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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-06

The Chicago Inter- Ocean of last Sum
day contained nearly Il page devoted
to a description of the telephone plant
that Scranton capitalists are installing
in that city. III the financial col
unn of the same issue of the paper
the following appeared:
On another page of this issue will be found an
exhaustive account OF tho plans of the Illinois
Telephone and Telegraph company, which will
start its Chicago telephone service in the business
section OF the city next July. The Stronger au-
tomato Telephone will be the instrument IN
stalled, its points OF merit being described as au-
tomato and rapid service, combined with ab-
soute secrecy, and lower rates to the user. me
central" exchange of the new system in chi
cago will he in OF the downtown buildings
at first, but the company purposes little later
10 erect a building of its own for that purpose.
The instruments and all the necessary mechan.
ism for the operation OF the system have been
made by the Automatic Electric company con-
ccrn with T2,0000oO capital, which bought from
the Stronger company the exclusive manufacture
ing rights for the United States. This company
has to pay royalty to the Stronger company. 1t
is also the owner of a big block of the Strow-
ger company's stock. The Automatic Telephone
company in turn is practically owned by the
same people who own the Illinois Telephone and
Telegraph company. The latter company has a
cupital of S5,U00,000 in bonds and an equal
amount in stock Thus far it has expended $i,-
1000 on its system. and has reserved S2,00o0 900
for the extension into the residences sections.
The money has all come from out Of town.
Most OF it has come from wealthy mining men in
the coal regions OF Pennsylvania. The Cumpany's
officers Albert G.. Wheeler president; G..
j.. Simpson, vice president; l.. ". Gcarhart, Sec
rctary; II. II. Brady, r., of Scranton, Pa, treas
urcr. The directors &. d. Simpson, Scranton;
j. B. RUSSELL WikcS.llaTe; c. b. Eddy, Alamo
gordO \. NJ. \. g. Wheeler. l.. W. Gearhart,
Scranton, and j. Harris, OF Chicago.
Mr.. Simpson is the head of the firm Of Simp'
son & Watkins, of the largest miners OF an
thracite coal in Pennsylvania; Mr.. RUSSELL is
the head of the banking house of JB. Russell &
Co., which has branch in Chicago and in
three or four eastern cities. besides New York
while Mr.. Eddy is a wealthy mine-owncr oi
in the Automatic Electric company.
All the instruments and other apparatus Of
the Automatic Electric company are made in
Chicago, not only for the exchange that is &c
hc opened here, but for all the exchanges that
are opened in the United States. The factory Of
the company which is located on West Wash
ington street, is now working order for 25
600 instruments, which has been placed with it by
the Illinois Telephone and Telegraph company
these instruments being designated for its Chi
cago business. The company is now negotiating
for block Of land on which it can erect NOR,
commodlous building, in which it expects ulti
mately to employ upward of thousand hands
Its orders from the Illinois concern alone rep
resents eighteen months work.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-06
THE oLEo BUSINESS.
Census Bulletin Shows That 1t Is
Rapidly on the Increase.

Dy EAC4uSlFc wire from lHt AhbOClAleu
Washington. Feb. 5.-The census
bureau has issued an advance bulletin
on the manufacture of olemargarine in
the United States 1t shows that the
number of establishments increased
from II to "a between 1890 and 1900,
with total capital invested of SO 3,0s3,-
646, an increase of 376 per cent Other
items given are as follows:
Wage earners, 1855; increase 81 per
cent; total wages, S534544; increase
246 per cent; miscellaneous expenses,
81, 4S9, 7S4, increase 5i5 per cent; cost
of materials used, $76S9, SOL, increase
Pal per cent; value of the products,
Si2,9SS525; increase 31S per cent.
Oleomargarine manufactured as by
product by slaughtering and meat
packing establishments is not included
in these statistics.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-06
JERoME's EXCISE BILL.
Tt Will Be Cautiously Introduced at
Albany "by Request"

By Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
Albany, N. Y, Feb. 5.--District At
torney Jerome, of New York, today
submitted to the Democratic leaders of
both the senate and assembly an ex-
else amendment permitting the OPEN
ing of saloons between p. IN. and IL
p. m. on Sunday.
1t was decided that the bill would be
introduced "by request"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-06
LIBERTADoR YET FLOATS.
Insurgent Venezuelan Warship Do
ing Business at Old Stand.
Exelusiye Wire dom nm Assoeiated rrsss:

b5 EACIlIslFe " TIC TON TIC ASsoVIaIeu FIess.
Willemstad, Island of Curacao, Feb
5,-According to trustworthy informa-
tion received here today, the Nenezue-
Ian revolutionists' steamer, Libertador
was at Sabanilla, January 81, and was
to have left there February /. in order
to renew her operations against the
forces of the Venezuelan government,
This seems to contradict the report
received at Colon that the I.ibertadol'
was sunk at Porto Colombia recently,
while undergoing repairs, by a Vene-
2uelan gunboat.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-06
INDUSTRIAL
AND LABOR
NEW TELEPHONE SYSTEM FOR
THE CITY OF CHICAGO.

Part That Scranton Capital Is Play
ing in Giving the Metropolis OF
the West the New Automatic Tele-
phone-Company Has Been Formed
to Manufacture the Earloe Insu-
ulator, the Invention of Morton
Harloe-Make Up of the d., L. &
w. Board for Today.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-06
Lamp Overturned; Three Dead.

- ffN 'S '' N sS ''NS
Waterloo, Ia., Feb. 5.--sFs. Ed kushnor and
two children were burned to death in their
homes early today in a fire caused by the over.
turning Of lamp. One other Child was fatal
ly burned and three others seriously injured
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-06
TRAITS OF
CRAWFORD
RESULTS OF GRAFTrNG CAT
FLESH UPON HEAD OF MAN.

The Most Wonderful Discovery Yet
Made by Whitnoy-Tanning Con-
cern of Great Bend Financially
Embarrassed--Ralph Comfort Dead.
A Miraculous Escape-News Told
in a Line or So--Local Grist.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-06

Swarta; q. M, lIoboken, Brady; 10 Il. m, o.
W. Dunn; IL n. m: W. W. Labar: p. M, no.
bokcn, A. i. Mullen; ) p. M, A. ii. Rowe; u =.
M. IIoboken, NJ. Finnerty.
Submits, Etc.--S a. H., j. lIcncgan; 10 a.
m Nichols; IL n. M, NJ. Carmody; p. M,
Thompson; s p. m., NJ. Golden.
Pushcrs-7 a. rn.. Finncrty; a. M. Naumnn:
1l.45 a. m, Moran; p. m, {. Bartholomew;
73O p. M, Murphy; p. m, W. IL. Bartholo-
mcw: 0 p. m, Lamping.
Extras Wcst---10 a. m., r. Doudican; IL p. m,
William Kirby, +. Wallis crew.
Passenger Engines a. M, Gafney: I Il. NJ,
A. J. McDonncll; 10 a. M. Sccor; G.lj p m,
Stanton; $50 p. M, McGovcrn.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-06
NOTICE.

Conductors W. D. Warie, J. j. Kcarney and
crews will attend 10 a. NJ. class, air brake car,
Fob. 6. 1902.
7. j. Thompson and crew, p Singer, James Ca
hagan and crew, A. Hopkin and crew will attend
p. N. class, air brake car, Feb q.
l.. D. Lattimer J. Gatfncv, T. Nauman and
+. +. Stevens and crew will attend $50 p. III.
class, air brake car, Feb 6.
Brakeman William j. Jordan and L. Hale will
go out with j. H. Swartz l.. Hale rs tlaglnan.
Commencing February ., Bnghamton extra
will leave at p. H., instead of $50 p. IN.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-06
RAILRoAo TIME TABLES,

Erie Railroad, Wyoming DIVISION
Trains for New York, Nowbugh aud intern''
date points leave Scranton as follows; IA a.
IN; 2.20 y. m.
Auiyals-l0S5 a. M. from Middletown, Homes
IRON New York. Aewburgh and intermediate
points. NJ sunday trains.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-06
D., I. & W. Board for To-day.

Following is the makeup of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
board for today:
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY S.
Extras East-s p. NJ, y. L. Rogers
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-06
IN a LINE OR TWO,

The Susquehanna County Historical
society met at Montrose on Saturday
The Changers of Susquehanna coun-
ty Will meet at Hopbottom on Wednes-
day and Thursday next.
1t is reported that George Conrad, OF
Glenwood, a veteran of the Civil war,
has become insane and win be taken
to a state hospital.
Congressman C. Fred Wright has re-
turned to Washington.
Colonel Charles c. Pratt, of New Mill
ford, is a Republican candidate for
state senator for this district. The
colonel is gentleman and scholar,
and a man OF affairs, and he would
make a splendid legislator. He would
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-06
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 0.

Extras East-lso p m. H0boksn. ]. H
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-06
NEW INDUSTRY EMBARRASSED.

Several Binghamton wholesale firms
are stockholders In the Chapot Chamois
Tanning company Of Great Bend. which
is in financial difficulty. The First Ma
tonal bank of Susquehanna holds over
due paper amounting to $4,000, and at
Montrose, this week. legal steps will
be taken to make the Tanning COM
parry settle or else judgment will be
taken and the concerns property sold
at sheriff's sale. Several stockholders
threaten to throw the tanning concern
into involuntary bankruptcy.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-06
Makes Clean Bread

RoyA, BAKING POWDER co., 100 WILLIAM ST.. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

numbers. Many cottagers will remain well along
toward October. This is the peasantest month O.
the summer.
Ex-secreta-y P. A Alger Of the War Department
and Mrs Alser OF Michigan. Ocean House
guests he first OF the week
Miss Thacher is The champion golfer among the
women. having the Phelps medal. Five started
out. out only two made the thirty-stx holes Miss
Thachers score was Is6, and Miss 5urnet's 225 At
the same time five PLAYED for the men's champion
ship. the knevals medal -Four mace the IhlTtg
Dudley Phclps, lss: Lyon. 700. A. W Allen. 10
These omPleted the seasons fixtures.
The Arr.z, Herres1or thltd,rater. oWneG %
Waiter Cotton. OF Boston and sailed by Captain Z.
g. Harvey. IS one OF the fastest and handsoTaes'
bca the HI! THIS aSoa ~,
The recent adjourned meeting OF the Watch HIIl
and women. ana al manner OF questions re-duHs
TO the Hill were aroached and discussed. put no
definite action taken ,,,,. ,..
Ing thus tar, and many party mas [erla4tea ma o
longer than, usual the p!azzas, watching the
Sbef;eId Phelps in his house5oat the Nirodha
was visitor here this week The strange looAIng
craft attracted much attention, - ..
winners in the tennis doubles for the Schoonmaker
Among the New-Yoyk arrivals are the f2l,owins
Wetch Pin House-G 3. Harris. G. E Barstow
Thomas Mintord R. l. Milford a. Akin. G W,.oy
Mr. ard Mrs r " Sternwater. c F. NaeIhlng
and Alice n Taintor. ,y.,4
ifetTti1 iAstTt ~ rnrse-H j. Groyer. " H Groyer, X
Van A Groyer. W II Richardson an l. -
"STtS SceSan House-Dr and Mrs. Z. MaL!ow. \
poSbins VI \ Buckrer ". 5. Cooke, G. G Lewis
J I'm n c. KnoUIton. Dr ard Mrs Z. "a tIooG- -r
1icb NJ and Mrs Y. 4. Seymour ana L I.
IPlinrton-c McCuToeh L. F. Cook, H l. More
house o c Moore and Miss Moore
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
LOCATION

Brooke NJ Baker and Lee B Woodworth. Of New
fSrk. at their cottage nere-
Lieutenant Commander W s Hogs. CT the army.
with his family iS here for Sepreuber.
Count J kSlslrIkosl. q Petersburg, Russia. Is
an1onS ate VziS here
Mrs. HCghsl Hawley Of In-,ewCOd. IS soiourr-
ing the SO nto7
Mrs Fcward art ett. q Nev-YOTlI- IS guest az
the cottage of Mr.. and NJ. Alf-sd c Thomas
M and A1rs GCc-Er y. Eo r. OF Nev-br1rs
wick y !. are making Cape Nay tae-r September
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Co0over Of Newark y J..
SCjOur- ne-rcTe fc- short season.
P u @ Reilly. Of Newark. is q guest here for the
remainder OF Ire season
Arthur 2 Reeve. OF Brooklyn. is registered az
Leading BCtel fece
Late arrivals from Nev-York are Charles Gilbert
MIS- Gilbert. ) Randall Jcres FTt derick Van T H
HUI a g McCarJ-sy Mss McCartley. B. q.
SPraUsy. 3. = SpIaCsy Z l.. Lewis. George W
Street K l. Brown. 2. z. STni' Il, H c Newman
s Nichols. s NIick'ure II J. Weoman Mrs .. r.
Rater, Mr. ard Mrs P c DAYS Henry Elliott.
G D Burt- Mr. and Mrs VI : Morris Ms Porter.
N J Trsf. nbs-g. A MasDSnald Georgs 5
Albert Park Mrs G. 0. Wentworth. Miss Estslls
V-Arr ryy,y-th C5eOrse L wentworth Mr. ard Mrs.
7 " Marshall Mss Marshall. Howard B. Straus.
Mrs z o Richards. Pober- R Barhour. H A J.
Watkins Warren Il Miller and Mr. and Mrs c. J.
Osborne.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

hat the trustees had secured lease OF Harrison s
sand. The delightful spot they now occupy II Is
unost within stones throw % the mainland
tH1 easily reached by launch row5oat. Last
Ciner The clubhouse was again lacked up- loacec
a scov roateG across the harbor- hauled oGt
IND p.accd the members hobe for good. on the spot
I now occupies surrounded by beautiful lawns and
Ihade trees ana eornrnandi-E view OF the souho
miles A rev landing stage and float have re-
euIly been built on Fsrrison's Island ano also
Esge or the New-Rochtlle side II is exclusively
or the members and their guests
The present season has been the most success
u in the cubs history Approaching the elorls
q the officers 70 furnish the town with resort
hzI should not only be a yacht club but q gentle
mans cub where man, relieved Of the cares OF
business could find all the comforts and con-
sertences Of city and country club the resi-
tents OF Nem-Rochene. and many from New-York
sho I've there in summer Joined the club, and IL
fact that since January OF this year some
MO hundred yachtsnnen and others have been pro-
icsed and elected rneb making the total men,
tsrEhip 10 date something over three hundred
Fully ons-tkiFe az these yachts the largest
Including the new I-O-roo1 steam yacht Get.
gHned by ] Rogers Maxwell; the iss-foot steamer
Aeen owned by Edwin Gould; the auxiliary
Eeamer lisa the property OF Eyans x Dick of
Philadelphia the Emeline, lu'-toot steainer'
sgneo bv stephen w Roach the steamer Tails
eaa. owned by Samuel B. Sexton. and Cord Mey-
" AssPefb
Among the large sailing yachts enrolled in the
nob may be mentioned the schoene, Sachfra
Wned BY Fred T. Adams the commodore OF The
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
IVI1B FACE TOWARD FU7 URE.
THOSE INTERESTED IN NARRAGANsETT
PIER PLAN MANY IMPROVEMENTS

Narragansett Pier. r. /. Sept s (SpeciaD.-With
the drawing to close OF this present season comes
tie looking forward to next and succeeding sea
sons by those most deeply Interested IN tAe pros
perity and popularity Of the Pier. and many
schemes will be broached. and some carried OUT
too for the attainment OF the desired OBJECT
The most talked OF need IS casino-one similar
70 which went up in smoke iew years ago
about this time The hotel people realize that tae
casino must be rebuilt. but time viii teI whether
Or no there Is public spirit enough 10 combine for
the general good. J. G. Burns. Of the New Burn
SIDE Is planning 20 help along the improvements oy
rebuilding the piazZas to the hotel and by making
noticeable changes about hotel and grounds
Among visiting yachts the last week nave been
the GuniIda " I. Harkrezs, with party from
Newport 10 dine AT the Grecian Gardens. X j.
Golfers yacht Eadha, Pocahontas. John {. onarp'
Cornelius Vanderbilt's yacnt Mirage the Seneca
Mrs 7. r. Hostetter.
Among Gladstone entertainers have been James
j. Coorar and wife. luncheon TO eight. Win
smaller parties nearly every day
\ corsde able sum has been raised by suhscrtp-
ton for the family OF Policeman Joseph WestaI>e
who was shot and killed by a Fort Grecle soldier
The signal camp AZ Point Judith has attracted
considerable attention from those interested in the
a-rny-naval struggle. The practice at Newport
has jarred the nerves O. P.erltes and shaken and
ratified TIE windows Of their houses
The Mataewson plans 10 keep open until Septenl-
Der Is. the Gladstone until seotenaer 80. and the
Imperial until October l. This VIII then end the
season.
The New-yo-l arrivals are rs follows:
a,-eu 5ol-Eate Gr.s"0ld. sydney J. Marx, JoAn
J. O'Br:en. Andrew Morrison. J. r. Wood. Pelham
" warren Fed schroeder. Reid =. Rotham,
Fenr.- Stackhouse BeIIe Newport. Ernest J. Hub
ard James .. Cother. J. a Farrell. Mt. and Mrs.
F. J DupIgrac. Miss Dup,srac. L Rodney Berg.
W II. Tarton and wife. NJ. ard Ms. r. Seiden-
berg. c. F Aherns 1-r. and MS a H Frost. c.
T Frost Mr. and Mrs, c. V. Holman. Mss Mabel
Hoffman Margaret H Eeyser. Mss ' 3, Ken
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

comnittee-A- S Cross. F. r Carter and Dr. II T
Foot. MembeFshiP e9FEaittet-C P. Pearson Law
renee Durham and c. j L Lynch Regatta com
raittee-CharIes p. Tower Howard L. Smith. c A.
Becker A P Weston ard Wi'liorn 2 Moore Law
committee-J F Lambden and Frank L seaGord
The first coErUodore I The club Charles
Pryer who served from 1855 to 1883 The others
G n Seeley John 9. Fraru= Icon ''-rett. Henry
An6rrss, Hen y rosc e, Eugene Lambden. Ch71les
Pryer ard Fugene Kelly Tn corp9 ors Of the
~'rfh wer~ David D, AHker jr. Eugene Lam hden
Edward E Iaubden, Frederick T Alder and Wal
Large The trustees for the first year were
Newbury D Lat ron, Frederick T. Alder Ioh- w.
Rough, Charles P. Buchanan and Oscar L. Rich
ards.
The honorary members of the club John C.
Prague n. 2. Whtefe'd Chandler NJ ] Dillon.
Mrs II Kelly and the Inspector assistant in
spec,or and engineer or the Third Lighthouse Dis
trict
Those enrolled as life members are r. y. Ravier.
" y Favier Christorher Becker J. A Lonez-
Diaz W. / Diaz P, J. Krackeh Eugene Lambden
and H. ]. Meyer
yachtsrnen. He IS ford of racns and cruising and
Fa always HIS the interests Of the club at heart
HIS flagship IS the 46-foot socp Panshee.
yicp-Cor,T'ocore Philin Revel'e Is the owner of
49, eIeop Louise and Rear Commodore Lawrence
D,InhaIr the fast knockabout Nonuie.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

- .--,,-.-,s we're given by the ladies'. al
-, t.4-,--s ortzes were distributed. To-day
rre mems eighteen hole handicap tournaments
~, -, rIa,as $, that the calendar Of the weeA'
- FAR as gclf is concerned. has been fun
1T,r.oer Of other affairs are 70 take place later
on which VIII cover the month Of SEPTEMBER
,,-rf.1 air prevailed over Cape May on Wednes-
dav II befrz the seventeenth annual reunion
~ rhs 9Th Nsw-Jersey volunteer Regiment. and
-. ~, u,as filed with Grand Army veterans Of
this and otnr regmznts The W. ySl,1ag gts6 es3
Army men also parl!-l+a'eA go '-o '
that DAY -.--s have rot vet hae7 4:S-
- z-- r-0vfIe5 at municipal expense
r}.!s 1y H. Naval Reserve Bard, of New-York ms
- - -. .-lfF work here. ard has been most
bea-tj-y con.raeuded fer the excellent music pro-
d. ID 49,, sz,,+r daurh-sr of the late ex-
r,3yernor Jar7ts L Acorn Of Mss. .ss-ppt aeeorl-
pa - ~ guest az the Balu more Inn for Sep
,tera ,at NJ, John A Baker are entertatalas
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
BIRDS AGES HARD TO DETERMINE.
THE INDIVIDUALS OF THE SPECIES so
NEATLY ALIKE THAT OBSERVA-
TONS ARE DIFFICULT
-o- Ne sept. s (speciaD.-oca ". r

Ba7eor Ne sept (speciaD-Ora W Knight.
ey-presiGent OF the Maine Ornithological Society
aid author Of wc-N upon the olrcs OF Aaine.
was asked the other day 10 write something about
the Iength OF Ilfe OF dinerent birds he repieds
When you inquire about the. length Of life of
dferert BIRDS you SIX an exceedingly qdcult ques.
IN s1ate OF treeeom lAs q, o3 GeLle sll aIo
and these OF sPseiss .oeA 20 ~ - - sns
re So, irsn b. seen While there IS no reasonable
doubt that certain individual dIrCs retGEn 20 lne
go * IIslaIiv no way 70 prove this. and. tina
sge Of any bird which may temporarily como
there is 10 way tell how long IL has lived and
certain birds which are captured when nesthngs
uay be aSc6rtaintl. ouI S1Cl o-ruS pIOo1-,[ C-s
much younger tnan they would n a state OF free-
After this statement of the dIferlty Of nvestisa-
ton Nr. Knight gave some Interesting tnrorrns-
ton based in part upon his own Observation Sea
guus have been known to live al least Cwenty-four
wears in : state Of freedom \ certain individual
OF TIE American herring gull species. which Is
seen IN large numbers the Maine coast. has
been observed in ore IocaIty for ~ enty-four sue
cessIve seasons. This bid was very tame. and
posse sed certain peeuiarit.ss by which il could
5e easily 9snt.HsSd Ihe5s vas no no %sy Of telling Ing
pro5a bly, II was thirty years OF age when II died
fo5 659~ 4 q to owe hsFg m & 'G5r but 55re is no
convincing evidence that th-s Is trEe. ana u 5
GO lbr=d By good authorities on OruiIho7Ogy. II -
thought likely taat eag es and the larger species OF
the hawk iivs 20 % Alty years oa- alenousn tners
Mr. Krtzht -hirks that the spar-ows warslers
and other small birds i've from six 20 years.
5nt he adni-s tra1 this IS ro-h+rg more than a
rough estimate He haz observed some lOggerhsaS
Strikes. Or butcher BIRDS. which 20 his knowleds-
have rested n the trees for periods varying
f-or1 wears. out ha calls attention 20 ths
f-cT rret -e zid ror kro7v Row Oh Trey were when
f-er hz began - observe tSa-1- Ia has had sor1e
r5r= a-ozbSaks ~rfvity which lived from four
70 seven years. but their aze vas not known when
-rav we're ca 7tLIred out of doors in the winter.
s very brilliantly cOio-Ad Ht-d Of any kind -
rrOrabIy Two or three years old. and in most
.our AIa-v OF the wartfa~S do not get their full
thAr thew are high'y coi0-ed in their
fourth year. There are soma striking examples Of
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
present regatta committee IS one OF the most COM
peteat OF Long Island Sound.

present regatta committee IS one OF the most COM
peteut OF Long Island Sound.
IT'S LARGE LIST OF ENTRIES.
Al the annual regatta OF the club. sailed in
July, the entry was next 10 the largest Of those
Of the clubs II these waters, and the race was =
most successful one from start 10 finish
One Of the turning points used by the New-Ro-
chele Yacht Club II It's races is the lighthouse on
Execution Rock There is legend about II that
in the days Of privateering pirates used 10 be
hanged there Captain Tucker IS the hghtkeeper
now He and his wife and the ssss an Iight-
keeper ard his wife live in the SUBSTANTIAL mousse
built on the rock. Many years ago. when captain
Steve OGeN kept the light. there was no mouse
except the lighthouse. Es and ms family lived IN
that, each il turn climbing winding stairway
rim he Heht -,
The officers and committees Of the New-Rochel!e
Yacht Club tor this year Commodore. LIoyo
NJ Scott; vice-commodore. P E. Reveliei rear COM
mCCo-e Lawrence Durham; secretary. J. 3. Kick
et-s: treasurer 4. E. Lloyd EleasUrer, :. r Far
rig =; feet ca plain Paul A. Aeyrowitz, 6eet
. rzplain. the Rev Dr.. Charles r. Caneoy: feet
surgeon DR. 6. whitefed Chandler. Trustees-The
flag officers the secretary. the treasurer anc the
chairman OF the regatta committee and the follow
ing; Class % 1893 E P Pearson w a sfadein3an iTa
and :. R. Carter: class OF 1905. A $ Cross {;
Fletcher and H 7. Noyes. House corarrtteg--N A
stac-.Inan. F. r Garter and H 7. Noyes Finance