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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10
FOX HILLS GOLFERS
MONOPOLIZE HONORS
Gain More Than Their Share
Of Victories in Tourney
for Island Title.

With n field Of about thirty the an
nual Staten Island golf championship got
under way yesterday OH The links Of the
Richmond County Club. The qualify
Ing round In the morning brought out a
new figure in the person of a tall golfer
from Fox Hills named A. W. Dole. He
led the feh with an 81. The first match
round In the afternoon continued the Fox
Hills supremacy, for six of the eight
are from the visiting club.
Dole made a poor start. taking IS ia
90 out. but coming In his golf improved
and 80 for the last nine holes was the
proof Of the Improvement. Close be-
hind. tied at SIS for second place. were
August F. Hammer. the present Staten
Island champion. n Il. T. Allen. both
Fox Hills s%tandbys. There vac a three
cornered tie at 80 for the last two
places and Frank Allaire and II. II.
only to be squeezed out again In the
FIRST match round In the afternoon.
The favorites all came through their
afternoon matches successfully and In
most cases rather early. Hammer beat
his clubmats, ]. w. McMenamy. by Z up
and 6 to play; Dole. playing rather
poorly. defeated Mamlok by only 2 up
and 1 to play. and Allen, who IL In the
lower half Of the draw. disposed OF
NiIBlcv lWIuiIB WItHOut UnuCH tTtublt'
The two Richmond County golfers who
won their matches were Morton l..
Fearey and Arthur Man. The sum
First Sixteen-A. W.. Dole. Fox Hills.
81; A. F. Hammer. Fox Hills, IS: IL. 4.
Allen. Fox Hills. IS; Otis l.. Williams.
Richmond County. 81: Morton l.. Fearey.
Richmond County. 49,; ". Roy Barnhill;
Fox Hills. 81 K,n'lsy Twinins. EiShW mT
80: John p: Newman. Fox Hills. 30: L; g.
Richmond County. -; Arthur Man. Rich
RSna cssaHKK. q Van W; c, ian f RieSm eDa
X. Mamiok. FOX Hills 30.
Second sixteenth. II. Mcclellan, Fox
His, 90; z. II. sykes. Fox Hills. ioi; W.
i. Belknap. Richmond County. loi; J. u.
Toy Hills. 1903; N. T.. Pitou.
Richmond County. io7: John n. Gilman.
Richmond County, 107; De Courcey Cleye-
land. Richmond county, 1903; H.. Miller
Jones. Richmond County. ITO.
First Sixteeu-First Round-kammer
beat McMenamy. I and s.; Fcarey beat
Allaire, I and 6; Dole bea, Mamloek. :
Alien beat Twining. Z and 5. Barnhill beat
.. Van CHEF, and 4; Man beat W. c.
Van Chef. 5 and 6: Spindler beat Van Loan.
4 and 3.
second Sixteen-First Misunderstanding
drew a bye. Belknap beat Worthley,, :
and I; sykes drew a bye; Strobridge
beat Mcclellan. . and 4; Gilman drew a
bye; Pitou beat Kandigs, 3 and 2 Barnhlll
drew a bye; Jones beat Scofield. ! up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10
BACELLI IS FIRST IN
THE KENTUCKY STAKE
Caught in Pocket in First
Heat, Leads Lexington
Field in Next Two.

LEXINGTON, Ky. Oct. 9.--After being
caught In a pocket in the first heat OF
the Kentucky stake. the feature OF to-
days Grand Circuit card, Bacelli, the
bay colt. by Bertini-B Ban by Bingara,
owned by the Pastime Stable of Cincin-
natl, led the field In the other W. heats
and captured tho $1,000 winners share.
lie was driven by Ben White.
The attempt OF Peter Volo to lower
his record of 500 was postponed until
Monday because OF the cold weather.
The date for williams's next attempt
TO lower his wagon record Of :5sis
has not been set.
Sunloch. owned by J. o. Winston. cap
tured the Dinner Stakes in straight heats
from b.. Coxe's Elite Dillon. Peter
Worthy. driven by Murphy. captured the
c:16 pace. which was carried over from
Friday. The summarizes:
The Dinner Stakes: for two-year-old trot-
sunioch. b. T.. by Saith ,Murphy) .....l !
Ettis Dillon. IN. T. tSerreln. .........,2 2
T~ine-e:3ois. 2:3it3.
e:ls Class. pacing; two In three; $1,000;
two heats Friday:
Peter Worthy, b. h. by Guy AK. .
worthy murphy. .......... l
Charlie =, b. e., by Coas,msn CGas-. ,
Admiral Dewey "a. blk. h. twailsoni.i : )
Ruckline. br. 9 ,McGeathl ....,.... 4
Time-e:l0%. 2:l0A. :.O3A.
sos Class. pacing: three IN five; $1,000.
Earl. Jr.. gr. y, by The Earl .
Fred Russell. l. e., by Little, .
Frank IHersey). " ]
Our Colonel. h. n. Chi.ds,.....s ' ?
u. II. Brett. b, X. tGradyl......S : 8
Rastus, br <. tMcDonaldt .....S . :
Columbia Fire, b. g. Stanley - 3
Little Prince. b. h. tAinesb...,1 : :
Polly Ann. b. m. tClark) ......5 .
Feter Nash. c. II. U.oomis .....t 8 DIR
Time-3:ot. 2:oti.. ?;Oi. .:oil.
The Kentucky: for three-year-old trot-
tiers; two In three. {? .o0e: .
B~sceiii. b. G.. by Bertini twhite). a 1 1
tMcDonaldl .......,.....,.......l =
Deoche. CHI. h. 'Ceersl ! 2
Allie Watts. ch. q (Edmond). ......a =
Native Spirit, b. Z. ,Cox) ..........5 3 70
Bondella, b. I. murphy ..........6 i ro
The Royal knight, b. c. tStout) al s 70
The Expossr Or. C. tDonshueb .....s 70
Peter Belmont, b. c. oMcDrNirD ...y dts
George y. Patterson, blk. " Ruth
erfordD ...,..... DIS
Petrcss Burton. b. T. tNtllsiD ....... dis
Tim.-2:0sI. 2:l0i.. 2ii
ass Glass. trotitns; three In i've $1,000.
Ames AlbinSen. b. h. by Alhiur.u
(McDonaldD .................. G. !
Judge Jones. br. 8. Wc@rsi......... g :
RUBY Waite. b. h. Wright ........$ I
Wilkes brewer. oh. m. CHyde' .....E { :
jeanette Speed, blk M. ,CoNt.....i e. )
Durin. br. e. Marsh Snow. . D
Tme--e;Osie, :iOH, -.lo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10
MRS.. LINDSAY WINS
IN GLASS G TENNIS
Loses Only Three Sets in Her
Division Of West Side
WOmen's Tourney.
MISS CATE IN HARD Tits


IT,. .. A.. w.. c,a.
~ e
Iennis Ciuo started the'r eiup CHAM"
pionshIp tournament at Forest Hills yes
terday morning and rushed through the
r,.,ohos ,,,,. .,,ob uood Tint tho wbo,e
-
OF the CLASS Z DIVISION was completed
only three Of the Class b contestants
arc loft and Tiara are four survivors In
c,.a. a.. n I,n,.o, ~on ,ho
c'"'s "'' -
Glass c honors and lost only three games
In the entire tournament. She elimi-
mated Mrs. 7. X. Lane. NJ 60. Go 4:
80 = -
Mrs, + r. = Carpenter, at 60. 81. in
order' c,,.. 9, u,., Mary Cat. reached
s"y. " she i had to 'p play 1 a lot Of games
to get there. Mrs. F. W. jenkins forced d
games; in the second round be-
Tore Miss Cate won. at TT. ID.
s.. and in the semi-inal round Miss
VI; II. Balm MADE her WORK mTa e 70
WIN az ~ MISS ~.
tbroush to the sem!.iinai round in the
lover hall, 'e
This semi finals Of tho Class A.. or
cha mnionshin. di,ision we're reached by
Nj Nn,np 1,aao N,,ss nsdna
Rarser' Miss NJ. IT. Biasden and Mrs.
Baryer WnlIach Mia. Vapderhoef and
'e', ""''"'.. "hSs a.
MISS Biisden had to play three SETS 10
win, the former disposing Of Mrs.
Ceoree dc c.rsdorfY at e.. 6-s g.
''ee"' 'Sio'"I"
While MISS Blagden was winning from
Mrs. j. l.. Blanchard at 3-6. 6-3.
"a Miss Raryor and Miro Rarser-
-, "'' as ."u "H'' D
Nailach won In straight sets.
Gatcomb and Henry defeated Myrick
aud maj e., ~. ana, round of the
""' i."' ~ ."o ""ai 'o""u W ~
Class Il mems double. . sets to !. Tho
summaries:
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Greek liner vasilefs Conetantinos
calling tomorrow for Pireus will take
mail, cioing at I =. NJ. for Greece. when
specially addressed only.
TIE Holland Amerioi liner Noordam.
sailing Tuesday for Falmouth and Rotter~
dam. will take mail. closing at $3.50 A. NJ,
FOR Europe, except Germany, Austria. Hun
gary. Luxembourg. Turkey. Russia. Norway.
sweden and Denmark; also for Africa,
West Asia and East Indies.
Tho Russian American liner Car. sail
ing Tuesday for Arohangel. will take mail.
closing at 10 A. NJ. for Russia.
The Scanjinav Wan American liner Helli0
Oiav. sailing Thursday for Christis ma and
Chrtstiansand. will take mail, closing At 10
A. NJ. for Norway. Sweden. Denmark. Ger.
many. Austria. Hungary. burg AID
Turkey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10
KIRKBY AND MARSTON
WIN DOUBLE VICTORY
Beat Travers and Anderson at
Arcola, Both Morning and
Afternoon.

ARCoLA, n. J., Oct. 9.-Oswald Kirkby
and Max Marstcn took the measure Of
Jerome ID. Travers and John q. Ander-
son twice to-day on the links Of the
Arcola Country Club. Two eighteen
hole four ball matches were played and
kirkby and Marston won both Of them
by exactly the same margin. Q up.
Both morning and afternoon kirkby
and Travers did the major portion of
the work for their sides. The morning
totals were: Kirkby, rs: Travers rs:
Maiston. 81; Anderson, IS, 70 the real
fight was between the brilliant Engle-
wood amateur and the national open
champion. That the two partners helped
now and then. however. is revealed b.
the best ball cards, which follow:
MORNING ROUND.
Kirkby and Marston:
out...... I5s5I5AAs-s
Travers and Anderson:
OK kii;ssSS;y and asrs,du: 3"
In..."... ts5IsiI.S-ss-n
Travers and Anderson:
In........ 3t5355 t-37-76
1t was much tho same story In the
afternoon. although Marston n Ander-
son kept up with The procession better
than they had earlier in the day. Kirkby
played the best round Of all, a 70, but
Travers with a II was close behind.
Marston and Anderson broke even with
70 apiece. The best ball cards:
AFTERNOON ROUND.
Kirkby and Marston:
Out....,.. 36t43 as
Travers and Anderson;
Out. ...... & 4 6 . I 3-31
kirkby and Marston:
In......... I . I 633b 5-37-i:-i<5
Travers and Anderson:
In..".... 5--37-7%-iS
W. and l.. Eleven Comes to Life.
LEXINGTON, Va. Oct. o.-Held to one
touchdown In the first half Washington
and Lee woke up In the final period and
scored three times against Marshall Col
lege. winning 81 to 0. The Washington
and Lee goal line has not been crossed
this season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10
?. s. NO. go KEEPS IN THE LEAD.
Youthful Athletes Win Point
VIOuneu In 1enNentap (avnAa

Tho little athletes of Public School
GO. Manhattan, carried of the point
houors yesterday at the elementary
schools games at the Brooklyn Athletic
Field. They scored 80 points. ten more
than Public School 10. which Was sec
ond. Public School -. Manhattan. was
third with IL points and Public School
SO. Brooklyn. fourth with 10.
The quartet OF Hickman. Botwennick.
Epstein and Barger. from Public Schoo!
So. defeated the representatives from
Public School 10 In the $50 yard relay
race by a little over ten yards. In the
440 yard relay. 1l5 pound GLASS. the Pub
lie School 10 representatives turned the
tables on Public School CO. winning BY
a small margin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10
SCHEFFER WINS ROAD RACE.
Brooklyn n. 4. Gets Team HOnors
al singer Employees Games.

Casper Scheffer Of the Long Island
Athletic Club led home a field OF twenty
yesterday in the seven mile road race
Employees Association at Bennett Park.
Elizabethport, y. J. He started one
minute and forty-five seconds behind
and covered the course in II minutes rs
seconds. incidentally capturing the fast
time prize. \. Feher of the Hungarian
American A. c was second and R.Nick-
stroin of the Swedish American a. c.
third.
Team honors were carried off by the
Brooklyn A. 4. with 10 points. Bronx
Church House WIS secnod. The novice
prizes were won by H.. Burk, j. Pollard
and +. Grozier.
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Little Golf Played mt Fox Hills.

] Owing TO the competition for the
championship of Staten Island al the
Richmond County Country Club the
,"mi-iinals at Fox Hills for the presi-
fonts trophy and h Charles +. Fran
son trophy were postponed for a week.
",t Of the Fox Hills golfers were COM
netting for the championship and the field
vas rather light. The class A club
"lupe'l'iou was won by James NJ. Flem-
z with IA score Of S9--15. a. The
ass T. prize was won bv IL. 8. Hunger
ri, whose score was 92-17, 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10
Navy Yearnngs Victors.

ANNAPOLIS. Oct, 9.-The Naval .Acah-
envy fourth class. with a fast and heavy
team Of youngsters. defeated the Central
High School OF Washington here this
afternoon by SO to 0, 4 forward pass
play between Warner and snort was
very effective and led to a touchdown
In the first quarter and numerous gains
later on.
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Only Fletcher Turns In score.

GLEN Cove. |. l., oct. g.-Abuut
thirty golfers competed In the match
play against par competition at the
Nassau Country Club to-day, but only
one Of them thought It worth while to
turn In his score, lie was Andrew
Fletcher. Jr., ana he was Q down. so the
scores of the others may be left to the
imagination. II was IA winning day for
Par and Fletcher,
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NaItby and Busey Win,

NEW ROCHELLE, Oct, "a best ball
competition was played to-day at the
Wykagyl Country Club and was won by
O. X Maltby and y. H. Busey. The
scores:
q. Il. Moltby and y. II, Buscy sG--s. IS;
Arthur Stiles and l. +. Denslow. 500.
So. + ! McKeon ana 7. II, Cunningham,
Pl-lO, 81, G., u Searle and \. II, Camp
bell, s2--s, 81; pr 4, II Moore and c. 81.
Relyei. S9-i, So: y II. Hoffman and ii
l. NANnArl- lnl-ln- Sc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10
MOTORCYCLE SHOW READY.
Opening to Take Place In Madison
square Garden T0-morrOw.


A feature Of the Motorcycle, Bicycle
n Accessory Show. which will open In
Madison Square Garden tomorrow. will
be a complete display Of military motor
cycles and bicycles. Tho machines used
in the recent military manGuvres In
Van Cortlandt Park. and also some Of
those which o part In the drilling at
the training camp at Plattsburg will be
displayed prominently.
Motorcycle delivery vans will be on
View also. The motorcycle in CONNER
service has found its place as a
light. quick delivery vehicle for special
service.
Riders Of the fourth annual endurance
run OF the Dayton. Ohio. Motorcycle Club
are expected to check on Tuesday at
the finish Of their ride from Dayton to
'he Garden. The run was scheduled
TO start yesterday, the distance to DO
covered being S1+ miles. In Ohio, Penn
sylvan!a. West Virginia and New York.
h object Of the run Is to demonstrate
the reliability and practicability Of the
bower driven two wheeler as o touring
machine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10
Cuts Two strokes From, Record.

william Entwistle established a new
professional record for the nine mole
course of the Malba Field Club yester-
day. when he negotiated the round IN
thirty-four strokes. lie was playing
with Charles Blair Woodrow. The for
mer record for the nine holes was SO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10
%'nNnlr, man Wins Leach Gun.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 9.-The
each Gun match OF the National Rife
association of America was won here
,.'''aN l5 Quartermaster Sergeant j. NJ.
no" '-, Troop q, Third United States
.taiIF, 10y a score of Toe out of a pos
''o,e 1"', on the ranges were 1915 in
.v,oial lnarksnen. who shot at 500. 900
and J 400 ards.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10
Lswrenc~viIl~ scores Twice.

LAwRENCEvrLLE, y. j., oct. 9.--Law.
r%enc.viile defeated Barringer High
School of Newark to-day, ~ to 0. The
game was slow, but Interesting to the
spectators as Lawrenceville had the ad-
vantage all the time, The score was d
to 0 Mt the end OF the half and Law
re~nceville made another touchdown In
the fourth quarter.
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I,nImcr CAPTURES Title.

GLEN RIDGE. y. j., oct. 9.-S. T.. Pal
mer wou the tennis championship OF the
Glen Ridge Lawn Tennis Club here this
afternoon by defeating l.. W. Knox in
the final round, three sets to one, at
Ct, 6-3, Sc. st. ralmer's game
al the net was too strong for his ad-
Norsdry,
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Hoppe scores 800 to 81.

William r. Hoppe detected Jacob
Lunser In a practice match at Thum's
"h'rty-'irst street billiard room last
GIT. 500 10 So. Horpe. playing al
preparation for his coming match
NIih h"Ji Yamada. averaged 80 with
''sn runs OF ~ and ~. Klinger aver
,s,d . - with a high run of tc at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10

theus sailed from Cordoya for Sitka; eup-
ply ship Culgoa from Port au Prince for
II guantanamo cruiser Des Moines from
I.arnaka for Beirut.
Collier Justin arrived at San Diego;
cruiser San Diego at San Diego. gunboat
Dolphin at Norfolk; fuel ship kanawha
at Newport: gunboat Nashville at Port
an Prince; torpedo boats Bainbridge.
Chaunoey and Dale at Manila.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10

These navy orders were Issued:
capt. hush Rodman. to the
New York. October u.
Commander H.. ID Hashrouck. to navy
yard. Boston.
Commander S. l.. Moses, from the Mon
terey to the Wilmington.
Lieutenant Commander Adolphus S,a-
ton, commissioned from August l..
Lieut.. J. II. Blackburn. from aid or
stan and feet engineer. Pacific reserve
fleet, to hom. for orders.
Ensign X ~. Parkinson, c"nmisslouc /,
from June :.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Il. T. Trg.,
from the solaco - temporary ,... n.,.
Academy. Annapolis.
Assistant Surgeon l.. +, Drumm, NJ A.
c., Commissioners from Scptrmper 49,
Assistant Paymastsr :. j. Brun. a..
naval pay cfncegs school, Washington u g.
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ESSEX FEILs. y. j., Oct. 9.-Kingslcy
school defeated the Hackley eleven to-
day, 10 to 0. Both toutlrdoWit- were re-
suits Of line smashes. Arnold was the
FIRST to cross the line, while slipper made
the other touchdown
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Reds SIN Losing,

TOLEDO, oct, o.--The Toledo Rail
i'gh's n scmi-professional team Of this
Nv defeated the Cincinnati National
league 'Stn here to-day In an exhibl-
"Vh me, 1 To 3.
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""''"r' play for Lcnerts Trophy.

\ h\'al ""pu, y. j., oct. 9.-Mcmbers
TIE l.nRl"wood Cour.ry Club played
,'"li; =" u' /, :. I"fferts trophy. In
.'s ) 'ie winner Has u. T.. Conroy,
.'' W -, -, and the Class n leader
Was b -, Mccall, o7--1S. 70.
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smith wins Cha mpIonship.

SOUTH oRNNGE. n, j., Oct. 9.--Ernest
. smith won the golf championship Of
,.' south Orange Field Club to-day.
me fnnl round he beat W. II. Fuller
- Al and ! to play.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10

ORANGE, y. j., Oct. 81. Willard FL
mendorf won the South Orange Field
Club tennis finals to-day. defeating
Charles II. Jewett. Jr.. three sets to two
at -, 6-1. 60. As, G-3.
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WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York and New Eng
land. fair and continued cool tO-dsyi fAlt
Tomorrow. slishtly warmers
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsya.
vania- fair to-day: fair and signify
warmer Tomorrow; northwest WINDS, Dc
coming variable tomorrow.
For western New York. partly cloudy
To-day; fair and warmer tomorrow; north-
west winds.
NEW YORK, Oct. Io.-Hish pressure
covered tho entire country yesterday. ex,
cept eastern New England. Montana and
North Dakota and southern Florida. from
a centre which had dropped southwark to
y. position over and northern
Mississippi
Showers occurred a. a few points in the
middle and lower lak regions bur over
oil other parts of the country the weather
was generally fair.
Temperatures were lower in all sections
east Of the Mississippi River.
Frosts occurred In northern parts of the
east Gulf States and freezing weathcr IN
the upper Mississippi Valley. II was some
what warmer in the West.
In this city the day was fair and cooler;
wind. fresh northwest: average humidity,
90 per cent. barometer. corrected to read
70 sea level. at 8 a. ~. 3o.o7; . =. NJ,
The Temperature IN this city Yesterday. -
recorded BY the Official Thermometer. 10
1890 -
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.--This arm or.
der was issued to-day:
Acting Dental Surgeon Edwin NJ. Ken
nedy L. :, \. Is reli. we'd from his present.
duty and will proceed to his home.
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Commodore Leonard Richards has
chartered the motor yacht Alcada and
Is using It now as "A ferry between this
city and Stamford. The Alcada is los
feet long and Is driven by Standard
motors.
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R INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AM PMI pN
Sun rises. q .O2lSun sits. s 24lNfoou sets. 60
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
s,,,,u~ AM T., AM
Low WATER THIS DAY.
AMI AM; AM
Sandy U'k..2 o. Gov Isl 20 30 Hell Gate 40
ArrfveA+ATCRDAY. Ootob-r =
Sc Auchendalc. 4 A. NJ. London. SEPT. q.
So Manningtry. 3:20 A.. NJ. Algicrr, sent. -
IS karums. Tore Annunziata, sept. Il.
- Den OF Glamis Barbados. oct. l.
S. John u. Rockefeller. Tuxpan. Oct. +
IS strathdene. 2 y. NJ. Havre, Sept.
IS Melderskin. Savannah. Oct. g.
- jacob Luckenbarh. Tampa. Sept.
s. Polandia, MarypOrt. Sept q.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
IS italia. at Naples.
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TIE Valiant. the 81 ratcr which was
recently defeated by the Josephine II
the series for the Manhassct Ch5llengt
Cup, has been sold al auction at Chi
cago. This yacht was built for a syndi'
cate and it was To settle up the affair
OF the syndicate that the yacht was
sold. She was pure ased by l., 4
Price for $1.1O0. Mr.. Price headed tho
syndicate and he sailed the yacht II
her races.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-10-12

every hiding place in these small
apartments produced an armed man!
Without doubt the apache band had
laid siege to Kitty Gray's apartments,
| and with no intent of failure.
The high voice of one of the apaches
was first. You, all of you, quick-I
have no time to trile with you.
want the coin-which of you has it?"
The apache's gaze turned from
Count Sachio's face to that of Count
Frederick. and then again from Kitty
to Roleau. But none of these made
answer Not one made him sure as to
any specific guess.
What, you refuse-you do not have
tall of you? know as stand here
the coin is in this room at this mo-
ment-some one of you has tit is
worth your life not to own up to
that"
Kitty's eyes despairingly sought
those Of Roleau, but the fighting face
of that belligerent showed no sign OF
war. Count Frederick looked at her,
anxiety upon his face, but made no
sign which could catch her attention.
He was not indeed entirely sure that
she had the coin in her possession.