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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-24
OLIVE HILL.
Palladium Special


Olive Hill, May 23.-Joe Bug Curtis
caught bass that weighed 21a pounds
last week.
John Cobine and sister Mary from
Fountain City visited at George Arm
strong Saturday.
Hazel Mckinney is very sick with
cold.
Matte Taylor is visiting at Franklin,
Ind, this week.
Jimmie Armstrong has purchased a
new driving horse.
Bell Armstrong went to Richmond
Saturday.
Jake Hanes of Richmond visited at
his brother Charlie Hanes Sunday.
Tommy and Frank Walker gave a
dance at their home Saturday even
ing.
Lem McNutt and wife visited at
Clark McNutts near Fountain City Sun
day.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-24

Sales I'D to noon 1860.
New York None Market, 81 per
cent.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-24

Men and women who eat fat meats
and drink strong coffee usually have
coarse, forid SKINS HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea makes your skin
soft and fair. 35 cents Tea or Tab
let's For sale by A G. Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-24

For any pain from top to toe, from
any cause, apply DR.. Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil. Pain can't stay where it is
used.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-05-17
II DE MAYO DE 1906.
IA CORIt Dt IOStsIADOs UNIDOS.


Las siguientes son las listas de
los miemebros del grande y pc
Queho jurado que han sido debi-
damente ealificados para servir
EN- el presente termino de In corte
de los Estados Unidos:
GRAN JURADo DE Los +. U.
James Rush, Presidente, Ration; Do
Ian Smith, Ration; Cruz Gallegos, San
Jose; Albino Sena, Chapcrito: CUTLER
mo Ortiz, Las Vegas; Apolonio otero,
Clapham; A. II. Banheld, Ration; ST.
mon Miranda, Gallegos; Manuel Do
minguez, Las Vegas: Felipe Gallegos,
Las Vegas; Leandro Romero, Chacon;
David sandoval, Las Vegas; Agapito
Baros, Antonchico; Jaan Aragon,
Shoemaker; Ed Flommerfelt, Las We
gas; EusebiO Lucero, Chaperito; Geo.
Woodhouse, Bell; Eduviien Crespin,
Las Vegas; Jacobo Valerie, Las Vegas;
Francisco Garcia, Los Alamos; Enos
Campbell, Ration.
PEQUEnos JURADoS DR Los h. U.
Manuel Maldonado, Wagon Mound;
Maximiliano Mora, Chaperito; Ramon
Salas, Chaperito: s, S. De Mott, Ra-
ton: A. II. West, Las vegas; Juan
Apodaca, Wagon Mound; Bruce En-
glish, Bell; Marcelido Gardufo, Luce
ro; Marcos Montoya, Sena; +. Ii. Waite
Ration; MarceIino Gucule, San jose;
w. j. Fugate, Las Vegas Doroteo
Leyba. Clayton; Trinidad Cordoya,
Black Lake; j. E. Fernandez, Colmor;
Ramon Madrid, villanueya; Cruz GU
rule, San Jose; Miguel Rivera, Guada-
lupita; Cleofes Gallegos, Rowe; ii.
Rensing, Las Vegas; Exequiel Baca,
Las vegas; Paul Blackshear, Las We
gas; Hilario Pacheco, Teeolote; Felix
Garcia y Gutierrez Las Vegas.
NoTAS DE LA CoRTE.
Peter Carpenter ha sido NOM
brado por el Juez Mills pregone-
70 de la corte.
La primer causa que esta en- el
calandario de los Estados Uni
dos, es la de los que Fobaron ell
tren del Rock Island. Los acu-
sados han estado en- la carcel por
dos amos, dos veces Sc ha averi-
guado esta causa en- contra de
ellos y el iurado ha ialtado en-
opinar.
Pedro Tafoya ha sido nombra-
do guardia del gran iutado.
George Labadie ha Aldo NOM
brado interprete del r . iurado
de los Estados Unidos,
El Hon. Rafael Chac6n, de Tri-
nidad, Colorado, SO encuentra en-
| la ciudad atendiendo & la corte
de los Estados Unidos.
Don Jose de la Cruz Pine, de
Galisteo, SO encuentra en- la ciu-
dad, habiendo sido citado para
comparecer ante la corte de los
Estados Unidos.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-05-17
PROCtDIMIfNTO NutvO.
Respecto a las visitaS DOmiCiIiariaS
Para fines de AmiIIaramientO.

En- el condado de Santa Fe fue
removido el asesor electo por el
pueblo y su successor fue nombra-
do por ell Gobernador de Nuevo
Mexico. Este nuevo ASSESSOR Y sus
diputados han estado reclaman-
do derechos bajo la ley vigente
que Sc relaciona a su oticio y atri-
buciones, que no pretenden nj
han practicable los asesores de
otros condados, a1n cuando es-
tan gobernados por ell mismo es
tatuto. Su pretension en- Santa
Fe es que tienen derecho 4 hacer
visitas domiciliarias, visitando
casa por casa de los ciudadanos
y pagadores de tasaci6n para
cerciorares por observation ocu-
lar de 10 que tienen Y posceen e
incluirlo en- las listas de eamiIlara-
miento. En- apoyo de su preten-
sion han obtenido una opinion
del asistente procurador general
Abbott, quien afrma y declara
que tienen derecho para hacer vi
sitas domiciliarias. En- este es.
tado Sc hallan las cosas EN- la ac-
tualidad y Sc anticipa que de un
dia d otro ell asesor y sus diputa.
dos procederan en- el ejercicio de
su pretendido derecho, mas Sc
cree que no 10 haran sin oposi-
cion nj protesta porque en- OPT
nion de abogados competentes
la ley VICENTE no les da en- name
ra alguna ell derecho que recla-
man. De ahi Sc infiere Que pro-
bablemente todo ell asunto sera
materia de averiguaci0n y con-
troversia ante los tribunales, Gu.
va decision mostrara cual es la
verdadera Interpretation de la
ley en- 10 que Sc relaciona q los de.
beres del ASSESSOR. Ahora dejando
aparte cuestiones de ley juzgan-
do ell asunto baio las reglas del
sentido comun, nos parece que
un ASSESSOR que tiene derecho de
subir y fiar las tasaciones & sa
arbitrio, no necesita de valerse
de medidas vejaminosas y moles.
tas que tienen todo resabio dc
arbitrariedad y oposici6n. Lo
que resultara de tales procedures
es convencer a muchos contribu-
yentes que realmente no son due
nos de 10 que poseen, puesto que
estan sujetos a perderlo por me
todos no sancionados por la ley
nj por Ia justicia.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-05-17
CAMBIO EN- UN EMPLEO TERRIFIC
DIAL

FL reemplazo de Mr.. Page b.
Otero por Mr.. William +. Griffin
EN- el empleo territorial de Guar
dian de GAIA y Pesca Sc ha efec-
tuado sin oposicion y sin dispu-
ta dc ninguna clase, y la volun-
tad y deseo del Gobernador Ha.
german han tenido plena realiza-
cion. Habfase dicho que era la
intenci6n del incumbente 0tero
pelear por su derecho y tftulo
ante los tribuDales, pero 81 tenia
tai proposito no 10 ha llevado &
cabo sino que ha entregado en-
sana paz ell empleo q su successor.
De su proceder en- ell case no Sc
puede formar sino una sola OPT
MON y esa es que Sc convenci6 de
que las leyes vigentes que Sc rela-
cionan q su empleo dan plena au-
toridad al ejecutivo para hacer
remociones q su arbitrio. Por
otra parte ell empleo de Guardian
| de GAIA y Pesca carece totalmen.
te de importancia en- 10 que toca
q la utilidad que dimana de su
existencia para el pueblo del Ter
ritorio en- general, aunque no 81
puede negar que es muy 1til a
incumbente porque lie suministrf
un salario mas que regular er
cambio de POGO o ning1n traba
Ito. De manera one es indiferent'
cual sea la personalidad que dis
fruta de tales perquisitos y ven
tajas, aunque cabra satisfacci6l
al Gobernador en- ell hecho de te
ner una persona de su preferenci'
Y agrado en- ell goce de tales pri
vilegios. De este Sc deduce qu
ell cambio en- la ofcina citada so
10 tiene importancia para el of
cial cesante y para ell quelo reem
plaza, aunque tambien tieneenl
aplicaci0n que pueda hacerse
otros casos de la accion sumari
del ejecutivo. Todo clio deper
dera de la voluntad del individu
que por ahora tiene libertad al
soluta en- materia de nombrf
rlientos y remociones, pero Guar
do venga la legislatura entonce
habrA necesidad de cooperacio
entire los poderes eiecutiyo y Il
!gislativo & FL de cue los hecho
! tengan debida fuerza v efecto.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-05-17
NERAL DEL CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL EN- PARTICULAR
TRIBUTO.

Editor de Fl Independence
Por ser el mas popular
Por publican estos versos.
Las gracias Re voy d dar.
FL dia catorce de Abril
Comenzamos a hdiar,
Tenemos buenos muchachos
Y tambien buen caporal.
Hemos estado cuidando
Oh, pero todos en- igual
No se enfadan los pastores
NJ tampoco el caporal.
verdad hemos perdido
No por falta de cuidado.
Es por falta de salud
Y las lluvias nos han caido.
FL caporal es veloz
Y tambien los pastorsitos,
Ell cocinero es active
Y les cuece friiolitos.
Apolonio ell consentido,
Lo ponen en- el corral,
A mamantar los penquitos
Para yer 81 puede ahijar.
No mas Don Ricardo Gauna
Podia aguantar un mes,
Con esta maldita plebe,
Que dormia hasta las diez.
Pobres hombres del primal
A que suerte les TOGO.
Que fruoles no cocian,
Porque ollita les falt6.
Don Felix de San Ignacio
Hombre de bien 4 la par
Sc junta con Martin Garcia
Y Sc van para el corral.
Secundino es muy buen hombre
No 10 hago por adular,
Pero no parece bien
Que tiene NAL caporal.
FL caporal es muy recto
A todos les da tenor,
Nomas llega donde esta Brama
Y hasta lie CORE ell sudor.
Gracias lie doy seior Bon
Por buena reputation,
va Sc nos va el express
Quien nos traira provision.
Ell seis de Mayo Sc fue
Maximiliano Esquibel,
va Sc fu6 para el primal
A sonar ell cascabel,
FL j6ven Teodolo Herrera
Joven serio y singular,
Els el que junta los diezmos
Y los trae al caporai.
Ell del partido es Mateo
Y lie gusta mucho andar,
Cuandc vuelve dc refresco
No lie gusta platicar.
Lila el parido sali0 d andar
Jose Galindre 10 lleva,
Fermin Gonzales le ayuda,
Y uno al otro sc releva.
A Dios compaheros mios
A Dios todos mis- amigos,
A Dios caporal mentado
A Dios pratrones queridos.
TEoDoRo DOMINIQUE.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-05-17

va Sc llegaron las cortes
Ahora habra mucho dinero,
Unos sirven de jurados
Otros sirven de orejeros:
Y otros para acriminar
Y acusar al mundo entero.
Hay viene el juez de Districto
Tambien el procurador,
Junto con ell secretario
Y toda la plana mayor;
Pues cuiden bien sus ganados
No so los suelten al leon.
Busquenles buenas majadss
Y cuiden bien sus ovejas,
Porqus 8. las deian sueitas
No les dejan nj las viejas;
Porque los lobos y el leon
Hacen buenas parejas.
Ponganse sus chaparreras
Y rodeen bien sus vacas,
Porque 81 las dejan sueltas
No les dejan nj las fiacas;
Porque los lobos y Ell leon
No mas los untitos sacan.
Haganles buenos rodcos
Y atrinquenlos d un rincon,
Los que no SO llevan ellos
Sc lleva ell procurador;
Porque 10 que deja el lobo
ESQ se 10 lleva ell leon.
Encierren su caballada
Y amarren el garaficn,
Porque 81 10 dejsn sue!to
Lo pecan del martigon;
Y 10 sigue la manada
Como los Iobos al leon.
JOSE GALISDRE, j
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-05-17

A Don Teodoro Dominguez,
Damos repetidas gracias
Por ser tan buen panadero,
Pues en- las puritas brasas.
Dios nos 10 ha de prestar.
Para ell aiio venidero,
Y asi damos las gracias
All seaor Secundino Romero,
Sr. Don Ricardo Gauna,
Es hombre muy seriecito
Una cosa no mas tiene
Que pega sus gruhiditos.
Y les dice 4 los pastores
Cuiden bien los borreguitos,
Pues Emilio es mi nombre
Y mi apelativo es Gonsalez,
Aqui les voy a decir.
Lo que son pues los primales,
Yo no me quejo de mis- males
Nj me quejo q ningun hombre,
Nj tan POGO de los reales
Pero asi aguanto mis- males.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-05-17
LA DlGNlDAD DEL ClUDADAN0
Y ell CumpIimientO de 0bIigaCiOnes y
DefenSa de DereChOS.

Los progresses y adelantos de
la 6poca actual estan dando lee
clones titles y provechosas q la
generacion creciente y seria muy
deseable que todos nosotros sa-
casemos ell fruto que de elias pue-
de provenir. Para que este Sc
verifique Sc necesita que los ciu-
dadanos den la debida importan-
cia al sostenimiento de su digni-
dad, cumpliendo las obligaciones
que les correspondent y defendien-
do les derechos y privilegios que
por derecho natural y baio la
constitution y las leyes son la he
redad de todo hombre libre. Ca.
recen de dignidad aquellos indi-
viduos que fgurando Ell la vida
p0bIica con mas 6 menos promi- |
nencia, sc someten y Sc abaten O
otros que no son meiores que
ellos y cuya decantada superiori-
dad consiste en- que no son origi-
narios del pals y vinieron de otras
parties. Semeiante abatimiento
| sumisi6n trae consigo la perdi-
da de toda independencia y la
constitution de nm sistema de va.
sallaje tan humillante como ver-
gonzoso. Los que obran de esta
suerte ponen G! sello q su propia
ignominia Y SO rebaian 6 un gra.
do tai que no inspiran q los obie-
tos de su adulaci0n sino despre-
clio Y lastima. El hombre es apre-
ciado conforme al aprecio que Sc
da & 81 mismo y el finico medic
que hay para queconserve su dig.
nidad consiste en- no sumerlirse
|, 6 superioridades ficticias y mos
trarse resuelto q defender su in
dependencia y derechos.
------------s------~-~----~
Don Manuel b. Baca y su esti-
mada esposa Doiia Amalia L. de
: Baca, acompafiados por Doiia
: Florentina Romero de Labadie,
: esposa de Don Tranquilino La
: badie, todos de Santa Rosa, Sc
encuentran Ell la ciudad yisitan-
lido Il sus parientes y amigos.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07
THE Vim WINS
Third Of Cerman-Ameri-
can Roosevelt Cup Races.
Very Handsome and Sportsman
like Conduct Of the AUX.
Having F0uIed the Vim, She Turns About
and Sails 10 MooTings.

Marblehead. Mass. Sept. 6.-Today's
race. the third of the series between
German and American yachts for the
Roosevelt cup, was won by ,the Vim
owned by Commodore Park of the
American Yacht Club of New York.
The Vim was the winner of yesterdays
race. the second of the series. The vic
tory of the New York boat today was
made certain mile and a half from
the finish by the withdrawal of the
AUX owned by Charles Francis Adams,
and the winner of the first race of the
series. The reason why the yacht with
drew was because she fOuled the Vim
and as Mr.. Adams said: I'VE fouled
the Vim and there was nothing else
for me to do but withdraw" The ac-
ton of the owner of the AUX in volun-
tariiy surrendering his opportunity of
taking the race viii go down in his
tory OF small boat yachting in these
waters as one of the most sportsmenlike
acts ever known. 1t would have been
very easy for Mr.. Adams to have con-
tinued in the race and had Clarence.
Buckhan, skipper of the VIM had en-
tered protest, TO have claimed the
Vim was at fault in bearing away
from his course.
The Tilly vi, German. was the sec
ond boat to finish. but n protest was
entered against her by the Wannsce
German, because of a foul which took
place on the line just as the boat was
started. The matter was taken up for
consideration by the racing COMMITTEES
after the crews had come ashore, but
after considerable testimony it was an
nounced that a decision would not be
made until Saturday.
The Caramba, American, was the
third boat across the line, 8 minutes
and 40 seconds behind the Tilly.
Next came the Wannsee, 50 seconds
behind the Caramba, while the GIuec-
kanf ~. German. brought up I'm the
rear nearly two minutes astern Of the
Wannsee.
The race today was entirely won be-
tween the American boats Vim and
AUX and it has been many a day since
the spectators Witnessed as close and
clevery fought yacht race. On ac-
count of the withdrawal of the AUX,
there vas no way of ascertaining which
of the two would have won the race,
but on account of the manner in which
the Aux overhauled the Vim on the |
third leg of the course. the first time
around, it was generally the opinion
that the AUX would have been the vic |
tor.
The fouling of the Vim by the AUX |
occurred in this way: Both yachts were |
standing directly before the finish line |
with booms wide to starhOard and bal |
loon jbs set. About a mile from the |
finish, seeing that he could not run
through the lee OF the Vim. Mr.. Adams
suddenly hauled his main sheet and !
shot his boat out across the WINS |
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07
Dominion Iron & Steel
New York Produce Market,

F'LOUR-Reccipts, 23s32: exports. is. 755;
sales. $50: steady but dull.
WHEAT-Rectipts. 5000; exports. S011
sales. 20O,tU0 futures. 10000 spot: spot
firm: No. 9 red. - elevator: No. = red
g b atloat; No. ] northern Duluth.
- f , atloat; No. ? hard winter. 49,.
b afioat.
CORN-Receipts. 1o75: exports. 1872;
sales. 5000 futures. 5000 spot; spot ir-
regular: No. =. 51hi elevator and 561% O b
afloat; No. . yellow. 59H; No. , white,
60 nominal.
OATS-Rccepts. 10S.OO0: exports. IS. 426;
spot easy: mixed oats, 2Gm3o lis, 35R:
natural white. 30Gt23 lbs, 351aaS1,2; clipped
white :iSf,l0 lbs. 3Ni3fi41%.
N12l%.
I.ARI'-iFrm; western prime. sSoas So;
refined steady.
PORK-Steahy.
BJ'TTE,R-Firm: receipts. S1iJ. Street
price: Extra creamery. ciAM24it Official
prices: creamery common to extra $50
q: state dairy common to fancy, 17Fi23:
renovated common to extra. 15D2lt2: west
crn factory common t. first. 1J6i1Si.;
western imitation creamery, extras. q
do. frsts lS1AMI9.
EGGS-Firm, urchanged; receipts, 12-
POTATOES-Irrogul Irish steady;
sweets easy: Jersey. per basket, 1lM!0.
SUGAR Raw, firm: fair refining 32.Ga
80; centrifugal. sc test 1: molasSes Su-
gar, 3lsH3i: refined steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07

funds with national banks against en-
sagements of gold for import. The effect
was moderate, partly owing to the sell
ing 10 realize profits by those who bought
stocks en- the confident assumption yes
terday that action was imminent by the
secretary of the treasury for the relief
of the money market and partly owing
to the fact that the call money market
did not show the expected relaxation as
result of the news. No doubt is felt
among bankers, however. that consider
able forward movement of gold will fol
low
1t was supposed that some of the re
cent accumulation of gold in London by
llndisclOsed agencies has been Tor New
York account in expectation of the treas
ury actirn which has been taken. In that
case such sums would be promptly avail
able Monday. when the treasury order
Will go into effect for use in New York
There was much discussion of the prob
able adequacy of this means to ease the
money market.
The time money market seemed to be
unaffected by the news. and loans for go
and 30 days still commanded a premium
equivalent to ~ to per cent. with six
Reading bore the br,Int of sustaining
the general market up TO late afternoon
on rumOrs that control of Baltimore x
Ohio was to be transferred to that com
pany. When the demand for call loans
had been satisfied offerings of the I'M
placed remainder carried the rate on
from p per cent, the high rate of the
morning. to per cent, where 1t closed.
Bonds Were heavy.
Total sales. par value. $3.la2 go. United
States bonds were unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07
BETTING is EVEN
On the Cambridge Harvard Boat Race
Saturday at Putney, Eng.

Putney, Eng, Sept. ct was in every
way record crowd. especially in the
matter of the number of American visit
ors. that was seen on the river today
teStifying to the increasing interest in
Saturdays contest between the Cam
bridge and Harvard University crews
Mittlebury. Escombe. Lehman, Golde
and many other famous scullers followed
the practice from a launch. The crews
show nnabated confidence and Judging
from their practice displays IT is well jus
titled from both sides. There is SO little
to choose that betting tonight again has
become even. as Harvard has improved
considerably in the matter of seating, bur
in other respects appears to be little diff
icrent in style from a few days ago.
DR. Thomas Manahan says they could
no, be in better condition.
Cambridge today showed the finest
style. breaking from % to the racing pace
of % strokes to the minute. Their tao
tics evidently will be devoted to an at
tempt by hot work to wear down their
opponents in the first mile.
The weather has become less settled.
much cooler and somewhat cloudy the
last few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Sept 6.
Clear weather in the Northwest caused
rene wed falling off Of wheat here today
and resulted in new low record mark
for the season. At the close wheat for
December delivery was off lac. Corn was
q shade lower. Oats were also off 4
shade. Provisions were 2i@ to a. lower.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-Scpt., 697sM1G: Dec. 72M; May,
1G5l6i17.
cORN-sept. 47Ea; Dec. 42z.; May. 49,.
6ATs-sept.. ae7s@so; Dec. aom; May,
321s
MESS PORK-sept., 1GS7k: Jan, 12.37h.
LARD-Sept.. S.G5; Oct, S12i.: Nov.
S.LI: Jan. 80.
sHoI;T RIRs-sept, s72,4; Oct. $50;
Jan, rs.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FIOTTR-Barely steady.
WHEAT-No. ? spring. 72G7ils; No. 8.
co: No. red. 697sm1e.
CORN-No .. 40: No. yellow, 49atMO.
OATS-No. 9, 30is; No. white, 32lsei33;
NJ. 3 white, 21lhT322..
RYE-No. ., Ssh.
MALTING-Fair to choice. 4oT49.
FLAX SFED-No. !, 104lk: No. north
rIMOrHY SEED-Prime. a956l4O5.
JOVFR-Cortract grade II.
SHORT RIBS, SIDES-Loose, 265n875.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07
HE DAYS DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS

stern. lie misjudged the distance and
the AUX forestry hooked into the out
maui cleat on the WINS boom. The
speed or the AUX bent the Wins boom
almost double and swung her stern
around and caused her to jibe over. The
damage was not of any consequence,
but in order to get back on the course
Mr. Buckham was obliged to come
about and wear around for the finish
Inc. MIR. Adams saw that he was out
Of it on account Of the foul and, trim
ming the sheets, sailed back to his
mocrings in the harbor.
OF the German chalIengers the best
sailing today was accomplished by
Tilly VI. The other German boat Wan
nesses and Gl"uckauff w, were always
in the background On both beats to
"indWard Tilly VI held far off shore
ana defeated the Caramba for third
place in the race. 1t was the general
OPINION that the sailing of lilly today
was the most successful shown by the
foreigners since the series started.
The day was q most beautiful one
for yachting and myriad of pleasure
craft witnessed the contest. The two
iN'''uS 1ot'VIS kept tHe COURSE well
cleared and as there was a fine breeze
and fairly smooth sea the conditions
were well nigh perfect. The course was
a triangular one Of seven and a half
miles over which the yachts were sent
twice. Governor Guild and staff wit
messed the regatta from the bridge of
the naval brigade yacht Inca and was
heartily cheered all along the line. Up
Oh the return of the Inca to the harbor
the flag officers of the Eastern Yacht
Club made a formal call upon Gov.
Guild and the visit was returned short
ly after, the Governors flag being
hoisted at the masthead of the flagship
Constance when he came aboard. Lat
ar on Capt. Hibbinghaus and Henry
the German American racing
went aboard the Inca to Wis
It the Governor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07

day and finished late today, was won by
the team representing the United States
Infantry. The first prize consists of the
national trophy provided by Congress,
$40 in cash and medals for the team
members. Second prize. the Hilton trO-
ply. 800. and medals for the team MEM
bers. was won by the United States Cav
airy; third prize. the Bronze Soldier of
Marathon. $3.50. and medals for the team
members, by Massachusetts; fourth prize
500 and medals for the team members
by New York; fifth prize. S75 and medals
for the team members. by the United
States Navy: and sixth prize. so and
medals for the team members, by the
United States Marine Corps.
The scores by stages for the six prize
winning teams follow:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-07

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