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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-11-02
THE FOUNDER.

The rounder has got back to Teton
county. Now, some smartie need not
get off chat old gag about the hog re-
turning to Is wal!owing again, for this
county Is nc hog wallow. 1t is too old.
There are los Of hogs here to be sure
and they would like to do some wallow.
ing, but TIE, ar9 soon r)u3tel out b.
eaviCus po-1er5. He has n23 been t. the
Philippines war although he is al ex-
pansionist lat t. free lunch counter) nor
has he been 80 Alaska chasing the rain
.bnw. H 5-ars9i to 50 to help PICK up
the crumbs from the Dewey dinner
tables but wa caught in the storm at
Blackfoot. The heartle5s representa- We
Ct a soullosS corporation, a brakeman,
fired him out . a nice, big box car and
with a hiGoous leer on his ~soot-s5ained
visage told him to get a meal ticket from
the Indian agent. The rounder had
taken grist to that mill before and struck
out in another direction.
The storm was getting in its heaviest
knocks when he corralled himse f at the
old agency and saluted the boss farmer
with Il salaam worthy Of a cowpuncher
looking for a job from Sheriff Hagen.
He Immediately launched forth in {
panegyric upon the white Mans Bur
den" as applied to the Piegans and the
boss was 50 carried away.that he disheC
up a sayory repast Of 1. D. beef ;nC
bread made from government -four anc
lots of other irucl with the brand &c,
str0yed. Then he produced the kinni
kinic box and they discussed farming
mining and politics in Illinois until
led time, That bed, the thought of i.
has kept him warm many lights since.
Big woaIfyI. D. blankets and lots OF Their
male him dream of a happy huntins
grounds, and squaWs to do the hunting
lie wanted to live there for ever. bu,
when the storm broke a savage visaged
polio man suggested that the Indians
did not want another agent and that
their spiritual welfare was bully and {;
missionary was a superfluity. He said
Birch creek was only twelve miles away
and the walking was not all taken up
With tears in his eyes he bid adieu tc
the comfortable agency, resolving that
when he went to work again ii it would be
for the government.
When the rounder came to Birch
creek he sat down and gazed thoughtful
ty at the vista of Teton ~county's future.
greatness and Chas. Thomas horse cor
raj. He crossed the creek on. the new
bridge that the commissioners were tc
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-11-02

TIE Montanian of last week publishes
an allie editorial in regard to the men
who lost their lives in the recent storm.
We believe with Bro. Corson that the
employers # these i'll fated men, did
their full duty to them, and shame to
any n who suggests that the people of
Teton county will not accord a fitting
burial for those who meet the grim
reaper, within it's confines.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-11-02

pat aplst summer and with his usual
good fortune wandered into Deputy
Sheriff Clarl's roundup camp. The
boys were playing seven-up to SEQ who
should feed the saddle horses and as he
is an expert al that game aud therefore
has nothing to do he concluded to stay.
When n gets fred he is coming to Du-
puyer. Tae people need no. kill the
fattei calf. If the gin palaces are any
way liberal, that will do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
LOWER RAPPAHANNOCI<.
The Chestnut CrOp-PcrsonaI and
General Notes.

IRVINGTON, VA, October 2s-(Spe-
ciaI)--Afilsey Maddox, mate on schooner
A. II. Dixson, of Annapolis, died while in
Carter's Creek harbor Tuesday of convul-
sions. His body was taken in charge by
DR.. w. j. Newbill. Marine Hospital ply
stefan at this place, and Inferred in the
Methodist Cemetery. The schooner was
loaded with lumber from up the Kappa
hammock, and had but one other person
aboard. the captain. Samuel S. Somers.
Farmers OF the Northern Neck have
about finished putting in their wheat, and
1t is thought that the acreage is consid-
erably greater than that OF last year.
The chestnut crop in this section is
more plentiful than for years, and the
sages tell us that this presages a hard
winter.
Messrs Hicks, Harrison, and COnklin.
OF the Government Coast Survey, were
here last week making soundings az the
mouth Of Carriers creek preparatory 10
dredging the channel.
The annual meeting OF the Minister'S
and Laymens Institute of the Northern
Neck will be held at the Baptist church
at this place to-day Saturday and to-
morrow. All the Baptist ministers are
expected to be in attendance, and several
addresses will be made.
The remains of Miss Dolly Wilshn, aged
10, were brought from Norfolk on tho
steamer Essex on last Sunday, and in
TERED at this place.
Mr.. j. G. Walker and Mrs. Presley, OF
Corrotoman, were married last week at
the brides home.
Mr.. VIII German, OF Laurel, Md, a bro
Their Of the ex-senator, and a party OF
friends passed by this wharf Wednesday
on the steamer Lancaster en- route to
MiddleseX 70 hunt.
The 4-year-old son Of Captain ]. A.
Robertson Of this county, fell from a tall
tree two weeks ago and injured his skull.
He is now at Johns Hopkins Hospital un-
dergoing treatment, but at last accounts
Is not improved.
a. K. Edmonds, NJ. D., a member OF the
Missouri State Board of Pharmacy, is
visiting the scenes Of his childhood and
his old friends and relatives in Lancaster
county for the first time in twenty-four
years.
Judge and Mrs. Edwin Broun, Of North
cumberland county will celebrate the six
tieth anniversary Of their marriage on
the 10th Of next month. This old couple
are still enjoying the best OF health.
George Tarlton, living on r. T. Pierce's
farm, near Litwalton. this season killed
sixty squirrels in sixty shots.
Mss Evelyn Osborne. OF Keysyille, Va,
reached here Saturday night to become
member OF the faculty Of the Chesa-
peake Academy.
A Masonic lodge has been organized az
the fiourlshing village of Kinsale, West
moreland county
Mr. and Mrs. Greenhowe Daniel, OF
Fredericksburg. were recently visiting
their brother-in-law Mr.. Horace Ball, OF
Northumberland county.
Rev. Y. B. Burwell, rector Of the Epis-
copal churches of Lancaster county. has
resigned He leaves the latter part or
next month to accept a call to church
In F'luvanna county
William Yates Chinn, and family, OF
Dallas. Tex, arrived at Wheaton this
week to locate permanently.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
BAPTISTS TO MEET.
GENERAL ASSOCIATION SOON TO
CONVENE ~ THIS CITY.
CELEBRATE TIE CLOSE OF A CENTURY
Suggestion That steps May "e
Taken Looking 10 Appr"pri"'
Marking the Period - Ministers
Conference 30 lie Recalled.

rho Richmond Baptists are all astir at
The prospect Of having the General ASso-
citation with them on the nth OF Novem-
her IL Is thought that the attendance
viii be unusually large, and that the ses-
s,ons will be Of far more than ordinary
interest
Az an indication of the deep interest
fet In tho meeting. 81 may be noted 'i'a'
The BAPTIST Ministers Conference OF kich-
mond and Manchester have invited an
che members OF the seven boards OF the
General Association 10 meet with them
to.morrow morning in the basement OF
tho second Baptist church TO CONSIDER
what may be done TO make the "pplo"o"-
ING meeting one Of memorable pi'S''''s
"a ,ov,er one OF the boards invited IL
Vacated I'm Norfolk. one in PETERSBURG one
=, 1vnehburg. and one in Salem. The
amor three arc in Richmond. II Is hard
~ expected that all the members OF me
out-cf-town boards can be present Du'
4, 4, hoped 10 have several representa-
49, of each of them here. The Rich
Ynond boards will. OF course, De on mana
In full force.
CELEBRATE THE CENTURYS CLOSE
J., IS not probable. 50 weillnioimed
1outisfs say, that any revolutionary me"-
s,,rs yill be adopted or proposed az me
arnrooching meeting, but ID Is hoped that
tfs intellectual features may be enrieheN
and ns spiritual interest cccpeneu. IN
esnucn as there viii Dc only one more
meeting OF the body after this duilhs mo
,,r,sspt century. it is not beyond posi-
buitv that this session may take some
oc.iou looking 20 fitting calebrt%loA u
1915. No one can forecast "HaI ~ -.
syrh q celebration may take but IL - "ol
,,riil,elv that whatever IS done VIII pc ia
,bo direction Of enlarging and establish
,ur the missionary and educatohal WOIA
OF the body ,.,r,, l.,.r,,,l,t.
The morning and afternoon OF the 1tlh
viii be eiyeu TO Richmond college Inc
present plan--not yet hnaEy auopteu'
bovev,r-is 10 have the Committee on
J-ntersainment hold its sessions Friday
,norninr and afternoon i'm the presidents
olico al Richmond COLLEGE. Thithor dele
Gates arriving Friday morning ana ar
ternoon will Immediately 80. Ihey VIII
thus be able to have thoir homes as
signed and 10 attend the public exercises
In the college chapel Dr. Ames. or johns
HOPKINS University. will make the prin-
cipal address in the mornine az the col
jere an connection with the formal OPEN
ING Of the Science building. After The
morning exercises there WIN probably
be an intarmisson OF an hour and q haf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

= W., england. starting rom utter
OF wight Ens' a,ra,rances. The cutter
s,'rnra a. tons. finished secohu, viz.:
80 other starters nniSn -,
So,onners-Beatrice, l6l TONS 9,s
OK IONS: lone, 20 tons; Conslan nil
,ors. Gypsy Queen, 10o tons anu
liant q mastD, 800 tons. .,,rr,
yolaute IS tons; Arrow. 81 tons % en-
,qa tons: Mona, Sc tons; Baccnanae' IN
TONS. Freak, 20 tons, ana bcnpS.' -,
TONS. The America was raied a' Nv
1851.
THE Americas cup was presenteu
49,. 80, york Yacht Club by its owners
s,oss,e 7 c. Stevens, Edwin a. Stevens
Hamilton wilkes. J. Beekman fl'iey,
and George l.. Schuyler-as perpetual
challenge cup. o
Auo,,at sth-Mr. j. Ashbury's schooner
c,o,,bria- representinS several Lhslisi.
,.anht clubs started against fleet OF
schooners representing the New ioIh
vacbt Club. over a course from OH Stapis
tor . / 10 and around the New fork
light-ship, a distance OF ABOUT -
miles. The Magic won, SAILING the ooui ,"
in hours, IS minutes anu - a.,
The original America was iourlh' -
4 hours q minutes, and 81 seconds anu
the Cambria tenth, in hours 81 niiNu'eS'
and IS seconds.
The conditions having been ehahseu 90
that the New York Yacht CluD snouIN
name a competitor to san asdlHse W
challenging yacht, best OF seven 80,
MIR Ashbury having challenged Tor inc
c,,n Win his schooner Livonla. the results
were rs follows: -. ct,,h
October 1Cth-New York Yacht Cluo
course schooner Columbia. beat LiVohia
bv y minutes and seconds.
October 1Sth-Outside course twenty
niles from nght-ship and return. oeau
10 wlndward. Columbia won by " HiiH-
utes and 80 seconds. -. o,,h
October 19th-New York Iacht LUZ LUZ
course Iivonia beat Columbia (disaDieu'
bv Il minutes and 10 seconds
October 2lst-Outside course, schoOhes
eo,.,'bo heat Iivonia by 81 minutes and
october 2sd-New York Yacht Club
course. Sappho beat Livonia by 20 min
utes and q seconds
1876
August 11th-New York Yacht Club
course schooner Madeleine, representing
he New York Yacht Club. beat the
Canadian schooner Countess OF DufIei III
by 10 minutes and 80 seconds.
August I2th-Outside course, twenty
miles TO windward from Sandy Hook ana
return. Madeleine beat Countess OF DuILe-
rim by q minutes and II seconds. Ine
America sailed over the course on TINS
race. and finished 10 minutes and So
sends i'm front of Countess OF Dulierih'
1851.
November eth-New York Yacht Cup
course. sloop Mischief, representing New
yorl, Yacht Club. beat the Canadian
sloop ATLANTA by IS minutes and S0l-4
seconds.
November 1oth-Outside course. six
teen miles 70 leeward from Buoy NO .
and return to windward, Mischief beat
ATLANTA by SO minutes and 81 seconds.
1852.
In the winter Of lSS1-'S2 the America s
CUP was returned by the New YORK
Yacht Club TO the only surviving original
owner. Mr.. George /. Schuyler who
again presented the cup 70 the club with
amended conditions that required the
challenging yacht to represent an or
ganized yacht club having IT'S annual re-
gatta over an ocean water course. the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
IexiuRtOn PersOnis.

LEXINGTON. VA, October 2S.-(Spe-
cial)-Miss Bumgardner, Of Augusta
county. IS the guest of Mrs. John L. Dun
Top, Of Elmeria.
Miss Lucy Northern is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Neptune Buckner, OF AsheViile'
n. c.
DR.. Andrew d. Estill and Dir. Robert
GLASGOW attended the meeting Of the Nir-
ginia Medical Society in Richrsond this
week.
Among those who spent several days
here this week and attended the Feech-
Ross nuptials. were Mr. and Mrs. Hunter
Kent. Mrs. b. X. Marshall. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. $. Veech, Of Louisville; DR.. and
Mrs. George Ross, Miss Hattie Ross, Col
onel and Mrs. a. s. Buford, Miss Mary
Buford, Of Richmond, and Mrs. Clement
Manly, of Winston, y. c.
Colonel Edward w. Nichols, treasurer
Of the Alumni Committee Of the New
Market battle monument, is now making
a tour Of the cities Of Petersburg, Rich
mond. and Norfolk In the interest Of rails
ing funds for the monument.
The many friends of George \. Derby
shire regret to learn Of his serious inJu-
rles, received while playing football az
Wetmore College, Lexington, Mo. lie was
a great fayorite here, and his speedy re-
covery Is hoped for.
Ar Henry II. Myers represented the
Lexington Presbyterian church at the
meeting Of the Virginia Synod this week
at huntington, w. Va.
Miss Elizabeth Boohger IS In Dalton,
Ca, being called there by the illness OF
her sister, Mrs. Il. r. Young.
David f. Moore is in Pulaski county,
visiting Mr.. Andrew Moore
Thomas Leibig is visiting friends in
New York city.
william Shanks, OF st. Louis, is the
guest OF his mother Mrs. d. W. Shanks.
Mrs Lily Mcdowell Wolf. who has
been the guest OF the family OF Professor
W. S. Currel during the past summer,
sailed from New York Friday for Brazil,
70 visit her daughter. AIRS. Krug.
Mrs. j. Harry Humphries, Of Waynes-
boro', Is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Har-
~ Peyton Rhodes.
Mr.. John r. Williams, Of Richmond,
Was here during the past week.
Miss Maude Wright has returned from
visit 20 her sister, Mrs. Harry Hardy,
OF Winchester, Va.
Mr.. A. q. Rhodes. Of Stanardsvllle Va,
is the guest OF his brother, Mr.. l.. p.
Rhodes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
REVENUE RAIDS
still, and Brandy seized-Aged Lady
Dead.

CULPEPER. VA. october A.-CSpecld-''
Revenue officers Eddins Hansbrousn'
and Bolyn have just returned 70 TINS
nIace from a very successful trip throush
Madison county. They seized tho sun Ok
I s Vowel. OF Crlglersyille, connsca'ed
all the apple brandy ne had in his ware
room. and in a search Of the premises
FOUND. they anege. several packages Oh
illicit brandy. They also entered tho
premises Of J. 3. Nicholson, near NeIhe,s'
ana found there they claim, TWO PACK
AGES Of the mysteriously queer "l'cn
was also conhscated. The officers Sc
cured teams. and, loading up the sun ana
brandy. brought them to this place lor
Mr. Fannie D. Coiner, wife Of the late
David Coiner. OF Fishersvlue, Va ana
an aunt of the Messrs. Cline Brothers' Ok
tbis Mace. died at the home Of her pro
tber Mr.. ". II. Cline, near mere tnIs
rnorning in the 73d year OF her ase'
Heart-failure was the immaculate c"us2
OF her death. Mrs. Coiner had maze nei
home with her brother since her nus
hands death. She was devout Chrls-
tan. and a lifelong member OF the LII
theran church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

purposely obstructed his course. still as
t1n,e nassed on public sentiment In Eng
land did not remain favorable TO Lord
Dunraven. and the spirit OF fair play once
received August 9TH and accepted Septem-
her 81 by the club. The contest was for
the best three I'm i've races over the usual
ocean course Of thirty miles. and the time
limit was fixed at five and a half hours.
The race was to alternate, commencing
with fifteen miles to windward or lee
ward and back, and then over triangu-
lar course of ten miles for each straight.
The following committee, called Commit
tee on Challenge OF Royal Ulster Yacht
Club" was appointed: Commodore j. Pier
pont Morgan, Vice-Commodore Lewis
Cass Ledyard Rear-Commodore August
Belmont, Secretary j. V. ;. Oddie. Trea-
sIIrer r. w. j. Hurst. ex-Commodore Ed
win ID. Morgan, ex-COmmCdore Edward
NJ. Brown. Herman b. Duryea, and Henry
e. JiDpitt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

the pathetic words of Moore Wa
when i remember all the friends Hf
linked together
I've seen around me fall. Ike leaves %
wintry weather,
I feel Ike one VINO tre1ls alone. s. me
banquet hall deserted.
Whose lIghts have fed. whose sar1r.i
dead. and AN but he departed
The hand of decay Is writer even Cd
the young. and We know NOT nos a0s4
the Reaper may come t1 gather no
sheaves. How glorious tho harvest l p
those who have been us-iu' n $3.50 a
ter's VINEYARD. The changing nas 2
time. nor the storms of winter. c1l 3D. fF
aim the beautiful eternal Grown lo. fal
faithful. Mrs. ~ y. SAUNDERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Autumn.

Cor the Dispatch)
melancholy days have come,

(For the Dispatch)
1.-THE melancholy days have come,
The saddCst OF the year
or weary winds and falling leaves,
And meadows brown and scar
We love autumn, with fits beautiful
chansng tnts, although the season casts
shade OF sadness over al nature. IT'S
this cad, silent voice that reaches our
soul and speaks In language we cannot
fail 10 hear-that odd Father Time
Lrings great changes and hastens the
day when we, too. shall have faded and
must pass away. The touch OF sympathy
I'm man with Nature IS OF Divine origin.
Nature declares there f. n Creator greater
than man, and the solemn voice warns
We dependent mortal beings 10 bear fruit
for the harvest time OF life.
Youth. Ike spring-tlme, Is bright with
May-day blossoms OF hope, TO be rea-
lzed in the full blown flowers OF mid
summer. that form q galaxy Of beauty f)r
the happy creatures who noai In the soft
zephyrs OF pleasure. till the chilling
breeze OF autumn arouses the silent voice
within TO warn iae though,less that har-
vest-time Is approaching when the gold
en- fruit should be gathered. and the
life that has basked IN sunshine should
have borne lasting benefit 20 those around
them, FOR the harvest u peace, when the
dreary time Of old age. shuts us I'm from
opportunities forever lost The scar and
yellow leaf tells OF disappointed hopes
the falling leaves that scatter IA our
pathway OF these that are gone-and IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
9 IT.
Unique way of curing
CO.. DS

FIRST by acting directly through ths C"
piIlaries and nerve centres ING
cure begins while the pellets are
dissolying on the tongue.
SECOND by restoring the checked ciicu-
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fushes, or goose fesh), II starts
the blood coursing through the
veins and so breaks up" a Cold
or dissipates La Grippe.
THIRD by it's tonic effects sustaining the
system during treatment brings
you out strong. and vigorous ana
not an easy mark for disease.
For sale by all druggists, or sent on
receipt Of price, CSC. and 81. Humphreys
homeopathic Medicine Company. corner
William and John streets, New YORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

be sure and use that Old and We..-tatl
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing sysu1
for children teethiug. II so0Hs Ei
child, softens the gums. allaYs aI ran,
cures wind collie and IS the best r-r :
for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents tl.t.s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29


6,,r,rc which a light rejection VIII DO
served. the new buildings VIII 10
snec,ed. and opportunity given ior gen,
eraI social intercourse. In the AFTERNOON
non l. [. NJ Curry will make the au-
d,,se IN connection with the formal open
Co., ~ the Memorial building There VIII
be attractive musical and other lc@'uie'
connected with these exercises
CONFERENCE RECALL
ED.
In consequence Of these meetings AT
tho college IL has been found necessary
70 recall The appointment for general
,ninisters' and laymen's confere nee on
Trldav Friday night the regular ses-
sion NJ the body will be opened AT the
second BAPTIST church. and the Commit
tee on Entertainment will be found lhelc'
In addition to an uncommoniy "ise
dc1oeation from the State. many dlsun-
e,,,isbod visitors are expected. DR.. ). X.
eo,,pev Of the Louisville Seminary VIII
ho hero. Dr. Kerfoot or Dr. Tichcnor' OF
Atlanta. Dr. Frost, Of NashNile' H.
powlard. Of Philadelphia. and ever SO
rnonv visiting Baptist editors ana othe,
rronlnent Baptists from beyond VIII
probably be on hand. -.
THE Committee on Hospitality LOT inc
association viii meet at the Secohu
cb,rch tomorrow night. and Chairman
eadler urges "a full attendance or repre-
sentatives from all the churches
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
nuffv,s puro Matt Whiskoy

In an article which appeared ID the ~
40 -" Meade Center Kans.
No. your favor with the enclosed
~, = ot h"nd Tho facts are these My VIE was
SIP maid ~ a. for several years and on our phys,
cans recommendation used s assIa letter in
WIN very 81 ,o lie elects. to which replied as
ipiioWs rTesb Esaeinc e sas ana not
Doctor OF DiAic.is5, Ir,ffv's Formula and Dufiys
slIai9 70 s MISE, s are the puret most elect
i rSS SreSaraons as medicines know o ana s
experience s lane on. Gne would I'm nevcrsdvsc any
man ana never ~ use' any iutoxicant as oever
ase q NY Of RS %s fG Gne%
cage OF ,ne as snade deliberately and based u1n
fses and do not hesitate to s,anp ~ ~ me on
many temperance men who h nsoize that was
.s sgsSs. nan Ss n before many Of them were born
'e'i P''""'' sincerely yours, B. MILLS Do.
nuFFy MALT wHISKeY CO., Rochester, NJ l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
nza,,v CEser9ysssen

Use Duffy's Pure rlait wh'skey IN , 'nvi'
homes, and say Il is blessing 20 r mnrds Of
BE- II Mills. DID,, u prominent ffesD''
80, minister. who recommended
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
THE AMERICAS cur.
Some Interesting Facts Connected
Herewith.

no the Editor of the Dispatch:
4 great many OF your readers would
like 10 have n short history Of the cup
recently sailed for how the matter
originated. and the name Of all the boats
that ever contended for the prize. An
answer in your next Sundays edition
win greatly oblige a number Of your SUBJ
eoribcrs y. 4. y.
Manchester, Va.
RECORD OF THE AMERICAS CUP.
New York World Almanac)
On August 22 1851, the American yacht
America won the prize known as the
Americas Gun. I'm a race round the Isle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

In May the Royal Yacht Squadron Of
England. Oh behalf Of Lord Dunraven,
challenged the New York Yacht Club
for the Americas cup, naming the cut
ter Valkyrie. There was considerable
correspondence, but. owing 10 some mis-
understanding as TO the terms or the
deed Of gift of the challensers, the whole
matter went over. Lord Dunraven, writ
ing the New York Yacht Club under date
of August 10th: Il regret the postpone
mont, but trust the matter may yet come
on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

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