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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-22
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P1b1"itf ~ PfvPsahat 90 " Phf
miIs od m6sta nAslsdni viak mo
stem, pii demi PCT osob o iisot
pliilo q dvs nieb porsnsny byIy.
V tass neatA.sf ahkoki WAX plnon
ryohlostt . parostfoj bYl jii ~ mo.
stem, kdyl ohabt mos, pod o.sss.
MIN yIskem ae prolotnii. vosy
stfhIy parossfoj - sebou . yss .s
tfi,iIo DO hIoubsy pies IL stop
msIfcf. Gin nestasi sph.obeno,
Iest rAhaioa.
prudk}mi dealt, Iimit htsrt
tdmss celia stat Miasi.sippi nayati.
ven byl, ravinano bYlo M trait
drAhy Qaesn Il Crescent, asi mile
cd vorburghu, Miss, rna6n6 ne.
ittsu. Propsdnui sc totii ylak, 80.
stAsajfcf paros,foje, vorn pro 81.
yaradla, dyoa yorh osobnfch . led.
noho yozu ~paciho, pfedmostim,
kterdi podemIeto bylo a t6n,af
ysichni cesinjfcf X vstsfmu neb
mensimu draxa pfisli. Ma stsstf
vsak nepfisel nikdo mich iiyot.
zaluje.
Span1lsky konsul va Filadelfi,
dr.. Congosta, yyzsednul v ttert v
soude Spolkovdm zalobu proti mali.
tell parniku Bermuda, John q.
Hartovi akapitAnovi dnstojnfkhm
t6hoz a viichni obvin6ai Z filibu.
strovAnf. Jak xnamo, dopraveny
parnikem tfmto xna6n6 xAsoby
stfeliva a zbrani povstalchm ku-
banskym jellkoz tehdy jeate re-
soluce We prosp6oh KnbAnch kon.
gresem pfijata nebyla, poruSena
TIM nentralits, IA kteroua nynf pied
soudem zodpoyfdati sc mali. Po-
chybujs 70, ze by porotou vinnymi
uznAni byii. nebcr teprve minuleho
tgdne porota New Yorku po-
dobnem pffpadn tychz lidf 50
tykajicim, roxsudek "aevinen!" W.
nesla.
Civilni sluzbu
odboru policejnfm a pozArnfm
zavesti pry zamtslf Des Moines,
Ia, nova rada mestskA. v xasedA-
nj zAkonodarstva 6in6n byl pokus,
ably We vsech mestech jak v oboru
policejnfm, tax j pezArnfm, slnzba
ciyilnf zavedena byla, totiz ably
zAdnt Z nynajsfch clend odborh
tech bez pficiny podstatne propu.
stem byti nemohl, led tn pAndm
EAkonodArctim nehodilo 80 do krA.
mu q tax pfedloha dotycnA pora.
lena. V Des Moines zvoleni do
rady vesmes muzi, kteff xavAzali
se, 10 opravu tuto zavedou tomu.
TO slibu svemu nynf pry dostAti
chtf. Jelikoz pax to xakonem stat
MIN nenf, pfijata bude IA tim dce.
lem pffslusna ordinance, tax ze
mayoru nezbyde MIC jineho, nezli
die teze se xachovati.
Guverner ebzalovan.
K. b. Critchlow, Glen IAkonodAr-
stva utahskeho, vznesl pond6lf
obzalobu ma guvernera, kteraz,
kdyby opodstatnenou Sc byti ukA-
Gala, dokazovala by, ze tyz pouhtm
nAstrojem rukou cfrkve mormon
ske Jest. zalobce tvrdf totiz, 10
guverner kazdou pfedlohu, kterAz
mu Ike schvAlenf pfedlozena byla,
pfedlozil dffve starsfm cfrkve NOR.
monske a teprve tenkrAte, kdyz
schvAlenf techze dostala, podpisem
swim rakonem il u3inil. To Sc
ze guverner tvrdf, 10 obvi.
nenf na pravd6 Sc neraklAdA.
DIuhopisy nepIatny.
Nejvyssfm soudem spolkovtm
vydAn byl pondelt dhlezity rorsu-
lex, kteremf jednalo Sc o platno.
I'll dluhopisd, kterez staten Missi-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-22
OMAHA. HfsaAsxA Va srkfou "a. ousM v.

sYe yydA slsyeoai .adss,ai
80 Jha lode vsassryeh sAsoda
lyoh rsIi.,a is miansspoIi.
himi dsssaaho mi.,s ssaims.
u /trersAasbat 'rs,ay seb~vrstay
/passiI 90 ' Cbicsga htsrt John
f.shmsn. Tti po dslsi dobs byI
samss,nAn tsmnt spolsasosti po
alidnt drkhy, vsdor toma ysss, is
as sjissano, pies sIb0o 81 ssohovsI,
pfeo jea lrApiI go mysiansou. a. o
fcdina Ieho nAlsiita postarAno me-
nj tak konsdna aikvsla ma my
sIenla, ~ Itpe bade. sdyi ceIos
fodinu syou ssbe ss svsta sprovo.
~. V htert yeder vrAtiI ss domh .
' nspfitomnost, nanislky sys "a
stieliI dtyry dftky svs. ns5ei pax
sam samosrsidu obasenim 90 po.
kusil. Kdyi vsak provsr . aim %
pfetrhl, sAhnuI h ttie sbrsni. kte.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-22

v Eigin, H., ssstisIiIa v nA.
valu pomstenossi mysIs 81. Mary
Iintoys druiku svon, Elisabeth
tolsbridse, nsdsi pax .sma TINT
sphsobem samovrstdu spkchals.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-22

foaf fodiaa svoa ssbalii. . dobfe
mflsnos sssoa iivotu svtma koese
atleil.
stAskaIl
v Man~idow, Va, ssstavih
hsert ys5sr prAoi asraoii, tam.
nioh isIssntoh hstfeh sama-,asni,
. 10 proto, ponsyadt poisisvsy j..
Iieh ma sytssnf msdy odmrsssay
byIy rfi tom podfnsIi 81 lsk 80.
iiva. IL aisdy prot MIN sssrcdisi
nsssIy sdyi kousdna .,Aykkh !
\ nidsnf majstku spoIsdaossi pIL
hrodili. s,rsIba pfoti MIN rshADisl
massIy. Jsdsa stAykAt byI usmr
cen . nskolik Iioh porsasao.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-22

hoFisy dotfeHe Ffashf WY -
i6slsm sisskaf posrsbsteh pssAs
M oprsyy tosa tssy Mississippi .
otAsss hsssynosti IeIieh yyyolkas
byIa hlsvns nAslsdksm toho, sny
spIssntmi byiy ythrsdna W sIssa.
NsIvysii soad foshodnaI Va prs.
spsoh s,rssy IslsIfef . 70 sksIsd
ssm soho, an pst sAson seoprsy
hnia MO podobnaho. . pIssnoss '
akssoIiy mtns nsiisaIs.
sfs,hs psrsihA
VkIs6aAmu odboru 0snAmsno v
posdsIi sapi,Ansm yklsdosho par.
nfsa Monterey, is tfi Isdoou oh
ebodni lodi svadskoa ' sAliyu ~.
get Soand ss ussiI, pfi demi toui
marou possosen byl, IL do Iodani.
oe vsat btti mu.i. sfAfxs savintna
lodf obchodnf a tai konGskoyAna,
TAX aby a,rsty, oprsyou onoa spo.
sns, krsii se molly.
Ureda Kansas
stAtnf ho.podkFskou afadoyaou
vydAna droda dtsry sprAya nj.
4ledoynf: Home deitihy panoysly
po cely tdmsf sjdsn We vychodni
6As,i stAtu, tax 10 vlkhu noure
nebude. Mesi desti dostayily Sc
SO sice prudke v6try, jelikoi viak
vlAhy bylo hojnost, tu neuikodily.
Nasledkem ylAhy vsrdst oseni mad.
nd pokrocil xylAat6 psenioe stojf
Al nynf dobfe. Totdz plati ovsu.
SAxenf kukufice skonGeno bylo v
6Asti jiznf a sAroveh rapo6sto jiz
" okresfch severnfch. Broskve,
hrusky a Svestky jsou plnem kve-
tn q slibuji drodu pfehojnou.
Severni Dakota pro xdravsu menu.
We Fargo. Sew. OAK, odbyvkna We
stfedu republikAnskA stAtnf konvence
"a dcelem jmenovanf yyslancd do
konvence nArodnf. Zvolene delegaci
dan nAvod 10 vsech sill o nominovAnf
McKinleyho SO xasaditi a pax do
platformy vtelen 6lAnek, jfmz strana
pro xdravou menu proti svobodne.
mu neobinezenemu razenf stffbra
Sc prohlasuje.
Roetgenovy psprsky u sOudu.
Prvy pffpad, kdy xnAmeho vynAle-
gu Roetgenova jakozto sv6dectvf pfi
soudu pouzito byti ma, oznamovAn
jest Z Wichita, Kans., kde krajsk9
soud spolkovS naffdil vzeti fotografe
zapestf Petra Noels, kteryz drahu
Santa Fe ma nAhradu $4,000 zaluje.
Tyz pfisel totiz We sluzb6 drAhy k
drazu a ruka byla mu lekatem
zeleznicnfm sroynAna, lee tax spatns,
10 teze nynf pouafvati nemnae. Ably
Ejisteno bylo, zda skutecn6 lekafem
to zavineno zda tudiz spolecnost
zeleznicnf IA to zodpovednou jest,
Daffxeno soudem, ably fotogrsfe ruky
pomocf paprskn Roetgenevych vxsts
byla.
T0rnadem
navstfven byl okres Polk v Jiinf Da-
kote pokud znamo pfisly pfi tom
diva zivoty lidske ma zmar. Nejvetsf
skody spdsobeny byly osadAch
Presbark, Millard Mortimer, kdez
nekolik budov rozmeteno, dve ditky |
farmera Evanse usmrceny nekolik
osob letajfcfmi troskami poraneno.
z Ipswich oznamovAno, ze cels jiho.
vychodnf cfp okresu Edmunds q
CAST okresu Polk ma
vstfveny byly prudksm krupobitfm,
jimz znacne skody spnsobeny.
A.P. A. proti McKInleymu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-22
DIuhopisy neplatny.

Nejvyssfm soudem spolkovtm
vydAn byl pondelt dhlezitS rorsu-
dek, v kteremt jednalo se o platno.
sti dluhopisd, kterez staten Missi-
ssippi vydAny byly a sice prohlAie-
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
THE Glars PROGRAMME AT BREsLAU.
HOW RussIAs EMPEROR WILL BE ENTERTAINED
BY THE GERMAN KAISER.

HOW RrssIAs EMPEROR WILL BE ENTERTAINED
BY THE GERMAN KAISER.
Berlin. Sept 2-Emperor William left Potsdsm this
evening on his way 10 Dresden. Tomorrow he Will
he present at great parade OF the Saxon Q2th) Army
Corps and ita Guards Cavalry Brigade at Zeithan.
After the parade banquet will be given in the royal
castle of Abrechtsburg in Meissen, where covers for
400 will be- laid In the evening the Old historic castle
and the hills Of the Elbe will be iiluminai ted Tab
leaus vVants representing "Melssen China Will be
gwen at the castle and the Old veterans will mount
guard In The castle yard. -
on September 1 the Emperor and his guests VII
leave for Breslau. arriving m that cty AZ 1880 ?. m.
There will be reception At Tho station by the civil
authorities only the military household Will he pres
ent Troops Will form a line from the OOer- -Schles-
ische f'ahnil0f TO the monument TO Emperor William
J. which will be unveiled, The unvelling ceremonies
troops and veterans will march past the Kaiser.
The car and CZa:ina upon ther arrival VIII leave
their train in the eastern wing o. the railway sta
ton the vestibule Of which has been turned into
tropical flower garden. There Their Maiesties will
he received. The Kaiser Alexander Footguaris Will
form line from the station, and the Kaiser Alex
the Imperial guests will De seated. VIA trium-
phalls has been erected TO the Cars residence.
on September Emperor william will accompany
the Gar and Czarina TO the parade. which Will
take place that day . Both Imperial couples VIII
drive from the Cars s4esidence to the drill ground.
After the parade they will drive over the konigs:
Veteran Unions and the Catholic and Evangehc
Workmen's Unions will have formed in line; A
gala opera and theatre perfoimanc VIII ne gwen
the Russian National hymn followed by the Prus-
sian National hymn shall be played when their
Imperial Maiesties enter their box The second
act of Wagner's Flying Dutchman" will be per-
formed after which there will be hait hours
intermissior for refreshments The performaInce I
streets will be illuminated when the Emperors
drive back to their residences
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03

it ioday Grics Of Amen and APPLAUSE arr on
ike TO give them credit for it, My attention Vas was
by Senator sherman. Of ohio. IN ISL when ne ne
wS @ rop6 e ns o ad ne b"ae h. has
stated principles which are applicable today ne he
sb TO eap arqe Ut rse give
those enjoying this income great influence over over
press from high 9dicial stations from great cor
porations. from cities whore wealth accumuiates
delegated influence. Know the power OF this In
wha he Is sad aid thea S"sqsTS true M s0sr""" !"
! have had men tell me that they were under
compulslon to join Republican clubs and wear the
insignia of the Republicans shall not COM
plain If they do ! appreciate the condition OF the
his garments. and who knows that want may
stare In the face those whom he loves If he dare'
zen. | recognize the embarrassment Of his posi-
Ion will not na ask him to do anything F WHICH iS
opposition If he will. Let him enroll his name
to to the ' campaign fund If they viii it. but let him
remember there Is one day In the year when he
Is his own master and can use pencil as he
| am willing for you to be Republicans every
Gratis on election day.
Mr.. Bryan talked on in a similar strain for
half an hour. and the good h, mored crowd Of
1000 cheered him from Hme to time. and
laughed sympathetcally at his sallies Of wit
A special coach. chartered by the Toledo Re-
ception Committee. was attached to the train
which Mr.. Bryan left Kenton at 2:2O p. m.
1t placed at the disposal of the candidate
and his Wife and in 1t they and the Toledo
delegation made the Journey to that place.
Findlay. Ohio. Sept 2-Here Mr. Bryan made
a speech to about 5000 people He spoke for
thirty minutes
Toledo Ohio. Sept. "a large audience heard
William J. Bryan deliver a speech in the High
School square here tonight The crowd was
well-meaning and sympathetic, and encouraged
the orator to do his best.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
Alleged WRECK or THE LAURADA.
THE so-CALLED FILIBUsTER SAID TO HAVE COM
DOWN OFF PORT ANTONIO. JAMAIcA

THE so-CAILED FIIIBUsTER SAID TO HAVE GONE
DOWN OFF PORT ANTONIO JAMAICA.
Kingston. Jamaica, Sept 2-The steamer Lau-
rada the Cuban filibuster which recently landed
at Navassa and transferred her and arms TO
the tug Dauntless and later arrived Port An
tonic Jamaica. has been wrecked off that part 1t
IS suspected that her mishap the result OF foul
play.
OWNERS OF THE STEAMER IGNORANT
Philadelphia. Sept. (SpeciaD-At the Office OF j.
D. Hart & Co.. owners Of the steamer Laurada this
uely nothing OF the reported wrecking OF the ves-
sci. The Iaurada left here weeks ago for
tropical ports and put into Port Antonio TO take on
a cargo for this port. The last message her owners
received was that she tied up while her cargo
was being arranged. and II expected that she
would be ready to clear yesterday. II such rate
has befallcn the steamer II was added Information
TO tina, effect would have been sent Immediately TO
her owners.
The steamer Laursda and her sister ships o' INC
Uar; feet-the Bermuda and Horsa-hsVe pee" ''e
c,u.a NJ more lneasness TO the Spanards ana more
Vrafflcat1n 10 the Cuban insurgents 'hah any "a -
fhree vessels aHos; II all that has been % saiu pe %
,rne sxnedfions and ammunition were s,If'su 20
the disturbed Islands with almost sonen o,mso sas
isr,v The I.aurada next 10 tne hslHuua, mas
6g,red most conspcuousy. IL was INC ...a. au,.
aeauIttsl Il her captain, Husnes ~ maj
which gave the cause OF hlousterins nv ".a
more daring activity IT, a. has been reported she
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
RATHHOUSE NEARLY WRECKED.
ONE SIDE CRUSHED N By AN UNMANAGEABL1
LIGHTER


tree Rathhouse No. 1 is moored alongside pier
q. East Ninety-frst-st. II was ladies day yes
terdav and there was light attendance owing 10
tha coo,ness OF the weather. Only about one hum
lred and fifty persons in the water. They
were mostly young girls.
TJe Gate is lust a little above this place and the
tide at 4 o'clock sweeping up the stream. 4
strong wind was also blowing toward The shore.
u,hen the thifty-foot lighter Jane Nora. heavily
laden with glucose for the hreweries In the neigh
horhood came UPSTREAM and attempted to rake .
In ndtng at the pier. The square-erded lighter
Frank was tied up few feet from the )athhouse.
The unwieldy Jane Mora came came In at sum 81, H. speedd pd
OF the pier with safety. he came on with line IN
his hand which ne was ready to throw 10 the
lighter Frank He called out for someooIy 10
catch the rope. but there happened 10 De hooooy
'.Aleck' then brought the Mora up to the Frank,
that one Of his men could jump on ana make the
line fast her. but the man was not quick enough.
and the Mora went ahead and showed her heavy
bowsprit and several feet Of her bow through the
thin side of the bathhouse.
noticed the lighter coming, and saw the danger TO
those In the bathhfiouse He ran in and warned the
bathers. The sides OF the bathhhouse are lined
with dressing rooms, whose doors open inward. 50
that the person inside would be caught without
chance Of escape II the bowsprit came through her
ROOM AT some risk to himself Dowd knocked these
doors open Fortunately tnere was no one IN any
OF the rooms.
The SPIRIT and bow crashed hole about twelve
square in the side OF the house broke down the
partitions and fronts OF three dressing rooms. and
The spirit projected over the water ana the suain
on the rigging and stays attached TO IL nearly
brought the heavy mast down on me nathes. VIZ ~
safety. :. c, ,,..,,r. ., So
q South-st Her hull was not injured by the con''
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
PETTPNING CONFIDENCE.

From The DalE fond buN'i
, marked improvemen; III IN" business SITUATION
during the last week II TO De noted Inc Signs VI
,,is in,nrovemcni are uDmis taxable.
NVhiie We have few public sales OF muncipai
hnmds IN rcnort ard hear OF few private trans
octions there f. better feeling among dealers.
rre Lustncss men Of the cOunr! are rejoicing m
,bs Indications cVcrywEcr" prene'ted OF the nnal
,r,,,nr,h of The party of Sound Money They nave
go yxi,h ill-conceacd delight the dismal failure
~, ,h' tour I'm The East of Mr.. Bryan. lie has
a, a. aun areat crowds. but hf has made bad IN
~ ra.;on on them They have simply found him an
hrarrhisi on whom curb has been pun bN ihose
& ~ moi drive him His campaign L. already re-
rarded AS luNotlc. -, Gu, No,.,. ,arso bo g
,,....rtnd two papers by the two most prominent
p,a,esm,n OF the Republican party. The speech or
80 - i,r.nid.,t Harrison In opening IN" campaign
20 & ,,.,narka bic as a political oraton The letter
:" ", ,ccantance Of Mr.. Mckinley was OF the hish'r
~ 80 M ~ an Inaugural address Both statesmen
oiuv' oi 20 ,hsoufelv candid. clear ana sound on the
w. - oue.fion as to satisfy Democrats ana Re-
publicans alike. ,.. ~, 1.uos,Irv last ,,,,s,
M 'r,r,bcr inr rense confidence In the sound d-Money
a,sn n mas unusual Signnc"nce wnl'n siouiu II u
~ "i,,nored The State belongs 10 IN" aericuIturf II
I - ~ which States the farmer Noln - s,heIaif
.l"ns .l"nas,iad win doubt and suspicion Inc h'pubN,
IeH' 'courd- Money candidate had strong persohdl
oopostion in his own party bur an.' te5 more
~ n"e.red at the polls. The farmers Nolu ino,e
and voted for Sound MONEY
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
BRAGG AND BUCKNER MEET.

THEY FACED EACH OTHER ~ WAR But ARE
WARM FRIENDS now.
indianapolis Sept In the Wisconsin headquar-
ters at tn, Denison House last nigh; number OF
the Kentucky delegation escorted General buoH Hner
TO call upor General Bragg The two veterans met
face to face for the time since they had fought
upon opposing sides in the Civil War but each mad
long sine. conceived for the other the warm ad-
.niratior that courage inspires As Judge John r.
Iocket, Of Kentucky, Was about TO introduce
Them General Bragg advanced With outstretched
hand Il hardly think Introduction necessary
General" said he. We have never known eacn
other before but We do now.
yes" replied General Buckner, graspng the
profTerol hand 1--WE 10 now. but | have seen the
tire when + should not have liked TO he so close
20 YOU"
And have seor the time when was nearly as
close and would nave much preferred to be further
away" returned Genera Bragg. But those tlines
are long past. We togeth'T now ana nope
il may ALWAYS be- so" And the two white-haireh
Vet, rams shook hands again.
\ touch OF humOr broke the pathos or inc meet ,
ing when ludg, I.ockett stepped upon chair ana
nlacjrp a hand upon the snow white hedd oi each
Of th- generals remarked 'centlemen an the sl-
Yer w want in this campaign may he found upon
ihos, venerable heads. ,,. -.
With hearty cheers for Bragg ana Blckne" the
meeting broke up in a general hand.naking
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
THE IRISH RACE CONTENTION.
A PERTINENT MOTION BY FATHER FLYNN CAUSES
SOME COMMOrION.

A PERTINENT MOTION BY FATHER FLYNN CAUSES
SOME COMMOrION.
Dublin Sept. 2.-The second days session OF 'ne
Irish race convention was opened with faii at
tendance o. delegates Father Flynn. OF NNer'
ford proposed the appointment Of committee
composed of home and foreign delegates. empoW-
erod TO draft q platform upon which all sections
Of tho Irish party could unite and work Loyalty
The motion was seconded by the Mayor OF Water
ford.
T. p. O'Connor. NJ p. spoke In opposition TO
the proposal. and protested against tie HeaDtes
being regarded separate party
The Rev. r. Nurnanc Of Bermondsey. inter-
rupted the speaker. saying that he considered Mr..
O'Connor's speech i'll calculated to. promote har-
mony.
The Chair ruled thar Mr.. Murnane was not in
order and Mr.. O'Connor resumed his remarks
saying among other things that the convention
mus, not be failure az in such ,n an Event IT. might
''Rs EGy@rd B%Ee n p, for @ @sCath Lonstora , fol- d;
the faciS9ai elG%satf sG q the parry
ist party. made speech in which he said that. al
though he had been grossly villifed by certain
failed to come into the convention and support
tie charges which they had made Mr.. Dillon de-
D,re' pare as ,' chaimaa OF the Paramenary party
and equally ready to follow any other leader who
Xt the conclusion OF his speech Mr.. Dillon re-
The resolution offered by Father Flynn was with
drawn after debate and a resolution declaring In
favor OF the union Of all Of the sections Of the Irish
party was unanimously carried. The Convention
then adjourned
committee to prepare an address TO the Irish
cork Sept The Cork Herald" an organ OF the
Healyite faction OF the Irish Nationa. party. pub
fishes long article this morning commenting upon
Yesterdays proceedings of the Irish convention in
Dublin The Convention. The Herald" declares
proves be not meeting Of the worlds repre-
sentatives Of the Irish race. but sectional
gathering the real purpose Of which is TO repenlsh
the finances Of dscredited section Of the Irish party
headed by discredted leader The Convention
may dupe the delegates from abroad, THE HERALD
adds but 1t cannot effect any possible good 10 Ire
land
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
BARON COLVILLE OBJECTS.

BRITISH RAILROAD MAGNATE DEEMS THE
SPEED OF THE AMERICAN LINERS IN
TIE sOLENT TOO HIGH
London, Sept 2-Baron Colville, Of Culcross,
chairman Of the Great Northern Railway COM
pany has addressed letter to the newspapers
protesting against the risk of life and property re-
sultng from the high speed maintained by the
American liners IN the narrow waters or the so
lent In the course Of his letter Lord Colviile gives
a number OF Instances Of the danger attending the
running Of bic ships at great speed through the
Solent one of which involves the American Line
steamer St Paul from which vessel LORD
Colvlle asserts nearly s%amped small steamer
of Cowes as the liner was passing OUT on Sa'nr-
day last I-pon another recent OCCASION ne ue-
cla res a wave from the steamer Spree dashed upon
shore and overhrew and severely injured n woman
.vho was WALKING the .fcotpath OF the C"wes
road ,,.-
4 representative Of the United associated Presses
made an inquiry in regard 10 l.ord Colvles state
rerts at the office Of the American Line steamship
Companv where il denied tina; the ships or
that company at high rate OF speed IN tne
soent The speed record Of the outgoing American
liners the officials declare. begins at the Needles
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
THE NEWPORT GOLF TOURNAMENT.
FIRST PRIZES. WON BY THE HA'SSE"
BROTHERS

Newport. r l.. Sept tspeeiap have~eysr ns.
80 Gil, ,on the amateur foursomes tournament
,o'dav and took the first prizes. silver cups DEFEAT
inc in the dnai round. Tyng and Toer OF Batusrol.
MS raceived silver cigarette cases as second prizes
% Mo r, marches In the third. semi-ina. ro1nd.
we're played this forenoon and the finals after lunch
con no links At the end OF the first half of the
fina round ryns snd ToleI held the lead on, the
IN fhelr play and made the last nine holes :, such
nne style as e, run Tomorrow the professional
match thlrty-slx holes. medal play, Will close the
,r,rna m, mis- To-days summary follows
Third rouud-J. A. Ttng and II p ToIer, BaltawoL
beat ". X Belts and g. c. Clark. Shinnec,ck Hills.
r. o. Havemeyer. jr. and +. e. Havemcyer, New
port, beat n. Curtis and l.. {. Murdock. shhnecock
Hills up, TO play.
nals-havemeyer brothers beat Tying and Toler.
up. / TO play.