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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-01

Ger 6rembenlfrrm Ing Nerner.p pber-
Lamb, an ben Wieripaloitditer See. uab
Groubiinben, ins Wallis mar bieier
3ase ltetsfort Elm aeipaltiger. bon BEN
nur 81 iuiinfden lit, Ct in0tbte Bis in
ben September bineiil anbolten.
Ser 5onntas Mbeio brddte Elm aans
getpaltiges 8emitter unb Der Wlontag
anbaltenoen Reger, tpoourd Die glutb=
hibe, Die am s., 6. uno z. QluQ. ee=
berrift bate, abaefiiblt tpuroe. Sen
2anoletten llno Gtdotern lit aber Die
Wieoertebr oeS fb6nell Wetters attge=
nebm. ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-01
Spc3iellcr Sages;ug 5n Dem Slational
Eager in Ginriaanti.

IS lino geranitaltunsen setroffen,
Die Veteranen Der g. VI. sc. iiber Die
yennlDlpania 2inien fdneu nab Sim
einnati gu beforoetn. gu oieIem 3wefe
miro am 5. September sur 5a0esseit
ELM Spe5lal5u9 peranltoltet uno fino Die
olten Soloaten. oeren 6amilien uno
Treulloe bersli6 einaelaben, oenielben
au beniiBen. Sie folsenoe Isabelle
5elgt, mann oer 3ua Die berfbieoenen
Stationen perldbt uno sibt au1 Die
preile;
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-01
Staat Obio, @tabtSoIebo,
QurnS pnr1th Sc

srant S. Gbenep beidm6rt,
bab er, Der dltere partner Der 0irma
&. 6. @DeneD & 60. 1T, tpelAe
@eI9dfte in Der Gaot Soleoo, in oben=
genaintem Gountp uub 5taate tbut,
uno bob beiagte Girma Die @unme
BON einbunbert Dollars fit
ieben Ga1 BON &atarrb be3ablen
uirb. Der our6 ben Gebrau1 bon
0all's Ratarrb Sur ni9t gebeilt
tperben fanl1.
5rant S. gbenep.
Beidnoretl bon mir unb un=
(Siegel.) terihrieben in meiner @egen=
mart am s. September ".
8. 1856.
q. %. Citation, 6ffentliter
Notar.
Sans Gatarrb Sur tpirb inner=
lid genommen, unb tDirtt brett auf
0as Blut unb bic f9leimigefi Ober=
fldden bes gpltenis. Capt gu9 um=
fonif 3eu9niiie fontlnerr.
s.. S. GbeneD & Co.,
Solebo, 8.
fw gertauft bon allen Mpotbsfern,
Is Gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-01

Ser 3ug fommt obne MagenueAlel
Wa1mittaas un 3 ubr in Cincinnati
an.
IS tperoen bonn 3. biz 6. September
aud grcurlions=Sidets fiir ale reael=
laaBisen 3ige bertauft. 9ie Sldets
lino siiltig bis gum Is. September,
NIT bent 3edte eine 8erldnseruns bis
gum 2. Sttober gu ertperben. SIR
ndberr Iusfunft tpeiloe man ii1 an ben
nddfen Sidet Nsenten Der Yennlplpa=
mia Ginien ober man lpenoe lih an 3.
s.. Dillon Siitritt Yallogier
Nsent. pittsburg, ga.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-01

: Der ssabresberi6t bes penfions=
gommiiidrs aeiat, oaB am S1lub beg
Gisfalialres 1898 iid 993,7l4 pen-
liondre auf Der peniionslilte befanoen.
3unabine iiber oas Doria5r Tim IL, $50.
Dabet muroen tpdbrenb oes Sabres 33, ;
69l Namen. inFolse bon 5ooesfalen
nno 1890 tuesen Observation-Disclosures
tbung uno anoern @riinoen gefriden /!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-01

Jolsenoe 5reitpillien=&eaime
puroen am @amitag ousgemllitert !:
Das 1. uno 5. Nliijouri &eaiment,
jebt in @bifamauga. uno bas 3 W1il=
iouri, iebt in Wiboletptpll, pa., tperoen
nad ben Sefferfon Barads, Mo., 9eben.
Das l59. Snoiana. ieBt Miooletoiun,
nad SnoianapOlis. Sas s. Stem Dorf,
ieBt in Gbidamau9a, nad Demlteao.
=. S.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-01

= Wenn Gdlahtbieb anf benz Srans=
port fo berna6fdiiiSt piirbe, ipie llrl=
fere pon Cuba beinfebrenben GoIoas
ten, ba tuilrbe pernutbiid iebr i9nel
irgeno cine .0umare SDtietD. Gin.
iprI1 erheben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-01

Wilbelm: SD id) bin duf sireH
etn3l ssIi'sssn'' /
Gin 2ebrcr frdgte einsn Ghiilsr:
nWp5u bient bds grDt bduptfddliA9"
@diilsr: lin Butter carcilf 5li
f9mieren!"
rMutter, Der Gbunrs lGBt mir gar
fetnsn Was i'm gette!"
.Rsnen glob2 Min er benn rneAr
els bic bGlftc bdbsna"
.rgr min ieinen pIaB in Der Miit.e
faben nnb id foll alf ben bsioen 5ei=
ten liesen!"
@ouDernaHts: raannIt Du mir 5az
gen, 2iesGan, tpeshdlb Der lisba 8ott
sauf @pbom unb @oa1prrba 1suer unb
Ghnefsl reguer lieb91
2issden: rNsil es ban1als nod
feine fdneoiIdanS srsieab1l5dcn sab!"
Morib unb Nrftur, 5!pei anaben
bon fiinf unb bret Sahren, buben iib
iosben an ben Ginbertiib gum M;ttaa=
eifen ni:bergeiett. G;orib benertt,
bab 1i9 nur cine gpfelIine auf benz
Slide bsfinbet urto ftiinnt 1ofort ein
furdtbares Gebeul an. ~
rMber, morib, tnetn lieber Sunse,
iparum peinit Du benr 10 l9redli4s"
fraate bic bs{prate Mutter.
.Weil fir Mrtbur teine Mpfeliine
ba it'll" fGlua5te Der fiirIorsIi9e 8ruz
bcr.
Ser fleire gcar 1T bonn Baum sez
fallen.
Jrember:: Steiner, baft Du Dir
bsim Sauen ipeb eetban2"
Mar: rNein, beim Sallen nt9t, absr
tpie ih unten ansetomlnen b;n!"
,gitte, aib mir mod ettpas 3uder
gu ben Grbbeeren!" flebt elm &nabe
feline Mfuttsr an, bic Der Metnung lit,
baB er idon gu ptel senaidt. .Msibt
Du, Mama," fiist er noh elmer Weile
pergebltden Martens brpbenb birsu,
rnas in unisrer Strabe paIiirt iit2
9ier tppbnte Elm fletner Sunge, benz
feine DIANA aut3 feinsn 3udcr gu BET,
Grbbeeren setsn pollte, unb - -"
rgfun - unb9" fragte Die Mutter.
rllnb am nG6Ten Sage 1T Der Mrme
in cine @rube geItiirat," beenbete Der
anabe ieinen seriht.
Die fleine Mnna bat 1i9 auf benz
Sabrmarft bon bsr 9anb ibres gaters
perloren unb frdst. ibn 1u9eno, isben
ibr gegesnenben:
u9itts, bdben Sic niGt eiren Serrn
obne ein tieines !! mdOden i ss!e6sna" e
Mutter (sornis): uMber Sans,
Sunse, Ou bdit ia fAon pisbsr 2Dder
in ben Striimpfen9"
0ans (in8srlegenbeiD: uSa. Dana
ba fann ih nibt bafiir, bic iinb in be,
madt bonn !. stubl gsfanen!..
aebrer: rwie pisl 3dbne bat be,
Menfd2"
@diilsr: .Dsn eonsen Muno pOll!"
2ebrer: rSeBt, ainber, min i6 Sud
etnmal elm Rdtbiel aufssbsn. Was III
sas: Wenn man jung lit, 10 ipiinI9i
man es, unb tpenn MANS bat, 1c
ipiinida man es gar ni6t mehr?"
peter: sd peib es, 9err 2ehrer!"
2ebrer: SEA, 10 Jag es, peter."
peter: rGine Srau!"
2ebrer (betroffen): nWsr bat 81,
bas sefast2"
peter: rMein gater!"
2ebrer (perlegen): u6m! gs 1T nu,
ntdt eans ri9tie, es lit pabr, es pabt;
ober - eisentlid bate id bas Mlte,
gemeint!"
,Du trintft nod cine saNe Raffee
liebsr Sran5," faste eine Na6barin 81
benz fleinsn @Dbn9en tbrer sSlurnaa=
barin, oas lie gum aaffse Bel ii9 ein=
gelaben bate.
SD barf nidt, Mama bat es mil
berboten," entgegnete ber fleine syran5
rWas bat Define Mama eeIagt9"
Diana fagte: Du barff Bel be,
Srau Nadbarin nidt 10 biel ei1sn. hit
ite Bel uns!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-01

*Daily. fExcept Sunday. FLAG stop. UAicals.
Dark Faced Type denotes tins from IL % nooa to ~ %
midnight; Light Faced from 12 90 midnight % noon
L. F. LOREE, E.A. FORD,
Gsnsral Manager Gsnsral Passenger Agsnt.
626-9S-I PIrTsBURGH, PExN'A.
For Time cards, rates of fare, through tickets.
baggage checks, ana further Information rs-
Agent Ofthe Penusy wants Lines - g
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-01

y 9llser 1T fein Sdla9tenlenfer,
aber Elm - Sdld6ter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-01

Gie Sige l. 2. 5 nnb fabren tdslib smii9en Glen.-
anb nnb ubrhSpine.
4lle anbern 3iice tdalidD, aisgenpinmen Gonat6es
Wtartins 5errD nno Sellaire ilito benz 6. 8. g. 80.
BabnbDftn Bridgeport.
0nrdgebeube Yerbnbunaen nno bnrfoeteibe
Stdets nod allen punften. Mon lprede Bel ulieru
asenten ppr pber tpenbe iid) on
M. 6. Garrel, 8eneral paieneer Nst..
Glebelano. ..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-01

Ter r@ephabter" criteint ieben Spnnerstag unte1
fosnenhen SnbifriptipitSpreiien
Sir bic Scr. Gtaaten unb Canada Bel IprnuS-
beaobluue -. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1.50
QBtrb ert i'm Sanfc beS sJabres pber Had) Ibfnilf
befeibsn besablt I75
Sur Geutihlano nnb bic Sbmeis bel 0orans.
besaDlung .-..-... eco
gpenn md NbInuf cnes 3ernins etr Mbpnnert has
8Iaf ufht refnirt rep ehr alS afrei HrMtmerr an.
Mmmt 70 nirb Der getreffenhe aub fr ben fnIgcnbcn
Hexrin aIS Mbpnncnt eingetraaeH.
90 large Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fit has 8latt nod
ona Dbcr tbeueie ausitebt barf fem abprneut bas.
eIbe perfpeigern.
Entered at the Post Office at New Philadelphia,
o.. as second class matter.
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Nos. S36 and 33s connect at Wellsville fol
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for the
East. -
BETWEEN BAYARD AND NEW PHIL LADELPHia.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-01

1UItt S1u uttl ~ UtCl <<tlHtl uNu StL~
brub madft," anttportete bic Mutter.
.Mh, Mama," meinte bic &leine,
ri6au nur bic arme @robmama an,
beren 5aar 1T fdon gang tpeib! WaS
muBt Du als &inb ibr fir Merger unD
8erbrub semadt baben9"
aarlden gu isiner iugenbliden
Sante, tpGbrenb bieie Blumen i'm @arz
ten besieBt:
nsante, tpirit Du aud nit elmer
GieBfanne besonen2"
9ante (bernunbert): ,Mber, &drl<
den, bift Ou tnll2 WesbaIb benn?"
Rarlden: rNun, bic DIANA faat
bod INNER, Du bif aud 70 Elm nettes
pfldn5den, bas man febr bitten mub!"
X y
sd bite Uni Elm 5tiidden au<
den" fagt 2iesden; lid bringe ben
Raffee 10 troden ni4t binunter!1
0ater: .Wilbelm, Du Gafermentsz
iunge, Du bait Did {hOn ipieber se=
rauft!4
Wilbelm: .Nein, Batter, i9 babe
mid nibt gerauft!1
Batter: rDu buft ID cine Munbe auf
Der Gtirne."
.Wilbslm: sd babe mid eebiifen.
Batter"
Batter: vWds2 GsbiFen2 Na tD1rte,
im min Did liigen lebre1! M3ie tamil
Dn DID btnn oa obtn btibens~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-18
Lobbying.

Cleveland in his Reno speech denied
that he was a lobbyist for the Central
Pacific. Will he deny that he was a lob
byist for the Vi I? Read the following
taken from the APPEAL of January 4th.
1881:
a. c. Cleveland. the famous railroad
~"lobbyist' is at the Or,nsby House.
"Cleve" is awfully smart. the smartest
the railroad ever had. He was able with
the wave of his hand, to rip the anti-rail-
road plank out of the platform of the
Republican convention last summer.
His smoOthe address, afTable bearing and
immense tact render him a dangerous
man to a poor innocent member from
the cow counties. who would like to lift a
mortgage oft his property"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-18
last Evenings M3etin e.

4 fair house greeted a. c. Cleveland
amt Alfred Chartz at the Republican
meeting last evening. Geo. W. Keith
VINO was seckin. the nomination for
District Attorney on the silver ticket We
years ago, acted as chairman. The chair
the people Il strictly home rIle talk from
Cleve's s;aua point.
Tie speech was very much nI1dihed
from that delivered at Reno and Mr.
Cleveland also dispensed with his new
theme, poetry, which he delivered at the
other town. Mr.. Cleveland stated that
he has been lately the means of putting
a number Of men to work 10y the sale Of
which is a good thing for Cieve and also
FIR the men. 1t was very evident that
Mr.. Eieveland's friends had him rim his
speech since his appearance in Reno.
Cleve is a good story teller and re-
ccileG applause AZ the end Of each yarn.
Alfred Chartz followed Mr.. Clereland
Mr.. Chartz although he had two heavy
burdens TO overcome, a very long srcc-h
and Timothy Connolly in the aU0i"5ct
he delivered his burden after consider
able endeaVor. Mr.. Chartz finally con
Guided his speech which was after his
owl style and he received a liberal share
OF applause, especially at his mention 81
the name of William ]. Bryan.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-18
Lafayette Day.
EDITOR APPEAL:-

EDITOR APPEAL
VIII pOu kindly announce to the citi-
zens of Carson that in pursuance Of Gov-
ernOr Sadlers proclamation, the public
school will celebrate Lafayette Day on
Wednesday, October. 10, 1898.
On that day, Mr.. Samuel Plat will de
liver a patriotic address to the school
children and citizens of Carson, COM
mfncing at , o'clock in the afternoon.
All interested are cOadiaIly invited to
be present. The object Of this celebration
is fully set forth in said proclamation.
If the citizens of our city desire to con-
tribute toward building a monument to
the "Marquis De Lafayette" it can be APP
prOpriately lone through the school chill
dren. The name of children contribut-
ing with the amounts Will be published
from time to time and the money will be
placed i'll the hands of Governor Sadler.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-18
How About This

The Y. 4. T. Railroad, through its organ
which it supports, is attacking the Cen
trial Pacific on account of fare and frtights
and also about the funding bill. The
people of Storey, Ormsby and Washoe
are astonished that this railroad should
make such attacks, when its charges for
carrying passengers and hauling freight
is about three tHics a. much as charged
toI Ike business on he c. p. The people
would also like to know why the 1857 900
advanced as subsidies to the V. & r.
should not be refunded to the three
counties above named. Are they not
entitled to it as much as the Government
is to the subsidies given the c. p.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-18
Speaking at ElHo.

Governor Sadler. f.. u. Kelly, Sam
Davis, w. p. Jones, Fl. c. Cntting ana J
J. Mcdonnell addressed the people Of
Elko last Friday evening. Mr.. McDon-
mel, representing the Federated Trade
was the last to speak in behalf of he
cause and advised all lahoring men TO
vote for the Silver Party candidates and
elect men who euhordinatcd all other
questions to that on which hangs the
welfare Of state and nation. He told how
a few of the members Of the Union had
met secretly and endorsed the candidary
of the Republican nominee for governor
and assured the audience that such en-
dorsemcut did not represent the senti-
mpnt Of the members of the Miners
Union. and would be resciuded at their
next meeting. An Overwhelming ma
iority of that body. he declared, would
work and vote for the Sill err party nom
lneeS. Applause greeted this statement
Music by the band opened and conclud-
ed the meeting, All present voted The
first hroadsides from the silver batteries
4 hot one.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-18
Church Festival.

The ladies of St. Theresa's Church will
give an entertainment and dance on
Wednesday evening November the End.
This is the first time the ladies of the
Church have entertained the Carson
public in several years and there is no
doubt but what the entertainment will
prove a great success.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-18
Stewart and Yerington at Outs

Senator Stewart and Mr.. Yerington
met in he Bank yesterday and Mr.. Yer
ingion remarked to the Senator that he
heard he was lighting him aud wanted to
know the reason.
The Senator wrote the following reply:
"Do you suppose that | can always en-
dure the SANDER, filth and blackguard-
ism Of your newspapers without resist
ance?"
Mr.. Yerington at once got excited
while the Senator ~graciously left bis
presence.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-18
ALL SORTS

AS a liniment Trib is supreme.
Eagle oysters at Richardson's.
Fresh vegetables ut Bakers.
Capaduia at Richardson's-for men
only.
Boys underwear, soc a snit at the Fin
porium.
Bohemian Club cigars are now for sale
At the Magnolia.
WANTED-A coat maker. Apply at
the Emporium.
Registry books close on Thursday.
Hurry up and register.
Don't forget to procure a ticket for the
G. \. r. dance on Feb. l4th.
F. w. Day takes orders for carpets and
will deliver same to yon in three days.
Fo3 SALE-A fine parlor set, practically
new. Inquire at residence of ]. G. Nc
earthly.
Carbon Photos, tin types, photo buttons
crayons and water colors at the tent gal-
airy. opposite Mint.
The number at the Emporium last
evening that entities the winner to 4
hall hat rack is 1882.
Sam Boston, Independent candidate
for Assemblymen from Lyon county has
withdrawn his name from the ticket.
GIRL WANTED-To do house york in
small family. no washing or ironing
wages SO 80. ADDRESS D. care APPEAL.
Remember 25 dozen only. Sl.OO card
photos ron The 10th to the goth of Octo-
Der. Painters Studio. Thaxters Drug
Store.
\. c.. Cleveland arrived in town yester-
day morning. He was met at the depot
by O. 81. Grey. Does this indicate that
the Coffin Republicans are standing
sponsor for Cleveland's candidacy?
Capital Rebekgh Lodge No. II, I. 0. OF
will open the winter festivities with ;
grand ball on Friday evening Oct. Is, ls9,
at Armory hall. The Rebpkahs viii
serve supper to the guests free of charge
W. .l"iON IL = vi 'fiEl L ifAiN i"N''
sive tuner for Prof. Krall. will receive
orders at Steinmetz' Drug store for TIVE
weeks. Instruments tuned, repaired anC
polished. 4 fine bargain in nearly new
upright pianos.
Their is no obnoxious poll tax law. |
was knocked out by the efforts of San
p Davis candidate for State COntrOlIe
on the Silver ticket. You do not have t
present a poll tax receipt to register il
this State.
The ladies of the st. Paul Episcopa
Church,, Virginia City, will tender tn
operetta "Zanie' on Nov, 4th en- whic
occasion they will give a souvenir pre-
gram containing the cards of candidate
for office to be voted for November Sth.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-18
Silver Party the Gamer.

The following is a comment on Cleve-
lands speech last Saturday, furnished by
a Reno gentleman:
The Republicans are somewhat ratified
over Cleveland's grand tiasco here last
night and are regretting that he ever APP
peared before a Reno audience. If he
does as well in other towns as he did
here, the Silver party will not need any
campaigners. His work Will he sufficient
to elect the whole silver ticket"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-18
Photograph Special.

From Oct. 10Th to Goth only twenty-five
dozen card photos at 500 per dozen at
Painters Carbon Studio over Thaxler
Drug Store.
Everybody gets them at Pointers Photo
gallery. Cuff buttons, scarf pins, W. IA
charms and brooches, every style, macic
from any photograph.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-18
Card cfTharks

During our bereavement We were most
kindly and generously assisted by our
many friends and especially the choir
to whom we wish to extend our most
sincere and heartfelt appreciation.
MAJOR GARDNER M FAMILY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-18
Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that the reg
istry books of Carson preciect are open
for the registration of the qualified cleo
tors and Will close at 6 o'clock D.. m. on
the Goth of October, 1898.
w. H. Stone, Registry Agent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-18

Eastern advertising Agent 230-234 Tenn
pie Court Building, New York City, +.
katZ, Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-18

tween A. Bakers and Hot Springs. Re-
turn TO L. w. Day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-18
Lumber For Sale

Second hand lumber for sale. Inch
and a half and dimension lumber of
various sizes, all sound. Apply at the
office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-18
Notice.

There will he 4 meeting of the OTmsby
County Central Committee at 100 this
evening. All members are requested to
be present.
EDMUND JAMES,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-18

EDMUND JAMES,
Chairman.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-18

AS a liniment Trib is supreme.
Eagle oysters at Richardson's.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-04

neighborhood Of $4,000, and Its members
thought they got Off cheap.
When It came to the race, it Is estimated
that the cost to the syndicate was $4,000;
If ii was not more than that they got off
easy.
The cost of building the new yacht alone
Will be at least SO 900. The Herresnoffs
cannot promise anything better than that.
II may run up far over, according to the
price OF metal. The Tobin bronze, from
which the hun of the Viglant was con-
structed, COST $1,000, and this was but an
item in the cost of the boat.
After the boat comes the captain. Capt
Hansen, who sailed the Vigiant received
1925 a month. Hank Han got more
When the captain wins a race he is gem
erously remembered by the owners, and
all get a bonus, down TO the sailors, who
expect Sc each
For daily routine work upon a prize
yacht twenty-five men are under pay; but
for a trial race fifty men are on board.
These men do not sleep on the yacht and
II Is necessary to hire a boat to house
them and feed them. OF course, the boat
must be chartered, manned and provision
ed. The clothing Of the sailors must he
provided by the owners, and each sailor
is paid $50 a month and upwards.
To get ready for great race in the fall
requires six months of constant practice,
or,.as In the case Of the Nigilant and De-
fender, from April TO October During this
time the mate Is paid SIS a month"; some
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-04

ceptance and, II approved, ~TIerreshoR win
be notified and the two builders viii set to
work to construct their respective boats.
While the challenger has certain privi-
leges, he must observe certain rules. The
challenger is expected to describe the
plans of his yacht in a general way and
the challenged one accords with them.
In this way true sportsmanshlp is preserv-
ed. Neither Is taken by surprise and nelth-
er has undue advantage of size, sail, or
construction. The art in building to get
speed lies in the make, fit and set of the
sails, the size and general manner Of the
boat, and the way in which 1t Is manipu-
lated.
When a challenge is sent, 1t is in the
name of the club to which the challenger
belongs. In this case the Royal Ulster
Yacht Club challenged the New York
Yacht Club. The challenge was promptly
accepted and the gentlemen who acted
through their clubs, namely, Sir Thomas
Upton of England and the American
syndicate, set 70 work to build their
boats.
The general public has no adequate idea
what IL owes to its millionairee for this
yachting treat. 1t costs hundreds of
thousands TO build a yacht and race It.
The exact figures are kept quiet. but they
leak out
The Defender costs its syndicate in The
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victories at sea anything Of a sea-going
nature is of interest and the navy, once
vague matter, has become fad.
]. Pierpont Morgan has associated with
him c. Oliver IselIn. J. V. S. eddie, Au-
gust Belmont, Vice Commodore Lewis
Cass Ledyard. ex-Commodore4 r. NJ.
Brown, f. W. J. Hurst, j. Beaver Webb
ex- Commodore James d. Smith, Freder-
lex r. Adams, J. Fred Tams, John T.. VIII
son, e. B. Ravens, Harrison b. Moore, r.
r.. Worden, A. lie Nome, J. B. Ecclesine,
Jr., l.. w. Fisher, A. Cary Smith, William
Gardner and other sportsmen tof that
stamp, and together these millionaircs
have raised a sum for the construction Of
a boat worthy the Americas cup defense.
Herreshoff. the builder Of the present
cup holder the Defender. is to design the
yacht, and yachtsmen are delighted over
the opinion expressed by Herreshoff that
he can lower the Defender's record FIVE
minutes over a thirty-mIle course.
Sir Thomas Lipton, who has challenged
the yacht owners Of America, IS the tea
merchant who dealt out teas so dong and
50 successfully that he landed himself In