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YasAu.E News OF Iat.ress

81. Roger Maxwell's steel schooner yacht
Emerald. which has been undergoing repairs
at Lawley's yard. Boston. arrived at Tsbo's
dock. South Brooklyn. on last Monday. She
Il painted white. and has undergone other
changes since last summer. She 10 now three
feet longer on the water line. being 11s feet
over all. and has ~ feet beam. an increase OF
two inches. Her foremost Is stepped one fsot
further forward. and she Is provided with .
longer boWsprit. which 10 expected 10 enlarge
her sail plan considerably. The changes.
70 ss,s S ai
ySisS1 i, a.tlRs Sst !. Faiiios. y;rd breS SH
DAY and towsd over 70 fspos 70 have her sails
beat and receive stores. She will leave on her
NSthsnisl l. FrSneis's pretty little schooner
ssskars IL having her decks cAlksd and be-
The repairs and general ovsrhauIink which
T. q Bonedlets steam yacht Oneida has been
undergoing Tor the past month are about com
r. LAdsw's .tAam. yacht orisnta has been
thorGegnIy oyslh1nlSu. anu ne" coat Of paint
John A Morris's steam yacht Cora will not
.d.. Uan:S 81 BS1d :ss. I- SSt
be In commission this rear. As her owner IL
J. hsTpoat EorEan's steam yacht COrsair.
eommandsd By Capt Bailey vii not 90 into
somnission until August as Mr.. Morgan win
Cart. issstt }; Smith Of the steam yacht
Mr.. Psrkins's Schooner yacht Columbia will
not be In com mission this year
MT tlaglsfs steam yacht Alicia, which has
hauled. and will Be used on the Sound alter
n q p Borden. steam yseht Camilla win
Nate Lttlshsld Of the YSdstte In charge.
Capt, Charles II. GIsenl4W Of the Sapphire
lish steam yacht Cleopatra when she arrives
G, o. D. Isslin's steam yacht HslvetIa viii
be among the hrst boats In commission this
year. The httl1g out process will DO com
meneSd on April IL.
A. y Towers schooner yacht LADY Evelyn
has been towed to R0ughkeepSie. where she
VIII be laid up
CommodeTs s I. Hustled. JTA. schooner
Crusader Will De nttsd out at PieDgrass's Jard.
CITY IalAnd. on AAy j.
The EnIeEiSlamsnt COMMITTEES Of the Sea-
W1nhAka- Corral THAN IAeht Club have made
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The Rosebud" Csasot Flaa Eaoagh Moasy
ts Make . Match with DIxos.

A crowd OF sports visited the Police Gazette
ofiee In Anticipation OF witnessing the making
OF . match between Walter EdRerton. the
Kentucky Rosebud" and George Dixon.
Fdgerton and his hacker had agreed to meet
Tom o. Rourks and Dixon TO sign articles. The
"Rosebud's" representative WAS on hand
ready TO talk business. but on being informed
that 0 Rourke had stated he would arrange no
posted 81 600 to cover the deposit O'Rourk .
had posted to match Dixon to fight EdEerton
for y, 900 or Si0 600. the REPRESENTATIVE OF
done In the matter
1t was lnnoanssd that the Z" Rosebud" could
not get 81. 900 to fight for but Was willing to
meet Dixon for any reasonable sum at ] 10
pounds. and weigh At the ring side. Probably
for 81 900 : aide the match can be arranged
for EdRerton appears willing to acct Dixon
and says he Is confident he can defeat him
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Chi-ss was . Hot F.vo-ite. sst Wight
Get the RrtEs.

LITTLE Rock. April 4.-The feature Of to-
days races was the Tennessee Brewing Asso-
citation Stakes. which was won By Wightman.
with Thorpe mp. In 1:49S Chimes was . hot
favorits on account OF his great victory yss-
terday. but he was not In the race. The track
First Race-ssvsn -eighths OF . mile; selling Med.
dsr. lol dsshl TO won; sir Waiter Raleigh.
opd; Freedom. third Time. Bin
second saSs.ons,haf mile; two-ys.r.olds Trif,.
Carter, third Time, O:b1.
Third Rscs-six and half furionEs yoliowday. 105
Usher, even. won: Mckenzie, second; Lady Car,
third Time. 1:2oh
Fourth Racs-Tsnnsssss Brewing Association statss;
one and one sixteenth miles wightman 1ok lThorpA
2to ]. Won: Chant 1oe JohnsonI seconds Calhoun. 81
Firth Rscs-ons nile Eugene ss toardnsr,. 1 to ?,
won: Jay HARDY, ioe thsttoxa second; Rusn Lgh.
third Time, ltAT.
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HAVE FAITH IN THE FIN.
Tive Smart Ten-rss.rs which wstsen ~,
Herrs.hoR Are Turri.g out.

aerreshou Are IuFntng "uts
The remarkable activity displayed By yacht
designers and builders on the other side Of the
water IL certainly astonishing. In view OF the
general depression in trade all over the world.
Watson. the designer Of the valkyrle. has no
lsss than thirty-thrss orders for new boats.
ranging all the way from q 1.o0o-ton steam
yacht down to one-raters. The lot includes .
forty-ratsr for Admiral MontaRu. and two
twenty-raters and q en-rater. the latter to be
pIttsd AGAINST Mr.. Allan's boat which the
Herreshoffs are building at Bristol As both
are S9at completed and neff rs,dy
Ws. r.: Hd :s T. s :sd' Built in
90 feet over ali. over 80 feet on the water line.
se:; Gsass AZ IL. IA. Sst sr;SSS Ea
he: d.Gg 81 ws: he. sod Syub:
SKIN. cedar inside Hst With msSoeany oassiSs.
hull Betx.sn The eost,ns. sSsr. !: : dfspins
craft. She viii have steamed tim srs. and
yiii. be two tons. and the total weight
.'. eight ton S''f 30 II oomD.fison With ' sss
last 1ss: eraS1 n tSnd5nse5 she M 9 sb
It's end. Sho has fair hoist to her maipsail.
with . very small topmast and still smaller
bowsprit. the latter resembling horn. =, -,
The Herreshon boat 10 90 feet over all. 80
feet on water line. o. feet inches sxtreme
beam, and feet z inches dIaught with I'm.
A. @. Mevey. the Boston expert. In comparing
her with the Watson boat says:
Judging the two boats By their dim snsions,
Watson's best chance should be In strong and
moderate winds The Watson boats power
her sail than our boat.
Nothing could more clearly show the ad-
vance Of the I'm type Of boat than its adoption
by the two designers. The performance Of the
ssow isa 81 s ga yns tsS 4 T. t tS
65-foot class, has in the majority OF all his
other orders built the I'm In preference to any
According to the British rating rule foot
efwatsr-line length sauals about 90 square
feet OF sail. That Is. the Watson. craft with
over ton more displaeems ant and foot less
moro 20 drive her than the Bristol boat Mo-
mentum tells In strong winds. ana the boat
with Q little more sail and more power should
win. In wetted surface the Watson boat 10
than the American boat"
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Tie New York Psaltry ass FiEesA Assoc
siatsa Elect Omesrs.

meeting Of the New York Poultry and
PIGEON Association was held yesterday after
noon at SO Liberty street and the following
officers and directors were elected: President
Thomas Il. Terry. New York city; Vice-Presi-
dents. Robert Colgate and Thee A. HS aye,
llAms Of TAunton. MASA.; Treasurer. Charles
M GIifins: shelter Island. n y; S ssctsif.y
n. j.; Counsellor. Albert Reynaud, New YORK;
Directors. Robert Colgate. ID. T. NeTeI, u 7.
keynzud. H v. Crawford, Philgntec M!l!lamsi
4. A. HAvsmeyer. Jr.
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TLs ysIHssrs - Fr,sss.
SAN FRlxcIsoo. April A-wsathsr clear Gad

pleasant; track fast. Summaries:
FlTst RAes-Ftvs fQFiOngs; SslliRE EmnA D, 100
shaw stO 4, Won; Log dor l06 0soAnsl IL 1.
second; durango. - tE Jonesl % thlTd Tina
liOzgl. ChulA- ny Lady. J. ~ Palmer LAdy Cratic,
Clara cola Ivy And FlsSstAn Alao ran
VOC; 81 MOI Jos Is9Ss@Aak 90 a I sseeRa Vie
Au5tralt. and GsThArdias colt. Ils0 ran
ThiEd haes.oas mis; ssllsg Ii9rs4A so q. Logo.
lTssS. "a PiEEottl 70 a. third Tine. l IS Jssale
ksPsranes R0ss CLARK Jake Allen. Prleshs ana stead
fA6t also
Fourth Raes-seAnt ak furlOnEs Royal Fush. III
Qaoml 70 l. De BEacsy. lO2 tSsansl 10 J. sec
cad AsAnis. 100 VI. CARR II % s. tbpd Tine IA
Motto. honowAL biizAAFd PeseAdoE. and HAPPY Day
also ran.
nfth Raes-ssVsa flEl0nSs. ssluaE BFas sestL al
a. Carl 70 o. yea clAsQusE lO1 tTabsE Esl ~ 70
second: Carmel g tobss.ltsEAi 1ote lhiId fiAs.
1;1a haymArkst. oa1sis. aAa n hsne alle ia.
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"Cs-.ssL." ss1ts. :. Hls Fsst AE.Is.

William sexton has given up the erutchss
that he has had to use ever since MS leg vas
broken on Dee. IS last By being thrown from .
broadway cable ear - Ii was rou ndinR : curve
He VAS out Of doors for while yesterday In .
happy frame Of mind
SsxtOh vii resume his lsssons dsxt Essk
RSadoiph HsIssr 10 aifsraaIs AZ tutor Ia ths
WArsTOons Ol the b b. O. Company Sexton
has been unable 70 work for four mOnthA He
eAbls oo8Daays
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CINCINNATI April A-The wire supplying the
Covington pool room was tapped yesterday.
but the tricksters buugled their work so that
they secured but little money. Tho plan OF the
wire tappers was to hold the first race at Madi-
son until their agents could place some money
came aus plcious and stopped taklng bets.
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Reaeaeat villas the Nerthanptoushirs
Stakes.

LONDON. April 4.-The Northamptonshire
Stakes Of 1000 sovereiGns. . handicap for
three-year- Odds and upward. one mile and
half and two hundred yards. was won By Mr..
Sir J. Thursby's Paddy years. second: Duke
OF Devonshires Theseus. 3 years. third
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Baseball Yesterday.
baseball Game. To-day.

New York va Murray nills. at the Polo grounda
brooklyn va ST. Johns College. az Eastern Park.
Columbia va Princeton. at Manhattan Field
Brown Boston. At Boston.
Williams W. Trinity. az Hartford.
Holy Cross Va Dartmouth. At Worcester.
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Friassssa FsssSAn Candidates Go Rspsrt o.
AsaaAE.

PRNcEroS April 4.-Capt Trsnehard OF the
Princeton football team issued an order to-
night to candidates for next seasons slsvsA-
The new men will report for practice on Nom
candidates for quarter and full backs
TrenehAId announced that . squad will be
.D,;a % s nsSSor IHr s sen@ s pSae'les me
designed to bring out new material Holly has
IotuEnsd after three monthS' illness, It
Asxt season. except King and Blake
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Coles. gsAssr. WIN Coates, .. M.y 8.

At the meeting OF the college fencing repre-
ssntAtiyes. held at Is East Sixty -ssVsnth
street yesterday. Yale did not have delegate
present A. @. Thatcher Of the Harvard Fsne-
ing Club and L. n. lawson, JE. OF the Column
biG FSneers' Club decided to hold the tourna-
meat on Nay o II was also agreed that the
contests should be held alternately In New
York aud BOston- This year the meeting will
take place In New York at the Racquet and
TsnAls GLIB HAryaEds TepEsssAtativs aD-
chalk mark and having contestants GeknOWl-
edge their own poIntl.
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The Ts-.e Jews Her-.--- Will H-i.s ME
Stua 10 Gsissbure.

Stua TO RstesburG.
GALEsBUR1. Ill. April 4.-C W. Williams
yesterday surveyed his new race track. and
arranged for building q grand stand with a
seating capacity OF 5000 and stables for 200
horses He announces . district racing meet
for sept. II to ~. With fifteen stakes Of Sl.OU0
each, to be closed May /.
Large purses for special attractions viii be
also offered. The track will be regulation in
shape. Williams says that owing TO the lay OF
the land and nature OF the coil IL will be one Of
the fastest in the country. special train will
bring his stock from Independence.
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There was . rumor around town yesterday
that Mr.. James Gordon Bennett had pur-
chased the cup defender Vigilant and would
race her this year in English waters against
the Prince OF WAles's Britannia and Lord Dun
ravens Valkyris. Up at New York Yacht Club
nothing was known about the matter. One OF
the members. however. said that he thought
there was no truth in It, a. the VtEilAnt was
totally unsuitsd for English waters. and that
Mr.. Bennett would probably build q new yacht
for next seasons races. As reported In The
RIIA
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this BIZ hseonss Law Il Ylll BE- be-, I'm posi-.
pay, and there will be no racfng In the East
until the opening OF the regular racing season
in this state at Gravesend on MAY 10.
Hundreds Of horses have been hurried along
in preparation for the race meetings at Wash
train srs have had their work for their palma
Every stail at the Bsnnings and Ivy City
courses IL filled aud there will now be great
scattering South and West.
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,. 5. Ticker wi-s tLs =. a. 4. RasS.sG
CkAzBIssskiH.

BosToS. April Al s. TOoksr won the B. A.
A. Racquet Club chan piohship TO-DAY By de-
feating II. H. HunnsWell. Jr,. winning three
TO one The serving and taking OF the players
WAS remarkably strong. IOOkePs hits were
cleaner aud placed lover. Hunnswell did not
leors vas -. l1-1s 15-l2 19-l5.
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Sonpaf:iis Is lot lbs 2i0 al st3 SOY All soo So
Umpirss-A- Linnermann and Thomas Martie. scor.
srs-C. Ebsrstaisr and y. Bergman Aysrags-Jellys
Az i6; konparsils 1904
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Jollys.....es 10 22a $40 sI2 43e SO 5el 60 Ixs
AcmeA l42 2oS 273 $50 ass 61o 65o e0o 76S
The Uncle Sam Tournament came to enc last
night The vsspsr Club had only four present.
and refused " play. The score;
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BICYCLES CHEAP.
versa: a S1 iftSi re; AsP sff
lie All n rsr = EFT issTH ST.
Thirty-second street. on

club house. East Thirty-sscond street on
The regular monthly meeting Of the Jerssv
City Yacht Club was held last Tuesday night
at Clinton Hall. Jersey City Heights The
date for the annual plank cd. shad dinner was
fixed for Saturday. MAY 8. A. stag will follow
the dinner. After long debate q resolution
was adopted to admit boat owners who desire
to Join the club. without paying an initiation
Zee. but on receipt Of one years dues in adj
was not changed.
The newly organized New York Bav Yacht
Club held q ll-sttended meeting last Tues
day night at the residence Of u. y yIselend,
Jersey City Heights. Chairman Yreeland OF
the Regatta Committee reported that dates for
races had been fixed as follow: MAY 30. June
~. 80. July IA. -. Aug. 70, Sept & and ~
The races viii be open to all boats Of the club
and the owners Of the two leading boats in the
nrst race will each receive aprize to Be awards
cd By the Commodore and Commodore
The prizes for the remaining races will be
awarded By the club. An omen regatta will be
held during the season. On May the club
VIII take possession OF Its new club house,
located on the Grssnville shore Of New York
BAY.
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Coming 4. Tax. o.. v.ily r,s H.-..

LIVERPOOL. April 4.-Capt Cranfeld and .
crew OF twenty men sailed for New York on
the steamer Majestic to-day to bring to Eng
land Lord punraven's yacht Valkyrie. The
yalkyris will be supplied with racing outnt
In tha Clyda.
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PATERSON BEATS NEWARK.
Six Gases DO Fosr Canes n the First
Round or Teas Chess Match.

The Paterson Chess Club visited the Newark
Chess Club last Tuesday to play the first round
OF . team match on ten boards. The visitors
produced . strong team. while the Newark
players did not seem to exert themselves much
to get out their best representatives The re-
suit was that the visitors won By six games to
four games.
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we nay like the shlpG b. tsmpsst b. tsssd
Ga Psriloul dsapI bal eAanofb b. lest"
lsmaAes ksbsrt ElaHsEs" u niisd states B0sk Cal-
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s1orvs. Eur WITHOUT sErr1xe.
Net n-sA Prospect So spert =, ivy Cisy
saa HeAsangp.

WASHINGTON. April A-Ths Senate to-day
passed bill permitting horse racing in the
District Of Columbia during certain seasons.
but prohibiting pool selling and bookmakine.
This bill. II II becomes Law. will practically
kill racing at WASHINGTON.
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rEAnEa
Aemss ..,. os 1b4 22S 2g1 368 4s1 SIS SOS T4o ssl
Non parsa .y3 1o7 236 S3l ava <7O 663 63y TIA 800
Unpirss-A wilkins aud 1. Won schoendorf Scorers
% q, Brown and y bergman ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I6l 80; Aemss. 100 1-6.
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The following 10 the score OF the game
played between Goodbody and Hymes:
TABLE NO. 1-FREScH D

The second round between the same clubs
will be play ed at Paterson on Friday. April IL
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ne Eonpsreis Of Jersey City Heirhts and Joiys ana
Asmss both OF Hoboke were the eontendinE teams In
schsdus games In the series Of the New Jersey
Bowling Association tournament which were rolled
last evening At Major L q Pniberts Assembly Rooms
alleys In ueboken- The scores:
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BsWlsE Ga7ss Ts-alEhG
IioassE Va sPhsEsia sphsE0ia "a HSuE. HslE Va ~
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-07-05
Highest Of all in Leavenng Power-Latest u S Govt Report
RE!A!:'!,!! g! BsMasgz BskiRg
ABSOLUTELY PURE

noue unat ne was prosuraJe on the
floor, and that among the friends
about him there We're both confusion
and alarm.
Hearing noise, he turned about
and saw DR. Duncan beneath a chair
His jaw had dropped; his eyes were
staring; his head was bent half un-
der him. He was quite unconscious
and was snoring in a most deter
mined and alarming manner. More
noise still and much motion.
Then his eyes overlook DIR.
Keith's feet and legs making valor-
GUS efforts TO overturn the supper ta-
BILE, or more probably to annihilate
everything that was ON it. 1 say
more probably, for frequent repeti-
tions of inhalation have confirmed,
in the case of my esteemed friend, a
character for maniacal and unre-
strained destructiveness under chic
reform in the transition stage"
1t is little wonder that Mrs. Simp-
son was alarmed. But the daring
doctors were extricated from among
the legs of chairs and tables and
soon recovered themselves and were
filed with triumph at the success of
their new an3sthetic. When Dr.
Simpson became Sir James Simpson,
he took for his motto ''Victo Delore"
pain conquered, which certainly
meant more and was more honor
ably earned than the notices of
most noblemen and noble houses
Century.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-07-05
THE BOYCOTT.
The East Bound Killed on Its Arrival in
Helena.
Helena IIprald1

The boycott against the Pullman
Car company in Helena began with the
arrival of the east-bound passenger at
2 20 this afternoon. When the train
pulled in there was no engine on the
siding to take it on it's journey east,
and it was not long before the passen-
gers on the train learned that Helena
was to be their stopping place, at least
for time. This is the result OF n tele-
gram received from Superintendent j..
ID. Finn, at Livingston, ordering that
the train be "killed" here. So the east
bound lies at the depot here and here
it will stay until the boycott is salts
factorily adjusted.
At last nights meeting of the local
lodge OF the American Railway Union
it was resolved not to handle Pullman
cars. This was in accordance with the
order from President peJs ordering
the boycott. Rumor has it that freight
will not be handled east of here, but
no confirmation of this report could
be obtained.
The passenger train came very near
being stalled at Elliston, twenty nine
miles west, and was held at that
place half an hour before the members
of the A. X. U. would allow it to pro-
ceed
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shops would close indefinitely this
afternoon.
TERRE HAUrE, June 29.-Four hun
dred A. II. u. employees on the Evans
Vile & Terre Haute and Chicago &
Eastern Illinois railroads have struck
TOPEKA, June 29.-General Manager
Frey, of the Santa Fe, says: "Our
trains came out of Chicago last night
with the regular Pullman equipment.
The most serious trouble is on the
Western Grand division. Everything
is tied up at Ration. Last evening one
of our train dispatchers there named
Smith was chased by 500 men to the
hills. The mob notified the chief night
dispatcher that if he went on duty
they would kill him. We are handling
very little freight. In my opinion the
strike will soon spend itself"
DENVER, June 29.-All roads sent
out regular trains today except the
Santa Ee. The employees of the Den
yer e. Rio Grande and the Union Pacific
have not refused to handle Pullman
cars. 1t is understood full meeting
of lodges will be held tonight to con-
slider the matter.
KANSAS CITY, June 29.-The SAINT a
Fe is moving all passenger trains out
of this city today. The roads are not
attempting to make up freight trains
as most of the switchmen are out.
The Pullmans are going through,