davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1905-01-04

Henry II. Rogers, the Standard Oil
magnate who has been discussed so
much since Thomas w. Lawson wrote
him up in Il magazine, is a man who
rules other financial king with ease.
, 1905-01-04

The members &c Tho International
commission which has assembled in
Paris to investigate the Dogger bank
affair are all men of exceptional knowl-
edge of maritime law as well as naval
affairs in general. The Russian MEM
Der of the commission, Admiral Nicho-
las Kaznakoff, has held important COM
missions in the naval service of Rus
STA and is regarded as one of the ablest
officers in that branch of the cars
fighting forces. He is of judicial tenn
permanent and conciliatory and
disposition.
Admiral Kaznakoff is remembered
with pleasure in America, to which he
paid a visit at the time of the Column
bian exposition. Particularly good
feeling between Russia and the United
States existed at that time. Admiral
Kaznakoff was in command of the
squadron which was sent to America
, 1905-01-04

asked his employer.
"Oh, it couldn't be better than you
made it," said the man, but
"But what?" said Mr.. Depew, sur
prised at the mans audacity.
"Well, sir" said the man in a depre-
eating tone, sit seems SO good, sir, that
l thought that you might want to give
me something better to do on the
strength of a recommendation like
that"
, 1905-01-04
Preaching and Practice.

She-Papa is preaching a sermon to-
night on Love One Another" He
And we are staying at home practieing
what he breaches, aren't we?-Chicago
Journal.
, 1905-01-04

Btates senate. Ex-Governor Frank s.
Black of New York is his only oppo-
nent. Senator Depew tells "A story
about a gardener on his estate on the
Hudson who owes his position to a
clever retort. The man had been en-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

Manola and made the trip from New YORK 20
NeTT TWP in a llitle less than ten hours
VIII exhibit Is yacht tender. weighing hrt ? no
pounds complete She Is 80 feet ov,r 9l win g
LIemolne Crane aud built In Inc yard, OF q j
WOOD OF CITY Island She IS double ulautcd rsl
man At the wheel on her thai thin. vfth sc,,f.
passengers on board. she attained a speed 81 Is
propeller not designed for her aud With ouiy sop
iisssolutlon per minute OF the engine although
ton per minute Those who assisted al he launch
ing OF ms boat. and participated IN her trial trin
engine which was not slowed down even whcu
meetng rough water Fifty gallons OF gnsol-rs
very searorhy yacht tender ana viii acct win
INC approval OF yachtsmcn who rcaliz, INC ncoet
their yachts. WV" ''
Three Psnhard and LeyasScr mctors. a q horse
TO make up the exhibit OF the Iaials de i'Au-o
mobile. The p horse power mas four cylinder,
stroke $40 mlllimetres. Tie suction = suIoniRi'r
and the exhaust IS mechanically Operated 1f-
palals De LAu,omoblle arc the sole tinted state
agenis, placed In front. The weight Is approx
bore and stroke OF isSSisS miiln, y,, 7s as a.
horse power Is OF the latest Panhsrd auto maHn-
tension msgnelo. IN addition. they VIII also Snow
BarHagand and Mare boat ilolor Of IS hors,
Ia this country. Tho nm OF BarrIquand & Mare
S oil Fans' France devote their whole time 10 ito
faeture motors OF any other kind.
The Electric Launch Company Of Rsvoune y =
VIII exhibit IN their space on ttc island 4, On
ioot electric launch OF their standard design I.
VII be equipped with new llgh; weight uaftcrfr.
giving IS mileage capacity on ono char-o ~ ~
batteries. u VIII be 10 operation on the bsc duf.
lng INC entire show and VIII be used f1r demon
hrhtlng Tue electric boats hult bf this ,lunaf
On the Platform they viii also show ~ foot srf4
boat with feet Inches beam ana crIn1cd wiz.
81 morse mower three 6 Hinder French auto rsri-s
engine OF new design. This engine VII be- one 40
their leading feature.
Inc Sltzel Cooper COMPANY. who have fh~i-
sFaC, IN the main floor OF The Garden. viii e1ufHI-
- 'ool Pierce launch equipped with a 49,. horss.
power motor. which T. placed ia the centre ~
W. pnAl' Shr N deliberately equipped with wilton
cArpets, wicker chairs ana plush cushioned seal.
,unning amund Tho back 81 the engine 40
loot boat win conn .rfc equipment which tho.
EpliE 70 lcaluff vii arouse cou. Irfabit later
's'' a. II sells Tor Very moderate price.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
NOTES OF THE TRADE.
what the Motor boat People Are Doing
These Days.

The exhibit Of the Gas Engine q Power CompAny
and Charles l. Scabury s co Consolidated is nearing
completion At the Garden and III will DO In readiness
Tor the opening OF the Motor Boat Show on Tuesday
next. These famous bllders have floor space
OF approximately 400 square feet'on which they
will show yachts Autoboai. n II foot naphthA
launch aud line OF Speedway gasolcne motors.
The sutoboat is one they have built for Commo-
dore r. q. Bourne OF the New YORK Yacht club.
Her length is 80 feet over ALL beam feet inches
and draught Of hull about y Inches. 1t IS torpedo
boat model, built with double inside grder mo keeD
and the cock pit Is divided into two compartments.
The motor and seersman will take the forward posi-
ton. and the cdrbureior. commutator and reverse
clutch Will have connections at the wheel 20 enable
one man 10 manipulate tho craft entirely. The
hull is pAnkod with cedar. In double siresks and
the decks and cockpts finished in Spanish
cedar. The motor Is Of the Speedway" pat
tern. six cylinder. H515 inches. four cycle. with
planetary spar gear reverse clutch. aluminium bed
FURNISHED cylinders. jump spark ignition. intended
TO drive the boat at speed rate OF nineteen miles
per hour. running at 700 revolutions. r. p.
Tho naphiha launch Is one OF their standard yacht
tenders. In square stern model clnker built. var
nished inside and out. the panking OF cedar and
the decks and cockpit OF mahogany. The motor
is OF horse power capacity. naphtba system. as
almost universally used In boats for service In con
nection with yachts. The Speedway" motors will
comprise a variety Of size and design. showing two
and four cycle plants. automatic and mechanical
Inlet valves. Jump spark and contact ignition
They will show some designed for high speed and
others for general service. but each design demon
straes the latest practice and highest attainment IN
gasolcne motor construction.
In tho tank or pool the Gas Engine and Power
company viii have In operation - foot launch.
designed In a wholesome and comfortable model
and this VIII undoT interest the parry who
Is looking Tor comfort stability and moderate cost
rather than hlgh speed or racing craft Her
beam Is foot AMI draught about , feet 8 inches
she Is ofsquarc storm model VITA easy lines adApted
for rough water u,e. Her cockpit has a comhinA-
tion OF Stern aud hWartshlp seats and chairs giving
"A variety OF sea ing provisions. and tho motor
being well SECLUDED behind tho thwAri seat makes
It's presence scarcely noticeable The huh is bult
With oak franc. anked with cedar and has copper
fAsteningS. The docks. cosming and cockpit are
finished IN mahogany. Tne motor IA four Is hinder
four cycle, - Inches. rated - horse power. ]
driving the boet about 10 10 II miles par hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
YALE TRANSFORMERS BEATEN
Crescent A. C. Win In Return Match by
24S to 232.

Yale University's Gun Club Representa- :
tves and the Crescent Athletic Club men
met yesterday at Bay Ridge In the return
match between the teams. on the occasion
OF their former meeting at New Haven this
season tho Crescents proved the victors
by y birds
The high gun Yesterday was Harry NJ.
Brigham Of the Crescent team. with a total
Of 49, The Crescents took the lead from the
first crack Of the guns and kept 1t to the end.
At thu finish the Crescents had 10 breaks
moro than Yale the tally being Crescent,
2is. Yale. 232. Tho high gun on the Yale
team VAS \. Merit. with " breaks.
Seven other competitions followed the
lnter-team contest. In the first of these e,
which was at fifteen targets. c. L. T. Foster
won With score OF Is straight. Lowell VI
Palmer, Jr., and ". c. Damron tied for second
with II each The stake trophy competi-
ton at fifth targets resulted in tie between
George q. Stephenson. Jr.. Lowell NJ. Palmer
Jr.. Frank b. Stephenson and O C. Grinnell
Jr With a. breaks the four did not shoot
on. the scores counting in the monthly aver
age for the trophy. The third leg on the
February cup produced another close com
petition. Dr. H. /. O'Brien and Lowell NJ
Palmer, lr tying with "a. and George q.
Stephenson and Frank B. Stephenson tying
for second with - each.
two man team competition was won
by the veterans. Daniel c Bennett and Charles
A. sykes. with total OF l6 birds: Frank b.
ste phenson and l.. c. Hopkins scored q.
A trop lay shoot at fifteen targets went 20
Harry b. Nanderveer next with a straight
score -Four men. DR.. II. J.. O Bren, c. T.
r. toste r Frederick T. Bedford. Jr. and
Harry NJ Brigham. Jr tied for second with
IL each With straight scores OF IL each.
Or u l. 'BTlen R9rnered the two remaining
events, the hrst with G. f. T. Foster runner
w with Is and the last one with Lowell NJ.
Palmer lust beaten out by bird The scores
in the lale-CresCent shoot follow:
Crescent 4. ca G Souihworth. 30. @ G Stenh
enson, lr. -. + Palmer, Jr %. !. h Stephenson.
go y. N. Brigham. 90. o. c. Grinncu. Jr, 30. Team
total, 24s,
ale q. Z. Pugslcy io c. King, 90 r. Thompson,
~ 7. Clark. t0 j. Borden, y. a. Mer,z, -. Team
tufsl ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
STANGLAND QUITS ATHLETICS.
Enlarged Heart Forces Champion broad
Jumper TO Leave Game.

Confirmation has been made Of the report
that Robert s. Stan gland. one OF Columbia 8
most famous athletes has been forced 10 re-
tire from athletics. because OF a dangerous
enlargement OF the heart Stangland was
TO have run in a relay race at Georgetown on
Feb 25. but by order OF his doctor has dropped
from the game for 70 cd. The state Of his
health Is such that any further violent eIer-
else would nave n very bad effect. AZ present.
however. Stangland ia IN no d anger.
The loss Of Stangland VIII be n severe one
TO Columbia. Pr obHbly no one man. eX-
cepting De Witt Of Princeton or Sharpe Of
Yale. has been prominent In so many forms OF
athletic competitions. As a schoolboy at
Horace Mann School. Stangland was promi-
nent as football player quarter mile runner
and broad jumper. From the start OF his
college career. he gave promise of great
OF his class track team. but gave M this
work for the crew lie roWcd on tho Oi
class eight at Poughkeepsie. In his sopho-
more year, he turned his attention TO track
athletics. lie made a total OF II points. a
record for the individual total in the under
stangland practically won the Syracuse,
Columbia dual meet winning the go yard
dash. tying for first IN the broad jump and
the interclass cane spree that year Stang
land won the heavyweight bout for his class
As junior Stangland first came out for foot
ball. He made the team as fun back. but
played guard a we'll In the spring he was
again prominent aS Dfoad jumper
Last year marked the elimination Of Stang
lands athletic career He was elected cap
tain Of the football team. and won the inter-
collegiate championship in the broad jump
il was noticeable that he was in progressively
bad condition. all last fall He was kicked
IN the head in the game with Amherst and
had 10 leave practice. lie was badly hurt
in the game with Yale and could not play at
all against Cornell In the spring previous
he won the broad jump IN dual meets against
New York University, Princeton aud Penn
sylvania and wound up by clearing % feet a.,
inches in the intercollegiate games In tho
summer. as member OF the New York A. &.
he won many prizes at the Olympian games
in st. Louis. His physical condition appar-
emily Is good at present. StanEland is ~
years old feet = inch tall and wei ghs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Marshall Wins the Most Brilliant Game Ever
Played In Paris.
sDrcial cdbie DeIpdith to TuE suS.

PANS. Feb. is.-Ihe most brilliant chess
ever shown in this city was played by the
American expert. Frank J. Marshall. In the
eleventh game Of the match against the local
player Janowski. played AZ the Cercle Phili-
dor to-day. Marshall relied upon a queens
gambit. which was declined by the second
player After the few opening moves were
made Jauowrkl assumed the attack, and in
order to make matters more effective he
EaCEihced pawn. When the game was
beginning 70 become highly interesting IL
was adjourned. In the evening session Mar
shnll by really wonderful play frs, repealed
Janowskt's aggressive movements and after
success fully getting on even terms he in turn
assumed he attack. compelling JanowRki's
resignation after nfiy-scven moves. Present
score. Marshall, g. Ianowski 4 drawn >
day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
SPLINTER DUFFEY BEATEN.
heats American Crack in Cham
plonShip-Shrubb Wins.
Special Cablt Despatch To the sun

Melbourne. Australia. Feb. is.-Arthur
+ Dufley. the American sprinter. competed
In two races here to-day the 100 yard cham
pionship and the IS yard handicap. and was
bvatrn IN both. Mueller of Bendigo beat
Du1y In tho 100 yard championship race in
10 20 seconds. In the rs yard handicap.
Morgan. who had a yard handicap. won in
20 seconds
Alfred Shrubb the English distance runner.
scratch man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

The Perfection reversing gear which will be on
exhibition at tho booth OF the William II. Brode
Com pany Is Manufactured by them and IL Article
that supplies long felt want In the way OF a re-
verSing mechanism. II is very compact In con
sruction vet with all parts OF suitable size to per-
form their various functions No expense has
been spared In the production OF this reversing
gear. as all the inner parts are machine finished
and absolute hts. The gears are nj all times In
mesh, which avoids the possibility OF stripping
the teeth, common In reversing mochanisns
where they throw the gears IN and out OF the mesh
The Perfection also runs In OIL Is entirely encaSed,
aud practically noiseless.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
Warren Ylnser May Die From Injuries in
priZcfiEht

LANCASTER, Pa. Feb. Is In q fght before
The Lancaster Athletic Club last night Warren
linger. aged - years. vas 80 badly punished
10y Bert Esheman. also Of Lancaster. that
the bout was stopped in tho fifth round and
soon aitcrWard lingcr became unconscious
tuneting from conclusion oi the brain he
y sttli UNCONSCIOUS and the physicians think
he IS fatally injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
Yacht wandrrcr sails for MarselIes.

II 4 c. Taylors steam Yacht wanderer
passed out yesterday bound for Narcotics.
whore her owner will join her for an extended
waters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

Ambush n vas eleven years old He won the
Grand National Steeplechase in 1900 hut did
not start In 1901 on account OF the death Of
Queen Victoria He went lame IN his prep
arution for the same race In 1902, and in
1908 fell at the IN fence when well M In
1870; he was the favor 10 for the Grand Ma
tional, but fell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

and It's sale has Increased steadily with each sue
ceeding year. As gun oil 1t has no superior; II
makes tho action Of any 1rearm work surely and
smoothly. and Its best advocates arc the big gun
manufacturers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

The clutch Is an expanding ring friction inside
the gears, and Is expanded through a lever by
the throwing Of shifting ring In which the screws
for adjusting the frictons are mounted: the shafts
are OF machinery steel and the expanding lever,
and adjusting screws arc hardened tool steel
The brodie company purpose in each case TO AdApt
4 proper size gear to accommodate the horse power
al the speed OF the engines on which they are TO
Perfection gear In every way. This concern Will
also exhibit the Kinncer Steel Rolling Boat Houss
Door. which is constructed OF inierooklng str,l
slats two inches wide This door rolls up over The
opening and saving the lost space that is usunIlv
taken up by the swing OF hinge doom The dooy
Is operated by hand chain on the side and being
counierbalhnced by springs is easily operated
The Stats being iaterlockng gives four thicknesses
Of metal every two inches. which adds great EfiJ
ness 20 the door 80 as 10 take care Of hirh wind
pressure. DO. This door is largely used Yor boat
house purposes as web as for ali lArre onrninSs
IN mills. factories. warehouses. pier fronta. car
barns. &c. ~
The paAls De LAutomobue. 2s popl,y,,d
Pereire, Paris, France, through It's American brAnch
W fNlh avenue New York. will exhibit two bohts
one being - feet inches over all, with feet 4
in Inc beam equipped With a horse power
only feet inches OF water under The ser.w 80
a high turtle back forward combined vdt5 az
oNeThhhglng bow and stern. a generous frreboard
and can be controlled entirely by the man A.
the wheel The above boat was designed in Tia
once OF Tsms. Lemolne a Crane and ia ,,5,toue ~
IN the fact mat y is one OF the rSt boats 20 81
hlgh speed with gchWortniness md rita btlif,-
THIS being accomplished by installing In rnodrysis
weight huli high speed of light weight FTcncb
ihls horse power. speed ~ slightly over si,tesi,
inlles an hour has bern m ART lined with ain rer
sons on board. Getoene eoougs for 200 tnIles Al
iHH '3eeo a eArried Iais boat ia known a. Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
KINGS STEEPLECHAsER DEAD
Ambush H., Grand National Winner
Expires During Training GaIIOp.
Special cable Dsspaieh 10 THE Sun.

Ambush il. dropped dead to-day during
an exercise gallop at tho Curragh race course
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
sPORrs,lrN,s @ Aops.

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Motor Boats. Motors Etc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
sPoRrsMEN's GOODS.

Motor boats Motors, Etc.
Sharp County record., 1905-09-08
AOBLEY

T. B. Baker made a trip to
Batesville Monday.
Some Of the people Of this
place we're at the Calamine camp
meeting Sunday.
J.L. LewsIlen is making mo-
lasses this week, We'A take a
tin bucket and 20 down soon.
J. R. Lewallen and wife Of
Charlotte were visiting at D. NJ.
Lewallen's Saturday and Sunday
Our road oyerseer worked the
Elgin and Evening shade road in
this township Monday AMI Tue-,
day.
Fred and Eaxter Dawson are
the smallest boys we've seen in
the fodder Held this ysar, b ut
they beat some that are larger.
A Little girl Of Mr. and Mrs.
Pinkston died last Saturday.
Many friends spmpathizs with
them in their sore bereavement,
G. S. Jernigan happened TO a
very serious accident one day
recently by falling out OF an ap-
pie tree and breaking three ribs.
The protracted meeting at Mt.
View closed Friday night. Not
much interest was taken in the
meeting and no visible results
yet.
Mrs. R. P. Bain and her two
daughters, who have been ia this
section for several weeks, re.
turned to their home at Lonoke
Monday.
We have had some very coo
nights this week, and If they con
tinue many nights "Jack Frost
will be putting his silvery sheer
on everything before long.
Sharp County record., 1905-09-08
G R 4 Il 6 E.

J. E. Mclaughlin was at
Reeds Creek last Friday.
There is a good deal Of sick
ness throughout this section.
David Anderson made a hur-
ried trip to Cave City Sunday.
W. A. Street was at Reeds
Creek on Tuesday Of last week.
School was closed here la st
Friday and suspended until win
ter.
4'iro' PcuPre are stUrIne away
quite a lot Of hay and fodder at
this time.
J. NJ. Simpson, one Of Cave
City's most prominent citizens,
was here last week.
S. E. Townslcy Of Bengay is
making preparations to move near
here to his fathers farm.
S. A. Massey, an esteemed
merchant Of Calamine, was at
Batesville one day last week.
Buck Price Of Calamine passed
here enroute to Batesville with
some cotton one day last week.
G. D. Powell and son, Law
renee, made a business trip to
Cave City on Friday Of last week.
The big camp meeting at Gala
mine is principally the attraction
with most people in this COM
munity now.
George Wann, the road over
seer for Scott township, has been
adding some good appearance to
the public roads Of this vicinity.
Sharp County record., 1905-09-08
NO PITY SHOWN,

"For years fate was after me con.
tinuously" writes +. A. Gulledge,
yerbena, Ala. al had a terrible
case of Piles causing !5 tumors.
When all failed Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured me. Equally good for
Burns and all aches and pains
Only 25c at Shows Drug Store.
Sharp County record., 1905-09-08
Demand For Teachers.

County Examiner P Pc
h...1I anuUuuces tnat Tsiere is
great demand for teachers in Pu-
laski conuty. He has in mind
one county school that offers $50
a month, with no one to accept
the place.-Arkansas Democrat.
Great Scott! A demand for
teachers, sixty plunks a month
offered, and the place going beg.
ging. This sounds funny TO peo-
pie in Sharp county, where
teachers are thicker than fleas on
a dogs back. And $50 a month,
mind you. That is enough to
take the breath Of some Sharp
county teachers"
Sharp County record., 1905-09-08
FR05RAA.

Following is the program for
the Sharp County Teachers AS
sociation, which meets at Eve
ming Shade Friday night and
Saturday following the regular
examination in this month:
FRIDAY NIGHT
Welcome address. Z. Z. Hulen.
Response, J. NJ Simpson.
Recitation.
Address, ". H. Watkins.
Recitation.
Address, c. L. Manning.
SATURDAY MoRNrlo.
School organization, !. C. Al.
bright.
Arithmetic, faotoringg o. C.
Shaver. L
Fifth grade history, ". F.
Buck.
Primary reading, Mr.. Dollie
McCOrd,
Fourth grade spelling, c. E,
Wiles.
How to prevent whispering,
Marvin Stephens.
Literature for sixth and sew.
enth grades and how to teach it,
Mr. Eckert.
J. N. Simpson,
W. H. Watkins,
c. NJ. Grisham,
Cothmittee
Sharp County record., 1905-09-08
New Consumption Remedy.

Another cure for consumption
has made its appearance. The
new remedy was discovered by
DIR. John F. Russell, a New York
physician, who has experimental
with it for six months and claims
to have cured eleven cases OF
dpnsumption entirely. 1t is
Known as the Vegetable Juice"
cure and the ingredients of the
remedy are nothing but the juices
of vegetables, such as potatoes,
beets, celery, tomatoes, and
many others, even including
onions. DR.. Russell is very
much elated over his success and
claims that by means of his
treatment nearly every case Of
consumption can be cured.
Sharp County record., 1905-09-08
K | N G Nj | L L 5

The weather is nice and pleas
ant now.
Health is not very good in this
community.
Miss Flora Hardin went to
Hardy Thursday.
Singing at New Hope last Sun
day was well attended.
The Sunday school at Liberty
Hill is moving along nicely.
Walter Murphy went down to
Center Wednesday for a visit
with his father, S, P. Murphy.
Sober Holt Of Ugo, |. T., is at
home again, after an absence Of
five years. His many friend:
welcome him back.
DR.. Evans Of this place visited
his old home near Barren Fork
last week. We are sorry to know
that his mother and sister are in
poor health.
Mrs. Dollie McCord, of Eve
ming Shade, who has taught in
our community this summer, has
made many warm friends. Her
stay among US has been short.
though pleasant TO all.
Sharp County record., 1905-09-08
Diri Broken for Hew Road.

A dispatch from Batesville to
Mondays Arkansas Democrat
says: "Dirt was broken Satur.
day for the construction OF a rail-
road from this city to junction
with the Fricso. Batesvllle citi-
zens will pay large bonus upon
its completion, The first work
is done at Pfeiffer's quarry. The
contract for the construction has
been let to Botkin d Moore.