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DAILY DEATH LIST.

George Sadowsky. I years. 3o7 Roose-
welt, dIphtheria.
Charles Dharto. year, Children .
Free hospital. empyema.
Hottie Miller. q years 2s5 Eighth;
meningitis.
Elizabeth ii. Johnson AZ years, 4s4
Clay; congestion OF lungs.
Thomas Olphant, 65 years, Grace hos
pital. cardiac dilatation.
John Kastl. So years, 6s5 Hammond;
senility
Eleanor Farrand. 3 months, $50
Crane, pneumonia.
Augusta Brady. 81 years, Ala Jeffer-
son; pneumonia ..
stephen Lanstra, 20 years Crosse
Pointe; tuberculosis
Elizabeth Reske. 29 years. Harper
hospital; peritonitis.
Katazyna Owczaret, months. 347
Superior; pneumonia.
Joseph Kwtny, 81 years 673 Rio
pelle. senility.
Myrtle Smith. rs years. Pa St Au-
bin; rheumatism.
John w. Brown. 73 years 313L
Michigan, pneumonia.
Lucy Keahl 81 years. SO Thirty-third;
uraemia.
Stanislaus Walkowicz. year 24s f.
Wills, infla animation OF lungs
Luther Gears. So years. Grace hos
pital; paralysis.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Michael Madaj 2i; Martha Corcka, 10.
Harry l.. Oldham. 80. Decatur, III.
Grace l.. Johnson. 20, same.
John Moore, IS. aMry O'Malley. 20.
Percy ". Guest. 81 Tina +. Rouech,
23.
Joseph Hudzik. 25; Zofi Koia, So.
Ralph G. MINIS. 2S. Detroit: Alma ID.
Morand, 20, Windsor.
Alfred III. Saunders. Az, Detroit: Eta
Saunders. 81 Lansing.
Karl y. Turner, "a Toledo. Laura
He'll. ~. same.
Frank Ii. Wills. 81: Martha La
Treble, 80
Arthur lube, %; Emma rKeig, 10.
Anthony &. Detlof. 23; Pauline Wis
Zowata, 20.
William r. Canton. 26. Detroit. Jea-
nette NieInann. "a. Kansas City. Mo.
Mark Sardinac &c. Zohya Pillow, 90.
Armand j. Lebouf. rs, Tomahawk.
Wis, Sarah NJ. ID. Martineau, rs. De-
troit.
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HORSES, SORE AT AUTO,
CHASE AND WRECK 1T

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April pa
team OF horses owned by Jas. Chance
turned the tables on a pursuing auto
list near independence. Kas.. Friday
and, maddened by having been driven
To one side and passed by the ma
chine. gave chase down the road, over
took the auto which had slowed up
and crashed into the tonneau, over
turning the machine and trampling on
It's occupants.
The auto was driven by VIM. Nc
Kee. The auto passed the rig and,
having passed. started down the pike
at high speed, it's exhaust sputtering
like Calling gun.
The horses picked up their ears,
kicked up taeir heels and. taking the
The Detroit times., 1909-04-24
BIRTHS

GIRLS.
Milo Carametaro. l60 Larned.
George Maratarra. 20 Russell.
John Movckowski 1923 Jos. Campau
August Gruba. 74l Wills.
William Bradshaw. 623 Scotch.
Charles Schanke. 1925 Vinewood.
David Tasker 312 Twenty second.
VIM. Gerlach. 1l4l Sheridan.
BOYS.
John Sikora. $50 Newton.
John Scherrer. 500 Brewster.
Harry Black. SOC Clinton.
William Harris. 202 Macomb.
Nelson Pelton, 2lS Gibson.
Joseph Martin. li65 Jefferson.
Martin Shadwell. 20 Celia.
Albert Parsons. l6i Bellevue.
Edward Rentz. l02 Elm.
Chas. Ferry. 1888 Baldwin.
WIN. Nacker, 3s Page.
Joseph Vimr, 507 Thirtieth.
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FOR sALE-yACANT LOTS.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.
FLINT IIMITEnS-A.l n m an

Detroit United Interurban Lines.
FLINT LIMITEDs-s:l5 a. IN. and
AIS .. IN. Locals for Rochester and
Flint Z a. m, and every two hours to
y. m; 1 p. IN. TO Oxford. Locals to
Rochester and Romeo, a m. and
every two hours to 10 y. m: also IL
y. IN.
PORT HURON LIMITEDs--7:45 a.
m, lo.45 a. m, S;a6 y. m. gas p. m;
Saturdays only. i2:45 y. m; Sundays
more. Alsonsc, Marine City and f Port
ID m. to Marine City. To Mt Clemens.
ha1f-houriy. ESQ a. m. to p. m. and
shore Line. hourly. Gas a. m. 70 y:as
D. m. also IL y. I'M.
TOLEDO LIMITEDs--s:2o a. m.
1870 a. m. ago and $50 p. m. Locals
for lockwood, Newport. Monroe and
Toledo. hourly. 6;S0 a. IN. to s;3o p. m,
also 9.90 and IL y. m. for Monroe.
JACKSON LIMITEDs-I:45 a m.
son. a. IN. and every two hours until
3 D. m; for Ann Arbor. a. IN. and
hourly until J. y. m, Tor plymouth anu
Worthwhile. 1880 a. m. and every two
ii u M saline cars from Ypsilanti
For MynndOtte aud Trenton-5.33 a
M and half-hourly to S.33 y. m: hourly
10 1883 y. IN. sundays. first car at
1908. with half-hourly service through
out
For Royal Oak. birmingham aud
Pontiac--6 30 a. m. then half hourly
until I D. IN, then hourly until IL y. IN.
First car one-halt hour later on sun
day.
M. and hourly until IL y: m For
Orchard Lake and Pontiac. s. z. 3. IL a.
m l. >. 3. I. .. !. y IL y. IN.
Last ears await closing Of theaters.
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DIED.

KElL-Aprii %. at parents residence,
1872 Mt Elliott. Howard stephen. In
FAINT son Of Mr.. and Mrs. i. y. keil
j. Funeral saturday at y. IN. from
residence
PETERSON-April 81. at her home. 3S2
Fort-st. east. Louise, beloved mother
81 Albert Peterson. Mrs. h. J. Helm
lein, Mrs. r. l.. Ladwig. age SO years
Funeral saturday at r. IN.
SCHAEFER--April 81. 1909. Joseph, at
his residence, Michigan-ave. and
schaefer-rd Funeral Saturday at .
o'clock from house. and $3.50 at st.
Alphonses church, Springweils.
UTTER-Mrs. Caroline. died at her
home In Birmingham. "Wednesday.
April 81. Funeral from her late
home. Friday, 2 o'clock y. IN.
VAN DAMME-April 81. Mary Van
Damme. nee With. age 66 years. be
loved mother OF Mrs. George Martin.
Hildegarde. Katherine and Felix.
Funeral from residence. s31 Forest
ave. east. Monday at 3 a. m. to st
EliEabeth's church at $50.
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lican whip" who is the youngest
member OF the legislature and a
bachelor as we'll
The bill provides that all transac.
lions betwt on an employer and his
stenographeI shall be accorded the
same legal exemption as the transac.
lions between church communicate
and priest TO whom he confesses. or "A
lawyer and client, or a physician and
patient.
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Pabsts Machine Kills Girl.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, April ga
Gustave oabst. president Of the Pabst
Brewing Co, ran down and killed LII
lie Winkler. IL. today. The girl. with
an older sister. stepped of a street
car and ran across the street when the
Pahst machine came by and before
Pabst could stop the younger girl was
rrder the machine He put both girls
i'm the automobile and hurried to the
Emergency hospital. but the girl only
lived a minute after arriving at the
hospital Pabst was not held.
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ION5yOIgl.Si{:3 L IlI3I!.lI' g
~

For CLEVELAND. PlTTSBUit,, aud
AL points south and east Leave
DAILY 1876 y. m. Fare t. Cleveland.
s.. Ptttsburg. SASS. Berths. 81 ant
81 80 Room. 81 90. For Maokinac. Al
pena and Way fOrts-Mondays. p M
FRIDAYS. $50 a. IN Tor Buffalo. Nj
.agata Faus New York city and the
FAST leave Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays. 200 y. M. arrive Buffalo. Doe
a. m leastern time).
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PUTS LOCKS ON THE
FAIR STEN0GRAPHER

MADISON, Wis. April 23.-The as
sembly has advanced to third reading
and will pass bill exempting en-
ployers from the lures Of their stenog-
raphers The bill was introduced by
Assemblyman Ledvina, the Repub-
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Ex-CHIEF JUSTICE INDICTED.
Merritt j. Gordon is Charged with
Embezxlement Of $1,000.

SPOKANE, Wash. April 23.-On a
charge OF embedding more than So
900 from the Great Northern Railway
Co. Merritt J. Gordon. formerly cher
Justice OF the Washington supreme
court, Is under Indictment today.
Gordon resigned from the supreme
bench several years ago TO take charge
OF the Great Northerns legal depart
ment here Gordon was supposed to
have drawn money from the railroad
treasury for the settlement OF a $l0.-
900 Judgment against IL. II is alleged
that he first drew $4,000 which he ap-
propriated 70 his own use and then
drew on the company again for sim.
liar amount.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-24
MRS. SCOTT ELECTED TO
LEAD D. A. R. BY s VOTES
Mrs. Story. Defeated Candidate, Moves
to Make Election Unanimous,
But Motion is Defeated.

WASHINGTON. April 2S.-Dy the
narrow margin OF eight votes, Mrs.
Slatthew T. Scott. OF Illinois, the id
ministration candidate, was elected
president.general OF the Daughters OF
the American Revolution. according
10 the announcement made by the
tellers, when the congress met today.
mings Story, OF New York. the in
surgent" candidate. got 42S. The tell
ers worked all might and unt.I 10 30
this morning counting the ballots.
Continental hall was damned t.
Cvertiowing when the vote was an
nounced. A great number OF the dele
gates had stayed up all night waiting
TOR some word FROM the closed room
where the votes We're being counted.
Including the presiGent-general, Mrs.
Donald c. Mclean, and the cand
dates. When Mrs Mclean arrived at
the hall. she showed plainly the effect
Of the strain
Mrs. Story moved that the election
of Mrs. Scott be made unanimouG, but
this was not carried.
The vote against the motion snow
I'd the intense feeling OF the "insurg-
ents." and there was Missing from sew
eral parts Of the nall.
Mrs. Mclean declared that the mo-
ton was lost, but that she was glad
the defeated candidate was 50 grac
ious.
There Is talk among the delegates
Of a contest, Some of them say thct
outsiders were In telephone com.
h'unication with the tellers room dur
ing the night and point TO the official
announcement as peculiarly close.
Mrs. Story has told her friends,
however that she will not counter.
ance any further fight on her behalf
So far-ts- KNOW MFs-Seett- WAS
the choice Cf the members OF the De
! .troit chapter" said Mrs. L. w. Stod'
'dard. treasurer OF the local organiza'
ton, land will undoubtedly make a
most satisfactory leader
Among the Detroit women who at
tended the meeting In Washington are
Mrs. F. b stevens. regent; Mrs. &.
II. Metcalf, recording secretary; Mrs.
T.. r. Barbour, vice-regent; Mrs.
Louise Pitken. Mrs. Arthur NJ. Park
er. Mrs. BeTtram c. Whitney and
Mrs. Frank Crandall. The convention
will close Saturday and the delegates
are expected 10 return Sunday
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Maurice Pen6eld Fixes, D. D.
1880 A M.-ToMoRRow-7;ao p NJ
Woodward Ave. Baptist Church.
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BusIneSs-IIkr printing. No fuss anG
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., No.
rs John r. st Phone 1925.
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The.
People ages

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classification In these columns.
one cent per word each insertion.
cash In advance, No advertisement
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Persons whose names appear In
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advertisements charged at above
rates. Call
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40 ACRES-Good house, barn and orch-
ard minutes walk TO ST CAR
river and Rapid r. r. station, ana
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SLIGHT DYNAMOs. SIS; 50-light
dynamos. $50; 30O-light dynamos
Sl75: h-horsepower motor SIS: g.
horsepower. &7b: 10-horsepower. 3115;
ao.horsepower. Other sizes, for
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SCOTT BROS. 3-5 FARRAR-ST.
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EDUCATIONAL.

LADIES may attend the Strashurg
school OF aahCing. assured OF meet
ing no oh CCtionable persons. New
class FOR beginners Monday evening.
Fee 50.
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Job Prfnting done right. Times Print
tnr Co. Is John R.-st. Phone 1893
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BELL-MAIN 1893.
HOME-CITY 1885.

For the convenience OF patrons
arrangements have bean made with
the following TO receive liner ad-
Vertisements at the same rate as
charged at the home ONCE:
EAST SIDE.
Houg hten-French Coal Co., Ana Can
neld-ave. east.
MT: Elliott Pharmscy, Mt. Elliott and
Gratiot-aves.
u. Brown, 1859 Jefrerson-ave.
J. McPherson, 2400 Gratiot-ave. oppo-
site car barns.
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REX DRUMS

And Orchestra Bells are the finest
money can buy; we are headquarters
and manufacturers of drums. traps
and all drum supplies; easy terms
on complete outfits WILLARD BRY-
ANT MUSIC HOUSE. 21s WOOD
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c. G. Eanor, ss5 Grand River-ave
Turner stanton. les Myrtle-st.
II. II. Drtscoli, All MichiRan-ave.
}. w. Willard, 14l9 Forrest. west
w. w. Bush, 694 Michigan-aye.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-24

SODA FOUNTAINS. latest styles at cut
prices and easy terms: also metal
schulenburg Mfg. Co. 9s Randolph
81.
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SODA FOUNTAIN
Second hand marble fountains cheap.
r. r. GALLAGHER a CO..
1873 JEFFERSON MAIN 1881.
The sun., 1909-11-02
Racing at PimIico.

BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. i.-Fsvorites and
outsiders divided honors at Pimlico to-day.
The chief surprise OF the day came in the
ffth race, when Beau Chiffon. ably ridden
by Walker. defeated the favorite. Mar
tinez. The summary.
First RAce-One mlle-Sotema. o. (Ramseyl.
~ to TO- won; Mlspillon, iO7 AcCahey). = TO I.
second: Harmon Pass, pS uangD. 80 to I, third
Time. i:t0 as. Henry Crosscadden. Allonby.
Dancercss and Oquetos also ran.
Second RAce--Six furiongs-Martln Doyle. ll5
Davenport. 8 to 5. won Top Note, i07 tGrandl
third. Time. i:la. Cheek and Panaue also ran.
Third Race-One mile and q sixteenth-O Osorlne
los (Rsmsey). 2l1 TO !, won; Golden Castle, tO5
lBrooksl, 10 70 1, second; RostrIm. iOs tGrsndl A..
70 :, third. Time. iT IS. Silverin. Cunning and
Demetrios also ran.
Fourth Race--Greater Baltimore Stceplechase
two milcs-Dacra, i40 (AnenD, to I, won; Stella
land, l4o (SobelD. 5 TO !. second; Woodslde, $50
tWilllams, u TO I. third. Time AS Monte Carlo
and Glover Croft also ran. Pretty Mlchal. Essex
and Ticket OF Leave fell
Filth RAce-Five and a half furlongs-Besu
Chiffon. llS CWalkerl. 10 !. won: Martinez. lt3
lNichon, 10 s. second: Busy. io0 (Godsieinl.
and Indian Maid also ran.
sixth Race.one mile and forty. yaIds-Taks.
tMcCaheyD. 10 20 1, second; Everhsrd. 100 (Gold-
steinl 30 10 1, third. Time. l:iS IS. Maxim Gun.
Great Jubilee, II Fall and Earl Rogers also ran.
seventh Racc-One mile-Dr. Pillow. i07
uangD. 20 I. won: Woospun. lO7 (GrandD. 0
TO s. second: Pocket, o. tMcCabel. } 10 !, third
Time. i%S. Lady Frederick. Cotton Maid. Sandy
Hill. Vera Violetta and Miss OToole also ran
The sun., 1909-11-02
College Athletics.

A. Sweetser. H. Is the Harvard lawn ,enni.
champion In singles. r. T. Dana, a graduate
school student. was the runner up.
Penn has sent In Its entries for the intercole
gate cross country run. Paun, Wilson Hunter
Grinths, Church. Levering. wetnert. BorEener
Wolfe, Fenton. O'Neill. Foster. Tyson. Meching
BuZby. Baker and McMasters are those from
whom the eventual seven will be picked.
The run between Penn freshmen and MERGERS
burg will be held to- day. Ballard viii lead the
Ouakers.
The Harvard varsity crew has gone into strict
training for the fall regatta. which will be held
November 10. The boat Is now rowing Sar.
gent, bow: Leslie. ?; Metcan 3: Strong, a Bacon,
S; Newton. 8: Wad. q Cutler. stroke. Fsxon,
coxswAln
Capt. Little OF the Harvard track team who is
the intercollegiate champion shot putter. won
the broad jump In the Harvard fan games wit
a leap OF % feet.
Only May and Saxton OF last years Michigan
cross country team are available this year. Dull
BalhAtchet and See not In college and Towar
and Chaplin are Ineligible Because of this con
dltion Michigan NAV not send team east to the
intercollegiate run.
Nat sherman. the Dartmouth runner. VINO
couldn't compete In the intercollegiate games at
Cambridge last spring because OF o strained leg
Is senior this academic year. He will make a
big e1ort to be In condition for the sprints and
Jumps this time. which will he his last chance
Last year at the University of Washington
basket took In us 7S and the expenses were SIS
They are trying at Harvard 10 make a hurdIer
Out OF Reggie Foster, the Sprinter.
The sun., 1909-11-02
UNITED HUNTS RACES.
SIX Eveats on the Card To-day ct Belmont
Terminal.

There will be six races to-day and also
on Saturday at the autumn meeting OF the
United Hunts Racing Association over the
fine course at Belmont Terminal. Three
steeplechases. a hurdle and two fat races
will be decided to-day. and some OF the
best amateur riders will have mounts.
The FIRST race each day will be at O'Clock.
The entries:
First Rsce-The Essex cup. value $50: presented
by Charles PnEer; with $500 added; for gallo
ways. to carry iSS pounds; about IN miles over
hurdics-W r. Graco's Roulette, Henry Lees
Lord Minto. John J. O'Donohue's W. y. Head
c. PnEers Spring Beauty and rrespass.
Second RAce-Smithtown Hunt cup. value $50.
and $500 added; for thoroughbred hunters.
TO carry 100 pounds: winners this year last
penalized; about Si1 miles over a post and rail-
course-A. DcvereauGs Sscandags, W. r. Grsce's
Chenoe. De Lancey X. Jays Rolfe. A. PInkerton's
Macedonia. II. c. Phlppss Hawkins, Pontiac sta
6le,s Arlington reg. The FoD. J. Watson
presented BY Allan PisEerton, with Sis added:
Tor Tor iL sialioways. AVS, % carry lso pounds winning
srInsis Tos % and Nv vlctory 'n Bslis % re Bsmoass
Ranger 3 I: Carman's Na,,y Bumpo and Ds.
ST Case, e. Psssrs sprins beauty ~ sheeSsn's
Kings HIN. Z. Thomas's Contrast.
Fourth Racc-Middlosex Hunt cup. guaranteed
by the Mlcidlesex Hunt; for hunters duly quail
pound. as .soS DGURSs ,Slse ns
over the regulation course-J Y. Daviss Rising
Star. De Lencey n. Jays Rolfc, A. d. tewis's
Parson Kelly. All Ian Pinkerton's Macedonia.
Adlutor
Ftith Rase-PresIdent's cup VALUE sIoo,. pre-
sented by Perry Belmont the United Hunts Rae
Ing Associst ton 70 add si7s; for qualified hacks
q 1909 pounds sddiaossl; about two miles on
The nat-f, Baker, Jr. 3, Meddlesome Boy, J. r.
Hogsn. W; c; Haycs's sslamander. Pontisc
alton. Malcolm stevenson's wild Dance Il n.
fuckers Recruit and J. Watson Webb's Mar
cotine.
nteed valie $3.50: for hAlfbred hunters 10 carry
ion pounds. winning penalties: about three snd a
hsn miles overya post and rail course-Mlss Cor
nelis Bryce's Moor Hen, Aleck Browns Pebbles.
r. Dayis's Relentless. Hugh Gormley's Harry
Baylor. Peter Hauck. Jr.'s. Essex B., 4. Pfnker-
tons Taxi and M. Stevenson's Maple Leaf and
The sun., 1909-11-02
Football Notes.

McGovern Of Minnesota scored nine pom Is
against Chicago with three successful drop kicks
for goal.
Harvard an Yale viii try 10 agree on z referee
thIs week. already having agreed on Edwards
Tor umpirs and Hall for neld Judge. Yale wants
Mike Thompson. the etncient veteran. for referee
while Joe Pendleton also 70 menuoned N conncc
II do not think that this win have any effect
unou Princetons attitude toward football" says
Prof McCionahan, chairman on the faculty
COMMITTEES on outdoor sports. referring 20 the
death Of Cadet Byrne.
The football teams Of Manual Training and
Frasrrris High schools will play this afternoon at
SsrstoQa PARK Broadway and Halsey street.
brooklyn. This game 10 one OF the most sttrac-
dive OF the high school schedule and Will sttract
a rood sized crowd.
The sun., 1909-11-02
TO-DAY,S CARD FOR A0UEDUCT.
Election Day and Beidame HandIcaps the
Attractions.

The card for Aaueduct this afternoon
has two stake features. The Election Day
Handicap, at a mile and furong. appears
to be at the mercy OF the Hildreth entry
(Fitz Herbert and Firestonel. with Olsm-
bal and Huck to beat. In the Beida me
Handicap, a nve furlong dash for two year
olds the Montpelier entry tResponsefIiI
and MexoanaD will find favor over Sou.
Christina and others. In the first race,
Seymour Beutler may go well Blackford
wifi be played to beat Siskin and Norbitt
In the second event. at mile. In the nth
Orphan Lad and Wingohocking have
chances Maiden two-year-olds will run
in the last race, at seven furlongs, with
the best The entries follow:
The sun., 1909-11-02
Jewbells wins Road Race.

LoNo BRANCH, \. J.. Nov. I,-William n,
Morris's b. q. Jewbells won the second
Long branch this afternoon, defeating
II. A. Muhlenbrink's Hi Henry by six
seconds. Edward Malee's entry was third
John s. Hugg's fourth. and Benz amin Cole :
nth. The distance, ten and three eli int
miles. was made in ~ minutes rs seconds
which was minutes and 20 seconds fast eT
seconds separated the FIVE horses At the
finish.
The sun., 1909-11-02
BANGS DEFEAT CAUSES TALK
TRIMMED BY CAPTAIN SWANSON
IN QUEER RACE.
Glass Scored for His Handing or Mary
Davis. Racquet and C0onsl<in -Odern
wins with Bonnie KelsO and Nimbus
Wise Mason Succeeds at Aaueduct. /.


Five favorites won at Aaueduct yester-
denoa -, Sasra -.,,s Y.." ~ M
ue"Ve VI ioIm STUDENTS but tnere were
several incidents that caused the gossips
to indulge In much unfavorable criticism
ves r-olds the narsornsrca - n.rr ws.
."o po'iot tnanoo VI nens "ss
40 bad that some OF the regulars wanted
to bet there would be an Investigation
Last Thursday Bang carving lOe Dounda
h.., C.o..I~ S-.. - I.
IN Ea1lop by two lengths at seven FUR
longs. Shilling rode Bang on that day,
while Butyrell handled swanson In vas,ar.
a. 80 p" ot.'s 50.
and swanson five pounds less. but this
time Bang had no speed at all, with Gar
ner nm and Ontahod third elaven lanUtha
hah,nS S--. -,
oenno oWsnsoh' VINO oeat HArvey -
10 10 !, oy hall dozen lengths swanson
was a heavily backed even money fayorite
and was aga,n ribden h,, Ru,wsII while
Ran. Nc. .saa.,A a.. r. s.,.,
Dns was soconu ia itVoE AZ 70 swan
son had more speed than In the previous
the race IL was said that hang sufYered
sron, az ,,,a.-.,.I ,.,L "a .xa...;,a
~ u'eoie'ou 'oo.n "ne eNSsSsS
temperature sunday night, whicn II true
should have ere resulted In her withdrawal 81.
criticism for his rides on Mary Davis,
Racquet and Coonskin lie made entirely
too much use of Mary Davis, II TO s, in the
Glen Cove Stakes, for three year-Olds. at
a mile. so that she tired In the stretch Then
Top. S to 1, and beat her a head in l4i.
with Mary Davis two lengths back. Hoif-
ma n, to /. WAS handled in bungling fashion
ana May River. to 1, was left at the post
Ia H. ..sl 49, k....-
The sun., 1909-11-02
Fred Lake Resigns as Manager OF Boston
Americans.

BosToN. Nov. l.-Announce ement was
made tonight by the Boston American
League Club that the resignation Of Mana
ger Fred Lake had been accepted by PresI-
dent Taylor The salary question was the
cause.
The sun., 1909-11-02

Good start won driving: o Em. ch. Z. !. by Or
lando-Lttle EN-: owned by Joseph Mccormick.
trained by n. Harris.
The sun., 1909-11-02

Football To-day. AMERICAN League Park