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New-York tribune., 1908-04-12

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Montague. Peter J.
i, April II Mrs KsthaIine A Anderson. widow q
Sge Services Of funeral VIII take place a. Der
April 18 at 2;3O ., Please omit towers
7EdL-At 551s ss!a3ae Lake. \ Y Friasy: April 10.
ana ths IstS rs-s,f-a az SS 80 - E
neral services Monday. April 70. AZ 2 80 m,
ave, Brooklyn CForneriy OF No. sa4 Park PIacs1
BRowN-suddenly. at bis residence. No. 111s Garden
s7ih year q his age Sas6snd of M5-1 s9 n ans 5
Er1v9 % JsSn armour ana III ne is5s 'sIasS B9IGs
ioR RF ana 7h & m obGfs5 i5 Ty Fsss er aBg eH3 METZ e
Pilgrim comnanjery. No, 16. X T: Euclid Ledge.
s, Of New York: PsntsiPhs CHAPTER. No. II Z 4
NJ Scottish Rite. and HObOken Lodge. No. "a 3 p
0ii..E- O. E are requested TO attenl Scotland papers
JAcoUEswwsuadsnIy. on Saturday. April II 1908. a
funeral hereafter
KEEP-April 9 1908 the resiasncs Of parents
kssp and daSF6isP 5isPa6 O. lo NJ and Ms & vas.T a
LUtgen- Services above Monday morning
papers please cory
IAsIBETH- suddenly oder on APrq Il Isoss william 9
his late residence No 4s Evergreen Place Tussday
please copy.
MANsEIELP-In New Haven. conn. Friday AR.,l =,
Monday. AprII ls.
MoNTAGUE-At the Clarendon Hotel. BrOoklya. .sssr
lingering illness. Peter J. Montague. in his s7th
year.
MURPHEY-sudasnly. on ApFl 10. 1aos. Charles :;
MurpheyI aged 81 years Funeral and intsrulsnf
private
o'BRIEN-suddenIy. April 10. FloFspes n o,grlss.
Fa1sFsI fro her late Sssidsne 90 400 i5tR ST.
Brooklyn, sunday, April L. al D m
PELL.-Thursday april o 1905 after long illness.
John Bogert Pell husband OF Julia Andrews Slack and
OF the late William Watson and Maria Antosetts
Pel- Services his jars residence No S3 Vest loSd
ST. Monday afternoon ESQ o'clock. Iutsrnsnt Osk-
Censtsry, Southport Conn. the arrival Of tss
leaving New York 1905 Tuesday, April u
sCHOLLE-On Friday. April 10. samuel beloved hus-
EsteIle Content SCholIs. in the 55rh OF
his age Funeral from his late residence. No 2
East list 81.
swIHM-Ou Friday. april 10. Martha L.. widow Of
late Theodore " SUIurl- Funeral services a.
her late residence 5sS Jefferson ave. Brooklyn.
Sunday. April T. az 3 ,. n
TOWNSEND-At Atlantic City y. T. On Ap-i Il 1eRs
WLuenene Blackwell daughter OF the Peter
and LetirIs Blackwell Poiilon and wife OF Hon
Charles De Kay Townsend Funeral from Grace
Church Chanrry. New York. Tuesday. April Il AT
O'Clock
VAN WTCK-On the 9th inst. Marie. beloved wife ef
friends respectfully invited attend the
neral from her late residence. No 225 Bay Ridge
ave. Brooklyn. sunday, April L. 1e0s, , N
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BALLOON CAMPAIGN FOR BECKER
-rsph 70 The Tribune ]

fBv Telegraph 10 The TrbuneI
.,s,u..,,y,aa prf i1.-Msvor Becker launched his
a-,,,ter for Governor of Wisconsin this nlornirr e
-. Ii,ot,,e deal Ter the purchase of the balloon
I-oited states from Leo stevens. Of New Yor6
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BREsLIN- Harold Rockefeller. Kingston. \. Y.
GOTHAM-James D. HOuseman, Denver. GRAND
C / Hunter, Proctor, Vt. HOLLAND-Le Baron
G. Colt. Providence. IMPERIAL-WbartonM Mitch
ell Atlanta. MAJESTIC-C. r. Seward Boston.
VTCTORIA-Miton Davis Los Angeles.
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Win view OF arranging similar expedition OF
american teachers to England Mr.. Mosely will
meet with the Civic Federation on T1Iesdsv
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FORECAST FOR SPECIAL LOCALITIES.

For the District Of Columbia Maryland and Eastern
Pennsylvania, fair to-day: Monday fair. di-
rnlntshing northwest winds becoming variable.
For Virginia fair to-day: por-
ton Monday fair. the interior: brisk
northwest winds, becoming variable
For Delaware, New Jersey and Eastern New York,
fair to-day, with diminishing northwest
Monday fair; the
For New England. fair to-day. high winds Mon
day fair; interior south portion.
For West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania, to-day.
Monday fair.
Western New York. fair to-day: Monday fair.
warmer, diminishing northwest winds,
Cuff coast fresh northeast TO east. Lake
Michigan variable. becoming south and fresh to brisk
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CEMETERIES
THE wooDLAWN CEMETERY

Is readily scc.sslh. by Harlem trains Grand
Station WEBSTER and jerome Avenue troeys and b
carriage Let's $50 Telephone 4s55 C5rsn-rcy
Book OF Views representative
once 20 East 25d s.. New York C1ry.
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Married.

E1II-yEIL-on Wednesday. April 1908 b ms
rev John H1ppenhauer Elsie Caroline Veil CharIss
A Hewlett both Of Brooklyn. y. V.
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H7ghe9I T8sfeTdaY deErees, IoNesf
average a. average corresponding date year
- A'trage for corresponding date Of last thrtyrhre7
Local forecast TaT -Gsy with diminishing nefkh-
s~~ss "A aSrlh WINS. fklg AoaAAs.
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Trihunr snbscription Ratr-.

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country abroad address changed often
desired. Subscriptions may be given your regular
dealer leaving convenient. hand rhs,
Z al TRIBUNE Once
SINGLE COPIES
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Died.

Death notices appearing THE TRIBUNE viii b
charge.
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speslal rorscast--s.or1a waning. ar. aisnlaxsa o.

foTeca<is-~rtoTIA warnings are displayed on
the Atlantic coast from Delaware RreakVater New
York Baltimore.
Flood warnings have been the Red and
Lower Arkansas rivers and for the White River Of
arkansas ami warnings foE hood stage IN the Ohio
River Cairo H.
The winds along the New England coast will be high
west, diminishing b. Sunday night middle At
lsntic coast diminishing northwest becoming
Monday; on the south Atlantic fresh brisk
northwest 10 roTt5 becoming northeast Monday,
east Gulf coast light fresh north northeast:
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

OafciaI Record aud ForeCast--Washlngton ApriI II
The disturbance has moving the north
portion OF the country during the last few days
Increased steadily in intensity is tonight
Northwest Canada the form a
storm with high northwest lower
lake region the middle Atlantic states and New Eng
land. There have been moderate rains
states northeastvard INTO New England followed
ty clearing rapidly falling temperature
falling temperature extending the upper mississippi
Valley lake West
generally fair, with higher temperatures
the Northwest
Owing to the prevailing high the interior
tho the weather will be generally
next days east Of the Rocky Mountains with
TardtivriV low teIaperatuTe SUNDAY the lower
and Atlantic he IN
day valleys upper lake regio! and
Monday in the East and will cooler
Monday in the No-thwesr- West Rocky Nounta ms
weather VIII be generally north
where there viii be showers
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DAY
DAILY
DnmeSfic Rates

By EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For United and Msx1co (outssds
OF the Foroughs Manhattan and Bronx. -
Cylba Porto Rico. Hawaii and the Philippians
sxt-a expense foreign postage.
TRT
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Mail subscriptions ir New York City 20 th. DAILY
and TRI-WEEKIsY vii be charged orrv 4xrrx
postage In addition rh= rates named above
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Canadian Rates
Rates to Foreign Countries.

Fer points Europe ard al countries Universal
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE VIII be mailed Ssl-
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Special Notices.

Dr.. ROLAND n. JONES INSTITUTION
FOR THE SPECIAL. TREATMENT OF
RHEU MATISM AND GOUT.
once, IS and so East 59th ST. New York City
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Local onciaI Record.-The following onciaI record
Meahsr Rurnau chanras Ian


18th the corresponding date Of last year.
1907 1905 1907 1al
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-04

small end of the purse. the finish being
in the order recorded, heads separating
them.
Blondy acted ike a nice horse at the
post in the closing number and after he
was once away those who played him at
even money and six to five never felt a
bit of doubt as to the winner. Pepper
and Salt ran the best race of the flock
coming from last at the head of the
stretch to get the place money from Don
Hart.
Preston delayed making too much OF
move on Blondy until after going quar-
tire of a mile, where he opened up and
increased the lead of the Helfer's trick
Six lengths separated him from horosl-
lany at the turn. and there was nothing
to do but sit still and win by four lengths
Pepper and Salt, way in the rear when
the bunch negotiated the last bend closed
like wild one and was nose in front
Of Don Hart at the wire Blackjack, Dull
cinea and Korosilany all showed flights
Of speed. but had nothing real to present
TO the judges.
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ATHLETE SCORES
PRESIDENT JORDAN

By Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. ST am tired
of having David Starr Jordan, president
of the Stanford university brand me as
tramp athlete" said George W. Greg
DRY yesterday II shall have to give him
the lie when he says that 1 was offere1
$500 by an agent of Coach Yost to enter
Michigan. l neither received an offer
directly or Indirectly from Yost or any
agent.
II owe it to Michigan and to athletics
generally to state that l did not receive
one cent in connection with athletics
while l was in Michigan.
president Jordan misstates facts when
he says l went there with HestonS- and
Rose. 1 did not know Heston until he
arrived at Michigan and Rose did not
enter until two and one-half years later,
Rose was dropped from Michigan about
four months after he entered
Il went to Michigan because several
lawyers in my native town graduated
there, and l like the place L do not
regret my choice.
IF President Jordan will talk facts
instead of trash he will change his atti-
tude on my standing in college. so far as
Michigan is concerned. At Stanford 1
was only special, and 1 do not know
that my work was not of high order
At Michigan 1 never flunked durlns my
entire course and what the conditions
were against me when 1 went there were
on par with those at Stanford.
Talk about me being offered $500 to
go to Michigan! Why, | was not such a
great football player. There were many
men there who were better players than
I was.
II did not receive one cent in connec-
ton with athletics while / was at Mich
igan.
'Mr Jordan is wrong when he says
was not allowed to play in intercollegiate
football games at Stanford. 1 did play
on the Stanford campus against Nevada
and he should look up such matters
More pressure was brought to bear on
me to re-enter Stanford than was ever
used to make me enter Michigan"
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ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF
ROBBING MAN IN SALOON

John Darrell was arrested on First
street near Broadway last night and
booked at the central police station on
suspicion.
Patrolmen Matuskiwiz and Cook made
the arrest. Darrell is alleged to have
robbed John Gibbons of $50 in a North
Broadway saloon. He was captured after
a stiff run of two blocks.
Gibbons was in the saloon treating
everybody to drinks and he ran out of
money. He went to the rear to replenish
his stock of cash from a belt which he
wore around his waist and Darrell fol-
lowed him. When the man had drawn
a package of bills from his belt Darrell
grabbed it, and throwing the money be-
hind a mirror hanging against the wall,
ran.
After he had been placed in Jail the
policemen returned to the saloon and
found the money behind the mirror.
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TIE TARIFF ON Arr

Men of very great influence among the
powers that be in such legislation have
confessed that this tax is indefensible on
any theory of protection and that 1t
would have been repealed except that ''to
attempt to do so would be to open the
door prematurely to general tariff re-
vision" Now that revision has been de-
termined on, the blunder of taxing art
should be retrieved at once. We COM
mend to members of congress the remark
OF French merchant. who recently Wis
tied large factory of American textile
fabrics. and. being asked what he thought
of our trade. replied: You will never be
formidable in the markets Of Europe until
you cease to copy French designs, and
this You will never do till you have free
art" America as a world power trying
to Keep herself provincial would be, a
sight for gods and men From an Edi-
torial in the Century.
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HEAVY TRACK
AT OAKLAND
FORM REVERsALs SEEN IN THE
NORTH
Talent Picks Seven Full to Win in
Second Event, but Choice Is
outgamed by Ray
Bennett

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 3.-The track
was heavy at Emeryville today and the
weather cloudy.
In the opening race. Ontario oregon
took the lead and led into the stretch'
when he fell back beaten. Paladlna came
on and in a hard drive outgamed the raw
orite Mitre. Scamper got the show. The
talent were again wrong when they Sc
lected Seven Full to win the second race.
She was outgamed in the stretch by
Ray Bennett.
In the fourth event Marian Casey and
Adena fought it out, but the favorlte
proved the gamest. Results;
First race, furlongs, selling-Paladini, lol
Hayes) s to l. won Mitre, 104 (Miller), IL 10
10. second; Scamper, 1O2 davis 10 to l. thlrd'
tine 1903 10 Maia, Ontario, Oregon Azusa
Trinta, Radium Dance. Grace Van 81 MIS-; r
Nowburg and Joe Kilday finished as named
Second race, 5 furlongs, seiling-Ray Ben en-
nett 100 Q.ynch), 10 to l, won; Seven Full lO5
navis) 7 to TO- second; Galvestonian, lOS
(Keogh), to ?, third: time 1902 80. May
Pink Remember st. Orlof and Peerless Lass
finished as named
Third race l mile and 8 furlongs' selnngI
Rctrou, 1O4 (<irschbaum), to 1, won; Isabel
ita, 9S (Rice), 10 to 8, second; Tetanus' ipS
(McI.ain), 16 to s. third; time 2:Sl Wimple,
Rosal and Bose Ely finished as named
Fourth race, furlo1gs, Peralta handicap
Marian Casey, 109 (Miler), to D. won Auenu'
9S (Kirschbaum), 10 to ?, second; Heather
Scott, 1O4 CHayes) 8 to l, third; time III 20
Rene W, Fo''.e F. and Sampler finished as
named.
Fifth race 1 mile and 70 yards. selling
Dcradog 119 (Miller), to 10. won; Ramus, 10
to l, third; time 152. Col. Warwick, Ar
court, Midmont, Alta Spa, Santa Ray Paso-
della and Huzzah finished as named.
Sixth race, Futurity course-Billy Pullman,
los (Moreand), to 2, won; CASTLE, lO5 OH
bert) to l. second; Darlington, 10 tMcIn-
tyre). to 1. third; time 1:14 3-5 Abbey,
Jockey Mounce, High Gun, Saint Modan and
Compound Interest finished as named
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FUTURI7Y OF 1910
TO BE GREAT RACE
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-That the FuturltJ
of 1910 will be one of the great races OF
wears seemed to be assured yesterday
when it was announced that SIS entries
have already been received by the Coney
Island Jockey club. The entries closed
Yesterday, but the exact number entered
will not be known until the entries mailed
from distant points have been received.
Entries for sixty races to be held az
Sheepshead Bay, Gravesend and Brighton
Beach tracks were closed yesterday, and
a large number of entries were received.
Fifty Of the races will be run at the
spring meetings and include the Subur-
ban, Brooklyn and Brighton handicaps.
The Jockey club has issued the forfeit
list for 1907, which shows but $4,000 in
forfeits unpaid, with more than s2,5OO,OOO
actually collected during the season.
All owners failing to make payments
are listed and none of them will be al
lowed to enter horses on any track under
the supervision of the jockey club until
the Indebtedness is paid.
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LOOKS GLOOMY FOR
VENICE FRANCHISE


BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 3.-The direc-
tors of the Pacific Coast Baseball league
met today to consider plans for the COM
ing season. The question of a eix-club
league was discussed. An application
from Salt Lake City for a franchise was
tabled on the ground that Salt Lake was
too far away from the coast to make
profitable trips to that point. The ques-
ton of admitting Venice of Los Angeles
was regarded with favor, provided sixth
town could be secured.
The sentiment of the directors was that
there was not another town on the coast
that would be available, and although
committee was appointed to look into-the
situation and to report in week, the
schedule committee will tomorrow begin
its work of arranging a four-club sched-
ule. The season will open April and
close October 81. All Of the officers were
reelected.
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RACING AT NEW ORLEANS
BY Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. S.-City Park results:
First race 6 furlongs-Meadow Breeze won,
Tivolni second Belle Strome third; time
1i4 80.
Second race. 5A furlongs-Risk won, Don
aldo second, Fashion third; time 1:os 20.
Third race, furlongs-Hyperion II. won,
Toydoy second, Archoldham third time :bs SO.
Fourth race furlongs-Jacoblte won, Co
Medicine second, Cooney X. third time
lis 3-5
Fifth race. furlongs-Apache won. Bitter
Sir second Alsatlan third time l:l5.
Sixth race, 1 lis miles-Adesso won. Rebo
second. coldwhy third; time 1:4s Is.
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UNHOLZ IS
LOOKED ON
AS VICTOR
MAKES MEMSIC LOOK SILLY
AT MAUD JUNCTION
soUTHAFRIcAN WONDER SCORES
HIT WITH CROWD
Battle Is Rough, Both Men Calling
Each Other Fancy Names-Two
of Other Fights Are
Good

Had last nights show happened In
the days of long ago Charlie EytOn
would probably have declared Rudy
UnhOIz n winner over George Mesmic,
and Tommy walsh would have taken
Webster and MCGEE in hand for the
long end of their contests. The other
number on the program could have been
thrown out of the dope book, for IL
didn't amount to much and was about
even. with the slightest of shades for
Austin.
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NEXT FIGHTS AT CABIN

The next hand parties scheduled to be
he'd at the Cabin, and which were ar
ranged in the ring last night, will be be-
tween Jim Barry and Sammy Langford
on the 14th of this month, and Jack
(Twin) Sullivan versus Joe Thomas on
the 21st. Both will be under the new
rules of ten rounds ana no decision from
the ring.
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Sunday Excursions

Tha Southern Pacific sells tickets at half
rates to all points east far Beaumont
and return, good only on Sunday, also on Santa
Ana branch. Fare to Riverside and Redlands
and return Through the Orange Groves. "
81. 05. Beaumont S2.45. and Others Informa-
ton at city ticket office. 900 South Spring
street corner Sixth. or Arcade station
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cLEM'S SELECTIONS

First race-Red Bill, Airs, Anna
May.
second race Horace II, walsh en-
try, Fred Vale
Third race-Bi indy, Timothy Wen,
Canique.
Fourth rnce-Frank Fllttner, Mar
ster, Col. Jack.
Fifth race LackfOOt, HarveI,
BabOO.
sixth rnce-Preen, Sir Edward,
Critic.
seventh race - Kirkheld Belle,
Babe Kiefe, Prolific.
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GRIF'S SELECTIONS

First race-Alrs, Red Bill, ASIA
Mny.
Second race-NO selections.
Third race-BIOndy, Timothy Wen,
Canique.
Fourth rnce-LisarO, Frank Flitt-
ner, Walsh entry.
Fifth race-Smirker, LackfOot,
HarveI.
Sixth race-Preen. Geo. 5. Davis,
PreteDsion.
Seventh race - KIrlS6eId Belle,
Prolific, Babe Kiefe.
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A Readlustment

This prohibition wave doth make
Swift progress-serious people think
IL,
From stocks and from the milk wen
take
The water and begin to drink it.
Washington Star.
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1926 A post min OFF
dsbyI
andny
far backf
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SILVER MOONS WANT CAME

Any baseball team of fourteen years or
under can get a game with the Silver
Moons by calling up Temple 949.
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$3.50 Winner a.
res aGa
Scratched Barn
wstea2 Goss
gg
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1ho purse 4year-olds and selling
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-04

pot2 $685.
by
40 ulongspu
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SANTA ANITA FORM CHART

ANITA, 10Os-rwENTY-F oURTH DAY WeatheF
A.. Hamilton presdnE Judge, j. Homan starter
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IN frlongs; $780, 'yeuT-Olds and up
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SGG
good
Cazado 1T
showed brilliant speed but failed su
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-04

IN FlRsT RAcE5 fuOnss 500 4year- and upi seins
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st minutes: of S:45. Value winner 1895 Winner
lola trained by ?. J. Williams Start good; won easily;
Lady Adelaide CnnGbar sharp Boy. Connie NJ, Lonia
place out show Minta place show; Norfolk
ound eighth winning rider pleased. Mntia fin
High priCe-Norfok S.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-04

Tine-24. IS, 1:13 125. At post minutes; off BIB
Baldwin's Dr. OF blk. h. s. Rey Ell Santa Anta-Seven
good; won driving second easily; third same Scrat
20 show: Waterbury 1-2 place, IA show; Sugar out
ID ngs closed UP gradually Waterbury Anal eighth
keen speed and finished sturdily Maid weakened bad
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-04

,hc SIXTH RACE turones; +yar-ods; selling
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Time-2s AS. AZ 3-5, l:12 SIS. At pc
Pasadena Stables ch. Z. 6. Maenet-N
second and third driving. Scratched
verweight-Durbar pa lbs. Shaw /
81 show. shaw came away with b
ished resoiutely. Norfolk fi1ihsed ia
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-22
BANKERS ELOP|NG
DAUGHTER LOCKED
IN GIRLS SCHOOL
Romance Brewed in Atlantic
City Has fearful Inter-
ruptiOn in New York.

New YORK, April 22.--In Atlantic
City. N. j.. the week before Easter Roy
Hosmer McGibbon. 20. son of The ate
r. d. McGibbon. one of the most dis
tingnished lawyer of Canada, and MISS
Florence VIM Farwell, 10, planned to
clone. In New York city yesterday, as
Miss Farweli was OUT shopping with
several other girl pupils of Mrs. James
". Finch's fashionable ooardlnB
school in Seventy-seventh street, she
slipped away from the chaperon, met
Row. and soon they were married IN
Marble Collegiate Church. Twenty
ninth street and Fifth avenue.
Now the bride of a day is virtually
a prisoner in the boarding school, LOT
after the marriage she returned 10 the
Finch establishment, and me 5e-
porters came TO inquire about the mar
riage license sine confessed to the elope-
nlent, begging the. head of the institu-
tion not to notify her grandfather,
William FarweIl, wealthy tanker OF
Sherbrooke, Canada. He was told or
the girls elopement and ordered her
locked up in the school. Today he is
expected to reach here. Her parents
are travelling in Egypt.
II married Roy because I love him
and because ] was afraid that I sho1ld
change. I nave known and loved MIN
for six weeks, ana I defy any n to
part u.s. the bride said today.
McGibbon's parents reside in M9n-
treal.