The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-08-16
declared that he was an actor and a
prizefghter.

declared that he was an actor and
prizefghter.
1t is generally understood in racing cir
cles that Mrs" Lillian B. ALLEN will
race the horses bequeathed to her BIZ
Pierre Lorillard. It was reported that
Mrs. Allen has registered the name
Rancocas and the Lorillard colors with
the Jockey club, and later the officers Of
the Jockey club declared Mrs" Allen
could not run her horses under the
cherry and black. Last week the mama
Rancocas and the Lorillard colors-chor
ry, black hoops on sleeves, black cap
with gold tassel-were registered with
the Jockey club for life. after the pay
ment Of the usual fee, $25, for register
ing stable and colors, and $50 for regis
tering the stable under an assumed name.
The payment of this extra fee Of $50 is
for keeping secret the name Of the per-
son registering. AS far as the Jockey
club is concerned, the name will be kept
secret. as prescribed by the rules of the
club in such cases. As far as the racing
world is concerned. however, the real
name of the owner and controller Of the
stable is never a secret for any length of
time.
1t is said in racing circles that the per-
son in this instance was probably Pierre
Lorillard, Jr., who has taken action to
forcstall Mrs" Allen. who. however,
holds Rancocas and owns all the famous
Lorillard horses, and it is expected shn
will run them.
His storkship alighted upon George J.
Gould's steam yacht Sybarite off Sea-
bright. n. J., on Sunday morning. and
interesting tidings that Mrs. Gould had
given to her husband another little
daughter. Equally interesting was the
news that Mrs. Gould and the little one
were both doing. remarkably well. Mr..
Gould is now the proud father of six
oldest of whom, Kingdom, is Is. Be
cause of the extremely warm weather
several weeks ago Mr. Gould determined
that his wife's health would be much
better, if she took up her abode on the
SSRar it ss ASScG sdt Dr. Paul Kim;
nurses. became part of the steam
yachts family. Mr.: Gould remained on
the yacht every night. The Sybarite
would remain off the Atlantic highlands
OF, Sandy Hook. running up to Liberty
island in the morning. when Mr.. Gould
this city to attend to his business. Mrs.
Gould will probably remain on the Syb-
arlte during the next two or three weeks,
| under the care of the physician. Mr.
Gould married Miss Edith Kingdom in
September 1856 Their. children are
Vivian. George j.. Jr.. and now the lit
tie daughter whose name has yet to be
announced.
Arrangements have been made By
which Mrs. Lillian Barnes Allen will
rellnquish all demands upon the famous
kanco;as stud farm. bequea thed to her
by the late Pierre Lorilard. Pierre Lor-
lizard. Jr. is to have complete control or
Rancocas. and will conduct the racing of
the thoroughbreds in the well-known Lor-
lizard colors. both in this country and in
England. and will. as far as possible.
take his fathers place in the turf world
1t Is not known upon what basis Mrs
Allen has consented to give up RANCE
cas-. but it is claimed she has received y
large amount to surrender her claim II
was only the other day that the Lorillard
colors, were registered by the Jockey club,
anu they were not registered in Mrs. AL
1len 3 name but in the name OF Pierre
Lombard. Jr. 1t is now stated that the
registering of the. colors was simply :,
preliminary Of the arrangement by which
Mrs. Allen was 10 give uD RancOcas. It
was move that distinctly proved to
Mrs. ALLEN that if she decided to put
Rancocaas to her own use and wished to
race either here or abroad it would have
to be done in her own name and upon
her own responsibility. With the recov-
cry of Rancocas the breeding of thor
oughbredS. so long conducted with snc-
cess by the late Pierre Lorillard. will he
continued by his son. Mr. Lorilard will
keep up operations on the other side Of
the Atlantic as we'll as on American
tracks.
A conservative estimate made by a per-
sonal friend of the Lorillards as we'll as
a close acquaintance of Mrs. Lilly
Barnes ALLEN and the Barnes family
places the gifts made to her by Pierre
Lorillard within the last ten years at
little short Of $1,025,OOO This is re-
garded as conservative. Gifts in money,
stocks and valuable securities are nut
down at $5OO,OOO; gifts in jewelry. $780,
900: house in Thirty-frst street, with it's
| costly furnishings. elaborate library and
costly silver, $4,000; Rancocas, $780,
o00; horses in England. 100000 Mrs.
health of her aged father, John C.
Barnes: who is now in sanitarium in
New York city. Mrs. Allen is said to
have developed great liking for France
as place Of residence. The price to be
pald, according to statement made by
close relative and intimate friend of
Mrs. Allen. is $25O,OOO. or about one
and quarter times more than the prop
erty reasonably would bring if put IN at
auction. While Pierre Lorillard spent
not less than $1.OOO,OOO in developing
TINS wonderful stock farm, it is generally
realized that it is utterly valueless for
any purpose other than thatifor which #
was devised. and that if put ~ for public
auction it probably would {,ot realize
much more than 100000. This of
course, does not include eithe tho l;vo