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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
ROYAL Arcanum

The recent death Or DIT. Charles /.
Culpepper caused vacancy in the Of
flee OF state Medical Examiner Of the
Royal Arcanum in Virginia There are
several applicants for the place. which
VIII bee filled 10y an appointment from
the Supreme Regent MT Howard c.
Virgins. OF Rome y. Y
Among the applicants are Or. Alex
snder J. Brown. a member Of Mccarthy
Council. No. 4GS. or Richmond. Or
HattOn. OF Norfolk. Dr. Harrison Of
Each of these gentlemen stands wen
ln his profession. and is popular in
Arcanum circles. Considerable interest
Is being manifested Ia the matter and
each candidate Is receiving the actiVe
support OF his friends. The Richmond
man has received the endorsation Of
Mccarthy. Shockoe and Virginia COun-
ellis. Of Richmond. as expressed in very
complimentary resolutions. which have
regent
When asked as TO his opinion OF
the outcome Of the friendly rivalry.
in which there has not appeared one
ripple Of dlscord, Grand Regent Pick-
crs said - have, OF course. promptly
forwarded all the applications and en-
dorsations which came through me 70
the appointing power, and IL is a graft
tying fact that, in any event. the order
in Virginia viii have n most excellent
state medical examiner. for all the
applicants stand most eXCellently in
their profession. as Arcanians and as
citizens. In expressing my preference
70 the supreme regent, J. OF course.
considered the matter IN all its bear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
CATS FRANKS DROVE
CHILDREN FROM HOME.
Caught by Tongue in Steel Trap.
Windows Are Broken Out
and Tongue Cut Off.

DRAKE's BRANCH. VA. January "a
What seemed to be the pranks Of the
Neadiess horseman OF Sleepy Hollow. ana
caused the three children Of Forest Green.
a respectable negro and porter on the
train. to leave their home to-day. without
learning what the trouble was. turned out
to be the family cat. caught BY her tongue
in a rat trap. which Forest had set after
spending a sleepless night
When Forest awake THE morning his
first wish was thai a piper would come
along and play some tune that would lure
the rats away ana drown them.
He then bought some traps. one OF
which he set I'm the kitchen. IL was this
one IN which the cat was caught. The
children had been left in the front pa~t
Of the house. She was caught about an
inch from the end or her tongue and
after breaking out windows. knocking
over pots and turning things topsy- turvy
the animal bit on her tongue. which had
been pulled three inches out iog her
mouth by tho three-pound trap.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
CRAVE CHARGES
AGAINST A ROAD
SVit Brought Alleging Con
sPiracy TO Form Fraudulent
Company.
GJ0 WARRANTo PROCEEDINGS
Ground TO Be That Charter Was
Granted Ashcvillc Southern as
Bona-Fide Company.
rspeelal 20 no rlme..p,.ps,os.1

A5fEN ILL. n C.. January 1.-THE
sensational charges that the Southern
Railway and ,.rt,ir % its ,fr,.-. ,.,...
~ '"i'" Ns
company lh ORDER % condemn private
lands. and thereby shut out amy o.ne~
raupya,, from r.aot.r- A.,a.rf. g.. ,,e
$500,
'.1 superior
Court 9at-ie"y ny FRANK Carter and Ill.
o. Chester. ss ,rto~n.,s f,- g storm,
berg and L. storn.erg. OF t.I. rit, Ia
'' 81"
''---o --D-i '''e a--'ei.'"t D. made IN
tAe complaint that the Attorney
of North Carolina As 10 be asked 10 ia-
stlt,,t. ,,,o. ,,,.--..,..l. ,.-............
@--N-~p t-" F'ii oItt' proceedings Oh Dt-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15

(Specni 70 The Times Dispatchl
GLADSTONE. VA. January IA

(Specln 70 The Times Bispatch}
GLADSTONE. VA. January 14.--Air
and Mrs y. r. Wright had a most de-
hghtfui dance at their residence
Thursday night Among those par
ticipating were Misses Lily Hun
Phinizy Abbott. Winifred Meacham
Mamie Taylor. Carrie Taylor Emma
Taylor. Lily Brown Mamie Akers Mrs
r. l. Brown Mrs. G.. 4. Ross. Mrs. j.
l. Terry. Messrs. G.. c. Burks. n. NJ
sutton. oscar Brown. r. l. Brown. T.
VI. Hesson, a. NJ Hayden. c. A. Wal
lace. J. ID. Davis. Lee Han. a. A.
Chick. T. CHRISTIAN. G. r. Ross. j.
I. Terry. G. Warner S. Taylor, =. s.
Bolton.
Mr.. J. r. Chick. Of New York. has
left. after a few days visit at Glad
stone.
Miss Nlable Harris has left for her
school in Concord. after spending
Christmas at her -home here
AIRS. q. W. Jones and daughter spent
two days I'm Ivnchburg this week
AIR A. Z. Dennis has returned after
a business trip 20 Richmond.
Mr. Snyder. Of Clifton Forge. IS sub
stituting i'm Gladstone yard ONCE for
a few weeks in tho place of Regular
ticrk }. l. Terry.
Mr.. NJ. H. Kimbrough IS recovering
from a severe cold. His many friends
are glad 10 see him out again
Mr.. T. ri. Taylor IS also recovering
from a severe illness.
Miss Winifred Meacham has returned
20 Gladstone. and dllS her position
Jones ana sutton are also in their ac-
customed places At telegraph office
Miss Mamie Watts is visiting her
hama In Bockhr1dl,a. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15

WILLIAMS LOSES
SUIT AGAINST ROAD
Decision Reached in Case OF
Washington, Arlington and
Falls Church Company.
Especial 70 The rimes-DispatchD

ALEXANDRIA. VA. January I4.-ThG
case Of Arthur G. Williams against the
Washington. Arlington and Fails Church,
Railway Company was heard in thal
United States Court for the Eastern Dis
rrict OF Virginia to-day. Judge Edmund
Waddiu presiding, and the jury returnect
"a verdict for the defendant company. Thgs
plaintiff was represented by Attorney
Samuel c. Brent and Attorney R. WaltoH
Moore represented the railway company
The case OF the Alexandra NATIONAL
Bank against the Willis c. Bates Com
pany. OF Boston. Mass. to recover 81, 7529
the amount OF a draft drawn ny A. IL
Bardine. AN alleged agent for the conc
pany. was continued until tomorrow. ow->
ing 10 the illness Of one OF the jurors.
A meeting Of the legal association Of
the city was 70 have been held at the
courthouse this morning for the purposes
Of deciding upon plans for the improve-i
ment OF tho courthouse. but owing to tbs
illness Of T. g. Dunn. City Engineer, tbs
meeting was postponed.
The sons and grandSons OF Confederaksi
veterans met At Lee Camp Hall this eve
ming and organized. 1t was alse decidedf
20 attend the religious exercises to be ncic4t
az Christ Protestant Episcopal Church az
noon on Saturday next, in connection -grith4
the observance Of the one-hundret5tn an
niversary OF the birth Of General Roberkf
+. Lee.
AS previously stated. the various Conc
Tolerate organizations throughout the city9
nave planned 90 attend the church exer-i
cises on that day. At night a banquet
VIII be served by the Woman's Auxfliar-yl
10 the veterans at Lee Camp Han. Thai
speakers FOR the occasion have not yes
been announced
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
HEBREW CONGREGATIONS.
Nearly 200 Representatives at.
Meeting in Atlanta.

ATLANTA. GA. January 14-Nearlyl
goo prominent Hebrews, representing
every section Of the country, gatnered
here tonight for the twentieth Council
N the Union Of American Hebrew Con-
gregatlons Devotional exercises. con-
Quoted by DR. Henry Herkowitz. o.
Philadelphia. and Rabbi Alfred Moses. a
Mobile. Ala. were held. the feature be-
ing sermon by Dr. Berl0owitz. The
first business session Of the couns-u VIII
convene tomorrow ncrnins Samuel
WOolner. Of Peoria. III presidiufs. Adj
dresses % welcome VIII be afven bN
Governor Terrell and Mayor Joyauer. and
suitable responses VIII be dsIivered.
Tho council win conclude it, session
Wednesday evening with a ban0uea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
With the FrafernifieS

ings. including geographic location or
the Office"
The grand regent considered II i'm
proper to furnish FOR publication pend
ing the appointment Information as to
how the grand officers are allied in
the matter of endOrsation, but Madame
Rumor has IL that First Supreme Re
presen tatiVe Rev. DR.. +. IT. McFaden
the grand regent. grand secretary.
grand chaplain. II not others. have re-
commended lr. Brown. and that DIT
Hatton has the endorsement and active
support OF Past Supreme Regent Judge
Leigh p Watts. OF Norfolk. and prob
a bly, the grand officer Of Tidewater. and
that Past Grand Regent Berry is urg-
ing DR.. PAYNE. and Grand orator Nc
Greedy is for DR.. Harrison. This does
not mean that these applicants may
not have the endorsement OF other
grand officers
Richmond city has probably nearly
a third of the orders membership Of
the entire State. and the solicitude Tor
the Richmond candidate hy the Ar
canians here IS quite natural and very
marked. and their hopes are high that
the supreme regent VIII see hts way
clear 20 appoint DIT. Brown 10 the i'm
portant and exalted Office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
DOPE" Drinks
ARE UNDER FIRE
Representative Douglass Offers
Bill for Regulation Of Soda
Fountains.
LOOKING INTO CHILD LABOR
Senator LOvill Seeks to Learn
How Many Children Under
Fifteen Are at Work.

RALEIGH. n c.. January 1.-THE
greater part O. to-day's session OF the
House OF Representa- tives was devoted
% the discussion Of the Douglass bill for
the regulation o. soda fountains. so as 10
prevent the sale ~ dope" drinks. partic-
ul4rly those containing cocaine, caffeine
ana coal tar preparations. Douglass
claimed thai the manufacturers ~ such
drinks would NOT he put out OF business.
but they would be made 10 cut out tho
poisonous ingredients. 1t was a motion
by Morton which finally prevailed 10 re-
refer the bill 20 the Committee on Prom
osiuons and Grievances. That was finally
carried by a vote Of sixty-four 70 thirty
TWO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
Sickness in Hanover.

HANoN Err O. IT,. IA. January IL
andrew, hosson Is iil with typhoid fever
at the home of his father. " r. Ros-
son. Andrew IS only about fifteen
years old.
Mrs W. W. Itedd, who has been cri-
tcally $40 so long and wac taken 10
the Memorial Hospital twice is much
improved. and can go about her home
Mr.. w. w. Reid. the husband. who
has been confined to his room with
ulcer on the calf OF leg is IMPROVING
The ReddS's home f. az SWdley
Miss stevens. daughter Of T.
stevens. who has been suffering with
cozeuA Tor some Lme is imnrnNInr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
Carolina to Be REPRESENTED.

tSpeciai 20 The Times nls,atchD
BOWLING GREEN. VA. January IA
The board 81 supervisors met here to-day
and transacted the regular business An
appropriation or tive hundred dollars was
made for Caroline county TO he repre-
scented at the jamestown Exposition.
which was made on condition that the
parties ia charge CEN show 10 them that
the benefits resulting from the appro-
la<istlaa Eill Justify the expenditure
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
Carrier Pigeon Shot

AIr. q. r. Dorrie~. OF Esmont writes.
For Information of its owner. beg
20 advise that q carrier pigeon wear
ing band bearing the number r. 1888
was shot and killed by negro near
Warren, Albemarle county. Va. on
Tuesday. the Sth OF January. 1907
This pigeon had taken up with some
other pigeons. and had been in the
neigh horhoOd for some time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
TO MEET HERE.
Virginia intercollegiate Associa-
ton VIII Hold Session.

The Virginia intercollegiate Assoc;a-
ton will meet at Richmond Hotel Friday
afternoon At 3 o'clock
nr. J. ~. G.. Winston. of Hampton
Sidney College. is president and Dr 49,.
l.. Foushee. OF Richmond College, sccre-
taTy and treasaarsa>
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
Dixie Aerie Ball.

At "a meeting OF the Dixie Aerie COM
mittee IL was clearly seen that the
Eagles ball to be held at the Masonic
Temple Wednesday, January l6th. will
prove to be "A htR success. over four
hundred admission tickets have been
sold. Alurphy's Hotel win serve the
Refreshments Tor the occasion. With
the issue OF the souvenir program and
the prizes. there VIII be plenty Of
interest for all
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
Another Murder g.

Another murder case. that - 7. II.
Bivers. 1or killing ar unknown man. sup
posed 20 be- from Norfolk. IS r. he taken
up as soon as the Nau case Isl disposed of.
Hirens WAS "a ~eaboaro Air Line train
policeman. and killed The man while all
tempting % arrest him for stealing a
ride or O. freight train going our OF Ra-
.e.ga The man was evidently a railroad
detective. 30 clue has developed since
tle killing o. indicate the identity 81 the
man. Fivens IS charged 10 have shot tho
man wrle he WAS running. and after
hc had trlpped over root and fallen
to the ground This trial IS expected 10
begin rs -dnesdag.
a charter was issued to-day FOR the
Floyd Brothers and Mitchell Company
Incorporated u conduct a mercantile
business ~ Ashepole Robeson county The
capital is $4,000. hv o. r. Floyd. C. A.
FLOYD and A y. Mitchell
Owing % press of official business con-
nected with the presence 60 the General
Assembly here. Guverno- Glenn finds thar
it Will boo impossible for him TO fiji his
engage mcnr 10 attend tae reunion Of the
survivors Of Fort FISHER tomorrow The
Governor expresses regret AT his inability
90 De- present on this notable occas sion. bun
says il viii Dee absolutely Impossible for
llm to attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15

The makers OF DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription. for the cure Of weak. nervous. run
down. oVer-worked. debilitated. Dain-rackud
women. knowing this medicine 70 be made I'D
OF ingredients. every one OF which has the
strongest possible Endorsement OF Tho leading
and standard authorities OF the several
schools o, practice. are perfectly willing. and
In fact. are only too glad 20 print. as they do.
theformula. OF list OF Ingredients, Of which
Il Is composed. sfa ptdfn English. on every
bottlo-Wrapper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
DO You Think
For Yourself ?

CI' % you Opon your mouth Ike . young
Pird shf gulD down whatever food OF unedi-
cine max be offered your
lawn - - - =
Sf>SSdNSr een intelligent thinking woman.
m need ofSelAHf from weakness. nervousness.
pam and suNeAng. then Il means much 70
you mat ther'e5 one tIicd and tEue hoaezt
LslssAlclne- oE-&Af1zG- coalEQsIxIQH. SOL by
olrezglAts l2r Lbs SQEe q M2nln.s us.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
NOTED NALL CASE
IS NOW ON TRIAL
Four Attendants OF North Caro-
lima State Hospital Charged
With Death Of Patient.
FACES MURDER CHARGE
Bivens Supposed TO Have Killed
Unknown Man From
Norfolk.

RALEIGH X. o.. January 1.-THE triai
of the noted Nal case began iu the w axe
superior Court TINS morning. ta.s being
the case iu wlich -FOUR attendants. G..
King. l. r. high. Jack Pee. and w F.
Iurnanl-are nader indictment for nur-
der, Ia that whine serving ar attendants
for patients or the State Hospital for
Ire Insane here. more than 3-4r ago,
they. 10y cruel treat rnent. caused the death
% a. patient. Thomas Nln. from Chatham
county. N-u had broken way from
squad 81 patients OK for exercise. ana
nan. The chase continued Tor several
miles. and the patient is said O. have
been beaten and otherw Use cruelty treated
when overtak-l. Ee died soon after
words from the effects ~ tine run aud. IL
IS claimed. from tire treatmen nj received
at tte hands 81 the attendants. Diiatio-
~ tls leart was ascriued as thc cause OF
the death and later there was "a senst-
roral Investigation. resulting ~ the ar-
rest ot llc folr attendants
There VAS introduced in the House 81
Representative a day or TWO aeo a h.u
hy Iondoa. ~ Chatham. a. pay the father
OF Sal $50 which he had 20 pay Tor the
funeral expenses " his son when sent
tN ...u fIUr the State ffnerIfaf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15

The formula q Dr. Pierces Favorite Pre-
scription will bear the most critical exarntnR-
ton OF medical experts. for 10 contains no
alcohol. narcotics. harmful. OF habjt-fornaing
drug. and no agent enters into 10 that T. not
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tiles Of their several schools of practice
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q ~. Pletee Lsy9rite Prescrlpilpn Tor he
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15

We've just taken our inventory
and as is usually the case after
a very busy season we've found
quite a lot OF odds and ends which
We offer YOU at the most tempt
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15

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leading medical authorities OF this countrT.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-15
MEYERS CHOSEN PRESIDENT.
Annual Meeting of the Capital City
Rowling Association.

The annual meeting of the Capital City
Bowling Association was held last night
at the Palace alleys. A large number OF
bowlers were present. President George
T. Cox presided.
The election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: President Edward Meyers; first
vice president, w. w. Chase; second vice
president, c. B. Hunt; secretary, H. l..
De Yo: treasurer. H. I. LaClair; executive
committee, L. H. Ludwig, P. A. Walsh
and George E. Garrett.
President Cox, who has held the chair
for the past four years and under whom
the association had made such successful
strides, declined to run for the ONCE
again this year. A vote of thanks was
given to the retiring president for his eff
forts in behalf of the association, and
he was made life member.
PlanA were discussed for the annual
tourna hent. which is to be held on the
Palace alleys the week of January p
The following committee was appointed to
arrange for the tournament: w. w
Chase, L. H. Ludwig, II. L. De Yo
George Livingston and George T. Cox.
The teams represented at the meeting
were: Cosmos. Government Printing Of
fice Interior, Navy Yard, National Guard
Post Office, Saengerbund. Treasury. ORR
entails, Foundry, Fat Men. Bureau, Bank
Clerks, Cowboys. Capital. Florists and
Navy Yard League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-15
ENTHUSIASTIC OVER oRBY.
Richard Croker Reorganizes His
Racing Stable.
Special Cablegram to The Star.

Special Cablegram to The Star.
LONDON, December 14.-Richard Gro
kerr acting on the advice of his physician.
will start next week for trip to the east.
He is obliged to abandon his American
visit, because the doctor warned him
against the severity Of the American win
ter. A slight local affection necessitates
a warm climate for him for the next few
weeks, SO he will spend the winter in
Egypt and the Holy Land. There is moth
ing seriously wrong, and Mr.. Croker de-
clares that he feels perfectly At He will
meet his son and a party Of Americans
in Cairo
There is much comment in racing cir
cles upon Orby's form in the last race,
and the running of the other horses from
the Glencian stable caused some dlSap-
opintment. 1t has been known that Mr..
Croker desired to have the best horses
and that they should be at their best at
all costs. Recently, for reasons that he
believed more than adequate, he parted
with the manager Of his stables. Dr; NC
Cabe, and also dismissed Jockey Bullock.
He also reorganiZed his racing establish
ment. He no longer allows any of his
hands to board in, and he has taken steps
to have nobody about the stables whom
he cannot implicitly trust.
Allen, his trainer, who trained Orby, has
been made manager. and a promising APP
prentice has been appointed in Bullock s.
place.
Since his Derby win Orby has grown to
seventy hands. He has recovered from
his weakness, and Mr.. Croker believes
eral horses that are entered for all the
big races next season, and is enthusiast
tically confident that he will win every
thing worth winning in England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-15
Averages Thirty Years Ago.

Back in 1876 the official scorers of base
ball players did not average up the work
of the men as they do In these days. For
instance, the obtained the batting aver
ages as they do now, but in arriving al
the work of the fielders it was entirely
different,
Ross Barnes of the Chicagos led the
country that year with a bat
ting percentage of 400. and the
next best to him were Hall Of the
Athletics, .355; Peters. Chicago, $40; Nc
Vev. Chicago, .345; Arson. Chicago. .342
clinton, Louisville, 1886; White, Chicago
.335: Hines. Chicago, 1928.
Now in fielding the player who had the
lowest percentage of errors was the best
as the leading fielders were Allison, catch
er. OIL; SpaIding, pitcher, 013; start
first base, Mutuals. O.04; Barnes, second
base, Chicago, 900; Sutton, third base
Athletics, OO9; Peters, shortstoR, chicago
O.O7; York, left field. Hartford, 0.U9
Holdsworth, center field. Mutua,s. 0oI
and Blong. right field. st. Louis, OLD
Start of the Mutuals was therefore the
star fielder Of 1876.
In that year Arson covered third for
Chicago and played it next to Sutton OF
the Athletics. WHO beat him out three
points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-15
RUTT AND STOL WIN RACE
sIx-DAY BICYCLE CONTEST IN
NEW YORK.

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. NEW
YORK. December 14.-Rutt and Stol, the
German team. won the six-day bicycle
race here tonight. This is the first time
in the history of the sport that foreign
team has captured first honors of the
struggle. Shortly before II o'clock all
the teams were withdrawn from the track
with the exception of Rutt, who rode for
his team, and Fogeler. who rode for the
American team, these teams being tied
for first place. The two riders raced
for mile and, with final burst of speed,
Rutt led the way over the finish line a
winner.
and laps when the race was stopped
and the teams Withdrawn for the final
mile sprint of the leaders.
Fogeler and Moran Won the second hon
o-s of the race. while Georget and Dupre
were third, Downing and Downey were
fourth and Calvin and Wiley fifth
The final score:
Rutt and Stol. 2312 miles laps /
Fogeler and Moran. 2.3l2 miles laps ..... ?
Georget and Dupre. 2,Sl2 miles laps 49,.
Calvin and Wiley. 2,312 miles 4 laps ....... 5
Il and yanderstuyft, 2,812 miles 3 laps. 8
Breon and vanoni. 2,3i2 miles i lap. l'... 5
The record is 2.733 miles laps, made by Mil
ler ana W aller In 1899. Last years mark was
1892 miles laps.
Madison Square Garden was crowded
from moor to gallery when the final hour
came for the last sprints. Breton, though
he was far behind, made several lively
dashes in order to make up distance
The leaders. however, were not to be de-
med their well-held honors, and though
these sprints were fast and furious the
trenchman was unable to make any
gain. At 1885 the race was stopped and
the teams were withdrawn to permit the
leaders to race on the tie. Rutt met
Fogeler in the final dash of one mile and
after ha-d-fought struggle Rutt's wheel
shot out ahead and flashed over the finish
line two lengths ahead of his American
rival Three teams were tied for third,
fourth and fifth prizes. The tie was run
off at mile. Dupre and Georget, the
French team. received third money /;
Downing and Downey took fourth prize,
with Calvin and Wiley winning the fifth
position.
Floyd K-ebs of Newark beat w. A..
Bardgett of Buffalo in the ride off of the
tie for sixth place. AS there were only
seven cash prizes Breton and Vanoni, the
French-Italian team. who finished eighth,
were not included in the prize winners