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New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
FIND REGISTRATION FRAUD
Hundreds of Laborers on Aque-
duct on Lists Illegally.

Illegal registrations and the colonization
Of hundreds of workmen alOnS the new
Catskiu Aqueduct, many of them un-
naturaIized foreigners. have been unearthed
by q score of detectives employed by the
Republican organization of Westchester
County. Members OF the Republican County
Committee of Westchester said yester-
day that they had discovered the biggest
wholesale registration fraud in the history
of the state. and that before the detec-
tives had completed their work several big
Democratic leaders might be indicted by
the grand jury.
At least eight thousand men of all na-
tionalfties are employed on the aqueduct.
The election districts in the aqueduct and
watershed localities, where the camps OF the
wOrkmen are situated, are known as rural
districts. and personal registration is not
required.
It was rumored yesterday around the
White Plains courthouse that an empioye
on the aqueduct had made a confession, IN
which he admitted that several prominent
Democrats. one a county candidate hau
furnished TIE names for the registry list
Some of those on the list lack even CHRIS
tan names. il is said.
In Youkers there are twenty-five hun
dred men employed in constructing the new
Hill View Reservoir, and it Is reported that
two thousand of them Will attempt TO reg
ister on Friday and Saturday, although
hundreds have not been in the county a
month
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
GETTING PROBATION OFFICERS
Opinions Differ on Propriety of TX
empting Them from Examination.

Considerable difference Of opinion was
expressed yesterday regarding the pro-
priety of exempting the office of probation
officer wnen the Mayor gave hearing Oh
fna resolution Of the Municipal Civil Ser
wee Commission exempting the office
The Mayor said he had always been IN
favor of taking men for such positions
from the civil Service lists but it had been
t-ointed out 70 him recently that men Tor
such work should have a peculiar calling
for 81 Such men could not be obtained
b, sci examinations He spoke Of the
various nauonalities and religions, and
suggested that Hebrews or Catholics would
nrefcr to have persons Of their own faith
act as probation officers among them
Ludwig b Bernstein. superintendent OF
the Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Orphan
ASYLUM was opposed To eXempuhg the
rlaces chief Magistrate McAdoo said
mai his board had voted against eXempt, [,
ing the office On the other hand Chief
Justice Russell. or Special Sessions
favored the exemption 80
The State Civil Service Commission VIII
consider rhe subject ar a meeting IN lhe
.ofices Of the Municipal civil Service Com
mission at 10 o'clock this morning
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
Gov poTBIER RENOMINATED

r,-...4-,y C,,t 70 The Republicans
os Rbode Island to-day unanimously
,,,,,i,,s,sd Governor Aram !. Pothier.
of yyoonsocket. and all the other
rresept state officers Congressman WI
,,an, sheffield. of Newport, was re
,,o1,inatsd in the lst District without op-
aoei,,o, Ia the ed District ex-Governor
Georqe y ritter. of Westeriy was nomi-
,s,ad 60 sucoaed Adm r Capron, who
,1..I,rs, - be /, candidate for reelection
ecause OF III health .--.,,.t,. sdo,, "A
a., - !p5,rations If President Taft and
Governor Pothier were praised tne nd rayne rns1e,
Aldrich tarin bill VAS upheIo, an anu tire
nent II senator Nelson ". Aidrlch. Nm. mo
v,as commended for ms inteEIl,s etii''s
and LOYALTY Ia the HepubhcAh poI 70
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
BITTER IN CAMERON CASE
Wife's First Husband Against
Her-Court Reserves Decision.

The marital disagreement of Duncan
cameron and his wife, whose first husband
william Fl. Welsh. sat with Mr.. CamerOn's
counsel interested the spectators in the
S,,nreme Court in Brooklyn yesterday
whore Justice Maddox heard Mrs.
Caneron's application for a separation
She also demanded $500 aIiuony and
s.. .OO0 counsel fees
Mrs Cameron alleged habituaI drunken
ness end cruelty as her grounds Of action
Her husband, who IS the oldest son Of the
late Sir ROdeTick Cameron, OF Staten
Island. entered a general denial TO his
vvife's charges. and asserted that he was
compelled to have her adjudged a drunk
ard during their residence in New Lon
don conn. She was ordered confined in a
sanftaritIm he said. but escaped the
jurisdiction Of the court by fleeing TO New
York.
The Camerouz were married on November
IL. 1909. at Rockville. Md, near Washing
ton. Mr.. Cameron testified yesterday that
he was not prepared for matTimony at
that time. but that Mrs Welsh. as she
then was. hurried him into taxicab on
the day named and paid all the wedding
expenses, which he afterward returned
to her.
He left her in Washington Just aIter
the ceremony. the wife testified. and re-
uained away ten days. Afterward he
took her 70 Montreal. she continued ano
mortified her by paving bills with checks
not backed with funds
Last winter. Mrs Cameron said. her
husband struck her at least thirty times
while she was visiting her sister, Mrs
Belmont Tiffany. No. : East 10th street
In support of her claim for altmony- Mrs
Cameron said her husband had inherited
s5Oo. 900 from his first wife, who was Miss
Nav Turnure and who died in 1905
After counsel for both sides had tinlsned
their arguments. Justice Maddox reserved
decision intimating that the case might
have to be heard in Richmond county r.
where both parties 10 the action live
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
Racing = Golf = Other Sports
HAY WINS THE CHASE GOLF CHAMPION BEATEN.
Goes Down Before Miss Curtis
on BrookIine Links.
MISS PH0EPOE ALSO LOSES
Miss Margaret Curtis to Meet
Her Sister in Final Round
for Trophy.

Boston' Oct 9--By playing a brilliant
long game Miss Harriet 8 C,urtis a for
mer national champion won a well earned
victory on her home green to-day over
Miss Dorothy Campbell. Of Hamilton. ont.
who won the national golf c5an7Dfonship
al Chicago last week for the second time
II was one Of the few defeats sustained
by Miss Campbell I'm her gol7ng career.
which began in Scotland. but she sue
eumbed to-day on the seventeenth green.
Miss Curtis winning by = ND and TO play.
A Few minutes later Miss Margaret Cur
lis sister Of Miss Harriet Curtis and
also former champion defeated Miss r
o'G- Phoepoe, Of the Royal Golf club OF
Montreal a former Canadian champion. by
4 I'D and 10 play.
The Misses Curtis will now meet in the
hnal round tomorrow for the chief cup I'm
the invitation tournament Of the Country
Club Brookline.
In addition 10 the final rounds in all
fights there VIII be q match between teams
Of nine representing the Womeu's Golf
Association. of Boston. and the Canadian
PLAYERS
Miss Dorothy Campbell the American
champion. viii captain the Canadian team.
and Mrs 2 q. Wheeler. ir the Boston
team.
The summary Of the play to-day follows.
First atghr eseni-hnal round,-orss Margaret
Curtis Country club. defeated Miss F O-G-
Phoepoe- Montreal, up and 70 play. Miss
Harriet = curtis Country club. defeated Miss
Dorothy Campbell. Hamilton. Ont. . NJ and !
l. plsy.
second highr-N-s G Y. Roope. Brse Burn.
defeated Miss Nyrs Helmer Chicago. 3 ID aud
10 pla-. Miss ?. r.. Nishirf Toronto. defeated
Miss p. o.. Griscon. Philadelphia. Up and 1 n
PLAY.
Third flight Miss Anita Phi7ps Springfield.
defeated Mrs caleb F. FOX. Philadelphia. . I'D
suf / - pisv- Miss 2 Harvey. Hamilton Ont.
defeated Miss T. Forth. Country club. ID and
: play
Fourth fight-Niss K c. Duncan Brse Burn.
defeated Miss 2 : Porter Country club. - I'D
and Z - play Mss -. Shreve Brae Burn, de-
fested Miss l. A Wells, Country club. 1 u.
Fifth 1ight-Nrs- 2 9 Davis. Country club.
defeated Miss " I, Filles. Wilmington Del.
2 ur end TO plsv- Miss G gers. Allsron. de
Teared Miss n Eassel, Montreal . I'D and "a
risr.
sixth 1ight-Mrs g Hare. Montreal defeated
Mss Ethel Naule, Philadelphia. ( VI and : %
plsT. Miss Z Tevi. Rrae Burr. defeated Mrs. ?.
2 Zs-rahn. Country Club. s up and ~ play.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
TO OPEN SUBWAY BIDS TO-DAY
Triborough System Work Involves
Expenditure of s12O,O0O,0OO.

Bids will be opened at noon to-day by
the Public Service Commission for the
construction OF the triborOugh subway
system by private capital such bids TO in
clude equipment and maintenance, as well
as operation. A week from to-day bids
are to be opened for construction alone
bv sections and with municipal funds.
For the latter style Of contract it is eX-
pected there will be a large number of
bids. For construction and operation it
is not definitely known that there will be
anv bids at all. The enterprise will in
voIve the expenditure of something like
S12000O 600 The Bradley-G -Gaffney-Steers
Company, however, has been figuring on
the work for months.
The triborough route extends fr2m
Coney Island and Fort Hamilton TO Pei
ham Bav Park and Woodlawn, with the
Broadway Lafayette avenue loop in
Brooklyn and the Canal street crosstown
subway in Manhattan as connecting links
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
CONTRACTS ON UNION SCALE
Massachusetts Judge Rules They Are
illegal Because Discriminatory.

RostOn. Oct. 19-BOston Ten OF Hl"Tt
years Of practice of department heads re-
serving the right 10 give preference in the
awarding of contracts for public work 10
bidders paying the union rate of wages
WIS anuuIIed by Judge Richardson in the
S,,aerior Court to-day in the case of the
Master Builders Association, and ten of
the city's taxable inhabitants, against the
citv Of Boston. the Superintendent OF Pub
"a. Buildings and City Treasurer Slattery-
Judge Richardson held that ali contracts
nroviding that contractors should pay not
is tban union wages were illegal mas
r,,,,cb as non-union employers we're discrim-
mated against.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
MORE STRIKES THREATENED
Thousands of Other Garment
Workers Framing Demands.

Following the present strikes Of the Gus
tom tailors and neckwear workers. thou
sands Of garment workers in the other
trades are framing demands for higher
wages and union agreements.
The Trousers Makers Union decided yes
terday to call mass meeting the day after
election 70 formulate demands for new
wage scale, affecting eight thousand work
ers. to be enforced by strike If neces-
sary Prepa rations are also being made on
behalf Of ten thousand coat pressers in the
coat pressers' branch of the United Car
meut Workers Of America for more pay
and shorter hours. A number Of the unions
in the smaller garment working trades are
also preparing demands for a new wage
and time schedule.
The Mems Neckwear Manufacturers As
sociation announced yesterday no steps had
been taken 10 fill the places of the strikers.
Some of the manufacturers counsel gen
eral shutdown in the trade for the remain
der of the season, while others want to
move their plants TO towns in other states.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
ADMITS INVENTOR TO BAIL
Convict Under Life Sentence Nov
Hopes to Perfect Aeroplane.

Harry s. Breton. civil engineer. conf
dence man and habitusI criminal. who in
vented and patented an aerOplane while
prisoner in the Queens County jail. Long
Island city pending decision on an appeal
taken against a sentence Of life imprison-
ment- was made happy yesterday. His
counsel. Moses Sachs who appeared before
Justice Kapper. in the Supreme Court. OBJ
tanned an order admitting Breton to $500
bail
BrettOn's ingenious cOutrivancs has in
terested a number OF callers at the Jail,
and he thinks some one VIII 20 his bond
so he can build a working model OF his
airship
The prisoner is sixty years old His dsx-
terity with the few tools az his command
has mystiied and alarmed the keepers in
the jail, who keep a close watch on him
during his working hours.
BrettOn's method of operating was 70
advertise for gOverness and then taks
what money she had under the Dretext
OF buying her a railway ticket
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
BEST Ball SCOREs-FOREN
JOHN REID, JR., LEADS FIELD
Wins Gross Score Prize IN Uni
versitv Club Golf Tourney.

John Reid. jr Of Yale, led the field in
the seuli-annuaI one-day tournament for
members of the University Club over the
links OF the St Andrews Golf Club yester-
dav with a net score OF 146 for thiriy-siX
holes As Reid was a scratch man, TINS
also was his gross score, ana was GOOD
enough for him 20 win the gross score
prize J r. Gillespie, who finished second
with 1iS. was awarded the first net score
prize. while the second medal went 10 A
). VraIdrar and the third TO .. r. Kings
l,,- ..aorra Brokaw. also a scratch man,
tsr ,b. next best aggregate score. with
ltai
Tbirtv-one players returned cards The
....,,rae yt-err As follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
GIVES WAY TO E. N. FOSS
Mansfield Withdraws as Candidate for
Bay State Governor.

Boston. Nov 49, Through the withdrawal
to-day OF Frederick W Mansfield. who was
BY the recent Democratic State
I convention as a stop-gap candidate for
Governor. Eugene n. Foss became the only
Democratic candidate for that place.
Owing to a technical iIlegaity Thomas +.
Cassidy. the nominee for Lieutenant Gov
eruor. will have to run on nomination pa
pers as a Democratic independent candi-
date.
The tariff fn its relation To the cost OF
living is declared to he the vital issue Of
the esmpaign In a letter OF acceptance is
sued Tonight by Mr Foss- re says, in
part
The high cost of living demands an i'm
mediate reduction OF the tarlff on the
necassaries OF life. untaXed food supplies
for the peaple free raw materials and alb
sclute reciprocity with Canada, so that
trade shall flow as freely and unhampered
l,etu.eap canada and the United States as
ietwesn the states of this Union
Thare ia no defence for the frade bar
rtsrs We have erected against Canada
There is not a hove in the country which
il NOT being heavily overtaNed, that the
benafetaries of special privilege may riot
in tbs tarif graft OF the Payne Aidrich act
The people are tired of It and insist on
immediate relief
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
GEBHERDTS WIFE CALLED
Says Husband Gave Her Wom-
ans Clothing Marked "A. l.

Riverhead, Long Island. OCT 19,-The trial
Of Frederick Gebhardt who is accused OF
numbering Anna Luther IN Islip about two
years ago. was continued here to-day be
fore Judge AspinwaH. The courtroom was
crowded with spectators
Mrs. Annie Gebhardt, who, the prosecu-
ton alleges was married to the prisoner
when he married the Luther girl was the
principal witness. She told how her hus-
band had five trunks shipped to her Astoria
home after a trip TO Germany which he
took. it is alleged. with the dead girl. He
gave her clothing, she said, marked with
the initials A L.
After he returned from Germany. the
wife said Gebhardt was home every night
and gave her his earnings.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
PRUDENTIAL LOSES TAX SUIT
Court Holds Insurance Company Must
Pay Newark S60O,OOO a Year

Trenton. n J.. oct. 1S.-The Supreme
Court has decided that the S1460o 600 re-
serve fund of the Prudential Insurance
Company is subject TO taxation by the city
Of Newark This decision reverses he de
cision cf the state Board of Taxation, and
gives the city over $500, 600 annually.
The court held that the act Of i9"t'
under which the reserve fund upon defer
red dividend participating policies Was
established did not create a new ana
distinct debt liability as between lie
insurance companies and the state so as
to eutitIe such companies to an exemption
from taxation upon surplus funds OF TINS
nature ,.f.t
The total amount that the Prudentlal
con1pany is IN arrears 20 the city for taxes
for iqa0 due to It's refusal 90 pay on the
SI4600. 900 assessment, Is SSl2, IL =.
counsel for the company when asked "
an appeal would De taken said that was
almost a matter of course.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
7 M. HUSTON SENTENCED

Harrisburg. Penn, oct l9-loseph NJ.
Huston. Of Philadelphia. architect OF FeEn-
svIvania's state Capitol and supervisor Of
the furnishings and equipment. about which
there has been 50 much scandal, vas sen
fenced 70 day 10 Imprisonment for not less
than siX months or more than two Years IN
the Eastern PenitenfiarV, az PhiladelPhla.
ard a rne Of $500 and costs He was con-
victed af conspiracy 20 dsfraud the state ny
certifying a false bill for desks.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
u S. MARSHAL DID WANT HIM
Visitor Arrested for Forgery on Charge
of the German Consul.

Sigismund Osseldorf. who gave his ad-
dress as No. l5T East saith street, walked
into Marshal HenkeTs office yesterday and
said he was informed the marshal wanted
to see him on important business.
Il do" replied the marshal, 'nut 1t Is
not plea SAINT business for you. You have
been charged with forgery by the German
Consul"
The complaint alleges that in Berlin on
August u last, Osseldorf executed a forged
mortgage for 125,O10 marks and assigned
If to Adolph Tell for -. coo marks. He was
held for hearing and sent to the Tombs to
await extradition proceedings. Nobody
about the marshal's Office knows who
warned the man that he was wanted.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

Al IN executive committee meeting of
a. ,,-,,,s,s Metropolitan Golf Association
20 -, ,,,e citv YESTERDAY IL was decided
n cali Of the invitation tournament srIf1-
MED for tho SALISBURY hhks' a PaIh@h
r-it,. ou october .. ss, 2 and q FROM
t,e association headquarters me Teas'n
giren for esncelling the proposed ni'e'i
was because Of lack of interest ei7pia
i.- the Midland and Salisbury golfers
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

so. The fact that he had denied ever hav-
ing brought in any undeciaFed goods made
that question legal He must also tell said
the Judge. what the Duveens or others told
him. unless there was something in that
conversation which incriminated himself
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
-or,nly Wright Rides Good Race
Over the Jumps.
sluE MOUSE IN DEFEAT
nsoue. Played for a Killing,
Beats Big Field at the
Pimlico Track.
rP, telegraph to The Tribune

,..-,,re Md. oct l9-Tommy
=, the clever and well known
- rider Of rhis city. rode Hazy to
-, in the Fatapsco Steeplechase. at the
&c track to-day. lie was opposed by
NJ The best professional riders in
:, country. bus held his own in way
.sr-rt the good sized crowd present
fenced fairly well but was under
- most of the way and had 10 be
- arr to win hv a length from hls
~. ~o-7pauioH Banner, after shaking
D-,rn- Bitten al the end OF mile
- rFsurrton with Lynch UP. was ali
- s.--e-ire with Mr. McAIurtries : pair,
-. -a7 below expectations and finished
s...s-- third after trailing his Held
+ f-e uav. Nicless broke down,
a.. s,-rrrrarized fell. Jackson his rider.
.-s,inz with a shaking uP-
-. ,ro,rse rhe one best bet Of the
-s.-i- crowd in the opening race. could
sr-sA better than third in spite of
--s-.- best Efforts r. r. Carman
- WOOL worked his way 70 the front
- lss- f-rIouE and won rather easily
length. while Na-omara closing
-, hes- Blue Mouse head fer the
FisCe. -.,,.- IA ,,1,zt
.5 -a 2 rra -rical waISover in the
-. rare The son Of Hastings vas A.
- ---~e and just Eailoped along IN
.-s-- sU f-e way
y,,,ke--5 failed ~ r1In much better Tor
-. -bs- ne cid f0- Glass on Monoa>,
-. r--- vas suspended for the
-. -r --s meeting for 2 had looking
1s Vas IN ed1rsl fav0Tite. TO-DAY
* NEsuriDs SIperst1rut1ofa- NV
- IF -1A fact that he closea up
ground I'm the last hsf mile ne
-,-- -1 bes- Cav Decelver Tor me
S,--=-z-f-r1rlon winning NdsliA
;. had strong following. ana vas
- ~ -f-- head of the stretch, u men
=. 5-,rre5 hack beaten
49, chief 0rened fsTer1te Tor me
-s,s sr rs ~ e. rut dritted back 70
- .ra face of wild plunge OF
-. ,---r vas hacked from - ,
slack Chief made nesr OF 'i'e
80 hr- ,-lseue came away cieVere
la. f---,ouz 70 win by length
f-7-7 Bs7rsH -.,-,e--
~. --.-.- records were broken SUE
- -s- = nav --z-k n 2.oa IS f'r mile
- .1-az. zt,-t@e---z. while Prfsoill1an Sha'-
- -,-e record Tor one mile and SIX
- - ----.------ che distance m las.
r-r---o s--1fsIAFTEs
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

ARMT
Medical museum Building washington. Dc
WILLIAM p P. WooD4LL ALI SIEMEST c.
WHITCoMB. GEORGE H. cRA sTRs1s-
WILSON 7. DAVIDSON. HERBERT "
SMITH and COsAM B. BARTLETT
Following captains. medical corps 20 sensrh
ber ) FOR exaHinafiou for 1ronotioa.
LLOYD LIE r KREBs and PARK HOW
Chaplain HENRY L DURANT. % f7th In
fsntTy, Fort Thomas. Novsrnb@r Il
PERSONS and Major iS . J0aS e5aSr H a1-9ss a1f.EN
medical CORPS. detailed 70 represent medical
SSs Association of ar1 5 a. sIr-65+ Sh1 @4ePs g; =
mCnd. November I ~ &
First Lieutenant STEPHEN ABBOT. cessr A.
tiilery Corps. 70 home. preparatory 70 retire
ment frorr active service
Leaves Of absence First Lieutsna1t STEPHEN
ABBOT. COAST arrflIer-. Februarv ts
1911 Lieutenant SAMUEL = NACKALL.
18th Infantry affa-d carp. four months.
NAvF.
Commander N L MILLER d-tsch-d th- C-,-
reCttcur. 70 command rhe Glacier
Commander II. o. STICkNET. 70 dury as t,-
sp@ctor iq charge of Fourth Lighthouse Dis
coHnHsndsr ma der, R LOPEZ; ds,aeh-d command
NsvAowsr. 20 the Virginia
Lieutenant J. CAV. detached ths ro-nectt-
cut 20 the Nest Virginia
Lieutenant L GOTTEN. 70 ta@ connscric1r-
Lieutenant A ANDREWS. orders the Gsorz-s
revoked. detached recruiting station Dallas.
the Mayfower
Ensign H T DYER. detached The Pauldinz-
Bath Iron Works in connection with attfnz
out OF the Drayton-
Mids1prnan T. O. HILLLARD. when discharges
from naval hospital. Las Antrnas. 70 the
Georgia
Passed Assistant Payussrer 2 4 VAN PAT
TON cCu1uIsSIousd
Chief BOsrswain z VI ISAACS. detained -h-
Georgia. 70 The Massachusetts
BOa1swaiu F. MILLER. to the Georgia
BoatswaIn 7 Il PENNINGTON. dstArhsd fh-
Massachusetts. % the Patpascc-
Pavmsster's Clerk P 3 DE1fINCS appointed -
duty the Rainbow.
Paymaster's Clerk H 7. NIC-LLADT- appointed
70 duty settle accounts. navy yard. PhtladAl-
phia-
I MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS-The FOL
+ lowing movements OF vessels have been re-
ported to the Navy Department;
ARRIVED
oct 1S--le Birmingham ar Yorktown "a tbs
/ PaduCah- ~ navy ard, New York the
( Dixie az navy ward. New York the Ftusssr
and the smith. At Hampton Roads
SAILED.
[ Oct Is-The Dixie. from Ser York CITY for
navy yard. New York the F1usser and the
smith from Norfolk for Hampton Roafs.
The Terry commissioned at navy Yard. Nor
I folk
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

EETs .t.s- TFFE RENERT PURSE sell
rr f .-r-e- yeaE-olcs and upward purse
Atat H-- .HIlr and furee--iEf@enfis starr
f~rI. SION easily place driving Time
-al..- n-f-uer 3. < bv Aldine-Eyanze-
Irf ..-ra-es Ira .ueT Woods Garrn- owner
. T. Laa1lu
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

EFTE EA-E---IlIHg- for tWe-ye ye2r--ils arlo
r --rr er7rf-.- place same. Time IA.
Eraa- g. Pos Narv-'a lf-t7e- ira ileI
~ --r--vchelL Owner. T. bGrttseflet.-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

~ - 'l# ia "-.-I-7r tHree-s-ea -oid- ana up
-r CI-ICuea. start good. Won eief-
r.e.a r---fre Time. 1-i+ "a Inner. D.
+- T.alTt-. Hararr. Trainer. " Brooks
--.--- l. = --.-----
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

Fl-ETE EArE-THE PATAPSCo SLEh-t-- Il
-.--a SaHt Dspr rli.es and a la-t- star
-ra. won driving place easily --Iise-
$50 WINNIE. rl- e.. 6- 'Qidcr@st ttaz azeiila-
-rra- a"-- owner Nr. McAIutrle-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.


Washington. October "a.
ORDERS ISSJ ED--The following ordars
have been issued.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

THIRD EArE-T7r three -esr-Cids ai.4 uf
ward purse SzHH S.s fur-oIss star go go
vr-e- - e rr Ee.k-Cn-I-a Iesca H.
trainer r. 81 Bray Owner F. C.. Piper
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

erI-,-r pac'F ~ tr-ee 5sar-7lds and y
-- -.ra --. and q sizreerTh- start EoCo-
Nm ss----- 7.sr- -arEflr. Time. la Win
~ e fr HsstiIEs-et. fTiSclil3-
T---s- s d 75..zrHrl. owner. August 7el-
Set
Horse ~ S-- Pin Tr-SeE- ing
-.-4r------ -aH 3 T. TuGa1 ----- = .
n -s----- n o. , = Ga-uer.-..-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
r-7r---o SUMMARIES

r.-- r.- ------=s-- ol5S- -'T
YES - -r-- easily. place
tl~E- ,--. --s--e- -n. ~. ny
,ts=.-- Trainer r Ernest
Ev~r-- r. r Bet
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

'Cr- 1S~le BirrlIn CHAM ar Yorktown "a tbs
PadUCah. ~ navy ard. New York the
Dixie, az navy ward. New York the Flusssr
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