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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-24
THE q. a. II. LOCAL posT
Adopt Resolutions In sympathy
WIN The IMIa,ns.

] special meeting of George %. Mcclellan
post, Grand Army of the Republic, was
| held In the office of Or. D. w. Bartlett
yesterday The purpose Of the meeting was
TO draft resolutions of sympathy for the
| struggling Cubans. The following we're
adopted and signed by Commander Il. a.
Grant and Adjutant ID. w. Bartlett;
| Whereas for period Of three years Spain
has waged cruel and relentless war on the
patriotic people of Cuba. the barbality of
which has shocked Christiandom and be-
come blot upon civilization.
And whereas 1t appears to be the unholy
purpose of the Spanish government TO con
tinue the work of destruction by methods
unknown to civilized warfare until the
native population of Cuba are eXtermlnated
Aud whereas the patriotic sons oil Cuba
arc today in the identical position occupied
by our forefathGrs in their heroic strug-
gle for liberty aud self government.
And whereas we treasuring the mem
cries of those heroes enjoying the blessings
OF tho government they founded and real
zing that life. liberty and the pursuit OF
happiness are the essentials for the main
tenance of all that pertains to man do
declare that in our Judgment the people OF
the island of Cuba are OF right and should
forever remain free and independent, and
W. uuiu lnHt III 10 Tho duty OF our govern
ment TO terminate peacefully II we may,
torcibly If we musD the atrocities and in
human barbarities now being inflicted upon
the PATRIOTS OF cuba by the agents of
Spanish despotism aud that the corruption
Of the living Spanish soldiers and the
putreiactlon of their dead victims shall no
longer breed II pestilence that Is "a stand
ing menace to the life nnd health of the
people on the Southern coast of this Ro-
public. Therefore. be IL
Resolved That the members of George
y. Mcclellan post No. o. department OF
Texas ndorse the Cuban cause and extend
our sympathy to the struggling patriots |
ana we hereby petition to he president and !
congress OF the United States TO grant TO |
cuba belllgeront rights and the recognition |
OF her provisional government, thereby en-. |
the spirit and letter OF tho Mon |
roo doctrine aud that every American he
allowed without let or hindranGe 10 have |
commercial intercourse with tho liberty-
ioylhg people OF the island OF Cuba.
hosolVen, That copy of these resolutions
be transmitted 20 the president of The
United states. the president Of Tho senate
ana speaker of the house OF rcpresentotiyes
as our prayer in behalf of Cuban indonend-
pucc. 'Nl' N"'-
Resolved That copy be sent 10 1u,s
'ehes agent of the Cuban iunta at Calves
ION 10 be forwarded to the provisional gov.
'rnheht showing our appreciation and snn-
port in thoir noble cause. ''F
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Light Gmnrd Hon.

Themembers of the Houston Light Guard
viii give dance at the armory tonight
an honor of their lady friends. Some time
ago the house committee designated Thurs
day as ladies day and ordered that the
rooms be kept open for feminine visitors.
1t was the intention to provide some
special fo,m OF amusement every Thursday
night. but on account of the livelmess OF
the social season just FAST, this WAS nor
done. Hereafter however, an attempt will
be made to carry out the original idea
The committee In charge of tcright's af-
fair Is composed OF w r. Grihble, chair
man. Charles $. Aydlett and Charles L.
Burns.
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knights of Honor EIcc,ion

Harmony lodge, No sci, Knights OF
Honor have elected the following officers
G. III Hoencke, dictator, reelected: r.
NJ Tu,tie' vice dictator c. Towies, as
slstant dctator c. c. Beayens. ST.. re-
poster' Jonas Altmont, financial reporter:
r. D, Grlbble treasurer; II. III. Barby
chaplain; S. korge, guide: {. Il. Nichols
guardian; Theodore Boring, sentinel.
trustees, Theodore Bering, II. Holtcnmp'
W G. C. Johnson.
This lodge is in fine working order
meetings well attended and a general in,
terest taken in the order by its members
Applications for membership are contin-
ually beins presented, and under the new
plan the order is well assured Of snccess
with sufficient funds in the treasury n
meet all demands. 10
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VASE RuMoRs DENIED.
No Excitement or Undue Haste
COaIiDG Tn the yfxcaya,

CoaliDg Up the vfxcaya.
New York, February -Sensaum1
reports that the Vizcaya's Officers hld d
dered that coal be taken aboard ii ht1
and men had been working day and ntl
at this service were authoritatiwly dsnll
today. On the contrary, no more dlqkrI
has been used in coaling than usual ~
no effort will be made to complete Nd
loading OF the 900 tons required By ny
cruiser before tomorrow.
1t was learned at the Spanish consulate
that Captain Eulate had received 10 all
ing orders up to 2 p. m. today. He m
ordered before leaving Las Palmu
spend one week in American waters beciI
sailing for Havana and up to this time N
received no instructions conflicting VA
this order.
There was an accident on the Nsn!l|
yesterday. Four men were working o. "a
aft smoker taking down plank, unld|
slipped from the chain supporting It ~
of the men fell on an iron grating ~ Y
foot of the stack and were picked up
an unconscious condition. Both were
jured internally, but no bones
broken. Two men saved thenEelyea
clinging to chains on the stacks
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to amend exceptions to the Western !,
s!fteations. applicable to Texas ma
effective March Z, 1898, canceling tn h
piieation of junk rates on refuse M
plekinss. loose, in sacks or bags. al
cotton factory sweepings. viz.
Old string. old rope, old paggine, IN
rags and cloth ends, and to apply tbgsI
established rates on cotton.
The Santa Fe system will Amply ens
i've February 2S. 1898, rate Of 81 cent? \
100 pounds on salt. carloads, from ~
re system producing points in Kanu
all points on the Galveston, La PoNs \
Houston railroad.
Rates of So cents per 100 pounds u
govern on soap, carloads. from DallA n
Fort Worth, Texas, to New Orleans, ara
i've February rs, 1898.
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THE DEMOCRATIC TEST
EXPRESSIONS UPON THE TEST
ADOPTED ny THE COMMITTEE.
some Think II Too Rigid-Those
Who Favor strict Party Organni-
zntion 10 approve of II.

| The stringent test adopted by the dem
ocratfc State executive committee was thu
all absorbing topic among politicians yes
| terlay.
There were many who thought the test
entirely too strict. while others who favor
party Organization believed it to be quite
the proper thing.
Captain j. c. Hutchinson and Mr.. w. ID
Cleveland before getting off for Washing
as being opposed to the rigidity of the test
Those opposing the test find consolatlon,
however, in the fact that the action of the
committee is not mandatory upon the
county organizations, being merely recon-
mandatory.
"The county executive committees said
MIR Il. NJ Longcope, Should in my opin-
ion, be more liberal in fixing test for the
county primaries. as our city committee
has already been.
''The action of the State committee is a
recommendation, not command. Personal
ly the test adopted at Dallas does not al
feet me- but there are hundreds of men In
this community who will be affected by IT,
men whose democracy is as good as mine.
Our party is not lighting over the past. 1t
is always the part of political wisdom to
gather strength in advance for future con-
iiicts. We eau not gather strength by
means of the test adopted
Major Spencer Hutchins, chairman of the
county democratic executive committee,
speaking simply for himself and not at
tempting to voice the sentiment of the
county committee, said he favored the test.
because he favored party organization. He
did not believe In placing Il premium on
boiling party principles and thought that
boiters should be punished rather han re-
wardcd for a lack of party fealty, "bs-
Sides said he. Ito throw down the liaes
established a dangerous precedent 1t SIM
ply encourages boiling and a final disln-
-egration OF the party
No, | do not regard the action of the
state committee as mandatory upon county
and | can not say what view
ne Harris county executive committee VIII
AXE of it. l simply speak for myself and
10 not assume to voice the sentiment of the
ounty committee.
Hon. l.. L. Foster. who is managing
iajor Savers campaign. reached the city
yesterday morning from Dallas. He ex-
ressed himself as being satisfied with the |
est fixed BY the State democratic commit
ee. saying hat no matter what his prefer |
noes in that line might have been prior to |
he meeting he cheerfuly accepted the
ommiitee's ruling as an authoritative |
eclaration of party policy.
j. d. Jamson of Victoria, member OF
he State democratic executive committee,
'as in the city last night on his way
ONE from the recent meeting at Dallas.
With regard to the test prescribed as a
Prerequisite to admission to the dem
cratic primaries this year he said 1t was
erfectly satisfactory to all frlIe democrats |
nd would have the effect of getting rid OF
ne disturbing elements which have caused
'ouble for six years past without ever
70 the partYs suncess
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AIR and Mrs. II. d. Henderson of this
cry spent Saturday and Sunday on the
hattieshp Texas as tho guests OF their
kon, Rober, W. Henderson, who Is a cadet
officer on tho vessel. Young Henderson
is graduate OF Annapolis and his arst
station was On the Iowa. AT his own re-
quest ne WAS transferred 10 the Maine.
but Just before that Inflated vessel len
for Havana he MAS sent 10 The Texss ~,
sunday he and his friends ON board ar
ranged luncheon In honor OF his father
and mother, who during their stay. were
initiated with the mysteries OF the hand
ling OF huge battleship.
TUESDAY MI, Henderson went down to
uai.estoh 10 BID his son goodbye previous
10 the latter's departure for the ~ o, ro,
tugas, ~ ior-
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admiration Of all her acquaintance. Mr.
Stone is n leading young lawyer Of this
city and a member Of the firm Of Ford,
Stone Ford. He IS graduate OF the le-
gal department Of the State university and
has risen rapidly In his legal profession.
Tho ceremony took place about $50
which those who were present enjoyed an
elegant repast. consisting OF punch, cakes
salads. chocolate, coffee, candies and other
delicacies. s
The happy couple received congratula-
lions OF those who were there and many
tokens OF esteem. They departed over tho
Southern Pacific for New orleans with tho
blessings and good wishes OF a host OF
fr;onds
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cause being continual manifested here a
large crowd is expected. Prof. r. J. Herbs
band will be IN attendance and speeches
Will be delivered by Major w. n. Crank,
the chairman OF the committee on speak
ers, City Attorney John S. Stewart. j. r..
Gibson Lock Mcdaniel and Or. u. W.
Bartlett AT tho close OF the meeting DIR.
Bartlett will read a set OF resolutions
asking congress to recognize the belliger-
ency or Cuba, which the assemblage will
DO asked To pass
The speakers stand VIII be decorated
with flags OF the United States, Texas and
Cuba.
In the event OF rain the meeting. which
VIII be called to order promptly at 1880,
VIII be held in the market house. Mr..
Dan Kennedy and Mr.. Ernest Nccco have
charge Of the arrangements. 80
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Cumberland Church Meeting.

The series of meetings to be held at the
Cumberland Presbyterian chapel on Fan
min and Pease will commence this evening
at 1880 Rev. b. ID, Cookrlll d. d., viii
arrive today and preach at the hour
named Or. cockril is well known as a
man OF scholarly ability and as an able
preacher An earnest invitation is extend
ed to all ministers and churches OF the
city and 10 the public generally TO at
tend these meetings
Services Will be held each day after the
evening service OF today at 8 p. m. and
40 n M
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ON PUBLIC EXHlnITIoN.
The Galveston Mig Gun Arrived r,.,
Might


The big gun arrived last night botwoon
ana 10 o'clock. The last announcement
by the International was that a small ne.
oident had occurred TO the train, and that
1t WAS impossible 10 have the immense
suooting-'ron In Houston until late last
night Second Lieutenant Burns of .he
Light Guard, commanding two details
marched TO the International and Great
Nerthern yards and received the niece
wneh u arrived. The details are presided
corporal Mildly Porter. priyates Eryemior
hney, Girnud and Arnold The second do,
tnli was composed of Corporal Hutchin.
son, Priyates Lea, Hoover, Ayllelto and
smith. The details worked three hours On
ana three hours OF. The gun win be UNI
covered Tor public Inspection AT o'clock
the day. N"t'"s
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time, is not the result of accumuia!eSs ~
itis the effect of wrong living ana n VA ~
blood. When the blood IS pure ~
the body will be full of youth. ~ hsn]
Thousands e. people who seemss ssSfid|
lost their youth by disease anu n k]
have found 1t again through the ~ I 81
Picrce's Golden Medical pise!onv s ~
most perfectly natural aud scien.'1rs 800 -
nator of the physical forces eve'
medical science. ..arssst
II gives the blood-making organ; IN q
make new blood, full of the l,ie's,
corpuscles which drive out 40 ~
up fresh tissue, solid muscular .ts;trijspl
healthy nerve force II gives cops 49,
power, deep and full and suossd iar,7
out hollow cheeks and einacia',s,s;a
gives plumpness. color and "a ~
It docs not make flabby lat hks 9sd ~
oil On this account, 1t is
for corpulent people. XII, .rSNe!
1t aids digestion and the naiu. ss,res -
the liver and by feeding the ~ nerept
highly vitalized blood banisne'
ness, neuralgia and insoinilia- - VI
). Where constinated condition le n
Discovery " should be used 10 cv-2sif1o
with DIR. Picrco's Pleasant Pellen No.
the most perfect. mild and naIu' ~
in the world, There is nothing IN =
as good. 4" There is nothing THAI
work so thoroughly. surely ana =
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SONS or VETERANS.
vcrmanent organizution pcrfc.tcd
called Sui. Ross (,nnn


iAere was quite an interesting meeting
heid last night at Dick Bowling camp for
the purpose OF permanently organlsmg /,
camp OF Sons OF Confederate Veterans Tor
. which purpose about forty names have Az
ready been enrolled.
Inc committee on permanent organ,xa
uun rorortel constitution and by-liwg.
ana tne necessary formula for securing N
charter NA'i"s
Under the constitution the follow,nr or
year: Wv '"s'
commandment, q. w, Docock; first Zen.
tenant commander. Leon 3. Smith: sec
ond lieutenant commander A. a Rs,,.
wood: adjutant. w. &. Timmins, surgeo,
Or. ~, n, Shaw; quartermaster, b. O.
viuWiord. chaplain, Rey. William Ilayno
Ieeyull: treaEnrer, Albert Cockreli. c,Ior
sergeant. Charles J. Crane; historian, d.
d. Bryan. -
Tho regular meetings OF the camp we,.
4 nxed Tor the third Thursday q eacn
month. and the annual meeting on reb.
ruary &c. ~
Messrs. Austin Millor j. NJ Burroughs
md ~ p. Foster We're appointed !. cn,,-
mittee on membership.
The nano adopted for the camp was Sui
nofs camp No. -, Sons OF Confederate
( ft.sefans. hs y comniimentary TO the nit NJ
Org Of tho late Governor Ross
Cuban aNsiPATHIgsRs no MEET.
Third Annayer.ary Of the RcyoIt
spnan ~ He Celebrated.
goHight At 1880 the Cuban sympatl,izers
4 The city VIII hold meeting on marker
hQane square for the purpose Of listening
- some addresses on tho question of Cuba
5lnrq Rnd to pass resolutions rejecting
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The following marriage licenses were Is
sued by County Clerk Dupree yesterday.
Joseph L. Haddon and Miss Sarah ray
Tor Thomas.
Willie Brown and Gertie Smith.
c. T. Bohlae and Miss Annie Sohole-
kopf
otto Hahn and Miss Hermlne Groschke.
Richard Westall and Miss Adelaide
brennan.
j. c, Nelson and Miss Olive Newberg
Thomas j. Hobbs and Chipse Butler
Napoleon Branch and Lilly Bell Jones'
Thomas II. Stone and Miss Florence
Ford
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Off FOR WASHINGTON.

Houston and VcInsco Deep Water
| Committees ON the Same Train.
| The Houston deep water committee "a
| 90 IN washington AMI annea, bcforo Tho
,'a,,,, 49,, a.,
eoNliiii,'ee on rivers ana haioors III ,ne M
terest OF the Dill making an appropriation
for the deepening and widening OF Buffalo
bnvou. from, tJo,,aton an tho iett;as Inf, n,
~. I..a..,,a..s, s, 60. s,s..,...,,, !
ny in'e' n"t.o'''i "nu 'ieae 4'oi'"ein ~
p. M. yesterday on the spcciai car 'Wator-
ford" that was placed at the disposal OF
the rom noittcc nv tho Pullman palace car
a,,,,,.,,, In, .,,,ta,. ..1,,, -
.oinp"ny enu "i'ioh WIZ rc''i"'n Ut lne'r
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HuTCHINS HOUSE CHANGE,
Interest of w. II. and =. r.. Rowe
AoMmireh by II q Mnrd

ACQUIRED by II. q. Ward,
ny TWO bills Of sale filed In the office
OF County Clerk L. +. Dupree yesterday.
Mr.. d. Q. Ward acquired all interest in the
lease ON the Hutchins house, the hotel Sit
mated on lots g. Z 3 and IL, block Is, on
the corner Of Travis street and Franklin
avenue. The lease expires on FEBRUARY
q, 1899, and Messrs. w. T. and John II.
boyle each held half interest in Il.
I'm. lne former received for his share $1,000 and
the latter $500, according to the terms Of
the instrument on record.
Mt Ward lis well known cattleman.
VINO mas made frequent visits 10 Houston
In the past wa
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Requiem Services Mt Deni.on.

Denison, Texas, February %. = AZ !.
Episcopal church this evening requiem q
vices for the dead of the Maine were e
All OF the members of the United NJ
geological surveying corps were ples vi I, ]
commemorative discourse was deiivessyr n Z
the rector Rev. John Benner Gibple. j.. -
interior of the church was decorated 81
black bunting.
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Iinilhinr prrn,i1s

The following building permits were Is.
sued yesterday by City Engineer Gusr-
iagor.
John Dawn, one-story cottage. lot 6.
block Sii, Crawford street. $500.
Emma Parker, shed on Smith street s,o
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SOUTHWESTERN Trns,,. c,

81 Louis, February 2s.--rhe follow,ng
ehansss in rates on traffic 10 Texas no,n,s
nave peen promulgated. based ON notice.
n ,rea ~ me lines that witt.irew from thu
western Freight bureau. Of their inten,ion
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houston, Texas. February ss--Feeling
iha' ny Official acts daring the fyc years
IN which ! have acted as county commis.
sione' VII bear the closest scrutiny. ana
not wishing to cloud record Of which I
am not ashamed. ] ask for enough space
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Fifih Ward Dcmocrn.Ic c,nn

me nan occupied by the Fifth WARD
Democratic club was comfortably b,led vi,
night when President Lee schwandsr .., lee.
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'LlFE is WORTH LlvING,

when YOU have your laundry work done M
- Paokard's Troy Laundry. ai2 Prairie
avenue. Phone 339
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BRENNAN. Texas. rebruary d po

brenham, Texas, February 2l.-Rey. Il. p.
Newsom, pastor of the Methodist church
preached to a large crowd on the IAN instant
on tho Modern Dance and the ,rloa,n, . q,
she course of which he read the editorial Il,
snnaay's Post entitled "a Show and a Nor
~. ts commended the editorial most hearth
y, anu commented on II at length.
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Light Co. ss''n uas
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Endorsed by the Ministers.
To the Editor OF The Post.

Feeling that there is lacking In expres.
sion OF appreciation due your valuable paper
py ministers OF the Gospel. these lines arc
Written, Besides your liberality in letting
ministers have The Daily Post at half price,
you extend more conrtesies to ministers and
Take more interest in the spreadiur of tha
Gospel than any of the other great duilies
OF the State. The Posts editorials are moral
y sound aud the standard of Journalism ex-
v ,s.a ~ no paper IN tho South Every min-
ister should take The Post and get n knnwi
edge Of what is going on In the world. thus
being IN better condition TO fight the real
battles 10 be met J. III II is,,i.
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The Fountain of Youth

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then escaped to the shore as we'll as
they could, with the assistance of the
boats sent from the American men of
war, and threw themselves upon the
mercy of their captors, who not only
extended to them the gracious hand Of
American chivalry, but sent them o
guard to protect them from the muir
derous bands of Cuban soldiers hiding
IN the bushes on the hillside, eager to
rush down and attack them uiniarmed
Unarmed, defeated, but valorous
foe. One or another of the Spanish
ships became the victims of the awful
rain of shells which the American bat
tleshlps, cruisers and gunboats poured
upon them and two hours after the first
vessel went out of the harbor. three
cruisers were destroyed, smoke and
flame pouring from every part of them
and covering the entire coast line with
a mist which could be seen for miles
Heavy explosions of ammunition &C.
every few minutes, sending
curls OF dense white smoke O hundred
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AMERICAN Loss ONE MAN KILLED AND TWO WOUNDED
Spans Finest Cruisers are Now at the Bottom of the Sea
Having Been Partially Demolished by Fire to Keep
from Capture--Another Great Event on the
Fourth of July Prisoners Taken.

Admiral Cervera's feet, consisting
OF the armored cruisers Cristobal Co.
lon, AImirante Oquendo, Infanta Mar
Ia Teresa and Vizcaya and two torpe-
do boat destroyers, the Furor and the
Pluton, which had been held in the
harbor of Santiago for six weeks past
by the combined squadrons of Rear
Admiral Sampson and Commodore
Schley, now lies at the bottom of the
Caribbean sea off the southern coast
OF Cuba. The Spanish admiral is a
prisoner of war on the auxiliary gun.
boat Gloucester formerly Mr.. ]. Pier
pont Morgan's yacht Corsair) and
1000 to 1,5OO Spanish officers and
sailors, all who escaped the fearful
carnage caused by the shells from the
American ships, are also held as pris-
oners OF war by the United States
navy.
The American victory Is complete
and according to the best information
obtainable at this time, the American
vessels were practically untouched and
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Vaudeville Regatta.

Vaudeville (. never looked q,
more beautiful than it didS y
night n The luxuriant groves vi J, \
Towering shrubs and the tins . 4
nesses Of creeping vines vs,s !, " I
prime and ID. every soft night b,ss, |
laden with dainty perfumes Nv I
were to be Of. seen everywhere !, |
gether 1. that pretty sunms ~
looked like O section cut out !, I
land. The race across tie laks,l
very interesting. There ", u ]
moonlight, and o strong, stea H.
nearly all the way for the frsi ! u |
the Journey, and a little ma "
yachts participating in the Man,
were running with '- NJ
sheets, but q puff of wind cams. y
remainder of the run to be n asS''s 1
hauled. The chief feature : !,
actual racing is concerned + + !.
and the Montauk has proved : NJ
easy winner, with the susie p !. u
the Nymphae third, Tawants' ~ y
fifth and tho A.. y
sixth. eSsa