTS

hawaiian Commercial q suOsr G.
Haiku Sugar Company.
Pals Plantation.
? Maui Agricultural cenpsnS.
klhsI Plantation Company.
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
kahukv Plantation Company.
kahului Railroad Company.
hsisnksla Ranch comesny.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-14
William T: Paty,

Blank books Of all sorts. ledgers
etc, manufactured by the Bulletin Pub.
fishing Company. bf..-,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-14
Another Dance

Think now about spending the year
end pleasantly. The last dance at
HALElWA was such a success that
the management has decided to repeat
II on the 29th Of this month. He has
arranged with the kaai Orchestra to
play at a concert and dance on that
date and to have music all day SUM-
day. on that day there will be golf
and tennis tournament at which, II is
expected, large crowd will be pres.
ent. You may write the manager,
ST. CLAIR BIDGooD, for aecommo-
dations.
ST. CLAIR BIDGOOD,
Manager.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-29

one whose concerts has been sourceeo4
pleasure to those who have the oppor-
tunity .of hearing it, The Lewiston
band has been in existence for twenty
five years and has constantly been be-
fore the public eye. Many of the origi-
nal members of the band still play in
struments and they have been greatly
strengthened by competent musicians
who have rettled here from all parts.of
the country. At the present time the
band organization is practicing nightly
on new music, both popular and classic,
and the visitors to the fair this year
will be accorded rare musical treat.
The association has arranged for the
band to discourse music at intervals
throughout the day and during the even
ing concert will be given on the main
street. The band will occupy the spac-
ious pavilion opposite the grand stand
on the fair grounds and give daily con-
certs.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-29
For SALE Sixty thousand
shares of stock in the Imperial
Corona Gold Mining Company.
Enquire at Mining News office.
Lewiston's Crack Band.

The management of the lewiston
Charleston fair has made the announce
ment that the Lewiston Military band
has been engaged to furnish the music
during the fair week October 8-13. The
fair association as well as the people of
the Lewiston country are to be congrat-
ulated for securing such splendid or
ganization. The Lewiston band is
known throughout the entire Pacific
Northwest as crack organisation and
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-29
Local Mention

A. new floor was laid, in the
Office at Hotel Parr this week.
A. N. Ingram has just had a
fine store house and cellar built
to the rear of his saloon.
Prof. w. C. Brewer arrived in
Elk City the first Of the week
after business trip Of two weeks
to outside points.
Nels Malstrom was thrown
from a horse in Young's pasture
last Friday and received some
bad bruises about the chest.
There is a report that Growing
the Sites merchant, has bought
the Whitaker building here, and
intends to open a store in Elk.
Joe Akin, rancher on Salmon
river south Of Dixie, was here
several days the latter part of
last week and the first of this
week.
Lee Strong lost the sight of his
right eye the first of the, week..
He left Thursday. morning for
Spokane to consult an eye spec
ialist.
Mrs. U. G.. Kihkaid arrived
home Wednesday from visit of
several weeks at the home of her
parents in st. Louis and with
relatives in Illinois.
A. N. Ingram, VIM. Schlotter-
beck and F. A. Baner have To-
Gated a claim across Elk creek
from the Buster, which they have
named 1.-THE Wizard" It is sup
posed to cover the sxtension of
the Buster ledge.
DR.. J. D. Shinnick and P. F.
Rogers were out on a hunting
expedition a couple of days last
week and the game they didn t
see wouldn't be worth making a
trip after. Rogers left for Spo-
kane Immediately on their return
and the News reporter hasn't
been able to get within the dis
lance of country square of the
doctor adj week.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-29
Personal
and
Otherwise
Now is the time to subscribe
for the MINING NEWS.

Now is the time to subscribe
for the MINING NEWS.
A pleasant surprise. party was
given on Mr.. and Mrs. George v.
Harrington, Thursday evening.
Tam Vincent arrived Sunday
evening from the Orogfande dis
trict and Monday morning joined
the force. on the Buster.
Mr.. Wilson, the colored man
who has been cooking at Hotel
Parr for several weeks. left Sun
day. VIM. Martineau is now the
cook.
Chris Michaelson, a resident of
this district since '62, left Friday
morning for Raddand, California,
ita make that place his future
home.s- r t,sr ). re
~. w. Killinger Of Lewiston, a
mining man well known in this
district, has gone to Alaska to
inspect iron and copper deposits
for Pittsburg parties. -,
Jack Brill and his father, of
near Johnstown, Nebraska, ar
rived here Wednesday and will
enjoy hunting land fishing while
looking after their mining inter
ests. =
Ioe,Coverly has gone to work
for the Thunder Mountain com
panys,taking, the place of, Walter
Patterson who returned to Dixie
last week to work for the Crooked
Creek Placer company.
R. F. Romero was here from
Dixie several days this week.
He and Mrs. Romero expect te
visit in Lewiston during the fan
which opens October 9th and con
tinues including the 18th.
President H. M. Peterson Of
the Twin Butte Mining company
operating in the Orogrande dis
trict, arrived here on Sundays
stage from his home i'm Charleston
Washington. on his way to the
company's. property. Sever
thousand feet of flume, Mr.. Peter
son says, is being installed at the
property and the work is wei
under way, having been begun
about two weeks ago. Nearly al
the lumber to be used is cut ant
on the ground, and it is expected
that the fiume will be completed
by November. The cofppan,
will install a cyanide plant at tn,
property next spring.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-29

-. w. ANDREWS OF warmer,
Idaho, who has the contract to
extend the tunnel on the Elk Gold
Mining & Milling Company's
property on Red Horse, was in
camp Wednesday for supplies.
III the communication, from
Attorney Henry S. Hazlitt, pub
lished in the Mining News last
week, one sentence read: 1T
follows that a locator onyunpat-
ented ground can follow the vein
into a patented homestead" Mr..
Hazlitt writes it should have
read: 1T follows that a locator
of a mining claim on unpat-
ented land CANNOT follow the
vein into patented homestead. ,"
THE error does not happen to
be the printers this time. Re-
ferring to the manuscript, we
find it.and the article in the News
read the same. The oversight
on Mr.. FHazlitt's part was prob
ably due to the. short time in
which he had to prepare the art
icle for last weeks paper. Ed
IToR.] Mr.. Hazlitt wishes to
add: "At the time of making
final proof every homesteader
must make and file with the other
papers connected Herewith an
affidavit of the nonmineral char
acter Of the land"
- Mac" and "Joe,', two well
known members Of the canine
family in Elk City, came together
in a desperate encounter in front
of the City meat market Sunday
evening about supper time, and
made things lively foriabout half
an hour. But the fight between
the dogs wasn't all. A side ex.
hibition on the art Of self defense
was soon engaged in by the own
ers Of the dogs. Belor came out
of the melee with a broken thumb
caused by the stubborn resist
ance of McDonald's anatomy.
Dap. wore a portion sof bruised
flesh IN the region of one optic
for several days. A, fellow by
name of Murphy, who. had ling
cred too long over the flowing
bowl, undertook in his feeble way
to act as peace maker, but when
he let go an Apache yell that
could have been heard half way
to Sites and then bounced out OF
the cloud Of dust the spectators
understood Murphy had started
something he couldn't finish.
Mac" and Joe" fought a draw,
and now that their owners have
slept over the matter peace reigns
and all are friends again.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-29
For Sole.

Ny ranch of forty acres on
Salmon river eight miles above
the ferry; ten acres under pillow,
lots of small fruit; good house
14x24 Heating stove and pillow
go with ranch, for $500. SAM
UEL MYERS.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-29

u
Capitalists who contemplate investing
in Elk City, Orogrnde, Dixie, Thunder
MountaiA or Buffalo Hump districts can
secure highest authority by consulting
me. | have made study of this re-
gion for eight years. Address; Pfpf.
Walter C. Brewer, Orogrande, Idaho.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-29

81
FoUND---An umbrella. Owner
can have same by calling at this
Office, describing property and
paying for this advertisement.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-29

If you are not a subscriber to
the News you have to depend on
your neigbor.to tell you the news.
The evening world., 1906-06-02

BENEVOLENT-Six flrlongs in 100
hreFzf1g Was 80 hand an me vav
TRADtTION-Six nutlongs In ia
easily. VIII soon be ready.
WORK AND PLAYA half mile IN
o.5!, very easily. \ good colt.
HAMBURG BELLE-One and enc
eighth miles In 10. In a big gallon
CERRELEAN-Six t%urllugs In LIS l-y
easing up. Tab her. :
ALKALINE B.-Flve furlongs In l.02 l-e
handlly Nice work for a maiden.
TODDLES-Ftve furlongs In l.02. han
dily. Much better than rated.
WATER HATTE-Flye fur!ongs IN
! % 10. handily. a good one OF the
Thomas string.
ALGlERS-Five f~urlonss in los. driy-
INK. Does not appear 40 be much.
TIP TOE-Ane mile in La. easily.
Vas never better.
BELCAsT=FiYe furloncs in 1.o4 As.
gapopl-g. Was anxious 10 run this
DALvEY Seven furlonss IN l.4o.
RoYli. sCEPTRE-one mile in
Ia -. handily. Was In hand all the
"VKrTTREDGE-oae mile in IA As.
easily. Tab aim Is very ~.
CONpTTEE-A half mile in 81 20,
! easily. Just a pipe-opener.
4 RONPON-Oue mile IN 1912. han
ally. Should WIN q maiden rage.
The evening world., 1906-06-02
CANOE RACE
NEXT SATURDAY
New York Club Offers Fine
Programme in Open Con-
tests at Bensonhurst.

The New York Canoe Club
its programme FOR the thirty-sixth an
nual spnng regatta for Saturday. June
9. In Gravesend Bay OFF the clubhouse
at B~ensonhurst seven vents have
been scheduled and "a all OF The races
tho conditions are such as vii insure
q big entry list. The list Is - follows:
At ) T.. M.-Record sailing. decked
canoes. 4l-2 miles Al 5lo T. NJ
Record sailing. open canoes, . mics,
open ano padding, single blade, u
mile; open canoe tandem padding, san
gle blades. u mile, open canoe, four-
paddling. single blades. Il miie. tail
end race. tilJing tournament The com
mittce reserves the rlght Of arranging
the crews IN the club iou's patching
race.
An events are open to members OF
any recognized n c.ub and 20 menu
bers IN good standing of the American
Canoe Association. excepting the last
three events named, 10 which only
member of the New York Clnoe Club
are eligible. Prizes will be awarded in
each contest. and championship prizes
will be given the winners OF the great
cS number OF points IN the series OF
gallinG races Tor decked and open
canoes. All races are under the rules
Of the American Canoe Association.
Each man competing in a series race
VIII be credited win as many points as
the number OF men he defeats, with
one point added Tor completing the
race. a starter who does not finish ic-
celYes no points, but will be counged
as a defeated man In awarding points
TO those who do nnisls Open canoes
viii race Oh a handicap basis arranged
by tie Regatta Committee.
Prizes have been donated TO tho ciub
as follows By ". A. Coley. for record
in open canoes sailing. Nj. Hawthorne,
The evening world., 1906-06-02
BY BULGER.

While waking 10 his home last night
Clark Griffith. manager o. the Ne"
YORK American League baseball team.
WIS set upon by = senS o. men VINO
lat 3eeu hidden IL a doorway. and be-
fore be could turn his Aand was blind
folded. forced u 81; down and leis TO
ex.rlca;e h.msel: the BEST ne could. A.
sac p4,ie- o. re;reatins footsteps
sounded around the corner Gr.hta
saa,ch~i the aandkercAie: from his
eyes and on his Goa, toant pinned a
beautiful rose.
"Well by the gods or High olympus
and the silver hairs OK Jim Mcclure
n-arruared the Highland Ch!et. y
Aiyc c,e' baseoa.l riots. hav been
hit by um2lres and skianed out OF my
salary on the coast, bat this S tie
;.s; Tine your Uncle Clark was ever
waylald TIA; some good fan might pin
Il rose or me.
AN. MAT strange and fancital
scenes are enacted IN these strenuous
al! nckle days s~olloqu.zod the man
ger rs he suolled on. Tonight, oy
force they seek TO Pin a rose on
me. when ,aree weeks ago the same
ertlus.7stc fans would have been glad
oC a chance TO play the hose on me
B1t such is lie. As that great hitting
shortstop. Hamlet. once said. To be or
not 10 be. that is the question o"'
The evening world., 1906-06-02
EMI-PR0FESSI0NALS TO
PLAY IN SUNDAY GAMES

II WIZ the motel EdEers IN me box. no
y Tns.ns o. Trenton. y j.. Will Visit tho
against the Ridge woods n, q 10 p NJ This
VIII oe the first time these teams ever ui,;
~ ,as o'amon1 an1 a. eSeitins game J: *
team and Il Is now in frstclass trim Tho
eafly game VIII take place AZ $50 +. VI,
Inc first game q; the series 70 decide tho
colorei Championship ~ the world viii bee
played tomorrow az Bronx oval. one Hum.
area And slN;5 tnlrd street and southern
Bpllevnr. the cuutendcss VIII De- the phil
a%delphia Giants. the present tito h1ilr d.
ana The Royal Giaats. This VIII DE the first
season, and a large number ~ tnelr friends
VII he on hand - root. RUDE Foster vll
tb@e R 52r ,He ! rSS'dsipnisn ani Merritt t,r
Ridge \. c az Kay Ridge to-mo.row.
Tho Phiiwlelphia quaker Gitnta. a fast
who could make II very Interesting az some
NJ the league teams. VIII De the M4uhatta.'s
opponents at olympic Field. one iulul-ri naI
row. The ManhatinnS nave boeg 8ln9IaE
great games. and another fast ono is Is
iwlrler In he box
Tne Hobokcrs kept up Their fast pnoe thls
w,eS - ts.ss',as tA1 AZ National ~iia
On Decoration Day on tho cricke' Gr1u.d,
tn-n1rrnw lnrlr opplne's VIII 10 The cuban
n hot battle .ar supremacy is N pf1s8ect
Baseball VIII ne resumed az tic Pastlmc
ovaA Msael'ela Aip5g,t anG Nff.1o 4 i5'mof
rross bats With the erAe@ An American
hartley. " The rhundelgaia Americans. Wl0
close battle ctn gc l0 ked iu,
! Giants. AZ Caury island nsouua and Avenue
VI. Hurlblyu, 80 40 J. ~
ArN,ice ryT Johnson ana Gardner avenue
BgsklyH. At 20 M,.r GU, j..
Blissviile, Long Islanl CITY. a $50 r. NJ
OsauEe 4 4 VS.. DclriEE Point a. c.. a
The evening world., 1906-06-02
By FRANK ". THORP.

Tho Coney Island Jockey Club issues
q revised list OF weights for the Sub
uinan Handicap The penalties .r-
CURED by many horses secm very SEE
we're. For instance. Tokalon. originally
in at l1 pounds. IS practically killed on
with a twelve-pound penalty for win
ming the Brooklyn. BurSomasier earned.
n twelve-pound penalty for winning the
Belmont Stakes, but. as he cannot carry
over 10 pounds under the conditions. he
only picks up ten pounds OF T. At
that IT IS sufficient to put him ont OF
the race Rosehen Us given -FOUR pounds
moro for winning the Garter ana Biardy
By his win IN the Parkway Handicap
now carries JIG pounds. or four pounds
moro than the original weight allotted
Why not. instead OF penaliz.ng horses
TO the extent named in the conditions %
the suburban. simply lar them alto-
sether? II emouais TO as much or
why should e condition o: This sort be
incorporated in the make-up OF tae
race.
winners OF 800 and over subject
TO Il rev sion OF ve.gAt by uao one al
handicapper.'
Mr. Vosourg would not dream OF MAX
ing Tokalon pick up twelve pounds. nor
would 40 bar ont the only good taIce-
year-o!d hy sticking ten poHnus moe
on ais hack. And as FOR Roschru pick
ing an four pounds Tor winniug g seven
furlong race. why that rs ridiculous.
IL is ditucuIt @ tadtrsttli Why -
earnings ot % hose should ancct hs
weight in 2 hand. 1ap where ali horses
are suppressed 90 ac equal. OF course
horses may change IN form from yca.
The evening world., 1906-06-02

grounds sarltoga avenue aud Ha'ssy stree,
ainaA,yH at a = " Preliminary gam az
savannah Giants -. Rrigh'ors, At
lr ght1n oval. Atlantic avenue ard Ess.N
oak Fieid club rs Jamaica woodhull.. at
Ssrt9n 1'ennne and Fulton street. brooklyn,
Al-Colegiato H.. i. A. W. wh..e Plain,
= g.. A. waste Plains. a; ! +. NJ.
O. Ml,s2ari Pacines ys Long Island City e.
M.rsun avenues, Brooklyn. az ! = NJ $50
8 StsleT \ VS.. Suffern Fieid Club, at
s4rsG,s Hawthornes. at Hawthorne
nna h93ggd 5A street and brooklyn ave
9uE1iiEz IS. Foushkeep.ie at Lo,rbrr
n w ,,n sireri and K.ngsiand avenue
cy.d. twenty sirt,i5 ', strs a s. Johns
nus Itr'oklyn. at 2 20 p NJ. ave-
h&risai'Sn ''o N'r"eIs' q Connecticut
lex strcat. H-,l.Ivn. Of leo = p eve sni
Urinary rrrrr MT so l. VI r " ire
lHramount gr.unda MctrorSi,sr, ",nnts az
urinary Vamn 10 ~ = NJ re
savannah Giants ,s. ~frv,r,. n
~ Sr9gais Saratoga avenue n,W h2w.
''T prxtcr s' gym r. : r. Nj massey
rark Entela y'~eet and lanai pesier
I, 'ooNi,h as a2o NJ Preliminary rams
/ o. fr21et,' Eneralis at Marauctt.
! lHui az Hdu J.. ". 81"
~ Amnrie5ns vs. p5rst,vn n, pa,tpr.
's93' N,1'''e'h street ana AycSle i. al
.oak Field club " For poclaw.v nj
Flt RlchaWsy NJ 80 T. NJ ~
Hictr1nl HIi o-d J~a,la!el vs lon, co.
eyed Giants, ~ . ~ T. N ~
celoninl a. g 80. Pcclnics at Colonial
$50 J.. ~
Ions Island CITY = c W. crose.rt p .
At Long Island CITY rrounds. on riorier
' averue. at 3.3n r NJ
Navier \ \ rs. west Orange. at Yves
Orange, ", J..
The evening world., 1906-06-02
BURSTING AUTO TIRE
STARTLED CLUBHOUSE
"Guess It's Old Faithful Blowing Up" Joked
Young Mr.. Harry Payne
Whitney.

when ore OF thom exploded with a ter
riff report. What vas that?" ex-
claimed an excited clubhouse habituo.
"Oh. ! guess IL was Old Faithful blow
Ing up remarked Mr.. Whitney. HIS
horse had just been beaten.
Miller had six mounts. He rode a
winner. three seconds and q third. be-
ing unplaced with killochan in the sec
ond event. Radtke had four mounts.
riding a nrst and a third. He would
have won with Entrce In the third race
but for Miller's foul riding.
Hermis. Won Tromp. Monsieur Beau
ca!re. lilo shot. First Water. Nathan
Hale and proposer have been declared
from tho Suburban. together with
SNsonhy. This leaves hfty-one eligibles.
Winning penalties have increased the
weights OF Roseben to I23. Rlandy TO
ll6 Merry Lark 10 lib, Tokalon and
Bureomaster 10 1l5.
The evening world., 1906-06-02
OF SPEEDY ONES
ARE SHOWN AT GRAVESEND

prrczins. Ready 10 ace to bis best
form.
NiSO-Slx -furlones IN III gallop.ng.
III MINING WATEE-One mile In IL
, allly Loins vel! n IS III to Tlce
any day.
hau8Ily. 4. hIgh-ciass colt.
MEIEouKNE NoMINEE-one mile
ROYAL BREEZE-Fivc tir,ongs IN
- handily. should win at first
asking.
MERRILI-Fivc furlo1gs In lOa IS.
laultly. Has speed. but unlucky.
ApotS-S.X f~4r.ougs ia 1l5 3-5. han
Oily ia srecd. hut VEN ordinary,
HOI.SCHER-Onc mile and a furlonc
Tn -, handy. VIII wip very soon
Gt.RANIl M-Onc mule in !. - 10. han.
di4y. >oeelv ana very 1T.
UNCLE t'RIGH- one mile IN l.i2 81.
h1rlly. Going. along nicely and Is tit.
QtIlLO-Four tar!ongs In co. ~.
r =. sHAw-Th-ee nrlongs in o.ss.
han tllr. Not AZ TO iAueh.
The evening world., 1906-06-02

Good workouts were the rule at
GraNescnd. The weather was warm
tAis morning and the track in good trim.
I.c best SIll5qs noted f0llow
MISS CkAN rOkD-Oue mile III rs.
b.tezins. in good form.
JUDGE DAY EI-F.ye fuglouEs IL log.
handily. Showed "a good tUra ~ speed
SHOT GUN-SlN fuvlouEs 10 l.l9,
bret1ing. Seems AS good as eyer.
MERRY LAKk-One milo IN i.4i,
handily. Doing We'll and AT his best
LISTLESS-Four :Griougs ia U5l.
handily. Not; up 10 much.
MEMORIES-Oue mile IN las. gall p
lag seems AZ her best.
MABEL RICHAEDSON-Three fur
longs IA 0.3S. breeding ran well last
time.
03S. breeding. In good trim
FIRST MASON-One mile in 1885.
brecziug Ready 10 ace
CONTE%T-FIve fur.onss in los 3-5.
hrce2ins CLASSY ally.
LONSpALE-S!x tur.ongs In III 30