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YHF NEXT OIYHPIiN CANES.
baron de Coubrrtin s,td 20 Have No Power
to schsdrIe hen for ChicaGo.

The cable despatch from Pars which appeared
In The SIN yesterday announcing that IL had
been decided 20 hold tho Olympisn Games of!9
In the United States. probably at Chicago.
caused considerable surprise and some amusc-
ment among the athletic leaders Of this coIItr
who are ACQUAINTED with the conditions u
international athletics. IL Ia pretty generally
known that Baron lie CoubertLn, on who's
authority The statement was made. IL no louger
In control q! International meetings The Baron
was the prime mover In tho scheme to revive
the Olynplan Gaue.. and the first meeting
Of thst character held a, Athens in 1895 was
conducted under his supervision The worlds
championship Al Paris last sumner. which.
according 10 'ha schedule arranged, should
have also been under his management. were
carried out without hs assistance. except a.
a. o.1cIal ~ ths games
The un.atis!ap,orv rIunCs a. Paris called
attention OF the need of 2 properly organized
body 10 control such gathering, IN future and
before the delegates of tie different countries
returned 10 their homes q conference was held
a. the insticat!ln II the Italian r"l-"s"ntarNa
with the idea Of fprHins snCA an "rcanirtion
AWypg those present We're Leon MnuGld. q
Dc saint 1.!',- anl Pierre Roy Of France, u
Ik'-o. Stockholm. and the representatives of
the Tinted state .AsareSult the International
Union Athl.'i .ua i IL process " formation
and n, IL o-sani,.tion neetins arrangements
VIII be made e. control all future international
I1e.'Irgs
James l.. Sullivan. Secretarv Of the A 4. L :.
who was IN Pt-x when the negotiations. were
begun, said yeste-tAv:.
The Baron da Couhertin or hs associates
have no longer any power 70 name t- llac"
at which b,ynpiar Games or lrtarua'orTl
athletic events %, any character shan ba leli.
a. that will be done by the new union, which,
with the exception Of England. viii be
Thoroughly Representative of all the countries
Interested IN athletics The idea az present
/. 70 have these meetings every wear a. an
Involvement 10 the lnen OF countries where
athletic gamaa are Of rare occurrence 70 keep
fl raining lftNi- plan goaS through. G. iCayo
ana New York all not be considered for the
first gathering In ne United states, "a Buffalo,
Where the Fan American Exhibition Is 10 take
Pace ucNt year. ha- a prior bid for the honor
Of holding the same-. end will undoubtedly
lie seiaCt-l 10y the 4 A, |. There /. nothing
q prevent Chicaso holding ~. meeting in
IVA. provided the other daleyates to the In
teraatiouel Union asreA To hold the games
f. tie Uni si states IN that year, butlro-i-
dent Harper will have TO apply To the new
Uni n. a. II VIII be Impossible n hold q sue
c--stul meeting without TIE consent Of that
body. Baron de Coubertl lin has no rirht 10
ailot dates for suca a meeting
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FTTZ AND JEPFRIES NAY FIGHT.
Cornishman IL Not Averss TO Clinchtng q
Match WITH tue champion.

The chances of Bob tItzsimmons and Jim
JoNrie- coming together seem 10 be a little
brighter Fit ~ soon as he arrived at Nor
folk YESTERDAY. where he l. showing with his
company. said that lie would willingly quit
the stage If he saw his way clear 20 get on a
combat In his first reply to the champions
statement on SATURDAY.. which was accom-
panied by a forfeit of o., SO placed in the hands
OF Al Smith. fits said that he wac booked until
next May with his COMPANY and could not
light uutl then Fitz further added taat lie
IL positive lie would win tho ronship
II ali opportunity vds offered 10 him.
WY does IItz not cover JefirI,-'s money! ."
said Manager Brady yesterday 10 a reporter
Of The Sun III he dos~ that tie public will
be convinced that lie means All lie says JEFF
iri.- viii fight at the drop Of the hat That i
his profession, not acting lie VIA talk night
10 any OF lIe Big fellows ur tneII managers as
soon as they care to come 20 the scratch"
In. iolIowiIg telegram Wa sent to fitzsin-
mons at Norfolk .a,t night BY J"nrI@s
The pagers here - might say that you are wiling
70 meet u. asaiu Will ylsdly give you a cha nee 70
wu bach your IOst tile l L0p You HiI have your
re reseutltv. meet me on Wednesday al the Grand
Opera Hoas.. and W can easily a.Eange a match !or
TIE chan ION .Gi .. ~ ts ke place al once OF al the end
OF our theatrical scsscn A SPEEDY answer VII
OblEr.
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fTHIETTCs
Metropolitan Assoclation Delegates Discuss
lmportant Matters.

An informa' meeting = the Metropolitan A.
socGtion Of the \ 4 T.. was held at tho Aston
House last night. The following clubs were
represented:
Anchor 4 c, nTooHlyn a. c. Catholc A. c..
Kn'ck,rb1ck.r 4. C.. New west sii. A.C, NV YORK
Turn ver,tn. PsrmeA c SARA c. 81 ELrtholo.
new A C.. Unlon settlement C., shamrock Har.
rinrs aud GfAc- \ c.
J z Sullivan presided The delegates
discussed tho rule in vogue in the National
Cvclers' ASSOCIATION whereby a Ian should
b. disqualified unless he made a reasonable
excuse for not taking part in games In which
he entered The rule Will be- submitted TO the
A 4 L al the annual meeting, which will
b. held on next MONDAY nlght
Tie new West SIDE 4 { proposed giving a
boxing show for the benefit Of tie mother Of
t.e late Id Van liaughton. the amateur boxer
In case of interference from the police the club
wants ia" oavAl!y 4 OF the Metry poAtdn AssoCis-
ton. ine matter vas referred 70 ;Ac Legi-is-
William /. Iwiner OF the Brooklyn 4 { was
! elected u member OF the Beard OF Managers in
place of ] IA. uacsett OF The same cat
thai III, club did not get tue banner Vh.Ch wa,
I Past,mes Ilis trouble was referred To tie
Registration Committee
II Wa brought out n the meeting that the
last summer. ADVERTISED three prizes In each
event. but gave only tue first prize Gu- Of
the medals pr,seaied was cut opel. and found
u be plate instead u solid gold This rrg'ter
was also referred To tho Registration COnm!tlsa
4 suggestion was made 'aat 4 meta ring IN
stead o. a chalk marx De- u-ot IN weight events.
and Il was also mat the nlnbc.
OF officials AZ CIampi"n-rIp games be- reduced
~ much A. ppsslpie Also that tine admission
lee a, track and Held Championship gaines 90
- cents.
II wa. suggested that a msg winning the
first sacond or third rri,e os barred rom ~"
junior CHAMPIONSHIP A. well a. tho wiunars Of
the three prizes IN the Canadian and inter-
collegiate gaNss. II was also ~.sco~'ad thai
no person shall rerreSs4t a olgh unless he hn-
bssn a gnaiub-r thre" noH'I- before his ec-
ton aS a IL" gate. \ M''.ug, which was ,o-,.
was made hv W. W. Hrl''lnu o( tho now West
side A. &. that no one shall sarva on 'ha board
OF managers over three co. ~s"cu'ive yearS.
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Patrick y. FityserAid arccumbs TO Dropsy
az HIS liome IN Lona I,lnnd CITY.

Patrick J. Fitzgerald, = former CHAMPION pedes-
trian 81 tho world. died early sunday morning
a, bis home. $50 Hamilton street. Long Island
city, Of dropsy. after an illness OF several weeks.
fitzgerald was born in Ireland in ia. and his
family moved to Canada While lie was an In
fart He cane 10 New York in 1898 and took
an active interest In athletic 81 orts. He con-
tested In many running races f5r q mile and
under at Jones, Woods and won many cuIs
and medals His first race a. a urofessicna
va. In the American Institute building In 1879.
when no ran eleven miles in one hour. His
first lonC-di-taLV' race was in lss., when lac
made 81 niles In Madison SguaT. Garden In
Elk DAYS, finishing second 10 George Hazel.
Fitk. Crald'~ greatest Performance was in
the Garden IL iss4 y hen he covered olO miles In
sN day, defeating 'hArlcs kIwoll. the rack
English runner. Row"l made or miles and
the finish VA hot aI4 exciting. Fitzgerald
die not coolest In sYy other lous-ii~tance races.
Two v rid = records ara credited 70 him
as miles and $40 vsrd- in 100 hours and 3p
nile IN - hour, 10 min ites and - seconds.
lived In the Rdversvooi sertior q Long Island
CITY. he invested some Of his winnings In
property there and OF ened an athletic grounds
and ho'el. it Wa a member II the Ions
leland tty R!lrd 4 Aldermen in 1889. be.nc
auv tinted I" 1T . vacancy Daused by the death
~ Alderman .l","ph Johnson. FITZGERALD was
unmarried tbs father. three brothers and
three sisters I'VE " Canada.
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ThIsve. Rob Golfer vardon ~ the Apswsmi'
cub.

PorT CHESTER. Nov II Harry Vardon. tie
British golfer. was robbed at the Apawari.
Clun AZ Rye on Saturday. lie played there
that day and In his thirty--iS hole match against
the best bah OF Msturin Bsllou and w + Davis
tie club PROFESSIONAL. Ton bv y NJ! pgriny
the Afternoon Hay the locker in -he cluhapuSa
In which were NArdor's clothes and v.!Ilhl.S,
was hrohen into 4 gold watch. chain and
charm we're stolen Itissl.os lid that a number
~ medals were taken. besides slH in uprev,
\ reward of 800 awaits the Oh. who returns
them The watch va a Present 10 Nardou
from the J"rasy COLI ,luh ~ the Isle - jersey
or tie outside ~ the C1sr II The lers"r cont
~ arms and on tleinsiin l. insorib.d, Presented
- Harry NardOn bv no JERSEY coli club"
The chain and charm were PRESENTED e. him bv
the scarborough Golf Club There j. no clue
- the ruhher. and the local officers have Dot
been notified Of the thert.
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No n,ve Boring SHOW, at Oranse.

ORANGE. Nov. i2.-SportinR men who thought
they would bs able to pull on boxing contests
here TIL. winter were rudelv Jared by a num-
Der Of Orange clersymen to-day and a. a re-
SUIT OF the Jar there VIII be no more matches
Ia this City, Nhen the repeal Of the boxing
law In New York went into elect a nun! Der
OF Now Workers and BrooGlvnitcs, soiIc uf
whom were Interested IN the old SAMPSON
A. I. OF Brooklyn. together with several orange
sports. organized the orange AEluse!L ent
Company. They leased tho Orange arrnury,
constructed a rms and pugiiists we're engaged
t. furnish the shows.
The opponents Of the manly art all expressed
themselves as fearful lest these exhibitions
should degrade and corrupt the pure and UNI
defied youth OF the oranges and they oesouSht
stetson told the c%lergynlen that the shows
proposed were ulegal under the Crimes act Of
ispe and that they would be prohibited.
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10 5, second: Lord Roberts. ioi lDeyinl. o TO /, third:
Presgrave, iOi (McDermo,u. ~ - !. fourth. lime.
III as. Pirates Y .ern disq uallned Tor Ivullng
Secord Race-Flve iuilnng Money Mus, iOl
lRansomj, : To !, won: Algaren. lO4 a. Mebetl, o
g. 5. second Alpara, 100 tMcDefno't, . 70 thitd'
Time. 100 as 49,.
laird Ract-Frve and = hAf %tnrlongs- Kyle, JOG
n. a Bf.pTI. : ~ t. won kohn. wreath, lol tDeyiul.
a to 5. second birdie d. loo "a. Weber, 5 10 ].
third Time. 1903 IS.
" Der, even. Won. Louisville, o. cochran. ; 10
/ second: Flor scar. - ,kansomI. 10 to !. third
Time, 100 2.5,
Filth Race one mlie and a sixteenth Maiot Man
sic. 90 Houston. : TO !. won; NinceuneS % ltoCh
ran. . % 5, second. Maryland Reserve. lo@ y.
O'BrienJ, S To- /, thiid Time. ! ~ i-5.
Sixth Race-One MIL aud a SiNiesn'h-hse
Alexander, 9 g. 5. see nd; OxnGfd, 1903 CNar'ses.
8 to 1. thifd. Tine. iay
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o year olds: sc ling. about
Rein and wishsrd VIII Hav. to Explain "a
English Jockey club.

LJvFTFooL, Nov i?-1'he stewards Of the
Liverpool race meeting held a session on Sat-
urday and heard statements by Lester ReiN,
the American Jockey. and Mr.. Baseet,. agent
for Enoch wishard. the American trainer.
regarding the defeat Of Richard Cookers The
srotchman Il, by Lord Durhsm's Ger,ls,ein
a. Doncaster and the subsequent victory Of
The scotchman over Gerolstein az Liverpool on
Friday. TIE stewards decided hat the e1-
riara'ions made wer. not satisfactory and they
viii refer the matter to tho stewards OF tho
Jockey cub.
EeiN laws the blame for Gerolstsln's defeat
on his Jockey. Rickaby. and offers TO bet ,hatif
the horses run aeetn and he Rely has the
mount on Lord Durnam's horse he will win.
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GOLF.
Interesting Contests on the EnElewood and
Morris County Links.

Two golfng events Of more than ordinary
importance were decided az the relewood
Golf club yesterday. The first was a team
match between the women OF the home club
and the Essex County Country Club. The Wis
iting team won by the narrow margin OF 2
holes. Thcscores:
Es,.-Ms Andrews. Il MISS Kyle. o: Miss How.
Ard. 2 Ms. SaIiori. : Miss Hernandez. /. To-
tai. o
Englewood-Mrs j. a Wells. o; Miss Post 4:
Miss Barber. q: Mrs. q Cce. o: Mrs. ogden, .. To
tai,
A best-ball foursome was also decided be
tween two professionals and two amateurs.
J. l.. Taylor and George Low Of Dyker Meadow,
opposing Or. j. A Wells and John Patrick Of
TngIewood. In the morning the former pair
won by : UP and to play. An afternoon round
was started but was ended by darkness at tho
sixteenth hole. when Taylor and Low were 4 up.
The annual tournament for the caddies
Of the Morris County Golf Club. for prizes pfr-
sented by the Green Committee. wound UP yes
tsriAy with the iinal round AZ thirty-slx .hole
match play Heating, who had been ] Gown
In the morning. won out 10y the same DOCS IN
the afternoon and secured the first prize. Both
tho iina!ists give promise ~ developing into
first class professional form. The summary;
qa1E'i 81. J Fss9a t .pi,ssa SV w NIlfag I Iihd,oP,
~. Jonn GAnrty, lo, Joseph Rqt edge 100:
" lisn Mack. lua. James NanOit1. w
FIRST Match Round played on S~alufdsYl-Gsuhey
beat laud,op. by 4 up aud , 10 play. heains Deal
Flnal Naich Round Thirty. six holes played yes-
trday I- keAiing beat Ganney, by l up
on Thursday evening at the tarnesle lyceun
there will be q general meeting OF The IAN
IortIaudt Golf Club. the first since the meeting
Of organization last spring. AZ the nleeting
PARK Commissioner Moebus will present 10 the
winners the different cups that have been won
. out on the publ c links this season.
An upset, hard and quite uneHpected, befell
the Yoilntakah team whan they went 70 the
Euglnwood links on saturday. The tnsl"wood
PLAYERS won every match but two. which were
haiSed with l~puntakah. Michael and podd
were the two Nountdkuhers who succeeded IN
dividing the honors The full scores
Engiewood Colt Cub-wilson CAPTAIN S: Wells,
Neirmlud 5, Howe. |: Banks. /. Total. IS.
Io.rasAh County Cl4b-M rrceIus. Captain. z:
M.chse., q; Marin. %. +. pudd. ID, W v. Odd. q:
lIbyy, o; Benson. 0, Jackson, o. = II phf "
TUl4 o.
quite aside from the interest In the. November
clr competition on saturday a. the Marine and
Fisld Club. II ah.ch voint- were scored b. J r.
Ruits. {. 4 Rimnali and :. Il = aver. IN" chief
interest was In tn outcome OF the final rCun 1
for tie Fisk cup. which was won 10, y VI Car
lanl from Ssaver 10y / Nd at handicap match
plav Gar and conceded four STROKES on the
sl:hteen-hOIe round.
Tom Hutchinson has gone TO Fl rf'a 'or n
toar Of instruction with W {. tarnegie. who
ha. a private links there.
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At Latonta.
C~iNCINSA1I. Nov. - The fail race meeting al
LatonlA closed 10 day. 8 .mmhry.

CiNcINSA1I. Nov. i2--The fail race meeting al
LaiouIa closed 10 day. 8 .mmary.
First Iace-One ~milr-Ihlcts. ~ ,McGinnl, = 10 l..
won J4nattts, " May, . To- /, second. Pooflands,
81 -. Hicks. /: " !. THIRD. Time. -
Second Race SlN ~furlnngs -Afachle. 40 'Dnpeel,
a 10 /, won. Augca, lI3 rT. kuIgGt II to :, second
slips, IlS tMdyl. rs tc !. third. Time. iloi.
Third Ract-One mile and Z yafds Ntut .tesent
100 ii IIclsr. ITO /. won LEI; Fover. ICi Il. Knight.
2 10 /. second. sir u allan. log McGinnl. 10 10 ). third.
Time. ~.
iI2 tDupeel. = IN I, won. Guess Nort. 100 tNculnnl.
q 10 !, sscCnd GiandOn. i0i IT. knight, !! 10 >,
third. Time. LAS.
Fifth kace-One mile-Troubaline, ioo McGlnn'.
5 10 I, won 2a1a. 1905 tDupeC, Is 10 .. second Eta.
100 tH,rmanl, ! W /. third Time, ! -
sixth Racr-Onr n ,e- Ollie J., 10 ". kni shp,
? N /, won Eleanor Holmes. VI May. To ! second.
Pair Decciycr, los herman, 5 ~ J. ihfd Time
! 13
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III, Aliarc- team Of Harlem would IKE 60 took a
game with an nut VI town team. .v'flsirg lsl
pounds. for saturday night, NOV. IL Also a game
o. the Alliance curt OF Dee ; AdeTt -. ". N.
Nhrley, ssD4 seven h avenue
A. New R1eheile on Saturday night IN, New
Rochelle y. N G !. team beat tie v hl,e llains =.
N, 6 A. nye By a seor, q 30 70 /: II. New 10
own courts Adde'S A. ID Fuller, - Elin street.
New Rochelle. ". Y
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Horses Destroyed bv Fire 81 the LonisvtlIe
Track.

louisville, Nov y Three Thoroughbred
one trottar. * workiors = and Xix stables
were DESTROYED by fire at the track Of the
Louisville Fair and Driving Association to-day.
The total los is about $1,000 ard there l. 70
insIrar,e The origin II tn fire is unknown.
The flames =. read With great rari iity II
> able 4 were III thorOt ghbI eds, owned by
Hurter Of ,hiCaro. and IN charge ot " ".
liicrlte The thre' most valuable animals
were lost. Queen Eleanor. a trotter. Wa
turned to death. 4 We l-hred stallion, re-! eased
"a escape from the flames, ran away ard was
killed By a train
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.Specid' car, H''p1'fh 70 TIRE SUN.
LONDON. Nov ~ 'pedlar r liner and
Harry Ware boxed twenty round- AZ IA. National
svor,ing Club : night for the bantamwc!sht
championship OF ENGLAND. fio a side and a
purse Of f?So. Ware was declared the winner.
This caused surprise among the spectators. who
thought that Palmer should have received the
decision,
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Death Of a Brother to B.uyhoo Beg.

iFNINGIoS. Nov l2-The weanlirg colt hy
Kuy.ton, dam Rsllvhor. a FUN brother 10 N.
NJ Il ~auinont stock ia IN. w Whitney gave
81. JnJ tor the mare and foli some months ago
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Billiards.

4 u Ferguson was in rare form last night
and simply played rings around Ii W White
in the class Il tournament AZ the knicker-
hooker 4 { The latter tried his best to make
up lost ground m the e1riy part Of The con-
'Cs'. bat each -uurt on hus part va. met br
a more ~rlb,tIutlll one bv Ferguson that Ell
abiei hlm 10 easily maintain his blk lead
FERGUSON scored hs 3U points in the ATTY
SKIN inning AID moto high runs OF 81, % and
- twic. and averaged $3.50 Whites
Ors waS l3I and IN best runs were IS and IL
TWICE Srrvatiu- ard Prnsbv wAl play tonight
ia oh ~cha .fe- i uPkius a tour OF the easi-
ern CHI : Fri r to hs departure for Paris TO I'LL
an en.as en- there lie piay'd u exhibition
game VIII lie HOPPE IN Boston. on Sstur-
dav. and is poo kea 20 show 4 Providence.
Surincdcid an A .anv. tie will Ilay IN New
Norr before aiiug N Ia Lorraire on Nov
.2. TS 'viyarl' IL acc Impaired by Bal
Savior. the CRI fornia efIe I. who will also 80
W IN him TO- Pari-
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Turf Notes.

Punter-tn 1909 there was only thirty-tve even
money fsvHttes 10 win from May to oct 81.
TLls !, taking the clhsinv r-ice only, See TuIlles
Of the. Jockeys" THs suN OF sunday. March Is.
1900. fot further details
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BASEBALL.
Work Of the national League Pia,srs In
Battiag and iisitiug.

WASHINGTON, Nov i2.-1he OIL ial ba,,I1e
recurd, 81 PLAYERS who have PLAYED hltetn or
more chanlpi n,hip game II the Natohai
League during the season OF lvU lolow'
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VIEWS or IHE VHEELNEN.
boulevard Insufncicnty Lighted at Might
brooklyn Auto Clubs to Combins.

Wheelmcn ara complaining Of the condition
at nisht Of the Boulevard where 1t is torn NJ.
IN sunday uisht and aSain last uight there
wer" many heaps Of dirt lied up at the side
Of The excavations near Sixty--eventh street
and ro li-h'- on them 10 warn travellers. To
make matters worse, one IT the electric lamps
refused 20 burn and several falls resulted To
riders Who plunged into the sand.
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At Cht0go.

CHICAGO. Nov 1.-THE rAonG ~ Roby today
was festufeless Summaries;
Fi-s, Rs oe- SiI furlong Roy Victor, us tAlex.
andefl, even, won: Pirates Queen, icI "a Wsoefb, IL
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The Sew York S are Division

The Sey Yurk S are Division Of tho Cen-
'ury Road club OF America held n twenty-five
mile nandicap rad race for members AZ Hicks
vile. l.. J.. On sunday Afternoon. William
Npk"fer finished first and won n gold watch.
finished tLlrd.
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.s,, by subscription @, IS each. with 800

sddcd or "a - and 20 yATcs
I'll H~.'ny's hr. <. klrnik'nnic. y. BY Candle
nas-rIthcrtt gibbtt. 70 shaw. !
T. l. NcDCrsld's cN. & bt9e Of Troy. :. rs WI. =.
, Il WCarr,n'. eh. c Rlng pfarol., 5. ~.
burns .... y
Tn. Phvr.r. Laura kimhl- and OBEY also ran.
TINE. ! Al
p,ttlrs Seven 70 : egs'rV ktnn.nnnlc. : 10 !
pcps ~: troy. 5 N : King frsmhlN, ITO he Rhymer.
:0t % . Laura k.uhlg. 100 "l'le
The frIloyirg + tho programme for 'o-mor.
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\ letter from PARIS written by the special
aurr. spo.deIt OF the Motor World states that
IA tie French capital motor tricyCles and
Jlcyc'.s are having 4 boom Of popularity and
re ALREADY l"-nniug to crowd the larger
a~u'o'uoNiieS for lirst honors In point Of nuns
lcrs oh th- road. This is Of peculiar Interest.
because what hapT ems IN Paris l. likely TO -
repeated here a little later, and the news has
rher", ne a prophetic sierit The French
rriay,!c, brought To this sid. ere reI u'ed 10
I've sre-Iier Than any Of the bls racing machines.
George Banker the former CHAMPION cyCliNt
ha~ imported one which he says he viii race
against aHyth.ng on wheels,
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The Lur.ele-~ show did not leave the Garden
horso-ls--lv, but made a c~'lriou. exhibition ot
itself by employing trucks drawn b. the abused
equities ahd loading them with the motor
y%ehiCl,~ These were the machines OF the
more cautious makers who wanted Ia take no
chance uf p%unCture or other damage 20 their
new stocks 4 number OF the exhibits ,efg
unG-r their own power and some We're towel
BY ,hnir fellows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-13

In spite Of his declared intention never again
20 ride in a siN-day race Charlie Miller has
entered for the one at the Garden next month
lie VII Lave "a hl> team mate Bob ~ Nalthour
who won the first prize for the individual
scoring last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-13

President 4. {. Bostwicx II the Automobils
tlub referred 10 the show In the Garden as q
% III. 81 the powers" He meant the three
rnotive agents used in the different styles ~
na,u.ue-. ha'Holy, steam. %gasolcue and cleo
trir'f. \ liquid air motor that i In actual
10. On a rinabout aId IL said TO lie capable ~
driving the carriage fifty miles an hour J. III.
latest Tho difficulty IN keeping the condensed
atmosphere from cyApOraiing l. said Ia have
- - lar . lived thai a tank II It will last for
eight Or ten days and n motor stored with
enough 81 Al 10 drive a carriage sixty miles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-13

There was a meeting OF the Automobile Club
81 Brnuklyn last night ~ the Headquarters, -
clinton str-t. several new members werS
rL,., ted IL WAS stated that the Iub's trip -
NiiYeola on SundIv had been most successful.
over a dozen vehicles participated, each ono
carving IN addition to the chauffeur. a pas
-engar At the meeting the most important
rlsllco- was the appulntnvent Of a Comnitt.-.
IN Idrd uy President Bergen. to confer with ths
two other automobii. ORGANIZATIONS In Brooklyn.
who have H. turn APPOINTED committees. Tbs
fhr-e committees ara 70 report back IN their
resveciivc organizations with a view 10 ar
ranging a dinner. a combined run and meeting
10 make uuo organization Of the three.