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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Eugene Hsssy, the well known Ssco bail
player. has died, sfter brief illness.
The schooner Yankee Maid at Portland
r. ports the loss Of coiored man named
Moore Of New Bedford, off Wood island
on Friday.
The shop cf Judsen Whiilock at Mil
Town was broken open Thursday night. A
Young man from Woodstock, y. b Frank
Wade, was suspected, and Friday morning
he was arrested.
|, The postcfi at Reddingteu Mills
Franklin county is discontinued: mail to be
sent TO East MADRID. and toe office At North
Mniaville, Hancock county, Is slso dis
continued; mail to go to Amherst.
Ffidsy night schooner M. NJ. Chase,
loaded with ssrdines and smoked herring 81
Kelly's wharf. Lubec, fell over low tide
and stove hole in her eide snd filled
spelling the cargo, partially insured.
Itis believed ,hs, the skslston fouud in
Swan Pond mouutsin, Kenneeunkpoft
is that Of Lynn shoemaker who .orksd
Ia the granite quarry in that tom short
time in the spru Of 1888, and bearded
with . family named Beckford
TIE Androsccggiu county commissioner.
having refus 10 allow the accounts Of
; ate Liquor Constsblss PHILIPPE and stub bs
alleging that they had performed DO verk,
the tfficess have said that they will take
steps 10 secure their pa. Th.ri upon, II !.
said, that the details CT the work Of the two
officers are to be laid before the Governor
and corncii, with the complaist that il II
inefficient and WHO q request for theil
removal
Bath .hipynas will he busy 'his winter
The Ne- Ergishd Company, whose yard
we're aimost lsared of vessels, has con
tr.c-sd to build steamer. 1900 tons, fol
the Portland, MI Desert & Machiss Steam
bost Compsny, that is to be ready mex
June to 20 on the Rteklaad & Bar Harbol
line. The machinery is to be built st tbs
Bstf, Iron Works Last vsek carpenter
began on the frames OF the 40o0-tgn shil
st Arthur Sevsll & Cos yard To built
this huge ship sill = quirs three or foa'
months snt' give emplo, msnt 20 $50 me
chsnics. join MeDorsld j. getting 70
sesher materials TO hui'd 3 big ship tn
coming wiutsr. william Rogers has in hi
ward q schoolef's frame which he propose
70 h.ve pu; Up in q few weeks Morse
Co. have Q frame n their ysTd fer . 5000
zoe coal barge that will be britt this winter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

Creates a Sensation While Explaining
His Absence from ParnelI's Funeral.

LONDON. OF i8.--John Dillon, In Q
speech n Dunss'ven Yesterday. explained
that he AMI his colleagues were absent
from Parneifs funer.i 10 prevent unseemly
disorder. He charged that his opponents
had hired men. whom tbs y piled with drink.
to publicly call him murderer" He re-
gyetted that such devices bsd debsrfed him
from the funeral Of the great illustrious
leader, whom he loved more than those
loudest in their professions Of grief.
AMI who in spite Of the events Of the past
yesr would hand down his name tD be re-
membered to remote generations Of Irish
men. He denounced those who were max
ing on this fresh srave platform OF infs-
nous gospel. psfpetasi hostility and
national didsension. He hoped the bitter
stack upon Mr.. Prnell's memory, such ~
has be printed by the Irish Catholic which
were uncatholic. unchristian and . dis
grace 70 Irish journalism, would not bs
repeated. The latter remark created .
sansa atinn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19
Our PORK IN ITALY.
The Italian Cabinet Ministers
Have Unanimously Decided
10 Abolish The Decree Lsainst Admission
Of American Pork.
ltaly Rights a Wrong Without Being
Asked to DO it.

INV YoEK. Oct. .s.-Louis Contsuciul
president Of the Italian chamber Of com
merce Of this city, has received = cable,
gram from Rome stairg thst the Italian
cab met ministers have unAHimeusiy decided
to abolish the decree against the admission
Of American pork inso that country, and II
abont to issue decfse 10 that effect.
Mr.. Contsuciu says SIN the absence Of
the Italian minister, the chambers OF con
merce for some time has been endeavorinR
to foster trade beiseen Italy and tai.
country The sdnisa on OF AmerSasn
pork 10 one result Of our lsbors. There
have been no threats of relation made to
Italy, nor hss the United States ssksd hel
10 revoke the decree. Italy has merely
righted the wrong without being asked to
do t.
State Department Not Yet Notified o
the Removal.
wAsaiseros. Oc. ls-rhe state de
psrtme nj hiss OF yet received any informa
lion regarding the REMOVAL BY the Italian
government Of the prohibiuon sgains'
American pork, Negotiations have beer
progr essing satisfactorily toward that end
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State Department Not Yet Notified q
the Removal.
THE ULTRA PROTECTIONISTS
Will Try to Defeat the Removal Of the
Prohibition OF Importation.

PARis, Oct. lS.-When the senate tariff
committee begins the debate on the propo-
sition to remove the prohibition Of impor-
tation Of American prk the ultra prstsc-
tiouist members will attempt to
secure al adverse report on sehon.
Neither Jules Ferry nor NJ. Titard, both
m ,mbers tf this committee ale very
.snguins that the proposal can be carried
M Milland, member Of the committee, said
today that he thought the bill would ult-
mstely prevail in spite Of the tendencies of
the ultra protecti0nists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19
DEDICATION CEREMONIES


WAsHIreTos, Oct. lS--Tbe Lucy Webb
Hayes Dsscones Home and Bible CIileR'
for home aod foreign missionaries vas
dedicsted here today in the prssence
Of large and distinguished sudienc &C i.
there being present some vel
known bishops Of the Methodist church On
this side Of the water ard some eminer {
divines from The otier side, Mrs. II. N
Teller, president Of the bosrd Of directors
presided The work Of the home is nations
in character and it was e-ected under he
suspices Of the Womens Home Missionary
Society Of tbs Methodist Episcopal church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

The surprise Of the week came in the
2. 10 class, when Oskwood captured two
straight heats and took the race from Dan
Y. who many thought would win.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19
Maine Pensions.

WAsnissros, Oct. Is.-Pensions have
be granted TO ,hsss residents Of Maine;
Original, Simon o. Reynolds. John Nc
Donald, Jr Llewellyn Libby, Josbus @
Savage, james Fleming; supplemental
Francis A. Libby, increase, James Deb
bins. Andrew G. Mudgsst, Harrison o
Turner, Palmer Lovejoy. Ez,aA- 0amsge
John + Bancroft; reissue, Norman Pat
terson; reissue and ircrsase, Willism g
BukeY; original, widows, etc, HenYieus
NJ. Benson. mother, Rachel G. Dunbsr
Ora J Files, Lois y. Stesrns.
Original, Thomas L. Berry; additional
Ber jamin Wilbur, Ell B. Bean, Archibald
p. Martin; increase, Albion X. P. Grsnt
John z. Holt, Nelson 8. TovIe, John 4
Loug.s; original, widows, Clsra Perry
Emily G. Milliken, Mary A. Jofian.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19
CHINESE FLOCKING IN
Over Mexican Border, Being Assisted by
Mexican Immigrant Agents.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. is.-The in
fiu1 Of Cinnamon into Texas by the way Of
the Mex can border, continues. Not day
passes that one or two is not
ssrested by the deputy marshsls Some
are aware they are breaking the
law, Others have been deceived
BY Mexican immigration agents to think
they have right 60 enter the uoited States.
The latter class are the ores caught Dur
ing the past week Is were arrested on the
Texas side Of the Rio Grsrde. The num-
bar of those who escapsd cannot be less
than 25 All those jailed will be sent back
to China Wis San Francisco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

Last DAY OF THE kESTUCKY BREEDERs'
MEETISe-2 81 trot; purse 1900. in TO harness.
Miuuie wilkes, b. T., By King Nites,..-.i
Re-. ........,.i ? ?
Emperor v iibes, b. h, by William L..... 4
Kafherine s., b. T., by Messenger Chief. 3 4
Keokee, eh. m. by AE bassader - 5 4
Ma ME Wood, 70. NJ, By Woods Hsmble
,on..........,... ........................ dis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19
A NARROW ESCAPE.
A Brewer Man Just Escapes Having Hi,
Head Cut Off.

BANGOR, Oct. 1T.-Joseph Boardway,
employed in the Dirigo sswmil', Brewer,
was seriously and perhaps fatally injured
today.
He was getting the saws read =, ard cd
up the large I50peund roll. putf'ne N''ck
under to hold it, He then put LIS head And
shoulders under it TO look AZ tn" ear 7d
the lar of the mill loosened the olask, and
the neavy roll fell. crushing him os" I'd
pushing him forward so The sew f'"'ht
him Just under the chin. mAk.ns ah 1-iy
vourd in his necs ard j,-. He 1krrt Fiy
e,csped having his head cut eh
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Part Of Crew Died of Yellow Fever -
Others are now sick.

FERSAspIsA, Fla, Oct. l8.-The Ger
man bark Solideo Gloria, Kingston, ia.
msiea, for St Simons, ashore at the mouth
Of Nassau river between Amelia snd Talbot
islands is fast going to pieces. Friday she
anchored OF FerGan1ina bar snd me captain
asked the pilots for tug to tjv the vesss
to qusrantit e, saying that ihrse Of the crew
had dis d OF fever and two m re were sick.
de hsd only e se. men fit for duty. Ssiur-
day tug went to take her in tow but she
had disappeared. Survivors Of the crew
areat house on Talbot island, closely
watched to prevent them coming into this
city until the nature of their malsdy il
learned. Iii probable that the board Of
heaI,h.'vill burn the vessel.
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NEGRO UPRISING.
Clifton Forge, Va, in Arms for Pro.
lection Against Enragcd Blacks.

CLIFros FoRGE, Va, Oct. l8 There ID
great excitement, here tonight over 4
rumored uprising Of The negroes in conse.
quence Of last nights ly nchipg Mayor
Bowles telegrsphsd Gov. Mckinney ~
send the Monticello guards here ~ meas
ure Of precaution.
The report csused the suspension Of the
services tonisht. The entire town 10 In
arms as pieksts are posted on every out
skirt. There has been no rect indication
of an outbreak. The alarming report II
regarded by the cooler heads ~ u'founded
There are large numbers Of negroes at tb
mines in this section.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19
CHILIAN ELECTIONS.
Liberals Claim Senate and tlerieals
Claim House OF Deputies.

SAsrIAGo, OCT IS I8-9ene,al election
occurred throughout Chit today, As far
A. 10 known there we're no disorders. The
electors we're chosen today who will select
q president next mouth, There is no indi-
estion yet a. to vho -ill be elected, ~ no
candidates have yet been announced.
The Clerical party claim to have secured
4 msj ,rity in the hoase Of deputies, but
the state viii probably be controlled by
,hs Liberals The exact result viii not be
known for several days.
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THE TOBACCO HABIT
Will Prevent Candidates from Becoming
Evangelical Ministers

iNpIAsAroLis. Ind, October Is The
evangelical association IN session here has
decided that hereafter no candidate for the
ministry will be admitted who is addicted
to the tobacco habit. Resolutions depourc-
ii & intemperar ce we're passed and it was
resolved not to support any canddAte con-
nected with or sympathz ers with the man
ufactureIs or sellers Of intoxicants.
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The Weather.

BosroH, Oct IL Local forecast fol
Monday Northern Maine, fair; followed
Monday night by rain; stationary tempera-
ture.
Southern Maine. fair; followed by rainy
higher temperature during the morning
followed during the day by lower tempera'
ture; essterly, backing to northessterly
wirds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19
Fire al Norwich, Cf.

NORWICH. Oct. Is Fire burned Out the
building Of John A. Morgan G Son, coal
aad lumbar dealers. on Central wharf this
evening. The loss n lumbar 10 $40 600 !;
on the building, $4,000; injured. The
frs il supposed to be incebdiny.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

Il the only genuine BLOOD SYRUP on
the market. 1t Is the only BLOOD
SPECIFIC that contains purely vege'
table ingredients.
No mineral or inorganic substance Il
used in It's manufacture. No malt OF
spiritueus Hquer Is used In compound,
ing IL, for we held that alcohol in ali
It's forms Ia a Blood Poison, and thai
no cure by the use Of any medical
treatment can be permanently effected
wh, re alcohol enters into the diet OF
me,iicine of the patient. DR.. Williams
RIOoD SYRUP Is owned and mar.
nfae.ured exclusively by The Unien
Medicine Company Of Augusta. Maine,
10 whom all orders must be addressed
This BLOOD SYRUP will be put upoI
the market through Druggists are
all peslers in Medicine. Price, si.o'
per Bottle.
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Meteorological Report.
FORGER AND BIGAMIST.
A Deposed Methodist Minister Cuts uT
Lively in Western Place.

BLUE EARTH CRY, Mimi, Oct ls.-Al
bert E. Cline, s deposed Methodist minister
has run away. BE has forged notes an'
checks to the exient Of several thousand
tollsrs, sDd is q bigs mist.
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HE has GOT II.
The Official Announcement Civ.
On Of The Appointment
OF RlsA, Hon. Arthur ]. BllhU q It1
Lord Of tAa Treasury.
He Is At Present the Chief Secretary
for ireland.

LONDON, Oct. lS,-n vas officially an
neuucsd today that Right Honorable Arthur
J. RAlfour, member Of Parliament for East
Manchester and at present the chief sscfs-
tary for Ireland has been appointed hrso
lord Of the treasury.
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Or Williams,
DEAR SIR For the past three years
have suffered untold misery from blood
poisoning contracted in the South. lost
sll desire for food could not rest nights and
became 90 weak and sick that | went to the
city hospitsl in Pittsburg, Penn, where l
was doctored FOR three months without doing
ne any good. The head physician then
told me to 90 to the Hot Springs in Little
Roc K, Arkansas. At that place took a
fui course Of baths snd medicine under DR..
Wilson. y ho had the name OF being the best
doctor in the State,
was there SIX mou'hs but it lid me 20
good. LAST spriug I was induced to Try
DR.. winisws' BLOOD SYRUP. As sccn a.
began 10 take it my appetite returned, and
I CT uld sleep scurdiy sli night. l sm now
8, well and strong a. ever was. sm
almost cured Of blood poison and the Blood
Syrup has done tt. recommend it to all
my friends as the best medicine in the
world for impure Blood.
Mr.. A. + NEwHALL,
Proprietor City Fish Market.
Opp. Ken. Journal Office. =
AUGusrA, Maine.
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QUINCY, ILL.,. Oct ia mortgage for
sls 600 vas foreeiosed on the property
here Of the Haynes Carriage C5mpsny.
Liabilities and sssets are about $50 600
each-
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SIGNAL SERVICE.
Weather Indications for the Next 2
Hours.


WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER I
WARRINGTON, Oct. 10. A. NJ
For Maine: Generally fair; stationary
temperature; southessteriy WINDS. Csu
tionary signals displayed in the Nsrrsgsn
set, section and at Woods Hol.
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BLACK NATHAN AND OAkWOOD
Won the Postponed Races on the Tops
ham Track.
EGnacial To the Kennebec JOURNAL.

ToPsHAM, Oct. 1.-The postponed races
trot,ed 4 here today were exciting e7ens,
large crowd being present 70 witne.
them. In the 27 class, Black Nathan had
the pole ard took the heat and race
after an exciting fight for position
O. ,t,ss pupaE AGO uIVIDED
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COY. STEELE OF OKLAHOMA


GuTHRiE, o. T., Oct. Ex-Governor
Steele states tast tso weeks ago he rendered
his resignation as Governor Of Okiahoma to
the President, and that the President has
accepted The resignation. The cause Of the
resignation 10 unknown.
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Young Gill Fell DsVa and Cut
The Jusular Vein.
Black Nathan Nd 0akTood Won tie
Postponed Raess Il fcpsham.
Richmond Mans Death In Caba-Ih'
firemeH's Muster, Tuesday.

LEwIsTos. Oct. IS. a hve-Yesr-oii
daughter Of Charles English fell down
stairs with plate in her band this morning.
A piece Of the plate pierced the iugulsi
vein, causing tsr to bleed to death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

There Vas successfully launched as
Calsis, Saturday, the sbree-masted schooner
villa Y. Hermsno, 80 tons, 1873 feet lohs,
81 12 feet vide, 10 l 2 feet depth of hold.
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Financially Embarrassed.

SAeisAw, Mich, Dot. Is The Oven
Hutchinson lumber company is Financially
embarrassed. Liabilities. ss5 ,0Co TO cleo. :
coo: sssets, 1I5, ,0G0.
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score- Bow doips, "a; Browns. Is Touchdown W.,
-Hlnehley (2), Carleton, Ridley, Il. Casey, Hli
Short, Tenuey. Goals from touchdowns.Carh "
ton t4), Drawbridge. Cmpire-McArthur. Referee
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ETNANCIAL,
INVESTORS

II you have had unpleasant experiences
Investing money outside Of Maiae, bet.
ter turn ysur attention to the Treasury
stock Of The Atkinson House Furnish.
ing Company, paying 8 per cent. every
SIX months with cIsck weTk regularity.
The Ninth Dividend is nearly earned,
and will be paid January 18th, 1892.
Better get In while the stock ia at par,
$40. You will zee II efs In less than
one year. Cal or write for particulars.
Address the COMPANY,
% SCHOOL STREET,
BOSTON, MASS.
Or PORTLAND, NE.
octsGim
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kENTUCkEY TROTTERS.


LEXINGTON, Oct. 7-Today's racing
Va. good ard three great horses won. The
promising one is Alhsmbrs, son Of AL
csntars, tha. out6nisbed strong field ard
won as game q race a. has been seen in 4
long time. Tne fes'urs of the day wss the
mile by Strong Bov, pscirg son of Allan
dorf, which went heat sgains, the watch
in 2.I2. He fiuished very strong.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-31

We should like to give a
new chimney for every one
that breaks in use.
We sell to the Wholesale
dealer; he to the retail dealer;
and he to you.
1t is a little awkward to
guarantee our chimneys at
three removes from you.
Well give you this hint.
Not one IN a hundred breaks
from heat; there is almost no
risk in guaranteeing them.
Talk with your dealer aboutit.
1t would be a good advertise
ment for him. .
Pearl top and pearl glass
our trade-marks-tough glass
Pittsburg. GEO. A.. MACBETH & Co
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the people I've a hundred feet below
what they thought of it. The climax
was capped when Cassie got on top
Of the perpendicular portion of the
cross and there stood first on one foot
and then on the other. ''Now I'm
going to jump down." she said, and.
making a lunge, she dropped to n of
the arms. She subsequently, came
down on the same pulley on which she
had hoisted herself up. Cassie is now
the heroine of the village, but the
people do not want her to repeat the
daring feat again.
Clara Workman, a pretty girl 10
years old, created a sensation at Otta-
wa, Ont, recently. She suddenly
turned up missing and a searching
party found her clothing in the woods
near by her home. This seemed to set
tie the fact that harm had befallen
her. The whole country became thor
oughly alarmed. 1t is difficult to specu-
late where the excitement would have
ended, had it not been for the fact that
Farmer Byron Mcleod, of Sussex
township suddenly discovered that his
hired farm hand was in reality a girl
masquerading in male attire. The
news spread quickly and soon 1t was
discovered that Jack Rent and Clara
Workman were one and the same per-
Clara confessed her offense. It seems
that she did not like going to school
and was in several ways dissatisfied
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swift running river that almost girdlcd
her mountain home in its serpentine
wa%nderings. She was given up for
dead. A love affair in which she had
met with disappointment left the sus-
picion that she had shielded. Her
body was searched for in vain, but was
never found.
Miss Dowle was a romantic child of
nature and in her blithesome girlhood
would seek the most romantic nook on
h big estate owned by her father.
Some six months ago girl was
found wandering through Poland in
male attire. She proved to be the
missing Scotch lassie. She was taken
home and now has written a book tell.
ing of her strange adventures.
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THE FLEET oLORIANA. 3,
One of the Fastest Craft of Her Glass
A6Oat.


The recent performance of e. D..
Morgan's 46-foot yacht Gloriana. is
the talk of yachting circles in
the East. The Gloriana was built
by the Herrschoffs of Bristol. r. I.
She was built to sail with August Bel
mont's Mineola. The race took place
June l6 and IS on A. Il N. Y. Y. c..
course.
Two better days for the sport Of
yacht-racing could not have been
chosen by the committees of the At
lantic and New York Yacht clubs than
the days named. The first DAVIS con-
ditions-clear skies, smooth water and
q steady breeze-furnishod an evcel-
lent test for the initial race of the new
class Of boats.
Under these conditions the Gloriana
squarely outsailed her opponents,
which included the Jessica and Nautilus
as well as the Mineola. Thursdays
race was sailed under almost opposite
conditions cloudy sky, rough water
and half a gale Of wind. Three of the
yachts sailed over the course. The
Gloriana scored a still greater victory.
On Tuesday some yachtsmen who
saw herdraw away from the others in
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-tress OF me s1tnntnn-

"aaN
August Bolmont's Mineola has mora
beam than the Gloriana. but She does
not carry her sail SO we'll. Mr.. Max.
wells Nautilus is an able boat chat win
probably improve in speed with more
sail aud extra ballast.
The Gloriana has been called the
homely boat 10y many, but handsome
is as handsome does" Her record Tor
speed will more than balance any de-
feet she may have in beauty. The real
beauty OF the class is the Fife boat. .Jes-
sica with her sleek-lookiug hull and per
fect-titting sails. She will undoubt-
eddy make fame for herself during the
season.
Il am not at all surprised at the
Glorianas performance writes John
Hyslop, the veteran measurer of the
New York Yacht club. NAT. HERE
is not only a very intelligent
man. but a man full of originality. and
just the man to model a fast boat.
Her success, l should say. is due to
good construction, a good model and
well-balanced sail plan. She ought to
be good in any work and in n
weather, Judging from what she has
already gone through. Her convex
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Aquatic.

July 6-American Yacht club sailing
regatta, Long Island Sound.
July 7-Scullers' match, 50, 200 and
the championship of the world. James
Stansbury VS.. John Mclean, PARA
malta River, Aus.
July Annual regatta Of the New
A2ehelLe Yacht club, on Long Island
Sound.
July ll-Annual regatta of the Riv-
erside Yacht club, hudson river.
July middle States Amateur Re.
gatta Association annual regatta, New
ark, n. j.