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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22
nunIrraAME REAL ESTATE.

HAVE you seen our tract directly at the sta
ton with its beautifur shade trees well
macadamized roads, with sewers and water
mains laid and all the pretty houses that
have been erected during the past year7 IT
is uncuestionably the best plat OF land that
are selling fast; one-half OF the tract hs =
been sold and no wonder. Prices are low:
$3.50 will buy lot 50x1S0: only SEQ cash re-
ouired We have larger lots at higher prices
Rear In mind-no saloons or buildings OF an
ohfectfonable character win be allowed on
this tract. office on the ground Send for
LYON 8 HoAc. 11e Montgomery st.
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MILL Valley zzAL ESTATE.

ARE You aware that. you can buy a lot with
magnificent redwood trees within As minutes,
ride from a large city? Directly at the sta
tion at charming Mill Valley we are offerinz
slots covered with beautiful trees and running
back to babbling brook for $3.50 We have
other lots not quite 80 well situated az prices
as low as $500. Terms 10 per cent cash. $40
monthly Only few lots left Agent on
the ground Sundays
LYON & HOAG.
11f Moufvor1arr
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HoHsns AND WAGONS.

Ar alt A. oaIaey. oht ana "neat nay, war
paid Address CHAS. BAKER, box 8s5. Mo-
cesto. Cal
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SWELL NEW RESIDENCES

Terms $500 Cash Balance Monthly.
II you are looking for an up-to-date home
don't fail TO see the .hree houses on Devisa-
dero st. and Duboce ave; 2 short blocks south
OF Haight and directly above pretty Duboce
Park. They contain T. and 10 rooms: all the
latest conveniences; each house is OF a different
style OF architecture; hardwood finish; hot air
furnace; select nefghborhood; grand views or
city and bay.
LYON & HoAG, 11s Montgomery st.
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BUY ONE BEFORE
THEY ADVANCE IN PRICE
81 IS PER WEEK

L NO
s225 for, choice lots. Excelsior Homestead
Tract: level as billiard table; on grade; close
10 school and Mission-st. electric cars; bound
TO double In value
S4O0 each on installment Of SO per month;
no taxes: hne lots; near Ocean boulevard: best
residence location south OF Golden Gate Park
these are the cheapest lots in this district;
advancing in price rapidly.
W. J. WHITE.
% Monrgomery St. r g. Phone Main 5704.
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DON'T be one Of those fellows that one runs
across now and then who tells you that he
remembers when he could nave bought lot
Market for $1,000. and used to shoot
rabbits where the park now situated, and
could have bought land there Dy the acre at
nominal sum- Do you realize that the
city is growing very fast, and in a few years
from now will be one OF the leading cities OF
the world and that the lots adjacent TO our
beautiful Golden Gate Park will be very
valuable? You are probably aware at what
fabulous prices property II held near the
parks in great Eastern cities Think this
over and then look az the block We have Just
placed on the market. which Hes between
Golden Gate Park and the Affiliated Colleges
and is bounded by Frederick Carl. VIII
lard sts and First 1t is certainly one
OF the best blocks that mas ever been subdi-
vided. II commands charming views OF the
park and the beautiful wooded hills 10 the
south. Streets are severed. some Of them bi-
tuminized Prices range from $500 and up
ward for lots 25x137:6: only one-ffth cash
Five splendid corner lots at low prices. The
8 Ellis and Ocean Beach cars pass the proper
ty. all lines transfer
LYON & HOAG, 116 Montgomery st-
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THOMAS MAaEn q SONS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22

REAL ESTATE-CoUNTEY- Sale.
$4,000 FOR 200 acres OF good farm and stock
land in Santa Clara Co: plenty hay and
grass now and plenty Of water: good many
springs and main creek and county road
pass though the place; only 4 miles from
faiiroad: good investment Cali AIS Post ST..
San Francisco.
FREE-BEST CATALOGUE OF COUNTRY
LAND BARGAINS IN CALIFORNIA.
BuRR-PADDON CO.
40 Montgomery st. San Francisco.
ATTENTION. HoMEsEEKERs,
Send postal for catalogue OF the best land
bargains in California. c. NJ WOOSTER
CO.. Gas MsCket ST.
$50 PER acre: 200 acres best land In N. Call
fornia: half cash; this Is pickup. M. q
CO.. 9f5 san Pablo ave- Oakland
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DEvISADERO-ST- LOTS.
$3.50 TO $500.

Two blocks south Of Haight ST.. command
ing grand views OF the city and lower bay;
one OF the most delightful residence sites in
the city: convenient to all the car lines;
streets are paved with bitumen: sewers laid;
is handsome buildings have been erected on
this tract during the past year: only few
LYON & HOAG. lie Montgomery st.
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MONEY TO LoAr-continu.a.
MONEY 10 LOAN

A MONEY TO LOAN
On furniture, piaDos, warehouse receipts or
security Of any kind. without removal: we
make loans on the EASIEST PLAN in the
YENIENCE: in case of SICKNESS or loss OF
EMPLOYMENT we EXTEND the LOAN;
you take chance of LOSING your GOODS
This is a TRUST COMPANY: our rates are
RIGHT and no DESERVING PERSON is re-
people. LINCOLN TRUST co. rooms 1915
$50 Market St, opp Phelan bldg,
AAA-HERMAN MURPHY.
e01-e02-603 Examiner building
Quick settlements; disappointments.
Save expenses3 by dealing directly.
Estate. second mortgages, undivided inter-
ests. assignments of rents. property in trust.
etc; legacies life estates and undivided in
terests in property purchased
Courteous treatment Strictly confidential.
When You Need Money
See HERMAN MURPHY.
SALARY LOANS
Money loaned salared people without secur-
ity or Endorsement. knowledge OF employer or
any one; confidential and courteous treatment
call and get terms. Drake. 453 PARROT bldg.
HIGHLY respectable private place to obtain
liberal advances on diamonds jewelry, at
per cent interest. Baldwin Jewelry Store.
s7s Market st: tel Main 1644 Branch. 1892
Market ct. and % Third st.
A-ON furniture or pianos at lowest rates; no
removal; publicity; also on real estate;
ist or "a mortgages or on any security: any
amount. o. w. BECKER. 80 Geary, room 36.
MONEY loaned to salaried people. retail mer-
chants. teamsters. boarding houses, without
security: easy payments: large business in 40
principal cities ToI,MAN. 555 PARROT bldg.
ANY amount quickly furniture or piano
without removal or other security: lowest
rates. no commisson confidential. s506-7
Donohoe bldg. Taylor st. cor Market.
LOANS on diamonds. watches and jewery;
private offices. 40O-401 Adams building. ZOE
Kearpy st. Globe Mercantile and Loan Co.
MONEY TO loan at per cent a month gold.
silver diamonds pearls and precious stonen
bought at w ]. HESTHAL'S. 1ot Sixth st.
sALARIED people. without security; also on
furn.. estates in probate. life ins. polcies.etc.
Empire Loan & Invest. Co.. 6l2 Parrott bldg.
LOANS on salaries collaterals stocks, bonds,
etc Pioneer Co.. s1s Market St, room 81.
ON notes. salaries. etc. United Loan & Trust
Co. 21 Stockton ST., second floor.
DON'T borrow money on salary until you see
u.s. Hutton Credit Co.. e12 Mutual Bank bid
PER cent per month on values. Portland
Jewelry Co., 70 Stockton st.
TO salaried people without security. Tie White
Co.. 420 California st.. rooms IA and ID.
sALARIED people on note. S. F. DISCOUNT
AGENCY. 125-127 Phelan bldg Private.
STAR Loan CO. OF wyoming loans to salaried
employees. Room a11. Mutual Saw. Blk bldg.
mo. s. r. Collateral Loan Bank 53s Kearny.
80 ON furniture & pianos; SIS up; no removal;
no com. Y. TREMAIN. room 81, Eddy st.
CASH loaned saiaried people on notes without
indorssr. MoRREIiL. ooo Examiner bldg.
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E1MHunsr nEAL nsrArn.

Retiring from business: summer resort for sale:
wholesale liquor bus; 14-rui. house; good con-
dition. H. Dajas, ,Fitchburg, San Leandro I'd.
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LOOK
Blacksmith no shoeing So day.
Blscksmith's helper no shoeing mine 81 80
day.
BOILER-MAKERS
Boiier-rnskers also helper
Fireman mine company S25 found
PATTERN-MAKER
Pattern maker for mine company
2 expert door moiders No. / mill
Eipsswyer no. / mill.
LOOK
g Isborers for store quarry $40 found.
Married man drive delivery beer wagon.
HELPER on cakes 81 week and found.
MURRAY & READY. eS4-s3e Clay st.
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rooms: ell modern improvements: terms same
asrent Apply Lumber office. Army and
Condor sts.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-22

HEAL EsTAT1-cIrr-roz sALz:
THOMAS MAGEE Z SONS. .nrr-s
Publishers s ScIfdaaEFS Rsal Estass ste Circular.
NEW PROPERTIES.
s4z,5oo-Polk-st corner fne improvements;
| excellent tenants
5oxs7 g. with a-story frame buildings which
| will pay S175 a month steady rent; excellent In
town locality
ss1.ooo-sutter ST.. near Van Ness; 5oxiso
to rear street.
s2s: :ooo, ,sizteenth-st. corner: rented low at
| S16I so: brick and frame improvements; al
| ways rented
s17: 5co-o -ooz12o; on Ellis. not far from
Cough; hats on L now renting for sfi5 a
month; could Be further improved so as to pay
| splendid income.
s1T.ooo-Larhfn-st flats: rents s1z5 month;
IS feet front
s12ooo-close to Van Ness and Hayes:
rents $50 month; permanent income.
/ s12 ooo-Frenont ST. not tar from Howard:
s-story building OF 20 rooms and baths
| $8ooo-Tor equity on excellent piece Of prop
erty on Spear St, with income Of 800 .
month.
s75oo5Sacramento st. good portion OF West
ern Addition; rents SO month
s6ooo-octavia. near Haisht; 2-story house
| OF rooms and bath
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MUSICAL rrsrRunErrs.


BUNCH OF BARGAINS.
Decker Bros; for practice e...... .$45
Mansfeldt Notni; for practice. .$95
Also chckerirg, vose, Sterling. curtax. Les
liE. Weber; splendid bargains; terms easy.
BENZ. cURTAz 8 SON. 10 o'Farrell st.
HEINE PLANO co.-Lowest rents and INSTALL
ments 81 month and up. 235-237 Geary
ST.. S. F.
HElNE PIANO Co.-Lowest rents and INSTALL
ments. 235-237 Geary St. s. F.
HE1NE GRAND. beautiful mahogany piano:
half Of original cost; must sell. 235 Geary st
sTEINwAY PIANO and beautiful little risch-
er upright. ss5. 2s7 Geary St
$500 FISHER piano same as new; sell for haIf
account, departure. S11l Mission ST.
ELEGANT upright pianos. 500 and s1z5.
BONELLI 301 Eddy st.
AUCTION prices: storage piano. $12 so up, and
furniture. Whitehead's Storage. 1885 Market.
ELEGANT uprights. new & 2d-hand .s45 TO $500.
Pierce's Piano Factory. Market and 14th SITS.
sOHMER. Byron Mauzy pianos Ceciiian piano
player. BYRON MAUzY, 30s-312 Post st.
NEW upright pianos sold on s. monthly oay-
ments. sCHMITz CO.. 18 McAllister st.
8-PEDAL Steifway up; Chickering baby grand.
shoninger little used Keeffes. 2S5 O'Farrell
MINES AND MINING.
IF you are thinking. of buying OF selling min
ing stock call and US.
II you want some good mining stock. call
and let explain to you something about
the Tonopsh Berkeley Mining Company
j. W.. JAQUITH & Co.
Rooms s74-8-s. James Flood Bldg,
Member OF the San Francisco ronopah Min
ing Exchange.
PERSONALS.
ASTHMA.
BRONCHITIS
HAY FEVER
ABSoLUTELY CURED or no charge made.
No drugs, no inhalations, no massage. no
faith External treatment only Over
600 California testimonials. Address box 1850
Call office.
oxYeEN CYLINDER CO. and Treatment
Parlors. Drugless Healing
The latest and most scientific oxygen in
struments used for the treatment OF ali acute
and chronic diseases. rheumatism insomnia
and nervous disorders,
GAS deary st, San Francisco phone East IT'S.
STAR Hair Remedy restores gray hair i'm
proves growth. stops falling, curess dandrufr
clcanses scalp; druggists, -hairdressers: ac-
cept no substitute. Star Rem Co. 1898 Polk.
"RExRADIOS" successful RADIO-THER-
APY {drugless) treatment for ali diseases;
(see SUNDAYS advts). 233 Geary St. suite
88; hours to 9.
REMOVE May 1-PAcIF1c MEDICAL DIS
PENSARY wf1k remove from 3Ob to 31e
Kearny st. May l. Specialists for men.
DUDDIE-come home: Emily Is dying. W.
b. ].
INFORMATION wanted OF the whereabouts Of
Norbert Rustemeyef; communicate. 638. call.
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,PEEsoNAI1continued.


DIAMONDS on credit at wholesale prices: in
staifnents to suit; written guarantee with
every purchase. DIAMOND CREDIT CO.,
room H. second floor Chronicle building.
AT less than cost: uncalled for SUITS over
coats and trousers at CHARLES LYONS,
London Tailor. III Market ST.
YOU buy SIS worth of furniture for 81 SO
down and 81 so per week. T. BRILLIANT
FURNITURE CO., $40 Post st. near Powell
so ASSORTED souvenir postal cards prepaid
50c BACIGALUPI, TS6 Mission ST.
SUITS to order on installments of 81 per week
NEUHAUS CO.. the. tailor, 729 Market st.
ALFREDUM'S Egyptian Henna restores gray
= hair TO its natural color: ST. at all druggists
81 WEEK; suits to order sis up. LEMOS
112I Market ST., between Seventh and Eighth.
TAILOR MADE suits 81 80: dress pants 81 so
Mfsfit Clothing Parlor. cor Bush and Dupont
ONE dollar weekly keeps you In fine clothing
Art Tailoring. 1914 Mkt. under 81. Nicholas
MASQUERADE costumes, play books wigs:
country orders. GoLDSTEIN & CO.. 733 Mkt
n BRANCH office of The Call for the recep-
ton of advertisements and subscriptions hs =
been opened at zoos Market st. opposite
Firth Open until II D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26

tanned his connection wi the order until
tho present time. Il He had y thus BEEN g
member continuously for nearly evenly.
four years, which. Is. proba b y the longest
,Stntes.a II 81 was on q OF t he charter mems
3bers aid assisted tint@ thd institution Of
stauntoni Iod Sc g organ,
3ized. infE January 1917. s3 II was I hen q
past grand. n The only other Odd n ellow
living In Staunton ut that time was M r.
Breeze j oinson.S who is n ow dead. N
III Mr. Simpson moved from "a cxanlri to
llVinchester,s$w where hoT engaged sit he
manufacture of ~ shoes on q his i o Wn q e.
count. While In Winchester, In u S3l. Bllei
Miss Mary Barley & Ere cricls
ty.lswho4 died in 1855 in8 Staunto !,
S@ Mr.. R Simpson mo we'd to Staunton IN 1876
and opened an adjustment for tho ,mnl,-,
5llfacture Of shoes, ON plO yng "a bout tlllrtys-
i've hands Ide had sbu tone rho is
now Chief ;of E ce William N. Simpson.
Mr.. Simpson has 3a bro her3 wing In AleX-
,nndria, " aged ninety three. ss,S lis wife's
mother liyed to 4 he ripe age of
\ EfarlyHin4lifcslho Joined sStllo$ A1et 1lodlst
Church and had 81 been q mem bar58 eyer
since. q IN 1858 g he Joined the Staunton
Lodge OF Masons, a nd was the olde MAJ
and lii point 81 service. 7 e q few
days ago Mr.. Simpson was "a BILE to 50
to any place 3he wished q round the clt y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
Personals and Briefs.

X Mr. Wallace "a. Taylor. Of Lynchbnrg.}
freight agent Of the Southerh
Railway, Is lin tho city, oppinG ~ ~ VI;
Judge p. M. Fulton, Of Wise county. Is
on business He is at Murphy's. s!s
Mr.. John w. Carter and VI fe,, ana Mt.
George +, CiraYely of Mnrtinsyillc, Va.,t
arc among ycsterday'sEs arrivals n al me
are Il Murphy $. M d 81
congressman Harry L. Maynard arrived
fnfthe cityEyestcrday5 from ashlngton. on
Ills way to his home ut I'o smout h.ig Mt
MAYNARD was SUNNI oned home on account
orSthe unexpected death of his mother IN
Tuesday night lie stop
Mt tho Richmond yesterday while IN the ll
y Judge 5Si ~. w. Old and NIr. Age
lasto, OF Norfolk. are An the City, stopping
atRthe Richmond II otel,
a MI. ID, C.. NIcComb, of Roano kc, and Mr.,
and Mrs.lJ, Norment Powell, OF Bristol,
Tenn, are among the arrivals at the Rich.
mond yesterday. gS9 3ff 3s,gi 81
. Messrs. C. B.. Barbeo and e ~ \ M. T..
of Raleigh; DR.. (. NJ. Manning
and BF.83NN. Stokes. of Durham and Mr.,
W. a. Tr,llianl.3 Of llmn ton, arc among
tho well known North Carolinians at the
Richmond yesterda VI y. s..
n Miss Nina Turner OF No. Gl9 West Cary
stay with Miss Wilde Shepperson. OF Ridge
Street, has returned home after q pleasant
Mrs. willie Gray Shepherd and daugl-
Miss Salie, left yesterday for Mrs.
Shophcrd's home, Stoneleigh, near Pal
myrn For the past month they have
.beianNvlslting relatives in Houston, Texas.
A lant(l
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s STERN HERMAN,
Richmond Man Married Yester-
day in Atlanta. s III
( Is,, e The Times lsp,atch,

lf5}@ Especial to me #Ilmcs,Dlspatch')4 ~.
n SAVANNAH, GA Jan, e5,---Alr, Leroy
b. stern, OF Richmond, Va, and Miss
Jeunnettc Herman were married here to-
night, Tho ceremony was 3performed by
Rabbi solomon at the T,emplo M \ <,
ealy The 4shers were Messps;
,Letfler, Nj, d lesple Gus llayton
and B. Meyer, with MT, Carl n. Herman
Tho bridesmaids We're iss Ddit u tobl-
son, Miss Grace Hirseh.gof Atlun II n 4 iss
MISS Carrie Store ct RiohmoTd and ss
men were Messrs.. Milton .Binswanger. OF
Richmond u. ri chel OF Richmond, Her.
bert Tfaub, Mair lJtitz, ], Dub and Ben
Goodman, of N ew York, w
pr M,sd nt the bride In the march Up tic
the BRIDE being on the aTn E Sf ,1ep
.stern1of Richmond, was best man. ftel
the ceremony the wedding guests y were =, e
De Soto. The couple left for, II ridn and
Cuba. They will make r Richmond their
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Wind FIFTY Ell Miles.
tBy Associated q g, Pre i


NoRFo Al, JtLil. 25.-Norfo ~ Sl y
In the era sp OF q blizzard o-ngilt and the
te1nperature6is heading for the zero mark i;
VIII, stead drops. { "a fifty-mi1cE wind IS
blowing q dense fall OF powde cred snow!
through tho streets and traf fic. is almost
suspended. Aside from the wreck OF the
small bay trading schooner ohm AN Rus Gus
sell Eat Scwall's I'oint,&t this mor1ing.5ro
marine disasters OF corse quencea has been
Son3Stho shores OF the ilarbor. " The Rus
sell, coal laden. dragged llerfanchor and
struck bottom Mt 5Ho.clock this morning.
Snc Immediately became wa ter Il eyed
and iiersS crew OF three were 4 aided In
reaching the shore D yam q ssociated Press
correspondent and ottets IlcWpsape s
man. who reached the scene four hours
}after8thc boat struck. ZIP TO that tome!
the people on board had beet helplc on
an ice-coatcd deck, $5j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
BLIZZARD DRIVES
VISITORS ] { INDOORS NJ !! ! D 4 5.
Weather Had Marked Eff ct, on.
Attendance in Congress
S4sS Y esterd day.

From Our r ocular Corrcspondent.)
:sltyYsiSH1NGTON,s y, u CT JAM Is. - mis-
has been otlc OF the worst do VS. III recent
years in washington, the wind and snow
and exceedingly, low tenn erat tire, trans :!
forming The city into ono many dcgrecs
rho wea thor had q md rk--
ed effect on the attendance on both the
.senntc and House Sides and when noon
arrived, there was barely d quorum pres
stnt iii either branch. VI Tie number 81
Visitors ut the Capitol was a iso ur1 usual
5ly small. Tho correspondents Of after
noon pa pers enjoyed d II hol day n y i most
eases, the wires being so dlsarrangel
that stelcgrnphng was i npossible.
Colonel Harry Libbey, Of the Second lii
District, former amber OF 81 Congress-
lad promised the corrcspo Tint he
would have 81 barrel % oysters sent g
tie House press gallery to- day & " here
they would BIZ served for the benefit 5 OF
the newspaper 4 men and Y their% friends
but the Norfolk boat al .$Ilo t arrive ~,
time to allow he oys ters to be i opened.
to- day and the correspondents will OH x
,joygtllem Tomorrow. Colonel Libbey has
been iii B the habit OF sending "a barrel
sof Virginia oyst ers to he men IN l!t the
congressional gallery every Winter for
several years, NJ though they "a He'd to a n
rive last year. VI ~ 5ssS 81
~
something to say to- day concerning the
further announcement of Lieutenant
Governor Willard to-day; that lie would
be Il candidate forsthe nomination to the
governorship. Tho consensus OF opinion
lis that 1t is5n strong letter, and one like
.lyBto5 make votes for the aspiring young
Democrat. 5$s ..f, y iFj
IA The postoffice fappropria ton bill which
will be before the House next wee k,g WI ~
1t Ii understood. con In the usual Item
OF 81 AZ 900 TO The otithcrn Railway f0r
last mai, service to the South. This item
"a fought every year. Last year II won
by only six votes. a II No Virginin dele
Eationsvotcd for the appropriate ton, save
Mcssrs. Jones and Rixey. 70 & Captain
Lamb IS duo much OF the credit for , .es
rassagc OF tho BILL conAining the Item
as he spoke for 1t and worked zealously.
In its behalf. &, s IA
Senator Martin. who Is one Of the SEN
ito conferecs ION tho war claims BILL
which passed tho Senate a few days
ago. FwIth5many amend ITS, said to day,
he thought the chances were good for no
blllSat this session. It means tho pa y -
ment Of. thousands Of dollars to Southern
people whose property was damaged by
United States troops after the close or
the war between tho States. he 4 Dill
will also contain the claims OF citizens
OF Manassas 4 whose property vas de-
stroyed or damaged by soldiers during
the Spanish war. ,s3 3ls &; rs
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'B0WDEN7 MAKES.
NEW.M|'IL.E.R' RECORD :.
lin 1oo-Horse Power Machine
st Clipped Fotir& ind Four-fifths ii
Seconds From Old Record.
OFFICIAL TINE WAS GELS
Mcdonald Made Another Splcnl-
eliel5RtillSaild Came Near AZ
IL lvinilit1g

IlBx 1,res,ss!.l..

4
| OIaN1o ND, III A., Jan. 25 .----Thc tnl.ei,d
I@ofstlie northerlrbl blizzard sWooped down l!r
sOrirond- Daytonn beach this 8 D fternooi,,
and while II chilled five thousand spec
tntors to tho bone. IT did not prevent some
sof the fast cars from smashing to pieces.
all OF tho worlds lone-nlilc records. "
rho day broke clear and cold, with d.
nortll#by northwest wind. that increased
III velocity until It reached fully twenty
five miles an hour, almost strai ghti doWli
|3the@.co,irse. The high wind Il caused 4. 4, q
fEoDtpSnerileilt of he event for an hour,
| q wing to 1hcSngi and IT. was tier
I 2 o'clock 5whep tho races began. Il
even was the one mile tirt,c
|3triuls James T.. Breeze, III Elis 1s-horse-
power, was the first starter, but his time
was not recorded. iSis S ~ N {53ss
Nv. IN X. Vanderbilt. JraS in his new 90
horse power. next ran and covered the dis
lance Iii :42 3-5. Louis s. Ross, In his
al-horse- 20 yycr steamer built according to
Ills ldcns for speed, wa s. next sen t away,
and the mile was made In :3S seconds flat,
one second under the worlds record made,
by Mr.. Vanderbilt in his 90 horse power
on the Ormond- Daytona beach one year,
ago .$3 Mr.. Ross held thefrecord but q short
time. a rthur N y. "a nj Donald, N the young
Eng lishman, who trimmed down IL the
world s "A fiYe-tnile record yesterday from
1881 2-5 to 3:17, in his 9O-horsc- power, went
ava y at 4 top speed and crossed the mile
tape in 81 Pc Or q 3-5 seconds better than
the Vanderbilt record of last year. si
s Edward r.. Thomas, In his 90 horse pow
or, was expected to do It under 40, but
lie made In 40 rs seconds. sl5
al B. & H. Stanley, in his 90 horse power
got al mark of only A To- III HI S
s52 NJ. ~ Bernln. driving ". Gould Brokaw's
6O-horse- power. covered the$milc In 45 sec
Eonds. Mr.. Breeze took a try with his
j18-horsc- power, and scored If :O3 IL FIe
also ran his IS horne 20 wer machine and
made the mile In :53 rs. AZ
81 t remained for IL L. Bowdcn, in his 100
3horse-power I, to Y outstrip The field. 5a3 NJ =,
sBowden vent ava 81 a Il q record breaking
gait, and It'll was long before the pistols
reports OF the start and finish Only "a Us
seconds was the time, clipping 7 he record
down ! as seconds. n record which no one
expects to be eqnallcd in this years meet
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