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Fight New. from s.s rrsue,.eo,

Tie rivalry between the athleltc club. n, O.,
cisco mas resulted In the adoption Of . very much ..
oueta rate OF admission to nxh according to III. cor
respondent OF tho Illustrated Neps Tbs C.l,sorn,,
cun has lowered its initiation fee from SO to 81 20
H' .'uo mas voted to suspend the initiation fe,
for the Woods Davis match and maIs IN. an.., a. sn
oeeiaens ds on best hut while they will ebary.
~ ga pes OF sy 10 no memLers Tor sdn,ission n
will be able to Il tor IS 'N' WIN nemosrs
blly Msbsr this Austria ian light v.ivht ~h. A..
ption aud asthma Absut 10 DO mstebsn III, oon
IL, or ~ "no VIII ash' ~ iaa pounds 70 Na6ers
or bon fizsmmons Jimmy Carroll and kssdhsm hsvs
opeheu ~ ded 50 Don JOG GeAry strsst 49, ~
u the "Chsmpiohs Kest" '"'e" anu cHiea
J 90, choyn'ti 4. no expected back from Au,,ra.
TRIP TO seuth Africa nrsL ' Nv W." MAKE
Jack and William SIavin PADDY y. b,o,h... 49,. =
roa.hi ehssp VARIETY house s.ssk ego and ere 20
mss nAnaed ey several smpioyeesof thehouss tbSt
v said ~ be fond OF row. ""As~
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Baseball Notes.

4 game for tie benent Of John J. DALEY. the sx.un
pire. will be played at Washington Park. Brooklyn, on
Oct. r..
BY consent OF the majority of the Amateur League
clubs the staten Island Athletic Club Staten
trickst Club will play exhibition game this alter
noon.
Two games will be played at Eastern Park this after
whom the Hrooklyns play their final Of the
with tho Cincinnats. The first gsm viii be
called At O'Clock
The Brooklyns had played two and tho Cincinnatis
one inning yesterday whom the game stopped BY
rain The Brook scored four In tho drst
ing Loyeu and Crane were the pitchers
There will be Interesting feature in the second
game At BROOKLYN this afternoon. IL will mark the
turn 70 the oitchers box OF Dave Font the elongated
hrst basemAn OF the Brookiynx MANAGER Ward
plains that the only reason foutz went TO first base
because the team had TOO pitchers and that
Eoutz has great speed. and quite likely to surprse
people. Tom DAILY viii 20 to hrst base
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American Dogs mt tho Toronto Bench
show.

TORONTO. Sept l5-American dogs must have ex.
cited the envy Of their canine cousins in Toronto at
the Toronto bench show day IL they had tho sense
70 rsrcsye tho favor with which New York and other
ennels across tho lines met with In the OF
tndgea The show In some respects the best ever
held N Canada The Judges were: Hiss Anps II, Whit.
PSSEs A clipTton; ",%sFd,nxi spsnisi.;
hounds, Newt oundands. Russian wolfhounds or gray.
hounds desrhounhs, bui dogs bull terriers pooiirs
bsT ,. Monroe Mich foanounds pointers s.ters
william {, Risck. New York Petersburg Kennels, @.
HAnaehildt Buffalo: liorn.i Harmony Kennels. Ii. VI.
huntingdon Brooklyn. Woodhayen kennela New
York; francis lrown, siphis and Mount ash.
ington kenneth Pittsburgh.
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TIL. Winners at Garfield P.rx.

CHICAGO Sept ia-Garneld Park results Crack fas,,;
First Rsce-Thrse quarters Of mile Lizzie awynue
Won MAY blossom second. Annie Clark third fine.
Second Racs-Mils and seventy yards Tom Jone,
Won, Carter b. second Arundel third Time IJa
Third Rscs-Thrse fourths Of . milo Yo Tambi.n
Tina 1915. '"""'
fourth Race-ons miles and a sixtes nth. Ed Boil
wen NorstyA second, Bonny Byrd third. Time i: Is Il
v ps Ia ksSsMas ssss1sn q mile s Rock
Sixth Race. Three quarters Of mile. Carmen won
Houssr second khmst third. Time, lii3at '
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The Yachts at Red Bank.

Red BANK. Sept ia-Ths third race Of the year for
the Neptune Club Challenge Cup was sailed here to-day
between Herman Dnrysas Twilight Fred Oakes's
Enigma and forman Smith 8 PerseuS Tie wind WAS
strong and the course was Twelve mils-. Twilight
% minutes
match has been made and papers signed for
series OF three races between The Twilight ngmA
sO TO be each race the races 10 be sailsd one
bury and one In the bay.
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The following figures are OF interest ma show
nc what may be OK pected Of the three leading
eAme during the remainder Of tho season;

Providing tho Bostons keep laundering In
the ditch O. defeat. they may OF course fall be-
low New York. but II they resume the steady
play they showed previous to the in lection OF
Mike Ksly into the team. they will hold second
position,
Rusis begins to show the effects Of the terri
BILE strain put upon him. but John Ewing is
now In tho pink OF condition. and II the mama
in the box they are likely TO make 4 better
showing at the finish. The results yesterday
wero:
Chicago, 8: Boston. 4.
Philadelphia, 8; Cleveland L.
At Now York and Rrookl vn-Ratn
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The American Football Association to
Meet

The meeting Of the American Football Association
which was 70 have been held yesterday Afternoon At
the office of Augustus Ford Liberty street. post
Sonsd until Tuesday next Delegates from tho New
York, Crescent and Orange athletic clubs pres
emit but no business was transacted
The object or next Tuesdays meeting 10 to act upon
the apple alton Of tho Manhattan Athletic Club team
for membership arrange for schedule of games and
10 revise the by'lRwk
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Interesting Gossip About the New York
Club.

The suddennsn with which rain fell upon the Pole
grounds ysssrday produced the impression that the
Agricultural Department MAS engaged in dynamiting
the clouds In this vicinity. While this belief m ay have
been unfounded. yet Ii not out Of place to inform Mr.
Rusk that the baseball season closes Oct that the
New York; are DESTROYS Of playing many games -
possible previous 10 that date and II wishes to stand
we'll In the estimation OF metropolitan erunks he will
sonnns his rain producing operations to Ts1s or the
Indian Territory.
Tie New forss had barely started what promised to
ne tornado struggle when the rain came down with
prscipancy indicating that something up above had
~ s:E.
ana sn When 81 saa . Sseh Il. fGs
" 0s rn Il s s
gsekl:y did some fielding HAT made ones hair stand
ess %;1i ss s
:S" s sy
~, $.,:; en-
Ten: bench he gently or:n.d mo G9I ma ioana xha
issrns..a VIC All year es.S:.: @sS..s9 y q
Keep Il. p.an.Ss psSsd,Ss Il. S.a Ho.is
The New Yorks rl introduce brand new pitcher in
e. '; IN "a Stats. sh s.
s n: Ss' S s!ss
sss:isn o. new pitching tsssi a s.ae Of q. Year ss
when II do no good. Charley sweeney. Monkey
Murphy and Billy Tailor stil remain TO be lassosd by
Autrie
Il nov out that William Ewing 10 able throw
a. well he did In his lie For the past week the
smabo Buck has been in te habit going to the POLO
an accuracy aud swittnsss that surprised the other
players supposed that the great arm
stAssv In the extreme. Ewing mas thrown to second
with yolsnt prsssion that a. lifted The second base
ability this Stage of the game s tho oonsd
cradle surprise and level headed patrons OF the game
The summer ana tGa. he avoided aging because no
more this and has hesn so advised by other
players IN the team Whon Direetor Tacot heard this
bshind the bat aud catch acme OF the games 10 DO
played with Chicago.
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and .uo,,u. eon,... Au.na.ne.l 200 tn. score,

Eafned runs-M!lwaukse 4; Athletic T. Two base
htts.petnt Wood Mulysy t2l Cross Thrse'has hit
Mill4ah Home run-tnnavAn. Bhse ON bAls-OH
DAVIES, u of Chamberlain, II Struck out By Davies
q by thamberlain 4 Double play-corcorau and Lar
kihs Time $40. tmpire-Keriha
LOUISVILLE, II; ros1oN r
LousvttE, Sept lh-I.ouisville got thu game well In
hand In the nrst two inninga whom i've runs were
Anil tt has
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Earned ruus-Touisvilie, 4; Bos.on. . Home run
Cahill Twobase Tits Butinton TAYLOR Stolen bases
Iuny. finRsrald Taycr Bass on bslls- rronthsrs
cline c2S wsay.r shinniek Wolf Base on srro a.,,
nth, Weaver. Wild ritch-Griihtn, Struck out
Stricken, Wolf Fitzgerald. Jennings, Weaver Double
play--shinnick and Taylor umpire-MAhoney. Time
-2lu
n LOUIS. Z; BALTIMORE, G.
81. LOUIS Sept 1.-the Browns won todAy's contest
with the Bntimores BY effective batting in the last
inning. Attendance. 200. The score:
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The Breeder.' Meet,as at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Scpt 15.-The opening day OF
the annual meeting Of the Ohio Association OF
Trottng Horse Breeders was productive OF
splendid SPORT the weather was beautiful
and the tt ck In GOOD condition. but the crowd
was smaller than usual on first day.
Following are the su m mariee:
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The Winners Mt Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER Sept I5.-Todsy's events resulted a.
follows:
rirst K.es.six and half furlongs slumbsr won.
second Raos-Fivo furlonga Zingara won, Comfort
Or sscona. Miss Aggis third Time, OSb:
BGr Um4. sseoaS nn ,, third linn: o:sS
tyre second, VOsburs third. Time. I:t,X D'e"
Inth Mace . -Four and ono hAlf farlonRs Cantsen
sixth Race Seven sighthi OF . mile. Ciamor won,
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Death or Linllthcow.

The wel'knowp performer Linlithgow. 3 years old,
By Duke Of hontross out OF Triuket by Great Tom,
DIED yesterday tbs 0rave.ond track of lung fever
lie was owned by bookmaker 7. II, Shannon OF Lar
ipstoI, and had won ten races this season - '~
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PHILADELPHIA, 8; Clevelnnd, 4,
At New York and Brooklyn-Ratn.
THE RECORD,

BosroS. Sept la-The last beam OF the championship
20 far as the Bean tAters are concerned when
Ans0ns colts this afternoon again tho hiyh.
priced, gilt edge hubitss a. the South End grounds.
n
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Baseball. Polo Grouuda To. Day.

two grand League championship games, Pittsburgh
w. New forh First game az p NJ second im.
ne; Tickets and reserved seats at spa!dings, al
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swinning run made with two GU.


G rIG,,: ..nS "a ~
Earned runs-Philadslphil. !; Cleveland, !. Two
S S h6IhSSInp:on s.olsn l.a chiids
base on balIs.IIsmiton. Mayer. McKean. Hit BY
pitched ball.Gray. Virtue struck out Thompso
Myers ~ Alien. Espor, BurketI Chiids McKeAn
MeA!ser villa Iiteh-ioung. Time-l:5G Umpire
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Baseball, EastsrA Park, To-tay.
Two Ampionship RAmea Frat game o clock; sec
oAd Immediately After Admission 5pc--An
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It Wa. to Come or At Jack Fa,lon,s.

The Brooklyn police interfsred with . programme
that had been arranged TO pull of scrap at Jack
Pallons hotel In Fa,bush, Monday night Detective
Reynolds overheard some talking about the 20 on
4 Fifth avenue horse car and followed them. Henry
Mike OF Brooklyn and another light weight named
Collins from BAY Ridge bad intended to meet for
purse at Third avenue and Forty yenh but the
police chased, them away from there, and the party
headed tor Fsl on'G The detsctye got on 10 tismh
while they were on the wsy to Flatbush and had The
reserves OF the Tenth precinct with him the hotel
Mike ana the following seven men wero arresedi
John Nolan II old. of lis Thirty ninth street,
Henry Gallagher. 81 years Of CoHey island Julius
johnson Is years, Of l15 Fifteth street: John Viii.
Jams ~ years Of ll27 Third avenue. John Drpp. 10
years OF lD Fifty second street. John Kelly "a yeara
VI a Forty third street and Henry Maxwell 20 years
OF 2OI Twsnty.sixth street
They all ArraiRned in Justice Wnshs court Yes
terdAy and pleaded guilty to the charge Of "lounging
The nne ~ for each and each paid L. FAlon, who
keeps the hotel has been long known as Brookiyn's
Strong Boy He went to Europe the boxing partner
q Peter jackson Ne Especial ouhcsr in the town Of
Flatbnsh.
cHcAGo. Sept i5-James r. Reed. Chicagos world
champion checker payer, will during the next nine
days. be compelled TO defend his laurels against q
scarcely inferior player VINO has held them before His
opponent IL Charles Barker of Boston The tourna-
msnt began yesterday afternoon the rooms Of the
Chicago Chess and Checker Cub aud will consist OF
pionship Of the world
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The A rIcnu Association.

Three American Association games were
played yesterday. Tho results:
Milwaukee. Z; Athletic. 8.
Louisville. II; Boston, 8.
Ht. Louis. z; Baltimore, Q.
At Columbus-Rain.
THE RECORD
S,ub. Won Lost. Ierff.I cubs won Lork Per n.
Rsstou ,..,s3 81 .OSl Columbus. 10 90 .Se5
81 Losn....,77 IS toi Milwaukee SO ~ ass
sthi:siss....SS 81 .ss5 Ws.hinaton ~ II .Ssa
MILWAUKEE,, Z; IIHLsIic. d
NuvAuxkv, Sent 10 Tho home team won the third
game ii de series from the Athletics In very sloss
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base hts Nen. suv..i. cay; Sacrifice hts Fuller,
walsh. Double pAy-Van HAltren and Kohinsoo.
Stolen bases-Fuer taL. McCarty. O'Neiil. ws.ct
johnson Van Haitrsn. Struck out.B Mc,iih s. by
Mcmahon. Bases on balls OF NcGiil =; OF M.
MAhon A. Passed balls-Robinson = VIA p,ch-Nc
Gill rmpirs-AcLaughliu. Time -2ii3.
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PHiLApSLrIiA. Sept I5.-Ths Philadelphia secured q
GOOD lead in the hrst two innings this afternoon BY
good hitting and two bases on balls: and then thre "
fourth. They managed to win out, however in the
tenth on Wild irOws by Dawn and thinner and Dele
hanys single to right bsattn was released BY Cleve
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Secretary McIa,yre a. /. Tip.ter.

The Brooklyn Jockey Club will again pursue
the policy 40 successful against the city pool
rooms and withhold the entries for to-dsy's
contests.
Secretary Hugh d. Mcintyre sends tho fol-
lowing communication to THE Sun:
The number 81 entries for each race to. nor
First Race-Fiftssn entries. Mabel Glenn, Maidstone.
plant
Third Raes-Tsn sntrisA Portchester. Celia
Fourth Race-ThiEtssu entrieA Hyaoinihe, Take
Back.
Fifth RScs-Nins entrees Chesapeake Civil ssrytcs
Sixth Race-Esht entries Worth. King Crab
Guttenburg Secures the Elizabeth Dates
The Hudson County Jockey Club officials
came to an agreement with President NJ. +.
Dwyer OF the New Jersey J ockey Club where by
the latter organization surrenders its dates for
this lall TO Guttenburg.
The meeting on the hill will open ON Oct l6,
and will probably race alternate days with
Linden. '
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rtme-2:2ek. 2:27H. 2:aek
Trottinx at Homewood.

TrottinE at Homewood.
fIrrssuReH Pa. Sept i5.-The fall meeting Of the
Pittsburgh Driving Park Association AZ Homewood
opened to day with attendance Of $500 persona
Tho track GOOD but strong wind against fast
time Summaries follow:
oina -
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=, Earnsd runs-chicaxo Q; Boston. Home runs
kiitetgo. stovey Two. base hits-Dahlen kittredge,
anns h h,es base b.. sacrifice ,!swmo
iirst base on bas-By Garrison, 81; bv GuInberL 5.
Fira. base on errors.Chcaza Hit by pitched ball
Lowe Tucker. Passed Gal!-GAnZeL Struck out-By
E;,.rt.on =; by Gumbsr. 3 Double PLAYS Dahlsn.
pires.Gatiney and Hurst Time-l:+% Attendance
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Newcomers In the $3.50 List In Kentucky.
CrSIHrASA, Ky, Sept I5-This was the opening dsy
OF the trottin: meeting At this point Tho track was
fast and the sport good three ESQ performers b..
ing developed Summaries;
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had no chance to win. banquet, tho favorite
S Sss s,sI IN sC:s Ghsss. ss
ss ss e IT,. sG ssi s IL To
responde gamsy, and gradually wearing The
leader down won by Length. Ocyp-ts beat
u T6sn came 70 kin e s wsItover alter whh
Hamilton sent the brown horse mile and .
fuons the last IN 1si
tary Mclntyre decided to split it Marmont
- sbs ilrss division. but neither was placed
Bill Daly's filly Countess making all the run.
S ses x'. asn.a p By sa!SSus$ i pw!ss son
Th. got sTay DSy fE
mu,usis ' on HH Countess paid Straight sl4ISs
Sna place .I9!5 while place i, p - on 8.
Icrilsra piaysa baso freely. but the BLACK
'I Se ssss sHasSasoi
the. public made ARA strong fayorite. and
that nsndy
sso was shrd A Was IL t.:
bunch whom the dag fell but she refused to
Glam n Was sbsoIntsiy left though. and It was
plfns az of day for the sSpts ,or III.
gliding race at q mile. for which there were
but four starters. senorita at to !. with
s wUn Y snS,s any rdn " knE
maker.
Mayer Gran. ssyys that Il is all nj mista *
Mayor i Is Very GOOD iriend y Saihsn straus,
owner of Aciloiam and other YOU gs!ers and
It was In MIR. Strauss interest that Trainer
Dolph Wheeler was interviewed.
President DIVER SAYS that yhs $3.50 nness i'm
posed ON jockeys Simms end Taral on Mon
day win not he. remlttej. We must have
money with which to build fences" laughed
MIR. Dwy-r
The following are summaries Of the days
races:
THE FIRST RACE.
swesp,takes Of SO each. for thrseysAr.olds and
upward with sl,oOo added OF whtca 500 10 second
End sinO TO thifd; one nile and . sixteenth,
Wacott Cam, beiVs CHI 9. Worth. 4 by Luke Black
ourn-feytonA barry. III tTarAl s..,.......
J. Evanssh c. Beansey: D. 10. "A. Covingtsnl ...,..
santa anita Stables b. T. santa Anna lbs Dosgetp,.
Time, LA
sl ss,,sn Ann. B's Nsas.n With to q
Slas. S6o0 edS0
THE SECOND RACE.
sweepstakes Of go each, for twoyear.olds that
have not won stake race overnight swsepstakes
counting with Sis added. OF which e2JO second
and 500 30 third sig furiongs
santa Anita stables b. r. saionicA By GrtnsteAd-
SscGIi c.mp6.iI: xeiol. ii iTar.D. ;;.;.... :
FL Dryer sons br. AAind, 20 u. LAmblsy),.., y
King Mes Nnens. Theirs =, staisctits. Pan Handle.
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euPBRaUMAN EFFORT
That Saved q Nan from au Awful
Death.

SALT Lass CRY, March l5.--John
White, brick mason, has teen arrested
by Deputy Marshal Cannon OF . reQuisition
from the Governor Of Wyoming charging
him with murder. On July &. 1890. White
10 alleged to have pushed a brakeman In
the employ Of the Union Pacific. named
Pat TAggart. from . freight train on which
White WAS beating his way. When the
brakeman was missed White was seized,
beaten over the head with revolver,
kicked and cuffed until he WAS uncor scious,
and then thrown into the oaboose. When
he came to his senses = rope vas placed
around his neck, the end attached to the
rear platform of the caboose and while
the train was moving At . high rate of
speed White vas pushed of the platform,
BY an slmost supsrhuman exertion.
White grasped the platform With his right
hsnd, and with bis left succeeded in extri.
eating his hesd from the moose. He then
started for the mountains and was pursued
by the train hands. who fred five shots
from revolvers at him. Two of the shots
passed through his right leg Almost un.
conscious the man succeeded in eluding his
pursuers aud found refuge In = camp,
where he WAS kept until he had recovered
from his injuries.
LAST July he came here and fled suit in
the District Court sgAinst the Union PAcibc
Railway, praying for damages in the sum
of $4,000 for the injuries received at the
hands Of the employees Of the company
White protests his innocence, and says
Tsggsrt sccidently fell between the cars
Shile passing over the train. II 10 said by
Whites friends that the arrest was caused
bv the railroad so - to defeat the efforts Of
White 10 obtain damages.
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Tho Prssidsnt's Pleus.

The President will not call an extra ses.
sion Of the Senate. He will not appoint
the nine new circuit court judges until
Congress meets in December. He con-
sidered the matter today aud reached these
conclu sions. He had no doubt la his own
mind thst he hsd full power to appoint the
new Circuit court judges. rs well - all the
other officers created by the last Congress.
but he thought 1t best to avoid any possible
complications which might arise 10 regard
to appointments T. such important life
PORTIONS by postponing them until Con
arees vas IN seseiop, and there could be no
question about them.
The Law creating the new circuit courts
requires ,hAt they shali be organized Ia
June. This requirement can be met, the
President thinks. by the formal organisa-
ton Of the courts by the members Of the
Supreme Court and present circuit judge
Ia each circuit The many candidates
whose papers have been pouring into the
White House and the department of justice
will therefore have IN wait till next winter.
The President also determined that hs
would start on biz southern and western
trip the second week In April. and that, be-
fore he goes. he will appoint the nve
members Of the new land court who serve
during good behavior, aud not for life, /,
the new assistant secretary Of the treasury,
the new assistant postmaster- general, the
new commissioner Of immigration and the
minister to japan. lie hss no doubt OF his
power to do % or. II 10 stated, Of their
powers to draw salary, in spite Of section
1851, Revised Statutes.
He has not - yet selected any Of these
sppoirtees.
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Of laIgs box. BY this ncans the Who'll,
crew got ashore With the assistauce OF III
Massachusetts humane society's crew, ami
Gay head fesidents.r
Cape. T, II. Smith Of The tug Nina seates
that be received HE ordefs and courses
from the commander in chafss Of the Ca
lena and scsed accoedinely.j
Commander Bicknell has made arrange
ments with the Boston Tovboat Company
vfecking agent at Vineyard Haven 10 save
everything possible from the wreck. The
steam tug Mercury and the steam light
Oak. with divers, stsam pumps. etc., a.
rived at Gay Head this afternoon fer thai
purpose. Il 10 thought that he slsan tug
Nina may be saved. Everything Of value
viii be taken from the Gslena. The pros.
pects Of Heating her are considered poor.
She has considerable ammunitionson hoard.
designed for the U. 8. Steamer Lsacastef,
nov nttire out II Portsmouth,.
n Many seafaring men we'll acquainted
with the locality and tides between Gay
head and Vineyard Sound hehtship a.
tribute the disaster to y strong seuthesly
current. which takes ships in that
vicinity and must Get them from proper
course. Tug Nina was not Of sufacient
power to tow = heavy chip ON straight
course against the current. The two ves-
sells nov lay about four miles out Of their
proper couree.
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CABLE FLASH D0.

II IL rumorsd that Prince Bismut will
be asked to act 81 arbitrator in the Behfins
sea question.
DIR. Ludwig Windthorsf, parliamentary
Iesder Of the Catholic party in Rassia. who
has been dangerously i'll for some days
pas. died Saturday morning. He was born
ia 1912.
Phiilipsen, the sosp manufacture OF Co
psnhssen, Who was connected with iosuP-
ance frauds and who murdered the clerk
named Meyer, and sent the body 10 Ne~
York In lime cssk. has been condemned
10 death for the cripe.
The London Standard says the claim Of
Parneli to be the sole make, Of the nation
sl movement 10 pure fiction. His utility
lay in his capacity 70 appropriate other
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