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COACHING FOR RECORD
VANDERBILT PARTY SO MINUTES
LATE AT PHILADEL PHIA.

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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 9-Covered with
dust and thirty minutes late but en-
thusiastic to a degree, the Vanderbilt
coaching party arrived at the Hotel
Bellevue, this city, the turning point in
the record run, at 3:21 o'clock this after
noon. Six minutes were spent at the ho-
tel and then the return journey to New
York was begun. A large crowd greeted
the party as the perspiring horses came
to standstill. Mr. Hyde, after laying
aside the reins, jumped down and was
followed by Mr.. Vanderbilt. The party,
with the exception of Mr.. Hewlett en-
tered the hotel where sandwiches awaited
them Mr.. Hewlett waited to turn the
coach after the new relay of horses had
been hitched up, which he did at 323
by the time he got to the Bellevue steps
the others were coming our.
Mr. Vanderbilt took the box, gathered
up the reins, tipped his whip over the
horses backs and they started off at a
smart trot up Broad street. The crowd
cheered and in a minute the coach
rounded the city hall and was lost to view
to those gathered at the hotel. In a
nasty minute at the Bellevue Mr. HYDE
SAID that the trip over was a splendid
one The roads We're deep with sand
IN New Jersey and rough in Pennsyl-
Van1a from Trenton to Bristol.
Much of the time lost, however, was
que to one of the leaders going lame i'm
mediately after leaving Trenton. at which
place the party was on time.
Cornelius Vanderbilt who was enter
tanned at luncheon at the Bellevue bv
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph P. Wildener. Of
Philadelphia, was on hand to wish his
brother success.
TRENTON, N. J., Oct. s.-The coach
party reached Trenton on the return trip
at 6:4S p. M, one hour and eight minutes
behind the schedule time. Mr.. Wander
b1lt drove into Trenton Three minutes
were consumed in making the change of
horses The party left at GAG with Mr.
Hyde driving. @T
Mr. Hyde said that some strenuous driv
ing would be done between Trenton and
New York and that they hoped to reach
New York little after II o'clock. He
SAID that they had been hindered on the
TRIP from Trenton and return by the
poor roads IN Pennsylvania, particularly
I,oVV persons were gathered in front of
the Trenton house when the partv ar
rived. So
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Mr. Vanderbilt
and his coaching party reached Eliza
1",n N. D., at 1:43 o'clock, leaving at
LAS p. m. According to schedule thew
should have arrived at 9:25.
Inc vanderbilt coach reached the re-
lay station at Newark, N. j.. at 1925
a. M, and left at 1928 a. M 1t should
nave peen at Newark, according to the
schedule at s:55 p. m. wednesday,.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1o-The Pennsv1-
Vanla company had placed special fer
fyooat at the disposal of Mr.. vanle :
Dit, and it had been held at the ferrv
from 10:30 o'clock last night The partv
dashed down Exchange place, going at
full speed and into the ferry house with
out drawing rein, The pace was not
even slackened to make the turn into the
gangway leading to the boat, and it was
not until the wheels hit the deck of the
boat that the leaders were checked. The
boat, the Philadelphia, cast off at once.
and at 10y a. M. started across he
river. - 81
The Vanderbilt coacs;ng party arrived
at the destination, the Holland house,
at 1872 this Thursday morning, three
hours and two minutes behind scheduled
time.