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italscnotlcc,


take Ice. Il y x "
3si The htlvciSS Is once, more king. 4 was
crossed Saturday, and no more till Thurs
4 day. when we 30 t our papers and letters.
within an hour 1t 1lnd closed gain, and
now we. hnd another chance to Slet tho
world 80 by. Some months ago there
was gnSrcport of some aprobable action on
the part tho G.. & .. Railroad towards
bridging atte s river ut ,Vinglnia. eight
miles above Il here, and where thero was
once ii bridge years d go IL tsuch$an ac-
tion Is carried out It will NE q mistake
Compared with this office little freight
is delivered at that point, @and tho road
5approac ching 7NVingin 4 IS very billy and
difficult to Keep lin order. At Is to be
hoped ifftwoSbridges cannot be construct
ed, a and! that Is hardly probable. that
tN1anteoa shall get the one for as 4 Il Is
we Mare in about as bnd a B FIX at times
as. the good amphibians Of tile Northern
Neck. 5s an Il n hi 46si Is il,
MA The & river here has been III such a
condition for several weeks that no freight
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most cultured musicians went TO Roanoke
Saturday to hear the shingto ton sym YIN
phony orchestra returning Monday 'ral'ly''
Capt. and Mrs, william Ingles also went
down to hear De loyesl' Orchestra spend
ing saturda and Sunday g a he guests
or Col. and Mrs.. Thomas r evils.
sf i Rev. NJ n CooperS vii hold q farewell
service "a Is the Baptist Church sunday
night, which BIO part ted IN B BY
three other pastors of East Rndford, II.
,Gooperw ls render asreport Of his two
4 Years pas torate and take formal Leave
Of his congregation, leaving for Pulaski
i City Monday Or Tuesday, where, With his
VI 70 and baby, he will be the guest OF
his atter-in-law, Capt. Smith. until
March 1st when lie Will leave for Okla
J, bona 1Mr. Cooper has received another
5cnll Il Virgil la! ind one to Tennessee,
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he el,nlnaHnrtly. gatlsfac.ory II select tew In

@be elninenty satisfactory TO select tewii in
this country 81 5s$ s5i,t n = {45, 5Esgi
For the good OF international sport y Wouid
I. be we'll nc u sucessorSto Lord Durham, could
be found for the coming term Many disputes
have arisen &in various lines 3ot sport between
Great; Britain and Amerlca in the past fe"
years, and IN great deal 81 tho friction has
been for reasons not at MI comp 70
4havcsbcen satisfactorily adjusted in nearly; alE
cases except Fthose arising out ~ rslc ng mat
tiers. The Into William O. Whitney and hrnca
IA Keene Withdrew from rncl ne IN THIS coun-i
try, after spending many housands OF dollars
iii efforts build IN estnbl
has never hecn any es PLANTATION offered as 10
tho reason actuating tho English, Jockey Club,
In refusing for the past five years to gran
Tod Sloan a license to ride IN this Bcolintr q
crooked work WAS never alleged ngnfnsts nm
hfssonly chance being: apparently u thar (, ne
i chose to live at a fashionable hotel rather
than to cpufne& himself to the track quarters,
AS a result OF the suspension, Sloan mas been
tdoEriytd Of an income pf from n w ooo 70
$50, 900 q year--rat her harsh, punishment t9r.
anyone admittedly gull less q ftaud'3,5 $sS 8
Possible Successor. q
The most likely sllecessoro q Lord DURHAM,
5ic&hc lis not ircappontgd, IL tho Duke or ltiGn.
mond, who omen before held 7 he& Office This
gentleman, however II, very busy W. t,gprl:
Jockey Club business Lord stanley 4, y con- r
tdcred IA likely acanddnte for the position N
limo to come but he lis at preHcS u Cabinet
minister, and II tho cares Of 9g2y-
2crnnitnt. Tho other members of Tho l1rfsent
turf governing body Colonel Baird and Arthur
pcrienoef enough to stcn I'M q tho leading place
Mt this tlnlc SO
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IR /. |, ! ! /
'g:R|||EATEsl1y1I |
Extensive8 Preparations Being,
Made tut April Events ei1 Oil AS Il
l.3s NJ Franklin Field 5Is u.
som 0F CRACK RUNNER {: { s
II, ~ III x til Y 4;
5CollegasAgr o1lii III #s Over@R Land.
Have Sent EntriesV' Dir /. 5s38.
~ '53 tgiiii1ai Sii1% Glass s. l5s51.
(spetiai WI The rimcs. Dlspntch.)

Eli 8 Especial ,fo,t The Times. Dlspat ch.)
pllr1.ATEtPt11A, Feb. Isl Tho II tnlversity
3of Transatlantic relay II races on April
goth rromiaesF no the , best ever
held on III 1fruhkIin n ficdf Colleges 8E from
all over the laid have sent notices, IN
the form OF iii entry that their athletes will
be soM hand TO compete Class ! brings Sout
tho fleet relay teams Of Tho big colleges and
those who recall tho rnco between Phrnsyl.
vnhia and Yale Inst ycnr will rot forget the
struggle IN many moons. Of the relay teams
Of Inst season Pennsylvania had Dear, Hymci,
Taylor and 5Cartlne but Cnrtmels IS not eliEl-5
bio ID run, and theres but little prospect Rflc-,
,cordng to report, OF hts squarlig himself this
8Atnsler. the crack hurdler OF tho! season be-
fore, rs In college and viii be candidate for
ia posi- Ion aon thef team alb lis Sure to- be
good Prlnceto thus not tackled tho miln1relay
III years, and 1t known that the III scra coll
centrate their strength and n gil aprobabllty
flyers as Rice and Eckersall. tnu iii the past
Chicago has always sent good teams East.
Michigan S is unknown wl,ilo Harvard l. now
holds the record at tho distance. and Shick,S
one of he members of tho team which broke
the record IA DOWN. the list may he found the
colleges OF fENparts of the land mated ns
nearly us possible with their competitors Tho
also nloet In h race for the championship be-
tween tho two colleges. ya 54ssg TX FL Ef5
a Glass Isl award, 3 Yale, Princeton, Mchl-$
gan Pennsylvania. Ei 5S55 S3 # e n s#5@j
a Class g., CORNELL Columbia. syracusc, George
town, Amherst Brown 5p3
sets, S; institutes OF T Technology. Wesleyan
5I1niversty;lof Vermont universtySof Maine
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Iii OVER.
Something you can see in any Restaurant
4lE.lslEs asll9s.I or ATE " tsla- 84

- physician puts the query: Have you
never noticed in#any large restaurant at
lunch or dinner time the large number OF
hearty, vigorous old men at the tables;
4 men whose ages run from GO TO S0gyenrs;
many or them bald and MI perhaps gray,
but none OF them feeble or scplcg a
Perhaps the spectacle is SO common as
q to have escaped your observation or COM
ment, but NEVERTHELESS It is i'm object lcs-
q son which means something. n
III you Will notice what II eSe hearty old
fellows arc cutting you will observe tina t
they are not munchlng bran crackers nor
q gingerly picking their way through a
Y menu card OF new tangled health foods;
q on the contrary, they seem to prefer u
juicy roast Of beef n properly turned
loin Of mutton and even the deadly!
#bipled lobster Is not altogether ignored.
The point OF all This Is that ;lvigolous
old age depends npon good digestion and
plenty Of wholesome food and not upon
! dating and an cndcayor to live upon
\ bran crackers.
II There Is "a certain class Of food cranks
Who seem To believe that meat, coffee and
Il many other good things are rank poi
sOrs. hut These cadaVcrolis. siclsly hooking
II individuals are a walking condemnation
N of their own theories.
# The matter In u nulshell Is that IL the
stomach sccretes the natural digestive
juices in sufficient quantity any whole
some food will he promptly discsted; If
the stomach does nPt do SO, and certain
n foods cause distress one or two Of Siu-
arts Dyspepsia Tablets after each meal
+ will remove all difficulty because they
supply just What every weak stomach
lacks, pepsIn, hydro-choric acid, hllstasc
and nux.
& stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets do not act
4 upon the bowels; and, in fatt, are not
strictly a medicine, AS they Met almost
8entirelY upon the food eaten, disesting it
Il thoroughly and thus gives a much need
I cd rest and giving an appetite for the
! next meal.
s$$ OK people Who travel nine ont OF ten
= use SNlarts Dyspepsia Tablets knowing
S them TO be perfectly safe 10 use at any
\ time and also having found out by cx-
peilence that they are safeguard against
indigestion IN any form, and eating ms
they have 70. AT all hours and all kinds
@of food. the travelling public for years
have, pinned their IA It'll stn Stuar's Tab
lets,
u All druggists sell them al 90 cents for
h full sized packages and any druggist
Z from Aieine 10 California, Il his opinion
81 Rere ;tHked viii say that strartts Dss-
pepsia Tablets ~ tile most popular and
.sl'ecesstul remedy for AM. stomach rot
4 bls. ND H III "a B II Ss5 n
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BRADFORD AFFAIRS

Xxx (Epccinl TO Tho T. mes-D l spa CHI . !,
iI} AI1InClRl1, VA., FEB. lS.--NeWs or Coz
Miles Is improved condition, has caused
widespread Srejoicing, and good 1tldlllhgs
from he sick room 5nre prayerful ~ q %
eagerly looked for from day % day n
The mercury wa four gIees z Z. !,
Ia Governors Tyler's nome few nig lls
70, Tho ther,l,omet has almost formed
& he' zero habit, and the ground has been
COVERED with 4 a. solid sheet n q & Ice for
nearly two weeks, VI & q Y 4. Il ~
VI Miss French REGISTER slipped al nd Eel ON
the licc mt tho home Of her ad ont Ell
parents, Mr.4und Mrs. M. N u. 'eters, q
few days ago. and being unable I Q cato .
hold OF anything, slid down tho hill5and
ever tho high st one wal Il Into the street,
falling with9such force as TO break ono
of her ribs. zap III RI KS ss.3
The Home lission Committee of MONT
gomery I'reshyterF5fhe held their annual
meeting Tuesday at the home Of Capt,
William Ingles, he following being pl'eti-
,ents. Rev, II. C. Clark, Of Blueaeld, y Rev,
u. r. Woods, of sI'laeksburg; Rev. M y.
Lane, oG, Bedford City; Rev, H.. ", Twin
,Radgord; Mr.. i. n. Schultz. Buchanani
md Capt, William, Iiigles, 4intlford,
The meeting was ii pleasant one, nna3
showed the work In good cnnditi ION ~ d
progressing cxcellently. As la f,be Ell Gus
toararya for several years, tho commit tee
was entertained oyer n ght 4 by syyal'ft
and Mpt lngles. N e x. S u q
y Mr.. Henry cHorg, Jr.,s upefln tenaent
.nf Theresa Iron Furnace, Went to New
York Monday OH a visit to his fat ller,
President Me Iorg, Of the V.8l, g, q c M
Company. ~. " IA }gsl ]. .st
Mr. BRANCH Garden has graduated from on
the NptlollIl AZ sl,lsss coils NJ 9 vs.
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K|NG'|SSHORS[SI
VERY. P|0 ] ! |] |. ] J !
Will Need Lot of# Training i
81'lley Me to4.11,,cs: Among VIM Vim;
s5s s,lcrs TllisS Season.
DURHAM s TERM N lear G E D
Feared That Steward, Who rs
Bitterly SOppossed;E ~ Americans,
Twill sbeS Appo iitited a Again Vi

\ ...,3 4 /. /, "A I,

IA Especial to rho Times Dispa chs \. n
LONDON 1reb. L. The e Ing 8at tho present.
Slimo has eighteen horses Iii training at Eyer.
ton House, n Newmarket nine Of tliem being
two. ycn1.olds Il Ill OF which were bred, ut
SsandringGuni,.. His Ma1cstS,,s colors iaSe been
4 exceedingly unrortunnte during the last three
seasons itlnd IL they are to DO lucky during
Tho present year &tho two.y enr.olds Will need
d good deaf Of caro- as the older horses are of
no account Tho three. ycal.olds arc heavily
ei,Enged but they arc d poor lot, and they drc
not at alls lkely;to swim any Of the weight for
ngc stakes for which they were entered az
iyenrings.$ IS high opinion was a ! one time
entertained Of x = ehshnW.t by IA erslmnioh gut
Eut ynhG,t sister to III ylnE FOX, but he up.
pears Ito have turned out q allure. Tho two-
yAnr.olds Include Null secundus3 colt BY, ST
tvanitas lilly by 1tadas- yane. and 4. 'erscot,s
sfilly w 5persinllnon- La Caroline.
Drive Americans Away u. VA
18th, and Americans Will learn With regret that
there likeiyGto be- considerable Difficult ~ sim
finding a suitable successor There isgn strong;
chance hat Lord Durham " III BIO requested
itosundertnke tho duties Of the office for ans
other period Al the term of steward s
three YEARS. II cnn readily DO seen that n II
Lord Durl1nhl us reapointed " there Is M lit To-
likelihood OF any a ncricnn s,icc on n he
British turf In that time. The leading steward
compromising enemy Of everything American
that he has driven away MI competition 8cx.g
'copt In ono Or two instances. further tern. Z
which, when ended. !swll make nine %yoarssot3
Tbs EnglishN turf every vcstlse Of American
ideas oil Their In trimming or riding This would
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has been ferried over, and tho country
for miles around! is now In danger Of
foregoing Its morning coffee, and resort
ing to the lowly Rpineknot for ilumlna-
ton. Another factor In tho need OF the
the snulnbcr$a and size or the rats
which, live in our depot. Wefwere gravely
Informed to-day that they had eaten the
legs of Of neighbor Pattesons stove
wtthinathe week which has elapsed since
the freight left5it9on the platform. Surely
III fearful Illustration. i5i.55
Miss Louise Brady Horsloy, OF ':l'ravel-
5ler's Rest has been with relatives IN
Wheeling, w. Va, since the first OF the
year, and Misses Mildred and Frances,
her sisters, will join her there February
S0tl. s ss 555 Vt. n #
Mr.. i. Russell Moon, who for some
years has been the good right hand IN
the store of G.. w. Patteson q: Co., or
TINS place, will move to his river farm,
d" Hlllcrest," about March}1 Where he
will live permanently. Work on his new
house there has been delayed by the
bad weather or he should have moved
sooner. MIR. James T'attcsorl will take
charge or the lurge Interests of q /. w,
4 Pattesols d Coz, upon Mr., Mo0n's retilcr
5ment.
r. Mr. Warden w. Pattcson Is visiting Mt
Island View the dclightflll home OF
Mrs. S.. r.. Sutton. b IS :. q 4 sts
Miss BoatWriglt,; OF Dalivillc.is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. S. C'.$Ciibson,
IL Mr.. Henry Patteson, from near Glen
more, will Shortly move 10 Manteo in
order TO be near the postoffice. He lis
employed as q rural carrier from this
Office, ,.
s The writer has been very much pleased
TO learn that the birds are standing the.
cold all right. He counted twenty-four
j,t
to-day, In fact. we have heard OF
enot'a single hrd found dead fran cold
This should be cheering news to the
hunters in town. who look forward from
one season to another to a round With
the birds"
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BUCKINGHAM GOSSIP.

Ei Especial TO The Times Dispatch,) IA
MANrEO. VA. Feb, l5-The conten-
ton of many months Ago, that Buckins-
hs,if COUNTY was the best place 10 live,
las received one more confirmation
YOUR correspondent has just returned from
b Two months absence, and has found
upon his return, that IN spite Of blttel
cold, heavy SNOW and light rations, his
slIlokerhouse, fall Of meat and sausage
ana jowls MAS ulidstlrbed. though II
was unprotected by man or beast.
Is Those Ia lesS fayoIed section please
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The Land Of Gold:

s Tho Yukon Terri tory, which phi To. 1888
formed e part OF tho Northwest Territory, has.
an area Of LOG, 9Ts square miller, los. ss7 being
lind and GiJ water. The popuatlon3i Is cstlvI
mated at l.. ooo OF whom 100 are .sniertcans
ut is purely N d mineral country. and has pro-
Sduced since $50. when the OUTPUT OF gold was
first recorded to the cnl of 1908 s, 06J, 500 In
gold Dawson. the capital OF tho Yukon Terri
tory and the md commercial center
4of what ylss commonly known rs 4, he kiondyke,5
has a Gpopljlatlon OF 3,l0O persons OF various
%natioiiaiitiesth the Americans. wi ., 100. forms
Ing seventy per cent Of tho total.
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Oaklawn Summary.

---7-70-- by 1I-1- w
aOT sPIsINGS, ARK. Feb, rs : summaries:
10 b first Orchestra Is to u second, Little
Buuercup q to u third TIME. i;p73.5'
Second racr--three and onc-half furlongs---
Suyr % ia II FIRST. Agnolo % TO " second,
Port Worth q 10 81 third. Time, ;2 S,5,, 81
Third racN--one mle--lns Heidorn "a 70 y
first 'roscsn q to ~ second, BIT Curtis g
10 s, third. Tims, i.i3
r Fourth rare--sin and IA half fnrlongse- Right
and True @ 10 - first, Crown Prince @ 10
u second, Albertolo q 10 y third Time,
ll,222-S. II Ii 4. Z
Fifth ,acn--slr furlbngs-Black Art q to
II first, Massn Is 10 81 second. Sanness q 10
81 third Time, i:lb
sixth race--mlle and seventy yards--Imhoden
30 10 u first, Annie Chapman g 10 - second,
HulIandO Levonl thlrl. TiMe. As l.b. ~
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doubt that nay challenge will be accepted by
%,.rc CT the nrt III London, "a. Nd L ji3S t3si
.SHARKEY AND PARDELLO
IN WRESTLING MATCH
special 80

Special 80 The Tlmes-lo Dispatch Lib,
VA NEWFlYORF. Feb. is -Cirappllng cnthnSasts
ana leo Pardeilo In q wrestling contest II
5abou. two weeks Tho exact date ana a, sfl s1
nnde, hut cncf man has posted $3.50 for mp
pcrra,,ce ana side bet. Pnrdello agrees to
throw Sharkey twice III m hour, AZ Sharkey
has wrcstIed With Tom Jenkins. "Shad', Link
Nther,oh and most n the#crack grapplcrs In
thn country, he should give Pardelln the hard
est struggle OF his life when they meet.
Both men have started training for the con-
tnst, Sharkcy said this week that he was IN
Teller form than he had boon in a long time
lie is tru ming With Spike sullivan, who -
5lrivate match. S5gtt NJ "A fa tS ft8
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M
but .at} Tresen I expects 70 accept q western
field Va tgE 81 SSs9S$ asS$
rs. q r. Nye Isl seriously All at her
home on First Street iis "A
5@ Mr.! Z, NJ Hash. d travelling salesman
for q r icllrlond firm ], IL crlt lcally III Mt
the homo OF his daugh ter, Mrs. Conrad, In
tho West Il End. "a report was current
hat MI. " Ha had dropped q cad. Iri-'
deed +, lie appeared TO nj dead, and has
Since had spells 10 the Same Kind Il Hts
condition Ii Very grave Ss l35s$ ~ i55s.
M The ladies' Aid Society OF Central.
is 'resbyt erian Church gave a Valentino
party Tuesday evening ut 81 tho home OF
4 Irs. IL J. Northcross. II About one hun
4 dred people were present and TWEEN y-five
Collars was cleared for the x society.
Music md valentine games furnished the
entertainment, a popular Y feature being
the ostofiice, with Miss Bell Tyler. post
mistress. r sfres lrments were served ins
Z the dining room. 5Sg3
III he NJ. d "a. Club gave Sa Valentine
party from 7 10 Pr NJ. In lie C,Otilol
Club Hall, which was attractlvely deco
rated in red ,#Rhite and blue bunting 5fes-
ICONS OF red and wiiite5hrarts. The mar
yrled ladies wcro received from Z Il D \ $3.50 I
81 clock. and the i Jung gentlemen during
the litter part of5tlie evening. ss'g "a musical
pro rammc was carried out and refresh
rnnnts were served. # ~
N Mrs: y. w. 14inkons, wife OF Mayo r Lin
kons, en- ter aimed 4 Thursday evening at
her home IN East Rad ford. "a strtn ged
orchestra play ed during the evening finch,
was Sn,laSed and I'D SUPP ers OF sweets and /
5.ruit Is was served. Nj
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Nelson's u ogbook.

There}is still In existence the los! OF Nelson's
flagship, the Victory on ths day Of rafalgar.;
A clerkiy hand clear and distinct. wrote amid
the echoes Of French and Spanish guns Z. THE
Right Hon., Lord lhcount Nelson, K.44 y. I,
&co,nniander.in-chiaf, was wounded in tho
shoulder ILL.,. son.'' Later. on the Their page:
a victory having been reported 70 the Right
Hon. Lord Ylscount Nelson. Is. b nd conn
Dnnder-in.chief. he then died Of his wound "
And all the time In tho margin = no yarla-
tons Of the Wind arc calmly noted AZ
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sJlU-JITSU EXPERT With
NEW YORK GIANTS

Especial TO The Timer Dlspatch.)
NEW YORK, Fob lS.--Shuu,zu suglmoto a
fju.jitsn n expert Is going south with the
$Giants on their training trip. Sugimnto played
last summer With The Cuban Giants. and IS
anxious 20 make gond with the champions. lie
is reported to be s$good with the will as
with the wrestling art. He was q mussaur at
Ethe Hot Springs. where sNIcGraw found him md
took him on the field to try him out. The
4 little lnonagcr declared he was ''nll To the
good, ~ and us a. consequence Sugimoto will
20 south with tho C;als, lr5 i8 e{5#t8
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AN CING RECORD u
Liverpool Profess Las Just
Issued Challenge.

iiiF Special d TO The Tines Dispatch) FIJI Vi
N sI.ONnON. Feb. 1s--.i challenge Inns been Ia
s,iod by = F'rofessor,' Arthur Rocknrds, q
Liverpool dancing master no is deslrous of
attempting to create n worlds record + for
Scntinrance and Invites any rival TO come for
;@nnl and dance to finish; ITO dance III
}neuessary. the clock round. s. K III III,
Gin aIInnce, d professional dancer recently
fpirouetten &fori eighteen hours wit bout stop
ping. This feat, Professor 1anclsalIs will try
lpse. IS B ri ia Fgs t,l4 Ill Il
1871 shall tnke my food while on the hop. so
stpGspeAk he added land have arranged 10
instead Of sbui1citu.% 80 is 10 permit Of lis
being frightened trlpltcseneh, according to my
requirements, without stopping, 6 l have no
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VETERAN TRAINER
COMMITS SUICIDE

Especial to The Tmes-D spatch,)
1 S PARIS, Feb. ls,-Alr. II, r. Carter. u veteran
trainer OF Chnntlly committed suicide this
week by drowning himsslf lie Was taken
4 alive out OF the water near tn. lont de la
5Concorda but he u q not N long survive his
81 SION hut his identify was discovered by un.
inscription on his stick. Tho old trainer, who
vas seyenty-four years old, has been aillng
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COLLINS WINS GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP OF EAST
lsnrnial "a ,rhr Z rlnns- plspatehl

Especial Ia The Times Dispnteh)
h. CALCuTT.A. Feb Tile annual tonrpa,,
mont for the amateur golf chalnpionship Of
india and tho Fast has JUS, been won hcr',
by Mir. Brady Collins, a prominent member
Of ihe Adebnrgh Golf Club of Great Britain
Mr. Collins had only been IN India q few
weeks, but he showed excellent form al
through tho tournament and deserved his
tory. Mr., I. tDrlmmy. who Won the Llunlifylng
stroke rn,npe iton with, n score OF 17G, Mas "a
warm fnN0ritc. hut lit whs defeated III the
first round of the match play tournament s
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Thomas to be Represented.

61T9 ISnecIhI- 10 Inc ITMnS-lJkIultI.I u nj
IA MEM YORK, Feb ls,--It IS said that ". II,
Thomas, OF this city. WIN be represented IN
tbr $4,000 ST. Louis handicap to he run next
Mr. Thomas declared that he would never race
In ST Louis again but 81, Ici,ane has been
nominated IN tbs name ~ r. IL. Watkins, pre-
srinli,ly TO run In the Thomas Interests
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FOR a ong time past. and was partially phral.
lied twas only last year that the deceased
trainer retired frDna5the employment Of hl.
Dnnmarl'e, whom ho had SERVED Tor y forty
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America Ilsi D cheated

I'd s CHy Associated Pressl =
Z. MELBOURNE, VICTORIA, Feb Is IT..
nutry. tho American runner. made his first
appearance In AustralIanfatliletlcs here to-day
he competed. Al 6 sgS 8l9
q In tho ona hundred yards championship
Duffy wax defeated on tho tape by Mueller,
of 13endgo. Time, 10 2-5 az .s5 Ia i By. Il "A 8is 81
Morgan, of Melbourne. with five VA rds start.
beat the American, who started at scratch,
Richmonders in New York,
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Reports indicate that (. the veteran trainer
and rider Charles Marvin has two young
steIs In his string that Will prove ms sen,
sn tonul performers as was Bon Voyage, so =
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4 THE oft.repeated r,lnlor that the well known
trainer, Dick Wilson, has, been enEnged TO
handle tho string OF George y. Sherman OF
Il Port Henry, for tho next season., appears to
be true. Wilson has brought out Several hisl,
class horses during the past few years, \. al1d
! Eas proved himself a. colnpntent conditioner
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April 49, 20. 81, az
Mny 20, 30. 30.
Jhnc 80. Jnly l. "A /;
Arg. 81. Sept. g.