The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
HOT SPRINGS

ESPECIAL t, The Times-Dispatch.l
Hot Springs, Va. October ia Sc
ries Of horse races for gentlemen riders
has started at the Hot Springs and
bids fair to become the hit of the sea-
son. H. Harrison Higgins. son Of for
mer Governor Higgins. OF New York.
put up the cup for the nrst race 3ass
Wednesday. and has offered ano4hee
$50 trophy Of the same sort for .
pint to point race that will be sSN3
Tuesday on the grounds Of the Fassf-
fern Hunt Club. Mr.. Higgins also
offers second and third awards Of $2o
and $40 in gold This race will 1e
over a two-mile course OF cross-cSU-
try running, with Ave jumps ands~Soo
feet Of the course laid out in the bed
Of the jackson River, where the :wate'
is from four to six feet deep. the
riders will have to swim their horses
part OF the way. and upon completps
the ford will ride over to the race
track and make one circuit
Wednesdays race was won by Jules
CLEANER, Of New York, who just year
ago won the steeplechase Prince Pig
nateIu d.Aragon gave. The race was
run in three heats, the first AMI sec
ond horses in the first two events quail
flying for the finals The running
was as follows: first heat-Juies
Cleaner. New York, on Dixie hrst'
Malcolm Severance, New York. on
Wonder, second: r. G. Mckinney. OF
Pittsburgh. on Shoofiy. third. and F. H.
Higgins. New York, on Lily of the
Valley. fourth. Second heat-W. II.
Smith. Philadelphia. on Cyclone, nrst'
Donald Ryerson, Chicago. on Whiri-
wind second; Miss Ethel Carhart, New
York, on Raven. third, and A. B. Duke
New York, on Busy Bee. fourtn.
Ffnals-Gleanzer nrst, Smith second
Rverson third. and Severance fourth.
The Judges were Carl Baker, Hugh
CAM, ana Charles d. Halsey, Of New
York.
Colonel and Mrs. Willis Payne. OK
Tuxedo, entertained a large luncheon
party following the race. Judge AM
Mrs. Frank Kellogg. Mr.. and MS. ~
d. Halsey, Jarvis Geer ana Coi2he.
". Peters. Harrison Higgins ana VIZ
Arthur Glib all had luncheon paftiss'
With Mrs. Glib were Miss Marian Coz
zins. Miss Ethel carhart. Miss Frances
williams. Angler B. Duke, Cheste'
Palmer, Miss Rena Glib and Miss Dor
othy Glib In Mrs. Hisenss
were Mrs. &. w Mckinney. Miss Nir-
einia Mckinney. ". H. smith ana '"'e'
CLEANER.
President and Mrs Taft viii arrive
a week from tomorrow morning osa-
cial announcement Of the fact. ana par
ticuIarIy the date. did not reach Ho'
Springs until the middle IL the wees
when the Presidents secretary nAoe
the reservations. He Is expected :"
s,.v bere all through November: how
0f2fRmfny
,ba, effect. the rurlor coming from ths
g., ,hs, the press association men
who Away. follow tee President nave
engaged accommodations f,r t'"
month. Tn. Presidents great reeres-
,Ion a, Hot Springs has always erch
Golf Vie used 20 play with NajSr
Archibald Butt, one Of the T!t2nsS
victims. and seldom with anybody ciSe
visitors here have never been sho~.u
90 follow the President upon n's
FUNDS. When occasionally they sno~
/. oi-posi,ion to do 80 they are give"
a r.,ti. hint by the secret service NV.
UnIike hi. late visits 70 the resort
xn., n. has had villas, the fresicch.
xiu max. tris one AZ the Homesso
Hotel where be has engaged onsN
,.,ro- two bedrooms and oasn. 80
=. .1,tdcr,ly docs no: took forward :"
,.u,p activity. TIE night before e's'-
80, n. viii 20 20 c.scinpati 20 VOC.
tu, will return either e'ccton "'s
or the day fciicwtns
wo,uen who are IN tire habit OF smos
a.. era rotten around the Hcmssseso
"a 90, weve IN ccnsserussicn tor . go
=, 100 wN~u notices sppeafee - "
60. ,scus sne pubic smckfue Nrr
s,.,.ra.r Brown, Of esiss:5ore. %
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