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ADDISON.

David Miller. who was injured last week,
has been to Burlington The doctors think
they can save his arm, although 1t is IN
very bad condition.-Mrs. Horace Elmer
is visiting friends in Salem. y. Y..-Cuitc
good many went from here to the IRE
in Norgennes- Horace Nzeltlne of
Bangor, y. V, has been the guest of
Mrs. H. w. Spooner the past week Mrs
f,zeltine was a former resident of TINS
town. Mrs Helen Smith has returned to
her home after several weeks stay in
panton with Mrs. Jackson.-The Hal
lowe'en disturbers did themselves much
credit this year by staying at home
The we'll drillers who are at work for Mr..
Spooner have got a small flow of water
but expect more and are drilling in rock.
Little Charlie Noonan got quite serious
ly injured recently by falling from the
sio and striking on his head on the
barn noor. Or, Gibson WAS called and
the boy is doing as well as can be ca
pectcd, although not out of danger
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MILTON BORO.

Halloween was celebrated by the boys
in mailing up IL. IL. Rice's bars, elevatinG
cabbage to the top OF the nag pole ana
taking away George Phelps's deliver wag-
ONWARD Richards and Florence Blake
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. w. c. Blake,
were married Monday evening by G. c.
Rice, Justice of the peace They We're
given A serenade by their friends.-Mrs
~. Nj. Blake returned home TuesdaN-G
c. Rice is making extensive repairs on ms
house and barn.-Bert Brown of St Al
bans was at the Boro Sunday.-A barn of
Julius Murrays near the Cedar swamp
was burned Saturday night between and
10 o'clock The hay, seven cows horse
and some hogs We're consumed, The fam
lis were at Milton attending service IN
honor of All Saints day.-John Emery
IGlinn and Miss Mamie 4, Costello of
Nest Milton were united in marriage
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BRlDPOR

It is tcn-pound girl al d. F.. Gros-
Venor's.-Mrs. Aurilia Fletcher has gone
to Florida for the winter.-Th' re will be
a. teu-ccnt sociable at the Vestry Thurs
day evening November l3-The ladies viii
meet for sewing in the aftornoon,-'fhe
apple picking at r. l.. ilemenways has
amounted TO about 1,hp harrcls.-Thc
Rev MIR. Tomlin's entertainment at the
vestry was well appreciated by those pres
rnt.-Mr and Mrs. G. T.. Holdredge spent
last Saturday in t'crrisb urgh.-MrS. Pierce
of Burlington was the recent guest OF
Mr. and Mrs j. r. Lamos.-Mrs. Luther
Roscoe Of Cornwall has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. b. w. Crane.-Miss Patty
Fletcher is visiting in Boston.-Mrs. +, 5.
Converse and daughter started Tuesday
for Wiloughby, Ohio.
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JERlAo.

4. NJ. Ford went to MorTsville Wcdnes-
day to attend the funeral of his niece.
Mrs. Terrill.-Mrs Sarah Martin and Miss
chloe Martin went to Boston Nednes-
daV.-NIrs. l. l.. Bailey was in Hyde Park
last week to attend the funeral of her
brother-in- aw-Aliss Ann Barney is con-
fined TO the house by sciatic tever.-J. H.
Hutchinson went to Providence Il. l.,
Tuosday-The Ladies' Help society will
meet with Mrs n II. Goodwin Thursday
afternoon.-Nlr and Mrs +. w. Curtis
visited their son, 5. T.. Curtis in Colches-
ter Sunday.-Mrs, Lizzie Hilton. who has
been visiting friends in town went to
Massachusetts Tuesday to visit her bro
ther.-Mrs. S 5. Stay died at the home
of her daughter Mrs. 4. d. Cochran Sat
urday. The remains were taken to Fair
fax Monday for Intermediates Buzzell
spent sunday in Colchester.
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johnson they went to live with her father
and mother, and cared for them until both
were laid to rest and received their bless
ing. She is survived by husband and
one daughter, the wife of Ieno r. Page of
Randolph, two adopted daughters, one
the wife of the Rev. w. NJ. Palmer. the
other the wife of G.. l.. Medium, who was
with, her till the last also five grand chill
dren. She had been an invalid and great
sufferer for number Of years but ut last
fell asleep in Jesus. She was laid at rest
i'm Monkton Ridge cemetery Many beau
tful flowers were presented and the fam
lily wish to extend their thanks to the
ncighhors ana friends for their kindness
and help. The funeral was held from
Ifiiap1,. 4
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COM M ERClAIi.
New York Produce Market

New York, Nov, 3
kar was quiet and a shade easier to-day
W!uter patents tS,6o03 90; winter straights
S.ion3 90; winter extras, ~ sVoS ~ winter
S3N5M4 ~; Minnesota bakers, $315li360
hTE FI.OUR-The market was dull
Fair to. good S.l5n34o; choice to fancy
S. iOn3.55,
WtIEAT-Receipts 279,oOo bu; spot
steady. No. 2 red TIC elevator; No. red
,Mpc fob. ahoat: No ! northern Duluth
SGllc fob, afoat; No. / hard Manitoba
Sc fob. a1oat; closed 4c net higher
March 79hM7lMc, closed 79tsc, May 774m
Z l5,IG,; closed 77%c; Dec' II 9-lda7S,sc
HGRN--Rcccipts 1890 bu; spot steady
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GRANVILLE.

y. d. Homcnway was in Granville, n.
Y, several days recently. He also visited
relatives in brandon on his way home
Pearl Durham was in town Saturday,
Charles Hulctt and Miss Jennie Kew of
Rochester were in town Sunday.-IIarry
Boutell and wife visited at the Central
house SundaN.-Mrs. f.. +. Brigg spent a
part of last week with her husband in
Montpelier, also visited her daughter in
Barre. Ernest Wilson has returned and
will spend the winter with his parents. -
O. u. Ewinton has recently moved into
the house vacated by Herbert Campbell
at tho Corner-Mrs. Betty Farr is on the
sick list Mrs Dana Marsh and children
have returned from Randoph.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Wilson and son have been
visiting relatives in town.-Mrs. T.. n.
IIemenway has returned from Bethel.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. John Coleman and son Wallace left
for Springfield, Mass, last Thursday
where they will spend several weeks Wis
iting rclatiVcs.-Mr. and Mrs William La
vellettc are the happy parents of "A boy,
born November Arthur Page of Willis
ton was in town last Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs. Chauncey Stewart went to Bristol
last Saturday, where they expect to
spend the wntcr.-Mrs. Frank Abare is
quite i'll with the grip.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from first page)

Mr.. Lawrence. VINO lives on the Frank
Chandler farm, lost n COW Monday night
Miss Grace Sparks, who is teaching in
New Haven. spent Sunday with her pa
rcnts.-Thc Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs. II. X. I}rownson on Wednesday
afternoon, November 11.-Moses Persons
of Leicester and Mrs. May Rickert of Sal
isbury were united in marriage, October
80, by the Rev. L. o. Hathaway.
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WEST BRlDPORT.

Mr. and Mrs. C. "A. Wolcott spent Sun
day with G. l.. Parish.-Fay d. Woodruff
of Port berry, N. y, was here on bust
ness Monday.--Daniel Huestis is no bet
ter Michael Cronon of Orwell Is caring
for him.-Wiliam Clough of Port Henry,
\. V, visited at O. 5. Gibbs'S recently.
Walter lockwood recently had two
sheep killed by dogs.-Willam Locke is
visiting at Scroon Lake. n. y.
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HINESBURGH.

The HnesburGh Dramatic club produced
the play. 'Iiickry Farm for the second
time saturday evening, to well filled
house. All the actors did credit to them
selves, especially Mrs, T. c. Parker and
W. l.. Bennett, who acted their parts to
perfection. 1t is expected that another
play will be given this winter Mrs, Susan
Continued on 9TH pagcl
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COTTON.

Especially reported for the Daily Free
Press by Thomas l.arner, l22 Main street.
local manager for j. S, Bache & Co, New
York over direct private wire).
New York, Nov. D.
The cotton market opened steady with
PRICES 2 points higher to / point lower
ihcn turned positively weak under hoa "
bear pressure and light liquidation, based
on Ncills reported estimate Of II .401 coo
bales minimum, ana absence OF frost in
the belt over the holiday Later there
were rcactonary movements but it was
clear from the first that the sympathies
Of the talent were with the bear side.
Receipts were not in harmony with the
NELL estimate.
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Wednesday, October 20. They left for a
bridal tour Of a week. a r6ception will
be held at their homo Wednesday even
ing, November . from $50 to 10.30-Mr
and Mrs. A. c. Fay leave in a few days
for Richmond to spend Thanksgiving.-
Mrs Martha Finn was in west Milton
October % TO attend her sons wedding.-
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VERMONT PENSIONERS.

Washington Nov. 5--Nermont pensions:
Originals, John l.. Rogue, Grand Isle, So;
increase, reissue, etc, George l. Becklcy.
Barre, 80; widows, minors and dependent
relatives Hannah c. Whitney, West
Concord. S.
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

Boston, NOV. =.
RITTTER-SteadN; northern. creamery,
2iU2lc; western, 24W2ii&c; eastern, 3D. I
PIC.
CIiEESE-Fir new, 12n l3c.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
Y nv 're7T7' wv v
The lending futures closed as follows

W.IEAT-No. > Dec, 71i4c; May 1891
73iac.
GORN-No. Nov. 59i.c Dec. 5l2sc;
Jan, i2'sc; May i2c; July 4lisC.
oATS.-No. > Nov, 29l2c; Dee. 29aic; Old
~ g. May 3n7 .N3ic.
MESS pORK-Por barrcD-January
N5D; May Sl4.t0
LARD-u'er To- pourdsl-Nov"mher
s1C.7j. Dec, i9S2l.: Jan. 81 o7ia; May $50.
SHORT RIBS-Per 100 lbs)-January
sS.25; May N,75.
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MONDAY, NOV. 3.


field of Cedar Mountain and holds a
eceEtion-Colombi rebels still ac-
tive: government blames United States
officials for policy on isthmus- st.
Pierre, Mic, swept by fire, with loss
of 500. O00--LOndon shocked by an
other Oscar Wilde scandal; British peer
reported to have hed--Grand stand
collapses in Wisconsin, Michigan foot
ball game at Chicago and 80 are hurt
democratic congressional commit
tee claims majority of 20 in hex. house
!. p. Morgan and Senator Hanna
plan big national soft Goa merger
Church in Brazil, Ind, tarred and
feathered because of evangelists " )rds
Fine new high school building at
Lexington, Mass, formally dedicated
-Commander Wainwright to take
command of the cruiser Newark
Major Xabina Kellogg Pangborn, for
Tery editor of several papers, dead
Crown Prince of Siam visits Harvard
and sees football game-Submar, ne
torpedo boat successfully launched ut
Bridgepor, Conn-Charge of fraud
made against Safety Fund Insurance
company Of New York-king Edward
changes Sunday into fashionable LAY
in London again.
TUESDAY, NOV, 4.
President Palma, in his message to
Cuban congress, says most cordial re-
latons exist with United States
Boston millionaire and society favOrite
suspected of being Jack the Sugger'
who has committed fatal assaults
near that city; police to make arrest
- Goa commission visiting Hazleton
| mine regOn--MOlOrmaR ard con
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-06

Mrs. Henrietts c. olberg, superinten'
ssnt Flax and Hemp Exhibition at the
Omaha Exhibition, writes from AIDer'
Lea. Mimi, as follows:
"ThIs spring contracted an aggra'
waiting cold, having been exposed TO the
damp weather. CafArrh Of my fhroal
and head followed, which persisted In
remaining, notwithstanding ! applied
fhe usual remedies.
Reading Of the merits Of PerunA 10
the papers, decided 20 try it and soon
found that all that has been said OF youi
medicine in such cases is true.
lam very pleased with the satisfac'
tory results obtained from using Peruna,
sm entirely well, and consider it most
valuable family medicine"
HESRIETTE G. oLBERG.
Summer colds require prompt treat
4renL They are siways grave, anc
Ieimes dangerous The prompt
g and surety with which Perpna
rs In these cases has saved many
lives. A large dose Of Peruna should
be taken at the first appearance of a cold
In summer, followed by small and oft
repeated doses. There is no other rem
sdy that medical science can furnish, SC
reliable and quick in its action as Peruna,
Address The Peruna Medicine Com
pany, Columbus, Ohio, for free book
entitled "Summer Catarrh," which
treats Of the catarrhal diseases peculiar
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Sunday Business Excursion.

The first Sunday business mems ex.
cursion 70 the seaside az Newport will
be given by the Southern Pacific ON
next Sunday, the train leaving Salem
at "a. mp and returning In the even,
ing
II this train is patronized. Il will be
made "A regular feature. and at s.. so
FOR the round trip. about one cent a
mile. it ought 10 get a large crowd.
Starting the train from Salem. in
stead OF Albany, will give the eXcur.
sion a big line OF business that il ney.
er had before, and residents of the
Capital City will enjoy the ride over
the mountains. the cooling breezes
and dip In the surf.
The Second Regiment band have ar.
ranged 10 go over to Newport ,on the
sunday excursion, and will remain
two weeks
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REVEREND
JOSEPH
SCHELL
Well Known Priest
Charges Fraud
Was Offered S2500 TO Drop
the Matter
Involves the Names Of Prom
inent oregon Politicians

sumpter Or, Aug. 8, 1902
Editor Journal:
Enclosed find some articles for pub
ilcation. Others will follow have
sent the same letters with this mail TO
the Oregonlan. which will. OF course
not print II, and to the Portland Jour.
nal which will print them. Only
$500 were offered 10 me II would
drop ali matters. but I could not see
II that way Yours,
JOSEPH sCHELL.
sumpter. Or. Aug 4, 1902.
Editor Journal:
For the last three years a notorious
swindle of timber lands was studlously
planned and attempted by &. Thayer.
banker Of TillamoOk. under the pro
lection OF Oregon's most prominent
men and politicians. which is an open
disgrace and insult 10 the citizens Of
this state. hence slnlence 10 no longer a
virtue. In a few successive articles
will bring forth the object the subject,
as well as the friendly and political
auxlllaries tending toward the same
fraud ! will show G. Thayer. banker
Of Tillamook the perpetrator. who.
under the protective wing OF a polite.
al clique, consisting OF G. H. Carey.
J. II. Hall. United States attorney OF
Oregon; u. Mays, his assistant: Sen.
ator j. H. Mitchell. Congressman Thos
a. Tongue, Geo G. Brownell and the
editor of the Oregonian, could carry
on such an open farce before the pub
llc, aud mock at the government for
the last three years. will be short
and plain. and will call white what Is
white. and yellow what IL yellow.
kindly invite each one OF the above
gentlemen 10 reply and dlsproye what
I will say. N they can do so. have
often heard from Mitchell-Carey engin.
GERS that the Simon machine Is a swim.
die and a humbug. but the Carey.
Mitchell Scott machine. as facts here.
after will show. Is the greatest hum.
bug that ever deceived the people OF
Oregon. I hope that I will not be In
need Of either Of the swindllng ma.
chimes. one thing must say that the
Simon machine was not under steam
10 favor a Wholesale timber land fraud
against the government and the citi.
gems Of this state. A good or bad ma.
chine. political or otherwise. is known
by lts good or bad work. which will be
demonstrated hereafter.
Efforts to make the Tillamook tim.
her land frauds a success have during
the last three years. under many and
various fraudulent evidences. ap.
poared before the Oregon City land Of
fee I have called the special atten.
tion OF Hon y. A. Hitchcock. secretary
OF the department OF the interior, and
IN reply ho has sent out Special lnspec
tor Greene. who has amply verified and
testified to this existing swindlo. GOV
cred and protected with a political net
work made trip to Washington,
.D G.. In order to see that the matter
would not be- shelyed. and that polite.
al pressure aud influence had no effect
Secretary NJ. A. Hitchcock, after be
Ing thoroughly convinced OF the exist.
ence OF the swindle. has ofnclally or.
dered a speedy and vigorous investiga.
tion and prosecution before the courts
to punish the perpetrators. and that
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PERSONALS.


T.. a. Mack has gone 10 Corvallis.
VI. J.. Hamilton is home from Port
land.
Miss Ethel Rigdon has gone to New
port 10 spend a few weeks.
Mrs C. r Patton has gone to New.
port 70 spend three weeks
Mrs Jos. II. Albert has gone to New,
port TO spend a few weeks,
B. o. shucking, a hop buyer of Sc,
attic, is in the city for a few days.
Miss Dolle Pratt. of Oregon City,
Is the guest Of Miss Grace Babcock.
John Shafer leading farmer OF
Turner. was in the city today on bust
ness.
Green Cornelius, the Republican
war horse Of Turner was in Salem
yesterday. HfIWEXWNSW
d. d. and c. J. Olmsted, accompan
led by their families, left today for al
outing at Newport.
Assistant Superintendent Campbell
OF the Chemawa Indian school, was
Salem visitor today.
Elton Shaw and Edna l.. Perkins
today procured a marriage licenc,
from County Clerk Roland.
Postotiice Inspector o. c. Riches, o.
Turner, was In the city today, hayinl
sUgut the greater mart of tha yaar De-
the state OF Washington.
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Machines

la all the summers rush on harvest
ing machinery aud heavy wagons aud
implements for the farm, the GOOD
husband will not forget the housewife
and her needs In other words be as
good 60 your wife as you are To your
sdG" We have good machines al all
prices. our cheapest machines are OF
a better grade than most OF the East.
ern advertised bargains. and you have
the advantage OF local protection aud
local guarantee, besides patroniElng
your homo merchant
our best machines. the standard
aud the White Rotary, represent the
best machines made. Rotary machines
stand IN class by themselves You
nnd no Rotarios la the bargain countor
stores AZ an They are not there.
Rotary machines run easter make
loss noise. sew faster. hold more thread
and DO more thinss than any other
machine made, Now. n you're a hus.
hand Who reads this. make your wife
happy with neW machine this fall Il
y0u're tho wife see that the matter Is
not overlooked when the crop Is sold
Conn and zee the machine the hrst
time you're In. pick out the STYLE you
want, and then make your reQuisltion
tor H. aud youll set H.
Neodles, oils and parts for an ma.
chimes
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Have You Tdsd

Those delicious waters. etc. IN Ma
tional Biscuit Company's goodsg An
the rage Ia the East. Branson q Ra.
san are nov showing them % their
customers In the following varieties;
Nabisco waters In chocolate and cher
~ nayors. Social Teas, Graham Waf.
ogs, MIA biscuits aud Cheese sandwich.
es; an put up in packages. BFanson 4
Ragan.
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Hot Air and Smoke.

Tuesday the wind went into the
northeast. and very soon covered
the entire valley with hot air and
smoke from the burning slashings In
the timber and on the foothills. The
sunset that followed was beautiful In
the extreme, the western sky and the
whole heavens being liz up with a
golden orange tint until near mid
night To-day the superheated atmos
phere continues. but the breeze Is a
little cooler, and promises 20 become
an ocean-cooler before evening.
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Card Of Thanks

We wish through this card. 70 con
yey 10 our friends. and those OF our
late son and brother, Or. J. Rex By.
ars, our grateful thanks for the many
acts OF kindness and words OF sympa.
thy extended 10 us and him during his
last sickness and funeral ceremonies.
His Parents. Brothers and Sister.
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Rev. sehell and rlmhsr land.

The Journal prints letter from
Rev Joseph Schell. who is weu.known
an over Western Oregon. and sends
copies of this paper 10 all the parties
n eaccuses OF completely In the timber
land frauds II they have any state
ments To make In denial or refutation
oi his statements the columns of this
paper are open 10 them.
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saeena ltana aarnalns.

one tanning mill Que chopping mill
one lathe, hand saw, a 60Opound scale
good lot Of betting a boiling ma.
chine. a lot ol sacks. household goods
etc. WIN 80 al a bargain Call ON
Henry Wenderoth. executor EOS Com.
msrclal street 7s9-I
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Prssidsnt Witnesses Gun pS,etis..

GreenPors y y. Aag. 6.-Presideni
and Mrs Roosevelt this mornins
boarded the Maynower, and witnessed
the target practice of the iackies
Twelve gun crews competed and De,
lighted the presiden, with their marks.
manship
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Sick Headache absolutely and pe

Sick Headache absolutely and per.
manontly cured by using Moki Tea.
A pleasant herb drink Cures Consti.
patton and Indigestion. makes you
eat, sleep work and happy Sausiac-
uon guaranteed or money back 20
cts and 90 cts. Write 20 W. "A.
HOOKER a CO, Buffalo. n. Y. for a
frce sample ID. j. FRY. Druggist
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VIII Take Vacation.

Mr.. and Mrs Geo G, WIN. Salem s
musical Instrumental and sewing ma
chine dealers, will leave next Satur.
day for two weeks vacation. during
which time the store will be In charge
of Miss Gertrude stanley.
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A. N. cloush, Undertaken. TOT State
street Phone Main 1881. Salem, Ore.
son' successor TO o. E. Huntslnger.
Residence Broadway and Mil. North
Salem. Phone Main 22i.
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Shenandoah Pa, Aug 6-The ca.
citement of yesterday was followed
last night aud this morning by abso.
lote quiet. Several minor disturbances
were quickly stopped
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D. E. Huntslnser. funeral director
i55 Court street Phone Main SOL,
Residence $50 Court street. phone
2tsi Black.
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Cowes. Aug. 6-rhe principal race
In the regatta az Cowes today was won
oy the kaiser's American-built yacht
Meteor. with the Sybrite second. A
stir gale blew