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descent he is tall and slender enough
to be called Il typical Yankee seaman.
and his cast of countenance Woulo
confirm his claim to that title.
The skipper of the Reliance Is Cap
tain Charles Barr, who steered the
Columbia to victory ID the two pre-
vious international contests. when Sir
Thomas failed to bring winning boats
across the line off Sandy Hook. Inc
designers of the defender. it is need
less to add. are the famous Herreshoh
brothers. who have done much to IN
crease the prestige of America as the
land of peerless boat builders.
Shamrock III. was designed by Will
lam Fife. who also designed Shamrock
|. Captain Wringe, who Is consld-
cred the most daring and capable sea-
man in all Britain. is skipper OF the
challenger. and to him and the speed
qualities Of Shamrock III. Sir Thomas
Upton pinned his faith to lift the
America 'S Cup.
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HumbertS Convicted.

Paris, By Cable.-All the members
Of the Humbcrt family were found
guilty. The foreman of the jury an
nounced that the verdict was affirma-
tive concerning the questions of falsi-
ficat:on and swindling, and negative
uron the subsidiary questions. me
verdict considers eXtenuating condl-
ticns. The court sentenced Madame
Humbert and he- husband each to five
years Imprisonment and a fine OF lo0
francs. Emile D'Aurignac was SEN
fenced to two years Imprisonment.
Roman D'Auvignac was sentenced to
three years imprisonment. Madame
and NJ. Humbert will undergo solitary
confinement during their -erm OF i'm
prisonment.
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II u II
1;1e Climax Of
NapoIeoll's Follies.
Ey Coldwin Smith.

nothing the
What he nave
drous ambition what was also u-
ID . As doubted strong in him. bloody game war?
the Russian
ffffrff Austeitz jena
Prussia ana returning
deceived in the character OF MS enemy.
He in battle Smoensko The RusSlahs
retreated before him. gave up
compelled him to make march Which ne
handling him severely
Moscow leaving in flames Ih then
without avlnG proCed "
wntry
Kutuso letting him and his guard
enemy
scale and ragica than any bn Oh
But
commander:
evil There proD"!
either side saving Napoleon himself VINO deed w h
tion.-Th
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founded on q great hoist Of lower sails
and short topmasts. The British modei
is no longer plank set upon edge ana
kept there by load Of lead on its bot.
tom. and propelled by a set of sails OF
which the main one is low and wide
and surmounted by long topmast.
The managing owner Of Reliance
the defender, is c. Oliver lselin, the
leading yachtsman in America. He IS
now forty-six years old. He was
elected member Of the New York
Yacht Club I'm 1877, and has since be-
come a life member. Though OF SWISS
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Anniversary of State of Franklin.

Knoxville, Specialize 18th ami
versary of the organization OF the
State of Franklin was celebrated at
Joncsboro Saturday. The attendance
from the seven counties OF Tennessee
and North Carolina, forming the State,
was large. Speakers Of note were
present from all over the country.
This is the first public observance OK
the kind.
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and it question among Dules
lines like or hollow lines like razor
something vertical Wedge
dimensions the alatca was luz et
eghtyseven wane fifteen feet wide perhaps ten
100 long ALL twentyhe
drew
With these have travelled in changing
though
all The old boat had an overhan
while oVerhahS
defender when compared with the
the changes in length
wedge that rode
perpendicular The forward half Shamrock ILL., Is not
with its edge laid parallel with the
water The Reliance however
horizontal wedge the water and therefore in every
Of yacht
Now stand of abeam and look with
delight lines One glance why the
swiftly the
angles to the water Where the
old wide angles-Thc Worlds Work.
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Funeral Directors.

Indianapolis, Ind, Special.-The Ma
tional Association Of Funeral Directors
elected the following officers: Presl-
dent. Col. J. NJ. Connolly, of Charles
ton, S. c.; first vice president, l.. Vi.
Penwell, Of Topeka, Kan; secretary,
Z. NJ. Fitzpatrick, of Elmwood, H.. re-
elected; treasurer, C. A. Miller, of Gin
cinnati, O., reelected. st. Louis was
chosen as the next meeting place.
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chase and refittinS or
the Erin, the total cost
to the challenger in
the last two series of
races was somewhere
in the neighbo"hood Of
800. 1000. But the
cost of the Erin is not.
of course, q legitimate
factor in the estimate
Of the actual racing
expenses. Probably
these last for both Sc
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crossed the Atlantic, would not have
excited comment. but occurring rs it
did just before the cup races, it was Il
tacit admission on the part of her
owner and designer that the yacht
was not fast enough.
While the contest decides the queS-
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German Fleet to visit Us.

AdviceS from Berlin state that Ger
many will SEND fleet of her finest
war vessels to participate in the naval
display at Hampton Roads in connec'
ton with the opening Of the Worlds
Fair ut st. Louis May l, 1904.
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sentiments Of an influential yachting
element when it says that the truth is
that the larger problems OF yacht de-
signing have been solved. and we owe
their solution to the struggle for the
Americas Cup. The American type
Of yacht is no longer a wide, shallow
hull with inside ballast and sail plan
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II ~ ~
II Women Were Men.
By W. D. Howell.

often expression women "Ch If I were
u onya like be once: l
anything 10 be mani! In all honesty then or IN
obliged have woman WIcn
thinking OF hvnS
>@ wishing example 10 her nus
band little able to set an example
believed oenest to
thing regard 10 TINS IS
The weakest the unhappe
the roost obect himself woman and when he
certainly he mas IN
oveer gener and yet he does not 10
would not
it, that women have D.! lar 'he ses
them enough TO
tell has often told
the world and that in the sacred quahS o
beings earh ne DoWs
He not hnk al!
OF MS co!
descend from their hsh places
and OF battle the
life He ha
would
permanently be ana
count for He forgiyes possibly with chuke
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Ice Fraud Exposed in Washington.

Frauds have been discovered in the
sales of the American Ice Company in
Washington to the several branches
of the district government. The scales
used by the company in weighing
caused shortage of fifteen out OF
every 100 pounds ordered.
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Italy. for the fine yacht"A. filL, DE-
which the Count called
the AeSusa. and which is now known
as the Erin This would leave his ac-
tual racing expenses in 1899 at S4R,-
600. 1t is probable that the cost OF the
second races 10 him was little over
that figure. but still within $1U0Oo.
In other words. including the sum or
SJ0O.OG0 or therpabOutS for the pur-
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Child Death-Rate in Spain.

The mortality among children in
Spain is extremely great. During the
last six years the number of children
who died under one year Of age i'll
Madrid alone was 22.265, as against
lOGS in Paris during the same period.
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Free Distribution of Bibles.

1t is reported that. in view of the
looting of Boer Bibles that took place
during the late war. the British Bible.
Society is to make free distribution
of 5000 Dutch Bibles bound in leather
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S1ERICA'S G u p,
the Blue Ribbon OF
the Sea. has in
spire d. British
yachtSmen to put
forth their might
Jest efforts ever
since it was cap
tired from them by
the victorious Amer
lea half Il century
ago. The attempts
of Sir Thomas Lip
ton. Bart. to lift
the mug are famil-
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San Francisco Man Goes Up In Airshfp.
DR.. August Greth has made an as
cension from San Francisco in dlrlg-
ible balloon. or arShip, which he con-
structed. He did not cut loose from
cable connections with the ground.
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trinSic value. y few fig
ureS concerning the cost
of the paStim" in which
Sir Thomas is inhulSimg
so freely shOGld b" of in
tereSt TO lovers OF thor
ough sportman$hip:
lie estimated the eX-
penSe of his effort to get
the cup in lS@J at $500
600. That. however. in
cluded $4O0.GO0 which he
paid to CoInt Florio. of
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lar to every merican who takes an
interest in sports. especially in yacht
ing. 1t seems almost incredible that
so much money. what would be more
than al aMplc fortune even in these
days of huge accumlilations of wealth,
should be spent with no other object
than to secure silver cup of little in
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opinion among yachting experts that
Il convincing test of the relative mer-
its of opposite theories of yacht de-
signing. especially Of boats which
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Miners Perish in Grand Canyon Rapids.

M1nerS TtTIHTl S'sI'y
In order to reach a country Where
Indians said rich gold grarels existed
two mining men attempted to shoot
the most violent rapids in the Grand
Canyon of the Colorado and perlshed
in the attempt. The victims are L. u.
McGanigle and Charles Mclean.
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he Development Of
the Racing Hull.

By John Il. Spears.

REDUCTIONS are made that experiment in the shapes
hus the of this year are to be or greater interest
than any ever held.
In the races OF the Gaatea period the stem vert
caly Of the water while the stern overuns the water W
!, view of either Of them showed 4
lateral plane looked like sled runner cut from plank
by country boy from another point of view the bow
he Il wedge thin and sharp
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E6s Making Of
Railroad Curves.
By NJ. C. CunniH.

EoE m M & @nee er " @ ~ that no one can Keep thc
s~&s is ore OF them
@ of se T Ssses T m s 1s f: ] "'"1S 's
@.soo & H ' s:xt" on
Gya the inner rail; slower Ta!n L
'front.'
would shoot
would
speeds The Empire
miles lC miles
woId
country On most IoacS.
quite safe thoaSh very ccSti%
TO permit speed the last in reayns tracks
sudden
know have laid slight paraoc
mIpby along that curve to the max he re-
tell whether
STRAIGHT orcu curvcd-World's Work.
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Goa, discovered i'm British Columbia.

A large area of coal and petroleum
has been discovered in kootenay. Is.
c.. near the northeast corner Of Idaho,
and within twenty-five miles Of the
Canadian Pacific Railway.
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shall be useful for cruising purposes
after racing contests, is as far OFF rs
ever.
But the New York Sun voices the
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CAPT. wRINdE. rieS We're SSJUUUU.
Leaving the yacht proper and COM
ing to the collateral expenses there is
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challenger and wanted to make last
minute improvements OH the sail plan
as originally designed. Such a change.
If it had been made before the yacht
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-05

El viento despues de haber mai.
tratado el techo derrufdo gemfs
baio las puertss: la hierva crecfa
verde y lozana en- sus patios: las
salas estsban ahumadas; la escale.
"a, de ampli0s y s0lidos peldafios,
estaba gastada por Ell talon calrado
de espnelas, de diez generaciones.
On p0bre dominic, compuesto de
campos pedregosos con granias Gu
hiertas de balago, prados pantano.
SOS y bosques achaparrados, rodea.
ba al castillo.
Los Main Hardye no tenfan arri.
ba de ocho 8 diex mil libras de
renta.
Los Morfontaine eran mas rfcos:
sus dominios cuhrfan muchas le.
guas del pafs; y habfan desempelfa-
do alg6n pspel en- Ia corte de 1889.
La rsvoluci6n encontr6 4 los
Monfontsine y los Main Ell srdye
en- las filas del ei6rcito vendesno.
El marques de Morfontafne halo
la muerte en- Quiber6n y ell conde
de Main Hardye fu6 guillotinado
IN Poitiers.
I'll hii0 del marques SC deslnmbr6
ante el espiend0r de la briIlante
sstrelIa del primer consul.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-05

Antes de pasar adelante, tene
mos que hacer en- Unas cuautas IL.
meas Ia historic de Diana de Hec.
tor. Diana, como "a hemos dicho,
era hiia del sefior de Morfontaine,
general de brigada de Ia escala de
reNerva y viuda del coronel baron
de Rupert.
Hector sc llRmaba Carlos Luis
Enguerrando, conde de Main -Har.
dye.
Los Morfontaine y los Main Har-
dye eran dos antiguas. families
vendeanas, cuyo origen ee remon.
taba q las tinieblcs &C E1sd Me-
dia.
Fran tan mob IL al rev.
Habiendo aldo arrasAdo en- 1898
el castillo de Morfontaine, s1s pro-
pietarios pasaron & hahitar . Be
Ilombre, anca que poseian en- la
frontera de Potion.
A cuatro legu2s de BelIombre se
alzaban las torrecillas de Main
Hsrdye.
Main Hardye era IN edificio que
sc parecfa mucho al castillo del
seffOr RaWensw0od. Ell herofco
de Lucia de Lammermoor.
cantada p0r Walter ScOtt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-05

no es una d scion; es una historic
Il que Sc reproduce al intinito.
Los Morfontains y los Main Har-
dye eran los Montescos y los Capu
Y letoS de la VendGe.
II Estas dos razas Sc profesa ban nm
ooio que Sc perdfa en- la noche de
los tiempos.
/ En- tiempos de Carlos v sofia
oecirse: Gun Morfontaine ha ma.
taoo un Main Hardye. En ell
Ielnado de Francisco / era, MI CON
trario, uE Main Hardye ell que ha-
bia matado q I'm Morfontsine. De
sfolo en- eiglo, de reinado en- raina.
do, de generation en- generation.
los Main Hardye los Morfontafne
s se nsoian encontrado, y sin acor-
aarse del motive que les dividfa ge
nanian oatido siempre muerte.
Ei conde Main Hardye y Ell mar.
ques de Morfontaine frmaron una
tregua dursnte las guerras de Oas.
be' Sc agrupsron baio la bandera
real g hicfer0n callar sus odfos
rencOres particulares.
Vino luego Ell imperio.
Ei emperador apreciaba mueho
al marques y hubisra ouerido oue
81 conde de Main Hardye sfrvfera
trancia. 8 hizo jurar al marques
que no bnscarfa querella nj conde.
LEGO Ia reStauracf6n.
Ill rey Lufs XVIII acord6ndose
ue que oil marques do Morfontaine
naoia regado CON su sangre In tie.
ira dc La Vendee, htxo tambi6n
lnrAr al conde q ne no se batirfa CON
d marques.
Amoos fueron feles an iura.
nent0s pero no &c miraron nunea
'on 0uenos ojos; y ei MARQUES era
case oil mas desgraciado, pues no
'snia mas que una hija.
Esta hija, Ia blanca v bella Dla.
10 oe 10 Morfontaine ofa todas Las
loches, siendo nina, las imursns.
lones de 81 padre. Ell vaterano
'enerai. contra les Main Hardva
NJ ni1o del conde, Hector de-
dain hardye. ofa todas las mags.
las u vieio chuan deoir Il dsxner.
arse; sHe dormido nal sstS noche;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-05
BIBL1OrECA DE sLA DEMooRACIA.

Habfa com bstido las 6rdenes de
Onarrete, Bonchamp y Ia Rocheja-
quelefn y entr6 servir en- los ei6r.
citos del emperador Napol6n.
Despues lie sucedi6 10 que q tan.
tos otros; am6 al hombre que habfa
engrandecido q Francia de tai mo-
DO que La Europa entera Sc poster
naDa ante ella, y el mundo todo
prOnunciaba 81 n0mbre con resueto
y miedo; le sm6 con fanatismo.
con deltrio, y cusndo lego ell 1915
el antique soldado de. la Vendee
olvido el pasado y volvi6 & In vaina
In espada del general del I'm perio.
El hijo del conde de Main Har-
dye. al contrario, regres6 sencilIs-
mente d sus tierras y Sc hizo labra-
dor, durante todo Ell periodic Que
separo las guerras de In Chuanerfa
de In Restauraci6n.
IN 1916 Sc trocaron los papeles:
mientras que Morfontaine hacfa
dquidar su pension de general de
brigada. ell conde de Main Hardye
ascendfa q coronel de IN regImfen-
10 oe nusares de Ia gusrdia real.
El conde tenfa IN hiio. Hector.
Ei marques una hija. Diana.
De Bellombre 4 MafD- -Hsrdye
naoia apenas cuatro leguas. Los /
dos caballeros habfan combatido i
largo tempo bsjo In misma bande- II
n y iuntos. III
Haofa en- medic de los bosoues.
entire los dos CASTILLO, una humilde II
capilla Que llamaban de Nuestrs II
Sefiora del Perd6n. y en- las grandes II
festividades del afio Sc decfa misa
{ In Vfrgen.
El c0r0nel de Main Hardye fba
1esde 81 castillo Ia fglesia. lie
Eando de In mano su hiio. Ell re.
neral de Morfontaine iba tambien
iesde Bellombre, llevando del bra
% q su hiia. Hector podfa tener
10 ooce' . trece afIos.o Diana no H
'asapa de los diez.
Los padres 30 miraban con malos
Jos loa hijos s0nriendo. Los "a.
res se ahorrecfan v los hiIos se
maban.
Ii historic dc Julieta y Romeo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-05
HOTEL oL1ElM.Po


A ID MNUTOs DH SAN JUAN
III meJor hotel en- este china.
Espl6ndida ventilaci6n. Parqus,
jardines y Kiosco & In ingless.
RxceIente servicio do carruRjess
Precios moderados. Sc hacen re-
duccfones para familias. Alum.
brado el6ctrico moderno.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
WANTS MORE HOUSES
Several Families Have to Move Else.
where-other News of
the Town.
Special to the Evening Journal.

Special TO the Evening Journal.
Bridgeville, Jan. 22.-The building
boom here still continues. many houses
being in course of erection, and several
more will be erected this spring. Even
then there are not enough houses TO
supply the demand, and a few families
had to go elsewhere TO find a house for
this year.
Edward Hill is having a store and
dwelling house erected in Delaware
avenue near the railroad. and r. A.
Culver's store is nearing completion.
Wesley Kemp is having several
houses erected in Delaware avenue.
Dover has been the Mecca this week
for politicians and many Brldgeville
people have been there.
w. II. Ha.llpw pwell has opened a jew
elery store in the building formerly
used as the postOffice.
There are several applicants for the
Office of constable for Northwest Fork
hundred.
Ice four to five inches in thickness
was cut the first of the week.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
.FURt0NG CARRIED ON
NEW SW|NDLE SCHEME
New York Police Bring to
Light Great Plan to Fleece
the Public

New York, Jan. 22.-By the arrest
of man. who the police say is VIII
liam G.. Furlong, an alleged scheme to
fleece the public was brought to light
yesterday. The police tsay that Fur
long has been advertising in New
York and Philadelphia papers for a
gentleman who would be viking to
mrray a lady he has never met, and
from whom he would be expected to
secure a divorce as soon as possible
after the marriage" The advertise
ments stated. in order to settle an es-
tate II was necessary for the lady to
marry. and the man accepted would
receive $4,000
AS soon as an answer was received
circular would be sent, in which the
applicant was asked to send 81 for O
picture of the lady. The police say
5000 answers were received, and that
Furlong also secured money by ad-
vertising for applicants for a position
Furlong had handsomely furnished Of
fees on Wall street. When arraigned
the prisoner gave his name as J. V. S
Scudder. He was remanded as a suspi
cious person.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
WILCOX FOUND GUILTY
OF CROPSY MURDER
Sentenced to Thirty Years
Imprisonment for Killing
of His Sweetheart

psCharlottte, N. c.. Jan. 22.--After be-
ing out 20lhours the jury at Hertford,
N. c., in the case of James Wilcox
charged with the murderof Miss Nellie
Cropsey at Elizabeth City, yesterday
afternoon returned a verdict of murder
in the second degree and the defendant
was sentenced to the penitentiary for
SO years, the full limit Of the law.
Wilcox's attorneys gave notice that an
appeal would be taken to the supreme
court
In sentencing the prisoner Judge
W. BgConncil said in part: "The jury
have seehift to returna verdictof mur.
der in the second degree. They have
found that the defendant tok the life
OF Miss CrOpsey through malice but
without generalization or deliberation.
BY what process of reasoning they ar
rived at this conclusion it is not for
me to say. ! regard their action, how
ever, in the light that they have been
as charitable to the defendant as pos
sible in the light of the evidence in
the case as they viewed it, and re-
solved all doubt upon the question of
generalization and deliberation in IA
vor of the defendant. II guilty, I
think he deserves the full limit Of the
law"
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
Made Renort Of Finanoes.

The following report Of the financia
condition Of the Odd Fellows Hal
Company was made by Secretary and
Treasurer Isaac w. Hallam at the
fifty-fourth annual meeting held yes
terday afternoon:
The cash in bank on December 81
1901. amounted to $1,2S3.45. The re-
dsipts during the year were as follows:
Rents for current year, s3,6172O; due
December 81, 1901, $50; insurance re-
bates, SOS; interest, S15.S4; old materal
sold, rs cents; auditorium, 1854; total
$3,S62.79. The disbursements amount
cd to S4,25O30, of which s65.25 was for
insurance, $2O1O6 for light, $22491 fen
fuel, S37.75 for water, 81 1,O52.76 for re-
pairs, S5S1.4O for taxes, $1,OS7 for divi-
dends, 1924 for janitor service and
SS15.S9 for incidentals.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
Atbls,ies to Go Abroad.

New York dispatch says that
George Orton, THE former University on
Pennsylvania athlete. has compieueo
ARRANGEMENTS TO take a phenomenal
team OF amateur athletes to England
mis- wear and that he is being backed
by e. M. Cregar, the Belmont Cnche'
Club cricketer. According TO the us
latch. the party is TO consist or A. -
Kraenz7e Elm. Alec Grant and George
Orton. of Pennsylvania; Arthur Duny
Geore ebown University; S. 5. Jones,
New York Athletic Club; j. Dewitt,
Princ,ston; j. Moulton, Yale, and Ma
loney. Chicago University. Such
team Of field and track champions has
never yet left these shores, and 1t Is
extIei nelly doubtful If this party VIII go.
Less than one month ago Jones, who
is thes best high jumper in the United
State s. said he would not go TO Eng
land this year on account of his father 8
poor health. Kraenzlein is married
and he said "A year ago that hle was out
of athletics for good. He told the
writer that he would not make the COM
non mistake of continuing to compete
until bet .er man came along and de-
feated him, and unless he has expert
enced a change of mind he will not
make tho trip Duffy has already ex-
pressed his intention of going to Eng
land this year. but he can get along
much. be tier by going alone than by
making one OF a party. He is as we'll
known IN Great Britain as in the United
Stat es. and can make advantageous
terri ns with clubs without having go
bet ween. Alec Grant is at present teach
in { at Berkeley School. New York. He
re GENTLY said he would never go abroad
q gain to compete and that he would
, probably give up running after this
spring AS far as any one knows, the
Others might he induced to make the
"trip. If satisfactory terms could be
made.