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Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21

Unrvalled Performers Unmatched Features; Astonishing
Acts of Educated Anmals small Active Jolly Clowns
The 100000 Menagere includes the LARGEST HIPPOPOA
MUS IN CAPTIVITY and and costly beasts and fowls from
every cline.
THE CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT, original with this
show comprises of handsome miniature fed with
curious animals and drove of 125 Shetland Ponies.
WALLACES CIRCUS DAY PROGRAM
10 A M.-THE GRAND STREET PARADE-A unique com
bnaton of Glorious Street Carnival Spectacular Street Fair
Geological Display Horse Fair and Gitterng Pageants
AND 2. INDOORS OPEN the Immense Waterproof Tents
115 AND 715 P. M.-PROF. BRONSON'S CONCERT BAND OF
Renowned Sooist Musicians begins 45Minute Grand Con-
cert on the Center Stage
AND P. M-AFeaure Performance begins comprising Mu
ttudnous Overwhelming Indescrbable Gymnic Acrobac
Spectacular, Aerial Trained Animal, Hippodromatc Feats
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
BRYAN'S FRIENDS MAKE FIGHT
ReafirmatiOn Pals, but Van WaE-
enen's Pet Hobby is Also
Sidetracked.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, June 9o.-(special Teie-
gram.)-The Woodbury. county convention,
called here today for the purpose of select
ing delegates to the state convention to
support the candidacy of Judge A. Van
Wagenen for the gubernatorial nomination,
developed fierce fight for reaffirmation
A resolution introduced by John Dillon,
reaftirming the Kansas City platform and
supported by Martin Neilan, ex-police
judge, caused the trouble. An effort to
muzzle the insurgents failed and a spirited
debate ensued, in which charges and coun-
ter charges on unorthodoxy were indig-
nantly hurled at each other by the
speakers. The resolution was finally voted
down by vote Of Al to l6. The convention
did not endorse Van Wagenen's govern
ment ownership of railroads idea, nor did IL
instruct for him, but It is understood the
delegates will vote for the Sioux City can
didate. The following delegates were Sc
leoted: ]. H. Fuyek. A. Van wagenen, A.
s. Garretson, A. b. Beall, w. A. Kifer. s.
l.. F'risbie W. b. Palmer, George Ellerd.
c. A Dickson, Godfrey Durst Colonel w.
b. Humphrey and w. F. Copenhaven.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
PAST WEEK IN,BLUFFS SOCIETY
T1ttIo Doinr in the sOcinl World
During the Past Seven
Days.

Mrs. C. Howe of Sioux City is visiting
friends and relatives In this city
Miss Mikesell entertained few frlends
Mt her home yesterday at a 1 O'Clock lunch
con.
Miss Ellen Norman OF Denison, Ia, Is
visiting at the home of her father on t1tth
avenue.
THE members of the Tuesday Euchre club
held their meeting last week at the Boat
club at Manawa.
Mrs. Graves and Miss Mkesel enter
tained at dinner Saturday for Miss Maud
Summers of Chicago.
Mrs. Robert Wallace entertained. the
members of the Euchre cluD at her hohe
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. H. H. Van Brunt entertained NUM-
ber of friends informally at whist at her
home on Bluffs street Friday evening.
Mrs w L. Brooke entertained number
of friends at a boating and picnic party
given at Lake Manawa yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Howard Tilton will occupy the Han
chett home on South Sixth street during
the absence of DR. and Mrs A p. Hanched u
and family I'm Europe.
Mrs. V. L. Treynor Of Seventh street en-
tertained the women of the First Presby-
terrain church at kensington given at her
home Friday afternoon.
The marriage of Frank Pinney and MIS-. Miss
Madge Hollenbeck will occur Wednesday
afternoon at the home of the brides par
ents on North Eight street.
Mrs. w. b. Maxheld was pleasantly sur
prised at her home on Norhis street Mon
day evening by a number of friends and
neighbors in honor of her birthday.
Mrs. Thomas Maloy of Pendleton, Ore.
is in the city the guest OF Mr.. ana mrs.
William JaTdne of Second avenue. Mrs.
Maloy was formerly Miss Bertha Woods of
this city.
Colonel John Lindt is home from South
Bend Ind where he was visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Lindt who accompanied
him east, will remain in South Bend for
the summer.
John NJ Pusey and bride arrived home
yesterday from Ripon, WIS, where they
formerly Miss Rose Drake, teacher In the
public schools of this city.
The engagement of Miss Jessie Farms
worth OF this city and Jack Palmer, form
has been announced. The wedding will oc-
cur Thursday at the home of the bride or
Eighth street.
enue, assisted by Mrs. Oscar Keeline, gave
a reception at her home Thursday after.
noon in honor of Mrs. Roland Crockwell ol
Cambria. Wye; and Miss Walker Of Ala
bama. About 200 guests were In attend
ance.
The marriage OF Mr.. James wickham and
Miss Mary Thoma occurred Tuesday morn
ing at s o'clock at 81. Peters Catholi,
officiated in the presence Of a large numbe
of the friends OF the bridal couple A wed
ding breakfast followed at the home of tn,
brides mother Mr. and Mrs. Wickham ar
at home to their friends at ia Madison
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Harris entertained
large number OF friends Monday evening
at their home on South First street. in eel
ebration OF their tenth wedding annivers
airy, The rooms were pretttly decorate'
with roses and ferns The evening wa
lunch was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Harri
were the recipients Of number of hand
somo tokens In remembrance OF the occa
sion.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
Institute a disappointment.

The Pottawattamie County Normal insti-
tute. which closed yesterday after a weeks
session. proved a disappointment i'm several
respects. In the first place the attendance
did not reach what County Superintendent
AcManus had anticipated and then the
failure OF Dr. Leland to reach the city in
time to deliver his lecture Friday evening
was another sore disappointment. especially
as II was the only public lecture arranged
for the institute. The protest OF the teach
ers against the army of book agents being
permitted 10 canvass in the institute build
inv will. II Is hoped. result in this permis-
sion being withdrawn next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
Found Dead in the Barn.

AVoCA, Ia, June 2o.-Cspecial) )-Thomas
Peterson. about p years of age. living with
his grandparents in South Avoca, was
found this morning between and o'clock
hanging from the barn loft, dead. The
body was yet warm. No cause is known
for his act. For the last year he has been
employed in the grocery department OF
Diedrich & Sons store. He is a nephew
of Mrs. Gus Diederich.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
WOOL GROWERS ARE JUBILANT
Fifty Per Cent Advance in Prices on
Best Grades Since Last Years
Crop Was Marketed.

sTURGIS. s. D.. June 2O.-(Special.)-
wool growers OF the range are beginning
to get their years crop TO market and are
much pleased 10 find that prices have ad-
vanced several points since they marketed
their last years supply OF wool. The best
grades are bringing as high as IS cents per
pounds, which is about cents ahead of
last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
Candidate seek. InIunction.

CHARLTON, Ia, June 2O.-(SpeciaL III.
A. Copeland, defeated candidate for the
nomination for senator in this county, has
secured an injunction from Judge Roberts
restraining the republican committee from
counting the votes at the primary. His
opponent, r. A. Hasselquist, received
twenty-six majority. Copeland claims
fraud and says that democrats voted at
the primary and that there was betting.
The county convention will be held next
week and IL the Injunction is not dissolved
Hasselquist will be allowed to name his
delegates without the votes being counted.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
Low summer Tourist Rates

Via Chicago Great Western railway. Round
trips TO st. Paul. Minneapolis Superior
Ashland. Duluth and other Minnesota re-
sorts. Tickets on sale daily 10 September
30. Good 10 return October 81. Also to Colo
RADIO, Utah, Black Hills. New Mexico and
Texas pionts. with stopover privileges For
full information apply 10 any Great West
ern agent. or J. p. Elmor. G. p. A. Chi
caSo, III
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
Bee stIngs May Prove Fatal.

CEDAR FALLS. Ia. June 2O.-(SpeciaI)-
Thomas Dobson, farmer of this vicinity,
lies almost dead from bee stings received
while hiving a swarm of bees. The in
sects attacked him and inflicted such terri
BILE injury about the face and head that
they are swoolen TO twice their natural
size. When found the man was taken for
dead by the Smembers Of his family.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21

ELDORA. Ia, June 2o.-(Special.)-Th
bolting republicans in this county who
walked out of the county convention be-
cause they felt they were treated unfairly
are going to start daily paper here to
support a bolting republican ticket. 1t is
believed the democrats will combine with
them and try to defeat the republican
ticket.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
r. j, GoodfeIIoVv for Curator.

PIERRE, S. D., June 2O.-(special Tele-
gram.)-The executive committee OF the
State Historical society met in this city
today and among other business transacted
Ferdinand ]. Goodfeliow Of Brookings was
selected as curator OF the society, a posi-
ton provided by the last legislative session
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21

FORT MEADE. s. D., June 2O.-(special)
Bids were opened here this week for the
construction OF a new post exchange and
gymnasium and an addition TO the hospital
at this post, Both buildings will have
every modern Improvement The exchange
or gymnasium will be 5Ox1OO feet. without
a break. The hospital annex is to be built
in as complete a manner as the main build
ing. There were several bidders and It is
understood that William Grams of sturgis
was the lowest bidder on both jobs.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
DECLINE TO CONDEMN TRUSTS
Des MOines County Democrats in Con-
ventiOn Table an Antitrust
Resolution.

BURLINGTON, Ia, June 2O.-(special
Telegram.)-The democrats of Des Moines
county held their convention here today
and selected delegates 10 the state conven-
tion. The remarkable feature OF the session
was the unanimous tabling Of resolution
condemning trusts.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.

pital for dipsomaniacs at Mount Pleasant
and who escaped committal by promising
to abstain from intoxicating liquors, failed
to abide by his agreement Early yester-
day morning he was discovered in a badly
inebriated condition and after he had SUM-
cient time 20 sober somewhat he was taken
into court and Judge Wheeler ordered him
committed for the period Of two years. He
will be taken to Mount Pleasant Monday
morning by Sheriff Cousins.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
TROOPS PATROL DUBUQUE
Three State Militia Companies Guard Street
0sr Properly.
GOVERNOR STANDS ALooF FROM STRIKE
Declares omcIaIIy that Soldiers Must
Not Aid One side or other, but
See that Both obey

DUBUQUE. Ia, June 2O.%Special Tele-
gram.) .)-Guarded by three companies of mill
itia, another attempt will be made tomor-
row to resume the street car service. Dur
ing the day soldiers arrived from Inde-
pendence, Waterloo and Maquoketa and are
now patrolling the town. The streets are
crowded, but so far no violence has been
threatened.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
Young Woman Court Clerk.
VIII Abandon Railroad.

The Rock Island company will abandon
a line of railroad from Evans to Knoxville.
The recent floods swept out a fine bridge
across the Des Moines river east of Knox
Vile, and no effort is being made TO re-
place 1t. The line has always been a losing
one for the Rock Island, and now that the
Burlington is building a line from Knox
Vile to Tracey, paralleling the Rock Island,
the latter road will abandon tnat field It
is understood, also. to be a part of the
deal by which the Burlington leaves the
Rock Island free to go into Greenfield from
Winterset and to go no further.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
GOVERNOR TO GET DECREE
To Be Conferred at Commencement Time by
bis Alma Mater.
SAYS INTERURsAN LINE WILL Be BUILT
Money Now Ready TO Pay for Survey
from Des Moines to Omaha and
that for Construction
Arranged For.
tFrom a star Correspondent

DEs MONIES, Ia, June 2O.-(special.)-
1t was planned by Governor Cummins that
he leave this evening for the east to attend
the commencement of the college from
which he graduated and to deliver the COM
mencement address. The sJrtke troubles
at Dubuque may compel him to abandon
the trip. He is to deliver the commence
ment address at Waynesburg college on
the evening of June %. and It is known
that the college has arranged to give him
a degree at that time. Governor Cummins
was reared on a farm in the same county,
and after attending school at Carmichaels
went to the academy at Waynesburg where
he obtained a classical education, coming
west soon thereafter
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
Yields to Many Appeals.

DES MONIES. Ia. June 2o.-Governor
crisis was approaching in the street rail-
way strike at Dubuque, issued orders at 10
this morning mobilizing three additional
companies Of militia at that point.
Governor Cummins' action was based
upon numerous messages from the mayor,
sheriff and leading citizens of Dubuque, ex-
pressing a grave fear that tonight would
witness an outbreak on the part of the
street railway strikers and their sympathiz-
ers that might eliminate in setting fire to
some of the leading places OF business
The situation was reported extremely
critical.
The strike was instituted May Z, since
which time all efforts to operate street
cars in Dubuque have precipitated In riot
ing. Early this week determined effort
to resume operations caused the most Sc
rious outbreak resulting in the destruction
Of much street railway property and serious
injury to a number of persons.
Since rnen, repeated urgent appeals have
been made to the governor to send addi-
donal troops, the sheriff and mayor de-
claripg that the local police and sherifr's
forces, even when supplemented by the local
company of militia, was helpless in the face
OF the mob OF strike sympathizers.
The governor refused to do more than
hold the First battalion in readineSs to
rush to Dubuque upon news of q fresh
outbreak.
Today. however. alarming advices con-
cerning secretly planned outbreak tonight
impelled him to act.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
wnI BuiId the Interurban.

c. r. Benedict of Harlan. chief clerk of
the Iowa house and one of the promoters of
the Western Iowa Interurban railroad, was
In the city today on his way home from
Chicago. where he attended the commence
ment of Northwestern university. Mr..
Benedict states that the money for the
preliminary survey of the Western Iowa
interurban from Des Moines to Omaha has
been raised and that the work will be COM
menced very soon on the survey. The pro-
moters and incorporators believe that there
will be no trouble whatever in securing
the money with which to build the road and
that 1t will be built in part this year and
be completed next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
LanEdon a DipsOmaniac.

William W. LanSdon. who was before
Judge Wheeler 4 days ago on an appli-
cation 70 have hiLa committed 70 the hos
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
strike Another Matter.
Sheriff Steiner today received the folio

Sheriff Steiner today received the follow
ing order from Governor Cummins:
Under the representation made to me by
yourself and many of your citizens that
there is imminent danger of a further out
break OF disorder and a recurrence of mob
violence which the local authorities are
unable to prevent, / have ordered to Du-
buque three companies Of the National
Guard, one from Waterloo, one from In
dependence and one from Maquoketa. They
will arrive on the first available trains.
These companies, together with the Du-
buque company, will be under the COM
mand of Major Allen. Adjutant General
Byers will arrive at this evening.
only send these men to your assistance
to protect life and property and mainte in
the law, / know nothing of the merits Of
the strike and these soldiers have nothing
to do with It,; but peace and order must
and will be preserved and the supremacy
of the law must be recognized 1 again ap-
peal to all good citizens, whether union
men or nonunion men, to aid in restoring
quiet and a sense of security in Dubuque,
so that these companies may speedily re-
turn to their homes. You will please pub
lish this telegram as a proclamation to the
people of your city.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
AMERICAS BIG TENTED ENTERPRISES!

Three Rings Two Stages HaIfmle Race Track Scores Of
Original Features One Hundred Phenomenal % Clowns
20 Hurricane Races 10000 Seats Dollar Menagere
of so dens; Droves of Camels; Herds of Elephants.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21

the following:
Name and Residence. Age.
b. F. Getter, Council Bluffs .............. 56
Mary f, Partridge, Lincoln. Neb........ AZ
H. Walter Williams, Council Bluffs. 20
Stella Norman, Council Bluffs. ............ Is
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
Tablet in Memory of Heroes.

The Iowa society of the Sons of the
American Revolution is having prepared in
New York City by Tiffany a bronze tablet
that is to be placed in the state historical
building in Des Moines in memory of tho
five soldiers of the American revolution
who lie buried in Iowa soil. These five
came here many years after the close of
the revolution with their children, who
were among the pioneers Of the state, and
died here. Their graves have been located
and monuments have been erected at each
grave. Recently the contract was let for
a monument to one who lies buried near
Mt. Pleasant. The society will erect this
tablet in memory of the five, and on the
occasion when It is placed there will be
appropriate commemorative services.
Young Woman Court Clerk.
Judge Mcpherson has appointed Miss
Mayze Vernon of this city to be deputy
clerk of the United States district court
at Keokuk. to succeed Carl Smith. Miss
Vernon has been a clerk in the office here
for long time and is regarded as thor
oughly competent to be the KeoLuk dep
uty. There has been trouble between Clerk
Macarthur and his deputy at Keokuk and
this has resulted in the resignation of
Smith Miss Vernon will also be appointed
a United States commissioner at Keokuk
and will hold preliminary examinations in
that part of the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
Marriage Licenses
Age.

Licenses to wed were issued yesterday to
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-26
VENTA

de dos solares situados en- ell barrio de
ia Marina" cerca de la fabrica 'La
Colectiva, " cada uno de los cua1es mide
I26 metros 8S centfmetros cuadrados y
ambos lindan con tres Gales del terra
plen de las obras de Puerto.
Solo Sc admiten proposiciones.por Los
dos solares. .---.=z,,-,s io
Informes en- Il Establecimiento des
BoLETN MERcANr1E. a -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-26
FL loco de los inventos.

Y no he inventado NADIA. - Me
robaron las ideas. >. LAS loco
motoras!. Ell dia que vi una
locomora sc me ocurrio inven-
tarla. .. iInfames, Sc me ha-
bian adelantado!. :. Pero la idea
es mia. -. como es mia la idea
de los re1ojes. =. Tambien los
hubiera 20 inventado. 49,. me
robaron la idea tambien.
-Pero 81 a1n no habia usted
nacido cuando sc inventaron los
relojes y las locomotoras!-le
objete, creyendo habermelas con
un cuerdo.
-1Y que importa ESQ para que
las ideas sean mias. ;. 81, senior,
mias2 lVulgares todos!. =. lSa-
be como me robaron las ldeas?..
Me las robaron por PRESENT.
miento...... lUsted no cree en- los
presentimientos?. -. Nal hecho;
20 81 creo, porque soy su victi-
ma. A un hombre Sc lie ocu-
rre un pensamiento luminoso
que lie hace adelantarse Glen
afos a su tempo lUsted cree
que ell pensamiento es suyo2. =.
Mentira; pertenece a otro hom-
bre que nacera Glen amos des-
pues; el 10 ha presentido y 10 ha
robado. -. Isl me sucedio a mi,
que debiera haberlo inventado
todo!. 80. Vapcr, electricidad,
imprenta. todo, todo. -. Me
presintieron las ideas, me qui-
taron 10 que era milo, Sc adelan-
taron -. iAsi cualquiera in
venta!. -. iCanallas!. =. La
drones! =.
Ell medico intervino dandole
la razon. Me hizo una sena. No
era prudente permanecer ALI
mas tempo y salimos. Yo, emo
cionado y cabizbajo; ell medico
tranquilo, sonriente. LIE cre1 up
miserable. -.
lEfectivamente esta loco!.
DE remate -. ~ usted 10
dudaba?. -. iGracioso -. muy
gracioso! -. Y mi acompahan-
te rio a boca llena.
-Lo dudaba. -. y 10 dudo.
iTal vez sus palabras, dichas por
un loco hipocrita, por un tlloso-
fo, nos habrian parecido ell fun
damento de una nueva teorla de
admirable y meditada extrane-
za!.. S4nor doctor, iextrava-
gaucias mayores hemos aplau-
dido!. 80.
Julio Poveda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-26

LIE conocf en- TN manicomio.
No sc en- cual. Lo que 81 re :
cuerdo y recordare siempre, es la
entrevista que con el tuve. iFue
tan extrafla!. -.
Ell medico encargado del es-
tabiecimiento hizo la presenta-
cion con ia misma seriedad que
81 Sc tratara de dos cuerdos, y
realmente no habia ninguno:
Don Mariana Pelez, inven-
tor de talento extraordinario.
Mi amigo.
No parecia loco. Dolor y iris
tea era 10 que expresaba su
rostro, su persona toda. Triste
el mirar apagado de sus ojos,
que las lagrimas dejaron sin bri-
lio; doloroso el gesto de sus la
bios marflenos. Dolor la anti
cipada blancura de su cabellera
indocil; dolor y tristeza las arru-
pas de su frente, la demacracion
de sus mejillas, ell encorvamien-
to de SUI cuerpo, la lax1tud de
brazos. Y en- TN hombre dolo-
rido. en- TN hombre triste, Sc ta-
cha de locura 10 que es grande-
"a. subllmidad. ;. No, no; no
nodia estar loco. Seria un de-
rrotado. pero un loco, imposi-
BILE. -.
Hablamos de cosas sin impor-
tancia, de pequefleces, polit1ca,
guerra. Pelez era indudable-
mente I'm hombre de acertado
criteriO.
De improviso, Sc levanto de Ia
silla donde estaba sentado, Sc
acerco a mi y poniendo sobre
mis- hombros sus manos amo-
miadas y fjando en- los mios sus
oios nostalgicos como recuerdo
de ilusiones incumplidas, dijo:
Soy su victima -. La vic
TINA eterna. .... GeneracloneS
pasadas me robaron, la presente
me me roba y me burla =. Han
ensayado en- mi, crueles rehna-
mientos me han lmpuesto
el dolor. -. Canallas. =. ladro-
neS.
No gritaba, Sc quejaba mas
Nbien. Me parecio mas que hom-
'bre, ell simbolo de la sincer1dad
protestando de seculares y mum
danas decepciones.
-lAh! lUsted no sabe-pro-
siguio-usted no sabe 10 cue
hicieron copmigo?. :. Me des-
pojaron. Yo debi inventarlo
todo, ser ell genio de los genios.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-14
CcLLIslO NON SOUTHERN.
VestihuIe His Work Train With SIiuht
DAMAGE.


Damage.
Charlctte.\ N. g., Oct. .S.--.A special
from Greensboro, N. c., says:
The throush vcstibuled train between
washington and Atlanta ran into a
material train 2 miles north OF here.
badly shaking up number Of passen-
gers, many of whom were at supper,
but doing no serious damage to any
one. Y. W. Duvall, of HyatHville,
Md; II. D. Baker, Of Washington, mail
clerk; l.. A. Stone, express messenger,
CT Pilot Mountain, N. c., and Jim
Wright, "a negro fireman or No. 20, Of
Spencer, were slightly injured by be.
ing hurled against the side OF the cur.
Two white boys, Is years OF age, of
Danvillo, who were beating the vesti-
bule On the first blind, were injured
Oh the head, but ESCAPED before ply
sician arrived, their names net being
ascertained.
NO. 23 was coming at rate of 25
miles an hour. The material train
mad not reached he siding, the engi.
neor sent hagman ahead to see If
the track was clear, and the nugmnn
reported all hight a few minutes be.
fore the collision occurred The
pilot OF the ve.tibule was entirely de-
stroyed. but there was no. material
damage to the cars or track.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-14
Custodian cf Gun,

New York, Oct 9.-It has been do,
cidel that the Atlantic Yacht club
shall be the custodian Of tho $4,000
cup which Sir Thomas Upton has OF.
lercd for al ocean race from Sandy
Hook to The Needles in May next,
The cup will be a challenge trophy
and Sir Thomas Lipton homes that it
viii become an International prize OF
prominence. He has been assured by
distinguished yachtsmcn that 1t will
De raced for by famous ocean going
boats. The Atlantic Yacht club will
give three additional cups Sir Thorn.
rs believes that the German omperor
may send his Meteor oyor for tho
race. and the American yachts will
probably take part in the race, Do.
ver-Hel'ogoiand contest. and others at
Kel. 1t Is believed England will he
interested In the contest