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II NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY. JTXE 20, 1010- SPECIAL EUROPEAN COLUMNS EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS. EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS. FOREIGN RESORTS. FORE: UN RESORTS. LONDON E_EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS. EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS. EUROPEAN ADVERTI EMENTS. —™ *^^^^^^^ SHOfS. LONDON SHOPS. JT"™ l— Gordon Hotels, Ltd. I yy NEW £ iProprs: y[r Alfred ander- EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS Agl m^ma^'aa^^^^^a^amamamm hilt coach leaves — J aa favoritefavorite %*tfwith Ameri- m SILKS rt^ "aCt every other morning iDRESS MATERIALS. inNorthumberland Arc- 1 1Ift]Il\u25a0 lIX _^<^^W> nae, overlooking Tra- \u25a0" w'1\u25a0 WaW %& Ma for Brighton Hotel foliar Square. Close to 81 \u25a0 1 Metropole . LACES ' Buckingham Palace, MB ribbohs fl9 111 I f' -<^Si\V3-^'^ Wejsfininsrrr aftft c , 18 lp |%P 1 Illustrated Tariff HOSIERY, FLOWERS. theaters, free from i W)sP£**r^ fashionable 111 \u25a0 a Booklets W Uptown Office >\u25a0\u25a0*\u25a0\u25a0 shopping centers and IfIAVAB> 3 A ° ' STREET & BTREET, cA,>/ V rk Tribune> 6 * -^^^VERE' OXFORD place, of interest. Vl\u25a0\u25a0 111 IA *3 .^7VA LONDON, W. '.:" IVIVI1%l BroafiH-.-i.v..\r-Hrrorfc.

CD, IRISH UCES.— IRISH LACES. SHOOLBRED & Flaw and iargest stock In Ireland or London. uirect rrom our own workers, thereoy The saving our patrons intermedia** J&S. LONDON prcata. inspection solicited. GREAT WESTERN ENGLAND FASHIONABLE STORE DEPOT FOR IRISH RAILWAY of Very latest fashions in every detail FEASANT is the Rots)INDUSTRIES and Scenic of Ladies* &Gentlemen's fulloutfits. fc onder Patron**? Historic Line LTHE and provides American with the moat Visitors always IRISH WAREHOUSE Travellers welcomed and >l47,Regent St.,London luxurious and rapid means of transit from their visit made interesting. TeJesrams: Shamrock. London. EVERYTHING for the Person, Jlouse,& Tabk H«tab!!sh«S ISO years. Telephone: 2478 Gerrarrl. PLYMOUTH FISH GUARD LIVERPOOL SEASON DESIGNS. To m NOVELTIES—- EXCLUSIVE TO TO TO SHCDLBRED & Co., Irish.Liac" «? :rt Waißts, Irish Hand Emu.-iui- m. UZZil «r*r* Dresses. Blouaes, Jaokm. *c. LONJON T,n/>oc Bedspreads Shams, Em- LONDON LONDON Tcttenham Court Read. London, W. J-iA-uii«ice5THch and Hand hroldered and Trimmed Lace. «te. , , , the new, short by the historical route insnTr-;-v TJjaceS„_„Table Linen. Finest QualltTHand- .in 4. hours by the kerchiefs. Lanre Variety Balbrtß- LONDON SHOPS. FOREIGN RESORTS. FOREIGN RESORTS^ direct route ror Irishiris*,jjace? aa Hoßlerr- IrlsnPoplins, colours Lace? and b!ac v. Royal Mail Route Ocean Passengers. Shakespeare's country irlsa Bo* Oak and Connemtra Marble Nov-ltl»« Maple's THE IRISH WAREHOUSE, ll &13 TAILORS, FRENCH SEA-SIDE RESORT: The Great Western Railway is the favourite Tourist route to Z£3£\&. 23WBFK2 FOR LADIES & QES- Chester, Stratford-on-Avon, Warwick, Oxford, Windsor and *** TLEMES. The most ££&££%1L "*\u25ba'\u25a0"'' FASHiONAELETROUVILLS-SUR-MER" '* London, and the shortest and most direct route to Devonshire PERSIAN CARPETS exclusive models to be in June and July, and the dainty found here Tout Paris resorts and the Cornish Riviera, -with their unrivalled scenery: Collected by their own Agents C* L in London. We ParLiienne in her natty, seductive, bathing costume disports in GROCERIES I number among our Splendid view Comprises some of the Fine* VTRJLCT IMPORTERS ISHCi the surf on the perfect beach free from gravel. AMERICAN AND clients many of those of Deauville and of Havre. Interesting literature and full information regarding th? Reproductions of Rare and Beautiful recognized as Roadstead Q who are . Great Western Railway may be had on application to Speciraec* ever exiiibited. toe leaders of fashion », KTOIR, and the RT. JACKSON & CO. * ODDS** * in HOTEL ROCHES 171-172, Piccadilly, America <£ England. T. KATELEY, GENERAL AGENT, London. 215-219, Regent St,W. HOTEL BELLEVUE LOlldOn. f located in the choicest positions and having every modern Broadway, MAPLE &CO Purveyors _ ND, 355 New York. ÜBITM) to His Excellency (ADJOINING \u0084,_, .,_ of peculiar *32, £ St,c. c/. luxury and comfort, with Restaurants excellences. TELEPHONE NO. 2681 FRANKLIN". COURT ROAD The American Ambassador TiffANVS) Ftnchurcn E.C Celebrated Orchestra. TOTTENHAM LONDON PADDINGTON STATION. LONDON. W. JAMES C. INGLIS.GENERAI.MANAGER. Detailed Price t,ist on Application PARIS SHOPS. _ _— • HO CARRIAGE TO BATH-3ATB- WmiW\u25a0 m '\'REQUIRING &g<*>&—, house', BEINGbeing DIRECTLTdirectlt OPPOSITE.opposite. Belgium %&£^ffii*%t4P% &cM*ScC-a^&*>n«•¥mmm«H* £btf% /?1E&%&&% HOUSE THROUGHOUT, Tho Finest Seaside g|J "TT" fe\?j 5 Hour* CO,, |WjK^||^|f^s|is"i'lfl£Z££*rj(W™" &2**"' MM,t STEAKSTEAMHEATTHHOUGHOUT.VACinJMHEAT VACUUM R^ W*% Pjrit SPAULDING & w &tiB » Resort on the North Sea. M j~* £11 from London or DUMO\DS—JEWELRY. %fJ V^ E DUGAN IN THE TOILS AUTO NEWS OF THE DAY V> ATCHES— SILVERWARE— ETC. HEP far THE KAISERHOF hoteHjS on tele: shej^ froxt 36 Avenue de I'Opera, Paris, c—Leading and Largest Ist Class Hotel Residence of American Aristocracy. Hotel de la Plage Tllc Continental ... 400 Beds Jdckson Boulevard, Chicago ** ** Room and F«U Board From S3. nSi^\ 1 : ALOJA ALLHAVEPRIVATE BATHS &BALCONIES OVERLOOKING SEA. ACG DE CT.EHCK. Propi With the Glidden tour almost at an end L. CIRAUD. M word comes that The Ideal Spot in Switzerland for a «-«, "\u25a0 VV A. | a run will be held through TROUSSEAUX. LAYETTES. ROBES. loiyj stay. Cnlque Furnished Tri- SIJ? HATOB Pared, LAHORE WINS SURF STAKES the East in August -which willkeep motor- vate Chalets for hire. £ UIUVV £S\|lvl HoteSsdu Majestic Pa Jaca ists busy for two weeks and carry those Every Modern American Hotei Comfort d: Luxury. Cannes: Paris: This Famous Hotel has been entirely renovated, and embraces every modern requisite: v.-ho enter through a picturesque country. 35, Rue d'Antibes. ) 4, Rue Castiglicoe. 4 Private Bath*. Elwtric Light. Splendid Pnblic Rooms. Latest SanltatJou. etc.; rnrlvalled list Finest Location Overlooking Park. J. Mgr. The tour is announced in the following let- of Out-of-Door Sports may be enjoyed:—Golf. Tennis, Boating, Trout Fl«htnjr, ClimblnK. etc ALETTI. Keene's Colors to iniluding EngUwh VICHY— Carries Mr. Indoor Games of nilsorts are provided. and French Billiards. Victory First Start ter to The Tribune : inHis "Inyour i.«=ue of June 12 John T. Rain*er Gettysburg; from Maryland to Baltimore l&4C*i TWO LEADING HOTELS. i of His Career. i<= quoted as asking: "Why are the quarter and Washington. Throat Troubles, HOTELfillB£L HlllSLÂlllsLgTElifliICtilifc _ D motor car owners in the Eastern j%/|^ BERLIN. ,, 0, Ptatps absolutely Word has been received from tho *•\u25a0* ki^ Bronchitis, Btc—Garage— HAMBURG. E. Deran. the Jockey, who is under con- ignored by the big auto- Just ET^ S VITES with PRIVA TXBath Mannheim, tract to August BckaHßt. was out of trouble mobile associations in the organization of Benz factory at Germany, that two W. Gould Brokaw. of ->ew York, has pur- and in it again all in the space of popular tours." Further on Mr. Rainier -s ffôteS VictoriaVictorIst \a. Der racing Mnii«. Hotel Kaiserliof Atlantic She^pshead Bay yesterday. The quoted chased the Benz car which won the Hotel hours at : 'Would it not be a good idea for PI im?ai 1 ikICliT Renovated at cost of 5T.000,000. RESTAURANT PFORDTE, Fiewards dismissed the complaint filed by the Automobile Club of America, the Tour- Reis hiH climb, one of the most strf-nuous Hilt% I1Erßßknl\Eil\iUfo#e/Srls »«#"*f\&i^Hotel dungfrau \ cG#awal»™* | Ail Latent American Comforts. Facing Beautiful Alster Lamm. that boy, who had the ing Chd) of America or the American Auto- contests held on the Continent. This car j Illustrated Booklets from ''New York Trihnte." ''\u25a0 Ji^2r.y Rove the &3 THE HOHEWEG. -AdjoiningCasino. I$4nt**t BeivStiSfS] M"**"-""M"**"- Sheeps- will be delivered to Mr.Brokaw at Paris in "" ALL OK > " mount oa Sir John Johnson in the mobile Asociation to or-anize a fortnight's Every Comfort &Luxury,Golf. &O. rWUiCt DISMWCUVWSJ > carried Maskeite trip route, September, and will be entered in the Van- *"«S,"TITr nj leading hotel OF DRESDEN. h«?ad Bay Hcasttosjfjt, had over the '"ideal" or similar Xew ***-««=»*'*-«*\u25a0\u25a0 fashionable v.ice at the stretch turn, thus letting Kins England roads, Just as a demonstration that derbilt Cup race. LONDON HOTELS. HOTELS IN ENGLAND. PRIVATE BATHS. GARAGE. FINE GARDEN. James up or. the rail. Later, however, the tfafs cotmtry can furnish the means for a Mr. Brokaw has signified his intention to th<; Facing Central Station. THE CONTINENTAL same stewards suspended E. Dugan for the comfortable and enjoyable motor Journey at purchase a 20(Vhorsepower Benz of LONDON ...... D"R same type as the racer now owned by Bar- rest of the meeting: and referred his case to a fraction of the cost of a foreign tour? ney Oldfield, which by many HOTEL," allAmerican home comforts. the ste-tvarcs of the Jockey Club for further Such a run. taking in the Berkshire Hills, is considered THECARLTO^Hotel, Restaurant, Midland Grand Hotel V GRAMDUMiOU action on the ground of roush and foul the Wnite Mountains and lakes of Maine. the fastest car in the world. MANCHESTER . . Midland Hotel f BISMAR-CK SQUARE. Close Main R. R. Station. Unrivalled p&Otm riding in handling Mr. Belmonfs Foot- with a possible dash across the Canadian and Grill Room, •- The amendment to the Sanitary Code Adelphi **W back. High class, world repute. Suites with bat a print in Surf Stakes. border to Quebec or Montreal, would b-* LIVERPOOL ... Hotel nice garden front and which prohibits the emission of smoke from B~RESDEH Footprint literally was all over the track decidedly popular, and Iventure to predict automobiles will «ro into effect on Friday, LEEDS Queen's Hotel FRANCE, of the Surf Stakes, run- that the attendance would beat all records.' LOfhlßOil.LONDOiii BELGIUM AND HOLLAND. HOTELS IN GERMANY. In the early part and yesterday the Xational Highway Pro- Hotel course to the elbow, when "It is probable that Mr. Rainier had not BRADFORD. . .. Midland ning a zigzag tective Association sent to the owner or Position Unrivalled in LONDON ftIHQC&iCrQO The Hotel de Lois. out. far as could be seen been fortunate enough to receive the 'litera- j BAY Room, acain he bore So superintendent of every garage in Xew THH MORECAMBE . . . UnLtllDLllQ :-<> with Batb^ stand, no direct was com- ture' announcing the Munsey historic tour. |%] from the foul York a codv of the law as amended and mitted, it looked as if the horse and as it answers his queries in almost every LANGHAMHOTEL Midland Hotel Scndig's Wurttemberger-Hof and notice of the date that it will take effect. \u25a0 Place and the boy were to blame for the erratic particular. Portland Resent St. W. Midland Hotel not The new statute provides that the chauf- FAMILYHOTEL of the HIGHEST ORDER DERBY GranlHote! Hotel de Luxe. thought differently tour from Philadelphia on flight: but the stewards Tne starts feur of a smoking automobile may be ! InFashionable and Healthy Locality. W. Towle. Manager. Midland Railway Hotels I:earing report the patrol lodes August 15. and will end in Washington Ar- after the of rested and taken to the nearest police Redact d Inclusive Terms { and Refreshment Rooms, etc. Chief Office- WIESBiiOEM, punishing boy. an is from PARIS and took action in the about two weeks later. The route charged with mis- daring August and September. Midland Grand Hotel. 'London. Nassaiasr-fiof Hotel. court, where he willbe a -*-"-' Boulevard dcs Capucines and Place de which in opinion of Jimmy Rowe Philadelphia througn Trenton and Morris- \-tn,-s ii—\u25a0———\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0in it icoDincyi *•*»\u25a0«*«\u25a0WeU ßaitea tot action the demeanor and fined or Imprisoned as pro- Baths. horsemen was deserved before town. N. J.. through West Point. N. T., up IN rOpera. 1,000 Rooms with Private U Ua- 11 VialU«w and other track, vided by the code. " HOTELS— THEBRITISHISLES IL Cfi L.Araeriea. this. August Beimont was at the to Poughkeepsie from Poughkeepsi^ *O " SHA.NKLI.N OF WIGHT. Tariff on Application. . A t the Heart of London r HOTEL .Elec. Light but had no comment to make on the sus- Lenox, Mass. ; through the Berkshire Hills, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS. t HOLLIER'S SHA>'KH> WicQDinciiPALACE Hot:!& Baths pension of his Jockey. down through Connecticut to Waterbury St. Paul IS: Toledo, 3. S ErminsHohl RO9S-ON-WYE, "The Rtaioe of England." (Favorite Americas House) the Providentv, SiJamesJsmes Park. Loptoon sm uiiccDincy opposite T.-.e Surf Stakes, in which ell trouble and Xew London : from there to Milwaukee, 2: Indianapolis, L Quiet. Refined. Home-like. Secluded ROYAL HOTEL OVERLOOKING RIVER Boston, along Louisville, 5; Kansas City, 4. KtRHALS & PARK came, \u25a0 feature of the card. Foot- and up to the Old Sea Trail to central. Corered-w connection SHU£II as the yet (NQKTH WALES) CHATHAM, 1£SSHU£II5 quoted favorite, hut the purse Portsmouth. H.. and Portland, Me. ; with Underground Railway System. BETTWS-Y-COED HOTEL print was the S. Lounge. Superior Cuisine. Tel. No. IS. WATELOO HOTEL PARIS HOTEL. Lahore, NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS. Luxurious Hf IMPERIAL tell to James R. Keenes a well thence t::r> ngn the Green Mountains and A Ux carte orinclusive terms. For ' Creina, (10 atklrea \u25a0 Town r Lcadia* American colt by Nora to Lake Champla:n; from New Bedford. 2; Fall River I innings* attr-.te :booklet at.<-. (viInformation DUBLIN HOTEL DE L'ATHENEE Garage. turned chestnut Delhi— White Mountains 2; Bedford, yCciOIITRY TRAVI!.BO*IAU,3*JFIFTHAVSKfE. N.V. THE SHEL3OCRNE HOTEL iLiiUnbClt" HoteL Auto appearance un- N. through the Fall River. Xew 1. tSt HniU 15 making FiatTsburg. which was his first T.. Adirondack 3 Worcester. 7; Haverhill, 4. Rue Scnba Prop.. W. scho- _„,.yitnrnnnr is the name of Sarat-jra. N" T.: from there to 3; __ full particular* Lahore— which Bir!f at PARIS Wif Hntpi.nUICIjDIIIIOIIi,BirnSlTl. "The Tribune." of Paris." h:5-sire. was named after a city in that irndm Strand (overlooking Aldwych and Ilingaway), "The Modern Hotel HOTELS IN RUSSIA. earr-e far-off country, had worked so well Perthshire, Scotland, London. E. ARMBRUSTER. Manaflar. companion. Iron Mask, that Birnam and Dun- with his stable Sheepshead 'Bay Summaries. (2 Minutes' Walk from " DVERTIS'EMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Moscow, Jimmy Rowe reasonably confident Birnam keld Station.) jor The Tribune received at their Uptown felt He per- Clas?* hamilV Hotel. '\u25a0\u25a0 No 1364 Broadway, between 36th and PARIS the colt would run a good race. Hiffll office. p. HOTEL however, Moderate. Finest Scenery in Scotland. 37th eta., until 9 o'clock m. Advertisements ET Russia;— BERLINAmerican than expected, Tariff \u25a05 HOTEL 0£ LILLE ti'ALBION Bedrooms. formed even tetter WEATHER CLEAR: TRACK CUPPT. 223 Rue St. jiunore. close to Place Veudoina. First class 150 showing signs of greenness In Flr«rt class. Ailmodern Improvements. Every and English Patrons. Swiss Proprietors for after _ _ award; | aye.. s. c. cor. -3d at.. .-,«» flth aye. Largo Restaurant, thr*«-year-olds and $600 added. Six and a half furlongs. Start good GOOD AND INSPECTION PIT. Sth home comfort. hail. e*rly part he closed with a rush and C^. back For GARAGE and fixed prices or a la the easily: place driving. Time. 130%. VTlnner. br. c. by O&den—Lambent. Owner. .7. luncheons dinners at AUSTRiA, HUNGARY. SWITZERLAND. won going away in a manner to indicate Yon carte. Telegrams. LILLALBION. PARI3— L. fillllllß Henri Abadle. Proprl»tf»r courage with speed and • \u25a0 Poet i Betting , that he combines l Jockey. The Tj^r.P Wt. St. >i i« Str Fin. Open. High. Finest Ho?91 :r a youngster of some quality. Pos. Place. Show Trainer. cu,!Tm 8 106 5 2 2" 3" 2H 1* Thomas .. .8-5 2 7-5 1-2 1-4 ; Up in Arms a also showed 1 3' li 2» H'thington. 4 5 for Thomas Monahan's Textile 1 121 3' 2* « &-5 7-io iCiiilM in Austria. S2SJS2-a^Vp rj 4» Si 4 5 1, better than generally be- ?. 110 4 S« 6- 9 3* Glass 7-2 1-3 hfcß£eJf a colt 4' 5* 4» 4B4 B Lanp 8 S 7 Hotel Cecilia thought he would r 2 107 3 4» 2 5-2 4-3 .Mahon, UrveJ and Turn Welsh ™,£ 4 no 2 »• I2I 1 »»• **««» \u25a0•\u25a0•«-* 4 7-2 7-5 3-5 PARIS:11, Aye. Mac Arc de Tri- have •" • 6 1*6 I1I -i-i *.- a natter of fact, he would IS of the M: 100 6 6 6 Est 60 co 60 15 6 Being omphe. Suites with baths- Cables lengths by coming through at Says Coyle Is Treated HOTEL clear en the rail stretch Fuller BRISTOL closer up if Archibald had found cha-non saved two turn and was coins? Leonce THAYER, PROPS. LiM-titetl on the Fashionable Karathserriaz. bên Magazine, cut by Shannon 01, far turn, ran up on Cecilia. MME. VirilisAresort Per- son of In- ,-,; the end. off fast the outside, but and the favorite of Americana. «a'lir.g in the last furlong. The at" had a world of speed, but stepped badly. hune on the weight. Trance Far West closed Unfairly by Steeplechase Stewards. fect French Cnl*ln« ana choice wtne*. have been second in a few more strides. nexUde kept on trying and outlasted Foot- «ronBIy aid would AW del'Opera Mr. was dis- — $500 added. Six furlongs, my opinion, proved Tyrol r,~n' for the place. Beimont «rro\D R\rE. For two-year-olds; on turf. Start (rood. Won easily amateur ,Oakhurst. whic.i, in [ good Winner, br. 1.. by Knight of the Affect. Iêonce Fuller, the well known . solely to appointed at the running of his look- "place driving. Time. 1:14. Thistle— Owner. P. mat Kelleher had ridden him Foot- rider owner of a small stable of jump-. bring about his Why? Well. I'll HOTEL MONTANA colt, the more so as Vimmer. and defeat. HOTEL TYROLpoint INHSBnUGK ing Rock Sand ers, is up in arms against the National let some other people guess the answer to ! Starting for Olmi WH|H to hang under \u25a0»• * * St, Fin. ey Open High. New &Up-to-Date Hotel Plays. Summer and tall ilmrt. print showed a disposition Horse. Pot! Wt . Show' Steeplechase Association on be- that. be offered, how- 10T. 1 lJ -£ 1' £=K 4 and Hunt These have caused some illt Grand Mountain View*. IllustraUdt could incidents --essure Excuses gSfSdp-r « 2 , of U Coyle, who has applied in i say Coyle has been j TRY brochure free from X- T. Tribune. weight and erratic : =;g 5: f, • a |« aJ half John feeling, and let me that PARIS: IT!! ever, carried f! ,„;™ in the |K^Mr:::3Hectagon «J«* »• "j t , , H-^chotenb^- « ,, filed an 51t 4t4 4 4 GlaBS r -^ vain for a license to train. made an innocent sufferer. He /->II • AN American AUSTBU:-The 5H CO tables on Super- 1 : Mr. Fuller, who is an assistant in the | application for a trainer's license last 1/ UDAPEST turned the « gS^:::::g « spring, but it was laid on the table. Then I• Hotel Luxuries - Bonnfe SS. one m^ K!»i"-: ;\u25a0 » « « 10 s Bo sx office and Rux- j l'Lll : UMdicap at Corporation Counsel's owns wrote National ( . ill ttaa # i 1 I to the stewards of the Hungaria andâ ....« at Association, ! 6d' Hole! Summertime 71 71, 30 \u25a0 Thames, is so incensed his In- iSteeplechase Hunt asking » 61 ** McCahey... 60 S -»0 10 ton and and BUDAPESTwith o»*r fed M-Slc JS 1 &9' Walsh 30 ; turned down. First-Class ITote! Panoramic View over -• m 8 8 ?7% 8% 20 80 10 5 ability out any for the failure why the application had been Y| AMBASSADEURS Every modern Comfort. Cxehi- advantage pounds their Frog 13 11 10 to find reason the Danube. a- of seven to ,« i(ifi* 11' i3i 3 13 Butwell.... 12 20 IS « t expressed No information was vouchsafed and the English patrnn— that both horses ran Footlights, 7 fit 9 10 n Dugan 20 30 of Coyle to get a license, that he j McAffee, who lost Right First Class BIM American and 1£ J 2 a 30 10 ? stewards are stillmum. The Hotel J. BrKfiER. Manager; formerly. toSi Valeric »J» fl » n 12 12 Koemer.... 12 "15 12 believing that the man license, horses CHARLES "\u25a0°J"L,_ _S. C "' 5 5-0 himself yesterday as jhis is now schooling for of Hotel. Vienna. ci.r->-i«» was expressed when i-H 112 9 10 12 IS 13 Archibald.. 20 25 20 8 Veitch, Page. Imperial _^ Wills "l wad not being fairly. He said: £ll?.s who trains for Mr. h'" to«s and was never in dancer Geld of Ophlr was easily second treated Irun my horses wholly for amusement, Hotel Cl?f, Cleopatra. Carlton 1-rr.rint broke on her excuses. Whin, in best. IYfl\STCrand ! SI race and had no close quarters for half a mile, might This is clear case of persecution and and Ibelieve in fair play. Ifthe stewards j 1 vl'O Most Up to i>»te. vilM,. w«..Snahi« early luck. a treat- L MflLCDMiiand Hohenbors tare been third with better Iintend to see it through. Coyle a have a reason for keeping Coyle under the j _ j PAD three-year-olds and upward: JOT added One mile. Start good. ment at the hands of the steeplechase ban Ithink it should be made known. So j rnlque PoHitioo. Greatest i Savoy West End Hotel XHTRD -For by Hastings— Won easily; •"- • IVITO DIIUC Ko-..-ia;noM. RACE Winner, eh. «.. St. Priscllla. Owner. August Bel stewards is an outrage. You can quote far a*. Ican learn no charges have been !A"LLu-Cfll™UComfort. Prop. litiiliiil,c Time. 1:40. mont. H. S. Page is be- trainer, I that sayins lodged against my yet In his law - »•« sanfe as that Ibelieve j feel irae -look-y. bpen.Htsrh.Clos^piaêTshow.'' it all. and that Mr. Page. 1: Be ca.es his present predicament reflects upon me. „_- r "»- Wt St. F'-p- hind disjraeefuily beaten. .„ j-ji gij» l» f/-l* j« _ ~ talk, reason why. Ihave kept quiet months, , Horse p£l 3 Duân ...... 1-fl 1-S 1-8 to can tell the Ihave this matter for HOTEL SPLEHDIB-EXCELSIOB ,'" 2». 2' 2 » ; A Pr!»fi::!a:- -.l. 1 3 2» Walsh 5 m s 1-t known Coyle for a number of years and Ibut now that rumors are in circulation Ii GARISBAD Chief »' 3« .100 -„ ", ! ENTRIES TO-DAY. Vncas J '5 4 2' 31 S^ McCahey. 500 30.) have absolute confidence in his integrity. think itbest to make public the facts. IN SEBSPSHBAJ) # Hamraon Pass... Garner _ | HOTELS GERMANY. ""' 4444 10 30 30 3 He horses for me and has dis- The steeplechase game needs a thorough [ Mil llfc J'^"1added, *che 2iwS« has trained pre- r . ~fr >w tw j AD with PrißcllJUn cutclasaing his Held. Apache ran as if he reeded played marked skill. At present he is cleansing. There is too much manipula- : llnt and fold Water. UUS«III[ Futurity Oou«y. C S P"--^..son a higbstrung colt, earning and yet he doping - - mces^ te at his best- showed a flash of eal-'y vented from a livelihood tion, too much and a surfeit of in j AUCnOflUbll Latest ImprovemrnU. GONTTIIiJiTAL ft* two^ three Hammcn^Pass. cannot learn the cause of his banishment jand out performances. In view of these ::: 1 U Coyle saddled the ll'...» *" __ «TAKES; for year-olds; Last year at Gravesend ;farts, which are known to the racing pub- ! Tur crRF value. $2,000. ££««£££' WlttTMll 114 j !-sr..^ Five ananle some action looking to the banishment of MARIENBAD. Pi trainer, the second time the horse indulge In sharp practice In- _ 8 but who _ i« and A~ 0* •::::::::m!He^ - ' S H Fl"F as Persons OLOCNE \o/RHIXE \u25a0mm !rt U« #J Garaue O^ . 108 HoJ, 6H6 $ 4?" l" OP^- won after Andrew Summers, ridden by Me- .stead of punishing an innocent man for the ien omrui 7" 1 4 bad court. •Lahore P?^•; 5 4H 414 5" 2« Archibald.. 4 Hi^«-7Pî^ Affee, a suspicious header. The sake getting even for some alleged Eyl a r x£sS* :::ini "2 « So "? took s 11- of DISCH HOTEL* Textile «.;- 2 2V, I13* DUKan ...S-6 »-ft R-5 -\u0084 steeplechase stewards took HcAffee grievance? - Footprint ;15;IM J" 4= 7-10 X \u2666 Select House ™15 1 1& V 2' Glass 20 30 2S a * away for that performance, and also Well-Known Sp*ctal Brew 6 B« Powers ~\ cS COLOGNE a mi.es. J•' *' 7 « 2 they took no action KLIMQER -^-ve^^r^w^c-o-rsi two and half 4 5 5 c? ruled off Forman. but ; l-> 7 «* ifIHGTEL About •Archduke '.)?'. F»!«enay 6 c 7 Thomas.... 4 4 lg-i 7_n Carlo, real owner is ITC p \IRoonw with ->HTtit» \>ai«;r»»y ...I«J 7ITU against Monte whose HERBERT AT THE TOP T\ V-.^L^" -t'-trznia Plate, l3^ Colston i 3 31 3' 31 7 Reid « £ 7 £« 'Z™ TV, Neither did they find any FITZ IXLOI/LnBath and Toilette. Finest Situation. Electric Li Lift ThlMtUAilm h^,^K J33 stinger "*UT'.*_. \™ rush Dick dine ?.ht- Ke«H! «*rytry. Lahore clcsed with a on the outside and won gome- away » •Coupled a- last furlong, ready | »|ONTREUX, Switzaiasd - 14".M:r.t. ta c^^ quarters In out.'asted Footprint. litter bora ?i2S^y.SSS Ruxton was made Allotted Two Pounds More than =| ]! under th. weight. Special Brew had speed and willbear watching Park. Coyle engaged at e!^- ?nd t7red for a race at Belmoni Jump- DOHOTEL BELLEVUE \* \u25a0£? told me that the iiHOTLLBLLMONT Coleton was never dangerous. Kelleher to ride and Ballot in Big- Handicap. Uistlncnliiiird lloune of old reputation. L'nlqui < and upward; s*oo added. In better condition Ihad an R. noyygrELD. Gen. Manager. De 'is f:tlal Spnoq «mI 6umm«r as \u25a0 Handicap; for three-year-olds One and er was never opinion of S. Vosburgh. *"" ___. rice- ma- - " —mile a what occurred in the pad- In the W. the offi- all -11 Time 2: V • b- •- excellent idea of Resort and \u2666•Rest Cure.** ~«- kjSM.se: the race, though Ishall not tell cial handlcapper, S. C. Hildreth's Fitz Her- — JBr £:££Mz^<££, dockbefore not greatly »»s is ' Betting , now. so that Iwas two pounds Grand Hotel Post about it bert is better than James R. f Frankfurter^ Jockey. Ruxton was pulled up early Frankfurt I ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE." ::i *"• Wt. St. * * Fin. Open.High.CW.Plac^Tshow? chocked when apparently Kefnes Ballot. In assigning weights RESIALRAM RITZ. Horse X" 23 572*2 1» Archibald.. 2 5-2 " race, although for no for - : 1-3 in the by LEADING HOTEL AND RESTACR-\XT. BonEle was won Clock- the be run IN .«?f 1 104l'« 2 l» I»: 1* 1«,2» Garner 3 4 7-2:= 0-r. »-\u25a0 cause. That race Commonwealth Handicap, to A BEAUTIFUL* Superstition - S 3 ;i Thomas.... 10 7 «\u25a0• 1-1 Eood somebody very much in the Ull SSST:::^...... ^ 2.. r 3" 10 tojow Saturday, a mile and quarter. F*itx PRIVATE *nH; \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 'on at a briVMi PARK 4 M 4' 4* 4" 4" t>u an . I 4 7-2 6-5 work and game bet on him- When IIIfZIIDT t-'P-*«-date. Garasre. tlfl • 2-h the steeplechase Herbert is allotted 135 pounds, to on hfillIV IVIilI Rlrtal Opp. Station. *nd o^- « * 8 « 5 Glass I 5 8-5 oV back to the paddock after 123 value One » 111 « 1-2 Kell"her came gi!ar^te,i gross JiOW- 2J22SST off th« pace, to turn, moved up steadily and Superstition Coyle: Ballot. 1'™""T^niMe Kelso rated last wore the race he said to Zienap ran to her best form. Reyboum bolted on paddock turn, losing say Ipulled Ruxton. did you, ; Olambala, Handicap win- rides. usual, his -You didn't the Suburban HIL. WONOPQL-METROPGLE "EDEN might had. Montgomery, as farted to run race on the. turf. FDA PALACE." - chance h« have C ner, gets in with 122 pounds. The weights ; pin-- In* "Certainly not!" replied my trainer who aetl> X _,^_,, Dirß-Selling; for four-year-olds and upward; *500 added. One mile and an eighth. opinion. lam in full follow: /\lllV9vljll Central 3lb.3 ~ three-year-olds"\u25a0: and place g... by 1 to express an Private GIT filing driving; same Time. 1:53. Wir.ner. eh. Handsel— Mowitza. was afraid toilet ibath.Ib FlFTp_,T,T R.r-F— for Itirt good. Won - nerfectly satisfied with your ride!" Fltz Herbert IKISweep 112 . ehige ~»,e.^ One and oneûarter Owner. W. rt \u25a0", 2' Lang. I 7-5 »-5 1-2 Mr Page that the jockey had Huck " \u25a0"\u25a0 r^,r 112 •'. a« IVi 2» 14 informed by *» D-Ton •4^. 3» .T 7 « Sfi to be th- Hilarious 121 H<-auoup 105 i royal v' 10*5|*Oddcrart -' «# 2 l'» »V» 3- 3' Powers 710 right. As Mr. Page seems Danielr _j™ Ta --•• J P*2 i^rten done Priscilllan 11» Dorante . 106 i Court ....lOll'Marigot whole thing in controlling steeplechases, of : Cantre of Eurapa Kailwajr *u££t« I^* »' B« HMand H 15 15 5 6 2 law. Firestone ll«!Rocky O'Brien 102 1 All ->lo.iem Comfort*. Tlckata. J**, 4 102 2 1» I* 4' course what he said in this case was Restigouche. 113: Xewly show that Ruxton was a Woolwlnder 102 K»tltte»l.J ,_ l 15 30 But Idecided to Bubbling Water.....llfc|Glucos6 100! MUNICH".-^1" Ch^' T mr I 103 4 3* 7 7l7 6* 7' Clement... 40 10 4 Jumper, I myself In a sub- Hotel Continental R«no<«rt3«l iold n P 0 "' Archibald.. 30 M m 15 5 rood so rode him Fayette 117|FauntIeroy . .\. 89 HOTEL Dr. LUXE 7 o^f 6 152 » » » sequent race. Although the saddle became .113 ••\u25a0 10 30 J Joe Mad.len R«lluf 85 \u25a0\u25a0 '-aßn^ rfArr !'r, -ni^'L^y '".\u25a0- ? 107 8 10 10 10 .8 wide whole - 12 went the 113! »0 2SST -113 iC«Mne4iet,ne 1<» 10" Bergen 10 2 loose and the horse Dalmatian .... Hill Top .... B l *««»« t-*-^ \i,«cn 100 '••••• " lOT " » 11 Brunner.... 40 100 *) 10 route, losing many lengths, he finished Czar . .IIS Everett 8» GRAND l::.:.-105 -6ir XI 11 11 » UnSUnUnaun (Wrmdnv. a HOTEL taltal,. VoSe A^-eUêß- turn, but was the Bello. Irode him again In the Fashion Plate . 112i£andrian 87 Modern in Germany. ».-. fr..-i..ie «< Let". Al^cot—— "jnDlter Joe worked his way to th« front rounding the tiring at end second to Park, - :::« „. win. Dandy In close quarters part of the way. prooably ran his race. Harbor Hill Cup at B^lmont and TVnaluea accrue from 0 p. in. on Monday, tO« Feet no ta* PIANT^ KtrJot :;::::::i£i^& .11 out to Dlxon. to and x. •* Imitator had epeed, but failed to carry it ov«r the dl«anc«. 8l Jo»epb had no excuse.. this time Ruxton ran third Bello . JoiiO 21. t FOUR SEASONS HOTEL Craati C»n 11. ;/; , , H*a*^«t. **iiprecUce- ailowaace. VENICE.