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New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
FATIGUE AND ACCIDENTS.
From Tile Dundee Advertiser.

A recent paper by NM, Ibert and Mestre, pub
lishcd in the Revue Scientifque,' in which the
authors endeavor to show that fatigue is largely
responsible for the occurrence of accidents in in
dustrial undertakings is summarized by "Ensi-
neering." In 1904 there 1852 accidents to
workmen in the departments of the Heraut Avey-
ron, Ilozere Cantal and Tarn. An analysis of the
official returns shows that 11S occurred between
a. m. and m. and Isl between o m. and
midnight During the rest of the day the num-
bers were grouped follows Between . and s.
10; and 232 and s. S05; and 8 $40; 9 and 10
47s 10 and H. 292; II and Il. 50; L and l. 1872 / and
3 $40; and 3. 421 and 5SS and 3, 5lS; and
254: and {, 5S. Very similar figures deducible
from the Belgian returns.
The grouping of accidents with respect to the
day Of the week which they occurred presents
some peculiarities. Thus. the z,151 registered in
the Department of Herault in 1904 were distributed
as follows Monday. s25; Tuesday: 22s; Wednesday;
324; Thursday. 32G; Friday, 32i: Saturday 48. and
Sunday los. The small figure for Sunday is OF
course accounted for by the smaller number of
men al work. Tuesday, 1t will be seen there
is a small maximum. This is attributed TO the
effects of the debauch with which many men cele-
hrate the week end 1t is not pronounced on Mon
day because a large number Of men, having in
sufficiently ecoyered, fail to turn ID and there
are fewer men at work
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
IN CABINET CIRCLES.
[From The Tribune Bureau.l

[From Tribune Bureaul
Washington, Nov. 20-The President and MIS-
Roosevelt will attend the marriage OF MISS anne
Ewing Hitchcock daughter of the secretary VI VI
the Interior and Mrs. Hitchcock TO Lieutenant
Commander Sims L. S N. at St. Johns Church
tomorrow noon, and will go from the ehurch u
attend the wedding breakfast, given at the
cock residence While st. Johns Church VIII oe
filed with official diplomatic and resident so''e'
only President and Mrs. Roosevelt H~i7i ~ =
Tho c,abinat the bridal party and relatives and a
few friends will attend the breakfast MI. ana
Mrs. Dwight Collier. M. ard Mrs Beneolc' "uu lI
Miss Benedict all of NewYork, are here Ior 'ie
Wedding
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau.J

IErom The Tribune bule"Nt
Washington Nov 2O-PresideDt Roosevelt de-
clined an invtation to-day from Senator Culiom
to attend the annual Lincoln Day banquet Of the
sangamon Club. of Springfield ILL.,. on Feoruary
H. The President said that he would be unaoie
to leave Washington at that time
The Republican organization OF hehtueN'' lop
reeor+ea nv, chairman Ernst of the State COM
nittee United states Internal Revenue CoInnlis
sioner Yerkes and congressman Bennett ana I hu
wards saw the President this morning A nun. nun.
Der of federal appointments are soon to De Ia oi
in Kentucky, and the consultation TO-DAY W.
for the purpose of securing an excbai'Ee u VIZ
as TO the best for the places -
Among the visitors at the White House 'ou"'
were Secretaries Root, Shaw, BonaParte ana met
calf; Attorney General Moody, Senator Knox. rep
resentatives Hepburn, Mann and dFosVenoi, eA
Delegate Flynn of Oklahoma, nd Frank X Aoer-
natbv of Frederick Okla who accompanied the
President on his wolf hunt in the Territory last
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Bernhard Goes to Chicago in Eighteen
Hours-New Musical Play.

,,-;,,i T. Common Yesterday received two dis
patches from along the route OF Nine. berhilaiul ~
special train, which was then speeding to"eio In
capo in order that the actress might open her en-
erggenoent in that city last night Both telegrams
were from J. W. DAILY, agent Of the NeW-f orK
central who accompanied the train The nrst ois-
patch said:
Bernhardt special delivered to us oeI0eS o6s taa ~,
reach reach Chicago about 4:lO p. m. VIII keep you
posted
The second dispatch read:
Rernhard special passed Toledo 1905 o'clock o VII
reach Chicago by 4:1O p. ahead OF Lac Lac sbore
Limited 3a They yes eaVG n HSg sS minutes including
stance to be in hands Of Lake shore-
The train completed the trip from New-forK 10
Chicago in eighteen hours and the engageinen,
orornd 60 It was said last night to a packed
house.
Tho next musical production to be made by the
firm of Sam s. & Lee shubert will be entitled
.'Mexicana" and will open December IL at Al
baugh's Theatre. Baltimore. The company Is "
ic1',da Thomas O. Seabrooke, Miss Christie Mac
Tora1d Joseph Herbert Miss Maggie Moore, Ed
mind stanley, Miss Clara Partridge ana MISS
Flora Parker
Horny Jewett who has been playing Prinzvalle
IN s,,nnort of Nine. Kalich in 'Monna Wanna at
the Manhattan Theatre, has resigned from the
onnnarv In order to devote himself to the produc-
t,on of a new play in which he is to star To take
tta Iaca of MIR. Jewett Mr.. Fiske has engaged
Henry B. Stanford, for five years leading man with
Sir Henry Irving who is now rehearsins' ana WIN
shortly appear in the role MI stanford was W.
I.,oey nm 10 the time Of the great players DEATH
and in the final performance at Bedford he played
the role King Louis Of France IN in s1pp6rt
f 4iiTe TrI7irp both in England and America, were
Christian THE Bells olivier " In snd Fa9st
tn irving's Mephistopheles. Mr. Stanford arrived rived
in America only last week, and was Immediately
engaged by Mr. Fiske.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
Abouf People and Social Incfdents.

IN this city and her country place in the Ba-.
hills, in New-Jersey. After the wedding NJ 3 y
endorf and his bride will sail for Europe s,,s =
turn to their Washington home. at No. 3.4Os I-.a
before Christmas
Mrs Stephen B. EIkins and Miss Elki,. u
and daughter Of Senator E1kins. are ernoo..' |.
arrive at their home in this city to-r,orrov .
Mrs. w. II. SOutherland. wife Of CorDr,.-
Switzerland. entertained party Of this -
debutantes at luncheon to-day
Among the society people IN the boxes =. =,
Belasco Theatre tonight for "The Heart os ,.-' .s
iand were Mrs Eiihu Root. Lieutenant c.,
cna sna MRS. Chafee justice and the Misses McKenns
Secretary and Mrs. Loeb the Brazilian A,nbs--
dor and Sehora Nabuco; the Chinese Mlns,s. ~
Chentung Liang Cheng. and the Turkish N,i..'A. "a
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
SULLIVAN FOUNTAIN APPROVED.
Municipal Art Commission Also Passes on
Gift of Mrs James Speyer.

The Municipal Art Commission has approved the
design of memorial fountain to Algernon s. Sull-
van 1t will be of marble, with a bronze bass-relief
of Nj Sullivan and will be placed in Van Cort-
1and+ Park The fountain will cost about $4,000
raised by subscription among Mr. Sullivan
friends.
A marble drinking fountain, the gift of Mrs
James Speyer has also been approved by the COM
mission 1t will be placed at the northern emu OF
Iongacre Square. -a..o,
street signs for Prospect Park South, TO be erected
by a local Improvement association; and designs
for public baths at Hamburg ana Wlloushoy dFoS
and Nostrand-ave., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
ROCKEFELLER CLASS CLUB ENDS
Too Few Sunday School Members Used u
Facilities.

The club that was organized about three ysgs
.go as an adiunct 10 the Bible class OF the FliIi
Avenue Baptist Church has disbanded I1S g
istence was terminated by the voluntary acso.
of the members. taken at meeting last SaiufD''
night ha
] p. Elder. lawyer at No. Al Park Row. W. VIZ
was one of the members Of the board 'l s''
ernors. said yesterday:
John d Rockefeller. jr.. and others laenna5g assg
with +be ScIasS entertained the belief that s ls
Of the class members without home assoSi' So ~
in the city would appreciate the prEiigiisi siisi1g Ne
II West 46th-st and he gave to the Cup a.! l ,+of~
use of the parlOr floor and basement WIS WIS mem
ably 30 per cent of the class became CluD ..s;ied
bers only very small number realy lyfors ors'5j 5s-
themselves of the privileges. 1t was tneIelO s.at
cided 10 end the farce That there was asiss ~.
in the clubs finances or that Mr.. HocKeIeiie.. -
levied upon to cover delinquencies IS not true
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
NOT JUST WHAT HE WANTED.
.nrn The London Chronicle.

From The IOIluUu
Among the best OF the stories told by Russell
ONE of THE Scotsman's' former editors was an
Instance of the innate cleverneas of the newspaper
nv Russell had entered train at Prince's-st
station Edinburgh one Friday. when a smart
little newsboy immediately called out to him,
Scotsman sr?" How much?" said Russei
iokngly a penny sir replied the boy. on, -
LII Tba editor II don't want to-day's Scotsman
hnt If YOU could give me o-morrow's would give
you a sovereign for it" Here you are SIR de-
Ifghtedly shouted the youngster, and handed him
..The Weekly Scotsman, which bore tae date OF
the following day. Russell paid the sorarelan
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
MAY BE CALLED TO TEMPLE EMANUEL

The latest aspirant for the pulpit of the Temple
Emanu-EI is the Rev DIR. Stephens Wise. of Port
land ore DR.. Wise occupied the pulpit last Sat
Urdav and Sunday, and made favorable impress
sion and although no action has been taken. 1t is
,,ia that he will be elected 10 serve as associ-
ate with DR. Joseph SllverInan. DIR. Wise is now
Sf IF the largest congregation Portland. Ore.
Ee H. will deliver an address at Cooper Union
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
TO PROTEST AGAINST ART DUTY.

A meeting is to be held in the Hudson Theatre
next Saturday morning to urge the removal OF the
present duty on works Of art 1t will be under the
arsnices of the League for Political Education. 1t
Is expected that the meeting will disclose the rep
resentative feeling of American artists on the art
tariff Among the speakers will be j. Carroll
Reckwith Kenyon Cox and F. J. Millet.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21

The banzais that greeted the Mikado on his
return to Toxic from Ise, whittier he went to
inform the spirits of his ancestors OF the nndi
triumph of the Japanese arms show that MS
subjects are once more loyal and serene. That
is not. however, especially remarkable 1t Is
n,,,..,s easier TO recover from victory than from
dosee+ as the Car could tell the Mlkado.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
Inden to Advertisements.
Business Notices.

OCTOBER LEADS:
Ten Months Past
and The Tribune's
Gain in Advertising Increases.
Abundant Evidence of a Popular Advertising
Medium.
In the ten months ending OCTOBER
ri 1905 New-Eork Daily ano
Sunday Tribune printed
SS7 4O7 Lines of Advertising
Excluding Tribune advertisernents)
more than the period or lsv4-
IN words this IS a gain in ten months 0h
Over 2.S0S Columns.
C5I6 lines 70 a columnl z
An average gain Of over COLUMNS a DAi'
Circulation Books Open
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21

An intelligent animals competition has been
held in Paris bv a society whose members believe
that dumb animals have reasoning faculties Ihey
believe that animals while acting mechanically III
some cases and instinctively in Others are also
eanabIe of forming associations of ideas. which one
nbilnsophcal school holds to be the foundations vi
roason In the late contest trained learned
animals were not rewarded. The judges co1sloer
that trick performing creatures, taught by laporiouS
and often cruel methods. do not thus snow real III
+eIligence Dozens of dogs which went through
rifle drill cats which jumped through hoops ana
fowls which danced the polka, were sent up 10 the
show but much to the surprise of their owners
took no prizes The silver gilt first medal went 10
a Iapanese dog, which gave a different park ana
made a different gesture to express various wants.
for instance putting its paw up to its Jaws with
naculiar vapping when it hungry. 1t thus
showed undoubted capacity for forming associations
of ideas. The silver second medal was bestowed
Jointly on a dog, cat and a hen, which played
absolutely like children with their mistress She
had game of football with them in the presence of
the judges and the animals enjoyed it thoroughly,
whereas the idea of play and make believe is often
supposed to be peculiarly human
Naggsby-when a man and his wife think the
same thoughts simultaneously it is sign that they
WaggsbysoG Vel then the my ISt wife and Iaba are are
sad that she wondered why Ia ever been such
fool as to marry her, had been sitting there in
identical thng.-(London Tft-Bits.
When the extent of the damage of the recent
suifu flood in China. became known, the officials of
the city coming in solemn procession the waters
edge and kneeling with their heads touching the
ground besought the river to desst. They even
threw in their buttons, and the fu his official hat.
THE ANTIsEPTIC BABE
we sterilize his bottles, We boil his little
mug;
We can bake his flannel bandages and dsinfect
the
That envelops him when he partakes of medicated
air
But there's impossbility that leaves us in de-
spair-
And a not unjustifiable alarm, you will allow
To wit: We fear 'twould never do to sterilize the
GOVT
We are careful of his hours. thoughtful of
his toys;
his joys
We are prayerfully considerate of needful dis
cipline.
OF our little Mother Handbook" and the precepts
writ therein;
And we strive to render sterile all designed for
mouth tuin,
But one frightful danger menaces-we cannot boil
his thumb.
-(Harper's Magazine.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
NEW-YoRK SOCIETY

Announcement is made of the eugapa,.,.
Henry Pierrepont Perry. son OF Mr and Mrs nv "
lam Perry and brother Of Mrs Pierre rorsr
Ronalds, jr., to Miss Edith Lounsbery. onlv dar-s
ter Of Mn and Mrs Richard P Iounshe-,, -,
granddaughter of James p Haggin Henri p
was graduated from Harvard in 1901. No date =,
been set for the wedding
Among the weddings set for to-day ts ,,..
John Vosburgh Irwin. to Miss Cornelia Hals W. =
rill. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Payson Merlin .
the Brick Presbyterian Church. in 5th-ave and a-s
st. 1t will be followed by reception at the bo.
of the parents Of the bride. in East s7th-st
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting. who are =, r.
edo. will return to town next week for the saa.oa
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson will aso ro,r.-
to town next week from their country placo :,
Orange.
Mrs. Ogden GoeIet and Mrs. Cornelius vanlsrAe
who were to have sailed on Saturday for Nau- w..
have again postponed their departure from F,,,
and will probably spend the winter abroad a. NJ.
Vanderblt's house in 5th-aye. which has been -,
dergoing extensive alterations will not be read .,
occupancy until late in the season Mrs. vand..
bilt and her sister. Mrs. Goekt will probably sn.r3
the winter the Riviera. and will be ioined th.-,
in the early spring by Cornelius Vanderbilt
Mr. and Mrs Francis Burton Harrison and lfr
and Mrs. Ernesto Fabbri, we'll as Alessan6s
Fabbri have left town for North Carolina wber.
they will spend several week. Mr. and Mrs Rich.
ard T. Wilson, jr., likewise in North Carolina
and Mr. and Mrs. George Jay Gould and Mr. AMI
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. ir. will leave town for
the same destiration later In the week
Disquieting news has been received here from
London of the condition of Mrs. Arthur Paget II
is reported that she is sinking and faint hopes are
now entertained of her recovery.
Mrs Dallas Bache Pratt. Mrs Greuville Kane
Mrs Charles NJ Coster Mrs Arthur NJ Dodge
Mrs. Howland PelI and Mrs. Richard Mortimer are
among the patronesses OF the Junior Cotillons the
first of which will be held Tuesday evening"
December 5. at Sherrys. in the new or rather
modelled ballroom. The second dance Of the series
will be given on January , and the third on Feb
ruary s. These dances were organized some years
ago by women with debutante daughters. and a
number of subscribers this year have daughters to
present to society.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21

The ratifcations of the Treaty of Portsmouth
are to be exchanged in Washington tomorrow
That we suppose, will mark the real. defn1tlVe
and absolute ending of the war. Then, with the
Russian Legation at Toxic and the japanese at
st. Petersburg raised to embassies, new anu'
let it be hoped, long lasting era of better reia-
tions will be established between the late Del
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
TFrom The Tribune Bureau.l

TFrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington, Nov. 20.-The Misses Seckendorf
went to New York this afternoon to be present at
the marriage in that city tomorrow OF their
father NJ. G. Seckendorf, and Mrs. Julia Davidson
Donner who divides her time between her home
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21

London. Nov 20-The Spanish Ei'o's'' ,.co-re-
.,aon ts no truth in the statement OF the i s
snondenela OF Madrid. that King Alo"s - Eis
marry Princess Ena of Battenbers. me- -. report
Edward. The Foreign once describes
as "arrant nonsense
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
cn11.EGE HONORs.

Dear father writes a college son,
I'm working day and night;
Have taken the first place IN Greek
And passed exams all right
Allowance seems a little small!
Was pretty short last week
The sires reply is brief and tefse'
YOU don't need cash for Greek.
Again he writes: Dear father, I
Am chosen in debate
'TWixt Yale and Harvard, you can bet
l feel it's something great. -,
I'm hard up. would be much opligeo
If something down you'd chalk
Fathers reply again is brief:
You don't need cash to talk
The latest letter reads: Dear Dad
I'm on the football team, .,-,
Am quarterback, must hustle thouSh'
And don't have time to dream
7 need spot cash" The Dad replies:
Enclosed check bears my name
Just fill 1t in; your ma and
viii come up to the game ,e.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
Nrv.YoRr DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. NOVEMBER q, 1905

denouncing fraud and illegal voting there is
notable absence of the clarion note of Mr.. Mur-
pbv. of Tammany Hall. Mr.. Murphys silence
is becoming vocferous.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21

When Sir Thomas Upton hears of the cham
MON tar of the British fleet lifting that silver
cup he may be encouraged to enter the rms
for another round for that "bloomin old mug
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21

-rha committee IN charge consists qi - y Bliss.
etrnn,oUs Charles 5 Smith, GorhSl'N7
7ntn = Kennedy and James Stl!lliaL
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DINNER
Ex-Ambassador Choate and Alfred MossN'
Will Be Among Speakers Tonight

The Chamber of Commerce viii hold It's - I's. i
nuaI dinner at Delmoaico's tonight besil RI,
$50 o'clock Morris X Jesup VIII p'esiN -
sneakers list includes Joseph H. thoa'e' = s, t.tF.
b,esador n England: Governor Montague q ~.
pinia President Alderman of the University O
ginia. and Alfred Moseley, Of London
- ,bo members who will attend are:
J. Pierpont Morgan. !oin fi,,7 - HeDburn
Stiliman- - A yan3erllr
Iorheiius y. John T. Waterbury.
William Butler Duncan ~ ItAi ~ StjiIe
woodbury. Langdon l,,C..Iar- - - E orr
Isaac Selgman. e,itt g. = -
James Speyer. Isss- 7 Mott
Gustav H Schwab. yoi - O~5sn
John Jacob Astor- pFtsr
Thor as F, Ryan. yt5a- S+-,ns
Henry SieNs Tohn crosby Brown
q nry c. Frfk- yo. -. fst.6fn
FTedrick y ~ NJ Thomas z Fowler
So aSnuel Sloan. y53IIitsyr II Truesdsls.
Adolph 6. OChs - W r1aKer
George Foster Peabody a- -. r Woodward
Tohn Harsen Rhosdes JAM
Jacob II. Schin l,9vrasd
The committee an chSL hS,tsftb Cornelius y biss
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21

/ DR.. and Mrs, j. \. Lipp.n-
colt.
General and Mrs. Charles l.
Fttzhugh.
Mrs. W. ID. A-A~
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21

That tremendous revolution in the Isle of
Pines seems to have been scarcely so much as a
tempest in a teapot. It was mere ripple in a
denli tasse
Among all the voices raised in New York
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

.r,one the passengers who Will sail to-day for
1,a,,a,, o,7 the Kronprnz Wilhelm are:
A.. pb,ebe 4 Hearst RAYMOND Profontaine.
til9-r ~ eoD r Never Am-The Rev. G.. Tiffany.
ssseo5o- AZ - peter burg Dr.
1.,n,t ana countess NJ q captain Paul fiehncke
Mrs Nelson W. Aidrich.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21

thia are:
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Percy
Waro
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ran
kin.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Law
renca.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21

Mr. and Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting who are AZ Tn.
edo. will return to town next week for the sso...
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21

Dsquieting news has been received here iron
London of the condition of Mrs. Arthur Paget I
is reported that she is sinking. and faint hopes ar
now entertained of her recovery.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Robinson will also ratv,,
to town next week from their country pses :,
Orange.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Tennis Tournament Arranged

The Southern California lawn tennis
club will give midwinter tournament
on their courts at South Pasadena on
March 18th, 18th and 18th, play be-
ginning at Q p. m. on Thursday and
Friday, and at 10 a. m. on Saturday.
The events will be mems singles, mems
doubles ladies' singles and mixed
doubles.
The entry list will show the names
of all the we'll l.known racquet wielders
of Southern California-Alphonzo Bell,
the former California champion; Eu-
gene Overton, the Southern California.
champion. Eastern tourists will enjoy
the treat OF witnessing the playing of
the famous Sutton sisters, as Miss
May, the lady champion of the United
States, and also Violet, Florence and
Ethel, are among the entries in the
ladies' events.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

track meet, but it could not dampen
the enthusiasm of the hundred loyal
supporters of Occidental nor of the
Pomona students who witnessed the
contest.
Occidental had hoped to win, or at
least to hold Pomona down to a close
margin, and were unprepared for the
final score of ~ to so in favor of Po-
mona. OCCIDENTAL won events she had
conceded to Pomona, while others where
she felt confident, as in the mile and
SS0-yard run, the best the Presbyterian
athletes could take was a second place.
The surprise of the day was the mile
run, in which Voorhees, and Himrod
easily took the event in minutes and
51A seconds, with Roth of Occidental
third. Voorhees, and Hutchison finished
the two-mile run handin-hand, making
the time of IL minutes 5A seconds,
which was creditable, considering the
condition of the track, which had be-
come very heavy and covered with
puddles In the jumps, Occidental
proved superior, Merrill winning the
pole vault from Davis and Hammack
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
DOUBLE STORM
BRINGS RAIN
HATFIELD-FRANKLIN COMBINE
SHOWS STRENGTH
Nearly Hall an Inch Recorded Yester-
day, and Prospects Are Bright
for a Continuation Of the
Downpour
Los ANGELES RAIN RECORD
.ffAAnAAaAA.fs.s..a.s.hA

Now 1t appears the Hatfield Franklin
combination of rain makers and rain
observers not only has the power to
bring in good sized rain storm from
the sea, but can turn an eastbound
disturbance back from Arizona, and
the two rains, coalescing, provide
fair sized downpour.
At least that is what Franklin, the
observer, said yesterday when ques-
toned as to the storm which deposited
40 of an inch of rain in Los Angeles.
Hatfield did not have anything to say,
but he has visions of thousand dol
lars, all of which are to be his when
the total precipitation amounts to
eighteen inches.
Twelve and seventy-one hundredths
inches of rain has fallen thus far, while
last year the rainfall to date was 1862
inches. Hatfield points with pride to
these figures, and declares emphatically
he will win the purse with ease.
Franklin says more rain is due today.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

ole, 2:11N (H N. Henderson,; Briney
X, 2:11 Henry Berry,; Rita Fl, 2:1Oh
byron Erkenbrecher) Rozelle 2'13
CJohn Reynolds); Laura @, 2:1sH
George L. PIERCE: Master Delmar,
2:17N Cw. A. Clark. jr); George An
derson, 2.1sM Cw S. McGiffert); Tough
nut, 211% CDr G. w. Bryson); Daniel
J, 2:15a CIV A. Clark, jr); Virginia,
2:16 G. G. McGinnis); Willie Jib, 2:16
(Henry Berry,; Glen, 2;1Sh (G. A.
Pounder); Casey, 2:1sh (E. r. Guira-
do); Dewey, 2;21M CA. I. stewarD and
Athaio, 2.13% CJ. G. McGinnis).
over half of the members of the
driving club have already expressed
their intention Of going, and this num-
Der will be added to by the members
wives, daughters and sweethearts.
And Mr. Clark has promised that he
will leave nothing undone to make 1t
jolly occasion for all. The special
will have streamer on 1t 50 feet long.
Riverside will do the rest.
The local driving club has donated
beautiful silver cup, to be raced for
by any class that the Riverside officials
may decide upon. March 25th has been
decided upon as the event matinee of
the Los Angeles light harness en-
thusiasts at Agricultural park.