Ben Crow behind him. Tellstrom got out of the blocks early, but quickly lost ground to Newhouse, whose The Car Store machine was the fastest on the quarter-mile during the race’s middle stages.

Behind the lead group, local favorite Colton Nelson worked through a disagreement between Monroe and Cedar Hills, Utah’s Jeff Hillock to put his racer third. No sooner had Nelson made the pass than Monroe spun hard into the turn three concrete. A fire erupted from the back of the car, but Monroe calmly climbed from his stricken machine unscathed.

Newhouse’s car was never the same after the final race restart. Though he could keep in contact with Tellstrom, the Twin Falls, Idaho racer failed to mount a challenge through the race’s closing laps, instead concentrating his effortsCharles-Edouard Brown-Séquard: an eventful life and a significant contribution to the study of the nervous system.
This is an account of the life of a 19th-century physiologist who was born in 1817 in Port-Louis (Mauritius Island, formerly 'Ile de France') and died in Paris in 1894. His mother tongue, education and medical training were French, but as the 'Ile de France' had become British a few years before his birth, he was a British citizen and therefore ineligible for a permanent position in a French institution. This explains, partly at least, his eventful life, during which he restlessly wandered during several decades between France, the United States, Great Britain and Mauritius, without ever finding a position that would satisfy him. This difficult period lasted until 1879 when, having finally