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The evening world., 1906-04-27
Fine Weather Brings Out
Full Quota of Horses
in Training.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY. April c7-Ths
sun shone On both sides OF the streets
at the S%heepshead Bay Village this
morning and the racecourse vas sun
light in every direction.
The track was dry and smooth and
the racers had the best surface OF tho
season to gallon over.
The attractive conditions caused tia
trainers and racers to gather at the
course In nuinber and the best moves
so far this season were recorded.
Trainer wan Karrick took the track
AT an early hour with his nrst Get. and
in the presence OF Mr.. II. X. Knapp,
owner OF the Oneck stable. sent several
~ ms ehArsers 10 goou ga!iops before
the morning wore away.
The best workouts during the train
ing hours follow.
ROB ROY Five furlongs in 1.o2 l-2
handlly. a improving Wa every
work Watch for him In cheap com
CARMAGMoLE Five furlongs in
io2 - all out- Was doing his best.
Is very ordinary
oPTlCIAN-five furlongs In lie. ham
ally. Works fast, but acts TX a morn
C.AiRNGORM - Three ~furloags IN
90 L. bTeezing. Has just been taken
Don DiEGo-A half-sn.le in ESQ -.
easily Is getting COED and shows ali
his two-yelr-old vim,
CHARLES EDWARD-Four fur.ongs
"a 0.''. ortezinr- All that vas asked Of
LA5OUR-A haif-mle On ol hun
dily. lie ran out al the mead OF the
stretch. Acts Ike "A good colt.
ClEsYsoIITE-Four fIrlones in 90.
%gallnpsng. Very bad
LASABIE-Four nu.ones In 0.5l.
breezi.g a sweet tiree-year-old
LIcITMGss-six furlougs In L24.
FAR WEST eesquarters IN loe
breczine a vcsv cheap u
Bl>ANDY-A half mile va u4 hand
lily; showed he bud AN his foot. this
is the test he has been asked So far
this spring.
OAkLANyN-Four f%urlongs In OAs l-1
all out good work. but nUt u,ar as
impressive us Blandys his stable mate.
TANAGER-A half mile In Oi9 -
handily a speedy ally ana one that
acts as II she would run over n distance
oEiyER cRoMWELr-Flve FUR
longs IN l.0I breezlng looks Us II ne
will make good this season.
WATER PEARI-Three f%ur!ongs IN
c3I ~ nandlly. was under G strong
AFTERMATH TAree-eirhths In O3s.
hand.iy. Just a p.pe-opening gailop for
LrRETTA-Three f~urlongs. in Ofe.
brcezirz speedy but quits.
ESCUTCHEON seven fur,onge. IN
~ gallopi7g' ready whenever his
HAMBIRG BELLE 4 hair niie In
@ 81 ~ very easily THIS was only play
fOr this marc.
SNiIiLNG roM Three niricars .n
~ p handy IL a runner: taa him FOR
LEONARD JOE HAYNlAN Four flr-
4 longs ln OlI-e. easily Don't miss trfg
m ..M. ".. AnHF H.. .aHHH.H H-H H-
The evening world., 1906-04-27
PUG|L|ST M'GARRY
MAKES A RECORD

Au,,- ,,---.-, y ~
NmpH NN'"'fs ''e 'isht-Welght. has
made q record. Three Nights in success
sion ne won every n.s1t he w.s ia,
NfeC,rrv h.at 10 s,,r. ~, 49, "
T,ass,. -, a. ~, ~"
uesuiy h'shI On wednesday he de-
ieated Charley Sicgor in what was a
great four-round battle ANA ,be, las,
,t.h, bo ,..., ..t-a,n :,
"N 80 N' NOS"'' ot IH!Ihdci-
phlu' a severe ~trouuclnS ia a four
IN out at the stag OF the Lonr
Acre A. O.. in Yves. T,.,ty-,t,L
No. s..
The evening world., 1906-04-27
SPORTING NEWS AND COMMENT y ER077TE
BIG JACK JOHNSON
DEFEATS LANGFORD
special to The Evening worla3

BOSTON. April 27-Jack Johnron. tho
colored heavyweight. OF Galveston.
won the decision over sam Langford
In their ffteen-round bout at the LIN
coin Club. Chelsea. last night. Out
weighed by at least forty pounds and
a head shorter han johnson. the Bos-
ton man was good and strong when
the bout ended.
The sports generally. as we'll as john
son. believed Langford would be dow
ana out before ten rOuuds. and II
looked IN the sixth round as II they
had guessed right. FOR Langford was
sent TO the floor FOR the count He
came back quickly. and when the
round ended Johnson was 81 as bad q
way as Langford.
The evening world., 1906-04-27
YACHTSMEN PREPARING FOR A BIC SEASON
YACHTSMEN. AHOY!

The Evening World will endeavor
THIS season 20 make a feature OF
Yachting news. and invites secre-
taries OF yacht clubs and members
OF local clubs who are Interested
IN the sport TO send TO this paper
rom 'imc TO time such items OF
news concerning the sport as they
may think will interest others aria
thereby aid In making the season
on the water the best in years. Ad-
dress all communications TO Yacht
ing Editor. Evening World. Park
Row. New York.
The evening world., 1906-04-27
Made at Athens.
BY WNETER 4. STNCLAIR.
CWlth acute apologies 20 Lord Byron.N

Made at Athens nj the start
Records new. We Yanks take heart.
Who so strong and who so feet
A the lads with re~d-wiuged feet7
Yes. they vowed before they sailed:
Champs Wen be who never failed, -
Great Olympic champs are these!
See how Daniels won with easel
Sheridan. the copper-discus boy.
Made CHIEF Bingham cuss with Joy.
By olrnpi- crowds they're hailed:
Champs they are who never failed"
The evening world., 1906-04-27

Sweets OF Worldwide fame they taste:
Winners belt around the waist.
When YanNs left the rest behind
Cheers swe.ei the Aegean wind.
Robertson declared himself In on"
And hat other Yankee. Hahn.
Maid OF Athens. are YOU wlse7
On our bows don't cast you eyes
TIL the tournament IS done
Till the las event is run.
Though, no doubt hes won your heart.
Like the prizes. N tho start.
The evening world., 1906-04-27
Several New Features to
Be introduced in the
Many Regattas

and schooners o, The large or modera,e
,yp, DE- start wlll oe OF Gf-at Captain .
isi.'hl Lisht NJ : s. NJ. ana the nn.Ha o..
ne titEhtcr - New London harbor. 1t is e1-
i-c''d That J Il gcrs Maxwell's Queen.
Roy y halnvy's IltIdor. \. r Lakes
'*i"nt G~rgc Lander. i-'s. Entyaliou
AM J brcWster Elnina will be com
i-utoTs IN TIE schooner class. Competitors
college rowing races ~ Tur. - - ~
enter OF see the starr u the Easfcyu Yacht
,slgls Tsce .sJih New Loadou - Marble
The evening world., 1906-04-27
Various Clubs of This
Vicinity Have Openings
Already Scheduled.

Perchci OF the observation over or
the B-ensouhurst Yacht Clubs pier.
which extends out into Gravesend Bay.
the yachting enthusiast may well look
forward TO the opening OF the racing
season with fond expectations OF thor
orghly enjoying the sport. The new
clubhouse and its tower oncr tho most
advantageous spot for watching the
races in tho bay. and the B%ensonhurst
members are right proud OF their u a
tiers.
Besides the -FOUR Saturday racing
dates given the Bensonhurst Club BY
the GrAvescnd Bay Yacht Racing AS
s~octation. there VIII be two special fea-
lures o. sufficient interest to attract at
tenilon from members OF other clubs.
These are the Bellows challenge cup
n Ch.lds trophy races. In which the
fastest boats on Grnvesend Bay Will
be the competitors.
Last year both events were won by
the crack Ogeemah. now s,ld. u 10
pe raced on the Sound. which fact OF
ner absence gives a more open appear
ance to the contests. In TACT. the pgee-
man, built In anticipation OF a change
In measurement rules. Ead an aIvnnt-
age over other yarhts. Whlch did not
llANH n tAlr SatllFL fFSt, and the re-
suits were not always satisfactory
particularly TO owners OF Beaten boats.
\. new ant Interesting feature in IN.
Challenge races this year Ia the anticipated
0rF y - Unknown quantity m a ooat
No.. ~ ~ yaf- ~ ni1 b9St.1
IT, known about th!s htat except that ID hos
lheen stated UPON good authority ,aht sh~
VIII De rHcst under the cul1rs ~ tle Rom
s'ufurst Yacht club. her owner being also.
ansnown should MS boat prove % De rs
the challenger FOR the trophies now held by
the New York Canoe cub.
The Bellows Challenge Gun = FOR Class o
.leops. Unusual 'ndiIHus govern the
Guilds trppiv. rs the challenging ciun may
name two representatives 30 any class un-
dsr N and can get a time an sanee the
lleh % INC donor OF tic trF being "a
ascertain tho hes; qualities %: boats by
Inches The brns0uhurst riuh has chai-
le1Ecd for both trophies won by the OEee-
nah last seas =. the rare for the Chllis
trophy being scheduled for NAV 90.
e~ensonhursts Open May I.
Tho Bensonhurs; Club vii! have an In.
formal ppeulng - the ciuh-housc Mas I 20
De- followed hy u- Formal opening on Mas
20 when the Chilis trophy race Is 20 be
saH"d. There are many ucw applications
Tor membership and active preparation is
h"ine made among owners f0r the opening
= the season. Quite n number q yachts
n the club have recentit changed hands.
I good prices have been realized.
Commodore C1ali's nEgship Ml7. ne Is about
reAlf ~ e over, after HtFing hen reno
The evening world., 1906-04-27
L DIR. GRINDLE.

The oldest specialist In diseases ~ men.
Under DR.. Grindle's scientific Treatment
blood and skin diseases. pains IN bonos, roll
swollinrs.. kidney. bladder complaints, said
ings,. inflammation, gravel. Nc, speedily
cured On very MODERATE TERMS. inpeii-
ments removed Sufferers, do not waste dina
visiting less skilled physicians, Remember.
Office over 20 years at III West i2th ST..
between 9Th and Tth avs. consutation fre.a
The evening world., 1906-04-27
JAMAICA ENTRIES.

JAMAICA RACE TRACK. Aprl o.
The entries FOR to-morrow's races are
40 sgGTo,.s.
The evening world., 1906-04-27
Larchmont's Big Schedule.

Alaays foremost In Yachting events %
Ipeciai Interest 70 local owner. the l@Gei
iuont iarAt tlub. Uarslsa IT. noe '-fFftt
Committee ~ this season. announces a
t~c1~.uls ~ rac.ng daies likely 90 prove
unuSusliy attractive. The season opens
Jsre 10 with the spring regatta ard ron!
f4at date 20 Sept. . there VIII De t'w"fninS
~ each race day to draw attention. The
anrIal -erattR Is So, for July 4 recc week
To- me interval Of july - p. saeeial Tacts
IN sept and : ard Tire Nu Te<a't-
In adiftiou 70 thp schedule in w1lch
tho - Iai ~fcafa-es Src the cit Gun race
fr Class y schc1 ners. July I the race for
auA,llsrts on sept I and the iarcarn"nt
s-atoacr CUP race and bis siopps on sept. ;.
IA re Nnl "a. events on each ncc ca! o.
the rarcnt4sIts for a valuable series u-ize
ana sr~cinl series races during race week
fo- class II sraoone-s Is % = 80 -. 90
and Sa-fofcfs among sloNp9. Sew YORK;
ri Foote'S Iar-imon:. Indian iigrhor and
Ri4.rsid. oae design clastes ar4 general
class 81 nccahouts-
An Innovation is promised 1or scpt !
when the eatl'c fleet. lnci rinS raotag
open rega;ias flr all clauses regular and
irreriia- are scheduled Tor June 10. July
* ana u and sept T.
The evening world., 1906-04-27

BASEBALL. IsOLO GDs. TO-DAY. p. NJ.
GIANTS. cAanipiens. Va. RhllA'hlA. Adm. Sos....
The evening world., 1906-04-27

A great Improvement N Grave-cnd Ray
racing tlis season - the chang. 20 be made
70 a TRIANGULAR course by thf Grlvcseni Bay
Yachting Association. ty which starting lines
Will be a-rauEed a; points opposite The sew
rrsl club house. Tncre VIII he a buoy near
Frrt Hariiltan end another Just INSIDE the
channel on srtnn's Point. S-Agate AMI tnf
third o" Casfaln's Pier. Bah Beach This
course get. away from the path Of merchant
vessels. Which iasi season threatened el'hr-
disaster ol "silke" wins rs some bsat that
barely managed 60 weather a cruise. while
another with equally go chances on a clear
The evening world., 1906-04-27

VIII you kindly let me know II my
man on the New York National League
team made n home run from the he
ginning Of the aeason 10 April is !a-
elusive? Hoping that you VIII answer
as soon as possible. ! remain. yours
respectfully. SOL. COIN.
No.
The evening world., 1906-04-27


Kindly advise me through your valu-
apis column as 10 who gets the credit
OF winning tile. last two games the
Yankees took from oRston In which
Newton was relieved By lie Roy in tho
nrst one and Orth relieving Hogy In
the last game, Also 81 the other pItch-
h credited as though he did not
ly answering his you viii greatly
Newton get. credit for first ana
HogE for II n pitchers
team Ia In the lend when he re-
tires md the game IL won he yet.
credit for IL. II the team q. behind
when he r%etircs and another Mitch
err goes In and wins out the .ccops
p'"er IN credited with the game.
The evening world., 1906-04-27

EDITORS
CQI5zsklJMME.
Nv lW. M II Ny
NfWS7MMMEQ

To settle n dispute would you kindly
let me know who won the first game
with New York and BROOKLYN last year.
and also who won the nrst scries2
Thanking YOU very much for same. l
remain. yours truly. J. Z.
New York MON first game mud
series.
The evening world., 1906-04-27

Kindly let mo know through your
column how 10 figure tho percentage Of
the baseball teams. Yours respectfully.
The evening world., 1906-04-27

N.tti aal nut into shipshap- condition - a.,
"etHe s,a.on Ihe Old name Tor iris ,aent
- n@,py combination OF MAY ana y
vas named. nv iEat
The evening world., 1906-04-27

Nnuly let me know through vou-
pIHn McGann ever pl,vod ~,
BnooAyn Baseball team. and II so %.
uate. By doing 80 greatly obiire, '
M BROOKLYN FAN.
The evening world., 1906-04-27
Divide the number OF games won
blythe number played.

bets B that Ames had more strike
outs 10 Els credit d any other pitcher
on the Giants team last season. which
wins3 Respectfully, A READER.
n wins. Ames had most.
The evening world., 1906-04-27

TIE yawl Caribou has hecn sold hy : Z
c1cho!sen and Win b. ruced up the sound.
purchased the - Root yawl Esprrl,o r1rr.riy
eNnci by a Larchmont cluh membe-. T 4
hamilton. also u the Bcnsanhursf Club. has
about C~how-ChaN.
The evening world., 1906-04-27

NOTICE mat there appears in vour
c~olunlns references to the friendly caei.
- eNlAuAs At present between the
- .can League and National Lr.a-rie
~ our city. Can you tell me n lie
Nnierloan scaTe VIZ be placed an scors
noard at National Park uli. s.,son
And II not. do YOU know tho reasc,
~ a rooter for both New York tsoms
~ auenu an games and like to see
away. ThS Is
The evening world., 1906-04-27
hens0nhursts opcn May 1.
AM

Commodore Clsld's nsgship Na7eilc Is about
u 70 over, after having hen reno
The evening world., 1906-04-27

I'm q THEATRE At 9th Az. Popular Prices.
flu u, Fiske o'Hara. Mr. Blarney from Ireland.
Next Neek-"AtS SQUARE DEAL"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-18

Alfred Smith, who mixes the
big medicine for the democrat
organization down among the
Indians was in town Wednesday.
When Brought 10 account by the
bosses ifor tie loss of certain
townships in his district, one
might have thought to have
heard him that the Sioux were
again on the war path. He had
fixed npa deal for the demo,
Gratis to run the business for
him and then left for greener
fields. only 10 find out later that
there were SON. Indians just as
smart as he. Alfred is long on
reform p,litics.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-18

The Supervisors Of Kennedy
civil township adopted resoin.
tions = follows:
10 require MI nth sources
dangerous II public health aud
The health 81 stock. removed, all
carcas.es III animals buried and
quarters di~Iniected. Or whe. .
there i any contagious disease
IL sssy kind. il shall be dealt with
- required BY law. Failure Z,
comply with above notice will BIZ
liable - punishment according
81 iAw. WIN. II. Ralnsdeil.
r. n. Moody. President.
Secretary.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-18

9. W. Fouis. postmaste- ~
Riverton. r., nearly lost his lie
and wss robbed or al comfort.
according 10 his letter. which
says: .sifnr % years / had
chronic liver complaint which
led 70 snch : severe case OK lam.
dice that even my finger nails
turned yellow. when my doctor
prescribed Electric Bitters:
which cured ms and have kept
me well for eleven years" Sure
cure for biiioasness, neuralgia.
weakness and III stomach, liver,
kidney and bladder derange
menfx. "A wonderful tonic. For
by The Wagner Drug Co. Soc.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-18
Joseph v. .Janda looked long


Joseph v. Janda looked long
ingly four different times at the
ballots, weakened each time, and
backed up, but finally, when the
shadows com menced to gather
and the crowd OF boo STEERS be
hind got large enough to carry
some confidence with it, his
hand went up slowly, touched
the pen and spoke the words
that made "A new man of him.
No more boosting for the demo
Gratis nov joe.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-18
whea Kanara was a Harvard.

When Baron Komura was student
81 the Harvard Law School. In the
class Of ~. his classma'e and warm
friend. Baron Kaneko. urged him %
70 into society. many hospitable Bos-
ton doors being open 10 them. hut
Komura preferred, as be said. to Dc.
vote his leisure TO the study OF Amsri.
can character Ia American books and
10 observe American life outside Of
conventional society. Emerson was
his favorite author. and from hia
writings be adopted his motto. Thess
and other things that are being said
81 this quiet diplomat and silent man
with keen observing eyes" are inter.
exfing to know. II u evident that Ko.
nnra Ii going TO wear well upon ciosss
acquaintance.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-18
who said Tie corporations

Who said the corporations
were against senator Gamble.
No. ~ here In Wagner. The
First State Ba ok opened wide
its c,ifers and the President OF
the Fairfield OIney Traction Co.
WAS kept busy making bluffs It
bis check book.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-18

! asssz IN ne en- II ssaax FAlas,
- TsaNSas me Sless aAs "
Iunas i@aa II lseEgs aclock,
/ nos.a. for tie purpose af MONT
naainx ! ualtesi States senator.
lard also fof Che parpose u
lnominating candidates for con
gressionas. and state Offices 70
be flied at the election 20 be
held ii November following. and
for the transction Of such other
business Is may be propsrly
considered. The nominations
10 be made are rs follows:
A candidate for United States
senator.
Two candidates for congress.
A candidate for governor.
a candidate for lieutenant,
governor.
A candidate for secretary Of
state.
"A candidate for state trea-
surer.
A candidate for stare auditor
a candidate for superinten
dent Of public instruction
A candidate for com issioner
Of schools and public lands.
A candidate for attorney gen
sral.
a candidate for railroad com. |
missioner.
The ratio ~ fixed by law will
y - follows: One delegate for
ach tifty votes Or major frac
ION thereof, cast for Hon.
samuel H. Elrod. republican
andidate for governor Mt the
lection u 1904. The mum Der
delegates 10 which Charles Mix
onnty will be entitled under
biz call, i 81.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-18

What would be the matter of
putting Frank Strohbehn in as
general manager over all things,
political aud otherwise, with full
power 10 act. and save all this
contention and turmoil of max
ing him get out aud prove to the
people that he is 1T.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-18

Now then, Mr.. Joseph, just
show the people how you are
going to vote for Gamble, with
out supporting the whole insur-
gent movement. Ii weremember
rightly you strenuousiy object
to being clasSed as one.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-18

Mr.. Joseph has openly said
that he did not want an office at
the hands of the democrats or
by the same Influence; has he
changed his mind, or is he going
to lay down and show the re-
publicans that he is what he has
so diligently claimed to be?
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-18
..eA1s HOUSES TEN COMMAND.

s..
= s !. 60 - s''sD-
lo1 80, - 800 a'n
IS 's.s e'' ''s.1 -
81. e. - s - = - - 80
Il o ,'..
81 s.'.'. < Z, ~ -
49,. "a. 90 4. =. 9 -. 49, =
..s 60 50 $3.50 ). 49, =
!. 81: 81 :. u. . 80 20 ''..
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-18

The ex-edit,r ut the Leader
swore he was 4 republican and
tile vote was counted. Verify
this IL an age Of reform, but it
keeps tile reformers guessing Is
to where they are Mt.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-18
A ns,aea.s Yesrs.

tsrayce-No. I've never met man
wlso really interested me.
gladys What sort of man do 20
sanff
s;rayee-oh. tho kipd who'd -
things that would make Il necessary
for nae 60 write % the heart-to heart
department Of sons ladies' magaxins
for advice.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-18

The democrats jnst held out
men enough d, ill the delega
tim ID their own coaaty com-
vention; the rest are reru5-
licsns now
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-18

Fifty cents was offered by a
Gamble supporter out In the
country 10 one Of his nelghbors.
The offer vas spnrned, and
justly so, as he had probably
heard of the market value at
Wagner.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-18

The gums and resins obtained from pine
trees have long been rveoznixsd as highly
beneficial In tile treatment Of backarhe.
kidney and BLADDER troubles Pine ules Is the
name u nsw me,lcin.. the principal tngre-
dients ~ which, come from the pine forests
OF ou- own native land sold by Tia. Wagner
Drug 10. man
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-18

4 Iiqnid rpsa cure foF ehIidrva thai n pssa-
ssas. kssmls~.. ana sG~cfave = R~~* i-.x.-
sIve Haeey ard Tar rupesisr = .ii other
sus.k syrarm - eoid r&metIs@ berss~r 4
49, ~ ~ hewI& An Ideal r~m~siy for
s5onxh. Gsad& Cruup Mhnopanx oaxls snd
aIirus1a.se lsns snd bronebiai sarrtsons IL
cktta ~ sdalt. Ftssssns u s~ks4 sold ~
~ MsGnes Drug ID. mam
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-18

Only six democrats left in
Wagner now and we are not
xnrs that they are democrats.
Walt until after the next repub.
lican caucus.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-18
For sale

A seven year old horse,
wei ,ht 1900 lbs. Inquire at post
office.