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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
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Special Appio5ration Bill tails6 si Pass
age wren It Reached The Senais

age WNEtu II ktdGll@A Nl@ ~ nav
The special appropriation bill
knocked out by the legislature 10 ita
entirety. contains the following items
For attorneys fees 70 John
n. Hall. employed BY the
secretary Of state in the
case OF state OF Oregon ".
Multuomah county, being
10 per cent Of the amount
collected by him and
turned into the state treas.
uy..... ...........s G,69s IS
For attorney fee 10 Captain
John Mullen. for the col
lection Of United States di-
rect war tax 0f the State Of
oregon ... ........ 1854 Sc
For claim Of S. a. Dawson
and j. W. Maxwell cor
rectInR and approving sen.
ate journal Of 1895. ....... 400 ~
For claim Of Sanborn, Vail
& CO, for oh printing of
the governor of Oregon for
legislative hall........... 500 90
For attorney fee Of j, G..
Moreland, In the case Of
the State Of Oregon ex rel
AC. Taylor vs. 5, Penuoy-
er-two cases 10 circuit
and suprewe court. .,... $50 90
For the Development Of Soda
Springs, Ia Linn county. 1000 90
The house passed this bill, but the
senate got no further than the john
Hall claim, which II reduced TO $500
when 10 got tired and quit. The Hall
clalm and that OF Mullen, which
has been before the legislature for the
past 10 years, Is based upon a contract.
Both will probably have TO be paid
some time, though not before the
state gets ready, as the state cannot
be sued Both items are objected 10
a- eXOrbItant, aud for this reason give
the lawmakers a "tired feeling" when
ever they come up. As the interest
keeps on accumulating, the claims
look more formidable aud outrageous
AZ each succeeding session Of the leg |
stature and perhaps will never be T.
paid 10 full a compromise on the /
part Of the cIlimants seems % be the /
OuIy way out of the dImcul y.
The claim cf 500 Of Dawson aud /
Maxwell Tor revision OF the senate
Journal OF the session Of 1895 Is also /.
considered excessive; else IL would
have been rut into the special ap
bill that was passed The
claim Of j. @. MoreIand forattoruey
fees CONES under the same category,
tue services performed not being con.
,idered worth the amount asked.
The BlO0Odsked Tor the Improvement
VI Soda Springs, owned by the state
@gs rejected FOR the reason that the
expenditure ot this amount OF money
would In all probability not improve
.he quality or virtue OF the water,
Representative Jones. who secured
-he passage Ola bill, carrying this ap.
In the house, declared the
springs were the shrine for the blind,
ame and halt from every section OF
HE state. The senate, however, re
used 90 pass the bill.
The cla'm of Sanborn, Vail & co. Of ,
300 Tor the oil paiuting Of cx GOV ,
.ruor Lord, is considered Just one, O
nd was rejected perhaps only by G
elson OF being found In bad company. |.
The wotN was done by Captain T. +
", Moore, the well known artist, aud +
he painting {, pronounced the finest [
q the entire collection ot oil paint
pgs OF governors 40 the capital.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
PalnetIe calendar.

The Northern Pacific, better known
a. the Yellowstone National Park
route, has Issued calendar that is o
work Of art. There are six plates rep
resentlug American girls Ia military
and naval costume 10 national colors
To see them Is an object lesson In
patriotism. II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
Yokohama Tea Store
Telephone Red 81
Free delivery.
QUESTION OF REGULARITY.
The Anti-Slot Machine Bill Passed by
the House Was Duplicate and
Not Original Bill.


Not Original Bill
VIII the Proebstel bill, 10 abolish
nIckehin.slot machines, becomes a
'lawg
J THIS is a question that Is agltating
I the cigar dealers just now aud causing
them considerable perturbation Of
( spirit.
The only hope OF cigar dealers lies
10 the alleged irregularty in the pas
sage Of the bill by the house, The
senate passed the bill by large ma
jOrity, aud duplicate Of the bin was
passed by similar heavy vote 10 the
house. The reason the house could
not get action on the original b,ll was
that Representative Cuts, Of Clatsop
county, who had 10 referred 20 the
printing committee, Of which he is
chairman. had the bill in his pocket
aud himself in Portland when II was
called up. The bill was never reported
ION b1 the committee, and 10 was not
believed that the committee had any
intention OF reporting on IT,,
The house, however resented this
disposition or the part Of the com
mittce To- hold the bill back, aud
When u was called up obtained a du.
plIcate copy with the proper indurse-
ments FROM The senate. 10 was this
bin that was passed by the house.
aud is now Ia the hands Of the goy-
eruorawaiting his signature,
The question now arises whether
the house had the right 10 take
action on a duplicate copy OF the bill
as long a. the original was la exist
encc, and uo showing Hos made as 10
its loss. 1.-THE action upon the du-
piicatc bin Is held % be legal there is
every prospect that the bill will be.
come law, II 10 was not legal all
efforts TO legi,late against these pop.
ular cigar winner, aud nickel losers
have been Tor naught.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
10 Nirht and ro.Mnr,nu N.rh,

And each day aud night during this
week you eau yet 40 any druggists
kcmp.s bal,lm for The Throat and
Lungs, acknowledged 90 bee the most
successful remedy ever sold for
Coughs, Group Bronchitis, Asthma
iud Consumption. Get "a bottle 10.
dhy aud keep 10 alway, in the house,
- you eau check your cold 40 once.
Price 23c aud juc Sample bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
The Modem Wny

Commends itself 20 the well-iufufmed.
to do pleasantly and eileCtually what
was formerly done in the crudest
manner aud disagrceabiy as we'll To
cleanse the system and break up colds.
headaches, and teyers without un-
pleasant after effects, use the delight
tul liquid laxative remedy, Syfup of
Figs Made by California Fix Syrup
90.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
A shoe

"ull enough iUr q queen. huiIt on
.'l,>l A,ls. strictly hr,t elias, iu every
inspect o., uur Nnc \Icl yestIng ton.
'"''el sole, wiI.lV heel .s3 25.
Match Itaad,r stoolfyuucau. See
as. Zee that'ts,iug top >,yushlast,
''' ''t' ''..-... ....,t.. sl,35.
And lhAt hls seller oar nuN famous
ulut-luruej N,cL lace or m.ft1o >st
~ t' ou barrow aud medium mss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
ElLovment srcnr.d

Wea'c all seeking enjoyment aud
while % &, hardly possible fur an 20
obtain continuous pleasuse q great
many enjoy an hour OF more each
day while taking their meal, at the
white house restaurant by j. w..
Barnett eod
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
THG PIONEER LIMITED

Is ihg name'i the only pertc, train in
the world noWrInulng every night between
N, Paul ant CLicag-, wa me Chicago. Mn.
wAukce a ~ Puul Railway -,he pioneer
road OF The West in adopting an improved
facilities o. ,ag safety and eIlymeut Of pas.
sengrn, An illustrated pamphlet. sh. wing
views OF auulm scenery along he Duie oi
the fionc'r Limited, viii De sen, Iee to any
person unon lccHp, Ot lWl-ctrt p1,tlrc
s,aHp, Address Geo. n HeaHn. Geneisl
'''-' a1' Nh-h'' 'H'e'-'. ll. oQti
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21

Arrange Ia spend Friday evening at
uuity church aud hear Rev. Mr..
Walter tell ot the experiment at Joliet
aud what the state OF Illinois Is do
lng Zoe is c0nylcts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21

-Four Years among the Criminals al
Joliet Rev Mr, Walter has given
this lecture 10 the east aud has always
Interested his audience By complr
son We learn wisdom, aud study of
other penal institute, helps us O.
know how To Improve ouruwu.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
Tie Homellsst Man I'M salem

As well as the handsGmcst, ana other,
are Invited 90 call on $780,, druggist
aud get free trial bottle ut krmp',
Bllsam for the lhru4t aud Lungs. "a
remedy that Is guaranteed 10 curr and
believe all Chronic aud Acute C-ughs.
Asthma, Bronchitis aud Consump-
tiOn. Price 2je. aud Soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
GhaI - nslwsen PaIlIana sna AIhan,

Char Cam Between Portland and Albany
Comfortable upholstered revolving
chairs, observation ends, attractive
smoking rooms, hfst class iu every
particular, 10 cents Portland 90 Salem.
10 cents Portland Go Albany. Car on
rear end 0t tram. These cars will be-
run throut hout tho session of the
leAlalhlure- LIZ %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21

Rheumatlsm,with its sharp twlnges.
aches and paius, Do sou knuN the
cause ? Acid iu the hluO1 mas accum.
ulaied 20 your Joints Tho cure \
lunud in ll0Uds Sar,aprlla which
heutialites this acid Thousand,
Nflle that they have been completely
cured oi rheumatism hy Hoods Sar.
sapfllla,
Hoods Pills cure nausea. sick head
lehe, billuusness. Indigestion. Price
~ cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21

When have people money toinvest
theyluuk about for the best 10 be had
People following this rule lind 10 10
their advantage % buy their grocer
les and provisions from BrausOn *
Co. cu.d
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
Dennty Is nInod nren-

, Clean blood means a clean skin. y.
beauty without Il, Cascarcts, Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood and keep il clean, by
s,,Iiins up the iazy, liver and driving all i'm
Puuues from the body. Begin TODAY Ia
banlsh pimples, boils, blotches. blackbSads
and that slckly bilious complexion bytaking
Nascarets,-beauty for ten cents an dr,g,
s's's' satisfaction guaranteed. Zoe, 2jc. SOC.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
We warrant
Our shoes

Especially our chiIdrans s.t.,.1
'a.s', ,',... apd Ne sg.I Ihem less than yoa
Come aud see.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21

pr hulIs Cough Syrup Psevens
pneumonia or i0lamutiou of the
lungs, Ihls celebrated pmedy viii
cure a cough ur cold promptly 10 lis
lue h',' medicine Tor AN kinds of
lung trouble aud cost, but % cts. a
bottle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
~ ToLa-eo ia anl smoL. l.nrlln. -

D'' 'ol','o spit and Smoke iour life away.
40 gu.t tobacco easily aud forever. be mag
hac, the wonder worker. that makes v.s,i, ~,
s.tvng' An ulu-gists t0c oggi. Cure guarlp.
s,,l Booklet aud sample free Address
e'''lng Remedy Co Chicago or New York
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21

m. y" cure Constipation Forever,
Il C. q O. ial 20 cure, Druggists refund H1sS o5 oS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
IT,.

We have great aotGon selling for about one third
less than they can be manufactured assortment Of cor
sets these we selling dollar Fine lines Of black
dress at ?aat thirty they can be laid down here to
Great variety Of aces from yard up largest and best assorted
STOCK emorodere in the city see display We es
pay wish call the Ladies and black silk oc
and chGon only hd different lines we
in stock Yet for our Gents furnishing
goods In shirts we have from good outing
flannel shirt at twenty-five mixed Underwear
either in mixed bought them at bargain and VIII
sell likewise
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
Money Refunded.

satisfaction guaranteed when Won
use Salem Special" flour. Money
back II you don't like IL. an
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
CALL FOR WARRANTS.

Notice is hereby given that there
are FUNDS on hand applicable On, the
payment OF warrants OF the city OF
salem. endorsed on or before Decem-
Der !, 1896, Holders Of said warratns
VIII please present them for payment
at Ladd X Bush's bank, as Interest
90 same VIII cease from the date Of
this notice.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
THE WEATHER.

The forecast Tor Tuesday and Wed
day occasional rain.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21

'l' ~ *: a. & S9.f' li:P S.a,s.' Ss ''p'''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21

The Salem Special hour made b,
that new machinery beats the world
Try DO, 4tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21

Nn morn'uue 1r opium iu pr Miles Pam
' ''l' 'tw At Pam. one como d dose.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21

for hslppe take Oregon Peach
"''''I'. g.. ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
JOHN MUIR

OIL. CITY Treasurer.
Salem, Or, Fct. Is, 1899. 30 lOt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21

thaTate Year npvris Mtth tasraruts.
aANN AalHtfNf, glFe fonafIr ratian f.retgr
ts, af hc e & iail. drass.sls fgiuIi n,e,s,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21

That buy Dress clothing Fredman New Racket
you know come
yourself bargains Offering Fine veil
ngsat styles worth thrydye selling fifteen cents
half pair for one dollar
per pair for sixtynine cents per
pair and Misses Kid Gloves pair fortyfye
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21

WV LINES 1hAtAo
Arrived today sc Will have theul
an exhibition rext Ycck they are
new Patterns and afc all made in
tue latest STYLES prices range FROM
u ~ to o. Cheaper than maklug
them yourself aud hotter nttlug
Rafmcuis you never saw. We would
oe pleased 90 sb0N ynn these gulds
You VAL iiuu them nicely nued aud
ttimmed.
Our Ladies and Mems Shoes
Arc ihe kind that give atlsfar.
tlon, Y you have une pair you viii
want another ihey nt I'D well aud
aiNe such Ruod service
cgoksettH Meas Fine 81 5O sh0e
noN q @--we are closing nut this
lice.
NeN 0lughams. naeks aod
Crashes arrived tuday,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21

ran GRIP CURE THAT DOES CURE
Laxative hromo Qulnlne Tablet,
iemuNc lhe cause That produces IA
Nuppo The genuine has l.. N. u
on each Tablet 2lc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-21
Fine Stock Sale.

me undersigned Offers at priyate sale
IMth'y-4ye head Of pure bred Jersey and grade
n,",h Ht Rls dalry farm four miles cast ofSalem
an we 9lIIgrtun road. Have fresh ana coming.
il COWS Have some rare bargains Prices 10
salem, or. SSnG =,
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,n,,JRlL At THE WHITE HOUSE.
WELCOMED BY THE president AND Si-0
RETARY LONG-hi1ILLIAN4
STREET SCENES.

washington. oct. 2-When Admiral be"ey
.-ain reached the line ~ tne District w 'o'Di"D'a
., stonned for fev minutes az the litle station
-, rearuood while tae Reception Committee
,rarf through the formal,y ~ presenting 70 the
Norion's CUES, the freedom y the District The
ceremony was performed by District Commis-
s.oner Wight In the presence q the AdmraVs
feet captains the military and nava. members
ot the party. and as many q the Reception
Committee "a could be crowded into the Ad-
mirals car.
FREEDOM OF THE DISTRICT EXTENDED.
John Addison Porter. secretary 20 the Presi-
dent. first extended President McKinlsys greet
ing. 20 which the Admiral returned his thanks
briefly. Commissioner wight then said:
Admiral Dewey. you are now In the District Of
Columbia and representing TIE Commissioners
Of the District. have the honor ~ rendering
YOU the freedom ~ the Nations Capital. and Ia
behalf ~ the people u the District from the
most exalted 70 the humblest citizen, give you
a sincere and cordial welcome home. We feel
gratined that Washington Is 20 be your future
home II Is the best place In the world IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
s-.RpR1sEs CAME oN TINE.

This was par' ol -'' -.. -- s.,-s ~
said there wou.I "e S''''' -. s,b.a,,ia
the Amer cans ana I''' ''' - 49, t..,
time First II was '"e 's ...... .to i,o,,
to1sal. then the re.''1 runs -. s.,d 90
ships thcn SIX ana ''' i-'' ,.-..- a.
wndward In an "'-, .''-'' 49,, -on cC-,.s
D. our over thr'y-"'''7 ,.,..,
the latest ana "'rs' SUI ,1.t-- 49, he
that The Co.l."'-@ " .,.-. .... .t'. o,ar-
boat belonging ...,.,.o fo- tho
longer has a'''a-S ~ E ra-
pleasure '' s"'''N .-o .,,,,,-ed g..
~ matter how the Two boats are compared "
arrears almost indsputahie that Fife mas the
advantage He appears 70 have won all along
the llne oo..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
YACHTsMEN SURPRISED.

Betting on the resul. yesterday ranged a.
about 500 20 so On the defender but this
was before it became known that the result ot
the official measurement was TO give A time al
l0wance II 6 and 31-1O0 seconds 70 the sham
rock over thirty knot course. This important
fact was announced rather late and made the
Hide betting that was done after that about
even. It proved a great surprise 70 many
yachtsnen. who We're looking FOR an allowance
the other way Mr.. Iselin was quoted yester-
day afternoon as being confident II winning
About the same hour Sir Thomas said 20
be hopeful That was before the measurement
There was no boastng on either side. l. was
clear however. that after the time allowance
the hopefulness of the challenging party ap-
preached closely 10 the confidence of the chal-
lenged. It is certain that interest ir the race
was considerably heightened by the work of
Nh Hyslops tape
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DEWEY IN WASHINGTON.
THE CAPITAL OTTDOES ITSELF
To WELCOME HIN HOME.
RECEIVED By THE PRESIDENT AND
MEMBERS OF THE CABINET STREET
PARADES. ILLUMINATIONS AND
CHEERING CROWDS.


washineto, oc, . Tho home coming q,
,,r,,r,i 60. NJ. -, t,,,..e.-,t .bo Va
,iorai ,a,,,.i ,s - h. h,s home. -,,s made the
,,cas,o, .,r ,ro ,--oa..s, .rti,,,o ,,.ar rsta nv
1,osbt,,-.,r =, a,,. t,s,,isrol Aftor the nre-
,,-,tr,r,. ,..,.o--, 10, >,eyr-yorls ITSELF unsur-
,,,.,, g., ,.s u,., o.. -,-,,iro, Gov tho highest
,a,.,.,s 80 Ma ,.. ,,., b,,, - Greeting - tho
ta-,o,,s ,,,~.~.l or8 >, ,,i, v,th tho neople
,.. ..,,... ...t..,s 10, ,.,li,e him
..',.~.
....-.. ...,..-a.,o, %
-. , 49,. no, Tho
.,.,.lr.,. p.,,s,i,,ria.ave
..,.r., i..,-,t-, long the en-
was -, >, ,h.
VIE ''' .-...... .-..,o,s ,auoa
""''' ''''S' '''' 80 .,.,.s
$50 ,...nn. 80 e,,r,. i,,rns ds,,ed the ho-
ri1or. er.a, s.archuehts threw broad beams
across the blue -kv u a clear october evening,
and -he stately Capitol stood revealed 10 all IT,
qreenly beauty in the powerful rays ~ many
concentrated lights The same device was $50
effectively in the case ~ oin1r pu'"e
which stood within the range ~ VISION Oh A"-
rniral Dewey and the President as they re-
viewed the throug Of people from the Prov OF
the white Olympia projecting from the centre
~ the stand erected just south of the Treasury
on the facade n the newly completed General
pos-oe7oe Building Hamcd forth two inscrip-
.io,s sat IN electric points. the one re-
citing the famous message of the President d.
re,.,ne Dewey then thousands q miles away
IN the Far East. o. go Forth % destroy the span
,sh feet and the other being the Admrafs d.
rection 10 the lamcnted Griiey You may n'e
when YOU are ready Grldley' which-narKea
an epoch I'm the history u the United states
Twelve thourand members ~ civic organizations
paraded before him. besides tens of thousands
o., non-organlzed citizens. and In roar OF can
.~lsofs end the blaze II red fire and the
-hunderous cheering 81 the popuiace. and the
warm greeting Of the head ~ the Nation Dewey
came to the National capital TO welcome
such as has not been known here ni'her'o'
A TRlJMPhAL fhO'i'E''
His journey here from New-York had been
one continuous demonstration limited N ns
intensity only by the density or population "
was said by the railroad officials ana Ualhmen
that II was the most remarkable deu s'rau'n
that has ever taken place along mo "~s h'e'y
town turned out Us iui p'pu'a'''"' anu ''.''
house and crossroads se''e"e"l was '-'"7N ~"
SIDE out TO see the fying specal ua'h pass
II had been the intention oi the Wei meaning
committee n inform all the towns a'ohs the
route at what hour the train might be expected
but the dispatcher at Jersey 'it' heafa ot "
and entered hasy protest say INK '''1' D. ~
"'N' ~ ''"' .-','.,,.. ,,,.,, .ba
ana h'Uce }" aD'a''v "''''
tracks. Apparently however the fa"ioa' '''e
graph operators had passed the "ofd aio"s' ana
the crowds Were on mama as thoush ury hau
been sent for
brief stop was made AZ fiih'e''h "hete
young Dewey had been student ana '"e Al
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Continued on third page.


CURIOUS WAIEk LENtL
The thousand miles between New York and chi
cago hy New York Central Lines. along the Hudson
and Mohawk Rivers. Lake Erie and Lake Aicni-
gan.-Advt
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FIGHTING BOB IN CHARGE.

One of the most noted captains Of our Navy
.r-,,b,inr Bob" Evans. has been assigned 70
o,.e-sae them. and he declares most emphatical-
" that any boat which is run outside q the
49,. established FOR 1t will be Immediately sent
h..k - New-York in charge of a revenue officer
This will be rough on the revenue officer bur
Fighting Bob" is not going 70 forfeit his right
70 that terrifying title BY any weak kneed toer-
ance Of conduct which might bring on repeti-
ton of those scenes which marred the Defender
Valkyrie III races OF 1898 In addition to the dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03

t,,.,,.a Chloriies the Best Dsinfsctant an odor-
- .tainless liquid Cheap and etdeienL-Advt
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WEATHER FAvoRs THE SHAMROCK.

Il Is just as well possibly. to record these
kindly sentiments now. because Sir Thomas
may capture the Cup after all and then 1t
would be too late In fact the weather predic-
tions for to-day are all IN favor Of the sham
rock Fresh winds over the yachting course on
Tuesday" says the Official prophet and experts
agree that the Shamrock Is A glu,ton for wind
and the fresher Il Is the better she likes II. on
the other hand. those who think the Columbia
IS zephyr boat viii do well to remember that
c. oliver 1sein would hoist spinnaker. balloon
jib and gaTtopsan on a birchbark canoe rather
than lose a race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03

Lire steam "esi take ne Hudson River Day
lcsets befv- e..sAtill rip. good music. ~ rail
tsssage-ASy," ~ y. and Albany accepted for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
NAY THE BEST BOAT WIN
WEATHER PREDICTION OF FRESH
WINDS GIVES RENEWED Conf
DENCE TO SHAMROCKS
BACKERS

Sir Thomas Upton Will draw a long breath
this morning and make his first mighty effort 10
'lift the Cup So popular is the man that II
the Cup only had a saucer 1t IS possible New
Workers might be willing 10 divide the bauble
with him by giving him that; but the Cup repre-
sents something which cannot be given. and
Sir Thomas wants nothing but what he wins.
80 the challenger Will have TO hustle for victory
just az hard and meet with just unrelenting
opposition. as II he We're not the jolly Irish
sportsman that he Is. He will win tiff he
can. We vii. trounce hm--if We can. But II
would be a more grateful task TO disappoint
some other man.