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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02

Sn SberlhleIien bot Die 8enifltarr,
III Der beoentli6Iien Weile I'm Iid Qe
arifen, uno lant Melouno Der ye60r
ben bat Die Sterbihteit Iton cine bod
3iIfer errtiAt. 0ie Grantbeit 1T il
neueter 3eit in DeutIthlano niht i,
hduIia beobOhtet tpproen. 8ou 5fub
nlaBregein aegen Die meitere Nusbrei
tun9 bat man INNER nod tpenil
Renntnib.
Sin betlaHenswert9e5 ua0lif mir
lus 3rifall in Steiermart Qemelfet
}n elnem oortiaen &o6lenberomert
.trelQnete llh elne oerhau9niBpoIle Gr
plolton, uno es perlautet, bah pierst
8rnhenleute babel INNS 2eben oetpm
men liu0. Gin yrano in Der Brub
osrlirlabte cine @rtsimpunN Der 8ait
auoourtb cine un9ebeure @ntmiflun,
oon Hlllb entltano. Die Gpfer lin
'dmmtt1 erfift.
4m 90, >Sqnuar fano bel @besa Ii
III Waseoonien. Elm blutiger Ramp
nniIden @ris1sn nno so gulaarel
ltatt, BON ipsl0' aeBtsteu 80 aetootf
mo uerluunoet tuurbsn. Sic bnlaari
itaeft Sorfbslpphner in oem aunsel
Gifrift ffiidisn fitb Gus 5urbt ~
oen 8riedeil III Die Serns.
am |. 5ebruar but ii9. enolid oe
@3ar gftbolaus bsreit osflnpen. Elm
Deputation bon 33 Nrbeitern nm 3:3
ubr Nodmittag i'm 5sartoo= Selp 8u
lat au elnpfangen SGtte er bies tribe
letbHn, 10 ludre piel ylutperaieBel
:rlpart moroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02
Gremriion nod gsaibiueton.

Die Baltimore & Ohio giIsnbabl
oeranltaltet am 6reltog. ben "a. M1r3
BON 2orain. @lprla. Uisoina. Waill.
Ion, Canal Gouer. Nsip 8bilaoeipbic
aus cine @rcurIion nod Walbiu3ton.
Ser 3n9 fir Die GunoFabrt beltebt aus
pultman SdlaIua9en. Ser 3uu
fdbrt iiber Die Allspbanp @ebirae, ourd
oos biltoriide Cumberland uuo Dem
Botomac 6inBe entlang bel 9arpers
6errp DDrbei uuD bietet Den 9beilneh=
mern cine pedIelpole S3snirie uno
manni9faitise luterbaltung. preiie
Der 5ideis. fir Slpei psrIonen nit einem
gett 500 uno fir eine gerion nit
einem yett $50. 9ieisr preis I9lieBt
in lih Die Gunoiahrt, Yett gum S1ia-
fen, 8ertOIti9una auf beioen Meeen,
uno mabreno zines Yierteltaaes in
Walbinston einen 2bIis1sr nat Mont
Wernon, transport oes G,,spdfss uoii
uno naA Dem Dotel uno cine 9uno
fabrt ourh 9Dalblnaton auf elmer Ipe
3iell au oieifm 3mef uernenoeten Gar.
3ie 6abrt bietet 10 Diele 9nnebmlih
teiten au billigem prelle. oaB es notb
,penoig ideint. alle ginsslbeiten i'm
Woraus feiiWlteaen. Wer leinen Nameu
einlenoet, gebe Name uno> Mittelname
aenau uno ebenio polt=0fiee. Damen
iollten bemerten. ob iie perbeiratbet
Ooer leoig iino. Cine GDupenir=2ilte
Der Sbeilnebmer miro georuft.
Sir Sidets fir ben 3ue uno peltere
rDenoe man lib al
M. 8. @arreI
GioiIion paiiasier Ngent.
ODER all
SEQ. %. Squiaqins,
5raueling paiiaaier Nsent.
24l Superior Ctr, 4
Gleuelaro, 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02
Qnite0 gtatts Gourt
Sallt einc Gnti6ciouus gum g6nb.
nes Pnbtifnms gegen Nadabmnng
ban Jnrni'g alpenfranter
Blutbrlcber.

Nm II. 9lopember 1904 idlte Del
jtl1ter Oenrp .. Sman I'M Yunoes.
treisaerlbte oes EiItrlttes Widiaai
lleaen aetuilie gtahabmer bon 6urni'.
llpentrduter Slutbeleber eine gntlhei
ouns. oeren noralilbe Wirtung li1 il
'pelten Greilen uobltbdtig fiiblbal
MAIDEN miro. IS oiirIte pobl atloenleil
oetannt fein, oaB in oen leBen 5abrel
oeribieoene Nahcbmunsen Don 6orni's
Alpentrduter Siutbeleber in ben Oanoel
Re5ra1t muroen, uno oiele 6dllhunael
baben nidt nur unter ben aralolel
Raulern ulel unbeil anssridtst, ionoerl
aud irrlse @uffuliuneen iiber Del.
Wertb oes ehten 0eilmittels pepbreitet
Die 2ase aeitattste lib i6lieBlid il
ernlt. oaB Der 6abrlfant nht umbi
tonnte, Den S9ub oes Yunoesaerl9tes
unSurufen.
Won Den perIhitoeuen Glaeen, ipelb,
Dor Dem genannten 5ribnuul aubdneiy
llno, 1T cine foeben ourd Den grla(
elmer eno3illtiaen uno oauernoen Ye,.
tll9ung entlfhieoen tporosn, melhe E.
Den gstlagten. 6enri, genner & 60.
oeren 9genten, @Ierts. 9ngeltellten unl
Beolenltsten perbistet, Die 0eilmittel De.
&iaaers (Dr. 5abrnep) nidt na13uub
men ooer ihren eiaenen Meoi5inen oit
9lei1en ooer dbnli6en Namen bsisu
leaen, lDie fie Die Gr. ,Gabrnep'lda
fllbren, namliA: Mpentrauter. Seilol,
Ma9enlidrter uno Uterine.
Da Die 8etlasten Dem iempordren
gerbot beg 8unossetri1tes nidt @ebol-
lam geleiltet baiten, tpllroen He iebt D i
elmer ri6terli1en 8es=
tlianna ibuloig seiproAen. Sn Dem
urtlsile muroe aleihseitia cine in benz
8efdngniIle oes gountp WaDne su per-
biiBenoe Jreibeitsifrafe iiber fie oer=
hdnat, melde Sur goaltredung ge anat,
ipenn Die Sbnen auferleste @elobu I
uno pie Soften nidt innerbalb 80 5apu
Qesablt peroen.
Der nabIfebenoe MrtiteI lit Der is oe.
Ming NeDs" in Detroit, Mib., am rs.
WOperlber 1904 entnommen:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02
Ggccuriionett Der g. & 9.
Giienbabtt.

Nad Wai6inaton am L.. 2. nno 8.
Widr3 gu iebr billiaen preiien. 3idets
Iailltlg big gum s. ooer Is. Mdrs.
gilliae greiie fir 0eimlubenoe mad,
allen punIteu in 6iioen. Dapano,
euba. inbearlhel. 3idets lino 81
5aae ahltig.
yilliae preiie fir 5ouriifen nad)
benz 5iioeil ulo Weiferl. 9ifets Oil.
ti9 iiir 90 Sa9e bis 6 Monate.
Nad alien punsten I'M 5iioen uno
5iioolten. WaibinQtpn uno iflorioa
eilibearlffen, billise preiIe fir Mnfieoler
2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02
@erOarb tire gd11nheit.

6ariet 5pwarb, 200 90. 81. Str, ge,p
gorf, ruinirte ibre ldGne Sautfarbe mil
elmer Santtranfbett. gle Idreibt: Sd,
bate Salt Nbeum poer GfSema ieit SAB
rem, bis ib yudlen'S Nrnica Salbe ae=
brauhte. Gin idnellerer unp liherer .bei-
Ter fur Shnitte, gsrbriibunaen unp
ysuanen. % Cts. Die 5lalbe In Miaers
glpotiste.. 5n Millers apctbefe wiro
orutl6 selprpden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02
% garnirte Siite,
9ntfprmeu,

Brittle aller strt, StrauBenfe-
BERN 8lumen Sammet, 8dn-
Der, 5utnabeln, 5utitef aller
art, SrallerIhleier Chenille Il.
5trau SsnTelern bis 1e,unier su Sc.
Slpei N ipnalb'nsn 10 gut iple n,m fiir
sl2.Oo Cine a'te Singer Ndl maIdi.
ne filr ! 80. Gs lpiiroe ms Al, melt
liibrsit Nlles aufausdhlpu. lpas bel oies
lem y tanFe pffirlri miro
a'nilst uno brisiqi gure S5rsunoe
nit.
Moatag Y. Sisnttfg d, 80. &31. Sa,,.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02
Seiratbsbe etutAta,.uaet..

Balter s. 2anoes, 6rena Greet -
ytauo y. golen. ubridspilIe.
Ganmono s. Sano. Re,uart - @pa
S1uq. por! Walhinqion.
Hublano SincoIn 8illiams, ubrihspiae
saura Margaret 2iitbp, Rennilon.
grant eroB - Nprtbe Ylands Norris
beioe Don Stem 6omerstoun.
iSrant 0omarb. 5leroospi(le - Wlauh
Hennefer, 0ifers.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02


Sn NorIolt. 3d., famen am "a.
Sannar WarD gliport ,,no Warp Bar=
ions, aruei Neqerinnen. bel einem Sseuer
unls 2eben. eas in ibrem 3immer ourd
silien umaeitiirsten Gfen perurIadt
morben iuar. Gin Neeer Der Elm neben=
oeleoenes 3immer bepn6nte, beatbiete
Die 5ilFerufe Der Grouen ni6t, nno mar
nur beoaht oarauf feline Rleioer ALL
retten. Gr iogte ipdter, oaB er an bart
orbeiten miiiie. um bns @elo fir Isine
Rleiber au peroienen, unb er. nes6olh
Die 9leioer lueaen ein paar Sfranen
niht I'M Slid lallen t6rne.
guf Dem Dampler 8aberlano"
melher am "a. Sanuar bon Nntuerpen
in giep Oorf eintraf, ltarbeu sebn
2ipiidenoefs= =paliaaiere mdbreno Der
Heiie an Der 2unaenentsiinouna uno
oft 9eihliams oerielhen IanOen iii DER
5lefe ihr @rah. pd6renh s'nei lpelhe
aeraoe Dor 9lnfnnft bes 5biffes Earben.
in Den 6afen gebratht ipuroen. Gie
Benorbenen tDaren Idmmtli1 mdnn-
li1sn @eihlefhts llnb itanoen i'm Miter,
nm L Bis 40 eSahren. Wahrpno Der
Neile ipnroen i'm Bansei 40 9pripnen
BON osr 2unaeneiltsiilloun befuElen, pb-
ipohl bas Wetter. tuenn and rauh.
nidt nnaep0bnlid fir oisis Salresseit
mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02
Sebr In Osad)fraae.

Nidts III n,ebr IN Nahfraae ais cine
MepiSin, n,eide ale bic Meoisin entbalt,
Die 3urglutreinisuns uno gum 5nltaure.
baltfn pcs 6orpers nptbpenois linp, mic
i. 9. Or. rings geber piaen. 5ie iinp
eerabe mas lie 9ebrauden fir Ilaaen
uno 9eberbelhwernen. prpbirt lie. All
labfn tn Miuers Nppi9tete 3u 25e., sa-
rantirt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02

Der eilsioe WrpBbdno!er bon
6piritnoien IN al.scaralpas gouniu iif
Noolpb am Bublic Gquare. SSamilien
fperoen mil Waaren perfrbeu. If
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02
Sa8cSnessiefetten.
Ohto

sSn GatpmoDO bei Glepelano Qerietber
Die gtltoer 8vora llno 5o1n Wapner
Die elmer pronlinenten uno reit1en 6a.
Mile angeb0ren. lueQen Der @rbIhaft il
Strelt unD soaen iti,lieBlih lire Nepol.
per. Ser poIisiit Sobn 3lapmer, De,
III oas 9ous orlnJsn nollte, muroe pol
8eorae 9Baaner in ben MaQen Qe.
llbolen. Damn uerbarritaoirte @eorot
fgBoAner oas 6aus. Nnl ndblten Wor.
GEN aber ilberlieierte er lih Der polisei
Dian fano Ole 2eibs poil Sobn WaQuer
I'M 3tinlller lieqer nit fiinI GuQelmun.
Den IN aupie. IS beiBt, oaB Der Bru=
oermorocr mabnlinnig 1T.
g8illlam g8ooleD. Der lid als Wert-
Ru1 benuBen lieB. lln Die Grmprouno
9Bllbur =. 2atiimer's, eires Saul
manns BON Woooltod. am 23. Ottpber
1908, William NibUls, einem qQn3lid)
unlNHlolgen Wenl1en, aufsuballen,
luuroe opn &ihter Miooletou Don ur-
Odna lpeQen WelEeios 81 leben sSubren
| 3u0tbans pernrt1eilt. Wtan MIRO lid
ermnerL oaB WooleD I1wor, er unb
Vl1ols ldtten 9emelulum oas 8er.
brs6en ausgeFiibrt. 9lls 9tidols BroceG
our Verlanolung fonlmen Iollte, lbluu
@Sooltp ous Welpllen, uno er betaullte,
|0uB &c aeaen 8eio uno oas Yerlprehe,,
Der Straftreibeit Don elniean proml
nelltta yitrgern bon Wopohod an oen
Fallhen 56ulobelenntnib DeranlaBt lei.
4u1 lugte er. Dab sr Wihpls purbe,
nlenlaIs 9eleben bate
&eu. S. Dr. Mcgulou9b BON Mo
renNo, Delaware @ountp, ibiittete beln
Stlen feiner Sampe 5uidllia et,pas
getrolenm auf ieine 9lsioes. glls e.
Damn on eltem heiben Gfeu poriibe,
.4ina. liilgeIr Die Dlgetrdntten R!eioel
,Sel er uno Der 9,eiItlihe mar i'm Stu il
6lantnen umbillli. 9iiIfe mar siual
raid 3ur Stelle. aber Rep. Wc@ulanQt
bate lieb bod ibon i'm Beiibt uno al
oen 0anosn rlnb anoeren G0rperibeitel
lUiinllils Sralletpnfloen 3n8eSoaen.
sfIs Der Seiser albra6aln. gudnlaEs.
in oen 6aMllton NaldiuenwgrtIidtten
IN @Ulbocton oas 6euer unter oem'
Oompfteiiel aBiinoen molIte, luuroe q
Is 6uB fueit fortaei,bleuoett uuo erbeb
LID perleBt uuo uerbranat. sSenane
batte ben oBib" aenladt, cine Same
8alollne auf Den Jeuerrolt 3u fellen.
Die @eIbmorenen oes prubateoeridt.
in 4fron fanoen Die feline @eiellIhuits'
onnle" Srau @0ltb V. Wilcpr Ihuloiu
oos 10 Subre alte S0hterhen oes
Stunoeigentbuumatlers Nrtbar 6
Sharp IN ebsnlo rober, lpie srauiame
2SeIle lnlBbonoeIt Su baben. 9lls De |
1Babriprud pertiinost maroe, fiel 6rou
gphleor in Obnmadt. ssbre anlpdlt,
oeantraglen einen neuen pro3eb.
Grant penbaaoip. beHen 56euns it |
Seneoa Dor einiaen Monaten uieoer |
,rannte. muroe. oa 0ilfsfeuermaridall |
Sllas Sole bon @leOelano 'ermittell
,aben Mil, Dab penballom ben Sranb
elblt anaeleat bate, tpsaen granoIfif=
lln9 perhaftet nno. on er Die oerlnnatt
SiiraI1aIt bon $1,000 nlht 3u iellen
'errnodte. ins SefdnaniB abaefllbri.
Der 6nmanitdtsb.amte BON Douu9s=
own nabm Der Negerin @pa yo9us
hre orei 3inoer meg. Die lie nidt su
rndbren permo6te. Sic eerietb oarii
sr 10 in 8ersweifluna, Dab lie lib nit
forpblum persifte: mollte. 9lerste
ettete oas 2eben Der armen Wutte:.
.Snianp.
Sn NorFolt. 3d.. famen am "a.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02
90 iN iuic Oas Sieben ro,a
3dDneit.

sll Deriunell. cine Guantitdt Mebl ee=
rabe 10 81 MAIDEN. iDie Die anosre, aber
oblpobl luif feitlen 3ahnar5t In unIe-
rem Dienlf babsu. 10 bebaupten mir
DoI, baB unler ypeerleB~ Msbl INNER
glsib allt geIlladt miro, es 1T imnler
Das bette. INNER l6madDaft ulo bic
behdnoiQ 3nnehnlerlbs Natfraoe benefit
am bsitsn. oub oiss per 6ol 1T.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
SAY HE HAS LONG RECORD
Many Complaints About Alleged
SScindler Wanted in Meaico.

Philip Mcintyre OF Nashville Tenn. wap,~d in
the City OF Mexico TO explain alleged worthless
draft for $500 he cashed the day before he sailed for
New-York. was arraigned in the Tombs court yes
terday. He turned over tho federal au-
thorities. Magistrate Pool said TO him.
II have seen you before. l know 1t. I never could
forget head Like yours"
Mcintyre maintained he never had been in New
York before, and had been arrested. Said Su-
perntendent Dougherty OF the Pinkerton Detec-
tive Agency: Your hoonr. we have been looking
for this for months twenty charges of
swindling"
Dougherty said Mcintyre represented himself as
the attorney for coal company. He carried letters
OF introduction written on note paper OF the Su-
prene Court OF Tennessee. and purporting to DO
signed by various Supreme Court justices Of that
State. He easily became acquainted With lawyers
whom he appointed agents for the coal company.
He is ready talker. He would say TO an attorney.
sccordng to Dougherty:
Il have just received a remittance and am short
or ready cash. VIII you introduce ne at your bank
so that can get this draft cashed?'
The plea rarely failed TO work. Dougherty said
Knoxville. Tenn. Jan. S0.-The arrest Of Nc
Intyre created much interest in this city. check
has passed through local banks to which the name
Of Mcintyre signed H. NJ. LaFollette. of La
Toilette. Tenn. whose name is on the check. says
1t Is q forgery.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
AL" ADAMS TO SELL.
AactiOn of er-" -"Policy King,s" Prop
erty WOrth OUer S9,OOO,OO0.

a large number of choice parcels on Manhat-
tan Island owned by Albert ]. Adams. best
known as the Policy King" are to be sold
on March 1 at the New-York Real Estate Sales
Rooms. The total value of the parcels is more
than 100000.
largest owners OF Manhattan Island property.
He became prominent purchaser some years
ago in the section OF the Pennsylvania tunnel
terminal site. when the market for parcels there
was sluggish Since the Pennsylvania plans
We're made public values in the section have
risen rapidly.
Within the last few weeks several new record
prices have been established at public auction.
1t is thought that more new records will be
made at the Adams sale. Adams has no inten-
tion OF retiring as real estate operator from
what could be learned last night He intends to
reinvest the proceeds obtained from the auction
sale OF his parcels on March in choice Manhat-
tan Island property.
The parcels TO be offered at auction are all i'm
proved. They comprise No. 100 to 121 West
44th-st, No. 1888 to 1888 Broadway, south
west corner Soth-st.; No. 2 1S2 to 2,1S6 Broad
way, No. 20 to 231 West 11th-st.. Nos 227O
and 2,212 Broadway, No. 21S West 2Sth-st.. No.
247 West 3Sth-st., No. 767 Sth-ave, southwest
corner of 4Tth-st; No. go 7th-ave., southwest
corner OF 2Jth-st; No 79 West 45th-st No 366
West 3Ist-st., No. 40I West 35th-st.. Nos 225,
227 and 229 East 14th-st, No. 452 West 57th-
st. and No. 10 East 10Sth-st.
Adams also owns many other parcels.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
MOSAIC FAST FOUNGSTER.
Wius Tsco-year-old Race at Nezr-
OrleaHs-Joe Lesser IN Front.
Tar FsI.EaaARH TO THE raIsUxn.I

lRK TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE1
New-oreaRs, jan S0-A heavy track aud eeld
and raw atmosphere made the racing conditions
anything but agreeable at the Fair Grounds this
afternoon and the free Of the scratching peneil
made what otherwise would have been a good pre-
sramme decidedly ordinary Rams Horn.
Monte and others which 'weFe Withdrawn from the
mile handicap left field OF four and robbed ths
race Of interest FOrehand, With J, Hsnnessy I'd,
won al 10 s.
Ten went to the post IN the thres and n halt FUR
long race for maiden two-year-olds. Leonard jos
AayEhan, a selding, by The Linden-Cretchetta. was
the only newcomer. Mosaic. a homebred ally, an
talent. Zoe Lesser, which won the afth race BY
narrow margin after a very rough Journey, was
the only winning favaTtte to-day, J-MaFtin, who
lowed the mare to interfere with joe Lesser ana
Sea shark and this interference cost the latter the
place. The summary:
FiTs race (stx fuEonssl-FaIIsna 105 ~. MeInt5ys.
ond Isabella D., 100 CN Robbins) 20 1. third Fims
Dixie Andrews, Diamond Betty intrigue and Nsls Rod
ssSS Esfs aSs @ u three IsS and f3s 5
Joe Hayman 10 q. Martini ; TO 4 second Chaunesy
Ihator Grey pal Delvaue Malt Inspector Gi= Little
Rese and Stnada also ran
3 70 j, won; Byplay, III Crinmins), % l. second:
Norwood Ohio. lOT o. AUSTIN. l. third. Fims 1;la
Pawtuckst. DelavaI Precious Band alsa ran
Fourth race (handieap; one mtlel--horehand, % ~
second; LauFsIIghtsr RobbiAsl 20 IA J. third
TIM. l;46+s' old stone also ran -
Martini IL % s second Sea shark 5s IT, MeintSrs1 IS
sixth race grye ana one 6alf fGFiongs7IAt5ls Rss
s IN second. Sham Eo~ f03 CFetnhsiu,srt A. - =
third. Time. i:10ss. Sanction, HANNIBAL Bsy Judge
rraynor, Leotard. shock the Talent. oh Hal and A
Prince
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31

Stevens passed him Then followed Fletcher and
Canault. driving the other De Dietrich II
IN the second round that MacDonalds machine mat
with its mishap.
wALLACEs NARROW ESCAPE
Near the close OF the race sartoa and Wallace
came dashing up the beach. only few feet apart.
A photographer on the course. with a long ladder.
in his efforts get pictures OF both cars let the
ladder fall and It came within few inches OF Wal
laee's head. A little later followed another sx-
citing scene In 'front.' OF the clubhouse. when Fred
ercks and Christie weni by driving neck and neck
The short races were announced 20 finish At tas
aftsen mile post The start made at the club
house, five miles below. A few hundred walked
down from the sixteen-mll post. and after wait
ing nearly hour while argument took placs
at the club whether the contests should Be Fun
north or south. II was finally decided % run them
in the opposite direction. When the spectators
were informed OF the change they went away in
These contests were the hve-miie race rof thS
Brokaw trophy and the hnal heat Of the great
Ormond handicap for tn distance. The
former contest was won by q. X. Thomas OF New
YORK In his S0-hOrSe power Mercedes In $50 ID.
wallace was second in 3;f5. and SaTtOrt third. IN
4I5. II run In two heats and final Thomas
won the first heat In 3;2S 80 and Sartort the sec
ond In IS The Ormond handicap went 70 Sar-
tori who had "a seconds handicap. IN 357:,
Wallace. with 10 seconds handicap third. in t04 Is.
IL Is the purpose OF the officials 70 wind up the
tournament Tomorrow. There are Atty and twenty
mule contests on the programme II is the opinion
or most mere. however. that the tournament VIII n0c
come 10 a close by tomorrow evening.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
HUNDRED NILES In 1.1S.24
FLETCHER WINS TROPHY.
William Wallace Protests against
Softness Of Earth.
[pr rELEaRApH TO rHE raIauxE.l

Ormond Fla. Jan S0-Though blizzards are IN
known here, the weather has its sudden changes
Last week it was so cold that visitors regretted
they had not brought their pocket stoves. This
week Il Is so hot that eggs can be fried on the
sand When the i0O-mile for the Vanderbilt
trophy was started, spectators lined the sixteen
mile course. 1t was easily the best day since the
tournament began, and although there were no
records broken the sport about the most en-
tertalning seen hero since the tournament began.
last Tuesday. The lomile race. the principal con-
some smash-ups. owing to the number Of high pow
cred machines entered and the fact that there
would uo controls Out OF nine that took part
the only one 70 dror out was A E McDonald's q
Napier which had tire trouble. The race was won
by H. W. Fletcher an American driver, praeu I'll
unheard OF before this race He was In a. S-ho Sc
power De Dietrich machine. owned by Or. H E
Thomas, His time was LISA W. Gould Brokaw,s
60-horsepower RenauIt, driven by NJ. G. Bernin,
was second. in :Ss while Paul SsTteri landed Al
fred G. Vanderbilt's 90-horsepower Fiat third with
Its gasolene tank almost touching the ground His
time was 121AlI-5.
The time of Fletcher will go down as a straight
away record as the 5O-mile mark Of 40:is A-5 set
by w. h. Vanderbilt. jr last year was the longest
previous straightaway record The course to-day
was far from being in such good condition as II
was last year. Many red flags along the course
showed dangerous spots The driving as
daring and fast the widest enthusiast could
desire, Fletcher was positively reckless At tho
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
SUNDAY OPENING BILL PROTEST.

A conference OF representatives OF various re-
lgious. reform and Dhilanthropic organizations was
held yesterday at the rooms Of the Natioral Tenn
persnce Society. 10. East 14th-st-, to protest
against the passage Of the Jerome BILL introduced
by Senator Foley. or Of any other legislation TO
enable The saloons 70 keep open legally on Sunday.
A committee OF one was appointed from each or
ganizaton 10 present the sentiments OF the meeting
al any legislative hearings which may be held on
the question. consisting OF Baptist Ministers Con-
ference, the Rev HerKey Wood; Methodist Preach
erE Meeting and City Evangelizaton Society, the
bev Dr. ]. II. Howard; New-York Presoyter The
Rev. Dr. J. II. Hoadley; Law Enforcement Society
y Brpokyn. 7. De Quincy TuIiy; NeW,Hork sab
bath Association the Rev. DR.. ". s Hubbelli sun
shine Society. the Rev :. Rowland: national Tenn
lerance Society. William I. WardWen; brooklyn
Presbytery tie Rev Dr. J. B. Dunn; Prohibition
party John Mckee; Anti-SalOon League. Thomas
II Reed Good Templars Garrett Y. Johnson; sons
~ TEMPERANCE. John W Cum 9lings, ana A2rlhal
an CoEgIe Eatioual Association. Dr. Howard n
Russell Tie committee elected the Rev. DR.. D.
slraIt Dodge president OF the national society
Ms Frances W. Graham. OF Lockoort state presi-
eet a. the Women's Christian Temperance Cmion
ld Chairman Of it's legislative committee; II VII
ol- o. The Society Of Friends, and Robert Graham
K ne Church Temperance Society, adciuonal fneHi-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
BAD DAY FOR sgTToRs At OAKLAND

San Francisco. Jan. So.-A fair track at Oakland
to-day upset some OF the calculations Of the tai
ent. In the opening poor ride landed Trap
setter behind the Hawaiian and In the fourth Bar
rack won a runaway race. The summary;
First race QFuturity eouFsef-Ths Hawaiian. 1oI Bon
nerl to l. won; Trapsettsr 100 lBarretN 70 sec
ond; Pencil Ne 102 tGTeenheld to l. third Time.
1;1T Brick Fowler. Greenoek ClaudatoF Recipe Doub-
let Rosebud and Snicate also
5. won: Lily GOlding. 100 (Alvarado). . to
Jose (BonneF1 10 to l. third. Time. l:04s.
My Order Lady Fashion POusss Cafe Gresora and Cal
culats also
Third five furiongsl-Best Man. 103 CTraveFsD.
. won; Pure Dale. 10f Sullivan - % l. second;
Educate, lO4 (Chandleyl 70 !, third Time, loo4.
Yellowstone Golden Eagle. Sir Preston. Mount pfaoG
and Standard also
Fourth race (nile hfy yards-BarFaek liz Mn
dsrl. to l. won; Cincinnatus 1l2 (GreenfeO. 20 2
second: instrument. 100 (Alarte). third. Time,
1:52A. Mr. FaFuum Modieun and Barney pyeyfus alsa
Fifth race seven furlongs9-Dora l. 1O2 f0fcBridel
to 3 won; Foxy Grandpa 1O3 Clark. IS q seeead:
Box ElLer. l06 {BOnner1, 5 to I. third. Time,
Black Thorn Follow Me. Expedent F1ansur, Lone Fish
srmRn, Hellas and Bob Palmer also
Sixth Cive and half furlongsl-Misty's Brtde
III (Jenes) to 2. IFsmator % CfcBrids1 l.
second: Sea VOYAGE s5 (CaTq0. IS % !, third. Tine
i11&. JudSs Denton Modred ~ A. Powell and Har@
II. also