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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-14

n the matter Of the tax petition or
Township Board OF Iron Mound Twp,
hled by G, =. Jones Twp. clerk, where
in the petitioners asks that work tax
entered on tax roll against A. T. 4 S.
F. Ry CO.. be cancelled for The reason
that said tax has Deen paid 70 road
overseer and the county clerk, by error.
had entered same On FAX against gaid
eompany.
Fetifi0 WAS Bfan'eG and wcrr TX
cancelled 20 the amount II u2 iO
This being the date set for the hearing
- liqpor case 81 }. n. Mohoney ei al "a.
sam Dunhans applicant Sam DunhAm
being present 10 person and by Hunt
chappen his attorneys. and the re-
nonatrators. J. r. alaloney ana j..
Church. being present and ~ thore
attorneys DeFemux q Hiareth.
Whcreupon motion vas made by
Commissioner suonk that the applicant
and the remonsfrttort ssaeh be Required
20 make deposit of 1890 cash. $500
of which b 70 be three dollars per dlem
Tor each 81 the county comrlsslonsss
and he balance thereof being for costs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-14

HaH an hour is well spent IN saving half
day--eo give hair hour to the ads.
today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-14

Give the Job Of finding you a lob to
want advertisement
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-19
Vista sgia 4 New
York
81 sOhIlno del TeY d8 IngIaIsTra
llsgaIt On hiSI8 { "a gTal
mslI6l9II Americana.

El principe y almirante ingl6s
Luis de BattenbeFg, sobrino del Rey
de lnglaterFa, hijo de Ia. pFincesa
Alicia. SID hermana. yisitaFa en- bfe-
ve la ciqdad de Nueva York Qui-
zas le acompafle en- esta vista 81
primo el Principe de Gales y 81 Sc
decide q clio, seFa Ell segUndo he-
redero de la Corona Britannica que
vista esta metropoli americana,
despu6s del viaie quo hizo q ella,
su padre. el actual rey Eduardo,
en- 1860.
La escuadra bfitanica Sc cOmpon-
dra de cinc0 cruceFos de los de mas
andar y de moderna construction.
Tai vez Ell Principe de Gales So
Fesuelva q dar una vuelta alfededor
del mundo, y probablementa vista
Fa Ia Habana, ciudad que desea VIZ
vamente cOnOceP.
Tan luegO como Sc tenga la GER
teza del viaie comenzar8n en- Nue.
va York los pFeparatiYos .regiOs pa
ra su reception.
Eduardo Newnaasaq9.
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HOlras filsbrss en- Msnatt.
En- la plaza infIam6se TN faroI, 81
empezar la retreta.
fDg maestro ooyYesp0n8a7)

Febrero 16..Ls distinguida fsnailis
Calaf CollazO Sc hslla aq1f. con obieto
de aaistir q Las aolemnes honras, que
en sufragio del inoIvidabIe don Saliva
dor Sc han celebRRdo en- eI dia de ayer.
SaludAmosla con afect0.
Para 81 dia diecinuave de los Coz
rrlentas Sc anuncia una brillante vela-
do en- 81 Casino Esp&floI.
Las carnes que Vienen cOmi 6nd0se
son para mandfbulas de gse9Y0: iSedo-
FeG, mas cBridad
El domingo iUf am6se un far0I de
los de & plazR, en- momentos en- que
empezabA II retFets. pudiendo haber
oCEalonRd0 fatRE1B Uonseeuencias.
Los bRncos de la plsza Sc est6n
pintando.
La familia del Lcdo. don juan R.
Ramos defnitivamente se trasladGr6 &
este pueblo.
Ell dia veints dos % Ia fssta es-
collar.
-Tanto u aefIora de don Clemente
Ramirez como So estudiosa HIS, pro-
gresan notsblemente en- aus estudiOs
musicales. bajo 10 competente direc.
ci6n del maestro Csllejo. Nos he sor-
prendido Ia duIce vcz de ambas. Pc.
seen irf xiones sonoras v harmonic
sas, Ia primera de mezzo soprano y la
seGunda de tipIe. Felicitsmoslag
Hoy celebrs session extraOrdinaria
81 Ayuntamient0.
Ell inteIigante faCuItatiVO sefioF
VillamiI. ha sidO nombrado cfcial de
Sanidad.
Ell iIustradO doctor Blfzques Oon-
tinds de tituIar.
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TTNEA FERREA DEL OESTE

Itinerario. -saiidas de Bayam6n y Capital
simultAneamente
Dias Observation-Disclosures 6, 7,l5, $780, 9.45
HOO Tarde 1915, As, 3.15, Abs, $50 y
Diaa festivos.-Manana 8. el5, $50. 9.45,
i1.O0. Tarde 1914, b. 80, $50, s. 80, 80, s. 80
Billetes baratos para dias festivos. De Ca
tafo Bayam6n, ida y vuelta & clase 1925
3 g clase sole, De Bayamon & Catafo ida
vuelta j g clase o. is, 2 g clase O.10.
BiIlete ordinaFio de Capital q Cata1o en-
2p clase centavos:
IpBayam6n, 10 de Septiembre de 1908. Ra-
m6n ValdSs.
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NugvO hOgsr

Aver & Ids cinco de Is tarde en- Rio
PiedFaa, contra rsjeron matrimoniO civil
dos i6Venes dignos de Is mayor feIici-
dad.
Don Augusta Garcia de Quevedo y
Ia encantadoFa joven Rosario Gamboa.
Unen su existencia para aiampTe y coll
gar8n SO anante nidO ca CatafIo, dom
de Celebrar6n 81 matrimpnio esIesia pti-
co el domingo de Ia spR6xima senS ha.
Union santifcada por IN amor Qran-
de y sincere, ella har6 Venturosos S
dos i6Yenea muY estimad0a.
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NOVsdad iln de slgIOH

ri notable medicamento Te Garfield.
no 10 conc csis y cd precise que sepais
que no debe faItar en- todOs los hoga-
res puertorriqueflos. Es 81 gran pu-
rifiCador de Is saDgre, COnserVando aai
u iuventud. TIE Garfield hace desapa-
recer todas Las materias nOCivRs que
Iebionan Ia saIud. De vents en- las
farmsciss Z9rbi, eCol6n1 y BIanco. Y
en 4 casa del representante don Bar
nardinO Diaz, Sol 10. San Juan,
P R.
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The CONSOLIDATED
EXPRESS OFFICES
Cargadores y remitentes para
todos los lugares de los Estados
Unidos, Europa y vice-vefsa.

Todos los paquetes 8 carga
Oonfados a noSotros recibiran
pronta atenci6n, Y Sc remitiran
q los precios de expreso mas Ii
mitado.
Los efectos que Sc deseen en-
War por expreso, en- los vapo-
peres la N. Y. & p. r.. S. s.
Co, <CoamoS y xPonceD deben
ser entregados los lunes hasta
las 10 de Ia mafana, y los que
vayan en- los de La <Red d. has
ta las 2 de Ia tarde los martes.
San Justo 4. G. BURSIAN.
AdnsissistFador.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-19

TETuAN46.

Ofrece 6 pFeCios m6dicos: ARNE-
SEES COMPLETES AMERTCANOS
DE CADENA Y RETRANCA.
CONSTANTES ESURTIDO DE FRU-
TOS DEL PALS. A PRECIOS LINZ
TADOS.
AGENTE GENERAL de Ios MOi-
nos de PILLSBURY, WASHBURN,
FLOUR, MILLS Co. Ltd. de Minnea-
polls, MINI. que producer las afsma-
daa hariDas de trigO sPILLSBURY s
EST xxx y In de maiz, 4LA
ESMERALDA.1
AGENTE GENERAL de lOe Sa5o-
Fes HUFFMAN BROS de New York.
f.briCantes { de Las afamadns marcss de
Mantequilla eLA FAVORITAp v GEI.
YANKEE.2
AGENTE GENERAL de h cerve-
Cerfa GTHE CONGRESS BREWING
co de Brooklvn. N " GOV q.
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JACINTO NARANJO.-- Giraiano Den
ista--Ha trasladado su ofiCinadental q la
ealle de Ia Tanca. No. 5, altos, doude ofrece
Sus servicios 81 p6blico en- general ID
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VONSh1O LAS hIADkES. ~ Hkjarabe catmants
1e Ia seoE Winslow dsbe sempre que los ni6os
estan en- e periodic de Ia den ci6n Proporciona alvio
inmediatc az pequeno paciente, produce suefo
eurai tranquio aliya el door e angelito despieria
mny Vivo aleqre. Es muy agradable III paiadar caa
~ Milo, ablanda eneas avia sns dolores, hace fa
Giles las fnciones del est6mago regah los ntestinps
Es 81 mejbr remedio conocido para IA diafea VA pro-
wenra 6sia de a dentci6n de cuaqiieFa otra cauaa
T6ngase hucho cuidado pedir el Jarabe Calmange
ae "a SeaoFs Winslow'j Is q msjor Dc todoss
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EDICTO.
EstadOs UnidOs DO America. |
EI Prssidsnte do los Esta-
dos UnidOs.
Doczar0ot6a de D0mtsIpaso.

En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan:
POR CUANTO: habi6ndose presen-
Gin0riO una moCi6n a0Iicitand0, &
nombFe de don Manuel Fuentes AIon-
so, vecino de esta ciudRd. Ia declara-
ci6n de dominic de ID siguienta fnca:
GUFbana, casa con solar. radicada en-
el barrio de Santurce de eata eiudRd,
Z compuestoel solar de seis metros del
{ frente 81 Sur con "a Carretera Cen.
{ traI. por veinte y seis metros de fon-
do, en- lindes pOF Ell Norte f0ndo
& y por Ia izquierda con los hijos do
{ don Manuel Zapater Y p0F Ia derecha
{ con casa de don Diego Gsvcfs, hoy
MonsefFate Mundi: y ls casa es ts-
Z rFera, de ma6eFs, techada de zinc.
mide tres metros y medic de fFenta
por siete de fondO.1
POR TANTO y habiendose ofdep6-
do poF el Hon. Emilio del TOro. Juez
deesta COrte. se publiQue pOr tres We
ces en- un peri6dico de lOs de mas cir-
Cuiaci6n de esta ciudad, Ia petici6n pa
RI que sirVa de notification 81 anterior
dueflo Pom Diego Carols OFtega, cuyO
payaderO be- ign0ra v para que los que
tengsn alq6n deFecho real en al inmue-
BILE deecrito, Ias peEsonas iQnoradas &
quienes pueda pariudicar 4 inscrip-
ci6n y en- general todo 81 que quiera
oponerse en- 81 t6rmino de sesenta dfas
naturales pueda efectuarlO lihr0 81 pre-
sente en- San Juan de Puerto Rico &
veinte y ocho de Diciembre de mil no-
vecientos cuRtro.
Luis Mgndsg Has.
SeCEetaFio.
31-10-2O-3ds9 19.
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C0LOEIA ESPECIAL de estHd ntes puer
torriqueiSos ca Baltimore, Md.l8 cargo de Il-
Rafael Janer 1914 Druid He'll Ave.-Admite
ninos nifas memories de Ia amos, raz6n de
$3.50 anticipates pof Semestre, en- Concepto
de pupilaje, ensenaEza, lavado de Topa, asis
tenoia medica medicinaa Referencias: DR..
Coll Lcdos Figneras Perea en- San Juan,
%. Arturo Dfaz en- Arecibo, DR.. D. Orcasistas
en- Rio Piedrss, Doctor Martinez Guasp en-
Mayagiiez, Lcdo Julia en- Ponce, D. Basilio
Pifiero Ell Csrolina, I'D. Juan Davila en- Mana
IL, D. Jose M Deliz en- Aguadills, D. Fran
cisco Giuliani v D. Jose Benitez en- Nieques.
70 va
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r. CULLEN "a finadoT compositor
de pianos harmonios CompTa pianos vie
jos. Va cualquier pueblo id In Isla So
hcitesele. Relogema +. Kehrhahn. Plaza
Baldorioty de Castro. San Juan p r..
= ~
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q ~ DO ~.
oNoRpoRATHD 81 R77AI CHARTER 1889
UNDER o6NTB. or WITB HIs n AJEsFYs GOVERNMENT

Los magnaeos vapores <As e sEDENs de esta Compana
reanudara m escaa e de u6roco empezando en- Enero
90 comuncando a San Thomas slas ngesas
Hoandesas Francesas Veneze Colombia, etc Eso vapore
recomendan epeamente los urist esando equpados
oda case de- comfort OdernO Sc adme tamn carga para
a anechaomo ademas para odos los puertos de Europa
Adn8s de vapores de pasageros que Tcaaran este
puerto Requirements cada quncena empezando o.
bra para ebarcar para odos los pueros de
Europa por vapore de deesta Compan los cuaes
dram caquier de los puertos de La m empre que ha
va sufciente carga. Para mas detalles derigirse a
Fize Lundt Scccs SAN JUAN. Agentes Generates.
Fritze Lundt & co succs. MAYAGUEZ Agentes
j. 7. Silva Bank Com Co. AGUADLLAs. Agente
Ct. Iedesma Co. ARECIBO, Agenta
Felc & PONCE. Agentes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05
fREeBOOTERS BEATEN

Although yesterdays polo game at the
Pier between the New Haven Freebooters
and the squadron \ team showed very
little good polo. IT, unusual closcness fur
nished interest enough 10 hold the specta-
tors TO the finish. Handicapped five each.
the two quartcts were very evenly
matched and the result was ia doubt un-
tl the last moment OF play At the end
OF the third period 10 looked as IL the
Frecbootcrs would win rather easily, but
their opponents took "a big brace in the
next 10 minutes. scored three goals and
very nearly n fouwh. which would have
won them the match had IL been forth
coming. As it was the final score was
8 10 ~ Squadron A losing on a foul
and a safety.
Stoddard. Goodwin and Rainey. espe-
cially the last named. did good work. and
Raineys long shots reminded one at times
OF tho playing of the famous Foxhall
Kceuo Webb. the fourth member OF the
New Haven team. was not directly re-
spousiblc FOR many OF the scores. but the
other three Freebooters played together
very well. Hunt aid the besi work for
the Squadron team. and he got into
tho game every minute he got n rap
IN the head I'm tho third period hut con-
tinued PLAY
Tho defeated team PLAYED we'll enough
Individually ard drove vell. bat their
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05
AMATEUR ROWING EVENTS

With one or two exceptions. the events
in the first day ~ the regatta OF the Ca
madam Association of Amateur Oarsmen
were won easily and the events were al
most featureless
Craig OF Detroit won the junior singles
In impressive style. The Mutuals Of Buff
fslo were beaten easily by the Ottawas in
the second heat OF the junior fours.
G.. r. Clayton OF the Pennsylvania
Barge club OF Philadelphia rowed in the
Junior and G. ". French rowed In the in
termediate singles. but neither was sole
10 carry his clubs colors 10 victory.
The water was smooth The indications
for tomorrow's weather are that the rac-
ing will he keen. The summarizes
First race. junior four. first heat. first
two to qualify-Rat Portage. first; Argo-
naut. Toronto. ont. second. the Don
Rowing club. third Time 1924.
Junior force. second heat. winner 10
qualify-Ottawa Rowing Club. ottawa.
Ont. first: Mutual r. c., Buffalo y. Y.
second. Time $50
Junior singles. first heat. first and sec
ond 10 aualify--I. Craig, Detroit r. c..
Detroit. Mich. first, W Graham Toron-
to r. c.. Toronto. ont. second; J. r.
clayton, Peunsylvania Barge club. Phla-
delphia. third. Time 9.is
Junior singles. second heat, first and
second 60 qualify Mark Flagg. Don Row
ing club. Toronto, first; a. +. Hall. Argo-
naut Rowing club. Toronto, second
Time a:21h
Junior doubles. fnal-Argoneut Rowing
club. Toronto. first. Ottawa Rowing club
ottawa second: Rat Portage Rowing
Club. Rat Portage. third Time $50
Senior pairs. fnal-Argonaut Rowing
Club. No. 2. Toronto. second. Time S:52 2-5
Junior singles. fnal--Craig. Detroit.
first: Graham. Toronto. second. Flagg,
Dons. third. Time 9:10.
intermediate singles, first heat-Sprinks.
Toronto Rowing Club. Toronto first; Nc
Allister. Hamilton Rowing Club. Hamil-
ton. second. Time q:l6 Ia
intermediate singles. second heat;
Coulson. Hamilton Rowing Club. first;
Frech. Pennsylvania r. c., Philadelphia,
second, Wark. Hamilton Rowing Club,
third. Time $50 2-5.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05

BROCHURE
SENT HERE

The brokerage firm OF J. II. Mansfield &
been forced to shut up shop or at least
keep away 10 dodge creditors is believed
TO have numbered in its victims a consid-
erable number OF Providence people.
j. H. Mansfield, Frank c. Ball and
George r. sullivan operated bucket
sons in this city believe that Mansfield
and Sullivan are one and the same per-
son.
About six or seven years ago George r.
Sullivan operated a bucket shop I'm this
city with offices in the Banigan building
Jim Irwin. a telegraph operator, was as
soCiated with him for a time and the con-
Germ did big business
Something happened which Influenced
the firm 10 leave town and Il was next
heard from In Boston and New York un-
der another name
sullivan was later heard from in Chica-
GO where he had about 20 girls employed
rs stenogra piers and was running one Of
the largest offices In the city Chicago be-
came too warm for Sullivan after a while
and the big office had 10 close tho gov
ernment taking action against Il, accord
ing 10 report
SOlllNa0 hed Letter, fascinating
little brochure describing methods ~
getting rich quickly by trading I'm stocks
was used by Sullivan. after leaving this
city and proved an effective advertise
ment
j. r. Mansfield & CO. have been sending
out a brochure very similar 10 Sullivan's
with the title. 'Mansheld's Famous Red
Letter
During the past few months Providence
and vicinity has been flooded with the
Mansfield literature and Red Letter"
and n is probable that the literature has
been n successful pull on" 10 the usual
per centage OF recipients
So alluring was the Mansfield literature
that A. A. Ashley. local manager for n
r. Leighton & Co. was almost hypno-
tized by the gilded inducements despite
the fact that he has been I'm the stock
business some years
The concern Of NJ. II. Quincy p wey-
bosset street. closed its office Tuesday
The Colonial Stock company. 81 Weybos-
set street Is closed till Sept. /. according
20 q sign on the door
The closing OF those stock brokerage
concerns was very quietly done.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05

lack OF team work should have made the
score against them larger. stu they only
lost the match on penalties. Hunt doing
some riding In q scrlmmage that was a
Sit too strenuous and Lawrence putting
the ball across his own goal line The
Squadrons had ore piece OF hard luck.
too. that might have changed the result
OF the game. Hunt made a hne long
distance drive for goal aud the ball
struck the left-hand post Before II could
be sent I'm Rainey was upon. Il with one
OF his long shots and II was out OF dan
ger.
Today's game will be between the first
team OF the Country club OF Westchester
and Point Judith. and since some OF the
best players IN tho country will partici-
pate. the game ought 10 show some un-
usually good polo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05
One Long Shot Carried OFF the Money
Yesterday Records Broken.
Providence Couldn't Hit KiSSinger and
Lost Game-4 tO2,

Yamachristy and Derry also ran.
THIRD RACE.
Five furlongs.
First Premium. 100 (RomanellD, 30 10 /. 4
Fulbcrt ~ (Wilcy), ) 20 l......,....... q
Blue Mamie, 81 (Perrine), TO 2...........3
Time l:0l l-5.
Or. Foch, Tavaness Vitesse Mr. Budd
Lackcy Stereotype and Matunick also
ran.
FOURTH RACE.
Mile and a quarter. handicap
Master OF craft. 10 (Crimmins), TO 5...1
Bragg. IL - Mcintyre. 10 2.............2
Ostrich l0G (Travers), 10 l..............S
Time 2.06
Cloverland also ran
FIFTH RACE
About six furlongs; selling.
The Muskcteer, ll9 (BolD. 10 5.......l
Ida Davis, lO3 (Wiley), 10 10 l...........2
Azellna, 50 (Perrine). 10 l...............3
Time 10 2-5
Bert Arthur. on the Eve. Uncle Henry.
Snow King, Shady Lad, Trajan, Durbar
and Dapple Gold also ran.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05
EASTERN LEAGUE

Providence went up against a bunch OF
circumstances yesterday afternoon when
tn team faced Kisslnger and was unable
20 win the game. Rube was in fine form
for the visitors and seemed 10 have the
!ocal slabmen at his mercy, tanning ten
OF them.
The local men could not bat with anv
100 much success and thus were not
able 10 take IN the one extra run that
was needed for the winning Of the game.
Putnam was I'm the points for the locals.
bat his work was of but little avail and
IL was not up to the local aggregate
TO win.
II looked at first as though Providence
was 10 win for I'm the first inning Nc
Farland and Dunn started off with hits
and. with Brodie out on q fly To Mattress
Thomas sent a slow bounder down behind
the pitcher After Thomas had gained
FIRST base Mattress made q wild throw
on which Mcfarland scored Then. with
Dunn on third and Thomas on second
'Rube" Kissinger settled down and re-
tired the side striking out both Conn
and Morgan.
Buffalo tied the score in the second by
good team work McAllister singled. Muir
ply sacrificed and Laporte placed a hit
II looked like a shut out when Mattress
hit To Conn and the latter threw To Rock
at second for a double play. But Rock
dropped the ball. and the play was off
McAlllster scored. Laporte reached sec
ond and Mattress rested on first. The
latter was forced out when McManus hit
10 Dunn. .Laporte gained third and Kiss
niger was next AT bmt, Putnam put
three strikes on him and held the score
a one all
In the third Buffalo went two ahead.
This was the only inning in which Putt
mann allowed Buffalo TO place hits close
together.
Providence cut one of the lead in the
fourth when Morgan placed a hit stole
second and by fast running went home
from second base on a bunt by Rock
There was some fast ball playing, which
prevented further scoring until the sew
enth. when Providence got one run and
tied the score again. Kissinger started
this inning by striking out two men. Po-
land and Putnam. He tried 10 make
II three on Mcfarland. and I'm splitting
hairs on the corner OF the plate gave Nc
Farand base on balls The latter
promptly stole second. and Kssinger
dared not let Dunn hit the ball. prefer
ring 20 let him walk. Mcfarland pro-
ceedcd 10 steal third base. drew n throw
from McManus. which went wild. and
scored. Kissinger then got his third
strikeout for the inning with Brodie M.
Buffalo won the game In the ninth i'm
ming. when Murphy drew base on balls.
Laporte sacrificed and Mattress drove the
ball TO right centre for three bases. Muir
ply scoring Mattress tried to score when
McManus hit To Rock but was thrown
out at the plate. and McManus was forced
out when Kissinger hit to Dunn.
ha taI Of ha haf
order was up TO the last turn at bat
Rock went out on strikes. Poland sent
a fly 10 Delehanty. and Jacklitsch. who
batted for Putnam, lifted one TO centre
which Gettman caught, and the game
was enGed. Attendance 1850. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-05
foo, knockabouts; start s:l5:
IRO0U0IS SELECTED

In the selection of the sloop Troduois
TO defend the Canada cup this year great
tribute is paid 10 the ability of Charles
r. Herreshoff. I'd. as a yacht designer
Young as IL Mr.. Herreshoff. for he is
not much past %. II will not he tho first
time that his design has come TO the
line with n Fife designed boat for an op-
ponent
Charles Herreshoff was studying naval
engineering in the University OF Glas-
gov when p NJ. InglIs, a British yachts
man. commissioned him to design a rae
ing sloop ~ moderate size 20 race against
English models. 1t will be remembered
how the young designer accepted the com
mission and before long the Nevada was
taking share in one OF the British yards.
Mr. Inglls carried Off many cups as first
rrlzes that season and the Nevada was
pronounced a great racer.
on July % Of this year the defender ~
the Canada cup was selected before the
last race " the trial contests was fin
ished. or started even. The Judges OF the
trial races at Rochester TO - man pro-
claimed the Iroquois the victor IN the
contests. and that she was the best OF
the bunch OF contestants in all breezes.
The races for the Canada cup. which
occur soon. are events OF note 90 racing
yachtsmen. In fact. they are second 10
the Amehica cup events. and the greatest
contests in yacht racing this year on this
side of the Atlantic.
Charles r. Herreshoff. when asked about
the boat recently. expressed the view
that he was delighted with the project
~ meeting William Fife. Jr.. again with
a design which he realizes has attracted
world wide interest Ills satisfaction at
meeting the noted Scotch designer with
his model Is second only IN importance to
him 30 the selection ~ tho iroquois -
defend the cur. Fire II VIII he remen1.
hered designed the America cup chal.
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