New-York tribune., 1900-10-23
A
Mobile
Free.
Awarded
by
The Tribune.
Miss Maben Regains Lead In
COntest-A Vote For Bryan.

The contest for the automobile 70 be pre-
sented to the winner by The Tribune continues
close and exciting. and a glance over the votes
to be found below viii show that it is any
body's race TO date. Miss Caroline SIaben takes
the lead again this morning, with Mrs. " P.
Leach a close second. Florence NJ. Chambers
third and E. L. Purdy fourth. lie Roy See
and the Rev C. L. NewboId are not far behind.
The machine is a companion of the one which
recently climbed Pixies Peak. and is made by
the Mobile Company" Of Tarrytown. N Y.
Some curious votes have beer cast in this
battle for popularity, and one of the humorous
sort was received yesterday from a reader at
Sullivans Island, S. c. The writer says that
while he is outside Of the enumerated States
he cannot refrain from sending one vote for
William Jennings Bryan The writer mentions
that he sends the vote because the little Dem
ocratic mule is no longer in serviceable con-
dition and that Mr.. Bryan has had a hard
time walking through the campaign He fears
that Bryan will be tired and footsore and seek
ing some secluded retreat. The writer conse-
quently trusts that Mr. Bryan will win the
mobile, and that it will take him to the top
Of Pixies Peak and then get out Of repair.
Whoever wins the automobile will find that It
will go anywhere and get back.
Any man woman in the States Of New
York, Connecticut. Massachusetts or New-Jer-
sey. being at the time Of the contest a reader OF
The Tribune. is eligible to be voted for and to
receive this machine If winner in the voting
contest.
ENTRIES will be received up to .. m on
November 3. 1900.
VOTING will end at p. m on Monday, No
vember 10. The winner will have the machine
In time to enjoy a Thanksgiving Day ride.
Votes viii consist Of headings Of the first
page of The Daily or Sunday Tribune, beginning
with the date September ,. 1900 One heading
will count as vote; ten headings as ten
votes and so on.
THE VOTING TO DATE OCTOBER %
Miss Caroline Maben, Carnegie Hall. 5,338
Mrs.P.N-Leach, The Lodge Hines FaIIsN.Y.5,I95
f. L. Purdy, clerk, Union Club. City .4.2S7
lie Roy See y. Y. A. C., Berkeley school. I.41OO
The Rev C. L. NewbOId Manhasset. LII. .393T
w - bunum, DObbs Ferry. y. ". .3.sIfS6
John Wilcox. Milford. n. Y.............2515
WSMcLaughIin B. Order EIks No. . 4 892
Brewster Clark, Goshen, n. $50
DR.. Chas. A. Kinch, 273 w. 5Oth-st.. City. S3S
DR.. John j. Anderson, Historian, B'lzIyn. SOS
III. w. bailey 392 7th-ave.. Newark, n. j. TN
EdNd G. Ward. SuPt. schools. B'kIyn... $50
OrvilIe ID. AckerIy, 115 B'Vvay, City,. SIS
George Il. Reid. 60 Chauncey-st.. B'EIyn. $50
Miss Alice Higgins, 4O1 MacOn-st., B'IxIyn 400
F. II. Blake. 759 n. B'way, YOnkers.-... 495
Coroner A T. Banning, Mt. Vernon, n. Y. 43O
DIR. PerIey n. Mason, PeekskiII. y. Y.... 373
Charles 4. RuckhcId. 1877 4th-ave., City. 367
John r. MOrewOOd, Elizabeth. n. J...... 363
Louis c. AriCn, SO EIdridse-st.. City,. 356
Lloyd III. ROckhiII, Trenton, \. J........ 1855
DIR. j. n. Shave, Cold Spring HarbOr, Ny. 3II
Thomas G. KennaFd, 81 z. 21st-st. City. S3S
George T.. Briggs. PeekskiII. v. Y....... 300
DIR. Elmer Lee, 127 W. 5Sth-st., City. $50
f. y. Daniels, $50 9th-st-, Brooklyn. 249
Mrs jeremiah Lott, Flatbush, L.. l.. y. Y. 24S
Rev y. Fred'I Van HOesen. Carmel, y. Y. 2II
Fred. W. snow, Sup't. Hilburn, y. T..... 1873
Charles F. AgOr. shrub Oak. y. Y....... 100
Hugo Won Hagen, Lake WRccabuc, y. u I16
j. Herbert Ferris. 81 BrOad-st, City,. I55
Frank George. PeekskiII. \. Y.......... las
William Thomas. Summit. y. J-.------. 123
G. vi. CHrOIan. 221 So. 2d-st.. Brooklyn I23
:. Carman Harriet, NeVy-YOrb City,. 100
Leslie smith. Harlem whneImen....... HIS
Geo. VI Gillespie. Brooklyn. y. Y....... HOG
II. +. HavIland. 234 Z. 31st-st, City,. 1O4
Col. II. Holland. Salvation Army, City. 1OI
John Henry Hull, lawyer, II Park Row. %
v. :. Alien. jr., Stamford. COnn......... 90
Guy Murray, summit, n. j. SIS
w. f. Beach, MOrristOwn, y. J......s.s So
M.H.S. Affieck, 16S WOOdwOrth-st., Ykers so
JnO. III. Wood. Port Jervis. y. Y...... 7G
Rev. r.. Il. HOmans, WhitestOne. L., NY 80
Edward Day, Asbury Park. Z2
Henry c. Ward. IS WRII-st.. City. 6S
f. Everett Mills, East Orange, n. J...... IS
Charles Wecker. Van WinkIe-st-,J'y City 90
DIR. William II. Ross, Brentwood, L. L. go
ChaS. II. Keen, 266 W. 23d-st.. City,. 65
Junius Brown. No. 152 w. 5Tth-st.. City. 6s
j. II. Light. Jersey City High School,. 5S
VIM vi. Gage, Saratoga Springs, n E.... 81
Raymond t. Crane, Lyons Farms, n. j.. SO
Aug. II. Weisse, Yorktown Heights, y. Y. SO
AdOIph Lienhardt, StHpletOn, ;. l.. ga
Il. c.. kuehnIe. L NRdfsOn-ave. ......... So
Miss II. c. Vincent. CruEeFs-On-Hudson. SO
Miss G.. &. AckIey, Al n Wave. BEIyn... so
Mrs. II. L. Sweeezy, 61 COnvent-ave., City go