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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
} tPaNFSE COMING OiOWPETE.
Bernard y. Baker says The, Plan To Use
Panama Canal.
ORE. Nov - Bernard Y Bak er

Bal TIHoRF Nov - Bernard Bak er
SAWS thai n" received Information to-day
from an authoritative SQUIRE. that the
Royal Mail Pack - Com pany of England
has uoTSh' the Pacifr steam Navigation
making plans - AIRY mails under <iir-
v"n'Ion from Ens aud 70 Jaualca ard
-uroI Oh the Panama Caua' 80 Va ia -aiso
and Oallap and from New ORR II CaIlao
and VALPARAISO va the same route
In addition 10 thus enterprise h" earns
mat IN" Ia -a---e have arranged - -lbs-
dIz" u .tu- from New iu-k direct 20 Callao
and NaiTa-a 30 with the AvoN ed purpose
%: .a-ry'ng American goods and have
secured a subsidy not only from their own
Government hIt from tho Peruvian Gov
srnn-nr az well In order 20 maintain
control Il the trade japan purposes after
learning the class " goods IN demand 20
produce 'h- goods IN - own country
and send ont the manufactured articles
30 that eventually me Orlau-aIs can drive
-hc Americans ont 81 their own territory
! TlE laS' venture IL -aEa r,iad as the mos'
formidable of any VET inauEIra-Ad
Already japan has ordered a mum her Of
steamers capable II covering 'wenty-one
knots an horr which are TO oe Used eI-
N me South American trade
With all me advantages offered Mr.
BAk "r thInk II will ne compa rative!y easy
FOR n" JAPANESE 70 gain n tooth old and
eventually 20 drive out American compe
-ItIon Unless some steps are TAX an 10
tho move
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
TO SIR EIECTRJru rRr ST.
Department of Justice viii File Conn
psnint Asking for Ns Dissolution

NssHISGTOS Nov g Th~ DEPART
fu-an- - Justice has finished ~ .uvas' "a
non - h" so-Call.~i electrical '-rls-. c.nn-
posed Z he Genera Flscr-.c rha W.,,'Ing.
haus" ami many -.fu a. rprnpanI.5. ami
vii 81" a s'I!' asain-' . Urd..- 'he she.
man aIt.-'r-is- Law y aDru' Ten laws
his sul' Will RANK ~ imporranca With
IA" actions already r.niIng aSaru=- ~.
Standard UIi 'pmpany and -. tobacco
Trust and 'h- slit begun '.-iav agains'
the sugar '-'is'
III" -'..' against ne electrical trus-
W,l' -. 'pr - dissolution n. r-lva-ifza-
Ton UhrDh he f'ryernmsu' ha= H. ad. Of
'hl- =, CALF trust ha- cons uTnad about
40 years e - sa.d 'ha- the trust con.
,rDiS practically A.. electrical machinery
and f~Tic-s manufactured n -h,S country
Th@ 'rtIS' - slsppo-ad - nave ba-er o--
gan rel rarE u 90 or i-a7
The sa' Erd"- 'h@ sherman ar
'rr.-- aw w.I involve tn. .rl.--I.r a,
monopoly -n1s- patents Mos az the
products - he e'ec- neal COMPANIES A..
pa en'@t hr!- ne D.pa-r mem u J':sr,cs
vii AK" m" stand that -h- companies
oan 30 prn~A~'iEs1 for VIOLATION ~ ;h.s
~nsr man an .'-'Is- la~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
THINk PRAYER SAVED ROI =.
IA, Father. a Pm, stefan. and H> Mother
fSpr->> That Brii~f

IoNKERs Mo- :. The recovery of
,IA year old Victor Waldrun from the
coma IN whicn he !ay tor :8rry--hree lays
follow.uC me tractor. e ui- sSull when
TIN over ~ an aV'u'..nIi- u~n.d y
former Corporation rpvr-.l RIyes o: New
ioEA C.ty : attribute. - many 70 the
power r: PRAYER The Boys father rr
Louis Wa.dron. said today.
Both Mrs Ia'dron and rnv--l! te.l
that -" prayers of oar z ends aa.i various
urEal.. atoms have r@.a ..rsweTed W.
feel deep sense e graf zoe - God
Mrs WaIdrou sad TO . .gh, that the
prayers duVU' is-- savel the boys life
Al! ;to-- who prayed she sad did -
Inc -'Ipp!irar'S who asked
that TIL cAId's life BE- spared included
the congregation OF he PARK Hi! Re
formed Church he Bov- Club O. ~
Andrew church. variuI- ministers and
friends and ulno.-r .: ,,rit, AMI re-
lIgI otis organizations
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
INVITED 70 PICk 4 POCKET
Court Lets an old Crook On Light,y and
RepreSes Detectives.

Joseph Jones % wears old who was
arrested for picking the pocket Of a de-
tectIve got very light sentence yester-
day because Judge Malone y Genera!
Sessions does not think that the police
should invite crime He was sen. 70 the
penitenriary for sit months
Jones has spent thirty one years Of his
life behind the bars and 10 known 20 III.
men o, the Central Ofice When two Of
them saw him Jos'ling IN the crowds NJ
the Fourteenth street station Of tho sub
they decided 20 get hum II they could
One OF the detectives took a half dollar
from his trousers and dropped /, in the
change pocket Of his overcoat. He made
sure thar Jones had -esi. him and then
got into the crowd near Jones while the
other detective looked on. Jones didn Z
miss N" chance and was nabbed Judge
Malone said that the Court could NOT
sanction such proceedings.
just after Jones was sentenced a yo,,r. =
burglar convicted under the name Of Rob
ert Brown. who was caught trying 90 rob
an apartment in East Forty ninth stree.
He had q kit Of burglars tools and a re-
volvsr. Judge Malone sentenced him
70 not lea than fifteen years in Sing Sing.
with the maximum Of a life sentence al
hard Labor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
SOLID PETROL.
Rumanian Inventor say u Solves Al
Motor Diffculrirs solid Para run Too

>pFrf-. t"'.f IFFEf'fF - TIE SIN
LONDON No~ = Solid petrol l. one
Of the latest JOYS oTered to auromohilI-t-
II IL the invention ~ RumAnlan doctor
it, Is-= ar" being demonstrated IN Lon
don 10y u ton-iantIuescu. a Rumsnian
-nglneer. who Developed H.. idea
IL IL laid 10 have many virtues Among
other things u burns without smell or
smoke. IT. cot L. two-third- that ~ the
liquid. u eliminates the uss Of cartu-
refer j. safely portable IN a wooden box
or even WRAPPED N paper. affords com
plste com busrion. is of greater smooth
ness than the liquid Will develop greater
power and - easily convertible into
LIQUID
u Constantinascu says that crude oil
and paratrn can be -oldiS.-i hy the same
process He says II l. possible To- run
an automobile with solid paraH'n H..
also talks Of using solid petrol for ship
engines lamps and other purposes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
BOG,S son JIRES CERTIFIED


Navor Gaynor after a hearing Yesterday
cancelled 'Ha appointment Of James o.
Wright - commissioner of deeds The
charge was that Wright had fllselv Ger
tIfi"d :" ~" Erat'Irer 81 persons whose
name aurear-d on petition approving
~ an appii"a''on FOR me granting Of
saloon Icons. for SO Lemon avenue
SeyeTa! VI n" persons whose nance were.
On the petition appeared before the Mayor
and denied tna' they mad ever signed
the pare~ One woman laid that her
husband had died sevsral months Be.
ior" Ia name waE put on the petit on
;layof Gaynor directed that che testimony
De sent 10 the District Attorney
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29

school Teacher Tries tn kiII Hersrif
where Many We're Waiting for Trains

Mrs Clara strauss a - hnol teacher Of
Philadelphia. attempted s,ncli. IA The
wan ng room Of the NarSeT street station
~ ne Pennsylvania RA road n Newark
y-s' -rdav afternoon by drinking roI>on
The s-a'I0n Wa crowded with persons
waiting for trans ana many # hem saw
her 'ska a va! 81 lauianum from her
hand bag and drink par Of M. contents
special Policeman Frederick Bosttn.r
made he woman swallow a large qusn'ity
u milk and Kept her walking until an
ambulance. from - BarIabas HOSpl'a!
arrived The Young woman was con-
scious when she reached the hospital
She refused 20 tell WIZ she attempted q
take her life
Miss strauss - y years old and lives a.
2I:t Park avenue. Philadelphia She mad
been visiting her aunt Mrs Gus I.ed~rrnan
OF 'rT ~ 'rreenth avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
THEY PICKED rSBAVDS.
Two More Fortune Teller. Arrested After
Pro, iding for woman D-trcti,es

Two fortune rellers who sscapAi last
Fridays police net were arrested ves-er-
day charged with Icing di-ordsrlv rar-
-on- They are Prof Nlncenzo San
r.lls. who Processes AZ 10 West Forty
hftn street and Prof Alfred Bic. IF
2i5 Vest Forty fifth street
Detective Wilbur arrested Nincenzo
in his rooms on evidence secured hy polio.
ma-ron Maud Leslie. VINO SAYS The pro-
fa-sor told her on November that h.
could pick out frst class husband for
s3s She gave him s. on account
Rice had been visited by Mis- Anna
Riley. who works with Miss Leslie. on
November u? His price for picking a
husband was $40 and RE. did not snif
a. 81 on account
In the night court the two pleaded
guilty before Magistrate o'COnnor and
earn gave SSJo bal for his good behavior
for siN months
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
WHIT>TI PROPERTY SOLD.
Long Island Estate Turned over "a
Realty COMPANY

HAMPSTEAD l.. Nov = Four deeds
transferring the Long Island as'ar. OF
the lat. William 4 Whitney ~ Wn.atIv
Hills To- III. Whitney Really Company
Of isj Broadway. Manhattan were flied
her" to-day
tn" hOus" and surrounding bindings
Were erected at cost II about 81 CO.. go
during the life ~ Mr. Whitney who died
IN 1904 The famous racing stable -
one # the notable features e the place
4 large part ~ Il il gias-ei n and one
~ - features - an interior haf mile
track
Sin-e the Death n; her father Miss
Dorothy Whitney. m" only unma r. ..d
child mas b-en occupying To" Wh.atIy
Hills place " - not known whether
or not the property u being turned over
70 the realty company 20 b- re-old and
the proCe~da divided
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
INTERBOROyGH.S NEu OFFFR.
~0b~a,s Proposition to Bs submit ted In
p. =. Commission Tomorrow

The lnterboyough com pany will sub.
mt Its new offer IN the subway situat lon
20 the Public Service Commission TO-
morrow There was a meeting Of some
Of the directors of the company vest .r.
dav bur Il was said hat the Diet ais Of he
new proposition would not ne made
known Unit i sem TO the commission
II - probable tina, the new proposal
will ha IN general outline a renewal Of
the offer TO build the soui herly ext ersior,
Of the present subway from Times square
under seventh avenue 20 tho Battery
and an extension north from IN. Grand
Central station under Lexingt on avenue
|, Is further believed thar Il these priv.
legss are granted the company will Offer
70 bear on.-half the COST Of cons-r,Ic.
ton The est mated cost 81 rhe work Ia
ST. 90 60 II the triborOugh route Roe-
through that subway will occupy 1,e1ing.
: on avenue
There was a report N -he City Hal
va~tsrday thar 'hs Mayor Wa preparing
a statement which would tend 20 show
: hs' NJ rad modified his views somewhat
on he Disadvantages % a dual subway
-v-'era. bu, although II was late before
n. Mavor left the CRY Hal! no state
~. ~ came from MIN
Pres idsrr sc Adoo Of tho Hudson and
Manhattan COMPANY viii have ms
amended offer for IN. rriporough system
ready FOR presentation 20 the Public
service Commission to-day or to-rnor.
row This new offer will provide for the
and operation Of the Fourth
avenue line "a Brooklyn and the ex-en.
> on- IN The Bronx o. IN" triborouRh line
u" are anxious TO ger rhe contract
for the operation Of the ~ borough route
h. said Yesterday. pu' speaking from
q PERSONAL standpoint I don -hinN the
awarding 81 such = contract 20 us d. %
mpprr an a. that the competitive mir.
'.p'" n subway building should be pre-.
s"rySI do NOT think thar ~. Board
n EstinnA." will ever give Tho op~ra-inm
q ne ne~ sub~ays 20 the traction
monopoly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
THIFIF tT StRt6E FTRE.
T r. ~honts', Gar Missing fer a Time but
Rrapgrar-T

The garage IN ID. rsaI IT,! me lie Dion
Autorn oblle store on the southwest corner
pt Broadway and Fiftv-tirsr street. was
atire last nIgh- and The fire. dug through
20 FIftl-tn -rr.er. where A. got into a
Two story building occupied bv W /
cannon. bottle dealer II burned away
The back Il ksrrigau saloon on Broad.
wav ana Walker Bros !Imber ward IL
tiftv-tirst street was also arr
Theodore y Shonts automobile was
IN tho garag. II was taken ont IN such
q hurry that the police thought t-r a
time that n had been stolen. but later II
-eappeared The garage proprie;ors said
that they missed good MANY tir.s and
other automobile a-ca>.orles and they
aid the los - volunteer workers Most
ut ih- stun IN J Gordon'- tailoring g.
II nh-hrn-rt AT ..i We~, Fuiy-ri--r street.
which GOT N with a bare -ingeIng was
~ S=lng An after th-atr. Broadway
Tp~i >Iv tn. sI-CtACi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
ACTRESSES OT 7 or B4>kRv PTT,
Marie DressIer and Truly >hstfuch Don't
Have 10 PAY Their Debts

Judge Hough has granted a discharge
from bankruptcy 20 Mar. pr.--le-
actress. OF East Eight seventh street
otherwise known a. Mrs Leila Koerber
who fled petition on September ,. 1879
with Liabilities $50. go and NJ assets sh.
went through bankruptcy once before.
on Jun. 10 lSOi
Judge Horgh ha- granted q discharge
also 70 Truly Shatrurk act-aas Of $40
Vest Fifty e ghth street. otherwise known
as CIarice EtrilIs d. Bucharde Dou gias
who fled a petition on September last
with Liabilities 8. TOs and no Assets
Lester Cohn. clo,hinG manufacture o.
SD Broadway and real estate operator in
Brooklyn, liabilities. s2s2 J0s has oo-
tanned a discharge IN BANKRUPTCY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
SUPREME COsRT TArt>rTrS.


NA~HiSGroS. Nov. - - President Taft
has postponed the regular Tuesday Cabi-
net meeting until Wednesday 30 as 20 NV.
him time 70 finish his message before
his Official advisers come together again
IL - expected that the message viii be
laid before the Cabinet AZ the "Wednesday
meeting
Until his message ia finished the pre-l-
deEt u holding IN. Supreme Court an.
pontrnenr= IN abeyance Their. - no
longer much doubt that Gov Hughes
- To be made Chief Justice. but the two
Other vacancies on the bench ar. appar-
entity still open. ~ this time Secretary
II Commerce and Labor Nagel and Jus
TIC" Swayze Of the supreme. Court Of
NsW Jersey are mos, favorabIy men.
toned for these places Sir Taft probably
would not hesitate about naming Sacre.
tary Nag.l II IL were not for the loss OF a
Cabinet adviser This consideration NAV
result ~ the President selecting some on.
el-~
A delegation from Chicago called a, the
White HOusy to-day 20 urge the app,int
ment 81 United States Circuit Judge Frank
r. Baker Of indianapolis. There ha. be..n
some talk within the las, few DAYS Of
Secretary Of State Knox as a possibility
for IN" supreme Court. Mr. Knox. u !.
known has already had two oppor-uni,Ie.
TO 20 On the bench and h!- friends say
THAT q" has no ambition az this time IN
that direction
II was learned today tina, The Praaider,
will appoint Fred W. Lehman Of 81 I,ou,a
20 The newly created Commerce Court
probably a. the presiding Judge Of that
court. M. Lehman u a we'll known &,
Louis lawyer and economist
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29

organization received s. Son from rhs
Democratic STAT. Commute.
In The interest II 'h. cAndidacy q,
Charles 4 Pool-v for .IusrIc.. o, tn. Su-
prsfne Court w 'h- Eigkrh Iud.ylaI Ir,
'H'' IN" Ini"p-ni-nr JUDICIARY party
s'@h' .; Fo Aielh-rt Moot CAV. se2j
ward the party : campa.i gu fund
Inhn Crontu. manager OF che L-ax,i,.
~ Irdsp-nd-r' Democratic Clubs 81 thu
>'s'" certified that II spent S. during
'h' recent campaign Tn. only ten
'rehbte'i IN the column nj rsce. pts il on-
OF 500 received from Maurice " Mn,on
Ia" follosing election exp~ns, state
nieu'- wero received today from var.pu,
county Commitse-s
Democrat -Chau;auaua. A.6l? Madl-
son s3.Ol. Schol,lrIc s.. 4Sp. Cattaraugus
Al ~, o-weRo N.,2s. Orange. 1921.
Schenectady. S.I5s. Onordaga. sI5.SuS
Niagara, $4,000, Wyoming 81. S,s Warren
s,es Cortland. 81 sss: Saratoga. siou
Republican, -Rensselaer. ST.. Ssj. the
inuns A.Sss. Sreuben S. 3s.. Franklin.
S's'S' Monroe. sI+. sOD. Fulton md Hamll-
ton -, rs. Ontario. s.? :TO. Broom-. S. 80.
Niagara A.OlS, ChauAnqua. Ss7Il Law
Inssron. 81. 80. Orleans. 81 .ss5 Lewis
S'le' Aliegauy. So s,s Orange. s. .s1.
delaware. 81 2on: G-nes>-. sslj Cat
tArausus. s. 3sj
The Independents. Leasu. party cam
pAlgn committe. received $40 ga and ak
pended H0.ois and has liabilities Of ol:
Atrs. katherine Bell Lewis Of Bural,
IN voluntary Statement fled with he
Secretary Of state said she contributed
s'eo TO assist the Democratic party
Other statements ~ expenses ril@i by
county committees were Democratic
Brocne IS 40. Washington s. as Column
pa, s. 80, Albany ST. 40
Republican Tompkins. s.. 80. Albany
"? sSI. Greene. 81 30; Rock and s. pa
arlington. s9.sl0 Schenectady s. 76l
The 0nondasa Republican county CON-
nirtee had reCeip-s amounting - SsprE
and expenditures of SCI .sJ3 The Or-ago
county Republican committee had 80
Ceipts of g. jfD
Chairman Prentice - rha Republican
state committee said last nigh. thai the
committees -cpor- Of receipts and az
oenditures was mailed last mig hi which
> equivalent 20 fling Th-- fo'aI - ,aId
% he about slaJ ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
M won or FRENCH DISASTFR-
Madrid Hears of Massacre of soldi eps IN
Morocco Paris Incretfnlou.

'5scr'! C.6's D'sp,seAss 70 The sUS
AApRrD. Nov - The Captain GEO.
era! II M-lilla has Informsd the Gov
eminent here ot serious reverse sus-
tanned by French fore. IN the AluluyA
territory 4 larg. number Of tribes
men surprised and attacked a french
i-ts chm.ut killIns al its Ohsc.rs and a
number Il men
PARIS " = The Temps says tina,
tn. tl.ueh Gov -Tpmcnt aAs received
no Information " the aeieat 81 a French
Detachment IN Morocco IN" paper de
clar-s that 1, believes ~. r-poi' revived
IN Madrd L. exaggerated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29

MORNING And EVENING To uO.Tar.,
va DctAWAre q HDdsor. Oldest AM S~s, ro1ts
Psrteef e7uipnenI Tickets Of New voyE r,ng,ss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29

shsrtest quickrst FLORIDA Rsate and direct
route 20 ~ an "a anu Southwest ELecsR1r ARnSed
slcepeTs And oDseTyat1cr cars. once ii18 D'wav,
--a0I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
UED DESPITE BRIDES FtTHER.
Howard r. walker and Frfr va, blake
nirrd TN Early Morning IN stanford

STAMFORD. Conn Nov - Howard r
Walker aged -. son Of William n Walker
and Miss Fefe MAY Blake. :? years old
both %: New YORK. were married her.
Yesterday morning early by the Rev
John u Sken~. rector Of ~. Andrew :
Church
Daniel W POlsl.y said TO he New York
lawyer was the best man.
tn. covpl. had Intended 20 ba married
here Saturday night az clock and the
best man had made arrangements by tele-
phone with a stamford justice Of the
peace. They did rot keep the appoint
meni When they arrived Yesterday
morning Mr. Pol-ley told n" justice that
IN. delay ws- due 10 the inability Of the
bride 10 get away from the hom. - her
father Frederick Blaks on RIvsr-d.
Drive. who. he said. opposed the mar
rage
Frederick " Blake Of ar West Eighty
fifth street 4 few doors from Riverside.
Drive said last night that be didri { want
20 affirm or deny fhe report that ~.
daughter had b.-n married, Ttit 81 was
added that me hsy 9 g Walker. rector
q ~ Ann = Church. BROOKLYN. could Civ.
MI 'he facts 81 the story Il ne were 20
minded Ire Rev { Campbell Walker.
who lives at I3i Clinton street. BROOKLYN
said that be. had,I'- the leas- idea who
Howard I Walker wac and that ne mad
l@.-T l---'"r-d 20 death because p~rNon-
Dn West EIghty-ffih street had Used hi-
nam" ImprOp, Nv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29

80 - 80 '-bs-'- 'ior - othrg sausage. n corr
Tor 'fs' r0r s.-1s-s rsYst .Ooz 20 'h~ T-a,r@r,
sof 5fo'sr'ic1 BeTare Of limitations o. Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
DEWEfs PURE cIARgT wI,Es

pEnEY so = s. IS nag 81 F Sins. s., g,
Ar .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29

Chairman Pr@ntIr-. q rhs Republican
state committee said last nigh. thai the
committees -cpor- OF receipts and az
penditures was mailed last mig hi which
Is equivalent 20 fling The ro'aI - -aId
20 he about sla1 ppJ
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-28

Tistwood, b. g., by Brentwood. c. r.
Simpson, Pulaski, Pa.
Peter, br. g., by Geo. Onward Geo
w. Jenkins, West Park, O.
Donna, b. M, by Dan, H. Smith
GAINESVILLE, o.
Ncttie Russell, b. M, by Temple
Bar, Edgar Eyarts, Galina, o.
Billy L.. b. g., by SigMaNu, II. b.
Lingo, Mt, Victory, o.
Miss Winters, br. M, by Ed Win
ters, Dan Evans, Marion, o.
Farmer Boy, gr. g., by Strong Boy.
j. II. Wildwood, Mt. Victory, O.
Belle Hopkins, bl. m, by Elyria,
w. M. Bedell, Fremont, o.
The Devil, b. g., by wildwood, L. f..
Ruff, Lancaster, o.
George w. Grlhfiths, br. h., by Algna
Star, ID. w. Cummins. Shelby, o.
Billy L.. br. g., by Strong Boy, Mrs.
r. L. Atkinson. w. Mansfield, o.
w. H., bl H., by Greystone, B. G..
Rutter, Prospect, o.
Prospect Boy, b. e., by Shadeland,
j. C. Blair. Redwood, o.
Uncle Ad, r. s., by Adbell, w. will
loughby, Springfield, O.
Beatrice Mckinney, b. M. w. Nc
Kinney, c. r. Buckio. woodsfeld, O.
Hazel K, by Mohican Prince, NJ. b.
Konroth. Sidney. o.
Peter b., b. g., by o. l., Grant stef-
fer Akron, o.
Diamond Dick, r. g., by Civilization.
n. w. Spratt, Redwood. o.
Sandy Roman. b. g., by H. Adams.
Redwood. o.
Anna X, b. M, Baron H., A. X.
Vail, Lima, o.
Dundee. b. g., by Hesperus. A. Nc.
Kean, Wilmington, o.
2:I Pace-Purse $500.
Baby L.. r. m, by Tom Hal. Jr, A.
Mexican, Wilmington, o.
Airline, b. M, by Arlington, John
Felmuth, Marion, o.
Susie s., b. m, by Hal Clipper, Davis
Stock Farm, Liberty, Ind.
Wandering Jew, b. g., by Royal Guy,
Wm Beal, Bucyrus, o.
Harry W.. b. g., by 9rlington, Ora
]. Jump, Forest, o.
Ben Directly. br. s., by Directly,
Tom Clary, Marion, o.
Nancy Mack. sr M, by Joe Wilkes,
Roy Bagley, Galena, o.
Lady Ashbrook, ST. M, by Joe
Wilkes, o. II. Davidson, Croton. o.
Lady Gentry, r. M, by Gentry, Ed
Valentine, Circleville, o.
Harry King, bl. e., by Shelby King,
w. NJ Bedell Forest, o.
The Exray, by Unknown, D. NJ. Bell,
Delaware, o.
Royal Clay. b. g.. by Clayone, NJ
a. Southard, Marysvillc, o.
Martin Kelley, by New Richmond,
Clyde Newbro, Rushville, Ind.
Baron Wood, b. g., by Oakwood, c.
Il. Buckio. .Woodsheld, o.
Little Harry, by Fredarthur, NJ. p.
Koffroth, Redwood, o.
Frouarthur, by Fredarthur NJ. b.
KOifroth, Redwood. o.
Ono and One-Sixth Mile Derby.
Purse $3.50.
Entries close night before race.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-28

Fairmont Athletic club. McFarland's
victory was decisive, though no
knockout was scored.
If Mcfarland can make the 1873
pounds ringside, demanded by VOL
gast, many believe he has a splendid
chance to lift the title. MrFarland
showed cleverness, wonderful boxing
and great stamina and scored at will
against Hyland. AS Hyland Is as rug
ged a little fighter as ever donned the
mitts, McFarlands victory is the
more encouraging to his followers.
Hyland carried the fight to McFar
land at every stage of the game, but
only twice during the entire battle
did he land blows sufficiently hard to
make the stock yards champion look
worried Hyland tried roughing tac-
tics in the clinches, but Mcfarland
cleverly blocked most of the Califor-
mans attempts to hug.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-28
A NATIONAL
FUNERAL FOR CHAVEZ

BY United PfcSs Wire.
New York, Sept. 2S.-'T have just
$4,000 worth OF new Partisan gowns
and am quite ready to pay duty or
them"
This was the statement of Miss Julia
Marlowe that caused no little com
mcnt among customs officials today
upon her return from Europe. Miss
Marlowe declared the gowns are tC
be used in her coming production OF
Macbeth" and that she had no desire
either to smuggle them into the coun-
try or TO get them in free on the plea
that they are tools of trade"