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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-02-17
MaCCabee Entertainment

The Battletown Tent. Knight.
of the NIaccabees, gave free en-.
tertainment in Winston Hall last
Friday night. \ very good audi.
ence was present. This order
which was organized here on De.
cember 9 last, has the following
officers: Past Commander. NJ. b.
Pulliam; Commander, DR.. j. +.
Harris; Lieutenant Commander.
+. F. jackson: Recorder and Fl
nance Keeper, l. @. Hoffman;
Chaplain, y p. Walters; Physi-
clan, DIR. J. +. Harris; Sergeant.
c. IL, Young; AIaster-at arms. f.
c. Ricamore: First Master of the
Guard, y. f. jackson; Second
Master of the Guard. Ed Kcrche-
val; Sentinel, Chas. Winingham:
Picket, y. +. Smith.
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A New Republican Daily

The Press Printing and Publish
ing Company, of Roanoke. an
nOunce that they will begin pub
licotion on March 1 of Republi-
can newspaper. to be known rs
the Virginia Daily Press. A
weekly edition viii also be publ
shed. The new paper promises a
complete telegraphic news service
and regular correspondence from
Washington and Richmond. Mr..
Howe Peyton Gray will be editor
in-chief, and Mr.. f. b. Smith.
formerly of the st. Paul Globe and
Chicago Chronicle will have charge
of the news service. The new pa
per will have a complete and mod
ern equipmont and a perfecting
press with "A speed OF $4,000 com
piete papers per hour.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable Personal Property.

Having sold my farm; VIII offer for sale
NJ public auction on Thursday. March 4.
1904, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. the
following personal property:
, head Of Horses. colt. thorourbhrei
Durham COW READY 20 calye) > fine brood
sOws and a lot of shOatS. I twO-hcrSe wagon.
/ Dayton wagon and pole ! runabout /
dump cart, Binder, Buggy Rake, ] Mower.
HooSer corn planter. 3 harr0ws. bar-Shcar
Plow. l single and . double shovel Plows.
wheat fan. wheat cradles, garden pillow /
crOwbar, shovecls hoes meat tub. wheel
barrow, set % wagon harness , sets of pillow
gears, double set of buggy harness. single set
buggy harness, Spring-scat saddle. brides
Halters, l rick Of fodder. 50 barrels Of corn
3 tons Of hay, 3 barrels vinegar. 500 pounds
Bacon, 80 pounds Lard set of logs for two
story house, ready 20 put up; ] grindstone.
Household and kitchen furniture. 3 new
stoves, 3 Mattress, 3 bcdsteads, tables fine
Refrigerator chairs sideboaris bed lounge.
suit Of parlor furniture carpets, rugs, etc.
all new.
TERMS;--On ali SUMS under ten dollars.
cash; ovcr ten dollars, twelve months credit
the purchaser togive a satisfactorily endorsed
negotiable note payable az the Bank of Clarke
Csnnty, with interest from date
No property 70 be removed until the terms
81 FRANK WISE.
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PUBLIC SALE.

intending 70 discontinue farming at Oak
lanQs j VIII sell at public sale. near Cav
l0rd, on the Berryville and Charles Town
l. urnmke, ON Tuesday. March rs, 1904.
the following personal property, to wit:
10 head of Horses and Colts. barshear
Leaders, mare in foal by Percheron. Is
mead OF Catuc-6 registered ShOrt-horns
one a Bull rising 3-years old three heifers
rising three years, all 10 calye shortly after
Gay OF sale, and two heifers lOmonths old.
balance grade cattle, well bred up in short
morn me. Two ofthese bulls Short-horn.
I 9rood SOW and pigs, Osborne Binders.
Osp"fne Mower, grain drills. ChamDion
corn planter with chain complete Themes
nav tedder Thomas selfdump hay rake
% sprihg-tooth harrows, wood-frame bor,
I0,Ws-one an a harrow, > cultivators
Nc1 chlileo baTshcar plOws-twO ofthem
three-horse and . twohorse; dopble Law.
ing OH pillow, single and double SHOVEL
pioWs, double and singrc trees. dc . fonr-
morse Nagons-Onc with bed finch tread.
sets sheiVings, ] farm cart / Rodericl,
Mclean hand-cart I roller, Cyclone wheat
ian, baker IAN, cutting-box, grain cradle
held hay fork with rope and cable COM
Plete' nth chain. corn shelter. cIover-seed
soWeT, sets breeching, sets front gears
SETS ankee hDTneSs, wagon saddle check
hheS' piow gears, collars, brides, halters
SET cart gears, forks. shOvcls. hoes picks
,ueglng lron log chain. COW chains. now
80 49, iii lHle = long ladders,
'o' OF grin sacks, and other articles numer-
Gus TO mention.
- sale to begin at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
TERMS: "A credit of ten months will he
wen on all sums Of $40 aud over. purchaser
. give negotiable note with approved sec1,-
ny. payable AZ the Bank Of Clarke Comfy
'lth interest from day Of sale No properfy !
o DC removed until terms are complied with |
y, Nv. J. ID. ROVER
james Foley. Benj Yates Clerks.
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Little Locals

Chester ogden returned to school AT
Ashland yesterday morning.
HARPER whiskcy is LIQUID music.
bottled poetry, ripe, mellow. Refreshing
and delicious. SOLD BY r. y. Castle.
man, Berryville, Va.
Mrs. W. n. Mcdonald went to Char
lestown this morning
200 shocks of corn in the Fodder for
sale. Apply to this Office.
Miss Annie Doven returned to Lurav
today.
The scratch of a pin may cause the
loss Of limb or even death when blood
poisoning results from the injury. All
danger of this may be avoided. however.
by promptly applying Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. It's an antiseptic and buick
healing liniment for cuts, bruises and
burns. For sale by J. c. Avis, Druggist.
Miss Louise Caster. of Shepherdstown.
W. Va, was the guest Of Mrs. Geo. G.
Mcamore, last week
The best physic "Once tried and YOU
will always use Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets" SAYS William A.
Girard, Peasc, Vt These Tablets are
the most prompt, most pleasant and
most reliable cathartics in use. For sale
by J. c. Avis, Druggist.
Mr.. Daniel Hultzlor, the well known
horse buyer, is shipping horses from
Berryville today.
For Salc-House and lot adjoining
residence OFF. Mccormick. Fourrooms
small outbuildings. Good garden with
fruit trees This as a bargain For terms
etc, apply toJ. w. Marks, Bcrryyinc, Va. |
% en-.
Mr.. Scott. who has been night opera /
tor at the depot for some time. has been /
promoted TO the agency at White Post. /
Mr. SCHULTZ viii fili the operators place /
here
When YOU feel blue and that every
thing goes wrong. take dose cf Cham
hcrlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They Will cleanse and invigorate your
stomach, regulate your bowlcs. give you
a relish for your food and make YOU feel
that in this old world is "a good place 10
live. For sale hyJ. c. Avis, Druggist
Wanted 10 Rcnt-A small house in
town OF county with large yard; house
90 have -four he'd rooms. two sitting
rooms and Kitchen. Address. with dcs-
cripton and location. p. O. Box 15S.
Bcrryvinc, Va.
We have about GOO. 600 feet White Oak
timber standing on William ID. Smiths
farm, miles from b ,rryville. and have
saw mill running now and can saw bills
TO order ON short notice. Also have
large lot of cord wood and slabs for sale
in woods. An correspondence with
William Phillips Sons. Main office.
Charles Town, Jefferson county. WA.
In reply to inquiries we have pleasure
in announcing that Ely's Liquid Cream
Balm is like the solid preparation of that
remedy in that il cleanses and |
heals membranes affected by nasal catar- |
ah. There is no drying or sneezing /
The Liquid Cream Balm is adapted 10 |
use 10y patients who have trouble i'm in |
hailing through the nose and prefer /
spraying. The price, including spray
ing tube, is 20 cents. Sold by all drug
gists or mailed by Ely brothers, SO War |
rem Street, New York.
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Lilburn Paid The Costs.

Henry Blair and Lilburn Fields.
both colored, became engaged in a
spirited argument last Saturday
night which finally led to blows.
According TO the evidence presen-
ted, Lilburn was in the wrong,
but he didn't think so. He had
Henry arrested yesterday. When
Mayor Jones heard the Skeins of
evidence unravelcd he dimisSed
the warrant and taxed Lilburn
with the costs, amounting to $500.
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Maryland Life Insurance Co., is 0. K.

4 Special Telegram from Balti-
moro. to James b. Russell 4 Co..
of Winchester, Va. says:
Maryland Life is all right. our
building Is partially destroyed.
but fully insured. Books, Records.
and Securities all safe. No mort
cages in burned district.
We have had a great calamity
and this Company has much to be
thankful for.
WM. II. BLACKFoRp, Pres.
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Escaped an Awful Fate

Mr.. II. Haggins of Melbourne. Fla,
writes, My doctor told me had Con
sumption and nothing could be done for
me. was given up 10 die. The offer
OF a free trial bottle of Or. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, induced me
10 Try IL, Results were startling. am
now on the road to recovery and owe all
TO DR.. Kings New Discovery. 1t surely
saved my life" This great cure is guar
anteed for all throat and lung diseases
by G. Blenoowe Druggist. Price soc x
Sl.O0. Trial Bottle free
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tuesday, FebruarY o, l9O4.

the following valuable personal propertv
q head of Horses and Colts. 3 good
work Horses, three-year-old colt. . two
year-old colts (heavy draft. . fine miIcb
cows-one thoroughbred Jersey with calf Inv
her side hrstclass-54 head Of fine sheen
WI lbs (by day ofsale). well bred buck
- head of young shOats good brood sows.
FARM Implements 1 Champiop Rinder
Oliver Chilled PlOw, HarrOws sprino,
tooth Harrow, ] good four-horse Macon
ana bed pair hay ladders, / pair of corn
frames, log chain, / HOOsier Corn Drill
BlcktOrd a. Hoffman Wheat Drill | Fan
l Lawn Mower. Moving Scythe four
prong Forks, ] twO-prong Fork, Shoyels
scoop $ cross-edt saws, firSt-class Grind,
stone Allll, Tor any kind OF Carpenter s
119ois, Saddles, Lady's riding Saddle
harness for four horses 6 sets Plow Har.
ness, set of double harness. spring was-
on, no-top Buggy and harness single
ana double shovel Flows, Axes. Hoes and
Spades, 4 iron crowd sticks. and a LOT IF
other things too tedious to mention. Also
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIrPNT
III RE: fine MOhogany Sideboard and q
three-c0rnered Glass Cupboard (walnnn
hhMS Oh SALE-On all sums under
slO, cash viii be required an all sums ON ?
Ten dollars credit Of nine months. the mr..
chaser TO give negotiable note with good so
curity, payable at the Bank of Clarke Conn
W Terms TO be complied with before tbe
removal OF any property
Mr.. AND Mrs. J. +. BURCHELL.
Feb. 10. 1904
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berkshire Hogs
PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable Personal PrODeEtY

The undersigned having determined Ia
quit farming will sell at public aucfion ~
the residence Of Jos Price miles soutb.
east Of Berryville on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY d 1904
safe To commence at ten o'clock, the follow
ing valuable personal property:
head of fine young Work Horses weigh
ing from - 70 Is hundred pounds. & hood ~
Cattle, Steers and Milk Cows; so GOOD sheen
VIII nave Lambs by day Of sale. also fine
BUCKS ii Hogs, , Of which are Sows with
rigs Dy Their side, 100 barrels of Corn. one
large rick oi inst class Fodder p 4-horse
wagons, one OF them good as new: Wagon
Deu Corn CTusher, used but little; Drill
kood as new; j Mower; ] new Horse Rake,
new Slilng-tooth Harrow; l new Wooden
harrow, never been used Oliver CiIied
Flows \ Double Shovel Flows. / Sinofe
shovel Flow; HOoser Corn Planters.
SrMn cradle, new; ] Wagon Saddle. a MN.
Der OF Triple DoGblc and Single Trees.
log CHAINS; 2paif Of first rate Hav Frames,
1 vo-ioOt extension Ladder: Breecbin0 and
Lead Gear for horses; sets of Plow Gear,
o BRIDES 8 Collars; 6 leather Halters- new,
, Preaders, Butt Chains Breast Chains Corn
Sheiler, Cutting Box, Forks. Shoyels Mo.
gihg iron and many other things too MI
merOus 20 mention.
TERMS OF SALE-On all snmsundar S,o
cash Will be required, and on all sums over
SlV credit of IL months will given. the
purchaser To give negotiable note PAYABLE M
the Bank OF Clarke County, and safisfactor-
liy endorsed. No properly to be removed
uhui terms are complied with
r,a CLIFTON f. PRICE.
he'heoower x West, Auctioneers.
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b. A"e undersigned VIII offer for sale M pu h.
Iic auction, ON the Ed. Lewis farm. "A miles
+. of Berryvillc. on '''''
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY rs, 1904
the following valuable personal property.
head or good Pcrcheren Work Horses
l 2-year-old Colt; . Mules. 1 wear old very
,arSe 10 head of Cattle. Of which good
MIX Cows II fresh, the other viii he frcSl ia
April)i head of young Cattle: IS head ~
Sheep with lambs by their sides u nicc
ohoats; fine Sows and Pigs.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS Farm
wagons l broad-tread 4-hcrSa Wagon. l l.
porse wagon; l light 4-horse Wagon /.
noad Sarti Carriage; / good Wagon Red
mower make; l pair Hav Frames. ! mir
WOOD Frames; l Bickford & Hoffman Drill.
Horse Rake; I Riding Cultivatar. non,
Die Corn Planter; Single Corn Planters. 4
sood HarrOws. ) Of which are spring tooth.
square Harrow; Oliver Chilled Flows. Z
U DSble shovel Plows; l Single shovel Plow.
w wagon Gears ! set Buggy Harness: / good
~ lucy good nth Chain; pair Spreaders.
Hoes, Shovels. Forks, etc
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN. FIrRNr-
II XII good Stoves; steel Range. Cook
stove Coal Stove; 4 Gasoline Stove Ina
good ORDER good Sausage Grinder: ! Din
her Bell, ana many other things too numer-
Gus 10 mention.
IERMS-All sums of SIOan under casb
over that amount a credit of nine months
Wlll be given; purchaser TO execute well en-
dorsed negotiable note, bearing interest from
date, and payable at the Bank of Clarke
County.
J. W. MARSHALL.
heihebOwer & West. Aucti0neers
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rake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails 10 cure.
4. W. Groves signature is on each box. Csc
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Statement Of the County Levy.

The following is "a statement of the receipts
and expenditures of Clarke county. Virginia,
for the year 1912, as required by section So
of the Code of Virginia of1SS7.
RECEIPTS.
by balance in hands of County
Treasurer. from lQOl..........S 214l.G
BY amount levied for I902and lcn-
atty. including an amounts M.
ccived from all source. ........ TO- 479. 81
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Bids for Telephone Franchise.

The following ordinance was adopted by
the Town Council of the Town of Berryville.
Va, and approved 10y the Mayor ON Friday,
january -. 1904. and ordered advertised in
accordance with the Acts of the General
Assembly governing the same
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Money to Loan.

In amounts of $500 and over. First lien
on Real Estate invariably required
BLACKBURN SMITH.
On Berryville, Va.
Office opposite Jail.
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sI36a9

Sl3,620.96
Balance I'm hands Co. Treas'r..S 3.SO6.Ss
by order OF Board of Supervisors.
l--s-JW JNO. ". GIBSON. Clerk.
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PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable Personal PrOneriY.

THE UNDERSIGNED will offer for sale
4 atpublic auction, on his home place fonr
miles east OF Berryville, adjoining the farms
OF van Deventer and Parshan. deed. on
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For Sale.

\ handsome building property located in
the center OF the town, aud containing 10
acres. The same may be bought rs n whole
or IN part. This property is improved bv
2 Inc stable, and out houses For further
information and laticulars. makeapplication
- Blackburn Smith Aitorney-at-law
Berryville. Va.
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AutnOrElnC tne -- COMPANY 10
use fne public streets If the Town of Berry
Vile, Virginia. Tor the purpose Of placing
poles and electrical conductors thereon
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PUBLIC SALE
oil Valuable Personal pFODerty
DAY, FEBRUARY %, 1904,

=. lhe undersigned will offer for sale at pub
is AUCTION, on the Ed. Lewis farm. a miles
+. of BerryNillc. on
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Fresh Groceries
Select Hardware
MY Hardware Line is CQnDlat8

and any article l can't furnish von ero,.,
STOCK sk VIII be promptly ordered. ''''
'e'' 90 ID. IN. JoNEa
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The undersigned having determined to
Int farming will sell at public auction at
the residence Of JOS. Price 4 miles soutb-
east Of Berry willie on
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BIDS on the above franchise will be re-
celved and opened at Berryville, Va, in the
Council Chamber, February Goth, 1904, at 10
o clock, \. NJ
ID. II. JONES, Mayor.
GEo. \. HARDEsTY, Recorder. Tl-37-5t
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o the ADDITION TO
Q
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resses, and legions of offcehold-
ers liberated with disloyalty
that the stern lessons of war and
years of Christian peace have not
entirely eradicated. And before
Buchanan were Democratic ad-
ministrations whose acts were
seemingly studied precludes to
his crime. The lineage of the
Democratic party is record of
broken pledges conceived in po-
litical iniquities and strangled at
tehir birth. 1t is the Democratic
party to which the people owe
four years of such misgovern-
ment that the rich became poor
and the poor starved.
1t has been the province of the
Republican party to undo the
work of its opponents; it has
again and again saved the nation
from degenerating to a low grade
in nationalities, and it has enforc-
ed respect throughout the world
The indicator., 1904-11-05

ruler was ever more villified and
denounced. His body in life, his
spirit in death, represent the di-
viding line between loyalty and
disloyalty, between the cohesion
OF the states or their disintegra-
ton. When a Democrat, be he
leader or follower, writes or talks
OF the Republican party as a ma
ton destroyer through its meas
ures or its presidents, it is be-
cause he does not know or does
not care to remember that Bu-
chanan, who was a Democrat,
shaped the course OF his admins
tration so that the advocates Of
secession might have quick and
easy victory; it was this Demo-
cratic president who left to his
Republican successor and the
loyal people he had been chosen
to ogvern, an empty treasury, a
corpora1's guard of an army,
wreck Of navy, dismantled fort
The indicator., 1904-11-05

for a country which the Demo-
Gratis had brought into contempt.
OF course the Democrats as
sail Republican presidents and
their nominees for the place Of
chief executive; they do this more
by innuendo than by direct ac-
cr.sation--a stabbing in the dark
ahcr than fight in the sunlight.
But there is always this in IA
|vor Of the Republican party's
presidents from the time they be-
gin to make history for the ma
tion-that for their support in
the ordeal of public criticism
they have had the constitution OF
the Union, its congresses, and
the voice of the people.
The indicator., 1904-11-05
REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTS
They Receive the Unstinted
Abuse of Democrats and
Faithful Support of the
People.

According to the Democrats
the Republican presidents, every
one OF them, have been a bad lot,
personally and politically. Each
md all of them were declared to
be running the country; but when
the day of reckoning came, and
the verdict of the people was
handed in on their ballots, judg-
ment was given-save in two
cases in a years-for the Repub-
licans. Impartial history acquits
every Republican president of
criminal intent and acts. In do
ing his duty to the people Mr..
Lincoln became a martyr. No
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corner of Mesa and Berwind ave-
nues, and is good site for that
purpose. Alreay good headway
is being made by the building
committee representing the so
cieties in the matter Of raising
the necessary money for the en-
terprise, and they have every
prospect Of securing all they
need in the near future. Indeed
it is the intention to let the con-
tract and begin the construction
of the block during the coming
month. Beside this, the societies
have a large fund Of their own
in the treasury, and so the success
OF the enterprise has been as
sured from the very beginning of
the agitation Of the enterprise.
All members Of the societies OF
St. Paul and St. Peter are Aus-
TRANS, and the other SIavonic
races are not inciuded In these.
0UsDsoounDoo2v onnnnonoA *
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SOCIETIES TO BUILD.
Will Erect a Fine Hall in Eas,
Bessemer to Cost About
$1,000.

Plans are now ready for adopt
ion for the building of a large
hall in East Bessemer by the So
cieties of St. Peter and St. Paul,
and the enterprising citizens over
there will have one of the finest
halls in the city.
This building is to be 4ox8o
feet in size. two stories and a
basement, and will cost somewhere
between 5000 and $1,000. The
location has been selected At the
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building can be secured the mat
ter will be settled at once. The
prospects look good, at least, and
few weeks might see the bank
installed.
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His Morning Plunge.

His Morning Plunge.
When morning dawns. the nea'
Day after, I'm,
Then Parker will with chily
Shiver
Dive where he will not hear oo'
Laughter g.
He'll take his swim In old 9s''
River.
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Figuring on a Bank.

The indications are good for
the coming Of a bank into the
paved district, and II . certain
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Cos,6ds,lee.

It's wrong to bet, but lots OF n:u :
Would bet all that there Is "
Their banks
The winning side 10 mentiose'
When
You speak Of Roosevelt sn'
Fairbanks.
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How ~ 20 gpiag East, my pss''
y anoidi
IN 6sing ovse ~ Roek lsIaso'
FL - - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-27
CYCLING At THE BEACH.
Moran First in FiCe JIIe Motor
Paced Race.

The three sided paced cycle race OF fifteen miles
among Jimmy Moran, Floyd Mcfarland and
George Leander at Manhattan Beach, yesterday
called of because Lenders pacing machine
delayed in transit. A five mile paced race in
heats among the three was substituted
In the first heat Leander and Moran had a close
tusse for three miles. Then Moran lost his pace
while trying TO take the lead. Leander won by 4
third OF n lap. Moran and Mcfarland made an
interesting struggle OF the second heat In the
terms. Moran pulled away in the stretch and won
with Leander and led all the way. Leander's mo-
tor did not work we'll. and after two miles he began
TO lose ground steadily. In the fourth mile Lean
last milo unpaced. Moran by a little more
than two laps.
f. J. NIcConunl. who won the novice contest was
the winner OF this years Irvington-AIllbUrn race
Marcus Hurley the half mile contest easily
but in the five mile handicap he let Burt Downing
slip away and Join the front bunch alone This
Eirst mile or riding. and Hurley seemed unwilling
10 take chances on the slippery track he quit
during the last mile because hOpeessly distanced.
The summarizes
One-third-mile novice(-Won by z. J AcCauurn New
York: Justin Poncet Roy WheeIren NevF-York second
+. ;. Persen. Brooklyn. third Time 04T.
Half-mile open: amateurl-Won by NJ. L Hurley
n y a c: Burton Downing. san Jose. Cal. second;
smith. Brooklyn. fourth. Time. SIS.
Five-mi!e handicap; amateurl-WOn by Burton Down
A. c. Broois!yn 90 YARDS, second Oscar Sohwab. Roy
NheelTnen New-1ork $40 YARDS, third Joe RocSo-
witt National A. c. 90 yarts fourth. Time 1:S2H
hlVe-rlie motor paced raceFrst heat by George
Leander. James Moran. second. Time. 7:367s Second
neat Won by Moran Floyd \. Mcfarland second. Time
Time :232s.