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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-05
Death oil Mrs. Egerton.

Mrs. Elizabeth ID. Egerton, widow
of Mr. Samuel K. Egerton, who was a
prominent business man of Baltimore.
died Sunday at Wakefield, the home
of her father, Mr.. John E. Wilson, in
Westmoreland county, Va. The body
was taken to Baltimore for interment
Mrs. Egerton is well known here.
whore she and her daughters have fire.
quently visited. One of her daughters
married Lieutenant Walter ID. Smith.
u. S. A., a graduate of st. John S
College, and a brother Of Anime w.
Smith, st. Johns 'O5.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-05
Warlike Peace

Although the peace treaty is about
to be signed at Portsmouth, the Japa-
nese are reported to be preparing for
battle. Russians also say much dis
satisfaction exists among the japanese
troops with the peace terms. Con.
trary to expectations the peace e"voys
postponed signing the treaty frtgSl yes
terday until this afternoon. The
change was suggested by the Russians,
who declared there was an unavoid-
able delay in the engrossing, but it Eis
thought they preferred a day other
than Monday, which in Russia is re-
garded as unlucky.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-05
Giles Waited For Service

Aboard the steamer Emma Giles. Of
the COLCHESTER Company line yesterday
was the family of the mate, Mr.. John
Cobb, who went to Galesville to bury
Mr.. Cobb's lS-months' old child at the
family burying ground in this county.
The Giles lay at the Galesville wharf
and waited for the completion of the
services before returning to this CITY
and thence to Baltimore.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-05
A Freak of Nature.

Mr.. John MnhImeister. of West
street, has number of Belgian hares.
one of which has malformation of
the ear. One ear of this hare is the
usual length about two inches and a.
half, while the other ear, though per-
feet in formation. is not developed,
and is scarcely more than an inch in
length.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-05
Liquor Dealers In Convention
Special Dispatch b Evening Capita.

Kingston. N. Y, Sept. 5.-The state
Dealers Association met here this
morning with large attendance.
Many important matters will come up
for consideration, including the recent
efforts of the temperance and prohi-
bition element TO stop the sale of
liquor in various cities in this state.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-05
Mr.. Clark Entertains.

Mr.. Waiter Clark this afternoon en-
tertained a number of Annapolitans
at a launch party up tire Severn river.
The entertainment was in honor of
Miss Katherine Hill. Of New York,
and Miss Joynes, of Baltimore, who
are the guests of the Misses Sommers.
on Prince George street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-05
FOR SALE

A COTTAGE HOUSE aud double
Lot with Outbuilding, fruit trees, water
and other improvements, suitable for
business spot, at 90 Washington street,
Corner of Monument street. Rented
for SO per month. Will sell for 500.
RICHARD K. KING & WIFE.
Am l4l7 Riggs Ave. BALTIC NJ
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-05
Fined For Assault.

William Walker, colored, had hear
ing this morning before Justice Field
meyer and was fined $l.00 and costs,
amounting to S.. 10 for assault upon
Minerva Price, also colored. The
warrant was served by Constable
Small.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-05
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH
News Items Gathered From All
Parts of The Country
Condensed.
SOME THINGS OF INTEREST
TO THE PUBLIC.
German Day" Is Generally OBJ
seved Today At Charles
ton, S. C..

Special Dispatch to Evenlae Capital

1DVNEaI DI7DatI1 % I-FclI-'E N11IIAL
Washington, ID. O., Sept 1.-The
new Cotton Crop report was given out
by the estimating bureau of the De-
partment of Agriculture. The usual
date would have been the third of Sep
TENDER. but that being Sunday and
the following day Labor Day. the pub
LEGATION was deferred until today.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-05
Council of Jewish Women.
Special Dispatch ee Evening Capital

Chicago. ILL.,. Sept 5.-The Nation
al Council of Jewish Women of the
United States opened its annual ses-
sion here today. The attendance is
very large and among the delegates
are many Jewish women of national
reputation as reformers, club workers
and sociologists. The council will
remain in session one week.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-05

There will be an important meeting
of the Members of the Y. NJ. &. A
tonight at O'Clock at the Hall. SILT
Advertise in the Capital
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-05
NOTICE.
THE COWMAN
School of Music,
go Church Street.

viii Reopen Monday. September 25th '05
instruction by the Month, Quarter or
Year.
For terms apply to
MISS ROSE BOND COWMAN,
81 go Church Street Annapolis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-05

EoR SAI.E--An Underwood Typewriter in
No. l condition. Apply to Capital
ONCE. slw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-05

EOR SALEe-A TRIO OF BUFF Plymouth
Rocks. Two Pulletts and CockereI
Price So Apply 81 Maryland Avenue. as0w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-05
WANTED

WANTED RESPECTABLE C0LORED
w Man as Waiter. Call at State House
Circle. SOW
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
GOLF 1T EKWANOK.
Start TN annual Tourna-
ment-Waters Leads Field.
[sY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.I

Manchester. VT. July 2O.--Good golf marked the
start of the second annual competition for the Ia
comic and Ondawa cups which began here this
morning the Ekwanok links. The course was In
perfect condition and the scores returned by the
field of hfty-four starters were low.
Two players tied al % for place In the nrst d.
vision. while ss marked the dividing line between
the second and third sixteens. Merrill X. Waters
the medast In the qualifying round He
made 79 gong out In 80 and coming home In 4o
The first round at match play for all the cups
completed this afternoon Most OF the contests
were close and furnished excellent sport for good
gallery.
Albert NJ Reed was pltted against Jasper Lynch
and won out by the narrow margin OF up ana l
to play. Tom orrow he will meet Merrill w Waters
w. ]. Evans Sheriff. Sherman by up The
losers In the first sixteen win compete for the Bat
tenkil Cup.
The scores of those who qualified for tho Taconic
Cup were as follows;
NJ K Waters Lakewood 70; T. NJ. sherman. SAGA
duada. so, Jasper Lynch, Lakewood 81 "" ENsIS'
Nashua. So; Allen Lard Columbia, -; A. M heeo Ike
delphia s5 r. D. Campbell. Dorset Field %; j. W
Johnson Ardsley. 50; c. r. Ieake Ek"ahok- S1i =
Sherman sadaqlada. 81; D. c. Dana LenoA, 81: F. e
Robertson. New-Haven 81; g FT1thinghRm, Lsnox' ei
G. W White. Breton Woods So
The results in the first round OF match play were
follows
Reed dereated Lynch. up play; Waters defeated
Dana. up to play; T NJ. Sherman defested White
up play. Campbell defeated Johnson up to
play; Lard defeated rockingham. up TO play; Evans
defeated S Sherman. l up Leake defeated Robertson.
up to play; Brown defeated Reid. up to play
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
CARA MIA WINS AGAIN.
LEADS S0-FOOT. CLASS.
Light Winds for Fourth Day of
Lrchmont Race Week.

The fourth days racing of the Larchmont race
week was held yesterday, and in moderate
breeze from the northwest forty-six boats raced
light at the start and then it freshened and
toward the end of the race it was light again.
In spite OF it's fukiness. the races over
early.
In the New-York Yacht Club 30-foot class
there were thirteen starters. They sailed nine
teen and one-half miles, and the winner was
Stuyvesant Wainwrights Cara Mia. This Is this
boats second va his week.
The Nautilus took the lead at the start and
held 1t the first leg. which was before the
wind, the yachts carrying spinnakers. They
then reached across the Sound. and the Nautilus
got into a soft spot, and was passed by the
boats finished the race in the order named. The
Cara Mia won by / minute and 10 seconds.
In the raceabout class there were ten starters
These boats sailed twice around triangle five
and one-half miles long. The winner was Adrian
Iselin's Nora with the Ram second. four min
utes astern. The Tartan finished seventh,
J. j. Dryers Rascal beat the Maryola in the
21-foot class. A match race between the Thema
and the Firefly resulted in an easy victory for
the Thelma.
Houri by 10 seconds from the Vaquero and
the Dorothy was five seconds astern OF the sec
ond boat.
In the 22-foot class the More Trouble won
again This makes three wins for the More
Trouble. one for the Quest and four seconds for
the Saetta- The summaries:
sLooPs-NEw-EoRK YACHT CLUB sO-FooTERs-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
FREEMAN WINS AT CLEVELAND.
Montclair Golfer Captured Advertising
Championship on Euclid Links.

Cleveland. July 2O-B a. Freeman. of Montelair
n j.. the championship of the annual tourua-
meut OF the American Golf Association OF Ad-
vertising Interests. which closed on the Euclid
links here to-day, by defeating J. K. Boles. OF
Cleveland. The score was 3 up and to play Mr..
Free man will hold for one year the Stuue laker
thalenge up. and Mr. BOles gets the Clarence Z.
Vernon trophy. The results;
Second SIXTEEN. @ Battson, OF New-York de-
feated c. r Lindenberg, OF Chicago by 1 up and to
play He secured the Town and Country trophy Mr.
LiudenbsFg got the Arthur Higgins trophy
Third sixtsen--C z Willard, Arlington. N j. de-
teated r. z S Carlisle, Buffalo, by l up He secured
the George Harvey trophy. Mr. Carlisle got the
Golfers Weekly trophy
Fourth sxteen-J s Taylor Boston defeated E E
andrews Cleveland. by up and to play He Sc
cured The Cleveland Plain Dealer" trophy Mr. An
dreNs got The Cleveland World trophy
:, Firth sixtesn-G. B Hall New York. defeated d
Mch. Lloyd Pttsburg. by lie secured the
Frank A. Munsey tronhy. aIF Lloyd got ''Tha out
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
WRENN AND LIE ROY WIN.
Beat Little and SteUens IN Singles on
Seabr1ght Courts.

siashinr hard hitting lawn tennis brought
George L. wrenn. jr.. and Robert lie Roy through
70 the fnal round Of the singles yesterday In the
tournament on the courts Of the Seabright Lawn
Tennis arid Cricket Club. at Seabright " J.
The former International player Wrenn OF the
Country Club Of Westehester. eleanly outplayed
the veteran Princetonian Raymond d. Little. The
intercollegiate champion. lie Roy. OF Columbia.
only won over the great base line player Richard
Stevens. by two to one.
The result Of these matches viii bring I'M anu
lie Roy together this afternoon for t"e speclal
cup offered by Samuel Riker. tr. The winner or
the final will then meet William A. Larned on his
return from England where ne IS PLAYING ~ pms tne
International cup matches for the Achelis Chal-
Ienee Gun which he holds II Is expected that this
match vii be contested early In August;
Wrenn beat Little in two straight sets oy scores
of GO and 81. lie Roy beat Stevens In three sets
by scores Of 4-6 6-2. 6-3
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
SYS0NBY IN A GALLOP.
WINS IROQUOIS BREEZING.
1Higroine and Pasadena Trail Home
Behind Keene Colt.

With only Migraine and Pasadena to offer him
opposition. Mr.. keene's wonderful colt sysonby
the fifth running OF the lroquols Stakes. at
Brighton Beach yesterday. IN fashion that seemed
little more than good morning workout AS the
mile and q quarter-the present distance of the
IroQuois-was in 200 20, and Sysonby has fire.
qUently WorKed the distance In better than 2:G7, II
can be seen that as matter Of fact the race was
merely workout
OF The seventeen 'eigibles II was soon apparent
that none other than the two named An the over
night list cared for sysonby. and II equally
obvious that these two sent the post merely
10 get the smaller pckings OF the stake As SEQ
ono place worth A.OOO and third S5v0 II
a bad afternoons work IA them.
30 far as beating SysOnby concerned two
cotton'Au rabbits. taking up weight for age, would
have had quite good chance as MIgraine ana
Fasadena Merely IN 2 pertunctory manner the
ring posted 20 10 against The son Of Melton
DIX "hen they found that some individuals were
wiling 10 risk one hundred dollar bills for dinner
money The oookInaAers promptly lowered the hg-
nres TO 30 70 on and that Impossible price the
-aNoTite went 70 the post Migraine was quoted al
70 on Tor the place and Pasadena TO / against
The mount on sysonby gwen to Jack Martin
instead OF 10 Lucen Lyne who was TO have ridden
-. -.4l I-dd re not oeen set down for week From
neht hoia Cf MS mount and throug houI me entire
SeaS az - S1at l seI never really save The colt mis-
olt tor second place. and the stTugg The only
SsLaoiSsnev u race that the running or The stake
once Pasadena got his nose in front Of the black
cotI pui Il Was only Tor a second or TWO, and
%nen ne retired II was into complete oblivion. AT
the ilnish sysOnby. still hard held. was two
lengths IN from oi MigIalne and twelve front
Of Pasadena Aside from the ease with which Mr
Keenes colt won. II IVES notable that he look
more kindly 10 restraint than usual, and showed
less tendency to have matters ali has own way.
Alan-a-Dale. with l2S pounds up, a handi-
cap a. enc ana one-slAte teenth miles from small
1leld IN such manner as give his admirers hope
that ne mad ceased his sulklng habits and found 1t
no lQnEer probable 10 run cunning" as SO many
veterans are Inclined 10 do.
Neither Devout Sinister nor the other two that
composed the field could make il Interesting for
Alan-a- Dale and be bTeeziug, with Devout
second and Sinister third The latter away
The post badly and received an extremely In
dolent ride from HlldebTand
il a race for tpO-year-old hIies T. J. Gaynor's
Whimsical established new record for the i've and
s-half fuTIong route by running IL n l06 I-5.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

Devout o good Sinister badly.
winners II only $500 added six furiongs
N, g.. By George Kessler-Accurats.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
PROVIDENCE ENTRIES.

Providence r. l.. July 2o-The entries for Mar
ragansett Park Tomorrow are follows:
First race SELLING; thTeeyesrolds and up mile
and forty yards)-St Gallea -Mestersnger and BaTke
more ll0 each Judgs Suythe I07; Electress Cottage
and Princess TULANE los each Sincerity
Belle e5.
Second race Gor maidens years old; Ave fur
longs)-TsngieT and The Clown. lO7 each Programme
W. l04 EACH Rye, Lotus Eater, Speedsulith,
PhiadoT and Belaseo 100 EACH ava Welsh Josie Hanp
Mamie, 81 each Old Poker, o.
Third selling; for three-year-olds and up; one
and mIles)-Elliott ll6: The Lady Ro-
hesa. 1o4; Palette io1: Don't Ask Ne. es Mistiss So;
Maggie Stroupe. Sc.
six furongs,Toscan. 100 Tokalon, us; Preen;
ll4 Collector Jessup, l10; Silverskin, l07 Diamond
Flush lQi Mirthless and Nepunus Io2 each; Palette
Fifth race selling; for two-yesr-olds; about SIX fur
longs)-Speedway 106i All Pink and GauZe. 100 each;
Eyie Green. Miss Finch and Succeed 92 each
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

The Giants won double header with 81. Louis.
at the Polo Grounds yesterday. by scores OF to
4 and to /. In both games the home players
outpayed the visitors in all departments.
The first game was marked by hard hitting
both sides and home were made by Bower
man and Smoot- Brown. who pitched for the Wis
itors, hit at WILL The good fielding Of Shan
aided much to keep down the local score.
McGinnity also hit hard. bub was steady in
tight places.
In the second game Wttse and Egan were the
opposing pitchers with the honors easily in favor
of the former. The fielding of Dahlen in this game
called forth much applause. He accepted eight
chances without error.
DunleaVy's catch of Donlin's long drive In the
eighth inning up against the bleachers brought the
crowd to It's feet. Had he let the ball get by him
Il would have counted for home run. The scores:
q
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
STOPS TRIAL OF GRIFFITH.
Judge Ford Will Not Let Baseball Men Do
Work of Court.

Cleveland. July 2O.-Judge Ford. of the Common
Pleas Court to-day issued a Temporary restraining
order forbidding the trial Of Howard c. Griffith. Of
Jersey City by commission of baseball men, on
a charge of trying TO wreck the American League.
The trial was TO have started this morning In this
city. The hearing in court will come I'd next
Monday.
The charges against Griffith. who is a member
OF the executive committee OF the National \ -
cia ton of the Professional Baseball Clubs. have
been filed by President Ban Johnson OF the Amer
lean League and state thut Griffith has attempted
TO form q combination among five Of the strongest
Of the minor leagues for the purpose Of waaing
war on the American League
The National Commission consists OF Garry
Hermann, of Cincinnati chairman. Ban Johnson
and Harry Puliam, with John E. Bruce. OF Gin
cinnat rs secretary In addition to the commits
sion, P. T. Powers. of New York, president of the
Eastern League; Judge ". NJ kavanaugh OF
Norris l, C'Tip.1 oNeu. ol Chicago. president
OF the Western League: Tim MUTnHne. Of Boston.
president of the New-EDgland League. and a
number OF owners and managers Of minor and
major league clubs interested In the outcome OF
the case present.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
PACING-2:1s CLAs7PURsE 9. ooo
MOHAWK AND HUDSON rRors.

Binghamton. N Y, July 2O.-With a good trz1
and large attendance. four good races were puas
OF In the Mohawk and Hudson circuit In this
to-day. The favorites won the first and last ~
The hettors went astray on vesta Wilkes IN :.
second The summary. with all starters IN G
order in which they finished:
Trotting (2:1s class purse S4Oo)-Arrha Gar Irpsn
Alis5ton. Jsr McGTegor. WagEita Rosena- surDasA 3
Hoodnut sable AlcOnier, Eclectic aud Canton T.
2;l9lt. 2:ls14. 2-l9%. 2:19 2:1T%- 2.20 2.18
Facing C2;l9 class purse S4OOl-Ths Dusnsss vs'
wilkes Baron Swift. Nellie CTeX. Minnie Titan 81
Kans. - p " Belle Brown Robert NC. Evsyn. IT,
wood, Beltine Time. 2:1Iia 2-1Gl4 2.f6z ia 2.lt
Pacing (2.O9 class: purse S4OO1-Ths Judge Msry b
Roy B.. Guy Cayton and snap shot Tine, 2;1&ls IA
Pacing (2:21 class; purse S4O0l-Frsnk s. Fors'
Wilkes, Judy V. Chimes. Claribel. Lady Hal reoc
Montana Girl. Watson. Major Mckinley Vena I-ez
Foreman and Kyrs- Time. 2:16l4 2:ITZ 2Iss-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
STAKE FOR LOCHINTAR.
Sir to One Shot Wins Cranston
Selling Purse at Providence.

Providence. R. l.. July 2o.-In the Cranston Sell
ing Stakes value $1,000 at Narragansett Park this
afternoon. the large crowd present saw LoehlnVaI
a 6 to choice take first money, while two u TO
shots occupied the two places The summarizes
First race (seIIing; mile and forty yardsl--su
prene Court, 90 (Miiler), to 1, won; Bronze Wins
los (Aforiarity). second: Arsenal los tRomAn
-iID to /. third Time. 1:45. widows Mite. Ike s.
Enyoyite ira AN Sweet Tone Stepaway BarkelmoTe
and McGrathiana Prince also ran , -.
(hve furlonss)-Consisfe enL lI5
tcreame0. TO 8 won; Martin ia IGTimmins2 Grim s
10 second Pytha, 100 tFiodges) to J. third Time
l:0l@s. sister Belle and Lotta Gladstone also ran
100 tMilier) 1 TO s. won Master Of Graft 90 Grim
mins) to l. second Cloverland, liz (Helgesenl. Is
l. third Time. l:43ts. Edball, The Cure and Fon-
casta also ran - Co., -. 49,. -
oids; seing; value $1,000: about six furlong5)-
Lochinvar, 102 (Crimmins), to / won: Bonnie Reg
% (wneyl Is to / second Rhythm lo9 fGTeamerl
wild Irishman Azelina, Mrthless. Brush Up.
Merngue, Yorkshire Lad, Hawtrey and Gold Fleur
Fifth race (ssninEi and one-half furlongsl-
Judge White. 90 u Henderson, to l, won; Ruth w.
IOl q. McIntyrsl. to l. second sunglow, i04
(RomanellD. to 2. third Time l:osSt NIL Ambi
tous and Dennis Sullivan also ran
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
LEAGTTF
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING

Chicago. July 20.-The Highlanders lost to
Chicago to-day in a hotly contested finish by
score of q to 4. Hogg who pitched for the
visitors. went to pieces In the eighth inning al
lowing the home players to bunch hits and get
three players across the plate. which gave them
the game,
owsn' who was in the box for Chicago. pitched
a good gams. besides fielding his position per-
fectly. He took seven chances without a mis-
play. The batting of Green feature. He
went four times to the bat and made three safe
hits. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

A,an-a-Dae class anc never in danger Dew
aT8 RAcEFor three yea olds maldene and
y start good. Won driving. T1re IJ4 Ninner. ca, g..
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
DAVIS CUP PLAYERS NAMED.
Ward and Larned VIII Play in Singles and
Ward and Wright in Doubles.

London. July 2O.-Holcombe Ward and William
a. Larned have been selected for the singles and
Ward and Beas c. Wright for the doubles In the
challenge round for the Dwight F. Davis tnteTna-
tionaI tennis trophy. play for which will be begun
at Wimbledon Tomorrow but the right Is retained
to change these nominations at the last moment
The meeting is looked forward 10 with great Tn
terest. and practically every seat has already been
booked. The English players are anticipating a
cnrlfna
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
INVADER TROTS FASH
Beats Princess Pique IN Wagon I'd
at Empire ritu.

The fastest time made IN a race to waxo, 4.
season was scored at the Empire City track y.,.
day by Andrew Crawford's bay trotter Iuvsz
who defeated Princess Pique IN 2.12SG
The winner made up ten lengths OF lost "a.
in the last half mile, and won By a head b !.
sational style.
Mr.. Crawford drove two winners. m. urr,.
mare BeIfry Chimes taking the race Tor tro,,-.r
Class d with miles In 20 and ASA TAs
mares:
TRoTTTNG-CIAss 4
A56ss. 4SSTs" GTaTfords . 3 Invsas5 ..--...f
idSsrS Z. ~ - * x p - Acess Fiq1@
Albert De Cernsas b n i5i7 oil,asr
Tine 2:i4A z.12A
TROTTING-CIAss a
a. e sehuyIsr's .. n Mona Wilkes -.
Tine a:2o az ga ''-----.' !
TROTTING-cI4Ass c
Slarsnee L Coihnss DIX 8 Black Robert
" : StaFS o. s ti4sfil1- ....... -
Time. Z:ls- Z-1sA. Ala
TRoTTNG-cLAss D
Andrew Crawf9rds b. n ssifry Caia.ss. -.
Arthur L@os's biA Dan .-.......----. ....s---.
TRoTTNG-CL.Ass
Philip Heipenhausers D. m Nelly Wuke.
IoseDh Me-~r's cR. "a Fraaeis- --.--'+-'..
T. F. Kennedy , g Te4ty e.. -. q.
Tims. 2s22%. AJAX. 224t.
PACING-CI-Ass L.
c. 8 Rics's eh. & star Pug. .-.... 4.
Cochren's b. N Bessie Thonp@oa - /
Andrew Grawford.s en- Doctor MalaFs. -.
Time. RITA. 2-15A ASA
PACTNf|-CLAss D
Isaac A. Hoppsr's tsa m. Eiacx gels =
A. Q. Vermils ca . b n. Carrie c.. ----s' =
". L DufIy's b. Bessie J--.--..-- '--''' :
James J D1uy's B. Ballast ...........
II G Currans blk MT Barroa- -.-..... -
9. Il. HubeT's b. < Harm Van. -. -
" BrUckheiners b. g Baron sad .
Time. asa 2-2Sz
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
TROUBLES FOR AUTOISTi
accidents and SummoHses NGr r.
From Concord to Worcester.

Worcester. Mass. July 2Q.-While the CItdea
tomOblle tourists were favored to-day IN the Eins
nine mile run from Concord 10 this city with g
weather. the day was somewhat mar ed ~ a.
dents and the eeremoniouS greeting which s0ns
them received in the way or court summons.
FOR exceeding speed requirements while Pass
through Leicester on the run from Nsw-Yogs -
week.
AS early start was made from Concord To-
nearly the entire string OF cars was In w0re'''
this afternoon. The most serious accident 0i
day occurred this afternoon at MerrimacE
when the car Of E. H. Cutler. OF New-YoT~ n
into lumber team.
The chauffeur. James Dedman. was thF0"p
and had TWO toes on his right toog fractures
the automobile was considerably damaged
injured man was attended by a local 2hysi;'a'
The car vas repaired In this cl-y AID pFoS'ss'
4here We're a uuuuer OF minor a>cl0eAss- A.. \
lne leSal troubles OF The tourists oesan ~r,-sae
arrival OF one OF the first cars. GeCrSe Gus
OF AOpedale. Mass, was argeSi eG A--d s.-4-- -
violation or the clJy speed limit -. -
Others whO escaped The vigilance or 1900
police found James A. Quinn 60, aQ.s " Y. ~'oesf'
ter. waiting for them al o hotel With - ~ II
well allied with summOnSes on accoant ~ so i
excess OF speed While the tourists "s's
through Leicester last week -s-r s
The visitors wili leave to-roTr2w HSt 4ss a
I1tSheld and LcCoN ard on Sat-r4aN 20 "
OF the tour viii De made TO NeW-AosA