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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-10-08

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Cotton Is quoted today at 8 S-4 for
middling.
Mr. w D Bryan was in town yes
tefday from Taft.
RevJ E Dunlop of Georgetown
was in town Monday.
FL Wilcox, Esq, was here yes
Z &erdaysto atteud reference case.
Ell Hirsh, Esq. visited Columbia
( this week on professional business.
w L Bass Esq, is spending sever
I'll days in town this week on busi-
ness.
Mr. s Marcus has something to
) say to our readers in this issue.
Read his ad and save money.
CAPTAIN W@RFunk has returned
from Glenn Springs. We are glad
to learn that his health is much
simproved.
Mr. J. Il Barrow Swho has the con-
tract for repairing the front gable
.oftLe court house, has the work
nearly completed.
Owing to q rush of communicate
Ions coming In at the eleventh hour
We had to cut short the local COL
! umn this week.
Mr. M F Heller has returned
frvm st. Louis, where he went last
week to purchase q lot Of stock.
Watch his ad.
Miss Annie Dyer of Charleston,
passed through town yesterday
going to Indiantown to visit the
family of Mr. w s Brockinton.
At the meeting of the board of
county commissioners Monday Mr.
& w w Lynch was elected superin-
tendent of the chain-gang, vice j s
Brunson resigned.
The following county pension
board was elected Monday: D E
Gordon, Fl H Kinder, g ] Graham,
HO Britton and DR. w l. Wallace,
medical adviser.
In its quarterly statement pub
8 ]ished this week the Bank of King
/. stree makes remarkably fine
showing, better than ever before in
its history.
The contract for building the
fence (wosden, not iron) around the
court house square was let at pub
I lie outcry Monday to Mr. p A Ais
brook for $72, his being the lowest
bid.
a We are requested to remind all
Interested or concerned that the
Reunion of Go. G., 18th s. G. Regi-
ment, will be held at Indiantown
church on next Tuesday, the 18th
October, 1903.
On account of the illness of one
of the jurymen the Tillman trial
was at .standstill Monday and
Tuesday. A full account OF last
weeks proceedings will be found in
THE RECORD this week.
Mr. Charles @ Burgess, who has
been clerking in DR. D c Scott's drug
store for several years past, left
Tuesday to attend Massey's busi-
uess college at Columbus, Ga. Mr.
Burgess has about as many friends
Is any young man in town, and
while his depal ture is sincerely re-
gretted he has their kindest wishes
for his success in whatever avo-
cation he elects to pursue. l.
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The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

prevailing In this
S because so decep-
tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused by
it-heart disease,
pneumonia, heart
failure or apoplexy
are often the result
of kidney disease. II
kidney trouble is al
lowed to advance the
kidney p is oned
blood will attack the
vital organs or the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22
Un aTtiSta

Como habrdn podido observar nues-
tros habitualcs lectores, esta empresa,
ha empe2ado 4 publican una galeria de
fotograbados que sera tan extensa, CO.
mo nuestros amigos 10 dcseen.
is nuestro pror6sito dar 4 conocer
ell retroto de honbres de yaler en- ell
pals
Leyantese ell Ateneo como F6nix de
sus ceniZas, surjan centros de instruc-
ci6n, leyautense escuelas, anfmese { los
i6venes intelectuales que Sc leyantan,
tributemos un recuerdo a los intelte-
tuales que yiven, sin reservas mena-
les, Y tributemos un recuerdo los
que fueron.
Los fotograbados que ofreeenos al
p0blico son hechos por ell h&bil artista
seHor Damaso Alfonso.
\ respecto 4 este modesto artista al
go diremos en- su oportunidad porque
bien 10 merece.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22
Ell 20 tuVO Iugar en- Ponce ell en-
ti0rO de Ia sonora COnChita
Gambia de ViVaS.
Esa desgracia ha Ilevado ell Iuto
a muchas famiIias.
(Dentteatro co,Teapo1tsaD

'1'e ''t''"''" '"' |o"f"|'N''t/
Aver, las ocho de la manana, tuvo
lugar ell entierro de la Sra dona Con
cepci6n Gambia, joven esposa de nues-
tro amigo don Eugenio Vivas, con
quien contrajo matrimonio no hacfa
aun cuatro meses, La Sra. de Wives
falleci6 ell sabado por la manana, des-
pu6s de nueye diez dias de enferme-
dad.
La premature muerte de esa j6ven
ha llenado de sentimiento| 1 muchos
corazones: la muerte lie sorprendi6 en-
su luna de miel dentro de la edad en-
que la vida Sc nos ofrece como rico
panal de miel
Dios haya acoiido su alma en- ell seno
de los iustos reciban todos los deu-
dos de la malograda joven la expire
sion de nuestro p6same mas sentidO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22
CABLEC CRAMAS
Ell CZAR

New York, Stbre. %, 1. P. M.
Dicen de San Petersburgo que por
tercera veg Sc ha negado ell Gar &
recibir en- audiencia a una comisi6n de
revolucionarios procedentes de Bull
garia.
. Sc cree que Nicolas rehusa recibir-
les para evitar quejas de Turqufa, que
pudicran ser aprovechadas por Alema-
MIA e Inglaterra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22
AVISO IMPORTANTE

Sc venden en- Santurce, caIle Hor-
miguero, frente al Condado, dos bue-
mas casas, frescas, con solar propio y
q un cuarto de hora de San Juan, en-
tire las paradas II y Is. Y Sc toma
en- negocio, una fnca de % 8 30 cuer-
das de terreno radicadas en- Aguas
Buenas, en- Guaynabo 8 Carolina. Las
casas producer en- alquiler 500 Para
mas informes dirigirse 4 su dueno Juan
NJ. Pena.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22
NO ES GRAVE
New ork Stbre /:

New York Stbre % / P. M.
Con motive de haberse dicho en- Gu
ba que reinaba una epidemia sospe-
chosa en- Daiquirf, ell gobierno orden6
que aqu6lla fuese investigada por una
comision de m6dicos, la cual afirma
que no hay tai epid6mla Y que 10 que
81 exlste es un gran n1mero de traba-
ladores de las minas padeciendo de fe-
bres palddicas.
Sc trata de com6stir ALI ell palu-
dismO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22
FLIP a S

New York, Stbre. p |. P. M
Dicen de Manila que los moros de
Mindanao han sido batidos por fuer-
zas americanas, haci6ndoles retirar al
interior.
Los moros intentaron incendiar una
aldea, 10 cual fu6 evitado 4 tempo por
la columna que les persigui6 causan-
dole algunas baias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22
EL CZAR NICOLAS

New York Stbre % p. NJ
Con motive de las 6rdenes radicales
dictadas por ell Gar Nicolas III este Sc
ha captado grandes odios entire ell ele-
mento obrero.
T6mense disturbios Y Sc han hecho
algunas detenciones.
Reina inusitado panico entire la po-
blaci0n hebrea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22
Sc VENDE

Una fnca rdstica en- la carretera
central, kil6metro II con casa para ia
milia dependencia, Is cuerdas de
paste con buenas cercas.
Sc vende tambi6n un juego compile
to de muebles fnos, maderas detacha-
do y hGcar de todas clases, caballos de
paso fno y de brancal, un coche de dos
asientos, carros, titles de labranza Y
veinte yuntas de bueyes.
Para informes: Dirijirse don Car
los H. Blondet.
Rio-Piedras, P. R. 30 Y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22
RECUERDESE QUE LAS DISTR8UCION GRATIS
5S P0R UA SOLO DD,-IJEYES, "a De SEP
TIEMBRE EN- la tARMACIA De M. GUILLERMETY.
HEMnRRnlnES lhL LMnRRAMASl GnM pGAznM

Cualquiera que sufra de esta terri
BILE playa de Hemorroides con pica2on
. de Eczema, podra apreciar ell alivio
Immediate y cura permanente que re-
sulta de la aplicacion del Ungiento
de Doan Nunca falla Proc6rese
una muestra gratis en- la fecha y lugar
arriba hjados,
Rec6rtese este anuncio y desc el
nombre del peri0dico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22
NOtiCiaS generates

LCNsEIo A LAS MADREs Il taraLs ealmanss'
sedor4 Winslow debe usarse alpe que los nnes
eStau en- e peiadc dc Ia denticon Poporciona aliVle
nrnsciat. al pequeho paciente produce nn sSeno nA-
n,e Siva allegro Is muy agradabie paladaT, calms
ii nino a6anda rncias, aliva sus dolores haes u
ggIA las Funciones del eStoms 60 zeguH os thfe-ahoS
~ - @ $50 remedic tonocdo para Is diaAre2 va pre-
-. .%,5s ta la deutcion de crA4e!esa etEs esnaaa
4ssryasr zsucho caidaao pcdr 2 3EahF @@ssASSS
SIt - - VgssEtc .. So 81 major IA tcdaA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22
DuICGS en- aImibar

DuIces en- almibar de varias classes
y tabacos y cigarrillos Sc venden al la
do del Ayuntsmiento casa n1mero 80
frente 4 Ia Plaza Principal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22
POR MAS DE- SESENTA AROS.

xAMMu1O ANT1Gs 10 Y BIMN PRoBADOs
Ell JARABE CALmANCE DE LA SRA. WINSLOW
ssado por, AILLoNES DE MADREs para aus hjoa en- "a
PaslODo DE DENrICIoN, con EXIT0 COMPLETO. TRAN
9OlLlAA lA CR1ATURA, ABLANDA Las ENCIAs, ALIvIA
g--Doa Los DOLORES, CURA Ell CoLIco vENToso. ei
eJoS snasdio l& DIARREA De vsnSA BOTICAs
Esl nando sntoro Pedid,
HI IARABE CALNANTE ok LA SRA. WINsLOW
Nc AoEPTER oTRC
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22
GRATIS! GRATIS!
PARA LOS QUE ADOLECEN
DE LOS RlNONES.
Una Oportunidad Digna de su
AtenCion.

81 padece Nd. de los rinones 8 de
culaquiera otra dolencia que origine
de la acci0n irregular de los rinones
Il 6rganos urinarios debe serle de inte-
res esta oferta.
En- ell progreso de la ciencia m6dica,
los rinones, como 0rgano de la mayor
importancia 4 la salud humana, no han
pasado desapercibidos.
All tratar la atenci6n de va. tai
cura como las Pildoras de Foster para
los RinOnes, tenemos bien en- cuenta
que otras preparedness similares no
han dado cl buen resultado que pro-
clamaran y estamOs en- la conviction
de que no existe ning1n otro remedio
para las dolencias de los Rinones, Gu
va ctcacia pueda igualarse la de las
PlldOras de Foster para los RinOnes,
sOsteniendOnos mas en- tai aserci0n ell
hechO de las muchas cartas que cons
tantemente recibimOs Ell testimoniO de
10 que estan realizando en- bien de Ia
humanidad, Dorsos yiejos y j6yenes
Sc estan constantemente librando de
peremnes dolores Y otrOs muchos de-
bilitados cstrellados, contraidos y
enconryados los ha fortalecidO, les ha
QdNO Nl8Oi e lulQnuluO uueNd Nlud.
Con un medicamento de tai natura-
leza, una oferta como esta puede ha,
cerse sin vacilacion, pues 81 bien es
verdad que perdemos ell plomo que le
regalamos 4 Nd., nos hacemos de un
nueVo amigo que nos ayuda 4 realizar
Ia venta de muchos mas.
p0MOS EATEROS
dc las Pildoras de Foster para los Ri
nones Sc distribuir6n gratis 4 todas las
personals que sufran con achaques de
los rinones, en- la direction que Sc fila
mas ade,ante. I'll que primero llegue
primero Sc atiende y t6ngase presente
que es esta la dnica oportunidad que
Sc ofrece.
TGngase tambi6n en- cuenta que no
es este un pomo de muestra, sin6 que
es ell envase ordinario de las PiIdoras
de Foster para los Rinones. Los nj
nos estln excludes de esta distribu-
con.
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SOCi8dad PrOteCtora de M8ndigoS

En- Junta ceIebrada por esta socie-
dad fueron nombradas vOcales de las
Juntas del primero y segundo Distrito
las senoras v senoritas siguientes; Sra.
viuda de ValleciIlo, dona Candida j
dc Igaravidez y scnoritas Mercedes
Acha, Carmen Bededo Jeigel y Ange
la Egozcue.
En- la misma Junta Sc acordo dar &
los pobres una pasta de jab6n para ell
aseo de su persona Y rOpas.
Las cuenta presentada por la senorita
Tesorera, en- la Junta celebrada ell 3
del mes actual, sobre ell estado de los
fondos de la sociedad en- aquella fecha
es como sigue:
La suscripciones cobradas en- Agos-
to por mes de Julio produjo s 265.07
Los gastos de Agosto im-
portarOn : 23t.66
Sobrante s 7.19
Con ell sobrante EN- 10. de
Agosto de 37.88
Qued6 para Septiembre 5 1907
Sc administrator 1916 raciones en-
Agosto.
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A Y | S 0

La Direction de Carload recibira en-
su ohcina, calle de Allen mum. 3. ell
proximo sabado, 26 del corriente mes,
q las diez de la manana, proposiciones
para ell seryicio de suministros 4 las
instituciones de Carload por los meses
que restan del ano econ6mico en- curse;
de los artlculos que continuation Sc
expresan, sugetandOse 4 las condicio-
nos siguientes:
lei Director, en- cumplimiento
del articulo % del Reglamento, Sc re-
serva la facultad de rechazar cualquie-
ra de las proposiciones y solo aceptara
aqu6llas que, combinando buena cali
dad con precios modicos, convenga
mas 4 los intereses de los estableci-
mientos.
2.-Cada proposition debe ser acom-
panada de la muestra del articulo, Y ell
que sea elegido Sc guardara, renovan-
dose de un mes para otrO, con objeto
de comparar la calidad eyitando asl ell
enyio dc clase inferior la estipulada
Como Sc obseryara en- la relaci6n
de alimentos, unos seran entregados
mensualmente, 4 mas tardar ell dia Ill
timo, otros por semana y algunos dia
riamente. Para que haya puntualidad
en- ell seryicio, la direction hara sus
pedidos 4 los respectivos comerciantes
del dia 20 al % de cada mes.
Serd1t c1atregados utea8ualDleute
Harina eGold MedaIa
or SPillsbury9 ........ 13, 800 hbras
Arroz ..... .......... ... 640O
HabichueIas coIoradas... 2l00 "
Id. blancas .... 1910
(TarbanZos. ..... ...... 1880
Az1car Central segunda) 2l50
Manteca (de cerdo) ..... 1865
Cafe ...... ...,....,... $50
Bacalao ........ ........ 500
Serda eatrega8o5 seua,a0/De,lte en-
co11cenjda proportt0n
Papas (mensualmente).... 2I5o
Cebollas (mensualmente). 800
Nerd ontrcgada diariau,c,,tc q,
conceniaa prop0rcj6n
Leche..., ........'..... 5000 ctllos.
Enti6ndase que las cantidades ex-
| preSadas no son eXactas; pues obede
cen al mayor menor n6mero de ash
lados; pero las modifcaciones son STEM
pre- muy pequenas. FL objeto de hacer
un calculo aproximado es para que los
comerciantes tengan una base para sus
operaciones.
Las conducciones son por cuenta de
| la Direction de Carload.
Francisco R, G0ellaga,
Acting Director of Charities
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AGENTEs SoLIGTTADOBEs
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Francisco R. Goenaga,
Acting Director of Charities
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-31
THE HARRINGTON PUBLISHING Co.

merged wreck and at half-past one o'clock this morning sank. The crew and two passengers of the schooner took to the vessels small boats, after being buffeted by the heavy seas all night and part of to-day, were rescued by Captain Paterson, of the Sandy Hook life saving crew, who were lowed out to the boat one mile off Galilee by the New York Yacht clubs committee boat Navigator, on which was c. Oliver Iselin, managing owner of the yacht Reliance and Herbert c. Leeds. The survivors reached Sandy Hook at half-past two o'clock this afternoon on board the Navigator apparently in good condition and later were brought by the same vessel to this city. It is believed the schooner will be total loss.
 Those rescued were: Captain A. w. Frost, Portland, Me. First Mate John H. Smiley, Boston; Second Mate Charles Johnson, Baltimore. Steward Preston Grover, and his wife. Tenants Harbor. Me. MT. and Mrs. N. G. Masiiou. New York, passengers, the latter sister of Captain Frost The crew: George W. Coffin. Nantucket. Mass. Henry Roth, New York. Michael Halversen, Norway. Gus Franklin, Finland. Michael Halsen. Finland.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-31
TRY TO HOLD UP TRAIN.
Detectives Frustrated Daring Attempt
 iu Montana.

Havre. Montana, Aug. 3G.-It has been
 learned here that an attempt was made Friday night to hold up the west-bound flyer of the Great Northern near Malta.
 The attempt was frustrated by detec-
 tives riding on the engine. Three sus-
 picious-looking characters, believed to
 be members of the gang of Harvey To-
 gan, alias "Kid' Curry, boarded the
 train and two of them started to climb over the tender, when they were dis
 covered by the officers, who covered them with guns and ordered them off. They promptly slid off the side of the tender, disappearing in the darkness. For three days the train crews, mail crews and express agents on passenger trains between Glasgow and Havre have been heavily armed and a score of detectives have been riding up and down the line. 4.$g s,t. ,ses.sss, : Several days ago the company receiv-
 ed what it considered reliable inforna- ton that Harvey Logan was back in Montana and would attempt a hold-up.
 Malta Is but few miles from Wagner, the point where the Great Northern hold-up occurred two years ago. Logan
 escaped from the county jail at Knox
 vile. Tenn, on June 27 last, while
 awaiting removal to the Columbus. o.,
 penitentiary. sst.s&
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-31
II. DE WITTE PROMOTED.
Great Russia n Financ,er Becomes Presi,
 dent of Manisters, Committee.

Great Russian Financ,er Eeco mes Presi-
 dent of M lintsters, commtttee.
 St. Petersburg, Aug. 3O imperial |rescript, dated August 29, is published appointing Minister of Finance De Witte. president of the committee of ministers. The rescript at the same time entrusts him with the work of bringing to a speedy successful eonclu- son the negotiations for the Russo-Ger- man commercial treaty, and with the continued supreme direction of the min- istry of finance in order that his close acquaintance with the requirements of Russia commerce and industry may be fully utilized.
 The Official Messenger announces the appointment of M. Pleske, director of the Imperial state bank, as minister of finance.
 The position of president of the cont mittee of ministers is one Of great honor. but M. DeWitte's future infiu- ence is regarded as problematical and his promotion is considered a triumph, for the Plehve interest.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-31
& 5 LABOR UNION OATHS.
Rev. pr. Raart Declares No Catholic
 Can Keep some of Them. G

Marshall. Mich. Aug. 3O.-Rev. pr. F. A. Baart, rector of St. Mary's church of this city to-day in sermon on educa- tion said that no Catholic could consist ently take or keep the oath of some la Dor unions. and he mentioned particu- larly the Typographical union, part of whose oath he quoted as follows:
 Il hereby solemnly and sincerely swear that my fidelity to the Typo graphical union, and my duty to the members thereof, shall in no sense be |interfered with by any allegiance that I may now or hereafter owe to any oth- CT organization, social, political or re- ligious."
 Father Baart said that this oath places the union before the church and before the state, and distinctly im- peaches the loyalty and Catholicisity of those who take such an ath. Possibly the leaders may not have realized the full force of the words they used in their oath, he said, but, whether they did or not, every patriotic citizen and every sincere, consistent Catholic should demand that such an oath be modified, and that the objectionable clause be cut out.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-31
4 LIVELY "sCAB.n
waterbury Trolley condnctor Fought
 Hard When Attacked.

Waterbury. Aug. 30.-Conductor Rus sell. non-union man employed on the Waterville line of the Connecticut Rail- way and Lighting Co. was assaulted last night by three unknown men at the Waterville terminus. Russell objected to being called 'scab," and the ruff fans evidently intended to punish him. The plucky conductor threw one of his assailants through the rear of the ear. knocked the other two sprawling on the floor and followed up his defense with right and left swings. until they cried E enough The three men beat a hasty retreat in the darkness. The police are working on the case.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-31
$1O, ,oOO, 900 SPENT.
Governments Appropriation of s5,-
 ooO. .ooO to Fair Now Available.

Washington. Aug. S0.- Secretary of the Treasury Shaw held conference in Chicago to-day with a committee of of f1cers and directors of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition company. and per- tected arrangements for his inspection of the worlds fair grounds at St. Louis on Tuesday next. 1... F..
 Secretary Shaw and the members of the committee will leave Chicago to- morrow evening. arriving at St. Louis Tuesday morning. The secretary will spend the forenoon in making an in sDection of the work done at the fair grounds.
 At the conference to-day the secretary was informed that within the coming week the exposition company will have expended sfO,00O0OO. Under the act of congress the government appropriation of s5-O00.00O becomes available as soon as the exposition company shall have expended $1O0G0.OO 900, The secretary goes to St. Louis to see for himself how the s10.oOO. 900 has been spent and to consider details of the plan of disburse- ment of the s5.0O0.600.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-31
STRIKE DECLARED OFF.
Troub,e in neriaen silver work, to be
 Adjusted During Week.

Meriden, Aug. 30.-The strike of fifty rouge buffers at Factory H of the Inter- national Silver company, which occur red on August 21st, because one of the employees of the department would not become a member of the Polishers' and Buffers union, was declared off at a meeting of the union on Saturday night. This action was taken on recommenda- tion of Fourth Vice President Flynn of the International union, who had con- ference with President Samuel Dodd of the Silver company Saturday afternoon. MT. Flynn assured the men that the cause of the difficulty would be satis- faetorily adjusted during the week, he receiving that assurance from the ex- ecutive head of the company. The decision to return to work was unani- nous and there is much rejoicing owing to the fact that general strike of the workmen in the company's shops was threatened.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-31
OUTLOOK FAD FoR YACHT RAGE.
High sea May Prevent the Yachts Going
 sz Ont. g5 s.z.s.s f.s s.4t... &

Sandy Hook, N. J.. Aug. S0.-The weather conditions tonight render it highly improbable that the Reliance and Shamrock will meet tomorrow. The northeast wind which continued all day abated but slightly towards even ing and at sunset was blowing twenty two miles an hour, the rain coming in blinding drifts and the sea running righ Captain Charles Barr of the Re- liance was ashore late in the afternoon and said that the probability was greatly against race, as even if the wind abated, the sea would be so high that the boats would not dare attempt it.
 New York, Aug. 30.-The local wealth CT bureau received the following des- patch from Washington at 10 o'clock tonight:
 .The wind over the international yacht race course Monday will be brisk to high and mostly northeast, with cloudy and possibly rainy weather"
 New York. Aug. 30. - Owing to the continued threatening weather it was announced at the New York Yacht club tonight that no decision as to whether there will be race or not tomorrow will be reached until ' o'clock to-mor- row morning when the regatta commit tee will meet, and having decided on racing or called off the race for the day will at once notify Sir Thomas Lipton aboard the Erin. - k
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ROUGH ON THE SOUND. !.
steameer Hampton Compelled to Put
 Back to New York

Steamer Hampton COmpeiieu 70 Eut
 Buck to New York.
 South Norwalk. Aug. SO During to- days heavy rain and wind storm the wreck of the schooner Willie L. Newton dristed about mile southwest of Greens rees light where she finally brought up on her anchors and pounded badly. At dark she appeared to be all right and will not drift Snuch more as the storm is moderating. Tug R. B. Little lay beside the Newton until the storm became too severe so two men were placed aboard the wreck to keep guard over her. The wrecker was ex- peeted yesterday, but is not looked now until the sea goes down, which may not be for many hours.
 Steamer Hampton plying between this port and New York had a rough time in the sound last night and finally she had to be put about, and the pass engers were landed at S1st street. New York city. When off Stamford the steamer had two stancions and a large door smashed in by the seas which came aboard. The passengers came here by train.
 During the day a number of small craft along the shore suffered damage.