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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-02-12
NUMBER Al.
High School Bulletin.
EDITORIAL STAFF.

EDITORIAL STAFF.
Editor in -chief, O. L. Neck; Assistant Editors,
Christine Brown, Annie Klahf; Local Editor Lena
-O~ooO~-o-o-~O~0o-o~o~~-~~~
The Shakespearian society was post
poned last week on account of the audi
torium being occupied by the Mothers
Club"
DR.. Neale visited the high school last
Wednesday.
Villa Arley is on the sick list.
Notwithstanding the severe cold
weather we have had the last few weeks,
the school building has been very COM
Portable, We certainly have q good
system of heating, far excelliug that
in our former building
The Mckinley memorial exercises
were well attended by the town people.
McKinleys life appeals strongly to
every boy and girl. No president Of
late years has been loved by the child
rem OF our nation as was Mckinley. The
Offering for the Mckinley fund was not
as large as we should liked to have had.
A monument to VIM. Mckinley is
monument to American manhood and
strong seli-reliant, Industrious persever-
ing youth. This memorial is to rise
above the grave at Canton Ohio, where
he will FINALLY rest, according to his
own wish.
February might be called patriotic
month. Altho' it is short month
many important events occur. Feb ~
is the birthday OF Abraham Lincoln,
one Of our martyred presidents. Feb.
%, is Washington's birthday.
A large audience greeted Champ
Clark last Friday evening. His lecture
was up to the high standard Of our
other entertainments and was certainly
treat to those interested in political
affairs.
Our school hill has been almost i'm
| passable. The sidewalks have been
glare of ice for the past two weeks.
Several pedestrians on Friday evening
| received slight shocks when returning
from the lecture. Coasting is fine. The
children enjoy coasting and also the
children of larger growth.
| The Goth Century Club of Room 13
have elected the following officers:
Pres, Sara Keller; V. Pres, Bessie
Sensor; Sec, John Plyler; Critic, Mar
garet Daily.
| The Shakespearian society will have
a mock trial Feb. 2S.
| A sleighride given by the Senior
Glass was a thorough success. The
party consisted OF about eighteen SEN
iors and Juniors with Miss Daily, Miss
Kunes, Prof. Lenkerd and Prof. Nc
Clure as chaperons. Leaving Reyn-
oldsville about 200 p. m. we arrived at
our destination, Punxsutawney, about
500 p. m. and partook of sumptuous
supper at Hotel Pantall, where we we're
received with great kindness. Several
members of the party, whose names we
will not mention, were greatly taken
| (?) with Punxsutawney and were very
reluctant about leaving. After some
delay the merry party started on its
homeward journey, arriving in our
native town about IL o'clock midnight.
We all had pleasant time which will
not soon be forgotten.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-02-12

Editor in chief, @. L. Meek; Assistant Editors,
Black
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-02-12

We are Offering bargains in merohan-
disc, reducing our stock, and will rent
our rooms, as am on the road selling
Mccormick machinery and can't run a
store at the same time. We have sew
eral horses to dispose OF and wagons and
harness. At the new chop mill below
company store you will find all kinds OF
feed. M. G. COLEMAN.
Wireless telegraphy Parent co., all
dividends $3.50 share regular price $500.
$500, Jas. d, Shafier, Bloomsbury, Pa.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-02-12
Transaction in Real Estate.

Louisa d. Reynolds, Executrix, to
John King, for lot in Winslow town
ship. $500; February l, 1902.
John w. Uphnger to A. Sebrig, for
land in Knox township. $500; Decem-
ber IL, 1901.
Mary Dillman and j. p. Dillman to
A. z. Snyder, for lot in Reynoldsville.
$3.50; January /, 1902.
Norman d. Matson to U. j. Matson
and w. II. Hasselback, for property in
Washington and Winslow townships.
$4,000; January 30, 1902.
II. M. Matson, ct al, to Norman d.
Matson, for property in Washing ton
and Winslow townships. $4,000; Janu-
airy 20, 1902.
Mrs. Louisa M. Shaffer to Annie B..
Guthrie, for land in West Reynoldsville,
$l.00; August 81, 1901.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-02-12
Letter List.

List OF unclaimed letters remaining
in the postoffice at Reynoldsville, Pa,
week ending Feb. s, 1902:
T.J Williams, j. Fl. Thomas, Mrs.
Carrie Lindsey. VIM. Hindman, John
Metzger, VIM. Deemer.
Foreign-Passareth Arcidi.
Say advertised and give date Of list
when calling for above.
A. M. WOODWARD, P. M.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-02-12

Wanted-Men and women solicitors
for some of the newest, brightest and
best selling publications printed. Life
OF Mckinley, Under Both Flags, etc.
A golden harvest for the energetic.
Address to-day, The Household Pub.
fishing Co., Erie, Pa.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-02-12

Closing out sale Of coats and capes at
Suffers.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-02-12

The lend of it all" on the winter wearabes, and
if you want in you'll have to step lively It's money
saving chance to youa loss to of profits and quite
often slice of the original cost but that's matter and
we're willing to part with the last
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-11-13
Ell HON. F. A. HUBBELL,
Presidente de la Comision Central Territorial
Republican, Sc Siente FeEz.

Con e encaado de arrba e Citizen de Albuquerque pubca
las sguentes ben merecdas ase de este desngudo
baero Probahlemente nade Nuevo Mexico epecaente
condado de Beao siene meor sob d resuado de la
election Que Hon Francisco A. Hubhel hombre que conduco
las ueIzas 4 la victoria.
FL efente pesdente de comisi6n territorial rppubcana
amben Ia de condado la victoria nmensa mayo
ria para degado al congeso las grande mayoras para los off
caes de In legislature de condado reamene sobreasaron 10
que espraba FL mas alto caulo que ho duran la
anes de la election 6 de 900 900 de mayoa por Rode
aora los mas de 9000 mienras que
cacu0 las mayoas de 800 los retoonos ahora
ensehau de 900 800 de mayora FL ehor Huhbl ue par-
cuaene aforunado c6cuos aunque los puo gado
enor los pubanos estdn todo rabao
ogannador por la atc6n personal que presto odos
eas de la campaha Muchas las CONGRATULATIONS que ha
recbdo de pare de los pncpaes potcos del Tertoro CT
tizen ellos aabanzas."
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-11-13

4 desempehar las funeiones del
empleo que ocupa, ha encontra-
do fuerte oposici6n dentro de las
tilas de su propio partido politi-
co y Sc ha visto expuesto 4 alta
ques llenos de malignidad Y rem
cor. Sin embargo, q ha sabido
maneiar con tan singular tino y
diplomacia que estos taques no
lie han podido hacer ning6n daho,
nj 10 han desprestigiado O desa
creditado en- 10 mas mluimo. An.
tes. al contrario. han servidopa-
ra poner en- claro la honradez de
sus procedures Y los altos dotes
qle su personalidad alderman.
Durante los cinco amos que ha
sido el eiecutivo de Nueyo Mexi-
co su inhuencia Y prestiglo entire
sus cOnciudadanos So han lido
graduallnente aumentando Y d
la fechn son incnestiunables v
predomindntes y le dan una po.
sici0n envidiable en- la historic
politica de Nuevo Mexico. FL
exito y desarrollo que ha ohteni.
do durante estos 6ltimos amos eI
partido Republican, del terrific,
rio es debido en gran parte Il Ia
Ipulitlca habil Y ,onsnmada que
ha sabido seguir en el mnneio y
direction de los negocios publ
eos, y nadie puede disputur el he
cho de que el sehor Otero es III
gran poIiticO Y 81 jeie reconocidc
del partido Republicnno on Nue
vo Mexico. Natnralmentc, =
! Nuevo Mexico So hnce estado M
hay posici6n bajO el nuevo order
de cosas que no pueda MERCER {
obtener, Y seria un desenlace Ii
gico que a nadie sorprenderia {
que iuese uno de los dos prime
ros senadores de los Estudos Tn
} dos que eligiera el nuevo estad
de Nuevo Mexico como su repre-
: sputante on el senado federal.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-11-13
UN END0SAMIENT0 ENTUSlASTA.
Ell Pueblo de NuevO Mexico Demuestra
dc una Manera Decisiya su AprO-
bacion de la COnducta y ser
viciOs del DeIegadO
ROdey.
Una MayOrira que no Tieue ParalelO en-
Ia Historic POlitica de NueyO Me-
xicO.

III Hon. Bernardo s. R0dey,
deIegado de Nuevo Mexico al
congreso, ha sido reelecto Il la
posici0n que ocupa por una ma
yoria de votos verdaderamente
fpnomenal. III dia 4 de Noviem-
bre de 1902 fue una iecha memo.
rable Ell la historic politica de
Nuevo Mexico. porque demostr6
Ell una manera senalada & inc
quivoca el alto concepto que el
pueblo del territoriO tiene de los
brillantes y meritoriosos servi-
clos de su delegado en- el congre-
SO, reeligi6ndole al puesto que
ocupa con una mayorfa de votos
tai cuaI nunca ha recibido min
gin candidate en- Nuevo Mexico.
Esto, Ell 10 que toca al delegado
Rodey, no es solamente ell triun-
10 de un politico, sino el endesa
miento casi un6nime del pueblo
del territorio que quiso de esta
manera demostrar cuan bien sa.
tisiecho esta de su delegado y
cuan dese0so sc halIa de quecon.
tinue en el puesto que tan fel y
capazmente ha desempehado.
Asf mismo, este triunfo es una
demostraci0n popular en- favor
de que Nuevo Mexico sea estado
Y tiende 4 manifestar que siendc
el delegado Rodey el campe6r
del estado, 4 Fl es q quien cores
ponde seguir adelante con ID
obra tan feliznente comenzadt
v llevarla 4 un terminO satisiac
torio con Ia mayorprotltnd posi-
bile. Que esto sucedera ningunC
que este al tanto del registro d'
Rpdey en el congreso puede po
nerlo en- dudn. Hay buena pro
babilidad para el pusaje del pro
yecto collective de estado en- Ii
session breye del congreso qu'
comienza en- Dirieinbre; pero CT
caso dc que la medidafracusarei
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-11-13

causa de la preston de negocios
ante el congreso, ahf estara el
delegado Rodey para continuar
la tarea hasta el 6xito final du.
rante las sesiones del congreso
quincuag6simo octave Acerca
del triunfo defnitivo de esta
question que tunto interesa i
Nuevo Mexico no cabe la mas
minima duda. Brindamos uues-
tros parabienes al delegado Ro-
dey por ell grande honor V dis
tinci0n de que ha sido objpto v
al mismo tempo cOngratnlnmos
al partido kepublicano Y 4 los
votantes de Nuevo Mexico por
haber sabido apreciar tan seha-
ladamente los servicios de un sir
viente pIblico tan fel v capaz,
Para hacer este So han Dorado
en- muchns condados las Iineas
partidarias hastu IN grado mar
cado Y sc hu unificado In gran
mayolfa del pueblo para adjudi.
car el premio merecido Y ganado
con su diligencia { industrial er
el seryicio de sus constituyentes
Por el registro pasado del dele
gado Rodey, p0demos juzgaI
cuan Gtiles q importantes ser6r
para nuestro territorio sus ser
vicios en- las sesiOnes suhsecuen
tes del congreso. y mo es reno
to que tengamos la satislacci6l
de yer antes de dos amos esos ser
vicios coronados con la pleni
iruici0n de nuestras esperanzas
deseos Ell el dia en- que Nnevo No
xico sea uno de los estados de Il
/ Union Americana.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-11-13
GpAN pOLlTIcO Y HOaBRH DE RsrADO

III Hon. Miguel Antonio Otero,
gobernador de Nueyo Mexico
por los Iltimos cinco amos, Sc ha
graDgeado merecida iama y ho-
nores como gobernante ilusira-
do y patricia, que ha enaltecido
81 nombre De In c0munidad que
gobierna, en todus parties de los
Estado Unidos, demostrando un
alto grado de caparidad Y ncier-
Co en- 81 muneio de los negocios
publicos. Este rs un hecho inne-
gable que nadie puede reiutar y
que estG 4 Ia vista dc todo ob.
seryador impartial v c6ndido.
III sehor Otero, desde que entr6
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-11-13
Las ELrccIONEs EN- LOS EsTApOs

Las elecciOnes que tuvieron lu-
gar on todos los Estados Unidos
el dia 4 de NOviembre para elegir
los miembros de la cauuara dc re-
presentantes del congreso quin-
euagGsimo octave y para oiicla-
les Dc estado on dilerentes esta-
dos, ha resultado en- una gran
victoria para el partido Republic
cano que 10 da una mayoria sus-
tancial en- el congresO veniderO,
aGn mayor que en q presente
cOngreso. No 50 concretan 4
este las ventajas obtenidas p0r
el partido en- la reciente election,
sino que eligi6 por grandes ma
yorias 4 los ohciales de varios
de los grandes estados como
Nueva York. Pennsylvania. Ohio
V Otros, 80 ha rescatadO el esta-
do de Maryland y se ha asegura-
do la election de varios senado-
res de los Estudos Unidos. Este
e- un end0samiento muy satis-
rhetoric de Ia administration del
Presidente Roosevelt Y es mn pre-
ludio del tlinnfo one probable.
mpnte ubtenlri rn Ia eleccl0n
presidential de- 1904.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-11-13

En- esta ohcina Sc yenden las
Leyes RecopiIadas de Ilscuelas.
5Ocentayos 81 cuuderno.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-11-13
l. Herman
+IlIBRERlA MEXICANA.+
T.,
Luis T.. semRniego
MatIas T. nernanden
|. SENaNIEGQ YCIa. .Giudad IQaTez, Chihuahua. mex.

p Nos satisfaction particpar nuestos avocedores
particular al pdbco en- general hemos nontado nuera
bera In aura de las gnndes brerias de Mexico Esados
ndos Aqu rproducmos sta de "0bras opuares" que
venderemos dnrante preene los precos sgnienes
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-11-13

Reconedamo
Ambos de mas de 200 pdgna pouon
grabados
1Como contamos snrdo de obras tan complete
vando podemos vender pcos que estan nj aance de
das las ounas Tenemos las obras mas ntereanes moder
mas, de Religion EducacOn, 6 Recreo.
podo peddo que venga acompahado de seraaen-
dido pontd hacienda por nueta cuea todos los gasos
dc Necesamos soctamos agentes todas las poba
clones cuyo ecto supcamos dan nnsotros personals
aptas de huenas reerencas qunes mandaremos nuesas
instmccones condolences
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-11-13
DR.. n. ]. MUELLER.

lIoras eonsnlta, 10 a i2a. m. de 3A5p.
m Oficina on los altos del Primer Raneo Ma
eional Telefono Las Vegas, oneina, 2ts. resi-
.enciA. 40
The sun., 1902-07-10

Refining 20 FAY ne N-vstss ~,l alsT fourteen
g-s ~ rlmrs AZ h"me
IH,rr .atr r-sr -. 90 ofrof"ss games 20 date
IN H.. E,aa.a, .rAgu~ snd ine Philadelphia =
u,y- uk~u pau IN tour nt th-m
ue Lmyrr h1,,eai' ~ ~, 49,, S's,. ~, n., aa,s'
agsn %,y a A's'" 'd''''' "''''. ~ '''''
rnrcrss F., dishAndrl.ni the Empires h,,s n.t,
,jna'' 'I ,.I,, ' y,pPt,n,se oscT.d Aidr,,s
iIsipn "a Broad~S
"a. BDa, u 1 has >.yenl SA,uri.y aud
,e,,rs o'-sriny lnduc-rcn', hiar's Henry Met,
~ rouf- andi a,~nu-
A. af ur,- mt arc pa,las the beet ha. IN tt' Va
tt.... r.r.s., Thss vou twice uu Tuesday although
,r.,,.a,,ed IN both games
ja'aS,a f"d 'lun Ian, "a Ss'sS,n s.,s -, %
'"rrr nagsc Addfr>, loon keina.Idt. manager
H.. uaaf,f 4 , -, July y sud h.s : and
iu 9~r M eln -. sr' VITO nr'' laS, clubs
or'riHr l'selr ss, ran''"' hdrs' N" A"A'''
So, or's have been Inflicted ~ National ieague
,.a.rs ., flaws tais s'As'n Nv Nrk. ! urlr'
Btpnsyn = fniiadsipnia, ga, tnpAu, q. Nhl' ago.
il,s'"r Z, iTitshsf "a - Louis.
90. Jaw $50 ns.rrhy. i hs d.-"ArdS. io.
nrf- ye, cr'rb - went tg hA' ~ n 10, and "a ,
i'm iu.l tlr ball put 'a''. un- - hN .
~, '1T , .pms rIa U'h 'hf"" 900 bA'->
10 i~as 'l~ hostoH. hai t,o"Ti - - l,'"t'~s
assr,G srrr0ieh 70 r',sbuT. reord tot Ssot
no,,on, ros-vsr hAd bc',er teams 70 '-A'
rn~ paradox - team l',ns ani lct impro, Lns
- ''analus gss srsu IN ~. AnerSan lras :.
ard "a. ..,r> IL, expansion Hc, IN iur AT th4l
N i'-tf,', ouo we've i1s' h'ad o' 'h'nI aropprd
,..,,i,>n Juv Judge Wing In the rnu.d
sfs',s lHr,.u Cpur to Ia Dismissed The Ih'iA
,,o5 "a lrr',n, rr'eS.r u H.ruh,rd second
R1,-uau IAois md Heldst lnek tt"m p.n' "a
s,n y" c' Gland Am.r"'n sSsyr .sm ,hs ~,
IorA IuIt,l states urcult Cour.
The sun., 1902-07-10
uaP,W NOW WtNtGER.
$40 0oO Year for Two Years said 70 ne
Terms a., New Iork Contract.

John NrCrtN cain" t.re Yesterday, signed
~ rnrnas" ~" New York h'."hall team and
a,- duly herait-d broadcast - tie man
20 INad the Harlcmt.- ou' ~ the slough Of
d.spond Nc,traw. % Stld. - to get tin."n
ID vear for tao years. v''n a." club having ~
option on his services for Two wears moro et
ta. same terms
Wen seen yc-'rrdly. hs said he might
plsv srort.top and keep l.au i7r ~ third and
smith y second Ne Fo.ng after PLAYERS
4 = understood. snd vii ION the tear
ortly ,
- k..., M,t,ann. :, ,yu rur and Rob N.
lo, 81 ta Bait itituof-s. MCGsIN sali, bei"f"
le,,tDy R,ltlmors | have coed to keep
hands OF tHe Rsltimoro player- md eNt-st
20 10 - Nc'rsv has sold out Hl- interest
N 80 baltimore saloon and ho~lins alley
to Its partn.r. Robinson. and -Eobby savs
d. vii 20, leave Baltimore
,otnrblsut stF As''rsS departure. 'a'"-
w,uts ~ made .r Baltimore regarding
q .an f,,ll vri"r 9pf-ir fntrsr s,sn nc'ni
o. vow ~ Nc,,rtH. . trulti" win ban '"iii
-oD Z u. latter i-stnz = -tIrkt'f Tor Cl~an 49, !
SInrf .rturIfk" toll frI tH"T. 'r~" 'r~,.ueu'l A.
b.. .ng .,Ilsd on to TrbuA" Moran Tor toWfH
f,,'Irs Savs Robinson We believe ~
.i.4n baseball snd -nll 10 all m our r"vef
- prevent roWdyfsm. h'lIeN ng that 90"
n.opie want 80 80" hta~r ~ games wien
tu.v come out To our usfk
A. or.lal ol To" Btlt.-npre club also says
Al oar meeting w. uf. tI.Wouslv de'erntln't
., have bqsehati according 20 -" new so Col
p..orie MO ~om. ou' 30 the park surely
Iou'' cone 20 So" for ris,t.d games or ref""
4 put.s ~. umpr's Irev come 70 -s'
bi-..uan md w. n~su mat th"' suhii 49," =
The sun., 1902-07-10

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ste pis-hase Al port trs g. d.
f.ra rae. 81 and our Haf ufiengr N."
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even ,son X ns's p-t ~, NcC .. Z" y srr,,nn
gurt..y - HTy-nnsni 10 Z. tnitt. Time. =.
T'ih ltacr S.Vrn and "r" haN nt's'S ~,
-, tai N ndsfI , ~ Won tlhiSt 2 l'
ttdsm y 3 - I Ssrond Rlce rS Akrr. . +" J.
l',t Tmr lAis g..
S,,n Race -~isrrechA,r. short couts< ti.nfN
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The sun., 1902-07-10
a.os> IN NJ the RIng

Young Peter IAckscns nes, srran VIII - vi'h
Biuy Moods Ia" tit Stli he . 'wcutl ruuus a1a.f
.rd ~iU ~ tertdei a. los Nugelts ct 4..l D.
sam y, an the coorrd festhcfN cisl' sud ~ Iue
ritgrrraI4 OF Husosly n have been matched 'u urh
IA rnty rounds az Paterson on neat hordAy uight
Inc usIgIi - isn pounds
kIg- W-nsi announces that hs VII do any
"a lrN.ug = daily matinee With the tockics Al
the rassttA'k Nc to PICK winners
linn, HAufl'r has recovered frum his Dana sed
a., shtrh 10 received whh- boxins With Young
n, ,he,t and nss teen matched To boa Andy StsNCn
sDu a. ~ l0ns to uight
r,t.h bstNstn tally sun 80 CHICAGO and
I. ~ y tus oi hut springs. Who fouFEt ~ Wen
. a-rv as hrsn Arranged The 60 y fCr 'wcnty
r,gns. anI riu ~ ted a. ksnsas Clty nn July ~
rsfs ~uy and NounE Nowau. both ~
,-,i~sr foi.tht zen fnurds At the Emprr Theatre
a. n 10 ~, .i~'rr h.ut 'nu'- - star
...,t'thAt Jimmy Inr1 At ors TINE the peer
~ Ec haUtAHs Iu ttI> country u 10 rriNfr 'u NJ
,p- 4, tnders' ppi ihat Rsrry Nnl spp~Ar
a. chicago tu q Nt ruuni bout some time In
Sspirrhe'
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san lrAnr,~~o sportsman, G'utNr hrl addrn
"a. fought mis- lNN Hr1t In puhNc Nclslirn has
a, -,srd 20 uuN 70. rue fot good u - unds r>iood
A. 10, ,nsii ghtion ot his vie
ios Hera.,s n tn East SIDE - sinst. win MAKE
,,tt Sat Ifda. night bernstein has heen mht' he'd
90 no, iArL uornan Of HAneT iu = twenty r'und
h,nt NJ fafr the Maron Z
walter Hurso. ihs hos'on bo,st Who's sh'Ics
~ M rnr ,4Ussd tiN to 10 tGhbrd comic hII. -
A. Ia return " ttr ATrAA akAtr. hutro lhs NsuUd
rttrirs tn t-it hpN~sf ana tbe hgtt IL To ~ held
A. Cumb, hsnd Nd neat fndaN Eight
The sun., 1902-07-10
c.orx. n. .ra, to Pu, the shot Again

1s .'nvvv".g department IN amateur
a, ,rti,s NIL nr nsd'rahly rnliv"n"d this
fan by tie r.lup"nrInce Of George cray
the ~ -.humrion slot put'er N active com
p-tuiun Gr1v q nov at H,s ton". Gold
vat.r ontario. ttaIn,ns and has within
month ,ur,r.ded tn reducing htm=.lf from
%, to 2tn rsnnds Nhsn ~ he prime ~"
1 .nad t.n had TO psst with the OF aud h,s
rssord of a. feet Il II ioldS ~" Tde oi pl1s"
on tbs America record tooks Tho world.
,..nrd "a a. feet 2 tn'b,-S bN Drpis Horgan OF
ireland aud u II to trv to eclir 80 figures
tia, ,,ra. has been tempted To enter to EJ'na
ON, more tcrord q : 20 vori rccei ved from
Colt, ter lie 10 -"nditr g." IA round sp''r.
,lo-. 20 " feet ~ prtct' " q. rot know
tat trty NIll represent - N'N lofh Z
Iu ,o.bil.s~ Sa.n % VI rCuIy loot OF
fr,t- .rnr of Its rsiuvcUstton lis s"rvic'-
al. n. lad - Of yore H. ir-t appearance
iuf.I- IortlrN wiii b" n thc \ 4 4 national
lButIrpusHlp. IA October
The sun., 1902-07-10
RAINBOW LEADS The FLEET.
Btr SOHEv SBtRkS HoNOkS
~ trLtNfH .. q. RtfE.
4 neat fss the s.tasdr~a Frsm New Lsa-
dan 90 saeitrs island -nr~~se Holds
True Al Day him wins frs'n
the SAnkee Head Tide fer tschts.

sHsl tNH I.ilxp. Y. July 1t Wa q
beat from NcS London 10 this hafbof for the
Atlantic Yacht tub -uussiron to-day. shd
tho ysch,.m~u had q most enJoyabi" race
When they left Nes London thsr- Sa- nler
.outhxssserty bt--s-. ~hi,h held true az
day rhis made u beat, and the yao hts hii
to n,.-t a head tIdr The honors OF the daJ
xer. divided between the 'V-tooter itaihboN
and tbs. veil known Schooner sachem. The
R.inbow. a. misht ba expected. led the feet
TO- but from tn. ,t,rttns line TO i1um Gut she
wt- h-l 10y the slch-n, vhicn made re-
msrkably fine showing Gen Thomas L.
Watson had charge of the Sachsm. for ef-
Commodore Fred I Ads Ms. aud tn" winner
of tNo Go-l., cup rsc..- proved thst age osn-
not with~t her. bor custom -tslr her innhite
variety This is the inscription over the side
hoard In her saloon. The Sachem has now
~on thre. squadron runs
he preparatory sxnh vas ntds on
Ssrths I.~ig. At ~ o'clock t1ft~-n min
uts-- later tn, sisaal vas made foe the Heron
Rond in.lla and NArka The Narika wss the
only one on tirns. the other two being
badly handicapped The MIRA. alone IN her
class. also started on this gun ~ ~ ~ the
Erlips-. loot and Mariguita started ~ -
th. sigu.! made for the Ssrh.tn, LoNal.
tncas and ysruns. and they cro--sd in the
order named The Yankee and Esiin crossed
tack ami ,los.'- -hluied GU the vlud The
Sschcm, ilnk-e Fslin. VarInl aud inca.
made a long starbosrd tsrk ,rros- y" Sound
~ Guu Island. having the tid" sit them To a."
s~si Then they soTksst IN Sn1rt tack.
along the shore and after hard nght got
through the tsut The Iowa. nad made a
mitch Out into the sound, aui AZ tho Gut sh"
NaH well up with ',tr leaders
n. order soiuy through Plum Out Na-
Mira. lank-" l-olt. SaCh"m, b N, E".ips"
tucaz. Lo' al sHd \aTuua -" lsnkee
.oor pss-~St ,Ns Mira and b.atins toward
Long b-ara POINT was the leading boat IA BIZ"
i-et The Le.!n gave her hard chas. II,
S,chsm easily led the -ctooners atnoug'
the tovsI, w.ll sail~d bv Doremus. after
passing tho [ meas made consider bIc sain
Tls Sarh@m beat the Naruns by ~ 'ninn''~
4 sarond. I've ioval n match rac~
With the vsrins won by 10 minutes The
LOYAL beat u,as I Utnut. I -''oitu
r.,. rad to allos minutes The Nank~-
I.low,-t the tetn - minutes and -" tenn
son tas rae. Nv | minute ~ seconds -,
Eclipse had a arh over rnr isol' alow-d
tho Nariguita IL, p~r cent ofher time snd sn'
son the rsce wttn minutes ~ .~cond- 70
spare The Mira rad 4 saIl over The Heron
son Z rnatch rare wi-h tie Rondlneils
vic. Commodore and Mrs Edwin Gould
sliled with Commodore Tod on the Thistle
To-ntght there ~ ball At the Nahhans,'
Houa. AMI all the Yachts are Illuminated
ro-morroW the yachts VII remain az anc or
md there wtli b~ xtE nd launch racing ~ -
.ffa Sum