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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
a NEW HOME.
THE SI|EFf Piano CO.
IN NEW QUARTERS
AT 3O7 EAST BROAD.

The local branch of the old estaolisheu
Baltimore house. "Chas. NJ STEEL IS
now permanently Installed IN their ne"
ware rooms, 307 East Broad, where tl'e
public is cordially invited 70 cal! a1.u
insnect the handsome stock of pianos.
tabllshed here, only two years ago, 4
the firm met with such liberal patronage
from the very start that the faciiities
Of the original ware-rooms soon ceased 70
be adequate to accommodate the CROWNS
trade in Stieffs Pianos, and hence ne
cessitated removal to much larger
quarters. aia!j !, ~ {.
high position by reason Of Its perfect
tone, It's careful workmanship, and It's
marvellous wearing qualities,
There are Stieff pianos In use TO-DAY
which we're purchased generation ago.
and they are still notable FOR those
merits which induced their owners 10
beginning With the Centennial EXPOSE
tion In 1876. tho stier piano has taken
medals at all Of the great cSpositlohs
and fairs, I, ~
Chas. NJ. stier was one ono Of the
pioneer makers OF planos--and the name
stief Is associated With piano buiidllis
the world ovcr-but It Is moro ln' ,,''.aar,
related to Raltimore's business history
Chas. NJ. stiefr. II native Of Germany
,ocn ted In baltimore In 1887 and began
ia import pianos from Europe, and III
1870 entered upon their manufacture.
since which time the business has grown
very rapidly. The present factory slle
occupies a whole block and Is one OF
the most thoroughly equipped plants ~
the country. ~, q
The company's ware-rooms AZ No., =
North Liberty Street, IN Baltimore, con-
stitute a landmark among the very olaese
firms In that vicinity,
ME- fnundcr Of the house died January
| 1 1862, and Chas, Sticff and Frederlck
| y Stieff the present members o ne
\ FIRM, conduct the business under lhe
,rhntR the "stief" was recognized as a
| STANDARD" before this generation was
born-was shown In this--that Just after
| Tie war between the states, the ladies' ot
Baltimore presented General ROBERT ~
| Lee with IL stieff piano. when - SUI
! u treasured possession OF the fanny
| Branch warc-rooms are conducteu ~
Boston. PittsburG Washington, Harris
/ burg. Norfolk, Richmond Lynchnnrs,
! Charlotte and elsewhere, At each y lu''
| line OF Instruments are carried IN Stock
Tho Richmond branch IS under no
efficient management OF MI. James ~
Dunbar, and It's new home at 3o1 East
| Broad Is an attractive store 10 NlS'''
/ being comfortable and artistic IN us sur
roundlngs and "up-to-datc" in all OF :
! appointments !,
/ rhe firm especially wishes ia aNnl
| themselves of this opportunity 70 hank
! thn public and their patrons Gartlc' !larly,
for the liberal support which has taabied
I them IN so short II time 70 nrf:sfe such
great success In Richmond, and again TO
/ extend to all n cordial invitation TO call
nj The new store and examine the hand
j come stock es lnS VltnfAt$-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17

], ~ Or. Leland Williamson, of Arkansas,
,1rffY@@. Used Pe=ru=r1a in His Practice
A G1Nl - CnM With Marvellous Results
HE SAWS
ii tiE SAYS: 5
"Pe-ru-na is d Fine Spring Tonic,
IS q Good strengthening Tonic
and Blood Purifier. q m M # X
land Williamson, YORKTOWN,

Or. Leland Williamson, Yorktown,
Ark, writes: ri IS ~ IN va
"Iiavng used Peruna both person.ss
ally and having prescribed It for my
patients for many years. 4 thought u
would not be out OF place to write
you d few lines OF my experience with !,
the same.
OFT have taken Per,inn as @ tonic (
and catarrh remedy, and have used I
It In my practice with always the 1
same results, benefit to the patient.
II tones up and strengthens tho va
rlous organs Of the body. heals the
catarrhal mucous membranes, and 49,
q benefit to suffering humanity. u lss
, fine spring tonic, and q splendid
remedy to ward of the distressing st.9
fects Of la grippe, and q good tonic az
ter pneumonia Or 1nalarial fever--lnS
fact, an all-round tonic and builder
ut is a splendid remedy for weak
", broken down women, and g remedy
that should be Used by anyone need-8
Ing a good strengthening tonic and ND /
( blood purifier. & ISL N
: "r could say much more. but any
ono needing such a remedy trial Will
) convince them OF Its true nlerits'''":---s
) Leland Williamson, NJ 2. 53y y, i g.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
Then and Now.

( Richmond's mayoralty contest Is get
ting TO be altogether too tame. II the
neople Of that goodly city only had
4. NJ. Kelley back from Egypt TO 40 10
the honors on State occasions II
wouldn't make very much difference
who did the rest of work as commander.
in-chief Of the city forces. How they
did miss just such a man the day on
which the keys OF the city were dehyerea
into the keeping Of the late f'resluent
Nc understandable Herald.
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chants Cooperative Light and Powe,


Company.
Granting certain privileges to the sea
board Air Line Railway.
Authorizing the payment OF 500 per
annum to the city electrician.
Authorizing the appointment OF two ad-
ditlonal deputy gas inspectors
Increasing the salary of the baker at
the City Almshouse to s1e0 per annum
Fixing the pay of the laborer at Mar
shall Reservoir at $50 per month.
Fixing the pay of the employees In the
parks of the city I s1.75 per day..
Granting certain water privileges to the
Scenic Construction Company and the
American Tobacco Company.
Authorizing the construction Of new
gas holder In the West End.
Fixing the voting places In Clay Ware
as follows: First Precinct, No. North
4 Cherry Street; Second Precinct. NO. 22l
South Reservoir Street; Third Precinct,
No. 3o4 South Laurel Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
KILLS HIMSELF TO
AVOID BEING CAPTURED
/, On, cia, to The Times pispatch)

uANFoRr, CAL, April Id man
whom the officers believe rom usss s,
Mans - ia he Raw Fahey. who escaped from
rolsom during the recent prison preak,
hns been shot in the legs while resisting
arrest arr near here. Rather than DO cap,
t,,,.ed alive, he shot himself IN the heau
and d,od within an hour IN appearance
,ha man tnlllcs somewhat with the ue7
srription of Fphey The escaped G9nsit',
but so far lie has not been iusn'i''" 80
such.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
a Truly Boston Tramp.

& Edwin D. Mead Boston's most useful
citizen. and founder OF the Twcrtieth
Century club. met tramp ono bllzzardS
night last winter near the Hotel ven,
ann,e when the tramp asked him for q
nickel Mr.. Mead being n believer IN
scientific charity. told him to apply TO
the Y. M. G, a, ~,
"r did, sir" replied the tramp with
serene dignity but I was not treated
>"Well Why don't you try the Y. ~. 6.
~ ~. wns Mr.. NIend's quizzical suggestion.
The tramp then Strengthened UP with
utmost hauteur and remarked: y nave
decided no lorger 70 uea r WI" 'snvs.
that institutions like tho letter p. are
nlwnys first in pity but last In help''
Golfers Weekly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
FOUND GUILTY OF
POISONING FER HUSBAND.
(i,v Assorlntcd PrcssD

PHILADELPHIA PA April lHt- MIS-,
.Catharine Danz MAS to-day conYlesed Of
ND murder OF her Dpsh3nd William q,
nm m, Tho Commonwealth alleged that
Mrs. Danx poisoned her husband by drugs
obtained from George tlossaS, q Enfsr9.
herb doc or, who has atSa nes,, N'.u
~ I,nnz,s MURDER and IS awaiting c&ecur
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
ANOTHER SALE OF FURNITURE RE
S'''~f' '''-'' SlIMED 5AH,st ;eiSsl

Since closing the auction Of fine lA V',
niture last "Wednesday, at No. 1903 Etast
Main street, the stock has been setssfa'iy
strnightened ont and arranged. ana y
nov ID nice order, The sales wiz pss,n
asain Monday. the 18th. and continue
,i,rouahout The week The NaAent'es
AUCTION Company are conducting W.
sales and expect 70 close out the BUSINESS 'i1'
this week. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
Pace Pride. Indeed.

The negro transfers In Richmond re-
fused 10 work with white man. That's
right; stick to your colors and refuse
70 ride on the same cars with him, or
aat al the same table. or stop at. the
Same hotel. And when this has been
done. mark the first white man who pro
tests, Tie Herald would encourage ~
the negro people degree OF race PRIDE
Farmville Herald. f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
WITH MAYORS APPROVAL
Number Ordinances Now in ope'

Number OTuIIIdIlCeS NOW ~ w
ration by Executives Signature.
Mayor Taylor has returned the follow
Ing ordinances and resolutions passed by
the Council 10 City Clerk Ben. I, August
with his approval;
Providing for an additional patrol wag-
on and It's equipment and maiaten lance
improvements.
Extending the franchise Of the Mer-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
SAD CHAPTER IN
A TRAGIC EVENT
tsnecial to The Tlmes-Dispatch

q Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch'J
ELKToN, MD. April 16-With the
burial yesterday OF Mrs. Susan Breed
ing, the young wife OF William F. Breed
'irg, OF Kent Island. the last chapter In g
tragic event was enacted, While Mrs,
breeding was sitting before All open fire.
place OH "Wednesday her clothing caught
on fro
The husband carried her to pump,
but 1t was too late. fa was burned SO
badly that he has not been tod o. ms
wiee.s death
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17

l. n
CONSTANTLY Increasing number
~ OF physicians prescribe Peruna m
their regular practice. 1t. has proven Its
merits so thoroughly that even the doc
tors have overcome their prejudice against
so.called patent medicines. and recon-.
mend it to their patients.
Peruna occupies a unique position IN
medical science. It Is the only internal
systemic catarrh remedy known to the
medical profession to-day. Catarrh, as
every one will admit is the cause Of one
half the diseases which afflict mankind.
Catarrh and ca tarrhal diseases atfiict
one. half the people of the United States.
catarrh May Invade Any Organ Of tho
Body.ak NJ. =. e
Catarrh may invade any organ OF me
body; may destroy any function OF the
body. It most commonly attacks the head,
nose and throat but thousands upon
thousands of cases Of catarrh OF the
lungs stomach, kidneys, bladder ana
other pelvic, organs have been cured py
Peruna. !, =. :, !. -,
PerunaL is able to cure catarrh Wherever
II NAV be located by It's direct action upon
the mucous membranes. Catarrh means
sinflamed mucous membranes peruna
acts at once to cleanse and inVlgorraat' -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17

4I,r. j. a William Jones has gone to Mis-
sissippi Stn meet O. series Of lecture ell.
gagements, and will not return homo utl-
III tho I'd of May, and Mrs. Jones has
gone to, Hampton to make a visit TO
her son, Rev. e. Pendleton Jones.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17

ONE Ta'p MA SOUTHERN RAlLWAY.,4
TO JOPLIN OR CARTHAGE !, MO-
May 18th TO 9th, inclusive, the eouln-
crn Railway will sell special tickets ron TO-
all points to Joplin or cartnass' ~
With return limit May s0th,
G. w. WESTBuRf,
District Passenger Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17

The Rev Father Massie. Of the Sacred
Heart Church, has returned from Wash
jIngton, where he attended the dedication
OF the Apostolic Mission House at the
Catholic University OF America.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
CONSUME rI0N CURED.
nDoctors Said Could Not Live, but Duffy's pure
Malt Whiskey Cured Me in Three Months

~ Had Hertorrhages ord Was Reduced
to a skeleton, But Your Wonderful
II Remedy suit Me UP and Gained 80
"Pounds," says Cora Riley, Coates.
& Vile, Pa, "a
-Four years ago | was a mere skeleton.
/ had been In poor health since childhood.
,rhe doctors told me Il was, cons,impti.on !.
and that | could not get well. AS winter
approached my cough became more severe
and my condition so serious that ! had q
was reduced 70 less man nnety poqMnd d,t
yNhiskey was good for CONSUMPTION
through, reading ono 2f your advertise.
family took tho matter Up With our local
.whiskcy az siich n grand cure for con
sumption that began taking It IN Octo.
winter. began to Improve at once and
within three months was cured OF awtui
consumption. $50
of nearly four years, that am in perfect
health and weigh oyer 1bG pounds ,, !!
ell to your wonderful Malt Whlskey.' L hls
gun III ntcpQ. ---- ------- " -- ------- No.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17

A Joint meeting OF the Young Mems
Christian Association Of the Medical COL
lege of Virginia and the University Col
lege OF Medicine will be held at Q o'clock
this afternoon In the lecture amphitheatre
OF the University College. state Secretary
Coulter will deliver ali address IA Great
Victory" Miss Martha snead. soprano Of
Grace Street Baptist Church, will sing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17

the catarrhal condition OF the mucous
membrane no matter where it may oc-
cur in the body. It's action Is the same
on the mucous lining of the bowels. II
cures the catarrhal inflammation wher-
ever 1t may occur.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky
.rhse GREAT .consumption and Throat sure,

5000 doctors the ana
dyspepsia and every ko1n OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17

Or. M, C. Gees Experience.
Dr. NJ c. Gee is one Of the physicians ans
who endorse Pcruna. In u letter written
from 513 Jones Street. San francisco,
Cal, he says: &
here lis a general objection on the
part Of the practlcinG physlclan.to al !.
vocate patent medicines 6us Wnen any
one1imedIclne cures hundreds Of people,
n demonstrates It's own value and does
not n eec the endorsement OF the Pro1es'
Sion. II ~. 8. /. I. ~,
derfuI cures In San Francisco that y !, "a am
convinced that It is valuaole remeu -,
i ave frequently advised Its use for women,
as i find It Insures regular and painless
M cures leucorrhoea and eva.
Ia LA : troubles and builds up the entire sys..
tenn. also consider It one OF the fn n;
catarrh remedies know o., : ! ne near', y
endorse your medIclne e. A. = ee s ~
/.
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Robert r. Roberts. NJ. D., Wasl, Z;
ington4 D. c., writes:
Through my own experience as
we'll as that Of many OF my friends
and cqualntances who have been
cured or relieved Of catarrh1 by the use
Of Hartmans Peruna. can confident
>5ly recommend It to those suffering
from such disorders, and have no hes
Ssltatlon In prescribing It to my patti
} ents."-Robert r. Roberts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-15
At Chicago.

cH1cAo o, Oct. H.--Frontenac. one OF the good
sons Of Kingston. fou nd the fast track perfectly
to his liking In the third race at Worth to-day.
which was six firlong sprint. and won as he
pleased from J. ". oNeil and Mamie Hodge.
First Race-Six furlongs-Lem Reed. i07 tRo-
10 to l. second; Duncan. los (Morr1sonl, 100 TO l..
nan, Bill walters, Mandy Lee. Armorer and Honest
second Race-One mile and 80 yards-AgCie
Lewis, % (Shaver), 70 I, won: Trtumvir es John-
SOM is 10 S, second bod Anderson. 100 CPerrtne,.
10 TO I. third. Time. i45. SiEerneade. VOLTA,
Doci,e. Edward Hale. Mohican and Mlngore also
Third Race-Six furlongS-F rontenac. no q.
Foley, Q to 8 won; J. ". o'Neill, 100 (NicoD, 10
to s, second Mamie Hodge. 100 diamond. to S,
third. Time, 1913 rs. New Mown Hay. Ida Davis.
irene Mac, Hot and Blue Miracle also ran.
Fourth Race-One mile and 20 yards-Carat. los
CScoD, II to 6. won; Burning Glass. los tR. John
son) IL to s. second: Harvey. los tMor1sonl TO
third. Time. las. Glorioes. Easy Trade Tom
Hall and LAmpoon also ran. D T. Stephens left AT
Fifth Racc-one mile and 10 yards-Clausus. los
Cl Johnson. 0 TO 1. won: Scotsman lo7 tNicop
8 to l. second: Jigger. i02 (Shaver). 8 to g. third
Time l:48 Trtvo, Bank Street, Paramount
Frank NJ and Allie Eirgie also ran.
sixth Ract-Five and q half furlonEs-Sincehty
Belle, iO4 (LannomI. 10 TO 6, won: Black Art, 1l3
(RonianellD, S to 1. second; Dundall. 40 lMcln.
tyrej. TO |. third. Time, 1oSA Dixeile. Bishop
Poole. Garvice. sradwarlin. Janeta and Useful
I4dy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-15
WINTERS YACHT BUILDING.
All the Designers Rusy Turning Ont Plans
Other News.

Commodore f. c. Benedict has chartered
of saac st ern the steam yacht Virginia. and
he will make long cruise In the South Ameri-
can waters this winter. The price paid is
said TO be 1000 month Commodore Bene-
dict will be accompanied by his daughter
and several friends.
The first OF the large boats that are to be
built under the new rules OF measurem emit
has been ordered. 1t Is a steel schooner and
is for a member of the New York Yacht Club.
The boat is to be built by Lawley Son of
Boston, and is to be ready by the opening
Of next season. She will race in the 90-foot
class. meeting the Ingomar. Corona. Lasca
and Emerald. The designs have been made
by Cary Smith and Ferris and the dimen-
sIons of the new craft are 1913 feet inches
over ell: SO feet 0 inches on the waterllne.
2S feet beam. is feet inches drought. These
desi gners have several other yachts on hand
some Of them are schooners OF the same size
exceedingly good Ali tire designers have
orders for boats and are busy turning ,I out
dull one with the builders. but L seems now
next years racing. ana. as new classes are
to be formed, there is promise OF iots Of
sport. -,
which h' Is to be used in Florida waters. has
had several trials under power and has made
a little under ten miles an hour; This boat
masted schooner without topSais. She IL
liz feet over ali, SIS feet on the water line.
| II feet inches beam and feet inches
The Vinst ct I'm. owned by Willis sharpe
Kilmer has been sent abroad and MT. hil-
In the Mediterranean resattas this winter.
The Centre Morchess Country Club 'i has pur,
hr of OF tns sF whsr
The club is to give more attention to yachting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-15
WHITNEY HORSES BRING ASSOC.
Futurfty winner. Artful, Goes 10 Harry
Payne whitney for 10000.

a large crowd attended the sale OF the
Duryea horses In training and the yearlings
owned by the estate OF the late william C.
Whitney ut Morris park yesterday noon
All the members OF the Whitney family were
present. The bidding was extremely lively
and the sale realized n total OF ss3.50o for
twenty-six head.
Artful. the winner OF this years Futurity.
was knocked down to Harry Payne Whitney
for $4,000. There were Just four bids for the
crack FLY. 8. Deimel taking n hand. Mr..
whitney also purchased the stake. winner,
Tsnya for $1,000. She appeared inFthe ring
with one OF her foreiegs saturated with
iodine. which caused a rumor that she was on
the verge OF a breakdown. but such was not
the case. according to trainer John W. Rogers.
Sandria who won the rich Matron stakes
last week. went to A. j. Joyner for $1,000 after
will probably race next year IN sydney paget's
coiors and later on Will 60 to the Hagyin
Mr.. Passt got Minsola for $1,000, while Mr..
whitney purchased Princess Rupert for
$4,000 Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney was the
Joseph =. Widener dong the bidding for her.
Mr.. Widener secured Prince Hamburg for
$500. the colt being a half brother to the
Ally. a full sister to TSnys, for 49, ioo too.
Chleftan. IS 900 Dreamer 81 700: Pioneer 81 900
and several yearlings being knocked down
oolors in the English Derby went to Archie
ZImmer RIG Tim Sulliyan's trainer for
Whitney and Duryea from John Z. Madden
as tWo-year-oid for nearly SIC, 900. The
sale was as follows:
PROPERTY THE ESTATE OF THE LATE HON. WILLIAM
C. WHITNEY.
A'i sySney pa D. py nui.s $500
oS wsnbs1sm oy ''ue 1900
Mercury, b. e. 8, BY Meddler-Tua Black.
bum: IL. Peters NATURALIZATION. 600
IMITATION: NJ, II p Whitney ',. 1000
a dtpb.
u y W,dcns1 M. s. W 500
Sandria br t. 2 by SandrinQham-Urania
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-15
American Chess Congress tournament.

ST.. LOUIS. Oct. 1.-THE fourth round of the
seventh American Chess Congress tonrna-
ment ut the Missouri A. G. was completed
this afternoon with the following results
Marshall overcame. SchTeitzer's Dutch de,
an Evans gambits which he declined and Judd
won the game IN ~ moves; DR.. Schrader lost
to ,Iaffe's SicIlian in 3s moves, thus break
ing the tie for last place: Uedemun beat Else
berg, Petroff, in so moves: Ed Schrader played
a French defence against Kerleny. The latter
sacrificed n piece and had an attack which
gled out. and Kemeny drew by perpetual
check.
Tomorrow. Schrader and Schweitzer will
The standing at the end of the fourth round.
Marshall won 1, lost o. Judd won 3. lost L. ucde,
man won 3. lost L. kemcny won 2, lost I. drew
lost :. drew q Schwe!tscr won /. lost drew L.
Mlotskowsky won |. lost s. Jane won I, lost s.
Schradcr won o. lost T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-15
TURF.
- 49, - 49, -
AUTOMOBILES
WHITE Would FIGHT CORBETT.
English Champion wants to Bet $4,000
...- --..' Cd. on the side. 49, 80

Young Corbett wlii-bc a busy man for the
next six months. if'hc connects with two big
matches lie Is after. The first one. and for
which Corbett is now negotiating. Is 20
round NH with Battling" Nelson, N Los
Angeles, aud the other IL IA Ii or 2Q-found
mil with JabeZ White. the English light
weight champion, cIther III this cot ntry or
in London. The match with Nelson Is APP
parently as good nude. ~ ''us
As already told IN THE SuN Charlie Mitchell
IL acting for Whtc'in tins country. Mitcheil
has had talk with George Considine, who
has more than friendly interest III Corbetts
affairs. Mitchell told Considine that he WAS
ready to make match for si0000 side, at
1872 pounds. the same to take place. here or
abroad. next February, He assured Gotsi.
dine THAT If Corbett went TO England and
fought, liberal expenses would be guaranteed
for White If the latter came here. The Ma
tional sporting club. u IS understood. Will
they meet not less than S,joo, exclusive OF
expenses, ...,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-15
FITZ WILL FIGHT O'BRIEN.
But the Philadelphia Must Post . 81 5000
Forfeit, He Says.

Rob Fitzsimmons. pugilist and actor. pro-
fesses indignation that Jack 'BrieR has
challenged him, and says he will accommodate
the Philadelphian mighty quick. Fitz. who
ia in Buffalo, says that when he reaches New
YORK next week he will post forfeit of 5000
70 n ht oBrien for the middleweight cham
pions nip. O'Brien has $1,000 posted. but
M, ys,mmons says that Is not enough-s5 900
or nothing, he declares.
shnF cr 3d.. rt he wh s1,t told It hHs
oIa;n the middleweight cha mpionship. Il
sm ne only real bona de simon pure middle
Weight hampton. If oBrle n, 9 HS,s to fight
M nho,ut New Years I'm afraid he won't
agree to more than six rounds, but better
that than nothing"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-15
T1ne-EI2'l 2 ISy ZlE'2, E,T1'I'
q class, trotting: purse $500 tunnnishfdl:
,ieI IA q nv Hiyhlavn Prince ERNST
Thery, French Champion AutOmobnist
Arrives Here.

Louis Thery, the champion French auto
mobilist, arrived last evening from Havre
aboard the French liner La Lorraine, ac-
companied by G.. Caillois, driver of swift
light powered machines. Thery said that
he intended to challenge George Heath
winner of the race on long Island last
Saturday, and expressed regret that Heath
had gone back to France and that they had
passed each other in midocean. Thery
will race against time at the Brighton Beach
track next Saturday. He says he will
challenge the owners Of all heavy machines
In America who are willing to try conclu-
sions with him