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The Portland daily press., 1899-07-29

mile from the strrt. the vezper crew sud
denly stopped rowing and No. threw up
his hand. The starter called and called
fer tie other three crews to cease rowing.
but the fight wHs too fierce and the three
crows kept on and the race developed into
grand contest between the New York
A. c., and the Sohoolbcys. There was q
great commotion as the crews neared the
nnish ard the two went over the line
amid roar Of cheers and it was not until
tho Judge at the finish had announced
the..deoision tbatit was known which
went over frat. The Atiantas wsrs Two
lengths behind and the time. taken un-
officially was 1853 e-5. Referee Simpson
after hearing the statement OF the starter
announced that tho contest was no race
Tomorrow the great contest Is the three
cornered race between Mcguire, Ten
Eyck and Whitehead.
Summary:
Senior paired cared shells, won by
Pennsylvania barge club. philadelphia; !;
Vsspsr Boat club. PhiiadeIphia. second.
Time, 10 so La
International single scnlls, first heat,
won by James O'Keefe, Atlanta boat
club, Sprin2 2Held; Frank B. Greer.
Jeffries Point Rowing association East
Boston, second; J. II. Crawford, n. y.
A. c., New York. third; nj. A. O'Leary,
Riverside boat club, Cambridge. Mass.
fourth. Time, 1881; 0reer's time 1922,
Second heat, won by James @. Mason,
Argonaut Rowing club, Toronto. Can. !.
Frank Kerns, Wachusett boat club, Wor-
cester, Mass. second. Time, 10 go
Association senior single sculls, first
heat won by John Rumohr, katportage
Rowing club, Ratportage, Ont; Charles
Ii. Lewis. Wachusett boat club, Worces-
ter. Mass, second; Amos Kubick, Spring
field, boat cluh, Springfield. Mass, third;
Rotert r. Blake. Union boat club. Bos-,
ton. fourth; Charles Bulger, Albany
Rowing clnb, Albany, N. T., fifth.
lime, 1906 10; Lewls' time, 10.oS Ia
Second heat won by q. s. Titus,
Young Mems Gymnasium Rowing club,
New Orleans, La: James b. Juvenai,
Pennsylvania Barge club. Philadelphia,
second; Everett s. Pope, Boston, third; /;
Fred t. Tudor, Jr.. Boston Athletic as.
sociation, Boston, fourth. Time. 1913;
Juvenile times 1918.
Senior four Dared shells (Bnal )won by
Pennsylv ania barge club, Philadelphia,
Hugh Monaghan. bow; Juhn .. Exley,
I'D Marsh. j. +. Dempsey stroke, Broke
viils Rowing club, Brookville, Ont.
Harold Frazier, bow; q. II. Wilkinson,
e. Carr, h. 1. Ritohie stroke second;
Weston Rowing club. East st. Louis,
third. Time. (winner's) s.4s III; Brock
willie CLUBS time, s.4s l-9.
Senior double SOULS final, won by
Waohusett boat club. Charles II. Lewis,
bow; Edward II. Ten Ecyk stroke Della
ware Boat club, Chicago James Hender-
son, bow William Wsinara. stroke second.
Time, 9.l9 80.
Intermediate eight cared shells post.
poned on account OF accident TO vespsrs
OF Philadelphia.
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PACED BY STEAM MOTOR.

Chicago, July 2s.-Major Taylor. paced
by steam motor -cycie, rode mile on
the Ravenswood track tonight In 80 30.
This machine and Taylor started from
the farther stretch and by the time they
had reached the tape they were going
like the wind. Taylor tackled himself
close to the rear wheel and fast as the
machine went he stayed with it. The
quarter was made In s2 1.5, worlds time.
The half was made in A 1-5, also rec
ord time.
The three quarters WAS a second slower
as the machine was nos true and although
the Major could have gone faster he was
not pushed. The time was too slow to
allow the record to coms to Illinois for
the last quarter was made In IS. When
Taylor realized that more speed was nec-
essary he started to squirt and In the home
stretch he had gained the length OF the
motorcycle and finished yard to the
good.
The record is the bset ever made In the
west. When the motorcycle has been put
in order another trial will be made.
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RECEPTION ON wARsHIp.
The sss.-~ehusesss To he shs scene OF
Untqae Funetion AZ Bar Harbor.

Bar Hnrbor, July 2s.--Thsrs have not
been many occasions where an American
batsIeship served as the drawing room
for Wedding reception, but Bar Harbor
will be treated TO ttas experience onsthe
occasion Of the wedding Of Miss Susan
Train, daughter Of Capt Charles Train
Of the baitleship Massachusetts. and
Augustus Noble Hand. the son OF Rioh-
ard 4. Hand OF Kiizabethport. N. J. The
marriage viii taks place at the Episcopal
obursh In Bar Harbor ON Augns st s,
when the squadron will be at anchor IN
the harbor. and wedding reception viii
be held on board the Massachusetts. The
ceremony will be performed at i've o'clock
In the afternoon by Bishop Lawrence OF
Massachusetts, The bride will be given
away by her father. She will be attended
BY maid Of honor. Miss Grace Train, her
sister, aud by two bridesmaids. Miss
March Hand and Mrs. Tnsodosia Hand.
sisters of the bridegroom.
Mr.. Hand, who Is practiofng law In
New York. is agraduats of Harvard Uni-
versity, class OF 1890, and OF the Harvard
Law school. class OF 1894. His best man
will be his cousin. Learned Hand OF Al
bany, N. Y. The ushers will be the
BRIDES brother, Russell Train, a United
States cadet ON the Annapolis; James
B Ludlow, A. Henry hIosie. Albert
Sprague Bard and Luther b. Pollard Of
New York and Arthur Dshon Hin OF
Boston. Mr.. Hand and his bride will
sail for Europe on August 10. They in.
tend to remain abroad two months aud
ON their return to make their home I'm
New York.
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e0o0oeOOOoe00

inent In pool circles. In 1895 he defeat
ed Mclaughlin at Philadelphia and no
once defeated Charlie Stonetack. cLam-
picn of the state, and Mitchell, cham
pion OF New England. He ives 80 years
old. Excessive cigarette smoking is sup
posed to be the cause of his death.
James Rogers. Jr., nine years of age.
was struck BY train at Providence last
night near the Acorn street crossing and
almost Instantly killed. His skull was
fractured and his neck and both legs
were broken.
Putrick Smiley, of IS West Dedham
steret, Boston. took q large dose Of muri-
attic acid while in Merry Mount park yes.
terday afternoon and Is at the point of
death. Smiley told the physicians that
he was despondent over some financial
matters and took the poison to end his
life.
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DECISIONS OF pRIvY COUNCIL.

London, July ss.--The priyy council hiss
dismissed the appeal from the judgment
Of the Supreme oourt of Canada In the
ca Q of ]. N. Anotil against the Manu-
featuring Life Insurance coml any. The
privy council has allowed the appeal
from the Judgment Of the Supreme court
OF lower Canada In the case of the Mont
real Gas COMPANY against Cadeau. Their
Lordships held that the liability of a
consumer was liability TO pay for the
whole of the gas supplied to him and
therefore sthe company was justified In
QUITTING of the gas from Cadeau's two
houses because he had not paid for gas
used In one of them.
The privy council has allowed the ap-
peal in the ease Of the Union Coliiery
company OF British Columbia against
Dryden from the decision of the Supreme
oourtsof British Columbia. which. h.granted
an injunction against the employment OF
Cinnamon under ground.
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THouaHT SEE WAS DEAD.

New York, July ss.-Mary Ellen Foley,
who IL was reported had drowned herself
in tne Connecticut river at Hartford on
Wednesday walked into police station
this evening and told this sergeant that
she was lost. She said she lived with her
cousin James Condon's on Hudson street.
Condor was called and took the woman
home. Condor says the woman. who IL
81 years old and eccentric, left home on
Sunday Isl. The next day the police
sent out general alarm and photo
graphs were sent all over the eastern por-
tion Of the country one of which went to
the Hartford police. This evening Con-
don received q message from the Hartford
polios saying that the body found in the
river at that place Wednesday had been
identified rs that OF the Foley woman.
An undertaken was despatched at oncs to
Hartford to get the body. Thirty min
utss later Condor received the message
announcing that the woman was ct the
station.
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GOLF AT snINNECoCK CLUB.

southampton, L. l., July sS.-Ghe golf
tournament which has been In progress
all the week over the links of the Shinne-
OF number Of surprises, as not ono of
the players who were looked upon 20
likely winners. survived. When Harry
Hollins was put out of the game and his
successful opponent succumbed to Walter
j. Travis, the latter was thought to have
the Presidents cup as good rs won but
at the last moment he was forced to low
er his colors to A. l.. Ripley. who won
the big event by two up and one to play
this afternoon. MIR. Ripley Is vice presi-
izent Of the National Hide and Leather
bank of Boston. His style of playing does
not please the critics, but iJ has brought
him to the top notch In a tournament
which is only second to the national
champi onship tourney.
The Travis and Ripley match was the
star event OF today and these two players
were both in good form.
In the morning play for the PecoDic
cup, S. p. Nash, Jr.. set . rapid pace to
q. L. Richardson and won the cup by five
mp and four to play. Il. @. Havemeyer,
Jr., of Newport Yale student, was De.
lancy Nichols opponent In the round for
the Consolation cup. They went around
the first half quietly and when they
turned in cards it was seen that the
younger player was up. In the after
noon Havemeyer increased his lead steadi-
ly and won the cup with . up nj 5 TO
play.
A handicap at 18 holes was played dur
ing the day the prize for which was a si,-
yer CUP and it was won by Smith of
Richmond Hill, L. l., with net score
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LIEE's MATURER JOYS.

Not long ago the wedding ami sersary
Of four Portland friends fell upon the
same day of the mouth. The Occasional
Versifier, feeling that the young people
must not monopolizs sentiment to the
exclusion of those of middle life cele brat
ed as follows:
first love is like new wine that tastes OF
Or orchards crowded with the apple bloom
Or like a morning tint of rosy skies
Flushing the heaven and beokoning the
Eday.
Tne young folks, with their gladstone
happenings
Have all the festival of Juventas;
For them the Tyre is struck, the poems
sung
And special salutations given as they
pass
So We protest and beg You to observe
That tho the frisky colts adorn the race
The well-matchsd roadsters know a
And would sing tonight the meliower
tone,
OF laden boughs and purple clustered
vine,
OF sun. that thro' the clouds prevail to
OF ccSnradeship tried. tested and re-
deemed
Like rare jewel counted choice with
age
And growing every year more costly and
esteemed
know no toast to later loves:
lis bold to even whisper such alloys
Yet here with only two or three conspira-
tors
I pray you pledge me life's maturer ioysl
Youths garland will not miss the ross-
mary,
! garner it, with fealty tits twined
:" Fer thought its legend Let us crest
the past
With grateful and eontented mind.
Together hand in hand
lis not the least Of blessings to believe
In On affection so benignly planned
For early dreams exchange 4 waxing hap
piness
Dssr friends, give as countsrsign
The Anniversary of ninety
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CRUISE OF JERSEY NAVAL
MILITIA.

New York, July ss.-The Battalion of
the East of the naval militia of New
Jersey returned to Hoboken ON the Prairie
after weeks cruise at sea. The bat
TALON was accompanied ON the cruise
by two divisions of the Battalion of the
West from Camden and vicinity.
Commander Washington Irving said
that the cruise was very successful, not
witbstanding the bad weather, and that
the officers Of the Prairie bad commended
the reserve on its discipline and efficiency.
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THE DOVER RACES.
Fqora woodnut, Tom Leary and Dom
by, Jr., the winners.

Dover, N. H., July as-The harness
racing at the Granite State park today
was the best in the history OF the track.
The 2.2f class tTot was very closely con-
tested, Shedd Wilkes selling favorits but
he was unable to take better than third
money, Flora Woodruff winning the race.
Burlington Boy was favorite In the
2s1 trot but he was easily beaten by
Tom Leary. The 2.i2 pace was the event
Of the day and 1t took nine hsats TO settle
the contest and 1t was no ones race un-
til the final heat Was paced. Grady, who
was behind Maxine. was taken down in
the ninth heat and Marsh replaced him
but the change did not improve the
mares position. In the ninth heat she
made a bad break and was distanced
but under the rule she was placed SO as to
rsoeive fourth money. The summary;
2e4 Glass s-Trotting-Purse $500.
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Chicago, July as.-A repetition OF the
foul blow that lost for Billy Rotchford
In his fight with Pedlar Palmer in Eng
land few months ago lost for him again
tonight In the first round of a boxing
contest with Harry Forbes of Chicago.
The blow caught Forbes just above the
groin. knocking him Hat on his back.
He did not regain consciousness for near
ly half an liour. The Eight was given to
Forbes on the foul. Fobes had a shade
the better of it until this blow was
struak,
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A DOG FIGHT.

Waterbury. Conn. July s.-A fight be-
tween Boston and New York dogs took
place within SIX miles of Waterbury this
afternoon for stake of 5000. The Boston
dog named Shine and owned by Thomas
sutton, defeated the New York dog
known aa Jakey and owned by Steve
MsMurray in twenty minutes. A large
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-29
CAPT. HERsEY HOME.

The many friends in Portland, and
throughout Maine for that matter, of
Capt. Mark L. Hersey of the 18th U. S.
infantry, win be interested to know that
he has returned to the United States. Ac-
companied by Mrs. Hersey and his chill
dren. he arrived in San Francisco last
Saturday on the u. s. transport Indiana.
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Relief i'm Six Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases
relieved In six hours by the "NEW
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count of its exceeding promptnass in re-
Iieving pain in the bladder. kidneys and
back in male ana female. Relieves reten-
tion Of water nlmost Immediately. III SOU
want quick relief and curs this is the
remedy. sold BY o. II Garpy & Co !,
Druggist, 463 9, C,ngress street, Portland,
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BrOekten Lost to Manchester After
Hard Fight.
This Evens Things Up a
Little.
Another Close Game Between
Taunton and Pawtucket.

Newport. R. l., July. ss.-Portiand
shut. out Newport today and as much by
luck as anything elss, lost bali with
bases full in the second scoring four runs.
Cannon pitched poor game. hitting two
men and allowing two others bases in one
inning. The score:
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NEW ENGLAND STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

Chicago, July 25.-Bl unders by Connor,
coupled with foolish base running, pre-
sented today's game to the Phtlliss after
Garvin had pitched magnificent bali. al
lowing but three scattered singles and
striking out i've men. The score:
Chicago, 01 0I % o o o 0-s
PhiladeIhpfa. 2 0 o. 0 0 0 0 2-4
Rase hits Chicago, 8: Philadeluhia 8.
Errors--Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, 3.
Batteries-6arvfn and Donshue; Piatt
and Mcfarland -
BOSTON GOT ONE.
Louisville. July 2S The Bostons found
Philippi In the first inning today and
nlso in the ninth aud won highly in
trssting game. Attendance, 1900 The
score:
Louisville. 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 OIL
Boston, 2 0 0 O 0 O o 2--4
Base hits-LopisvilIe,6 Boston, z. Er.
rors-Louisyiile. l; Boston, 2. Batteries
Philippi and Powersi Willis and Clark.
At Pittsburg-F game. Washington,
4; Pittsburg. /.
At Baltimore-First game, Baltimore,
6; Cleveland, 1. Second game, Haiti-
more, 8; Cleveland, 9.
At st. Brookiyn,0; st. Louis. 5.
At Chicago-Philadelphia, a; Chicago,
2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
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Jack Spratt and Jack Tighe arrived
home yesterday afternoon. Both are ON
the hospital iist, but vial probably be
able TO get into the game within few
days. sprats while playing in one Of the
games at Pawtucket was snippsd BY o
vicious line ball which struck the fore
finger of his left hand and made anugiy
cut. Tighe is still lame, the leg which
he injured several days ago paining him
considerably. Yhepsir Of returned tourists
join In the declaration that the team will
at once take brace.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-29

Mr.. Fred Hatch who has been the
night clerk at the Falmouth hotel since
its reopeniag, sewers his connection next
week to become the manager of the Nor
ton cafe.
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HEAVY BATTING DID IT.

Tauntan, Mass. July 2s.-The Paw
tuckets took today's game by heavy bat
ting. Wiley cracked out three bagger
in the third inning with the bases filled
and three runs came in that practically
won the game. :. The score.
Pawtucket, 90 s 40 o o O is
Taunton, 0 o 3 o 0 o 81
Base hits-Pawtucket, 14; Taunton, 10.
Errors-Pawtuoket, L; Taunton, 2.
Batteries-Corridon and Wiley; Kerrin
and Curtis.
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SUNDAY BAsRBALL IN RocHKs-

Rochester. NY. July IS --rhs Roehes-
ter baseball club membars arrested for
SUNDAY playing last Sunday were ar
rainged before Justice Lavsrty In Char
lotte and discharged by him today. The
law enforcement league intends to pre-
vent games in the future by applying 70
the higher courts.
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CANNON BALL FREIGaT WRECKED

Greens Ffrms. Conn.,, july ss.--rh
cannon bali freight, east bound on. + he
n. Y, N. H. & Il. r. r.. was partially
wrecked here tonight. One track was
cleared in about half an honr but the
etser is still blocked. No one was in !.
jured.
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number Of sports were present from New
York and Boston and II fs estimated
about 5000 changed hands.
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NEW

Two base hits Pulsifer. THREE bass
hit-Nobiit. Base on palls-Sholta, jim
Smith, Sullivan. nit by pitched bali
Noblit, loft. Struck out-Sullivan, Gan
non. Passed bali-Millerick. Wild pitct
--Gannon. Iime-One hour. 30 min.
utes. Umpire-Kelly. Artendanve-t00.
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KILLEN RELEAsED.

Boston. July 2s.-Pitsher Kfllsn was
given his ten days release notice today
By President Soden OF the Boston base-
bali club. Kilien won seven out Of eievsn
games during his connection with the
Champions.
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A NEW MARK.


Cleveland, Ohio, July 2s.-Searchlight
In addition to winning the 2.o4 race from
Anaconda and Frank Bogash placed a
new mark today for the Gienville track
at 2.0S 1-2. IL was the fastest mile that
has ever been made In harness on the
Cleveland track. The great son of Derk
Night did 1t In one Of the warinest heats
that has been seen in many day.
Another mark was fixed by The Maid
who in the second heat of the 2.14 race
went a mile in 2.06 1-4pbreaking the REQ
ord for four year old pacing mares In a
race, made by Much Better at San Jose
last August of 207 ia. The track record
at Glenville was 2.03 3-4, held by Frank
ARan. The fourth day Of the races pre-
sentsd the best programme SO far this
week, the star attraction being the fast
pacing race.S 1t proved to be in every
way as interesting as IL was advertised TO
be. With the horses In good condition
they made good time and Searchlight
knocked the opinion of the bookles end
wise in winning the rs ce which they had
scheduled for Anaconda. Cresceus was
the disappointment in the 2.lo trot for,
after winning une heat, he was hardly
heard Of except Ia a wonderful drive In
the last heat. The race went to Ellorree,
who got better as the race progressed and
finally won from Tommy Britton and
Creceus.
A peculiar STATE Of affairs existed with
the Q. IA pace. The Maid was the favorits
but Will Tranby was played most against
the field. The favorite In the opening
of the betting finally won the raUe after
dropping a heat TO Tranby. Bessie H.,
was the hot fayorita In the s.si trot, but
Dainty Daoff. was the winner.
The crowd which attended the races
was not as large as 1t had been on the
days preceding. However, about 7000
people were in the grand stand. The day
was an ideal one with the track fast,
aitho ugh trifie dusty. Results;
2.04 Class--P -Pacine-Purse SsO0p.
Searchiight, br 8. by Dark
Night. MeCarty) al 1
Anaconda. by Knight
(hicHenry) 4 3 3 2
Frank Bogah, br 9, (3ogash) Q 2 4 8
Directly. blk s. (Mest) 4 8
Time-2.0i IA, 2.o3 1-2. 2O6 Ia, a.04.
2i0 s-Trotting-Purse $1,000.
Ellorea, frst Tommy Briton, second |;
Crescens, third. Time. 2.l0; 2.12 IA !;
2. 10, 2.o8 i-s, 2l0 i-2, 2i2.
ala class, pace, purse $500; BEST two
In three. The Maid. first; VIII 1ranby,
second; Hontas Crooke, third. Time,
2.06 3-4, 2.06 IA, 2.08 Ia.
2.2l class, trotting, purse $500. Best
two In three. Dainty Daffo, first; Bessie
h. second; Esperto Rex, third. Time.
o n IA "A
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A GAME FoR BLOOD.

Manchester. N. H.. July 2s.-Manohss-
ter and Brockton gave a hot exhibition Of
baseball at Vaiick park this afternoon.
1t was a game for blood from start to
finish. The locals outbatted the visitors
two TO ore. Curran pitched good game
and tielded his position In great shape.
Shay of the Brocktons interfsred with
Cotter while the latter was making the
winning run In the ninth, throwing
Cotter down. This caused an outbreak,
tine crowd rushing ON the diamond. The
matter was settled without serious
trouble. The SCORE:
Manchester, o o o O 4 2 Id
Brockton. o 3 o / o o 0 o Cd
Base ehits--Manchester. 10; Brockron, 3.
Errors Manchester, 8; Brookton, 4.
Batteries-Curran and Lake; Hawke and
Holmes.
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STRUCK A FOUL BLOw.

Time-2.0y IA, ..l0, 2 II 80, al 3.
Lib Ia. 2.l5. 2.12 3-4, 3 10 IL, 2, s2 s-4.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-07
OF INTEREST TO THE RACE.

If eyelashes are cut the eyes are
weakened.
From 1888 to 1887, inclusive. 1000 per.
sons were Killed by lightning.
As a rule. tears 10 not accompany a
baby s cries until it IS three months old
EIghty-ive per cent. of the people
who are lame are affected in the left
side.
A physician declares that people who
sleep with their mouths lshut live
longest.
High cheek bones always Indicate
great force OF character in some direc-
ton.
Want of air kills a man in five min
utes. want Of sleep in ten days, want Of
water in a week.
An European siatIStic.an has discov-
ered that only So percent. of the blouds
marry, while ~ per cent. of their bru-
neote sisters engage in matrimonv.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-07
POINTS OF LAW.

The power of a judge to suspend the
execution of a sentence imposed in a
criminal case is denied in Neal VS.. state
(Ga.), AZ L.. R. A. 100, and the words sus-
pending sentence are held surpIusage.
A policy emitting the usual suicide
clause and containing an "~absolutely
incontestable' clause, is held, in Pat
terson VS.. Natural Premium Mutual
Loan Insurance company (Nis.), AZ L.
Il. A. 253, to cover a case of death bv
suicide.
The right of a political convention to
delegate its power to a committee for
the nomination of candidates is suS
tanned in White VS.. Sanders0n Mimi
l.. Il. A. 231. and the certificates of NOM
lnation are held properly executed by
the chairman and secretary of the ON,
mittee.
The authorities which deny a right
of action for mere fright or nervous
shock are REINFORCED by Braun vs..
Craven GID, ~ l.. r. 4. 100. which was
a case Of fright resulting III St. Vitus'
dance, caused by violent conduct of a
landlord suddenly appearing at the
door of a room in which a woman was
packing goods for moving.
Misrepresentation by a proposed
buyer to d commercial agency, respect
ing his financial condition. is held in
Poska VS.. Stearns (Neb.). ~ L. Il. A.
421. a sufficient ground for resembling
a sale made by One who relied on a re-
port OF the commercial agency, where
that report included other matters be-
sides the statement Of the buyer.
A stipulation that a life policy is in
cOntestable after three years from date
and the payment Of three full yearly
premiums is held, in Massachusetts Be
nevOlsnt Loan association vs.. Robinson
(Ga.), ~ L. +. \. POI, to be valid and
applicable to a defense based upon mis-
representations or warranties, whether
fraudulent or otherwise.