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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
3n biel Stub.

Sohn Worris, elm Nngeffe1ter Der
pneumatiiden Seppi4=@ einieunss-an=
Halt, go. 1404 Worb Selaware Str,
puroe rntsr elmer bon Radbara eings=
bra4ten Nnflase tpegen 0eruriadun9
zines @emeinidabens berbaftet; ba es
fi9 aber erwies, bab er niat Der Gigens
tbiimer Der Nnlase it, tpuroe er BON
&idter Wbaaon %entlafel.
S9on felt ldneerer 3eit batten fi@
Die NaGbarn in Der @egenb iiber ben
bur9 Die 8eppiareiniqung peruria6tsn
Staub beidwert unb 3ulebt bei9loHen
Die gisentbiimer b%erfelben, Elm on,
oeres Quartier i4 su fu9en. Na9=
benz fie berso9en uaren. madte ft6
Worris on Die Nrbeit, Die bon feinen
Mrbeitgsbsrn friber benubten @dum-
lidteiten elmer &einisung su untertpsr-
fen. gr 6Hnete Sbfre unb Senfern
uno iaste nit Der Winomaidine Den
staub gum Sauie binaus. Natirli9
fog Der Staub iiber bic garse Na9bar-
f1aft uno bic Nadbarn 6~ehaupteten,
oaB CT Die &einieun9sarbeit nur linen
gum Merser unternommen babe, fe
ma4ten Nnaeige uno barauf erfolste
feline 0erbaftung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
Sbermometeritane
@tese- Mltar- 6rab.


patrif unb @innie gummins, 500
@ermania, 3nabe .-Shomas uro gla
&eiop, 2207 Columbia, 3nabe. =
6rant unb glpa &saoing, 705 Sbef=
field, Wdb9en. = gilbert uno Marp
Seppe, 529 Sremont, 2nabe. - Sobn
unb Grances 8olten, 705 Saugb,
3nabe. IS. unb Gunnie &oiud, 1928
8pram place, 2nabe. = Sreb. unb
Cora Gaiep, 421 Warman, Mdo4sn.
= Grant unb Marp 2ouf, 928 Weft
&c., Mdb9en. = Dan uno Dora Wfc=
Hamara, &nabe. = 6reb. unb 2enora
@uerse, 1928 6. Wurfet, 3nabe. -
gilbert unb Maria Dur, 1884 8. Ohio,
Mds9en. = Charles unb Sennie Mc=
@larp, 1850 See, Mdb9en. = s. 80.
unb Bertha Seio, 1241 g. 8ismard,
Wdo9en. = Serbert uno Moa More=
lamb, 2139 fountain, 9uabe. -@oplie
unb @snes Sirtt, 1904 @ortbpeftern,
&nabe. -9arosp uno Oru Gain, 1445
Columbia, Wdb9en. = Sbomas unb
6rau Sberrier, 2726 Cornell, &nabe.
= gilbert unb frau Sobl, zoo parf,
Mdbden. = Sobn unb 2ena Stub,
1901 g. Werioian, Mdo9en.
@etraut:
@bas. Soisnbef-8ertba plant.
Mort 2inoemopo-2auru Gtofoale.
Setter @. gaie-gba Campbell.
O eforben:
Sarrp Code, Is, 319 q. Senate. =
Sduslins 9oulb. 5 ~Sase.-SduelinQ
9onapel, 1927 8racelanb. -Sbrifian
@nberesg, 68, %. uno Salbott.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
0efabrid.

Wdbreno Sames 8. Mit9el uno
q. 8iro an Der Marfet Str. DOR benz
pofamts=8 ebdube fanoen, fiel pl6B.
lid elm etwa finf pfuno wieeeuoes
Stif Der Stein= 9 a6= 8arnitur oi6t
neben ihnen our groe. Ser Nufiebsr
beg @ebduoes iast omar, oaB er ni9t
CLAUDE, baB es Elm Stiid bes @eimiss
lei; aber mas INNER es mar, III
NebeniaGe, bic 9auptia6e bleibt Die,
baB es @inen poer bieQsidt 8eioe bdtte
tooten Ooer i9wer Oerleben t0nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20

Is@ etterbert@t
9beilpeiie bepolft unb brobenb, ipabrs
i4einIi9 aber obne &ssen beute Ha9t unb
am Sonntas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
0ei@afts=0 elegenbsit : ss ss asaaIsn'

eber Bertauiden zines gsiddftss probireu Sic
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
Simmer 81, SisseraIb @ebdube, storb6fIi&e ode
Wariet etrabe unb Circle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
@etterb frtmt.

sar "a stuHOen. .uOsub = uar ROrs.us. Al. ausuft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
Gin Spitenbsrfaufer befraft.

Wm. Winiamion, elm Saufrer
uuroe 9eftern our9 &i4ter @balDn
UNI $25 uno Soften beffraft. gr bate
ailf berf9ieoenen @telen getpObnli6e
Saiben 3u enOrn,en qreifen abgsisbt,
inoem er ben 0ausfrauen bOrlOg, bis=
ielben ieien ~uertbpOae 6piben, tpeI9s
friber alten bornebmen Gamilien ge-
b6rten unb isien unter bic feinfen, bic
ie bierher sebra9t uurben, gu rs9nen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
8eb0roe fir Off. @erfe.
Der Contract fir bic N~ortbpeitern gbe..
Bride perseben.

Die 8eb0roe fur Dfentli9e Werte
BAT aefern ben Contract fir ben gau
elmer neuen Briife tiber ben Gal Greet
an Der Nortbmeffern Ipenue IN 6. W.
@rabss au befen InsebOt bon s44, 840
beraeben.
Mit benz gau Derielben pirb unber-
3iigli6 besonnen ueroen.
Str biefe 8riide maren uripriineIi9
sos, 600 ausgeiebt tuoroen; Der ueber-
ibuB bon etma $17, 600 miro fir cine
Bride iiber ben Canal an Der 80. Ctr.
peruenbet meroen.
Mngebote rpurben eeIfern fir Ser.
beHerunsen elmer Mnaabl Canal 8riden
= Cotton place, %. TO-, Weff H.,
Weft Waibineton unb @sff Ctr. =
entsssen senolnmen. Die @ontracte
purben nod ni9t Dergeben, bod miro
bic Staot bic Nrbeiten a~usfibren
lafen, unb ipdter bic 6often ber@alier=
uerts, 8eieaiaaft bere4nen. Sieielbe
bat fi9 a~leroinss big jeBt serueigert,
fur biefe 8riden au besablen, allein
Der Stabt. Mntpalt bat bereits enti@ie=
ben, baB fie fur Die Soften aufaufom=
men bat.
Sie 8eh1rbe ratiicirte ben Contract,
bur9 pelde Die Sruifees bon @OOoruff
place 1ib bereit ertldren, einsn She'll
gu Den Soften bes 8aues bes 8. Mi9i=
gan Ctr. Nb3usscanals bei3ufteusrn.
9ie Summe, pslde WoooruH 9late
gu bsaablen bat, 1T $1354.94
Silton Il. BrOp1 rei9te Elm @eIu9
elm, bic Of @aibinston Str. in Sr-
pington beiprenteln gu laRen.
Neue @eiude wuroen einserei9t fur:
@ement=S eitenpege in Penniplbania
Str, Weifieite bon Siib StraBe bis
MerriQ StraBe.
Hipsliruns uno pflaferuns in
&uraI Sfr., bon Sem Oort big Mi9i=
gan Str.
Ser 8eiunobeitsratb tbeilte nit, bab
sr Or. 6. g.. 6erguiOn, ben @be-
miiien uno YacieriOlO9en ernannt babe.
um tdsli6e Nnalpien bss SrintwaR.rs
por5unebmen unb stpar in @emeini4afl
nit einem bon Der WaFerperts =@eiel-
i9aft an ernennenoen Sacteriologen.
Die 8eb6roe ertldrte fi9 bamit ein=
e ifanben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20
Soeal=

Capt. &i9arb pearion Sobion. Der
Selo Der Marrimac. belt fih 9efern
bier auf; er bate an 8ormittag eine
ldngere @onferen3 nit Vprfiber 8.
Brien unb Setretdr &eilep bonn bemo=
traiii6en Gtaats /. @omite. SaIlelbe
winiat, baB er pdbrenb Der Gampasne
eini9e &eben i'm State 1dlt uno ba
er fi4 oasu bereit erfldrt bat, 10 bon=
belt es fi4 nur nod barum, bic Saten
fefsuieBen.
8orfiber O'Grien bonn oemotratiI9en
Stats @omite bat Sapio 8. praigg
BON bier bic 2eituns bes preB.8 Bureaus
beg @omites wdbreno Der @ampagne
iibertragen.
Die bemOtratii9 @ampaene mirb i'm
State nit aler &raft am Is. Septem=
Der be9Onnen meroen. Sn ber3wii6en-
3eit tueroen nod beri txbene bemotra=
ti16e @onpentionen - @ounip, @on=
greiiOnele uno 9esislatioe = abeehal-
ten weroen. @o%uperneurs : @anoioat
Sobn 90. 2ern miro am I. September
in South Senb uno am z. September
in pOrtlanb &eben halten. Nn bieIen
Saaen hnben in biefen Stdoten Con.
psntioaen our NOminirung bon Com
ereb Experimentation ffatt.
=
Der &e9tsanpalt CHARLES 6. gar=
rett III als ganoioat fir bic bemofra=
tii9e domination fur @ongreB i'm Sn.
b%ianapolis Sifrict aufsetreten; nm BIZ
Domination bsmiiben fid ferner Die 10.
oofaten 6rant g. gater uno SEQ 9.
9arlan.
Die Contention, auf tpel9er ein@an.
oioat fir @Ongreb nominirt perosn
foa. finoet am 81. Nuguft 8ormittags
in Der WaibingtOn 6ale ffatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20

@afbin G t o n, 90. @usuft.
SIR Sn6iana 8eip6Itt unb unbeitdns
bises @etter beute &benb unb am Sonntas /;
rpabri9einli@ locale S@auern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20

N%erlanst Wtdbneu unh Srouen FIR 2aunbrps
~ arbett. Sa1Sufrapsu tn armftrougs aannbrp,
a2I Weft TsarpIonb Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20

THE ]. BRADLEY CO., grunbeigentbumss
L Waafler. faHfeu, pe~rfaufeu, oeftaui1en unb Der.
fteieeru gisentbum ieber Mrt. 8immer sc. Snsons
@ebdube. sfeuer SeIepbou 1858.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20

g inan;ie1es Sch az ~perIeiben an ireenh eiueui
u Betrag fur 5 Bis 6 8ro5eut.
American Home Buying Co.,
lombard Gebdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20

% Sic bette 5 Sent Giearre in
Der Staot, Wu4o's .2%ongfeaOp".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-20

@pttIieb 2eufharbt,
,Dis gemtitbli6e Gde,"
gde Noble unb Marfet Ctr
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-13
ELEC-
TON BULLETINS

1902. and Lord, Democrat, 25,-
42O. Net Republican plurality
loss Of 617 is shown.
Portland, Sept. 13.-Returns
for Governor in the St"+c cleo
tion from 300 out Of 522 cities.
towns and plantations, give Cobb,
Republican, 59,705; Davis, Demo
crat, 3S,399. The same places in
1900 gave Hill, Republican, d.
705; Lord, Democrat, 1902.
These returns show Republican
gain over 1900 Of $50, and a
Democratic gain Of 31fc on which
basis the Republican plurality for
Governor is estimated at about
31,000. In 1900 it was 33,3S4.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-13

The trustees Of OakwOod GENE
terry have employed W. F. Rice
to macadamize the driveway
through the new addition to the
graveyard. Mr.. Rice will pro-
ceed with the work at once. The
work will be thoroughly done,
and when completed will cost
fully $500. Where the hill is
sloping curbing will be set and
the road leading from Cemetery
pike to the burial grounds will
also be macadamized.
This is move in the right di-
rection on the part of the trus-
tees in charge of the new addition
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-13

The following bulletins have
been sent out regarding the elec-
ton in Maine:
Portland. Sept. 13.-Returns
from 200 cities and towns for
Governor: Cobb. Republican. H.
S97, and Davis, Democrat. 1886.
Same places in 1900 gave Hill,
Republican. 36.742. and Lord,
Democrat, 21.444. \ net Repub-
lican loss Of 767 is shown.
Portland. Sept. 13.-Returns
received from go cities and
towns give Cobb, Republican. 80
SO4. and Davis, Democrat, 3D.
939. for Governor. Same places
in 1900 gave Hill, Republican,
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-13
"SCRAP" ON TRAIN

Conductor Kirby. in charge of
passenger train No. III, which
reaches here every afternoon at
3 IA from New MartinsvilIe. got
intoa scrap yesterday near Sardis
station with "Dick' Wolley. a
rig builder Of MatamOras. 1t is
said Wolley was under the inhu-
ence Of bad liquor. and when the
conductor approached him and
demanded his fare he put up the
bluff that he had settled. Of
course. the conductor could not
be convinced that he had received
WolIeys fare. and in attempting
to eject him from the train at
Sardis station WolIey was pretty
badly used up. WolIey came to
this city on the ) rs train last
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-13

evening and had his wounds
dressed by IA physician. He had
a bad cut in the side Of his head,
which he said was caused by a
blow from a club in the hands Of
Conductor Kirby.
One fact was clearly demon
strated in the course Of the pro-
ceedings, and that was Conductor
Kirby was in charge Of the train
when WoIIey boarded it, and dur
ing the short time he remained
on board.
The habit is becoming entirely
too frequent with a certain class
of men who, when under the IN
fiuence Of liquor, imagine they
can run every train they get
aboard.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-13
THE STANDARD
STOPS WORK

that there had been a general sus-
pension of operations in the West
Virginia field, but ascribed is to
commercial, rather than political,
reasons. Said Mr.. BarstOw:
1.-The reason for it was this :
We block out the oil territory of
the country into sections and ap-
portion a certain section of work
to each section a year. Now we
have discovered that during the
first six months there has been
more work done in West Virginia
that was purposed. 1t was just
as if we had planned to sink
25O0 wells in the State during the
year and found that $500 had
been bored already. There will
be no cessation in pumping the
wells that are already flowing.
We are just going to transfer our
boring gangs to other fields for
the next six months. y
Senator y. B. Scott and other
leading Republicans at Repubi-
can National headquarters in this
city have heard Of this latest
move and are up in arms. Scott,
especially, is apgered, as this may
mean defeat for him in his aspir-
ations to return to the United
States Senate from West Vir-
ginia.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-13
NEW CONCERN

Creek district, Writ county, and
in other counties in the State.
The company is authorized to
manufacture coke and carbon.
to buy and sell timber and other
lands.
The incorporators are Elisha
Perkins, Harry Fahenstock. AL
bert Fahenstock. George \. FIcm-
ing, Edward Markell. all of
Wheeling. Harry FahenstOck is
trustee for the concern.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-13

New York, Sept. 13.-The
Globe last evening said:
F. G.. Barstow, a director of
the Standard Oil company, ad-
mitted today that the company
had ordered a general suspension
of work throughout nearly the
entire oil region of West Virginia
and a transfer of the employees to
other States.
The section affected is the por-
ton where nearly the entire Re-
publican vote is east. and unless
the Republicans do something to
counteract it it may mean the
loss of West Virginia from the
Republican column.
Three-fourths Of the men en-
plOyed there by the Standard
Oil company are estimated by To-
cal politicians of West Virginia
to be Republicans. For the next
few months they will be sent to
Ohio and Pennsylvania. where
there is already a surplus of Re-
publican voters.
What is viewed with more
alarm by the Republican mana
gers. however, is the effect which
this announced shift will have in
the prosperity of that section.
Mr.. Barstow admitted in his Of
flee in the Standard Oil building
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-13
DRIVEWAYS TO BE
MACADAMIZED

to the cemetery. Ever since it
has been laid out in lots it has
been almost an impossibility
greater portion Of the year to
reach the cemetery with vehicles.
During wet weather carriages
would sink in the soft ground to
the axles, causing delays to fu-
neral cOrteges as well as acci-
dents. With the construction Of
substantial macadamized drive
ways to and through the new adj
dition no inconvenience will here
after be experienced in reaching
the cemetery at all seasons of the
year.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-13

The Provident Mining company
Of West Virginia is a new or
ganization. formed for the pur-
pose of the development Of por-
ton of this State for oil. miner
ais. etc.
1t has an authorized capital of
$25. 900. all of which has been
paid. The principal office will be
in that of d. FahenStock & COM
pany. Baltimore, and the princi-
pal works will be in Spring
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-13

In the Supreme Court of APP
peals today the following busi-
ness was transacted:
F. l.. Blackmarr against J. NJ.
Williamson and others. from Ty-
Ter county: appeal and suppressed
las allowed; bond. 5000.
Mansfield Headley against d..
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-13
TYLER COUNTY CASES
IN SUPREME COUTR

L. Hoopengarner and others and
Colonial Oil company against
Headley and others, from Tyler
county; appeal and supersedias
allowed: bond. $500.
Price & Smith VS.. Anderson,
from Tyler county: writ of error
and supersedias allowed; bond,
$500.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-13
Joe WILLIAMS ELECTED
TO THE GUARDIANSHIP

man: Chas. Mcknight, secretary !;
Holly Simmons, treasurer. Mr..
Williams is the editor of the
Peasants County Leader, the Re-
publican organ
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-13

St. Marys. W. Va, Sept. 13.-
The Republican County commit
tee met yesterday in this city and
organized by electing the follow
ing officers: Joe Williams, chair
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-13

Corr" o0"'" Monday for your
school books and avoid the rush.
McCOy's Book store. 9,6-6t
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-13

B. D. Northrup of Washing
ton, Pa, was business caller in
the city today.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-13

Liveryman John Stealey made
a short business trip this morning
70 points north.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-13
DEPOSITORY OF THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
TYLER COUNTY BANK.
SISTERSvILLE, w. VA.
State Bank-Incorporated 1891.

'$ootooooS
SharehoderS LlaDlIy oo,uoNoV
Surplus and Fronts. ............ fuVVuVV
DIRECTORS:
Col John j. Carter, President The Carter Oil Company
Capt j. T. Jones, Oil producer
F. D. Mccoy, President Sistersvile Ferry Company.
Robert Mccormick, of Mccormick Morrison.
W. L. Armstrong, Superintendent for j. T. Jones
E. A. Durham, President.
W. J. Neuenschwander Cashier
j. II. Mccoy Proprietor Daily Oil Review.
S. G. Pyle Pres First National Bank, Middebourne, w. Va
j. W. Grim, Sheriff of Tyler County.
G. W. Stocking, Capitalist
This bank socs your business, and will grant every IA
consistent with prudent banking We invite correspond
personal interview to that end
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
ocEAN MoToR eoAT RAcINe cosTLY.

The current issue Of THE Yachtsman," OF Lon
don sreakIng Of the proposed race for motor
boats for the prize offered by N. Charley says
that naval officers. who have crossed the Atlantic
E, torpedo boats declare that the boats should
not be less 90 or 80 metres long. which means
dispIacement Of al least 20 80 tons To impart
sneed Of Is knots to such hull, a motor of III
least 00horsepower must be fitted. and rating the
coDeur,ntfon of this at half htre for each horse
mower hour and assuming thlt L days should be
taken for the crossing the total consumption would
- = 500 litres litre 80 pints approx nGate) AL
Io,vine, a reserve sufficient for three days. total
% 20 ooa odd Htres Is reached. The weight of this
- r-,liId be seventy tons and allowing price
~ 20 ceutimes. the totaI cost works at - 600
francs fgsql about $ith
Taking this as a criterion; @ n; me enterprstng owner
use " no that amount in expenses before his boat
er-~t,-ef IN NeW-YOrk waters.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
SECRET PRACTICE AT PRINCETON.

Princeton. y. J.. Oet. IS (SpeciaD The Princeton
football team held its first secret practice this
most unsatisfactory. Tn the scrtmmaEe neither
side scored bur several times the scrub came with
in striking distance Of the varsity goal No drop
kicks were tried in the game. though afterward
Tooker did well in practice. Rafferty, was substi-
quarterback and ran the team well. Mccormick.
who has been playing al fullback all season, has
been aId OF for rest. Daub. who took his place,
put up a very good game. The Tiger sicklist is on
the increase. Burke IS unable 20 play because ~
injuries received King IS in the iulruarv. and
short the big guard, is temporarily out % the
game.
The stands for the Yale game are now being put
up. They viii accommodate about twenty-five
thousand spectators three or four thousand more
than before. The application blanks for tickets
are out and there IS tho usual rush for tickets
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

- louis oct ls First race lseIlIag one mile and
~ -19 EaF-s Cartain Castor fG- tSrrvI 70 won
A5E-- HiEsls'e lge gsetsr - second: I3boden. Iot
1lEh5 3 eTa z Madoc Anberira. Banquet Roger smith
Second race tsix Passive o. lRice1 10 70
IN ..r i-f +> DICKS r 30 Argosy Jos
~ AlsLni- II 20 TO- third Time 0Ila FsI-7afr
lrey-Itatve yTay. Drouio, Melvood Miss powell ana
Kathryn l. also ~ 80 -
nd hTs % race lv- ana one-hai. fl-loagvl-T5m lakns
80 ~ 'lEali . O. . Won r h curl Tls lDi-ksrrI
! second. KiCwa CHIEF IC5 CIowe.u ~ = ttr5 7-f1,e
- 'T-. u. \ ote tatt Natle~i F-ssav-r. Rhyme AMI
ard Sir Francis also ran '"1-' --sI-'-i
Fourth f1anGf-ap. Fs-i.-~.I r----,-s--. "a
lN LuEanl. 20 ? ven Fo0tlghts ra~l-,ra mo ma
~ - o. second Aalster. - Munro 20 . third
tlI.e Ice Water Jennie Hughes NagaIaa and Ben
Etth race zone mile and rn-oenthl-A 10 Cheat
ts' = 20 = Won lty rass s~ .MeAf1ler 70 l. Sec
ono tlfnc-i~- - league T. r-f~f -~-~a T-4s4
Sr~attrU- also -a--'5 anu -~---
SIKH race une uli~ ana seventy y.-se}-Fs7fa, n
lll- ~ le - l. Won Lemon Glri ~ lrl9rys f2 r.,
se2ina' AlnaeTai ie3 Emblem. 70 l. thiri Time
Morgan also ran. Sister Lillian l1sr rider A
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
OIDFTELD HERE TODAY FOR RECORDS
Champion VIII Arrive for Meet at Brigh.
ton-Some of the Entries.

Fresh from his victory over Earl Kiser AZ CIeve-
land, when he defeated that driver and established
worlds records. Barney OIdheld will arrive here
tomorrow for the race at Brighton Beach on
Saturday for the American championship
Oldheld so horsepower Green Dragon is now
going faster than ever. on Saturday. from a
standing start he covered ten miles in 917 and In
the journey rode TWO successive miles eacn in
o53 90 performance never before equaIIad- De-
spite the slow first mile from standing start in
107 20 he averaged little over So seconds for
each mile OF the journey.
EItted against him SATURDAY. viii Edward
Hawley. with Z. r Thomas's new 20 HORSEPOWER
Mercedes racer Joseph Jagglesberger. with Harry
). FIarknesss 100 horsepower freak. Maurice q
Bernu, with ". Gould Brokaw's 80 horsepower
RenauIt racer; Paul Sartori. with Alfred Ciwvune
Vanderbilts Italian racing machine Frank Kulick
Tracy, with the Royal car
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
COLUMBIA WORKS BETTER.
ImproUed Practice Encourages BIue
and White SuppOrtcrs.

improvement in practice here and the report that
Smith. Pennsylvanias fullback might not play on
Saturday against Columbia increased the hopes of
victory Of the local collesiaas somewhat slightly
since the Amherst game. Yesterdays work at
South Field long and hard. and the men played
better than on Monday
DUEL was sufficiently recovered from his injuries
70 be on the field i'm uniform. but Morley gave him
ttIe work Metzenthin. TOO. had little TO do. a. he
Is bit tine and the trainers fear he may stale.
Stangland was absent from practice with strained
leg Ffnnegan at centre was laid Of, and Suythe
and Ehret We're both tried in his place with fairly
good results Two mer reported, Alters tried
2t end with excellent promise. and Armstrong, VINO
did some excellent puDtiEg in the haCkteid. es-
terday's work seemed TO AXE certain that Eche~
verria Will not play Saturday, but will probably
be replaced by Dudeu.
When the scrub had the ball yesterday it was ahlc
to make considerable distance through the varsity
principally through the excellent agBressivenesS ot
Townsend. The varsity. too. found the scrub easy
10 gain through it a of weak defence on
both sides
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
JOCKEY AND ALDERMAN IN COURT
Tod" Sloan and James E. Gafney Leetured
by Magistrate and Discharged

Tod Sloan, DR. John G LYMAN. of No g East
Sixty-third-st.: Robert E. Maxwell. of No. IL West
Thirty -eighth-st and Ralph Tyler No. sos West
Thrty-dfth-st. Manhattan were IN Magistrate Con
nortous court yesterday TO answer the charge OF
speeding autos faster than the law allows Tyler
is operator for Alderman James F. Ciaf7ney. Garney
was also in court. having been charged with dis
orderly conduct by Bicycle Policeman Ahearn
All the accused men were arrested in Jackson
ave. Long Island City, the day before while re-
turning from the races in their automobiles. Sloan
had friends with him in his machine but they We're
not taken Sloan was baied by George A. Wheelock,
a bOokmaker who also went bail for DR. Lyman
and Mr. Maxwell George J. Service. secretary for
Borough President Cassidy went security for the
appearance OF Gaffuey TYLER in court. The
magistrate told them TO be more careful next time
and their machines through Long Island
City AZ a faster rate than the law allows. They
were discharged.