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MILK FAMINE THREATENED.

New York is con:rosting milk
famine because the heavy SHOWS o.;
the last few days have delayed the
milk trains. All local dealers received
consignmen's late to-day. The trouble
Is with tn, small branch lines
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RED BALL UP AGAIN FOR SKATERS.

Vt Central Park the
opened lake the
Prospect Hills opened
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REGULATES SALE OF VEAL.

ALBANY. Feb. AS soon as the
Assembly convened to-day the House
took up the Graer bill regulating the
sale and transportation OF calves and
veal Assemblyman Palmer wanted
TO amend 80 that when shipper fast
ened tag on carcass his RESPONSE
bIlity would cease. This amendment
vas lost The original bin was then
passed BY a vote OF d 20 IS
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RESTAURANT T-kEEPER FAILS.

Helm aIcd
bankruptcy
his Liabilities as si2l6959 and his $500.
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pRNDEN Is sWORN IN.

WASHINGTON. Feb. AT the open
Ing of to-day's session Of the sena;,
Mr. Kean CN JD presented the ere.
d"ntials Of John F. Dryden. elected to
succeed the late Senator Sewell foi
the unsSpired term OF six years begin
MAG on March I. 1901. Mr.. Dryden wai
escorted by Mr. kean to the desk o
the President pro tenn. Mr. Frye. who
lministcred 10 him the oath OF OF
hre His desk was adorned with nora
{ iorings from the New Jersey delega
ION In Congress and other frIends
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when the New Yorker Travel.

lie use. the Prnnsy yiVanla Railfo-i. Convenient
feTry service direct to the terminus at Jers.y
City from wes, ga a. pssbrossss ct. AAi Corr.
lAndt sL -
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CHAPTER I.

The husband Of vcncedora Chartrand
was John Chartrand. manager of j,
curling rink at Twelfth and jrnrA
streets. Hoboken.
'hartrand lived In rooms above III,
rink His wife. with her two children
lived with her mother. Mrs. HarrouH. Al
No. 1905 Washington street.
Mrs. Chartrand visited re- husband OF
the morning Of Oct 30 1891. Soon afte.
this visit, Chartrand's coiv was found
on the floor OF the rink There was .
bullet wound in the back o. III head.
The wife was arrested. shc sali shat
she had her arms around Ier huSban,
and was kissing him. In re- hand sh,
held revolver which he nai asked hei
TO keep.
The revolver was acciien'r " drs-
charged. While she was In rearcn ~ a
doctor the body was found
The beauty of Mrs Chartrind was OF
the languorous type. She was born in
Spain. Her manner was gal,l, and
c'inging Many believed -er s.oEy OF
accidental shooting
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Tho Sl--pisAs agent guards the safety Of ell
passengers on PnnsylNania Railroad wettsra
trains. The latest automatic switches aud sig.
nAis In use. 20
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DINNER KILLS LuNATIc.

Emanuel Brown. hfty-six years old.
for a long time a patient at the Flat.
bush Insane Asylum. was chokei TO
death by a piece OF meat at dinner
to-day Although Ave physicians were
al Browns side In less than minute
they were unable 10 relieve him.
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PREFERS DEATH To JAIL.

NEW ROCHELLE. y. Y. Feb. q
Rather than 20 TO iaii Charles Weir
zia- th!rty-two years old. hanged him.
self IN the cellar OF his home here to-
day.
welrzinx was accused by George
Wiley. a baker. OF being short In hi.
accounts 20 the amount of SIS.
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ro Cure "a ,oid In On. Day

AXE LAGstiys DlvHo uuinine Tablets All drug.
titls refund the money u II fails TO cure. T. W.
ssssss signature |. On ssea tox. 2Se. s.s
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PRIEST KEEPS TRIp SECRET.

BRiDGEroN. -. J. FEB The
Rev Dr. VI. J. Hasgerty. pastor oi :,
Marys Roman Catholic Church. She
had been missing since last Friday
evening. has returned home. whrr
asked to-day about hts mysterious dis,
appearance he said It was simply al
a mistake He declined to di~russ
the rna,-e- str.har
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MORE PAY ron JUDGES.

WASHINGTON. FEB THE senl'
passed the bill Increasing judicial -a!
aries by vote OF 5s 20 q Mr cl!ai
suggested that the salaries Of u,,1,.
bers OF the Cabine, ought to b. IN
creased Mr.. Elkins 'rered a. amend
ment providing that members o. ia,
Cabinet be given salaries o. 81 m
year. but II was laid on the table by =
vote OF = ?, II
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CHAPTER III.

when she vas removed 90 the Hud-
son County Jail In Jersey City II hap
pened that sie was placed In the sec
,ion ot which Conger had charge.
Conger was young-tSenty-n!ne years
old. He was !mpr.r-lonable
The dark appealing eyes Of his charge
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AFTERNOON NEWS
IN PARAGRAPHS.
Items Of Interest to New Workers
Received at the Last
Moment.
SMALLPOX IN MID-cITY.

Andrew Olsen. a tramp. was found
In Montgomery street. the heart o'
Jersey City's business section. to-day
dementcd and suffering with small
poS. Police kept citizens away for a
block and there was nu-h excitement
until ne vas sent 20 the pest house NJ
Snake Hil His Illness made him in
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CHAPTER III.

Mrs. conger vas a, home when her
husband arrived. She knew that III.
murderess had been sent away. and she
was glad. She could not refrain from
voicing her gladness.
ConSer became inturiated He drov.
her out OF the house.
she. in fear of her li.e. took refuge In
the home OF friend. Mrs J. 5. Dono.
hue. where she remained all night.
Left alone. Conger plugged up every
keyhols In the house. lie stuffed papef
between the window sashes and RAGS
under and around the doors. When the
house vas alright he wrenched a chan.
deller from Its fastening and lay down
to die.
The milk man smelled gas when n.
visited the conger nat this morning HI.
called Mr Donohue. who found he body
OF the Jail guard.
conser had died in the niEht. probably
a. about the time that the gates OF the
insane asylum closed behind Venceiora
Chartrand
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DARTMOUTH VERSUS BROWN
TEAMS MEET on THE GRIDTRON
Ar MANCHESTER TO-DAY.
Game VIII Settle the Football supremacy
OF Rhode Island aud New Hampshire
Dartmouth Men More Numerous.
but Brown Is Ia, Orite al Odds OF 3 10 Z.

M.SoHHsTEE. y H. Nov 81 This staid
factory town of 90 600 population resembles a
college town tonight Green banners and
brown nags are futtering everywhere and
the streets are thronged with excited young
men discussing the outcome OF to-morrow's
game between the foot ball teams OF the lead
ing colleges of Rhode Island and New Hamp-
shire
The Dart mouth squad was the first 10 arrive
The men came at q o'clock tonight and went
quietly to the Manchester House and later
attended the theatre There were twenty
eight in the bunch and dozen more players
are coming tomorrow They have a full set
OF substitutes and three sets Of backs
Two dozen Brown University men arrived
at o'clock and proceeded to the New cry
Hotel amid con siderable noise They are not
20 numerous a. the Dart mouth men but do not
lack confidence and are bound to wipe out the
defeat of last year az Providence. II viii he
the first event OF The kind in Manchester and
six thousand seats have already been sold and
new stands are being erected AZ Iarick Park
Special trains VIII run from Providence,
Boston. Lowell. Hanover. Portsmouth and
Dover The Portsmouth alumni Will bring
the Marine band from the ravy yard. and tho
Providence contingent viii bring band also.
The betting l. to In favor of Brown.
The line up
Gilman, left guard Smith. centre: Cloueh, right
gard place right tackle. Farmer right end William.
quarter back. Dillon, left half back Vaughn. right
half back Foster fuil back.
Cobb right guard Carter. centre: shaw. let guard;
webb left tackle; Schuwinn, LETT end. Crowell
quarter back Rany loft half back Hamilton. tul
back Lynch, right half back.
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Basketball.

Tn ln @ Nov e JOIN sG!
dcovc Jr.. 800 Webster avenue, jersey city.
IKE 70 arrange games with mrs, class teams within
mann, 50 Second street,
The College Point a, c, has all Thursdays in
class c to " ms pound sS teams address james
Dohcrty. 81 State street, New York.
The second team OF the College poln, 4: G, would
2gnds TO be played on THURSDAY poa nights Address
>, The Moon Leaf Mutes Team has THANKSGIVING
2Isrins suitable guarantee AddIeSs Harry A
The Columbia Varsity basketball team played
It's hrst game OF the season yesterday with The
varsity sfs won by a. score Of 80 to 10 i'''"' "
Il was fast game that the Crimson Five Of this
AMI ,ns N5ei Wacs o. me 81 Thom%s lpys
the Crescents winning b. a score OF IS 10 10,
The team of ST. Peters Junior Society has all
court With any los or iio pound team Address
Nicholas Pecora ios West eighteenth street
open on home court and would like to close II with
snne nrst class team address a T. watson,
TIL Emmanuel basketball team has organized and
wishes To arrange games with all teams averaging
10 PsSndi both on IT'S own and opp2nrn's court;
Brooklyn.
The Active Five has reorsanizcd for the season
their own courts and Offering sutab inducements
Address Harry L. Brloiy, 3s5 Main street.. Pater.
son, y, J.
The BOYS club Is and 100 pouni teams want
20 close Thanksgiving Day afternoon with some
out OF town team Offering suitable guarantee.
Address Charles &. Pfelfer ~ Blocker street
New YORK
The 81, peters Junior Soclety's second team has
all Wednesday evenings open for games on home
court. $40 West Twentieth street. Manhattan Dor.
ough. Address G T. Roberts. 200 Fourteenth
street. brooklyn, y, Y.
The Metropolitan Juniors would like 10 close
Thanksgiving afternoon with some junior team
averaging 95 pounds and guaranteeing expenses
ont OF town teams preferred. Address Charlie,
T. McWade. CSC Second avenue. New York.
The Seventeenth separate Company basketball
team, Metropolitan champions OF the \. a. T..
would like TO book out OF town games with mrs, D.
class teams offering suitable guarantees. Address
r. j. Dool"y. manager. 293 Madison avenue Flush
Jag. y. y.
The Rubber Five team OF Newark and the st.
Patrick : Alliance i've seniors met at Newark on
Wednesday night The former won by a score OF
- To ~. In the Junior game between the teams
OF the above clubs the Rubber Five won by score
OF - to O.
The fremont Deaf Mutcs have Thank gving
open and would Ike to M date with some INST
class team Offering a suitable guarantee. Mo
hawks of Flushing. Rubber Five. Corona or Nor
walks preferred, Address e. W. Van Tasscll
3a West l2bth street, New York.
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Washington Turf GOSSlD.

WAsHISjr NOV. ?i.--Word was received at
the BenningS track today that Tom Williams
president OF the California Jockey club had writ
ten a letter TO the Jockey club asking whether
Jockeys pullman and Tommy Burns would receive
permission To ride there this winter. Both boys
are In California. The cases Of these boys will
come up before the Jockey club at is mex, meet q.
Ing. which viii be held on Monday
". NJ. BarrCk. the well known plungc?. has
decided to sell out OF his horses and before
the races beg In tomorrow Cornwall, Criterion
II Iney Brook and Latrobe will be offered at auction
Jack McGinn, owned by j. +, Gardner Einus the
groperH Of Mood s GS S and LA r1'o"' mic owned
II {. schulz to day purchased Honolulu from
Andrew Miller and he, together with others IN
to morrow Eght. q. Borkel also purchased lurn
pike from y. 7 Wilson, Jr at private sale 10 day
according 70 reports abCut the rins. some s,rsn
ger and lieineman had az az, argument about lsu!
n SEns iee 5rTa gSc. mat n he would
oiieied licincmSn SIS on. third, which HcncmSn
also taken at the odds Of 40 to |,
The track, was in bad shape nj; morning and
gallopng a horse The latter stumbled and fell throw
Ing the boy heavily. He was picked up uncon-
Two hour, During me, carly, morning hours
an unknown stable lad who had been doing odd
onf s9T rscES @ bsyond the walk 10 fnoi
was struck BY a train and Instantly killed.
Mlburn was set down for three days By starter
Cassidy for bad behavior At the post. Milcs's
win on Paul Crevton In the nfh race was his nrst
winning mount In almost two years,
Barry, tho boy who was thrown from Historian
In the hurdle race yesterday was at the track to
day. Ills face was mass OF bruises and his body
was also very sore.
Echo Dale the horse who Is known In tire West
as the We, Horse" because he pcrSplres so freely
made his nrst appearance In the East to day when
he won the opening event by head from Carroll
u. Echo Dale was brought here for killing md
good
well known plunyer, Is said to have made yer!
big winning on the horse.
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Nominations for Oflicers OF Manhssset
Day Yacht Club,

The third annual meeting and dinner o (
the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club will be held
at the Hotel Manhattan on Tuesday. Dec.
The meeting will he called AZ $50 o'clock and
Commodore. Alpuonse H. Alker, steamer Flor
ence. vice commodore, Charles W. Lee rear
commodore. II, Wnslov White. Sloop Coys secre-
tary. Edward NJ Mcclellan: treasurer. Guy ".
Buxton: messurer. Charles u. Mower; trustees.
tclass ores, jame'R. Thomson II Ncn l.. Hoyt
Some changes are 70 be made In tho CON
stituton and bylaws. These are to be hon
orary. life. senior. junior and army and navy
members. The senior members will pay $50
initiation fee and $40 annual dues. and innior
members SIS annual dues and no initiation
fee
Dinner will he served at 745 O'Clock The
Manhasset Bay Challenge Cup will he on ex
hibition and prizes won last season Will be
presented to the winning owners.
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Football Notes.

~ rordham-Inyinclbles 9: Xavier Prep. o.
Farmer OF the Yale team AMI Farmer Of the
Dartmouth team a-r brothers
The Hcrkmer \, \. football eleven will play the
Hercules team 10 morrow Al Dexter PARK.
Edgar Wrgh'lngton will he the referee OF the
West Point Annapolis game next saturday.
{ Marshall is mentioned As tine most likely can
dldat, for the Harvard cap,ancy for next year.
c. |. BAILEY. quarter back. mas been elected cap
Reports from the Harvard Yale game viii he
received direct from the grounds AZ the Princeton
club. 70 Fast Thirty fourth street this afternoon.
won the university football championship yesterday
afternoon by defeating the sophomores by the
score OF Is to q,
pionsh,p series ~ Columbia University was played
on South Field YESTERDAY between the sophomores
s BY ' sorc of 10 To former "o" A' "''u S
II Is announced on good authority that Penn
sEysn All fd no, protest k ro ne n5yaTa Sen[G
was Withdrawn because he played four years at
the University of Indiana
The most important game to DAY, next TO the
Harvar, Nalr Sc, 10. VII be the Brown Dartmouth
struggle. Interest In II is proportonaiey as great
and il brown wins to day il Will he an open question
between Amherst ami Brown as to the New Eng
ana Yale II Dartmouth wins the honors 60 10
Amherst.
The New York University coaches predict sue
cess in to days game with Union at onto Field.
The practice yesterday was encouraging to the
cheering students on the side lines and the biggest
Tho back ueld Is strengthened hy Lane, o. az fun
back who has been out Of the game FOR month
on account OF injuries Capt Connolly viii play
AT night guard in place OF Coe. who viii diSplacc
Fhedhurg at centre. on account ofthc large crowd
expected at the game to day the 10 o clock ,rain
from the Grand Central Station will stop at In
verSity Heights. In addition to the regular trains,
Frank Mason known In his college days NJ har
ward a, Singer Mason. tn" former baseball and
football player who was not allowed 10 see the
secret practice on Wednesday last denies that he
81 ,cloScl any secrets 10 the Dartmouth team,
which ne was COACHING lie says he did not tel
Dartmouth what Harvard signals Were ami as for
the plays and signals he gave dartmouth they
were his own Invention. which he fel, al liberty
10 use whenever he chose. Mason says he told
Dartmouth only what n coach should tell, where
the weak spots In the Harvard line were. This.
~ the way" ne observes, caustcally. was not
one who saw them
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FOUR PAVORlTES DEFEATED.
AUGUST BELMONT'S FLYING JIB
WINS 4 TWO-YEAR-OLD RACE.
Echo Dale and Lulu MARI Succeed In Big
Fields In the First Two Eyen,s-Sctsll-
ket Runs Away From Caithness-Paul
Creighton and Satire Provide Upsets.

WAsHISoToS. Nov. 2i.-There were cigh-
teen starters in each of the first two races
to-day. Echo Dale. a Western importa-
ton. who was played down to Z to favorite.
went out in front soon after the start of the
first event and led the rest OF the way. al
though 1t required n hard drive to get hi m
home head before Carroll D.. who beat
Guesswork by a similar distance In the
second event Lulu Mari. at the liberal price
OF tn l. WAS victorious beating Mount Hope.
the favoritc, by a couple Of length
August be lmonts Flying Jib. n warm
fseorite in the third race. made good in a
sharp drive. when Minder got him home a
length before Watkins Oyerton. Barbara
Frietchie the favorite in the fourth event.
conid do no better than third. Setauket.
7 to I. winning in a vallop by half dozen
lepeths. with Caithness in the place, An
Qther nrst choice. Attila, went wrong in the
9Th race. Redfern finishing third with him.
wWle Paul Creighton. AT 10 to !. won in
gallop. with Prancer, to /, a head before
Atfila.
Satire. to I. took the last race by nose
from Circus. with CoRswell a length back
Altogether II was rough day for the talent.
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Bowling Notes.

The ArchdloceSsn Union League games scheduled
20 be played last night were postponed until next
Monday night.
As Reds alleys have been closed the Wholesale
Drug Trade Association tournament games SEIZED
ulcd to be played this afternoon have been post -
poned Harry Barnes. president Of the associa
lion. said yesterday that another alley would
probably be secured n'x week and the tourney
continued on next saturday afternoon.
The Interclub Bowling League Of BROOKLYN was
formally organized at the Carleton club last nigh,
The following clubs are entered. Carleton Cor
telyou. flks. Logan and Kings County Whoelmcn
Charles II. Ebbets was unable 10 attend the meet
ing. but the dele yates elected him president OF
the league. T.. " Brinkman OF the Elks was elected
vice president and w. II. Tappcy OF the I.oyanS
secretary and treasurer. Chairman CLARK an Il.
pointed Ebbcts and Tappcy a committee on SEIZED
ule. The opening games win be play ed on Dec 10
At a meeting held at the HARLEM Circle Palace
alleys last night. \ womrns bowling tournament
was formed. The Golden Links entered two teams
and the Jolly Women. TaapooSa. Ladies' Rose
dales. Crcscents aud ArdSlcy Ladies' one tea m
each. The tournament which is limited to
twenty one teams Is slated to begin early In Jan
uary. AMER lengthy discussion. all hut one
OF the delegates voted In favor Of PLAYING tho
American game, II was the general opinion that
the tournament would not be a success with women
conducting II, so II was decided no, 10 elect any
of the tourney and decide all disputes The nnsl
meeting will be held In about two weeks
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Yacht Racing Association Of Ions Island
MOdifes Rule.

meeting of the Yacht Racn Association
OF Long Island Sound was held last Wednes-
day and the rule question was considered
The Committee OF Naval Architects reported
in favor of slight modification OF the rule
governing the midship section and the dele
gates will report to their respective clubs
An amendment 10 The bylaws was passed
so that the Officers OF the association will be
elected by delegates instead OF by the mem
bers of the Executive Committee as formerly.
President Charles T. Pierce appointed Ward
Dickson, o. n Chcllborg. e Wyckoff
+. &. Hall and f. " Mcclellan q committee
TO nominate officers and committees to be
elected at the March meeting
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billiards.

At tho Knickcrhoc Billiard Academy
in Brooklyn last night. Perry. Is, and White.
%? were the players in the handicap three
cushion carom tournament White won the
game. % to 81 Each player made a high
run of = In the afternoon Prof Kaarlus
beat Miss kaarlus in a l0-point, two-hall
game by points Gardiner defeated Kceuey
in the ?j0- point li-inoh balk-linc game on
Thursday evening 10y "a points
last night in an Is-inch balk- line practice
game at Costello'- billiard rooms. The
score.
Slosson-). 81. 30 .. ol, = 10 :. A. 8 2. :? /. 4,
IS 81 Total 80. average II II Il. high runs, 81
81 ~
McIaughln-i. 10. = o, 0. o. 3 o. /. . 3. 10. o. 81
40 Total ~ average. S, high runs 81, 49, 10.
Gardiner defeated Blough for the cham
pion-hip of the Crescent \. & in Brooklyn
last night by a score OF go to 2i8
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Plans Almost Complete for American
League Club In This city.

CHICAGO. Nov ?i.-PresIdent johnson
OF the American League returned from New
rumors which have been circulated durn G
his absence from headquarters The most
persistent OF these had the American League
abandoning New York and returning to
Pttsburg instead Regarding this Mr. John
son said
We will certainly put a club in New York
next spring. and on Manhattan Island
but good many people don't believe IL yet
During this trip the deal has been practi-
cally closed We have the necessary leases.
and there are only one or two minor details
yet to wind up. | cannot disclose the loca-
lion We have secured until the details are
settled
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At l.atOnl1.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 2l.--The track al Letona TO
day was slow. but the weather hnc. Three favor
ties and three lpng shots got the purses. In the
Two mile event. tlnsdalc, the even money iaNurtc.
ran absolutely last, II was later discovered that
the horse was suffering from severe case Of pncu
monia. Jockey Moppn who rode lslip IN tne
steepechase. was suspended indefinitely for a
bad ride.
First Race--One mlle-Jake Land ~ &C. Kelly
" 10 t. won; Mandamus, los tScullyp, u to t. second
Sly Maid, OF u. o'Connor. I? to 1, third. Time,
l:50la.
second Race-Fiye and bali tlilongs-rlrst
Attempt, 100 &c. Kelly. Sto ,, won II ,ok Sea Okla.
100 q. Dalyl, 0 10 I, second, suburban Queen. ~
Patton. 10 to !. third, Time. ii2'..
Third Racc-TWo miles-StcunduS, 100 Lindsey
7 to I. won: Facade, lo5 tScullyl, to /. second
KunIa. 100 " ,ubre,, 6to !, third. Time, $40,
Fourth Racc-Sieeplechase handicap short
course -Hsndycc. .is McCauilre' I to 8. won;
pn, 10 10 ,si ae' 4i inc ss fS"' 'S loo '"0p
Firh Rscc-.SS furlones-Past Master, liz IT.
Knight. = TO S. won; qualify street, III %. DAILY
10 10 /, second Doc Wood. II? Plrrmanl Is TO /.
Sil,h Race-one mile-Flaneur. io4 ~. Hllmorcl
Is 10 /. won; King Barleycorn 100 IS. BONNER
g to |, srconn! Kings PET, W Lindsey. 20 TO !.
third, Time, 10.
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Gossip OF the Rims.

p. y, Newark. They never met. 2 He was
only champion OF America.
Reader, Washington lie Is In London. His last
contest was with VIII Curlcy.
J. j. +. New York-Hc was born on March TO-
is8D, In Galway, Ireland. He came TO America
In 1891.
Naher at Philadelphia on Dee 3. has gone 10 West
Baden to train.
KID" Thomas OF this city wants IN box any man
weighing LBS pounds. Thomas prefers a match
with Tim KeAtnS
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Prof essionals to Drive In Speedway Brushes.

Professional drivers will have an inning
on the Speedway this afternoon, a race
ha wing been arranged for them In con-
junction with the regular championship
Jack Curry will drive The kins or Crescent.
George Spear will start Alice 'rnes, Charles
Thompson v Ill have Col Nlit"s and Isaac
Flemii g will try to win with Psonisc The
brusa committee las arranged ten bTu shes
in all, including the championship contests
for PAGERS, trotting teams and pacing teams
The trotting 81 amuionsi,ip was settled last
saturday. when kingmond won the fourth
consecutive brush IN the series. The horses
that are to hc driven by profess ionals to-
morrow are owned by members Of the Road
Drivers Association. The first brush will
be started promptly AT 2 o'coCk The con-
tests are over the lover str.tt h of the Speed
way in front OF the clubhouse