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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-24
STEEL SPEEDWAY FOR AUTOS.
STRErCH FOR KILOMETER TRIALS
PLANNED FOR QUEENS.
Gen. Roy L. stene q the Auto mobile Club
Explains That Rsils VIII he Laid On
Private Land-Rssd VIII BE sixteen
Feet wide-May Lead TO New Record.

Gen. Roy L. stone q the Autemobiie Gun
Explains That RAIDS WIN he Laid On
Private Land-Rssd VIII BE sixteen
Feet wide-May Lead TO New Record.
A short speeding stretch OF q novel sort
for automobiles IL probability OF the near
future.
The committee Of the Automobile Club
OF America. which has charge Of Its expert
ments With steel plate roads has decided not
10 attempt to lay any more specimen tracks
such as those In Murray street In tho dty
II 1t can obtain the privilege OF using the
rest OF the rails on hand 10 some country
place. and this privilege II Is now seeking.
Gen. Roy l.. Stone Of the committee ex-
planned yesterday TO Q reporter OF THE suN
that the repaving contracts for Seventh
avenue interfered with the plans made for
laying a stretch Of steel rails there. There
are yet on hand nearly mile OF the rails,
and 1t Is proposed II possible to lay them
out for n speedway over which kilometre
record can be made.
The site for this speedway has been so
lected by Gen. Stone out near the Creedmoor
Rife Range In Queens county. The Idea 10
not to lay the rails on any public highway.
but over some grassy stretch OF private
land and pay rental to the proprietor, 90 that
Viii be IN every way Ippric cS es Ike
r be- :s S:. III fhs sn ls vn s1 BE- ei
the summer and removed In the fall unless
It was found desirable TO keep them and the
II was not possible to nnd room for one,
Con Stone, but the kilometre e7i milel
track can DO laid in a ght line; The
rood needs to be only about sixteen ieet Woe.
Will viii be turf ri there and no dust to Be- blown
up by the rapidly moving motor cars Inc
rails 10 be used are the same as those now
to be seen on Murray street between Brosa,
long and / foot wide With a sieht ridge at
the outer edge to act as guide for tree
Go Con ans .s ths objects Of this speedway
SaS o. sns aa S to S GSs su q.
mobiles going at hish speed, This We could
not do In the city. I think they will be Wide
enough. for ] have noticed motor cars run
very evenly along car tracks With no fange
on the rail 70 suide them or hold the wheels
Is how much must be allowed for contrac-
tion and expansion. 80 that we will know
whether we must provide expansion plates
or not. There has boon no noticeable change
y the Murray street sample thai hat mas c ssIi
pleased with y. We will have TO md out
before LAYING the track what IL the average
width OF the bic automobiles, so rs to deter
mine the gauge OF the road. The rails IN
murray street rect ar. sCS hcr feet aD. I'D Tor . Se
speedway. have. yet to consult with Jeher-
son Seligman and other members Of the
committee about the land and expect 10
know more. definitely what we will DO In
pay the expense OF the road and will con-
troll Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-24
A. San Francisco.

SAN YHANcrs6o. March 2s-This was q banner
day for long shots.
fir., R.ce-Five and half furlonE:..Piek.w.y.
son,, is 70 !. second: po!,erei ioa ls,usrt % l.
Mover. Alta Young m arrow Lady 0silantry. Nor
dents. Isabelhs. Lady Roweal. Anvil and Harriet
Second RAes-sz furionss-pegus Bill. ioA
tSheeAn 20 to won: Modlous, - lAdkins). 70 !.
second: Hipponax. III fBirkenruth). o TO I, third
isns Peeress. Ersma. soiinus. HI Photo and IdoSo
Third Rses.FouI frnonss.Rcse Par. g &
40 I. sscond; .Apben... io1 bonovsn,, e 70 Z.
Florans Bell, Annie Marie. Whoa Bin and scherso
Fourth Rsee.-one mile and three.si1,eenth:-
ics tPowsiD 80 l. eond: fiiSusier. ioi tBonner
Is TO I. third. Time, 707. Tufts, Ravino. Blessed
Damolel, Lena and Louelsea also ran.
Fifth Race-Fivc and half furonGs-Gus LAnfs.
Ell, SO 8, second Pressfe, io1 sbosovsnl, IS 10
neW, Puss In Boots. Instsr. Tom Mitchell. GLADYS
Sixth Rsce.one NH. and 20 y.rds-Ae,ion. .
lBonneD, sto . won: Jim Hale. III tPowelD ie 70
8; second: lilovaho, no tDonoyan,. 70 l., third,
Time. las. Past Master. Onana. Ned Dennis,
Stunts. Galanthus and Spindle also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-24
LAUGHS on HIs MURDER TRIAL.
George Ncsk, VINO Killed ms Mother. Laughs
Over Testimony IN the Case.

Geof9o Nosk VINO klioo ms mOtoofs AAuB~
Over Testimony IN the Case.
PHILADELPHIA. March 3s.-George Nelk,
the Germantown youth who murdered
his mother on Feb. II. was placed on
trial for his life to-day. When his sister.
Minnie Nelk, whose head he battered with
. Ratchet testified that her brother had
killed her mother and struck her Nelk
seemed amused. When Mrs. Catherine
Hall told the same story he laughed. His
elder sister broke down and became hyster-
ical. During her shriehs and groans Nelk
sat unmoved save for . sheer.
The letter which was found tackled to
the Kitchen wall after the murder was pro-
ducod and made public for the frst time.
1t said:
4" Aaxvsu, sergeant FoxytesnA Court:
Did you know you was to blame for this
orimef You liar. You said went down
Kelley's all right on Sunday when did not
60 down. You viii 60 to hell when you
die for telling this lie. Mr.. Kelley and
Frank were tho only friends had In the
world and hope Frank will take my part
when am dead and going. cannot
thank them enough for the favors they
did for me. will remember all this in
future days. So, good-by. Frank.
have got 81 900 that got home before
killed my mother. ! am going to have a
good time first before die, hoping you will
forgive me. Frank. you was the only one
thought anything about. GEORGE
The defence will probably endeavor to
show that Nelk was Of unsound mind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-24
Tale Varsity Crow at the Train Ing Table.

NEW HAVEN. March 7s-The Yale Varsity
crew training table was started to- night and
these candidates will eat there: Bogue. Stroke.
Cross. 7: Judson. O. stubbs. s: HAlpin. q; CONN.
8: DAILY. 2: Capt .WatermAn.. Bow: Miller.
About IS candidates. still continue TO row In
the Varsity squad The remainder OF the
squad will be taken TO the training table when
Con DAILY 81 No has been In the boat but
very little this season beoause. studies took up
viIl.bs started hsht after the Faster vaca-
ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-24
Cornell Athletes Train At Columbia.

Apart from the intercollegiate competitions
held In the Columbia gymnasium during
the past fortnight. the building has had
a decidedly inter collegiate tone. due 10 the
presence OF a number OF Cornell athletes
Al least a score Of such men have eccepted
President Buffers recent invitation for them
10 come to Coiurbis a. guests OF the univer-
atty in order that they should not fall behind
in their a6a1emlc work during their absence
from Ithaca The athletes have been train
ing side nv side with the Colu mbs men
Among thern is Barrett Smith. ~" Cornell
half miller who ran his trials with Hj.rtberg's
them In the inteTcollc giate relay race AZ
Madison square Garden on March IL The
Iornell men expect To return TO Ithaca this
week
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-24
WILL or GEN. HAMILTON.
ISIS Sword and Alexander Hamilton'i
Sword Knot Left n an Heirloom.

The will of Gen. Schuyler Hamilton, who
died on March IS al "a West Fifty-ninth
street, was filed yesterday for probate.
II disposes Of property valued at $4,000.
which Ia left TO his son. Schuyler Hamilton.
Jr. The will confirms a trust agreement
entered into in 1887 by the tetaator and
his brothers and sisters, relative TO the
property ut 20 Broadway. Gen: Hamil-
ton also directed that his funeral Re OF the
simples, kind and gave his sword OF honor
20 his son for life and to the sons son.
schuyler Van Cortlsndt Hamilton. after
him
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-24
STRATTOE WILL CASE SCANDAL.
Charge That the Contestant and His Law.
yers Are Trying 10 Bride Jurors.

DENVER. Col, March 2s.-The most
Sensational paper yet presented in the
matter Of the estate Of Winfield Scott
Stratton wal fled to-day in the District
Court Of ri Paso county In the form Of q
motion to quash the present panel Of jurors
from which a jury must be selected to try
the Strntton will contest case.
II il alleged that Harry Stratton, the
contestant, and HE attorneys have been
attempting TO ascertain the opinions OF
the jurors on the subject of the contest
and have arranged with persons to influence
unlawfully certain jurors. In support OF
the accusations are two aff1davits impli-
eating the firm Of Wolcott, Vale d Water
man In the alleged attempts at bribery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-24
snarkey.Munroe Fight May he Declared or.

There is every indication now that battle
between Tom sharkey and Jack Munroe
may not be held. at least m far as Butte.
Mon, is concerned. The withdrawal OF the
$4,000 purse offered by the Broadway A. C..
Of that city. substituting a percentage Of the
gate receipts instead. has changed the whole
aspect OF the match. Sharkey now says
that the club viii have TO stick TO Its original
roposition OF purse and that he will not
cons ent 10 any percentage arrangement.
Munroe does not like the new conditions
either, but adds that he will stick TO his word
about giving the preference 20 Butte.
Clark Ball. Munroe's manager, says that
he does not intend to walt much longer. and
II the club does not post a forfeit OF t5. 900
IN cash or a certified check. he will try and
see IL he cannot have the scrap held at Fort
Erie. II In improbable that the mill will
go there. as Jack Herman. the matchmaker
OF the International 4. {. OF that place. init
mated recently that he did not want IL.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-24
vN~ p,,u.su,h ia Dr, DecL.

Tho Fsn Rivs Lin. Steamer Plymouth.
which ooll.d.d with tire city q Taunton.
wen, into dry dock al Iiol.ok"n yesterday
in order 10 have the big hoe Ia her tide
patched NJ. II wAs ,Aid y.>iefdhy that
The r.ps irs would take a mnnth aid hat
sle would he ready for the summer navel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-24
STONE CUTTERS MONUMENT. &.
Thomas Smith Leaves "a. 900 for Statue
on q ROCK 10 Mark His Grave.

READING. Pa, March as,--Thomas Smith,
aged u, a bachelor died in tho hospital
to-dny Of inhammatory rheumatism. For
years he was q rec,use. He was stone
cutter. He leaves q will declaring that his
5000 estate shall DO turned into money
grave Ms follows:
Il direct that q model Of statue OF
man feet high shall be erected and put on
top Of nv monument, and said statue shall
stand upon a rough rock. and the reason
wsy or style In which direct 1t to he made.
is because worked at the same trade near
all my lifetime
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-24

A man carrying a satchel walked up the
stoop 10 the home Of Walter Heron Lewis
AT II East Thirty fifth street Yesterday
afternoon and told the servant that ho had
leen sent for by Mr.. Lewis TO repair some
furniture. The servant went upstairs 70
man had gone 10 had about $500 worth 81
sllNerNana.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-24
BOGUS CIRCUS TICKETS OUT.
TIVE Men Arrested Charged with Selling
Them-Aftor Q Third.

hbOuh-htOT -
Two men who gave the names Of John
Murphy and Joseph Kennedy. no New York
residence. were arrested by Pinkerton
Detective Murphy yesterday afternoon.
charged With selling bogus tickets for the
Barnum and Bailey Circus at Madison
Square Garden.
An Italian barber who gave the name Of
Charles Carline. $50 First avenue, went to
the circus yesterday aftern DON with his
family and presented six fifty tickets.
They were spurious. He said he had bought
them Of two men who alleged that they
were agents of the circus, paying 20 cents
each for them. He volunteered to take
Detective Murphy to the men and identify
them.
The mon arrested will have q hearing in
morn ming. They said they bought the
tickets from third man whose name they
gave and search Is being made for him.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-24
Turf Notes.

The stewards OF the French Jockey Club are
reported a. saying that whatever their ruling IN
tho cases OF Jockeys Henry and Rrin may be, II
will not be binding on the Jockey Club herr.
Tommy Burns intimates that he may 20 TO Eng
one of W. C. whitney three year -olds or may be
substituted for "Skeets" Martin In Acefuls saddle.
T. Hitchcock. yr.'s steepiechaser Dick Thomp-
way from Aiken. s. O., to Bennings, died on the
cars. Mr.. Hitchcock - a promising lot OF two
year -olds In Royal MILDLY, Avengef, Head over
Heels, The Buck. Gray Knigh. and tocund. The
Buck u the most impressive looking OF the lot &.
I1cket
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-24
Exhibition Of Blue Grass stations.

LEXINGTON. KY. March 2s-The annual
Blue Grass stallion exhibition took place
here to-day at HARRISON 4 Co.'S sale barn
and was attended by the biggest crowd that
has Witnessed this historic event probably
In the seventy-nve years OF its history. There
were about hfty stations exhibited. each
one described and commented on by the
auctioneer. George. A. Balm. Rythmic. the
this season 10 one Of the top-notchers. re-
oeived the greatest aPPlause Among 'n ne the
other noted horses s,, e.nci,sc we're ,ne n io,-
,?o7: Arion.- 2:o7X: Oratorio. Jay Bird. Henry
Jay, Jay McGregor. The Bondsman. The
Tramp. Crescent Route. Taribie and Great
Poreal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-24
HIMSELF AN EASY WINNER.
DaLY,S HORSE TAKES THE DEN-
NINGS SPRING HANDICAP.
An Odds.On Fayorite, He Beats Ahumsda
in the Mud-Race King. Tenny Colt.
wins First Two-Ycar.Old stake In tho
East-Lori Badge wins Opening Event.

r-..u,xorox March ,a--Tha Eastern
,o,ns aesson was inausurated this after
Ilo,ns ., pannings under rather unfayorable
noon u. pain SeIl steadily Mi day and the
auspices, go 81 MID irnder clear skiea
u u.A Mao n,o,shIv have heen n grcat ont
lhe,t 49, =, ,,rf en,husIasts for the interest
pou',ns y, o.rad mn to a remarLah,s Mitch.
has has , Issp unpleasant weather at that did not
vas MI things considered, surpri sinsly large
New Orleans. New York and the West. all
Of the old familiar faces being ,s seen In tns
was on. More horses are here than ever ,".r
D rnCE ;h e" quality Of the racing is
to reach a high standard.
The ' feature Of the card was the Benninss
acld was well cut UP by the blue pencil, syrlin
and Demurrer. who had been highly .no though.
Of, being amshs the withdIawais asner
Da.y' "nd ho ia ill., o 90 %, hst aown
Both Of these horses had received an early
preparation at Gravesend and ever since
iSeir arrival here DAILY predicted success for
seen It was foresone conclusion that the
D ~ ,hs nnen,nS mutations the LAYERS showed
In the openihs auo'a'oh' .n' ,aye,s s W.
: TO 10 against the pair. out TINS price was
quickly reduced to I to 2. Odom had the
mount on Himself. while little Creamer had
the leg up on Daiy, arthur nooen.
Demurrer was scratched. rode D. a. hyies
Ahumada, also q noted mud runner, who
was second choice at 4 to /. There was also
considerable play about Fl. G. Schultz's
Honolulu. with the others begging.
As soon as Starter Cassidy let the barrier
60 Redfern took Ahumada to the front. fol-
we'd By Himself, who was hard held By
Odom, and Honolulu. This order was main
tained for half q mile when Odom began TO
ride Himself, and the latter took the lead
immediately, with the rest OF the field strung
out in a procession. After that Himself had
tenth and Daly's horse won easily by three
sn n tho1 6C n ss
had fS1 to t'f Sc hard driven to beat paiy out Of
run in lis, and when Il was over Father BIZ
was the recdpient OF many conRratulations
fiimaelf won both Bennin9s handicape last
wear and to-day he showed himself TO be stIli
good horse
The nrst two-year-old race Of the year In the
Fast vas y,in "a the second event II was the
lriinSton Stakes. Al half a mile. for which
Iurust Beimont's Oriza. Tommy Burns up
was red. hot favorite at even money. They
wcra away IN n good atari with Adel Trebla
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-24
ROWLING.

Another bowler who win have 70 b taken into
consideration when II comes down 70 the nna'
stages for the prizes In TIE SUN Individual cham
pionship tournament y young Cohn OF the In
vtnoibies. He showed excellent form In the games
rolled at the white Elephant alleys last night de-
feating both the Brooklyn bowlen who were op
posed TO him, The scores:
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-24

Tom Gallagher and George Sutton. tho
handless player. began a hye-nishts' i+-inch
balkline contest AZ DGly's Academy yester-
day afternoon GALLAGHER Is playing 5000
points and sutton 100 sutton did much
better work In the opening block OF counts
than he did lest week and made his quota Of
go waite Gala cher fell a. short Of hts alloi-
utsnt OF aO1 The afternoon scorr
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The KeyNones came over from New Brunswick
last night and won two games IN tho Broadway
League tournament at the Broadway alleys. DR..
s. fimm Tailed 200 In the second contest The
acorcs.