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New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
FEW CUP CARS OUT.
Lancia Makes Fast Round-Shght
accident to Mercedes.

only five foreign drivers took advantage OF the
oPehlng OF the Vanderbilt Cup course TOT pr@ctice
yesterday morning. although the condluons were
hshly favorable. Lancia ana Nazzaro' IN rat
cars: Elliott T. Shepard in n HotChkiss; Jenatzy.
In a Mercedes and Babry in an Itala- were the
ones 10 make q round. Cagno, who Will drive the
other italia machine. went over the circuit IN
touring car
Of them are undergoing alterations. Fabry was
the only driver that male two rounds In 20 and
l12 minutes, respectively. Lancia made the fast
est time covering the 2971 miles IN go minutes and
% seconds Nazzaro went the distance in 81 min
utes and 40 seconds Shepard covered circuit in
Robert Graves, who owns one Of the big Mer-
cedes cars, went round with Jenatzys They had a
panotTred tirs The bursting tire made report
that could be hears some dista'ce Jenatzy brought
the car to stop and was busy for some time put
ting a The accident prevented MS
s sad that S the the Mercedes car that George
McKesson Browne has entered in the race is more
than q hundred pounds overweight. The car that
Shepard drove Yesterday morning was the same
lie Bl0n drove in the Grand Prix Shepard says
that the the course, In his opinion,
is where the North Hampstead Pike leads into
mind the turns. and fully confirmed this assertion
by the way he took them, 1- .b.. er,,snoa
third in the elimination trials. was undergoing
$50 pounds lighter Christie said that he expects
the car to do Jap in better than 80 minutes
Bulls Head yesterday. over the disqualification of
I4ytie The Pope-Toledo car was considered one OF
Colonel Albert a. Pope. OF the Pope Motor Car
Company, issued the following statement yesterday
with reference to the decision of the Vanderbilt
Cup commission by WHICH the Pope-Toledo car was
disqualified from q posi- ion the American team
in the cup October 6. after coming in fourth
in the elimination
We are. OF course, disappointed. Our car, We
think. clearly exhibited its merits in the elimina-
ton race. and the causes which led up to the
technical disqualification such as might occur
any machine, matter how well or how thor
oughly equipped with every modern safeguard
against accident.
The reason for the of the touring in start
ing the racing car was that the accident to the
tires and the sudden shock Of the wheels coming
in contact with the road temporarily displaced tho
guard the point where the starting crank is con-
nected with the shaft, and il impossible to use
the starting crank This could have been corrected
in a few minutes had people idea that the
Of the touring would disqualify our car.
However, fully satisfied with the ruling Of
the commission. We had nothing to disguise or
conceal from the judges Our car has been sent
back 10 Hartford to he entirely reconstructed and
overhaued for the next race Instead of one car
IN the next race, Will have three.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
PLANS FOR AERO CLUB SHOW.
Annual Exhibition Will Be More Comprehen-
sive This Year Than Last.

The second annual exhibition Of the Aero Club.
which will be held in conjunction with the auto
mobile show OF the Automobile Club of America
nj the Grand Central Palace December /. Will
e,,rnoss any similar exhibit ever held in this coun-
nv Nothing that be procured will be
reglected if II VIII in any add to tho general in
teTest and practical application of the exhibit
since the Aero Club was formed scarcely a year
- crnsldera ble progress has been made in max
iSs banooning sport. The exhibit Will include
nj as moving pictures taken from balloon baskets
w. y-iU also be pictures of ascents abroad in
l,,i,z moving pictures OF the international bal
aoG race FOR the Gordon Bennett Cup in France in
Wh'Gn ", sa,+os- T Dur1ont and Frank s. Lahn.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
NO WARRANT FOR MORMON HEAD.
Utah Court Decides That Complaint Against
Joseph Smith Is Indefinite

Salt Lake City. Sept. 2G-Judge Armstrong. in
the District Court. decided to-day that PaIley
P Christensen, County Attorney. could not he
compelled TO issue warrant for the arrest OF
President Joseph Smith a complaint sworn
TO by Charles Mostyn owen. charging the head
OF the Mormon Church with statutory offence.
The court was Of the opinion that the COM
plant sworn 10 by owen indefinite. and It'd
not show that Mary Schwartz Smith. whose re-
lations with the president formed the ground
or the complaint, not his legal wife.
Mr. Owen says he Will take other steps 10
compel the issuance OF a warrant against FreSl-
dent Smith who is In New York at the present
time.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

punching Of hits. two bad throws and passed
ball in the third inning gave the Giants five runs
and a victory over Cincinnati at the Polo Grounds
yesterday by a score Of s to 4.
Strang started the winning procession In this in
ming with double and advanced on TayIor's sacri-
fee. Shannon worked squeeze play which
Strang scored. LObert's wild throw advanced
shannon to second, and he got 10 third on Brown S
safe bunt Seymour hit 10 Deal who sent the ball
10 the plate in time 70 put out Shannon Browne
and Seymour advanced on passed ball Bresnahan
was hit by pitched ball filling the bases. and then
Devlin cleared them with a double. On a Wild
throw Devlin got to third and came home on Nc
Gann's safe bunt
Taylor pitched for seven innings. when he was
relieved by Wiltse. The game was interesting and
score follows
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
sNAPPY PRACTICE AT PRINCETON.
Dillon Makes Long Run Through Broken
Field for Touchdown.
IBy Telegraph to Tho Tribune.

snappy football practice to-day. and scored twice
in the fifteen minutes scrimmage work. Jim
Cooney was out for the first time, and tried
guard, where he played aggressive game.
Eddie Dillon the clever little quarterback OF last
season played a brilliant game his old position.
making several long runs.
After the usual preliminary work the scrub team
kicked off and the varsity did some powerful rush
ing before the ball went TO the scrub. On q punt
Eddie Dillon got the ball and made clever run of
thirty-fve yards through broken field for touch
down.
Tfbbott last years kicking back. showed i'm
prOvenent to-day. Harland did some good drop
kickinC but Mccormick will undoubtedly be the
Tigers kicker this year. With Cooney at guard
Herring AT tackle and Captain Dillon and Stannard
on the other side, the line to-day appeared en-
cnura ginglV strong.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
LIEUTENANT CAULFIELD DISCHARGED.
Philippine Scouts Officer Not Heard from
Since San Francisco Disaster.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 26-Orders have been pub
nshed by the War Department announcing the dis
charge from the service OF the United States oe
First Lieutenant Louis E Cauleld. OF the Philip
pine scouts At the time OF the earthquake IN San
Francisco Lieutenant Caulfeld was on leavs OF
absence in that city, and he has not been heard
from since II is feared ne may have been ono OF
the victims of that disaster. He was a native OF
New York. and served IN the Sth Infantry with
credit during the Spanish American var. ne took
b5rornoted 10 a first neutenancy and transferred TO
he Infantry.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
YALE sOPHs BEAT FRESHMEN.

New Haven. Sept. 26-The Yale sophonores
won tho annual wrestling bouts with the fresh
man class here tonight the Yale campus. tax
ing the light and middle weight matches The
heavy weight match wes draw. The annual rush
between the sophorores and freshmen was omitted
this year The summaries follow:
IJrbtweicht-Ceoree Richardson 10. Auburn,
n 2 vs. Seward Webb. Jr.. 90. New York. First
match drawn; Webb took second and third
Middleweght-Clark Mitchell. 90. Denver, Col,
VS. Curtiss Platt. 10 Scrantoa. Penn. Mitchell won
two straight falls.
vs. I,eonard Parks 90. Cleveland. Parks secured
first fall. the second was drawn; Coy TOOK thrd
fail.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
Golf TOURNAMENT FOR GOLD MEDAL

,,,a +ueleth annual tournament for the George
-, ,,oId medal viii be played at the Richmond
- IN. - country Club on Saturday. The medal
GOES to the player returning the best score IN the
IS hole qualifying round d OF the club champion
sp sn5 ysa Sa hst sixteen wi continue
malch '2r-IInier. The previous winners OF the
Hunter mdid6 msd%t l9HsS5 $50 L b soddart css. Georr.
n l. p i5s Z 3 5t9i @ tart qSs James
Fa,f 3 d%as WIS a; 3S 9as A Z F. EReS.s39 Ra9a
g99l3' g4' Puf H Thomas QsoD and Chariea T. Stout
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
sIOssoN MAKES HIGH AVERAGE.

In preparation for his match with George Sutton
for the worlds billiard championship at lS2 oaik-
line on October IS, George r. Slosson completed
string OF 400 carros yesterday. with average OF
50 az SIosson played in his room against Harry
Cline the Philadelphia professional, who played
against Slosson as his trial horse at the time he
won the championship last spring The student,
cOmDleted his string yesterday but continued
counting displaying a delicate nursing stroke and
finished the run at I57 only by missing a difficult
bot m he cushion.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
MR.. PLAr1 CALLS IN EXPRESS FRANKS

LBy Telegraph to The Trtbunel
Lincoln. Neb., Sept. Ex-senator Platt. presi-
dent Of the United States Express Company. has
sent letters 10 all Nebraska Congressman hold
ing franks on his express lines. asking that ths
franks be returned TO the express company.
State officials. we'll others holding franks
on the United States Express lines. have also
received similar letters from Senator PlaIr
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

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New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
AUTOMOBILE NEWS AND NOTES.

The Panhard that George Heath will drive
IN the Vanderbilt Cup race and another TO be used
in case Of emergency were shipped to the course
last night Heath will practise in his racer to-day.
Wagner. who Will drive the Darracq car in the
race, arrived at Montreal yesterday He left there
last night and will be at the course to-day
Albert Clement, who will drive the Clement car
in the big race, will arrive from France Fri
day. He was second in the first Vanderbilt Cup
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
SAVES LIVES ON PIXIES PEAK.
Soldier Rescues Woman and Boy from Snow
Other Persons Missing.
rBv Telegraph 70 The tribune J

Summit Of Pixies Peak. Col. Sept 26-Privaes
Pulland. Of the 18th Battery, field artillery
saved the lives Of Harry Bodie, twelve years
old. and Mrs. Allie Orrison. Of Colorado springs.
this morning they having fallen IN the snow
from, exhaustion after tramping through last
r5gb+,s storm from Manitou 20 within half
mile of the summit of Pixies Peak
Puland was one OF searching party which
left here at dawn after hearing that several
women and children were caught in the storm
on their way UP the peak last night One woman
and her child are still missing and several other
persons were rescued by the relief party.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
LANCIA ARRESTED FOR SPEEDING.
Fined $40 for Running His Car at Thirty
five Miles an Hour.

Mneola. Long Island, SEPT 9-Realizing that
some Of the men who 10 drive racing in
the Vanderbilt Cup might make attempt TO
speed law, Sheriff GilGersleeve kept his deputies
the course until after midnight, tnd, a result,
several arrests made.
About midnight Lancia with his Fiat car came
out and started for Garden City from Jericho. AS
he was speeding along Franklin the deputies
halted his car and told him he violating Jhe
speed law. He was travelling about thirty-hve
miles On hour. He pleaded guilty before Justios
Tates and was hned $40. which no paid.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
FOSTER MAKES FIRST TOUCHDOWN.
Harvard Captain Scores in Fast, Open
Practice at Cambridge.
LRy Telegraph to The Tribune J

Cambridge Mass. Sept. 26-Captain Foster OF
Harvard scored the first touchdown Of the year on
soldiers, Field this afternoon IN a hfteen-minute
half marked by dashing open play and considerable
use of the short quarterback kick. The single for
ward pass tried by the varsity failed TO gain.
Wendsu was at right half the varsity, and
played with great speed The second team failed
to AXE the required ten yards for a first down at
any time Wnldy Pierce, a varsity guard last year,
reported TO-DAY 1t was thought that he would be
debarred by scholarship difficulties
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
EIGHT KILLED I'M MEXICAN WRECK.

FL Paso. Tex, Sept. 26-Eight men were killed in
collision between TWO freight trains the Next
can Central Railroad near Callego Mexico. this
afternoon. O. Fl. Bacon and John Mcaughe, con-
ductOrs, among the dead.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
INSURANCE swINDLERs CONVICTED

City of Mexico Sept 26-Of twenty defend-
ants charged with swindling New York life In
svrance companies. four were convicted yester-
day. They received sentences ranging rrom
eleven months 10 four years Imprisonment The
frauds involved approximately $3OOOOo
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
SAN FRANCISCO MEN INVEST ssoco.ooo.

San Francisco, Sept 2S-"The Cali says to-day
that San Francisco capitalists have purchased the
IS OO0OOo OF United Railroad bonds held In the East
Olfr ~ rhe Se otG00O original issue Or this issue
atort so Og0 ~ was taken here. that the whole
iss,,e Is now in the possession CT San Francisco
capita lists.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

'f'n''ass made snow O; ths other TWO. King
Or - ~ t1ane.cAp. co- thr-e year -olas s1O
---e-s- H.nssr. b.. L ~ Ben Erl.h-ErIrx 5
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
BIG DAY AT MINEOLA.
Society to attend Far IN Force for
Horse Shoe.

Mineola, Long Island, Sept. 20 (5pec.aD.-This was
the second day Of the Queens-Nassau County Fair
About ten thousand persons attended. A sprinklinx
or society was present Tomorrow the horse show
VIII be held. and society from all the surrounding
country will be there IN traps. four-in-hands ana
automobiles The management has erected more
boxes, and ring has been made where formerly
the horses were shown grass and turf
among those who have engaged boxes are r. p.
whitney. H b Duryea. Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock
Two boxes Mrs Reginald Brooks z. d. Morgan.
MIS- Robert Ba~on, A Bachelor, Mrs. ". g. El-
hot'' Paul D. Cravath. r L. Patterson T. s. Have
meyer Mrs Charles H. HYDE Samuel wiIletts.
. van Schs-alt and Mrs. N S. BurrilL 4 large
parking space has been engaged and here the nu-
herous traps will be placed facing the grandstand.
The crowd to-day came to see the races and meet
old friends Four races the programme,
and IN each case IL wakover for the favorits.
The lEss wzs running for Ganaways. which
aroused much interest Singleton Van 5chaick's
Blue Print beat the hag about five lengths and
came home an easy winner by five lengths.
This year the association is much more LIBERAL
with prizes in the trotting classes than usual and
this has attracted several good horses 70 the track
During the week there will be three for 81 900
each. and there will be much interest in them. as
Of the best horses from the Grand Circuit viii
compete
The summaries Of the races follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
HOBART BEATEN At FOOTBALL.
Syracuse Runs Up Big scOre-Indians Win
from Villa Nova.

Syracuse Sept %.-Syracuse University defeated
Hobart College in the first football game OF the
season here to-day by a score Of IS TO g. The
y,ieitors were much lighter than the home players
and were not expected TO score In the second half
b0vrever Richards their left tackle. seized the ball
after a tumble and ran from midheld for a touch
down afterward kicking the goal
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
THE sUPERBAs BOW TO CHICAGO.

The new champions Of the National League had
little trouble IN defeating Brooklyn yesterday at
Washington Park by a score OF u to I. The
visitors batted Eason out of the box in the sec
ond inning, and Whiting. who succeeded him,
could not prevent further scoring. The score fol-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
PITTsBURG WINS TWO GAMES

At Philadelphia (frst game)- r. HE
Pih5i5sSgFS Phifs9sIsSnis .::::5 ::::5 g : :
misunderstanding. Willis and Phelps; Philadel-
phia Richie and Doom and Crist.
(Second game)- r H Z
FbiisSS#Sn.s Ff5fsssFS .,.:::::::S 1865 8 j
Called in sixth inning. darkness)
Batteries-Pittsburg. Leifeld and Peitzi Phila-
ODay,
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
NEW FIELD HOUSE AT BROWN.

lBy Telegraph The Tribune ]
Providence. Sept. 2s.-Edgar L. Marston. OF New
York father Of the manager OF the Brown College
track team has offered build new athIetlc
field house for the college.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York. 6; Cincinnati Pitsburg 6: Philadelphia.
Chicago IL; Brooklyn 4 tsecond game).
Pittsburg 81 Philadelphia o. St Louis g. Boston. g.
(irst gamer.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
eusso-cHlNssE BANK HERE.

ST Petersburg Sept 2S.-It announced to-
dav that tho Russo Chinese Bank would open .
branch in New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
CHICAGO, 2: BOSTON. 0.

At BOstOn- Y, II .,
G6s3as 66GSso .::::..:S .:::.:::.S "a : :
Batteries-Chicago. Walsh and Sullivan Boston
Connolly
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit 2 New York. o. Cleveland 5: philadelphia g.
Chicago. 2: Boston. O. ST Louis s; WashIngton, !.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

Carlisle. Penn. Sept. 2s.-Ths Carlisle Indian
football team defeated Villa Nova to-day by score
of To Q.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

Earned runs-Brookyu g. chicago. z Two-oass hits
Hoffman, steinfeld, Overall Jordan Home uns-Sehulte
Jordan Hits Eason 10 IN and two-thlrds innings
Sacrifice hIts-Gesser Evers Seinfeld 2
Tinker Double pIay-LeTs Apermar- Left on bases
CHICAGO, Z; Brooklyn II. First tase on balls-Oft
Whiting Struck out-By Whiting, +; BY Overall. 4
Passed baIl-Walsh. Time. As Umpire Emshe
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
ST. LOUIS. s; WASHINGTON.

At st; Louis R HE
St. Louis is-.......o 0 Ks 8 o
Batteries-St Louis Powell and O'Connor: Wash
ington, Hardy and Wakefield Umpre-SheridaT-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
ST. LOUIS. 6; BOSTON. 3.

At Boston K p Z
s6std6 So tdouis.......S as.......S 20 -S . 4
Batteries-St. Louis. McGlynn and Noonan; Bos-
ton. Cameron. Dolan and O'Neil- Cmpires-Con-
way and Supple
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

Batted for Mcguire in eighth inning tBatted Hogg
in eighth inning
Detroit :..................-2 x-2
Ne" York .....-.....-.....-.O o o o o o o o 90
on Hogg IN innings Two-bass hit
@ ooasnn sacrifice hits-coughlin OIeaIy. Hogg Base
York, g. Struck out-By Eubanks s: by Hogg. 1 Double
Pays-O Leary. Schaefer and Lindsay; Schaefer
Lindsay. Time lao. Umpire. Hurst
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yankees, Beaten Again, Lose More
Ground IN Pennant Race.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Sew York at Detroit Washington at ST Ioui.
Boston at Chicago. Philadeiphia AZ cleveland
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Beat Cincinnati by Batting
Rally in Third Inning,
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.


Cincinnati at New York ST Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn Pfttsburg Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

First base on errors-clncurat. 2 Left on bases
New York Cincinnati. Q. First base balls-OT
Taylor 2; OF Hall Struck out-By Taylor. 4; by Hall.
2. Two-base hts-Deviu and Strang. Sacrifice hits
TAYLOR, bases-McCIann. Strang
and Higgins. Double playsCorcoran, Deal and Lobert;
Corcoran and Higgins. Hit by pitcher-By Hall l.
Passed baI-Schlei Hits-O Taylor in innings;
Of wiltse, IN innings. Umpires-Kleul and Car
Time.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
CLEVELAND. &; PHILADELPHIA =

NI1IlF I-I1+A-NIJ FT1ILAADLLEt1IA. 3.
At Cleveland R H z
Philadelphia 30 0-f 2
Batteries-Cleveand. joss and Clark and Bemis:
Philadelphia Dygert and Berry; Shuman and
Byrnes Cmpire-Evans.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

- -. Grounds To-day. $3.50 r. M.-Gisnts
tnsehnli. LoiO girc. .EEgtl Adm Se3
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27


Trust FUNDS. TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING cERrI-
FICATES.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington sept s6-The condition OF thu
Treasury at the beginning OF business to-day was
follows:
RESERVE FUND.
C,ord co,r and bullion .....-....-...-.. si50Oooooo
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

Iarsnan followed the pace closely and hung
Rapid water. carried vide NJ paddock turn.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
NEW YORK

sBatted for Taylor the seventh inning tEatted fox
Hall IN the ninth inning
Cincinnati ............-.... o 2 0 I o /
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

= s1sIc "'tHais. - IN danger
I.
- 80 y. '~"+@''''o'
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

'Batted for Whiting in ninth inning
G36oE2, Gn6SSgo '..'......:......,. .:. u
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

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