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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16

Tracy and Vaughan to Hook Up
This Month

Special to The Globe
NEW YORK, April 15.-What should
prove to be one of the best motor car
match races of the year, and which. by the
way, will be the first of the season. has
been made between Joseph Tracy and
Guy Vaughan, both of New York city,
who will compete in a straight away road
event at the Lakewood tournament on
April %. to be followed by a five mile
race at the opening of Morris Park as an
automobile track on May 20. Tracy, who
holds most of the track records In the
middleweight class. will drive the thirty
horsepower Renault owned by Maj Miller.
while Vaughan will pilot the forty horse
power Decaulville car with which he de-
feated Col. Emerson's Bolle at Ormond
Beach.
The first race at the Lakewood tourna-
ment will be at ten miles, with n flying
start and no controls. The Morris Park
match is at five miles with a rolling
start. Tracy's first appearance on the
track this year will be in this event
His time on the track is better than
Vaughan's, but the Decaulyille made the
best time at the Ormond meet.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16
LOCAL AUTOISTS TO
PREPARE FOR BIG RUN
Club Takes Up Proposition
i'm Most Enthusiastic
Manner

Secretary 3. A. Ledy of the st. Paul
Automobile club is enthusiastic over the
treatment accorded the representa- tives of
the st. Paul club by the members of the
Chicago club and has returned filed with
admiration at the way in which affairs
are conducted in the Windy city.
Our reception was a most cordial one, y
said Mr. Ledy yesterday, and the aSSur-
ances We received were all that could be
desired. They have a fine club in Chi
cago. and the officers and members are
enthusiasts twentyfour hours a day. They
are building a new clubhouse that will
cost S150,000, and in addition the club
will pay $4,000 a year on a ninety nine
year lease of the ground The club has
collected $3.50 already. The building
will cost $115,00 and the furnishing s35,-
600 The club has a membership of ZOO,
with a $50 initiation fee and dues $50 a
year.
''One thing that impressed me was the
punctuality of the directors. There was
a special meeting called for 1890 to hear
our proposals and at 1925 every member
was present and ready to begin the work.
The proposition to have st. Paul the ter
minus of a western endurance run met
with general approval, as those mem
bers of the Chicago club who wish to par
ticipate in a run this year do not feel
like travelling 200 or l 800 miles in their
machines before the run begins. We
assured them that st. Paul was anxious
and able to entertain them, no matter
what their numbers might be, and Chi
cago has lot Of cars. For instance
there are over 1,2O0 cars in use on the
streets that cost over SO 600, and no end
of the big Thomas type.
This run will be the biggest thing that
has ever struck st. Paul. One who hasn't
studied the question would be astounded
at the number of touring cars in the ter
ritOry we will draw from. 1t will take
a lot of work on the part of the local club
TO get everything into shape, but every
member is willing to jump in and do
more than his share of the work. l have
spoken TO the members of other organiza
uons, and l find that they realize what
this will mean to st. Paul, and every
where L have spoken Of the matter it has
met with enthusiastic approval and prom
ises of hearty support. The Chicago club
the same vigor and it can't help but be a
great success. Well have a run here
that will discount the White Mountain
run. or l am badly mistaken"
The officers and directors of the Chi
cago club are: Ira. M. Cobe, president; w.
G. Lloyd, first vice president; Harry N.
Taylor, second vice president; Sidney S.
Gorham, secretary; Charles L. Furey.
treasurer; directors, L. E. Myers, T. ].
Hyman, Benjamin H Marshall, Dr. Frank
son.
Secretary Ledy has already begun work
on the road maps from Chicago to st.
Paul. Mr.. Ledy made the run to the fair
last year and learned the art of map
making. A road map will be prepared
and in addition day cards will be printed
giving all the information of each days
run. Every detail that will have a bear
ing on the situation will be clearly set
forth that they may be no trouble what
ever,
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16
AUTO SPEEDWAY TO
Be BEGUN BY MAY
Course Will Be Built So That
All Parks viii Be
Visible
Special to The Globe

Special to The Globe
NEW YORK, April 15.-The Intercity
Automobile Speedway company has been
of the Automobile Club of America. as
president. Interest in the plan has been
so great that enough money has been
raised to justify the sending of engineers
to Pennington to begin a survey Of the
road and 1t is believed that everything will
be In readiness to begin work May l on
the twenty mile road between Penning-
ton and Titusville, and to have the course
ready by Sept. ], in order that the Van
derbilt cup elimination trials may be
held there. The speedway will be twenty
miles, long and built like figure eight
One loop is twelve miles long, the other
eight. From the big hotel which will be
constructed by the club on mountain
seen and from point $50 yards away the
other eight miles may be seen. No roads
will cross the course. nor do any rail-
roads or trolleys cross at grade and the
course will be without a turn, so that
speed may be as high as a machine can
make.
The cost of the road will have to be
met by subscription, but the running eX-
penses will very likely be paid in the
same way. or else by heavy dues in the
club. which is to be formed. The reason
for this is obvious. There can be no re-
ceipts of consequence from any big road
race, such as a Vanderbilt cup contest.
and the revenue derived from race meets
upon the small track would not cover the
running expenses of the plant with its
caretakers and constant repairs. The re-
lance for revenue must be upon the reg
ular fees for the privilege of the grounds
paid by members. These would comprise
for one class, the racing enthusiasts and
sportsmen who want place for tuning
up" and place for pleasure speeding and
friendly brushes the same as the drivers
of harness horses enjoy. and for a second
class, the manufacturers who want a
proving ground for testing their new mod
els
Both these classes will be willing to pay
we'll for the use of such a speedway as
proposed, but they must be made to pay
enough to return the amount of the orig
inal investment. with interest. within
three years. This because after that time
the manufacturers will not care so much
for a testing ground. Their product will
be more nearly standardized with one
years models practically the same as last
year. In that time. also. the demand for
demonstrations will be small, users buy
ing on reputation.
Under these circumstances the club
which is to be formed probably will be on
the same lines as the Road Drivers clubs
with track privileges.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16
YOUNG WOMAN SLAPS
FACE OF HER PASTOR
Preachers Wife Attacks Her and
Clergyman Stabs Man That lnterferes

LEBANON, Ind, April 15.-Rev.
John Dodge was arrested today charg-
ed with having stabbed Oscar John
son, member of his congregation, in
a quarrel which arose in a meeting
to consider the advisability of allow
ing a negro to preach to the congre-
cation.
During a heated argument between
Miss Mamie Chambers and the pastor
the former slapped the preachers face.
This act angered the pastors wife, who
engaged Miss Chambers in physical
encounter. At this juncture. it is al
legged, Oscar Johnson took part in the
encounter and he was attacked by
Rev. Mr.. Dodge. Johnson received a
serious knife wound in the back. Rev.
Mr.. Dodge was released under bond.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16
SCHOOL FOR DRIVERS
European Chauffeuis viii Be
Presented Diplomas
Special Gable to The Globe

Special Gable to The Globe
BRUSSELS, April 1.-Two schools
have been established in Europe to in
struct and train chauffeurs one at Aschaf-
fenburg. Germany, and the other in this
city. A third school is to be established
the chronological trade museum, which
Is the most advanced trade school of the
city. 1t proposed to provide two courses,
one for chauffeurs. who are to be taught
al practical details relating to automo-
piles, and their construction. as we'll as
the laws of various countries regarding
the right of way, driving regulations. etc;
ticularly for the education of mechanics
in the construction of automobiles.
There will be both day and night
courses, the former for a period of three
months with daily instruction. and the
night course for a period of six months.
with two hours of. instruction on four
evenings Of each week.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16
japanese Come to Study

CHICAGO, April 15.-Six subjects of
the mikado arrived in Chicago today
from Japan on the way to New York,
where they are going to enter Amer
lean institutions TO study political and
commercial economy in the interests OF
their government. The visitors are j.
Katano, NJ. Yamamoto, K. Osumi,- K.
Saito, G. YAKIMA and X. Kaga. All are
graduates of japanese universities.
Mr.. Yamamoto and Mr.. Katano will
enter Columbia university. Mr.. Osumi
and Mr.. Kaga represent Japan's great
est banking institution, the Sumitomo
bank of Tokyo, and will remain in
New York two years
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16
Resiene Men in Cane Brake

SENATOBIA, Miss, April 15.-The
Spencer brothers and William Still,
charged with being members of the
mob that shot and killed Sheriff Poag,
are barricaded in a cane brake twenty
miles from the town and have sent
word that they will not be taken alive.
A large posse has gone to the cane
brake with the intention of capturing
the men. ]. H. Thomasson, who has
confessed to having led the mob to the
JAIL is on the verge of nervous collapse.
He is a prominent citizen and county
supervisor.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16
Boy Must SAY "Rustedn

ST. LOUIS. April 15.-United States
deputy marshals and postoffce inspectors
St. Louis during the past week for M.
Havlin. alleged manager of the keystone
Commission company. on a warrant is
sued by United States Commissioner J.
II. Gray. -Havlin, who has not been
found. is charged with being the head of
the Keystone Commission company of
East st. Louis, which is accused by in
having used the mails in an alleged get
rich quick scheme. The elevator boy i'm
the building where the company had of
fices says he has been instructed to tell
inquirers for the keystone company that
the company has busted" ;"
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16
Search Hard for surqlars

LEXINGTON, KY, April 15.-Fully 100
men are securing the hills of Estell coun-
ty for three burglars who blew the safe
at Wagonville and secured $500 One Of
the trio was run down by bloodhounds
and is in jail al Irvine. He was probably
fatally wounded before surrendering. His
comrades escaped by wading up a creek,
the bloodhOunds thereby losing the scent.
A lynching is imminent
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16
The Johnson F furniture & Carpet Co.
$s :5nsse 4942 Jackson Street s$2s1$ 1sf

men engaged in the oil business to Sc
cure the best results. Our work is go
ing to be done as rapidly as possible
but thoroughness will always be the
prime consideration, and I can prom
ise you that when we do get the facts
and they are submitted to the presi-
dent there will not be any delay in
giving them to the public, whatever
they are.
I'VE are proceeding with our work
quietly, examining one producer at a
time. We think this is the best pol
lev"
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16
Woman Needed as Witness

NEW YORK, April 15.-Lizzie Fitz-
gerald. said to be of Chicago. was arrest
ed today as witness in the Rathkeler
murder in this city a few days ago. De
tectives say that the fight which resulted
in the death of Roy joyce was the out
come of a quarrel between the Fitzgerald
woman and a man who is known as
Joseph or Red Gray. The two are said
to have come to this city from Chicago
about year ago. The woman says she
had been pawning her jewelry for Gray,
but had stopped it and had broken off her
friendship for him.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16
News Condensed

Paris-The French third class cruiser
ChaSselcup- Laubat sails for Newfound-
land Nav to reinforce the French squad
ron there. The failure of Newfoundland
to give French fishermen suitable facili-
ties and protection in accordance with
the Anglo-French agreement is consider
ed one of the causes for sending the
cruiser to Newfoundland waters.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16


High Official Is Marked
The grand jury made special efforts
today TO secure enough evidence from
one woman and two men to indict a
nigh official of one of the leading pack
ing firms in Chicago. The charge is
attempting to influence government
witnesses. The three witnesses were
summoned on forthwith subpoenas and
We're rigidly questioned. but failed to
tell as much as had been expected. AL
though indictments on the charge nam
ed have been returned against five
persons, it is claimed that efforts are
still being made to interfere with gov
ernment witnesses.
1t is reported that the first intima-
uon of the alleged interference with
another witness was gathered from the
testimony of Edwin B. Fish on whose
testimony four employees of Schwarz-
schild & Sulzberger were indicted
Thursday.
Another delay in the hearing of the
case of Thomas j. Connors, the indict-
ed general superintendent of Armour
& Co., was granted by Judge Lands
today by agreement of counsel. The
matter went over until next Saturday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16

Chicago-A motion to take from the
jury the case of Banker Isaac n. Perry,
accused of arson was denied by Judge
McEwen. The ground for the motion was
an allegation that the prosecuting attor-
ney in addressing the jury had gone be-
yond the bounds of the charges in the in
dictment
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16

Wash.ngton-A mammoth silver rose
bowl was presented to Rear Admiral John
G. Walker. retired. former chairman of
the isthmian canal commission. by the
employees of the commission. The bowl
was embossed with a testimonial of re-
gard.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16
Commendable

Miss Oldblood-Are your family early
settlers?
Mrs Newblood-Yes; paw always pays
every bill on the first of the MONTH
Brooklyn Life.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16
The Kicker

Cnstonser+That was queer tasting -sau-
sage l got Yesterday. What was in j.?
Brtcher-Not anything-for me You
forgot to pay for it.-Detroit Free Press.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16
DUB WOLF BIGAMIST
Marriage Performed by Gallick
Turns Out III
Special to The Globe

Special to The Globe
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 10
John Wolf, an expert packing house
employe, is held in the county Jail in
Kansas City, in default of $1,000 bond
for hearing April 81 on charge of
bigamy. Laura Stewart-Wolf, to whom
he was married Jan. 2, 1903, in St. Paul,
is I'm Jail with him, refusing to leave his
side.
'.Pll stay here with John" she said.
They tried to keep me from coming
here this morning, but couldn't think
of going home with him in jail
Wolf admitted that he had been
married before.
But it wasn't legal marriage" said
he. I'VE were all drunk, even the man
that married us. / wasn't of age. IL
Bradley. n. d. The woman / married,
Lydia Bush, had a husband at the
time. She was getting a divorce then,
but the decree hadn't been granted. /
lived with her off and on for several
years and finally we parted. l heard
afterward that she got divorce and so
never thought of anything being wrong
when l married Laura here. We eloped
from her home in Bradley and her peo-
pie were very angry about the mar
riage. but later became reconciled.'
Mrs. Lydia Wolf, who claims to be
VOLTS first wife. lives In Georgia and
will arrive in Kansas City in few
days.
James II. Stewart of Bradley, Nd.
will also arrive in a day or two. He
is the father of VOLTS present wife
and is a wealthy implement man and
ranch owner. Judge Gallick, court COM
missioner of st. Paul, who married
Laura Stewart and John Wolf, has
been in Kansas City. Kan, in consul
tation with County Attorney James s.
Gibson regarding the case.
Court Commissioner Henry Gallick
returned from Kansas City last night
after having spent the greater part of
the week there. One of the marriages
which the judge solemnized two years
ago is showing distinct evidences of
turning out badly, for the groom of that
affair is in jail in the southern city
charged with bigamy and the commits
sioner is an important witness in the
case. He was very much distressed
over the outcome of the affair when
seen last evening and refused TO dis
cuss il in any of its details.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16
| CURED MY RUPTURE
Will Show You How to Cure Tours
FREE.

was helpless and ridden for from double rupture
No truss could hold Doctors would die operated
fooled them I'll myself by simple discovery wiz
se write for it. 1t cured me and has
since cured thousands you Write to-day Capt a
Ceilings, Box SIS, Watertown, N. Y.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16
In Suspense

Have YOU ever contributed anything
to the literary magazines, Mr.. Wrymer?'
''Why-aw-I don't know yet, Miss Pro-
bus. I-er-hope so.'-Chicago Tribune.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16

Vienna-Emperor Francis Joseph called
on Archduchess Maria Theresa and con-
doled with her on the death of her BROTH
er Prince Henry of Bourbon. This dis
poses of the alarmist rumors the Paris
bourse today regarding the emperor's
health.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16

Chicago-Attorney Victor Oshea, con-
victed of the murder of his wife and
given an indeterminate sentence to the
penitentiary, was denied a new trial.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16

Washington-M Minister Beaupre reports
to the state department from Buenos
Ayres that the relations between Argen-
tina and Uruguay, which have been
strained for a long time, have been re-
stored to a friendly status.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16

Muskogee. I. T.-The Master Builders
Association of MuskOgee has declared a
lockout against the members of the
trades council, affecting 1900 men.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16

Philadelphia-The strike of produce
teamsters which started Thursday has
ended. All were reemployed and they
pledged themselves never to join another
union, under penalty of dismissal.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16

WashingtOn-The navy department has
completed the plans for the dry dock for
taEamO. This dock will be of the largest
type.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16
WOMEN WILL AID
In BEEF INQUIRY

Continued From Twenty-seventh Page
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16

Rome-King Edward and Queen Alex
andra are expected 10 meet Emperor VIII
liam at Messina about April 20.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16

the Wants is said to have been dis
cussed at the same time.
Hiuh Official Is MarL.L
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-16

Madrid-King Alfonso. who has been
visiting in Valencia, has returned to
Madrid.
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