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With the Repnlillqnri Party BmllyDivided and the Democrnts PallInt to flrn i Opportunity Resultin TloowlT Hn ffles Even theMOst Axtutc Iolttlnlnin Roo3-

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Indianapolis ind Oct S8 The politicalconditions in this State are so singularlymixed that even the moat astute politi-cian on either sMe finds It impossibleto size UP the situation or forecast

degree of confident the result of Utenow only ten days off

There is not the lout doubt that theRepublican party 1 badly divided Under ordinary eiraumatanees the Stotewould go overwhelmingly QamocratlcBut the circumstances are extraordinaryall around

The Democrats with their usual lackof judgment and proverbial sfcortaigbted-nc s have tailed to take fuR MrMtagoof their opportunity and their campaignfrtiu the start ban been a continuous se-ries of mistakes Their strongest eardundoubtedly was the high cot of HvlngBut they have allowed this lame whichresells closest borne to the peoplO tobe lost sight of or to be minimised almost wholly

Interest In SenntorshlpAll interest la centered in the Senatorial

rare with Beverldgea personality dom-inating everything His opponent toe tIMSena toi ship Kern has conducted a cam-paign of criticism which not appealedtroiirly to the people Beverldge onthe other hand has gone up and downthe State arraigning the Republican partyaa It la now constituted more vigorouslythan either Kern or coy Marshall hagdone

Unitss conditions be such as to makefor a landslide for or agamst Beverldgein all probability the political complexionof tlu next tagtelnure which will choosea Senator will depend upon the resultsin Marlon and Madtedn counties MarionCounty of wbiah lodtanapolis is theseat ba ulna weroSrra of the legfsJatore Maffljut two Joint m jnibets It mrfTcounti8 should goRepublican ami the resalt elsewhere heanything like normal no doubt a mil

In the lejrtshmtr will be Republiocii It tle two counties should bSDemocratic then the reverae will betree

RertK velt Xo HelpRoosevelts visit to Indiana probably

did BeverMge no lasting good The bene-ficial effects of hi coming into the Statehave been counteracted largely if notaltogether by too Columbia Club inci-dent when he took occasion in the hear-ing of a number of people to denounceJud e Arden cn of tie StAtsBench an a jackass and crook all

Andersen had rendered two de-cisions which Roosevelt did not

Anderson has made a ttne recordon the bench and is unlYoiwUly esteemedand the wanton attack upon him is bit-terly resented by elthsene generallygardiesR of party

Beverldges speeches are largely non-partisan He is in the role of a cham-pion of the fireside the common peopleand human liberty If his meetings are-a correct index to the sentiment of theState the people evidently like hi

are with him But It to impossibleto foretell what la going to happen I

Conditions are ee abnormal that alandslide one way or Knottier need notbe tarprtetog

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Wnalilii tnii Police Do Not VnntRluhmoiul Fugitives

Richmond Va Oct N Pitcherand J 34 How fugitives from Baltimoretn l where they Bashed boKUS checks were reiaused under 190

ond to keep the peace In Richmond thhafternoon

Tbc styltehly dreatiod woman who opCrates with the men and whom the Nor-folk authorities say received pawn ticketsat Richmond from the men departedwith Pitcher last night So is knownas Ann Dixon of New Yfric

How appears to furki n e fortUe combination He qufoHy furnlahijda tat roll and settled aH Uayagaa

The Washington police htf lj lfaetROJB tosnow that either Pitcher e p jtar-

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cial lias been received hero of thearrc r release under bond of eitherHews r Pitcher

GAME OF CARDS FATAL

Player of Solitaire Dies of ICicite-Hient of Defeat

Ind Oct S MShortyJoseph r Klatx fiftjMMiven years oldan inmate of the county Infirmary

so excited when beaten In a sameof spread eagle solitaire that he hadbeen playing tor six weeks that hedropped dead when he placed the lastcardthe jack of the tablecroner Wilson found that death was

io heart disease

Khaki for Frenuh ArmyParis Oct JIThe minister of war has

decided to replace the red trousers ofthe troops with khaki Buttons ndother polished accout rm nta will alsobe abolished

An Unexpected Plaitajuakogei OkhL Oct 2S Deputy abet

iffs watching for whisky In a old bainjnear h re found four counterfeiting out-fits instead

The BoynJIau SaleA beautiful collection ot OriPntal

carpets formed theBayajlan Pros of S8 5Ui avenue New j

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WMTOER FORECAST

For the District of ColumbiaMaryland and Virginia Fairtoday and probably tomorrowrising temperature moderatevariable winds shifting to southerly

GOING ON STAGE

Miss Laura Strong for theCalcium Says Report

Miss Laura Alice Barney daughter ofMrs Albert Clifford Barney will go onthe stage soon according to reports re-ceived from Paris where the Barneyshave been making their home for theoast year

Miss Barney ha been sean in amateurtheatricals In Washington anti Is alsoa sculptor of some fame

DEFENDING SCOUTS

1IH INDIAN BATTLE

Rock Creek Park Captured

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CHALK USED AS WEAPONS

Horde of nedhkiuM Armed withTomahawks Yells Wildly AroundTcpeea and Irociuoln Get Buhirid-FortiflcatloMH Soldiers from FortSlyer Give Drill Instructions

Young Kit Canon and Sam Houstontypes and degrees of warlike feroc-

ity caused the peaceful valleys antI dalesof Rock Creek Pick several nervoustarts yesterday for the entire reservewas Invaded and captured by the Y MC A troop of boy scouts the doughtiafitjuvenile warrIors that Washington ever

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The Invasion began almost at sunup andlong before the day was wejl Ktlvnnoad abig Indian fight was in progress More thanMl boys were in the affray under theleadership of Scoutmaster A M Chaaltyand a few men from Port Myer who gaveinstructions in military tactics Therewere fifteen patrols each numbering seven privates and leader

Selected ns SpyPicket running was the first sport of

the day Thomas Bingloy was selectedas a spy to run the gantlet of scouts andcarry a message to Mr Cljesley whosepost was on a wooded hillside None ofthe snouts was allowed to be within J 0yards of the post but the lines woreaJtofether tpo cleverly drawn as eventsproved for despite almost uncanny skill

was easily caught by the patrols BInSley worked his way through underbrushcrawled on all fours and even Jumpedfrom trf to wtuirreliUce to avoidgroups of scouts He proved himself

white IndianThen came the big battle between

scouts and the Indians Big Chief HarryW Long withdrew Into the woods withhis braves and Gen Arthur Smith withhis sturdy band of pioneers and settlershastily constructed a barricade andawaited attack from the savages Thedeadly weapcn used in the heated conflictwas neither arrows nor bullets butchalk anti any warrior struck by tills

lying missle was then and there madehors de combatShortly came the wild onrushing horde

of redskins armed with tomahawks andambitious to make a new worlds record

the matter of scalps Wid yells tilledthe atmosphere around the tepees in themad charge and a few Indians managed-to get UtfWe the fortifications but wereshot amid the fearful carnage

Victory for DefendersFinally the Iriquois retired from the

assault to have a bite to aL The umdecided that the victory rested with

the defenders since the charge was reLut the margin of chalk marks

was so close that much doubt clouds theresult

In the afternoon scouts and Indianswere converted Into cowboys and Instruc-tion was given in the gentle art of las-so ng G M Potter was Instructor Twoprivates from the Signal Corps at FortMycr and a corporal in the FifteenthCavalry gave drill instructions andshowed the boys how to tie knots

DK TILL GANING

Democrats Will Poll Big G 0 PVote Says Forecaster

New York Oct 2 There has been noletup in the Republican tide toward Dlxand the Democratic ticket according to

election forecast which the NewYork Herald will print In the morning

After throe weeks Investigation In allcounties of the State assumesthat many thousands of Republican willvote for DIx because they afo digustedwith Roosevelt No attempt is made toforecast the result In figures

The Congress forecast gives the Demo-crats 1W members of the next House theRepublicans 1ST and places the result asdoubtful in forty districts

BEATIFICATION POSTPONED

Documents Relating to of IupePlus IX Unearthed

Rome Oct It is stated that Cardi-nal Merry del Val papal secretary ofstate after perusing documents receivedfrom Sinlgallia relating to the familyof Lancelloctl grandmother inMM was notoriously compromised byamours with Pope Plus IX who wasthen a hilltop has ordered the processfor the beatification of Pope Plus lX tobe indefinitely postponed

Utlcan Vnii t to Hear ForukcrUtica Oct 21 A movement to on foot

among local independent Republicanswho tntea1 to vote for DIx to hat formerSenator Potshot of Ohio and exGovFrank Black to come to this city andaddress a political meeting some timebetween now and election It is not surethat either speaker can be secured butefforts in that direction are being made

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Maryland Roused by Deci-

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SKM I The WaAiseteB HmhLBaltimore Md Oct 38 Sorions and

farreaching Is the dilemma faoad by theDemocrats because of the doehjlon ofJudge Morris of the Federal CircuitCourt that the grandfather ulatwo In theAnnapolis election Jaw is unconstitu-tional

If the Democrats take an appeal andtholr lawyers fay they realizethat the decision of the United StatesSupreme Court could only do ono of two

may be registration to appeal tothe courts for damages or deny thatright They say the former opinion wouldnot disturb them seriously so far as thePines amendment to tbe constitutionto be voted on next year is concernedsince that amendment purposes to exelude negroes from registration If theyare not assessed for property to thevalue of tfO irrespective of the grand-father clauSe

Judge Morris decision hi so farreachlag however that in the opinion otmany lawjera it applies to the Dlggeeamendment While It 1 true that thtecarries a property qualification the tearremains that it IB aimed at the negro

Fear is expressed that if the view ofJudge Morris is sustained not only willthe grandfather law In this State be af-fected but of those now In force Inthe Southern States as well The deci-sion It is also believed by attorneys willhave the effect of making registrarsafraid to refuse to enroll negroes In tileevent of the decision being sustained theregistrars would be liable to punishmentespecially since they acted in defiance ofthe decision of the court

Competent legal authority states thatpending a reversal all grandfather Innin Maryland are inoperative includingtiose in force at Frede ick La Plata Crls-ftld Princess Anne and elsovvnore TneDemocrats will take an appeal at onceand will strain every effort to have thelaw kept on the statute books

HALTS RACE SUICIDE

French Deputy Makes Suggestions

in Aid of RaceParis Oct 29 Hector Depasse has In-

troduced a bill in the Chamber of DopuUes providing that a fine of from Si

francs may be imposed on landlordswho refuse to let apartments because theapplicants have children The fine willbe doubled if the offense is repeated

Jacques Bertillon said he feared sucha law would be impracticable He sugstated that when a house containingtwenty apartments falls to have sixtychildren in It the landlord must pay a taxvarying according to the number of chil-dren under sixty

H SOTHERN WOUNDED-

Out by Macdnil In Rehearsal ofDuel Scene

NoW York Oct 20 The duel betweenMacbeth and Macduff In the Shakospearean tragedy which has been respon-sible for the Injury of actors play-ing one or the other of the roles claimedE H Sotbern as its latest victim In arehearsal of tbe play at the Lyric Thea-ter Mr Sctberns foot slipped and theword in the hands of Frederick Lewlawho was noting MacdufC cut a deep gashIn the tars wrist

The accident happened almost at themoment the duel began air SoUiorudropped his sword with an exvntmftiiotrof pain and Miss Julia Whowatt on the stage bound up bis wristwith a handkerchief The blood flowedfreely and a surgeon had to bo called in-to dress the wound

The accident will prevent further ro-hfarsals of next MondayIt will not interfere seriously with thebusiness plans of the stars since theirseason does not open until next ThursdaynIP In New Haven Macbeth wMl bothe only addition to the SothernMarlowe

this year

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Light ear race November 1L Fare 5190for trip via Atlantic Coast LinnFor reservations c call 1419 N Y aveor phone Main JS8

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Several Changes Made in Districtby Bishop Wtlson

SpMtol to The W arfaeU HaulBaltimore Md Oct 29 Within the last

weeks two pastors of the Washing-ton distrkft of the Paltimore Conferenceof the Methodist Episcopal Church havebeen compelled to give up their work

of Hisses On September 0 RevC H Wagner pastor of Heradon suffer-Ing from a nervous breakdown was tonipolled to resign October 14 a slightwoke of parajytf necessitated the re-Itef of Rev W McXendree Haumackpastor of Congress Heights

To meet these emergencies with Ufgiapproval of Bishop Wilson severalchanges have made Rev P Blairmon has belt tranaterrad front Lin-coln avenue to sad R v 0Efts Williams of Wood suc-ceed bbs at Lincoln avenue t Hov f-

tt Karl hasbeen transferred from Northwest andConcord to Congress Heights and theformer remains to be supplied All thechanges take effect November j

DYNAMITE STORES

TO HILT FLAMES

SuffersLoss by Fire

WarrouUm Va Oct SfcFfre brokeout tonight about 10 oclock In S WHUbert garage and carriage repositoryn Cnlpeper street and before tbe flames

were extinguished a low of more then8060 was entailed Among the buildingsdestroyed was the St ProtestantEpiscopal Church and rectory valued at

The church boAding cad rectoryare covered by insurance

The ether buildings destroyed areS W Hilbert garage and earring

reptsiioryThe Kirby Building occupied by the

firm of B F Martin printer dynamitedThe Walter Thomas colored hotel atwostory brick structure dynamitedThe ok Williamson mansion a famous

landmark a twodtory frame dwelling ofthe colonial Urnes unoccupied dynamited

The tire raged for two hours and ham-pered by an Inadequate water supplydynamite was the only possible15 light the flames and to save the entiretown from destruction

The fire started among some old ragsin the front room of HUbert garageand spontaneous combustion is given aatho cause Fanned by a brisk northwesterly wind the names soon gutted theentire building An alarm was soundedby the blowing of the town whistle antIwhen the volunteer fire department

it was seen that to check the flrewith water was impossible owing to thelack of water in the towns reservoirand dynamite was used effectively

The explosive was obtained from anearby quarry No attempt was madeto dynamite the church as It was

to be fireproof as was also therectory Within less than ten minutesafter the last building had been

it was discovered that the odincewas on ftro and every effort to extin-guish the flames proved

ADOPTS WIFES NAME

ExchitngeK Three Short Syllablesfor Many of 3m

Newark K J Oct 21Wo clech Koziol in the Court of Common Pleas wasallowed to change his name to WojclechZftbierfBWski The reasons et forth inthe application why the change shouldbe permitted were that the final i usedIn Koxiol had no English equivalentand that the name subject him to ridi-cule as interpreted it meant buckinggoat

The preference for the name of Znbiensewski was explained by the tact thatit is the name of the applicants motherinlaw Koziol or more properly 2abicrzewski is the father of six minorchildren whose names will be changedfollowing the order in his own ease

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La Plato Md Oct Mls Mmnle-Oompum daughter of Benjamin Comp-ton tax collector for Charles Ceanty-3M two children daughters of Mra-29eUI T oane and a colored servant girlwar burned to death in a lire whichdestroyed a store and dwelling atPiagah Md this morning

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tort oampwl by Jumping fitwm aeaowflfe iww at ona-

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governments loss of stamps sad postmoney orders has not been estimated

Mrs Doane the only one In the build-ing who escaped awake at 3 oclock tofind the house in names She bad barelyenough time to reach a window and jump

The building was owned by MareellusBowie and was occupied by Miss Campton It to believed the house caught lirefrom a stove in which a large lot of pintshavings had been lighted in the earlymorning by a member of the household

There was no insurance on the con-

tents and but a small amount onbuilding The charred remains ofvictims were removed this morning Aninquest will be neU later today to

if possible the origin of the OreThe husband of Mrs Doane is employe

hi Corbys bakery at AlexandriaPiagah is located in Charles County

Md about six or eight miles from IndianHead and about the same distance fromGlymont It consists of a store and postallies and several dwellings

ASKS POLICE GUARD

WellsFargo Company Appeals to

New Jersey SheriffJersey City Oct 25 The police stole a

match en the strikers tonight willthey were meeting hi St Michael Halland escorted thirteen express wagons incharge of strikebreakers front the Erieferry to tile WeUsFargo stables Thetrip was a peaceable one No stones werethrown After delivering their tip thestrikebreakers were escorted to theBrie station of the McAdoo tunnel whorethey took trains for New York

Sheriff Kelly of Hudson County wasasked by President Underwood of theErie Railroad who is a director of theWeltsForgo Company to swear in depu-ties to do guard duty during the strikeHe said the companys property was being destroyed and that it couldnt take-out Its w gons without Interference

The sheriff also received a telephonemessage from Gov Fort In relation toPresident Underwoods request for aidThe sheriff told lime that he ddnt believeJersey City needed any help from thecounty and the governor replied that IIPhimself was iu a position to swear in 600special police under the State police act

AFRAID TO KILL CATS

Police Will Sot Shoot Stray OneBecause Women llnve Votes

Ken Oct 2 Fear ofpossible political complications has

tho from making any attempt-to kill unmuczled cats in Leavenworthyesterday but the order for muzzling alldogs on account of an epidemic of rabiesamong dogs and cats is being strictly

Police armed with shotguns artpatrolling streets outside the business lstriet to kill unmuzzled dogs but thusfar only three have been killed

Meat cats are family pets and the citycommissioners are afraid that a whole-sale killing of them would stir up thewomon Women have votes In Kansas

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Overcoats Pulled Out as Frost HitsCapital

Frost stole over the Capitol dome anddown Pennsylvania avenue at sunup yes-

terday morningThere was also a dash of snow in some

parts of the city according to theWeather Bureau It was a strange al-most uncanny sight for October In Wash-ington The morning was easily the coldestsnappiest of the fill season and a glanceat the mercury showed that It had de-

scended to 34 degrees Overcoats furgloves and time general winter regaliawere hastily pulled out of the mothballs

Cold temperatures In many places accompanied by heavy snow was the ruleacross the continent yesterday Therewas a heavy tall In the ureat Lakesregion and in the mountainous districtsof the Eastern States Atlanta faredworse than Washington did for 20 dograes was registered there

The Weather Bureau leaned theforecast last night

FAir Sunday and probably Mondaywith rIsing temperature Moderate varlable winds

PRIEST DEFENDANT

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Wi fc of Broo k Cl er ym anBegins Proceedings

HARRIED EIGHT YEARS AGO

Daughter of Merchant PriestUnder Aiiauiiied Name anti KvupM

Marriage Secret for Yenrw ClerRT

milan Sent Monastery und LaterSent to u Southern Parish

Rone Nov Oct S6 A reraarlatWe dlnotion to c0m up timing tile early

part of n ct b entitled BflanP TS Louis T Hare under whichuctitioM names the couple were married-in order to prevent disclosure of tireactual identity of the husband He wasa Catholic priest of Brooklyn N Y

He the name of Hare tookMiss Helen F Haste daughter of a welltodo Brooklyn butcher Hendrick Hastewho died twelv years ago to Rev Fred-erick Mortimer pastor of St MarksEpiscopal Church and at his parsonage

were married on the night of November II MK The couple during theirearly life in the same conventtogether in Greenpoint

The woman declares in her story thatshe loved him many years until finallyhe induced her to marry him SIte resided within two block of Ms charchuntil one sight her younger brother calledand found her and her husbandTo her brother she oonaded the sitnasiteii-tmdar pronjise of rfaerecy The m r-riage wan nt eUsoevorad until a yearand a hatf te at-

t OerMBBMdme baby girl was hbrato them The mother was away frcmBrooklyn at the time to avoid detectionby her brothers and aunt her parentsbeing dead In May 19M their actualrelations were disclosed by an accident

his church began an investigationIiivotttlffRteS Case

Bishop Charles B McDonald took thefatter in Mad personally and on May14 the couple were separated by thechurch The bishop removed the priestfrom his charge gave him 800 and compelled him to take a steamer for Europewhere ht was placed In a Trapptot monaetery in Ireland There he was kept fcrsome years and later brought to Americaand located In a Southern pariah

The wife is forty years old Her huebands neglect and abuse were due shedeclares largely to his propensities forwine and women She further declaresthat although she only charges bun withdesertion and failure to provide herlittle child having died when a year oldshe claims she can make much more se-rious against him She has sentfor depositions from friends who shesays know of certain facts and frontphysicians who attended her

She declares he spent hi money indrinking and upon other women and lefther to support herself from her own re-sources even taking her money Just

her marriage she was graduatedfrom the American Academy of DramaticArt hi New York and appeared in sev-eral performances and had expected toappear in ingenue parts In a company at-one of the New York theaters She ar-rived in Reno last April and his llvadquietly here

TORE UP STOLEN MONEY

IVeMsuny Flnils It hEart to SpendIotn of Cash

Pittsburg Oct 3Gce its hard tospend a lot of money said Ghilmena-Bartltioma a twelveyearold newsboywhen he faced Police Magistrate Kirbyon a charge of stealing a pocketbook con-taining J300 and a check for 300

The boy said he lied spent JHNJ for the-ater tickets moving picture shows lightdrinks and lunches for himself unddozens of boy friends He was afraid tokeep the other 10 and the chock andhe tore them up He is held for JVvenileCourt

SEEK I NAPPED GIRL

Nebraska AntlioriileK Ask Aid ofSecretary Knox in Case

Lincoln Neb Oct 29 Secretary ofState Knox was appealed to by wIre today to aid in the search In MexicoGrace Rolph seventeenyearold

of Dr Rolph of Pender Neb who

coy The girl and her parents have beenvisiting on a ranch near there and theinformation given the authorities herewas that sire was taken away by someranch hands

THE HOUSE OF ILLLUCK

Are you fond of good fictionYeaThen do not miss the opening

chapters of The House of 111

by Blanche Innext Mondays issue of TheWashington Herald

It will bold your interest fromday to doy and give manyhours of keen wholesome enjoy-ment

If you are not a regular sub-scriber better become one nowand have the paper delivered atyour door bright anti early everymorning

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Goes Sixty Miles an Hour in

Aerial Speed Contest

T WO WRECKED

Le Blanc and Brookins Suffer

Accidents at Bv4inontl-

lfC Crowd Present to See fedonDennett Trophy Lout to AmericaSeveral Start hut MIsfortune

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Worlds Itucord for Distance

Ney York Octlost the Cordon Bennett

aviation speed cup at Bel-

mont Park today to England whenClaude GrahtmcWhite of theEnglish team of fliers circled theinternational course of 5 kilometerstwenty tim s a total distance of621 miles in 61 minutes 474 sec-

ondsGrahanjeWWte the first man

out on the track arose atoclock in the morning antI afterhe had completed the twenty

a continuous flight that won thetrophy for his country and a caliprize of 5000 which goes tu theaviator personally the Engli hnancontinued on and skippedthree extra laps for good meas-

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side pylonsWON WITH A HLERIOT

The dyer won the trophy with-a French aeroplane propelled bFrench engine He flwr a BJeriot ftjpfcute eqvfpped wjfcn a Gnome gin

jQselmmoWiJltets avecace tieti i suoiDIn j on hour was excvede b AifixtiLA Blpc avenge tipeect of e Mllr-

an hour which also was madeBlcrivt of 100hortefower INK wham LoBlanc was on Lis last lap be eraInto one of tIe telephone poles Aionc tsoutheastern part of th comes twhioh tim Frew team have object i

often broke off the opvtr part of tipole and fell tangle of IM-

tetephoae and monoplane WCKjust as ho had victory and a world

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or 937 mOos was B minutes 4MIends His lap was made atof seventy mites an hour a s

record for lap and from the time iiitook the ali ho peed tire wianerpeatejly until the Frenchman crashed t

earth Beyond some bad cuts above avibelow the rtejht eye and on the chm ai i

Blanc was lit as a sidle afterwrecked telephone pole with Ma ma-

chine and smashed to earth with terriiijust ootsMe the park fence

Hriiukins lines lined If llWalter BroofchM to the now Writ

racer propelled by an eightcyliniK-WrUjbt engine tell from a heightabout fifty feet jost as he was about tcrow the starting line shortly litteroclock in the morning and was tajumore severely than Le Blanc Pourthe eight cylinders went dead wreckingthe biplane re front of the grand Dudwhere aJready about tOQO or the 25

persons who saw todays flightgathered-

At lira it wa thought that Brookinhad beon injured internally bat exam-

ination shewed a badly lacerated knee asprained hip and general bruises an i-

ccntusiona After a sedative bed b nadministered to Brookins he slept duringmoat of the day in the Emergency Hos-

pitalLe Blanc blames his beIng winged on

the forsetfulneas of one of his roecoaniwho failed to nil his gasoline tank jrvy-arly the race The Freadtenau-sa d that he noUced during his severti nth bP that he was runnina out o

fuel but kept on in the hope that enoughpetrol was left to keep him aloft tt jtwenty laps cf the full race

Crooked Work ChurgrsrtAs soon as Le Blanc had teen band-

aged up he lOt some relief from histo body and mind by racing t

his hanger in an automobile to fire thmechanic Later there was a rumor thit

Blanc expressed the opinion to hisfri nds that the mechanic had SKO-

NfixedVby some one or other to WIld

t aiivf iM-Vh bklHs Alec Ogilvta of tlo-

Englisn team ascended in theWright roadster built ftuick

Continued on Pnjje f Column B

Dr nf SnlisbiirySpecial to TUe Wmhtagtoo n nUd

Salisbury N C Oct 29 H t l i byBooker T Washington of Tinge Instiiuto a party of prominent negro odu

Salisbury today wlt DrWashington was beard by more than athousand people both black and whitThe party of diatinsei bed negrogiven ft cordial welcome here by thf city

Cnpt Clmrlea C 3icXcw IvllletlS-pectal to The WHbhuton B r d

Bristol Tenn Oct CttrlesC McNew of this city conlu lur n theVirginia and Southwestern Uaiv W3run by the of hi irnn atPruner Va this afternoon tu l kiiiad

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