NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. MARCH 6. 1905. 9 BLAMED FOR HIS DEATH. th» time remaining, however, and a fresh horse SITUATION. with some class Is oftentimes better half at than THE GAS those Jaded by long winter racing. In any «T*nt. there willb« plenty of horses at the track, and the Druggist Arrested After Williams- fields promise to be of good size. Hope Solution Lies tcith Gov- of burg "Tod" Sloan, the one time leading Jockey of two Man \u25a0 —.Talk Message. Expires. continents, rode with enough skill and success at of Peter Ciqulnlr, of No. 292 North-st.. New -Orleans last week to indicate that he has not TUB TEIBCNK.] Williams- forgotten his cunning in the saddle. To all appear- tBY TELEGRAPH TO burg, went to the drug store of SchulofC & hold \ hope pas legislation for Lieber- ances it will not be long before he will again \ Alba-*" March 6.-The of witz, at No. 76 Havemeyer-st., that place, yester- a leading place in his chosen calling. ' to* definitely realized or de- tte rre^cnt s«slcn rffl day, and jinked Ignatz Schuloff. one of the pro- !n the next tew days- The position of the prietors, for five cents' who for Newton Bennlngton and nted the majority worth of epsom salts. He CNeil. rod© terror, Speaker Nixon and of the then went home, and after last year and handled Beldam* beyond perad- putting some of the Pierre Lorlllard Assemblymen has been outlined powder ina glass of water drank the in the majority of her races. is exercising the Ben- they distinctly solution. In- nlngton horses the each day. «-"re In both Instances favor tense pains inhis stomach followed. Home remedies on Boulevard legislation, but the Senate remains were tried, but he grew worse. His wife and JotmT remedial neighbors and determined, a:, i at present not only tried to force hot milk down his throat, Eight Derbies will be decided in the West during obdurate but shows every out his jaws had set and nothing could be forced the early season, from March when tho Crescent the situation, evidence of between his 11. eo-t-o's such legislation. on© is teeth. City Derby willbe to May The and •-tpndin* to defeat No Before a physician arrived Ciquinir was dead. run. 27. names report of the Fitzgerald bill by Coroner Williams was immediately informed. After dates are as follows: March 11. Crescent City Tecelved by the the looking: at Corporations last week. the body «nd learning the circumstances Derby. New-Orleans; March 3). Arkansas Derby. r Miscellaneous of Ciquinir's death, he Immediately ordered the ar- April Derby. Memphis; xnittee'on Is, rest Little Rock: i. Tennessee Seventy cent gas In the minds of a majority of of the druggist on a charge of homicide. April 20, Cumberland Derby. Nashville: April 22. corpora- SchulofT was locked up in the Bedford-aye. station. Kansas City Derby, City: May Iterators, a price too low to aak of the paid Kansas 10. Ken- The coroner he believed that the druggist had tucky Derby. Louisville: May 27. Chicago D*rby. tors When it comes up all the Democrat* will given Ciquinir oxalic acid. Hawthorne, and Latonia Derby, Latonia. arobably vote for It. and they will be beaten. cent •risen. nher an M bill comes from the Republi- TWO SUSPICIOUS FIRES. Another week, of free gates sees the racing situa- can side, all the Democrats can safely vote against tion In practically unchanged. enough Republicans New-Orleans The ' as too :.z. and will join numbtr of at both tracks the same as «t it, books is \u0084„ to defeat many believe. All during the and, W tbein Firemen to Investigate Flathouse Blazes previous week, both sides declare ; sort of manoeuvring- that vl g t3 obvious de- that there will be dcs#.-tions. The announcement few, fcot pleases the- Senate's sense of humor. Occurring Fifteen Minutes Apart. was made last week that the old tracx would rae« rives °' tlie p;tuation lies in the Governor. The &" action, flathouse No. 308 East 14th-si. yesterday talkie? Fos? bl unmistakable will America has there been such a lavish distribution He has been by Speaker arousod the suspicion of the- Fire Department hi effective- advised of free badges. Both tracks have agent* at-*ine to and an investigation will Vxoa' and other leaden take such steps. Those be made. stations giving them to all tee carnival vt»it)r3, ieic fc*re talked with him. even since tho dcvelop- The first alarm waa sent in at lip. m. The fire and every cigar store and saloon has stack)! of of last week's Republican caucus, are con- was at the bottom of an inclosed air shaft. A EXHIBIT OP them on the counter. Every visitor to either ivaci aert» JOHN WA-N'AMAKEirS THE TRUSCOTT MOTOR BOATS AT THE SPORTSMEN'S SHOW. is furnished at the gate with a pass for two fPT an -JbckJ that ho st'll hopes and expects some pas pilo of rubbish was burning briskly when the entire week. As a result, all New-Orleans Is in legislation, and that his hope Is not mere, idle nremen arrived. attendance at the races. Jockey H. Phillips nolda ireazilng. but desire, backed with no email de- Fifteen minutes later another alarm was sent Although there seems little room to make the th« lead at the eld track, with seventy-six win- in. This time, a quantity of rubbish In another miniature lake In the Garden larger, the manage- nings to Jockey Nicol leads at thA new \u25a0*—dr.atlon. to see that a party policy and pledge SPORTS. ment has Thoroughbreds Likely to Pass The been many wrestling- bouts that are now being held In yeS in the last few days. A resolution calling: Against to" Yachting Gossip. this dty. Like the fights, a number these con- American Horse Can't Hold Own action was introduced by Page, MAN, and of 000 Mark This Year. for each Senator HEAR AGAIN ABOUT MISSING tests have ended extremely unsatisfactorily and Jockey. frora York, early la the session. It is now in Only eighteen American bred horses earned English Horse Abroad, Says New- have cabled & good deal unpleasant com- have of the Committee, forth of winning $100,000 Pthe hands Finance and could ment. Many of visit these express the distinction of or over in the Frank Dwyer, who cam© home on the Carania I probably be reported. might as AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL. those who bouts history This act a club to Informant Who Replies Quickly to Adver- the opinion that they taking chance when, of the turf in this country. Irish Lad and yesterday, after devoting himself to racing 1» Eng- lobby's influence to cover, are a 1drive the and as such a The game of Friday night between the seven of they patronize Africander were the latest accessions to the ranks land and for the last seven years, reports may be employed this, tisement Not Known at Hotel. them. The bout between "Tom" Franco urtaron it week. But none of the New-York Athletic Club and the Hocker Club, and Parr, Of the ail-star aggregation of brilliant performers, most successful American owners, legislators who Jenkias "Jim" at Bulier"f Harlem River another reason. those believe m pas legislation have "William Patrick Pittman, who ran away from in which the former won by 6 goals to 6, wound up on Friday night, waa one hurts the which is now made up as fo!iows: Domino, Kings- trainers and jockeys having reaped their usual any realize that Casino that ton, Walter, Raceland, torse, illusions. All there must be a hard his home, No. 178 Spring-st.. Kast Cambridge, the 19(U-'O6 season in the American Amateur Hockey sport. Parr proved from the start that he was no Sir Hanover, Salvator, Miss share of laurels and winnings. The American and uphill fight before anything can be accom- Mass., in August, :Si>9. when he was sixteen years L«eag-ue. It has been the most successful season match for his opponent, and. although ha got out Woodford. Potomac. Strathmeath, Banquet, Tam- eaid Mr. Dwyer. does not hold his own against the. the present temper of the years ago, of several good holds, he seldom, made an attempt many, plished in Senate. The old. has not returned, although his mother and since the formation of the league, nine Firensi. His Highness. Dobbins. Tournament. English horse on the English track, not beca.us* h« dl«gust of tho better element of the upper house, to down Jenkins. Jenkins weighed much more Iroquols. sister at that address, and his cousin. Kelson W. being marked by the most exciting contests and by than his rival, and less than an hour twice Irish Lad and Africander. The*** are not as good, but simply that he cannot over- at ar.d the character of in haJf is both the cause last week's Pittman, employed by the Postal Telegraph Com- the largest crowds. pinned Parr's shoulders to the mat, and thus won names to conjure with—names that are all but come the lons ocean trip, the same applying to th« performance, them* openly and freely. pany to the match. among Is "A in this city, have heard of him from time The Crescents have won l>aok the championship, household words racing folk—not one which English horse crossing to America. victory for the lebby, unqualified and overwhelm- time. In reply to a "personal" advertisement In- which they lost to the Wanderers last winter, by did not race to fame while a small fortune, said, serted in a morning newspaper yesterday by the The Florida beach promises to become a busy place earning Of the American trainers. Mr. Dwyer th» ing" is their frank description of the gas contest up latter, superior play in all departments of the game. Their hardly one of these have been tried which has a reply was received in the atternoon from for automoblllng all this spring, for several of the which most successful possibly was Eugene Lea. who to the present moment. a man who signed himself C J. Lessel. at the work throughout the season has been characterised has not added lustre to the turf in the production under his care and won In 68 Fulton city. builders of high horsepower cars who are to have two hundred horses There is some chance that the stock tax measure Ferry Hotel. No. 93 South-st.. this by clean, fast and clever hockey. The team is of worthy sons or daughters. Two at ieast should entered ' He said that William Pittman was an oiler on their machines entered the Cup race per cent, of th© races In which he In *. pass this week. The legislators have practi- better balanced this year than ever before. In the in Vanderbllt be added to the honor role in the of 1305, trainer, the Ward line steamer Havana, which was due in and the Gordon contest have signified their season France. Duke. Mr. W. K. Vanderbilfs cally made up iflelr minds to get money from this New-York on No man as L«esßel last two or three winters, with the exception of Bennett now at hand, and in all probability to season, March 18. euch intention of bringing their cars on the sand course from five also had a successful being third in the Murce. They are still considering certain amend- was known at the hotel, nor had any one of that Wail at coverpoint, the defence has been weak, ten others may reach the coveted mark so eagerly Dwyer's name registered there for a thorough trial. this practice begun, it list of winners In France. Heading: Mr. nents, as the result cf the hearing of last week. recentlr. while this season, with the great improvement of With sought by owners and trainers. Major Dalngerfleld Twa, four-year-old Russian Kelson Pittman said that his cousin had left la apt to spread until the Florida beach becomes a stable are Cratars a The most important of these amendments is the sub- home, partly dressed, one morning in August, l)5t»S, O'Flynn at point and Halleck's reappearance at and Delhi are the two which have only to win one stallion, which he recently purchased and has from, general proving ground. A. Li. Rlker has arranged big of the approach- \u25a0atsttoa cf a percentage tax on the market value and that his 6lster received a letter him the goal, their strength in this respect has been the rare of sufficient value to place them In the charmed entered for two of the contentsCastle, c; next morning, saying goodby, that he wa* foing any league, to take the Locomobile raoer of Dr. H. E. Thomas circle. Major Daingerfield only Belle Ford. Alex who won th© stocks bold for the fiat tax of S2 proposed in the $100 equal of organization in the and their needs a few hun- In* season. who was In jedir.p measure, which taxes the sale of a share to sew the world. He had paved and took It to the beach, and the two Pope-Toledo four-cylinder dred dollars. a::.i Delhi has already earned a total November handicap, and Sep. second with him. The heard of him he was In Eng- lightning fast forward line easily outclasses the of |9a.400, making biggest money d Deiawfire, Lp.ck&wanna and Western, at 353, no next other trains on the attack. As waa expected on the cars entered for the Bennett Cup race, as we-U as him the winner tl J Croker sore heavily than a share land, having taken passage in a cattle ship from ever sired and bred at the of In the American Dobbins. Richard has. of United Steel common. September, 1901, opening of the season the Hockey Club showed up the Toledo six-cylinder racer entered for the Van- Delhi, Caat.eton Stud James believes, th« foremost sire in England. i.85. This change would bring tax con- Boston. In r man named Dono- strong race. They de- R. Ke«?ne. now a four-year-old. Is likely to Mr Dwyer the into van met the young wanderer Matanzas. and finished second In the derbilt race, to beach. earn place higher Walter, 'jockeys. "Danny" Maher and; "Skeeu" Martin formity with that imposed on the Paris Bourse and at ser\e grvat credit for the goo 1 record they have are to be taken the The a In the list even than Sir Of be-.ng first many Cor.tlr.ental stock exchanges. White racer is nnother that will be "tuned up" on winner of 1124,686; Hanover, winner of J121.T32; Race- have been most successful, the former on But on the made after several seasons of uphill work, and course, la:.,:, SUU92O; and third In winnings Martin has main issue of taxing; stock transfers the legislature their capture of senior honors this winter would the beach and undoubtedly there will be winner of Mi*s Woodford. winner of In percentage owner apparently CLERK AND MISSING. several others. Jllb.&TO; Salvator. winner of $120,120. and Firenzl. now signed a contract to ride for J. Musker. ha« reached a decision which it will be CASHIER have been received with popular fa\«or. They are $116,156. Melton, Sysonby. to overcome. strong team work, winner of Delhi won $73,542 lost year as a of sire of hard speedy and In their weakness three-year-old, may "We need the money." is their frank explanation. lying in inability to shoot well. and. while his earning capacity One striking fact is beginning to be realized. After — GOLF. not be as large this season, it is likely to run to two months of session nothing has been accom- Looks as if Grocery Employes Eloped Her big figures if ho trains on. In all probability be CASTXEMAN SENDS ENTRY. plished. Not a sinrle important legislative measure The Wanderers' Hockey Club, which finished will be the nineteenth hon>e in the list. beer, Father May Warrant. Job* peeved. The tax measures have never even Ask third, was a great disappointment to its admirers. •bee:; reported from committees for the considera- played up last year's form. The Major Daingerfleld, WillBun at Colum- the legislators. The water A general police aJarm has been sent out for Miss Itat no time to Members N. Y. Club Ask Better who developed into something Colgate's Crack Hurdler tion ef supply problem of rogue it practically where it was at the outset of the Nora Hall, sixteen years old, of No. 5:3 West 17th- strength of these men lies in their three defence of a after sweeping all before him as a three- bia's Meet at Garden. session. Even the State Census bill is still waiting pt., who disappeared on Thursday night after finish- and their shooting qualities. They have in Clarke. Facilities at Van Cortlandt. year-old, will probably be retired as soon as he Baal action. -adv. in adjourning the Hooker Colgate case, ing cashier in a grocery store at 51st- Howard and Gordon the three best shots in the earns a place among the big money winners. It the crack hurdler of tie legislature has made a contract that will her duties as Members Club, organi- F. R. Castlemaa. keep in session beyond April, pt. and lOth-ave. O'Brien, a clerk !n the store, league, not nearly so as of tho New-York Golf an was said last fall that ha would be permanently University, the national senior and junior !t until the middle of Paul but their attack is fast public holder of and talk of an extra session is to be heard. The al^o has been missing since Thursday night. The that two leaders In the zation that uses the links at Van Cortlandt retired, but the latest news is that he be high championships, has sent in his entry pas has prevented the of of the race. Park, wIU hurdle tie-up en introduction girl's accounts were left in good condition. The seven of the New-York Athletlo Club forced are making a strenuous crtort to induce the trained again this year. In all probability, for the for Columbia's b!g relay meet, to be held on March EExy important Mils that are waiting a favorable The girl's father haa five notes written on the Park Commissioner to complete the new eigrhteen- cpezJ.zg The result is a congestion of bills and of store's wrapping paper and handed to the girl by the Crescent Athletic Club to play extra periods Blcgle purpose of sending him to the stud with the IS at Madison Square Garden. Castleman win com- party and State Issues that has seldom been O'Brien after he had been warned by the store's they met, by. hole course that has been planned for the Jerome- record of having won more than $100,000. The sooner pete In 300-yard Amateur Athletic Union cham- avenue of escape is in manager both times and ended their season the e-quailed. and no present to be more attentive to his duties and lesa defeating tho Hockey Club in as fast a finish as ave. Fide of the Van Cortlandt grounds. At a meet- he wins It and Is retired, the better !t will be for pionship contest, 60-yard hurdle race and 60-yard new. attentive to the cashier. ing of the club last week it was urged that the willbe crucial. Ifthe this morning the father Been year. With a couple changes in his reputation, unless perchance he comes back this run. In the last contest ho will meet Schick. of For thess reasons this week If the girl Is not found this of the the course, especially Satur- year a better Ijorse. those legislature settles down to work, solves the water said he would ask for a warrant for O'Briena ar- line-up great things may bo expected of next demands on present on Among who are likely to Harvard, the intercollegiate champion: Kcakal. of rroMeni, passes the Stock Tax bill and sees a new rest abduction. them days and holidays, ara that the congestior reach the mark this year, and, in any event, before fcpht on a charge of winter. They are quick, and their team work has such their racing days are over, are Hermia, Beldame, Columbia, and many other fast sprinters o* tha in ran. it willstill find it hard to adjourn be- makes it all but impossible to play with safety fore the last we<-k in April. and no one imagine* been good. The Brooklyn Skating Club, the tall- Ort Wells, Stalwart. Broomstick. Hamburg Belie, Eastern colleges, schools and athletic dubs. In that anything beyond a jamminr through of the The New-Yorlc Club has come In for considerably Artful. Tanya. Tradition and Sysonby. As it hap- will be a scratch CLEW IN CHENEY ROBBERY CASE. enders, were never in the running from the start. among very the yard hurdle race, which tax fc"l w'.U take place this week. The responsibility criticism. In the past, owing to the impression tha* these are the horses which are contest. Columbia will be represented by D. D. Senate, which is follow- Three men have met death in hookey games in fiens,Ikely to figure prominently in the many rich and 3CO-yard for all this rests with the it was seeking to monopolize the city's links, but year. Muir. •06. The hurdle race and the cham- la* a Fafciaji policy. !urtly to gratify personal re- Canada this year, and Allan Lorrey, of the Max- classic fixtures which will be decided this pionship run willperhaps be the most exciting con- at the loss of its extra list, partly to give May to Recovery Securities Its present stand on the question of increased facil- With one or two exceptions they are the greatest and evening. •eatxaent and because of Lead of Worth villa team, who struck Alcide Laurin, a member of of years tests of the evidence of its Independence partly ities for tha publio should do much to offset that best now in training horses three old and The relay races to be decided at the meet will the unu«ual Jealousy and bad feeling two months of $285,000. the Alexandria seven, a blow on the head, which impression. If by bringing the pressure of ita over, and it only means the winning of one or two championship Senate itself- of the richer stakes any of them within practically decide th© intercollegiate Hasten have developed inside the killed him on the spot, was on Friday last indicted organization on the Park Department it can secura to put one at and two miles, as all th© uni- Hamilton County into l->iHon, every easy striking distance of the goal. If not on the on© prominent Absorption of Eoston, March s.—"The Post" to-morrow will say on a charge of murder. Loney pleaded self-de- another course. It should have the support of versities will be represented, including Yaie. Har- FrpnV.in and Herklmer. as proposed by the Stee-le player who uses the Van Cortlandt links. mark Itself. There has never been a season when vard, Pennsylvania. Amherst, Brown. subject of a hearing on Wednesday t_;at a definite clew has been discovered in connec- fence, but the Jury brought in a charge of murder, President, bo many horses could be considered in the $100,000 Columbia. ti!i willbe the Affairs, The preaent officers of the club are: New-York University. Fordham. Rutgers and Wes- before the Assembly Committee on Internal tion with the disappearance of the $285,000 worth as it was shown in the evidence that ill feeling, James R. Turner; treasurer. Alfred Craven; secre- tlasa, and this in Itself will add interest to a year The above colleges willalso send large teams to be warmly contended. Tre G«orge whloh promises eclipse all others in the leyan. e". Tanya won $53,065. Tradition $43,3*3 Ing race, the distance to be a Quarter of a mile. 13 traces of and Sysonby last year as two-year-olds, and t';^-* Shrewsbury oyster, A. George Silber, son of O. men spent years searching for the loat mine, but all when Clarke knocked him into the side of the rink now being considered by the management of Otto hope abandoned, near game open championship for professionals and they, too, have an outside chance to reach tha meet. Harry Buermeyer, of the of Orar.ge, one night recently of finding it was long since and the end of the was undoubtedly due The president Natio:u»i Eilb?r. Mair.-et.. the fact of its existence has been doubted. to his striking Callaghan's body as he went down. amateurs, won last season by Gilbert Nichols, wil; ooveted mark. Amateur Skating Association of the United StatrMi. found, he cays, forty-two pearls. lie was eating it may not have been intentional on will act as referee. Final games scheduled for de- While Clarke's the Palm Beech links to-morrow. G«orge many years eyateis. and his teeth came in contact with some- part it decidedly was an unnecessarily rough start at While It has taken for the list of cision in the St. Nicholas Rink are: To-morrow BUYS RODENTS TO SCARE ELEPHANTS. check and was characteristic of the big forward Low, of Baltusrol, a former winner of the title, $100,000 winners to reach eighteen, it is Uke'.y to night. Yale and Columbia Freshmen: Friday nieht. thing which sent a cold chill down his spine. He man's work throughout or H. Fenn are to be among the Englewood and Morrlstown Field cluba; Saturday [bt telegraph to the tribuke.] the struggle. If one and A. professional grow faster from now on, as the opportunities are left thi* room to make an investigation, and dis- — two of the players were indefinitely suspended for etarters. The open championship of Southern night, Yale and Harvard Graduates. covered that the oyster contained a beautiful as- Bridgeport, Ponn., March 5. "Tody" Hamilton, particularly flagrant infringement of the rules the California, of which "Aleck" Smith is the present so much greater. The stakes offered by the various ecrtcaer.t of pearls. He put them on a sheet of the versatile press agent of the Barnum & Bailey effect would be beneficial. title holder, will also be decided this week, tho racing: associations have grown richer and richer, white paper, and the family crowded around to look standing occupying Friday Saturday. CATLIN BREAKS HURDLE RECORD. gems. chow, has broken loose again. In yesterday's The of tha clubs follows: contest and until now a high c'.aas horse can earn an amount et them. There were ju«t forty-two of the local Chicago. March s—Marc Catlin, of Chicago However, tne pearls had been boiled, and the value papers he caused to be inserted the following Played. "Won. Lost. Per. ct. in a single season which a few yeara ago would Uni- 8 R re-engaged profes- versity, a new world's record In th© at a boiled pearl is about equal to that of the advertisement : Crescent A. C it 1.000 "Will" Anderson has been as hardly have been possible in two, or perhaps established ererzjEre gold brick. Hockey Club x 6 3 .6^5 Apawamis Club, of Rye. T. T. Sher- marked,three. Illinois-Chicago track meet by maiinp the fifty - 11. 0. S i 4 800 sional at the The popularity of racing was never so and pay Wanderers yards high in64-5 seconds, beaung his own WANTED.— rats and mice. Will ten »w-Tosi£ A. C ...... 8 3 6 .375 man has been elected president cf the club for the the liberality Of the associations has Increased la hurdles cents per head dtflivtred at winter quarters, Nor- Brooklyn S. C 8 0 8 .000 year, proportion to their growing prosperity. The money record of 7 seconds. OLD LADY'S PECULIAR BEQUEST. man-st., Monday, March 6. ensuing with William Muthewa as rice-presi- cow year stakea and purses runs and Sidney paid each in into Etanington. Vt., March E.—When the willof Mary Nothing dent, J. L. Pool treasurer A. Lawtoru big figures, and the earning power of j. horse Is RECORDS BROKEN. was known at the winter Quarters as to With eight actual and five more probable entries, jr.. Becretary. The golf committee will consist of necessarily increased. Statistics show that last SWIMMING Mlliius, an eccentric old woman, was opened after use put except 8. Ward Doubleday Hillsdale, the the rodents were to be to. that the ocean race for the Emperor's Cup is fast as- K. 6. Nash. W. D. Eddy, and year six horses earned more than $o00 Handy, of the former, broke th« \u25a0is should receive That amount was in contact with rats and mice. SPOETSMEITS SHOW BIG SUCCESS. teams. H- J. back, utCharles Bartlett, the t>alance of the estate going that organization are naturally most interested and $30,00u, ten between $:i.o&> and $1!©,u00 and forty- world's record for fifty yards on the making to wrtona pereor-s in email amounts. three between $10,000 and $la.C\K>, Of the horses which the distance in 25 3- seconds. Th© former record WOMAN KILLS DEER WITH BTONE. in the probable performance of the respective won over fco.OuO seven were two-year-olJa, seven was 361-5 seconds. yachts. The race Is a dally toplo conversation Quality— three-year-olds and five four-year-olds and over, of Unusual Both in Attendanca and division, ages go. YOUTHFUL CRANK STOPS TRAINS. Cliarged with Jumping astride a wild but some- at the club, or when members meet at the so that the bo far on was fairly ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY. what exhausted deer and pounding it to death equal. Of the cLx which won over $^0.0u), the three- NEW-ORLEANS Eoston, Joseph Curran, a Roxbury lad. with luncheon hour in Wall Street. There is not much Also a Good Business Venture. year-olds earned over $260,000 and furlongs)— pton. 108; Lady March s.— a stone, prttty Luella liulett, young married the two-year-olds First rac» t*!x Cloverhare tgti lias been arrested twice this week for a betting on the race yet. but it is in the air, and Sportsmen's Show will $110,000. In the list between fcO.Ow) ai;d $£0,000, seven M«rcury. LoS; BUqu«. It*. Danes Music. 109: iimir t-eit-lve. appeared the Bennlngton, Just The Motor Boat come four-year-olds and Inspector 107. Hannibal Bey. U»>; ttoppir.e lad planted himself firmly in woman, in Vt., court, and when the entries close in April and no dark were over, tive thr«e-year-olds Moore 107; Hall trains. The horse can be put up it is understood that there will to a close at the Garden on Thursday evening. In and five two-year-olds. No than 25s horses \V"rif-e- emergency Irakes. Twice fur cap and cropped hair. twenty-five thousand people have visited the exhibi- »4 Conlur* Gal. $4: Barker. M Court Crt«r. S9; tic* v:» and apply the at Beniungs likely 'm May. .•- oa Monday he stopped fast trains this way, once by On© of the French "lumber Jacks" who accom- Those who have had experience in former ocean tion, all attendance records for any kind of an Stable accommodations are to Geovoaa. 0- Diamond Betty. 82; Florence WU>l never moving a and at a premium on the opening of the Eastern T^eTfri; Frank Bill.94: Pity. 9«: Il_Dcttor.. 97 UsjM «Tfcg flat a/jross the rails and panied her waxed enthusiastic, saying: "Theea races know that picking the winner In this class affair in the Garden promise to be broken it be 07; 97; Duncan B*. the great was within a leetle pal, ehe's good as one man, bettaJre before racing there on March 23. Already Not* 07: Commandant. Fre«tl«e.-• fca*c!e till locomotive few Jess than of contest is a gamble the first magnitude, b*en a success at- season more tic* -Tem-» Kod. Kltu. PUtt. «l >aches of hlm- lots mans Iknow for swing hax, load wood, inek of ends. Not alone has it from an Third 104; IJ:t:» Scout. 107; Cac- horse gedciap, and she's boss on camp, by g-ar." especially in May, when the wind on the Atlantlo point view, the exhibitors have applications have been made for stalls than can be Matador »6; H»n.*i Across. tendanoe of but all supplied, the late comers PLAYING GOLF. Is anything but strong tru—Bulltach. 112: St. B!u«. 112; vessel, eald yesterday that the man who tries to prise. The young; and the old can find plenty of there will hardly be an empty stall. 5?f Si« had Ida left leg amputated above the knee. a little grocery in South Carollna.-st.. and who has interesting things to at. EXery day yachtsmen This meam follow convoy such a fleet of yachts all the way look that owners and trainers want to be on the ground *cointense devotion to golf is said to be the cause passed the seventy-flrst milestone, of or have attended from all over the country, while the time to put the finishing Just boasts sorry for It is hardly sports In touches on th«'lr norses *kis A year or two ago he began to being the only man in Baltimore who has never across would have a Jobv local oarsmen and followers of water have in the way of some good stiff wotfeouta. Tb^se trouble. would be able to find more than been constant visitors, not to speak of the hunters ***«trouble with his legs, the arches of his feet ridden on a railroad. He has a sublime contempt probable that he horses which have been wintered in the metropol- one of them twenty-four hours after they leave and fishermen. itan distrlot are backward, tn view of th» unfavor- •flr.g Quickly. He continued to play golf till the for all "medern Improvements." Only once be The graceful and fast motor boats on exhibition able conditions for early Sandy Hook lightship. "They will separate In the big lagoon have surprised every one by their training this winter, and docile became more marked. To friends with rode in a streetcar, and ho has never ceased to in the construction, it begins to look as if the horses which have been night," eaid he, "no two of them, perhaps, steer- trim appearance and strong and this racing at Hot Springs •bom he talked he attributed the trouble to stand- regret it to not only big fleets of power New-Orleans. and California 115. the same couree, ar.d it would not be surpris- season la certain see would earn the early plums. Much can be dona in lams. 112; Bark*lmore. k*ca his toes to n.ake long ihots on the links. "If Ilive to be £71 years old," said Mr. Keener. ing driven boats on local waters, but plenty of com- hospital, ing if they never saw each other again until petition between the new styles of speed craft. *S«r tryirg i-pecialists he went to the "I willnever again ride in one of those things." within fifty miles of th« finish." With Skipper of Maine, the Adirondack* and the it a clot of blood had g&tb- The exhibits *«*re waa found that He pointed in the direction whence the buzxing "Charlie" Barr at the wheel of Wilson Marshall's ether States have been more interesting than ever. *-**<3in an artery. Gangrene set inand the leg had schooner Atlantic, many think to te amputated. sound of a trolley car could be heard. "I am big three masted strong enough to walk, and could do forty that yacht has an excellent chance of winning in miles weather, light OARSMEN AT WORK. BOND. necessary. So any but with winds and oalms there CRIMSON BOTTLED IN to-day, ifit was why should Irisk cover 'ARMS WORMS TO FEED SONGBIRDS. my life travelling that way?" is no telling which will the three thousand Cambridge, Mass., March 5.—A 'varsity squad of hsaerrtUe, Macs., (Special).— G. Buettel, "You rode in one, though." said Mrs. Keener. miles first. rowing dally In the ''' March 6 "Yes," answered her husband, "ono*. But how •bout twenty men is new Test Somerville, la making "big money" from a long did Istay In it?" Pennsylvania's relay races promise to be bigger Newell boathouse under the direction of Captain OLD CROW them, ago, *orir. farm, where he breeds thousands of to It stems that, y-am Mr. Keener boarded & better than ever this year, as the management Filley and Wray. the new professional coach. The > horsecar. but ulighted before riding- a block. And and crew squads are working in the some CEe4 for food for songbirds. The worms are is assured that at least two hundred colleges, pre- four class meal, enough as in that time the conductor had not collected place on alternate days, the Juniors and seniors AND to*&to a large elze, on and when big hia fare, ho has never spent a cent on modern paratory schools, high schools and academies under the direction of Rice, the professional coach, **\u25a0' Eh!pp«-(3 to New-York dealers. Thence they find modes of travel. willbe entered in the meet. Yale, Princeton, Cor- at the Weld boathouse, and thtj freshmen and would you a ride in an automobile?" sophomores under Vail, th« coach of Newell. Jbeir way Kentucky mountains, has been discov- engineer and the manufacturers and full measure. Hancock, in a perturbed frame of mind over all that they done a flourish- in of their team mutes. Mathewson. Mc- *\u25a0* •.. Carter County by boys hunting rabbi In is exhibition assert have advance • the conjdition pet Jack, the mascot the autoboats will come the Ewen and Hall arrived yesterday, and to-day, ac- Care on they traces of of his canine. Ing business. That **• Moore's Branch found club, which up by a charjr* summer many races story from that place, they, too. will arid a few rude tools. Bonie peculiar specimens of the Elks was blown great pastime this and that cording to a few days ago, near Hancock. The high horsepower craft will be held seem cer- start on the diamond. Pitcher Dug-gleby. CO., wew <*c to Cincinnati, of dynamite a of business the boys cent a chemist in a place where workmen of men who have in the Philadelphia League team, is W. A. GAINES & followed Carmlchael to tain from the number rich of the National also ***.•>* the ore and pronounced it to contain doff boats, the champions ji(3 were blasting Unnoticed by his master. given orders for fast Reuben In Bavannah, and will practise with ana ijjverore in paying quantities. Great ex- rock. dynamite last few weeks * Jack picked up a stick of and had eaten Leonard, the champion fly caster, until the arrival of the Quaker City men, who will Distillers, Frankfort, Ky. at 11"' in adjoining counties. of it before the workmen noticed him. C. world's go to Birming- exist* Carter and about half done making the show memorable train In that city after the Giants *&•history of the great Swift Is largely a To scare th« dog away on© of the workmen kicked has much toward ham, Ala. President Brush and tho manager of the mine ribs, dynamite which the dog year by making new world's records at Springs, Ark., Sold by Alt Dealers and of tradition. According the it In the and the shock, this twice Giants are due in Savannah from Hot ***~^tlcr to story John had eaten was exploded by the doing con- week. Since Leonard made these to-day. Robert Hall, who has been signed by •.u.i'., works the Garden last H. B, YORK. found manufactured molds and made tiderable damage to the inner of the animal. performances there has l»een much Interest Manager MoOraw. played a portion of last season H. KIRK & CO.. DISTRIBUTOR* NEW , molested, is tenderly nursing bis injured, pet. and notablo PWiadolphia Leaguo (tun. w£?f7' it- wa» not and when he de- Carmicbael tijaiu ihowa la,the OX c*iUQff exhibition* «l( Uio oho** with the National Aj9.f°L&yCJJLLt£.&* **°»*J» CmvUu* item* l±%. bo;** w.iruiilaw tbrouffb #v