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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
Bible Read In Eighteen Hours by q
Relay Of Sixty Readera.

| The entire Bible from cover to
cover was read In church at Pc.
cos. Tex. between a. m. and mid.
night, sixty members reading aloud
without halt In relays. the reader
being relieved when his voice be-
came husky.
BY noon the church was filled.
and at midnight. when the last
words were read. II was crowded to
its capacity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
WISE MAN.

He--Hc can make a dollar GO
farther than any man ever
saw.
she--How does he do III
He~-Spends il all on himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
Wedding Lasted Six Days and 400
Candles We're Burned.

The wedding Of Moses q. Toby
and Victoria zinnie Of Butte, Mont.
syrians. lasted six days at st. Paul.
and was the greatest of Its kind
held In twenty years In this coun-
try.
Four hundred candles were burn
cd and there were six hundred
guests fellow countrymen and
their wives coming from all parts
OF the country. Not an American
dish was served during the SIX
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
The Gold Fields Of Peru: A Land Of TreaSr(|
The |nambafi huafi-huari Padlani Mining CT

Has offered 600 hsres ts treasury 50
share giving the general public chance the mining o
ces:ion Southeastern Peru Thousands inquiries inspired 81
this concession have caused the publish
description in the form of CERTIFIED TRANSLATION Of c0T11
MENI DOCUMENTS BY Prof Caroline Ober Of Univers E
ington a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

After Mrs. Christina Reihl Of
New Brunswick. N. J.. had Whisper
ed something to an elderly woman
aboard Pennsylvania Railroad
train. all the men were sent into
the smoker.
Then a race began and the train
won from the atork. The baby ar
rived in the waiting room OF The
Pennsylvania Station here. and was
the first born there. Her name Is
Irene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
Terminal Deb,,.

The proposed Hayb.~
min, mIn'ls win ss ths sss,.s ~. !, . :
bate between scott CO. -
= Hemaberg. advocates !, :.
Jet. and Robert Bridges !.
Atkinson, oppossd 70 IT,.
Unitarian church, Boy,s,o-
olive St. tonight. m
VIII be invited 10 quiz a. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
4 su,, for ys2.soo damages vas

commenced yesterday by Mary g
Larsen against Frank n. and Dora
u Evans for alleged sianderous "
terance ON the part of the defend
ants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

NEW YORK. Feb. 2f.--MAx oiass
paid $500 in the federal court here
because be sent = horse that died
Of gianaers 10 keafney. ". D.. 10 be
made into export naussxes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
ONE EoR cot. HARVEY.

It's an III wind that blows no
body good. An Emporia man
subscribed for "Harper's Week
tyr a. q consequence Of the re-
cent mix-up.--Empofia Gazette.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
About t,eople

Martin n Dies. who made a pat
tscularly vicious attack upon VII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

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r. as srsss chfrafs h 4s as .
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vast nv ss.sn g os
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have g ps TIE ss!i s .. =
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property n Which hes snail pay q Their entire tx ss ssy
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

ST. LOUIS. No. Feb. 2f4---Miss
Elizabeth Downing. a.. died here
from the shock resulting from sur.
prise party given In her honor.
Shortly after the guests departed
she suffered an attack az heart fail.
ure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

MIDLAND. rss.. Feb. 2t.--kssaw.
lls armed. two robbers rode Into
Seminole. Tex. cut the telephone
wires. held up the cashier Of the
Seminole National bank and esraped
With $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

York merchant. hired special At
cost Of Ss0e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

Mayer billings reccnrsnoss'or
that the market inspector be- trans
ferred 10 the health department was
PASSED upon fayorably BY the coma
eli committee on harbors and public
grounds at a meeting yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

CHICAGO. Feb. 2f.--Mrs. Ueiis
Hairless has been arrested for beat
lng up a saloon man who abe 81.
legged sold her husband liquor. The
husband helped take her 70 jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

my husband speaks three
languages fiuently.-
.EroEssh. French and Ger
msnf"
mo. Baseball. Golf and Asj.
stIon."--chIesoo Nscord.Hsr-
aid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 2i.--Be-
cause his partner. John y. True. jr..
insisted on serving o'clock tea 10
their employees. G. G. Titcomb went
70 court to have the partnership
dissolved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
THE NEXT ONE.

paticnt-~say. that isn't the
tooth want pulled.
Dentist--Never mind. I'm
coming to It.--Boston Trans
erlpt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

LYERLY, Ca, Feb. 2f.--Thou-
sands of robins have been made
drunk by eating China berries.
They lie around TO sleep off the
effects and then return hurriedIy
to the china berry tree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
Cold Drives wild Man" From Cave
and He In Cauuht.

The "old man of the Adiron-
dacks" has been captured and lodg-
ed In jail at Malone. N. ", after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
Annual dinner Of the cornelI Url

Annual dinner on fhe NuFHfF UT
yerslty association OF Seattle takes
place In the banquet room OF the
Rathskeiler Saturday evening NJ
6 80. Invitations have been sent
"a every former Cornell man 10 IN.
Pacific Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
Penn sylvsnia Giant Weighing 525
Pounds Dies at Mount Carbon.

Ambrose Moose. forty who
weighed b2b pounds. il dead at his
home. In Mount Carbon.
He was more than five feet i'm
girth, was 8 feet ten inches tall
and could lift A00-pound barrel OF
oil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

robbers sent a v.,..-
through the cab 49, NM, q -
"n'ch struck Manxfisld 4 I, = I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

Newly organized Seattle Garden
club will meet al the Chamber q
Commerce tonight To hear = corr
munlcatlon from the Minneapolis
Garden club, which II win consider.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
AT THE THEATRES

I Moore--The Ahoru Opera Co.
4 In The bohemian Girl
4 Mesropolitan--'c Campus Nous.
4 err"
= seasiie--~The Rosary"
4 Empress--vaudeyille.
= psnts0es--yandevilIe.
+ orpheur--VaudeviiIe.
: 6rand--vaudeyille aud motion
4 pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
cAMaHIpoE. Masa. Feb. %.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Feb, a.
Nlne.tenths OF women are scatter
Drained and don't know how to
think according to Mrs. Mary
Thompson Chaplin, noted society
leader.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

German Alliance OF Seattle viii Al
tend the immigration conference
which takes place at Tacoma TO-DAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
FT. Smith. Ark.. Fsb. 2f.--lts

TT. SMITH, Ark, Feb. 2is---tte
used language that would have
made the devil blnsh." Mrs. Rosa
GramIech told the court. which
heard her application for divorce
from Sam Gramlech.
An oid-fashioned spanking which
her husband administered to her,
turned across his knee, was the
grounds of combat over which Mrs.
Grace J. Koehne OF psttsburg re.
celved a divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
I|RI||1

February 81, 1862. the confedcr.
ate troops won sort Of victory at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

NEW YORK. Feb. 2f.--choice Of
years ride on the water wagon
or six months In Jail lis given by
Magistrate Appleton to all drinks
broght before him In Yorkville
cort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

WEsTFIELD. NJ. j., Feb. 2f.--
Blown through great hole torn in
the roof OF her house by a black
hand" bomb, Mrs. William Bronson
fell 30 feet away and was only
slightly hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

MIAMI, Fla.,, Feb. 2f.--Charies C,
Wilmer. an aviator. Is selling aerial
excursions at auction, the proceeds
being devoted to charity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

Eops are rs cents a DOZEN IN War.
rcn. Pa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

Fort Lewis folks say the farmers
short course Is great success. It's
different with the city man. When
he goes TO the country he can't get
enough to eat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

CHICAGO, Feb. 2f.---Miss Flaher.
ty has brought suit against Mrs.
Fred shalton for 10 cents back rent.
She also asks that her tenant be
elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

WAYcRo6s, Ca, Feb. 2t.--Be-
cause he wanted to attend a five
o'clock tea" and the regular trait,
was late. G. M. Fleischmann, New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
sTRANsl.rrox,

fTHANsLATT0xD
NtsItoN H1rOHT - ~''~Ss1s
~ ssrstn~d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
NEW YORK, Feb. 2t.--peoause

public school graduates still believe
+ II takes nine tailors to make
man. the National Tailors' associa-
ton was told 1t Is hard TO get edu-
Gated apprentices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
What This
Immense
Concession
Is
Area Of this grant
exc d . 20, 900, 600
acres.
Il contains old work
ings Of the Incas, tail
ings of which alone can
be probably mined by
modern methods.

One dump Of such
tailinss, included in
this concession, yielded
in prospecting $1.45 a
yard. Il il a. big as
the Alaska Building!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

The
Seattle
National
Bank
Second at Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

Corporations n o W
operating with grants
in same field are work
ing in harmony with
this concessions own
Read every word of
this. II may mean to
you wealth beyond
your fondest dreams!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-25
LONG SHOTS WIN
At LAUREL MEET
Layers Miss Opportunity to In
crease Wealth When Favor
ties Are Beaten.

laurel Nd, October z4-Loag sn0ss
featured at Laurel to-day. Ceroin
came over az 60 to 7. 1as TpRsr s - ~
son a 10 !. Troy weigh& az 20 !.
and the only fAvorate to win wss
Rsnoreiia at > 30 I. A dollar par lasd
On the winners would have ne!Seo
nearly s., 900. 900. The track wss SOP
~ and m.ddy; Scs c,d ma,dens,
i've furlonsS, purse eIeeCBdg papoes'
II, (Ho0maa). - - I. . % =; % !.
6rUe: Nary Ann x, III (butweID y
I. even, second: Federaiist. 11s (Syrnes
: 20 s ss.ss . T'I Ss;s Avn Boy o. s Frank
Hudsof, Juaquina also rsn:
second rece-<Wo.year-olds. I'VE eno
a 80 furi0ngs, pure es0o-FIytng
FAiry, 100 (Dayaes). u @ J, 20
j. aiss: k.s,cs; ~ S Gss' 3. Der e :
: 10 &. Sh5rd Time. 9:1o 4-x
Sonf1neusd, L0ce end Paris Green asse
1lsra roos-nrss-ysar-olds end -.
Ave "a Q ha1f fur9engs! purse ~
csra9 4. SsSs, 49, = ,s q 5ab = - ),
70 to !. : i. ssconS; y Hsssssns. ii;
srsS.n, SNirG Time, iii IS
go Trvmu. Ate 1Ga9a. Fond Caltph,
H.~n.e F.er1ek a. Carroll. Babh1er,
Kssd ar. Hersssa 0do" and ca'inda
Il
~ Ts.rss mu-sArss-yvar-osss ana ~
,,i,s s,sr,S sSooLGr john johnson. 10
SSiessl. : e l. z . :; . 20 !, hrss;
ss<WG: FI.asua ies frSsan,. cue:
ssssr6 Tsms. i:N IS. Pencbscct ead
- I'm ss~SsSree.y.sr-osss e.a ".
me ana Oevssey yerds purse se9e.
!, . g 81: Csn. III trnrerosser,;
$1,000, s.;rS. Time. Is IS.
- IsiiS9 warner Orwell ~
iSUSA. I0a0Aaa1 Deeect. Der WylgUn,
G<sS Neutrality-suspicious. a~A NJ.
wsjs 80 Ogvssty yarde pvrSe SOL
NY wssgSs. III eG,.:s,. e !: - Z;
- -. : 90 3 8 49,: .Sss:' 49, =.
49, - 6ssstgswserl, : . shera
-. 80 - 49, - - 49,
80 80 =
49,. ! 4..-< =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-25
TRINITY READY
FOR CLASS MEET
Relay Races Bring Out Good
Men to Compete in Satur-
i days Games.
rspecsM TO The Tsmes-Dispatch.l

Trinity SoIIeSe, durham, ~. ~ "
tooer 24.-rne preliminary for the Sc
lection OF the men who will take part
IN the relay race at Trinity College
was held Saturday afternoon. This
first test for picking the men who Will
run IN the big Nice was success from
every standpoint, and showed that the
men had been IN training for the event
ard tina. the final contest Will be
spirited one. The sprint in the PEE
hminary was one mile in length. and
was run on the big race course on the
CAMPUS, the runners getting around
the halt-uafle circle twice.
Judging by the preliminary. 10 fair
estimate can be had of the final out
come Of the big event that Is 10 be pulled
of saturday afternoon. The contest
yiduaI- men OF the various classes for
positions than OF struggle OF the
four undergraduate classes for the
r-wgIcox-Fletcher loving cup
The big event Of Saturday will BE-
pe-t'c. pated IN by ten men from each
tay. Each man viii have 20 run one
mile The course will be over the same
road used last year. Automobiles VIII
carry the rser 20 their starting places.
and al the end OF each mile the run
ne-s will be picked UP BY the machines
ard brought into the city. The last
mile viii De run around the circle on
the CAMPUS. she same cceir<e that was
used IN the pfN.tIrt mary on Saturday.
ard TITS VIII afford an excellent op-
po-cunify for the spectators 20 watch
She v5nd-up
tn. best tine fo- any Individual
runner 81 che preliminary was made
by Barrett. Of tae freshman class. VINO
made che rifle IN Eve minutes and
evenly seconds. TIE next best run.
ne- care within one second ~ tyInG
Sf.s record These records however
a-e nor up 20 -ae best time % "a
y>a- as two runners 20 that time mad
a. distance 81 lees than FIVE minutes
THIS race e the biggest event .: tAt
al season At Trinity. and Away
Wffscvs fzsi a.--ac-. a ga. crowd n
<sftz<-ls ard students 20 see the ra-r
The Ten re- from each .iass who ar
20 run saturday have been putting &
much tine for ere pas. week Esttin;
Vb>nseiyss in etaoe TO- the coninl
Oerurrie OF saturday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-25

Speaking Of the battle Of the Titens.
or of that other unusual fracee when
Uiysse. returned e Troy after ne ~
such .a-much when the bara announce.
ment - made that John AAt.haM High
School and Ac0uires University
School are to 90 battle eo On . sssd ncs.
being set At I O'clock. and the place
selected being Broad street Park:
Penelope may have wept long and
eoeiou:iy over the sSssnss g ss sss oi tSsG
tears upon his return. even though
he was worn and tattsred. but mark
we. gentle readers. her tears were az
naught compared to the tear snc
will be shed BY the loser In te-dax's
conflict.
Talk about the n. fellows e. = yG,n
OF the little fellows. The molesk!n
hixhbrow may choose Brobdingnap az
his habitat and place OF Joy. ous Ior
US give us Lilliput. where. though tne
more fleet Of foot and just az earnest;
It should prove great setto. ana
may the best team win.
y. eEem tine msan enmD Of course. Ran.
roseate than they have been In some
days. Coach Reiss. who 70 stiekler
more nearly up TO the form he hopes
thew will attain before the enc OF
the season than at any previous tine
Which, SO the. knowing VIII tnter.
Hampden Sidney on tomorrow when
the two eleven4 clash here in the frst
championship game Of the Eastern Viz
ginia Intercoliegiete Association. Botn
son-the former by defeating Rich
mond College ana playing great de-
fensive FOOTBALL against Ceor1etoUn.
and the latter BY the Allowing mace
Though not quite local Institutions. we
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-25
FAMOUS DRIVERS
FOR AUTO RACES
Mulford, Wishart and De Palma
VIII Take Part in Local
Meet.

The 6rst automobile meet in which
drivers OF national repute will be al
the steesinx wheel of the cars will be
held at the state Fair Grounds on fFi-
day and Saturday following the
Thanks swing football games. SoSen
- gs-ss The meet will be under the
a,,n,ces OF the Richmond Automooae
naaIers' Show Association. ana wA'
bave the sanction OF the Automoule
ASSOCIATION of America, whose Fa'es
will govern the meet.
tor the initial meet saSee Sup'
valued ST $3.50. and purses anaoun'.ae
70 $1,000 have been put UP ny
Richmond Automobile C.up' anu nc.
have induced number OF proniiue.
racers to enter the various
Among drivers of renown VINO
seen will be Ralph Muiford ana spS
Wishart, both of whom pear 1880.
,ional regulations as race .nsss
800 ia q liklihood that each OF these
80 arivers will bring two cars 10
I,ssvon,a as they will probably ap-
near in every event. p.yma
REGULATIONS are on with De faina'
IA ire probabilities are that ne w
aisa na secured, although he mas mo-
o., come out OF the hospital, whe,e
.s taken at the time OF MS 1e
~ the track at Minneapolis.
Tn. Metropolitan Motor speeoway
.ao,st,on. OF New York, Is tanine
a.ns,darable interest In the
,.an, in Richmond. and has written ~
,as., association that the members AZ
Nen, york win do everything poss'oIe
,re the Richmond meet success
In every way. ra races
hesn exed in between severe.
let's scheduled In the North
.n,,.h ana drivers en- route 10 ths
Southern meets will stop in Ricnmonu
a,d participate IN the events
winning of the money Will DC
nickins." SO far as expense OF
10 concerned, because OF this oreaA AZ
the trip South. .,.o-
The members q the Richmond auto
mobile Association are Denoins
Effort to make the forthcoming -
80 that will oe OF especial intefes.
TO the automobilists 0. inc an,sd
80, end events will be scheouieo
=. ,rnich only members OF the virginia
S..,s Automobile Association wiiA par.
ticipate. +h.t
The local association is assured tnat
=, least three Of the best drivers IN
.ne country will participate In the
aces here on November 2S-2s. Tue
rect will be extensively adSerusea'
and II is probable that the raiiroaos
will nut on special rates from points
within several hundred miles OF 'ne
city.
The State Fair GROUNDS track 10
~arded by experts as one OF the pest
in the South for automooiie 1aelhs'
+hougs no, quilt specially for that pur-
-,r;se having been graded principally
~ horse racing. Various automobile
rac~s have been held on II before ano
some fast time has been made on II
With autos. but not until the Novem-
her meet viii, the track have been
traversed by such daredevil drivers
.s Milford, wishart and De Palma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-25
MRS. REGINALD BROOKS
TWO EVENTS
Wins Silver Cups With Her Brown Gelding, Gas
tleman, at Autumn Meet OF Albemarle
Country Hunt---Society Out in Force

Dion Kerr. Of WashinGtoR
In the hunters. stseplechase. the
Ingleside cup. presented By 1rs. Will
liam Garth. was annexed by xsbec. .
black gelding. owned By Miss Bsrta
Garth and ridden by Lewis Garth
Mrs. wakorf Aston. who Will sail
for England next week. remained In
town overnight with her slsteF. Ms
Brooks. in order to follow the hounds
Tomorrow morning In . live fox chase
Rsynard will be dropped at o'clock
1T Woods Crossing. ana some lively
sport II anticipated
The Judges Of to-dAy's events were
James W. Graves. Of Richmond; Dion
Kerr. Of Washington: Julian Norris. OF
..The Oaks" and Edward Harris.
Stewards: Colonel ChisweiI D. Lag
horne. Hollis RinehSxt and samusi II.
Marshall summaries:
women's hunters, women to ride
f,rst, castieman, Mrs. Reginald Brooks,
Greenwood; second. Naples. Miss Berta
Garth, Charlottesville; third. Steel
Trust, Rudolph ortman, Chicaeo;
fourth, Security, DR.. A. C. Randolph
Charlottesville.
Jumping class, for Ednam cup: open
to all-nrst, Nontrose. DR.. Archie c.
Randolph. Charlotsesvills: second. Be-
curity. DR.. Randolph: third. Bridge
water, sidney J. Holloway. New York;
fourth. Naples. Miss Bsrta Garth
Ingleside.
Hunt teams. shown over I'VE Jumps,
owe. natural country about one miie'
at fair hunting pacs-hrst Aloemarie
Country Hunt Team, No. I, sidney J.
Holloway. n. F. H.; second. Aloemarie
Country Hunt Team, No. 3: tnsnu'
Wanderers team. Gladiator tridoen Dy
AIxernon g. Craven). Tom Brown
(ridden by Mrs.. Broo1s) and Tuckahoe
ridden By Robert Cree): fourth. Deer
nun Hunt club. Richmond, Lady Fran
ces friddeu BY John A Branch), Taste
fnI 0ridden by Fred Scott campbell)
ara MeGsutic ridden BY Lewis 0aftnS.
Corinthisn class. over natural eoun-
t,v about one mile and dve FENCES
four feet high-Arst Castlenen. II.
Rer,naid Brooks; second. Steel trust
Rudolph ortman: third. Bridgewetef
SIDNEY J. Holloway: fourth. Negans'c
Lewis 0srth-
Open steeplechase. about two miles
"a, three.year-olds and upWsSos. f1o'
Aen by eentlemen riders IN eoios
0r.t. Hen Cole, Fred Scott CsmpoeIl
Richmond; second. Tastefulr-Fred scos'
E.-merr raee-arst, BsTbar. Mason
p.rrsr. Hoormans River; seconc,
stsr 81 n. Jones. Ivy Depot: thind
S.ua n A. sandridge, Croset: foefs"
BlaeE Hawk. John =. Payne. W.
Huntere stssplechese eoout ~
,,iI.s-aryt XeOec, Mss Berta 0ers;
.scond. llefantic. Mss befta Os
sSs~ Ian Frances. John A branen,
Hschmou6; fourth. Pendulum.
st. Holloway. .~.~ xhree
Nule oeeeplechase. eooos nm.
sourtns q . mile-Arst Kitt S Pts.
HoIloWay; second. Bsn 1sdney
vsv: ehSra Maud, James
r nuaserr seesplscaase. Heey -,
"a. fen at second fsne& o~. -.
rider, John A Brsnca' -.s.usc~
coalsfSSuol Psuduaum' ... s, .."n
\ close sscos@ fell ~ ssve"s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-25

fSnecial to The imes.Dispatcn-
charlottesville, Va. october 3A.-1ne
autumn meeting OF the Apemails
Country Hunt. held to-day At MAo'son
park. west Of tho university. was -
tended by society folk from vAious
sections of the State. Among tnoss
present were Colonel Chiswen p. LanS-
horne, Of 'dirador. ana three o1
danrhters-Mrs.. waldorf Aston. OF
Cliveden. England: Mrs- Cnsr.es 81.
csh.on. OF New York, and 4r& He6i-
n.Id Rrooks. Of Boston-Mf. ana AtA
Rudolph Ortmas. Of ChicaSo:
Ailen potts, OF Castle Hills: M. anu
Ma Murray Boocock. Of Casts.
and DR.. ana Mrs. Edwin A. Adefman'
OF the University Of Virginia
Tn two events Mrs. Reginald BROOKS
eantured silver cups with her brown
~eiding. castlexnan- 6he herself plot
"A him to victory In the class toS
xoman hunters. over eight fences UP
70 four feet, winning the LOVING CUP
nresAnted by Mrs. Robert Crawford. OF
Kasvfck. In the CorinthiAn class tno
.urarb hunter was ridden to victory ~
Alrernon s. Craven. Of 0reenwooo.
tins winning the conlon cup
The Ednam cup presented By Edwin
n Never. for tine best Qusnned OF
sresh hunter. went TO DR.. Archie c
Randolph.s bay gsldinE. Aontrose.
Tho Albemarle Country Hunt team.
No. 1. was awarded the heotanu
Club cup. Sidney J. HOLLOWAY. =, =
II. rode Bridgewater: DR.. Ranooipn'
security, and Forest WARD. "nippoo'
wifi Five hunt teams ccmpeteo' pte-
senting . fne sight
The open, steeplschase. ABOUT two
miles. for the Madison PARK cup. vas
won by Ben Cole. owned oy f.ec S'.s
Campbell, Of Richmond, ana s.uoen ~
Lewis Garth. Diopit, formerly 49,
By Billy Garth. was running neck ~
...x nth Ben Cole. when he fell at
.hs third fence, throwing his rider