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The Washington times., 1902-05-21
object Lesson in Politics

Pfttsburg Dispatch-With both cham
bers of the Swedish Parliament voting for
universal suffrage whom confronted with
= strike Of 100000 workers It is feared
that the Belgian idea of forcing DO
|Iitical remedies by stopping work may
become popular elsewhere.
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CURRENT PRESS COMMENT.
Perfectly Harmless.

Chicago Record Herald-One peculiar
ity about the burned-out volcano d. B.
Hill is that no matter what vaporings
may come from It there is very little
Quaking in the surrounding country.
The Washington times., 1902-05-21

Any who buy the Morning. Afternoon, Sunday
Edition of The Times Washington, suburban
towns, railroad trains elsewhere will confer favor by notifying
the Publisher of The Times Tenth and Sts Washington D. c.
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In Honor of French Visitors.

The invitations Of the French Ambas-
sador and Nine Jules Cambon for Satur-
day evening at $3.50 are to meet General
Bougere and the special mission from
France.
The Washington times., 1902-05-21
Second the Motion.

Philadelphia Times--New Mexico is en-
titled to have a new name when she
gains her statehood? Why not make II
lincoln?
The Washington times., 1902-05-21
A Useless Asset.

Chicago Inter ocean-when we shall
control all the steamship lines of the
world there will be no reason why the
foreign nations should not throw in their
nayies.
The Washington times., 1902-05-21

MORNING EDITION, one year 81: six
months, e2.5O; three months, sI.25. Morn
ing and Sunday. one year. 81; six mcnths,
".oo; three months. 81. 80. Sunday sdi-
ION only, one year. Sc; six months, 81;
'hree months, SO cents.
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EVENING EDITION. one year. -: six
months, &1.5O: three months. IS cents.
Evening and Sunday, one year. b: six
months, $3.50; three months, si.25. Morn
ing, Evening. and Sunday. one year, SO;
Fix months, So; three months, $3.50.
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Garden Party at Washington College.

The Ladies' Missionary Society of CAL
vary Baptist Church, will give a garden
party at Washington College this evening
from 6 to 10 o'clock. In case of rain Pres
.dent and Mrs. Menefee will open their
home for the entertainment Of the guests.
The Washington times., 1902-05-21
His Hearts Desire.

Baltimore American-Sir Thomas Lip
CONS motto is: Il care not who gains the
peerage IL i can only win the cup"
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hite-Lawyer.

Miss Bessie Lawyer and Mr.. James W.
White were married Monday at the resi-
dence Of the brides mother. Mrs. w. ].
Lawyer. 1908 I Street. by Rev. w. r.
Turner, rector CT st. Michael and All
Angels. Only the relatives Of the con-
tracing parties were present. Mr.. John
L. Edwards was best man. A breakfast
followed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
White left during the afternoon for Van
couver, r. c.. from which port they will
sail next week on the Empsess of India
for Hongkong. China. where t. s--z~-
has accepted an important position with
an American manufacturing company.
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Light Infantry Nav BAH rouisht.

The May ball Of the Washington Light
Infantry will be held this evening at the
W. l. I. Armory. Fifteenth and E
Streets.
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Personal Notes About
Washington People.

Miss Margaret Eichhorn and Mrs. C. K.
Sutton have gone to New York for an in
definite stay.
Col. and Mrs. W. P. Trentlen will leave
tomorrow for an all-summer visit to CAL
ifornia.
Mrs. E. W. Remer. OF New York, is the
guest in this city OF her daughter, Miss
Helen Ware.
Gen. Joseph Wheeler, U. S. A., is at
the New Willard.
Mr.. Herbert Warren and Mr.. John L.
Thompson left yesterday for short visit
to New York and Boston.
Messrs. Arthur Gatewood and Walter
Rogers have gone to Atlantic City for q
few days.
Or. and Mrs. L. Z. La Fetra, Of New
York. will be In the city Friday to spend
a few days as the guests OF their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George H. La Fstra. They
Will GAIL for Europe June Il.
The Washington times., 1902-05-21
Misses Jordan and Merritt,s cat Home y

Miss Mary E. Jordan and Miss Anne
Merritt will receive their friends at the
latter's home Friday afternoon from
to o'clock.
The Washington times., 1902-05-21
Mr.. Herbert Warren and Mr. John

Gen. Joseph Wheeler, U. S. A., is at
the New Willard
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PENSIONS on THE READING.
boar q Director Approve . Pian
tails of the Scheme.

PHILADELPHIA. May 2i.-The Board Of
Directors OF the Philadelphia and Reading
Railway Company to-day adopted a plan
for pensioning employees. II IL the In
tention to put in operation similar pension
systems on all the ira importation companies
owned or contr oiled by the Reading
company.
All employees who have attained the
age Of 10 are to be retired, and II they have
been thirty years in the service they arc
to be pensloned. AL employees from as
to 90. Inclusive. who have been thirty or
more years In the service and who have
become incapacitated. may be retired and
pen-ioned.
For zach year OF service l per cent. OF
the average regular monthly paw for ten
years next preceding rstirement is the
basis Of the pension. The Pension Board
IL TO have power Ia cass a faithful employee
Of the company IL injured and i~ncapacitated
to award him such a sum ~ a pension as
may -eem proper. No person N to be taken
into the service OF the compa ny who is
over IS years old, except with the approval
Of the Board OF Directors.
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VICTORY FOR GOULD TEAM.
Lakewood Win Easily In Polo FINAL for
W~rstch~ster Cup~.

The Gould Lakewood polo team scored
q decisive victory over the Rockaway Hunt
ing Clubs team yesterday IN the nIiAl match
Tor the N..tchsster Country Club After a
one sided rontest the score stood i3s goals
for the New Jersey PLAYERS 20 -. for Rock
away Although R~ockaway had an advan-
tag Of ; goal, by handicap rating. therefore
being forced 20 allow that nunhe 20 Lake
wood. the superior PLAYING all rested with
the winners and the latter could easily have
siv-n twice that handicap themselves aud
yet hav" won
The two Gould boys. Kingdom and jay.
played a much stradler game than last Mon
day and their tendency TO knock the balls
on, side when one more accurate stroke would
have meant a goal. was less notlcespie
although IL did occasionally crop out Jay
Gould made N" iirs' point IN the quick time
~ thirty seconds and then four. more goals
speedily followed for Lakewood. The last
was q eft from Savage, N" bail bounding
from his inAllet during a lively ~crirnnilge
near The Lakewood posts. and 80 scoring I"t
his Opponents Ionov"r made one. count ir
ROrkavay lust as the period closed
T. = Collier who has iu-' recovered from
the effects Of n two broken Ube received
while playing polo in the late. tournament Az
Lakewood. appeared for The nrst time ,slnce
his acciden'. but his lack 81 prsctlC. snd par.
and he contributed somewhat to the one
sided score piled up agains, R~ookaway.
The teams
IAs~wooi-G.ors- } Gould. = Jay Gould. .
KIN gdon Could . ben Nicoll, a Total. ~
hScfa."y coIoi,r Ss'fs sSoIff.tnnsN fo,ai'is
Gosls Earned -LAkesood, II. Rocss~ay Al.
lowed ny handicap lakewood. ; Lost by pm
n Mcwdos- iS, RccssssS y, R.frr-s|Fr,
Alien. T1mese-pef- N l.. HerberI.
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HORSES BARRED. Autos FENCED.
How the staten Island Roadway VII He
rtxed foe Meter Wecerds.

Elaborate arrangements have been planned
70 prevent accidents and 90 insure accuracy
Of timing IN the automobile record trials
20 10 held on the South Shore Boulevard or
Staten Island OF MAY ~ Not a hors"-draVn
vehicl. will be- allowed On tho course and
the croS.ins- will all he fenced across
Automobiles Of spsctator- vii he p"nned
on a, ou- SidN Of the road behind SS feet OF
fencing The competing machines VII not
DO allowed TO return from III. finishing 10
the starting point along the course. but Will
have 30 20 roundabout over a side road
Machines viii travel In only one direction
over the course on that day N" timing
will h. lone bv a French automatic. device.
NTH .'op watches a. the start ana fnish.
electrically connected This instrument was
used At the baking contest on Riverside
Drive Resides this tho two ends OF The
cour.- vtl b. connected by an independent
telephone
The course IL not ns straigh. nor =. level
a. the ,oney Island Boulevard and vet the
committee hope. for better 70 oTds over
n Ia order 10 better compare IN" american
records win th0s. Of Franc, The time made
bN The vehicles viii to taken at the EiIoin-ter.
which accurately - AL Of a mile
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-22
EASY CANE FOR AMERICANS.
ENGLISH POLO TEAM BEATEN
NJ SCORE or 2 70 I.

Fsxhaii keese mar Tnrsashsss ths
Came. Y. Cswdin nrswu. but
Escapes Injury -Hurftngham P1aS 81
vesy Weak l. wsteroury's ~ nun'
Special csss Dssps'eA 10 TIE srx
LONDON. May H.-The American polo
team. under the captaincy II FoIhall Keene.
had an easy task to-day when IL met the
birmingham team. the latter being very
weak. Everybody was glad 10 go that
Mr.. Keno had 20 far recovered from the
injuries recently sustained while follow
ing the hounds that he was able Ia last the
whole hours play. He hit most OF the
goals, and Ia getting back to his true form.
lawrence Waterbury made his usual hne
defence. He made n brilliant run and .
goal on his pony. Stats. He retired at the
end 81 tho fourth ten minutes and J. N.
Waterbury came into tho team at No. !.
Agassis dropping 10 back,
J s. Cowdin who played No. . all through.
had . fall in the middle Of the game. being
owe tho boards In front OF the
pavilion, but he escaped unhurt. Arer
trst ten minutes play RAvlinson hit
the hrst and only goal for the Hurting
hams, who were beaten by a score Of : 70 /.
The English players were . weak scratch
team.
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NO OWNERSHIP IN WATER"
A. Least Not when u 10 on Lam seized
BY the Cty. says Justice keogh.

WHITE PLAINS. v Y. MAY "A de-
cision Of Supreme Cour Justice keogh IN
which he finds thai the city OF New York
does no, have 20 paw for the water ofa AXE
or pond on n .eiDed nv tho city. was
hled to-day with County Clerk Sutherland
n, White Plains. The owner 81 tho outlet
attempted 10 collect from the city the
value Of the water and it, market value
for storage purposes 10 New York, in addi-
ton 10 the value 20 the BID 81 tn. lake.
The commissioners allowed SO m. hut
this award was -et aside
The Court holds that the owner could
not collect the value % the water, there
heiae no ownership in watcr In the suit
Of Mary r l-e!in for the alu Of water
in Lake Gilead d, ~ also decided that no
mon. can lie collected for tho value of the
water.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-22
New Zealand Athlete. to Compete Her.

Richard Coombes. the Australian sporting
writer and owner Of the sydney Rsfsrcs. in
a letter to = D. sullivan, Secretary Of the
A A I. ays New Zealand viii he repre-
sen'ed In the English athletic mpions shit -
and that tho a~ntipodean athletes will return
homo by way OF tho United States They
expect to reach America In time for N" ma
tional cham pion ships. which will be held IN
the vicinity Of New York early In the fall.
on tho Now Zealand team will 10 George "
smith. tho hurdler. Who ran tho i21-ysrd.-
3 foot A inch obstacles on = grass course
In tho great time Of IS lis seconds Another
star - v simpson. = distance runner ard
\ new conner on Nov = last simpson COW
erred two miles on a grass course In . minutes
.: seconds. and on Dec - he ran three mites
on 4 1ra-s course In IL minutes 80 ss~onds.
times which oompire favorahly With the
best records on rindsrs
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MCOY DONE WIN FIGHTING.
INC Pugilis, says lie Hes omit the Ring
His Righ Arm Hurt,

Rid Mccoy saws he has made W HE mind
to quit the rms. that his recent nght with
I'D Carter IN Philsdelphis vas has last and that
no, hing Will induce him to show In the roped
arena again Mccoy - carrying his risht arm
around an a sling n. saNs that after tn.
second round IN the nsht with tta"r his
right hand was practically useless tie thinks
he hurt ~ nv landing a heav w swing On Catter's
head Mctoy speaks highly OF carter
prow.ss a. q fighter, but says that he VAS Tar
from being whipped .
Avs Mccoy. and he gave me much NOR.
than expected But had the mill lasted
would certainly have been returned
he victor, for | was Just roundinE into form
nv the end ~ the sixth round lam through
With IN. game forever l don't like II any
more Training IL = constant wear on a man
and TOO irk.pIue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-22
OLD MAGISTRATES RETURN.
Dsoley Of Adams street Csurt Won't Have
Co.'s VINO Heiped to Reunce I

The squAbblc between the rival City
Magistrates In BROOKLYN came to q closo
yesterday. when the old set Of Magistrates
appointed by Mayor Van wyck took their
-eats in the respective courts n the new
SGT elected on the fusion ticket in Novem-
Der stepped down and out In accordance
with the ruling Of the Court Of Appeals.
By the decision ~ the cnurr. the hcum-
bents. all II whom are Democrats, will
serve ten years.
Magistrate Dooley. on taking his seat In
the Adams street court, ordered that Police
men Coleman. Malouey and O'Connor.
should no longer be recognized as our
officer. They had aided Magistrate Du-
rack in bouncing him from the cour during
the controversy for Possession in January.
Ma gis,rate Dooley has requested Deputy
Police COMMISSIONS Ebstein to assign
three men as court officers. two being
memberr Of the Magistrates own Demo-
cratic Club. Mr.. Ebstein told him that the
assignments must he made by Commissioned
Partridge.
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Po,o NJ Meadow Isrook

Hyx,r.rrAr. MAY 81 AZ Meadow
Brook to-day wa. purely practice and there
was no regular game. Several OF the Buffalo
and wc-tchester players were on the field. but
did only desultory playing There are
si,ty POLO ponies nov stabbed In tho club
.,ar. and more on route. The Gould ponies
will he stabbed IN Hampstead village a. there
- no room n Meadow Brook Tomorrow
the tournament orsns for The Meadow broos
club cups Buffalo and the Country Club
al N.s,che.ter will be the opposing teams
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G~sKESwIcH. Conn. May N.-Judse Of
Probate Joseph Z. Russell rendered his de-
cision to-day on the amount Of fcce to b
allowed Frederick Mead Of New York for
his services as executor In settling the &C.
tate Of the late solomon Mead Of Green-
~ich. fixing the sum at s23.c This
amount IL 81 500 lees than the executor
charged.
In making claim against the estate OF
SIS 600 Mr.. Mead asserted that In the three
years he had administers Il the estate
had increased s4oo SAT. and hat he should
be- well paid for such services The estate
consisted Of bondr and stocks. Solomon
Mead provided In his viii that they should
be sold In thrre years and the proceeds
divided into $50 shAres. Of which In largest
number were bcQueath~d 10 his childr~n
and the balance to various colleges. mia
sionary societies and churches.
They all objected to the executor
charge. and were r-pr~srnted by counsel In
the hearing. samuel Fessenden appeared
for the heirs. who said that the estate had
Increased owing TO The rise In value OF
stocks. and not by reason OF Mr.. Meade
skill.
Judge Russell holds that the estate u
now 81 .osi .t07. an increase Of t$0s vi stnce
Mr.. Mead assumed control Of IL. but that
his plaoe was not one Of profit. and hs Was
entitled 20 only reasonable feee for his
time and responsibility He refused 20
allow $500 for bookkeeping. which Mr..
Mad had paid out Of the estate 20 him
self. but allowed 5000 counsel fees.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-22
Goodman and Douxhrr,y In 4 Fast Bout.

BosroN. NAV q nd Goodman ~ mi.
ci,y. and Danny Doushsr'y Of PhilEdelphi.
taught rftcen rounds t-fore tho criterion
4 to-ui.h' u Wa- oI" Of IA" fastest and
most scientific bouts seen N thi~ CITY IN years.
and according 10 q previous agreement. the
hou, was declared a draw bN Referee. Buck
la Goodman forced IN" rst'iug. but
Dousherty displayed NOR" science aud At
times had a decided advHutas 9" Ills loot
nan considerably With q lett iab to the fac.
CoodnIan,t oWeVtr. vHs III" stronger and he
landed several effective rtght-hand -wiuss.
e,p..lally IN the latter part Of N" contest
Goodman weighed l.n pounds while Dough
eriy tipped tho scale, a. ii1's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-22
DAMAGES TO WULETEERs.
Federal Judge Passes ou ~ Important
Qu~stioa Relating TO british TT

NEW ORLEANS. May H.-Judge PsrlAnse
Of the United States District Court passed
to-day on the numerous damage suits
brought by mule'c~rs against the British
transports and officers here Red in
shipping horses and mules 10 South Africa.
There were several hundred Of the~e suits.
wherein the muleteers said they we're III
treated or starved or shipboard.
Judge Parlange decided that or tho
question 81 jurisdiction when Americans
sign articles on a British ship they are TO be
considered az Engli.hmen. subject 20 the
British Admiralty law. but on the return
trip they are Americans. subject to the
American maritime laws. He decided that
the complaints 81 insufficient food wer"
.well-founded IN the case - the transport
European and granted the men damage.
and allowed the muletesrs on the Nhlwauk-e
damages on tho ground that the Captain
had not cared for them properly In South
Africa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-22
INOyIRY INTO NELSON'S DEATH.
Police Tr,tng 20 Trace His Mo, ~tnents
prto re Tie Vas Killed on the lie, sted.

The Coron-r's ofic~ and tho police of
the rch st rect station arr investigating
the death Of Louis Nelson. the expert hc-
countant ~ ~ Irnox avenue. whose body
was found n, II IS o'clock Tuesday night
on tho Ni'th avenue elevated railroad
tracks fifty feet north ~ Cortlandi street..
Nelson. who was "mploy"d 10y tdmouds
A Bou,on, accountants. AZ 50 Pine street.
lef, the ofi~- about q O'Clock Tuesday
evening What h" ia from then un,li h"
was killed the poi~' ar trying TO harm.
but ar yet without Success.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-22
RAILROAD WINS N NEBRASKA.
Missouri Pscinc Needn' Pay Sass .OOO
In Fine.

LINCOLN. Neb.. May H-The Missouri
p scihc Railroad Company was relieved
to-day by a decision 81 the Supreme Court
Of the M yment 81 siS5.ooo sought 10 be
enforced by tho State a. penalties for VIOLA
lions Of the MA ximum freight rate law
Tn. Court holds that the si.eH per day
renalty cannot be- collected. hecaus" the
law was held UP Nv an injuncf ion in the
FEDERAL Court and obedience Ia Us pro-
visions wa- not compulsory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-22
sue. for spo.ooo for a wh,pp,ps.

BtY SHosr. /. l.. MAY 81 Moss x. r.
fu'.r. = Vcll-known clubman 81 this place.
has b-u -,r-l for sIoy1n damages nv Wal
ter Il kcnncdy. editor 81 the Long Island
Enir pu,c La, D~ccmh-r Fuller took
"fen0. AZ an article printed in the Enter
pas and 'hrash.d Kennedy with q horse
Nhp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-22
NEW HONE FOR CHURCH CLINIC.
Tho Rev. DR.. Greer D~dicstes -. Bar.
thoiomew's New building.

The new building Of 81 Bartholomew
Clinic In East F~ory-s~cond -trs't, adj DIN
ing the parish house Of st Bartholomew's
Church, was dedicated last evening by the
Rev. DR.. Greer. Many members Of the
wcrs present. TIE lev building.
which IL six stories in height. will he used
mainly for the treatment Of cases requiring
only q short stay In a hospital
Twenty-six thousand persons received
Treatment, a, the clinic .ast wear Medical
work in the new building will BE- begun At
onCe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-22
cuban student. n, cornell Celebrate.

ITHACA. Y. Y, May 2i-The eighteen
Cuban students in Cornell University cele-
bra,~d the first days Independence for
their native island by holding a banquet
NJ the Ithaca Hotel. Antonio Macs.
the only son - the great Cuban General.
VA. the tnns'mas'er. Resolutions ex-
pressing confidence in President Palma
and his Cabinet and thanking President
Roosevelt, and tho United States for faith
fully Keeping the pledges To the Cuban
people were passed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-22
Hicks Arnold Entertsins business Men ~
HIRAM Woods.

Poar CHEsrrR y. Y. MAY ?1.-ln order
,o show his friends over his estate. Byrain
Woods. on the outskirts 81 Port Chester,
Hicks Arnold, 81 the firm 81 Arnold. Con-
stable A Co, gave a dinner to-day To about
one hundred and fifty men prominent Ia the
commercial and banking circles 81 Man
haitian. The dinner was scrved in the biz
stable by sherry. The guests were brought
10 port Chester on n special train. Mr..
Arnold II prcparingt To build a large mansion.
which will cost about 10000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-22
Parton Troil~, ear. "a the Races.

Beginning SATURDAY. the BROOKLYN Rapid
Transit Company will nun AZ extra parlor
oNr service 10 tho Grnv--rnd track from
'hi. end II the Bridge The cars will cave
a. y. ~ IS. | Is and las y clock. The same
s"ryior will be provided after The last race
"arh day The fare will he IS CENTS zach
yav
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-22
rx-,uds~ Van Ho~--n o. of Fr,sip~ia..

Former Judge Georg" Van Hoes~n
who IL Chairman 81 the Eyecu'ive Com
mittee n Tammanv Hall, has been III -
n, his home, a. Wc-t Forty
seventh street. since SUNDAY HIS hruth.r
.aid last night that MIR Van Ho"seu's facr
had swelled to t~ic" its normal -ila. bu,
he WINS not in a serious condition u had
improved a it'll" Yesterday lie had a
coI IA and an attack Of bronchitis in the
winter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-22
wo,,.o q. she LET, the Cathedral.

Cecilia O'Brien Of is IVES, iosth street
was leaving ~. Patrick's Cathedral ye-ter-
day afternoon. when two boys grabbed
her purse Policeman Giavin caught on"
az them at Madison avenue and Forty
eighth street, The hoy had the pur-e.
which contained 81 20. hut laid his COM
panion had stolen II. He aid he wa An
drew Bodner, a schooiboy, 81 60 East Twelfth
street, He was locked up in IN" Fast Fifty
first ri rect station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-22

!Srecli CdIS Dssni'eh n THt SrN
LONDON. NAV I.-In the professional
golf tournament al Greenor. to-day Braii.
vardon. Scot, and Herd were the winners
Of the first heat Brad beat Nardon and
Herd beat scott in tho second heat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-22
Freeman Wins No,or.Pac~d Races.

w.sHISoTo>. May - - IN" t"n-mile motor
psccd rae. At The Coliseum track tonight
he, " cen n u Freeman and " = Fem was
won by the for m.r The match was for the
be., two out Of three. and was won In two
straight heats The tine for the first heat
was Is minutes - seconds. ana Tor The ~rC-
-id.red good time The winner motor wa-
ridden by Arthur Zimmerman and G~org.
Iur VILE