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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-16
Thc Bic Sale stiii 0n

The Coal Exchange clothiers, formerly
Martin & Delany's old stand, have stili a
large assortment of Frocks, Cutaway
Sack. Straight Front Sack and Double
Breasted Sack Suits on hand that are GO
Ing fast at so cents on the dollar. Come
and get these bargains before they are all
for mems, boys and children's wear is
the best and most complete line in the
city of Scranton, on which we give every
purchaser 25 cents off on every dollar that
you buy. Be sure and look these goods
over before buying elsewhere. We have
still a large assortment of boys knee
pants for 70. 15, 25. IS. ~ and 80 cents; the
best bargains ever shown In Scranton.
gains. Coal Exchange building, 1S0 and 1872
wyoming avenue. -
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Williams { NJ 'ANULTY
17 WYOMING AVENUE.
n. B.-Prices Guaranteed.
CITY NOTES.

Sec advertisement of r. J. Haag in ref
erence to taxes in special notice column.
A marriage license was yesterday grant,
ed to Martin ]. Ketrick. of Scranton and
Mary l.. Hayers, of Dunmore.
On and after Monday the Jersey Cen
tral flyer will leave this city at 1.2O p: m.
instead Of 1.23. and Wilkes-Barre at 1.5o p.
m. instead of $1I.
Young Mems Institute will entertain its
friends with a social in Seigels on
Thanksgiving eve.
Patrick Ryan, charged with malicious
mischief and threatening to kill his wife,
was released from Jail under $500 bail
James Mcdonnell became his bondsman.
The fair of the Price Library associa-
tion will be opened at Taylor on Wednes--
day evening next at Webber's rink, and
continued until Friday. An unusually hne
display Is promised.
Frank Beavers. a clerk employed in
Phelps drug store, was severely bruised
by being thrown to the ground by the
breaking Of his bicycle while he was rid
ing home Thursday night.
City solicior Torrey Yesterday complet-
claim by securing a release from damages
and turning over the warrant for 1881 II,
the amount settled upon.
John Mcguire was struck by the fender
of an electric car in St. Louis a week ago
and SO severely injured that he had to be
conveyed to a hospital for treatment. The
fender is credited with having saved his
life.
Early yesterday morning police officers
found William Malloy, cripple from Pine
Brook, fast asleep against a lamp post on
Lackawanna avenue, rain-sOaked and be-
numbed by the cold. He was sent up for
thirty days.
An italian laborer employed in the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western railroad
yard was seized with an apoplectic fit
yesterday morning and fell and injured
himself. He was taken to the Lackawan-
ma hospital.
The Central Railroad of New Jersey will
run special excursion to New York on
Friday, Nov. %, on account of the Yale
Princeton foot ball game on the following
day. The train will leave this city at 1.20
D. m. The fare for the round trip has
been fixed at $3.50, and tickets are good
to return on any regular train for ten
days.
Dennis Hartnett, of Capouse avenue
was arraigned before Alderman Millar
yesterday afternoon on the charge Of be-
traying Bridget Moran, of Phelps street.
He was held to bail on the charge of
criminal assault, and the last grand jury
ignored the bill against him. The second
action was on the less serious charge
Tho alderman refused to hold Hartnett In
bail to appear at court, believing the evil
dence insufficient.
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Be sure and purchase q copy Of the
News tomorrow; 1t will be enlarged and
more interesting than ever before. 1t will
contain: A Washington letter about the
reimbursing of Postmaster Vandling and
confident that he will be the next mayor,
letters sent to Judge Smith. interesting
letters from the people, Maggie Cline s
views of beauty, Spirit Lakes crack shot,
quarter Of a century on the diamond,
by o. P. Caylor; England's wonderful
walker and his great records; full account
Of California tragedy; "Grandpop'' Nor
ris, centenarian counterfeiter; the king
Of Ashanti and some of his many pecu-
liarities; the picture Of modern heroine
drawn from a literal portraiture from a
description In a popular novel, sporting
and dramatic news, department columns
and many other things of interest to-
gether with all the latest local and tele-
graphic news. Don't fail to read this
great paper. -
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HORAN SHOT THREE TIMES.
One OF the Bullets Entered the Leg or
1imOthy parfray

Ono OF the Bullets Entered the Leg Of
Timothy parfrey.
A great deal of excitement was Great
ed around the corners" in Dunmore,
yesterday afternoon about 2.3O, by a
shooting affair. which, fortunately, did
not end seriously. Patrick Horan and
Timothy Parfrey had engaged in q
drunken alteration In front of the For
est House. when Horan pulled a revol-
Yer and shot at Parfrey three times,
one shot taking effect in his leg.
Immediately after the shooting
Horan ran to the house Of Mr.. Con
way. with whom he boarded, pursued
by Officer Warner, who found him con-
cealed in the cellar hidden in 6. potato
bin.
He was taken before Justice of the
Peace Scott, who committed him to the
county Jail in default Of $500 bail.
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STORMS ON THE COAST.
Atlantic City and Capo May Feel the Gale
Raft Washed Ashore.

Atlantic City, N. j., Nov. 15.-The
storm has endangered the boardwalk
and the jetties along the streets seem
to be weakening. The high water is
still interfering with travel on the
Camden and Atlantic railroad.
An ocean steamer, having the ap-
pearance Of an English tramp, white,
bt,with yellow smokestack, schooner
rugged, loaded. was run out of her course,
up the beach. The coast guard fired
two heavy charges out of the gun to
warn her Off Brigantine shoals.
Cape May, Nov. 15.-During the storm
last night raft was washed ashore
near the Stockton hotel. 1t was thirty
feet long by ten wide, and had appar-
emily been hastily constructed of odd
planks fastened together with ropes.
The gale continues, and thousand of
acres of meadow lands are under water.
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TurnQuest's, watches.
FIRST HORSES, THEN MEN.
After tho Animals Coliidcd the Drivers
Had n Collision

After tho Animals Coliidcd the Drivers
Had q Collision.
P. ]. Gibney, driver for the Keystone
brewing company, Of Dunmore. caused
the arrest Of j. NJ. Bodders, of the
North End, for assault and battery and
r, c. Wills, of the same company, has
preferred charges against him for reck-
less driving and trespass. In the first
case he was held under $500 for his ap-
pearance at court and in the second
he was bound over for a hearing next
Monday evening before Alderman Mil
lar.
Bodders, so 1t Is alleged, ran his horse
into the brewery team and the shaft of
his carriage entered the breast Of one
of the horses, causing its death. When
Gibney got down to demonstrate he
was assaulted, SO he claims, by Bod
ders. The latter says he was on the
right side of the road and that Gibney
Is responsible for the collision.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-16

No young person can do better than en-
ter woods College," Scranton. Thor
ough courses In bookkeeping, short hand,
typewriting, penmanship, Eng, etc., with
all kindred topics.
566 students now attending.
234 graduates located in good paying
places last year.
If you seek valuable education, easier
work and higher pay, come and see the
great school or send for College journal.
se 0. Il. Williams, President.
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AK. solid gold Ladies' watches, only
$16.75, at Turnquest's, 2o5 Wash. ave. 's
Comfort in Ira vel

Is realized in the highest degree on the
famous fast trains Of the Michigan Gem
Buffalo and Chicago. in connection with
the through trains from the east. Pas
sengers are granted the privilege Of stop
ping of en- route at Niagara Falls, or, II
car window, or the platform, at Falls
View, the grandest and most comprehen-
sive view Of the great catract. All-day
full Information inquire Of local ticket
agents. or address w. H. Underwood,
Eastern Passenger agent; Buffalo. N. Z. =
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Gents vest watch chains at Turnuuest's.
POS Wash ave -
FREQ Lecture Course q. woods Col,ce

FREQ Lecture Course at Woods College.
Prof. Geo. Howell, superintendent of
Public Schools at Scranton, is to deliver a
course Of ten lectures on law and miscel-
laneous topics before the students of
Woods College, Lack'a ave.
most interesting, are to be free to the stu
dnts and patrons of the college, the teach
ers Of the Public Schools and the news
paper fraternity, all of whom are especial
ly invited.
The first lecture, on Books" is to be
given. Thursday evening, Nov. IA, 7.O
o'clock. O. F. Williams,
- President
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BRIBERY BILL IGNORED.
pottsviilo Grand jury Dismisses . Cast
/ tAs brought By Sorehead.

Pottsville, Pa, Nov. 15.-The grand
jury ignored the bill charging Sheriff
Alexander Scott with bribery and vio-
lation Of the election laws.
The prosecution was brought by Chief
Of Police Tosh, Of shenandoah, who al
legged that Scott had offered him q
dsputynhip IN the event Of his election
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INDIANA SENSATION.

Hero's Boom for Mckinley Upon Mr.
llnrrison's Farm.
La Porte, Ind, Nov. ia sensation
has been caused In politics by General
r. Williams, prominent politician and
journalist, declaring for Governor Nc
Kinley for president. His public utter
ances are construed as meaning that
Harrison will not secure the Indiana
delegation to the national convention
without O contest.
The La Grange Register, an influen-
tial party journal, has also declared for
Mckinley.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-16

Between the Academy Of Music and the
rockingham. Special rates made to the
atrical people and Jurors. Rates $1.00 to
zoo per day. Bird & Flanaghan, Props,
229 Wyoming ave, Scranton, Pa.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-16

All of our stock 10 entirely new. Our
you want a genuine stylish Yankee
sleigh We are the people to supply you.
William Blume & Son,
522 and ga Spruce ST.
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in 1894 in consideration Of his services
and influence prior to and upon election
day. The costs were placed upon the
prosecutor. Tosh was not made a dep
uty and hence brought the suit.
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You surely want a new sleigh this sea.
son. The styles for this year surpass all
previous attempts for elegance Of design
construction and finish. Don't fail to sec
our stock, and we assure you that our
prices are right.
William Blume & Son,
622 and 524 Spruce st.
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tured in the Price mine Of the West
Side yesterday by q fall of top coal
He was taken to the Moses Taylor
Hospital. where the fractures. were re-
f1uced
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An American watch, guaranteed time
keeper. only $4S7. Turnquest. 2o5 Wash.
NJ -
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College Hall, sacred concert, Sunday
evening. Admission, 10 cents. -
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Globe Hotel.

Watch repairing done by Turnquest, 20j
Wash. ave. Satisfaction guaranteed. -
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Jackets, the best you ever saw for the
money, $500. at Francis Fizgibbons', Sat
urday. -
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Diamond setting done by Turnquest, 20
Wash. ave. -
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An American watch, guaranteed time
keeper, only $4.T. Turnquest, 2O5 Wash.
NJ
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pon,t FORGET.

That we are headquarters for Dress
Goods. Never have We shown as COM
plete an assortment as at present. Ger
and a large assortment of domestic goods
o. Mears G. Hagen.
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AK. solid gold Ladies' watches, onl!
sl6.75. at TurnQuests, 2O5 Wash. ave. -
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The finest display OF Portland" cut
ters, "Old Comforts" and Bob sleighs
ever shown in this city are now on view
at Blumes Carriage Repository,
522 and 524 Cpruce ST.,
Opposite Court House.
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An American watch. guaranteed time
keeper, only A.S7. Turnquest. 205 Wash.
ave. -
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No Finer Quality Tobacco Imported
than is used in making the Popular Punch.
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knights of Honor Invite tho Public I

Hear Interesting Addresses.
The Knights of Honor will hold a public
meeting In Odd Fellows hall, N9 Wyoming
ave. on Monday evening, Nov. 18th, when
the following speakers will address the
meeting:
Supreme Vice-Dictator ]. w. Goheen. of
Philadelphia; Grand Dictator Fl. w, ALL
son, mayor of Allentown, Pa; Deputy
Grand Dictator George w. DuBree, OF
lPhiladelphia; Grand Treasurer w. H.
Young, of Pittston, Pa, and others. The
public Is cordially invited to attend the
meeting. Admission free, -
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An American watch, guaranteed time
keeper. only A.S. Turnquest, 2O5 Wash.
ave.
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$3.50 goes a great ways at Francis Fitz-
gibbons In securing a beautiful garment
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SAFE ROBBERS FIRED ON.

For solid gold or gold filed watches, so
to TurnQuest's, 205 Wash. ave. Z"
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Watch repairing done by Turnquest, 20
Wash. ave. Satisfaction guaranteed. ~
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Buy your watches from Turnquest. q

College Hall, sacred concert, Sunday
evening, Admission, 10 cents. ~
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The Cracksmen We're Surprised While O
Work and Returned tho Shots.

WOrK Huu Neturncu thc SnOtS.
Pottstown, Nov. 15.-Safe robbers WIS.,
tied Phoenixville early this morning
and while at work in the Office of Cap
tain Dennithorne were seen by Frank
jackson, who opened fire with a re-
volver. The shots were returned by
the fleeing men.
The office of the Chester Pottery COM
pany was also visited and a futile ef-
fort made to crack the safe. The rob-
bers took with them an overcoat and
other articles.
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An Important Naval and Coaling Station
Said to Have Dcen Granted by China.
London, Nov. ia dispatch received
here from Shanghai says that 1t Is posi-
lively stated that China has agreed that
Germany shall occupy one Of the islands
near the entrance to the seaport Of Am
boy for the purpose Of establishing a
naval yard and a coaling station.
1t is feared this step will be followed
by complications, as France and Russia
will seeek similar privileges.
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1lk. solid gold Ladies' watches, only
$1e.75. at Turnquests. 2o5 Wash. ave. -

Competition wonders how we can sell
those grand garments for $3.50: that is our
business. Be sure you see them before
you buy. Francis Fitzgibbon. ~
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An American watch, guaranteed time
keeper, only $.S7. Turnquest, 2O5 Wash
ave. -
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lax. solid gold Ladies' watches. only
s16.75, at Turnquest's, 205 Wash. ave. ss
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Buy your watches from Turnquest. L"

IfYOu Want the Best lOc. Cigar
sold call for the Popular Punch, -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-16
Reports Show That the Carlisle Iustitt
&tou To i,, n EIourlehiu1 COudItf0u

tion Is In q FInurishing Condition.
Carlisle, Pa, Nov. 15.-The 18th an
nual report of the condition Of the In
dian training school, at this city. was
last night sent to the Commissioners Of
Indian Affairs at Washington. The re-
port is very lengthy and contains many
important facts for congress to con-
slider at the coming session in reference
to the care of the Indians.
There are 632 pupils in the school
1913 males and 254 54.females-representi
fifty tribes of Indians. The report re-
fers to the money earned by the Indian
students during the outing season, and
how judiciously they spend It, The
school Is in fiourishing condition.
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Ind Leae I,fa eturcd.

Charles johnson, young man Is
years os.ager bad both Of bis legs frac-
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. CAN BE APPEALED.
Not Too Late to Tnke Turnpike Award to
the Supreme Court.

All doubt as to whether or not It Is
too late to take the turnpike awrd to
the Supreme court was set at rest yes
terday by statement made by City
Solicitor Torrey to the effect that mas
much as the warrant has not yet been
given over to the company the case can
be appealed.
The law is very generous to cities in
this respect. With an Individual appeal
would not be possible after twenty days
had elapsed, but with municipality
seven years Is allowed.
The turnpike company has never
made an effort to collect the award, al
though by merely asking for 1t they
could have gotten 1t, as City Clerk
Lavelle has had the warrant lying in
his office: for several months. Now,
he says. he will not turn It over. at least
not until compelled by a mandamus
execution from. court and It is not like
ly that such an order will be issued
while the appeal is under consideration
in council.
Yesterday Attorney Diehl represent
ing the trnjike company, spent time
in the city hall getting data Of the
councilmanic actions in the matter.
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Monsoon Tea--Rich ana mellow. better
than any tee you ever tasted
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Ladies' and Geut1otnsn.

4 For the latest styles and lowest prlces
sn dne shoes try the Commonwealth shos
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DIED.

QUINN-Mrs. John Quinn, at her home
on Capouse avenue. Funeral Monday
morning.
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CONCESSION TO GERMANY.

Watch repairing done by Turnquest, EOS
Wash. ave. Satisfaction guaranteed. ~
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lax. solid gold Ladies' watches, only
$l6.75. at Turnquest's, 205 Wash. ave. -
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Special attention and private dining
rooms for dinner parties at Lohmann's,
Spruce street. Service and cuisine unex-
cslisd n this city.
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Miss Iiardcnbcrgh's Planof orte School.
A thoroughly high grade and progress
sive school for the study Of the planoforte,
musical theory and Interpretation,
special instruction In child music-edu-
Madison avenue. -
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The Best Investments.

Watch repairing done by Turnquest, 205
Wash. ave. Satisfaction guaranteed. -
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Buy tho Weber.
and get the best. At Guernsey Bros.
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Sleighs! Slcighs! Slcishs!

Turnquest's, watches.
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Buy your watches from Turnquest. I

Buy your watches from Turnquest. -
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WILL HOLD PUBLIC MEETING

TurnQuest's, watches.
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Tomorrow Sunday Ncws.

Buy your watches from Turnquest. ~
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THE INDIAN SCHOOL.

Turnquest's, watches.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-13
WhsEls ON THEIR eeEr.
SUCCESSFUL RACE MEET OF TIE NOR
WAY WHEEL CLUB.-GOOD RACES
TWO STATE RECORDS BROKEN.

ANY one who has the least lingering
doubt that the bicycle has firm grip on
the community should have attended the
race meet OF the Norway Wheel Club at
the Oxford County fair grounds Wednes-
day, where wheels were stacked In WIND.
rows under every shed and against all
the fences, and It could almost be said
that the prevailing style Of mans dress
was knickerbockers and while II could
not be said that bloomers manifested
their popularity with the gentier sex,
still there were few neat and becom-
ing samples Of the progressive spirit OF
the ''new woman"
The days festivities began with road
race at Q O'Clock over the old five-mile
course from the head Of Main Street,
Norway, around the loop at South Paris
Prizes were won as follows:
First, New York racing tires. Ned Cross. Nor
ways minutes time allowance
Second, fishing rod. l.. r. SWEET. Norway
scratch.
Thrill, one hundred cigars, Fred Groves, Au
burn-1 minute.
Fourth, five pounds chocolate, D. 4. Moulton
Rondolph-scratch.
Fifth. Hfty cigars. J.R, Mason. Auburn-l Il
minutes.
Sixth. valise. osmsn Henry, South Paris;
minutes.
Seventh, cyciometer, Gilbert Russell. Aubur'
II IL minutes.
Eighth. fly rod. Everett Kennedy. waltham-l
minute.
Ninth, cap, L. A. Jones. North Turner-l min
! ute.
Tenth, bottle Crocksu's Yellow Dock Bitfcrs
X. h. Eastman. Norway minutes.
L. Z. SWEET won time prize, Maine Outings
one year. Time, IL -.
Next was ball game between Soutf
Paris and Gorham at the fair grounds a
10 O'Clock. which resulted II to 9 II
favor Of South Paris. The game started
out with lead for the Gorhams. Spear
ing Of Lewiston went In to pitch 10
South Paris, and many unfavorabl'
comments on him were made by tn
spectators; but when he got down Il
business, il was seen that though his de
livery was slow, the Gorhams did no
fiud the ball for many good hits. Soutl
Paris soon got lead Of several score
and held il to the close OF the game
There was considerable loose fielding OF
both sides. The score:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-13

WAS noticeably small. OF course, this
being wheel meet most bicycllsts came
on their wheels; and the electric cars
did thriving business, thowing quito =
number Of horses out Of employment.
To All up gap In the afternoon pro-
gramme, L. p. SWEET and Sprague Of
Norway rode an exhibition half mile on
tandem. They didn't stop to take of
their everyday clothes, but took = ay-
Ing start and made the half In :07.
SWEET being q Class B man, Sprague is
therefore put into Class b for riding
that exhibition half with SWEET. There
IL good deal OF nonsense about the
racing rules, but these races were run
under the sanction Of the League OF
American Wheelmen and the league
rules must be complied with.