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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03
Real Estate Transfers.

Sheriff of Cambria county to David Hite
Morrellyi.le; consideration, $40.
Francis Behe ct ux. to Mathiot Reade
| Washington, S5s1.
Julius Eyer ct ux. to Mathiot Resda
/ CreSSOn township, s2437.
James Moons executor to George A
/ O'Hara, Munster. 81 500
! Administrator of Conrad SuppeS 10
guardian of rreda B. Suppes. Johnstowp.
81.
Administrator of Conrad Suppes to
guardian of Freda b Suppes. Johnstowp.
| $1,000. IL
barbara Ream ct al to John Ream. Up
| per Yoder. 500.
fhIlip Gray ct uX. to Joseph A. Gray ct
al, Susquehauna. - 2O3g.
Benedectine Society of WeStmoreIard
county to Joseph \. Gray. CarroIltown. 81.
David III. Edwards ct al. TO Sarah Hess.
| WilmOre. -.
Donald McRae ct ux. to Richard Shultz.
Spangler, 500.
Samuel J. Horner to Mack Deater.
Johnstown. 81
l. y. Rodkey ct uX. to Robert IL. Nc
Garvey, Spangler. $50.
Harry Swank ct al. To John A Strayer.
Johnstown. g, 800.
Abel Lloyd ct al. to Charles McFadden.
Jr., BlackIick, So
Andrew Lantzy ct ny to f. l.. Beck
with, Hastings, 81
Abel Lloyd ct al to RlacklicS Land aud
Improvement Company, jackson. 81.
j. c. Il. Decker To Ellen NJ Decker.
Reade, 500
David q. Hildebrand et al. to James 2.
Hildehrand, COnemaugh township, 500.
Chest Creek Land n Improvement Com
pany, jackson, 81.
j. c. i. Decker to Ellen NJ Decker,
Reade, slun
David &. lildehrand ct al. to James Z.
Hildebrand, Conemaugh township. 500.
Chest Creek Land ~ Improvement Com
pany to Anthony lille. Ir-. Patton. 500.
+. A. Thompson et ux. To Luther Miller,
Washington, $50.
Mary Ann Eckenrode ct viz. TO Daniel
LanLzy. Elder. Sl.uOu
Herman Heider et ny. 10 Henry Witt.
MorrellYiIle. 500.
Michael Noon ct al. to George a. O'Hara
Munster. 81.
Jacob zimmerman ct ny. To Augustus
&. kull, East COncmaugh. 500.
Catharine GaTman 70 sherman l.. Glenn
ent, EbenSburg s. 900
H. y. Shoemaker ct ny. to Sherman /.
Clement, EbrnShurg. 5000.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03
Reduced Rates onth y. U. X.

For the accommodation of persons who
desire to attend the meeting of the German
Baptists (Dunkardsl, To be held at Decatur,
H., May - to June :, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell from May n
10 June l, inclusive. excursion tickets from
all points on their system west of and in
cluding Baltimore, Lancaster and Read
ing, and south of and including SunbuTy,
to Decatur and return, at a single fare for
the round trip. Tickets will be good To re-
turn to starting point not later than July
9th.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03
fs0use Karned

The house of AnSelm Bradley, about a
mile northeast of LoreJto, vas burned To
the ground on Saturday. At the time the
fire originated the members of the family
were out in the fields, ana noticing "ohSid .
erable smoke, they hurriedly ran TO the
house, but by the time they reached there
the kitchen was all ablaZe, and 50 quick
was the work of destruction that there
was but verv little of the contents of the
house saved. We failed To learn the
amount of the loss or whether there was
any insurance on the building or not.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03
Reduced Rates to Denver. Col.

For the accommodation of persons who
desire tu visit Colorado on the occasion of
the meeting of the National Educational
Association at Denver, Col, July = TO -.
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell czcur~ign tickets on July 3. : and
to Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou
and Pueblo at the extremely low rate of
500 from New York: so - from Phila-
delphia; Sl7.50 from Baltimore and Wash
iugton: STD from Harrisburg. and at
proportiouate rates from other points.
These tickets will bc good for return
passage from Colorado points on July T.,
Il, II and u, with an extension until Sep
tembcr l. if desired.
a special train of Pullman buffet sleep
| ing cars viii be run. leaving New York al
1910 A. Nj. July I, stopping al prominent
intermediate points and arriving at Den
yer on the evening OF July Is.
! This affords grand opportunity for a
! trip TO the world-rcuowncd Rocky Moun-
| tain resorts IN Colorado al a comparatively
! small cost.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03

On Saturday, June lst, there viii be a
bicycIe race at the Ebensburg fair grounds
that promises to bring together some OF
the hest wheelmen in the country. The
race will be for a distance of ten miles, and
seOO in prizes will be distributed as follows:
First. s75: second, $50; third, $35; fourth,
SO; fifth, $40; sixth, -, and the seventh
gold medal.
For particulars address d. b. Denny,
chairman Of com mittee, Ebensburg, Pa
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03
wiIiSot stain rsi- Fathers Name.

4 dispatch from Dubois Pa. on Fri
dav says: James f. Long. president of
the defunct Bank of Du BOiS, returned home
to-day from trip abroad. The firstnewS
he heard of the banks failure was
when he was in Paris. Mr.. Long said to-
day: The assets of the bank, | am told,
will come within SlO,COO of paying every
thing But whatever they lack will be
paid. if have to pay every cent of it my
self. II the sum needed i all I have and
my wife has to sell her personal effects
and ieweiry, 40 man will suffer. On the
marble shaft above my father is the le-
gend: Here is an honest man | am old
aud broken in health, but l will begin
anew. without a cent, if necessary to square
off the accounts, and without staining
that name"
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SSIHNEE.S NOTICE

u
n The undersigned having been appointed
assignee OF VIM. Mansfield. and Am manda, his
wife OF Ashvilie borough. Pa. in trust for the
neueht of creditors notice is hereby given To all
perscEs indebted to said Wm. Mansfield To make
immediate payment. and persons having claims
to present them according TO law
J. r. NICK ENRICR, j. !. RHODbG.
Attorney for Assignee, Assignee.
Ebensburg Pa. AShyille, Ia.
April 10, 1895.
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Lilly, Pa ., March %, /
A SSIGNEE,S NOTICE


~ The updersgne having been duly appoint
ea assignee OF Theodore Benden. and Sarah, his
" fe OF GallitZiu township. Pa. in trust for the
beueht OF creditors. notice is hereby given to ali
persops indebted to said Theodore Benden u
make immediate payment, and persons having
claims to present them according to law
j. F. MCKENRICK J. J. RHODDY,
Attorney for Assignee. Assignee.
Ebensburg, Pa. AshVil!e, Pa
April 10, 1925.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03
A nMlNIsrRAInR,s NOTICE.

y Estate OF Philip Farren. deceased.
Letters of administration upon the estate OF
PbiITp Farren. deceased, late of Munster town
ship in Cambria county, Pennsylvania, having
aeen granted to me. ali persons indebted to said
estate aie hereby notified TO make payment to me
without delay. and those having claims against
said estate viii present them duly authenticated
for settIement II. p. FARREN.
Munster, Pa, April L., lS95A Administrator
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03
April ;. 1895
.XECUTOR'S NOTICE

II II z
Ia Estate O. lanes hagan. s'r.. deeessed.
Letters testamentary Oh the estate ot James
Hagan, ST. late Of the borough of Lilly. Cam
p-Ia county. Pennsylvania. deceased. having
neen granted to me all persons indebted To said
estate hereby notified make payment tn
me withou: delay. and those having claims
a.aia Z said estate will present them properly
authenticated Tor settlement
DANIEI. HAC.AN.
Lilly, Pa -. March rs, 1898 Executor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03

Thomas Williams. of Irvona. was
laughing while AT work near eli ular
saw in mill at Wiltiamsport on Mo lay.
\ hem!ock splinter, one and a half hes
long. was flung by the saw into his II cat.
where IL lodged. He suffered severe tor
ture for eight hours before doctor could
be found TO remove il.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03

died at her home i'm Croyle township on
Monday afternoon, aged about 30 years.
She is survived by her husband and four
small children.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ periti.ns Tor the transfer Of liquor licenses
have been hled in the ii-e n the clerk OF the
Court OF Quarter Sessions Of Clmhria county aud
will be presented Tor its consideration on MON
DAT. MAY 9Th. lss5.
Petit on Of william A. Mellon for the transfer
OF license granted To + A Melton iu Patton bor-
OuRh.
Petition Of Thomns McCrossin Tor the transfer
of license granted To Il. &. Beck in Patton boz
Ough.
Petition Of Andrew SchoemnLe- Tor the trans
fer OF license granted TO Michael Schel IN Reade
township. -
Etensburg, Pa. April 10. Is9s CLERK q =.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03

A DNl n .>IRATOR'S NOTICE.
~ Letters Ot administration upon the estate
OF Jacob Trinkley. late OF Carroll township. Cam
hria county. deceased. were duly granted by the
Register OF said county to the undersigned. and
all persons indebted to said estate are hereby no
tined to make immediate payment and those
having claims against the same TO present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
SNI.N ESTER BRADLEY,
CarrnlltOwu. Pa.
SYLVESTER ECKENRODE.
!. r. MCkENRICK. ESQ. IsOrett0. Pa.
Attorney tor estate. Admin istrators
EsbensSurg. Pa. March 20. 1S95N
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03
,,LAND PERSONAL

Adams. Of CleariieId town
+, few hour, in town on Wed
r,,. and isabel o'NeiIl, of
=, spending a few days visiting
E5ru,5urs.
p., -hr fish dealer. has re-
.-..rs>> iu this place and will
-,.dracr ia Johnstown-
.r.,,a. sou Of Thomas Pagan,
t-r, Of Eben>bure. died in
saturday. aged 81 years.
sheridan. Of JohnStown.
+,,.y.-rtIug her mother, Mrs.
..-.4a. oi this place, last week.
Lambour and Harry A.
.rN.-Al1wu'~ good citizens,
- Eb-u-burE on Wednesday.
Parrish ha- commenced tear
al. B. UIl- ODD -.
-.-s-Hay iol Ills n'." >'oie o"iiu
3 Mullen the Lily clothing
.-- s.s nr" al iH ILLS issue oI
Fg., shLth "iL' prove pi"'IIaole
q. ll search 1- clothing
E.GI.rg x Loan ASSocia-
stockholders meeting In
,..-d a urw series OI stock.
-.,+f talks about ballots.
-5.r. that the present hoard
Bs4 10 stop the business
.,.T, for printing bailutS for
r- aarrrr- like the Gu-IinJ
and then mutird the job.
n,- Ir. civil and mining en-
Irrr,rawn. has been engaged
.,,su.. T.uzI Company, of
ns.- 4 survey Ut the coal
.5-t ar leased by the Euclid Coal
company al south Fork
Elar.u Young coal miner re-
ID. g-.El..ly. has been missing since
-l. b. .l>r week when he started
hl, 7rirul> thiHh pc haS met
---4g luI . searching party
q l.
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. ssIGNED ESTATE or HENRY J. CON

u " II
Notice Is hereby given that Henry !. Conway.
OF GaIliiZin township, Cambria county. PennsyI-
var ia. has made a general assignment Tor the
bsneht Of creditors TO the Undersigned All per
sons ind ehted to said estate requested TO
make immediate payment and those having
claims VIII resent the same without delay to
or - his attorney. J. j. RHDBbN-
EDWARD 7. AlCNEELIS. Assignee.
JuhnStOwn, Pa. AshYIile. Va.
Ann
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03

A NsNIiEN FIf y NVI To l.
~ ~. A. T.. Little and Susan G.. Little, his
wife, or the borough of LOrettO Cambria county.
having 10y their deed OF voluntary assignment
dated March %. 1895. conveyed to the undersign-
ed. in trust for the benent of creditors, all the
property OF the said W A B. Little. notice II
hereby given that all persons indebted to said
W \ Il. Little wtg please make payment to the
ass iguee. and those having claims demands
against the same will make them known without
delay. p !. LITTLE.
Assignee Of W. A. Il, Little.
EhenS Sburg, Pa March -. lSg5.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03

'E'HE EhenS5urg Building y Loan Association
viii offer FOR sale at the council cha nher E.t-
enshurgr on the :oUrth Monday In May
SI.Usu.UO. THOS DAVIS
LESTER IsAETSsEE, Secretary. President
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03
L'ARNIERS

l.
Your atrention Is kindly called to the best
hay -rieT the market and AT n reasonable
price Call and see il 1t
GEO. HUNTLEY'S
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03

miscellaneous Notices.
4 FINE lot ofTable Oil Cloths inst received at
n q. HUNTLEY =.
A MOTHER lot of Bissel's Carpet Sweepers
u Just arrived at q. HUNTLEY'S.
A LARGE assortment or Garden Tools Just
! ~ received at > Il HUNTLEYFS.
A FEW bundles of Manila Binding Twine. 5
! ~ cents pound at buttons. maya
! FINE assortment of white-wash. Paint and
! - Narnish Brushes just receiv ived by
Ct. HUNTLEY.
! C,ALI. and look at my washing Machines /
| y have two OF the best Kind in the market
mast Il. HUNTLEY.
4 LARGE assortment OF that celebrated Anti
| \ Rusting Tinwsre-warranted no. to rust
apri2 It. q. HUNTLEY'S.
WANTED "A general representative in this
w county to organize local boards tor the
Artisans Savings and Lo.n Association. Ad-
dress 81 Fii'h Ave, Pittsburg Pa. mchZ2
4 LARGE assortment of granite onameiied
~ ware with another 20 per cent. reduction
which makes it almost as cheap as unware Just
received at GEO HtNlLEI'S.
DON'r forget / am headquarters for Base
- Balls and Bats. all kinds of Fishing Tackle,
etc G. HUNELEH.
I'AE-L At HuntIey's and huy Tree Sprayer
y and Spray your iruit trees thereby increas-
! ing your iruit crop enough To pay iar the Snray
er three tines over q. HUN rLEY.
1'HE Ehaushurg Marble and Granite Works
Il are Offering a reduction of 5 per cent on all
work ordered before the ISt OF May. This If done
IA order to avoid the rush Tor Decoration Day
work.
N{-ANTED-A reliable man 10 represent a loan
~ institution IN Cambria county Money
loaned in sums ct 800 to SIO. 600. For particulars
apply u W. NJ DAVIS, CoaIpOrt, Pa.
mch29tt.
| HAVE the agency tor the Eclipse Bicycle ae-
cycles on the market slo reduction regular
bTi.e w,il hS Z iyen to the party giving me the
EAKMERs.
hay carrier OF the market and "A reasonable
GEO. HUNrLEY's.
I'HE Ehens5urg Building y Loan Association
viii offer FOR sale at the council chamber En-
enshuTg- on the :ourth Manday In May,
LESTER I.AE,sEE, Secretary. President.
4 LARGE assortment Of Family Ready Mixed
- Paints. Paints tor Farm Implements Car
rage i.aints OF 40 colOTs and shades. IN > pint
10 gallon cans. If you 80. az To paiut your
you money. G.HUNTLEY.
NOTICE is hereby given that the unders igned
- has leased the Ehensburg Electric Light
plant from e. !. Blair. to effect May Isr an
bills due from above date Will tie cOllecte ~ the
undersigned on the Let OF each Iro-th. All Per
SONS using electric light VS.: please be prepared
TO I'Iy tor same Hat dsi te TO the undersigned
OF one an "tL.gt1ed to collec, the same.
JAMES \, ROSS.
mtNS d Manager.
LNARNE ERS AND HIILDEES.
Il have pat "a a car load OF steel wire nails
amt i-nue ~iEe before ths advance which J ~iu
sell Tor limited time at prices heibTe the adj.
vance. As there will likely 10 another advance
10y the Ist OF April, would advise you to buy in
metiatsly wh-t nails and wire you Tor the
cpm'-G season, thereby saving money by not
Uas IuE the advance prices later Oh. A word TO
the wise Is sufficient. GEO HUNILEH.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03

l HAVE the agency tor the Eclipse BICYCLE ac-
knowIeiged Toy all To- tee one OF the best Bi-
cycles on the market $40 reduction on regular
price viii hC given to the party giving me tie
nrst order this season ti HUNTI.EY
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03

4 LARGE assortment Of Family Ready Mixed
- Paints. Paints tor Farm Implements Car
riaEe l-atnts OF all coluTs and shades. IN > pint
10 gallon cans. If you are sssng To paint your
mousse call and iOOk 1T EiY EaTap.eS. / save
you money. II. HGTNTLEY.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03
AM U{lLnERS.

DARN ERS AMI H(sILDESS
Il have pat "a a car load oil steel wire nails
ant i-nue wire before ths advance which J Siil
Svti Tor limited time at prices heibTe the adj
vance. As there will likely 10 another advance
10y the lst of April, would advise you To buy IN
metiatsly wa-, nails and wire you want Tor the
cpmi-= season, thereby saving money by not
UaS Iug the advance prices later Oh. A word TO
the wise sufficient J+ED. HITNTLEY
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03

ytTANTED-A reliable man 40 represent a loan
w institution IN Cambria county Money
loaned in sums ct 500 10 $40 600. For particulars
apply II W. NJ. DAVIS, CoaIpOrt Pa
mch3gtf.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03

81 ono r is hereby given that the unders igned
- has leased the Ebensburg EIeCJr Light
plant from a.. J. Blair. to take effect May Isf. III
bills due from above date will be cOllecJe ~ the
undersigned on the Let OF each Iro-th. All l,er-
uSIul, electric light wsi. please be prepared
I'Iy tor same Hat isi te TO the undersiR ued
OF one a"tL-Ei4ed TO collect the same
JAMES y, Ross
m4yG 81 manager
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03

'INHE Ebanshurg Marble and Granite Works
are Offering a reduction OF per cent all
work ordered before the lSt OF May. This Is done
IA order to avoid the rush Tor decoration Day
work
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-03

ADAMS. 1f Cieartield town
4n hour, in town GU Wed
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-09-13

'wcr" ''':'!' "Nirr.sly:p contest for intcrna-
h"t!a' h"n"rs m"r" closely resemble each
oth"! II; !"si:" :!'ar any ;wo boats that have
ye; ne; ~ Ia s""."|. In the D4fend"r's
iii'"- ~ tnc'iS 'm"n See only Il clear an.
ErplratiHE =. ~" British ideas while the
NaKNr!" MAJ" ti"rrr-hoM's admirers de-
car" INA. E> ','.>. l,ns have been boldly
pirat-!. ProHyhiy the lac; is there has been
Ah Huwitiu: coming together of idcilS que
10 Inc "N %"h.s', "i the contest. Watson
heure on 'm.i'ing 4 boat 10 beat the Vjyi-
Iaht. ana Hrr:">""E ,rIei TO get u faster
craft than IN" EuciiS" Britannia This mix
up ~ un!ou'r"i!N du" "a the Vigilant's yisi,
laSt year to l.H-s."ud. when she showed 20
John EalI : bpa:-IiI,i'!"rS the lines on which
the Americans hI!Ii their boats So close
Were III" race expected TO be- that neither
SIDE gave awdE' any Information that
might be O! advantage To the other side
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-09-13
COTTON MANUFACTURE SOUTH.
The Aggregate Investment in New
Mills VIII Amount to S15 600 OQO

The Manufacturers Record says that the
announcements Of new cotton mills project
81 n the South during the last three months
exceed that of any similar period in the his
iory OF cotton mill building in this section.
There We're reported II mills which will have
an aggregate Of over 800 900 spindles. which.
added 10 the 100000 Spindles TO be pat into
E!!.iS thitt hai """I reported prior To May
5lst. makes I. total OF about 500 900 spiudies
10 hc adi"i 10 III" number now in operation
III IN" Sorth. II these mills are all built as
Indications promise. the aggregate invest
mrni VIII represent something over {, ,OOO,-
eoJ. a large ma jurity q! ties" mills are AL
ready under construction or contracted for
so ina; the !""3"":;ac" -! lhus" that are never
hnil' WI! hr ve:v small. Mills rr;rrtcd dur
!hS III" pa; w""K We're Il 1000 spindle mill
al DougiHs%vitc. Ga; Il : 100 900 mill at
lorkVile. =. c.: 2.3U0 additional spindl"s to
MoorrsN!i!". y. c.. mill; 1900 additional
5:l"!ItS I" Harmony Grove. Ga. mill: 49,
oVV dhiltIniIa! Slln,!ir~ t. Il mil! at LaurrIS
=. G.: Il S3I.o9O ;:tGiiIDii 20 Il Knoxville cot
!uu mi!l.
Tic rapid expansion of,he textile Interests
"' inc Spuia and I'll" phenomenal activity
V'tNhiiIES IL iron and coal matte r.. cOupIcd
with an !Irrr::, l!Ig demand for farm lands
Tor settlement ''y Western people. j. bring
ing ahp"t an UH'i:''.aIiy healthy business con-
uitlon throughout th!N cutir" section. VIII.
IN" 'oh:InTa'i"n "t high prices t,r cotton.
thc vh"fiE"'.- gram crop which has h'ru
produced ant ;h"-" &'tiN" conditions in H.
dEsIrIa! Interests. -" South lids f,,,- /, h;v,,
III" most ir ,~r'rDGS =, iiSnu winch il mas ,..-
J2y"t :"r many yca!S.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-09-13
Labor Day Obscrvanccs.

inc Labor Day parade in Milwaukee was
the largest ever seen there. Pu6ii, nusincss
IN the city was largely suspended. and there
was general observance Of Labor Dav.
At Kansas City. Mo-, the dav was marked
py the greatest labor demonstration ever
held. Fully 10000 were in lire. and the
Hoats were numerous and magnificent
Al Atlanta. Ga. Labor Day was celebrated
by Il parade oi fifteen hundred working men
through the principal streets.
Mobile. Ala. celebrated the day bv n large
street Of the principal labor Grganiza-
u"ns together with tho police and fire de-
partments
AT Duluth. MINI. over 900 men marched
IN IN" Labor Day larad". One of the fen
lures was the rrrs"nc" OF Mrs Aiken n de,r-
CAT" 10 the Trad" Assembly, at tho head ot
III" column. she J. 1t sister uF Eoy Good
VIII. one oi III" @.N American Eailwuv Union
directors wi" w,r" Imprisoned Dy the Fed
era! ours 'or ""nt"mpt.
EHh1lo, y. Y. rri"h-u'rd the dav hy n
monster i'arad" in which 5000 working men
took part and 10y athletic games and spencb-
making at G"rmania Park.
Al many other points the day was duly
observed. while at other places no attention
was gwen 1t. matters moving along as usual.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-09-13

swallow boat, with deep fin keel or fixed
centerboard. instead of movable one. as
on the Nigilant, and relies, like the De-
lender, on the enormous amount of lead
placed very low down, for power She has
tremendous overhanS and great sheer.
viewed as whole, she might be- called a
modlhed composite fin keel cutter OF great
peam and enormous sail power. She is the
ninth vessel built expressly to capture the
Americas CUP. Her sail spread is the
largest ever carried on n single sticker. and
contains about 1880 square feet of duck.
lhere are many new wrinkles in her con-
struction, in riveting and hracinc. of III
terest only to boat-making experts. Her
mast from deck to head measures 96 feet
The stan is 50 feet long. and her main boom
Is lo5 feet She has IL steel mast ready to he
put up If necessary. 1t is decided novelty
on racing yachts. II is 1O5 feet long and %
inches In diameter. The yalkvrie III. was
puiit especially for the light winds which
prevail of here during the fall. In light
winds she is a decidedly superior boat To
the Britannia. which 81 sicnally defeated
sttu ViGiant but in heavy weather She
showed such instability that there was u
nasty addition OF from twelve TO fl;;ecn
tons OF outside lead on her keel,
The Defender is disappointment az first
glance compared with the Vaikyrie. She
appears much smaller and really is For
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the first TIM" the Yankee boa. is tho unL,r-
si|ei craft. Americans had hopcl H-rrr.huH
w"H!! buiii mountain OF "a Is AND si..;--
but IN" shreEi old designer brii.y,tI b,. hu /
reached III" limit OF practicable sail rrca. a.nni
mas sD"Shi speed in AN easier driven body
ani :iner !.n.S with Dut material decrease Of
Sii!. Her dimensions ar" teagth over
All. l2O itSt inch"S: beam. % feet; draurhr
~ i""t. load water lia". ~ irct Her ynf. i.
10 '""t. h"- boom l05. and mast from deck
10 hounds. ~ i""t. She is without lcuh,
the mos: costly racing craft ever built. This
iact doesn't bother her syndicate. which is
composed of w. X. Vanderbilt worth S71-
600 oC0D. f. ID. Morgan and C.. O lsrl,n.
Her weight has been reduced 10y the use
OF manganese bronze and aluminium.
Being several feet narrower than
thc challenger. and lighter. sl,
h'cuS less san 20 drive her. and
has only about IL 800 square feet. "A thousand