New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
B4ppEVTYGS AT NEWPORT.

Newport. R. I. Sept (SpeciaD.-This morning
FoxhaH Keene appeared second time before
Judge Baker on charges OF fast driving MI heehe
pleaded guilty 10 the charge and was fined sl5 and
costs The offence was alleged 70 have been com
rnitted in NIiddetown on OF the days OF the
hunts OF the Monmouth County Hounds As the
town has no police officers. the complaint was
r1ade to the Sheriff of the county. who swore out
the warrant for Mr. Keeue's arrest This was done
on Thursday OF last week, and as Mr. keene left
the city the same evening the report was cir
culated that ne had FASTENED from the city 70
avoid the Sheriff. On his return he appeared at
Police Headquarters. expecting 10 find the warrant
awaiting him. but learning that II was Tor an o1-
fence committed an Middetowu. Mr.. Keeue said
he would be glad appear in court when notified
20 do So Accordingly. ne appeared this morning
and was fined sl5 and costs, the penalty for the
first offence having been so and costs
D. De Wolfe Bishop was also before the court
on a similar charge preferred against him by
Newport officers FOR which he paid so and costs
Police officers now stationed along the ocean
Drive on elevated points where they can command
q view of the highway When an automooIist Is
seen approaching he Is timed between given points.
the distance of which has been accurately meas
ursd and II the machine exceeds the limit fixed
by law the officer once makes an enort Ia lden-
tify the culprt and with this evidence III MS pos
session the offender is hailed TO court The law
provides that one-half or the hne imposed s.ail
go 10 the complainant
Tomorrow afternoon the initial meeting OF the
Rhode Island Jockey Club Will be held at the West
chester Polo Grounds. at Bateman's Point In
terest among the cottagers in the races is said TO
be great and there Will undoubtedly be present
one OF the most arstoCratic gatherings of specta-
tors ever present at horse race The stewards
have provided the following bill for the events.
which begin at o'clock:
Firs, race hat-slats ch. N. g II. Mackay: Trby.
Oh M Clarence H. Mackay; F1sshsht D. g Clarence
u Mackay Rondo. en- h., Stanley Nlo'leT' lazy May
~ m. Z. r. Collier.
second race nat open-Seminole. br. c. H Mackay;
pfonvsa ch m. F. A. savage; sam pevere b. g., K
Nelson Buckley Twtlghter, ch c. < Noen tSounteous
b =. z Van Kueren. Weary Willie o. <. cement \.
Williams: Crimson Rambler. b. g. William G Hayes:
chaos b. g Philip 5. P Randolph; The Bummer. D. c.
7Efrd race HAT open-sIats. Oh. m. g H. Maekay;
n Mackay: AIolisimo. b. E. {. Cowdin, Lady May.
b m 2 F Collier; Joe Cotton. CHI Stanley Mortt-
n,er. Sweepstakes. b. e L. Oscar Rhodes
Fourth race fiat. open-Browuhenge. b. Eric Saw
Slfeather; Weary Willie b. 8. Clement y. Williams;
Husting Jew b. g. F. Collier: Frosty. b. a. W.
Dabneys Superfuty, b. g. William NJ, Kerr: Lady
Tenny ch m Charles Holloway; sitter b. g. William
{. Hayes; Forest Kins, b. g r A savase ,-,,,..
Fifth stseplechsse, huners-Diver. b. William
h, e.. William G. HAYES
sixth race steepechase. open-PertOn. ch &. F Geb-
hard; Ovasaissa e. Mr. Chamblet: BOisteruus. b.
William F. Thurbin; Trillion ch William G Hayes
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish this afternoon entertained
a party of thirty-eight women at luncheon
C'rossways Later Mrs. Fish took her guests to
the final exhibit of the Newport horse show.
This evening Mrs. George Gordon King and Mrs
Richard CambriIle entertained at dinners at their
villas in Ochre Point