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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-09

NOTICE--I hereby forbid all persons trust
N ing any one on my account as 1 shall pay
no bills contracted by any one. Charles E.
Brakeman. Newtown. Conn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-09
Notice.

Cider making and saving every Saturday
at my mill. John b. Frank Huntingtown,
NeWtOWD. Conn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-09

John Donohue of Bridgeport was In
town, Tuesday, to cast his vote.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-09

n ASOLINE ENGINES-WM anyone make
glnes: ship Fairbanks q HogDo. nearly noW:
hip Woodpecker newt 3h h.p Moodpeckse:
hip steam boiler with engine attached. soco.6
hand. want to turn these into money e
once. Jonn w. Htne. r. o. Box 1s6k New
Haven, Conn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-09

DELTING FOR SALE.Worth the money. l
belts. They were used just days. and are g
second hand. but as good as new ! "a IT, .
DIV; s. loot. 10 inch, ply! 40 foot. IA inch,
ply; 2 foot inch Ply; you " want nrc any
FL. aOSFORD. New Preston, OF.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-09

nor SALE-A new Famous International
6-hOrse power Gasoline engine. all mount
ed on Skids. VIII sell it at a bargain. 8. J..
Park, TrumbuIl, Conn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-09

nor sALE-New mich COW. William Barr
Il near Reservoir. Easton, Conn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-09

FOR SALE-one new saw mill all complsss.
Hydraulic cider pres. cost $50 yeaEs ago III
complete for 500; % b. p. upright boiler In
platform 4x4 It square. double beam. Voighsi
tons. Is. Shafting. boxes. hangers. etc. Oao
old and q beauty. has troteed . mile In 4z7 With
no training, and 10 very fast. Guaranteed III
right every way. and for sale cheap Charles
e. Brakeman, Newtown. Conn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-09

HTANTED-Girlo or woman for general house
w work and young girl to care for children
Mrs Eli dreenblatt, botsford Hill, Z. ID. H.
Sandy Hook, Conn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-09

WANTED--An persons buying property TO
w send for free list, and all persons having
property to sell send In a detailed list Of same
/ handle property in all parts of the United
states. My services are absolutely free to
owners and purchasers Address or call James
J, Brophey, "a Grand St., Danbury, Conn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-09
Mrs Carrie Simpson,

HAWLEYvILLR. Com.
Latest Style Gowns made for Ladies' nnd
Misses. Perfect At guaranteed.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-09

VKTANTED-Boy on farm to do light work
w and help with chores. Good home to
right party. A. B. Hall, Jr., New Preston
Conn,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-09
| Will Pay

EOk SALE-About 40 barrels hand picked
T apples. Gall early. E. E. Burgess, Red
ding Center, Conn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-11-09

Notwithstanding. shooting. trapping and
N trespassing with gun on the premises lof
under penalty of the law. L. B. Parsons. San
DIV Hook. Conn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-18

P. captured blu
JACK LUCAs-The chairman of the Board
to haveh s hand
in
not n
CONDUCTOR pass
Editor
SUPERVISOR ARcIiERI've
couldn n
quite clean mining shares election.
to of
already. 1t will be to advertise abro
poultry show will birds
in
what the paid him
JOHN SMITH
the
children refused admtance Francisco schools
HARRY ARMITAGE-I
a
boat which IN
w PRATTThe
than with other class, the
of
goldfelds a
adan mimi people
THOMAS
be
about Federal
Honolulu
and a the Coast.
CAPTAIN sIATTERYI certainly like
be able l
o
HENRY COBB that
treecouning scheme Cullen
all he assess
Pop sPITzERd like
tdedwinks
games like poker and stud but dedwinks something like
bridge
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HOW TO GROW OLD.
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The Nation.


Almost
The
boys?
whisper What old
themselves
the
Roman In
proongng fe those who getting old
would be
comfortably and gracefully.
makes
mode
step in the advancing and certain habits
and OBJ
phys
that
life higher
be selfco
state who like
feel chiefly
the
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pgh old lady who face away the down
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-18
NOVEMBER IS.
CHILLINGWORTH's CASE.
EDITOR,

1t ChiingwOrth notary and that
to which he has been elected
providing the qualifications of It's members
him Mr. thIngWorth IN
formally June by g Gus Rose to take
called the
by recollection Chilling
subject At the books
mine regarding him shall
be
candidacy Mr. Chilingwoh and
polls; but 1t
and the majority the
of miserable little technical sur
fails obey the la"
punished reach Mr. Chiingwor
be Revised Laws OF
Dsposio o.
on,remov fromo Notary Pub
lie be clerk of the nearest
of to the situated;
quit such administrator, shall
not less thanf
in the dsereto o the
to the other half to
him Tho shall suef or
slight much better
that OF the 2o9'
sit there
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TOPICS
TRoPIC AND OTHERWISE.


absolutely authority bovine the
Sailors Home, recently offered for sale
Oneca Away fndhap the dieiona
Enquirer
entirely
advertising Manhattan cocktails
Manhattan Luckily reader detected
flies
They re famlia and very
They 't's' and 'ih!''
frst name is notJa
plainly to i unit own
periodicals
and mist
at night thing:
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Throaty tenor the fl
ten more,
Blu m il a BORE
his ira tum
whikey
observed locally
attributed the victims Teutonic qualities
In the mi o we are
Friday
This settles ias the said when he his coffee
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
By Daniel Logan.

mining stocks only
the newly
at to
a claim that has poIeed 1t is this
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in
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has
while analysis have
to d tom
the
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THE WAR ON CONSUMPTION.

New York Sun.

Scientific medicine, aided by
year meeting with
was due to the the
tuberculosis The chief
the lungs those afflicted
matter exposed the
EIeven)
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ONE CAUSE OF DEFEAT.
JULY AND SEPTEMBER.
BEFORE.

LHearsts New York Evening Journal
Goebe breast
in al the west.
To stretch Mckinley bier.
Mckinley poroon.
fiearss New
Mckinley, is de
s figure
s in ehgy
of national
a n o g lked into zoologic garden t would
o to with
and aim
really
81 neara hon
Hearst Evening ournaI.1
Institutions like will last until
the be
Leon Czogou Buffalo, 6 1901
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My fight Arizona
all Yuma
of statehood the Colonel
Senatorsh he went into the
uad his
ability that effect
But Colonel Fitch being Indeed
beyond
has been interchangeable He before
Mormon commonwealth
Fitch counsel for the have been the senior
which still France, being
a
Fitch and he ought Senator
isn't the Boston the paintings the old
Thomas
looking like
Speaking of Col Fitch his old friend and exnster
Roln NJ
became
waiting
table would
ii. m
the Devil JACKIE Whos
JACKIE asked familiar
told 1ok I'd like
me.
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know position question labor Well the
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put
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Mckinley began He
ia simple Christian citizen He faced
ME with the quiet confident hope of his
be
such deep religious faith marked William Mckinley
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in spirit aboutth heno
the late c. P Huntington thing
California
Cotton letters and displayed their wealth
a Huntington
Young
lately a S
that
mans business simple Jimmy Phean
French Marquis call at the lodgings Jaobn politician
When the Examiner abusing Huntington melting
about
to hair his blacks
California needed
other plea he made
most yuntlon
old capitalist remarked like
in
of
California
the United Hunting
he meta
~ ~ -
Speaking Hearst of is
100000 Brisbane
watch the old when the latter had
thing foolish In Paris Bennett
lowing them he summoned
o York
muy old impose who had been
Americans and saveon Europeans and the
out of Rome
reaching New York killing
insste a deao Hearst
personally for whom he then working
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the said he put an egg in his coffee
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-16
HEINzE'S VOICE In
COMBINE IS WEAK
Amalgamated, Cole and Guggen-
helm Interests Control
Copper Deal. J.

New York, Feb. 16.-The ANAL
gamated Copper company and the.new
interests which have just taken over
the Heinze properties in the Butte camp
are still actively engaged. in working
out the details of their comprehensive
plans for the more harmonious opera
tion Of the properties in that copper
field. 90 )~-"rn s 1s
1t may be stated that the Heinze
interests were paid entirely in cash.
No stock payment of any kind was
considered further than that Heinze
could participate in a minority sub
scription to Ihe stock Of the new com
pany to be organized. Mr.. Heinze, un-
der the new condition of affairs at
Butte, will no, longer be a potent fac
tor. the Amalgamated-C Cole and Guggen-
helm interests being paramount in that
mining section. ..t-. =,
The details as to the new company
have not yet been worked out, not
even as to the proposed capitalization,
but enough is known to say that. the
company will take over not only the
Heinze: property, but other property not
heretofore mentioned, and will prob
ably include such interests as are held
in the Butte camp by Senator W. A.
Clark. The new company will, to- all
intents and purposes, be an entirely
independent corporation from the
Amalgamated Copper company, but will
have SO large an Ar"algamated interest
in it's stock that harmony is thoroly
assure in all their operations from
this time on. - 49, T
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-16
Colonist One-Way Excursions.

OO1O1I1oV O210- way 10Cu1SIO1lSs
cheap one-way colonist excursion tick
cts to points in Montana, Idaho, Wash
ington, British Columbia, Oregon and
California, daily until April Z. Call
at city office, No. 19 Nico1let House
block, several days in advance and re-
serve your sleeping car berths
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-16

Sir Alfred Harmsworth, the London
newspaper proprietor, pom whom a
peerage recently has been conferred,
has taken the title Of Baron North
cliffe. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-16
Another Rich Arizona Mine.

The Minneapolis investors in stock
Of the Copper Creek Mining company
Of Arizona are highly elated over the
recent reports received from the mines.
From the first level the company is
shipping rich copper glance ore, the
value of which exceeds ST 1000 per car
after deducting freight and smelter
charges. The second level will be
reached early next month, when it is
the intention Of the company to put on
three shifts of men, eight hours each.
Edwin Clark and D. j. Reynolds of
this city have accepted the general
manager s invitation to visit the mine,
and will 20 next week.
!, While General Brugere, commander Of
the French army, was under fifteen days
arrest in Paris, he was not permitted to
leave his quarters on any pretext except
to transact official business at the war
office; might not wear his sword, and
could receive no visitors. But in consid-
Grafton of his high rank no sentry was
posted over him..
A policeman, going his rounds in the
early morning in Bath, England, saw a
clock standing on the. doorstep Of g
house. He rang the bell and found
| that the occupant had taken the milk
pitcher up to his bedroom, leaving the
clock where he had intended to put the
pitcher.
| Sir Herbert de Stern, who was re-
I Gently made peer, is a Jewish banker
! in London and is a son of Baron Her
mann de Stern, whose title was Por
tu9nese-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-29
"a. u- A- mi. INFECTION.

United Council Junior Order AM
efican Mechanics held their regular
meeting in their hall in Main street
last night. The usual routine of bus
mess was. transacted, after which the
following officers for the ensuing
year were elected: j. Alfred Reid,
councillor; H. f.. Cline, vice council
or; George Sprague, recording score
tary; e. w. Berlett, assistant record
ing secretary; Henry Woodruff; fin
ancial secretary; Harry d. Romer,
treasurer: L. w. Sleight, inside
guard; Abram Price, outside guard;
e. e. Cline, chaplain; F. w. Palm
er, trustee. The installation will be
held next week.
Past Councillor Jacob Velton, Of U.
S. Grant Council, will be present on
that occasion to install the newly
elected officers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-29

terest by his performances. For some
reason or other this player, now at the
zenith of his power, was not called
upon to play i'll the singles against
England last year, and though he was
beaten by Gore in the championship 1t
was generally felt that his play was
the most attractive and the most pow
erful in the whole American team.
When Wright returned to the United
States he gave proof of this superiority
by winning the American champion
ship at Newport, and his selection for
first place in the present combination
followed as a matter of course. Hol-
only is he Wright's regular partner in
the doubles-the two holding the Unit
ed States championship-but q most
brilliant individual player. The de-
cislve name in which he won the first
two sets against Doherty in the inter
national match last year will always
be remembered; and If the Americans
are wise they will rely ON Wright and
Ward to represent them in both singles
and doubles. Il. Alexander and CLAIR
ence Hobart are both mentioned as
members of the team, but while they
are players of the highest class, neither
has claims superior to those of Wright
and Ward, and presumably they will
come over only as reserves for the sin
giles.
Neither the French nor the Austrian
team is likely to survive the first round
at Liverpool, and. though their mem
bers will probably show an improve
ment on their last years form, their
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-29
Ncw YnrL nInrkets.

FLOUR-Firm. but quiet: Minnesota
patents, s4.35Q4.G5: winter straights, 500
03.40; winter extras, $2.sOaS'4O; winter
patents, $4G4.S0.
WHEAT-Opening was steauler on 10
cal covering, but prices soon deemed
with the west, where unloading anu GEAR
ing weather in the spring wheat states
Influenced sentiment; July, sgA9sOc.' sep
TENDER, SO 1-1G@Sylsc.
CORN-Option market opened steaay on
cables, but soon followed the wheat de-
cline, losing Mc. to Ac. in the hrst nour'
July. 5SAM5Sasc.
BGTTER-Creamery extra, per pound
1SIsc. ,arva
and small. best, lie; fair to good ia,5s'
10ul0Mc. small, 10G10hc.; half sKlms;
best, S1e4SNc.; part skins, prime fA~
EGGs-Fresh gathered. extra; per dog
en-, s0c.; nearby, fresh gathered, hrsts "
extra frsts, 17M1Sc.
MfLK-Per 40 quart cam S:21. J.,
HAY-Quiet; shipping. b5@6oc.; good 70
choice, S519zMc.
sTRAW-Quiet; long rye, eoc.
s1.95; pea, s1,67AQ1.7O 20; red kidney sSq
P55o5;TAToEs Easier; southern, prime,
per barrel. S2.50n2T5; southern, fair 20
good. per barrel, $1.50a1.75; southern
TALLOW-steady city, Sc; country. 90
WoOLAsteady; domestic fleece. s5@3Sc.
LIVE POULTRY-Firm; fowls higher;
fowls, 14hsQI5c;; old ROSTERS, &c. spring
DRESSED POULTRY Unchanged;
fowls. choice. 14c. do. fair to good. 1870. !
old ROSTERS, Sc. rolsting chickens. choice,
lac. do, fair &c, good, l24l4es; brcilers'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

Several purchases in real estate
have been made lately, and Metuch-
en- is slowly but surely going ahead.
Chief Arnett Smith bought of Mrs.
Peck a large strip of land back of his
house: and Mr.. Charles Edgar has
recently purchased the Longenetto
home on MiddleseX venue.
Mrs. William Orion is entertaining
friends over Sunday.
The hardware men are doing a
good business this week in window
pane glasses.
Mrs. William Campbell is enter
tanning her friend, Miss Grace Cru
men.
Mrs. Charles Ayers is entertaining
a friend.
The little boy kicked in the head
by a horse, Sunday evening, at the
home of Mr.. A. C. Case. is doing well.
DR.. Hunt dressed the wound and
cared for the boy till DR.. Gross ar
rived.
The Misses Alden entertained a
few friends Wednesday evening.
Mrs. William Colburn arrived from
Cuba today and is a guest of Mrs.
Georg Litterst.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-29
SOUTH AMBOY.
G ITEATS.

Mason & Smith, of Perth Amboy,
are surveying Bordentown avenue.
A grade has to be established in or
der to grant the request of the sign
ers of the petition which was present.
ed to the borough council last Tues
day evening.
Quite a crowd OF young people
from this borough went to Boynton
Beach last evening.
The sidewalk is being laid on
Broadway between David and Henry
streets.
d. c. Chase and Jesse Fuller en-
ioyed a drive out to G. Y. yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Media Clark, of Railway, is
the guest of Miss Elsie A~pplegate, of
Morgan.
The mud-diggers and sand sucker
have left C-heesequaNe creek. They
will return later on and dredge out
the creek on the southeast side.
Mrs. Edward O'Connors, of Broad
way, is entertaining her sister from
New Brunswick.
George Hillman, of the Heights,
was a Perth Amboy visitor last even
ing.
rieiiN Man. pn,,mawia1z vis,tor raster,
day.
m,e9 mao ISL Do,nton Paanh
Spena '"Sh uvem ~ IS.,a,ott;s nothor he
mte, n9w'ru - hao1th For a NM
NOV oeem ~ s ood he ;s nissed from
pel VI meeMh Wv sbn usod 10 Ell snnA
we polem WIZ u'e"
IN 'stoIo b.rdsoma nlont
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-29

METUCHEN.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL OUTING.

At the ringing of the church bells
yesterday morning at 8 o'clocks every
one knew the great Sunday school
picnic would start at 8 O'Clock, and
long before the appointed time the
platform was well filled with a laugh
ing, merry crowd. The train was
made up of ten cars which were COM
fortably filed, and the day proved to
be a success financially as well as
socially. Mr.. William Crowell al
in charge of the Baptist tickets, Mr..
Harold Edgar the Reformed, Mr..
Clark the Presbyterian, and Mr..
Llyod Wilson the Methodist. Most
of the picnickers took their lunches
with them and basket parties was
the order of the day, together with
swimming and the many side attrac-
tons offered at this popular resort.
The streets in the town were de-
serted and it would be easier to name
those who remained at home than
those who went.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-29
CLOSES.

The closing exercises of the pri-
mary department of public school No.
1 were held in knights of Pythias,
hall Yesterday afternoon. The stage
was beautifully decorated with flow
ers, Palms and flags. The hall was
crowded with the pupils from the pri-
mary department and their friends
and parents.
The program was under the direc-
ton of Miss Charlotte Page, of BIB
class and Miss Parr, of lib class. 1t
was as follows:
Star Spangled Banner, by the en-
tire primary department.
Song, May Day, by ga class.
kRecitation, -Four Leaf Glover,
George Emmons.
Song, Gay Dandelion, Ruth STAN
tor.
Recitation, Notifying Mistake,
Hden Whithurst.
Negro Lullaby, 4A. class.
Song, Robert of Lincoln, by prim-
Any department.
Selections from Hiawatha, Clair
IGrbeaulet, Hiawatha, and Media
sFuckalew, Nicomus.
Song, July, four boys and seven
iris of 3B class.
Song, kindergarten.
Indian dance, by six boys from SB
lass.
Song, Mr.. Duck and Mr.. Turkey,
Cyril Bland.
Duet, Twiddle de Winks, Della
Burgess and Julia Baxter.
Song, "A class.
Song, Mulligan Guards, by ten boys
of BIB class.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-29
sIEEPING MN MOVED.

The young man that was put to
sleep over the telephone on Wednes-
day and who was on exhibition in the
store window in the Knights of Pyth-
las building, was moved from that
place yesterday afternoon to the
window of the Ferry hotel, in Bent
ley street, by, Professor Santanelli.
Complaint was made to the board of
trustees and also to the police station
by several citizens, claiming 1t to be
a nuisance and the board requested
the professor to- remove him. He will
remain, at the hotel until tomorrow
night, when he will be taken to the
hall, where he will be woke up be-
fore the audience.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-29
q. n. CONVENTION.

The convention of the Staten ISL
and Christian Endeavor Union was
held in st. Marks M. &c. church yes
terday afternoon and evening. Sew
eral speakers were present and also
delegates from all parts of the island
were there.
The afternoon session opened at
3.l5 o'clock. The address of vel
come was made by the Rev, Jere b.
j. Rhodes, pastor OF the church, and
an address was also made by f. j.
Mcconnell, D.p4,~Ph. D., pastor OF
New York Avenue M. e. church,
Brooklyn FAessong service waS~led
by Edward 81. Seales and MisscH. OBJ
erwarth sang a-seio. Supper was
served in fhc lecture room of the
church 10 all members and guests by
the Hpworlh scasue Of the church.
Tho evening service opened at T:45
O'clock, at which large number
was in attendance and the program
which had been arranged was carried
at,f
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-29
PLEASANT PLAINS.
An Afro ROUTE.
Garage to be Established Hcre-Run
to Meet TrOllcys.

Garage to be Established Hcre-Run
to Meet Tr0llcys.
A new enterprise will be started
on this end of the island by two OF
our merchants in this vicinity, VIII
liam j. Penton, of this place, and
Joseph Silverstone, of Kreischerville;
The large livery stable in the rear OF
Mr.. Penton's place in Station avenue,
that was formerly the stables OF q.
a. Winant, will be turned into an up
to-date automobile garage with an
electric storage battery station where
electric machines can be charged and
also where automobiles will be Tor
sale and to hire. Messrs. Penton and
Silyerstone went to New York yester-
day and brought down three large
machines to hire out, one that VIII
hold about thirty-five people, a small
one to carry fifteen people and the
other a large touring car. In connec
ton with this undertaking an auto
mobile route will be started from
Tottenville to connect with the troll
ley at Richmond, probably some time
during next week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-29
Tennis Tar
International Champfohsh4p
Meet In Engiand---TAe
american Team. R

The coming international laYn ten
ais championship contests are attract
ing wide attention both in the eastYand
west. Much is expected of the Amer
lean lads Beals @. Wright, NV. A.
Larned, Holcombe Ward, Clarence Ho-
bart, f. Alexander and Kreigh Collins,
the Chicago "chainp,' who are to beard
the British lion in his den. ALL the
games occur in England, and the stars
of France, Austria and Australia are
also to compete.
An English expert writes as follows
concerning the American team:
"Of the Americans coming over Beals
Wright is likely to create the most in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-29

inclusion in the competition is regard
ed more as a testimony to national zeal
and enterprise than anything else. But
Of course the Australasian team stands
in quite a different category.
"Of its personnel we only know at
present that Brookes has sailed and
that Wilding, the Cambridge captain
of last year, is available. b aaey h
'sHere, again, the probabilities all
point to the colonial attack being left
exclusively in the hands Of thesettwo
players. Brookes did not showitupaso
well in the internationals lastryear as
he did in the British championships"