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NOW ONLY A BRANCH.
New York, New Haven A Hartford Cob b
bles the ontario,

New York oct. ?o.-Objection to the
purchase Of a controlling interest In
Che New York, ontario & Western rail-
wy by the New York, New Haven a
Hartford has been removed or oyerrid-
isn. according TO the Herald. and the
railroad Is now practically q branch Of
me New Haven system A point I'm the
rgotatlons over which there was a
difference which involved the Ontario
Minority stockholders. Some persons
Interested IN the deal insisted that all
stockholders should be treated equally
aai that the voting trust should not be
dissolved, Il the property were 10 be
sod TO The prejudice Of the minority
stockholders.
me New Haven road on the other
hald took the position that the control
OF NE Ontario was an that the system
required and that II all the stock
saQld be acquired the New Haven
would be compelled to invest about Sl2,-
N9NO' upon which the return would In
no way be proportional to the cost.
huhn, Loeb & Co. as bankers and man
asifs 0i syndicate, owned a clear ma
gIy OF stock and We're not in the POI
sllo0 OF trustees representing an stock
s,oaaefs II was understood that a ma
nll{ OF her stock was taken over at
20 share. provision being made that
W. vendors and minority stockholders
s sl, receive the three per cent dlyi-
l,la when II is proposed to declare
N me special stockholders meeting
m 'nls meeting a plan win be con.
'o'Iel To issue $4,000. 600 Of bonds to
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POLITICAL POINTERS.

II is quite evident that the Woodmen
are not an Americans
II Won haven't registered, YOU should
do SO next Tuesday without fail
Judge Botkin and G.. O. Whuemora
win speak at Bingham Junction this
evening.
Judge Botkn and 70. W, Ashton win
sneak at the MILFORD schoolhouse to-
night
4 Republican rally win De held az Coz
on hail. Union tonight with Judge
bowman ana candidates as the speak
ers
The Republicans expect a glorious
time AT the Grand tonight when Hons.
q. y. Allen and George sutherland VIII
be the speakers
The Womcus Democratic club viii
give a social Monday night next AZ the
residence uf Bcn Johnson. 2ii Center
street There win be music refresh
ncnts and good speakers md AN iu-
terestoi are invited 20 attend. ON
Thursdly night a similar junction viii
De given 40 the home of Thomas Mat
thcNs. les west First North street.
Democratic speakers viii Gll appoint
mcnts tonight as follows Bount.
ful. 3 p. m.. Centeryille, D. mo FARM
ngton. p. no., Layton, 2 %. M, Judge
Powers: Layton, David Evans, willard
Movie and King Mona A. j. Weber
ClrclevIlle. George q. Blair, Mil Creek.
cobb. Olson aud John T.. Clark Anua-
bella. S. r. Thurman; Castle Gate,
James VI. Crimson. Provo, Mrs j. NJ
Cohen.
A Democratic social was held Thursday
might at the home OF Councilman p. II.
Davis. g3i West FIRST North street
Light refreshments We're served ana
addresses were made by Willard lla-
mer. Dr. Douglass joseph " Haslam,
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EDDIE WILLIAMS DEAD.
Popular Young Man Falls a Victim to
Brights Disease.

The friends of r. r Williams. bet.
ter konwn as Eddie Williams. Of 500
South Eighth East street will be
shocked to learn Of the young mans
death which occurred at about 9 ocolck
yesterday afternoon at his home lie
was 33 years Of age at the time Of his
mumely demise and leaves wife
and a young son. Mr. Williams had
been il since last Tuesday, the cause
OF his death being BrIghts disease. lie
was very popular young man about
town and was particularly noted for
his generous disposition and cheerful
demeanor The funeral win take place
next Monday at 2 b. M, at Murray
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r,,a, Man May be Placed in
Charge Of Operation at
Portland, Ore.
PROMOTION FOR ]. A. REEVES
o., l,,,,, Story Regarding New AL
~ Il,oneot ou the Hartman Lies
In the West

D.. 81 o,.oon railroad & 1oyIsa''on
o 'l.. ~, with headquarters at ro',,
c'T0p,D' ,,,,,e.d n. u. Calyn promoted
,'' o,' VI manager of the P"e'no nn,S
'g'se southern Pacific ln' very '''
est g,.,. # has not yet been officially
0a ,n..j rb,t Mr. cAyn is TO 80 to
aolo r,.,r,,.ro ,o succeed General Man
@ ~, Markham. ln, matter has been
o ,'s.ogy settled. At the time that
a.''' PRESIDENT WIN, Bancroft. -, was =,
ite lIe,,. r,, yort t1 consult with n,
,1'i hartman regarln9 the cna"Se' ~,
isobnmacher tas requested 10 gu
Uadld so8nd now me ruln9,r ~
a.gns. arouud thit he has been select
''Im .uc.cel NJ calvin ,...,,.. a.,
% ~ suns onrse mo- official confirmation ~
vl,,,r,lne It never does unti u
V,u ,. IN ma iorm of a circular du'y
,psd by n n. Hartman =, s.,
',W,b iba promotion OF IT, NJ Sch9'
WIZ .rm follow that Of John A..
s..ro. vbo win he made general
i,.isb, agent Of the oregon snort Illle,
KY aboyp rs the brand new rumor
,slcb a going the rounds today
"0 W. ,ho are of Il Il seems to be u
WI "" ,o,ositlon 10 place % traffic
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Colorado Senator and Party Arrive on
Delayed Train ThI Afternoon.

Uv-v. S. Senator r. o. WaIaott Of
Colorado. Hon. Henry WoIcott bis
brother Dennis sullivan and j. y. lIar.
,Iman arrived ths afternoon on the
delayed 40. 3 Rio Gunle, and are at
the Nnuisfrrl hotel oyer sunday
There Is an expectation that the sen-
ltor may boz induced 10 speak at toe.
nights Republican rally.
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DOCTORS ENDORSE HERPlclos,
Because rs Formula Is Submitted to
Them.

Alexander Mcmillan. NJ. D.. n promi-
nent physician OF Lansing Michigan,
writes. "On three cases ! have tested
Herpicile for dandruff and ,he result
has been an that could De desired"
Herpicde Is made upon an entirely
new principle. that ls that dandruf
and falling hair are caused from q
microbo that infests the hair bulb, and,
by destroying the microbc ones hair Is
bound 70 grow luXuriantly Herpiclde
is the only hair remedy, that claims 10,
and really does, destroy the dandruf
germs.
Sold BY leading druggists Send lOc
I'm stamps for sample to The Herpicide
Co. Detroit. Mich. u. G, NJ ]. Drug
Co, Special Agents. 'W
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It's like dip In the fountain Of
youth Touches the cheek so gently
that youth fingers on the face OF old
age That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea does 80 cents, Tea or
Tablets
Ask your druggist,
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Referees Billings and Dougall lines
men. Varley and Cummings timers,
Hatch and Thompson touchdown, Mar.
rhal .. Cannon, Time 10 halves, p
and %
The schedule Of games still remaining TO
be played % as follows
Nov i-ScniOTs W. Juniors
Nov l-Seniors vs. Freshmen
Nov &Juniors vs. Sophomore
Nov. u-Juniors VS. Freshmen.
Nov. l5-seniors w Sophomore
4 dnal game will bo played between The
winner Of the series and the second var
slty eleven
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TESTIMONIAL CONCERT,
One Scheduled for Nov 80 az Granite
stake Tab'rnacls,

on Saturday night Nov l2, Boa the
Granite stake tabernacle. % testImon'
ial concert win be rendered to Brigham
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TABLE LINENS,
W0LCOTT IN TOWN,

90 ner cont Of. 2. q. WI. Page .
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DRESS GOODS

Biggest Savings Opportunity OF the
year. q. G. NJ. |.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
COLUMBIA'S ROUGH WORK.
rigorous Practice Uses Up Players
Varsity attack Strong.

Vigorous work marked the practice % the CoIuu1-
ba football team yesterday when in fifteen min
Utes' practice the varsity scored Two toUchdowns
on an unusually strong scrub. The scores were
made BY Fisher and Dusu- Several OF the men were
laid out temporarily, Sedgwlck twisted his knee
and viii probably be out OF the game for several
days Smythe was pretty badly shaken Up, bUc
was able 10 resume practice. Putnam got a nasty
cut in the head. and three men had bloody noses
The varsity attack was particularly good yes
ts-6ay- The scrub had the BAH at the start. and
carried u about twenty-five Yards before had 20
sick Then the SCRUB was forced down the reld
until Fisher or the VARSITY was carried over for
score The varsity next took the ball on its twenty
yard line and rushed Il down the grtdiron for
another tally
MsrzerthiH and Donovan tried drop kicking The
new men ont yesterday were Laa6ers and Brown
both Of last years varsity. The Ens-9p OF the
varsity was:
Let END Muir; left tackle Browne: tetc
verra centre, Lancers and Talbot
tight tackle Agelti1seE, right end 5usI auartsrback
Donovan and MerZeEtain taIfback Duel
zsu chtn. right halfbacE. Putnam fuIiback Carter
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE.

Chicago. sept, 2oFirss race qivs furlongs,,-Hagpy
lack 1G3 (McI1yre) 3 Freebooter. lib CTroX
srl. 70 / second; Clyde O. ll3 lIenrgl, 70 l. third
Green Rose and Tarcoola Belle also Waddeu II
pulled Up.
Owens. 133 Johnson 70 10 won: Dominique You. l25
Arch!bald) 10 l. second; Allegiance 12I Esgerson
70 l. Third Tine S;4ss. Dagmar and sEarzwaid also
Third Ohe Cicero Stakes; nilel-StToiler. 90
ttiTeeDiiedl II B. Spencertan. q Shaver Il
]. second FonEoGca. I01 McIntyre IL 70 10. third
Time, 444 Port Royal. KlenWood and Father Talent
also
Fourth race lone mile-NAgistrate 90 (Aubqchou), II
L. s. Judge Hines i05 Henry . 70 s. second.
Gregor X % tMcIntyTel. II 70 , third Time. 467s
Katie Powers Thane and Ahola also ran
Fifth -four haif fIrlougsl-Suhtle, 102
CRohttnsi. won. Belle Kinney. Henry /.
second. Lady Wilmot. % Ssamstsrl. 100 : third.
Tine. 0.57ls LADY Ellison. Moorish Darussl Gallant
Cassie hd Weller. Odebolt and Bashful Belle also
sixth race fsiT furcugsl-Gvpzene. 95 WilsOuJ. 13
J. won Big Ben. III Prior. 8. second. Mamie
Hodge, - damon l. third Time lisa Avenger.
Americana Waite Plume and Soufrfere also
Seventh mile and a furlongh-GTear Eastern,
- ItarrtsJ. 10 70 l. Mr. FaFnum. los CWedder-
strand 20 l. second Louisville Ioo tWiiev) 10
thi7i- Time @Oi1. Tho Way. Sir Hugh Benson Cald-
We. b"r Haywood. IA ChHpeTone. Alamods and Ex
central also
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
HARD WORK FOR N. W. CANDIDATES.

Captain Reilley save the football candidates at
NewYork University yesterday the hardest work
thus far this season The men were drilled for
nearly two hours in the rudments oS the game
and then had about twenty minutes scrlmmags
work The feature OF the practice was the speed
shown by the candidates for end in getting down
the field under punts. Lowry and CoIey did ex-
ceptioualy good work. Five OF last years varsity
were IN the practice. and COe. Callahan and Mac
NaInara are expected 70 be on hand BY the end OF
the week.
Among the freshmen players with prep school
regulations who will appear when college opens
next week Perry. OF Barnard. end on last
years All Iuterscholastic team; Bryant tackle OF
Morris High School. and Judge and Bray, quarter
and end respectively, Of Trinity School
The practice viii De II charge OF Assistant Coach
Saunders until the close OF the American Lsague
baseball season. when Dave Fultz, OF the New
York Americans. VIII take control. Fuitz when he
plaved on the Brown team. OF the fastest
haIfbacks IN the country. he has coached az
F3rovrr and Lafayette. and was captain ana coach
of the stronE Homestead Athletic Club. OF Pitts
burg Manager NaSle has added FOrdham 20 the
schedule and there is strong proba bflitv OF
game with Rutgers on November s
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
a-year-oIds: ono 90
REsULTs AT 81. LOUIS.

St Louis. Sept 2omFTst race Zone mile and seventy
san 20 fff Anderson). l. second: North Wi1d los
~ Duganl 5 10 l. third. Time. 562t SaucTisstnns
Iyrist Torio Topsoh. Lookway. . Arcy. Pyrrho and
Bradley Bill also ran
second race five hrongs)-Tern's Rod. los (Rce, Is
70 J. won: Flour. los CW Watsonl. TO J. second
Judge Brady los % AUSTIN. 70 l. third Time .O9l4
Gra r3avarian. Shadow Prince, WILSON piIer ana
TustlIskee also ran
CTReej 10 8 won, athena. "a III Anderson to 10
se~cnS. HownE Dervish 100 (Perrinel 10 10 tblr5
T.Tae 1861 Albany Girl. Mamselle. Dr. Kisr Second
Mate and First one al6o ran
T9ti-rh race thandicap six furlongsi-Barklvte IO4
w ystson1 10 won. Footitghts Favorifa AZ feee
Z -econd. Commodore. II5 Andersorl . 10
third Zine 1.21h. Tower. kindred and Pretension
Ffih race tseven nuriongs-pargin 9s CEI Anderson
. 10 / won, Algonquin, 20 tsederl s. seond: Atlas
Too .Iptra1 B.. third Time ~ T7eqnorsive
s-oT Poteate Laura Hunter and Cilennevts aIsa ran
and three-sfXteenth r1fles1Aic,-7 p
IS e1ire1 70 Sister Lillian. 100 N Anderson)
-, Issco1s. Miracle 10G d. AUSTIN ~ thrd
Time 2.f5 Hroodler St Sinonan Burke CacICran
Eucena strader. Compass ana Chapalia also ran
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
CANE FOR SUPERBAS.
Rain Ends Second Contest Sritb
Pittsburg.

II a double header between The. P1rases and Ghs
supe-bas at Washington Park yesterday the hons
players won the early game. &c & The second
stood 70 : when Il was called az the end of ths
seventh because OF rain
The Superbas captured the first contest by
punching their hits n the third inning for thres
runs The visitors made rally n the ninth but
double play spoiIed their chances OF tying G-@
score Lumleys fielding and Batch's hitting were
the features
Each side made run n the opening inntug oS ths
second game. For Pirrsburg Gilbert singled and
Beaumont was struck out. Rischy and Leach fol-
lowed with singles. and Gilbert crossed the uIste
For Brooklyn Dillon got his base on balls. G-szI--
died and Lumley got pass Then Sheckard sin-
gled and Dillon got home. The scores.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
The results Of he days play.
M'sURNEY WINS CUP AT LENox.

iB- TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Lenox, Mass, Sept 20.-MalcolTn 4IcBurney. ~
the Stockbridge and Harvard golf clubs won the
cup for low scores ia the qualifying round oc the
Lene% golf tournament here to-day He went out
in Ss and hack in 20. The amateur record. held BY
himself Is =
In the hrst round OF match play MalIouf ard
John Moller. Jr. former cup holders. were defeat
ed Mallouf was pitted against A s White. OF
Walaston who is pla--tng fine golt this autumn
and is picked for the finals for the cup MoIler
was inaccurate in putting. and was beaten by
D 7 Dana. OF Lenox. up and 1 10 play An ad-
ditlonal match viii be played Friday by pro-
fess!onals. for a purse subscribed by members Of
the club The results OF the days play follow.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
DE WITT WATCHES TIGERS PRACTICE.

Princeton y. J., Sept 30 CSpeciaD.-Candidate tes
for the Princeton varsity were again on the field
for about an hour and half this afternoon. For
fully half hour the ends sprinted down the heId
under punts and showed good speed. No tackling
was permitted
Harold Short centre on last seasons Champion
shin team out in uniform TO-DAY ssTiv,,-
Cooney the star tackle OF last season. also an
naa red for the first time and took part in = stE,
ine-un Tommy Burke. quarterbacsr i1 S,O1I r11
the only man expected back who has not Vet ~
ported Phil" BraSher. sub end, showed that ne
has lost Of his former speed. although he an
pears to have taAen on weight. EX-Cap plain John
active part IL The SS coaching as soon the reg
Is scheduled for Wednesday September s. WJTs
Dickinson.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN JFAcTE
tsY rELEeRAPH To rHE rRrsUSE.I

th1 TELEGRAPH 70 TaTHUNEY
washington. Sept. D.-The Highlanders ds6sasss
we senator's twice n double header here TO-DAY
BY scores of to and S TO L The hrst eont.zt
lasted eleven innings: the second had "a b. cs7I.4
az tne END OF the sixth inning account os dar<-
ness
Orth pitched for nine innings or the early cor
rest and then was relieved by Chesbro. A sluzl-
sacrifice and an error gave the visitors one rs7
IN the seventh inning. and base on balls q
tumble and a single. another IN the eighth IN.
home players tied the score IN the ninth inning.
ONel got first on pass. and tailed on HuTs i've
hagge-. Stahl sacrificed. ana On WIIIiann.fs out
Stahl got home A cunt single and a ~ gave
the visitors the game IN the eleventh inning
Chesbro went IN the box for the second sz---
and held the Senator's at his mercy He struck
out FIVE Hen. The Highlanders made three ru-s
IN the hrst on single a sacrifce. an out a burst.
followed BY two two-bass hits. ana two more IN
the third Keeer singled and EIb@rfeId vent out
On Conroy's hit Keller scored A Wild throw ana
hy GOT Conroy home The scores:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
GOLF.
H. {. Egan in Poor Form in
OHM pic Tournament

s. Louis Sept. 2o--For the second round OF
the Olympic I1rerna tionaI Colf Championsbfn 70
morrow Chicago has six represent ntatves left Of the
sixteen starters. or these Ned" SAWYER and
simpson Fouls Wheaton Coli Club mates and n
{. Egan and Nathaniel F. Moore are drawn az
opponents. Arthur Haveuleyer. Of Deal Reach is
the only Newly orker left IN the running Frank C
Newton. OF Seattle. Wash. Is the able representa-
tive ot the Pacific Coast. while George LYON. tho
former amateur champion OF Canada, is the sole
golfer from foreign country St. Louis clubs fur
nish I've survivors. and Allan Lard OF Washington.
is pitted against the Seattle man
A p Lambert Of the home course. found Walter
Z. Egan, OF EXmoor, IN erratic form. and the
Chicago-Harvard player vas beaten : down Arthur
HaveTneyer won a runaway match from S T Price
q golf E paaT showing R4ReeT 9b. EsPa an Toa By PeFn @
orlIai.t form that marked his victorious matches
lows:
stga-t g slesaev = George Ivon, A. b Lambert
meyer Asa 3sr Is FrsH < < sar Is 5seT 6GrsgT t4,r %
ITr vs. = = Mex lnnie- SiIuTson Foui's T. r
Nathaniel r. Moore.
The results OF the days play.
stuart G sesasy 5, Louis Country Club beat WIN
an ~ - s5I.a FA4-aasiphia Up and 70 play; George
snd 70 P!ag Albert Lambert Glen Eoho beat Walter
up and 70 rIaT Mason = FfeI5s n 5iI-E--' go -;
Ersa senpe 81 Louis. and : 10 play. Arthar
80. Il. - 1saCi aeat SIN Price t-. 81
i- t-o.-s l2 ana u PLAY Alan Lard Columbia. Wash
lsT F-s1 % ,, l.AeFs ,5en Lvho 10 ~ and 9 %
N6Tnarsie FarE 81 9 S 1l ba 70 4as . = A'2 innis'
Ha!Illoaa @ & Hatemeyer Deal Beach. y J. Up and 10
ip and 70 play D ss7Tyc- - v.6eaIan bea, +
- I'M. '-r rs5.- 9 & u2 ana 2 play " = sti1ARey
sna ! 70 play: Z Y Allen 81. Louis Field oeat War
= Moore Lake Geneva, beat o X Jonese Toledo II
~
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
- foIlowing quallfed % the consoIatIon -:

Match psv ffrst roundlaic BurneV beat Kerncchan.
Up and 70 PLAY White beat Maouf. and 10 play;
Dana beat Moler. and ! play. Frothngharu beat
sedgwck Up 10 play; Robertson beat Broadhead
and to play; WhittsHore beat Kane 1 up. Thom-
up and 70 play
The drawings for the second round FOR the Lenox
Cup
McBurney rockingham, White IS Robertson
Singer Dana. Thomson Whittenore.
In the frat round match play for the consola-
ton cup the results were:
Phifsr beat u whittenaore . up % play; Shaw
> 70 pay. II Stanley beat Seayey. up 70 PLAY YuIee
beaf ayor By default. Flick. Palmer Holman drew
hrel
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
ORMONDE'S RIGHT WINS.
BAY SHORE ron MONET.
Cannon entity Of Ro2gh Riding
Oiseau AgQin.

Ormonde's Right. performer that the public and
his owner alike have branded as a coward and a
gutter. continues 10 assume a most rnagnarimous
attitude toward his critics and wins races that
prove profitable TO them He did so Yesterday at
Gravesend. when he took up 10 pounds. and with
Is 10 quoted against his chances showed Sononna
Belle, St Valentine. Hurst Park. Mabel Richardson
and Andrew Mack the quickest way home in mile
and an eighth handicap for all ages
Had c. E Rowe started either First Mason or
Colonial Girl. both entered along with Mabel Rich
ardson. there probably would he different story
10 tell In their absence. however. the Ormonde
coIt nad comparatively easy time Of il and after
running third to Sonorna Belle and St Valentine for
a mile Lyne dropped him down. and ne eaIIoped
from the hilv
me public evidently arrived at the conclusion
that II Mr.. Rowe scratched First Mason and
colonial Cir he must have thought Mabel Rich
ardson was good enough 10 win. and she was in
stalled favort1e, and backed down from twos to
threes She never better than fourth. in the
stretch Hurst Park. slow in the early part Of the
contest. came with jingle and beat her home
The Bayshore. the stake feature OF the afternoon
had selling clause attached TO its conditions and
as consequence its field was restricted to an ord
nary lot OF hard working platers. The students
again erred grievousy in their selections and paid
correspondingly when they placed their money and
trust on Charles Foxs mare. Ascension. She was
lucky 10 beat Dick Bernard a head for third Tbe
distance Of the Bayshore is only about six fur
longs, but it was too far for the mare yesterday
and both Monet and Armenia beat her. The former
was ridden recklessly by Cannon. who cut across
the track at the start, and in so doing threat tened
10 bowl the entire field over Crtmmns on Old
England, and Travers. on King Pepper. both lodged
protests Of foul against Cannon. but the stewards
would not allow them. Monet Of the ex-
treue outsiders. opening and closing at twenties.
The Western youngster Oseau added another
scalp 70 his belt in sprint for two-year-olds at
nve and 2 half furlongs In his previous races
he seemed Odds-on favorite. but the ring held
him in less esteem than the public quoted the
generous price OF TO > against him. Lyme had
him IN hand az all times and he beat Blandy
Hearts Desire and eight others going away Letoia
in selling sprint for threey year-olds Santa Cata-
Ina in a dash for maiden two-year-od lilies and
Stuyve in race at one aud sixteenth miles
were the other winners.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
RAINBOW IN THE LEAD.
Not Wind Enough for Serenity,
FooterS to Finish, HozceUer.

The owners Of the three 7o-foot yachts Rain
bow Virginia and Yankee have been unfortu-
nate in their recent selections OF racing dates
Last Thursday there too much wind and the
Rainbow sprung her boom. Yesterday hey were
unable to finish the race for lack Of breeze Will
fam K Vanderblts Virginia. which left City ISL
and in ample time to reach the starting point OF
Glen Cove had TO be towed there by Cornelius Van
derbts tender Mirage.
Three yachts of the 36-foot class-Treror L
Parks AIimosa III. f. D. Kings Spasm and W G.
Brokaws AnoatOk-entered for prize offered by
the club The start was made from r. A. c.
Smiths steam yacht Privateer. anchored OF Motifs
Point, in light breeze from the northeast The
official times taken were.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

When it was noticed that the mount on W B.
Leeds's Simplicity had been given 10 OVei instead
Of the regular stable Jockey. J. Martin. the report
circulated that his employer was dissatisfied
with his riding. and had decided to engage other
boys. Andrew Miller. who acts Mr. LeedsS rep
rescntative and also has contract with Martin.
was asked point blank il the story true II
have not been altogether satisfied with his riding
Mr.. Miller admitted and that. presume, will ac-
count satisfactorily for the fact that ONetl rode
Simplicity to-day.
II said yesterday that Steve L LHommedieu.
onetime plunger. had formally requested the stew
ards OF the Jockey Club 10 remove their embargo
against him, but at their meeting yesterday they
failed action
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
pRnaRAMNE on sPORTs rO-pAY.

Louis.
ry.RsEss RACING-Grand Circuit At Columbus.
Nneola FAIR
co1F--Tournament at Lenox Mass olympic champion
rhlps al 81. Louis.
pOIO-open ehailpionshiD A. Van Cortiandt FarN.
rBAIL-Franlzlin Marshall vs. Carlisle Indians
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