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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
MAI. DELMAR MAKES
new WORLDS MARK.
.Circled the Memphis Pacing
Track at Low
Mark.
lHy Associated press.l

h MEMPHIS. TENN, October 2a.-nlajor Del
mar. owned by f. g. smat.,ers. OF New York.
and driven by Alta Mcdonald, established a
new worlds mark for unpaced trctters at
the Memphis Driving Park to-day. when lie
circled tho track in 2:0l IL. The previous
marx YVES 2:ol 3-S, held Jointly by Major
Dcl.Iar and Lou Dillon. = a cold wind was
blowing up the home stretch. which material
~ lensened tho speed OF the horse in tho
Vital effort. "a ij,l &l
Major Delnar stepped the first quarter In
81 yecoads flat. The half was made In leo "a.
and the three quarters pole was reached tn
1880 IL.
Dan Patch. the pacing champloni was sen;
against his own uHpaced mark Of ! :59 Ii. but
ne failed to equal ths record lie made
the mills In 2:10l-4 Both Delrnar and Patch
We're accompanied BY runners on the side.
Summarizes: 5Sp&
The sunny South stakes. 2:i5 pace-purse.
81, c0o-Tha .Broncho won two straight heats;
Ash Rose second; Birdie b.. third. Best
time. 2:a7. y
s:ls pace-purse. sl,ooo-Gayety won in two
straight heats DR.. Francis, second; Dephn.
third. Beat time. 200 "a. SIX
ESQ pace-purse, 81 .oo9-Funston won in two
straight heats: Emil D.. second Bonita
third Bsst time, 2 IA i-e q 80 !
2:l2 trot--Amatcur driYersN-Imogene won
first and third heats aud race: Live. second
heat, second. Best time, 2:i2 IA.
s:o7 pace-amateur drivers funfinished)-
Don n. won first heat: Dry Monopole won Sc
cond heat. Best time 2:o9 IL.
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Claus Bogel's Success.

Claus Bogel, who was SO universally
praised last season by the dramatic crit-
les on account OF his lnnpersonation OF
Oswald. the unfortunate son. In Ibsens
son. and will be seen In the production OF
this wonderful drama at the Academy to-.
morrow. matinee and night.
In the play Of emotion, which spans
bitterest tragedy, he supplies a most
depending Integral. Nor has his only sue
cess been III Ghosts" Mr.. Bogei created
tho part OF DR.. Rank in Ibsens ~
signal honors for his portravaI. He also
scored heavily in Little italy" "Nfiran-
ga 81 i the Balcony" "a Bit OF Old Chel.
sea, Tess" and "tnorna." : -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25

Southern skies" Other Southern, plays
thu /, may be. but as no recent play OF
Ne.i England life equals in popularity or
Interest the same authors '"Way Down
East so no other Of the newer plays
Under Southern Skies" This play Is
now In It's fourth season. 1t has charmed
and amused thousands OF people since its
first presentation, and With each succeed.
been given the audiences are of larger
and larger proportions 1t ds O. play
winch can be aeen again and again with
the South Is such a strong one Theatre
patrons will have chance to see this
great play Of life In the South, IS 1t
appears tonight at the Academy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
but a revolution in method will restore the
Bed mud Blue to the onco proud position It

but a revolution In method Will restore the
Red and Blue to the once proud position It
occupied in the world Of football.
At present writing, Harvard and Yale. tho
latter, Notwithstanding the defeat at West
Point, seem to be the leaders among the
big cievens. Unexpectedly and foqD nately
the Crimson giants showed some dXree OF
fire and dash In Saturdays work. Harvard
has tho material for a splendid eleven. The
Cambridge coaches are making 2 pretty race
and steadily developed. and should the Grim.
son defeat Yale Edgar Wright!nston must
Despite tbs West Point deteat..and full
credit Is due the soders-the Yale team
showed In general. excellent form. Individual
errors we're costly in the extreme, but these
were mistakes OF the moment The form
in the main is promising, and the West
nents to tho fact that the Blue Is looming
up dangerously on the football horizon.
Princeton went through no test worth men,
tioning. and the high score rolled up on Sat
urday means practically nothing.
The danger signal Is set at Cornell. War
ncrs pupils are not up to the form OF a
week ago, the defense being especially weak
AS the team stands to-day II could hardly
hope to defeat tho Tigers, and a great change
must be wrought before Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
WEST POINT #AGLOW.
-Bonhres and General Rejoicing
Order at the Army School.
tfsoee,al to Tho Times.DIspatchi

WEST POINT. N. u. October 2i.-That the
Arrays victory over Yale was joyously re-.
ceived BY the army posts throughout the
country is evident by the number OF congrat-
uIatory kilograms received by the Athletic
Association and the cadet team. The very
first to send their congratulations were the
naval cadets. All the men are In fair condi-s
ton. with the exception OF Captain Graves,
who is rather the worse for wear and tear.
Boyers head coach. speaking OF the game.
said: West Point won as fairly from Yale
as did Princeton last year. and in much the
same manner. 1t has appeared that West
Point won on fluke, but where 1s another
down it IS called 'fluke' 7 only by the un-.
FIJI team but West Point is strong enough
10 keep Yale from running up a score OF
many points. and strong enough to defeat
Yale BY taking advantage OF all opportunities.
Any patriotic observer, not too muci, 'b!s
aa Mo
After supper Saturday night !. huge e. bon.
in It's mldsss the cadets danced around sing
ing, and the officers. catching the spirit OF
tho occasion. Joined in and yelled themselves
hoarSc. 559 {ft 5fsl Il Fats!43.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
GLEN ECHO
IS WINNER
II - -----
He Takes Lynbrook Handicap
at Jamaica With
Ease.
NO DAY FOR FAvoR'TEs
Angus Was Intcrfcred With
and Was Never a
Contender.
NO DAY FOR FAvoR !. I:.'
tBy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Oct. .4.--Glon Echo, at
~ to /. easily won the Lynbrook Hands
cap for two year olds, distance SIX fur-
longs at jamaica to-day. Glen Echo
who ran practically unbacked. took the
lead early and retained II, winning ny.
live lengths. The favorite, Augur was
intcrfercd with and was never a contend
or. Two favorltes won. Summaries:
FIRST race-soliing, SIX furlongs-R. IL
Johnston Is to u nrst, Coniessor llo 70 y
second, kittie Platt az to y tnifa. Ii'ne'
Mia SO. "A a o,x.
teentn-Ncnnmpiain % 10 y nrst, lteveA.e
70 y secUnu, south Irintpie Y 10 -
tnird. Tlme, LAS. 1,,.,oo
third race--six furlongs-Crown pIa .aln
is 1 eli g. az Il 10 io) third rme, ia.
Eoiirth race--tne Lynbrook Handicap,
ak furIong s-Glcn Echo az to u nfst.
Gumara III 10 y second, Pasade sa 70 W
Fiith race-selling. one mile and a
qunrtcr--Cioycrland t5u,o y nrst, stone isi
wall c. to y second, The southerner. u
10 % third. Time a:os 80. enr,on,
Sixth racc--one mile and q iuEions-
to y second, Ethics to p third. Tine,
- i ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW.
First racc-two-y year olds, handicap, SIX
furlongs-D Diamond, la; Trapper, l2o: Jul
venaga Agile, ia: Escutchecn. los; Merry
4 Lark, l07: Jennie AicCabe. Workman, ~;
Myopia. So: jerry c.. IS; Oxford, ~;
Second acc-three-year odds and up.
ceiling, one mile and seventy va rds---.
sentry. Lord Advocate, IIackensaek. Os-
good, lGS; Prince Ching. los; Vincenncs,
Brunswick, los: Topic, 10; Lord Badge,
100: ToIsan, %: Hood wink, Knobhatnpton.
X Beverly. 9s: Conceit. 81; Destiny, %;
II Viona, 92: Funny Side. Alinda,. So
Third race-two-ycar-olds. selling, I'VE
and "a half ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. los; Ear
West, Workman. 107; Druid. All Scarlet.
104. Go To Win. Bellgcrent. 11l; Mark.
4 1O1; D'Arkle. lO1: 4 Linda, Rosa and Gold
Croft, 80: N!bllck Honey Boy, Bert Ar
thur, 90: Miss Modesty. 50; Shannon,
tEelle Savage. 30 a3
Fourth race-the Amagansett stakes,
j% three-year- and up. one mile and a
Observation-Disclosures. Jos; irish Witch
fCanteen, 105; Dick Bernard. 1o3: Little
& I'm 102. New York. l01; Lord Badge,
Stolen Moments. os Brooklynitc, %; Bril-
i arthorpe.. 81. f
u Fifth race three-year:-olds and up. SELL
ing one mile and a sstecnth-Thc Hu-
sgucnot, its: Court Maid 10.: Glisten, Old
4 England, IS: GarnIsh 81; Ascetic. o.!
Sixth race-for maiden fll'es two-year-
ODDS. five and q half furlongs-IdIe Tears.
Blue Pigeon. Slinray Inspiration. I,ucv
Young. Hvacinth. Edith Brown, Miss
hlodesty: Witch Hazel, Isn,ailina, suffice.
j MY Prela. s. Fairy Dance. Noyena MettIe,
ana Al!ller's Daughter. 1oS 3ilss&f "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25

The football season ie at Its height at
the University of Virginia. The team
goes up salnst the Carlisle Indians next
Saturday. and one week later plays The
Virginia Polytechnic Institute In Rich
mond
probably be: beckett. center, Nunez:
ns q o. 1b EMIL left gF para ack aeates rsn
end end Williams, right end: Pollard. quar-
ter; Johnson. 2. H.. left half; Purcell.
Beckett Is q new man and Is yet an az
uncertain quantity. He weighs !, 1s q
pounds and is extremely muscular. Left
year. Kite has been playing left guard
in the recent games. He Is Aquick and
nva riaibly gets the jump on his man, bl,t
fo T him to {, beeen s 1af first-class guard
He barely reaches leo pounds. Hull
played last year at end Nunez has
plenty Of weight, but is slow.
struggle for, the orange and blue; ~
the two tackles Virginia has nothing to
fear. Council and Branch johnson have
ever. Williams, who Will be at right
ond. is ono Of the best players on the
team. Springer. who is playing the other
and may give way to Warren. The lat
ter IL a good defensive player and fast
OIL running down punts.
| Pollard, at quarter, is the same FAST
reliable man that aided 80 materially in
the splendid showing made by Virginia III
the Indian games. His work shows no
failing on from past seasons seasons, ,,n.,,,
Johnson lie played last year at the
Virginia Military Institute. where he
was captain Of the team. His running
| mate Is Purcell. The latter Is a firstly
man. but his work Is Of such charac-
ter that he had no difficulty in winning
q place at half.
t8full Yancey is all that could be de-
sired. He weighs 11S pounds, and makes
every ounce OF It count.
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CINCINNATI RACES.
Glad Smile, Basl,ford Belle and
Agnes Virginia.


,3ClNclNSATI. O.. October 24,-Results at
First racc-six furlongs-Giad Smile f5 10
! y first, y. Ed Gr!ilo Is TO u tccond, Maggie
1teoer 10 20 y third. Time. liza IL. -
c :. SECOND race-f.e and ne-hnlf furlon.s-
Bashford Belle q to 50 first, steel Trap III
u y second, Agnes Virginia us to Is third.
Time. 1909 VA M t>f1ss5- = - -
Third race-cne mile-Requlter ns 10 ~ first.
#coruseate q to 81 second, Apple Is to II
third Time. 1:H. s'15I .
Fourth race-steepleohase. handicap short
Ecourse-Rsd Car q to 81 first. Dominique You
q TO y second. Rip g to y third Time.
Fifth race-fve and one-haK furlonrs-
Rhmshorn g to b first Bowling Bridge e
1907. l5 1870 = '''3' - - : my. nv
Sixth race--n,le and n slxteenth-Glenwo.
70 y first Annie Williams &c to u second.
3hilmorle " to y third. Tine. l:4s 1-c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
BY Sutton &c Company, 8
Real Estate Auctloneers.
AUG ION SALE
OF Valuable James River Wharf
Property, In the City Of Rich.
nond, Just East Of GIL
lies Greek.

At the request Of the owners, who are
determined to SELL we will offer for sale.
at public auction. upon the premi SEES, on
NOVEMBER 1S,r, 1901,
wharf property, lying Just east OF Gllies
Greek. with a river front Of one hundred
and thrty-two ns2) feet elk 90 INCHES.
and running back between diverging lines
hundred and thlrty 800 feet OH tts west
.ern line, and one hundred and twenty
.Q20) feet on Its eastern line, with
frontage on Wharf Street Of two hundred
and thfrty-one (23l) feet. ii,
This property was formerly known as
the Old Bay Line Wharf Don't fail to-
attend the sale, as the owners are De- De-
termlned to sell. e M. 3A.8 V 3SSl
i3 TERArS-Ann otnced at sale
SUTTON & CO., Auctloneers...
Oct 21-tds @ .SE @ 81 ri q stSSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
Thery Challenges Bernin.
Especial to The TImes-Dlapatch.

4. NEW YORK, October 24.-Leon Thery
(Richard -Brasier). winner Of the international
meet paul sartore 4 p. L. a. I'd. at the Ems
pre City track next Saturday III = twenty
mile race. has issued challenge to NJ. g.
at Brighton Beach on Saturday to meet hin,
at the same track on tho same afternoon on IN
chnIlenge to Barney Oldfled but after the
latter's Indifferent showing at the Beach.
Thery decided mot 10 include him In the
1tefF y " II u + . e = 81 . " 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
NATIONAL B. B. LEAGUE
CONSIDERING DISPUTES

NEW YORK, October 24.-The annual meet.
Ing Of the National Association of Baseball
Leagues opened here to-day. REPRESENTATIVES
OF twenty-three lea CUES, containing 1858 clubs.
were present. Late instthe afternoon the
National hoard went into executive session
to considerer thirty-one disputes, ard for
mally submitted questions. including the ap-
plicatlon OF the Tri-State League for member
ship Among the representatives present are
South League. ". N. Kayanaugh.3 Little
Morrill,, New Orleans. South Atlantic, c. W.
boyer, Savannah; Edward Ashenbach, char les-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
Bowled in Bad Shape.

The Gassblowers team defeated the Crystals
last night at this Crystal alleys before a
large and Interested crowd OF spectators by
the score OF 9 to 1. Both teams were IN bad
shape and made low scores The only features
of the game were the scores OF Captain Whit
man. OF the Crystals and Captain Bath. OF
the Glassblowers. Both men rolling good sin
all three games. s,
sl The score follows:
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY q. A. C.atitn,
No. North Eleventh Street.
RECETVER'S SALE
OF VERY DESIRABLE
w. MAIN STREET LOT.

\ On THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9Th, at S
sell at public auction to the highest 3D.
der subject to the approval Of the court.
that most desirable lot. situated or, south
side Main Street beginning 155 feet east
OF Lombardy Street thence running east
erly along Main street forty feet. more
or less, and extending back between par
allel lines 179 feet, more or less, to an
alley 20 feet vide This property can be
ness or residential purposes, and hence
should receive attention from investors
TERMS. One-fourth cash, balance at
six, twelve and eighteen months, or more
or ali cash at option OF purchaser and
title retained Until all purchase money is
paid. . s. q ta
oct 23-tds PM Receiver.
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SECRETARY TAFT WILL
GO TO PENSACOLA

(By Associated Preas)
WARRINGTON. October 24-Thc Navy be.
partment has determined thnt Secretary Taft
visit to Panama Will start from Pensacola
instead OF Tampa, as was originally projected,
the reason being that the Columbia, which
Is TO carry the party, cannot safely enter
tampa harbor because OF her great draft. Tho
party expects to start from Pensacola on the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
R. R. SURGEON BEATS WIFE
AND KILLS HIMSELF
(By Associated presa,

(By Associated Press.)
COLUMBIA, s. c., October 24.--Dr. Telburn
Hoffman, surgeon Of the Atlantic Coast Line
Railway at Sumter. beat his wife to-day and
then blew OF the top OF his head with N
shotgun. he was Very prominent profession
ard the act has caused great sensation :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
FOOTBALL OUTLOOK.
Hera'd's Sum Up on Conditions
/ Of Big Teams Up to Date.

Tho New York Herald OF yesterday sums
up foot-boll as It applies 80 rar this season to
In the light Of Saturday 8 interesting work
on the gridlron fairly reliable estimate OF the
strength OF the big college elevens may be
read out OF the first flight with some des,eo
Of Justice. The exhibition Of the a1ornnyslde
season WA mserable There can be no e e:s.
fcuso for such display. in view or the hard
work OF SO tried and :omi,s:sat 4 coach e:
adapted as they were. thsY simply had not
learned the rudinlants Of me ;an,c They
could ,it DO absolutely nothing with II: tic
MorninesIde aggregation .as hopelessly lie
loss. hopeleEsly stupid
one solitary Sign Of possible future strength.
Tom" Thorp played the best game Tor the
wns far ni beoM his own 0a
condition and an old injury had lot to do
with his only fair showing. It was pointed
.overfoo;- baled," and the same criticism APP
plies to-day. Apparently nothing but good
solid rest can the So he!
The experiment was not tried last week and the
little let up the men had came quite too
LAKE il. te Of !, alue.
Columbia in Bad Way.
Any change in Columbia s training system
IL It Is to count. Individual criticism Of the
members of the team seems hardy worth
e.
ins standard OF the eleven. Other universe
ties have passed through just such darkest
hour" as Is now the lot OF Morningside, and
the burden will have to be gan1ely shoulder
cd by the undergraduates. Fortunately. the
teams supporters seem inclined to stick faith
fully by the men and II the flesh is weak
the spirit certainly is willing. Columbia IS
uppa rcntly out ,of the running. save, per-
haps, 80 far as the Cornell game Is con-
cerned and every energy should be bent
toward defeating tho 1tnacens. This would
be triumph enough for what has so far proved
q disastrous season. ~
B. Tho case OF Pennsylvania is apparently as
hopeless as that OF Columbia. It seems IN.
credible that the team can be whipped Into
shane to beat Harvard, and 1t Is hard to see
how the Quakers can make even a fair show.
Ing against the Crimson. Tho present
I coaches 90 not seem to know enough toot-
ball to carry tho Philadelphinns through THIS
season with any degree OF success the
team was not victor Saturday because OF
advanced football, but simply because It could
not play quite as poorly as Columbia Nearly
every end run. though successful, was car.
Rcd back before skIrting the extreme END
Of the line and the, work throughout was
yinesctsaby slow. In kicking and IN cover"
Ing kicks alone did the Quakerag rise above
anediocrlty.
Pennsylvania's Outlook Poor.
individually the mon were strong and
rugged though not properly taught Lam
son b who, by tho way. learned the game
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S. UL.LMAN'S SON,
Flown Stores, 1920. 522 East Nal
Street. Up. T own store, SOC East
Marshall Street.
'phonea at our Two Stores.

o. 10 5, first, Tho Crisis ia to 2o) second.
Mezzo 600 to y third. Time. 1914
Fourth race-mlle-Bad News "a to 81 first.
Miss Crawford g to 81 second, Brand New
q TO y thi:d. Thine, 1:4o 2-J.
Fifth race--n,c and s.xtecnth--Fedcrat
g TO u first. MeIster Singer 900 70 y second,
Ethyene q to y thirds Time. 1:4s 1-5.
Sixth receive and half furlongs-colo.
mel Rupert 10 to 81 first. Gold Enamel
Ccven) second, Loglstella go 10 y third. Time.
DR.
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"Under Southern Skies"

The South has furnished material for
popular in public esteem and obtained
large pecunlary returns But the play
which Is now pre-eminent IN fayoll-in
life which Is now prominently before the
public-is Lothe Blair Parkey's Under
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
Nothing to Nothing.

Special to The Times. Dispntch.)
wAYNESBORO, VA. October 24.-F'ish-i
burne School and Washington and Lees Sc.
cond team played tie game OF football
here this afternoon. neither side being able to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
Clear Water Wins.
fpu A.aociated press.A

(By Associated Press)
ST LOUIS, October 24.-William H. Clear
wafer. Of Pittsburg. won tho first game to-
day in tho national pool tournament from
Frank Sherman, OF Washington. D., G. BY
O. score OF 126 to 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
Post1nasters Appointed.

& Especial to The Times Dispatch)
WASHINGTON. D. c., October 24.-The fol-
lowing fourth clasn postmasters We're appoints
ed in North Carolina to-day: Halls Mills.
Wiles county. Nora L. Hall. vice j.. d. Hall,
resigned 3; Keford, Berthe county, Luther
L. Bryant. vice Hiram P. Rarrell. removed.
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PHILADELPHIA Dog Show.

sphlladclphia's doggy senthusIasts Will hold
their sixth annual bench show November 20,
bulky one, and specials from q, number OF
foreign kennel clubs are included In the extra
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RESULTS AT WORTH.
Adtonaton, Emperor of India
and Others Win.
(By Associated Pres

CHICAGO. October 24.--Results at Worth:
First race-six Observation-Disclosures a 10
200 to u third Time. 1913 2-5. fs3
Second race-mile and fifty yards-Emperor
% India Otto 10y first. Arab Is to j. second
Falen!an q tod third. Time, 1:4G $500
Third race-1s's furlongs-New Mown Hay
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! pen1svlvania's Outlook Poor.

Individually the mon were strong and
rugged, though not properly taught. Lam.
son, who. by tho way learned the game
Quaker team. Captain Torrey. playing a
position for which he Is In no way qualified
was the weakest spot on the team.
Il Pennsylvania's material Is good enough to
suit the most exacting but her coaching
system is hopelessly out OF date. Nothing
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