George T. Emerson of tlie Englewood
Cycling club started from the 2:30 mark
and finisheil second in 52 minutes and 14
seconds, securing the SSOO prize for best
time.
Fred Ran. who won the race last year,
captured second time ahead of the
sera tell brigade, which was led by De
Cardy. Bainbridge and Peek. De Cardy
beat Bainbridge over the tape by a few
inches and the two got third and fourth
time in 54:09.
About 75,000 people viewed the start
and finish, and fully 200,000 saw it
throughout its length, going and coming.
ROSEBURY WINS AGAIN’
Illi Horae, Sir. Visto, Comes In Ahead.
Epsom Downs, England. May 30.
Sir Visto won the Derby. The weather
was ideal for racing. The winner is
owned by Lord Rosebery and was rid
den by S. Loates; T. Cannon’s Curzon,
ridden by Chailoner, was second, and
Sir J. Plundell Maple’s Kirk Connell,
ridden by Bradford, was third. The
horses were sent away at 3:21 p. m.
There were fifteen starters.
The victory of Sir Visto was the oc
casion for a demonstration equal to
that which greeted Lord Rosebery’s
Ladas last year.
The Prince of Wales was cheered
when his two-year-old bay colt Cour
tier, by Hampton out of Marguerite,
. won the Caterham plate earlier in the
day. The Caterham plate is of 2,000
sovereigns for two-year-old'fillies.
Mr. Richard Croker’s Belle Meade.
Montauk, Herbert ID. and Matty Bum
po (dead) were originally entered for
the event, but all the American horses
were scratched.
VAN HOUTEN FOUND GUILTY.
Convicted of th© Murder of Richard
Newell, Jr.
