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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
LOADED WITH LOOT
President Has Roceived Many Presents and the
Collection Continues to Grow in Size
and Variety

whether or not tho president
'trehsoontinentai tour may be, with
pfaprlssy. termed slaakst,p there
'caa be no question OF its being =
if'Junk tfins The baggage oar. Il
already fiiied with goods put aboard.
Ibnofe or less against tho presidents
wilt BY HE admirlnE fFiepda. ana
Ithefe are Htili a iafss uNnbsf Of
oouaitiss 90 be heard from.
n rhs things given the president
fnftspa al the way from sikH ant
lers 20 bowls knives. from Navajo
blahhots 10 horaahalr bridlea There
ate sust stacks Of Indian work
|mohaaains. belts, baskets ana pot
pert, Most Of the pottery Was CIV
Pm htm down In New Mexico by the
lMabloA These Red Men came 20
tha srain At the edge ~ evening
NSith enough bowls. platiers. plates.
lartmisrss and miscellaneous crock
erY Go start yauna couple IN the
housekeeping line The Fueblos
also Insisted upon giving him a loa Z
OF wasp bread" Wasp bread IL
made from the nests of one peculiar
Kind Of slim waistsd singer that
hangs around New Mexico TO make
things warm FOE those who believe
medicine r. wasp bread. ana the
president viii probably use n In hts
famiiy-if he loses his senses.
Down - Albuquerque they gave
The president fine Navajo blanket
with the picture Of the plain but re-
arNftibie squaw who MADE a. Thoy
also loaded him up. with n buckukiu
suit that he wouldn't appaar In for
second term. and hnraehalr bride
that was made by two eonvieta Ia
The p-nltrntiary one % the back
nlitars from the straight and mar
row haapenei 20 be = hofse-thlsf.
and for this reason ~ for me- other
tbs praaldent hnlked az fsc,ixinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

I In iEse, Lord punrRven brought
fAikgfie III over for the priEe. De.
fender. also built b. Herrcshaff. re.
taiHad the cup. although this was an
gnsafisfAet0ry race. Defender re-
eefsfns the decision on q foul Lord
DtmrAven'a conduct was such that
be Was expelled from honorary
aaefuberstip Ia the New YORK Yacht
club. ard SO intense @as the feel
ma stirred up that " seemed for
awhile that the British yachtmen
would quit dealing with their Amer
ican bFefhren
But Ssr ThoH Upton disragnraec
the sentiment IN his country. and
sn fses challenged for thu cup with
Shamrock T. lie was defeated BY
Columbia. but he returnsi In 1901
with Shamrock ". ard was again
defeated by Columbia
SIR T'hos, Idpt0u rtsnds h.-s 3
the estimation of the American
yaehsmen. He IL a true sport. fair
and clean In his methods Shan.
rock III has. OF course. been bull,
secretly. and the same cautinn Is be-
ing displayed In the construction OF
the defender. Reliance. Herein lies
tie seefsi OF the contests. Who can
build the faster boatf Herfeshaff.
=ass== Tseslis have t~sn winners
riwht along for America. hAa built
Reliance. and VIM. Fife. st.. butid
ct u sir Thos. Lptun'N other boats
built Shamrock I'll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
BUSY DAKS FOR THE
PRESIDENTS PHYSICIAN

tor had several cases Of nnamed
eyes TO treat. and when the train
vas IN the high altitudes. several
colds. caused By the rare air. called
Tor his attention. Then. when one
OF the newspaper men WAS thrown
on his head At Sharon Springs. Dr.
ftisSy reduced mis- EweiiinEu ana
black eya IN record breaking time.
and when one of the secret service
men was attacked by a mild form %
EaHtrftis. he brought ttn tack %
health without delay, Every morn.
ing at mb0at O'Clock Tom Light
foot. one o. the White House mes
ssnKera, Rosa through the train and
announces DIR. Rixsy Is IN his OF
flee and win see any OF his patients
that need attention"
The under.the- weat Their members
a the party then file back one by
one To ths car Texas, where IN state
room y the surgeon general ~ the
ns@J ss ready - give them the bene-
re Of his eperienca. Or niNey car.
fies n small apothseary ahop with
bin and dispenass his own medicines
most Of the time. Once IN a while.
when he comes across a case re.
curing a drug not commonly used,
he writes a prescription and II IL
filled at the first big town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

President Roosevelt manages 60 &c
a Eood daai Of routine Wcek az we'll
as a considerable amount Of reading
on his present trip in spite OF the
large number Of stops scheduled and
the larger number made each day
lie Il Just now reading 3oniarer :
House By White. and goes over
several OF the leading daily papers
whenever they are brought aboard
BY Postofiice Inspector Stone. who
has been dubbed the postmaster gen
erai by the party.
II the president ware only es-
neeted 70 appear az the scheduled
staps he would have = Hrsat deal
more time 60 himself than he does
haVs A Il u. the engines that are
pulling hia tnain over the contins
emit must have water every 80 miles,
aud coal nearly as frequently. and.
every time = stop IL made - take on
these naecsaAries. a crowd Of people
are waiting 60 shout Three cheers
Tor Roosevelt"
No matter Who II With him At the
time, the president always goes TO
the rear platform 10 acknowledge the
greeting.
II these people have taken sneugh
interest Ia me- % com. here nom
their homes. perhaps many miles
away. I certainly feel enough mtsrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

> the bfldia snow" no said 60 GOV
/ tfodiea Of the territory, when that
Official broke the glad tidinRH Of the
bride presentation % hom. ia like
10 draw the lius az demonstrating
4 can forgive n man fof murder, "a
times, for homicide may bs Iustt
liable. but really cant nes any
traces OF good in "a horae thief 1
cert slnly cannot taks that bride"
sbut. really" eNuontulated Gov.
frodae This wasn't such bad
casa Of horse stealing after all"
In spite 81 the presidents refusal
20 accept the bride, Il was found IN
his bags sKs car after the train left
Albuquerque some one Of his we'll
meaning territorial friends had slim
Wy tbrawn Il aboard.
A. Albuquerque tha president was
thfsstsnad with the pfsssntn ton Of
performing bear. but escaped lie
did not alude the gentleman with a
live badger Al sharon SprinFs KAN
sas, however for the cuts little britt
ter In on board the train and viii 20
back 20 Washington with the pres
ident. n n IL not Killed with kind
ness IN tho meantime.
While recording the presents 70
cctVrd. the silver and gold plates he
has been given should not be omit
ted These are all worth good
doal ~ money and generally contain
an inscription giving him the Pres
dom Of the city" A usual thing.
the Freedom Of the city IL a
pretty cheap present. but when II
couse on solid plate Of gold. Il IL
not - BE- deHpiEad.
President Roosevelt VIII probably
hand over to the National museum .
good many Of the presents he re-
cciYas on this trip II viii be Inn
possible Tor him 10 md place for
them NJ either the White House OF
his home Ca oyster hay.
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some THINGS NOT
ON The PROGRAM
The President Reads Few Books. Many News.
papers and Does Political Stunts
Between Times

est in them TO show myself" he fire.
uuentiy says.
IL often happens that the govvrnes
OF a state a senator OF some hla pot
iaeiRn hi the commemorative visit.
81 gets on the train 10 ride few
miles and bed the president TO add
halt here OF there for his especial
henafit Now. down az Way cfoaA.
one OF them viii HAy TO the execu
tive. there's going 20 be hia
crowd told them that you diinl
have time 10 stop there. but they
insisted that they'd cone, anyway
and u you can only speak two min
utss, u vii do us a world OF good.
80 the president IN the goodness
Of hia heart says AN right Well
step two minutes" and he stops ten
The whole days schedule il perhaps
thrown out ~ gear BY this extra
stop eut the politician responsible
cares nothing Tor that lie has
shown thu president Co bis adnlfins
constituents. thereby gaining a ereai
reputation Tor having "a Pull az
Washington and r. happy And
When al IL said and done. the pres
iicnt has Eained a number II al
mifer- a. we'll and as that II what
he IL after on this trir. he ought "a
look with vauanisnlty upon the dis
arrangement o. bis program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

There we're no f,s-tler contests fng
the CUP until 1878. A ehhilenEs from
TIE Royal Canadian Yacht riub was
made the race against the defender
Madeline. The defender. however
won easily.
Pour more years Of auiet followed
The nert chaiisnKer vas Also Cap
tain Cuthbert. whose yacht. coun
tees Of Duffefin. had been defeated
In the race preeeAinK. This tins
Cuthbert was With the Hay Of Quir Il
Yacht club. and his new yacht saf
named Atlanta IL was defeated by
the = Cary smith Hlosp Mischief. oii
Nov. , aBd 10. 1851.
In 1855. str Richard Sutton ehai
isuKsd with aensstA and Wa d.
seated By Furitan.
The next contest was IN the year
follow ing. shsn the GalAtsa WAS a.
frsiss b. hayfiower. In tHs7. This.
tie Vas defeated By VoiuStesr.
rive years LATER, "a ikN1. LORI
.ts.y - 49, - 80 :
DunfANen challenged with NaiAyris
H. desiEuea - Watson. and was ds.
fsaist By N.xiiant designed BY Ma
thnni~i u. Haffrshoff. 81 bristol. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

That race IN 1851 was the begin
usna Of a naaasical drama which has
aroused lntsfust the world axef. and
whieh becomes more interesting
year by yaar. Millions OF dollars
hsss bnsn spent 70 hold and recover
the cup. II remains rssht here. IN
rnris Sans land. and Reliance says
tina, America slii eoniinns 70 be 10
hatne.
The ISL race waE wen By Amer
lea.- butt ~ Geo Steers. tn. Her
renhaff nf his day. and sent over BY
me New YORK Yacht club. with
John G. Stevens IN charge. II won
every contest. In 1851. the CUP
vas turned over 70 tbs Sew York
club a. a farpstuAl chaiianEnr. open
60 any oFganizsd yacht club IN ths
world. This - this cup which Sir
rhos Upton has twirs tried %
claim. and Tor which ne VIII strive
again.
The nrr challenge. after thu cup
came into American hands. was re-
ceivsd In 1870. II carae from Jaa.
Ashhury. owner af Cambria. and
member Vt tha Royal Thames Yacht
club. Cambria was aefehted In a
race with = neet % IS yachts Of the
New Yert fhrht club. Magic being
the first 20 cofuni.te IN. e.sa.=~. .a:
Ashbury was a piueky man. like
Upton. and the next year hs came
ever with Livonia. which was beaten
BY Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23


TACOMA. wash. May a--ts'as
speelAil--An amusing case o. mis-
taken Identity occurred yesterday
afternoon which gave Secretary u
the Navy Moody = chance u play a
Joke on himself as vel as ". A. Col
man. the Associated pFuus CORE
spondent with the presidential party
and an unnamed hero worsslpsr,
AIR. Colnaan 10 the primes Of tha
party 50 far as lcsnka are ceuseFBed.
b~tnk a strapplnE. hls six-feoter with
gNad lnokH % match g~Esecs pay
si,tgs. Mr.. Moody. whils not insig-
nlitcant tn sfsc. ia somewhat below
the average height.
Yesterday afternoon. after the
speaking az wflskt psrk. u hap
penad that Mr., Gilman and ssssFs-
iArx Moady VERY standing cioes to-
gwther while waiting for their ear
Tiaxa Than II Was that the hero
wcFshipsF appeared. with mingled
a~s and aduiina ton showing in ms
face he nudEed Secretary MooSy IN
the ribs and asked. IN a stage Wits
per. u that man. painting 30 Coi-
msz. vas the SECRETARY of the
Navy.
Secretary Moody replied IN the af-
iirmAtive and thsreup1a the hero
wor-hipsr began telling how xrsaf q
man he had always considered SEQ
Rotary Moody ~ be.
And ! tu-i t9ss * 80. sls.
lt'.e -------lFs4 Fr-l.s -
At that Secretary Moaay wAntess 20
snow u hts new foand friend woait
ike 70 inset AIR. Moody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

surgson csnsral Rgxsy Of the
navy. who = accompanying the prsz-
idsnt on his tour. = gradually work-
Ing up an extensive II not lucrative
practice on the traln-
When the party started out not q
peTsea was silsaz and Il teak=4 -
though ths hiNh grade surgeon was
to play only an ornamental part on
the trip. Now be has on an averasc
81 eight or nine office visits every
day. Bssides these he makes a eail
twice day 70 the baggage nar "a
see Beverley johnson. one % ths
walters who II really the most seri-
ously aiiinE member Of the party
Johnson has a bad case OF rheuma-
tiSm and win be left IN California
unless he greatly Improves.
Dr. Hixsy's most distinguished pa.
TENT i, OF course, the president him
self During those portions OF ths
trip whers the presldeht ulakss q
large number Of speeches every day,
Or. Rixsy sprays hls throat morning
and evening with 4 preparation tina
thus far has done him a wonderful
amount OF good m the way OF pre-
venting or curing hoarseness. When
the party was N the AIkali desert
OF New Mexico and Arizona the doc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
ENGLAND
CHANCELLOR
OF ExCHEQUER

LONDON. May s1--lspsciail J.
Engiand's new ehancslior Of ex-
rheausr. ths 1T, Hon. &. r. Ritchis,
IL rssnarkabie Tor hts solidify Of
temperament ana a consciousness of
ability 10 perform tho duties OF hia
effios Just as they ought 60 be done.
lie pfides himself IN the description.
a plain. common sense business
man and attributes hls success O.
: Thorough business training liz i =
Hcoschman. barn IN Dundee IN fEss.
etea - F-@-ts sss=Tss sff~ FaFf~~s fff~
education was obtained AZ the CITY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
GIGANTIC SWINDLE
CHICAGO Police Raid a Get-Rich-Qui Concern and
Expose Methods By Which Thousands
We're Robbed

CHICAGO. May 23.--Whst is be-
lieved TO be the biggest gef-rtch-
quick scheme ever aet IN operation
was nlpped 10 the bud this morning
BIZ police raids on George r. sulii.
van and the Red Letter stock and
{ train Company.
Detectives have been sExestigat-
Ing the concern for q week past
Millions OF circulars sent broadcast
induced investors. By alleged fraud
uiant representations. 10 Invest IN
stock. grain and Gotten futures
when these Investors wanted "a
withdraw they were infornssd that
their money had been lost
The allnrtnF circulars were always
printed in red Ink. hspee Yfrs called
Red Lsti.- sS.-porsss
Daring the tisne % the police sur
yeilianeo 5000 Was received IN less
than two weeks.
A few days ago sullivan sant out
:. 200, 600 circulars and kilograms TO
Intended Victims. An Immense
amount Of draftA. checks and remit.
tHnces commenced flowing IN yasters
day. This led the police 20 believe
that Sullivan was pFeparins for a
big haul. anticipating flight.
They made a descent on hls lux
afious offices this morning. Three
OF these 81 the down town district
were crowded with richly dressed
women and spectators OF all ages.
There was hystefiA and a panic
trtsn- fha f-eiiee nrs=fsi-a Ntss-n fkf y,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
WILL DO AS HE LIKES
Nobody Knows What the Presidents Plans Arc for
Tomorrow Except That Ne wiz Probably
attend Church

There II a whcls lot % charming
=n1 praise wotthy sentiment in ths
inviolabls custnrn TIRE president has
laid down win reference TO the way
IN which his SUNDAYS are 20 BE se~ns
during bis traseconfiaent.l tour Hs
has held them ali taaven 80 far
sacred 20 tbs spirit Of rest and fFes-
dom. and has not allowed anythIng
ilka q suxxrstian of public affalr. TO
creep into their peaceful aaistness
Nobody knows how he viii spend
one Of them BE usually goes TO
church. but where he VIII 90. whsth-
sf az the personal guest Of sosns 81
the msfnbers Of ths congregation. or
entirely alone 10 q matter of MS
ewn choice. as IL everything elise
Perhaps . thousand questions on
fhls very point have been asked by
mall. wire or IN person % the presi-
DENTS SECRETARY with regard 60 how
Roosevelt VIII pass away the time
while IN this cit. but no one has sue
essded In getting a satisfactory an.
swsr that offered any enrours ss-
ns0t for any plans he might have
had on hand for the president. The
answer has aisayx been a courteous
one. but always the same This pres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

loo aerxons were arrested. including
sullivan. e glFl EtenographeFs. many
telegraph operators and speouiators
OF both raxes.
sullivan locked himself In his pri-
vate office and the police battered
down the door. A long line of patrol
wagons Was necessary TO carry the
prisoners. The police then cat ali
telegraph wires leading TO thu Of
fees and cartsd away q ton Of liter
allure.
The concern had leased wires op-
Grated In nearly every city of any
Importance from Portland. Ne, on
the east. 10 omaha on the west
II Il estimated that sullivan has
already obtained more than ono mil
lion dollars. The concern bed Wseh-
ber~ IN the Open Board 81 1eSss "a
New York. the Consolidated stock
Exchange OF Boston and the Mining
and STOCK Exchange.
Sullivan was a former telegraph
operator. The poiies cay 10 WA en-
pellea fress the Ses YoTk Etsus fx-
cha Ee IN 1909 for practicinE frahi.
lie IL noe wanted under =. :-S.et-
ment in New York for swindiine.
The detectives developed the fact
that Sullivan permitted turf invest
ment companies to use his private
wires and agents all over the coun-
try.
The police believe n possible that
he was the real head % the turf
B. Is FL q f. y II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
UNCLE SAM HAS HELD
THE CUP SINCE 1854
MANY AND VARIED eonrssrs roa r-e Blue RIBBON OF
THE OCEAN

Witch 10 firstf-
'-f'hs Amsftcan~
and second -
All. your majesty. there is nc
second"
Il was Queen Victoria who asked
the questions. and Their were replied
60 BY the signal master officiating At
the first international Yacht race In
whinh an American vessel paftici-
patsd.
This van aWaY back In it5i The
AmrrieAn gaehtnsen had bsea 30
xited. mpFs a. a maitef OF courtesy
than with a view O. their putting =
serious eoatsHfant la the race. hut
after the Yankee spirit hal broAen
loose IN = preliminary squirt which
made eus Of the yachts Of the
royal squadron loak iiks a back
number. the ufitiahnra beeaps
siarmsd. eni for \ while u ss@msd
- u the American yacht weqif net
- given q chance. Ifuf y p>uulAr
- -..Ss-s = q $500 sfas;..@a 80
ne FInugu 81 Ths ocean was zap
Fsf BY the Yanksoa This uas q
Us which has remained With
AffaftaA orrf aIncs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
T ON
A HERO
Risks His Life In Stop
ping Runaway Horses

A spectacular runaway accident
thai threatened the daath % Heesral
psopir. oreuffvd On tie Waterfront
this morning az > a'cioek. while the
frightened harHes ~ers RUNNING al
fun speed aisng Haflroad avenue At
ths foot 81 Columbia street. Ffea
Linton, = stranger In fha Sify.
Jumped into the rear Of the flying
wagon Hrabesd the lines and s1r.
esetsa in stopping the team AZ Ye@.
Ter way bsfofe thsFw uvfs any fatal.
liies- fha crowd eAecrea hin for his
brave Act
20 - = y - - = e. - =
cry wa9vns started 10 run At tha
% HpftuE street. IL z1ntinued
fuii speed dawn ralboad NVanur.
which Nas crowded vtth hniila b
sikhtsesrs and moving freight trains
Wonaeu sna children ran screaming
oct Of its path one 20 the rear
Wheels struck = telegraph pole IT the
foot ~ NsFirn street and wAs al
most torn OF.
ftY this tins the team was nix.
sazalng aervs1 the broad avenue %
thAs pedestrians al not knoz ~hls n
way 10 run.
A. C'oiafnhis street Linton lsifstusa
into iha wAsoa. but bsfors be couli
stop the team ths uaEon haa
crashed into = ssskas salisFs stand
and smashed = bran nsw 90 mega /.
phopa. Ths ticket nsiisf wza mot
hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

In the matter of speed on rail-
ways electricity IL probably destined
20 putnirip steam A run of ~ is
mites IN less than an hour Cor feEuz
lar schedule time, IN what viii soon
be witnessed IA belgium Consul
General nuanther writes the state
department that the Belgian state
railroad has iust placed an order
with tho International Sleep Car
Company for au electric autoCaf,
which Il guaranteed 10. make that
record. II viii run between nfunaela
ana Ostenf. beginning in August
The car viii carry ~ passengers
Another most important iunovus
ton la railway Development IL the
substitution 81 the gasoline motor
Tor the steam engine. This u enc o.
the fruits of the autonuhlla's duvelal
upmant. TIE wonderful power or
the gasoline motor aud ita eheapneaa
and liahtnesa are bsEinnina 10 dawn
ON the world. revealing uflsunpeot ed
possibilities, The automobile oarr
riaEe," the came being automobiles
adapted 20 running ON rails, are ma
longer experiments, They are being
aufssl itutcd. IN France aud llnsihnd'
IN place " coaches drawn By en-
NineA ON the 18th af neat manth 4
from the Lyons station IN Paris anti
viii run 10 Dion. 1876 miles, ON I
schedule calling for an average
speed uf 81 miles an hour. Tha ears
will also run from calais 20 Nice.
about ses miles. which win be made
IN II hours.
Ths new automobile carriage II Isl
feet iona. Nine feet Of the frnnt ial
partit1oned off and used fur traetiufl
apparatus. while In the reat Of the
car are accommodation for adta
pounds ~ baggage and % pasarns
gvrp. one advantage OF the automo.
bile carriage 10 that lt 10 no heavier
than an ordinary aisle coach and
costs Just about the same 10 build.
Thus the locomotive and Is weight
are dispensed with. Another Hdvans
taEe - the fact that this machine
does not have 60 stop Co take water.
II T. limited only by its naei. ard. AZ
ths gasoline takes ub practically no
space and II 80 iiEht as 60 make that
fActaf asro. the car runs practically
without Interruption Go itH dustina.
ton.
The Northeastern railway % Fms.
Land n building AZ tts York works
TIVE autoczfs 70 run or It's railway.
zach % which win carry a complete
apparatus Tor generating ita own
motive power. II wsiI carry a. fuel
~ gallons 81 gasoline. with which II
can rim five hours without a stop
This tgpa ~ car viii saAt 81 paasen=
ssra and viii develop q speed OF 81
miles an hour IN as uasnY seconds
Thess ears wiii at first be used In
tbs suburban service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

oughly genuine and In earnest. A
part Of the system IL q line, to be
commenced this season. connecting
Montreal with - JohrH hy way ~
E1nEusnii and Chambfy. ~ viii be
equipped with heavy raiis. motor
coaches W odd feet In length. eapa-
bic of making a speed OF 30 miles an
bour. This line will connect with
the smaller trolley systems I'm the
Berkshires. In eastern New York
aud Vermont. The line VIII follow
the Hlchelieu asd 81 Lawrence
rivers and the shores OF Lake
Champlain, passing through some
Of the most beautiful scenery In this
world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
BARR IS THE RIGHT MAN


Reliance mar aiso be placed on
fespft ohas. Barr, who viii sail Ha-
lfantr against shamrock III In de.
feusa OF the cup. lie II the fore
hidsla racing skipper OF the world
sud has been sailing the defenders
Aucdaezively for n number Of years
tie won with NiRiiant ana twice
with Columbia, and the public relies
IN ~ confidently that he viii win
with Reliance. Capt Barr " shrewd
ihfd tactfui and knows yacht racing
thk4 = book. lie has established fine
retsirris IN races aside fgom those for
fhs CUP.
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NON. c. II. nircrtrE.

upon laying aside his slate and
primer he embarked IN commercial
life. This trained him in way
that enables him 10 give sound
business administration Of hls office.
which he IL conducting tn the Same
manner as n u were a private IN.
atifutian,
Mr. Ri,ehie IL friend ~ the
workinFmeu. and through him the
employees OF the docks aud customs
houses have beer Arten lad TIE h1nr
OF bauk holidays, and by acts which
he carried through parlin msnt la
boTerH have been enabled 90 obtain
land for garden purposes Hn has
been IN public iifs since fss5 and has
held the positions 81 secretary 10 the
admiralty, president of the local
government board president OF the
board OF trade and home secfstary