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GLORIA WINS MINOT cur.
G. Herrick DuEEan Sails the Fife Cutter
to victsry at HALIFAX.

,HALlPAX. y. s.. Aug. 5.7-The race sailed
to-day in Halifax Harbor for a silver cup
presented by Commodore Laurence Minot
Of the Eastern Yacht Club In recognition OF
the hospitality ofthe Royal Nova Scotia Yacht
Squadron was won by the Fife cutter Gloria.
owned by j. X. l.. Ross. son of James ROSS OF
the Dominion Steel interests, and sailed by
q. Herrick Dussan. the well known designer
OF Seawanhaka cup defenders.
The wind was light from the north and the
Gloria led all over an eight mile course after
passing the AZ footer Princess, a Crownin-
shield boat. which took the lead at the start.
but lost II in a short time owing to her throat
haly ards parting The race was open to local
boats only. ..
This afternoon Howard Gould lnformaIly
entertained party Of local yachtsmen on
board the Nj aRara. Later he attended q
tea given by Commodore Jones Of the Royal
Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron and Mrs. Jones
at their summer residence on the Northwest
Arm. Mr.. Gould has as guests on the Niagara
Judge l.. j. Conlan. E. W. Sells and Melville
d. Chapman Of New York. This evening
q ball was given at the house Of the Royal
Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron. which was
attended by Mr.. Gould and his party. r. F.
Brewster Of the schooner Elmira and his
guests. Arthur F. Luke Of the schooner Corona
and his guests. and practically all the. other
Americans n the feet Of yachts here. g.
This afternoon tho steam yachts Felicia
and Hiawatha Of the New York Y. G. arrived.
and this evening all the yachts we're iIlumi-
mated the Niagara strlnsing 2.o9o electric
bulbs from cutwater to truck and over the
stern. with rope Of them along the waterlile.
Tomorrow the challenge cup presented by
men in 1850 will be raced for -. H
-, Tho star entries are the Elmina and Corona.
The course = thirty piles and - stff TseS ,,Is z
months. A special CUP put up by the local
club will 60 to the winner in each ciass.
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has zone in this year. and each time the cranks
wonder why he docs NOT 70 In aftcncr

has zone in this year. and each time the cranks
says cnsl the ai psenrs asSr seen f
got everything and when he has control don't
know any pitcher who Is any better"
II was some time before the New York American
were able TO beat the Clevelands at all. but since
they shut the Bues out on July 10 they have been
the sixth Straight over the % Lsjolscss ones ne.U''
TSo former @ New & York American bo.men s.;n. are
Hughes he would not have had Orth. and orb
has been big help 10 the team ever since he Joined
one Of the tAmes scheduled for the Polo Grounds 70
Se 20 M ., TnfFs no ShsIse to play on so ~
hare this season one Of the games goes Cincinnati
e.. .hu f9nf sai A %s sssss
OF hG nat four games and In all four OF the games
rans Only axteen % hits WI were eAs made BY opponents
IN the four gnrnea. an average of but four hits
tired with . man on ihlrd. with not more than one
out. the man on third starts for the plate as the
bunt the ball on the ground ana il be is successful
the star the runner from third gets will enahs
cstcher Phelps had two bad accident, this srason.
In New York the Cincinnati receivers head was
cut By Mertes. bat. and in Philadelphia the otnrI I
inches. He VIII probably be cut Of II for the re
mAaader Of the season. BY the way. why does not
somebody get up list sf baseball injuries ann
then star howl against the game. n Is done
aGAinas foofhailf
This hn1 be.p IN exreptIonl sedson IN the mum
bef 81 extra inning games. Therr have been 20
far forty Ave such battles In the American LeAaur
and foYty IN the National follows: Amnrfehn-
ten inning games. 10: eleven inning IT tweye
inning, 4: thirteen inning. q: Nuurteen inning. !.
sixteen inning, 2 twenty inning l. NsrunAl- -,tsn
inning -: eleven inning. q: twelve inning !. thlr
toen inning. D fourteen inning. Z eighteen inning
L. W~My mning. /.
rule that workud nxTyshfp on ngrrrr ca1re
INTO plsy IN last Thursdays tic game al the F9io
Gruuuds. with StrAne On nrSt. Brcsnnhan m'
sAfeiy b ccnter- On account Of the poor llgn,i;
St7n9 could not ten whether Seyulur wsna
tAke ths bah On TIN ny. H- had ~ soMn
o1 eetveen baees- md Seymour, taking ths onn
On ne nst bound and close 70 secnnd hess tnsn Tn
Srens ont st second. A scoring rule says: IN
= forced out On tha play Thai mnds L. nnisa
on brssnahzn.
Jse yeager has beer hirrinv veir tiiis wees.
betterthau any Of bis eliminates except Deirhnnty'
who has made fast start In fashignnb'e cuinpnny'
TN main body OF the New York AmsrlcAns, INV
ever. have not been batting wcil on thu rnsd ~ -
they yere ~ horne before going West. stil 'ss
team has been winning . cTecitAbc pI0pVni..... u
~ gan1ee on the road. Nearly avcry game ms seeo
hard heht One deven inning game was W.
% Z one game was wuu 70 o. the r'ifS co.nn.
@ me HlniA tnu11g: fwn wan 0a q y az u
- Ito l. WsfSV Au1Eg G1u1 - wm ANS
iSA4SmSl-A A6k Gsz \
qa - 0eflGD11oYD -
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SIR THOMAS Upton HALTS.
win Not Challenge for Americas Cup
Under Old Conditions.
Special Gable Despateh to TIE sun.

SpfCtdI CUDIe IfSpnIcH 70 7 NJ NUM-
GREENoCK. Scotland. Aug. 25,-Sir Thomas
Upton in an interview to-day said. Neither
Inor Mr.. Mylne. my designer. will agree to
enter upon negotiations which do not recoG-
nlze the futility of challenging under the old
conditions MIR. Mylne. approaching me on
the subject some time ago, spoke in the most
unequivocal terms, on this point. Il am. "
said Sir Thomas, "desirous. and even anxious.
to build q challenger, but ! am necessarily
at standstill owing to the position assumed
by the New York Yacht Club WHICH simply
the conditions afterward.' This in Sir
Thomas Lipton's view. is too severe a han
dicap, and must be modified in the direction
lie asks
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Two ba.e hlts-.scln,yrs. coolty,, Dsvls '2'.
Cross Coj. Conkiey. stolen bases-harsel, Murphy.
First base on hslls-on ASliln. % :; % coakley. :;
uoa,Iry. N. Cross and Davis. Umpire oI.oushiIn.
Time hour and As minutes Attendance 200.
cBIcAoo "a. L.. j. BOSTON a. Lo' z-FlmI oAAs:
CHICAGO, Aug. 2s-Chicago twice defeated
Boston to day. each game ending in score Of 10 2.
In the hrst game Alirock kept the hits well scat
bases and two out proved the winning factor.
-Four double plays were features of the game.
second game lsbell's triple In the third inning
with two on bases turned the tide and an error by
Hosion could not Owe rcOme. The score:
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Kearsarge Crew Wins Rowing Race 70,
o 500. ..

NEWPORT. Aug. 25.-A rowing race was
held this morning bot ween the cutter crews
of the battleship KearsarRe and the Hibernian
Boat Club Of Newport. for the Nara eansett
Bay challenge cup and side purse Of $500.
The cup was offered by the Hon. r. p. .Garretson
and was held by the HiberniAns, the Kear-
sarge challenging. and winning by seven boat
lengths. 49,.
The race was over four mile straightaway
course, the finish being IN the inner. harbor.
Of the fleet. was heavily backed By the men
from the feet. Admiral Evans postponed
IN order TO allow the race ard this Afternoon
the feet sailed for watch Kin. The time Of
the race was: KearsarGe. ~ minutes iIH
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!Bsiisd for Iauterborn in the ninth inning.

Boston on..........,........2 o o Q o.
Pittsburg. ...............0 / 7Oi o 0-b
Lei ' on o'ss On P;.Sun M
base On ba!ls-on Wilhelm; .; oS Lynch; 4 Struck
Waener Three base hit-(ibson. Two base
hl1-Rltchey, Clarke, Dolen. sseriice m hits
ct @.ehea s.Gs :nd
Passed ball--Aoran. Umpire-Klem. Time hour
and 20 minutes. Attendance-l.36o.
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GRAB A GAME FROM, BLUES.
WITH ,CHESBRO At HELM NEW
FORKS STEER NTO VICTORY.

Ne Scoring Until the Eleventh Inning
when Beth Sides Taily-Bost ons One
Run shy in Beth Games With white
Philadelphia and Browns Win.
with Chesbro at the helm the New York
Americans steered TO victory In an eleven
inning game In Cleveland yesterday. The
Bostons. who were threatening to dislodRe
them from fourth place, were put out twice
by the ChIcagos. and there is no danger from
that quarter. for a while At least. The New
Yorks are pressing hard on the heels OF the
Blues. As the Philadelphia won In Detroit
the race became still more Of atussle between
the leaders and the White Sox. The re-
vivifed at. Louis Browns whifewashed the
Washin gtons. The results
New York, .: Cleveland, I.
81. Lsuis. 4: washington. o.
Philadelphia, O: Detroit. y.
Chicago. 3: Boston, 1-First game.
Chicago, 3: Beston, 1-second game
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Mysu.a Poo 1,eam NInn.

NKwPoRT Aug. 7s.-The first match for
the Newport cups at the westehester Polo
Club field was played this afternoon be-
tween Myopis second and the New Haven
Ffeebooters, the former winning by score
Of 10 to sk. 1t was fast and exciting game.
opponent. the work Of AltibtSrn6 particularly
showing ont. Before The game, N. Norman
was thrown from his pony and Knocked out.
70 p2ay. .--..-, -----. = -.--------
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Non.stop Autos Run In Rain.

I.oSG BRANCH. Aug. 25.-The three cars
in the on-stop contest at Long Brsnch ex-
perienced their frst days run In a rainstorm
to-day The weather. however. did not inter
fere with their running, The Prayer Miller
car. F. T. Moskovc's entry had q clear lead
OF over four hundred miles at 7 o'clock to-
night. The record at 7:15 o'clock this even.
ing was Prayer Miller car. 2,S2O: Corbin,
2,i3O; Wayne. /. 800. The four Maxwell cars
In the tire contest had rounded up 1870 miles
et TAO O'Clock
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international Chess.

= Special Cable Despatch 10 THE SuN.
BARMYS. Germany, Aug. 25.--1he eleventh
round Of the International chess masters
tournament was contested here to day. Wins
were scored by Schlechtcr from Bernstein
Maroczy from Bardeleben, Ieonhardt from
John. .Alapin from Mieses and Burn fro m
and Berger and Wolf drew their games. The
game between Tschigorin and ,janow ski
remained unfinished. The record TO date:
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4, WARRINGTON. Q
XAaHIEQIQN.
Totals .....O 4 20 ~
.Ralied for Townsend In ihe ninth lnninY.

.Rattcd for Townsend in the ninth inning.
4: Louis ,...,......I q o o u o 0 II
Washington ........,....O o o . U D %
Two base hit-Stone. Wallace. Hickman. Sacn.
nc, hits -Rockenneld. Frisk. stone. o,olen base -
An Irrson III. by pitcher Rockenne Struck
out-Ry buchanan. :: by Jacobson. !; by Townsend.
l. Left on hasrs-St. Louis, A. Washington. 2.
And 20 minutes
PHILADELPHIA "a. L.. Q: DETROIT, ).
DsTRou, Aug. 25.Muen's wsdness with
opportune hittinr BY Davis and Monte Cross put
ihe Inurels Of victory the visitors to day Coax
ley was hlt freely. but not opportuney Monte
or es's play a. short was the feature, With
McIn,y re close second: The score:
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yuyyALo. 4: JKRsEY CITY. 1-sKcoSp GAME.
TOtdIS .....1 q !,
'keistcr out for Interference.
1Bstted for Pfsnmillcr In the ninth lnnbng,

skelster out for Interference.
rBstted for Pfsnmiller In the ninth lnnbng.
Buffalo. 00l 30 -
Jersey Clty.......,..,..O o o o o 0-I
First base on errors-Bufralo. 2. Left on bases
on Jones, 1; on Pfanmiller. 8. Struck out--By
Jones. o: by Pfsnmer, Q. Home run-Murphy.
Murphy. Sacrifice hit-McAuley. Double play
Merritt and Cassidy. Wild pltch-Pfanmlller.
Passed balls-AcAuley, l: Woods. 1. Umpire
EGan. Tme-2 hours and 10 minutes. Attendance
-3eSs.
NEWARK, g. TORONTO. I.
ToRoNTo, Aug. 25.-Newark won TO days game
from Toronto by timely batting. The visitors
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CLEVELAND.

Two base hlts-Stovall kee cr Sacrihce MT
Carr. Stolen bases-Carr Bueow, Stovall. First
errors~cleSeland, 2: New York. Left on bases
Cleveland, o: New York. s. STRUCK ont-by
and Williams: Bradley and Carr. Gmpire. .Sher'-
dan, T1mei hour and IS minutes. Attendance
2,S1. r.-
ct LOUIS a. H.. I: WARRINGTON. o.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2s,-The Browns whitewashed
the Washingtons TO day. Buchanan broke out OF
the maiden class. winning the first game out OF
fourteen In which he officiated. The scorf:
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First base on erTorsT-Chlcago, ?; Eoston. 2..I<t
freeman; isbcii and Tannehll: Al,rock. lsbel and
Donahue Two base hits--lsbeil C2) D6hahue,
Mcfarland. Three base ht-Jones, Sacrifice hits
-Aitrock. Dineen. Parent. stolen basss-lsbell.
CaiInhan. First base on baS-O6 Altrock, l.
Hit By pitcher-By nineen. 1. Struck out-By
Aitrock B. Umpire-Hurt. 11me-i hour and
% minutes.
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Games Scheduled Ter To-day,

WAILONAL
Cincinnati In New York two games): 81. Jxouls
in Brooklyn: Chicago In Philadelphia: Pittsburr
In Boston.
AMBhrcAN LRA0UR.
New York In Cleveland: Pniladelphia IN Detroit.
Warrington In 81. Louia; Boston Ia chicago.
nAerEAH LAAaUE.
Jevey City In DufA,o two games): Newark IN
Toronto two Games: BaDeimorciu Montreal Proyi-
donce In Rochester Two 0ames,
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on bsses-Chicaso. Q: Boston. s. Two base hits
StahlCp. Three bass hit--Isbell. Sacrifice hit
hsIls-on Patterson. 2: osINinter. !. Struck out"
Ry Patterson. g. hy Winter. O. umpire-Hurst
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Aside from the FuturIty. q feature OF to-
year r-olds and upward. six furlongs. In which
Roseben has the top weight. i29 pounds.
Grsziailo Spring, Preen. Workman ard others.
The opening event Is the Inaugural Steeple-
chase at about two miles. with Phantom,
chances Two-year-olds Will run in the
second race, five and.a halt furlongs. with
Bautle. Dodina. Sir Caruthers. Ladsarion.
neatly,
in the nth event. for platers. at a mile and
D'Arkle lock to have the best chances. The
last race Is at a mile and q sixteenth on the
grass. with such probable factors as Colorial
Girl. First Mason. Memories, Pretenson,
Jncund. Judge Hines. New Mown Hay and
Farry Wa6dell. The entries follow:
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GosHRN. Aug. n.-0wlnR to rain and
heavy track to-day's harness racing was post
ppned until Saturday afteFnoon. The events
are the :iS trot. 2:i& pace. 800 claae for three
year-old trotters and the firmers' class for
$50 PAGERS. .
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
srANpINo OF THE CLUBS
JERSEY cITY.

JERSEY CITY. 3: BuYYALo, 2-YIRsT oANR.
BUFFALO, Aug. 26.-Two games were player
here to day. Jersey City taking the nrst and the
Bisons the second The scores:
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Pittsburs, 8; Bost On, 4.


HbbVRu, o. sosfON w III, . ~.
BOSTON, Aug. 2s-Boston fell victim 10 the
Pirates again 70 day. principally because OF
Wagnsrs great playing hitting and base running; ,
The Dutchman scooped up q couple OF Iass
erounders, caught . liner with one hand. made a
home nun With Clarke on second and scored another
nun by stealing home. Moran dropping the oaii'
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1asessn. Polo GROUNDS. 70 day. sames. ber.
?. u Champion Giants vs. Cincinnati. Adm soc.
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TotaIs...,2 B2I II 2Totals."....,S 5 u D I
Buffalo. ..................2 %
First base on errors-Bunalo. /: Jersey City. !.
Left on bases-BuIelo. 8: Jersey City, 2. First
Hiliigsn. X BY Garrison, H. Three base hit
Ciarkson Two base hit.-Pattes; Sacrifice hits
W. Woods. NcAuiey. Keister. Wild pitch-Clark
son. Umpire-EEsn Tme-i hour and 50 min
utes,
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Southern LNaNe,
American AsssClntl~.

A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I: Little Rock. o.
Al ChAttAnoogs-Shieveport s: New Orjeans. 4
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AUTOMOBILES fSsHsft fSsHs4 ts1i E&'crs,
Oltsmobilts, 1904 1906, $3.50, s40o $3.50, mostly
like ford. $3.50 frsnkiins. $3.50 to $500: Forty
horse Mercedes side entrance. glass front. extra
Decauyillc. 81 100 Wlnton Quad like new. u horse.
side Entrance, offer wanted; Cadillacs. 1856 up
Tonnesu. 1850; Four cylinder Auto like new. $500
N.5o0 Walters, "a horse, l0o 1905. - $50 Ford
$500. 1906 Cameron, slide Entrance, $780, s. COO
Georges Richard. Ii1iculously low Pope Tolcdos
$3.50 $3.50 5000 800 all highest class. 100 other
unusual opportunities Honest Treatment: Dem.
onsratlons glven.
BROADWAY AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
1N. 70 ltS West 18th C'The Church"l.
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Al Mihnoapolis-Mlmeapo polls, Z: ToIsdo. 4.
Al Mnvsukee-Louisvibe 9; Niva uiee. O.
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AZ Havcfhin in-I.swrnce, 7: HaycrhIl, O.
At Nashua-Copcord. .: NashVa, g.
A. New bedford--Lynn New Bedford-Rain.
AZ Fall River-Taunton Fall River-Rsin
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ptttsburga Beat Bostons. While MAIN
Causes Three Postpenemeuts. .

Rain descended on three National League
camps yesterday and caused postponements
In New York and In the annex across the
bridge and In the habitation onNhe Schuyi-
whore the Pittsburgs again worsted the lowly
ones Of the Hub,
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Hasebsn Nstes.

At Pusbro-Pueaae, IA; 81. Joseph. =.
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ConneCticut League.

ConneSticut League.
A. New Haven-New Haven. 4: New london, T.
Al Spnne eneld-Sphnghe field. s: Holyoke, O.
A. Northumberland Nehden game post
poned: rain.
Al Hartfsrd-Ftnt game-Hanford, q Nor
wch. o. Second game-Sorw1ch. g. Hartford 4
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Left on hAses--Toronto. 8: Newark. o. First bAse
on bslis-On Crystal, 2. on Hesterfer, 4. Struck
Ous-Sy ory.s.l. 2: BY Hs''sTier, g Ih,se base h!t
nee hits--Maroon. White, O'Hagen Murphy. stolen
bsseGatins, Doube glays-Gati and O'Haxen.
O'Hasen tunasslsted). Gatlns and OHagon. Wild
pitch--Crystsil. Umpire -Hassett. Tlme-One hour
and 10 minutes. Attendance-S00.
AT RoczksTRR-HRsr GAME
Rochester. ........i 0 00 -
Providence. ........O o o o o 0 0 o.
batteries Schultz and Stoelman: Poole. Rallard
and Jacklitsch.
Roch.,,er oo,oUoo !:
Providence. 20 o o ! o o o Oil
Observation-Disclosures and Payne: Pullman and
Jackltsch.
At MCyrRkAL
Baltimore. .....,.l o I % 2 0 o 4-ii IL :
Montreal. ........,1 o o o o % 10 Q
Batteries Burchell Mason and Byers. Besher
and Rauh.
Hudson River League.
At Newburv-Hudson. q: NewbuH. s-ten
innings.
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N0W nOK B0B Le08ue.
Al WIZ k.barc-wllkesbarre q Syracuse, ?.
Al utica-Uhca. I: Troy, o.
a Iohns.ovn.A. J. 8 d..s: ArhAny.a.
At ScHAnton-9Ain.
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MANOHEsTER, tWg. N-The hnfI thlrty-
six hole contest for the hrst presidents cup
will be played here tomorrow Oh the Ekwanok
links by Findlay 3, Douglas,. NASSAU. and
Alverse l.. White. the intercollegiate cham.
pion. Sheriff. Sherman SadaauadA, and
c. ]. Travelli. Oakley, won the best ball four
some composition with a card Of 7a. The
summary follows: ~.
First Presidents Cup-Third round q. p. Morse,
Rutland, beat +. s. Wheeler, Apawamis, 2 up and
/ to play: Findlay s. Douglas. Nassau. bsat Dwight
Partridge. Bedford. up and 70 play; 2: r.; Leak.
Ekwanok, beat ]. l.. Taylor, Dyker Meadow.
up: A. l.. White. Wollaston. beat J. q. Bauerson.
Foxhills, up and I 10 play.
Semi -nnal-F!nday s. Douglas beat 6. r. Morse,
up and to play: A. L. White beat G. X. Leak.
up and TO play, .#.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-15
ANDY JORDAN AT LARGE
Escape Of a Naked Insane Patient
 Yesterday Morning.

There is a crazy man at large, be- lieVed to be harmless to anyone else, but himself in great danger of perish ing should he wander away on the de- sert at this time of the year Anyone who sees a suspicious character will only be following humane impulses if he takes the man in custody or at once notifies the territorial asylum, phone Main 3, or any officer who has authority to take him in charge.
 The man in question is Andy Jordan. who has been confined in the territOr- ial asylum for years and who escaped yesterday morning before daylight, by tearing out the metal grill work over the window to his sleeping apartment. He is a very crazy man, but previous experience with him has made the asylum officials consider that he is per fectly harmless to everybody but him. self.
 The asylum authorities searched diligently for him yesterday but to no purpose and this warning is given in his interest as well as that of the pub lie generally. When Jordan escaped he was naked. bareheaded and bare footed except that he might have had on q pair of blue overalls. He took with him canvas sheet which he may have wrapped around him. He is of light complexion, sandy hair and mus tache, blue eyes, weighs about 150 pounds, is five feet eight inches in height and 34 years of age.
 The manner of Jordan's escape, and the reason for his nakedness is as fol- lows. When the patients retire at night they are made to leave all their clothes in the corridor just outside the door, for various and obvious reasons, the fact of having something to wear in the event they had an opportunity to escape being the least of many that might be given. That accounts for Jordan's nakedness. His escape through the window is evidence of his huskiness and muscular attainment. There is a glass window to the apart ment and a wire mosquito netting out side of that. Over this netting is a
Arizona republican., 1905-07-15
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HINES AND MINING
Things Going on U.dsr Ground In
 Various Localities.
YAvAPAI COUNTY.

Work is to begin immediately on the excavations for the big smelling plant and necessary buildings at the Val Verde mine The Grant brothers, who have the contract for the work, are shipping men and teams to the mine, and by Monday the first kiln of brick at Prescott will be torn down and moved.
 The main shaft of the Pine mountain mine, at Walker, is to be sunk 400 feet deeper from the present 200 foot level, where cross cutting will be done to follow up the ore bodies. Considerable good ore is now on the dump, but none will be shipped until the work mapped out is completed and a greater ton mage of ore to handle is obtained.
 United States patents have been granted for a number of mines and locations in Verde district lately, among them being the following: c. w. Hull, patent for Green Monster extension, Hope and Expectation; to King Development company. patent for Mineral Point mine. All of the claims have received considerable de- velopment and surface improvements in the way of buildings, etc.
 Lumber and other material have just been purchased for three new build ings at the Gold Copper company's mines south of Prescott. A force of ten men will be placed at work next Monday. The company has money with which to forward development work. Tom Marmont of Prescott and one of the owners in the property is to superintend working affairs.
 Work is to begin next week on the Rosalie group of copper mines near Mayer A force of ten men will be worked to start with and more added as the work will justify. D. J. Thomp- son of Prescott, who is one of the owners in the group. purchased about $1.OOO worth of groceries and goods and sent to the mines this week, and among other things he bought was a wagon and team for his own hauling.
 It is expected that by the middle of next week at least forty men will be put to work in the shafts and drifts of the Hot Number mine at Val Verde. An air compressor, capable of operat- ing four large air drills has been in- stalled and is now at work The pro- perty has already been opened up eX- tensively but the plans now made call for prospecting in new directions and the breaking of new ground which will make the matter of the ore possibili- ties contained in the mine of little doubt.
 MOHAVE COUNTY.
 The King mine. at Mineral Park, has e quantity of high grade gold and cop per ore on the dump and the ore vein in the breast of the drift from which it was taken is a pretty sight. In blasting pieces of ore weighing from a very few pounds to more than 100 pounds would be knocked down. The mine belongs to John Kay and family composed of himself. wife and two boys. and the three latter have done all the development work and extract ing of ore without other help. Mrs. Kay takes the lead uses either single or doubled handled hammer in driv-
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ing the drill. puts in the shots and works at the windlass. The mine is now pending a sale for $75. 900 in which case some deep sinking is to be done to open up the fine and large artery Of gold and copper ore which is known to underlie the old mining camp.
 The Chicago company that took a bond and lease on the Altata mine at Chloride from Miss Annie E. Cross, has stopped work and surrendered the pro- perty to its original owner The pro- perty is one of the old and well work ed mines of it's camp.
 JACOB MITCHELL.