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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE STANDING
 Won. Lost. PC.
BASEBALL TO-DAY.

Holyoke vs. New Haven at Savin Rock
 Grounds.
 At the Savin Rock baseball grounds this afternoon the Hclyoke league lead CTS will meet the Blues in their second encounter of the week. The game will be called at 3:45.
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handed catch by Hartley were the feat ures. The score:
 IIolyoke.
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RE.E.

Washington ....113101OOO-- Il 1 Chicago ........0 3 1 0 0 0 % 0-4 g 4
 Batteries-Patten. Hughes and Kit tredge; Walsh, Patterson and Sullivan.
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At Philadelphia
R.H.E.

Cincinnati ....O0OooOOOO1-1 5 i Philadelphia 70 100000 0-0 1 2
 Batteries-Overal and Schlei; Sparks and Dooin.
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National LeaGue.
At New York
R.H.E

At New York
 R.H.E. Pittsburg .......O1OO0OO2 6 1 New York ......0 0 0 % 0 o 0 co 4 0 Batteries-Phillippi and Peitz; Ames and Bowerman.
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SQamts.

One eeAt a word for saeh inseRtion, Eve eezts WeEd for . faII week. seveE timer.
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RH.E

Detroit .........00 00OO04OO+-4 8 1 Philadelphia 70 0 0 0OO8 0 0--S ?
 Batteries-Mullin and Drill; Waddell and Schreck.
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h'H. E. Cleveland 0o021OO1"-4 1 New York .....0 0 0 0O10O-1 6 3 Batteries-Bernhard and Buelow; Hogg, Powell and Mcclure.
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he6osropsop@.
Parasols at Cost Price
And Tlany At Half Price. $l20O.O0 Worth of ParasoIs to be Turned
 Into Cash

And for fault of the parasols but because it is butterfly stock that lives for summer only. That it may be short, sharp, decisive sale, we have made this unusual offer while there are plenty of hot sunny days and several long weeks of summer ahead of us for parasol use. The collection includes the charming lace covered effects tucked and hemstitched silk parasols for promenade in white and coors also plain audfancy coaching styles. Everyone is the product of Ameri ca's leading parasol maker whose name is syno- nym for all that is best in parasol making.
 Plain silk parasos that $2:5o to $3,5o now $1.75 to $265
 Tucked Henstitched and Lace Trimmed paraso that $3.5o to $1ooo now $275 to $65O.
 Carriage parasols in black silk plain lace trimmed values $1.5o to $425, now $1.OO to $500.
 Chidrens parasos, soc to $175, 39c to $1OO
 You buy gloves anywhere at 5oc par but you find any under 7sc equal 59c grade They in black white colors.
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At Detroit
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R.H.E.

Chicago ........O 0O1OOOO0I 0 Brooklyn .......0 0 % 000 % 4 2
 Batteries-Weimer and Kling; Scan lon and Ritter
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At Chicago
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.RH,E.

l At St. Louis R.H,E. St. Louis ,..:...120OOoOo'-s 72 Boston ..........0 02 900 0 ca g 1
 Batteries-sudhoff and Roth; Dineen land Armbruster. teettaaoietaoin tao hrs vbg fl ,.-)...'
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R II D.

Boston ..........Oo3 o3oOO1O"-4 8 ? St. Louis .......2 0 % 001O-3 5 1
 Batteries-Young and Moran; Brown and Grady.
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At Brooklyn
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American LenGuc.

At Cleveland
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At Boston
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At St. Louis
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LIVING TOO HASTILY
AmERICANWOMEM BREAK DOWN
Irregularities and Female Derangs. nents Result - Cured by Lydia F. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound.

Owing to our mode and manner of living, and the nervous haste of every woman to accomplish just so much each day, it is said that there is not
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-10-27
mARRIED HERO SPURNS KISS
Pretty Woman Offers Caress After
Rescue; Is Refused and Crowd
Stands Aghast.

New Rochelle, N. Y.-Ex-Postmaster
John f. Cashen saved a pretty wom-
ans life, and when the woman wanted
to kiss him he shook his head and
said,
mo, thank you, am q married
man"
Mrs. Blmore Murthey, plump. pleas.
Ing aud blonde as Sapho, swan beyond
her depth In Echo bay and sank.
Cashen saw her go down, plunged
on the rocks. and swan out and caught
Mrs Murthey Just as she went down
Tor the last time. He pulled her ashore
amid the shouts of an excited crowd of
picnickers, who watched the rescue
with bated breath.
When Mrs. Murthey came to she
reached up and put her arms around
Mr.. Cashen's neck and pursed her req
lips.
You lovely man." she said. eff If
hadn't been for you"
NO. thanks" said Mr.. Cashen. ..T,m
married" Mrs. Murthey sank back
much embarrassed, and the crowd STOOD
aghast.
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RADIUM is A CANCER CURE
Five Persons Said to Have Been Re
stored to Health in New
York Hospital.

New York.-That five persons have
been cured of cancer at the Flower hos
pital by the use of radium coatings on
celluloid rods inserted into the diseased
parts was the substance of a paper read
by DR.. William II. Dieffenbach. United
States delegate TO the International
medical congress at The Hague before
the Homeopathic Medical Society of the
County of New York.
In only one of six cases which he
treated, DR.. Dieffenbach said. his effort
met with defeat. In that case the dis
ease was far advanced. DR.. Dieffenbach
described his method of treatment in
detail. 1t consists in dipping celluloid
or hard rubber rods into solutions OF
salts OF radium. These rods are then
inserted into incisions made in tumors
The effect OF the radio activity. he said.
was to destroy the diseased tissue
There are some hopeless cases. where
the growths have spread over large
areas.
Prof Hugo Lieber. of this CITY. has
been experimenting in injecting radium
into the tissues without the use of rods
or sheets Of cellulOid. He said that
three cases of tumor and cancer had
been treated with remarkable success.
Though at present the subject was
vague, they hoped soon to have more
light
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Resolutions.

At IA regular meeting of Tazewell
Lodge No. zoe, Knights of Pvtbias.
held III their castle hall October the
BIRD, 1905, the following resolutions
were adopted on the death of Oscar
Gillespie, brother OF our esteemed
Knight, J. B, f. Gillespie:
Whereas, 1t has pleased our AL
mighty Father To remove bv death the
brother of one OF our knights from
our midst, therefore be it
Resolved, That while we bow in
humble submission to the decree of
our Heavenly Father. our hearrs
are filled with sorrow, and thar we
extend 10 our bcreaved brother and
family our heartfelt sympathy i'm their
bereavement
Resolved, That copy of these re-
solutions Toe furnised our brother
knight, and that they be published i'm
the town papers.
". p. Huffman.
T. A Repass, Jr..
Stuart Bowen,
Committee.
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Gambling al Show. saturday.

WaIlace's big show was here last
Saturday. The parade was the largest
and best ever seen in this town. The
performance was fine, greatly delight
ing the large crowd present.
The statement had gone out that 10
gamblers or gambling were allowed
with the show. This statement lacked
ali of being true here. There was
open and defiant gambling, in plain Of
everybody, officers of the law included
A large number of young men of the
community and some not so young
lost money, watches, etc, betting or
the game The officers of the law
missed good opportunity to punish
a lot of gamblers, and at the same
time, replenish the treasury. The
show, so far as the gambling went, was
one of the worst ever seen here. The
same report came from Bluefield,
whore they showed ON the day before
coming here.
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THE Co.'S
ISN'T GREAT

The cost OF insurance is not
great. The ease of mind. the
feeling Of security it brings you
is worth ten times as much as
you have to pay for the protec-
ton. And if your property
wasn't insured, and it should
burn up, what would be your
condition. Uninsured property
is very uncertain wealth. What
you call home today may be a
heap Of ruins tomorrow.
Be careful what companie's
policy you buy. The more
careful you are, the more like
ly you are to select one of
these: Aetna, Home, Liver
pool and London and Globe
Insurance Company of North
America.
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LOVE GETS BIG PLUM
FORMER PENNILEsS CLERK NOW
DRAWS PRINCELY SALARY.
Began as Poor ONCE Helper, Elopes
with Miss McCurdy and Rest Is
Easy-Holds Position Worth
$147, 900 Per Annum.

New York.-There is romance in
Louis A. Thebaud's rise from obscurity
20 the position with the Mutual Life
Insurance company which pays him
kl47 900 a year.
Thebaud. member OF n good family
Of French descent. was born in Madi-
son. n. J. In his early career his in
come. ii is said. never exceeded $40 a
week. In the eighties he met President
McCurdy's daughter. Gertrude. some
years his elder. and fell in love.
The match was opposed furiously by
the McCurdys. Not only was The
baud an impecunious clerk. but he was
A Roman Catholic. while Miss McCurdy
was member of St Peters Protestant
Episcopal church. Finally the McCur-
iys gave in.
The wedding was to have been in a
Plainfield church with all the pomp
proper to the marriage OF daugh Ger
OF great life insurance company's
president. but the marriage in a Protes.
tant church was distasteful to Thebaud
and without notice the couple eloped to
New York and were married in St. Pat
rick's cathedral
The McCurdys were furious. The
young couple sailed for Europe to es-
cape the parental wrath. A year later
President McCurdy relented sufficiently
10 give the young husband a sort of
poor relation job in the Newark Office
OF the Mutual Life. About a year later
there came a change. The McCurdys
forgave and forgot
Louis A. Theband was made secre-
tary and executive of the special
agency of the great Mutual Life In
suranee company, place which in sal
airy and commissions was worth S37. 900
the first year Thebaud held it. The
man who at that time held the place
was deposed at the expense of $4,000
by the company, because he held a
contract
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RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
God in His wisdom to call from our
midst the soul of our late brother. Mr.
Oscar G GILLESPIE, ane
Whereas, ne was am honest man. a
faithful friend, loving husband and
father, and a true Mason.
Therefore, we offer the following
resolutions:
Resolved, That we bow our hearts
in humble submission To the will Of
the Divine Ruler of the universe.
Resolved, second, That our SYM
pathy be extended 10 his bereaved
family and friends, and Masonic
brothers.
Resolved, third, That "a copy of these
resolutions be sent TO the family of our
deceased brother, and to our county
papers for publication.
VIM. c. Pendleton,
S. NJ. b. Coulling,
Custis Fletcher.
Committee appointed by
A. f. and A. NJ, Lodge, No. 50.
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Sale OF Valuable HOIel Property at
Graham, Va.

We call attention to Public Sale OF
valuable Hotel Property at Graham,
Virginia. on the 2Sth day of October,
1905, in front of the premises, under de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Tazewell
County, Va. This Hotel contains twelve
rooms, IA large Parlor, dining room,
kitchen. large Office, a bath room, two
toilet rooms, all rooms are beautifully
papered and completely furnished, plen-
ty of bed linen and covers, house is
ne WY painted inside and out and is in
good repair. Kitchen has large new
range, and cooking .utensile.
Hotel is complete in every detail, with
garden and barn in rear. The terms OF
sale will be one-third cash, and remain
der in two equal installments, due in
one and two years respectively. with
interest, For furtht information see
legal notice of sale posted in front of the
Court House, at Tazewell. Va, and. at
front door of Post Office, at Graham,
Virginia..
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TWO GOOD HOUSES.

One good house for rent-well locat-
ed AID roomy, and one for sale, nice
and cheap.
Apply ~" News Office.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-10-27

LADlES-Save your nerve. buy
Queen Quality Shoes
Mrs. J. Z. Laird, who has been IN
hospital IN Stanton for a week or
more, is reported doing well Mrs. Laird
underwent a surgica. operation for APP
pendicitis. The operation was per-
formed by DR.. Geo Ben johnson. II
Is expected that Mrs. Laird will be
home within about two weeks time.
Ladder Broadcloth and Cheviott
suits IN blue, brown, black, green. gray
and gray-mixed Prices To suit.
HARRISON x Gillespie Bros.
Messrs w. H. Anderson and Alison
Hutton were pleasant callers at the
News Office yesterday. They gave US
50 on subscription and Miss Nonia
Edmonds three hundred votes i'm the
sewing machine contest. Come ag'in.-
Sandy Valley News.
Many a pretty foot owes its rcputa-
ton to the Queen Quality Shoe.
HARRISON x Gillespie Bros.
Rev Mr. Elmore, former pastor Of
| the Christian church i'm this town. has
/ recently had several calls 20 infuen-
tial churches in this and other states.
! The last call is to "A strong church in
| Indiana. 1t is possible that this last
call may be accepted
Washburn Crosby's Gold Medal
Flour per bbL. s 5.25
Granulated Sugar lots Of % lbs. sc
Pure bran and middlings per
sack ~
Best clear side bacon per 10. 1Oc
Best grade lamp oil per gal lie
Tazewell Supply Co.
Mr.. ami Mrs. \. NJ Black returned
today from Charlottesville, where they
attended the annual meeting of the
Virginia and North Carolina Photo
graphcrs Association. Mr.. Black has
Il reputation abroad rs well as ant
home, a. one OF the States most prom
Using young artists
Regular services will be held in the
Christian church on next Lord's day
evening. The choir will furnish some
special music.
The topic for the mid-week PRAYER
meeting at the Christian church on
Nov. l may be found in the "Christian
Evangelist" christian Standard" etc.
Miss Stella Stras. who was thrown
from "a horse near the Fair grounds
and quite painfully hurt. WAS able to
leave on Monday for her home i'm
Roanoke. Her ankle was severely
spraincd. ueccssitating the use Of
crutchcs. Her young brother. Fred.
came here to accompany her home.
Hon. A. b. Coleman. Democratic
candidate for the Legislature from the
city of Roanoke, was i'm the CITY ON
yesterday, "u business. Mr. Coleman is
one OF Roanokc's finest Young mon
| He has NO opposition, and will. of
course. be elected. and will do credit
both 10 himself and 10 his splendid
city. And, 10y he way, Mr.. Cul..nan is
Al handsome, fine looking man.
Mr.. and Mis-. !. j. Heldrcth nr. ns
snugly and nicely housed as amy two
people could be They have recently
[ moved into their new home. ON the
street running North. hy the residence
of Capt. INncs Their cottage mas
five cor six nice rooms. tastefullv paint
eel and calsominc,l. and the old pcoplc
are a. snug as Il bug in rug. Be- it
recorded, too, that this nice home was
built for them by their two sons. Tom
| and Joe, and given them. This was. as
all viii say, beautiful act on the part
of the children. No more faithful
energetic, quiet worthy deserving old
people ever lived than Mr.. and Ms
j. J. Heldrcth.
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No Mushroom Growth

about us. Ours is an established. re-
liable business and the people connect
ed with our bank give assurance Of it's
stability. If it were not for the conf.
dence Of the public, we wouldn't be
prospering as we are. We want YOU
to share in our prosperity, by banking
your savings with us.
open an account now and watch If
grow. Wen take good care of Won
and give you best rates of interest.
Three per cent interest paid on all
sums deposited in our savings depart
ment.
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
OF GRAHAM, Va.
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Reformer a Bankrunt

A Buffalo reformer has gone into
bankruptcy with liabilities of s49S. 6O7
and assets Of $40. Why should man
with such a genius for fancy fnancier-
ing waste time in the reforming busI-
-esS' FL NJ
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Oysters Grow ON Crabs Back

OI- OIstD > OdCk.
A crab on the back of which is a clus-
ter OF young oysters was caught in the
vicinity of Cambridge, Md, a few DAYS
ago by boy fisherman, and is now on
exhibition there. The crab is of medium
size and on its back the oysters, seven in
number, the size of a quarter have at.
tached themselves and are aourishing
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-10-27
His One neficien cu

An Indiana man, the father of trim
lets, has named them after the president
Teddy, Roosevelt and Theodosia Real
ly' the president should get a middle
name for such emergencies.
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Wanted.

An order for pair of White
Wyandottes. Can give you stock
now from the celebrated Fishel
and Duston strains. Better than
ever. PAR so; Trio 50. so.
T. F. WITTEN,
- .Wittens Wills, va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-10-27

are often frustrated BY sudden break
Gown Town, que 10 dyspepsia or constipation.
Brace up and take DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, They take out the materials which
aIe clogeing your energies, and give Won
a new start. Cure headache aud dizziness
700; Az Jacksons drug store; 25c. guaran-
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November Suit Selling
Extraordinary.

For than two weeks have been planning No
vember suit selling We did expect these suits before
November s but they here and ready for your
spechon. We succeeded in buying tailored suits at
much less than such suits usually od and offer
fine suits bought these figures and at very small
margin OF profit to yOu have the opportunity buy
the most elegant suits at the price of the ordinary
The new suits made of plain and fancy mixed chevots
and cassimeres, priced 81 80 and up.
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Local Items
Fresh candies at Pobst.

Fresh candies at Pobst.
Lafayette Hoback, VINO has fever.
is now getting well.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Steele left on
Monday for Norton, their future home.
Mr. r.. G. Chapman. the welIknown
merchant, WAS in Blueicld during the
week, on business.
Two story, 8 room dwelling for rent,
located head Of Main street. Apply to
T. Blair Hsnkins.
Mrs. L. p. Bowen has returned from
visit to Tug River, ". Va, and
Bluefield.
Rev and Mrs. II. VI Fug;ite are re-
joicing over the arrival at their home
of IA baby girl
Overcats the zero weather kind.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Mrs. Evely kits Stroman, of Beck
ley, W. Va is visiting home folks in
this town
China-almost any kind-at remark
ably low prices at Pobst.
Prof. J. p Brahe has the "smile
that won't come off Congratulate
him. Clinch Academy needs enlarg-
ing.
l24 and 15c outings and Flaneletts
per yard Zoe
All brands OF calico &c
Tazewell Supply Co.
Senator White, of West Virginia, was
in town several days this week. on pro-
fessional business.
Overcoats from 50 to $40.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
J. c. Wilcox, Welch. ". Va, adver-
tises nice furniture for sale, and c. w.
Moore, a nice Jersey COW, in this issue
OF the news.
A large and well selected stock Of
stationery just received at Pobst.
w. 7. HuiTord and his brother of
WEIGH, w. Va. have taken charge of
the hotel at North Tazewen.
STOVES and FURNITURE What
are your wants on this line. Biggest
stock and lowest prices.
Tazewell Supply Co.
Miss Anna Copenhaver, of Seven
Mile Nord, Va, is visiting her friend
Mrs. A. J. May, Jr
If you are looking for bargains in
stationery, Pobst has them. Prices
severely cut.
Mr.. L. f. Hobson, Secretary and
Treasurer Of the recognized Tri-State
Mining and Manufacturing Company.
has been in the community this week.
There is great comfort inside our
overcoats, and our prices will not keep
you out Of them.
HARRISON x Gillespie Bros.
Rev. Mr.. Morel, Presiding Elder
lett for his new field at Wytheville. Oh
yesterday afternoon. His successor
Rev. Nh. Maiden, is expected early
next week
You can get all the alarm clocks at
at Pobst you are looking for. Alarm
clocks that will alarm.
". b. Leslie, of this Office repre-
senting number of daily papers as
reporter, attended the big barbecue and
political speaking at Lebanon on Wed.
nesday.
Ladies, Messrs and childrens Jackets
king Quality and Bay State shoes
We offer you same goods for less
money Better goods for same money
Tazewell Supply Co.
Rev. j. n. Hartman, candidate for
State Superintendent of schools, spent
Sunday and Monday with his family
here. He is campaigning in Lee
county this week.
Lot home made all wool Factory
Goods, Flanels, pant goods and wool
blankets, at less than last years prices
Tazewell Supply Co.
Robert Henry who has been i'll in
Philadelphia, where ne has been in
college, as reported In these columns
heretofore, is now at the home of his
father, Maj. r. Il. Henry, in this town
and will soon be out.
Ladies, don't decide You cannot af.
ford tailor made suit. Wait Till YOU
price ours
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needed for there are still many people who md
IL di1cult to believe that motor are safer than
any other type OF vehicle. These trials proved a
revelation even 10 Automobiles. white the unfail
ing evidence OF the tape convinced the general
public
ough and fair: the weather conditions, however,
favored the horses rather than otherwise. as a
heavy rain had been falling all the morning and
causing tho cars to skid forward even when the
wheels were locked The track was crossed at
intervals by broad, whitcwashed lines. and at each
line tw O men were stationed each with flag held
aloft. The competitors were then sent down the
track At various Speeds and stopped az ono OF these
lines by dropping the flags AS the stopping points
was constantly varied. the operators at no time
knew when they were to he s,gnaed to stop. con
scqucntly they were not prepared In any way by
being forewarnrd.
The FIRST trial was between a motor mall wagon
and horse drawn vehicle Of the same type. ending
In a victory for the motor wagon, for even nj 10
miles per hour the horse drawn vehicle could not
he pulled up In less than rs feet against the feet
OF the motor.
Tho next contest was between a six cylinder
45horse power Napier and single horse hrougham.
the latter being nttcd with brake. The Napier
pulled up In 10 feet inches practically in Its own
broughhm took Ave times the distance.
\ II horse power Napier and butchers cart
were next sent over the course at las miles an
hour. the motor car coming to fun stop on signal
In u feet Inches while the cart required d feet
inches TO accomplish the feat.
The tlnal trial was between the m horse power
Napier racing machine and the trotting suky.
Various circumstances combined ia give the suky
even more favorable sho w than Its predecessors.