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NURSE SOLE WITNESS
AT THE HYDE TRIAL

KANSAS CITY. Nov. s7.--Agaln TO-DAY
MISS Pearl Keller. nurse. Was the sole
witness az the HYDE murder trial. and
ber cross -c1aminatiou and brief redi~ert
examination developed nothing OF i'm
pOrtsnCs-
Telling OF the attacks Colonel Swope
.uffcreG on the date OF bis dea,b ,bc
nurse said one OF these was precip!tated
rs his becoming wrought Up over what
%" considered an cNtravagant use og
linen by her. Che testified be ,nr.eJ
loudly and made violent gestures
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NOTICE OF DERS'
MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
the office of the company. room 723
Kearus building, Main street. Salt Lake
City, Utah, on Monday. the ith day OF
December, 1911. at o'clock y. m, for
the election of directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction OF such
other business AS may be brought before
the meeting.
JAMES e. BERKELEY. Secretary.
Dated November l6. 1911, o1726
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''Thc first step. and 1t is of para
mount Importance, is to decide. to
spend YOUR advertising appropriation
BUYING NEWSPAPER SPACE
ONLY. You win find it hard matter
TO adhere rjgidly to this decision, but
it will pay well to do so.
"Nour bank is for ALL CLASSES
of people, and there's no way to pre-
sent your appeal for new business to
all classes except by means of the
LOCAL NEWSPAPER. 1t not only
reaches all classes, but goes into every
home; here it is read by each member
of the family,
THE DAILY NEWSPAPER IS A
CONTROLLING FACTOR i'll the daily
life of every man and woman, and we
ought really to say-every boy and
girl-for the children arc such prolihc
readers nowadays.
"Regardless of what other forms OF
publicity you may employ. YOU must
carry your advertisement in the news
papers continually if You would have
your appeal for business reach the
MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PEOPLE
Why bankers do not en-
pIoy the columns Of news
papers to tell the people in
every community about
their business, instead OF
sending out circulars and
booklets which are seldom
read, ! cannot understand.
In the smaller cities, a
campaion Of ONE COL
| UMN 4 WEEK in all of the
newspapers, represents such
a trivial outlay Of money
compared with the results
that it would bring to the
banks that it is hard to com
prehend why shrewd finan-
ciers do not employ the
MOST EFFECTIVE as
we'll as the CHEAPEST
METHOD Of introducing
themselves to the people of
the community III which
they do business.
! < To be centinued.l
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Tho Silver Queen NJ SC NJ. compa
principal place Of business ll2 West s
ond South street. Salt Lake City. Ut
Notice,-There are delinquent upon
following described stock on account
assessment No. 4 OF ouc-half ca c
per share. levied on the llth day of
rober. 1911, the several amounts set
posite the names OF the respective sha
holders as follows:
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foods
SarsapariIIa

Acts directly and peculiarly
on the blood; purlfies, enriches
and revitalizcs it, and in this
way builds up the whole sys'
tenn. Take it. Get it today.
In usual LIQUID form or in chocolate
coated tablets called SarSatabss
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assI sHD HEALTH 10 MOTHER AND CHIN

SRS WISsrow"s SooTuIso SsRUp has been
tsed Tor over S.6rf YEARS oy BELLIONS e
MOTHhAs ior their CHILDREN Will Y
1RErHING with fERFECr SUCCESS n
kOCfHHs th< CHILD SOFTFHS the GUN2
A1l-AYs nH FAIt CORES WIND COLIC and
D he oeo rrrnecy tor cIAkRHOzA- ~ = alb
oc.IirtY harmless dc sure ana asS tor airz
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tka Ascnsy-hse cr1ls oot,lL
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Second Victim Dies.

. SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. @7.-PatroIu1ar
Thomas Finncly. shot yesterday IN
PsnlOs PrSntikos. or ProndoeSos. died
late today. Charles r. Castor. also 4
ustrolunan. Who was shot ~ lne same
light; died last night Prantlkos was re-
in Naie.a Gieece too years ego.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

Einsley Development company. =
poratlon Of Utah. Location OF prine
place OF business. Salt Lake City, VI
Notice Is hereby given that at m!
Ing OF tho directors. held on the
day OF October. 1911. an assessmens
mills (ope-nfth OF cent? per sn
was levied on the capital stock OF
corporation, payable on Novembcs
1911, TO y. A. Dunyons treasurer OK
company. room 72l, Mcintyre ouilq
South Main street. Salt Lake CITY, VI
Any stock upon which this assessm
NAV remain unpaid on NoyemneI.
1911. will be delinquent and advert!
FOR sale at public auction, and ~
payment Is made before, viii be soM
tbe iIth day OF December, 1911: 70
the delinquent assessment. together
Tho cost OF advertising and expenn1
sale. N. A. DUNYON, Secrete.I
GffiS.. 7zl Mcintyre Building. -
Main Street. Salt Lake City. Ut31|
Ry order of the board OF diraptofs
time for the payment OF the above-
toned assessment has been eNtendco
,I and including December 2S, 19lIs
any stock on which the assessment
remain unpaid at the close OF bus-
on that day shall be delinGuenL Ln
unless payment is made before WI
sold on the 10th day OF January,
10 nav the -delinqucnt asssssmsus n
rethcr with tho cost OF adVerus'"s Il
expense Of sale.
dated November % 1911.
o9Jss y. A. DuNAO.N' Ser
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WANTED TOR II. s, ARMY, ABLE
bodied. unmarried men between ages OF
Is and 80: citizens Of United States, ot
good character and temperate habits,
who can speak, read and write the ENG
llsh language For information apply
TO Recruiting officer. Walkers banl;
building. corner Main and Second South
streets. Salt Lake City. Utah. o69s
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I And, IN nCcoIdNnNe WIlN INV hnu
! order Of tho board Of directors. made
! the l4h day of October. 1911, so ~
| shares OF each parcel OF stock rs 4
! bc necessary viii he sold a public a
tlon at the Office OF the company,
! West Second South street, salt i.
! CITY. Utah on the 18th day OF Decem
| 1911. at y o'clock noon or said day
pay the dcllnGucnt assessment Their
together with the costs OF advertising
expense OF sale,
| Soc-ntorv = q NJ & NJ. ~
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!odayf7 70rder
ClOVerlcdf
n | | K (
1T is PASTEURlZfD

II your present milk supply is not
wholly satisfactory. try CLOVER
LEAF PASTEURIZED MIKE
quarts for $l.0o, Telephone 2l77. either
line. or ask your neighbor 20 tell our
driver to call on you. But get the
milk. lf YOU do not like it. YOU will
not be bothered 70 continue.
CLOVER LEAF DAIRY,
las Pierpont ST, Both Phones 2I77
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esting. Every day in the
advertising copy SOME
FACT OF GENERAL IN
TEREST is told in connec-
ton with the bank bust
ness things that people
should know about,
The advertising is not
large-occupying a space
Of about 100 lines double
column, placed in a con
spicuous position in the
newspaper, and it will un-
doubtedly prove a very CT
fective campaign for the
bank.
During October, MIR. r.
l.. GURNEY, manager of
the Savings Department OF
the c. O Nj M ON WEALTH
TRUST CO., Of st. Louis,
spoke before the Missouri
Bankers Association, and
strongly urged the use of
NEWSPAPER A DIVE r.
TISING FOR BANKS
EVERYWHERE. Among
other things MI. Gurney
said:
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ADVERTISING TALKS

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The evening world., 1911-10-11

Briton's share. OF course both fight
ers get $4,000 from the moving pic
ture people, and the promoters. who
ever they are. get 5000.
And Mcdonald says Wolgast and
Wells are likely to get an extra $1,000
II everything pans out we'll. Yet with
all this money already almost tingling
In their jeans. the two champs. 1t Is to
be seen. are not in line for the Hons
share OF the prospective receipts. as
figured from McDonald's figures.
But OF course fight promoters-and
Mcdonald is now one by his own con-
~fession-haye a habit of talking big
figures when little ones would do Just
as we'll. so George mas be a little n
In his arithmetic. after all.
incidentally. the fight may be pulled
Off despite the heavy burden of so much
money in sight. Pathe Freres. . NOV
ing picture concern. Informed The
Evening World that it Is true It has
agreed 10 pay $1,000 for the picture
privilege.
The Metropole. which has been
crammed full of excitement aver since
Jones came to town, was morgueiike
late last evening. when Jones. Melon
aid and Levy suddenly disappeared. all
In a bunch. II was announced they were
going into executive session and tina,
the articles OF agreement would be
signed somewhere In the neighborhood
OF Madison Square. All hands seemed
wrapped in mystery.
The evening world., 1911-10-11
PLENTY Of SEATS
LEFT FOR OPENING
CANE On SATURDAY
All Who Come Early Can
Get in at o-MorroW's
Public sale.

Baseball fans In this vicinity Will no
doubt be pleased to learn that there are
plenty Of seats let for the opening
game OF the worlds series between the
Giants and the Athletics at the Polo
Grounds on Saturday. william Gray.
secretary OF the New York club. gave
out a statement to-day to tho effect that
a public sale OF tho g%rands,lnd and
blearhcrs seats will he held at the Of
fees Of the club In the 81. James Build
ing tomorrow morning. and those who
come early will be accommodated.
The distribution Of tickets to those
who had ordered their seats by mail
viii begin to-day. Although thousands
OF requests were made for tickets. at
least a thousand OF the checks were
sent back because OF lack Of certinca-
ton. a dozen extra ticket sellers have
been engaged to sell tickets to the
large crowd which Is expected to be on
hand at the sale tomorrow.
The evening world., 1911-10-11
This Kind of Fight Dope
Makes Rockefeller Appear
AmQteuriSh As q Promoter
George Mcdonald Has Wild Dreams of s2OO, 600
House for Wolgast and Wells in Mysterious
Coney Island Club.

r TEY! Tom Jones and Mcdonald
Levy & &C. are being cheated.
And his after Jones has been ac-
cused OF outrageous demands for letting
Champion Ad wolgast use his mitts TOT
the edihcation of New York fght rams
Here's the way the whole bunch Is De-
ing trimmed" as calculated from STA
tistics furnished by George Mcdonald
OF the Wells end. who announced nrh'S
that he and none other Will be In aoso-
lutte command OF the Ad Wolgast-Mat'
Wells t%en-round. no-dec!sion battle
To begin with. no date has oeen SCI
for the hght. George says II VIII DC
either Oct. % or 80. h scene VIII
be the Sea Beach A.. c. which no"
has existence on paper only. the ciuos
application for a license. continued
George. has been in the hands OF the
New York state Athletic Commission
some time" and the promoters OF the
bouts Understand that It will be IA"
vorably acted upon.
IA the Offices OF the commission. how
ever. II was stated by the secretary.
Charles J. Harvey. that the application
has no yet come to hand, that to-day
is tUt TtkuitI uiNctlh6 'oy
mission. that II the application ID pre-
sented II will receive attention &c.
But the pavilion OF the as yet unborn
club II a wonder. so George says. 1t Is
located at the terminus OF u Coney
Island trolley line and Emil Sulzer OF
Suffers Harlem River Park. according
to Mcdonald. holds a fifteen yea lease
on the property. Architects are ever
now busy on reconstruction plans, says
! Mcdonald, and when they get through
within a {, might the pavilion. accord
ing to the saGe authority, will seat
FORTY THOUSAND hght fans and
actors.
Now comes the story, The admis,
sion prices. according to Mcdonald
will be, as In the late lamented Morris,
Flynn assault and battery case. 81 &c
500. OF course the pavilion would IN
TANNED to the r~afters. SO Georg,
limited. A conservative estimate of tn,
average contribution OF the spectator
according to these figures would be So
so the gross receipts would be In tn,
n~eighborhood Of 500. 900. Now, OF thi
interesting sum Entertainers Wolgas
and Wells are going to get only
small fraction. Wolgast Will get. ac
cording to Mcdonald. about $4,000 an,
40 per cent, but the Wells share con
t.nues to be a mystery. Mcdonald sal,
something about $1,000, but he woull
not commit himself regarding tn
The evening world., 1911-10-11

don't. Suppose the Giants cop that frst
game, then what?"
There being no reply. another old
timer cut In with his one
If the Giants get away with that
first game. they will have the Athletics
on the run n they will have a pretty
fair chance OF grabbing three more.
especially II Matty pitches two of them"
'Of course" said Harry sparrow. who
was standing near. they are taking
the tough end OF a bet. but they are
getting pretty good odds. At that. I
think the price ought to be 100 to / In
stead OF 10 to l."
SO. after all. what Is the use OF
worrying our heads about the records.
Here we find a bunch OF men who
know baseball from top TO bottom
going In the face OF all statistics and
betting their good hard coin on a
hunch.
They point out as an argument
against figures the fact that In the
worlds series OF 1906 Billy Gilbert. the
weakest hitter On the Giants. led both
teams In hitting. He drove In more
runs than Mike Donlin and Roger
Bresnahan put together. In the series
Babe Adams. "A youngster. stepping IN
and making a sweep OF the series when
the veterans mad failed.
Last fall the dopesters all had II ng-
ured how Johnny King would over
shadow Ira Thomas and Lapp, ans
still these two catchers, then regarded
as second rate men, stepped In anC
made the Cubs look like minor leaguers
, In the series between the Cubs and
the white SoN, George Robe. a sub
stltute third bascman, ended two OF tn,
~ -. a. 49,
for the O Notwithstanding that won
derful hitting In the series Robe wa
sent back TO the minors the next sprinJ
and never really had a chance to pla!
on the team that he had made world
champions.
In this coming series the most obscur
player may develop into the hero o
the week and be the most talked O
man In the world,
After all. II m ght he a good ide
for us to throw the figures out OF tn
window and make our bets on a hunct
The evening world., 1911-10-11
Veteran Players Packing Giants
To Win Bic Title From athletics

Robinson. McGraw. Ryan and others
got together n had quite a ian.
Test. Fred Clarke and others from
pittsburgh are expected this morning,
James j. Corbett. accompanied h,
Judge LAWYER OF California, was among
the early arrivals. Later they Joined
Charley Flynn. Mr.. Costigan, Harry
Sparrow, Danny Lowe. and o,he- sport
ing veterans at McGraw's place. and
1t was a merry party.
Jimmy McAleer and tho Au-s,.r,
who are now grooming the Athletics for
their big fight. will come over as the
guests OF Connie Mack on Friday nigh,
and will be provided with seats for the
big show.
The evening world., 1911-10-11
CITY'S PROMINENT FANS
TO ENTERTAIN GIANTS.

Arrangements for the Giants rssi-
snonial at the New York Theatre. sun
day night, Oct. Is. are rapidly nea.ins
completion. Distinguished names are
being daily added TO the stars already
promised to take part IA the entertain
ment. The following fam are acting N
the Citizens Committee In conjunction
with william Fox and PA Casey, sn,er-
tainment directors:
Hon. William J Gsynor Mayor Hoa, Timolh,
Treasurer. aud tle honorable irtdrlUo H.
kerpYchan, tnancis J.. DlN.igg John & ma.
gerald, Edward h. Mccall. Daniel j ltr,ri1n
Aiirst L. smith Abe GW1er Ja+,s r. Usia,5,
Charlie, r. Murphy Ipah Nos, fu.... x
the Mese, Mar klaN, Abraham E-laussr ~ l
Hans; geoIss NJ ,Go,31n s.a mia
Bell Johg whaiee. fr'l;s E.l Gis Et,r,
Hem. J God'mith Nii,. L. Be.kfr. Lawn,
M,Ater6aS, Larry MrisiA John !. .Bul,l.
Perm. 49,
The evening world., 1911-10-11
HIT OFF THE GRIDIRON
CCoRDING to the statistics Just

A CCORDISG to the statistics Just
~ given out Frederic Dane Hunting
ton, the centre OF the Harvard
football team, supersedes l.. II. Leslie
as Harvard's strongest man. Hunting
tons figures are 1862. which Is ninety
four points more than F. II. Leslie. his
nearest competitor. registered
Leslie was the acknowledged Harvard
strong man last year. but gives way 10
a lighter and more ~compactly built man
In huntington. The new champion Is
twenty-one years Old and lives in Lei
cester. Mass, ana only weighs l6i
pounds. lie is captain OF the hockey
team and a senior. His strength tests
were made In the Hem!nway gym
nas!um n under the Sargent system.
With his legs Huntington lifted the
great weight OF l.263 pounds. and with
his back he lifted 59i pounds. Several
moments after going through this great
exertion he pulled himself up. or
"chinned" himself sixteen times. and
then. after a minutes rest. he pushed
himself up. or dipped. twenty-five times.
The Dickinson COLLEGE football team. coached
hS simon lAuIts, the iOimer Red and Blue AL.
AMERICAN enc, W.! mtt. Ienn In the second and
iAt Hid"eeA game OF tae sea ,on to-day at rhilA-
ueIpn!A The Same VAL Start ~ $50 O'Clock
he1u Coach smith gave the rem eleven a lxht
WORKOUT yesterday in preparation for to-day
tan.e, Al OF the first varsity players we're er
.uSed from the scrimmase game with the scrubs,
sltuoush the regular team did tn 4 fra forward
iAs'e' win the scrubs .harslng IN against them.
lhe Red AL Blue eoa.nts do not fear Dickn.
roh' anu II VIII he a good opportunity TO try out
. lumber OF his stcond.>Iihg men. enasy 4, anna
.lH'up AZ the start VI the game will lie tue same
a. against lrsiuus, with one exception. Birr
back. 40"
Springer Brooks, en-. on the Yale footbal
ee'en la.t year and now one Of the Goa hes, Ia.
gohe 70 Minneapolis TO spend a week with Harm
w NlIlans, the Minnesota coach. Who stnI
some plays. here by Tom shcvlin last year and
pie' entsl Yale from being defeated by Harvard
nroohs VIII be IN the West a week and viii stud
Western football. lie is a very god tac,icisn.
The Yale team yesterday had poor practice de
spite a notable aErN Of coaches, among WHOM
Mere Ted Liney., lydig lIoyt. FL Glass an
Howard Jones and swan. The reason for II VA
the rather warm weather, but the coaches shove,
no sympathy Tor the men and hurled criticisms a
mem, htaa toacn rIld telling them thai llei
work vas bum. AnderNn, who has been stairIn
~ iuilhack, va, the principal offender. and lslc
tpn'9led iae ball wh,n on the strinns distance. .
the Yale goal.
Tns acanlsltlon OF more speed IN N. -unn'r
The evening world., 1911-10-11
Daily Beats De O,O
in Opening Block

BY continuing the great playing that
he has done since he won the billiard
title from Alfred DE ORC last year.
John DAILY took the lead from the same
player in the first nights play OF their
three-cushlon match at Doyle's Acade-
ms by making 20 points to DE Oro's 80.
Up to the end OF the twenty-seventh
inning the contest was very close and
exciting, After that DAILY went TO the
front and by increasing his good play
Ing finally scored his nifty points In the
eighty-s!xth inning, A big crowd wit
messed the game and frequently APP
plauded both men for the fine shots
made
The evening world., 1911-10-11
SAYS POLO GROUNDS WILL
BALk ATHLETIC BATTERS.

Another thing explained Robby, Il
don't believe the Athletics VIII ht as
well on the Polo Grounds as the Giants
under any considerations. There Is no
park In the American League where
the batter has TO pick out a curve with
a sea OF faces FOR a background. Those
things viii be strange 10 the athletics
ana will bother them considerably. They
cannot get used TO 1t m a short series"
Having disposed of Ropby's bet, let MS
see ~ We can md The reason for that
bet OF 800 against 5000 that the Giants
viii win -four straight gaWes.
Don't you believe II = 'ssiblo for them
10 win four stralgnt2' asked Jimmy
Ryan.
Possible. yes, but"
We'll" he interrupted, the chances
are not more than ten 10 one mat they
The evening world., 1911-10-11

a. OF The Indian plays was the keynote OF yes,e,.
=. "oTk laid out BY Coaches warner ANA
"a n'ien ioI the Carlisle Imam ioop4l ps,eI,
g., s.artci NE afternoon listening to A ,b1ri Iauh
~" the mead coach. Repairing 10 the field. the
ns!t't i.dIin ,aHdlla;ea aee scurlei lh..lII
w. IL. e,,y FORM of elcmt larry football knJwn
~ ~ o.nclais. The coaches tried out WaTu,T,
- n.me Tor having tn, hackfield playeS run
=. sAuet o. taekers extending one hundred ami
,s-ka-s rms uIactice plan u the veteran Coach
: IheIi 10 lie adopted by all 4 The Iradin. -oi.
'ee~ Thorpe and Powell did . little licking.
me redskins are sun in good physical condition
ah apIcg: 10 De hardening more quickly than
,Ney nave foI a number VI years pass. Grner.
strhLlnn PAIL to the meas physical corditlon As
labS responsible for this. Flannery. the
Mount st Maryis .ullhack injured al GartSIt
Satufday, Is recovering rapidly and vail leave
'aFllsle ON Thunslay.
Ipene Il but one coach 81 years standing on
he 'Harvand field. and TIA, IL Lee Leary. VINO
Is coaching the enl,. iaal Wilmington piayol
centre oh iiam Fsh's team two years ago. vail,
iothcp wilmington, tan CurDett and IA. c.
leslie were members Of the Crimson eley en- Ia, Il
IAN. hut u may he IoSsible, too, that Ia, slar
llayers OF the past cannot find time 10 gt 10
cambridge, OF. PERHAPS do no, desire to. Crawfori
BlaSlen. the former star tackle, always a welcome
VISITOR al the CRIMSON camp, who is nov hone,
Holnlng may be srsnadei TO sRud . COupLe Of
weehs with the squad later on.
The evening world., 1911-10-11
Here Is Why
They Don't Be-
'lieVe in Follow
ing the Dope:
BY G

A FTER standing up under the
~ shower Of figures that mas de-
4 4 seconded on New York for the
past ten days. a party OF old ball play
ers got together last night at the I'M
perlal Hotel and made "A bet or SoVo
against 5000 that the Giants would win
four straight games from the Athletics
L. Z, Smathers. acting for "A syndicate
took the other end Of the bet.
On top OF that Wilbert Robinson
turned around and made a bet OF 30 AT
even none that the Giants would make
more hits In the series than would the
champions OF the American League.
Now, what Is the answer
The only logical solution to what
seems Ike wild betting Is that ball play
ers young and old have no regard what
ever for figures and care no more Tor
records than IL they were scraps OF
paper lltterlng the sidewalk.
They are quite right In their assump-
tion that figures never won a series
and never will. but we will have to dig
n little deeper to find the reason for the
freak bets Just mentioned. Ball players
do not bet for the fun Of the thing. and
when they stick up their bankroll there
Is no sentiment behind It. They bet to
win.
Robinson explained his bet on the hit
| ting ability OF the Giants by saying hat
the Athletics ave not faced any such
pitching as they VIII see shooting from
the arms OF Mathewson and Marquard.
On the other hand, he argues that the
| Giants have been hitting at pitchers all
wear who are just as effective as either
Render or Coombs.
The evening world., 1911-10-11
FIRST ROLLER RACE TONIGHT

The first amateur roller skating race
OF the season will take place tonight at
the Metropolitan Roller Rink, Broadway
and Flfty-Second street, The distance
OF the event will be one mile. Among the
entrants are John Tlmney of the Belle
Vile A. c. OF Newark. the present anna
teur champion from one TO three miles,
and ]. NJ. Clark OF New York. the four
mile title holder.