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New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
A RTOTER KILLED ~ ZONE.

DEMONSTRATION At THE MINISTRY OF THE M
TERROR AGAINST INCREASED TAXATION
Rome oct IA large procession OF tradesmen.
headed by the Pro-Syndic OF Rome and the presi-
den, Of tho Chamber OF Commerce. marched TO the
office of the Minister OF the Interior this afternoon
tn profest against and confer with the Government
regarding the Increased taxation. Premier Rudini.
who Is also Minister OF the Interior, received a
committee representing the tradesmen. and prom
.cd that everything possible would be done TO pro-
mote friendly relations and greater equity between
the tax-collccto-s and taxpayers.
Ia the mean while u large crowd OF people had
collected around the Ministry. angry shouts were
stones and otherwise assumed threatening a'tl-
,ude. This caused the police to make an attempt
70 disperse the violent portion OF the crowd. and
in the conflict which followed six policemen were
injured and rioter was Killed
rho mob raised revolutionary cries while tho
fighting was in progress. revolvers freely
,,ead many persons in the crowd were Injured and
,,rcn,v Of the leaders OF the disturbance were
arrested The condition OF three OF the wounded
policemen il serious.
Mdnight-The streets have been quiet this even
Ing A special detail az police is patrolling the
district that was the OF the disturbance
In all there have been twenty-four arrests. The
rioter who WAS killed has not yet been identified.
lint appears to have been workman.
Th. Prefcci OF Police has ordered the dlssoiu-
ton OF the Roman Socialist Union Tomorrow the
Pro-Syndic of Rome and the president OF he
Chamber Of Commerce. who headed the procession
will be received by the Marquis di Rudin who will
discuss with them the application OF the income
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
John n. STATS SET fhhh.
MR.. BoIDT. or THE WALDORF PLEApS fo.' i'N''
Avn u.Dcr cowING DISCHARGES HIM

MR.. Bor.Dr. or THE WALDORF. PLhApS f''' ii'''
AND JUDGE CowING DISCHARGES HIM
Jobn IT, Stats formerly assistant ps o,ot
ont OF the Hotel Waldorf who WAS aiiesr s.oIa, a
,hroa weeks ago on charge OF haVns s'o'', ,'aa,
-o ,',' ouar,i,v O. goods from the hotel was EeS,
,erdav morning Sc. free by Judge Co"lns' =, a.,
=, the Court OF General Sessions me Tor
"a hoo, missing articles Of various N'''s
,. ~ . vear Not only napkins. towels ana sum-
.,,ci,s of little value were going no one N''eN
u,nitber. but valuable rugs and sNc'""''
missed . ,o,~,h asked the
Central once detectives TO see II W. taxing the
- r. ,nrson or persons who were .Hn'"a a.at"b
mn .io,as The detectives. after s'ot h. a. q
tIt.n, tho hotel suspected Staats, anu "' '
ruos,e Cd three weeks ago , a. enocifc
aiSts4ts pIcaded guilty last Frlay lay% ~ a. 81 lie
no larceny OF articles valuou a. S'' ti,s
cl"' s eremanded until Yesterday i9r strnns ulna
W. 49, George W Albright mace 7'aout dnt, rond
M him which caused Stats TO hreaE v;ne ask
cpv p Mr. Boldt sent letter 70 Juuso * staats The
cry ~, cIemency he extended 10 H.dH''' tudon
.ire himself asked for anothef |
W1n';re W W1nVo VAS moved by these pleas ana u'sO'
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
STOLEv PROPERTY IDENTIFIED.
MR. AND MRs SCOTT SEE THEIR POSSESSIONS AT /
POLICE HEADQu ARTERs.

MIR. AND MRs SCOTT SEE THEIR POSSESSIONS AT
POLICE HEADQr ARTERs.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Scott, whose mouse n,
Orange y J.. was plundered Of No"" worm OF
valuabes last Friday. arrived from Boston yester-
a.. morning and went directly 70 Police Head
cuartors. There they identified all the properly
,bat had been found n the house at NO. - west
,rtird-st where the three prisoners were captured
NJ and Mrs Scott were IN Boston when thcr
horso .. Orange was ransacked from top 10 bot
ton, The persons who are accused OF the pluhder-
ing are Mary Rogers. known az 'hcato MAY :,
ceorge Rcnnet: alias 'ihe New-York hid' ana
f,vrus Uyland repu,ed TO be Mary Rogers : hus-
hand. All were captured at the house AT 30 30
West Forty -third-st. on Saturday inofh'"s -,
,ha, bouce were found costly womens wrapa anu
- ou,r,i,v Of Jewels. as well as other Valuah'e
- There were two Worth gowns. one cost
ING 81 go and the OtheT w. r-,,,dou ~ the
Orange police appeared In ihe Jeters"n t ,'n m ma
Cr, lfe made Il short affidavit - ma 'il' m m
,rgbt be held unti be could get requisi.ioi rr,G
md md Nagistrate Brann remanded the prisoners u''''
"Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
BALTIMORE'S TEMPLE CCP.
THE BASEBALL. SEASON ENDS WITH A NIP
PING FROST.

THE BASEBALL SEASON ENDS WITH Mp
PING FROST.
Baltimore Oct. 1.-THE Temple Cup will stay
In Baltimore another year. II has been won twice
IN succession for the first time In ts history. and
II the Orioles take il again II is theirs absolutely
The former champions also take 90 per cent or IN"
money paid IN At the gates for the three games IN
Boston and the two PLAYED here. while the WIN
ners Of the pennant will get only 40 7er cent, IN ess'
as Is generally believed the players have agre"d
among themselves divide the spoilS eqnalN-
To-day's game. Ike all the others o! the series
except the first. was easy proposition for me
Batimoreans. who much as they pleased while
the visitors appeared TO think they had arV
chance whatever. \ crowd so small tAat IN"
management, refused 10 give the exact number ana
so utterly devoid OF enthusiasm that scarcely
ripple Of applause occurred. saw II done. ana ap-
peared 10 be glad when the game WAS over ana tne
season over with II. At its conclusion both teams
dispanded nd many OF the players started for ter
homes TWO OF them. Jennings and Kelly, 10 pre-
pare for the cary assumption OF marital resPo"sl-
bilitles. a..
Ali three ~ the tvirlers were hit freely ana the
fielding was at times brilliant. especially on ,ne
part Of Jennings and Rei;z Tho latter WAS tac-
tor In four double plays. and narroWIy rlsscl u
triple N the third inning. when. Dunys hnor ann
ing in his ni,. he touched second ana c1ught Lowe
off ne base and then lined e down to b""ermal
10 nip Stahl before the latter could get BACK -
first The throw was low. however. ana the 'hanoe
Inst
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
POOR STARTING. WORSE JUDGING
THE CONTESTS AT AQUEDUCT EXCITED
GENERAL GRIEF.


GENERAL GRIEF.
The oficla.s az Aqueduct Yesterday Narrowly es-
capped violating the Law which forbids racing after
sandown \ long delay at the post In the hfth race
caused close call IN the sixth Luckily there was
TO delay In getting the field way in the closing con-
test but the spectators went home In the darn
The starter ~ incompetent and the starting IS
hideous. The tur; management In this state Is
gravely In fault In Glowing such starting.
In the first Caseton refused TO join tne
field al the post and ended his antics by crashing
through the track rails. Reauchamp Castleton
rider. was badly cut and bruised. and he was sent
20 g. Mas Hospital, This Is the same horse ma
hurt n Shields Morris Park last spTinC ! no
stewards have ordered that his entry re refused
The official placing In the second race excited
n.3r the 6niS7 line was sure that Cromwell had
ny head. ard when Myrtle Hardness mum
her vas pat I'D II brought a storm oi hootS dnd
Kisses some ~ the Justly indignant spectators were
threatened vita expulsion from the grounds Deiore
NJ +. Dwysr captured his usual share Of n TIE
purses with Hardly and Be. Ben .nTd EaeTd Ben No''a''
FIRST RACE-s4oO sdded: allowances Six furlons''
William ls,mbees- h. Ennkinc. by c2adlcmas' Mns,',,
FihsT'igihh~t yrs. l6 Z. .... ...,.," Main, :.
y NSa1: y f"Ts' Ten en- sp p syn g. ioj car al ii
City and Ar1b ais ran
Tim" 1854. -. , . e,
Ee,.rs Knakln- % AN aDd % 70 TO : s0" Up to
Won easily by half length. neck between second and
third cs-tleton ran away Mt post and threw his
Jockey. lie withdrawn
SECOND RACE $500 add~d, selling on. mile
MADDEN, M.re narA9cs' 1cr by s'Ta'enS,s 1sIT,,
\ ). i'yner's ch h cromwell, :. LOG. III Marin, z
rani. y 3 waerInan aT' 7sppsn Eleanor Nc Tas-
tion and Hurl also ran. .,
b h'.: 1 W.: +, 8 1.taf' . TO .s1 '9' cromwell
Won hard drive hy quart"r-inoh II she won a
ALL two lengths between second and thin
THIRD RAcr-For tnoyear-olds 500 sdt-d ceiling.
Five furones
NJ r DIVERS oh. + Hardly. by candlemas-fcTTIhar' =,
Mspd FL. r..,lSs ISs cd io a4re Mas5"'
julia Juana. Bell. Erin. Allle Belle and Miss Bl'u
also ran. ,.o,,
Batting Hardy. 50 snd M'ga Ellis 10 +
Won IN hard drive b. head. Ienr'h between sec
FOURTH RAcE-s'Oo Aiied: selling on- ard on'-
e'-hth miles.
T " rlrser. Y.rA'- nooa' ~ rTrc: y-,Tsi R+yai
- ,y,Msn'2ai,@. I's ,,s1 ~ Ronald 100 % Sims, /.
! : Quiscy. hr h. MaF-hai asrd. Jos car oe;,
Kior T. Manoh-''e- saa r.s,ris' also r"n
r,,,i,sr.9s.. pcos: e ana T. = B;2 Ron
aid. % , and - =. Mar-hsll . 70 : ''d 70 ,
Won clevsr0y by Length; three lengths between SO
ond and third.
FIFTH RACr-ssoo ati-s; Or maiien tro-ysar-'.a''
selling Fi,. ari or~-ha, rurlonss
Jotr DAYS b. Isen hy LeiwE-var' ~ ,ar, n oar, +,
] : Waa,rorths b. c. Tie Cad. ioe Cear lce'.,..., .
F ssa: s,s r r.S & l3sl M 1 Rs... H.
Bash. Gasrsra and Be.siS.e -si,,. fiio i.Io ran
e i 1's al { r., 8 The CAD TO and
Won easily ty length length between second and
third.
SIXTH RACE-sooo aadod for all ase.; special weights
one rile.
" + DIVER. b e. Ben Ed~r. by Fon'o-woTkTa. g,.1.; ,
l.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12

SHE FALLS FROM HER WHEEL ~ FRONT OF a
FRIGHTENED TEAM
Miss Mary Rice. young woman living at No
Il; Park-avc Hoboken, narrovly IS escaped serious
injury yesterday morning by falling from her boy
Gle near the entrance 10 the lower ferry house in
that city As she struck the coiblc-stones, team
OF horscs attached 70 Il heavy wagon. owned 10y
Henderson & co. Of New-York bore down upon
her. The young woman vas stunned by her fall,
and was unable to get out OF her dangerous posi-
ton George r. Focht. the driver, attempted 10
stop the horses which by this time were badly
frlphf,rcd fut he could not hold them. When the
team was only 4 few feet away from the PROSTATE
woman the driver sprang upon the back OF one OF
tho horses and seizing the reins, swung ~
around I'm time tho girls HE. The 'front.'
wheel missed Miss Rec by an inch or two ana she
was so overcome by fear that snc tainted The
horses continued some distance before they We're
stonpeh Miss Rice received - sprained ankle and
several scratches and bruises
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
ENGL1sH coMMENr oN pIAKKAs vIcToRY

London. oct. 1.-THE star" says that the riding
Of rod" Sloane the American jockey. in the
trials at Newmarket ,;rcatly auuses the onlookers.
adding that his seat IS even more srotesque than
Sinm-' -"
The success OF the Lorillard- Beresford stable on
Saturii", when IN" American colt piakka won the
Duk. O. York Stakes, Is popular. and the
Newspapers generally praise the open and sports
nlaulik. manner in which Pierre Iorards horses
arc run. The Daily Mail" says: The Lorilard-
Bcresiord stable does lot 20 In FOR heavy gambling
Ike IN" Dwy"rs, when they had their Yankee
horses here. and. lsionally. Mr.. Croker, whose
losses on MOnfauk. fGo0 in his first race, and on
AmoriDus must have put plies OF money into tho
nockefs OF the Rritish bOoknlakor'
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
JAPAN AND THE SEAL CONFERENCE.

London. oct. ll.-An official telegram received
here from Yokohama says that Japan accepted the
invitation to send representative TO tho sealing
conference shortly 10 be held in washington, on
the understanding that the whole sealing question
is TO be discussed and not simply the questions
which are covered by the Paris award Japan
having no interest In the Pribyloff Islands.
San Francisco oct. lis Fugita and n Nit
sukuri the imperial Japanese delegates to the
international Seal Conference have started for the
East accompanied by David Starr Jordan. the
American delegate, and $. s. Hamilton. who was
sent 10 Japsn by the United States Government to
interest the Mkados Government in the matter.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
The VAN CORTLAND PARK SUICIDE
IDENTIFIED AS THOMAS 7. HAYNES, An EMPiofE
oFA r WHITNEY 4 Co

OF A r. NHTTNET
The body Of the unknown man 'ound N Van
Cor;landt Park on Sunday afternoon mas 'e'h
identified as that Of Thomas 7. Haynes. 'n'ry
clerk of A. r. Whitney & Co. No - broao"sE'
usvnes was last seen on Sunday. October j. ny
Frank Ramey of No II West Nincty-ninth-s' N
whose fat he roomed. Ramcy. becoming armed
a. the continued absence Of his friend. informed te
police but he did not learn until yesterday morn
ing when he read the newspaper item. tnat the
hodv had been found Later in the day i;amey
visited the morgue at Bellevue Hospital ana !deA-
;ifed the body.
A letter 20 Haynes from his parents. wh!ch ar
rived after his disappearance and which was
onencd I'm order 10 find ont the whereaoo oi
bis "a milv stated that Mr.. Foley, a friend of
Haynes father. would arrive from knsanj ma
wcek and call upon the young man. MT Eol"s.
who has arrived in Ncw-Nork was greatly SUI
rrised AT the enws Of 'hc suicide. :or which there
T. no aDDarcnt cause Haynes habits. as ooser'e ed
nv those who knew him. wcr" good, ana ne ofk
Al Whitney d Co.'S considered Satisfactory.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
ARRANGING A FORMIDABLE PARTY.

San Francisco. oct. u.-"The Calp' says that a
party Of twelve engineers and surveyors inciuh-
Ing Captain smith ". !. II. l'agelston, \. W.
Blake and A. i. Shearer, has started for Seattle.
where they will be reinforced By about seven nun
drod ard nfiy men. \ steamer Will be chartered
70 carry them 20 Crilcat Inlet and from there tney
wlll 20 10 Fort Sclkrk. one OF the objects OF tas
.xuodi,ton f. 10 determine whether the three nun
dr.d mics that separate tho Yukon at Fort Selkrh
from the ocean at ChNcat afford practchple
roufe railroad not. II * also proposed
thoroughly 10 prospect the Yukon country Tor golh
The people who have organized the "Nped'lon are
ron, po.fon San Francisco and Puget Sound. and
10 cgulp Il y00 90 has been subscribed and pad In
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
SELECTING A SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
EXCELLENT RESULTS EXPECTED FROM THE
CIVIL SERVICE COMPETITION.

EXCELLENT RESULTS EXPECTED FROM THE
CIVIL SERVICE COMPETITION.
Washington oct. 1.-THE Jury OK Award on me
dos igns and other exhibits Of the candidates ior
the ofIic. of Supervising Architect Of tn" Treasury
viii meet I'm IN" rooms OF the 'l''l service 'o'h-
mission tomorrow. and. after considering tho 'N-
biti,s renort their finding the Commission. Tho
Jury is ma 10 up of some Of the principal architects
Of the country. and their inspection or the work
submitted has been delayed several weeks by the
business engagements Of ono OF them. fresid'nt
Proctor o. the civil Service Commission expects
GOOD results from the examination. II has hrouEht
nuf a hlrh class OF candidates for such an Once
among them being number OF members OF nrms
Who's. names and regulations are widely known
'Th. Ciyl Service authorities say TINS grhulS lnE
f,cf f. due 70 tho prcstlg" IN IN" profession mus
riy.u 10 "a firm after "A rigid examination open To
,u cofncrs There thirty en- candlddtcs ln
ull. located IN Now-Nork Chcago' 81 LOUIS
Omaha and other cities.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
RICH STRIKE IN COLORADO.

Denver Oct IA great gold strike Is reported
rcar the revenue tunnel on Mount Snefes. IN
ouray County. Tests run high - 10000 10 IN.
ton and s. ~ has been taken out or TWO cuull
feet q rock
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
SyvPtTHY or THE FEDERATED TRADES.

,,rv ~ THIRTY INDUSTRIES TO BE CALLED OUT
OK ACCOUNT OF THE ENGINEERS STRUGGLE
London oct 1.-THE secretary OF the federa'eo
Trades comprising thirty important INDUSTRIES an
nouures that the Executive Committee mas DELI
ri,.lv decided TO call out all its MEMBERS III sym
na,bv with the struggle OF the engineers against
thoI- nmployers. Friday next. wren IL * e.
,ir.t,d that total ~ 10000 men VIII pe out Oh
work on account OF the great labor dispute
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12

At a meeting of the Board OF Directors Of tho
Concy Island Jockey club yesterday the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year. Prcsi-
dent Lawrence KIP. vce-prcsiden's. William Is.
Vanderbilt and John q. H"ckSclei; treasurer.
i r. IradfOrd: secretary. 4. feloW"s. Executive
committee i. Harry Alexandra j. Butt"ricld, i.
Gray Griswod. Herbert 9. Pe and George Pea
body Wctmcre
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
THE HOCKEY CLUB TO JOIy THE LEAGUE.

Ata meeting OF the Executive Committee Of the
Sev-York Hockey Club. held October Z. Secretary
Knowlson was instructed TO n axe Immediate dp-
plIcation for membership in the Amateur Hockey
league The club will play, as last year; In the
Lexington Avenue leo Palace whcn VIII open
under the management Of John y. Allen. about
November u
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
HrByL NOMINATED FOR THE REICHSTAG.

Hamburg oct li.-August Bebcl. the famous
German Socialist has been nominated as the cam
dldate OF the Hamburg Socialists in the forthcom-
ing Reichstag elections.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
TTNDFPS ASKED BY BANK OF MONTREAL

London. Oct. 1.-THE Bank OF Montreal has In
vitod tenders for t2.coJ00 cia per cent inscribed
stock AT not less than 81. or this amount q 10000
he Dnrnlnlon
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12

night at Mount Vernon that he knew nothing Of
the Associated Press dispatch that the Defender l.
TO be sailed az Cannes. The boat Is still in the
harbor at Neptune Bay New Rochelle. Thoroughly
dismantled. and no attempt Is being made 10 rlS
her up for sailing.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
rROzEy TO DEATH Oy MOUNT ARAFAT

ST. Petersburg. Oct u-During an ascent OF
Noun. Ararat Armenia by members Of the recent
Geological Congress. DR.. stoeber. a professor OF
medicine, was frozen to death.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12

IIc~s- hickman. Three- ba ase
II 49, c,olen hase- Sienzel Double
rlayr-McCiraw Rsitz and Rowsrman Rei,z ana SOW, w
ern1an. Re';z Jennings and Bowernar 90 I..ft or on
hasas-Baltimore. Boston First base On "a "a t,I
hickman . struck -Bv Honer. l. fass"n pa
YeageT Wild ptch-IIickman. Time-l..0 urliir"S -
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
NEW SLEEPING CAR TO PITTSBURGH VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

Train will leave New-York. foot Of West 23d ST.
al 7:55 p. NJ Instead OF SIS p. NJ. as announced
Cor,landt and Desbrosses SITS at $50 p NJ instead
OF s:I5 P ". as announced; Brooklyn SIS and Jer.
sey City $50 p II. s's
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12

81, D. v ,. Odde. secretary o. the New-York va ,ht
.-r, .D' "hen tAis dispatch Was shown 10 him. said;
a. is me frst have heard OF any Intention to
coula 'ne ne Deienier in foreign waters. only wish
SVs'u VERIFY thu dispatch"
=. Oliver Iseihn owner of the Defender said last
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
Is THE DEFENDER GOING ABROAD,

Cannes. Oct. lit is announced here that the
president Of the Defender syndicate has notified
ne ne French Yacht Club that the American yacht
Deiendcr. which defeated Lord DGnraven's VAL
hyre III IN the last series of races for the Amer-
ca & $ Cup. Will take part In the next Cannes re-
satta. IN the early part OF 1898.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
INTERNATIONAL LEPROsY CONFERENCE

Berlin. Oct 1.-THE International Leprosy Con-
ference. which is attended by $50 physicians was
opened here to-day In the presence OF representa-
tves OF the Empire and OF the different German
states. Professor Nirchow elected chairman;
DR.. lassar. OF Berlin, made the inaugural speech.
and Count Posadowsky. Minister OF the Interior,
and DR.. Bosse. Minister OF Public Instruction. wei.
coined the delegates in behalf Of the Government
ITS RATE OF DISCOUNT RAISED.
Berlin. Oct. 1.-THE Rechbank has raised III
rate Of discount from 1 to per cent.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
The Real
VnMe

of a watch depends
upon the accuracy of
the movement and
not upon the price
of the case. The
"RIVERSIDE"
Waltham
Watch movement
is a most accurate
time=keeper.
For sale by all retail jewelers.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12

Cyclists desiring to Join the League OF American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed Information and
membership blanks by sending names and addresses
10 the Cy cling Editor The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
AorEprCr ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
SECOND RACE-For three ycar-ois which havs run
.At. ,r.e.frx .efinr each. 500

THIRD RACE-For maiden tuo-y'ar oid' s. each. ~"
atd.d. weights 10 pounds b.iow n. scale f's ard
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12

The Century Wheelmen announce a division fo
women. paced ny a woman for their century run
10 take place October "a.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12

Il vas announced yesterday that the Columbia
chainless wheels Will be exhibited in this city on
Friday.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12

FIFTH RACE-Tor tVoy earols which ha'" run Ani not
woa al hl- meeting selling s. Zach. 500 added Five
snl a hall flfl1ngs.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12

Charles Murphy. OF the Kings County Wheemen.
will make an effort TO lower the one-rnile road rec
ord Murphy will he paced by the new sextet just
secured by that club. He has already selected his
pacing team, and believes that he Will be able 10
Tide IN close 10 1:3O, with favorable weather.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12

Local bicycl. dealers or many OF them. are IN
elined TO think that the National Board OF Ifaue
has made a mistake in deciding 10 have no more
cycle shows The New-York Cycle Board OF Trace
mat recently and appointed a committee 10 ieeI
the pulse Of the trade, but took no further acuoii'
Across the East River the members OF me broohh-
ing 70 antagonize the National Board. Iney dIs Is
~ the opinion that the holding Of shows should
ba given over 10 the National Dealers Association,
which should work in conjunction with the Na-
tional Board OF Trade.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12

FOuRTiI RACE For tIr-e -'~ar-olfs and up"aTd' 81
s,.., .Ll.a 1.r. ~ nj a. .,enr n.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12

Adolph Michel OF the Mantle Wheelmen. OF Jer-
.sv CITY will make an effort shortly 10 break
the hour amateur record. The trial Will be
made at the track AZ valesburg. and he will nave
twenty-four pacemakers The present record -, IS
siy nnIiae Michel is A sturdy rider. ana won the
hI-cIno hing contest last year. and he won also a
time prize in recent road race
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12

Walter s. Jenkens. the coming Chief Consul 81
the New-York Division OF the League OF American
vheelmen. spent the day attending TO legal mat
tors In the afternoon he had 2 consultation with
President Potter. whom he will succeed as chief
consul Mr.. Jenkers said that he was good
roads man first and foremost, and that ne would
give much Of his attention 10 that part o. the J.
4 W work in this State. Mr.. Jenkens Is also or
The opinion that something should be done 10 IN
crease the interest Of members in division work,
so hat they will not allow their membership 10
isnse at the end Of their He has also some
Iostiye opinions on racing matters. but TINS IS
subject which he would rather discuss after ne mas
80, elected Chief Consul Of tho principal division
in the l. A. ". Mr.. Jenkens expects to return TO
his home in Buffalo to-day.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-12

Those who patronize the Hudson County bouie-
ward az night up in arms, not only on sccoun'
~ the condition OF the road but because the light
to is so moor The matter came Up al recent
,nee,inC Of the Hudson County Good Roads Asso-
Cation and the general sentiment was Una, SOUL %
.Sinr should be done at once to improve the CoH-
diiion OF this two-million-dollar boulevard