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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07

5 to 4. Most OF this Valkyrie money
has been staked not by practical yachts
men, but by sporting men who have
been led to believe from the newspaper
reports that Valkyrie is going to fur
nish surprising speed.
Among the experts there is vast eau
ton displayed in making predictions.
Therefore it was refreshing 10 an Amer
lean TO hear one OF the most capable
Judges come out flat-foOted one day IN
this manner:
CAPTAIN FRANK F. GREGORY,
who has been for half a score of years
superintendent of the Atlantic Yacht
Club. at Bay Ridge, was the prophet.
He was standing one day on the Erie
Basin dry dock, where Valkyr,e was
hauled out. After long and critical
examination of the challenger's lines,
he remarked:
wei, if that boat is all right, we
are all wrong"
On Saturday last the writer met CAP
tain Gregory on West street, on MS
way to the pier of the Sandy Hook route
of steamers, Of which company he Is
now superintendent
Have you thought IL all over since
the trial races between Defender and
Vigilant?" was asked.
Yes" replied the Captain, "and
say, as 1 said the other day, that il
the other boat is all right, we are all
wrong. Moreover" he added, conf
IDENTIFY, Defender has conclusively
shown in her races with Vigiiant that
she is not all wrong.
Then you believe we shall VIM"
q am sure of II.
"In any kind Of weather.
I'm any kind of weather"
The writer braced himself for great
effort. and then inquired:
"Will il be three straight?"
Without an instant's hesitation, anC
IN the gravest judicial tone came thC
! answer.
1T will be three straight"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07

which had sprung into prominence
through the performance of the Wasp
and Gloriana, smaller boats. The
fourth candidate came from Boston. and
was called the Pilgrim. She was of the
ballast fin type and was owned by the
MesSrs. Adams, Mr.. r. Suydam Palmer
and others.
Everybody remembers, too that the
Vigilant was selected to defend the
cup, after several trials, and chat she
beat Valkyrie II. three straight races.
The last one was, however. very close.
In fact 1t was only the second really ex-
citing race that ever took place for the
cup. The Puritan enesta event. above
described, being the other. The series
or nve races began on October ). but
there were couple of no wind" DAYS
before the match was completed. The
first race won by the Vigilant was Is
| miles TO Windward and return. when
she was victorious by minutes and As
| seconds. The second was triangular
ana the margin ! minutes and 80 sec
onds. The third and decisive contest.
| on October 10, was a beat down the
Long Island coast and a run home in
strong wind. The Valkyrie rounded
the outer mark minute and 35 seconds
| ahead Of the Vigilant. On the run be-
fore the wind, the Vigilant managed to
overhaul the cutter and finally won by
the small difference of 4 seconds. The
American having had to allow Valkyrie
l minute and SO seconds.
THE MATCH, THIS YEAR.
! between Valkyrie III. and Defender will
be comprised best three out of FIVE
races. All will be started from the
Sandy Hook Lightship, which is TX
miles outside Of Sandy Hook. They
will be held on alternate days, the first
being programmed for September Z
| The courses viii be 80 miles long each
| and turns will be taken at Is miles ia
windward, or leeWard, and return. and
the triangular course of ten miles to
the leg, until one OF the racers wins
three races.
! II IS generally admitted that this
year will see the closest contests evei
had for the cup. Valkyrie III. showed
before she left home, that she is tn,
fastest yacht ever built over there. a
least in light weather Defender h.:
been tried in all kinds Of winds (thougl
she has not been out in q rough seal
and it is the universal opinion among
experts that she is better than Vig!lanr
by ten minutes, if not more, in 80 miles
and Vigilant is believed to be four min
utes faster than she was last year.
There has been some betting on th(
result of the match, though the hacker:
of the English yacht have invariably
demanded odds. They have asked fol
7 to 8, yet in some cases have accepted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07

When Baby was sick, We gave her Tastoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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the ground. too, and beat the Mischief
bv m min. % see. On the second day.
over the windward and leeward course
from Buoy 3. the Canadian was worst
ed bv the Mischief TO the extent of IS
min. 81 see. The Oracle was . min. IS
see. behind the Mischief.
We now come 10 the first match in
which the American yacht was really
pushed by u challenger. It was Sir
Richard SuttOn's cutter. Genesta, de-
signed by J. Beaver-Webb, that gave
our vachtmen a scare, but that very fast
vessel met one a little faster. and the
eup was still safe. Il was in 1895 that
She came over from England and met
-he Puritan. a Boston boat, which was
designed by the late Edward Burgess.
Who was then only known as an archi-
tect of small boats. The Puritan, how
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07
The AMERICA s CUP.
History Of that Famous Inter-
national Trophy

s.s thoMauy Spirited Yacht Races
which Have Seen Sailed for Its
15s5ssiCn-Ths Races 6eVW cen
7.fnder and Valkyrie III Which
Arc 70 Come.
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-,.fs,der and Valzyrie III Winch
~.-...
~
e..,.-,bar g -The tale
" io-'' d.. ,..., told
- Americas cup mas
IS times but it never loses lA'e'e '''
..rs many details in the YARN that
.,.....,. .,., -+te,+ion of the
.,.... ~ +l,s YACHT
"'' 80, ~ tba
From JAe very ol''N
ro speak. there nave oeeH
series of exciting incl
,.t--,,-,. ofrbe
o1e7 iH '-i' .
known OF an inc -N'0'
pointed ont, briefly oe-
the year lS3l that lhe
,...-. America. went TO ing
.r ,..- rle cup which has ever
...-.. Mo name OF the vessel. me
r.,rr.rr the boat was conceived
~.-aro John C. stevens of me
-0r. Yacht Club who oeleNeo
t.-. were many trophies ana sl1e
r. gathered iu ON tLe other slid
.. ocean and that George Steers. OF
..,,rrg .uow known as the Edsl-
.-trief OF BROOKLYN. y. l..l VINO
.l~sa5y achieved fine reputation
.f. r,,irs, or rffor boats. was the
., 5asirn and pul together the
-..f.7 ,ach- Comol0ra Stevens con
F."
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SIMPLY HORRIBLY.
When he heard them pronounce the name
"Olncy,"
OF brandy he straight took polny
There his downfall began.
This once prosperous man
Is a wreck, impecunious and bOlny.
u
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FuRNITuRE-e. MENDEL & CO.
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NEW GOODS.

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the past two weeks haul
ing large packages and
crates from the various
depots toourWareroonnS.
We are getting ready for
the largest fall business
in the 90 years history
of our house, and We eN-
pect to have it, too, if re-
liable goods, fair prices
and honest dealings will
do It.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07
SPECIAL.
TABLES.

We still have on sale
those large Solid Oak
Tables for 81. 48. Get
in your orders early if
you want one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07
NOVELTIES.

We have three cabinet
makers working day and
night unpachng and Set
ting up the finest line Of
Novelties it has ever been
our good fortune to dis
play. Rockers, Chairs,
Tables, Bullets, Cabi-
nets, Desks, Stools, etc.,
S etc., in all the various fin
iSheS. Stop in and see
the new Flemish Finish.
Some people admire it,
others don't. We would
like to haVeyOur opinion.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-07-03

attention to several Of his classmates,
and the relation of a number of 'sad
experiences" that had befallen them
during the year was cause for a great
deal of merriment at their expense
His toast was voted one Of the most
enjoyable of the evening.
Miss Hoffman, with the response to
"Our Professionals, acquitted herself
in her usual pleasing manner. A model
Of grace and ease of expression, the
toast was especially we'll read. While,
she said, the alumni could not boast
Of many such as were entitled to the
proud term OF professional, neverthe-
less the few who were to be found in
the ranks of the clergy and the lawyers
were bringing credit upon their alma
mater. The great majority of the
alumni, however, are to be found in
the ranks Of the teachers, to whom
Miss Hoffman gave especial thought in
closing her splendid toast.
''The Alurnnus as a School Patron"
was that which called forth a response
from Supt. G. f. Viebahn. Progress"
be said, is the watchword of the age,
and this is not only true in business
and professional lines, but in education
as well. Educators are now no longer
poring over the dicta of their forefa-
theirs, but are studying the child to as
certain how to best educate that
child under various environments.
Unjust criticism emanating from this
advance is becoming more and more
prevalent Inasmuch as the education
al methods of to-day have departed
from the old type, some take occasion
TO criticize that which they in reality
know very little about. The patron,
therefore, is essential to the life of the
school. He closed, expressing the
hope that the alumni would always be
found among the school patrons.
The toast-master observed that this
being the conclusion Of the formal pro-
gram, an informal dance would be in
dulged in for the remainder of the
evening, which happy and congenial
pastime closed another eventful gath
ering Of the Watertown High School
Alumni association.
The BUSINESS meeting of the associa-
ton waA held Monday evening in the
High school building. A good attend
ance is .feported. The following off
GERS for t he ensuing year were elected:
President,AM Ella Ruebhausen; first
vice president, J. E. Davies; second
vice-president, Miss Agnes Malloy; sec
retary, Miss Birdie Habhegger; treas
urer, Max Rohr.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-07-03
Forged a Check.

During the tournament last week.
NJ. Hartzheim cashed a check on thae4
Merchants bank. of Watertown, for
ten dollars. 1t was presented by ST.
man who signed his name j. T
Roberts. 1t now transpires that the
check was forgery. The man who,
forged the paper is said to be Henry
Welman, of Sheboygan.
He came here from Watertown onz.
Monday afternoon and registered at9as
the Lewis house. When the mail was4~
distributed he received letter from
Watertown written on Henry Daub's=s
stationery, enclosing the check, drawn a
in favor of j. I. Roberts and signeds2
by j. T. Sweeney. Tuesday morning
be volunteered his services in assisting :
Mr.. Hartzheim to decorate his build
ing for the tournament, and finally sue
ceeded in getting the check cashed aaszs
an accommodation. He appears to be-
we'll known to Milwaukee detectives.
and his photograph is honored with asA
place in the rogues' gallery.
TeIephOne
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