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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-02

hating, woman selling gang corpor-
nted under the mama of Democracy, n
name 80 full of stencil and poison
That it should be blotted from the
vocabulary of civilized man and hand
ed over to tho barbarism that it SO
fifty now aud in al the past has rep
resented"
lie said at Stiles September IL,
1873, in referring to the financial
policy of tho Democratic party:
But. then, what could you expect
from tho poor, blind, diseased, do
crrpit, dismal ID old Democratic
party ?"
He said at ATonona, Sept, 1874.
"Ihorc can DO no doubt about the
question Mt oil. With breenbacl;s aud
national bank notes our business
needs arc well net. There can DO no
better unity of the paper currency
than these. But tho assaults of
party which, through it's financial
legislation, inflicted untold wrongs
md robberies upon the people by
permitting banks without solid ba
sis to issue a circulating note.
The fact is, gentlemen, the Democra-
cy never has been able to coinpre.
bend the financial question. Between
It's inherent dishonesty and apparent
senility it makes petty but not vi
usual exhibition of its corporate, con-
solidated idiocy"
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THE BOTTOM Is OUT.

SIG. The Tyler Desk Co, of St.
Louis, Mo, have just issued their
Mammoth Desk and Bank Counter
Catalogue for 1888, showing new
goods, new styles, with cut of near
nearly fifty per cent. below all form
er lists. A Standard Oak Roll Cur
tain Desk for SIG, should satisfy
ovcry one that they mear just what
they say. Catalogues free. Post
age 12c.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-02
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND ME.
ClIANIChL COLLEGE,
Az HEAcKsnuRn. VA.

&c Instructors. Thoroughly equipped
shops, laboratories and infrmary Farm
of 53o ceres. Steam heating and electric
lights in dormitories. Degree courses in
Agriculture, Horticulture, Civil, Mecln.n-
ical and Electrical Engineering, Applied
Chemistry, and General Science. Shorter
courses III Practical Agriculture and Prac-
teal Mechanics.
Total cost Cor session of nine months.
including fees. clothing. tcxt-books, med
ical Attendance, etc. about Sl45. Next
session begins September Dist, 1892. For
catalogue apply to
). NJ. McBRYDE, President.
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EeIIS CONGRESS- NINTH DISTRICT,
JAMES w. MARSHALL
OF CRhIC, CNJINrY
OF CRAIG COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC TARIFF Law.

''Wo denounco Republican protection es
.atfraud, taxing the labor of the great ma
.jority 'of the people for the benefit of the
few. Nc declare it TO be n Fundamental
principle OF the Democratic part, that the
'Fcdersl Government Inns no power to i'm
pose and collect tariff duties except Ter
.revenne only, and we demand TINT the col
lection such taxes shall he limited to
ithc Necessities Of the Government when
honestly and economically administered
-Eat!anal Democratic Platform.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-02
\ 4. r.liIoMpsoN.
DENTIST.

Office, West Back Rooas stras' Build
ing, upstairs.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-02

Whom Baby was SICK, wo gnvo her Castorin.
When she was Child, sho cried for CastorIa.
Whom uho bccnmo Miss, sho chung to Castorln-
When sho had Children, nl,o saro them Castorto.
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for Infants and Children.

"captoriaisso well adapted TO children that
Irccoinmcnd itns superior 70 any prescription
known 10 me-" II. a. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. z.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-02

Office should be sncre,lly protected
and recognized. A few years of this
policy will solve the race problem
satisfactorily
The evening world., 1892-02-06
ALMOST MARRIED HIS SISTER
A Young Man Finds Himself to Be
His Fiancse's Long Lost Brother.
iBY AssocIATFr PRESS.


HURON, S. D., Feb. 6.--ln 1882 young
Illinois He remained until the following
Spring, when he went further West, accumu-
lated some money and went TO Chicago
where he is now engaged In the leather
business.
Williams's parents lived near Springfield
Ill The father was killed In the battle OF
Corinth. The mother had Just given birth to
girl baby.
The shock broke her down and she and the
babe went to San Francisco to live with Mrs.
Todd, half sister, leaving young Williams
In the care OF a family which eventually
adopted him. Mrs. Williams died and the
girl became known as Helen Williams Todd
Intimate friends OF Mrs. Todd removed from
san Francisco to Chicago. and during the
Winter OF 1883 she and MISS Helen visited
them.
At reception Williams and Miss Todd met
The acquaintance rapidly rIpened, and there
were frequent exchanges Of letters. This
went on for two years, when Miss Todd went
TO Chicago TO live with friends on Drexel
Boulevard, her fOster-moIher having died.
The friendship between Williams and her
SELF budded into love and blOssomed into an
engagement, and the date for the wedding
was set.
A few days before the event was to take
place MISS Todd was looking over package
OF old papers left by her fOster.mother.
These letters gave faint clue TO her
brother, and she turned them over to her be.
trothed and asked his assistance.
An Old-fashioned photograph found with
the letters matched the one OF his mother In
his possession, and further Investigations
showed that the two were brother and sister
The evening world., 1892-02-06
NEW EAST RIVER BRIDGES.
Structures Provided for in the
Latest Bill at Albany.

Structures Provided for in tho
Latest Bill at Albany.
The latest bridge bill introduced In the
Legislature incorporates company which is
to build two bridges across the East and Har-
lem Rivers, Little He'll Gate and Harlem
Kills, connecting Long Island City with Man
haitian, BlackwelI's. Wards and Randall's
Islands and the Annexed District.
The King Bridge Company, OF Cleveland,
Ohio, is said to be back OF the bill, aud Zenas
King, Its President, is named as the first In
corporator.
The lrst bridge proposed to be built is that
connecting Long Island city at sixth street
and Flushing avenue with some point In New
York City between forty-first anu Ninety
second streets.
The second bridge Is to cross from stein
way, which Is part or Long Island city, to
Wards Island, across the Harlem River al
One Hundred and sixth street; across Little
Hell Gate to Randall's Island again crossing
the Harlem TO one Hundred and twenty
NTH street and across the Harlem Kills TO
Morrisania. This bridge Is practically a
series OF nve bridges
The Harlem River ana XIII will be crossed
by drawbridges. the East River by high
spans,
There are projected carriageways, foot
ways and roadways for traction power.
The Company's capital OF t1,O0O,OOO Is
provided for, with power TO increase IL TO
sl5,0OO,0OO.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
COMPELLING GOOD ORDER.
What A Grateful Mother" Says
of the Anti-Dive Crus ade,

OF the Anti-Dive Crus ade.
Good results continue to attend the anti
dive crusade waged by THE EVENING WORLD.
Not only have the men mentioned at the head
Of this column shut up their notorious re-
sorts, but others not named In THE EVENING
WORLDS table have also bacome alarmed and
closed their dens.
A number OF letters calling attention TO this
fact and thanking this newspaper for its
efforts In behalf OF public order and decency
have been received by TIE EVENING WORLD
The following is one OF the many received:
To "a, Editor.
am the mother Of a family living in Sullivan
thsnks-my gratitude, for the favor you have con
ferred upon me and my household, indeed,
might say the whole neighbOrhood, in Kiviux us
peace.
A dive near MS 10 kept very orderly since your
paper let the sunlight through the fog of dirt and
fifth which existed. Disreputabls women are now
hustled away from the dive In question by the At
taches Of the place, and strangers not admitted
on any account.
store are kept drawn night and dsy however.
showing that wrong is still done there. The police
know this.
lam . poor woman. and fear the nasty brute
that runs this dive. Hence ] dare not sign my
name. l merely thank you for what you have
already Gone. Respectfully yours,
A GRATEFUL MOTHER.
The lease OF the Excise Exchange" held
by tue Livingstons. expires Tomorrow, bu,
the dive trupplbgs had not been removed
from that place yesteI day. Tae " Hole IN the
Wall IL stiil "to let"
lgnatZ Buttners concert license Tor the
"Orpheum Concert Garden" AT INA bower!
| IS still withheld Uy MaN,r nrani, amt no
concert " has been niven there since last
sunday night.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
She O|EO OF STARVATION.
Sad Fate of the Aged Wife Of a
War Veteran.
Mrs. Anna Wells Was Too Proud to
Complain Of Destitution.

II was reported BY the police OF the charles
stree station this morning that Mrs. Annie
Wells, sixty years old. died at ~ Morton
CLEANED by an EVENING WORLD reporter to.
day tends to substantlate that report.
The house ut ~ Morton stree, Is owned by
Mrs. Borden, OF !. variek place, to whom
Mrs. Wells applied for lodgings on Jan. ~.
She was recommended to Mrs. Borden by a
pension agent named Lindsey. Mrs Wells
hired II small hall room In the rear on the
flrst Moor, for which she was to pay a.
weekly.
When she rented the room Mrs. Wells
spoke OF the probable arriva, of her husband
In New York about Feb. l. lie was In Phila.
delphia she said, and was book agent and a
veteran OF the civil war. He expected to re.
ceive certain papers which would entItle him
T. pension when he got to New York.
Mrs Wells appeared very feeble when she
took the room, aud when Fob. camc and
passed and her husband did not appear her
teebleness Increased and she was confined to
her bed.
During the two weeks she was In the house
Mrs. Wells rarely left her room and the other
lcdgers wondered how she managed to keer
body and soul together, as she was mover
known to bring food into the house.
young woman who occupied an adjoining
room appears TO have been the only one In
the mousse who felt "A charitable interest In toe
helpless old woman, and she occasionally
offered her cup OF tea and some soda crack
ers- Landlady Borden visited her infre
quently, and then only to ask for the room
rent. which was overdue.
Last night At $50 O'Clock, when Mrs. Bor.
den called, she received no answer to hei
knock upon the door. She finally pushed II
open and found Mrs. Wells dead In bed. She
had passed away In solitude and neglect. ant
her cmnriated condition plainly Indicated
starvation.
me uuiy article OF food in the room thi.
morning was part OF n loaf OF bread so stal.
and hard tnat u could not be broken, and the
remnants OF some crackers ON the bed was
tho body OF the unfortunate woman, with
Hunger seemed to be stamped with vivid
distinctness IN every lineament.
The housekeeper, a well-;ed, contcnted
workingwoman, said Mrs. Wells "tOok hei
up so short" that she didnt care to bother
ner by prOf1ering any assistance.
"When she first came here she brought In
hod OF GOALS" said the housekeeper, but
never saw her bring In any food"
Mrs. Borden said that the old woman once
told her that she had boy eleven years old
shn who wa was In, IN the country, but Just where
TO accept food, and II she died Of starvation
1t was because she was too proud to acknowl.
edge her destitution," said Mra Borden.
when asked her what she did for q living
Mrs. Wells said that she had been waitress ID
a summer hotel"
The body will be sent to the Morgue after
one OF the Coroners views It, and Il seems
likely that this wife OF war veteran Will mi
pauper's grave.
The evening world., 1892-02-06


Mr.. Jim Sullivan's Farley's Hotel, at 7s
Third avenue. will not be opened again as a
dive by r,Iim sullivan.
THE EVENING WORLDS exposure OF his den
has ef1ectually ended the career Of Mr.. sulli.
van as dive-keeper IN this city. There ia
evidence enough, II anything besides THE
EVENING WORLDS reports were needed, now
In the possession OF the Excise Board to re-
woke the license Of the place, held In the
name OF Peter +. Matthews. Sullivan's
" dummy" MIR. sullivan has furnished this
evidence against himself
II was known that Matthews had not had
any interest-if he ever really owned one--in
the "hotel" tor at least nve months. This
alone would be enough to cancel the license
for the place standing In Matthews's name.
But now comes Mr.. Jim sullivan and boldly
declares under oath that he is the real pro.
prietor ofthe den. And he has the assurance
to ask that license be issued In his own
name!
This declaration under oath Mr.. sullivan
recently made in an application for license,
which is now Oh file with the Excise Board.
President Meakim Will call the attention
OF his colleagues TO these facts, and on the
strength OF his own testimony will vote to
refuse Mr.. sullivan license and revoke the
one standing in Matthews's name.
The license for rs Third avenue was
originally taken out by Edward Z. Farley.
sullivan at that time kept with Carey Welch
the notorious den known as the Golden Horn,
which was afterwards closed by the police.
A few months later saw them both re-estab-
ltshed Al diva.keeners- -Welch under covar
The evening world., 1892-02-06
HAll|NGER AGAIN REsP|TEO.
Jersey City's Murderer Cannot
Be Hanged Before April.

Lawyer Charles !. rcshall, OF Jersey City,
has taken steps which will for second time
postpone the hanging OF Edward W. Hallin-
Wednesday next
Lawyer Peshall was seen by an Ev8SISd
WORLD reporter at Taylor's Hotel In jersey
city this morning.
lie had just returned from Trenton, where
he applied yesterday to Judge Green, OF the
United states District Court, for a writ OF
habeas corpus In behalf Of Halllnger.
Judge Green denied the motion, and Mr..
Peshall gives notice Of his appeal to the
United States supreme Court, which, when
the citation Is served upon the Sheriff and the
Warden Of the Hudson County jail, where
HAllinger is confined. will operate as stay
Of proceedings.
Argument on the appeal cannot be heard
until the latter part OF March, and Hallinger
win at least be respited until April
Lawyer Pcshall has taken these proceed
ings gratnltousiy, for Hnllinger has pleaded
The lawyer makes the point that the
execution of the murderer, under these
circumstances. will DO contrary 70 law
Of aPa G,sSn ss ws,h ns pro,dss ssss
person shall be condemned to death without
due process OF law, and upon the verdict OF .
jury.
Both the United states statutes and the
New Jersey statutes, he contends. are clear
upon the pon. tha, Pee OF guilty BY the
Every person indicted for murder has
right TO trial by jury, and cannot waive that
right. He wishes to fully establish that
point, and for that reason has undertaken the
present proceedings.
In the tirst Instance, where he secured a
stay for Hallinger, he says, he WAS not fuily
conversant with the case and did not nle the
record.
on that account he did not prosecute the
appeal. which was never argued, and the
court dismissed 1t for that reason.
The mandate OF the supreme Court was not
received until month ago, and then Hallin.
ger was resentenced TO be hanged next Wed
nesday.
Meanwhile Lawyer Peshsll had carefully pre-
pared his case, and had procured complete
transcript OF the record, and upon these papers
he has undertaken the present proceeding In
behalf OF Hallinger anew and proposes TO see
It through to the end this time;
"Under Justice Hoolan's decision In the
Jugiro case" he said to-day, "tho appeal
from Judge Green's decision operates as Q
complete stay OF proceedings, and the Shertn
OF Hudson County and the warden OF the jail
cannot refuse to obey II.
That Is well settled, and ell proceedings
taken against defendant after such an ap-
peal has been taken and the citation served
are null and void
81 have prepared my papers, but will not
serve them until Monday morning.
That will be plenty OF time, aid u the
Sheriff goes on preparing to hang Hallinger
Wednesday. he will have his trouble for
nothing, at least. until the appeal Is de-
t.I -
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Re- Election OF Justin Mccarthy the
Result OF a Compromise.

Try ASSOCIATED PRvss.
DUBLIN, Feb. 6.-The ndei endem par
nellite) says that the reelection yesterday OF
Mr.. Justin Mccarthy as Chairman OF the sec
tion OF the Irish Parliamentary party opposed
to the policy OF the Parnellites was due TO n
compromise arrived at In order to avoid
offending the numerous aspirants for the
craftsmanship, not one OF whom could COM
mand a majority, but whose defeat would
have split the McCarthyites into several Sec
tions.
The freemdn'S JlWnm tMcCarthyite) I'd.
mits that other anti-rarnellites are better
Qualitled than Mr.. Mccarthy for the chair
manship, but, 1t adds, in the present organi-
zation or the party their services will be best
given from the ranks.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
MORE B00DLING In CANADA.
Bold Newspaper Charges Against
Postm aster- General Caron.


ToRoSro, ont, Feb. 6.-The G'0be this
morning publishes serious charges against
Sir Adolphe Caron, Postmaster-General, and
Tarte. who made the charges that resulted In
Sir Hector Langevin's downfall, aud calls for
a reopening OF the inquiry OF last session.
II states that evidence OF b0odling" can
he Obtained from various sources which
would astound the world. and invites any OF
the persons whose names are printed In the
documents published or to be published TO
bring action FOR libel In the courts OF ontario
or quebec.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
GRIP in MICHIGAN AND INDIANA.
Ann Arbor, Bloomington and Other
Towns Severely Afflicted.

CHICAGO, Feb. especial dispatches from
numerous points In Michigan and Indiana In
dicate slight cessation OF the epidemic OF
grip that has prevailed throughout those
states during the past two months In a
number OF places, however, the disease Is
raging with undated strength.
Al Ann ArOor there are about eighteen
hundred cases. Many OF the most prominent
citizens OF the town and II considerable num-
Der OF students and professors at the state
University are among the sufferers.
Upward OF 5000 cases are said TO be In he
county In which Coldwater, Mich, Is located.
Bloomington ana shelbyyille, Ind, report
from 1000 10 5000 cases. Al the latter place
the death rate has been very heavy oompara-
lively, over ZOO fatal results being reported
The evening world., 1892-02-06
PERPETUALLY DEMOCRATIC.
Newark's Alderme On Rsdistr,c. Thel
City and Abolish Omces.
ispycIAr TO TRE yvxSISo wonLp. 4,

isPTcIAI TO THE TvHSINo WORLD
NEWARK, Feb. 6.-Politicians OF all stripes
are very much excited to-day over the action
OF the Common council last evening, by
which the city's fifteen wards, with thirty
Aldermen, have been cut down to nine wards,
with one Alderman from each.
This action. II Is claimed, insures Demo-
cratic control OF the city government beyond
possibility or defeat.
A resolution was also adopted declaring
vacant March IL next all Offices held under
the Common council.
Alderman Wangner, q Republican, voted
with the Democrats, his vote giving the Dem
Republicans stayed away from the meeting.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
An Old Woman Murdered in Paris
for Twenty-Five Sous.


PARIS, Feb. 0.-An old woman living In Rue
Rambuteau was found yesterday by her par
amour, man named Guichon, lying dead on
the fioor OF her home. The body was terribly
gashed, and an investigation showed that
robbery WAS the motive for the murder, but
that only - SOUS We're obtained
The evening world., 1892-02-06
NIGHTSTICK AND BURGLAR.
They Came in Contact ard the
Thief ls in Hospital.

Policeman Thomas j. CLARK. Of the East
Eignty-eighth street squad, caught Peter Nc
Cau!ey in the act OF burglarizing the liquor
store OF Michael McGloin, al 2Os9 First ave-
nue., at. o'clock this morning.
McCauley resisted tnc Officers attempt to
arrest him, and the oflicer was obliged to club
him severely.
rHc burglar was rendered unconscious by
IN" bows, and was taken 10 the Presby terian n
n sDital, aud Is said 10 be IN u critical co, +.
ditlon.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
hun Down by n Freight Train.

ESPECIAL TO THr EVENING woRLp.l
BRIDGEToN, y. j., Feb. 6.-Daniel Shep-
pard, a prominent farmer and capitalist Of
Cumberland county, while driving across the
Central Railroads tracks near this place this
morning was struck and killed by ireigh,
train,
The evening world., 1892-02-06

The closing event should be nothing more
than an exercise gallop for once Again. Sig
nature may be the runner up and Azrael may
beat the others.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Nine Men Missing from Wrecked
Grecian Steamer.
inv .ssociI1yp pnys.

LONDON, Feb. "a Greek steamer, bound
from Cardin for Malta, has been lost on one
OF the Scilly Islands
Fifteen OF her crew were saved, bur nine
are missing.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Laborins Men Bassly Deceive d.


WICHITA, Kan, Feb. d.--Twenty-rvc labor
ing men passed through here on foot To-day
on their way from oklahoma to Kansas City.
They tell "A pitlful tale Or descrtion by an EN-
plOy man, who gave them falsr pIOm-
isrs of work un thr Rock Island Railway rN-
tension through oklahoma % TeSa>.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
French Minister of Finance Pros
trated by Influenza.
iRY ASSOCIATED PRrs

PARIS, Feb. On. Rouvier. Minister OF
Finance, has been confined to his bed for rye
days. lie Is suffering from severe attack Of
influenza.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
wrestler Moth Loses to a "wond or. -
IBY ASSOCIATED PREsr.l

ROCHESTER,, Minn., Feb B.-SInith McHugh,
the southern Minnesota wonder" came
out victorious over Charles Moth In the wres-
thing match last night for a purse OF 81 900.
The evening world., 1892-02-06

The LLRGE IELESCOPtS ~ IL.
United States ia "s~ ia IS3. UW be
yound mJuiaicd ia THf UORLD .&L.
MlNlC,
The evening world., 1892-02-06
POINTERS ON THE RACES.
An Excellent Programme for
North Bergen To-Day.
Handicap with Rsncocas, Inferno
and Other Good Ones Entered.

No one can nnd any fault with the Gutten-
burg card OF races to-day. II is the best that
has been seen this year and the various
events will be run over dry fast track.
Some OF the best horses in training at the
hilltop track will start to-day. and the race
goer who makes the journey to the track will
be repaid for his trouble.
The handicap at six furlongs has entered
Rancocas, Inferno, Benjamin, q. W. Cook,
Bitten, Mohlcan. Objection and servus. A
better lot Of horses have not becn seen to-
gethef this year, and the race should be a
splendid one. The track was pretty we'll
cleared OF moisture last night, and the free re
up will not AFFECT It materially.
The entries for the various events arc as
follows:
First Race. Purse 5000. for msideus ave and q
hal f,rlN
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Iowa Republicans and Prohibition.

IBY AssoChrFp PREssl
DEs MONIES, Iowa, reb. d.-At caucus OF
Republican members OF the House II has been
decided TO stand by Prohibition, the only two
mcmtrrs regarded as "shaky having made
speeches favorable to the Law.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Water Rents for a Week.

Water Register Riley reports the collection
OF sl9,sjIsi Cruton water rents Tor the
prcStut week.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
Morning Papers Selections.

Al GtTTbSbtHT.
First Race-Putnam, Longing.
Second Race-HOustOn, Anomaly.
Third Race-Climax, Sally Harper.
Fourth Race-Once Again, Inferno.
Fifth Race-La Grippe, Baylor.
Sixth Race-Once Again, AZrael.
The evening world., 1892-02-06

HALL" BErwErs TaE Acrs" and Bravo. loo.
HALf DiNE. Sc, ALI Tobacco Cigaiettes ere the
on,y Brsnas made By 1hos. H. Hall Estab'd 1885, =.
The evening world., 1892-02-06

nor ready FOR d,str'bmuon. Ser ssfs
all Nrrs Dealers and sta UoHsrs,
The evening world., 1892-02-06
The Card at Gloucester.

@uO SuEA Nv SAouC0oIoE'
Judging by the usual conditions Of weight,
form and distance, the races at Gloucester
to-day may result as follows:
First Race-Uproer colt. Lomal. Hydra.
Second y tAce-Richal, Can't Fell. Bravo.
Third Raes-Birthday. Brown Charlie, Florimor.
FIX s.rU .s.oq .a.s9oR
Biz III Rsce-Carnesie, Fast Time, Ballston.
The evening world., 1892-02-06
THE WORLD Almanac,

II YOUR headache prevents your enjoyment, don I
let tu-BnApYCRoIISi -
The evening world., 1892-02-06

First Race-Putnam, Longing geiding.
second Race-Battle cry, Anomaly.
Third Race-Climax, Xenophon.
Fourth Race-Rancocas, Inferno.
Fifth Race-La Grippe, Baylor.
sixth Race-Once Again, signature,