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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-06

This is the season of the year when everybody should have their blankets washed. The Royal Laundry is doing them in great numbers. Getyourowcr in early.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-06

The Royal Laundry cannot be eN- celled. They suit your taste and con- venience and ft you in prices. Phone gI, next Co electric light plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-06
Wants Employmsnt in Alaska

Young attorney. now practicing law iu Philadelphia, desires legal business or other work in Alaska For information apply at the office of the Daily Alaskan
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-06
wuMo tTOdAy

Tr. La5.> Aid Society ot the Pres b,r.r.u church will meet this after uoou at ,h, residence ot Mrs. Clyne. Tb. afternoon will be devoted Co sew-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-06

Is your washing satiiactoryE Are your clothes torn? Ifno or ye,, try the Skagway Hand Laundry. and you will be satisfied. 8 20
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-06
Made Trip to Hainos

Capt W. P. Richardson made a trip to Haines yesterday with thc Nordica. He returned late yesterday evening.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-06

The best people in the city paironize the Seattle Saloon. It serves only the best of everything.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-06

Autv hlli, in th' o' d place. The Arctic Cafe, WhitehOrse.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-06

wH. ..,t.. saloon !, @ thoroughly re- ,n..r.l.. ...r.-Wuu~ resort Fine Uuc. -..... UIlu every glaS, ot beer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-06

row.u. House turu.,he, comfortable room. ... 2Tc.u. baths. Fifth avenue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-06

E"... 0ul-raph, and records otall k....-. .... latest improved. up-to-date r...rf,. ....oJ -o you at the lowest Eastern r..c.~. hy r. I;. Sewell Haines.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-06

Ilt0. want to be well informed on local happenings subscribe for che Daily Alaskan. H.Uu. lH
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-06
Sowing Wanted

VH... .,. -0 take some sewing Co dlrt ..r. Can make skirts or do ... ...... plain SOW ing.
 Mrs. Hazel Farrell,
 Corner luth and Broadway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-06

B.,r.a.H, .atb-city at che Principal Barber ~..p. Opposite Board Of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-06

F--Iu1I 1Il6c B0,, Blk1yy-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-06

Fur collare,,es, at Winters
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-06

Rainier Book Beer, at the Mascot Saloon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
DIPLOMAT
WOUNDED
IN DUEL
Two Prominent Fr0nchm0n
Flight Ono Wuund0d
In tho Arm.

Paris, July sO.-Second Secretary Tueni
Bey. of the Turkish Embassy. was badly
wounded in the arm today in a duel with
swords with viscount Antoine de Con-
tades. The duel was the outcome of
quarrel believed 70 have been occasioned
by a political dispute.
Extraordinary precautions were taken
by both contestants and their seconds to
insure against interruption. Viscount de
Contades and Secretary Tueni Bey left
their respective hotels early this morning.
each accompanied by seconds and sur
eeon They are believed TO have gone
to a sequestered spot in the envfrons OF
the city.
The CONTESTANTS were almost evenly
matched. and for several minutes the re-
suit hung In the balance. A member OF
the Tueni Hey party said later that the
Turkish secretary stumbled and gave his
his opponent an opening. receiving deep
thrust In his right forearm.
Both parties returned TO the city imms-
diately, and the secret leaked out only
late this afternoon.
IL IL feared that another meeting will
be arranged, it being declared by friends
Of Tueni Bey that, only for the accident,
the result would have been different.
The AFFAIR has created a sensation IN
diplomatic circles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
SUPREME
COURT TO
DECIDE
Govsrnor GaTVln Asks High
Justlce About Election OF
Commissions Of Public Works

1-hsre was a conference yesterday At
ternoon in the office of Mayor Miller IN
the city hall. at which Governor Earv'h
met with the mayor and C.ty SoNo''0i
'Colwell.
A. result today. Mayor Miller has re-
i.,.a ,ha, state executive to ask Tor
nm opinion OF the supreme court resai'
lsn~ tb- proper manner Of filing the va
ieancy O. commissioner OF puonc W."
lTha.a n.a baen a special meeting OF the
E,osr6 ~ aldermen and or the cohiilioii
l.c,,cil oaNed for tomorrow at noon ANY
Ieay nav elect at that Tune ohOu'u
t-t.s s,n-sme court decide that this was
Hhe proper course. all well ana s"0o
mot there will be complications -,
There Ne a great deal o, .1,,..,-anss %
lang on the outcome ana u"FS'P
iwill be awaited with intSrest' ~,
r-hsra was a letter prepared py tho
lswo,r,,-nor and sent 70 the supreme court
r,,a Communication from Gov. Garvm
-. y~acefved at tho county court hVuse
kshis forenoon and delivered to Jus.ce
lB,odrett. VINO ls the jusuce to,'as
Ifo ordinary matters at the oonit "ou'
lfor the second week OF ule .n.1.' ,ta
/ We announced today when sthiins % una'
"A recefyed communication from
-. sovernar. the nature Of which ne re
k,,s.S 10 disclose, that the coIpmunIca-
txsou would be sent at once to Ch'ei JUS
tpe stiness. who is at ssaeonnet ..,.o
Il 4 proeabse that the chief justice
an a. once call the Justices together. as
49, nseessaty of settling the question IN,
E~csvsd immodiately is very evident AL
IL the Judges are within easy reAon' ~
lr,dres Biodgett and Douglas oemx ~
lthas city, Judge Wiieur - '',a "a :
49, pu.ha,s at East Providence.
The meeting OF the Justicss in vaca
L~,,,a vfil be an unusual proceeding ou'
ftns strange questions that have a1ser
I-f,,,a tina VACANCY occurred would appear
80 t,.sttfy the course taken by the mayo'
land governor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
PRETTY
GIRLS KISS
DEvERY
Round Dozen Of Beauties Sa-
Iutad Ex. Chief While HG Talks
In tho Rain.

New York. July 3o.--willfam S. Dew
cry promises TO outrivaf Captain Hobson
for kissing honors before his mayoralty
campaign is closed. He attended a pic
mic OF the Joseph r. Decker command
OF the Spanish American war veterans
at IAEzaris park. Staten island. last even
ing. was kissed by a dozen OF Staten
Islands comeliest young women, and ex-
pressed himself as proud OF the honor
More than three thousand persons at
tended the picnic Devery was escorted
from the Rosebank station to the picnic
grounds by band and Company I. OF the
Seventy first regiment. Rain began 10 faI
soon after he arrived. but he held an i'm
promptu reception I'm the dancing pavil-
ion. II was here he was kissed.
After the reception and kisses he made
"A speech. standing i'm an open space
with the rain pouring down on him and
drenching him to the skin.
lie told his hearers that he was going
tn run for mayor. but that ne did not
want anything out OF politics. He said
that he wanted the young men OF Staten
Island on his side. and ne promised with
great gusto 10 give them a fair day-e
work for a fair days pay. He referred
TO his war record as follows:
II passed through the civfl and Span
sh-American wars. During the civil war
j was a cook on n boat and hsfped 10
build Sandy Hook. Any man In this
Seventy-frst regiment mat went 10 the
front is better entitled TO be called gen
eral than that little man at the head OF
tho police department. He Is a flower
pot general You never mind Nick
Muller or Buriee or Sport Murphy. II
1 am elected Staten Island win get
what's canning 10 ~ -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
IN DEN OF BEASTS


New York, July 3o.--Wsth caseful OF
lions and lionesses as witnesses nalt
dozen young folks wounded with Cupids
arrow will be pronounced q quarter OF
dozen at Coney Island on the nixht cf
Aug. 8. A wedding present or *iVo VIII
De given TO each OF the brides. X the
lions do not dine FIRST there will be gay
welding supper after the ceremony.
The managers advertised for maids
and bachelors win hearts that beat as
one and the courage To stand In the IL
ons' cage while daring minister should
coupie them There were many answers
but only three acceptances up 70 GATE
II is distinctly understood that the Wit
nesses are not 10 be permitted the old
time privilege Of kissing the brides
The persons to be married are William
II. NewSamod. OF No. as Bergen street
and Miss Isabel Trimmer. OF No. 81 Ser
Gen street, Brooklyn; Richard f. Hirch-
ner and Miss Elizabeth Mutz, OF No lot
Troy avenue, Brooklyn. and jay Conway
and Miss Minnie Schue. OF Coney Isl-
and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30

Among the labor unions tonight there
,sviii be three meetings. one OF the buiie.
fng and Trades council, anothsr OF us
Iron Moldsrs and third, the I'm anu
8beet Iron Worke<a - -, q,
Sheir rooms and transacted MUCH routine
busfnoss At this meeting three pew
Lcapdidates were received. Ihe LADoI
6oay cammittee reported on uniforms Tor
The parade on mat day me ulion rhIts h
Sostur1Ds and to have complete lnsoa'
~ %sssnsnster hotel and Palm Gar
I4len OF <s Chapel street under the man
asnted q union house card from the Wait
6rs' union. Local No. "a. and is worthy Oh
Ehe suuport OF ogganizcd labor.
IL last the strike OF tho Journeymen
Iborssshoers sesms In fair way OF set
ifismanf. II was hoped chat tho masters
would appoint an arbitration committee
.nst uiwfu a. their meeting, and there "a
= possibility that this committees WI soon
he a reality with the strike settled bS
MONDAY at least. The union has always
been ready to meet the masters more than
half way, but u Is only now that the
ma sfers have shown any desire at all "a
conn TO torms. This willingness seems
90 be due 20 the effectiveness of the boy
cott yyhsch has been in force for n
week now Prospects Of an early settle
znent OF the strike ore 50 favorable that
the union holds q special meeting AZ ba
today to discuss ways and means. and
also 20 transact eoDe important buslness
conoeru3ng the situation. Agent Hack
at has been untiing In his efforts and
Appears 10 have something up his sleeve
m the way OF surprises for the union to-
night
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
TAKES
IT VERY
CALMLY
Martin Ebelt, Confessed MUIR
dsrsr, Seems TO Think Lille
Of Crime.

New York. July s0.-Calmiy smoking
cigarette. Martin EbeIt, the seif-conreesed
slayer OF his bride OF year. Augusta
Ebelt, was taken from police headouar-
ters at Mount Vernon yesterday and
locked up In the Westche~ter county jail
at White Plains 10 await the action OF
the grand jury.
He was handcuffed to Sergeant Walter
Grant during the trip 10 the jail, and on
reaching there was turned over 90 War
Den Stafford who had him carefully
searched and then locked him up In mur-
derers' row on the third tier OF the jail.
Ebelt occupies cell q whore Edgar
Charming Burns, who ~ now serving
life sentence in Sing Sing for the murder
OF Station Agent Bellows, OF Scarsdale'
was confined
Never before In the history OF the
White Plains jail has such a cool and
stolidly indifferent murderer been locked
up there. He talks very little, but when
questioned ne tells tho same story as he
gave to the coroner at the inquest Not
since he has been under arrest has he
shown any sorrow for his deed. and de-
ctares he has forgotten all about his
wife.
Previous to his being taken TO White
Plains. Marun was visited py nlS s'slei
Mrr. Nellie Mitchell, who wept almost
continually while talking TO him.
''oh. Martin" she walled, why did you
do such thins1 Why did you Kill such
a wornanY Why didn't you leave herr
The boyish-looking murderer gaxed in.
tenty upon the tear~stained face OF his
sister, and. as be patted her afrectionate-
ly on tho shoulder. ropliedi
Newer mind, Sis IL Is all right. an
ready for anything. ] couldn't stand her
treatment any longer. That was the
whole trouble"
Judge Sydney A. syms. Ebelt's ooun-
sci, after n conference with the slayer
said that his defence would be insanity,
and a strong fight would be made to save
tho prisoners life.
The westohsster county grand jury
will not consider the case until October
after which Ebelt will be given a speedy
trial.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
FIND
THIS
PAPER
You May Be Able to Got a
Great Big Price for This
Manuscript on Chess.

Ithaca, July So-willard F1ske. Cor
nelrs first librarian, is in Copenhagen
searching for lost manuscript on chess
that has been missing for Is years An
anonymous article appeared In the Lon
don Craftsman Sept. Is, l7ss concerning
the game OF chess.
william Cosby was then governor of
New York colony, and at his suggestion
the Rev. Lewis Rou. pastor or the most
important Huguenot church In America
and an expert In the game Of chess, pom
ned a. reply 10 this article, exposing the
authors ignorance OF the game. This
was never published.
Rou's original manuscript existed as
late AS 1855 Al that time MIR. Fiske, an
enthusiastic follower or Chase, borrowed
the manuscript copy from DR. George
Henry Moore at that time Librarian OF
the New York Historical society. and AZ
terward OF the Lenox library.
Several years after DR.. Moore's death
search was made for the manuscript, but
in vain DR. Moores collection had beer
scattered by auction IN America and IL
Europe.
Prof. Fiske became possessed with q
great desire for the missing manuscript
and determined TO find IT.
For MANI ytais no heE oSoh Hs"S -
Europe and during all this time he has
been carrying on quiet yet persistent
hunt through the archives and libraries
Of the large cities OF the continent
In the meantime. to make his searcf
thorough, he has commissioned Mr.. Har
ris. the present librarian OF cornell uni
versity. to carry on his search In this
country. Thus two continents have beer
plotted out In order to secure vommt
OF value only on account OF It's rareness
Mr.. Harris has sent out notice TO the
librarians in this country concerning tht
brochure. but he has offered no reward
and does not contemplate so doing. The
sought-for manuscript Is a thin quartt
volume OF twenty-four CLOSELY WRITER
pages.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
ALFONSO
AIDS
.RAMPOlLA
The Spanish Cardinals VIII
Vote In a Solid Body for
RampeIIa.

Rome, July 9o.-The Spanish cardinals
caucussed yesterday and decided to vote
solidly for Rampolla. The meeting was
who presided.
The session was stormy because a few
cardinals. with Cariist tendencies, dis
liked pledging themselves 10 Rampolla,
but King Alronsos wish, conveyed
through vivesytuto. brought them into
line. This means eight solid votes for
Rampolla-
Harrero. the Archbishop OF Valencia.
was unable 10 vote. lie Is tll and the
prospect is that he win be unable 10 at
tend the conclave.
Rampolls's friends are hopeful and ju-
bilAnt over the solidihcation OF the Span
ish vote. The king Is aiding Rsmpolla
through gratitude, because Rampolla be
| friended his mother, Christina, against the
| Carlists and others during her regency.
on the other hand, the Quirinal is seek
| ing To undermine its enemy. Rampola.
| BY manifesting unusual respect for the
vatican and the church. Theatres con
| tinue 10 be closed and public music has
been stopped as a tribute OF respect to
| the mourning church. The perfects ~
/ the greatest liberty to eccliastical ceie
hrations and when invited TO mourning
/ services. are invariably attending The
/ Italian troops about the vatican are open
| ~ fraternizing with the papal guards foI
the first time
The vatican choir was invited and at
! tended the Humbert memorial services
/ today IN the royal chapel. at which the
4 king and queen were present Marguerite
/ and her mother informed their friends
that they would like 60 see the next pope
/ driving on Pincian hill as In olden times
! Oregalia. who is man Of surprises. oi
/ Capecelatro. who Is n patriot VIII. VI
elected. cease to be The prisoner OF IN,
vatican" The Italian papers accuse Car
/ dinal Gibbons of intriguing and LEADING
the opposition against the election of ar
| Italian pope.
The truth Is that Gibbons IL remaining
extremely quiet. merely keeping Informed
on the general situation. u IN believed
he will vote for Nannutelli Certainly
Gibbons is the most conspicuous foreign
cardinal In Rome The papers are full
The cardinals yesterday received the
plans % the rooms or cells assigned te
them for the conclave. Zach will have
three small rooms, one for himself. one
for his secretary and one for n servant
Gibbons cell number is - II is on the
second ioUr ~ the Court ~ ST Damascus
} IN the vatican.
The cardinals and their friends viii as.
, semble on Friday at 4 o clock 20 say good
, bye before entering the conciave ~ b II
is believed there win be only three bal
lots. az the wi-eacres are deolartng tha'
: the election win result on tho third ballot
Rome expects 90 know the name o,
Leo's successor BY Saturday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
MINOR THHTS

A tool house belonging 10 George "a.
Martin Of a Chester avenue was entered
by meana OF a duplicate kay last night
Carp~nters tools were stolen as follows;
From Peter Osburg. coS Douglas avenue,
fo tbe value OF 80: Mel Mckay, A. Man
street. t2bo: Edward W. Freeman. ls
waldo street. 81
A bronze stuffing box. valued AZ so,
was stolen from the premises of the
yxhode Island Elevator and Machine com
pauyse shop. n Calender street. last nlgtt
THOMAS "a. Lyman of 90 Jackson street
r~porfr that his bicycle. valued AZ So was
stolen from In front OF 2ls Westminster
street this noon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
LARGEST CLOCK IN the WORLD.

Milwaukee, Wis, July 3o.-The greatest
clock IN the world. the dial OF whieh VIII
he ZOO feet in diameter 10 being built
herc for use at the Louisiana purchase
exposition next year Only the hands and
machinery are being made for the dial Is
TO be a brilliant bed OF flowers. The clock
will be placed on the side OF the hiil
north Of the agriculture building The
minute hand will be 80 feet long. At night
the time piece Will be Illuminated with
1000 inCandescent lights.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
STOP SEAL SHOOTING.
Capt. Nice Complains That American and
Canadian Fishermen Arc Sbosting Seals.

washington. July so-Capt. II. II. Nice
agent for the North American CONNER
cial company at Dutch HaIoor. AiaskS,
who IL here. charges the nshermen OF,
Of seals on the Pribyloff Islands
He says American and CANADIAN nsner, ,
mon naasquerade under Japanese nags ana
ehoot seals instead Of spearing, wnicn
causes the bodies to sink so rapidly mat
many are killed TO no purpose. Thiie the
shooting disturbs the breeding.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
RETURNED TO WORK.
Striking Drivers Of the n. Y. Transfer Co
Seem 10 Be Satisfied.

New York July So.-The drivers OF the
New York Transfer company. who went
on strike yesterday, resumed work today,
their demands for recognition OF their
union having been granted.
General Manager Draper OF the trans
fer company said; "A satisfactory under
standing has been reached and contract
has been signed with the union.
Much baggage has Accumulated. but IL
wiz be cleared away IN a few hours. y
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
MACHINISTS

There will he an open meeting OF the
Machinists OF Providence on Tuesday
Evening. Aug ith. 1903, in Labor Temple
Hall. corner Washington and Mathewson
streets. william II. Shaw of Washington.
n. G.. will address the meeting. Business
Of Importance in which you are interested
will he transacted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
FINANCIAL NEWS


Wall street. July @-The stock market
opened Irregular. Amalgamated Copper.
a2A; Atchison. e2st: Baltimore n Ohio.
s5ss Brooklyn Transit, As: Canadian Pa
ciic. l2s Erie. 2sls; do frst preferred. s;
Louisville. lO4A: Manhattan, l32h; Mis-
souri, Pacific. sS%; New York Central.
l2lA; Ontario 4 Western. 2Sh; Pennsyi-
vania. Ia; Reading. 491s Rock Island.
24Js: St Paul. 142A; Southern Paoifc.
az: Southern Railway. 2ilh; Union Pa
einc, 751a; do preferred 7s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
COLUMBIA LEAVES,

Newport, r. l., July @-The ex-eup
defender Columbia left here this morning
in tow OF the tender Park City for CITY
leland. where she will be laid up for the
sea son. -.
The Reliance and Constitution are stil
at their noorings In the outer harbor, and
will remain here for some time 10 tune -.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
HOW MUCH DO you WELSH ?

Chicago. July S0.--At the convention
Of the Union Made Garment Makers
association. which ended last night. IL was
decided to adjust prices to accord with
the size Of the garment Thus q man
weighing 1870 pounds might be able 10
buy his suit for $40 while the man whose
avoirdupois would measure ESQ pounds,
might be charged s1b.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
INEFFECTIVE As YET

New Britain. Conn, July @-while
strike has been declared against the AM
erican Hardware corporation or this city
by the national body OF the Molders
union there IL little sign OF IL about the
factories and streets Less than 30 mold
ers about one-fourth OF the number en-
ployed, Quit work today The strikers
committee say they will have all the
molders out by Saturday night. Their
grievance r. over a question OF wages.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
RECEIVED SHOCK.
LANES C. Kausagh Sustained q Sca'1
Wound al ]. 4. Foster Co.

I.rnas C. Kavanaugh. OF 29 Friend
NO straet. employed at J. A. Foster 81
.~-n,anvs~ rtore. cor7er Weybosset and
norrrpcs streets, sustained scalp
wound while repairing a small electric
f,~Ssnr this morning He was leaning
over the motor. with his head close 10
st when he recefved shock and feii'
uer4king against the motor wath sueh
force as TO make him unconscious ior
10 minutes. He was taken 10 .he rNhou'
Isinpd hospital
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
iDjuO6tD BANKRUPT.

poston, July s.--Frederiok NJ. Tucksr
ana Tracey Tucker. - the Y. NJ Tucker
u M eD state street, have been al
$500 bankrupt Ten days II given m
iGo6oh 20 Ole schedules
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
SIS. NLYfloMER STRANDED.

Liverpool July so-The Dominion line
steamer Maynower. Capt. Muir. stranded
today on leaving the .Mersey for Boston.
her voyage tonight. N An examination of
her. which IL now being made, shows that
Aha sustained no damage
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
SCHOONER SAVES WOMAN

Rooliand Ne. July M-News was
brought here today by the steamer Vinai
r7awen that altar being adrift In a dory
81 hours and blown 7s miies out 20 soa
during the gale of Monday. MIRA Garter
Of Monroe Island. formerly Miss Clare
pease OF Bangor. WIS picked up yester-
Hay afternoon by a fshing schooner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
ARRIVAL Of OCEAN STEAMERS.

At New York-Steamer Teutonio from
liverpool Graf waldersee from Ham
burg. -
At Naples--Hohenzollern from New
York for Gsnoa (and proceeded.)
Al LAverpool-Majestic. from New
Yorf: seth, Iuronia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
HAk6eB HIMSELF.

Cambridge. Mass. July sd. wer-
ren Ellis. well known wholesale pro
duce dealer az 2l Merchants row, Boston
hanged himself today at his home IN
North Cambridge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
TWO SHlMROKS SPIN.

New York. July s-nrom steam Yacht
Erin. via ne Forrest Wirelers)-The
Shamrocks left Sandy Hook ~ 10 o'clock
today in a l1-knot west wind. wlth eplen-
did racing conditions. and ran OF shore
under their own saiL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
. Ex-Div.

LOST-A GOLD HUNTING CASE
watch. plain fiat sides. with light chain
for its return 70 Otis r. Cfapp, City En-
gineers Office. City Hall
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30
New York Stock Mark,l.

Reported for The News by N. CURTIS
FLETCHER q CO., street door. banisah
Building.