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NereidS Race on PasGaic.

The annual regatta Of the Nereid Boat Club
occurred yesterday afternoon on the Passaio
River, and the several events were well COM
contested summary:
single sculls-won by II. V. Har Imam. A. C. Hill,
second
Double Sculls-Won by X. W Brent, bow; q. II.
Perry, JT,, stroke. Second, Georg" Bturges, bow;
J. II. HardmAn stroke.
dared Gags Won by II. W. Brett, how, T. q.
II. Bull. stroke; r. V. A. Brett, cuIswBin. Second.
o. II. cry. Jr., how: D. II. Van Honten stroke q.
II. CosrbOlt cOIHwain,
Four Oar ed Shells-wou by +. C. II Bull bow; j.
\. Osborne, Q J. H. HsIdman, Is; Harold Perry,
strpke. Serond, u. H. Van Houtan, bow; A. II.
walhet. ., Charles +. Ward. 81 y. H. Perry Jr.
stroke.
walker, r. q. II. Bull and G II. Clsebult, second
J.. II. Var Houtrn, O. H. Perry Jr. Harold Perry and
X. W Brett.
Tandem Padding Won Nv 7. =. Webster and Il.
W Brett; A. II. Wake aud q, H. t.srhnlt, second.
C,no - Hanlirau-Won by the barS" Lad, ClAra;
SKIN no H. second. skin Nereid Nnir!. SAD Siren
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Lawn Tennis.

The second meeting Of the New Jersey and
New York Tennis League was held yesterday
on the courts Of the West Side Tennis Club
Eighty-ninth street and Central Park West.
The clubs competing in the interclub matches
were: West Side Lawn Tennis Club We Mont-
clair Athletic Club. and Staten Island Cricket
Club VS.. Morristown Field Club
In the doubles the former Harvard crack,
Hugh Tallant and Harry Avery represented
the West Side Club. They played very fast
and spirited match with the Hinck brothers OF
Montclair. Gillespie and Walker. the Norris
town tsam. played brilliant match with the
Staten Island pair and won by their steady
play. more than half Of tho scores going to
deuce The summary:
Championship Siuges-Calhoun Cragin. West Side
fault; 8. Battelle Staten Island G. and b. B. c. beat
clamp Sn:% n.hip PcsSi%. Tilens and Harry
+, Avery West side 7. c. beato. II. Hinck and A. j.
and Il. Mercer Walker. Aorrisown F. C., beat j. ID
ovilhy and Oscar NJ. Won Bernuth. Staten Island q.
The tournament for the cham pionship OF the
Sleepy Hollow Tennis Club Of Tarrytown re-:
suited in an ,, eas Wy, victory for e: Bait OF
the mixed doubles. while the ladies' singles
went to Miss THOMPSON, I. /. Goutant won In
III the Challenge cur passed to BAIT by defa WIs
NIAGARA oS-THE-LAKE. Ontario. July 80
The American lawn tennis champion, Nal.
colin d. Whitman. won the championship OF
Canada here this afternoon in most i'm or ssive
style. Leo, Ware. the previous holder. was
beaten IN three STRAIGHT sets and only once did
OF the second set Ware got 80. but the cham
pion then settled down to work and took six
straight games. After that the result was
never in doubt The scorea:
Championship Sngles-Challenee roundup. d.
Whitman, challenger. best Leo Ware. holder. o-2,
u n U--t.
Championship Doubles-scmi ANAL round-J. p.
Paret AMI r. d. Little beat f. p. Fischer and W. c.
Final Round-M. D. whitman and b. c. Wright
beat 7. Parct and II. d. Little. -. 6-2, H-2.
HandirAp sinRles-Second round-E p. Fischer,
ow" half 40. beat ]. Kirkland, 10. 90. 90.
Semi Final Rnund-R. D. Little. owe Is, beat F. p.
Fischer owe half 40. by default.
Final Rouud-R. d, Little. owe Is. beat f. Bissell,
half ~. 90. d-l,B-+.
CHICAGO. July 15.-The Western champion
shin tennis tournament games were POSTPONED
to- day on account OF rain.
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The Shelter Island Yacht Club held al en-
joyuble regatta Yesterday OF the clubhouse at
Chcquit Point. The race in class ID for sloops
attIac' ed unusual attention. owing to the fact
that the skirpers OF the connecting craft were
women. The entries were +. NJ Sm!ths Mar
ion. sailed hy Miss Marion smith: II l.. COe 8
Martha. sal ed by Miss May JewGtt OF this city.
and Charles II, Otls,s Ashore, sailed by Miss
Edith Marshall. The Face was, won 10y the
Marion by minutes 10 seconds. corrected
time over the Martha.
Miss Lucy jenkins plotted her fathers
Merui,R iu the open catbunt race Tor "a special
Gun offered 10y Commodore James Weir, Sho
sailed clever race, and would probably have
won had the Mrruila not been disqualified Tor
rounding the wrong aide Of tho stRkeboat. The
Leha. owned by g. n; torw In, Jr proved the
winner, The Edna. Edward Burns, finished
second. and the JuanitI, j =, Martin crn-se1
tLc live third. The Yokee. Francis. aud SpOok
did not flush
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RESULTS ON OTHER TRlCKA
At 81. LnniR.

81. LOUIS, July 15.-seven races, pleasant weather
and half holiday drew large Attendance 10 the
Fair Grounds this afternoon, Tue track was fast
and fifteen bookmaters hApdled the money Of the
plungers. Summaries:
First Rsce.sellng one mile and an eehth-can
Bee EN-, VI Trostl, to 8. won: MOrAnat 1Ob
tCUnlevl, to 2, second; Fucino, VI (Mayberry) 10
to ], third Time, 1894.
Second RAce-One mile and q QuArter-Judge
Noorel, Y to 2, second; School Girl, 90 (Houck).
to J., third. Time, 2:Oa&.
Third Race-Five and . half fuilongs Ida Led.
ford, lO8 JenkinBl, IL to 1, won! Misa Mae Day
100 tFrosb, TO l. second; Dssolute. io1 ConleII }.
4 To I, third. Time, 1:UU.
Fourth Race-SiI fnrlougs-Kensington. 1O2 den.
kinsl to l. won; Alleviate, D5 u. Ward), 10 to ],
second; Apple Jack. VI &C. Taylor, 10 to 1, third.
Time, 1i15i.
Firth Race-One mile and . sixteenth IA naello.
10 tJenkins), 4 to D. won; castor, W tHouckl to
1, second Lady Callahan. LOG tDominickl. Z to l.
third. Time, l:4y
Sixth Rsee-selling; one mile and an eighth
Jimp. % tHouch to ?, won; Sir holla. 70 tSoutb.
ARD. even. seconds Duke OF Baden. los tHolden).
to .. third. Time. 1853.
Seventh Race Selling; one mile and an eighth
Montedonca. lO1 tConleyl. u to !, woni Biz Joseph
Jenkns), = to l, third. Time. 1851
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t nGGie sweepstnke has been arranged to be-
and the following, week the women viii play a
return game with the Englewood Club at
Tetarys cup VIII not be played for among the
men this season. but that IL will be nut up for
competition among the women in the fall.
:, The second Of the cups offered by President
islchards Of the staten Island Cricket and
baseball Club for the best aggregate score for
either six nine-hole rounds or three eighteen
hole rounds OF the golf course during the past
week was won yesterday by q. A. Blytb Jr
who made 3lO-45-27l As II was MI Rich
s a object to induce as many men as pos
allowed. as II all had played from scratch. only
two or, three would have had any chance to
win The SCORES Tor this weeks plnY wore:
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At Fort Erie.

BUFFALO. Iuly 1.-THE track fast at Fort Erie
to day. and there was large Saturday crowd. Sum.
mary:
First Race-Three.qnarters OF . mle-Larkspur.
81 - Marlin 3to won; Miss Rowena. 100 sonaer),
TO o, second; Prince Plausible, % (E. James,, to
g, third. Time. 1:ltk.
sec nd Rnce-FOur and . half furiongs-CArtboo,
1o7 q. Gardner. to ]. won; Two Armies. l01 (Bo.
land, 10 to !. second: Grumble, lol Valentine).
to ]. third Time. o:6bA.
Third Race-One mile Mischief Maker. so Fore.
hand. y to l, won: George Krats 1o7 valentipel
Alto second; Allie Belle. 400 CSonger), TO third.
Time, l:4ols.
Fourth Rsce--Five.eghths Of Q mile: Queenstown
Alpaca. lis u. Gardner. to .. second: Back.
water, 100 Landry). 10 to 1. third. Time. LOOM.
Fifth Race-Sey sven. sighths OF . mile-RideAu, 100
E. James. to o. won; Balliats. 104 tsonger), to
l. second; Col. CluEe. % tValentine y to l, third.
Time. 1:2S.
sixth Race-short course. steeplschaSe- Black
Jimmie, $50 II. Donohuel. 2 to !. won; Doustsr'
Sec, $50 Stewart 90 to 1. third. Time. 3;o2.
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MANCHESTER, Vt, July 10. In the team
match between the Equinox Golf Club and the
Mount Anthony Coli Club here, to-day in the
Association. Equinox- whitewashed the visit
ors. not one OF the Mount Anthony men win
the Princeton golf team, and DR. Clark Burn
ham; the well-kn9wn player from the Dyker
finally resulted in draw This was the near
est approach to.a win that Mount Anthony
man made. Horace Rawlns. the professional
"pro.." in an eighteen hole match by 3 up.
They played the bye holes. as Rawins wanted
to record his score. He made ~. which was
one under the boyle. The teams yesterday
were:
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Canada Names Her Cricketers to Oppose
Americas Team.

TORONTO July 15.-The Canadian cricket
team which was selected to-day for tho inter-
national match with the United States. TO be
PLAYED on Aug I. y and o here. is looked upon
In athletic circles IA good q team as Canada
has put in the field for some years. 1t Is as
follows:
II O. Bristowc, Ottawa: A. q. Chambers. Parklals;
" II. Cooper, Trinity College: J. Ii. Forester. To-
ronto ltosedale; +; G Goldi1sham Inronto-ltn,s-
LANG, Toronto R1sedale q. S. Lyon. Toronto Rose
dali; II. II. Mcd.verin captain ottawa; W F..
McMurtiy Toronto RosedRlt; d. W. saunders, To-
rorto. RosCdale. Sub>titutes-W. G. Baher. McGll
College Montreal; j. l.. Counsel. OsgoOde Hall;
J. L. homcrylle, Toronto. RoEedAc.
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The Columbia Sails to Newport.

NEWPORT. July 15.-The cup defender Column
bIa arrived here shortly after IL O'Clock to-day
and dropped anchor back Of the torpedo station.
She came in under her own sails and was pre-
coded by her tender. the st. Michael. AS soon
rs the anchor was dropped G. Oliver Iselin
went ashore for mail and kilograms She will
GO to Bristol on Monday. When she will race
offered by the Newport Yacht Racing Associa-
ton has not been decided. The Regatta Com
mittee Is waiting for the return OF Ralph n.
Ellis probably on Monday. when all arrange
ments will be completed.
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4 CLUB GOLFING DAY.
1r,y MATCHES FURNISH LIVELY
spoRT ON sEVERdL LINKS.

=. Rlyth, Jr., Wins tho Presidents Cup
- 80 the staten Island G. and ID. G..
Corr,e-DenI Beach Defeats Lawrence
Hsrbor and Fairfield Beats Brooklawn.
,o,vithstanding the fact that there was no
au tournament yesterday there were enough
~. ~ matches and club competitions to keen
."sr, player busy At the Richmond Hill Golf
c,,,b The home team handily defeated the
long uarbor Hill Golf Club. the score being
Ia,ols. 1t had been arranged to have eiRh-
80 MAJ, on n side. but only fourteen OF the
ie srbor Hi men were able to play. The teams
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Death of Major Quimby. . weil-Known
POolseller.

SAGINAW. July 15.-Major James W. Quimby
for thirty five years a follower OF racing and
one OF the best known booksellers in tho coun-
try. was found dead in his bed at the Hotel
Vincent this morning. He sold pools last even
ing. and appeared in the best Of health until
about / o'clock. when he com planned OF pain
in his chest and retired He was 65 years old,
and leaves a daughter In New York city and
widow at Scranton. Pa. to which place his body
has been shipped
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side from Baltimore aud Washington. II was
a return match as tho Merton golfers recently
visited Baltimore and played over the Country
champions h y this autumn. The Merton team
was minus the services OF several Of their
strongest golfers, among the absentees being
McCawley. who recently played In the amateur
championship in Chicago. aud Griscom and
FarDum. Despite this. they won a rather easy
victory and the visitors were forced to succumb
bv nm ha Tao
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Fighting Note.

Eide Nail, the well.known colored sporting n au
that city. Nail Was so years old and was Guite A
deVotee Of pugiism. He furnished al the side
WNgera aud forfets for George DiIon when tho lat
ter was IN his prime and also was great admirer
Of Peter jackson. Nal had been i'll for nearly a
unmarried
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vaquero III Lends the so-Footers HON,

NEWPORT. July 15.-The entire fleet Of 30 foot
crs with the exception oith Hera and Polywog
started in to-dnys sweenstake race. which was
won by Herman d, Duryea in his Vaquero III.
which finished twenty-five seconds ahead OF
Harry Payne Whitncy's Dorothy II. There was
q strong southwest wind, and the course TO
Dycr's Island was sailed. The Vaquero Ill got
TIE best Of the start mut IN the run M the hay
she rounded at +:l7 O'Clock, Aftcr this all tho
ynrhtS put across the bay and beat down under
the jamestown shore In the windward work
the EspCr ln2a was weHthered 10y three boats
All the yachts were sailed by their owners with
the exception of the Espcranza and Asah
Summary follows
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The sum mary:

At the at. Andrews Golf Club Yesterday the
Hodgmnn was the winner. with Ill. 10. 96.
The com petitions will be played every Satur-
day until Aug. ~. and n member OF the club
gives a prize to the winner OF each one. The
.dn,r fcll nu
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At the Marine and Field Club yesterday there
was a hnndicap against boRie but II was APP
parently an OH day Tor the Bath Beach golfers.
as the Colonel had the best OF them by u down.
The driving contest which the committee had
announced for yesterday was postponed. The
~ : ruf nll
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At the Ardsley Coli Club Yesterday there was
not only the regular handicaps for men Ia
glasses A and D and women's putting match.
but the play by the women against boyle
weeks came to an end. There were forty-two
entries for this. and Mrs. A.. De Witt Cochrane
was the winner. she beating boyle 3 down. The
summary OF Yesterdays play follows:
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a. liLAlSFIELD. n. j.. July 15.-The following
nv Ipores were made to-day at the Park Golf Club
T. n competition for the Mrs. C. W. McCutcheon

NJ, HS,HEENWtCH, Conn, July 1.-THE last Of the
w VIZ murs"m"s Tor the Vice Presidents Cup
t"'S inaSGd at the Fairfield County Golt Club
lrs,"', Mrs: Palmer and Mr.. Douglas came in
Mrs Potter and Mr. Carhart third, Mrs,
poin,ss an! Mr.. Douglas were credited with u
Srs". IT , ne three games and won the cups,
nts. Miss X. Rowland and Mr., Mason
M."'4ts, aui Mr.. and Mrs. Montisth and
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Turf Notes.

the race NJ iDon park wess deelarsJ IN The mn.
hnkhed 2;l1 pace, in which Fix heaa had been
contested up to Wednesday, was decided in
formi:y to the summary. Lord Rosebery won first
money. Donnogh second. Eyelet third and Meta W.
fourth.
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e. '. Meserole. with the GOOD card OF ST.
q. won the handicap at the Crescent A. c. yes

In the series Of team matches for thAoham-
nlonshipot the North Jersey Coast Golf League.
me Deal Beach team easily defeated the Lau-
terday. Only one Of the Deal Beach men
I1'Ird TO score. the others winning by from 3 to
II moies apiece Tho Anal result was 20 to
Tetary Of the Lakewood Golf Club. played on
the Deal beach team. The teams were
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Another good field turned out for the weekly
yesterday. K. E. Griffin. a long handicap man
won with 106-30-76. but Louis p Bayard
Jr.. took second from scratch with the exceed
inGlY good card Of 81. The summary follows:
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SOUTHAMPTON. N. Y. July 15..A field OF thirty
entered the handicap at the shlnnecoek COL
Clup to-day. X. II. Robertson won it. with
lendorS to-day were:
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Prizes for snipe Boats in Great South Bay.

BAY SHORE. July 15.-The snipe boats
OF the Penataquit Corinthian Yacht Club
raced this afternoon on the Great South
Bay. The wnd was blowing from the
southwest when the preparatory gun was
fired, at 1897 o'clock. Five minutes later
the little boats started over the windward
course. quarter OF mile to VINEYARD and re-
turn Aye times around j. REILLY s. boat vas
II. No, 70, No. Co. No. rs and No. r. Nos 10
and 10 withdrew on the fourth round. The
race resolved into q match between Low. Rel.
iy and Brewster. The prize, a silver mug.
was won by Joseph Low. Harvard student
Summary:
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BAR HARBeR. Me-. July ia. D. Childs Of
the Kcbo Valley Country Club to-day with
card Of 80, 10. 7s Arden N: Robbins played
from 5 behind scratch. but his gross only
eoualled that Of Childs. The summary:
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For the season, be certain THE SrS IL your list
The number of leading summer resort advertisers
who THE SUS 10 III itsnlI an indOrrement Of the
value " the paper as profitable ncdiun.-Adr.
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CLASS D,

women's Putting Match-Nirs. A. De Witt Coch-
rane -; Miss Garrison, ~: Mrs. /. C. King. a.;
Mrs " G.. Fargo as; Miss T. b. Williams ~. and
Misc Fatterlee, ~.
The semi-annual team match between the
Country Club was played to- day and won by tina
Fairfield men. Notwithstanding that Findlay
douglas did not, as usual. play with them.
the State championship will be played. The
teams
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LONG BRANCH. n. j., July 15,-The Norwood
Golf Club met it's first defeat this afternoon ~
the contest for the North jersey League golf
championship, Monmouth Beach defeating
them by 33 TO X. The teams were
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REMINGTON CENTRE. Vt, July 15-The Ia
comic Coli Club Of Williamstown. Mass. played
team match WITH the MOUNT our amthohy. Sln6
TIuh The
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w,srryoroS. Conn. July 15.-The Litohfleld
cnifGiub badly defeated the Washington Golf
tEinh an its own grounds to-day. One Of the
NW.eesbineton team was woman. Miss Deming.
mn teams
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Chester GrIsw9ld made. new record for the
which is boyle score, and 81 for the eighteen
holes. An association was formed called the
Green Mountain Association, composed Of the
Taconic Golf Club OF Williamstown. Mass.
FGuIno1 Golf Club OF Manchester. VT. and
Mount Anthony Club of Bennington Centre.
The following schedule OF matches was ar
ranged:
July To- Mount Anthony. at Manchester; July 20.
Mount Anthony at Williamstown: Aug 3. Taconic,
Al Manchester; Aug. IL, EGninoI. at Bennington
Centre Aug 10. Equinox. at williamstown; Aug. rs,
TIconic at Bennington Centre.
Ahandsome silver trophy is to be played for
and must be won three years to become the
property Of anv club.
PATERSON. y. j. July ! AT the North Jersey
Country Club this afternoon match between
the married and single mem bers OF the club
was played. The single men proved too husky
for their hymenated brethren, as the following
arore shoW9.
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At the Morris County Golf Club Yesterday a
large field turned out In, the regular eighteen
Garretson, the st. Paul's School boy. and A. III
Bond tied for. frat place. James A. Tying
showed that his play In the cham pionship had
the best gross score In the handicap with his
morning round Of SO but by making 81 in a
Tho summary OF the handicap follows:
l.. D. Garretson- Gross. Hcdp Net
Out - $3.50 g. 60
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ssTAMFoRD, Conn. July 15.-On the Hilandale
eighteen hole medal play for men was the card
tour IS rounds are to be played. and the best two
STehhted by the Vice Pre- sident. A. II. Watson.
i tIne tW9 who qualified to-day were A. g.
moves 81. and DR.. Il. V. Ketcham. 90.
,nrAMfoRp, Conn, July ia mixed four
acme was played at the WeelBurn Golf Club to-
gay. In which thu rasnlts uera.
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NONMoUTH REACh.


PHIIApELPHIA. July l5.-To-day most in
tercstlng game was paycd between teams rep
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GLEN Cove. L. l., July 1.-THE regular
Nassau Country Club resulted as follows
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ROCHESTER, PLAYERS RIoToUs.

Total. .................sI Total. .............".
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-08-23
IN HIS |: ]. STEPS.
"What Would Jesus Do?"
By CHARLES NJ. SHELDON.
the Advance Publishing Co. Of Chicago.l
SYNOPSIS OF CHAPTERI

~ l. A>OA o4O W N11AT / LIN i.
Henry Maxwell, the pastor of fash.
interrupted in the services by a tram
printer, who makes a speech, ate,
which he falls senseless to the floor
he is taken to the minister's home
where he fingers between life and
death for few days and dies. The
remarks made by the man and his sub.
sequeut illness and death make a deer
Impression upon the mind of the min.
lister, and after his sermon on the fol.
lowing Sunday he calls for volunteers
who will pledge themselves for one
year to do nothing without first ask.
ing the question, "What would Jesus
do:' and to honestly try and follow
out the line Of action which their best
Judgment tells them that Jesus would
follow, regardless Of consequences to
themselves. About fifty PERSONS took
the pledge.
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porters who were in the building and
the foreman, with what men were in
the composing room (it was early in the
morning, and they were not all in), to
come into the mailing room. This was
large room, and the men came in,
wondering, and perched around on the
tables and counters. It was very I'M
usual proceeding, but they all agreed
that the paper was being run on new
principles anyhow, and they all watched
Mr.. Norman curiously as he spoke.
II called you in here to let you know
my plans for the future of The News. I
propose certain changes which I believe
are necessary. understand that some
things have already done are regarded
by the men as very strange. wish to
state my motive in doing what I have
DONE Here he told the men what he
had already told Clark, and they stared,
as he had done, and looked as painfully
conscious.
"Now, in acting on this standard of
conduct I have reached a conclusion
which will no doubt cause some SUR
prise. I have decided that the Sunday
morning edition of The News shall be
discontinued after next Sunday issue.
l shall state in that issue my reasons
for disseminating. In order to make up
to the subscribers the, amount of read
ing matter they may suppose them
selves entitled to, we can issue a double
number on Saturday, as is done by very
many evening papers that make no at
tempt at q Sunday edition. am con-
WINGED that, from q Christian point Of
view, more harm than good has been
done BY our Sunday morning paper. III
do not believe that Jesus would be re-
Esponsible for it il he were IN my place
[stodaX. will occasion some trouble to