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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21
WANTED,

WANTED, TO Buy a FEATHER BED
for cash Address j. NJ. G.. 3i61a West
Cary Street,
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CONNECTIONS.

ICE CREAM, 81 PER GALLON; PIES,
Cakes and Pastries in every style;
Fruits. Tobacco. ETC.; phone 2253. WIN
STON'S. b37 Brook Avenue.
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ONLY slls PER BoTTLE-w1LsoN'
Whiskey. Raleigh Rye. Mellwood, Sara
Brands al si.1s per per Bottle. 'e only e's at
CEASES, corner Sixth and Broad.
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PHARMACIST, AGED
Is. single, desires position in good town
OF managing store. Address DRUG
GIST, Is care this Office.
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WANTED, a BRIGHT BOY TO LEARN
the prirJing trade. Apply 8 p. M, to-
day to FOREMAN. Times Dispatch
Composing Room tfifth floor.
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PERSONALS.

KILL 'EM-BED BUGS. REACHES,
Ants, Moths, etc. Reeves Insect Elk
terminator does the work quickly. Pre-
pared by F. W. KOENIG. All North
Sixth. aL.Hi-N
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DON'T THROW IT AWAY-sCHREMP
& TUNA. tho parasol makers and re-
pairers. can make It good as new for
little cost. 317 North Sixth.
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LOST, ON C. & o, TRAIN BETWEEN
Richmond and orange, ya;. on Tues ue,,
with small amount OF money and some
papers with my name on same, Finder
will please write to ME and get reward
II desired, r. M. M. A[ULI4Ar. Madison
@. III Va. ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21

FOR RENT-AAIELIA HOTEL. THIS
able hotel. containing As rooms. partly
furnished: has Just been repaired and
made ready Apply to p. r. SOUTH
ALL. Williamsburg, Va
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WRITE FOR OUR PRICE LIST or
Leather. The only manufacturer II,
the State. Repair work neatly done.
THE VIRGINIA LEATHER CO.. Rich
mond.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS. Statesmen, BIG SELLING
agency open: one ' agent Is selling iii : 10
gross weekly: two-thirds profit: don't
delay. DAVIS. 400 Belmont Avenue,
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CARDS AND eILL.HEAps.

CARDS, BILL HEADS, NOTE HEADS,
ETC., printed neatly and quickly; we
never disappoint. RICHMOND PRINT
Il ING CO.. 1908 East Franklin Street.
Phone 26e2.,
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WANTED, CLARA, KATIE AND ALI.
fellows to buy our old fashioned Italian
Cream Chocolatesi best In the city.
MARCHETTI BROS. two stores. e06 u.
Main and SIT r. Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21

5000 ROLLS OF WALL PAPER FOR
next ten days at &c, r. L. BRAUER &
BRO. =. : i
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CHANGE IN POSITION.

CHANGE IN POSITION.
ENfNfE EFT SAUNDERS HAS CONNECTED
himself with the HOFHEIMER'S
ECONOMY BROAD-STREET STORE,
NO. 311. where he solcits q call from Ibis
friends and acquaintances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21

MORPHINE, I.AUDANUN. COCAINE.
and Liquor Habits permanently and
from business: action immediate, leaves
patient In natural, healthy condition
without desire for drugs; cure guaran-
teed for $1,000. Write for particulars. DR..
LONG CO., Atlanta, Ga
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LOsT-ON MONDAY NIGHT BETWEEN
Fifth and Marshall and Alhemnre and
Cherry Streets. Seal RING, with
Initials L. B. Suitable reward II re-
turned to Mrs, BUTLER, 40 East Mar
shall Street.
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SITUATIONS wAnTED-MALE.

WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN WITH
first-class reference situation ns as
sistant bookkeeper. Address BOOK
KEEPER. care this office.
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FOR RENT, FOR THE SUMMER, MY.
delightful residence, furnished: at the
University of Vingiria. j. NJ. CULLEN.
Charlottesville. Va.
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statesmen WANTED.

EALESNfEN-SIDE LINE, PAYS HOTEL,
and cigar money every day; goods paid
for when. sold; pocket samples. Give
present line and territory. MAER GUM
CO., Memphis Tenn. PIT M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21

WE PRINT TO PLEASE. TRY US AND
see. RICHMOND PRINTING CO., 1908
East Franklin Streets phone 1852.
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IF IT'S WALL PAPER YOU'RE LOOK
Ing for and want the best at satisfac-
BRAUER g. BROTHER. 20s-2io North
Fifth.
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FOR RENT OR sAI4E-FORTY-Roo
HOTEL at Manassas. Va: Will sell fur
niture, bar. stock and fixtures. Apply
to Mrs. A. DAVIS, Manassas, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21

.PATRoNIZD HOME INDUSTRY. THE
& VIRGINIA LEATHER COMPANY,
Richmond, are the only man
ufacturers OF Oak Tanned Betting
and Raw-Hide Lace Leather in the
State. Repair work neatly done.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21

WHAT COULD THE POOR GIRL DO.
but take advantage Of low prices-casti
Main, Headquarters for House Furnish
1ngs.
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PLANTS AND FLOWERS.

WANTED. LOT OWNERS TO KNOW
that Growing Plants and Flowers can
be had for Identifying their sections at
the Cemetery's Green Houses, near the
main entrance.
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HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW CREA-
ton that has caused the latest and
greatest sensation? The Davenport &
the money. Strictly high grade See
the complete stock at FERGUSON
Y BROS, II West Broad.
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OLD MALT wHIsKEY, &C. PER BOT
tie. All OF our full quart bottles OF Old
$ cents at CEASES. corner Sixth and
Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21

HAVE YOU TRIED CosBY's FLOOR
WAX? Well. Just give 1t trial and
You'll never use any other; 10 East
Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21

WANTED, statesmen ADVERTISERS
for large tobacco house: salary weekly;
no samples TO sell or buy. TRIUMPH,
Dallas. Texas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21

SAVE MONEY BY BUYING YOUR
Wood at H. s, URBAN's. Sawed Pine.
$40 and $3.50. Oak wood S5.75. Bowa
and Marshall Streets. Old Phone 1920.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ALL THE RAGE-scoTcH KISSES AT
KAENIPFS. \. -
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Case Gas sls: Leather cal e eonch, HoG Is;
Oak Hat Rack, 81; I Walnut Book
Case, 81; old style Mahogany Table,
s1o new Quartered- Oak Combination
Folding Bed and Mattress. Washstand
Snd Table, cost saS SEQ. Apply COL West
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BOOK. HlnplNa AND PRINTING.
BETTING AND LACE LEATHER.

BEST OAK TANNED BETTING AND
Rawhide Lace Leather. THE VIRGINIA
LEATHER CO.. Richmond. the only
manufacturers In the State. Repair
work neatly done.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21

WANTED, BOARDERs FOR DELIGHT
full second story rooms, A room always
for transient POI East Franklin Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21

FINE HORSE FOR SALE PRIVATELY
at LAsSITER'S SALES STABLE. An
cellent driver; fast, gentle and kind;
very stylish; six years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21

THREE-YEAR-OL RYE WHISKEY
zoe. per quart, at CEASES, corner Sixth
and Broad.
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LADIES' CHESTS AID BUsTs DEvEL-
oped (no massage); results positively
Ways avs In attendance. DANiELs' School
PHYSICAL CULTURE. 627 East Broad.
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DON'T WORRY ABOUT FLIES; LET
VAUGHAN tit your. home UP with
you will be happy. G. w. VAUGHAN,
COZ East Broad Street,
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CASH OR CREDIT.

sell you MEMS. Boys and Childrens
Clothings, Hats and Furnishing Goods
on. easy. terms. Do, not compare our
But with the cheapest spot cash store
in the city BALTIMORE BARGAIN
HOUSE. los East Broad Street, Cash or
Credit Clothing House.
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PRiNTlNo.

OUR BUsINEsB IS PRODUCING PRINT
Ing that Is business brinser or, for g ~
co, 1908 p. Franklin Street Phone
2662.
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FOUND, WILDWOOD wHIsKEY. FULL
Quart; Bottled in Bond, SIPS. at
CEASES corner Sixth and Broad.
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WANTED, YOU TO CALL PHONE 1862
and we will send our representative to
see you. RICHMOND PRINTING CO.,
1908 East FRANKLIN Street; phone 1862
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LADIES' COLUMN.

SEE THE LABOR AND MONEY-sAv-
ing Blue Flame OIL STOVES; lowest
prices T. ]. KING COMPANY. 5os East
Marshall.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

drink for men Of brains CEASES.
PLYMOUTH GIN roc. PER BOTTLE, AT
CEASES, corner Sixth and Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21

WANrEp-wB TAXED YOUR OLD
Watches IN part payment on elegant
new Watches. JAHNKE BROS,
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-uPHoLsTERINo.
WATCHES, CLOCKS REPAIRED,

WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
repaired at very lowest prices. ].
WE1NsTElN: 15o1 z: Main Street:
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IF soArD DOCTOR DESIRES A sTYL-
sh. safe and kind HORSE, go TO-DAY
to LAsSITER'S. Sale private. not pub
lie auction.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WE CARRY THE MOST COMPLETE
and varied line OF Watches in the, city
JAHNKH BROS. Watchinakers and
Jewellers, 912 East Main.
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
Suits SIS up. Trousers IS up. RICH
MOND TAILORING CO.. Charles A.
Spence. manager, Sixth and Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21

GET A NICE EMBLEM BUTTON FOR
the Order of Eagles at SMITH & WEB
X STEERS, 626 2. Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-21

s1s BuYsjA SPLENDID $50 NEW. BALL
antee. NEW HOME SEWING MA
CHINE CO., 9e East Broad.
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FOR sAIE-WINE AND LIQUOR
Large bottle and Jug store. Good r res
SONS for selling. Address SHEA & Me-
= CURE. COS N. Gay Street. Baltimore,
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--A NICE DRIVING MARE.
Apply, at JOHN NEWBY,s STABLE in
Belvih's Alley, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Streets, near Broad.
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MARAsQU1N CHERRIES, 4sC. SMALL
bottle; Gle. large battle, at CEASES,
corner Sixth and Broad.
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,RoARDERs WANTED

WANTED, BoARDERs FOR SECOND
story rooms room always for tram
silent. FOL East Franklin.
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CEL1x MALT wH1sKEY esC, PER
bottle. at CEASES. corner Sixth and
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WANTED. "A POSITION AS HOUSE
keeper at once. Miss Il. 1. TIIACKIIR,
care Rev z. II. Bennett, 3lA North
Twentieth Street.
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WANTED; TO SELL, OLD ESTABLISH
ed two-story Grocery and Liquor Stand,
corner store. fronts 80 feet and runs
cries and Liquors, ETC.; iiauor license
for one year from May /, 1908 Address
SUBURBS, tation "A. Richmond.
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5000 ROLLS OF WALL PAPER FOR
next ten days at &c. T. L. BRAUER &

WANTED. 500 SUITS OF FURNITURE
to reupholster at great discount prices
during dull season; no charge or trou-
BILE to make estimates on work. JUR-
GEMS 421 East Broad.
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WE DO PRINTING THAT IS PRINT
East Franklin Street. Phone 1862.
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WANTED, TRUNK MAKERS IN ALL
branches. II. Ci BELBEFt. 152 Columbia
Avenue. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-13

shortly. So soon as he arrives E. T. Brown will
depart for st. Paul, where he Will assume MS
new duties, -.
! H. S. Cable, general superintende OF the
Rock Island at Topeka. will become. general
manager Of the northern district at Cedar RAPIDS
to succeed Robert Williams. resigned. He IS son
of r.. r. Gable. chairman Of the executive conf
mittee of the Rock Island. =. ..'
The Oregon Short Line has in contemplation la on
extensive improvements to its roaibed south OF
Butte. Much money will be spent between Butte ute
and Dillon this season. The improvements Will
consist chiefly of reducing grades and in some
eases rebuilding: the track to avoid grades,
A. b. Edgar, for fifteen years general agent
of the Northern Pacific in Helena, Mont has
been granted a. years leave of absence with full
pay. - Mr. Edgar is III poor health: and has
gone to Hot Springs Ark: D. A. Richards Will
act as general agent during his absence.
The private car of Division Superintendent
Kennedy of the Great Northern, was totally
demolished by the engine Of heavy freight train
at Jennings. The private car failed to clear the
main line and was crashed into by the train from
the opposite direction. No was injured, altht
| traffic was delayed eight hours '''' -
| The Northern Pacific has filed selections in the
| Kalispell land office for 5000 acres of land
The company has. taken over most of rne lane
| it is entitled to: in that section. As fast al
the selections are made the land is 'cruised' ant
. then sold to the Big Blackfoot Milling company
which after clearing it. of marketable timber
resells to agriculturists q, - 49, 3:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-13
TRACK ATHLETICS

Three western university four-mile relay
teams, and possibly: a fourth, Will compete
against the long distance runners of the eastern
colleges at the annual relay games to be held
in Philadelphia by the University Of Pennsyl-
vania, April Is. Michigan, Wisconsin and CHI
cago have decided to be represented, and Trainer
Conibear, of Illinois, may send his four fastest
distance runners. 1t Is said that there never
was time in the history Of western intercolle-
giate athletics when there were so many fast
mile runners.
The first annual North Dakota interscholastic
field day will be held at Grand Forks May u,
under the auspices Of the state university. The
events are:
1oo-yard dash. o2o-yard dash, 44o-yard run,
Steward run one-Mile run. 120-yard hurdle race,
22o-yard hurdle race, running high Jump, running INF
pound shot, throwing 12-pound hammer, one-mile
relay race, six to enter, four men to run eacf
ons gold medal will be given for first place il
each event. a silver medal for second and
bronze medal for third. :. :
A banner will be presented to the team win
1 banner emblematic of the North Dakota in
terscholastic championship will be given to tn
| team scoring the greatest number of points:
,na ms nf amv HIGH School in North Dakota VIII
| have been in attendance since Feb l, 1908:
Entries close with Walter Hempel, Universit
| Of North Dakota, Grand Forks, May 3.
The schedule as arranged for the Iowa colleg
track team, of Grinnell, is the most difficult tn
| team has ever had. There is meet every week
as follows. April 1s, the sophomore freshma
dual meet with Iowa state college; May 9, dua
meet with Drake university; May 16, Dual NEE
with state university; May 30, Iowa, intercoile
giate meet at Des MONIES. Inc state ni 9:
Twenty-Five Of the leading high schools OF Tn
state will be represented.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-13
FOREIGN FLASHES

parls-The bogus tiara of saitarphenes has
been traced to one Ronchomonsk Russian ar
tisan.
Paris-waldeck Rousseau's retaining fee as
general counsel in France of life Insurance
company of New York Is said to- be $4,000
year. -
Paris-Rev John Zahn OF Notre Dame, Ind, is
here making arrangements to send the expelled
members Of the Holy Cross to the United States
and Canada.
Observation-Disclosures Birkeland has just
demonstrated with great success the powers of
his electromagnetic cannon at the Royal Nor
Observation-Disclosures Court the residence Of
Whitaker Wright, the promoter recently arrested
in New York. has been disrnantlsd and the fam
ily has gone into retirement at Bowlham Green.
st. Johns. n. B.-The eastbound express from
Boston collided with fast freight near Wind
| sor Junction. n. S., last evening, killing the
engineers and 1renen on both trains and injuring
| five others.
Paris-In an interview Pietro Mascagni, the
italian composer, is especially severe in comment
/ ing on his audiences in the United States, but ex
/ cepts San Francisco, where, he says, he achieved
1 his real success .
/ Rome-Easter Sunday was marked by masnih
/ cent weather. private mass was held at thu
4 saticsn with q few select guests. The pontif
was present. but for the first time In his pontid
cate he did not offciate personally. IS
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-13
ILLINOIS SWEPT
A Tornado Hits Three Counties
Several Deaths.

. Springfield, Ill, April ia cyclone yes
terday swept acoss Logan, Dewitt and
Piatt counties, leaving death and general
destruction in it's wake. One child was
instantly killed, its mother was fatally in
jured. and several persons more or less
seriously hurt
THE fatalities occurred at the HASA
darzar settlement in Piatt county, three
| miles from Atwood. The Haisadarzar
home was completely demolished: Mrs.
Clifford Haisadarzar. with her daughter in
her arms, were hurled across the street.
| The child was instantly killed and the
mother received fatal injuries. The home
of Rev. J. B. Martin was partially de-
stroyed and the. occupants miraculously
escaped. 60
The storm first struck the earth at a
point four miles east Of Lincoln, follow
ing along Deer creek. and sweeping the
stream dry of water. The home of Sam
uel v. Baldwin was totally destroyed. Mrs
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-13
PRAISE FOR RELIAN CE
Yachtsmen Who See the Lannching
Say the New Cup Defender
Will Be Fast.

With an American eagle at her DOW,
the cup defender Reliance was launched
at the Herreshoff works at Bristol just
before shutdown Saturday. :,
Five hundred persons stood beside the
glistening underbody Of the yacht when,
at 5:31 o'clock this afternoon, Miss Cora
Iselin, daughter Of G. Oliver lsel1n, the
managing owner of the. boat, broke with
the sturdy blows of silver hammer the
traditional bottle Of champagne, saying at
the same time: az4. 4. .sr.<=-I,s II
Il christen thee Reliance, - and may
God bless three
The Reliance is a decided departure on
the part of Herreshoff from his other cup
defenders and Is an excellent example or
the American f1at-foored, fin-keeled boats
She is not such an extreme STUNNING
keeled dish as was the Independence, but
she nevertheless resembles the Crownin-
shield boat more than she does any OF her
predecessors built here.
| Her lines are very easy, with few hard
places and a. graceful, sweeping curve
from the bilges into the garboards. Her
stern is very flat, SO that she Will leave
but little wake, while her bow. tho not
quite so broad and fiat as that. OF the In
dependence, is still very much different
from the bow Of either the Constitution
or the Columbia =. -.
| She has a long keel, but owing to her
good beam, does not carry so much leao
in the bulb as the other cup defenders
Her bow, toward the end, is quite sharp
while her taffrail measures scarcely eight
feet. Her greatest beam Is well up n
the shoulders and is carried aft many feet
At the water line, forward, she Is curVee
like the inside of saucer.
The boat, with her easy lines and ael
tremendous sail spread Of over 15,0O'
lsuuare feet will be easy driven and i
lseeins to be the unanimous opinion u
= those yachtsmen who saw her that sh'
would prove the fastest sailing vessel eve
built.
There is an agreement Of opinion !,
England that the defeat Of the challenge
by Shamrock I. on time allowance satur
day was entirely due to a weather nuke
land gives no reason for reducing the han
. }dicap.
; Colonel Neill, leading Clyde amateu
! Iyachtsman, was aboard Shamrock l. yes
: terday and said to the Associated Pres
: correspondent to-day: - : ~',s' ~
r 1.-The challenger made an absolute ex
hibition Of us on the first round.
weather fluke gave us the race. L ar
convinced that there Is no weather. no
any point of sailing on which shamroc
I. can hold the challenger
C Shamrock is spinnaker boom, Whlc
}, was carried away by a steam yacht Whlc
fouled the old cup challenger during IN
race with Shamrock II. Saturday, mas pee
J. spliced, but it has been decided to posi-
:, pone further contests under actula rac1n
: conditions between the two boats until
e new spar can be fitted. A trial spin be
q tween the Shamrocks was arranged'1 II
n 1 to-day. but the weather conditions wei
4 30, bad that it was decided to abandc
. the trial. s.~, ::
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-13
TRAP SHOOTING :

Celebrated shooters from all parts:of this coun-
try are reaching Kansas City on every train to
take part in the fourth annual grand American
handicap tournament at inanimate targets. which
begins at Blue River park Tuesday and lasts four
days. ~ 1920 ,
:Everyth is in readiness for the tournament
and it is expected that the shoot will be the
most successful at targets ever held In :. the
history of the interstate association.
Elmer e. Shaner secretary Of the interstate
association, speaking Of the tournament, said:
From the present outlook this will be one OF
the most successful shoots ever held in the
United States. The probable number of con.
testants, with the post entries, will reach about
IT'S. The park, which was adequate to handle
500 shooters last spring at the live bird shoot
will keep the contestants of the move next