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FOR THE BEST RESULTS, TAKE
your prescriptions to the Ideal Phar.
macy or to Congdon's Pharmacies at
Phoebus and Hampton, Va Patent
medicines st cost 5-31-sf
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the stock-
holders of The Peninsula Water co,
will he held at the office nf y. s. Jones.
Newport Se1s, Va, February 9th, 1906,
a.; 3 o'clock y. III. a full representa-
liun 81 the stock is earnestly desired
'-1-3nt ". A. BOOKER. Secy.
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Fall Kills lahorar

Y EASTON. PA. Feb. 3.-ronjrr. 81.
brcsco, employed at the Alpha Cement
works at Martins creek. fell today
from coal car on trcstlc bridge at
ne cement plant and sustained iii
1ur'es which caused his death few
minutes later.
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care CT her until her baby was born.
She seemed 'c have only one Tangible;
I, -,
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DENIES POLITICAL DEALING.
Rev. Father ketcham Defends His 81
reau Against Charges Made.
(BE Associated Press.l

10y associated Ife96.)
WASHINGTON. D. g., Feb. s
President Roosevelt's connection Will
the diversion Of Indian trust funds t
the support Of Catholic mission school.
is explained and justified in comnu
l;cation to the President ny Attorney
General Moody, which VAS filed tola,
with the Senate committee on India,
affairs by Rev. Wm. r. Kctchani. rec
'cr OF the bureau CT Catholic Indian
nlissiCu..
Defends Bureau Against Charge
Father kctcham appeared before tho
tnnmitl'c ia lefe,ld his bureau as;lin:,:
nc charges that it has Ecen usin.
undue and political influences TO Sc
cure :':c use ct trust funds TO-. Ca,ho
lie schools. Mr.. Moudy's cunm,nica
ton dated Feb. :, sos, sets forth IL.
record e cabinet meeting held in
January. 1904, WHOM Tho question .;
Tho uSc Of indian fluids for set,aria3
schrnl:S was uiScuSSi.1 tho PrnSiJGu,
asked for an opinion rs t.. bis a,,ih,,r
ty TO dircci that contracts l,. made
fcr tic usc Of such f,n'ls by ht.1on.:la
tlnhal educational Institutions. Son
atrr knGN, then the attorney general
declared hat The ;,ctirE Of Congress. il,
declaring il TO be the policy OF The
cNerh'ncnt not to permit the Us. o!
he public moneys Ut he American pec
Pie for H.clarihn purposes. did not re
peal previous laws giving 10 the sec.
rotary Of the interior discretion 10 Use
the Indian funds ii. any mannc! he
saw it,
Political Dealing Denied
INC charge has been made tl,3, he
mission bureau through Or. +. l..
Schari Ct this city. had made premises
OF Catholic suppor, 10 The admiristr;l
ton in reaurn for favors :.,lt. il w;,.. I,
answer his that Father Ketchanl went
before hr committee. lie denied tia;
i'r. :'cl,art has ever had any cOnncciicr
With tive hneur ar With any branch
Ct The Catholic mission work and de
clarcd ti,ni whatever Dr. Schari dj,i
VAS 0" his OVID Initiative and without
au'ho'Ity u MAS not denied b,
Father kctrham that the bureau has
ciccavCrcd to secure aid for mission
schools He. said that for wears thu.
bureau has lIeen conducting schools on
various reservations. notably the Usage
m the government has been payin"
or the teaching Of pupils the same,
as n government schools.
Bishop Hare Was Informed.
rather kctcham asserted thai Ris,i
"p Hare. Of Ire Episcopal church knew
y year ago that contracts were being
made and Il that tine made an in
GHlry Of the commissioner OF J.di;,a
affairs and had explained to lin the
nu'l,nritr for thc contracts. Il wax
further declared tlat Bishop Hare was
rtfereh similar opportunities for his
SCHOOLS but declined TO accept ,hr,;i.
Preference was made By him 10 ihe
annual appropriation hv Congress -
hampton Agricultural Institute.
Hampton Va. and other .cctarian
schools, He said that what his bu
:ea1 Vas getting was not government
al bat payment for education frcm
q fund owned BY the Indians and max
tie aid vas Ey direction Of the Indians.
wv . If y .
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CHAIRS GAINED. MATTRESSES
madr ove". ;urut,,rr r.,.vrsl ard
stored. THE PEOPLES FCRNI.
TURE PACKING & STORAGE co.
Phil. Marowe, Mgr Cit, phone 80
1-2O-Im
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UNDERTAKES.

J. II. CaFFEF; &: SON, THIRTY
third street and Huntington avenue
Both phones Nc. 1. Residence, Bell
phone No. Al
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Try Piso's Cure for Asthma. 1t often
relieves at once. 2Ic.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

DRESSNIAKER FROM THE NORTH,
with Eastern ideas and taste. 1905
Jefferson avenue. 1-25-6t
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED FIRM
best service. lowest price, pro1npt
attention. Phones 81 and ITO. 234
7wenty-6fth street w. E. ROUSE
IT,
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Foi, SALE TEN-ROOM HOUSE
and lot ON West avenue, o,,iy $4,000
EASY terms. Tic lnt Is, considered
worth $4,000. leaving the house only
standing yn,i $500. SOMMER
WILLIE e. GO 80,
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TRADE CONDITIONS IMPROVE

Outlook in the Business World is Gen.
orally Encouraging.
NEW YORK, Feb 3.-R. G.. Dunn
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FOR RENT-THREE ROOMS. PART.
Is furnished, on first floor, to couple.
for light housekeeping. 12G Thirty
second street 1-l4-1m
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FoR RENT.

TO RENT-TWO CONNECTING
front. rooms. heated. to gentlemen
Apply No. 12e Thirtv-tirst street
l-29-Gt
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WE HAVE A NUMBER OF CLIENTS
for desirable houses in East End.
II you have house or lots for sale
list them with us. we will use every
honorable means to dispose of them
for YOU. MARYE & NOREH. 2Oa
Twcnty-sixth street. Newport News.
Va. o-1-Et
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Drink a cup or coffee al Dallard.s
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THE NEW PSYCHOLOGY. ASK
about it. r. r.. SlCkLES. 3Su5 JEFF
!'r or av"l';' Bell ,i:o,, H..
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE EXTRA NICE, HOME
above F'or,y-eigllth street. near
Washington avenue: fine view Of
water: niur rooms. ncw range;
former price, $4,000; reduced 10
500 for quick sale. Easy terms
Rented al S3Gn. SOMMERNIl.LE
4 Co, .:-ot
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Saturday Aug 10, 1905.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Campania Pritchard. Liverpool August IL
and Queenstown Is. the Cunard Steamship Company
Limited, with $50 cabin 535 steerage passengers
mails and mdSe. Arrived at the Bar at 1928 m.
Steamer La Savoe (FC). Poirot Havre August II. 10
the Compagne Generate Transatla with 3T9 cabin
and 112 steerage mails and dse Arrived
the Bar at 11:55
Steamer Philadelphia, Mills southampton and Cher
bourg August r. the American Line, with 421 cabin
and 414 steerage mails and udse Arrived
the Bar at S:44 a
steamer Erny (Aust. Cosulich. Ffume July % and
Trieste 90 to Phelps Bros 4 Co with cabin and 199
steerage passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Delaware CBr). Cabot. Cardiff August s. to
Philip Ruprecht in ballast Arrived al the Bar $50
a
Steamer HIlbrook tBrl. Hansen Tjilatjap June
Samaraus H. Tagal IS Colombo % Aden July ~ Port
90 Agiers IS MichaeIs August 3 and Delaware
Breakwater Is Barber & Go. with Arrived at
the Bar at s
Steamer Ell Dorado. Prescott. New-Oreans August IA
to the Southern Pacific Company. with mdse- Left
Quarantine a 7:ST a m
City Of Atlanta DiehI. Savannah August IL to
the Ocean Steamship Company, with passengers and
mdse. Left Quarantine at 9.54 m
Monroe. Hulphers. Newport News Norfolk
Dominion Steamship Company with pas
senGers and mdse Left Quarantine $50 p m.
Steamer CoaTnO, Sargent. Mayaguez Aguadlla Au-
10 Is, the New-York ana Porto
Rico Steamship Company with III
mdse Arrived the Bar Z . m.
Sandy Hook, y J. Aug 10. $50 m-wind east mod
crate; clear
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

Liverpool Aug 19Arrved. steamer Lucant, ,Rr, w..
New-YOrk via Queenstown; sailed steanar I-rrs-t-
tBr), stephens New-YOrk via Queenstovrn ''i- .
London Aug lS-Arrived steamer Narrsgansett ,Br,
Dover, Aug 19-Passed. steamer ROTTERDAM, dutch, r.,
terdam for New-York. '"'' not
Roberts. New York for Cherbourg and SoitbsnCqo1
proceeded. ~ ''''aiip'on
Southampton. Aug 1S-Sailed. steamer 81 Paul ~
New-York via Cherbourg 49, '"sSoN'
Queenstown Aug 10 1;25 . rn-SaiIe5 a,s,-,o go,
(Br) Hayes from LverpooD. New-YorL '' 'e'''e
Glasgow le-Sailed steamer Astoria fI,r, 1.
dane, New-1ork Vie Movtle tand sailed from jsftsr
Head Aug l9-Passed steamer Bristol ,,,,, m,
Barclay, New-York for Bristol O'' ''f''
Chereourg. Aus 10 T-Arrtyed. steamer Bremen
tGerl. Nlerich New York via Plymouth FOR Rrer,sn
land proceeded; sailed. steamer st PAM pa Ssnr
tfrom Southampton. New-York ~'V"
Havre Aug 10 noon--Sated. steamer Touraine err,
Marselles Aug 1IArrived steamer Roma CEr, verrtes
New-York FOR Naples - - N'
souosne Aug Is. m-sailed steamer Hamburg ,6er,
antwerp. Aug 10, l p m-Sailed steamer Finland Ap-
erepen Aug 10 2 n-Saed, steamer Main GER. Won
Hamburg. Aug 1I-Arrived steamer Washington Ger,
Seheemch. New-York w.
coPs1aagen Aug le-saied. steamer Arkansas ,pau,
Rotterdam Aug 10 & m-saned. steamer Rotterdam
1Dutchl: Roggeveen. New-York via Boulogne (and
veniSe 'ea ayg ir9m Is s,ter sSa, port M M -. -
from Trieste for New-York
>apts AuE lSArrtved steamer Pannouaa tTSrl.
yyest New York for Trieste and Ftgme; rs steamer
tor Genoa tand proceeded: II: sailed. steamer Ns
poh'an Prince tBr>. Easleton. New-York Via Palermo
Genoa Aug iT-Arrtved. steamer Lombardia Utah csan
r,,N eoneri York for Naples
"iotstar' Aug 10, m-Saiied steamer Konts Albert
'''' Fe>en. from Genoa and Naples. tor New York
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
WEBB JAY BETTER.
Mangled 4utoist May LaUe-Track
Racing Condemned.

Buffalo. Aug. 19.-Webb Jay, who wass so
terribly injured in the ten-nile automobile race
at Kenilworth Park yesterday. continued to i'm
prove to-day While he is not yet out of danger
every hour of improvement will help him to
fight the crisis when it comes.
Pneumonia and pleurisy have not yet set in
anticipated. and his punctured lung is not
so badly broken thought. Jay was con-
scious some Of the time to-day, but he did not
recognize his wife and his little boy at his
bedside.
Many of the leading officials in automobile
racing, including manufacturers practically
unit in declaring that the accident to Jay, fol-
lowing so closely others of a similar charac-
ter. has sounded the death knell to automobile
racing on circular tracks. William H Hotch-
kiss former president of the Buffalo Automobile
Club, said:
There will never be another automobile race
in Buffalo vicinity if I enlist the power
of the Supreme Court Of New York 10 prevent
it The time has gone by for the holding of
events rivalling Spanish feats of cruelty. I shall
hereafter oppose the holding of any such events,
both as lawyer and an enthusiastic auto
mobilst. Where sent out to take their
lives in their hands in such fashion these
men have been doing there is sport
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEl
Chcago. Aug. 1s.-Wheat had short spell Of
hrInness to-day at the commencement but that
gradually gave way when assurances commenced
to come in numerous dispatches from the North
west that spring wheat thrashing had recon-
menced, even in the low lying places of the Red
River Valley, and that in other parts the spring
wheat territory harvest was in full swing under
the favorable weather conditions BuIlish
news from the other side. that did not bring any
buying orders for American wheat. was considered
good enough for filing away. Prices at the close
showed from sc to 12c decline Corn closed un-
changed 10 14c lower for the September option and
from Ac TO sc for the later deliveries Oats lost
from 1sc TO 14c. and provisions were from 2jac TO
sc lower
The wheat market opened frmer on higher for
eign cables. The report that party of prominent
spectators just back from a trip in the spring
wheat sections of the Northwest found good pros
poets for a heavy crop caused bearsh feeling
and the market gradually declined Local receipts
were 20 cars, of which II contract and 15s 900
bushels more of the latter grade were transferred
from private elevators. Estimate for Monday, g.
cars September sold from s15sc down to sOa.c
closing at Ss4c to S01sc December closed at s21.c
10 o-sc the highest was s31sc and the lowest S2Isc
corn was firm for next months deliveries but
continued nne prospects for the coming crOp in
cilled the trade to a bearish view. Business was
small. Local receipts were 32S cars of which 1sO
were contract and $4,000 bushels of the latter kind
were transferred from private houses Shipmsnts
" 4o''o'o ouShels' Estimate of Mondays local
receipts was S54 cars, After selling as high as
541sc, September closed at 531hc The lowest vas
oS7sc December closed at the bottom 4sIac The
highest 461hG465sc
The oat market was very dull and trading light
ana 1eatureiess Continued heavy receipts and
growing stocks were offset by improving exnort
business. Receipts were 2SS cars with a95 90
estimated for Monday Shipments, 167 900 bushels
September sold from 26c down to 25s.c. closing a.
that price December closed at the bottom, osac
The highest SIC
me p p,oNiSioh market to-day was weak for pork
and lard on some selling by commission bo,,sos -.
stop loss orders. Armour. however, was sunnorr-
ing ribs and this produce held steady. October
pork sold from $14 20 to s14 go off to s14 1215 ana
IeaSIed 10 Si4 "a October lard sold from q 80
70 " 81 TO - S2!a off to 81 So October rhs @
e ] - oSo 90 10 ~ S'12 off TO IS so. Hog receiDts
steady. ' 'iie ydrds were
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

carts trunks. baby dresses upholsteries lawn
dresses books robes, tailored madras waists, silk
lined suits furniture, teas, mems shoes haber-
dashery. They call special attention to their cur
tain and upholstery sale when they offer two thou
sand pairs cf fresh Nottingham curtains ct price
intended 10 be attractive.
BONWIT. TELLER & Co. in West 23d-st. ad-
vertise full line of high grade tailored suits.
dresses, waists and coats. including tailormade
suits, batste and Persian lawn waists and craven
cite rain coats Of late model. They call especial
attention their assortment OF tourist suits for
early fall wear in new Scotch tweeds and mannish
mixtures.
SIEGELCOOPER COMPANY. at 6th-ave and
1Sth-st, have for sale 10000 pieces of decorated
American porceIain. They have also line of cut
glassware. artistic bric-A-brac and lamps Another
speciality Is their curtains.
sIMPsON-CRAWFORD COMPANY. al 6th-ave
and 1sthst. having their annual sale of Priest
ley black goods. placing sale tomorrow 10000
yards. including all wool etamine voiles, wool suit
ing. English twine suiting, heavy all wool canvas
cheviot, crystal voe. panne zbeline silk warp
eolienne and all wool crepe de chine.
A D. MATTHEW'S SONS of Brooklyn call at
tention TO their advance sale of fall models OF
women's tailored suits They have two special
styes-one 45-inch coat half lined with satin and
new pleated skirt and the other a 4s-inch collar
less coat with new skirt of buckle design They
also call attention TO their restaurant where they
advertise good service with reasonable prices.
LIE BOUTILLIER BROTHERS. in West 2sd-st
call attention to their stock OF housekeeping linens
The list includes hemstitcned and embroidered bed
spreads. sheets. pillowcases shams luncheon and
tea cloths scarfs, centres and doyiies and bedroom
and bath towels.
LORD TAYLOR, at Broadway and 2oh-st and
at 5th-ave and lsth-st-. announce this week mid
summer clearing sale of their stock OF women's
misses and chidren's suits. dresses and coats
They have women's and misses null and linen
dresses shlrtwaist dresses OF linen and lawn linen
and pongee coats, girls wash frocks and lace and
silk waists They also advertise one Thousand
waists Of japanese silk. taffeta peau de cvgnSs
5aessancs and lace lingerie waists
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
LAWSON IN FRONT.
Uins Quarter-MHe Sprint at Tails-
burg-Kramer Shut ont.
lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Newark, n. J., Aug. 19--Iver Lawson won the
quarter mile circuit championship race tonight at
the Nailsburg cycle track before five thousand
spectators. Frank Kramer did not start the
hnal. as he was caught mapping in the semi-final
heat an1 was shut out by Lawson and John
Beden
The long markers rode hard from the start in
the two mile professional handicap, and the three
scratch men-Lawson. Kramer and Fenn-never
overlook them Fogler and Root caught the lead
e-s at mile and half.
The New-York Athletic Club team accounted for
four prizes in the two amateur events Rupprecht
winning the half mile handicap, while Sherwood
captured the ten mile open. The summaries:
One quarter mile uovice-Won Thomas Cough.
Brooklyn; W Mcconnell. South Jamesport second George
T. Jerome. Nev-fork. third Time. O:34It
one-half mile handicap (amateur)-Won by Edward
Ftuppreoht. NeW-York 4 (scratch): /. ] VENT
Brooklyn YARDS second: A. Schwenke New York az
YARDS. third. Time 90.
Onequarter mile y c. A. championship tpro-
1essonaI-Won By Iver lawson. salt Lake City: W S
Fenn. Bristol second: John Bedell. Iynbrook third:
Floyd Krebs. Newark fourth Time OBI
Ten-mils open (amateur-Won by g A. Sherwood
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
LONG BRANCH AUTO MEET
.Sir-Day Scoring Contest to Begin
Floral Parade.
- rELrGRAPH ro - rRIRrNF.

Long Branch. y. j.. Aug. 19.-The weeks auto
mobile carnival at Long Branch opened to-day
with races at Elkwood Park. The contests kept
the spectators enthusiastic There were some stir
ring finishes.
A small 2s-horsepower Belgian Pipe racer took
part in two OF the contests and made good show
ing, considering it fitted with small sprockets.
In the three-mile free-for-all contest Joseph S.
Heller drove the machine and came in close sec
ond. The race was by the Buick Motor Com
pany's machine. In the four-Tnile handicap ii
finished third.
The Maxwell machine. which the race. had
handicap OF one minute and forty seconds. Louis
Strong drove the Pope in this race, and his
clever handling and daring driving aroused much
applause A LocomObile finished second
The opening for mile. best in
three heats This went TO the Buick in
tYo straight heats. On next Tuesday will
be held the track again. Emanuel Cedrino is
scheduled TO drive the small Fiat which is
entered in the Vanderbilt Cup
Tonight at midnight six day economy test
VIII start. and tomorrow a weeks automobile
carnival AT the West End Casino will begin. On
Saturday there will be a floral parade while
gymkhana contests are also arranged be held
on the Ocean Drive some day in the week
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
OFFERINGS OF THE STORES.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS WATCH THE ADVER-
TISEMENTS
TISEMENTS.

4 H. MACY & CO, at Broadway and 34th-st
advertise for tomorrow the opening exhibition of
their autumn dress goods show II includes full
lines OF all wool bToadcloth, French broadcloth
Trench ladies' cloth, imported prunella imported
black wolfe, all wool Panama cloth and all wool
crepe abstross. They ofer these goods at wide
variety OF prices. depending on the quality At
other places IN :her womens department they offer
a line Of white waists women's klmonos hosiery
Of the finest quality. cambTic gowns nainsook cor
set covers. cambric drawers. fitted jackets. and
girls high neck sheer white lawn dresses In the
e!,ite eierens department they advertise girls
dresses and nigh neck pleated dresses
For the house they have a complete line Of fur
ntUre and floor wear including Administer rugs
Wilton rugs. Brussels rugs ingram carpets tapes
brass beds side6oards solid oak dressers naTIor
tsbes' parIor suits and dining tables.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & co. Broadway and
1sth-st- advertise fun line of high grade carpet
ings They have Wilton Administer and Brussels
carpets in c0lorngs 10 meet all styles of decora-
or den. ''''''' i'"'S'S
STERN BROTHERS. West 2sd-st have in stock
their advance styles Of imported and domestic
carriage street and evening garments paetots
jackets and travelling coats. They have also a
stock Of linens. including damask tabecloths, hem
stitched linen sheets, pillowcases huck towels
e Cloths In anofher depaTtmef a there IS ann fn
line OF boys and young mems suits
HEARN in West l4th-st.. sdvertIses the con-
tnuation Of his stock clearance sales in blankets
and household goods. AT the head of the list are
the Inuslins and sheets. including the Wamsutta
gold medal musliDs" beached muslins. Utica and
Dwight Anchor sheets and pillowcases and heavier
varieties.
ABRAHAM & STRAUS. Of Brooklyn. have placed
in their sales for Monday floor coverings
black taffeta silk rnercerized lining writing paper
oorsets, sateen skirts. umbrellas for both MN snd
women, suit cases. glass water pitchers granite
cloths and cheViots. fisnnels linen. Iiankf:s go
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
TABASCO IN FRONT.
Thirty-Footer Sails Fast IN Graues-
end Bay Y. r. 4. Regatta

The fourth championship of the Yacht
Racing Association of Gravesend Bay was sailed
yesterday afternoon under the auspices of the Ben
sOnhurst Yacht Club. and ably managed hy
Alfred Mackay. A fresh southeast breeze pre-
vailed.
]. E. O'Donohue's 30-footer Tabasco which here
tofore has not made a good showing. surprised
everybody not only by easily outsaiing everything
in her class but also by covering the course I'm 42
seconds less time than Vivian II, which rates in
the next higher class.
Tabasco. it will be remembered. was built with
the other new 5O-footeTs by the Herreshons for
Harry +. Lippitt, owner OF the 5o-foot sloop Wee
tamoe who sold her to Mr. O'Donohue without
trying her in a single race
Vivian II had practically a sail over in Glass
as Bobtai fouled the bell buoy on Craven's Shoai
and was disqualified. Bobtai, however. was hope
lessly behind when she foued the buoy The Other
winners were Spots and Beta. Following is the
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
GIVES HALF TO WEBB JAY.
Charles Burman Splits Buffalo Derby $500
Auto" Prize with Injured Rival.

Buffalo, Aug. 1e.-Charles BUrman won the ten
mile final Of the Buffalo Derby to-day at the auto
mobile meet at Keniiworth Park. The prize of 500
will be made in two checks Of $40 each at Bur-
mans request and one of them will be given to
Webb Jay.
Barney Oldfeld the national championship
for five miles In his Green Dragon Montague Rob
erts was second Oldfeld's time was 452 3-S.
In the Diamond Cup race. five miles, Herbert
jyttle the first heat in 5g0f 30 Barney Oldfeld
Won the second heat in 5:27, with Burman seond
Lyttle won the final heat In 452, with Oldield
second.
Charles Soules of Toledo won the hve-mils race
for stock touring cars in 5:57 3-5. said to be
worlds record