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isHALI FOR DOYLE
mtkml Has Narrow Escape
Jl gj n Horse FaHs in Race.
jjpjH RIDING BY DUGAN
•ack Win* Hudson, but Is
r t«ky to Escape Being
Disqualified.
r >, # jeciey. tad a narrow *mc*V*
V** tlfSSct befell little Lankan
1* **JIL of the Hudson Stakes at
*<* r T%tertay. In the wild rush
G&^L- tatt. after the start Kingpin.
jartP^'tlVrf th* — was knocked
• *TX stride and fell. Doyle fly
rfbttr t - **• but fortunately landed
«t??W ™l er horses> , sa after rolling
V* 0^ rleeTs three cr four tiaes came
*•* ' 13te i tumbler ■■ a circus.
*TSso^ for his spectacular fall.
s* I *^ «.« could be Judged from the
So **• *urar. was responsible for the
<*=,* f pc took Trap Rock across his
*fr V«irplv from an outside position
* lfifC Really every horse in the field ex
•s £tro »" Ambled up. Not con
tf'^^tv.j Dugan took pood care of
*=' ™ u"fi<-gu "fi<-g the turn, when he cut
cT«ei>- agsin that Thomas was
*T; „*, ixpi lo«'.r.F a length or more.
W**^ Q ttb Trap Rock came away to
**V;;. from d imhimi and as no foul
*!Soifitl» ******* allowed the race
*«* f * ** the horaea tombed. A num-
Z. *. Eoofi **»« expressed the opinior. ,
** «r Cat Mr- Beliaoat's colt deserved
JJJJJSc»t!-r ar' B D-J«- a fine or
'"I^o= DatogwfleML an acting stewartl.
*r;," 'ar e? to warn Dupan against a
Sfißß' cf the rough ar.d foul work
S!^is«wfl the race, and -with this the
n>x <scape<! , _^
%-— nln. b3 P°- A " ne Casse and The
-.Sri Daughter were, added starters to
and Seba?o was a k>-t-n contender
!^a time, whi> Anne Casse ran third.
M Back proved --.-.- of mm
Sty*y the * ase w ' ;in whlch he handled
v. s wtiptt.
", £)lfS X Keenes Hilarious, which
-*>d «ii «? among the three-year-olds
-^•.Tsr. ehowt-<1 his class by taking tip
•'j pounds and vlr;nir.g the opening han.
'."* over the snort six furlong course,
-ybo'.tefl to the outside in his first stzrt
.j.,.' p^a.-on a few days ago. but ran
a»aV aiid True jTStcrday, and under a
vjrarecs finish by Powers outlasted the
net&y Sladtnan ir. th* final drive.
joe Madden, th* winner of the Belmont
£:akes lest y^-ar. made his first appearance
«f the pea>or! Jr. this race, and in spite of
•h/fact that he looked a bit high in flesh
ac* food race under 12Z pounds to finish
tia-fi He '*■£•■' tiring at the er.d and would
tar* pees t^a'er. in another stride by the j
2s? closing Prince Gal, but the race i
ttrcld do him g!?od.
jjgafiy P:\cr. turned a form somersault !
to the secciid race that was hard to ex- j
piia. Sir Cleges beat him so far In their
hrr r:«eti2e tr.at ther» appeared no way
tf rrir^-=g them together. Going back
izrther. buaeier. Ma chances looked fair
h bright, er:d he ran to that form He
jcjfj Sir C'^£ff ra the far turn, end they
ije lie a teaj: t*-* 1 rest cf the way. Dan
t V:xczi winning *\v the lucky action of a
tod
Gla-'s had born <-::raged to ride Dandy
Da??, tzt throcgti some misunderstamd
2? G E. Perrin found himself without a
jnckey wtierj he got to the track and was
;?rced to fall back on Lang. It turned
out trer, as the b n y rode a clever race
d did u^t BaSer in comparison with E.
P^an in the Ion? drive through the
crttcb.
3 G Bed*TJJ boaght Pennyroyal from
> 'Woodha.ven Stable and tried to -win
ta out 21 the fifth race. The colt opened
t:i rap for four cr five lengths rour.d
spthe fjm. but Thomas- made en much
wef fcirr. tt£t he tired in ttw stretch and
hi to be cor.TT.t with second money.
Brjei. whose a7>;:ication for I riding
.••---.-■ held up by the stewards
tf a» Jockey Gvb. is in gt»od standing
tE*rsor€. llr rue* in two races yester
*-• ■ ankle ?<• fo much better that
isEzy be seen in the saddle to-day.
Gra*?esend "Racing Stirnmcirie*
VTEATHKI* CLEAR: TKACK FAST.
HE7 UA I X~H»r.-!:ra I . for el! ajr-s : ST' 00 a4de<i., About six furlong. Start bm4 Wori
on^as p^' • e»oia Time 1 il. Winner, eh. c. by Voter— Harpsichord. Om-aer. James it.
pn«, , Betting >
How r,,v v-t s* ■>« U '** Btr.Fl Jockey. Open.High.Close.Flace.Show.
Hjtrfba IS £ 2* 3« . 1 212 1 I 1I 1 Powers - ' . 3 1 1-2
Mm 4 vi = ='s -4 1' 1= -« Reid 3 M «■' 1 1-2
<> JlitoiT 3 -V- 5» fi 1 3» 3» rmsan S 3> UO ■ 1
*ra* Gti ' •. iT7i 6 7<" 7 : 7» -JJ 4 : MeOw 3 7-2 3 1 1-3
fcrrKUd .« in 7 4 4' 4» 41.*4 I .* 4- 5* Thomas... 12 2" 2<> 7 - :
wm» Cfejef • p5 7 «;i «i «» «» 6= MeCaiey... 2O *■ 30 10 R
TBPitjfc... h ICS 1 1" I s 313 1 .'.»• 7»» Fairbrctker 6 7 6 •;'"* . J
tarfibe : M 6 S 8. S S 8 Estei 3<* 60 •'•'■ 15 8
Ei-ioEi fa » rood position rounding th* turn, wore Madman down in last sixteenth ur.<Jer
•srttrrr Lr'-- 'a:j to his btM form. Frino* Gal was running on inthe stretch, after
*3S flow to fc*?,r.. lot Sladdea handled Jiis v.-^:jjht well and will b<=- dar.gor-jus in ar.y com
»I th* w«ji ti:r.» out. Tsru Pij-ylu showed a flE?ij cf speed, but tired early.
*KCSD Ea<~E — S»"ir!C- for i>-re<»-yrar olds and upward: $.• - added. One mile ar.d an
«fcten. start good Won driving:" p:aee easily. Time. 1 :£■»*», Winner, blk. c. by Sir Dixon
--N'oriica. 0»t-r, ilrs. G. E. Pt-rrin.
Poet -Betting ; «
*■«. I" .« Wt .St 3 i *4 V Btr. Fin. Jock°y. Open.Hlgh.Clcse.Place.fchow.
is* tfenSL.. - <'.» 3 n : s 414 1 -" 1" I* La-g (Si 3 8-5
*-■£•?•*... ; 103 2 I 1 I 1I 1 1" 2 ! 2* T'Ufran <w S-5 To 1-2 1-4
;* <* Urxir- -, 1(5 A 4'- .''.'■ - 1 414 1 S1:S 1 : <;:ass 3 4 7-2 1 1-2
Man .(.-, 1 2» 2" 4> S»s 4" Kins ,446-5 1-2
*<*ift*«a :::; ,n: r. 6- :•- 5* S'" :.' Beid 20 -V * 6 3
■vjHhk . 103 « «> «;» 6* «• 6* B^r^en 40 70 50 15 8
■Mb « ifls ... * "?? 74; Thomas.... 10 is 12 4 2
fcrnfew ;..-, 7 7' 757 5 7= f> 8 Davi* 30 30 30 10 C
■ IteiSr D:xcc sbo»'«d vast raproienftat ov»r his laFt rac« and won •; a short head. Sir
-I*! t«a Ui ra ■ Bad I u-s <-. r . <ram«-:y. KockEtone followed th« pace closely, but hung in the
**"*. Lac of L«>::? •;••', was in cios« "quarters rr.oet of the way; otherwise might ha. been
•250 EACE.— THF ffCDSON STAKED, for two-jear-olde; value. S3.VO. Five fur'.onss. Start
»»• Woa «aHy ;;»••; ii"nvir.g. Tiaoe. l:trj?i. Winner, eh. c, by Rock Sand— Topiary.
:^; J Post , tin* 1
«one p g TTt M '* '* V Ktr. Fin. Jockey. OperuHiph.Close.Flacc.Show.
•"V r.:, k s y_z L 2'- 2- I 1I 1 1* 1* Uugan 1-^ i-5 2-5 1-6 —
**«*:•? 3 v:. 4 4 ; j 3' 4" 4. 2« Powers.... M IS IS 4 •-•
g* MM 4 _, 5 3 , 4 ; 3 , 3 y 3 : Davls j> '• i &-5 1-2
rr s"*'5 "*' 1 U3 1 I 1I 1 I'.j 2' 2' 414 1 Thorr-a5.... 5 1 « 2 *-»»
g^Ot r, v- »i 5« 5- .V *5» 5« Reid 1-2 3-5 2 i 1-6 —
.- E. U»B«r:«!T ' 7 <;'- «>•> «* «■ «• Deverlch... 20 40 4<» 12 6
>"* - « n" X 7 " 7 777 Archibald.. 15 _■• 12 4 7-«
-■■-■ •- ..7 HO Koll. Doyle 20 • «" 12 •
"Wttoßt eatry. ;u^' BUrtftrt Trap Hock handled his weight «..:. and was never in dan-
S.««r (srjtj ci" Sebaco sharpy on the turn. Doaeaster closed strongly and outlasted
fct^** i7r tb « I a '- Herettc never prominent. Sebago tired badly in last sixteenth,
c * :! b»^* beeri ttLOiiJ wnij clear eailing.
RA Cii-Hanc:icaf for three-yar-dds acd upward. J*XX> added. One mile and a^«ix
*™a. Bten f<^.:. Won crt\lns: place <«ai:r. Time. l:4o*i. Winner, b. c. by Star Snoot
'•-*« Rtson Owner. W. F. A. MuihoUand.
f-tjg* , Betting —
• ■■■-» Pot" v, t Si "4 «4 * str Fin. Jockey. Opea.Hlgh.Close.FUce.Sbow.
r''* l . r M S 2' 3' 313 1 I*. 1= Glass 4 « 5 *-■"> 4-o
?***« 4 m - , ;i r ,i sjs5 j s 3 , jm pp o wtrs 2 5-2 3-5 .-10 1-3
■ «•<•■■ 3 106 1 1» 1 J I 1I 1 2' Z* Reid 10 jr. 12 4 -
2? *■»« a MX 4 2- . ... , 1 4' Gilbert 12 13 '.! 4 -
f~?« «s \3>j :.» ♦> 7» «- Si Thomas ...5-2 7-2 » • 1 i T
HP! 7 :^7 X 72 7» «■ 5 3 636 3 t>ugan 3 S-2 4 «-o 3-5
S? 7 . Kaigct... 1 M 7 4'z 4l4 l 414 1 7* 7» McCaher... 00 I<JO CO » 10
Jri Van«r r, :,:, «> ». --. 8 Benathoten 20 <J0 40 15 8
EpUjcrs lono»«i the r^ce dosejy, wore B»rk-ley down ta the etre:ch and lasted iuit long
•<ft «w >ir * h " - T - ■ xntuiA. in close guarttrs in run up the backitretch. .i.iKtit have
j_«acr; h« lovEd cica-- Ka:i:i^ if at- had not kei.t bearing over to the rail. Guy Usher ana
?**> ttnt. a*;.,r dtuutat tbm f&cx.
■ r^ T - EACE -S^lUssg : for two-yeax-oM«; f4OO add^d. Five acd a half furlongs Start good.
»- G *^>;>: lias* nme. Xtoe. IVJ. Winder, blk. c. by C«sarion— Xtelle Swift. Owner.
K_^ Pon , - Betting ■ 1
-I. P"*. RL m ■:* '« =- Sir. Fin. Jockey. Open.High.Close .Place-Show.
SSjS,' J «« 2 1" 2- 2* 1» McG«e 2 5-2 -■•••* :'.
*=S 4 11*5 1 j: j. i» jj _:■>.- 7 1" 14> 4 -
B^ « I *- ? : ? « S^ 12 In " •:
|*Si . J ] 1* 6 6' 6' 6« 6* 7* Powers.... 4 . • • 2 1
£*wobj * lfJ3 h M 6» 6» 8« PP 1 * Gross 12 20 15 6 3
«t22L "g • •' •' ,•• ,•« »• Lang . : * 12 50 » 2
g*"* 10 Benacboten 20 60 «0 20 10
5* fteSSS. 08 5* t! *»- Md. after Ma« outrun for half a mile, came • **•*• tth-Wino h - W i n
** b iwts^ >a: t " : * a * > <5 B» a big gsp but tired. Ml« Jonah had no excutes and was h«n«-
v~ u p. J * Rli1 ' WMt * v>oo; wa * « cl0 »* Quarters ai! the way.
l*n w£~*$ Mt - '<* three-y^ar-old. and upward: MM addtd. One mite and a ■»*""»" 1 -
Eo «- Om^er T° {*"« «*; piae* easily. Time. l:so=i. Winner, b. g.. by ■■LHer -Belle
!
.841^ J'ost , - Betting- >
x? ■»<*»«» ?" " R " t - St. «-.■%./* .«^r. Fin. Jockey. Open.Hlnh.Clcae.PUoe.Show.
!gN -.■.■■■' 1U « *• 3" 3H 3» 1" 2« Iteid 4 «-r, 3 - I I »
/ , ■ 1- 5l
2*-«VsKH*'-2 B5 4 c «i 41 4H 3» Kstep lo 15 I* « •:
I^?-Fiea ,' '•* 1 1* j' is 24 4» Ural 7 IS 15 1 1
S- :;: "!< «J i ■tit is Us ssiiS-J IS .5 j ■
7' Unt » 4<i *# IJ
s^ -« ?i?»"'? i? »"' ]t «■« 00rd00.... % 1 15 r *
. -n. uh* g Uftatai S " " ai:::-.v.S *> 8 S '»
U?*i> 00 tS* 0 *- « h at off m ru.h to first turn Improved his position gradually, mo e< ' up
-■ U:\ ■ ... -, . ■ : ,"^t ,..-.:. J - :—— ■■-
■ a * tr « n.«h. ottcn & poor Jot.
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COLUMBIA MEETS DEFEAT
Syracuse Wins Alumni Day
Game Before Big Crowd.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.]
Syracuse. June 7.— Before a big crowd of
the alumni who came to Syracuse for re
unions of their classes and the fortieth an
niversary of Syracuse- University the base
ball team defeated Columbia at the stadium
this afternoon by a score of 4 to 1.
The score follows:
rlbpoae! COLUMBIA.
SYRACUSE. j r li? P° a '
Na-h II .10 1 0 o'oConnell. *- • 0 1 30
Powers 2b. I « I 10!Saunders. ss. 0 0 0 3 0
Klmg. 'ss... 1 •_■ - 3 oOsterhout. cf 1 1 1 0 0
£culiy. Zt... Oil 4 1 Kladcl, lb. .0 Oil 01
Holmes, c. O 110 JOl^oft-.men, rf . 0 1 0 0 0
Hard lb. .. O 110 00 Shipley, c... 0 O 8 00
Schoepfir. -•■•!•.'• O 0 2 2 0
Truax rf . . « 1 1 OOiHastlnga. If. 0 1 1 2 0
Dexter. p..-<* O 1 3 I r:rlch. p.... 0 0 0 30
| "Lee . . . ..0 00 00
Totals .... I 62713 21 Totals .. . 1 32413 1
•Batted for Ulricb in ninth Inning. .
i*yract:y* ..... inr>i2«>oOx4
Columbia . 0 0 0 • ♦ • • 1 * — 1
Two-base hits — Scully. Osterhout. Struck out
—By exter. £; by Ulrieh. 3. Bases on balls—
OiT Dexter 5; off Ulrieh. 4. Hit by pitcher —
Nash. Powers. Kindel. FacriHoe hits — Powers,
Hand Ulrieh. Stolen bases — Hand (2). Saunders,
Kincel. Time— l:4o. Umplie— Hoagland.
MANHATTAN WINS LAST GAME
Manhattan College defeated the St. John's
College nine on McNulty Field yesterday
by a. score of 4 to 1. and so wound up a
successful season in which thirteen out of
fifteen college frames were won.
The score follows:
MANHATTAN. ST. JOHN.
ab rlbpo i»- ab rlbpo a c
Fryer, 65..4 00 O 3 1 ! T. Jailor. 2b 301 *10
Conne"y cl"0 1 1 racej . ss.. 41« - 0 0
Hanley," Yf. 31 2 1 00! Young, c.3 00 S 11
Cotter rf c 4 0 112 10!Burchlll. 3b. 40 1 0 2 0
Dcr.ah-je.2b 4 12 3 3 O] Carey. 1f... 400 2 0 0
Hclahan lb 30 1 9 1 Ke»nan, lb. 400 8 01
HeEbur 5 ,3b2«0 1 3 1 rates, p.... 30 1 0 2 0
Brkmore.cf 21 « 0 onj. Jallon, cf.300 0 00
Bolton. if.. 20 n 0 OOlcrShea. rf.. 30 0 1 10
Archer, p. . Sol 0 2O: t __
Totals... 24727 12 I Totals. . . 31 134 7 2
Manhattan <* 0 1 1 ? O I 1 x — *
Bt John 1 ° 0 0 0 0 O 0 o—l
Earned runs— Manhattan. 2. First ba*«> or.
errors— Manhattan. 1: St. John. 1. Left on base*
— Manhattan 6: b't. John. .". Flirt base on balls
—Off Archer. 1: off Ya-.^. 2. -•-■: - •->;• By
\rcher 14 by Yates. 9. Sacrifice hits— Holahar..
Young. J. Jallon. Stolen l«i?e*— Donahu<*. Hola
lan Biackuiore Boltcn. Double — Archer.
Donahue and Holahan: H^terburg and Holahan.
Time— l:4s. CmpJre— PbKTer.
UNION. 8; COLGATE, 1.
Schtnectady. N. T., June T. — Union de
feated Colgate at baseball in the com
mencement day games here to-day by a
score of.S to 1. Clean hitting and clever
pitching by OKeefe was responsible for
! the victory. The score follows:
R. H B.
■ f-ion •, j 000100 O— S 11 4
i CclgSe .■■.■'..IOOOOOOOO—I 3 6
Batteries— Union, O'Keefe and Hutchens; Col
gate. Chapman and Leonard.
STORM HALTS HARVARD GAME.
Cambridge. Mass.." June 7.— The Harvard-
Dsrtmoutli baseball _>.: • to-day was post
! poned until to-morrow after four innings
:iad been played, owing to • heavy thunder
j shower. ■'
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PRETTY ONE WINS AT 100 TO 1.
Montreal. June 7 — Pretty One scrambled
through the mud in the first race here to
day, ajid furnished a surprise by winning
at the (jet -rich-quick price of 100 to 1.
GEAVESEND ENTRIES TO-DAY.
FIRST RACE— Selling: for three-year-olds and
upward; $400 added. About six furlongs.
Righteasy llllw. T. Overton 101
•Jeanne d'Arc lort Tuba! 9»
District Attorney 10<J| Sixty 9«
Follle Ijevy '. ..1061 'Troublemaker ... 96
«lr Alvescot 105' Pclypheme 00
Horace E 103 'Hampton Court 92
Rosimlro .103 Myles O'Connell &2
Tod Note... 103 'Lord Strephon ■«
Balvolatile ™2|
SECOND RACE — Steeplechase handicap: for
four-year-olds and upward; $500 added-
About two and a half miles.
Mellowmlnt 153|Dacra 135
Black Drldtre 14 ' Bound Brook 133
Grandpa 142 Xebec 134
2™ Kent. lSTJNestor 180
Ro A «f emon 1 "" . isa Piau Glass 133
Son/c cTrlo H« Mr Ritchie 138
THIRD RACE— SeII ins; for two-year-olds; $400
added ' Five furlongs.
. ir *2, 115IRye Straw 106
V 1;V 1 ; ':. 112 Maid 100
A an " ' •• 1120 V. Buster 97
5,T!*,-'witt HOIOId Squaw 97
Srf-.'' 1 !"::::S5!:?;SJfcr.v:.:::::S;
" rRTH RA CE— THE CARLTON STAKES;
FOL fo V ear-olds; gross value. $2,600 One
mlle - 126 ! Prince Imperial . 122
Swte L „• ■" •' 12fll Sager 118
The Turk . . . .122! StarbotUe us
fllroy '•'■'■'■ ** ' Everett 114
*X^-u uXi^K flallttlg; for three-year-olds and
FIFTH 'l^Wint added. One mile and a quarter.
. UpW frN-eedles..l«*lTh* *>«»" *••!<»
• Plni and N« to .lO7lPetronlu« OS
Nadzu .106!
For maiden two-year-olds; |400
SIXTH nA> c. h4!f furioo,,.
•^rht^ . . -107 1 Rogon 107
Mr. Goiignwy- # 107 | Adam Babe 107
Garneau ...lO7lJane Thorp* 104
Cv Bon.. 1....107 Rory 104
Blackfo<-)t •••• 107 Neva 104
Handrunning -•• 107 Kaufman 104
Sr^RaJ^'-'-V— 107 '' Tcader Bl««^--.--- 10 *
,-^rentl-. aUowaaoe,
FOREIGN RESORTS.
THE ASTORIA HOTEL, with RESTAURANT of particular excellence, is
under the same management as the celebrated Savoy and VVest-fcnd Hotel of
Carlsbad, and the Hotel Imperial of Nice. The Astoria was opened October,
1907, and contains evervluxurv and comfort known in modern hotel construc
tion. The location on the Place d'Etoile and Champs Elysees, facing the Arc de
Triomphe. is the finest in Paris. Electric cars from all parts of Paris to the
Hotel make it easy to reach its smart and pretty Restaurant, and view the con
stantly changing'panorama of the Champs hlys-es, seen from the Astoria.
FASHIONABLE FREKGH SEA-SIDE RESORT:
TRQUVILLE-SUR-MER
Where •• Tout Paris " resorts in June and July, and the dainty
Parisienne in her natty, seductive, bathing: costums disports in
the surf on the perfect beach free from gravel. Splendid view
of Deauville and Roadsteaj of Havre.
HOTEL ROCHES ItfOIR, -"^he
HOTEL BELLEVUE
located in the choicest positions and having every modern
luxury and comfort, with Restaurants of peculiar excellence.
Celebrated Orchestra.
__—~~ —mum m m \ REQUIRING NO CARRIAGE TO BATH
jS£j2BgS& - »o >> ( ? .3 ©sf^r?) JBTCT^S/ITJ [* &&& ' HOUSES. BEIKG DIRECTLY OPPOSITE.
issiM^&a^l&c^iUsirß&UuMa i steam heat throughout, yacoch
tmWtmTmZ mm^wm^wmmm^^ ' CARPET CLEANER :-
Jl^l W" THE KAISERHOF -^1
Leading »nd Largest Ist Class Hotel Residence of American Aristocracy.
loom and F-jll Board From $5. ng»l»|«n~* «• Haberiand. Pro.riator.
NGADINE:MALOJA(6oooFt.a)
The Ideal Spot in Switzerland for a W-m « WW m\ _. 1
Ion? stay. Unique Furnished m- * Xjtf €T> 1 Clfl*K^ rSfloaPß
vale Chalet* for hire. £ QIQVV M. ~HJ? Q>%^ 3.
This Famons Hotel has hwn entirely renorated. and embraces every modern requisite:
Private Baths. Elertrio IJRht. Splendid Pnbllc Itnonis. Latest Sanitation, etc.] Unrivalled List
of Oul-of-Door Sports may be enjoyed:— tiolf. Tenni*. Roatinß, Trout Fi»hinK. Climbinr. etc.
[p,li,i,r >;..i»i.« nf nil tnrt«' nrf r»rnvi«>-rt. in<-lii«l «ng Knglloh anil French Billiards.
Tu|44 '*&'&'& { 1 ViegcZermatt
J? is m il i/i I i Gornergrat Railways
JEfeggg VI I■ ■ it I «► " Seiler f "Victoria," "Mont Ccrvin,"
•^ — -•-■•- -*r aeii er i »M» Mo nt Rose," " Hillclalp,"
Hotels > \ Lac Noir."
The most picturesque and delightful Saiamer Resort at . „ , „ „ m. m^jjJ"'i ••
ADEM-BABIEISy li©TEL REGIKA
B'ADEN-BADHN, "HOTEL "REGIMA
Opened 1904. The most up-to-date. BsaotUn! Garden. 12,000 iqnare yards. Prtrato Batkf aad
W.C. French Restaurant. Auto-garage. Splendid View Black Forest. Mountains aad Tawm.
JULES UPPER! Proprietor: also of Hotel Bellerae. San Remo.
"^ iS l^^ Leading Spa. for ijA'irpfl A&Jf^l ETTS7DDC
[t/l^ Throat Troumes, hotel *n gleterre
JLj iwML^. Bronchitis, Etc.— Garagc-SttTES with PRIVATE Bath
S II I P M (-Kr^^n.) HOTELS BELLEVUE &DU PARC
I Bl ! S IP Leadi Fashionable Establish- Favorite sojourn resbrts for
3 ilfeJiPi nießt *- Large T Priv - ate Park, Bernese Oberland Excursions.
■ BWWO mMI Auto-Garage, Tennis, etc. !
Wi ikl'W*^"^! Victoria \A.mOn«.
IU *m ~wm aj¥~|l |*f CM Hotel Victoria J QtMral
ft I tnLAffVE.ll Hotel Jungfrau *«**
w^^^^^SSS^' Hotel Belvedere) M>ttnf -
LONDON HOTELS. ;
THECARLTON
Hotel, Restaurant,
and Grill Room,
LONDON.
fi"At♦^eHear•of London"
S'ERMINSHorEL
St.i/vnes Park. London s w.
Quiet. Refined. Home-like. Secluded
yet central. Covered-way connection
with Underground Railway System.
Luxur^ou^ Lounge. Superior Cuisine.
—rm A la carte or inclusive terms. For
! ru«rated boomrt ay (nl Inl rmatl n a ldrrs Town
SrCociirRTTRAV*. . Bi>.««u, 3<*s ■ >.H ATWI-'I, N.Y. |
ON THE ROYAL ROUTE TO BRAEMAR.
Birnam Hotel, Btrnam,
Perthshire, Scotland,
(2 Minutes' Walk from Birnam and Dun- '
keld Station.)
lii«*li Class Family Hotel.
Tariff Moderate. Finest Scenery in Scotland.
GOOD SAXMON and TROUT FISHING FKJEE.
I <>!f Cour«e adjoins Hotel Grounds.
GOOD GAKA..K A.ND tXSPBCTION PIT.
'HOTELS IN ENGLAND.
LONDON
y Midland Grand Hotel
MANCHESTER \ Midland Hotel
LIVERPOOL • • • • Adclphi Hotel
LEEDS ..... Queen's Hotel
BRADFORD. • • . Midland Hotel
WORECANBE BAY . .
Midland Hotel
DERBY Midland Hotel
W. T«ml«?. Manager. Midland KaUv.ay Hotels
and Refreshment Room*, etc. CMilef Office-
Midland Grand Hotel. London.
HOTELS IN THE BRITISH ISLES
ffiSffiojSJL Elec. u,ht
RO^6?Ai W H'STKZ^^OO f K,^^ ERE R
Bf Tl?^^B C ° El> <X °' lT WaYe£sS > HOTEL
DLBLI> T HE s|IK | B oiKNE HOTEL
Tariff* of the Hotels and full particular* M
to i».bt£ •» the Earog^Offlcg
_« <"¥-».« 1 rii.nii. " at Iwnft inn House, -»■»
Strand *<ov«l"uta« Ald^ych ,und IktMT).
London. _««^ — — — 1
FRANCE, BELGIUM AND HOLLAND.
Grand Hotel
PARIS
Boulevard dcs Capucines and Place de
I'Opera. 1.000 Rooms with Private Baths.
Tariff on Application.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No. 13<H Droadway. between 36th and
87th iU., until 6 o'clock p. m. Advertisements
received at th* rollowln* branch offices at reg
ular office rates until 8 o'clock p. m . via.: 204
Bth ivc a. c. cor. 23d st , 188 flth aye.. cor.
12th rt.: 104 East 14th St.; 857 West 41"d St..
between 7th and Nth avei. ; 263 West. 123 th st .
1033 3d aye.; 162U 3d •*••■ near fllst * l ■ i ' ! " H
Ist aye.. near 8l)th St.; 1&7 East 125 th St.; 756
i Tr«mont aye. . 050 3d aye.. and any American
Taiafraoa O:sc«.
FOREIGN RESORTS.
FRANCE, BELGIUM AND HOLLAND.
P^A^IS (• =avorlte American House)
PARIS Favonte American House)
HOTEL CHATHAM,
PARIS HOTEL DE L'ATHENEE
M " 15 Rue Scriba
Opposite the Grand Opera
'The Modern Hotel of Paris." "
E. A BMBRUSTER, Manager.
PARTS
~ hOTEL DE LILLE ET d'ALBIOH
--.". Rue St. Honore, close to Pla?e Vendome.
First class. All modern improvements Every
home comfort. Largs hail. Restaurant,
luncheons and dinners at flxrd price* or a la
carte. Telegrams LILL.ALBIOX. PARIS—
Henri Ah<»di.-. Propr««»tnr
Ave'deFOpera
PARIS: Ave^deTOpera
HOTEL MONTANA
1 New & Up-to-Date Hotel
TRY IT!!
¥1 O # All American
11/11 I 1 Hotel Luxuries
2MBASSADEURS
The Right First Class Hotel
f YOINI SiC rand Hotel
\j 1 \J 11 Most Up to Date.
ALX-LES-BAINS.
A GRAND HOTEL D'AIX
A>¥ I CC DAIIIQ tniqae Portion. Greatest
iA-LLU-CAlnu Comfort. rosMrnoU. Prop.
HOTEL SPLENDIfI-EXCELSIOR
HOTELS IN GERMANY.
BJinCIIRAfIFII Hot and Cold Water.
AllCliuAllCll Late* Improvement*.
Hotel Messmer
COLOGNE i 0/ rhine
DISCH HOTEL
* Well-Known Select House *
Dt? FS>T\F* \| Xo ° m " vrlth rirlrat*
i\ 3-/ W> U L/ 11 rtnth and Toilette.
HOTEL BELLEVUE
Ili»t>ncui»l>rd House of old reputation. rniqm
ii.mltlon H KOXNKFKIJ). Pen. Manarer.
Frankfurt— Grand Hotel Frankfurter!^
RESTAURANT RITZ.
LKAIUXO HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.
nHlllVrUri I Rlzht Opp. Station.
Fp • MOHOFOL-METBOPOLE
nßllßrUn I KUht Opp. Station.
HTL. WOHOfOL-iEKO^OLE
"PnDCIDIIDP J>adlnc Hotel — Latest Com
!#, nLIDUnU forts. (Black Forest)
jr HOTEL SOMMER-Z&HRINGERHOF
ntlDUnO rort. ißUckForMt)
HOTEL SOMMER-ZAHRINGERHOF
A JMftVFR Facln X Central Sta.
r»l*"t?* ijiV Private toilet & bath.
HOTEL ROYAL
rlkl^i*' w til*. Private toilet & bath.
HOTEL ROYAL
U ft! ICH : Art Centra of Earopi
Ks Hotel Continental
HOTEL DE LUXE
• B MllUinSl lhc Most Beautiful and
UHlwn Modern in Germany.
IYI FOUR SEASONS HOTEL
FOREIGN RESORTS.
URmJlMftilCafr.iJi flgt;'^-t-L>''i p l-« *i-r* TT ~ »*j^»*"-*U>lJi^^3ss»sssssssssf
f! rigprs. " fl
Oncoftbe&nestaad&ost | Gordon Hotels, Ltd. II M r Alfred vander
comfortable hotels, and ElmijiAi ■..L.w^Pßaßr^^ijssy^jy^^ hilt's coach leaves
a favorite with Ameri- Jfc M «fc Jfc &■ the Hotel Victoria
can*. Centrally located *; HH Cftfi i. S3 H M . *
. „ . fc , . . H Hl3 &£j H«2 a n *K^ every other morning
In :\ oz thumb erl and Aye- E HegQ^Kil Bfl 'JV-*
flflff . overlooking Ira- LllilUUili for Brighton iHotcl
falgar Square. Close to II ■ 1 Metropolc).
Buckingham Palace. *r^«i ft 5 Q 1 ~~~"
Westminster a obey. II (J IW I Illustrated Tariff
theaters, fashionable Iff* ■ a Booklets free from
, II ■^.A^, a Uptown Office Sew
shopping centers *n<l Vlf^ f 9 9 I'ort Tritane, Xj6^
cliie/ places 0/ f .,e«-r. f/lU!||l Ifl Itroadiray, 2Veir Fork.
Where Indi-viduat Wants Ha-c'e Special Care
Tha TT HE hotel RUSSELL,
llfC ; I London., iderabl*. reputation
UMor •j—niiaiai ilallan to th«
■ a ■ i . Metropolis. It l» «a<> of the well
y*A*| known Frederick Hotel rtocp.
Km Ij'Ml and ha« lon* been Teeoznlt^d. a*
■ I Va v « an American nwlnfim to Lon
don. It* «Itcatloo to «— »n
__ __ v-T _,„, mmmm -_ SBH .square I» both dcllKhtfullr agrw
«^l g] M >J: — v /£■£& sSl**^ 1% IS Ku««ell «^rTlpr !» well known, That
iS?a PI Hi fIT^S BC^al P<^ i H Ru««ell *errf«-e U well known, aad
BLJV W» H %k>v W^. Sta I r lr r^PoHatlT rator* for Aißirlc—
ffgj; & HrH r < families < onienapUtina; m leßtrtky
SE*Tt ' MEI «pT^U« hiTm ijii^ $S| 1-3 •* a - In town daring the — mw. a*
R|| i Jra ffJLJH f^JM f'jMHI Kaaa aP^aav w '" 3- for the more transient »•*
fa M WV «W VXapT Rial ■■■I » tor - Th< Tariff rate« at the ttm»~
~™" mw^ -^Hsv m*^— mmmmm> jte jj pp esperfcilly moderate, ye*
the eni«!ne untl a part ■!»»■» aci-on-
Ln id at ion are ft the very hlsh^«t
- . character. T&e e«inlpn>est of th«
— .^jfri, -a Hotel is noted for It* extreme
£«n 0Q VH iS^ ?5Ta romfort aad decoratire arfaili—.
G3 £3 «3 "«**W3 J3 Si " It Is m Hotel at which mm ram
E*2 M «j?'^3 B ffr> -s" Si '"> thorocchlv at home, and
nJC fl B hUs WJB B I where the npe<Ul iniibwiHi of
Saw ■ ■ VB ■ ■ each Ti«itor have tbe carefoi <Cody
of the Manas-- icent.
Fri>Hf>Pirk Further particulars of the aWay
I I CUtI KIN M n ran be obtained from the Il
lustrated IwiMln Booklet trm
" - 11 . a from "Town ft Country." M», sth
HoteiS *™«-- v v
. Tha
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY of ENGLAND
is the Historic and Scenic Line
and provides American Travellers with the most
luxurious and rapid means of transit from
PLYMOUTH i FISH GUARD ' LIVERPOOL
to TO to
LONDON LONDON - LONDON
!by the new, short by the historical route
in 4 hours by the j direct route for through
Royal Mail Route. I Ocean Passengers. Shakespeare's country
The Great Western Railway is the favourite Tourist route to
Chester, Stratford -on- Avon, Warwick, Oxford, Windsor and
London, and the shortest and most direct route to Devonshire
and the Cornish Riviera, with their unrivalled scenery.
Interesting literature and full information regarding th?
Great Western Railway may be bad on application to
T. KATELEY, GENERAL AGENT,
355 Broadway, New York,
TELEPHONE >"O. 2881 FRANKLIN
PADDINGTOX STATION. LONDON. W. JAMES C. INGLI9. GENEBAI. MANAGES.
.jjrjaisrtL OSTEN D s^s.
HOI7JE3XJS oisr THE SEA front
Hotel de la Plage «= "nt"! - • joo Beds
And Restaurant Dc Luxe 4 Splendid ....-•- 400
Entirely Rebuilt & Refurnished * * KurSaai&Bcatt-SltC I^o
300 Beds— Rooms From SL2O With Pension. $3 to $5 per day
ALL HAVE PRIVATE BATHS & BALCONIES OVERLOOKING SEA. AtgDEOERCK Fro»_
VICHY-HoteisduParc&lVlajesticPalace
Every Modern American Hotel Comfort & Luxury.
Finest Location Overlooking Park. J. ALETTI, Mgr.
1 ■ .___
TWO LEADING HOTELS.
BERLIN. op^.^ HAMBURG.
! Hotel Der Kaiserhof Hotel Atlantic
Renovated at coal of $1.000,000. ES . TAU AN T, P . F S?J?I. £ 'Lakm
All Latest American Comforts. Facing Beautiful Alstcr La**.
l!t«*trate« Booklets froai ''Sit York Trib»n«." — -— — — — zn
W^Ot'CTIPRJ LEADING FASHIONABLE HOTEL OF DRESDEN;
V^R£iSiJlU£y PRIVATE BATHS. GARAGE. FINE GARDEN.
JLr Facing Central Station. THE CONTINENTAL
SRESDEN, QRAHD UMIUN HOTEL, all American home cohorts.
■ I BISMARCK SQUARE. Close Main * * Station. Unrivalled poiititn.
U nice garden front and bad High class, world repute Su.t»^.th^
iaii ro n a I hotel rose
aMb I X*m Vv aor fit A c^ I*9 V One of the most beautiful and up-to
yy I 1 .^ m fisfl Ia I \x j date Hotels in Europe. Illusc'd boo*.
if I Ibra v/ *■*' 9 1 s%a«y ■■■ ■ • J let free: N*. Y. Tritune. N. Y.
WITniJNGEN" T " E|:aasTEN¥Of
' HOTELS IN GERMANY.
MUREIfIBEfiG The Hote! de L Bath..
\UnLnIULIIb -50 Boom* w«h Bath*.
'* Sendig's Wurttemberger-nof
WIESB&DEH, Hotel de Luxe.
Nassauer-Hof Hotel.
irn n I fir II t w * a • aXtt>d tot
BAlit \ American YUltor*
PALACE Hotel & Baths
lESBfiOEM kIRHALS & PARK
fl IMPERIAL HOTEL.
iLUUNuLU- Hotel. AatoCarasr.
VV Prop.. IT. Scho- THE IMSERHSF
Iwnrrt*. Cairo. "'"
HOTELS IN RUSSIA.
Russia; Moscow,
Russia; Moscow,
HOTEL BERLIN
•g g first class 150 Bedrooms. American
and English Patrons. Swiss Proprietors
i AUSTRIA, HUNGARY. SWITZERLAND.
HOTEL BRISTOL
IHllliH in Austria,
HOTEL BRISTOL
l.oi ,i-.l 00 toe t'asixlonablv K.irnu..ifrri
untl the farorlt* reeurt of Americans. r»r-
It't »>en«h Cu!»tne una rholre win—.
AUSTRIA:-The Tyrol
HOTEL TYRQUHNSBRUCK
HtartlßC point for i>tirr«iruin«-ricai!
Play*. Summer and Fall Rpaort.
(irand Mountain Vlewm. Illustrated
brochure frt-r from X T. Trlt»un».
BUDAPEST
Gd' Hotel Hungaria
tint -Class Hotel with Psnoramlo View erer
the Danube. Every modern Comfort. tUclu
.l,, Atnrricon and KnrlNh p»lr«n»«..
. llUi it> j nt'U'iKß. Mnaafer; faraieilj
i i/ iaaerUl Hot«U Vleaaa.
FOREIGN RESORT:
AUSTRIA, HUNGARY, SWITZERLAND.
BALE 6D Hotel VICTORIA
AU Modern Comforts-^ HflT iUfrAL
ToTfi D 1 QHA fl "eoP" 4^. Carlton
H 3 WiliiWOs4i? and noheabvrz TUlaa.
Savoy West End Hotel
PTDTQ Rfl II HOTEL
CARLSBM K Si L
I 1 11 UU H I KDT£"L
L A IJLS A N l l E CCNtIWEMTAL
MARIENBAD. KTeSSM 1
HI HOTEL WEIMAR
3^ 2 Ti 8 fl D 2 G Ccatral Court.
Ma i b KLINGER
HOTEL KLINGER
Finest Situation. Electric Light. Lift
■ ION IKLU X. Switzerland
■■hotel BELMONT
jlffis DefiQbtlul Spring end Summer
■■■ Resort and »*Rest Core.**
IIAI-Y AND S>OUTH OF FRANCE.
CO MO (LAKE OF)
Cernobbio Fir « Class. Leading
m.in MOTrf KotaL Finest 5!t««-
OPAMI RUIU. tion . i mmeB a« Park
I/ill n fl'F'cf S> « na O»rdens. Autorii
Villa U aU^Mg at r
jf^ CUnfl IN BEAUTIFUL
f-'y i-IsCW. private park
G~ CHA IN BEAUTIFUL
tilUMi PRIVATE PARK
"tDEH PALACE/
V£mcE Hotel; .-i c~l
-. in*!* X3ectrte l.Uht. .
royal Danislif Tw.tm*
1 ujai uuiiiuu shuh-h^- •
AU Modem Comfort*. Hallway Ticket*.
>>wr!y Krtltt-d J
VENICE. -sr-.-
BfliNO HOTEL —jsr*
too Feet en UU a. PIA^Ta,

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