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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
FLORIDA AUTO RACES.
Plans for Midwinter Races Over
Ormond- Daytona Course.

Preparations for the midw!nter automobile
races In Florida over the orniond- Daytona
course are already going OIL merrlly, The
third annual automobile derby. the blue rib
Don vent Of tho year. which attracts the
jswagger Automobiles into the sunny SOUTH
has been scheduled to take place on jan.
Jury 23d to 2Sth, Inclusive. The first ana last
days OF the tournament are to be devoted
four remaining days will be given over TO
long programmes OF races for distances from
enc TO one hundred miles.
The twenty-miie dustless course along the
sea coast is In fine condition. hard as cement
and smooth as glass. 1t Is expected that ".
X. Vanderbilt. Jr.'s. record OF ~ seconds lor
a mile will be eclipsed. as famous drivers
with higher powered cars are going 10 try
tho Florida sea coast track
At q recent meeting In New York pros
pectus for tho races was outlined. There are
10 be ton races daily, saHording an oppor.u-
nifty for every style OF car, Tho entries nro
Ia be made by Invitations, 30 as to el!m-
mate all undesirable contestants
Onn account of the large number OF auto,
mobiles and motor boats that VIII be shipped
10 Florida for tho races. there ~ q plan to
charter steamship to take tho machines
South. Following the automobile tournament.
tho first annual motorhoat carnival Mt Pa In
Reach is TO be held The dates set arc Feb
runry ist to Sd, Inclusive. The races are to
take place on Lake Worth. one OF the most
picturesque sheets OF water In Florida. III
The tlno trials over tho Florida automobile
course, advocated for some time IN November,
have been abandoned. because tho 1905 style
OF motor cars VIII not ba ready.-New York
Sun, sfig - sls 49, a55Ff f. 1ssSf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
BUYS MORNING STAR.
Owner Of Lou Dillon Adds Fast
Gelding to His Fine Stable.

y LEXINGTON.@ kI.. October "a. Nc
Donald, Por; Henry. n. y. has sold to G..
X 8 G. Billings. owner OF tbs peerless Lou
Dillon. the brown ge!ding Morning Star. by
stnr Pointer. dam Fannie. by Egehorcc. for
5000. and the gelding VIII be driven on the
speedway by his new owner this fall. He
was defeated by John NJ. in the Tennessee
stakes at the recent meeting here, but that
noted horse had TO so three heats q In the
remarkable time OF 2;0i1-+ o:oi III and 2:o6
James McAiorie. Denver. Coll. has sold
to John Span for 5000, the nine-year-od
brown horsc. KIrkwood. Jr.. 2:1o. by silver.
thorn. dam Leah. by Ensign The horse made
his present mark in race at the recent meet
Ing here and was sold previous to the race
scope Lanna. OF BouloEna. Italy. and will
be shipped 10 that country He went a trial
mile before the sale In 2:CS flat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
7 Coming Wedding,
fspecial To The Times Dispatc

special to The Times. Dispatch.)
WINCHESTER VA.,S Oct. 2+,-Cards
have been issued by Circuit Clerk and
Mrs. Thomas X, Cartniell for the, APP
preaching wedding OF their daughter,
Miss Annie Lyle Cartnlell, to Mi p,
COPELAND Randolph. The ceremony is to
take place on Wednesday, afternoon, Mo-
vember o, at the home OF the BRIDES
parents, known, as "Ingleside Cottage"
Chatting minister will be the Rev. James
r.. Graham. D. D.. pastor emeritus OF the
Winchester Presbyterian Church.. The
marriage will occur mt 3 O'Clock and will
be followed by q RECEPTION from $50 until
Il after which the hbppy couple will leave
on the evening train over the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad upon Their bridal tour.
They will make their future home near
this city, Miss cartmell is a handsome
and popular young lady. Her father, for
years, has been ono OF the Most pron,'-
.nent men OF this county, and was county
clerk for n number Of terms, until the
new constitution made him circuit clerk,
Mr.. Randolph Is member OF the cele-
.brated Virginia family Of. that name and
is connected with the Wholesale firm OF
Baker and Company, OF this city. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
INDICTED ON
BAD CHARGE
Ohio County Treasurer in the
Tolls Of the
Law.
TOOK THE COUNTY FUNDS
Evidence Shows After Commit
ting Robbery He Locked
Himself in Vault.
ook THE COUNTY FUNDS y
(By Associated I,ress.)

POMEROY, OHIO, October 26.-After
inves tigating for a month, Judge to-day
indicted County Treasurer Thomas e..
Chase, charging the embezzement Of
s2,.5oO from the Meiggs county treasury
on september 9th, when, he said, the
treasury was looted in daylight by two
masked robbers. who locked him in a
vault. Chase's bond was f1xed at $1,000
He was unable to furnish ball, and was
sent to jail.
The arrest OF Chase caused no surprise
in Meiggs county, but there Is much ex-
element tonight over tho indictments
that are expected tomorrow against other
persons. Tho name OF one OF these other
persons Is OH the Ups OF all. as this per-
son has been suspected as much az chase
th.mself for month.
Well Laid Scheme.
Chase was found locked up on Septem-
Der eth by his daughter, who rushed 70
q bank and thence to the fair GROUNDS
for some one who could open the vault.
It was shown TO the grand jury that az
least half dozen men were-sltting ~
front OF the courthouse all forenoon on
September 9th. and that none OF THESE !,
.xa mutation OF the treasurer's books was
proceeding when the robbery was alleged
to have taken place,
AS soon as the Indictment against chase Is .
was reported the grand jury resu med rs
,nves tiEat!on on the theory that, II chase
we're guilty there was at least one, pr 9,
ably two confe derates--on to turn IN. !.
combination on the vault door on the ou..
side and possibly another keeping W wa :
outside OF the building -, y oet,,
| & chase comes OF good family is htty
Yea n age, has a wife, two sons and mo
one daughter, the younger son. Guy y, being
deputy treasurer. Chase is q MEMBER
- he Methodst Church. and was never ever
hcfore suspected Of wrong doing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
LEAGUE OFFICERS
ARE ELECTED
Baseball Convention Transacts
Some Important
Business.
(By Associated Press.)

( NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-The convention
OF the National Association OF Profess
sional Base Ball Leag was resumed
at the Victoria Hotel to-day, The cleo,
lion Of officers was one OF the principal
matters attend ed to early In the meeting,
ana p. T. Powers. president OF the East
ern Base Bali League was reelected
president Of the association and J. II.
Farrell, OF Auburn n. Y. was reelected
secretary and treasurer The board Of
arbitration which Is the governing body
OF this association. was elected as fol-
lows: 5$
n Murnane, OF Boston; Eugene +.
Burt, Of San Francisco; Judge W. NJ
Kayanaush, Little Rock; II. G. Grtf-5
ti,hs, Jersey City. and George Tebeaau,
of louisville .i5 $
several minor committees were appoint
al and the committee on the revision Of
the constitution was appointed as StolloWs.a
~. Murnane, Boston, chairman, ~ =.
tGrlfnths, Jersey City, J. O,RourKe,
Hridreport: George lVheatly Greenyille.
Miss; Edward Holland. Blooming on,
Iii; G. ". Boyer. savannah, ca; George nI
NaEuntzch Syracuse, and w n. Lucas,
az SPOKANE. This committee went INTO
Z session this afternoon,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
Fast Sprinters.

r The New York Telegram says: x
the programme of the Pastime A. G.. car
.nval or sports. to be held at Madison
Square Garden, on New Years Eve, Will
DO u sevcnty-nye yards A. a. u. cham-.
pionship run, and one thousand yard
run, also a championship event.
Some Of the noted sprlnters who Will
event are i. f. Duffey. holder OF tho
worlds record Of nine and three-nfths
seconds for one hundred yards; Lawson
Robertson, one hundred yard national,
champion: p. J. Walsh, Canadian cham
.pion Myers Prinstein. metropolitan cham
.pion: Frank RIckert, New York a. G.,
and W. Knakal. Greater New York Irish
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
AUCTION sALES--Tllis Day.
Geo. w. Mayo, h Auctioneer,
ITO N. Seventh Street.

will sell at my auction house, ITO
N. Seventh, ST., TO-DAY (Tf1urstlay),
commencing at 1880 o'clock, Oak
Bookcases, Iron Bedsteads, Iroi,
Cribs, Hair Mattresses, Connp,it-
Ing Scales, Domestic and New Home
Sewing Machines, Feather Beds,
Blankets, big lot OF Overconts (dte-
fercnt sizes and colors), large as-
sort1ncnt OF Tinware, Glassware and
Crockery, one Grapllophonc, with 8
Dozen records; Smoking Tobaccos,.
large lot of Patent Medicines, Wall
nut Bookcases, Roman Seats, Drop.
Icnf Mahogany Table, Mahogany Blu.
rca,i and Hvashstand, Cook Stoves,
Gas Ranges, Franklin Stoves, Self
Feeders, large Dolls Play House, set
OF Dumas Books 60 voltlmcs), full
set Xnas Tree Decorations, Organs,
Rosewood Bedstends, COuches, big
lot Of Tools (slcdges, pick-nxc, crow
bers, files, etc.) and large assort-
mcnt of other goods.
GEO. w. MAYO, Auctloneer.
3. G. Buford, Manager and Salesman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
GREAT RIDER
AT JAMAICA 4 \ |. |. [
Jockey tlildebrand, Was the
Feature Of Yesterdays
Racing.
EMERGENCY IS A WINNER
Takes the First Selling Stakes
Over Strong Com
petitors.
IS A WINNER E:
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nv Associated Press. )

$e (By Associated Press.) Y
NEW YORK. oct. 2s.--The riding OF Jockey
Hiidebrand was the feature OF the racing at
Jamaica to-day. Out OF SIX mounts ne rodo
three winners After running third to Car
aphine and Thirty Third to tho stretch In The
Packer Stakes, he brought Coy Maid UP and
won easily by three lengths. Three favorites
won.
Summary:
First-selllng six furlongs-Emergency q to
~ first, Auditor e 10 y second. Juvcnni
Maxim 10 to ~ third. Time, 1913 l-b
second-nve and one-haf furlongs-Foxy u3
TO 81 first, Gold Flcur az to y second, York;
shire Lad 20 10 y third. Time. i:0s z-6
Th,rd--sclling, one mile and o sixteenth
SAILS to 2, nrrt. Akeln ts TO y second, DIM
pie &c TO y third. Tirno, 17:4o.
Tourth-The Packer Stakes selling. I'VE ana
onc.halt furlongs-coy Maid % to y first,
Czaraphlne III 10 10) second. Thirty Third Is
to q third. Time. 1901.
Fiftr-Sel,iag. one milo and seventy yards
4 Ocean Tide Is to 81 first. King Pepper % 70
~ second, Thistle Heather I'D 70 ~ thlfo.
slxih-o ON ) mile and sixseenth-Ma'or
paingerneld tl6 to y first. New YORK & 70
y second. High Chancellor vi to % THIRD.
Time. 1:45.
Entries fer tomorrow:
Flrs.-For all ages. handicap six fufiongs-.
Monet l0i5 Diamond l02. Crown PtlEce 1Vo.
Teacress &9s, Jim Beattte SO.
Second-Tor fthree-year-olds and up selling,
one mile and Understanding ia 3Ert-
eand III, Bar Leduc 1906 Tho southerher,.
Gravina 1903. Mdshipnlan %.
Third--For naidens three-year-olds ana up,
one mile and n notwithstanding Silk, Silver
Foo. ITO. Tom Lawson. Sir shep. Bourer. Mutt
Blanche, Rcquerne. Fortune Hunter, Rudabek,
1sevan, Step Away. White Ghost 1o7
# Fourth-The Ravenswood handicap Tor ;, three &c
ycar-olds elk furlongs-Hamburg Bell III,
Rapid Water lo2 Collector Jessup lis. Ortho-
dos il3. Grenade ITO. James V. ld7, Mineo y.
n os, Monet 100 Divinntion 49, Race King 9e,
Israellte 90 Scotch Plume, Missing Link 30.
Gold Saint So. ss
& Fifth-Two-year-olds. selling. Eve and one.
half furlongs-uncas LIZ, Kitty Plat. Dazzle
5Io4. Flinders, Port Arthur 1903. Priority. Con-
fessor 102 High Born. Niblick lo1, Glover
hampton 90. Danseute 81. Belle Savage. Mcr-5
lc:s 81 4. 35tf 49,
sixth-For three-year-olds and up. ono n1ile,
and seventy yards-Frst Macon 1e0 Dolly
Spanker l15. Rapid Water 1l2, Orthodox Or
modes Right 1os Prince Ching lo1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
!. PronertY Transfers.

Rchmond; ]. Thomas Johnson and wife to
Thomas II. Lee and Joseph g.. Lee. thirty
feet On east line OF sixth street. thirty, feet
north OF Baker street, $780,
Henrico: Mpllie Patterson and husband to
Edward ponahue. twenty-slx feet six inehes
On nortk line OF Darlington street, 100 1l-1s
feet east OF -Twenty-seco street, $500.
j Miss a, M. Kuyk to- Dick a, Kuyk, block
Peter j. Crew's estate to Peter ], Crew 8
heirs for partition OF estate, Same deed res
corded in chuncerst Court September III. 1904. VI
Valentine Heckler Jr,, and wife to Alois
Berberech, lS0 feet on north line Nine Mile
Road, at its intersection with l'wenty-elstth
r. II. Harwood and wife to w. II. Adams
8l?6 I'D feet on northwest corner Of ChafliB and
Roscoe q. Nolson and wife to Harrison II.
Ryder 23 lie feet on east line Of Nlnete antl,
street, % Ia north Of n street, l.44asQ, #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
BY Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Auctloneers. G

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE or TEN
QO) ACRES ~ OF 5s.UNINlPROYED,
LAND. ABOUT ONE MILE NORTHrGF'
THE CITY or RIG AIoND.1FRQNTING,
ON A ROAD. KNOWN AS BROOkLANDi
AVENUE. LEADING IRON. HENRLCO
TURNPIKE TO OLD MEADOW BRIDGE
ROAD. 81
BY Virtue OF a certain deed OF trust TO
the undersigned, dated September 1850.
recorded In the clerks office OF Henrico
County Court, .. B.. 149 "B, 4 age 5Sl,
default having been made In the payment
Of q portion Of the debt secured thereby.
ana being requested by the benefl cIary so
to do I shall offer for sale at public q uc--S
ton. upon the premises. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER !, 1901, .SS
at S o clock p. NJ, the property above de-l
scribed This property Is beautifully 10
Gated on the north side Of Brookland AYe-9
tnuo (Which Is nicely shaded. and has on
place for a suburban residence. !, Il ss sss
3I TITRMS Cash as. to expenses or sale
ali taxes to day OF sale, and the sum OF
sl,5GO with interest from the 7th day 3f
September 1900. the balance upon q credlt
Of orc and two years with interest added; );
or all cash, at the option Q { the purcha
f. SUTTON Trustee. $5s
OCT 27-tds Il u a ss4 a$4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
RESULTS AT LATONIA.
Nat B, The Tax Man and Steeple-
chase Are Winners.
(By { Associated Press.)

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2s.-Results at Latonia:
F1rst-Tive furlonsa---Nat IS to y first.
Heidelberg g TO ~ second. Salisbury Is to
y third. Time. :o1 1-2.
q Second-One mile-The Taxman (25 to y
first Snowman q to y second. yarro u2 TO
s. third Il. Time. 1:41 1-2.
Iiaizac q to 81 first Pick Time eco to y
second. Rip q to y third Time. 3o2
Fourth-S.x% furlongs-Comrade 6 to y first,
The Regent III to 1o) second. Girdle Is to y
third. Time. l:14l-2
& Fit,h-Mile and quarter-curate Is to y
first. Prism u5 to y second. Barney Burke
rs to y third. Time. 2;o7 IA. e I s3 &
4 sixth--F!ve and one half furlcngs-Grcen
Gown q to p first. Depends (6 to y second.
Annie Chapman Us 70 u third. Time, los IA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
RECEIVERS SALE
OF VERY DESIRABLE
w. MAIN STREET LOT.

On THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9th, at i
o clock P. NJ. on the premises, / Will
sell at public auction to the highest bid
der, subject to the approval of the court.
that most desirable lot, situated on south
side Main Street. beginning 155 feet east
OF Lombardy Street. thence running east
erly along Main Street forty feet, moro
or less, and extending back between par
allel lines 17o feet, more or less to all
alley, 20 feet wide. This property can be
made profitable at once, either for busi-
ness or residential purposes. and hence
should receive attention from investors.
b TERMS: One-fourth cash. balance at
Y or ali cash at option Of purchaser, and
title retained until all purchase money Is
paid. = i -, N ], y, !, e,.,,r,,,
oct 23-tds sgt Receiver.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
Mcdowell at Lexington.

. Thomas c. MCDOWELL, who has arrived
at Lexington from the East with his rac-
inr stable, and put his horses into win
Ter quarters at Ashland ! Stud, has 4, de- !.
Iiopper, I Of the Latonia Jockey Club. to
start Alan-a-Dnle there during tho pres
ent meeting to beat tho record Of Dick
SEellos In 1:3S, I2t9E Nc 46ttf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
FOOTBALL.
VIRGINIA VS.. CARLISLE NDlANs,
N oRFoLk, SATURDAY, 0 9 = Il ~ 2s.55
81 .oo-RoUND4 TRiP---sl.oo
NORFOLK AN o WESTERN RWY.

* / ~ !
Is NJ NORFOLK AN D$WEsTERN5a R sN''
special yestibuled train will leave Rich
n,ond. Byrd Street Station. Saturday, Oc-
tober esth at $3.50 A. NJ: Petersburg. 10: 90
a. NJ. arriving Norfolk 1890 noon. Re-
turning. leave Norfolk 1880 z. A., az
5r,vinp Richmond 10 p. M. Don't fall to
~ and see the best game OF the sneascn.
nor further information. apply con1paly's
offtce. s3s East Main Street. or Byrd
street Station.
mo. f. WAGNER. C.H.8BOsLEY,
Passenger Agent. Dist. Pass, Agent
NORFOLK Horse SHOW, OCT. 1928,
5 ROUND TRIP TlckETs5IvIA
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY,
ONLY THREE DOLLARS.
For the above, occasion the Norfolk
and Western Railway will sell. October
t24th to 2sth, inclusive, round trip tickets
from Richmond to- Norfolk at 3d. In
Guiding one admission to the Horse Show
and good for return passage until Octo-
her Goth, 1904. For tickets and general
Information, apply ito John f. Wagner,
CITY passenger agent. Sss East Main
Street: Richmond Transfer Company, Sl9
East Main Street, or w. Steele, ticket
agent Byrd Street Station.
E C. II. BOsLEY.
Il. District Passenger Agent.
r d Z 4 d =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
Halstead Is President.
Try Associated F

CRy Associated Press
WASHINGTON Oct. 26,-Murat Hal
elected president Of the American News
boy Company which was organized to
publish the American Newsboy Magazlne.
He also has been chosen editor OF the
York and assume charge OF his new
duties about November list.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
Hopes Grand Average.

Tho oxidation q elstteenrinth bsalk- line BIZ.
llurds glyen by Willie Hoppe IN !hss CITY la az
the boy create new, local record OF 16l, but
he made n grand average Of over 22 for
5000 points, which comes pretty nearly being
"a worlds record, His best runs were 1871. 100,
US. lie, 1o9. = and ss--Ph ladelphla Record.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27

Billy Rhodes, tho Omaha welter.we!glt,
and barrey Frey one Of the pest st l3opouna
rounds before the Missouri Athletic Club.
Kansas city, tomorrow, The agreement
calls FOR the men TO weigh IN at llS pounds,
the purse to DO divided Is per cent, to tho
winner ana 25 per cent. to the loser
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
Book Of Stakes.

TIL. coney Island Jockey Club has issued
a. hound book Of the future stakes 70 be de-
coming seasons The entries for these events
close on November 18TH. The list Includes
the Foam. Surf, TIdal. Mermaid Lawrence.
Annual Champion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
Tennis Cup,

Miss Grace Fargo and Miss Kate Prem
tIce, OF New York, met In the finals Sat-
Surdav at Hot Springs, Yac the wo-
scented BY Goorge s.. Hoyt, Of this city
Miss Prentice played n very good game
and won the cup by a score OF 60, OIL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
Thery's Auto,

Leon Thery's racing automobile that won
tho Gordon Bennett International race last
June over the German course arrived at New
York Sunday on the White Star steamship
Celtic. With 1t came similar car for
Gustavo Ealos. who came here. from Paris
last week, with Thery. for brief visit ana
study Of American autonlohilo methods. /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
BY Sutton & Company, 81
38 Real Estate Auctloneers.a IL
AUCr ION SALE
OF vaIuah'a James River Wharf.
Property, In the City Of Rich.
mond, Just East Of Gil
lies Creek.

determined to sell, we will offer for sale.
at public auction. upon the premises, on
''S5f NOVEMBER 1877. 1901,
wharf property, lying Just east Of Glllies
Crack, with river front Of one hundred
and thirty-two5 (l32) feet six St6) inches,
and running back between dlyerglng INES
hundred and thirty (ls0) feet on Its west
@ern line. and one hundred and twenty
$C2O) feet on It's " eastern line. with Ell q Il
frontage jon@NVharfs Street of two hundred
and thlrty-one {231) feet. $6 W. s$.$
This property was formerly known !
the Old Bay Line Wharf. Don't fail to
attend the sale.> as the owners are de-
stermined to sell. ST 81 755 s55S t5Sj3sfS5
8TERMS-Announced at sale . 3G "a M.
III 5 SUTTON3& s. co. Auction GERS
Oct 21-tds flSI Ss H;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
BY Sutton & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers,

q s I, i.
n RusrEE,s AUCTION SALE OF M
j. iAiPltoNED TRACT :, 2 !, LA Mr.
LIMITS, LYING BETWEEN TIE .o OIL
MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD. AM. HEN.
RICO TURN PIKE, CONTAINING ~
ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
BY. virtue of certain deed Of trust to
the, undersl gned, dated Stptemmber 11 1s9a
rico County Court in DB, ia9 ~ NJ Page pa g.
ment OF a portion Of tho debt secured
thereby, ana being requested BY the n pc
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ], l9Ji,
at 1890 O'clock p. NJ, the property above
described, This property lies well and aas
Road and Henrico Turnpike. aud adjoinss
Highland Park " convenient TO the street
ca 4 schools, churches. etc.
TERM s--cash as to expenses Of sals.i
sabso, With interest from the It'll day Z, 81
SGptember, 1904, the balance upon q credit
az one and two years, with interest aaeed
O all cash a The eP'sspn "a 81 Ppf sssss
oct s1,tds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
Estes-Earnick,

g1pEsBURG, VA, Oct, 8,-Miss Georgie
". Enul!ch daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert NJ, Estes. OF Louisville, KY, OH
"Wednesday evening, October 28th, at six
o clock, IN st. James Reformed Church,
lLorettsvlle Va. TAey Will reside In
washington, D. c. +.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27

los. c,hoynsKI is able now TO take life easy
as a result OF saving tho mppey M maze ,a.,e
Wits no was In the ring It Is said that
,shnwrski has over $4,000 In ready cash aside
from the property he owns at at La Grange
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
For Golfers.

New Jersey ia to have nm open champloi1-
shin for professional golfers II will DO held
Saturday, November l2th. over the links OF
the Country Club. OF Lakewood. at thrty-y'x
holes, medal play, ST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
Must Reconstruct Them.

: WASHINGTON. p, C,, Oct, 2s.--Tay-
FORT recommends the construction OF
General stnrehouses at the Washington
and Norfolk navy yards and a lumber
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
SPORTING 81 NOTES. "
Brooklyn Is Soon to Have asWo-'
mans Bowling Tourney.

,,,,, ,,,r,,e,,and. the Pttsburg boxer, IT.
- moo, Benny Yanger one week from next
NJ u, sdav night at the West End club, Of
St. Louis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27

Breaks the Worlds Trotting
Race in Har-
ness.
WIND SHIELD WAS USED
Serious Accident, Resulting in
Injury to an Old-e
Timer, /
lBy ALSO clated press.l


MEMPHIS, TENN, October -s.---With a
pncc-maker carrying a wind shield III
front and accompanied BY runner at
the side, Dan Patch, driven Ivy Herzy,
paced the fastest mile ut tho Trottsng Falk
to-day ever made by q horse in harness,
c,rcling the track in one minute ana
flfty-six seconds flat. The former ccotd
1866 IA, was made by Dan Patch Ein1 1902.
Tho son OF Joe Patchen warmed up IN
splendid shape. and after scoring once.
Hcrzy nodded for the word. With clock
like precision, the brown horse stepped
around the first turn and to the quarter
In 20 seconds. Turning down the back
stretch Scott Hudson who drove the
pace-muker, had to urge his horse fo'-
ward, as Dan Patch was crowding him.
The pacing marvel fairly flew to the
half in ISL 10 seconds and when the time
was announced, a great cheer came frof.t
those present On tho far turn Dan Patch
seemed to faltcr. but only for an instant
and on pa ss.ng the three-quaitcr pole. the
timers board showed 1:2G IL. When,
fairly Strengthened out for the flight to
the wire, the brown PAGER seemed to
gather renewed courage. and. coming on
Of terrific clip. passed the Judges stand,
In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27

M, patch tho pacing King and hndari
\, tha Sone.mile pacing record OF l.b6 20,
WIN Try TO lower his own record at inc
GaI,nnr'track st, Louis, November btu.