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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-18
DUBLIN HoNoRs REDMOND.

Municipal Council Votes to Bestow
Freedom Of the City.
Dublin, Dec. 1S.-The municipal coun-
Gil voted to bestow the freedom of the
city of Dublin upon John Redmond, ma
tionalist leader in the house Of COM
mons, who returned to Ireland yester-
day from visit to the United States.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-18

THE PRESENT SESSION OF
CONGRESS
Will be unusually interesting on
account of the
BIG QUESTIONS
To come beore il. The enlarged
eight column T.-R. will
FURNISH A FULL REPORT.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-18

THE COMING
Session Of the Legislature 10 OF
more than ordinary interest to the
Iowa reader on account of
MATTERS OF STATE INTEREST
To como before It,. The eight
column T.-R. will furnish
A COMPLETE REPORT.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-14
Elegant CIoaks.

In this same lot of samples we
find about 285 elegant cloaks;
some 28-inch and some AZ to 49,
inch coats that we're made by ar
lists in their line.
We have told you how we buy
sample garments one-third to
one-half price. That is the rea-
son for this;
5000 coats, all colors, $5.95.
$I2.67 coats, all colors, $7.87.
$1,000 coats, all colors, $8.67.
$3.50 coats, all colors, 1887
and 1907.
$500 coats, all colors, $I2.67
and $I3.87.
$2I.oo coats, all colors, $I5.87.
About IFS imported novelties
in AZ and 44-inch coats. Made
to sell at $50, SIS, $45; at $685.,
$I8.87 to $28.87.
The principal reasons of our
enormous cloak sales-largest
stock in the city, and all FANCY
PROFITS CUT OUT.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-14
Mems Furnishings
First Floor. Centre.)

We have just received 20 cases
of mems Atwood heeced shirts
and drawers. These goods are
direct from the manufacturers,
and we're bought at sacrifice,
and will be sold less than you can
buy them at wholesale.
Here are a few of the best:
Now, %; regular price, $I.6o.
Now, 6oc; regular price, 81.
Now, SOC; regular price, Soc.
Now, 45c; regular price, 69c.
Also full line of cotton
feeced at zoe and SOC, that can
not be bought elsewhere for less
than soc.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-14
Underwear Hosiery

(First Floor, Lett
Misses fleece lined vests and
pants, Ioc; regular 23c.
Children's Merino vests, pants
and drawers; good value for 25c,
our price roc.
Women's natural wool vests.
and pants to match; good value
at 6oc, our price 48c.
Children's heavy ribbed hose;
regular IL I-2c, special for this.
week SC pair.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-14
Our Greatest Showing OF
Suits.

Entire line Of sample tailor
made suits from the work-rooms
Of the finest tailors in New York.
Just 3zo suits in lot.
All sample suits; no two alike;
finest tailor work, and perfect fit.
All highest grade practical cos
tunes. AS far as we have I'M
packed we find;
So finely tailored walking suits
in lot; in blacks and oxford
greys. Worth $II.87-$I3.67,
$I8.87; sample price, $685.
$Io.o5 and $II.87.
These are the kind Of values
that fit you out to your perfect
satisfaction and leave you a bal
ance of one-third saving.
Our one bit of advice; First
choosing is wise choosing.
Fine imported covert cloth
suits; in oxford, greys and
blacks; all sizes. Worth $3.50
at $Io.87.
Nobby fine covert cloth and
Venetian cloth suits; in oxford
grey and black, with fancy vest
effect; perfect fitting, finely tail
ored. Worth $I9.87; at $Io.95.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-14
We Challenge the Whole World In Low Prices
Best Meats

entrance Commercial Street, or
First Floor, Rear.)
We advocate shorter hours
for markets. We start the ball
rolling by closing at $50 p. M
Fridays; 1915, Saturdays, and 7,
other nights.
This week we are making a
special run on lamb, pork and
poultry. We have bought tons
and are ready for you with the.
low prices.
Fish for Friday.
We have everything season.
able and at prices that will save
YOU money.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-14
Fish for Friday.
Scarlet Blankets
(First Floor, Left.)

(First Floor, LeftJ
Another lot of those scarlet
Midway wool blankets. These
were put on Our counters, yester-
dav. Not a third as many as we
wanted, but all we could get to
sell at this price, $I.6o.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-14
Big Mark Down
Millinery Sale.
(Third Floor.)

CThird Floor.)
This is a genuine mark-down
sale and so early in the season
you have not began to think OF
mark-down prices.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
We are going to sell every
thing at special prices. The
backward season has kept many
hats here that you will buy If you
are given some special induce
ment to come. That is why we
make this mark-down at this
time.
Remember that these hats are
all trimmed in our own work
rooms by our own milliners-the
best money can employ.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-14
Friday and Saturday to be Banner Days in Our
Cloak and Suit Section
(Second Floor.)

All buyers connected with this department have just
turned from market and knee deep unloading
after case of sample garments shipped by them.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-14
GEORGE F. HOAR

Hon. Thomas O'Donnell the distin-
guished Gaelic scholar, was then intro
duced. and he was given a warm well
come and a magnificent bouquet tied
with green ribbon from the Worcester
branch of the Gaelic League, Patrick
]. Shea making the presentation.
He spoke for a few minutes in the
Gaelic tongue, which was strange to
most of his auditors, but there were
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-14
WORCESTER SHOWS ITS
SYMPATHY IN lRELAND'S
CAUSE AND STRUGGLE

Continued from Page ~
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-14

WATCH COAT SELLING,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-14

CONTINUED on Page 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05

da del Gobierno. Yo dire que en-
mis- propias manos estara la protec
ci6n al Gale de Puerto Rico cuyo
producto hare tambien protejer
aquf"
"Tengo entendido que en- los con
flictos de- Cuba con respecto al
azdcar puertorriquefa, no puede
haber motive de disparidad.
Yo informare al Secretario Root
para que tenga especial cuidado de
que sean las producciones puertorri
queiias consIdera las como las proce
dentes de Nebraska, Nevada y Nue
va York; Y yo quiero expresarles 81
placer que he tenido en- esta entire
vista y Ia esperanza que abrigo en-
el porvenir y la pvosperidad de la
isla que representa- ustedes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05
Mas nOticias lie Ponce

El domingo 8 de Noviembre depositaron
454 imponentes 8 829 85 en- ell Or6dito y
Ahorro Ponceho , hasta aquella fecha Sc
han expedido 979 libreias.
-Probablemente ingresaran como nue..
vos abastecedores de carne en- ell mercado,
don Pedro Juan PARE y don Juan Monse
rrat. Con este motive Sc abaratara ell pre-
clio de Ia carne, puesl Ia ccmpetencis es nm
hecho.
-Se encuent:a en- esta ciudad don Ma
nuel Ohulia, conocido tenor c6mico, Julien
Sc 2ropone organisar, con los elementos que
hay en- Ponce, una compaffs de sarsue'a
que recorrrer& la isla.
~El Consejo Executive ha negado q la
empiesa del ferrocarril frances Ell permiso
que solicitara esta de fabrlcar IN ramal en-
Ia carretera de Arecibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05
Ell tenor Biel en- Roma

Con Ia opera Carmen" hizo su pre-
sem auci6n en- el teatro Adrisno ell te-
nor espafiol Jul.a1 Bel.
Ootuvo IN gran triunfo y fu6 acla
mado en- los principales pasaje de Ia
obrs.
A petiti6n del r6olico repiti6
'duetro" pOr Micaela, y la ceebre ro
manza de la flor
E Sr. B,eI daia allf Otras cinco au-
d ones extraordinarids de Ia opera &c
B4et.
Per fal:a de ndmero, no pudo celebrarse
anoche la session snunciada en- nuestro aJun
tamiento.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad el doctor don
Felipe Cordero.
Estando aver jugando cen otros comps-
htros de su edad, Ell niiiO Jacinto Oruz, tuvo
Ia deegracia de caerse por Ia escalera de So
casa produci6ndoSe una ligera confusion en-
la cabeza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05
Bale en- RfO-piedras
Ell domingo pr6ximo

Para correspondent 4 la galante invitaci6n
de que fu6 objeto 10 juventud de esta capi
tai, en- Rio.piedras hace dos domingos, al
gunos j6venes de nuestra sociedad han or.
ganizado un bale que tendlA efecto el pro.
ximo domingo en- dicho pueblo,
La fiesta promote gUedsr muy lucida ,
esplendida.
Hernos visto que ell senior alcalda ha aten.
dido nuestras quejas y ha decretado le re.
cogida de los perros vagabundos.
Anoche en- la calle de San Sebastian, un
CARO- estrope6 igeramente en- una pierns,
causandole algunas lesiones Ia sefiora dofia
Rosario Verges, vecina de dieha calle.
Ha llegado esta capital don Inocencio
Ramirez.
Sc est&n cubriendo rapidamente las listas
de suscripci6n del "Aho Escolsr".
Ha regresado de las Estados Unidos Ia
sefiora d0ha Pillar Marin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05
La prensa parisiense
Lo que Opina Ia Sublime Puerta
pEREoHos QUE 1NvooA
PROTECTION que pide a Inglaterra
lservieio Oablegrkfco especial del Bolstin
Msrcsptil'

-
Paris, martes. ell Eco" de
esta capital, asevera su anterior OPT
ni6n de- que Ia Sublime Puerta ten
drA que recurrir q naciones podsro-
sas ante ell actual conficto que Sc le
presente, y que ha decidido el Sui
tan aceptar las proposiciones de In.
glaterre, no solamente invocando
los tratados comerciales vigentes,
sino el derecho de humanidad que
eensidera indiscutible.
Abdud Hamid, Sultan de Tur-
quia est& dispuesto q hacer muy
signifcadss concesiones s Inglate-
IRA, 81 saliva al imperio otonano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05
La eScuadra francesa en-
aguas turcas
Desembarco de trcpas
INIERvENCION FRANOEsA EN-
LAS SADUANAH DE SMIRNA

Ssrvieic tsltgrifiec ~; ;seisl de- Boletin
Mercsptil)
.Nueva York, martes.-El peri6-
dico de Londres, intitulado "Daily
Mail" asegura que aver la escuadra
frsncesa del Mediterlaneo, en- aguas
de Smirna ha hecho una demostra
ci6u naval y ba desembarcado tropas
que 30 han posesiona1o del puerto
eintervenido absolutamente Ia adua
ma del nencionado puerto, retirAn-
dose On el momento los funcionarios
y tropas turcas que guarnecen la
plaza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05
OPnRAc1oSEs soBRn Ell MURLI.n

Pof Sores de L Villamil y CO:
81 Ochoa y hermano 80 d quesos
amer de Lestrade.
Por Sobrinos de Ezquiags:
q jose Perujo y DIVA, F.eiria A'on
so y co, , Troncoso hermanos y co, 20
BIS arenqnes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05
Vapores que Sc esperan

Amer "Caracas"-- Procedente de la
Guaira y escalas recolaIa este puerto
el dia 6 del corriente, para continuar
yiaje directo New York.
Amer 'sPhiladelphia" Llegara es
10 puerto proceden.e del do New York
el did z del corriente, y al siguiente dia
seguira para la Guayra y escalas.
Esp "Oonde Wlfredon-C Con destino
q este puerto saldiA del dc Barcelona
el dia 10 del corriente con escaIas en-
Mallorca, Torrevieja, Valencia, Malaga,
Oadiz, Tererife y Las Palmas.
Esp "Maria"-Del puerto de la 90
rufia sali6 ell die 81 del pasado con des
tino este y ouros de Ia Isla.
Col amer label Abbotp-Debe ha
Der salid0 el 28 del pasado del puerto
de New York con destino este.
Esp "Satnrninas Saldr6 de Liver
pool el dia . del corFiente directamenle
para este puerto y demas de ia lsla.
Amer "PonceD Saldld de este puer
TO dlreota mente para el de New York
81 die l2 del c0rriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05
GRAN GALERIA ARTISTICA /
DH
cRafaeI colorado.
San Jose12- ALTOS DELLA MULITA

Ell mejor Esablecimiento foografico de Puerto Rco.
ene monados potentes venadoes eeccos Hace toda
Sc de trabajos con esmero perfection.
Especiadad ampacones de carooscuro, en- colores
Una casa que hace fotoacuarea reraos de taao a
raj por nuevo preoso pocedmento la exclusive para Foto-
escutu para ell pape patno aean DAS ELFEUM-
Balm" absoutamente nalterable.
Sc pesta especial atenon abao de los Ses acionados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05
SeTEicio Especial
PoR CABLE DEL
soLETIN MERCANTIL.
La diplomacia moscow
ia ante la aprecia-
Ci6n del Sultan
Este n, acepta las exigencias de
Nicolas II
La OPINION DE ABDUD HAMID
(3srvicio cablegrAfico especial del BoletiD
MercantiD

(5srvicio cablegr&fico especial del Boletin
MercantiD
Nueya York, martes.- A pesar
de Las manifestaciones hechas por
Ia prensa fusa con. respesto a una
interyencitn en- el conficto franco
tu1co de a.. diplomacia moscovita,
el Sultan de Turqnfa en- vista de
las sxigencias &c Nicolas II, ha
aceptado las contingencies de una
guerra que ha decidido personal
msnte paIa, no dejarse sucumbir an
to las smonazas del gol ierno de
Loubet, trsyendo a 40 alre dedor
muy signifcadas potenciss interesa
das en- el oriefte de Europa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05
OAFH

Debido 10 reducidisima que es Ia
existencia, Q opera muy POGO con este
articulo, notandose alguna disposioi6n
para obtener dicho grano. Con firme
SO cIerran los tipos l2a e18 por|
"Oorrientes cubanos", S 13ae 8 132 por|
pil6n', , = IA . s14a por ''baoiends", J.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05
Los c0misiOnadOs puer.
tOrriquefiOs ante Mr..
Roosevelt
Sc espera proteja Ia industria cafet'
ra del pafs
DEL COMIslONADO FISHBAOK
PARA RI GOBERNADOR HUNT
.Asrvieio cablegrkfco especial del Bolsti
Mercantil

Washington, martes. -Al recibir
s Il comisi6n puertorriquefia e. Pre-
sidente Roosevelt les dirigi6 las 81
guientes palabras: "Primeramen-
to me aseguro de que estoy en- pre-
sencia de aquellos caballeros matt
vos de Puerto Rico |; yo siento co
mo presidente de los Estados Uni
dos exactsmente tanto interes en-
protejer los asuntos de esa Antilla.
como los de los Esiados de Nueva
York e Illinois.p
"Yo deseo someter & la conside
rasi6n del pueblo de esa isla que
desde 81 4 de Mario 1ltimo, mi de
SEQ principal be- sid0 YER tornado Ia
defensa do sus intereses por los mis-
mos puertorriquenos.'
70 tengo una satisfaction muy
expressive a fecibir una comisi6n
AsI comercio puertoriqueno intere-
~noQ 90 50 behencio IA accion mi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05
sALUD 1RANoUIlIDAD Y REposo PARAlA
MADRES Y LAS CRIATURAS


Ell JARABE OALMANTE de la Sra
VINSLOW, Sc da & los nifos en- el perio
do de Ia dentici6n. Les ablands las en-
cfas, resuelve 10 inflammation, silvia todo
dolor, y cura el colico ventoso. Inocente
y eficaz en- t0dos los casos. Aconsejamos
& las madres que tengan un nifio enfermo,
Que no dejen que Ia prevention propia nj
Il de otros, evite ell uso de esta medicina
que proporciona alIvio SECURE, absolute
mente SECURE 81 90 usa oportuEamente.
En- Santiago de los Caballeros, Repd.
blica Dominicana, 10 ha publicado un ban
do, prohibiendo 81 uso de Armas, & causa de
los muchos ssesinatos que SO venisn Euce
disndo disrio.
Oontinds enfermo nuestro compahero en-
la prensa , distinguido escritor, don Carlos
Casanova.
Dsasamos vivamente, que mejora Do su
dolencia.
Anoche promovieron IN ligero tumuits
en- Ia caleta de San Juan los ipdiyiduos
Antonio Gandfs y Belisario ARuirre.
La policfa puso fin al altercado.
Ha llegado & San Juan proeedents de
Ponce, don Juan Lopez Llayeros.
80
ReYiStd Commercial
DIN NoTI0IAs Z ANUNoJos
0peracIones durante el dfa de hoy
Movr,sru,rmr -. n,mv,xo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05

Nay eo'ta . 4 selloItud 70 obsIan-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05
MERCADo DE FRUTos
AzUOAR
Sin operaciones.
RON

Para atender & las necesidades mo
mentaneas de consume, solamente se
s0licitan r6ducidas cantidades de dicho
lfquido; y debido & la irregularidad en-
operaciones no 90 ha normaIisado el
preoio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05
Solicftese en- todos los Establecimientos.
UNA EACTOR|A De AzUCAR De 10000 TONELADAS.
Equipada con evaporadoras

sla de Num- Hawaiian Com
meroa Company ena capa de $4,000 tonedas de %
zara Para azuea ha hecho peo de E
eue efect debendo % padd de 10000 gOn
gaones caada LILLE peddos
Is Hawaii 100000 gnes ccacenado
da ~ hMas
dad pad fabas
uaban 10
THE SUGAR RAPARATUs MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05
MAIZ

La solicitud de este grano continda
muy mcderada cuya cotizaclon cierra
fiosa 8 3 fanega, habiendo abundante
ezistencia del mismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05

Mercado de Nueva York de hoy.
Libras 4.83.3l4
Asfcar centrifugado 3.3l4
Azdcar mascabado 3bI16
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05

to ser abundante la cantidsd de 6sta
'hoja en- la que Sc nota calma hasta pa
ra su misma fabrication, debido 4 qus
Ia expo'taci6n de elaborados~ no es ac
fiVQ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05
Ninguno
'Ninguno

OPERAoIoNEs 0 DB BuoURs nS PUl RTo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05

Ha llegado & San Juan proeedents de
Ponce, don Juan Lopez Llayeros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-05

sALrDAs DE COSTA NERos
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
ElTz WHITING a BOOK.
u Is a Treatise on Physical Culture and
Sell pefense

II Is a Treatise on Physical Culture and
Self Defense.
Robert Fitzslmmons is writing a book on
physical culture and selfdefensc 1t Is to
I've published by A. ]. Drexcl Bddlc. pub
Usher, and a social leader in Philadelphia.
il Is fair to assume, In view OF what ltitz
simmons has accomplished In the ring, that
he must know much Of Il practical charac-
ter about physical culture, lint that he
should he able to put tllls into readable
form may he doubted by the skeptcAl.
Mr.. Blddle appears TO have no miSglvings
upon this score however. for it his an
nouneement he calle IT. a great book = md
" may he assumed that even publisher
who aspires to social distinction would not
make such an announcement without at
least believing that he was telling the
truth
Mr.. Blddle tells many things Of interest
'The only trait" he writes for which
his worst enemy can criticlse him is that
Of unboulded generosity. But here again
he harsh critic must pause, for EObert
fitzsimmons is possessed of the kecnssi
powers of perception, ana can discern be
tween the worthy and the unworthy with
almost uncrring Judgment
He" Mr.. Biddle continues, rs man
81 Iron Will, and can conceal eny gloom
that he may feel with such perfect ease
md under so sunshlny n manner that not
oven his intimates can know his. lnw9rd
thought, But this Is the only deception
az which Robert Eltzslminons IL guilty o.
/ practice lie Is straightforward and franR
4 20 degeee rarely found In even the best OF
heroes outside OF nction
''He Is n kw-ahialng, God-fearing mnn.
n good citizens and n II odel husband and
4 father. IN the privacy of his beautiful
home at Bcnsonhurst one finds the true
Robert Fltzsimmons. There is q great
house, set In the midst OF shaded lawns
und garden. FitZsimmons spends the hap
plest DAYS Of his HE He wants no
other company thnn that Of his loving wife
4 and children But HIS friends are al MI
! times welcome ard spare rooms stand
ready for than. Thert IS not y trace OF
the pugilst at the home Of Robert Fitz
/ simmons. No athletic apparatus Of any
found on tho premises. His trairing has
/ always been done away from Ills home,
ms another man would do business Mt his
/ office"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

ia the ri. fourteen In All eight were bays
I Hleklnnd Maid, Flora Temple. GOldTnith
Maui, Rarus,. 81 Julien, Sunol, Nancy
Hanks md AK; two were browns, dexter
ond Toe Abbot; two were rhe~tnuis. Maud
and Cresceus; one was gray, Lady sui
fotlS, and one was black. J1v Eye Sec. on
the fourteen champion tfNtters, eight have
been mares, five geidngs, while Crcsccus
Is the first stallion 10 he The ncknOwl
cdlt,I King OF fhe trottcrs.
The characteristics thus enumerated,
whllr they may be regarded MS Interesting
a. matters of curiosity, the question o.
breeding In tho champions can NOT we'll
be overlooked by the thoughtful aud prar'
tictti student OF the harness horse High
lana Maid may or may not have been 81
tesscnge' parentase flora Temples
and while Rarus undoubtedly had Messeu.
ger blood In his veins. he WIS not rs rich
IN II MS might have been desired, hnt nll
the others, eleven OF them, are rich IN
Messenger blood. most OF " coming down
through that wonderful progenltOr Of speed,
Ryslyk''s lIanihlrtonlah Hanhletoplan ~:
Late IN the sixties. when Goldsmith Maid
won her race In three straight hcuts (2,loN.
2;lsig and 2:1o8D making three heats
trt;ted inside 81 the 600 marx for toe
rst time IN the history Of the trotiing
tnrf. a gentleman who was sitting IN the
prnts stand remarked that q mark OF 2.iu
did not seem tg be nni Of te f ,, I'll. 81
mark Of 2;1TA was then the record, and
TIM gentleman WIS heartily laughed AZ az
IA Impossible dreamer because he had
ditcd TO hint AZ the possibility that navy
troitcf might even In the distant future,
trat q mile in 2;l6 In 1874 Goldsmith
Maid trotted nile In IA, while Just
ord down To 2:03S,. and now, little iess
than seven years later CrcscCus has cut a
whole second or the mark made 10y AliX.
In view of all this no one but u ninsshnck
% the most pronounced type cnn afford
10 longer regard the two. minute trotter
9s ai lmposslhility. On this subject the
"AS late MS ten ypnrs ago some ~ the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
COST OF YACHTING.

Only Multmillionaires Can Afford to
Engage in the Sport.
The exact sum of money paid for the
Columbia, in 1890 Is not known. but the
sum has been estimated Mt not less than
$4,000, says Lesles Weekly. Without a
doubt It cost over $4,000 TO carry her
through the season. probably the sum was
much greater than this In the FIRST part
ot the season her owners paid .d,OOo for
three suits OF sails. And then there was
the Defender. which acted as trial horse
10 the Columbia, II cost Just 100000 for
her to be trial horse, but IL was paid
without groan. And now for the present
It win have been noticed that the con.
struction of each cup defender has cost
infinitely more than its predecessor. The
fact Is. the IIerreshoffs have charged sew.
q extra speed, Following those dedue-
tiuns the Constitution has unquestionablv
cost not cent less than 100000 to build.
She has q large tender, the steamboat
Mount Hope, and crew OF slxty-elght
men. She has three or four suits OF sails,
extra spars and the like and she will 60
into dry dock before the cup races. Out
side Of the 100000 spent on her eonstruc-
tlon, she VIII probably cost the Belmont
syndicate about $4,000. Then there IL tile
cost Of her trial horse. the Columbia. she
whom viii fecelye $50 month la wages
Ihat makes 500 month; $1,000 Tor the
i've months she win be In commission.
The wages OF Captain Barr and the oct
aud second mates viii aggregate for thase
five months, $1,000; the tender will cost
5000 Uniforms for the men have already
t,nnsnlted y an expenditure Of $1,000 and
mere Is the cost Of feeding them 10 be
considered This makes $500 and her
SAILS ANA spnrs and overhauling and
.bneJ particulars VIII easily cost another
$1,000. II win thus he seen that. All in
% 1fS0,O0O rs conservative estimate az
the cost OF defending the cup this year