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DIED.

sa Hs5:. d s;y'st h.ni VT, ' HUGH
runsral from her sie residence No 10 Gouvsrneurs.
Tuesday. August 10, at o'clock D. m
" Leighton NJ b IN the SIN year Of 81, sss
services At his late resderee no :" Isyor-"'
Please omit flowers.
Tniermsnt private
MAxwEIA: Iltchnsa. conn August % a,b Eg,ny
u The late HUH Auchlncloss sr.
Funeral late residence No ~ West 'Sdse
on Monday afternoon. the iith, at O'clock
Mt,ILER-At Lausanne switzerland on July 81. An
Sustns F Muller OF No 2ie shave. in the 18th year
Funeral services will be held his late r..dsn.s.s
Pocantico HIS. y Y. Tuesday afternoon i''h
x i i9sI; o at 5'@ s,s S.s,oeN
ntermen, M convenience q ne family ,,,
Train leaves ~ y. and Putnam r. r. l'"tn-" s"o
shave. go D
NIcHoLon FRIDAY Angus, H. Ed% y Ar TSo Yen "a
the 18th yea ~ his age 49,.
Funeral residence. No 10 East S'n-
st.. on Tuesday, August -, at 10 a. M
RADFoRD-on Thursday August 10. 1893. a. nis resi-
Gence, No 81 West Forty st. Lewis Radf'rd In
Funeral services vii he held at above address on Mon
day. August "a at p.
RICHARDSON Hotel Luray. Atlantic Cty AisS.t u;
Oracle X nlcharis ana daughter q General John o.
Parke - = A. ID o'clock At the Church Of st.
James the Less. Philadelphia
sq4deny 4, Bar HsrsSr NJ . 90 Friday 40
u. y.
Funeral services a. her residence Glen kdse -
on Monday August H. upon arrival 81 me = - M
Del Lack and Western express from Ne"-iorN'
sHOREY-On Sunday August g. 1899 Ella O. tangn-
u Charles and MARY J. shorey u me '''h war
Of age. , r..-.,
corner i2ist st. on Tuesday evening az o clock
Interment az Lynn Mass
TOwNsEND-On Angus, : Charles D. Townsend. lat.
major an Illinois cavalry Of the late Thomas ana
Mercy Th0rnc Townsend. ..- -.
Int-rment az National soldiers Home 's"V'7i'' -"
vile III.
WHITING--At Newark y J.. on FRIDAY, Ausat ~,
Ann Eliza widow u Winso~ l. Nhiuns IN 'hs '''H
year u her 49,. ~
Funeral services VIII held az her late residence 40
2gs Mount Pleasant-ave Monday. lAtn inst NJ
! o'clock .. n.
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THE PEv. DR.. MoRGANs CAREER

HIS WORK AMONG THE CoNGRE"AIloNAL
CHURCHES OF ENGLAND.
Mr.. Morgan was born In Tetbury' county Vi
Gloucester England. December D. 800 nc
comes OF a Nonconformist ancestry MS la'he'
bo,iDg teeo a R.nttst minister and his mother the
daughter OF a Baptist deacon Early IN HE MI
Morgan gave promise OF power az preacher, nav
ing started in this career al the age OF thl,'ee
years He was educated mainly at Dhe'eh'"i''
from which place at the age Of twenty ne paSa'e
10 a mastership IN the Jewish ColiesiA'e 0'"''''
Birmingham ~ -
Three years later, abandoning The teaching pro
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BROOKLYN yAVAL RESERVES HOME

The Brooklyn Naval Reserves comprising agou'
80 hundred and fifty men, under ColnHhhluee -
il1lliarv cruiser Prairie The Prairie leit ms Pr 49,
about a week ago with the Reserves l0I '''9'
practice and drill instruction.
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r-p on sunday August -, 1899. catharfne NJ Wte
m Amos Aller and daughter 10 ''' NV"
~ plalnvlle Conn ot.hr,o,s Yin
pe-o,gb on Queens New On Monday August
4. al , ,.
Tnt-rmeut private
-, -. r,,,rsd,v August TO- 1889 IN her j6th
Dt$- Grace Indam wife Of the late Josiah biacNN'.
ilaeso m ana daughter u Henrietta farSh anu 'l' ~
Edward Ludlam , -. ,.o t4.,r, A.
t--srai seryces az late residence No 40 tie"' "
brooklyn. Tuesday August 10 AZ 0''N~
t,DovyN-At M,ntcair y j.. August 10 ls'' il 49,
hiur..'..n viz ~ Iam@- Brown. NJ y, ah1 '''''
taughfer OF Thomas and ISABEL Russell -, n, 2
r-,asrsi ser,icrs a. her late residence iN's-''' ~
rtsuER-At White Plains sunday, August j., hs- IA
beth r. daughter q the late John Flshe'' ~
q, O. from
asnoras ali NEE, ~ IS tTan from Grand Central
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-14

FL. v.vr Frgl,nt f,ir today and Tuesiay. moderate
,ar,p.ro,ure winds becoming fresh northwesteriy.
For Eastern fair today, cooler IN 'ou'''='
portion fair Tuesday. fresh norrherly winds
For Eastern Pennsy fair and cooler tony HI"
Tu-s4ay. fresh narth~rly winds.
Fur New Jersey far to-day, cooler IN northeIh >"
ton fair Tueriav winds becoming fresh n9rtheriyi -
F7r the District = C1iumhn Delaware Mat 80 -.
Virginia. generally fair toiay ana TUESDAY VII" '"
ternDera ture. fresh norfneTly winds. --...4,-.
For Western Penusvlyana fair 70 DAY ana lfs'n a.
warmer In southern portion. fresh east q south "4
-. - Tues
For Western N-w-York generally far t'-ihy ana az,
eay u,b Moderate temperature fresh north % east
wiz
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CORONER zrCCAs WIFE DEAD.

Mrs Antonio yucca Coroner Zucca's wife died
Saturday night AT Far RockaWsy. where she hao
been spending the summer. Mrs yucca naa DeeA -
poor health for some Tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-14

Pennington. Mnn. Aug. l3-Lillian Lewis. me
actress WHO died a, Prairie Lake. near LakeVlHe'
saturday morning. victim OF Consumption.
Her brother Fred Monte and daughter MISS ba,,a lo,
Emporium penn. mis- evening. where the Duriai
VIII fak- ula.e
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DR F II. FINCKE.

Chicago Aug. 13-Dr. F H. Fincke, OF Baltimore
o member Of Commissioner General Pecks stan
d,ed here to-day Of heart failure. Ne had been
assigned to duty as an expert in medlcne SUI ION
adr5tstrv and chemistry in the department 81 10
rai srts and chemical industries AZ the Farls hA-
pOstiOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-14

Railroad The party for Perkasie cons 40 CEN
erously invited them 10 their homes are nj, ns"1q
George John Freed. Ezra Moore, ITWln q - W
Ranch Stein. T. T. Waltz s F. Stover' ~ II
Hangon Joseph c. Meyer Isaac Croft H. H.
Trumb ore and Mrs Susanna OFT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-14

..,,,,s once Aug H. ] a, m.-rhe weather yes''r''"'
. ana warm The temperature ranged pet"rt"
=. - assrees the average TsA deg -esl being p !.
s1rsss higher that Of Saturday snd II ars'
hlsher than that Of me eorrespona.hs cSi As'
he weather to-day Will be fair and eooiS
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srylroR BErERIDGE ~ COOP HEALTH.
rrr,-rrNAxT COMMANDER ST JOHN DENIES RE-
PORTED INTERVIEW

PORTED INTERVIEW.
Do =. " r Aug l3-Snce Il has become
-, 49,. r-n,,ed states Senator Beveridge OF
indiana ls taking the waters in the Canadian Ma
tona PARK his friends political and personal, rom
Washington and other American points nave en-
10 MIN many dispatches Of inquiry conceiH'-s -I'5
health 20 all Of which the senator nHS -,
80, b. 10 MI lie - constantly obliged 10 reply
10 te,eg-on,s froro persons who had heard that ne
va. numbered among the plague victims III '"e
Orient ..-.... a,i.b len
tenant Commander Percy St John, OF heI ~, "a" ne
tvs ship Peacock who was a passehsei ~ I've
Senator on the Empress OF Japan rom a. IN
naval officer who Is also taxing me pat.s,, so, -,
diguant on account OF MS reported rnerican
General Ofs and his Filipino campaign, O.
papers 10 hand containing the reported Incl ~ 2
AZ Victoria have made the commander IuIio-9f -.
denjes tbe norrecfness OF the interviews ana mas
tbroneb bis stforneys demanded % be set right
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SOCIETY II NEWPORT.

NavDort r. L. Aug l3.-Miss Paudlng' niece ol
, bauncev NJ Depew, gave the chief social event u
to-day in the form Of luncheon az the fHaiu
cottage arranged by her uncle The taole decora
,ion were japanese lilies, gardenias ana HaiueH
batr ferns The luncheon for fourteen the
nartv including besides Miss Pduiding 'hauncey
VI Denew Chauncey VI. Depew, Jr-' Mt anu Sl' D
Fills Hoffman Mrs. Leslie Cotton count "lu-
a,ne della Gherardesca Miss Stone, MISS DaiSy
r,a.rson Humphrey Owens Miss GammelI MIS-
vyauach R. R. Remington and Franklin a RUM
rner. 49,. .o4,,, n
Mrs + r woodward gave a luncheon to-"aS ;"
honor Of MI and Mrs. l. c. Benedict anu to-
rtgbt dinner was given By Mrs PemoroAe juice
IRIS evening was the biggest ever known al 1'e
,,as,ro BESIDES an unusually large crowd 70 .s'en
- rho regular Sunday evening concert oy Mu''"'
,-.bastra there were no less than sixteen u''le's
sryed by Russell in the grill rooms oreaN'i's '"e
.aoord for this form Of entertainment
7,nese dinners were given By Mrs e. As'or D''s
con, Mrs Frederick Gerhard, Mrs 3 Der oieS'
Ms peter Cooper Hewitt. Mrs f. kollhs Morse'
NTrs George L Rives. Mrs. q. Won l.. meyer, VI
H., curing ir Mrs Douglas Grant MS II ~, -
H. Ii.tHnsaSsU Mrs William X. IraVers MI I'm :;
tt-avsI Mrs William Page IhomPHoi, "a BIN
EGav,Gin Narquise de San VITO ana - a. - Ia L.,
~ Tn craft Of big yacht cluD - -, a.
Hr,iatlv AT anchor all day, though Lle'C ~ b"sts
SG,iiet entertainments on board seVer4' VI Wv
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY

Mrs. Potter Palmer gave elaborate dinner
party at her Newport home on Saturday e'ei'i.e
in honor OF her guest. ex-Secretary "'u'l1
Lincoln. OF Chicago. The other guests . the ,aple
Included Mrs William Aston Mrs. James + ker-
nochan Mrs Adoph Ladenburg, MI ana o. o.
Stanley Mortimer. Mr. and Mrs IoWhssndd Nrs
den Mr. and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish, MT am L.
Lloyd s. Bryce Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cooper NJ Ms
Mr. and Mrs James r. u. Lanier. Mt; a AM, " o
John r.. Drexel NJ DE Way and Count de Meran'
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

800 tt..r.r, he lnuous white line shows nv
IN ~ 40 ,re-sure a. Indicated BY The Tribune SIT
chaiss7 -, The dotted the tenpeF~
-. 49, -. 'ss.eoreed at Perry's Pharmacy
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FOR TRAVELLER IN EUROPE.

DAILY win SuniaysJ, q . month Al1Fss' 0""'s'0
as often desired =. . -.. AaAre.s
DAILY without sunday, - - mo".N- -N@~N~-
chaugad a. often as desired
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Mr.. and Mrs Cortlandt Schuyler Van kensseiae'
and Nj and Mrs. Francis l.. Welman' OF tAis 1''''
are in Switzerland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-14

.,.., mistaken FOR Consumption
Bad colds az IN reality caused by Bronchitis
This disease IN It's early STAGES o"" AWAY %.
cured with Jlyne's EXpectoraH''
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Mr.. and Mrs William D. Sloane. who were re-
Gently the guests OF Mr. and Mrs Cornelius an
derbilt ST. at The Breakers. are now visiting ~
and Mrs Hamilton Mex Twombly at their W"
port villa, Ninland.
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IN NEW YORK CITY.
RENIITTANCES.

one cent per copy extra postage IL charged On tn'
DAILY and SCIENTIFICALLY % mail suoacrioers IN Se"-
York city.
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Saratoga. y Y. Aug. q (SpeciaD.-Arthur Mar
Gus Kirg Assistant United States District At'or-
nav Of New-York city who tomorrow noon VIII
lie married 10 Miss Fanny Evans Payn' gram
5argbte- Of ex-COngressma James VI: Marvin
go a bachelor dinner asst night 20 me usHr.S
go host man r took place at George CrIm
rnadhonse ~ Saratoga Lake.
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DIED.

~. .o- stomach Tor proper action By using the ma
.1,,s I,bns8n's Digestive Tablets
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Announcement is made Of the engagement OF
Miss Belle Emsheimer. Of this city TO Chari's
Auerbach also OF this city, and 81 Mss Auu!e
1S,,ebeirne- sister OF Miss Belle Emsheimer, 10
f NJ Rosen,hal, u Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-14

Mrs. II. R. Van vechten. OF New-Brghton' sta' t
Island who Is spending the summer al "'oY'
Point Schroon Lake y. Y. has been joined OE '4'
son. Harry O. Van Nechten.
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PRINTED MATTER ETC.--German steamers sal..ns
m Treseavg take Printed Mater etc. ior oerhang
and Specially Addressed Printed Mater - ~
E,1irone American and White star stehHlrts
20 vt-o,t,esd,,is German steamers Thursdays ana
Crnard French and German steamers on al tss
take Printed Matter. etc. FOR al countries 'N' VIM"
they arr advertised 20 carry mall ....,t.,,,.
Af,a- ,pa closing u the supplementary Eah.aslHl...
,a,osJ abova additional supplementary malis a.
onsnsd on the piers of American. Engisn rrensn
ana German steamers and remain open uhuI "i-'H 49,
minutes u the hour 4 sailing q steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-14

,r- and Mrs Edward E. Gwynne, the former
O ra,bev Of Mrs Cornelius vanderbilt ST. VINO
arrived from Paris carly the sumn1er are spend
nc a few weeks AZ Narragansett PER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-14

Columbus c Baldwin OF this city, al ~"
port. the guest Of Mr.. and MIS-. Foya' i"e'p0
Carroll
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cBJC4GO MrPDER CONFESSED,


II F-N''H - ~ 'I'F'N' = n IN'fNIIAHl VN7E
~,f~ ,,rT1vv rop TIVE cpr,,r
" 'N ~"
C-fc7ro Sant 4-Befora a notary niblic Herman
44,,,,5..7 .,s,~ ,to ,i,. t.~,,d t1o,oo,, .as ar
'''' wiz VII" i'''ia'" '"'Ierh "aS a.
rested iafe ON Saturday night charged with the
murder of Richard koeuor their former school
go r,s1a , f,i ,.l-.... - - -. -. d.
-, W W i V ''
f'@NfNS'. aN3 h'' jealousy ~ woman. ACCORDING
20 Hurahausen was fro motive and tho stahbng
was ao,. r,. 7roeracL ,,itt .ho 80 sa -, ~
.ots-o t, 49,. -..,t.l ~
ponce ~ 'l' seicheh ne motive for the crime
dates back 10 the time when the three were com
-a~io,s f- ,no ,oo-r Of rror~.., -. .', 49,
- ','' s''N'7 N0'7
4ep a series 'i lh'Fhl~iF nf"S han occurred in
Herman End other nc.shborirr towns and t4,,d
hansen and Hoeneck were arrested mi put on trsl.
>"fer il - Saio 'eS'l"A ~ ne time 20 the effect
that ooth were I'M llca'ed and largely his test
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-05

~ lre' nsep 81 me ,ln!e, VIII" 3d.,
broad bieb .nroes,,ro 80, +,,s
:. 10 .
,,,,f,' Dl1 nv l'oK "ru llS promise
"''f''IAnl" ~ ner sp''"sS
pr-N-A-r~c AID FArHT<,
me biz sfirs m water Ike This ~
seemed as Il there r4rA soma large under = ater
orst,,,et,,, h.,,o,,,, ..e e.,,,,,,I .b,, ref,eed
'' '''i" ''
~ ''' her pass through The water a. moro man
certain sDAsd and u &c 2 curious thing thai
none - tbie a,roared ,b,, tho boat ,rss going
go
'' ""''N 'N ITS WIN" 'h' goes Np ~ ''"'
ward like = cat up a tree leaving mo- mark he
hind her and .achtsnnao can think ont why this
g.. ot oo.so 49,. -,..,..,. ,,,,,r,. Fast oven
pbon ho,,i,., 49,. ,,''.. -. .a..os o,d ,hers
VAS nothing 10 g.,,ce tho actual naco a, the
time Yet after s.oire Tho ga, .ho Columbia
gets throurh ,b,,, ,,,,.ii. ,,..so1 in running
and reaching ,, ..o,,s .,.,..,,sihlo ~ avoid the
FIRST rnnressf,r tina, ,h. ,,no~,ar boot VIII
heat tho cb.il.,oo, o hath ,bssa noirfs Of
sailing
"is practically "uded the IA. : performance
esf ."nse mn S,' "'.Irn ~. ,lns , ~, fhe
boy sprit and da,ks a. fh.r e,ftnped tn, boat
of mr. canvas and handed II below decks was
., n,"''Si'ng The tug 'aNienc" took hold a.
the sarG, IIo a. ~ ",t "'' jaw 40 VI
Here tho tras. ,,,.. dr.,, .l,no.id. tho Erin
and SIR Una. s,'i7 -, 49,, r,,,,r,o,. /, Vas
learned ,bat b.. ,'.e ,',,b ,l..ased a., rho nor
fnr,n,rc, 80 ,n ut,..,r..l, Is+h.t .h. ,.,rlJ
go ont ,oafr ...1,' tn1.'' ,,itb - ,c,' euif ~
canvas hcrt Nr p,rri. ,i,,r o,p,a or hoard
tho tIlie and ri,,,r,.I 49, M. vol nj, bor ia
said tber' ,,'o,ld I a. , and Iar,,ar no,,, In
rlare 10, ,l,o so,,i, 80 .b Io,' ,,ci,,., ,nalr
san t,hicb bae i,,et arri,od ,,,tb enc ret ~ tho
nov, snft from, potso,'e lots in ENGLAND and
has never h.en ON hoard the Shamrorx
Nr Barrie 'intervieved" the yacht sharps'
on the way home taking down notes If what
they said for tho burmese OF a,uuafnting Sir
Thomas with outside opinion as 10 his boat
Everybody on the Erin seemed defght.d with
IN. days trial II was thought that even De
signer Fife smiled but he got away So quickly
from the newspaper gaze that IT cannot he said
with absolute certainty that his face relaxed
HER OWNER WE'LL PLEASED
,
Sr Ihomas Upton did not return to the ftf'h
Avenue Hotel last night after tho trial spin ~
the Shamrock He preferred To remain on tho
Fri, l,4 i,, ,lor,.,.,,.i, ,,,,.i1ro,io, .,1
W." any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-05
A VICE CONSUL ACCUSED
Co,Srucd from 6rSt pnEc.

ConSpucJ from 6rSt pnE~.
--
=. O ro.e 70 Nine Iaossen telling her what
h. wanted arl then proceeded - Monte carlo
for dav or tv0 IT mo tables II was arranged.
81 course II th"~e Mas Hn' '"of'e over me
work word would ro SEM nm Nine '7nSs"n
- tho wife %, naval officer. and had the on
tree To- the arsenal at Touion She secured oil
49, .-e-.,,,..., desired sn1 n VAS handed -
..,.- ~, he ro.,,r, 20 ro,,lon ~, less
'''' '~ 49, .,.,, w. .,,
Than ono " 'FN ''"' 49,
e-~uCticn - tho v7r vessel t1Nmnofe ~ 'nat
,.o,o hrnd.rs If Cherhourc was obtained in the
same manner
1900 ,--,,,o.-.~.r ex-c-r,f
'fN = r''' '''>
7 VIII ITO another case 20 show how 'aS'N
s~.th.or .Dat Germany wanted could % OBJ
tonnes ANT w me ""N6' "'H
T,u.on. Thomas h5 name. ~ the request ~ one
~ The e.a or SIX women skirmshirg around
. .... ..., ,,,,r,o.re6 o. drawing which gave
'.'ffN i0' nsl1e 'i tne i''fess' Wit" ''7
r.~n 90 he submarine mines 'D the harpot'
.r,,s information know went ~ Estorhazy.
. e -, 90, F., ~ hin,
''' d. ''N "''l N'|'" "''''''
This drawing was copied m tho nome or one
60 PrrIc Plosss sweethcarts. IN Paris. and
60 o~..,rst dra,,in~ returned Two DAYS later 20
, $3.50 -, 49,; ,o.+o~
''".'' '''''@@ N"S ''"''' '"' III '''''
however. ana Is no" IN prison Inc esp''""Ne
ssstcm was sucr that Germany wae advised Of
,r, meeting 90 all boards connected with any
.. .. ...te.a.t.,.
"'S.'t '' '00''''
F'r instance. nc" gun We're 20 ne
trea ii German agent would be lettering near
the testing place. and I remember on one oc-
.aeior Noen an experiment # this kind was
concluded rough statch of rhe results was
r.n6.a The German sgent before the cheers
.e., .re e,o,,r1s This v-as saut nostbasro to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-05

The race for rho club r@nnanf ana me comm"
aora. pennant for the second class sloops. hall
TO- 10, 80 uirdyyar6 and leeward over 2 trsngusi
o,,rse when WAS covered t~ic". followed. I'M
summaries
c,re AND C0NMODORF's TENANTS SECNoS'
Class sIOOPs- FINAL HFAT.
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NEW RocHE11E Row1NG CITE REGArrA.


~, MARS OF FACF. ANr CoTERAH
1.r>- THE HovoR= oF Trr pAv
The n'nAteenth annual regat'l ~ tho Nev-
Rochelle Ropinc club IL Echo RAY Yesterday Naa
Witnessed hf nearly three thousand peop'e The
wafer nae en- rough that almost I'll ~ the hig
r-ce~ we're cuf ~ \ half mile, and rowod inside
the harhor r Ahrahamson and " Carpen-
tor whose double soul ~ length and p hair
tnead eucounf or4d tug ~ they were coming IN,
and were beaten hy about Two feet. Andrew Selz.
tho referee de-ilod I'm behalf Of the other xix.
rovcd 10y T.. Habher'on and n : Clarke
The ono milo handicap gig rare for the trophy
given bv the late J. Grenzhach was one Of me
most exciting j T.. Hahberfon son of'John Hab-
horton the novelist. hold r. for TWO successive
years and hts friends hoped to see him capture IL
a.ain as IT would then become mis- property Hao-
herton. j. g. Cotaran and J. H. Price were the only
autries. Co'hran. VINO had Few seconds handi-
cap won tho race I'm minutes and p second.
Hlbhertou. who won second place. was A. least six
Tothran proved the victo- of me day winning MI
Of ne four races IN wli.n ne TOOK part rs "onk
m. first time he ever rowed IN race The sum
mary follow
singh. s.uH ss. nsf giis G,olss , sg,''
Doubl- u. sss mas club |'d .s,,s l. Hsb,
T " carpenter secord I9s-' s ~ rr,,, Ma,
iar ar.t Edrari o Msa.ra. second Time-sco
c.f.rsD arst. ] l. Habt~ron. second Time y
Four cared sigs one haif miemftrst crew - N r
-.~t.- b n Abrahans1n = r. Kuchler Alexander
Wilcox II T Davis tcorsw.in). second crew - l.
Ifabh.r..n a ID Hoyt e. D. Ferguson. j " Pine. 4
,,sUeud.f ,.o,-wninl Third crew p Cothran. Jay
Hadden Il 5 CLARKE. II Prioe. William Bloom Cox
Won hy tnifi 'f'N iH' ~" ~ .
e,i,n,i,s race seventy nsc saius. BOYS sixteen and
.ns.r u,tier Whiing of Lar hmorf FIRST r. Nulf-
ir second II Warren third Time-2i>
r ghf cared shells half mie-Frsf crew ~ : CLARKE.
W pine 2 Gotham. r y Lott. ! i Haboerton-
Law MADDEN charles Bauer Alexander Wilcox. William
PiSon (1or,walnl second crews y. Hoyt, = NJ Car
penter r y Ahrshsr1son. :. ". pine c T. kuchler. o.
f. Ferguson Davis Walter Scott A. Gallaudss
tco1sp aim. crew No. /. hrst. Tme-2|o.
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THE RACE II DETAIL.
THE cOrrNRrA AVERAGED TEN MILES AN
gOr'R FOR DISTANCE OF
rurRTY-TTIRFF NILES

Newport. r T. Sept 4-The Columhis's
n,ainssn was hoisted n ~ q m. and ten min
mes later she slipped her mooring. filled away
on the port tack fetched out by Fort Adams
and stood down the channel for the starting
noint-rrenton's Reef Lightship The Defender
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The Columbia wins by III minutes secono'
actual time in a race ~ close 10 thirty Tires
miles for about three miles must ne anden ioi
IL .,rdu,ard work sailed in the last leg ~
tho course This then shows that the CoiunoIs
averaged ten miles an hour for the entire ds'
lance
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or six feet deep all the time, while ef ~ the
counter 2 wave Ike that caused b, a short.
broad hieh-pressure steam tuE
n did not look we'll Its promise was most
unfavorah bio ~ her success
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belonging TO this city There ware Alsven parsons
IN the boat -four being saved
The mast was Nfted Of its stepping b'
squsN ~ wind and when y foil back into if'
rocfef II punched hole IN the bottom ~ 'Na
boat causing har N eink ~ few minutes