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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-28
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-28

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-28
No Reception.

n No rccep,.on will follow the mar
riage of Miss Elizabeth Nottingham
lUpshur to Mr.. George Benson on the
18th instant, in st. James Church. The
bride and groom will leave immediate-
ly after the ceremony for a bridal tour
and will be .at home after January
list, at No. 1881 West Grace Street.
Wedding In Historic Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-28

mont,. is registered ut tho Lorraine
Hotel, Norfolk. Va.
Mrs Mary Anne Downman, ot Idle
WIG, lleqr y fredericksburg. is the
guest Of her daushtcr, Mrs. Marion j.
,pllm'nock, on West Grace Street.
Miss Rebecca. u Glover is spending
Thanksgiving in Richmond.
Mrs, T, @. sKeesee, OF ttlsNcIty, is a
guest In Norfolk.
Miss Alice N. Parker is absent from
tho city for the holidays.
Miss Ellaabeth Robins Is expected
to return shortly from Newport Ncws
Mrs. John Antrim, of Norfolk. is
the guest of her mother. Mrs. Is, u
Savage this week.
3 Mrs, John NJ. BLADES. OF Baltimors.
Nd. Is Visiting Mrs, Floyd j. Parker.
of ZIG East Marshall Street.
Misses Alice and WannS Noble and
Mr.. w, D. Gates. all Of this city, are
attending the exposition this week.
Miss Eta Atkins, OF characteristics
has arrived In the city, to attend thu
O'Irlaherty.Carne wedding, which
will be celebrated next week,
Mr.. and Mrs, John Mercer. OF Wil-
llamsburg, are guests Of Mrs, Herbert
L!ghttoot in3Newport News.
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. NJ, Mccullough have.
returned to Norfoll, after a cruise on
their yacht "The Virginia." Ss8
Miss Rebecca Leigh OF Halifax. is
the guest of relatives IN Richmond,
Miss Mary Timer IL attending the
educational association q III Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-28
nlaek,yclI-Gury|..

A wedding attended by large num-
Dor Of relatlyes and friends was that
sof. Miss Lola BYRD Ga M;' daAslltsr Of
1907 East Grace street, to pr. d. Thomas
blackwell. son OF thu late Mr.. \. ~.
Blackwell and Mrs, blackwell, on yes-l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-28
Seaside House Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Nash entertained
a house party last week in their cot
tage on Willoughby Beach. compli-
mentary to l1iss Elizabeth Bryan, OF
Yorktown. Va, and Miss Grlzelle Null
len, of Petersburg. Other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Nicholson. Misses
Belle Nash. Sophie Nash. and Messrs.
Thomas Hume, James Proctor, William
Portlocls. Stonewall Nash and Howard
Wemnle. 4s4 ial.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
WIND AIDED GARRELS.
l. A. A. A. Refuses to Accept Hurdle Record
of Michigans Star Track Athlete.

The adjourned meeting Of the executive commit
tee and advisory board OF the intercollegiate As
soCaton Of Amateur Athletes Of America held
yesterday afternoon at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
President John J. Rowe OF Harvard, presided.
Six new records made at the last track and field
meet OF the association in the Harvard Stadium
last spring accepted and made OF record. one
being rejected.
The only record which failed to pass muster Wa ;
that made by the University Of Michigan star John
c. Carols. In the high hurdles. Although tho
watches showed l. 10 seconds for that event the
record was rejected, because the board ruled that
Garrcls had been helped by n strong wind which
was blowing down the stretch
The accepted records were. Mile run. 40 3-5. by
HaskHs. OF Pennsylvania; 40 yard dash, O.iS 4-5,
by Taylor. Of Pennsylvania; two-me run. 9,3i -,
by Rowe. OF Michigan; high jump. feet ga inches
by Moitit. OF Pennsy ylvania: shot put - feet Oh
inches. by Krueger - Swarthmore. and the pole
vault, II feet l12. inches. by Dray of Yale
tn" report on attendance and receipts Or the an
nual track and field meet heard and approved.
Manager Greczes giving the attendance for the two
days 6556, and the net profit $i2iS 49. which
is the highest amount made at any meeting
OF the association.
II decided that hereafter intercolleg giate
cross country running would be governed by tho
/. G. \. \. \. a. thus winding up the old Inter
collegiate Cross Country Association.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
Public Service Commission and Police MAY
Act in Concert to Relieve Traffic.

The Public Service Commission has requested
Commissioner James w Stevenson of the Bridge
Department to exclude heavily loaded trucks and
wagons from the Brooklyn Bridge I'm the rush
hours This could not he done. however, without
the consent and aid of the Police Department
Chief Engineer Martin saw Commissioner Bingham
and other police officials yesterday. AS a result
in the afternoon they made inspection of bridge
traffic conditions lasting from o'clock until nearly
Z. 1t is understood that orders covering situa-
tion will he issued n result.
The commission had addressed letters to business
firms in the city regarding bridge conditions and
had received few answers. One firm in particular
has caused blockades by sending heavily loaded
trucks over the structure. These would eventually
get the tracks and would have to be prac-
tically showed across the bridge by the cars That
this done by design has been suspected by Off
cias of the commission who have made a study OF
the situation. Such condition will be done away
with If the Police Department acts in concert with
the commission is expected
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
ANOTHER CHANCE FOR NASSAU.
Synod Gives Presbytery Year to Show
Its Ability.

The Presbyterian Synod at yesterdays meeting
Brooklyn. decided to give the Nassau Presbytery
another year to show what II can do. A move
ment has long been under way 10 have this BODY
united with the Brooklyn Presbytery for prosecut-
ing the work of chutch extension in Queens. AT
present the Nassau Presbytery cannot raise enough
money 10 provide for Queens. and the BroOklynites
believe that they should be permitted 10 aid Ii
the work The synod decided TO put the case IN
the hands of a committee of five.
a report was made by the Rev. c. A Richmond
of Albany upon Home Missions" He contrasted
the spectacle presented by Chinese viceroy VINO
ordered the New Testament read in the schools
with that OF the teachers IN the Empire State. VINO
dare not repeat the Lords Prayer read the New
Testament in school, The Rev. J. A Mailman
rose at this point and said that the report could
not apply Shelter Island. for the New Testament
was read there in the schools
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
ON COLLEGE GRIDIRONS.
YALE READY FOR ARNl
Harvard Team off for annapolis
JVork of Other EleUens.
Rv Teleeraph 10 The Tribunel

>-. Haven Oct 1T-After twenty minute
ecrinmage with the scrubs to-day Cdp'
Rigelow announced the Yale Hhe-uP Io' "a
Ivest Point game on Saturday as follows; LNr1
end Howard Jones; left tackle, Palse' rei1
guard Brides; centre, Cooncy; Ts"t s"
GoebeI; right tackle, Captain BSloW' rlSIiC -
Turcb. quarterback, Tad Jones; leII hti4 ~
U,,,lie. RIGHT haIfback, Murphy; fullpach' 10y
poi,,e who turned his ankle Monday. was
bocl, in the play and will be able to line up at
left tackle Saturday. BOnar has beeIl h@e'lUlG
lightly since his head was cut last "eeA ~ ~, -
vas in the signal drill and will take Murphy
place in the second half. The game WIN 'no
rro,- will nrobably decide whether Bonar oI
Fred Murphy gets first call for the Harvard ar"
Princeton games at right halfback BoIhai, N"o
was on the second eleven last year, is raster
runner and better dodger than Murphy ana Is
also a clever drop kicker. Murphy IS heavier
however; a better defensive player. and handles
forward passes well. II Yale can secure Win
ming lead in the first half Dimes Will succeed ldu
Jones at quarterback after inteTmlsslon but thiS
is generally condition which does not arise at
West Point Last year Yale beat West Point. I'D
to g. Captain Biglow kicking the goal from
placement which for Yale after playing
time had elapsed.
In the practice to-day the varsity scored
three touchdOwns against the scrub Philbin,
NIurphy and Burch going over the line. The last
named scored after getting the ball on an on
side kick and running forty yards. The coaches
did not spare the and the work was fast
and hard.
The players reported at the gymnasium to-
night for long signal drill in secret. The team
will leave hero tomorrow afternoon and spend
the night in New York, going UP to West Point
Saturday morning Mack. the trainer, predicted
tonight that the score would be II to q in favor
Of Yale.
The Yale football officials have invited Captain
Parker of Harvard and Joshua Crane, the head
coach to stop off in New Haven on Monday on
their way back from Annapolis 10 complete ar
rangementS for the annual game
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS
Fast Ran from Boston to Nezc York,
by Premier Chr

a rena arkaby fast was made vestarda,, e-,-
t COsuIn 20 thiS city by Ray Mcnamara il, = o.
To- - we Premier roadster. Mcnamara left Foe
At -, DO a ia, ana pulled up at Columbus Circle
40 O. -'i p m The bonnet and high snead -
on ,b eliea d ana lhe car took the many steep hjls
accursc,- os 81, ne machine worked with the
OuIdCy OF a clock and not a single aai,-e+. !.
VIZ necessary If Il had not been for the Sa. ~ :
.ss o1I OF more than FIVE miles had to ba r,al7 = :
-, Conn on account Of torn up roads sti
-, o-iiT would nave been made The car efartai
"syaeA ~ LOT BOSTON AT 2:2S p. m George preeto 80 I
onj,t $50 Nlc-Nanlara on the The latter is
fa,1e d. sz years OF age, and gained considerable
lAe 10y driving the Premier pilot car so nj; a.
the Glidden tour last summer ~ % wei IN
- "Ilolesale demonstration OF new 1908 models b =
arranged as A preliminary to the bip eb " - =
aliSoh sa' square Garden that opens Two 49,, ~
a-..s5 aIuIoay. The demonstration trip has hoer
- -.iseo py the show committee of the Aeelo,a,i.
y licensed Automobile Manufacturers for NJo5,
stato WIZ De made from 10th street ans 60,
-. -.1e' .New York. at Il a. IN. and Tho t,,H. -
PCt4' VIII De at the Beaux Arts 4Jnti1yt " /, iiIis
-S'0u' Where luncheon viii be served ' --'''e
ise j. Grossm2n has been apnoirtod -,
sent lor the Cadillac Motor Car Connan,. 80 az
County. yin ana Westchester
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
BARTLETT AND WHITNEY TO RUN
Time Expires for Withdrawing of Names IN
Bay State-Hearing Goes On.

Boston. Oct. 1.-THE time for withdrawal OF
names OF persons nominated for state officers e1-
pired at p. n. to-day, but there were no changes
the various state tickets. and both Generai
Charles W. Bartlett OF Newton and Henry NJ
Whitney. OF BroOkline. will appear as candidates
for Governor at the November election The Baliot
Law Commission will report 10 the Secretary OF
State some time tomorrow forenoon as 10 whether
the word Democratic shall appear after the mans
OF one of the candidates the result OF the hear
Ing now in progress on the recent conVentlOI a.
SDrtngfied. when both nominated Noiiiit-
tion papers, however have been filed for both Ine
Just before the office of the Secretary or Ss,e s.o
closed to-day nomination papers for John b -. 80
fled
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
MISS HALL WINS AT MoRRIsTowN.
ERy Telegraph TO The Trlbane.l

Norristown. y J.. oct. 17-Mss Hall the
eleventh round IN the match for the cup presented
by President Ransom H. Thomas at the Morris
County Golf Club to-day. She was l down 20
boyle and earned three points toward the cup
Mrs Vanderpool and Miss Little, tied for second
place. being > down and received one and one
half points each. Other players we're Mrs. Olcott
down; Mrs. Kellogg, down. and Miss Boycc. :
dnu
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
URGE CANADIAN FISHERIES BOARD.
Members of Halifax Board of Trade Want
Appointment by Government.

Halifax, Oct. 1.-THE fisheries committee of the
Halifax Board of Trade waited w. S Fielding
of the Canadian Cabinet. to-day. to urge the ap-
pointment by the government of a fisheries board
to work in conjunction with the Marine and Fish
cries Department in matters connected with the
betterment of the Canadian Atlantic fisheries The
depletion OF the lobster and oyster fisheries was
held to justify such appointment
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
ONLY TWO COLLEGES REPRESENTED.

Newton Mass Oct I7.-Only nine men, repre-
senting two colleges. Dartmouth and Williams. ap-
pcared at the Woodland Golf Club links day Tor
the qualifying round iu the New England inter
collegiate golf championship tournament The re-
suit Of the qualifying round follows.
II ". Stucklin. Dartmouth. 79 r ". Campbell
Williams, 81, s. Martin. Dartmouth, So. r. Jack
son Williams, SO; 4. Lichteuhcim. Williams. 81
r r Gorton. Dartmouth. Sc. J. Matless, VIII
iams; a. Lord, Dartmouth. and G. Lynde VIII
Iams 81 each.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
QUALIFYING ROUND

Non n-qualihersw; HIckoR, Harvard. s6. e A Service
ylyauia. 81 T. BALM. Princeton. -; \ Il shaw
Harvard. -. d Roberts rrincetga -, W T. Fen:
Iegge Pennsylvania, 81 W T. Dunlap. Pennsylvania
%. g Il Burton. iT. Harvard, gs.
Match pIay jrrst rnuuil-Ahbott heat Mcrr!man by
ND and 10 inlay; Ku3vles beat KemhIe by and :
10 1av. Partridge beat McAd1o by up and to play
Lyon beat Wilder by and 20 play; Van Week
heat Va DYKE hy and , 10 play, Morgan beat
West hy . up and play: Peters beat Kuschncr hy
UP and play; IIowland beat Briggs by W. 90
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
Ry Telegraph to Tho Trlbunel

Cambridge. Mass, Oct. 1I-Over a thousand
students turned out to cheer the Harvard foot
ball team on its departure for Annapolis this
evening Seldom has Harvard team received
such an enthusiastic send-off.
The varsity lined up against the second team
this afternoon in fifteen minute scrimmage,
scoring single touchdown The features of the
work was the line plunging by Apollonio and
Gray, and the clever forward passing 10 the
ends Kennard moved back to end, while
Rand and Gilbert played as halfbacks. ApOllonio
and Gray alternated at fullback. Captain Par
kcr Burr, Bird Lockwood. w Pierce and Wen
dell were not in the sCrimmage
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
SCOTCH FoURsoME

First eight tsem final round)-Miss Harley FAN
River beat Miss Elizabeth Porter Brookline. up and
play; Mrs. =. r Lenerts. Euglewood y =.
Rogers. Plairhed. 3 mp and l play.
Second eight tsem-hual round-Miss Elizabeth
crautz RdBrwood beat Miss Ruth Milne Albany. up:
Miss Elsie Trowhridge, Now Haven beat Miss =.
SChwartzwuldcr. Baltusrol. / up.
Third eight 6scmi final rouud)-Mrs. J. n. kinney.
Richmond County beat Miss X. Van Ostraud Water
town. up and play; Miss Marie Harrison. Ratusrol.
beat Mrs c. \. Woodruff. Forest Hll. Up play.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
pENNsYLvANIA's NEW TRAINING HOUSE
LIZ Teregrarh 70 Tac Trlhl

TEy Telegraph Trlbune.l
Philadelphia, oct. 1.-THE University Of Penn
sylyania Athletic Association boasts possession
OF the finest training house IN the intercollegiate
world 1t has just been erected a cost OF $50 900
by wealthy alumni. It IS being used by the var
sity football team, but viii be the home OF the
other teams also during their training seasons
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18

Mrs. L-fferts won the second and fourth holes
against Mrs Rogers. and thereafter the EngewoOd
woman always held her opponent safely. deadly
short game the match for Mrs. Lefferts. who
went out in 4S Her card showed under SIS for
the eight holes played the homeward Journey.
In the Scotch fOursome IN the afternoon Miss
Julia r. Mix, OF EngleWOOd. and Miss Ruth Milne.
of Albany, playing from scratch. returned score
Of SIS. This tied with Miss Kate Van Ostrand. of
Watertown and Miss Elsie Trowbridge of New
Haven whose card read 95-7-SS The handi-
Gaping was ably done by Mrs f. F. Sanford, of
the home club. The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
cBv Telegraph to Tho Tribune, ,

Ithaca, y. Y, oct. 17--AbOut fifteen hundred
students held mass meeting in Sibley Dome
tonight 10 practise the new football song which
Cornell rooters will use this year to help defeat
Princeton. The title, Fighting for Cornell -
was exemplihed in the spirit of the men,
The work of the football squad to-day was
hard and fast. The coaches drove the men
every minute Captain Cook was still out of
the game. and Thompson unable to take
part in the scrimmage on account OF an injured
hand. McCalie showed to advantage. and made
brilliant 40-yaTd run around the end.
FrOsch from last years freshman team, was
tried in OROUrke's place at tackle. and made a
good showing. COsgrove played in Thompson $
place at guard Gardner was back at centre on
the varsity. Although the scrub lined up
against the varsity only special plays were
practsed
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
BODY OF BROOKLYN GIRL FOUND.

The body of young was found vester-
day on Rockaway Point. and last night II was
identified as that of Miss Emma l. Archer, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman L. Archer. Of
No. Z5 Sterling Place, Brooklyn who had been
missing since October 2
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
THE YANk.

In recent years we've heard so much
or the man who has a pull"
Ihat the terms at last becoming somewhat ranE.
for the sake. then, of variety
And OF having something new
Let us speak now OF the man who has a ''yanlS
Army and Navy Life
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
TEWPUS FUGIT BEATEN.
Goes to a Break at the Start IN Race
at Lexington.

Lexington. Ky, Oct 17-The defeat Of Tempus
tuEit in the first race to-day the greatest sur
prise OF the meeting thus far. After scoring sew
erl times for the first heat the starter let the field
80 with Tempus Fugit in the and I'm break
as he passed under the wire. Before GeeTs could
get him his feet the other horses quar-
ter of mile in the lead and he hOpelessly
shut Florence and St Peter also caught the
Codero getting q flying start trotted away from
his field and won easily Margaret O. easily took
the next three heats After the second heat the
best Codoro could do to trail the field, but he
earned second money
out of ten starters in the second race, for 2:l7
PAGERS. five caught the flag in the first and second
heats. Major Mallow had no trouble in winning in
straight heats The summary follows:
TROTTING-2:29 CLAss-THE WEST sTAKE-PURsE
$2.OOO-THREE IN FIVE
Nara Ma[gsret q o. b. NJ by Onward o. Davis
Hester Schuyler. b. m. CFIedrc) ............ .
St Peter, br g &C. Davis dis
Time. 2o94, 2ii4. 2l8, 2:12ia.
PACING-2I7 CLAss-PURsE. s1,OoO-THREE IN
FIVE.
Major Mallow. E, by Box Elder (Manow)...-.. ! /
The Dude b g CMarvini Observation-Disclosures 3 ,
Mgsie L. b; m. Valentine) .
Hal Cassius h. Brown Observation-Disclosures. dis
Anda H. blk; h; CleCargo). dis
Pm pr Mun5on ms m b sa5deTss a s AIS
i''''n o Gu II Time. 1eSt5} 2S5. 2:oait 2:ii
TROTTING-21s CLAss-PURsE. sloOO-THREE IN
FIVE.
Icon. h. m, by Peter Great CJohnson>... !
MAY Kew, gT m Cstenson) ................... .
RaeBen ae}Se Sc s ch h. whitney,
Dodge, br. C3edfordp dp.-..-..................
Composer; h &: Gasele) e)..................... dis
Dan Dan X b. G Burns dis
Time, 2:lo2s, 2Io 2:loaa, 2:IO.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18

chicago. Oct Nv X Page, who seems
70 nave the cali at left end on the University
Academy at Annapolis in the class of 'OS bnt
resigned before the end of his course While AZ
the academy Page tried for the NAVY football
team team Dut was forced TO give up the game on
account of parental objections
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
TROTTING-2ls CLAss-PURsE s1,oOO-THREE I
GOOD HORSES IN DEMAND.
Prices Rule High at Mr. Keene's
Needing ont Sale.

a number of racehoTses in training. the prop
erty of various owners We're sold at auction III the
paddock at Belmont Park yesterday, and good
prices realized James r. Keene weeded
his big stable and the fourteen horses he offered
in great demand. S. c. Hdreth bought Veil
and Nasque for $500 each. while c. r. Ellison
paid $4,000 for Ear's Court. J. A. Weinberg was
active bidder and secured Masquerade for S. 600
and Frizette for $4 300 among others They will
be turned over to John J. McCafferty to train.
W w. Darden's Live Wire brought the top price
being knocked down TO y. c. Johnson S. 100.
The summary follows:
Grimaldi b. C., by DisEuise-Calico; J. a. Wern-
summer Cloud, b. f, by kingston -Noonday: W.
Ven, b. f. by Disguise-Dipurca s C. Hiidreth 800
Masque, b. C., by Dsguise-Rhodesia; J. l. Nc
Earl's Court, blk. c., by Kngston-DomnCes; 9.
Incognito. ch c. by Disguise Hampton Belle: ".
Cool b. c. by Dsguise-I.ady Gsy; T. r Mannix / 700
Masquerade b. T.. by Disguse-SplendOr; J. \.
Fzette ( f. by Hamburg cnduIec: j. A. wcfn 'OV0
Masks and Faces b. T., by Disguise-seeress; j.
sepoy ch. g. by St. Ieonaris-Nautch Girl: A. r.
Infaata. blk. +. by Observation-Disclosures A r
wild Refrain, br. +, by Ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Alex Grant b. c, by Himyar-Kate Longfelow
W p. Powell. 900
Miss Crawford. ch m. by Tenny-FIo IL, G. L.
Lad OF Langdon, b. g., by Alsol-Iass Lsngdon:
Live Wire b. e. by Handsei-Aiother Bunch D. C. ''''
Lady Navarro ch f. by Pirate Of Penzance-Cathe ''V'
OF Navarro. r T. Wilson. jr.............. 100
Ambush b. g., BY Ben BTush-Ions; w. Clay. 2 100