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The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
CARRYING A MILLION A DAY.
Immense Dimensions of New York's
transportation Problem.

From tho Broadway Magazine.
The transit facilities Of New York City
have been the subject Of much criticism
but when we are told that the passengers
carried on the transit lines of Manhattan
total a million people daily-LC6S.oCo were
the exact figures as recorded at the close
OF a single days travel IN Manhattan in
the present year-the wonder is that such
a thing as really rapid transit is possible
New York possesses several methods Of
surface transportation which are far supe-
rior to the systems in use in either Lon
don or Paris. In Manhattan the electric
cars are worked mainly by the conduit
system, the conductor lying underground
and making connection with the car by a
slot between the rails. In Brooklyn the
trolley is Omnipresent. We have also
few old horse cars and stage coaches.
cabs. coaches, electric hansoms. &C. The
omntbuses Of the European cities. which
form the chief means Of transportation.
take. under the most favorable circ1lm
stances, nearly ten minutes TO travel a
mile; the street cars of the American
metropolis can do a mile in from five "a
seven minutes. when out Of the downtown
crush, while the elevator trains easily
make fifteen miles an hour All omni-
buses and tram cars in both London and
Paris do not commence running until
what an American would consider late
hour in the morning Nond0n. g. m:
Paris I a M, and stop at midnight
Imagine New York without cars after
midnight.
In marked contrast toA HIS less fortunate
neighbors over the sea, the lucky New
Yorker is able TO reach either his home or
his business at any hour of the day or
night without being required to take
cab" On the elevated system. the trains
run at from two 10 four minute intervals
from 5.23 a. m TO midnight, and at ten
minute intervals from that hour through
out the night The street car lines also
give an all-nIght service at varying inter-
walls
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
LAT0NIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six furlongs. Uneasy. lOe (Baiiey)
2 10 T. won; Brakespcare. Jos shilling % 20 l.
second; Edna N0ter 100 A Martini 10 10 l. third
Time, sS. Silver Cup Mrs John Adkins UnCl,
Tim. Pointer, Agnes Lord. Maria Albert NJ, stoI
grey, Emily y. and Harold Hall also ran
SECOND RACE-Oue and one sixteenth miles
Dr. Sp0ull l0i lPiCkCus 20 J. won. Imb0den
lJl Shilling, 20 8. second; Uncle Henry lG .Tay
lori u 90 = third Time i.i5 IS. D0cile kokom0
Dapple Gold. Jetsam. Horeradish Nine. Little
Elku. ard Matber Gault also ran
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs. Fay. Is r. Mar
TIM, 20 J. w0u Dainty Belle 81 Walsh 10 @
second. Red Queen. l52 Brandt 30 70 J. third.
Time Ia Bsmsdalc No Quarter Stoner Hill
St Noel Bert osra, Grace George Rover. Mist
Boy. Rose ot Pink, and Jure Lvono also ran
FOURTH RACE-Five and one-haf f1rionFs.
MclzaT. l05 .BUaal. even. won. Tackle. rs IveL
70 !, second, Arrow Swift. I02 tBundt Is 70 T.
third. Time. los Mackcrcl, Ansouia. I'd Kane.
NiStual. Inventres>. Adrian, Moscow Belle Water
Cooler. LUte Foster and Mgrryfgld also un.
FIFTH RACE-Five and oue-han furlongs. Col
ioQuy. - .Hcidt', even won; Lens @ C. Il
shilling 20 J. second. Miss Sain IS II. Martin.
70 s. third. Time. N6 5-5 Boserrian Frontenac
STANLEY Fay. and Royal Breeze also ran
SIXTH RACE-Siz frrlougs. Beatrice X lGl
II. Martini, 6 % J. won; Hazel Thurpe N2 C.
k0CuCr' % J. second; Heine. los J Leel. ? 20
5. third. Time. lIi 5-5. Zeua Lightning Con
ducicr, Hannibal Bey. The Cansmau Electorine.
Lady Carol Expect % See. and Deacon also ran.
SEVENTH BACE-One mile. Judge Treeu 100
Pickensi. il 10 5, won; Frank Flesher lG3 B s.
SMITH 90 20 J. second Harry Scott. 100 " Pow
ersi, eren, third. Time. lf0 French Nun. stroud
Camille Waning Ben Trovato. cork Hill. SoIly NJ
and La Neita also uu
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-selIing; six furlongs Edrelv. l07
lRiey. 10 /. Won Bouuie Reg. l0l ,Rosenl. IS
10 I. second; lee Harrison l0l lMulcahvJ. Q 70 2
third Time ia 81 Clo,eu. Birmingham. and Ida
Reck also ran.
/ SECOND RACE-Sellius; one and one-sixtesnth
miles. CaRr Sauce lI7 lIrelaudl, 20 2 won:
] M1Curaker.N II DeHni-onI % s. second: Clean
I Sweep 100 Foley l5 20 l0 third. Time. As ]-5
. AyrNater, trcsttollen. Half Caste Tony Hart and
Plum Tart also ran
THIRD RACE-Srecplechasa about two miles
Steve Lane. l5i Gee. 90 2 won; Lester J. HAY
man lBeruhardt, 10 E. second. Heather Belle
l5- lfember.cnI 30 70 /. third. Time 4.l3. The
. Caei. Water Pansy. and Merrymaker also ran
FOURTH kACE-Haudicap, one mile Hawa-
kama, O. Murphy. > 90 . won: Rather Roval 100
Mcrelandl 20 !. second: SolJu ShingIe. Ieo Car
roll, TO 1, third Iune. lHl. Wabash Queen and
Thistle DO also ran
FIFTH RACE-Onc and Oae-haH miles. FOR
tlree-yearolds and upward. Obsr0n 9s Alur,hyl
20 2. won; Willis Green. l04 Norelandl. ? 70 !
second Peter knight. 9S .Couuslyl G 10 + third
Time, 2-35 3-5. Chsuida Jupiter Prince. and Little
Boot also ran.
SIXTH RACE-siX furlongs Suderman. 100 Con
nelly, 20 !. won, Bauvaa - lFugapderI n
/. second; Dominant. ll2 D. Murphy 10 TO third
Time. lis IS Denial. ketchemike Crrdon ana
King Thistle also ran
SEVENTH EAtE-Siz furlonrs PauI Clifford
los tDeunis0n1 20 J. won. Prince Bru,ps Hs II
CaTolD, ) 20 2 second; Grsce Kimbau 100 CRosen]
70 >. third Time LA 10 Als5no Rlue Coat
Excitement Careless. Wise Hand. and Giraffe also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
TIGER REGULARS WIN.
Score 10 Points on Scrubs-Dinon's
Absence Unexplained.

Princeton, n. J.. Oct 2-Day by day
the Tiger coaches are handing out more
work TO the squad. The cumulative sys-
ten seems to be quite in vogue in Prince
ton, for scrimmages are becoming more
strenuous and lengthy.
This afternoon the varsity stacked up
against the scrubs in two long halves OF
speedy play, which resulted in total of
sixteen points for the first string. The
coaches are saying nothing concerning
Eddie DiliCn's absence from the game.
The little quarter back has not been in
a scrimmage this week, though he is out
IN togs daily, romping around the track
or handling punts. Dawson, who re-
placed Dillon, looks good. He is fast. and
drives the team along we'll
Thirty-fve minutes were consumed in
actual scrimmage by the varsity and
scrub teams this afternoon
On the first kickoff Dawson ran the
pigskin back four times or so. after which
came a forward pass; then the varsity
bucked the line and Mccormick was
showed over. A bit Of good work was
evinced during the process Of scoring the
final touchdown. Dawson received the
kickoff, Brown tore off many Yards on
a forward pass. and Harlan was called
on for a drop kick. With the ball on the
g5-yard line the Tiger half back booted
pretty field goal very accurately
Throughout the practice Wister and
Down distinguished themselves by dead
sure tackIing.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
OUR NEW COMMONWEALTH.
Oklahoma VIII Take Rank Among
the Largest States.


The Territory Of Oklahoma was only
nominalIy Republican, and with the ad-
dltlon Of the Indian country into which
there had been large immigration from
Texas and Arkansas, the political control
in the new State passed to the Demo
Gratis. The constitutional convention was
four-fifths Democratic. and with a par
tisau gerrymlnder in force, IL was only
natural to expect that the State officers
chosen would be Democrats, and that the
legislature elected would name two Demo
cratic United States Senators. The new
Commonwealth Is, however, more Popu-
listic than Democratic. Its political idol
is William J. Bryan, and It's radlcalism
viii be much more pronounced than the
radicalism Of Texas or Arkansas. Its ad-
mission at this time will prove a material
reinforcement to Mr.. Bryan and the
progressive or Populistic faction in the
Democratic party. If the separate prohi-
bition amendment has been approved,
oklahoma Will also have Joined hands
with the Southern and Southwestern
States now trying q limit or abolish the
liquor traffic as a breeder of disorder and
a clog on industrial progress.
The new State has a population OF over
1, 4000 eco, and is the most popuIous ever
admitted to the Union Texas. when an
nexed by act of Congress in 1876. had
fewer than 100000 inhabitants West Vir-
ginia. when separated from Virginia in
1863. had about 100000 Utah, the last
State admitted-in lS96-had about go. 900
All the other newer States-W Washington
Idaho. Montana. Wyoming, North Da
k0ta, and South Dakota-were tiny in
fants in comparison with Oklahoma.
whose present population, IN fact. exceeds
that of any one Of the original thirteen
States up to the census Of 1880. Oklahoma
will be. according to seniority, the forty
sixth member Of the Federal family but
on admission will stand twenty-ffth. or
higher in population. outranSing Mary
land and, perhaps, even equaling or pass
ing Arkansas South Carolina, and Louis
lana II will take q place at once in the
Federal circle not as an infant, but as
mature and fun grown Commonwealth.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
JAMESTOWN RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Maideu twcyear-olds: five furlonss
Apache, ll5 johannessonl, 10 !, won Brown This
tle, loj AicCamicI), even second: Frsacess Peprar
lCj lNeeleyl. ont. third. Time l13 45 Wasbakis
and Lady Seahon also ran.
SECOND EACE-Three-year-old and upward one
mile and seventy yards. Feniau. Io3 Dausetl Z n
3, Won The Golden Bird. 81 CNeeley). 2 70 / sec
end; Guns,on, l3 lNoicel out, third. Time I:i7 35
Poetry Ancestor, and Madison Square also ran.
THIRD RACE-steeplechase short course. War
Chief l60 Stone. 10 s. won: Escobar. 80 l,D.
dcTs0nl, even, second: LEdaIe, 80 tGilmore. our
third Time, 2.59 Is. Reliance and Our Ethel aIso
ran
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-1l aud inward
five fUriOugs Frank. lO2 Hetsrmanl. even won
Katherine Kenner. l02 dunlop. 20 10. second
BeTtm0nt 81 Johannessenl. out. third. Time
l05 25 Dr. Royal Hamicar. Laplace, and Ben
Smith also rnn
FIFTH RACE-Three-y year-olds and upward; six
furlonss Heart q Hacinth ia ID Rlev). 10
;. won Broadway Girl, III Voice. 10 ). second
Ran After, IL Jenkins oGt. third Time. lis 2-5
Fair CALYPSO and Sadie Cay also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
Passing of the JuIep Joke.

From Uncle RemUs Magazine
A literature IS passing. Now that the
South IS going dry, a whole army of
Southern colonel anecdotes must be mus
tered ont Of service. The survivor Of an
elder period. who spent the lazy DAYS on
his veranda drinking heavenly mint ju-
Ieps. is a very familiar figure-in fiction.
As a matter Of fact. the juleps concocted
in this part Of the country are not bit
better than the ones that may be mr.
chased IN New York or Chicago bar
rooms. We do not enjoy being iconoclas-
tic concerning important matters. but
truth compels us to go even further and
state that those Southern colonels in real
life are just as apt to be teetotaIers as
are the interesting elderly gentlemen OF
- ssachusetts or Ohio. In fact. II was
some Of those Southern colonies. and
their kinsfolk-includlng their wives. their
sisters. their cousins and their aunts-
who agitated prohibition law IN Geor-
gia until they got it.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
PUNTS AND PASSES.

Yale got a good start by trouncing Wes-
/ leyan,
Theodore Barnes has been chosen man
/ ageT at Western High.
/ The largest squad at any Of the East
! ern colleges is out at Harvard
Wasmund. formerly Of Lafayette, IS
/ slated for quarter back at Michigan.
Judging by yesterdays game. end run
/ ming viii be featured at Cornell this fall
/ A meeting Of the Eastern football Of
| acials viii be held in New York on
! Thursday.
Sol AIetzger is coaching the Pennsyl-
vania freshmen. He has about thirty
/ candidates.
Macdonald and Burch, Of last years
team, have been helping 10 whip the Cen
/ tral High candidates into shape.
Torrey, of Pennsylvania. is said to be
/ the most silent coach in the country but
Whenever he says anything his men
know he means it,
Pagin, the Woodberry- Forrest player,
has decided not 10 enter Georgetown. but
VIII spend another year in prep school
before going to college.
A movement IS on foot to organize
among former college players in this city
an independent team 20 play the different
Baltimore Club elevens.
a small brochure grouping penalties
for the use Of the officials has been sent
out to all of the regular officials by r
F. Southworth. Of Syracuse.
There is stHI a possibility that the
faculty Will allow Orr, one of the best
ends at Harvard. TO play. Orr is having
troubles in arranging his studies
The Georgetown Preps and Western
High played a short practice game yes
terday. The Preps scored once. but had
the ball during the greater part Of the
time.
Tad Jones, Of Yale, is said to be tossing
the bali forty yards on forward passes.
a good many players can do that, but the
thing is TO have some one there to receive.
the pass.
Capt. Cunning. Of George Washington.
IS trying both half back and end Last
year he played on the flank, but Coach
Nelson wants to get more experienced
men into his back field.
GaIaudet is said TO have a number of
surprises to spring on Georgetown Satur-
day. The Kendall Green players are
busy on a forward pass which they think
viii fool a number of teams before the
season ends.
st. Louis University is making all sorts
Of claims Of what her team could do IL il
could get chance with an Eastern col
lege. Michigan was doing the same thing
until the fateful day last November when
the Wolverines learned a few lessons in
real football
Applications for seats for the Army
Navy game should be sent before Novem-
Der ! to Lieut.. Commander Henry J.
Ziegemeier who has been elected secre-
tary Of the navy athletic association, in
place Of Capt T. B. Howard. who has
been ordered TO sea,
Manager butcher and Capt. Parker of
Harvard, have adopted new system for
the football training table this fall. In
the past il has been customary 10 hold
the football training tables in the Har-
ward Union throughout the whole season.
This year the varsity and second team
tables viii both commence at Memorial
Hall, the college commons. After the
Annapolis game. however. the varsity
table viii probably be moved 10 the
union, while the second table will be con-
tinued at Memorial
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
YALE WINS EASILY
Wesleyan Makes Poor Show
inc Against Els.
COY'S PLAYING THE FEATURE
Full Back Makes Three Successful
Tackles When the Wesleyan Backs
Were Trying Desperately to
Score - Yale Executes Forward
Pass Frequently for Great Gains.

New Haven, Conn. Oct 2-On Yale
Field this afternoon the Eli team de-
feated Wesleyan 25 to 0 in a game replete
with exciting incidents Forward passing
was frequent and brilliant in the Yale
play. but the Wesleyans attempts TO exc
cute this ended in rank failure and usu-
ally loss Of the ball altogether.
AS a feature OF the contest z. II. Coy,
the Yale full back. made three successful
tackles when the Wesleyan backs were
making a desperate attempt 10 score in
the second half
They were on Yale's 2o-yard line. and
on a tumble GndersIeeve snatched the
ball and was dashing with n clear field
for the Eli goal. well guarded by his In
reference, when Coy broke through and
tackled. Again Wesleyan secured an
open field and started for the goal. when
Coy cleanly caught his man, while the
1900 spectators roared themselves hoarse.
on the next play he again tackled the
back with the ball before a single yard
had been gained. Fred Murphy played
brilliant defensive game, and scored one
of the touchdowns. Wheaton and Wiley
kicked we'll.
To-day's game confirmed the belief that
Yale has a phenomenal team.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
Wnnt CnnnI Across scntInnd

An OLD plan for ship canal across
the narrowest part OF Scotland has been
revived and is being pushed by business
interests Of Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Glasgow has one plan for cutting the
canal at cost Of s400O0,Co0 Edinburgh
has another, which is estimated to call
for an expenditure of SS5000.oo0 Origi-
naliy it was suggested that the existing
Forth and Clyde barge canal should DO
enlarged and made into a tidal canal.
without locks. at a cost Of $70,000000. AS
yet the cost has barred progress. but the
canal would be Of great value 10 com
merce, and ii is expected to become a
reality in time
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
Growing without Booming.

From the New York Commercial
The Hughes BOOM" so called. nos
sesses this popularity: Unlike the Taft
movement OF that for Fairbanks or Roose-
welt or Cannon, it is in nobody's keeping,
and IS as yet underlined and intangible;
it is simply a quite prevalent feeling-and
one gaining in strength, apparently-that
here is a man Of the Presidential size and
caliber If circumstances next year shall
happen to make him available for the
Republican nomination; and it is very
noticeable that the most and the loudest
talk about him emanates from anti
Roosevelt quarters
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03

ithaca, y. Y, oct 2-CorneH defeated
Hamilton in the opening game Of the
season this afternoon, by % to o. Three
touchdowns were made in the first half.
but In the second Hamilton played "A
surprisingly strong game, and the best
the red and white could do was TO tally
once more,
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
EASY FOR VIRGINIA.
Richmond College Eleven Over
WheiminEIy Defeated.

Special % The washington Herald
Charlottesville, Va. Oct. Virginia de-
feated Richmond College to-day IS to 0
in thirty minutes of play. The visitors
were too light 70 withstand Virginia s
rushes. and only had possession OF the
ball for three minutes during the con-
test.
In the first half, two touchdowns, a
drop kick. and a safety netted Virginia
seventeen points With a number of sub
stituteS in the lineup. twenty-one points
were added in the second half. Capt Nen
getting two touchdowns and Crawford a
goal from field and a touchdown
Crawford starred for Virginia In ad-
ditiOn TO his brilliant runs. ne dropped
two goals from the 35-yard line. The
backs played with much snap. with not
q single tumble. Kollock and Randolph
did good work in the line. Lineup and
summary.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03

Friday. October :. go a. m.-Addrcsscs hT Post
master General George vou ] Never. SeCretBry 4
Commerce and Labor Oscar s Straus aud Robert
y Harper president Of the Washington Chamber
q commerce; American Shipping on Deep Sea "
- A IompSins, Charlotte. y. C.. The Economic
Position q the New YORK Cotton Exchange and It's
Relation % Trade A. r. Marsh New York The
Leading and shipment Of Cotton. L. Green. wash
iuEJon. y e.
Friday, 80 ? m.-''Use and Abuse of Warp Stop
Motions and Other Automatic Appliances FOR
Lo0ms. Louis Simpson. VaIey7eld p O. Tho
Evolution Z the Ing Strap" " Irving BulIari
Danielson. Conn Tests in Cotton Mills" VII
ham !. Parish Duisburg GERMANY.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
Departing Glory of the Apple.

From the Boston Herald
There was a time when the apple barrel
stood In every New England household
ready for the boy. who was encouraged
TO eat freely. There We're apples, baked.
for breakfast; there was a steady and
interminable procession Of apple pies, ap-
'ple charlottes, apple fritters: for supper
there was apple sauce; and more than
one prudent citizen ate one or two raw
apples in bed just before blowing out the
candle. Who to-day knows the glory of
thin slices of salt pork cooked in cream
and with SLICED fried apples? The pro-
fusion is no more. Apples are fast gain
Ing the insOlent demeanor Of grape fruit
Enjoyment of the simple, natural fruits
Of the earth. which should be within
reach of the poorest, is more and more
the privilege of the rich.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
Harvard Uses Twenty-three pInrers

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. Harvard de-
feated Bowdoin this afternoon in the
stadium. by the score of > to 0. Har-
wards touchdown was made in the first
half by some hard line bucking on the
part of ApOllOniO.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
Penn Trouaces viIlnnova.

Philadelphia, Oct 2.-PennsyIvania
played the second game on her schedule
to-day and won from Yillanova. by
Is 10 Q. Nillanova was beaten on Sat
urday by the Indians, 70 to 0.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
Play tn n Stnnhstiu

Hanover, \. H.. Oct The University
Of Vermont football team played the
Dartmouth eleven nearly to a standstnI
in a nothing 10 nothing contest this
afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
Largest Wornjnq CIrcUIot,o,

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
sworn ciIcul itiOn-a circulation IN Wash
ington larger by thousands than was ever
before alta ned by any morning newspaper
at the C-pitaL It's books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
COTTON MEN GATHER
Convention Of Manufacturers
Begins Here To-day.
CABINET OFFICERS TO SPEAK

Secretaries Wilson and s;raus, and
Postmaster General Meyer on the
PrOgrn and European
Manufacturers VIII Attend the Sek-
siOns-DeIegates 40 He Entertained.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
,Phone Main zoo when You Returr

Subscribers returning from their sum
mer home who desire to have their paper
sent TO their city address viii please
phone Main 600.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
FIRST CHOICES LOSE
Four FaVOriteS Defeated and
Form Players Are Sad
SUFFRAGE AMONG THE LOSERS
Miller Has Leg Up ON Two of the
FHvOriteS that Fail 10 Land-Seweu
bat MRstersOn by LenEth-ErFHtIc
Racing at BrIghtOn-SummarIe

New York, Oct 2.-The unusual run of
iIl-lucl with which the racing public has
been battling for the last two weeks con-
tinued at Brighton to-day, where four
favorites, two Of them ridden by Miller,
met crushing defeates.
The hardest blow suffered by the talent
came IN the Mercy Handicap, for all ages
at six furlOngs. when J. r. Keene's
Suffrage, backed down to even money,
ran IN the ruck from start to finish. Mil
Ter got the Keeue hlly away well but she
quickly dropped back. and was In a series
Of pockets for the rest of the Journey.
SeWell, l0-tO-l shot, outgamed Bat Mas
terson. y TO l, who had early speed. and
beat the latter a length, in l:12 %. The
latter was a length and a half before
Ben Ban to I. who was q head in front
of J1Cobffp Tn
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-Six furloDgs. Berwick 10 tNicolj,
20 ]. Won Momentum. l03 Miller, 20 5, second
Tr5EblmakT. 100 Herbert, 20 20 J. third. Time,
lI2 IS. George 5 Davis. Toy Boy. The Wrestler.
Belle Of IrOquois, Roalts. Umbrella Glamor, Royal
Ben, Golden Shore Frank Lord. Prisoner, and
k.llochan siso ran.
SECOND RACE-Two miles Thistledale. l5s
.Huppcl. 70 5, won; knight 4 Elway. li5 Du-
pee, 20 2 second; Dccanta l5i. lBemish). 70 J..
third Time sos Flying Machine also
THIRD RACE-Oue and onc-han miles. Good
Luck, III knapp. 20 !. won; KillieCTanke, 81
Il. Duganl 1 20 J. second: Beauclaire. % Clare
20 l. third. Time 2.33 as Red Friar J. +.
Donohuc. Lanc3strian. and HOot Man also
FOURTH RACE-Six furongS. SeweI. 10 T.
Dugaul. 70 10 1. won; Rat Masterson. % tPreston,
z TO J. second: Ben Ban. lOi BHssel). 20 l.
third Time. lI2 25- Sufnge Jacobite. Brookdale
Nymph Bolaudo Polly Watts and OraCuum also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Five and one-hsH fuTlongs. The
Squire. ll2 NlLleri. l6 g s. won; BerryrEaid %
iShrerel, y % J. second. Queens Souvenir. % II.
Dugan). IS 10 l. third. Time 06 IS Burt q.
Lewis, Perry, Black Sheep. Youthful. BoaTdan
Aristotle. Simouides, Please, Onuipoteut, Senator
Beckham. and George Considue also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Two miles d Arke. 80 lMr. r.
Camanl 20 I, wOn Recruit li5 ll!r- J. Tucker,
y 90 l. second; True Boy. H5 Sir. Pagel. 10 !.
third. Time, 3 80. Notre knip Gus Straus, Arabo.
LeonaLa, and Sir Tristan also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-03
Programme of Convention.

FoIIoNIng is tne Programme OF ne
sessions.
Iaur-day, 30 a. m--CEu 70 order. Welcome %
the association by Commissioner Henry 3. +. Mac
iarlaud Address by Secretary 4 Agriculture james
Wilson. presidents address William D. Hartshoue.
Lawrence. Mass 4 Few Suggestions on Mer-
cao1disinE Mills Product Frederic 3. Macy New
Bedford. Mas; Present and Future Conditions q
Cotton Production and Manufacture IN the United
States. :. d. y. North. Director q the Census
THURSDAY. 80 ,. m--"Geucral Question n Cot
ton NH Fires Charles II. Fish. Dover y H.
Cotton Manufacturing and Fire Waste H. /.
Phillips, Hartford. Conn; An Analysis q Usage %
George OTIS Draper. Hopedale Mass. BLACK Is
White IN Customs Administrator + A. Harts-
horn. 81 Leonard street New YORK.