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New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
ELLER LOSES At TAPE
RaveneII, a Negro, Wins HandI-
CAP Race at Celtic Park.

James RaveneIl. the negro sprinter of the
Public Schools Athletic League, won close
race from Jack J. Eller, the Irish-Amerl-
can Athletic Club I1urdler, in the 1eo-yard
handicap event at the annual games OF St.
.Tames's Presbyterian Church, which were
held at Celtic Park yesterday. The negro
succeeded in defeating Eller after a gruel-
ling contest by inches in the fast time Oh
10 Ia seconds.
Raveneu was on the five-yard marx. Wnlle
the I-isii-An1erican sprinter was on the
21e-yard line. At the fifty-yaTd marx
ElIer was almost abreast Of his opponent.
Twenty-Five yards further on the hurdle
champion poked his chest in front In
desperate struggle to the tape the negro
won by close margin. His victory was
loudly cheered by those of his race who
were present.
J f Harris. OF Loughlin Lyceun, ne
gro. won a close victory in the 3o0-yard run,
handicap. by some fast sprinung down the
stretch.
The summaries follow
1oo-yard dash topen. handicapl-Won by !.
R4venee. St. Christopher A c, o yaros1 o15 81
E s Cunningham. st. christopher A c q h
yards, third Time, O-loF5- ~ w. ~, "
HePiger- smart Set A G go yards; ". Nc
Carthy. Yonkers NJ C. A. 40 yar6iS'' s0i Seo'ii'-
one|mile run 0aandicap; closedD-Eon by -
Gordon. Alpha A c Geo yards; A smith. IN. IN
a . 6scratch1. third. Time, 4:45 -,
3oo-yard dash topen: handiccsap1-Ws on Dy q q
cooe smart Set A, c. Q3 yards, second t,tr5 =
Stearn, Mott Haven A & IL Faros'' Iii
Threenie run open; haniicapisoW iso 0ary,: 6g ! W 81
H1,,.5t,- indian A c. so yards). second; :, D.
Stack Pastime A c. 600 yards. third 1lnle'
0nerniie relay Cclosed)Won by AlPhaa 1as4arber a
lorrnan Lee Gordon eToede3 7' chert5 sec
a md = smart Set A c. Williams Horn lr'ce'
Accoce,; dhira i-1ad nrnn open handicapl-Won oy
A H Hunter s. cEistepsr as Smart A G s Set 1nSs a z
= teet q % fae- II inches, second: n harTls
Mohawk a q inees & 20 ffs5 sandicaP5 III qShe mi BY
tfqiIL-LiIs o. {, f6 inches), feet . IlcheS
J. J. McLauglin New snHoS5 Wss5 Soe a H. a Hunter,
hSryr,s1opher A. c. (scratch), feet
third
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
MARSHALL BEAT SPiELMANN
Other Leaders in Masters Chess
Tourney Also Win.
FBy Gable 20 The Tribune

Hamburg. July 3o-This morning the chess
masters engaged in an international tour
n4zv In this city met for the eleventh TIME,
the pairing being as follows: Chotimirski
vs. Schlechter, Leonhardt VS. Salwe. Spiel
mann vs.. Marshall Duras vs- Tartakower,
Nienzowftsch VS.. Forgacz, Teichmann vs..
Yates. John vs. Alekhine, Speijer VS.. Tar
rasch and Roehnlein e bye. This was a re-
rr7arka Bile round. inasmuch as all the games
were fully decided, not one game being
drawn or adjourned. Chocmtrski lost to
Schlechter. Iseonhardt beat Saiwe, Spiel
mann went down before Marshall, Duras
defeated Tartakower. Nienzowitsch dis
posed Of Forgacz. Teichmann downed
Yates. John resigned TO Alekhine and Speijer
fell Z prey Of Tarrasch- The position Of the
leaders did thus not alter at all, Schlechter
still being one point ahead of NiemzoWitsch
as far as lost points are concerned
The record to date follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
WIND BOXES COMPASS
Makes Trouble for Boats in
Gravesend Bay Regatta.

yarhtsr,en Of the Gravesend Bay dis
trict sailed their fifth championship race
Yesterday afternoon. The regatta was
managed bv the Atlantic Yacht Club. and
was decided in light winds that kept swing
ing around the compass in most dis-
couraging manner. At the start the Wlnd
was coming from the south It kept grad
uaIly backing into the west and before the
last boat was timed the breeze was blow
ing from the north AS it was rever
strong the boats made only fair times over
their respective courses
An, unusually large fleet of craft was
lowering around the starting line off Sea
Gate when the regatta committee. made up
of Horace E Boucher, chairman, and Ken
meth Lord, set the course signals at 2:45
o'clock The course chosen for the larger
classes was from the starting line TO e
mark off Bensonhurst. then 10 Fort Hamil-
ton. Craven Shoals and back to Sea Gate
It was sailed twice, but owing TO the row
ing wind. 1t was made up Of reaches and
runs. with little or no wtndward work
Hendon Chubb. owner Of the Spider II.
sprung decided surprise in the % class
by making d runaway race of the contest
and winning by Al seconds from the Soya
II. The Florence finished third and the
Grayjacket was a poor last The Spider
II has just been hauled out and about seven
hundred pounds of additional lead put into
her. 1t was believed that the change in
the craft was responsible for her additional
speed.
The Spider II was the first away. but in
the leeward position. The Soya II was
next, and then came the Florence at the
windward end of the line. All the boats
Wero late at the start The Grayjacket,
however, was more than thirty seconds
astern of the leaders. The Soya II at once
began TO foot away from the Florence and
was able to take the weather position.
Tie Spider II kept the lead and was the
first TO gybe at the Bensonhurst mark. fol-
lowed by the Soya II, the Florence and the
Grayjacket in the order named.
There was no change in the position OF
the craft a the end of the first round
The Spider II was timed at 3:51: :33, with the
Soya following. at 3:52:59. the Florence at
3:53.1S and the Grayjacket at 3-55:f. The
beats hardly had passed when the wind
died away and the yachts were practically
becalmed. At that hour a squall was seen
working its way down the Narrows from
the north, and. although it looked wicked,
it passed out TO sea without doing any
damage.
The appearance Of a new boat in the
6 class lent additional interest to that
division. The craft was the Althea. one
Of the boats of the Manhasset Bay Yacht
Club just purchased by Or. Atkinson. OF
the Atlantic Yacht Club. The craft was
purchased for the Upton cup races which
ara to be held by the Crescent Athletic
Club during the race week of the Atlantic
Yacht Club. in September. The Althea fin
isheC fourth in the s class yesterday.
The summary follows:
srooPs-CLAss o-sTARr. s.O5-CoURsE. . 8
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
nEAF MUTE ATHLETE WINS

Several hundred athletes took part IN the
o,n,aI games under the auspices OF the
E,,,anpelistic Committee OF New YORK
which were held at McCombs Dam PARK
yesterday. Paul Dianno, deaf and DUMB
lad was the star Of the day putting 1onr
,irer nlaces TO his credit. Dianno won the
lao go and 440 yard dashes and the one
mile senior event.
Max ShusIin, junior proved the best
in his division. romping away with mrs,
., III ~ Ga the so and 100 ward dashes, and
ranturing second place IN the quarter mile
race. -, H. t;,
anchor man a big lead in the 44o yard relay
that after touching off his partner he Tell
10 the track In dead faint
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
SHEPPARD AFTER RECORD
Will Try to Set Mark for Two
thirds of q Mile.

,se,vin W. Sheppard viii attempt 10 o'eaA
+t,a record for two-t1irds of q mile at the
z.coan+ric Firemen and Engineer 6aiiieS
-. re1ric Park this afternoon The record
which Is held by Emilio Lunghl' the la'lioo
T-s1ian runner, Is 2 minutes % SO Seooliu''
established on the same track last yedi
,Io-+i, sheridan and John Flanagan are
-, entered in their pet events, the throw
to of the discus and the hammer, anu
Ill also endeavor TO improve their Worlo
marks Many other events are also uo"n
for competition
r,,,rb, tasted his first defeat since his
80, home when he was beaten by henry
praI,n the German, in a quarter-m1le race
IN Rudapest recently. Braun, who Is the
pr,gIis, mile champion. defeated his rival
~ a few wards IN 49 2-5 seconds. The dis
go "a a rifle short for the Italian
The Trinity Club, of Brooklyn, VIII hold
e.+ of games on the Public School Ath-
,o+to League field, at Avenue Is this a1tef-
mon Every member Of the old organiza-
ton with any athletic instinct has en-
tered the events Stevte, the sprint KING
r-iu cou,pete in four events, starting from
scratch.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
ALMA II WINS WEIGH CUP
F. P. Pratt's Boat Victor IN
Colonial Yacht Club Race.

a dozen power boats Of various klhas
and horsepowers raced over siXteen-nlle
course on the Hudson River yesterday tor
cup offered by Commodore WEIGH, or the
Colonial Yacht Club. The start was made
at D. m in the presence of large num-
Der of yachtsmen and their guests who
watched the race from the clubhouse The
winner was the Alma II, owned by + r
Pratt Her time over the course was
hour 80 minutes a seconds The second
boat was the Little Sister, owned by Cap
tain Eandenberg.
The summary:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
RYAN DARTMoUTH's CAPTAIN

Hanover. y H July 3G.-George A
1rsTes. Of Springfield. Mass, graduate
manager Of the Dartmouth football team.
announced to-day that John J. Ryan, OF
"a waterbury. Conn, has been elected captain
u The Dartmouth football team for the
coming season.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
coRiNTHlAN YACHT RACE OFF.

l"elye boats started in the Corint hian
re Il the Canarsie Yacht Club yesterday.
me yachts were sent away in a good
''feze from the southwest, but before the
eiS8f mad covered the first leg Of the course
-'is nreeze died out and the contest turned
''0 arIfting match Finding that il was
.'.'p'Ssible for the craft to reach the fin
80 me, Chairman Plague OF the regatta
1ilttee called of the contest. There is
possibility that the cups viii be Up for
competition to-dar.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

The twelfth round will be played on Mon
dav according 10 the following schedule:
Yates vs. John Forgacz VS. Teichmann,
,T,ar+slxoyyer vs. Nienlzowitsch. Marshall VS..
T.1rsE Salve VS. Spielnann, Schlechter VS..
Ieonhardt- Speijer vs.. John, Tarrasch VS..
Alakhire Chotirnirski bye.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
TRI-sTArE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Johnstown II: Harrisburg / (dFst game
-JohnstOWn, T. Harrisburg. y Second
gamei,
WiIliamsport. s. Altoona g.
Reading. . York l.
Trenton. . Lancaster. !.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
WHO KNOWS CAPTURES RACE
Hackett's Gelding PAGES Fast at
Parkway Meet.

tho joint meeting Of the New York and
Parkway Driving clubs, held Yesterday
afternoon at Parkway In the field were
F. B. Leahy's Princess Direct, f. J. La
Places Kate Nelson and N. 9. Reynolds's
DR. Threet.
The summaries follow:
PACING-CLASs 4
Who Knows. blk. by san Meto C. :.
Ksts 5tseSst Te1son br N. Or. f y. Gilli... :
Doctor Threet. br. &. IT G Hndsl- -...-- J
George Patchen. ch. Z. IT. II. Harper --.-- !
Princess Direct Blk m ,T B. I,sahy' dis
TROTTTNG-CLAsS A
Todhu-ter b c. by Todd q. H Powers I I
Oakland Direct, II. blk < by Oakland .
rrs Sarpo Tod5 y" b. EgioI ln M G Hronson1 70
Time 2:223i+. 2:e4l4. 2:2514.
TROTTING- CLASS AA-To BEAT BEST
HEAT OF CLASS A TRoTTING,
J @. o-- g. by Galeleo Rex tH. b Clarkel.-- l
PACTN+CLASs n.
Jewel. b. 2. by Bashford It c. Hinds).... ! l
Lily " likes Tirne@2:2as. Tin r. s5sa 2:2s&
TROTTING-CLAss D.
Katie Tandle br. m. by suoms It. '
Lemon Giri ch. N. by Declaration p.
ss5is FfsS4aai5R1 "a bR NJ d H Powers,
Time. 2.s2. a.2ss 229x.
PACIN-CLASS 3
Hiram A5,r IL b, g by A L, hempland =,
Nertie Direct. blk n. Nv. N. Halstead)..-- 9
PED Bird .. s 3 Cohen .---.--.----. 8
king Patcher. blk : CW g Moses ).-..-.. 4 4
Time a-o5 2:25.
TRoTTING-CLASS A
AIthorn- ch- &. by Alcamedia &C H Sea ,
Isr.aIian. ch z It 6. F9inds) -.---..----.-. 2
Time 2.23. 2:24-
TROTTING-CLASS B
King Edward b. s. by Leouatus q. H
oakland T. br. $ CW. Reid .--------.--.-- :
Rea Direct, blk e tE-- G SchloterbeChl-- D =
Tine o:o51z o-2S&.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
SLOOPS-CLASS K-START. 12:2HCOrPS PSF
20 MILES.

SLOOPS-CLASS K-START 12:2ACOrPS
20 MILES
v,.h. -. o. Finish Eza2.ea-
Aurora, G. Vanderbit-.... 3.22 -s6 2.5q.2s
Istalena. George NJ Pync1On- 2 3G--fS 3-a9-1S
Winsone H F Liupitt---.-- 3.21 81
sLooPs-cIAss L-sTART 1c-a7-cOURsE
shimna. II. F 59s5S Bia n3s n9lsa ss5a
sLooPs-CLAss M-sTART. 1s:ss-COURsE
Is NILES.
Elsanora. L Parr..-........-. 2;44;21 2.i1.21
Irondequoit, H q :. Noble 90 25e "a 2.IT4 40
sLooFs-CLAss P-sTART COURSE.
10 MILES
Windward. r a Minks. -.-.. s-1O.52 2.sf-52
Cara Mia :. Wainwright 3 1905 los
Mavourneen, George Lee. sos. c-29.4O
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB so FOOT Class
START I2i2-COU URSE. Is MILES.
Dahinda G. E. Roosevelt. 3-2I:57 2.3a.5-
Rowdy- H : DueII- II--.-.------ 3.20.+S 2-Ss- -
Phryne J. P Morgan. jr--... 3:15:13 2.33 IS
AIera- ! n & E P Alher--- 3-13-5s 3-33:5S
Caprice, p " Ellis --.-...... 3-I742 3S5.42
Juenfta. : Q. Hunter.--..-.-. S:2Z34 2 H7.3i
Nepsi. J de Forest --..----..- 3.1e:5S 2.s7.55
HANDICAP CLASS-FIRST DTVISLON-sTART,
12t5-COURSE, II MILES.
Interim. P y Bavier- 3.12-15 2-2-:15
sally TX, A E Black--.-...- 3.f5.GO 2.3p.aa
Wan9erer ". R b Budi--- So 2-4i.a7
START. I2c5I-COCRsE. II MILES
Rsd ssh Wias > Loeay @ s'Sd15a GRACE sS 20 1855 1855
HANDICAP L2I ;4- Class - THIRD DIVISION -
Robin Hood. c E Garland 4:45.5+ 3.4s.S4
kenosha u G w Feltz-----Did not inish.
Iomboy III. D Y. Pendas- Did not finish
RACEABOUT CLASS-START l2-5-COC CRSE.
II MILES.
Rascal III = C. Hopkins S-49-0s c-520s
Chinook. Lambden and Morse 4:O7-19 3.IO-I9
LARCHMONT INTERCLCB CI.As-START.
P M-COCRSE- II MILES.
Iewanna spence Brothers 5.0O.5T 4OO-5I
Hamburg II. VI. G0ldschmidt.- 5:O9-5f 409.5L
Triton, = Darr. --.-.--.....-.
SaIas NJ = Peutas. --.-.---. 5.I1:4+ 411-+s
Babette. r. 2. ClarBa--..----.- 5-l5-IO +f5-i0
Yukan. y. D Weir..--------. 5-12-05 +-l205
sLOOPs-CLAss R-yTARr. 106-COURSE- Il
MILES
Virginia. F. Cade--..-.----... s:os.1s SCOTS
H0yasa. B T Eits6asid---, s.94:@s s94 t5s::s
Alpha F. K. RupreCtl t--.----. Did not finish
GLEN COVE, CL.AsS-sTART. I.15-COURSE.
5 MILES
Jade E :. Willard ---------. 5-i1-22 +-o---2
NANHASSET BAY CI4ASS-START. lis
COURSE 5 MILES
ScyIa. z A. Sierck---------- 4;a2-ti "a ~
Ardetfe CyIarason Covvb- ...-- 4-4S-52 S.Z7;5S
BIG, CI.ASS-START. 1.3o-COCRsE. MILES
Big Bug. George \. Cory 4-52.i5 s2s. .
Navhye. A. 3 E-ry--.--.------ 9-uo-tS =
Skeetsr. !. H Mayer --------- 5-it-iI S-+t-i-
Iney &. g. Converse ----------
STAMFORD oNE-D E-DEsIGN-sTART. 1.ss-
COURSE. MILES.
Fiddler. 5 = Jenkins -.------ 5.4o:e4 t95;-t
Dart r. H Gillespie. --.----. a--at4n ~
AMERICAN DORIES- START. 1.56-COUEsE
-autoS G 6; ry..-....-... 5.cs.OI Cfsa dest
Faravay. @. r Fry.--------- Did not finish
Alice. a Griffin -------...- ---
The winners were. Vlrsome Shinus. Elsa-
Robin tIcod Rascal III. Lewanna. Jade. Artetts
and Big BUS
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
MY0PIA POLO FOUR WINS
Defeats Bryn Mawr After Fierce
Rally in Final Period.
TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

Narragansett Pier. R. l.. July 3o.-On a
field that was wet and soggy from a heavy
rain the second polo team of Myopia to-
day defeated the Bryn Mawr four by the
close score of u. goals 10 6.s goals. All
conditions were unfavorable to the best
polo, but despite this a large gallery of
spectators surrounded the field of the
Point Judith Country Club.
Even with such prize rs the important
Junior championship at stake. it was i'm
possible for the riders 10 show their usual
spirited work. as the ponies slipped and
dug deeply with their hoofs at the sharp
turns. During a dashing ride off in the
second period the pony ridden by Han1il-
ton Eadden. the No. 3 on the Myopia
team. Stumbled and threw his rider. Fort
unately he was only badly shaken up, and
after moments rest was able to resume.
Only a quarter of a goal separated the
teams a the opening of the eighth period.
Bryn Mawr was leading. and increased the
margin. as Robert E Strawbridge, the No.
on the Bryn MaRrs. shot : beautiful
goal after three knock ins. Then the Ny
opias took q brace, A. Ames, No ]. and H.
Tweed No. 2. accomplishing great work
as they sent the ball down the field, with
Ames scoring two goals During this
PLAYING a Brown. the Ne. / on the Bryn
Mawr team. did some thrilling riding off,
at which he surpassed the other members
of his team.
At the close of the match Mrs. J. G
Rathbone presented the winners with the
cup and trophies OF the championship.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

Ths v-Inners were. WIrsors shiTnns- E7ss-
nora NIavourneen. Pbryus. interim. Red Wir--
Robin Hcod. Rascal III. Lewann4. Jade. Ar5etts
and Big BUE-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
RRYN MANR

MYOPIA SECOND. BRTN MAWR
No. IA. Ames II. No. IA. Brown.
No 2-H Tweed. No. 2-H. N. Harrison
No. 3-H Had6en- Nc 2-R. E Straw
Back-Cs. .. Amory- bridge
Back-W. H T Huhn.
Goals scored. For Myopia sccoud-A Anes,
ir. =. n Tweed :. total. \ Lost by penalties
One-half goal for foul by 9. 6. Amory and one
quarter goaI for safety. Net score-1l4 goals
For Bryn Mawr-A Brown. 4. r L. Straw
bridge. =. II. W. Harrison, /: total. :. Lost hy
penslty-One-half goal for foul by W II. Z.
Euhn. Net score-6ta goals. Referee. Il.
Holmes. Time Of game-Eight periods Ct = z
minutes zach.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

sLOoFs-CLAss Q-sTAr'r, 3:o5-COCRSE, . s
MILES
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-26
Al changes Of advertiser nis
must be- In hand mol later than
Tuesday morning.
IN. si,AnrA nIAnga

Under tho above heading thr 20
itur ~ lhc Bennington Banner pSgl
his oompii meuts tu the Journal fol
lf4 temrritl BOZ saFiuE that thsi
e0nAtY should NOT divide lbs dele
cation 10 the agmiuK state conyeh
ton. hy supporting either Mr Hap
good or Mf Hatchcidgs cabdidacl
because % the fact that neither 81
them stood aBy shnm 0f winning on
AguuD1 asa 4pU4 u uouusluu9 iuO
should remain umii for John A
Mead ana not ncRiter its strength
what the Banner means hy tbs
hsMdiue IT ~ Sparta Dtad w. %
not knoN unless ID refers ~ the
Spartan youth Nho held the fon
under his tnnlc and bad bis yitah
el0Wrd out sooner than make a.
ontcfy
The Journal u carrying no secrets
n rs bosom that are gnawiilg Al
il yiials. il has a clear conscience
Neither are w. going to hug a can
didate under our tunic and have
our YltAls rlRWcd out just because
the candidate happens 20 be- from
bennington County
Mr. BatcheldcrF candidacy Us he
lng advanced moi by bis own county
WiudhAm County who see pos
Hible chance for trade: and they
would trade him of As quickly as
b. would trade OF someone else,
il They thought Il for their political
advantage
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-26

III Rutland county stands solid!
behind DIR. Mead. as ought certainl!
20 be the case; II Bennington count
stands solidly behind her "fayorit'
son. James X. Batchelder, as vii
probably be the case, temporarily a
least; If Lamoille county stands
solidly behind Frederick q. Fleet
wood, as will certainly be the case
and IL assisted to greater OF
less extent by Caledonia; If the Ere,
Press Is correct when 1t indicates
that Chittenden county will support
Charles p Smith. the banker can.
iidate; II even few delegates from
any part OF the state incline towards
layoriug the aspirations of Mr. Hap
good of Peru II the convention
faces this sort of situation wher
the first ballot Is called for, the
tinal outcome will be something tt
De guessed at
The opponents of DR., Mead ar,
making the most of this element OF
uncertainty. Their ability to 81
enhance this uncertainty as TO brinl
about his defeat is matter of dolt
1t looks now like a miscellaneous
showing on the first ballot, with Or
Mead and Mr. Fleetwood as leaders
after the first. the strength of tn,
favorite son and receptive" can
iidacies will be dissipated, and 1
viii be "A little surprising II enough
votes can be held back from the Ru
land gentleman to prevent his noml
nation, especially II his county II
Loyalty insistent. Ludlow Tribune
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-26
SYNDICATE.

Miss Lucy Hamilton has beer
quite i'll.
John Marea lost his only hors'
few days ago.
Jennie Jackson is teaching II
district No. 3.
MIR. and Mrs. II. T. Eaton wer,
in town Sunday.
A large amount of spruce lum
Der is being hauled from BeartowI
TO Arlington Depot.
Miss Belle Gregory Is spendlnl
a few days with her sister, Mrs. Pal
ker. in Hoosick Falls.
Miss Della Hamilton, who has
been spending fewweeks with her
parents, has returned To her duties
In Lee, Mass.
A social and entertainment will
be held at the church Monday even
ing May both for the benefit of the
pastor. A supper will be served al
all are invited TO attend.
District Steward Rev. p. l.. DO
will preach at the church Sunday
afternoon May 20. Communion viii
be held and II is hoped that all
the officials board will be present.
Aaron Convey, who for many
years lived on this side. but who has
lived for the past year in West SAND
gate. has moved on 10 his own place
near Warren Woodward's. His old
are glad 10 see him back
once more.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-26
SOM OPINIONS
r,l. Soc. llel.at W.. Doc : raLe

This News iislsHt Mss Just Fake
The Montpelier Journal rceeuuy
published news dispatch. purp0ri,
lng 10 hail from Newport thSt re-.
ported Br John A Mead 10 h. ios'
ina ground As a EubernAtional uAn'
dlaAte Ia the northeast counties Of
Caledonia. Essex and Orleans The
leading papers Of these counties
have promptly picked the matter ~
and they sditoriAliy declare 10 the
contrary From Caledonia county
the Republican " 81 Iohnsbur1
says
Ne have 40 hesitation Ia proclaim
ing our unqualified allegiance 10 the
Rutland candidate. and in 40 doing
Ne knoN that We voice the SENT
meat ~ the great majority Of the
local electorate
no the same effect the Essex
Caaniy Herald oflsland Pond says
The Newport correspondent of the
Montpelier journal says that "defiec
lions from Mead are reported ~
Esa,N County Guess the wish Is
father to the thought The publish
" 81 the Herald vas Ia uullahall
last Friday aud met representatiV
men from egreg town Ia the county
and We heard no anti Mead senti-
ment, on the contrary, number
we're outspoken Ia their endorse
ment OF Or Mead candidacy. ihe>
baye faith IN the man. and believe
lhAt he will apply the same energy
and ability III the conduct OF stat,
affairs that be has shown in the
conduct OF his own large business
interest
Regarding the same matter. the
Newport Express and Standard OF
Orleans county says
Orleans county is as strong fol
Mead az in the beginning and. II the
facts were known. we believe hlh
support to be stronger WHY Be
cause il is responsible To suppose tina
The weli-read and well-meanlng men
Of Orleans cOunty--and the county
ia full of them have not been IN.
nuenced against Mead through the
puerile ana senseless arguments tina
nave been hurled against him, II
is easy for any reporter 10 state
lust what the Newport correspond
ent stated just the moving OF the
pen. But produce the facts relat-
ing 10 this slipping away from
Mead We are anxious TO print
them
These newspapers are right on ia
ground and may be accredited with
aaying as safe information 10 judg,
rom as anybody has, They say
heir counties are for Mead and ali
other evidence from that part Of
The state, except the Montpelier
Journals unsigned dispatch. endors'
~ what they say Rutland News.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-26

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