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F. H. MILDEN DIES IN EAST. New York. K.-bruary 88.— Ir. d.-i i. k II, rman Mil den, who for a quarter of a century raced a stabli .•f hoi.-.- on eastern ira.-ks. died at lii- late reel dence, 4.ns Begenl Btreet, Philadelphia, ,,11 Wednesday la-t. Husky Lad, Helene and Idleweisa are .1 1 trio iwned by Mr. MUden that have recentlj I in charge of trainer F. P. Weir. In 1900 Blisabetb 1 M.. ii big and beautifully turned chestnut filly, uy Watercress liana, carried .Mr. Mlldens cherrj I gre 1: -iiks to ricton in the Boulevard Handicap at t Graveeend. On another occasion Blisabetb M. pi ■; d 1 up her w.-ight and won a handicap at Gravesenil from King Pepper, Cbuctanunda, Monarka, Gold I II, Is :in, I others. The daughter of Watercress was deveb ped and saddled i-i lei- races by William Beckett. William C. Whitney purchased her fi na Mr. Mllden for :; big price and shipped her to Bng land, where she was rac ,1 under his colors by the American trainer. Join: Hugglas.
