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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-24
MAY BE
LAUNCHED
May z.
New Cup Dsfsndar Likely 10
Slide Into Water on
That Day.

The dredger that arrived al Bristol Mon
day afternoon is fast making a deep cham
mel in the harbor for the Constitution.
The work Was begun about 70 yards OF
shore from the piers the dredger grad
ually working inshore.
Several scow loads OF mud were rc-
moved yesterday. In addition 20 those
preparations several mechanics are fixing
the timbers OF the marine railway in the
slip whore the wood has become de-
cayed somewhat In the shop just astern
OF the new yacht considerable In the way
OF Improvement has been decided upon
before the launching.
Things are shaping themselves towards
a launching To take place on May ..
The launching on that date will depend
on how the work both on the yacht the
channel and the marine railway pro-
crosses.
In the itung Of the rudder the last
principal job To be done OF the boat. good
headway is made. Today another semi
circular plate was attached temporarily
to the frames OF the steel boom. The
riveting OF the boom plates Is more than
half done. fittings are now being at
tached TO the head or the main mast.
on WAY TO BRISTOL.
RockIand. Me. April 24-Nineteen
members OF the crew OF the cup defender
Constitution arrived here today from
Deer Island enroute for Bristol. X. I. The
men. I'll OF whom are common seamen,
came mere on the steamer Catherine ana
will leave for Boston tonight on the reg
ular boat. They will go TO Bristol 10
morrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-24
TO THE DIRECTORS or THE
Butte& Boston Consolidated Mining Company


haveb requested formulate
the
Amasamaed Copper Company,
with the Anal
the written for
purpose
deposit be issued BY the ofheers and
directors
decide whether will avail
Of the
OF receiving $3.50 withdrawing
any expense
serve the right to return a deposited
In would
h. willing to allow
70 make an
Deposits of
o, exchange has
returned to the
pleased discuss further
yerytr
KIDDER,
peposi Peabody
hr lower office
until o'clock
Certificates in
guaranteed by some satisfactory t
receipts
be eissuedn N the stock deposited
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-24
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.

Johan Dannln, q boot and shoe dealer OF
Newport, nled "A petition IN bankruptcy
today in the United states district court
His liabilities are estimated at about
S5l14 and his assets nj S2E5.
His principal creditors are tho Brock
ton Shoe Go. OF Boston. :. Hrshberg a
Go. OF Boston. and Walter sherman uf
Newport
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-24
LOST 3 FINGERS.
BruneIIs Given $4,000 Verdict
Against Albion Company.

a verdict for si0o0 was given the plain
tin i'm the case of Aime Brpnele w.
Albion Manufacturing company In Judge
Wilbur's court today
i3rnnelle IS a Had u years old and had
three fingers so badly mangled In n ma
chine thar ne was set 10 work at that
they had 90 be amputated.
he claimed he WAS not instruccd I'm the
use OF the machine nor was II covered
when he was ordered 10 clean IL. De
fence Was contributors negligence. Arch
umbeault a Gaulin were counsel FOR Bru-
nCllp
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-24
500 Reward, 500.

fhe readers of this uaper win be
pleased 90 learn that there As at least ore
dre AIDED disease that science has bce,
able 90 cure in an ifs STAGES and that is
Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure is tho orfv
positive cure now known 20 the usd,csi
fraternity. Cstarth being constitu-
treatment flails Catarrh Cure is taken
internally. actlnr directly upon the blood
aud mucous surfaces of the system.
disease. ard giving the patient strength
BY hlilaiug up the Constitution and as
gisting nature Ia doi'g its work The
prolrisfcrs have 90 much fatth In In.
curs tive powers. that they orer ono Hun.
dred Dollars for auf case that n fails TO
cure. Send for list OF testimonials
" j CHENEY & co. Toledo. O.
Sold hE drifgeifts &c.
Halle Family plss are the best
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B R0WM FRESHMEN
TURN THE TABLES.
CONTINUED From Page one)

moro successful than were the Freshmen
who kidnapped Dodge
soon after dinner this noon T.. l.. Mae
lntyre. member OF the class of 1905.
was returning from his boarding house
on Benevolent street. As he reached the
corner of Brown street he saw n closed
carriage standing near the curbing. With
the driver In readiness ON the box
No sooner had ne come opposite tie
carriage. than crowd OF about twenty
Sophomores Jumped az him from around
the corner.
Macintyrc dropped his books ana start
al 90 run. The Sophomores were TOO
quick for him however. and he was
stopped Then. yelling at the top Of his
voice for help he began 60 fight. About
half dozen Freshmen VINO happened TO
be near ran 10 his aid. The Sophomores
soon overpowered these. however ond
bundled their captive into the hack. three
OF them jumping in with him.
The Freshmen Immediately grabbed the
heads .of the horses I'm an attempt to stop
the hack They were beaten or. how
ever. and the carriage went tearing oH
down the street Several OF the Fresh
men started 10 run along side of the hack
and follow it TO It's destination but the
Sophomores were again too many for
them and they were soon beaten back.
MacInivre and his guards are now I'M
hiding somewhere. and the student body
- looking on with great excitement 80 soc
what further developments viii come
% light m this interesting drama OF
diamond Cut Diamond.
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TO THE srockHoLDERs OF THE
Butte & Boston
Consolidated Mining Company.


enclosed letter Messrs
Iidder Peabody Co OF
will
recommend that the stock
holders deposit
stockholders who have been consulted have
o holdings
(slsned) RocBEFELLER. Secretary
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-24

nose and throat specialists iu daily prac-
tice highly recommended Or Agnew a
Catarrhal Powder as safe sure per-
manent painless aud harmless in an
cases OF cold I'm the head tondlltis.
hoarscnCss and catarrh. 10 gives relief
IN ten minutes. and banishes the disease
like magic-i6. Sold by Standing a
Blanding 50 Weyboss,t street. Geo. =.
CmHu. 90 South Main street. Hall 4
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Curse
Of
DRINK
CURED BY
WHITE RIBBON RENE DY

Can be givcn IN glass Wdtet, Tea
or Coffee without Patients
knowledge.
White Ribbon Remedy Will cure or de-
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drinker or drunkard Tastiess. odorlcss.
lnpOSeibie for any one 20 have an aps
petite for alcoholic liquors atter using
White Ribbon Remedy.
By mail 500. Trial package free by
AIRS. A. NJ TOWNSEND.
Sec Nomau's Christian Temperance
Union.
n. ~ R0x 90 Detroit Mich. sold hv all
druggisfs In Providence By the Tau A
lvoo 60 sf5 WcStminster street. aud
Ssr Wcy ecsset aud Msthe~son streets
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Nsg York Stocks.

Reported BY FLETCHER d TAPpAN.
street floor. Banigan Building.
UP TO 2:@ O'CLOCK
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A LIVELY SCRAP.

soon afterward. as Hall and Hunt. two
members Of the Freshman class. were
coming out of the refractory at the corner
~ Prospect sud College streets they were
Snddenly attacked by several Sophomorcs
Who attempted 20 ahduct then. Tho two
Freshmen at once began a resistance aud
soon about DOZEN young fellows vrre en-
gagged IN = free hght IN the corridor vf
the refeciory.
g. v. Bumsted. SOPHOMORE was hit
by Hall and the blow resulted M broken
nose.
At 2.s0 o'clock Hall and Hunt. sur
rounded by dozen Freshmen, we're pris-
oners on the TOP floor of the refect0ry.
while outside completely surrounding the
building was drawn up Gordon ~ reso-
iuie Sophomore. determined that u.'ir
capiises shall surrender " bc starved
suI
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Copy of Circular Letter to the Churches

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TTANTOY
Pantops Academy
Near CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.

College University
address, R. A
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StonewaII Jackson Institute, abingdon, Virgin

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BLACK WALNUT, VIRGINIA.
ARTHUR KYLE DAVIS, A. M,

Ample buildings pianos complete
Collegiate A.
Bath ON OpuDils
September IL
The sun., 1901-06-09
TiCket.

The first meeting in the championship series
of the Metropolitan League between the Man.
hnttans and the MontClairs took place yester-
day at Prospect Park. where the Manhattans
won rather easily by lOG runs after declarin z
their inning closed with only scveu wickets
down. +. j. Prendergast and W. Adam put
on ll3 runs in partnership for the Mauhattans'
third wicket The result OF the game was:
Manhattan, 1852; Montclair 40.
A short handed team of the Nelson Lodge
comprising only nine players. proved an easy
proposition for tho champion eleven OF the
knlckerboCker Athletic Club in the league
match AT Bayonne yesterday. The knickcr-
boCkers won by score Of lSi. only five
wickets down, TO rs. Stiles 4 not out wa,
the high scorer for the winners
The Paterson Is team played the Rermudas
at Prospect Park Yesterday and had 70. sub
mt. to defeat by thirty runs "; Gibbons
form for the winners. while + Grayson
with contribution OF % for Paterson. was
top scorer Of the game. Tho total, were;
Columbia Oval played the West Indians
yesterday and won after good game by
twenty-threc runs Ihi-, result ,wa~ brought
II wilkinson and T. Creedicpn, who con-
trIbut"d 2S and ?? respectively The score
wa. West Indians, e5,. Columbia oval. S
The Essex County Club had IT, association
cha rpionship match with Brooklyn Team y
NJ Prospect Park yesterday Agood batting
game resulted. but there was not timo to
play II out and the match goes on record AZ
a draw. no totals were: tss"N County,
lO2 Brooklyn, ~, for Ave wickets
Tho Nelson Lodge team played the Chnd-
wick club AZ Prospect Park yesterday md
won an easy victory by a score Of iOl To %.
The Antilles and star of Erin clubs tried
hard to bring thcir game nj Prospect Park
To q conclusion Yesterday. but time would
not allow ana the result was n draw The
total were star Of Erin. IL Antilles, IS
for four wickcts
The sun., 1901-06-09

X. A c. Smith. a member OF the New York
Yacht Club. has chartered the English steam
yacht Catanla through Gardner 4 Cox This
yacht Is "a single screw vessel Of COS tons
Her length over all is 1922 feet, beam 20 feet 7
inches, and headroom in the cabin o feet
She vas designed by George l. Watson. built
by Henderson h Co at Glasgow In 1895, and
Is owned by the Duke Of sutherland who has
just returned To Scotland from a cruise In
the Mediterranean The Catania Is spar
deck vessel with two teak houses the forward
ono with large sky dome over the dining
room There is also morning or breakfast
room and owners galley Tho after deck
house contains the owners study and sitting
room On the lower deck are ak large guests
sthterooms and two bathrooms all handsomely
finished From the port staterooms there is
q passagcway connecting with the forward
part of the boat between decks and also
with the main dining room. which Ia on the
lower deck There Is a large owners state
room forward extending across the boat.
The Catania has triple expansion engines,
with cylinders II, 2sh, 80 and 20 inches In
diameter respectively, with stroke Of ~
inchcs She carries about 200 tons of coal
and hns maximum speed OF IL knots Sho
has crew ~ about 10 men
The sun., 1901-06-09
WORK ON C0NSTTTUTTONS NAST'
Expected 70 He Ready for steppias On Next
Saturday.


BRISTOL. juno SIN the repairing Of The
steel mast Of the Constitution In the shops al
Bristol nearly dozen men have been pushing
the work ever since the spar was taken undei
cover. It Is figured that the mast should
be ready for stepping on June is and II II
Is stepped there Is every reason to believe
that the yacht win be fully rentted with all
gear on the first part OF the following week
The topmast. It Is understood. will be tele-
scoped into the mainmast when the latter Is
repaired. similar 70 the plan followed In step
ping the spar the first time
slight alterations are being made In the
new mainsail that was bent the morning OF
the accident. While the latter has received
little stretching as vet. It is learned that
VIII be superior 10 that OF tho sail first put
totuse on the boat A number Of other sails
have Just been stored on board the tender
Mount Morris They are for the most part
sp!nnnkers and balloon jbs
Before tho sprsaders wcrc attached u the
mainmast for her fret spin they were sub.
}bsGirsd bsin 10 seyeral tests without any Iaui, ~
regard TO the s,urboard lower sprsader, the
1rst hitting to 60 in the accident Of last Tues
Gay. there was nothing on the surface 70 indl,
was examined II was found not quite as strong
as tho port one
There Is little hendwa, being made on
greater number Of the steel workers having
been assigned to the repairing OF the buckled
-.par. II may take three weeks before II
IL ready for uss
In the north boat shop the new soop OF
the 81 foot class for j Rogers Maxwell OF the
New York Yacht Club is all planked outside,
and the deck partly so OF the two sl-foot
launches the one for Howard Gould Is almost
ready to go overheard The Gay craft 10
having her machinery set up.
, The Herrcsho6s have been approached
by yachtsmen relative to the production Of
another one design class. something not
far from the measurement Of the 30-tooters.
The sun., 1901-06-09
SHELL SWAMPED AT REGATTA.
Columbia Graduates Have 70 Swim Ashore
-Plucky Rowing by Varsity Crew.

The Gould boathouse OF Columbia Uni-
versty was crowded yesterday afternoon
| on the occasion OF the annual CONNIE noe-
ment regatta The races were all hard
fought but number OF unforeseen aoci-
dents initiated seriously against the suc-
oess OF some Of the crews and the heavy
Hudson swells swamped one boat and dis
concerted the oarsmen In two others In
the eIght-oared race between the freshman
and graduate crews the alumni took the lead
for Ave strokes, when a swell from the zach !
Virginia. which was passing. caught the
shell alongside and she soon filed to her
sunwales One by ono tho oarsmen Jumped
overheard into the river Snyder alone re-
malnin in his scat at 3. Thelaunoh pick ed
six Of the men up. The two others swan
ashore and walk ed along the railroad track
TO the boathouse.
pretty piece OF pluck was seen In the
sisht-oared race between the two Varsity
boats, In which the second Varsity received
start OF eight seconds. Scarcely ave
strokes had been rowed when Bartholomew.
who was rowing at In the Varsity boat,
broke his oarlock. He leaped from the shell
from shore With only seven men the
Varsity boat quickly drew up TO the second
mark and won by three lengths.
In the race between the sophomore and
freshman fours the third mishap occurred,
La Roche OF the sophomore boat broke his
oar early In the race, He did not realize
what had OCCURRED until almost three arters
Of the race had been rowed and his boat was
n fraction Of length TO the good He stopped
rowing and his dead weight was too great a
handicap for the sscond-year men, who were
beaten by a boat length, The summaries:
a Senior Eisatoaled Raee.ons mile Won BY
c. Townsend. ? ID. Weeses, \, p, d. Irvine
captain, 4; y u. Nasi ): Maxwell Stevenson, @
X. II bartholomew, = C,.M Nlrker, stroke, and W .
Comsiock, coNsNAiu. second Varsity crew second
Roche - O. A. Eyer, I. j. " Southack. 8, II IA
hufakeI 8. Lewis lsrln, u A. d A. bradley, sroqs,
and N. NuppeHnAn CokswAin.
Junior EightOArrd RACE one mile Won by freS
man crew composed Of \. ilngo, how: z Hanne-
man. ,. j. =. Maedet. J: II. =, Stangland a. 4
stroke, and j Myers, coNSwaln. graduate crew sec
ond cOmFosed of j. c Harrison, bow, A Mckinley
Z, y snyder. }; I. PtesSpfitch, 4 ID IuondA o
+, B0grn, q, q, W ETdAl. Z " =. Rollins stroke
and Atwood, ID. coxsvAin
Upper Class -Four Dared ltars one mile and b.lf
won bX Junior crew, compOSed Of how
y bradley ,. g y Eyer. D. 4 ID Weekss stroke
= a ltVne senior crew second, composed of how
= " Soutnack, >. Maxwell Stevenson, g. IA
hunaWr and stroke. c. VI Neitrr. Time. 4 minute,
Lower Class Fogr.Osred Rae, Won b. fre,nm,n
crew, composed " bow. \. j. Fraser :, : IL stow,
d, n y. SttnglAnd. stroke, j. 3 Maedrr sophomofr
crew. scond composed OF bow, y. II La Nocne /,
LEWIS lsclin ,, Il B Bartholomew. swoks, IL G.
single seqlIS Won by. WILLIAM p Rollins. 'oa
befnulh. 'O1 college. third.
The sun., 1901-06-09
Rou'ing ssnd.On for Pennsylvania. Henley
Tight.

PHlLADELrHIA. juno s-Thc eght- Dared
crew oi IA" nlvcrsity Of Pcnnsylvania sailed
from this port on the Waeslnrd this after.
noon. 10 comp"t" In tho Henley REGATTA on
N" Iham"s next month Tho Waealand
SHIl"d 1t 1880 O'Clock The send on began
at ii."o O'Clock nj the dormitores Then
the students assembled and whilnL nwav
the tim" Tor tho start 20 be made for tho wharf
by Singing all th" inspiritng Pennsylvania
songs they could think of and giving vent
to tie college and class ye-
The boys did not have a chance To get 10
their atateroOms until the boat yas helo,y
Chester The send-or from those on ths
whhfi was continued by tug and vessel
cpl1inN along the river front Al intcr,uI,
tir woodland responded to tho whi,tllng y
/ OI tho smaller craft " "'''""s
coach Wnri responded on behalf Of IN.
crew % speech Oy Dr j MILAN White
when the sudents had nnished sinv;nu n
yrrs" oi Hal, PenEsylvania Ilr saiI he
shltcI ne reliance Of tho men Who wauId
row hnu was glad 10 SEQ that they wer. 20.
/ ing hpt"hd with thorough understandln, n I,
| Of What they had 10 do u"ae's'aho'hs
| We arc not overoonhdent oontInu.d
the NfI.thI YarsmAn, "hut / do moi tbint
! tho. eight vii suffer from s,a % o' ,.,iinhss ,.ihs
Wei 90 our best. and hope To win s"s
In sending this crew abroad pcnc.v,v.n,.
| Il maklng the third Attempt or an 4 ~ srsan ca =
College crew TO capture the rrand chsiIsn.a
~ sssaysd the task and faiisds @"o ia's IN
The sun., 1901-06-09
English Yacht Cuhona Chartered.

Walter Jennings has chartered the English
steam yacht Cuhona which il now in these
waters. The Cuhona. IL an auxiliary vessel.
bHrkentine rirgct Her principal ,,dimen-
sious ar" 1873 feet between perpendiculnrs
20 foet ueam and l45 feet depth She is
owned by IT, A Campbell Of Mumlord Eng-
land. Mr. Campbell early this year made a
cruise OF II ,oOO miles In the Yacht and finished
the cruise at this port
The sun., 1901-06-09
IArrch of the schooner Muri,I.

Tho schooner yacht Mure designed by
4 Cary Smith and Rarbe" for Charles smith
ers was su',"--fully launched from the
yard 0i her builders. tho Townsend and
Downry COMPANY. M Shooters Island yc-tcr-
rln.S She hns the CcutTrhphrI hung vcI
forward and TINS o. o. be- used a. give Lsr an
extra grp on the water when going 20 wind
The sun., 1901-06-09
Columbia sails on the sound.

The Cup defender Columbia. which was in
the Erie Basin dry dock early IN the week
to be cleaned. was out sailing on the Sound
yesterday afternoon. She reao he'd up and
down the Sound with only lower sails and
then stood to the eastward. having working
top,ail set. She looked remarkably well and
sailed very fast.
The sun., 1901-06-09

NORTH JERSEY.

GLEN. COVE. june s-The Nassau Coun-
try Cub events to-day brought here several
O., thn best-known golfers OF the country.
ln'ildl1g tho Present amateur L s q
Chdi! piGn. W j Travis. + Douglas NJ
q 4 champion. Malcolm Graham and Ma
tnrih Balou The Nassau Country Club
team Of lively" players gain dom on strated
Apawamis twelve The matches were hotly
contested and Dougln, had to make his
round IN y, bOgey figures, To leave MALCOLM
Cru nam down. Will" II p Tailor. by equally
good work. defeated AIaturin Ballou by
The sun., 1901-06-09
BROOKLYN CLUBS REGATTA.
Second Race In the Gravesend Bay Association
Series,

The second race Of the Yacht Racing Asso-
ciatlon Of Grsvesend Bay was sailed yester-
day under the auspices OF the Brooklyn Yacht
Club. There was a fresh southwest wind
and several OF tho smaller yachts put reefs
In before the race began They went twice
around the usual courses The first leg was
a beat TO the mark of the Atlantic Club house,
Hamilton buoy. and then II was a close reach
home There were eleven starters. and the
Winners were Akista Squaw. Song and Dance.
Wrath. kelpie and Martha VI The table
follows
The sun., 1901-06-09
Hs, Isa g. < is IsS = i a y wsP:as ssSsS = 4: A.

CAPs MAY. June s.--There was u spirited
contest this afternoon In the eishteen-hole
hsndioap tournament. which WAS won by
was handsome silver cup. The scores made
were:
LOUIS II. Ayres, o., s-s4: Il. C. Forrest. %. ~:
Jesse Nalle. %. 6-S7: Capt Hubbard. 100, 100:
samuel Bspham, los, 1870; Il. Norris Williams.
iia so-eo; william |" Supple lol. i0-oi; @. p
Middleton, l0s 1871. James G. Cory. 100. 1871.
Thomas 7. Esstvick. oS. o--92: william Welsh. Jr.
iOt, lo-e4 Charles ii. Huntslnger. li0. lo--9o:
John G. Baker. 100, io--S6 william X. Holman. no.
600
SOUTH ORANGE, June s.-A ball sweep
course OF tho South Orange Field Club. Tho
scores made were:
g. W Leihbtidse, 81, SO G. ". Hutchinson. e2.
s-cB; Dr. W, X. Waldskin, ia lS-e6; r. II. Leth-
bridge lOo. 3-io2: N. II. Armstrong. lO5, 3-i02.
SUI another winning match was scored
by Fox Hills yesterday on their visit 20 Essex
County. The score was
The sun., 1901-06-09

New daily limited service beginning June lCth VIA
Great Rock Island Route. one night ont Chicago io
Colorado We can convince you We nave ne bfal
service, the best connections aud hfrtNc IN Denver
and Colorado springs MAniioul al the most eonyen-
Tent hour only dfrci line 10 Mantou. Cbfsp
summer excursions daily to Colorado and Utah vita
especially los rates on certain days. For details
write a, ". MoFPET. @. Il. y. A. soi prosdssy'
New YoIk.-As~
The sun., 1901-06-09

Tho light southerly breeze gradually died
out, and the course was again shortened.
Shamrock l. finished lrst by minutes and
35 seconds but tho Karlad won the match
on time allowance
The sun., 1901-06-09
IrottIng Races on yentnor Beach.

ATLASTlc CRY. June s.-Cute q crowd
gathered. i.onrh"ibcach.n Ven nj this after
noon 10 80. tho trutting races held under
tho ausrice, OF tho Atlantic city Driving
Issoclption IN tho rrst race. open 10 ali
Cpfl Brown, driven by Gus Parker, won IN"
uf-'. -rcrud and fourth h"1tS ogt ~ Avc,
brltug An" Boy, driven b. James EvHr-
The . 60 Clus- had tire" starters Edith
4 handled by Charles Mathis. won thrro
straight heats Easter Giri. driven Ivy vii
vau = NTH, came ia second pad Charm.r
Nllk"s driven by Samuel Evans. finished
The sun., 1901-06-09
Yacht Arrivals at Newport.

NEWPORT. X. /. June s,-The yacht ar
rivals to-day were the schooner sea Fox, l..
Tucker and steamers Sentinel. l. C. wseh-
smith, and Aleedo. Mr., Read A launch
nat also arrived for w Butler Duncan, Jr,
stttutton.
The sun., 1901-06-09
Harry yardons New Record Over Morton Hall
Links,
Special ciNs D,ipa,,h 10 THE SUN

spseid! CINs D,spairh 10 THE sun
EpINBURoH, June s. Harry vardon beat
Herd over the course Of the Morton Hall Club
to-day In os strokes, which eclipses the record
OF 70 strokes Jointly held by W b. Taylor and
tho late Lieut.. TAFT Herds score was rs
Champion Braid and J. II. Taylor halved their
~, atch in IL zach