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Middletown transcript., 1907-01-05
TOWNSEND

q s-a
Miss Elsie Carey, Of near Smyrna, has
been visiting Miss Lillian West.
Mrs. vosbeI, Of smyrna. is visiting in
town.
Sherman Webb, Of Odessa. has been
visiting in town during the past week.
Miss Emma Carpenter. Of West Chester
State Normal School, visited Miss Mary
Money duriug the holidays
Miss Bessie Palmer, Of Wilmington,
EpsHt Thursday Uf ItIe put week win
Mrs. B. NJ. West.
Misses Anna Jones aud Louise Ratledge,
Of West Chester Normal School, who have
been home during the holidays have re-
turned 70 their studies.
Tie revival services Of tlle M. Z.
Church have begun again.
Mr.: aud Mrs. CHARLES Hutcllison and
family, Of DsInar, visited relatives and
friends during the past week,
Miss Ethel Lee is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Norris, Of near Smyrna.
Miss Katherine Hutehison spent Fri.
day oi the past week in PhiIadelpIlia.
Edward Hart. wife and family speiIi
New Years DAY il smyrna.
IL. and Mrs. Z. PoIIitt, ii PI.iladel
pl.is, are yisiting friends aud relatives i.
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sic cza-HurcHapE

At 8 o'clock Wednesdp# afternoon d
company Of relatives and nde gathered
at the home Of Mrs. e. a intehia0n, in
Townsend, to witness tie aFriage 81 her
danghter katherine, 10 MI. William Il.
spicer, yonng farmer cf tear Blackbird.
The bride was prettily g wned IN white
China silk, and wore veil which was
worn by her sister Oh similar occasion.
The groom was attired In the conventional
black. AZ tile notes Of Mendelssohn's
wedding march were kepa floating to the
happy company by Miss EtheIwyn Ma
loney the words OF The n6ion we're spoken
BY the Rev. Mr.. Macs0Tley. The parIor
in which the ceremony was performed
was artistically draped IN crepe of white
and yellow, which were tile class colors
of Pennington Seminary from which Mrs
Spicer graduated ii music.
In one corner OF the room was back
ground OF potted plants and before this
was placed d pretty riig IL white bear
skin which fs,rmed the bridal altar.
Grouped in the front of the company
was 1he Sunday School class Of little girls
who were invited 10 see their beloved
teacher married Al the close 81 the
ceremony all present were served with
refreshments hy friends OF the bride
The bride then dressed ID going away
snit Of mole cloth. Her hat was Of a del
icate blue felt, ana her appearance was
altogether pleasing. Leaving the home
the bridal pair we're driven 10 the depot.
Amid showers of rice tIiey boarded the
train for steveHsilIe. Kent Island, Nd,
where they viii spend several days. Then
they 60 TO Baltimore returning home the
10th inst On their return 4 reception
will be giye, in their honor At the home
of the groonl,s parents near BIackbird,
where tie newly married compile Will
reside.
Mrs spicef il well known as good
entertainer, and her friends anticipate
having ! good time At her reception. The
most heart, reorganization we're received
by the lucky groom. aud the wishes ex-
tended to the bride by her friends who
appreciate her ioE her many good traits,
we're sincere.
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cEclLToN

Revival services have begun il The u
r Church.
Albert shaw l,ss been spending the pas
| week In Baltimore.
Mis- Mary Blackw has returned iroll
sperIirg lie past week ii Wilmington
Mrs George Richards has had as hel
anest her brother, Mr.. Watts, Of PI,ila
dsIpl,ia
j. L. shrack, Of Philadelphia, spen,
over Sunday With lis sister, Mrs. s. y
Lusby.
Miss Marion Clark has been spending
several days with her parents, William
CLARK and vile.
Miss May Smith. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Smith, and George Bo3 lts
we're quietly married by Rev, W. A.
Coale on Wednesday afternoon. The
bride and groom Will reside on farm in
Kent Co, Nd. We extend to them our
congratulations.
The teachers and scholars Of the Epis.
copal Sunday School met at the home oi
Mrs. 6. w. Padley ON Friday afternoon
where they received their Xmas treat Of
ice cream and cake, and each WAS pr :
sented with nice present. A delightful
time was had by all
Miss Annie E; Jones, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas P. Jones, Jr,, and
james P. Mccoy were quietly married
BY Rev. W. 4. CSaie, on Thursday alter
noon They then left for Atlantic City.
on their return Saturday evening theY
we're escorted through town BY wagons
and carriages fun Of men aud boys blows
ing horns and ringing bells. Mr. and
Mrs. Mccoy viii reside in town.
This being the first Of tie year great
many changes took place in and out Of
town. William Freeman has moved bis
family to Philadelphia and William Lips
comb into he house vacated by William
Freeman, and Frank Biggs into the honse
vacated by Mr. Lipscomb George Beas-
ten moves on the farm vacated by Will
liam Dnshane and Mr.. Dusl,ane t. tlls
Dragcrotl farm. Fred Myers n.oses 10
the house vacated by Mr.. Beasten, and
Mr.. Brown to the house vacated BY Mr..
II sers. Harry Budd moves to his own
home vacated by James Smith. Mr..
Smith to the one vacated by John Burton
and Mr.. Bufton 10 tie Iionse vacated D,
Mr.. Budd. Samuel Huflock moves irpng
his farm to tie llouse vacated BY William
Taylor. while ~. Taylor moves 70 his
new home % Main street.
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TIE George f Lee Company, which
49, chartered al Dover recently 10 paailvi!
Isciare chemicals at Middletown, organ.
izsd hi Wilmington hast week 1t the Office
81 Judge Edwin r Cochran The Judge
Is director and the general counsel for
lie concern. The company. which has q
capitalization Of so 600. viii erect a large
chemical laboratory here III Tie near fIl-
ture. Tlle incorporaters are George F.
Lee and William b Lee. Of Middletown;
Or. Ii. +. Smith. Of Odessa, Del. and
Judge Cochran, Of Wilmington.
officials Of tie r, B and W. railroad
from the division superintendent down
70 tie assistant yardmasters are much
elated over an order from headquarters
gran ing the heads Of the various depart-
nIents, the chief clerks and the assistants
d very substantial increase in their pay in
addition to the recent Ten per cent. in
GREASE. Under the new order division
superinteDdents get about $50 a month
more than heretofore, ,transmasters gets95
mo CHIEF clerk now receive about $500 q
month, yardmasters get. $40 a month
more, assistant sardmasters $40 more,
and so on down tile entire office force.
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HYME.NE'AL
L9naRz zroWNzkNn


Miss Martha Townsend daughter If Mi
and Mrs George 1. T,wnsead II Odessa
and Df. Edvara Ballard d1.lxe Il Clezs
land, 0i,io. we're united ~ MafFiass
Thursday evening q last Ves'l. ii Tie Il,
e Church. Tie latter aa4 beautifully
decorated with evergreen holly and
crowsi5ot, the cllaaleel brihk literally
banked viii, tan evergreen traes wisielI
almost completely hid lie p . organ
from view. Tie color tflect IL green
and white. The weather was sncleneni
and the rain descended iii heavy showers,
but despite tIis fact 4 large and lzepresen-
tative company If friends gathered to
witness the ceremony Promptly ai tix
O'Clock the wedding march ffsin Lallsn-
grin was struck Up by Miss MaFs nntcllin
of Midiletuwt. at which time the maids
entered the right aisle, passed around in
front oi tile clfancel aud came Up IIle left
aisle and formed All arch for e wedding
party TO pass through. Tie bride who
was given to be married BY her sasher
was met at the altar BY tie gfool i and
his best man Mr Louis Ballard of sya-
hoga Falls, Ohio. they wers ;nart1ed BY
Rev. Alfred r scottof WituliI ton, uncIe
OF the bride, assisted by the ee w y.
Gunby pastor Of the church While tile
ceremony was being said, tie orgaliist
softly and effectively played K Airs from
the Opera Martha. The maid ii honor
was Miss Helen Townsend sister Of the
bride, and the bridesmaids were Miss
Cornelia Townsend, sister 0f HE bride /;
Mrs. William Irwin Of Cusshega Falls
Ohio, sister Of the groom Miss Louise
VanDyke, Ridley Park, Pa, and Miss
Ethel Lindsey Mail y Of 0aeasa. Tie
ushers were George L Townsend, Jr.;
Henry s. Townsend, William 4. Town
send, brothers Of the bride, and William
I. Scott, Of Wilmington, cousin Of the
bride. Ii this connection II might be
said the bride had more than the usual
amount Of disappointment iii getting her
wedding party arranged. Owing to sick
ness and other causes, fonf substitutes
had to be made at the last momens.
The bride was becomingiy gowned in
messaline and princess lace with veil.
She carried shower bouqnet ofrese sand
lilies Of tile valley Her only ornament
was brooch Of eight ped ls and sap
phires. gift Of the groom rbe maid of
honor wore green messalinesand carried
bunch Of sweet peas. The bridesmaids
we're gowncd in white withkgreen saslles,
each carrying basket Of ergreen and
white carnations. Follow g the cere-
mony brilliant reception was rendered
the bride and groom at the home Of her
Is Is, q ,.lsiel si
was given all to see the display OF mag
nifcent gifts. A sumptnop coIIation was
served under the direciis Of Caterer
Hanna Of Wilmington. lr and Mrs.
Lodge left for Cleveland, Ohio, where
they will make their home The groom
i successful young dentist Of that city
and has large and growing practice.
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NOTICE.!


/ ALEXANDER MAXWELL, tenant
:, ofthe house known as the Middletown
Hotel. situated at Middietown in School
District, No. go and "a, county of New
Castle, and State of Delaware, in compli-
apce with the requirements OF the acts OF
the General Assembly,, in such cases
made and provided, do hereby give
notice that / shall apply in writing to the
Court OF General Sessions of the State oi
Delaware, in and for New Castle County,
on: Monday, the 4th day of February, A.
D. 1907, being)the next term of said court
for license for said house as an inn or
trayern for the sale therein of intoxicat-
ing & lie f : Less than one
quart TO be DRUNK on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens ol
said School District, at least six of whom
are subtantial fTeeholders of said School
District, recommend the said application
viz:
H. L. Davis, Jefferson B. Foard,
w. A. Comegys, Willard B. Biggs,
VIM. r Cochran, w. T. Connellee,
Nj. WilIiane, Albert Price,
]. B. Messick, J. Z. Parsons,
G. P. Coehrans W.S Letherbury,
]. w. Isaacs, G. Ellis,
WIN. j. EIiasoia, Jooeph Gary,
Thos. H. Smith, Paul Weber,
Geo. Echenhofer, Walter W. Akin,
Cyrus Tatman.
ALEXANDER MAXWELL.
Middletown, Del, Dec. 9th, 1906.
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ST. GEORGES

Harry Bnckscn is spending sometime IN
New York.
Miss Lncie Hin vas in Delaware cry
on Thursday.
Miss Anna Stewart len 90 Thursday
ior Philadelphia
james h. s. Gam aud wife spent New
Year's day III Philadelphia.
Miss Bessie Jones returned 10 lief posi-
ton il Philadelphia on Wednesday
Garrett othoaon ana Miss CVlliHs were
married 10 Wilm.nston on Thursday
airs. Robinson, o. Plliladripllia, Ii Tie
guest Of Mr. and Irs. Theodore tones
MIaa Sarah blilliean seturned su l.el
studies ii Philadelphia aiief Spending Till
xeek With her parsuls, ljf. and aiss ].
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PoRT PENN

Miss Bertha Reed left on Saturday for
Richmond, Va.
Mrs. John n. Evans left on Tuesday
for visit to Philadelphia.
Mr. F. P. yanIIeikie called on old
friends in town on Saturday morning.
Miss M, D. Eaton came home this week
from her usual holiday visit.ill Odessa.
Mr. William Carpenter, Of Newark,
Visited relatives here part Of last week.
Mrs. Bender and daughters returned
on Tuesday from visit to Camden. NJ
Misses Newnom aud Huston returned
on Tuesday and opened school next day.
]. Bayard Fisher left on Wednesday 10
engage in stad fishing at South Island,
> G.
Surgeon General Wyman, Of the U. s
Marine Hospital service, visited the Reedy
Island station on Wednesday.
Mr.. William IIeayellow and family at
tended farewell dinner at Inc home Of
Mrs Mary Reynolds on Tuesday.
NJ : Alexander Johuson returned to
Philsdelphia on SATURDAY. after spending
t;hristnas il. her fathers family.
Rev. w H. Logan preached an appro-I
pirate sermon on The closing year last
Sunday to very limited audience.
Frank B. Hickman and cons. Harry
and Charles. reached home on Wednesday
alter a seiourn in Philadelphia for several
days.
Tile New Year was uslered in BY the
ringing of the Presbs terian Church bell
and EErat Of the public school at midnight,
Immediately followed by vigorous blasts
from the whistles Of several steamers fog
bound and anchored off in the river.
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SECRET HAEanAr


Trustees 81 the New Castle county
wdfklionss hare engaged hangman to
take charge of the execution ,of William
Archer, colofed on January II for tie
lmntdef Of Ida Elizabeth Spires. also
leglored. A nsw law Is now ii effect taking
hangings ont Of the jurisdictions Of tie
sheriff and festfng the carrying ont q
such mandates Of ti.s conff 10 fhe trustees
iii tie county workhonse The law en-
IabIes sille trustees 10 designate some per-
son % lang persons convicted Of a.
eapitaI crime. and 70 engage profess
iipllal has'Rnaan If they wish.
Warden A S. hIeserye Thursday said
that lie name Of life man who is TO hang
Fctler vii + not be revealed, and il is tile
intention to heep it a secret if possible.
i Ti q tfap is sprung by the hangman as be
siands behind screen and canuot be
viewed by the Witnesses Of the exen-
! zion.
Archer does not seem to be worrying
about his impending fate, as he laughs
/ aud islkeH Nftfl- the men 50II y afciI at
his cell. and eats as heartily as Ire
lever did. He does not mention lie
approach Of tie date for his execution,
snd iii many wass is 4 ppzz'e 10 the
| wor kliouse stan. Rey B. 7. Moore ii
Shiloh Bapties Church visits AftI.sr daily.
! Lewis Johns, colored. WHO il ,listier
asnseaee 80 be halged on January 25
fur tile murder Of Arameta Jones. -
coloEsd. Is sqnalIy ss remarkable as
Archer IN his Indifference to death.
! Like lis colleague lie laughs and JOKES
and aees not seem 10 take the proxpec-
/ tlve execution seriously I in glad il s
oxer lie remarked after had been con
lsicted IN county court aud sentence
had been pronounced that sealed shis
doonl.
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un1z Pa1cEs
al1DpI rrI1 II i 3 II ARK III.
Bids Wanted !!

For contructilg Delaware Building at
jamestown Exl o ition. Norfolk, Va, al
go bids for trees, hedges, etc. Write for
information to
WILLIAM DRAPER BRINcKLE,
Architect,
3o7 Equitable Building,
Wilmington, Del
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NOTICE DIVIDEND

New Castle CouNrY NATIONAL BANK,
OF ODESSA, Jan. I'd, 1907.
The Directors have this day declared a
senIi-annual Dividend of THREE f3l
PER CENT. payable on and after the 9th
inst.
JOSEPH {. GIBSON, Cashier.
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NoTleE-ELEcTloNl /
THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
OF MIppLErowN.

Middletown, Del, Dec. II, 1906.
TIE ANNUAL ELECTION for Ten
Directors to serve for the ensuing year
will be held at the Banking House on
SATURDAY. January 18th, 1907, be
tween the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
u O'Clock, noon.
G. D. KELLEY, Cashier.
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NOTICE DIVIDEND /!
CrrIzESs NATIONAL RANr

CrIzEEs NATIONAL BANK,
Middletown, Del, Dec 31st, 1906,
The Board of Directors have this day de.
clared semi-snnual Dividend of THREE
sl3} PER CENT. clear of Taxes. payable
e the Stockholders on aud after January
10Th, 1907.
JOHN S. CROUCH, Cashier.
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NoTlCE-ELEcnoNl
CIrIzEss' NATIONAL BANG

CITIzENs' NATIONAL BANK
OF MIDDLETowN,
Middletown, Del, Dec. 9Th, 1905.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the
stockholders for the election Of Nine Di.
Fectors to serve this Bank for the ensuing
rear will be held in the Banking House
on TUESDAY, January 9Th, 1907, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and
~ o'clock, noon.
JOHN 5 CROUCH, Cashier.
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AAg. VO TAKE PLACE

TtiEsDA (. February 9th. 1901. Public
Sale of zfbDk, iarininK Implements, etc,
By IL. e s Green, On East Main street.
MiddiefoNp, Del A. ARalsrR easis A lie.|
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Reduction
Sale !!

Our entire stock IS
now marked down to .
nearly half its value
Our large stock Of
go 9 ds consists q
Ladies Suits, Coats,
Skirts, Waists, Under
wear, Furs, Corsets,
Hosiery. Also In
faults and Childrens
ready-made Dresses,
CO ats, Underwear.
We are getting ready
to take our yearly In
ventory, and our
stock must be reduce
ed.
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Ihe iddIe!aHn Transcript
ii .sl,s i 80 - p,,ll<, 49,.

t1ine N1xttz.z 20 4. III. 10 Is s. ID. s5 b fsi.,
). "a y. IlA. nnd ~ M
&AnANK SaMtl Nv, VI .nas. - VI. rEss nnii pm
Hor 5A9s4t--7f] 4 o.. n n, " GI. III 50 4. III.
t.slsp. nj
Rs Re1wlek cecilton and Earisllle 30 q,
50 and ss43 y. mi
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THE Peoples NATIONAL BANK
OF MIDDLErowN,
Middletown, Del, Dec. 29th, 1906.
The Board of Directors have this day
declared Dividend OF THREE (3l PER
CENT. for the last six months, payable
u. and after January lst, 1907.
q. D. KELLEY, Cashier.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Personal PROPERTY

BY virtue of authority vested in me nm
der the provisions Of chapter 620, Volume
~, Laws Of Delaware. / will expose at
public vendue az my boarding stables in
st. Georges, New Castle County, Della
ware, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10Th, 1907.
At O'clock p. NJ.
One bay mare, coming fise Years old, a
good driver. aud wei broken to single
harness. Tie same being sold by me for
the price or reward for furnishing food,
and care Of said mare, due ard remaining
unpaid to Tie first day Of Jaimry A. D..
1907.
CALVIN H. STATS.
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All Aboard

for 1907; 1906 was our Big
gest Years Business. We
are u shape for a bigger
one for 1907 Our January
Sale is on. 40 per cent. off
heavy weight Suits. Over
coats and Trousers ana
plenty Of them. Suits, *5 ~
s25overcoats IS to $40. Trou
sers, Ss to 81. Unusual
Bargains in Tailoring. Suits
to order at SIS, $18 and
s22 so, worth SIC. .s25, $50 and
S35. Trousers at IS, Sc and
$S. New Styles just bought
at seasons end. Work, Fit
and trimming guaranteed.
Full line Of Full Dress Goods
ready made and to order.
s.ssss. sssss.. MULLINS ii.,. S's,s''s
Best Wilmington Shoes
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On New Years night. Miss Esther
5sialiefoss royally entertained number
of young friends at a six course dinner, Al
her beautiful home .Belleyiew, near
here. The affair was given ii honor of
Miss Grace Hart Parvis. The dining
room Eas decorated with green's while
the table was banked With liberty wins
and trimmed With many red candies.
Each cover vas marked BY NsW Years
favor In the evening music and cards
we're enjoyed. Miss Parvia won tic first
prize 81 cards. The gussls were: Misses
Helen Cochran, May Nowland, Louise
Mcdowell, Grace Parvis. snsis Feafd,
Eiza Green, Helen Brady. Justine PexeT-
isy. Helen shalicroas, aud Messrs Harry
Brady, Luc en- Green, George Lockwood.
Julfau Foard. Lloyd Braedon. Sydney
fs<zslks IEIiss sbsIIcross. John Mcaaal.
a Jaseph G4me6sa apd Nofman No.
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kInnhHrown, DEL. JAE. 5. 1907.
Local News

Gather WaInnts and take them To-
oNfd AERYs.
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1Tas iESss.HIs1 u .oa u ssaI:
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lHA TH4SzpAis'r' 81 d psr ssat.
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HORSE sEI0EIN6.--Plain 75e cash.
J. b. GHEnu.
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MRs. G. w. Peterson.

DO not negleer your teeth. A little at
tentien now viii save you much pain and
expense later OH. DR.. J. ALLEN JOHNSON,
'tAliddletewi,, will make examination and
estimate without charge. Gas given for
painless extracting.
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DIVIDEND!

JOHN S. CROUCH, Cashier.
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4.xTR1crloNs ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS q
speciality, BY the new improved Solnno
fvfhle gss, No after effects. For moder-
ats prices and perfect satisfaction guar
etsrd OH al Dental work, call aud see
DR.. q. A. BURTON.
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Ies u al your pfiutiag, 10 matter hoe
snall the order, aud give Us chance to
poFe how well we can do is.
After January Ist tile Library hours
viii be 4 follows: Tuesdays, 80 10 8,
aid 7 70 $50; Saturdays, sto and 70
$50
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JOHN S. CROUCH, Cashier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
PRINCE Uy AND YALE
TEAMS ARE COMPARED.
(Continued from lrirst Page.l

not only in point Of experience, but In
speed and ability to cover ground.
AT end Yale cannot replace Forbes,
and it's about a toss-up between the
two teams, with the exception of
Wister of Princeton, who handles the
forward pass wonderfully.
The Princeton line excepting the
centre and ends, maA be characterized
as heavy and powerful, butt slow and
inexperienced while the Yale line. en-
ceptlng the centre, seems more aggrcs-
siVc, faster and moro resourceful.
Quartrr-bncks Equal.
Coming to the generalslrip position,
both teams are strong, Tad Jones and
Dillon are two OF the best quarter
backs on the gridiron this year. Jones
has the more weight while Dillon has
more of the lodging ability; both are
exceptionally fast and drive their
teams hard, Both teams have good
substitutes In Dimes, of Yale, and Daw-
son, OF Princeton. tb
AS to the full-hacks, 1t is choice
OF Coy, OF Yale, and Captain McCor-
mick OF Princeton. ''rhe former Is a
longer punter than Mccormick and
probably Possesses more speed. Nc
Cormck times his punts better With
the ends, which Is better than thuse
that give the opponents chance to run
back the kicks, Mccormick Is the'more
powerful man, and hits tho line like
a catnpult.
Among the hair backs Yale has
three sets which she cans5eall upon
all of ability, while Princeton ilm-
llted In her choice. Yale Is stronger In
these positions,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
.HEDGENO0D BOY is
SURPRISE OF CARD
Wins a:o5 Pace in Straight Heats
in the Fast Time Of
200 IA.

LEXINGTON. KY. October l9.-The
meeting of 4 the Kentucky TroSng
Horse Breeders Association closed to-
day. Three distinct features were Of
fered to-day In the Stoli stake for
2:19 trotters: the 2:05 pace and the
2:25 trot. All three races were won by
favorites. The biggest surprise of the
meeting was the straight victory OF
Hedgewood Boy In the 2:0o pace. The
other events We're featureless. The
judges fined Snow, driver OF ]. j. j.,
the winning horse. $50, for not try
ing to win earlier In the race, and
Sweeney, driver of Red Bow, and Burns,
driver of Dewey c., 500 each for lay
ing up heats Summary:
2:12 class--pacng, purse $1,000. best
three in FIVE. j. j. won the fourth
fifth and sixth heats and race; Dewey
e.. second; Red Bow. third. Best time,
o:0G3-4.
second race-the ston stake, $40
trotting. purse $1,000, hest three in
five-Wild Bill won three straight
heats and race; Alice Edgar, second;
Toxic. third. Best time, 2:091-2.
Third race-2:05 pace. class. purse
$1,000, best two In three--Hedgewood
Boy won two straight heats and the
race: Jenny W.. second; ReproachYess,
third. Best time, 2:04 Ia,
Fourth race-2:25 trotting class
purse $1,000, best three in five-Tre.
Eantle won three straight heats and
the race; st. Vincent. second; Octayio,
third. Best time, 2:12 1-2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
FALL MEET
OF DEEP run HUNT
Quite a Number Enjoyed Fine
Run, Covering Considerable
Area.

The first run of the season was held
BY the Deep Run Hunt Cub yesterday,
afternoon. the meet being at the ken
nels. The drag laid out was a stiff
one, but both field and hounds kept
we'll up throughout the evening, going
across through Mordecais, through the
Westbrook place, by Bloomingdale,
Brook HILL Palmer's, .Variola, and
through to the clubhouse. making a
stiff siN-mile run, with hardly a check
No accident marred the run, although
some stiff fences were encountered in
the run. Among those riding were
Mr.. ]. st. George Bryan. NJ. +. H.; on
Allen Brock; Mr.. w. O. Young. On Red
Hussar: Mr.. James w. Gray, on Kings
man; DR. Robert G. Bryan. on Syrius:
Miss Fannie Crenshaw, on Doswill; Mr.
IDeGraffenreid Hobson, on Grandee; NIr.
Robert Triton, OH Bannister; Mr.. j. T..
Cartwright, on Piedmont; Mr.. T. d.
Harris. on Cats, Colonel A. S. fBuford.
JT, on Erin; Mr.. George C. Gregory,
on Safe Conveyance; Mr. i. r. Ander-
son. on culpeper; Mr.. ,F. NJ. Vaughan,
ION Ashton,