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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-10-24
FOR SALE-4O acres finest

FOR SALE-40 acres finest straw
berry land in the world. located
on vashon island. "The Gem OF
Puget Sound" midway between Ia
coma and Seattle. 5 acres cleared.
Price $50 per acre, half cash. Ad-
dress NJ. /. Steele. 4O5 Pioneer Bldg,
Seattle, Wash. 2S1-2ts
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-10-24
Rank Robbers Captured.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 2S.-Five
men who on Monday robbed the
Sawyer. n. d. bank of $4,000 and
who fought battle with officers, are
reported captured by a posse.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-10-24

DR.. Hall, the veterinarian, can be
reached by telephone 2ls3, or by calling
at lO2 South Selah avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
SOUTH WINS NOVICE WIN.
Tyro I'ses the Crawl stroke in Race At
Trayerg Island.

The wet. dreary weather OF yesterday
partly spoiled the first outdoor swimming
meet OF the New York A. c, at Travers Island.
All day long Westchester was enveloped In a
watery haze. yet despite this drawback. as
we'll as a sticky. raw atmosphere, a good crowd
OF women put In an appearance. Though the
races we're a couple OF hours late, they waited
with unwavering patience and sat around In
the rocking seats and on the dripping piazzas
without a murmur.
It was originally intended that the course
should be from the yacht house across the
creek, but this was altered at the last moment
and a fifty yards stralghtaway was improvised
in front OF the boathouse float. Over this
stretch of water the races were decided and
dlscomforts the crowd enjoyed the fun.
The first event on the card was the NIFTY
yard novice, and a dark horse was unearthed
In hns the Pe55s0n He OF e GfHETs So she T wsp eTsm
the sf''S easiest fashion. WITH Heilberser q the
BOYS, y oIqo se e Ensured + The lss seeopd heat Gi v ieS
4. 4. Vail OF the same stable second, but the
winners time was. fully four seconds behind
South struck the water with the power OF a
shark and drew away from his opponents.
winning by several yards.
in. one great spIashins heat. Billy" Coed:
win, New J ork a. ~, VINO nao u etdTU VI iout
seconds, came out a winner by about a yard
from. L. F., Manley. unattached, who was
handicapped at 7 seconds. Joseph A. Ruddy.
a "kinieAsh," relic from the old Knioker.
booker A. c.. with four seconds. was a close
third.
l.. B, Goodwin Of the New York A G. swan
a good race in the 200 yard handicap, and
from the virtual scratch won first prize by a
couple Of yards.
The diving contest produced lots Of fun.
the work of Thomas O'Calla CHAN, New York
A. C., being so good as 10 earn him first honors.
Walter lee. New York A. C.. gave O~'Callaghan
a close contest until the special stunts. when
the former proved to be the more adept.
80 Yard Handicap-Won by Billy Goodwin. New
York (. C., 4 seconds; L.: F.; Manley, unattached,
7seconds second JOSEPH A. Ruddy. New York A. c.,
1 seconds, third. Time. IS IS seconds.
200 Yard Handicap-Won by l.. B. Goodwin,
New York X. G., IA seconds; r. r.. Mulvey. New York
4. c, 81 seconds. second; L. S. Crane. New York
A. C.. 2i seconds. third. Time. . minutes ST As
seconds.
tached: Edward Spelberger. Boys Club. second;
F. Trubenback. New York A.. c., third. Time,
Diving Contest-won by Thomas o,Callaghan.
New York: Walter Lee, New York A, C., second;
PHI Kearney, New York A. c., third.
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lehman S,rauss'a Rattle ASe and TorhhAwt,
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Harris fahnes,ock's Bayard and oliver, fourth.
Class ip-Children's saddle PONIES. il.2 hands or
under-Miss Janet X. Robb.s RUFUS, oh. g., nrst.
Class 29-Slngle horse and Tunaho1t, speed com
petition, mile trotung-M, NJ, V. HofmAn,s Black
Birch. blk. q, nrst: Theodore Frelinghuysen's
Proctor. b. g., second. 2. II. Krech's Piquette. blk,
g, third Hugh Grant Browns Pretty Polly. blk.
m, fourth,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
CHASERS SURPRISE TALENT.
ConnOver and Maximilian Score Jnex.
pectedly az Brookiine.

B%RooKLTSB, Mass, June io.-with thirteen
more pounds weight than he carried on
Thursday. Orifamme. the three-year-old from
the stable Of Tom Mannix OF New York,
captured to-day the second race he has started
In at the present meeting. A drizzling rain
storm set in shortly after noon. but never
theless the time In the race was two and q
half seconds better than that OF Thursday.
The first race, which brought but two horses
10 the barrier. was a wall over for Ferocious,
ridden by Mr.. Burden. Mr.. Cham Der lain on
F. W. Bonnie not being in the running after
the first circuit. Mannix took the third race
with Gallant. who shouldered les pounds.
sixteen more than the weight on Thursday.
He won handily, however. and Robbins was
Connover. ridden, by Mr.; Kerr, a gentle
nan rider surprised the talent by capturing
during the two and a half miles was, he
headed, and then for but one jump. Then
Mr., Kerr brought the eeldIns to the fore and
Caleorahatchie. was the contender all the
The biggest surprise Of the day was the
Ambrose Clark Macmillan in the last race.
Mr.; Clark rode his, horse. as did MIR. Page.
enough or the impost on Pure Pepper was
too great. for the horse was beaten in tho
stretch by about a length and a half. Sum-
maries:
First Con milc-Ferooious, 40 Mr. Bur-
dem. won; F. ": Bonnie. 100 tMr' Chamberlain.
second Raoe-si,1,. fur lougs-orinamme. ls Rob.
bins. won: May Not. i23 Brown. second; Blu
annld * su sp!SslIn ,sa;y marc Marco. F E.Rsi I Esst and qf bSnsss
also ran.
1854 tDlgglns, third, Time, 1850. Anticipation also
ran.
about 2 miles and a half-Connover. 1853 Mr. Kerr.
won: Caloorahatchie 146 tDonohuel, second; Sa:
line iAR fGee). thi I'd Time. Sis Judge o. Gin and
OwaiSsa also ran.
Fifth Race-Myopia Steeplechase, about ? miles
and a half-Maxlmilian, 1875 (Mr. Clark, won: Pure
Pepper, 1877 CMr. Page, second: Teilfa re. 1e tDono-
huej, third. Time. 6:os4. Dunbeath and Dunse-
,,n..inl a1aA san
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
ROWING.
New York 4. G.. Developing Oarsmen ny
Pair. Dared Races for Members.

The first of a series Of pair oar gig races
given by the New York A. G.. to encourage
rowing among its member took place yes
terday at the Travers Island course. The
prize, which is to be scored for on a point basis,
has been offered by James Crimins. one OF the
old guard of winged foot oarsmen Two
heats were rowed yesterday for the trophy,
the final being pos tponed. The crews:
Crew No. III. Brown. bow; H. J. Kouschi, stroke,
and II. B. Warren, %coIswaln.
Crew No. 2-J. W. Wheeler. bow; |. H. Tracy,
stroke, and H. Anderson, coIswain,
Crew No, saF K; Human. bow; X B. johnson.
Crew No. +-H. Quinn. bow: T. Stewart. stroke.
and H. Durand. coxswain.
Crew No. 6-B. L. Zimm, stroke, j. Gibbons. bow,
and H, Schefder, coKswain.
Crews Nos. l. 2 and 8 rowed In the first heat
and after an exciting tussle Crew No, ! won,
with Crew No. 2 second, and Crew No, 8 pad
died In a bad third. Time, 4 minutes - l-5
seconds; Crews Nos. and 5 were in the SECOND
heat and a rafting race was the result, Crew
No. 1 winning BY half a length. Time. 4
minutes 10 2-5 seconds,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
FOR E RACE.
Conditions to Govern Bristol Y. c. Contest
OF ~ Miles.

The ocean race Of the Bristol Yacht Club
fer yachts under 81 feet load water line,
measured without crews on board. will be
started on Saturday, June 30. at 3 o'clock.
The course will be from of the clubhouse at
Bristol down ~Narragansett Bay to and around
A stake boat anchored near the black buoy
on Great Eastern Rock, about ~ miles east
Of Montauk Point, and back. a distance Of
IS miles. Yachts In this race will be rated
under the old rule Of square root OF sail area
plus load water line length divided by two
and in addition TO the regular allowance,
there will be an arbitrary handicap ged
bv the regatta committee. Entries for this
race will close next Saturday with William
B. NJ. Miller, COL Baniean Building. Provi-
dence, or at the Bristol Yacht Club.
There will be one class for sloops and va wis
OF the more pronounced racing type, one
class for sloops and yawls OF a cruising type
and one class for catboats. A handsome cup
known as the Bristol-Montau cup. presented
yacht winning in each class. Should seven
ri, mere Ss s EsSht' # fff tess II ss E flt tSf:e e s yssSts p esa1s
in good faith In any class the yachts In such
class will be assigned TO one OF the other
classes. The regatta. committee will decide
in which class a yacht shall sail apd their
decision will be final. In general. sloops or
Years Years viii be assigned to the racing class.
but exceptions to this rule will be made where
boats are of..a pronounced cruising type.
Boats .eenerally, used for cruising. but Of a
BAY. Will be assigned to the racing class
suitable pennants or other trophies will be
awarded to each yacht that completes the
Each yacht will be. allowed to carry only
the sails which the rules Of the, Bristol Yacht
Club allow that rig to carry, and for which the
Yacht has been measured.
Each yacht shall not, have on board more
than one man for each Eve feet Of racing
Ion 9th or fraction thereof.
Each yacht must carry a moderate cruising
outfit, which must include at least one anchor.
thirty fathoms OF cable. lanterns, side lights,
lead line, compass. charts, fog signal flare up
light and one life preserver. for each person
carried, Every boat must be presented for
Inspection of the clubhouse before ~ noon,
June 30. and any boat not complying with the
above requirements will not be allowed to
start. No tender need be taken.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
LAWN TENNIS.
Mike ed Doubles Tournament OF Morristown
r. C. Completed.


r. C.. Completed.
Miss N. wildey and F. Fl. Glazebrook wers
the winners Of the mixed doubles handicap
in the tournament of the Morristown Field
Club. The final round was won by the de-
fault OF Miss Evans and T.. B. Duycktnck
who we're unable to be present the day set fol
the match.
The results Of the tournament were:
First Round-Mlss J. Swords and Il. Z. Hay
plus half is, defeated Mr.. and Mrs. George g. Henry
plus half IS, 81. 90, 6-8: Miss Evans and T. B
Duycktnok. scratch defeated Miss E. Widely and
p. Aerel, scratch, 2o, e.. 6-9: Miss Twombly
and II. Walker. scratch, defeated Miss N. Swordi
and E. ". Poor. scrstch. by default; Miss Mayer
and J. q. Willis. plus half is, defeated G. w. Throck.
morton and partner, 90, a.; Mrs.. +. ". Ford
and 6. p; N cols. plus half ,S; Miss n. %1ldey and
z. {. Palmer, plus half Is: and Miss ]. Hurlbu,
Second Round--Miss J. Hurlbut and z. II. Little.
plus half is, defeated Miss May Brooks and E. c.
Palmer. plus half Is 60 Ga: Miss Evans and
T. B. Duyckinck, scratch, defeated Miss J. Swords
and H. z. Hay by default; Miss Mayer and j. @,
Willis, plus half is, defeated Miss Twombly and
n. Walker, scratch. Sc, So: Miss NJ. Wildey and
r. H. Glazebrook, scratch, defeated Mrs. Ford
and G D; N; Cole. Plus half Is. So g.
Little, plus half Is, by default; Miss N. Wlidey and
P. H. Gazebrook, scratch, defeated Miss Mayer
and ]. 6. Willis. plus half Is, Ga, rs.
Final Round-Miss N. Wlldey and r. II. Glaze.
brook, scratch. defeated Miss Evans and r. 4.
Duyckinek. scratch, by default.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
busy WEEK ron YACHTSMEN.
Schooner Queen May DO Among the New
Boats In Competition.

The coming week will be another busy one
for yaohtsmen. It Will also mark the first ap-
pearance Of more OF the new yachts and VIII
consequently be an important one. The
schooner Queen. the sloops Effort. Irolita and
Gardenia will make their appearance unless
the plans OF their owners fail.
Down the Bay the Atlantic Yacht Club has
q regatta on Wednesday. This will be the
first race for the Ravens CUP, open to yachts
OF other clubs. Like the cup for closed events
IL Is for yachts OF classes X and below, and Is
to become the property Of the yacht winning
It three times. The start will be made at 8
o'clock of the clubhouse at Sea Gate. and the
courses will be in Gravesend Bay. In this
race 1t is probable that the starters will be
J. B. o'Donohue's Crescent. E. r. Lucken-
backs Sue, F. j. Havens's Jigstep.. W. Fl.
H., Church's Saetta, Hendon Chubb,s Spider.
W. A. Barstow's Soya. j. F. Havens's Quest.
Max Grunder's, Mary, and some others that
have done well dow n the Bay;
On Thursday the fifty -ninth annual regatta
OF the New York Yacht Club will be sailed
SSsT the %bf SSpE IS fsr Of Al G Isaa, S9S sfsss .ss t 4 lad d.
ton to the GLASS prizes the Bennett cups viii
be sailed for. There are two Of these, one for
anoe and one for all sloops and yawls under
similar, conditions. This contest will be Of
more, than ordinary interest because. It will
enable those interested In the race for the
Kings cup to get a good line on their yachts.
II Is expected that the Queen, the new HERE
shof schooner built for j. Rogers Maxwell,
will make her first appearance and she will
meet F. F.. Brewster's Elmina, A. F. Lukee
Corona and Roy A. Rainey's invader.
The Vielant will race a gain and probably
the Syberita will be in commission by that
time and ready to give her q contest. The
two 20 ~footers, Rainbow and Yankee, will
fight IL out again and In the next class the
Weetamoe and Nicola will have TO sail against
the Effort and Irolita.
The start for these races will. be made at
noon and for the benefit of the club members
the steamer Cepheus has been. chartered,
which will lea We New York at the foot Of West
Twenty-fourth street at o o'clock in the morn
Ing.
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club will be
sailed on the Sound. off Oyster. Bay. There
will be races for all classes and the big yachts
will meet again and sail around the triangular
courses, starting at noon. Entries for this
regatta close the previous day.
On the same afternoon the Atlantic Yacht
Club will have a regatta for yachts Of class X
and below which will sail over the Gravesend
Bay courses and start at 3 O'Clock.
The long distance race Of the New York
Athletic Club will start on Saturday morning
of Whortleberry Island at II O'Clock. These
yachts will race to Block Island and the race
promises to be one of the most holly con-
tested Of its- kind. A large feet OF yachts
will start and with fair weather should reach
the finishing line some time on Sunday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
Crescent A. c. Oarsmen Race.

Crescent A. c. oarsmen held their sprnt
regatta yesterday afternoon of Bay kidse
The water was rough, but in spite Of the rain
four events were decided. The mn
Single Glg-won by o. Russell: F. Snyder SEQ
ond. r,.r
Double GiK-won By O. Russell and $ eaaS'
ley; +. Snyder and L. Snyder second
-Four Dared Gig-Won by II, CLARKE, :ti9ts'
B. Fvertsen, 3: H, Guliok, ?: X. O. Guthrie; l. shuL'
j. casson, co1swain: second crew, ". J. Bto"n'
stroke; l. y, Word, 3: l. Snyder. 2 F. ) GrfGn, :,
and d.. Andrews. c%oxswain: third crew LsSis'
Blankley, coxswain.
Eight Dared Gig-won by DR., Bell. stroke WoI1,
Stoddard, Clarke, BlAnkley, Neale, Guthrie, brown
and r. Cannon, coxswain second crew, fvc!tseSn'
stroke; Adams, Bates, J. Gill, A. Gill, Learyi ut'cA
Russell and AndrevS, ooIswain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
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the aatebaat N 30 q FpacN Sth b0eWia
10 SORT ~ fcgt ftGeHieee, then M me eIHd
~ hsnasahusae mars sed Z tun nome The
eontes wsa sailed twiee, WIN ai the MANS
lev ~ eafboaft
fhe bat,le ~ me dsy was betSesn 10y,
which 10 the etopettf NJ commo1cse Cailda
Aae,ts, Richard Chiids's More Tfouble and
BEEN son ~ say sYYlGs bea'. % uSy iis lsss
glgdwstd sa, el.hcugh gys.dga.,ts elwaLs
HTSsliy ~"n W seconds ffow jog, which
second. "sRsssd q Mere frcrpllss '',' ~aa !"
reported q foul Nv. himself against spider
piScs and Mote frSgbls was also disausIiSsd.
spider finished third.
In the y division sue, the new raceF, had en-
eaay time ~ n With the yawi Ia Cubana and
the sloop Anona The summary
stoors am VAwtA class srAAr. S~so-covnsR,
a atlVn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
y1nsr SECTION Va. SECOND SECTION.
THIRD SECTION vs.. FOURTH SECTION.
billiards.

Orlando Morningstar defeated Mr.. weiner
last night in the Lenox Billiard Academy,
i25th street and Lenox avenue. in a 300 point
exhibition game at 1872 balk line. The Lenox
has opened In Harlem. The score:
Moningstar-zs Q. ~, a. o. 10, so, %. 80. IL.
%aselnsr.iIs ., i. q, o. n. a. l. Total, 70.
eyerage, if5e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
skin Grating to Follow Football Injury

The following paragraph appears In the
Army and NdrU journal Of June 10: Mid
shipman Archibald H. Douglas Of the third
class has been granted sick leave until July
10. He broke his leg In a football game
during the season Of 1904, and although the
fracture mended perfectly. there resulted a
serious wound, never properly healed. thought
to be due 10 the chafng OF the splints. 1t Is
will be performed while he Is at his home,
Douglas is president of his class at the Naval
Academy"
Douglas played halfback on the Annapolis
eleven against West Point in the game at
Princeton last fall, and II was he who made
goal. enabled the navy TO tie the army score,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
Sir Huon Wins Queen City Handicap.

CINCINNATI, June le,-The Queen City
Handicap, of a value Of sl2 500, was the feature
at Latonia to-day and was won rather handily
Ignite, the properly Of George j. Long.
The track was slow and the time. 1854 2-5,
about two seconds slower than the, track
record. There were twelve o~ontenders and
Dutch Barbara got second money and John
Carroll. third Much was expected by many
of T. c.. McDowelrs Kings Daughter and
Fred Cooks Minnie Adams, but neither was
prominent at any time OF the race.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17

The avonia Yacht c ub will sail its annual
regatta to-day. This lie the first time in the
history OF the club that II has held its regatta
on Sunday. There will be races for seven
classes OF sail and power boats and the yachts
will go over TRIANGULAR courses on New York
Bay, starting Of, Bayonns. The start will
be made at 8 o'clock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
Cardenia Launched Yesterday.

The 20 foot sloop built at Woods yard, City
Island, for Alfred Hennen Morris was launched
yesterday morning. The Gardenia was de-
signed by William Gardner and she will be
ready for racing In the regatta OF the New
York Yacht Club next Thursday. She will
race as often as she can find a competitor and
her particular riyals will be II. M. Rabore's
I~rondeQuoit and Z. Burton Hart's Kestrel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
W. n. Herrlck Charters the whim.

The 90 foot auxiliary schooner Whim,
owned by Mrs. T. McGregor Terry, has been
chartered TO Walter r. Herriok. New York.
for the season by the Seabury company.
The same firm has also sold the go foot motor
boat Edmee to the Hon. Lemuel E. Quigg.
Both OF these boats are now In commission
and left Morris Heights q few days ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
international Chess.
Special coble Despatch to TIE Sun

Special coHt Despatch 10 THE sun.
osrENp, Belgium, June l8.-The second
round Of the second stage Of the International
chess masters tournament was played at the
Kursaal In this city to-day. the results, pair.
ines and totals UP to date being given in the
appended table:
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Pavonia y. c. Regatta To-day.

Good start: won easily; Sir Caruthers, b. e.. 8.
by 81. G~eorge-Bessle: owned by r. Angarola;
trained by j. Fitzsimmons.
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W. n. snyder's Horses at Auction.

The entire racing stable of ". n. Snyder,
together with horses owned by Sidney PaRet
and others, was sold at auction before the
races at Graveeend yesterday. J. Fl. McCor-
mick paid o. 900 for Southern Cross, while
NJ. L. Hayman secured Snow. Bertmont and
Carriers for good prices. The sale was as
follows:
PROPERTY OF ". Il. SNYDER.
Tyron, b. g.. 8, Grammont-saranac A.. W. u,
Carriers, B. G., 2. Golden Garter-Mlss Pnm; ...
weathervane, b. c, 2, Rainbow-Fairyiand:
Cash ....... .. ...,..,.,. 80
Cousin Kate, b. T.. 8. Mesmerst-La cheviot;
oqnn, own eSf. t., ., Ben H~oilsdsy-oaptlvity;
Park ROW. 5. G., 5, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
B. Auckland. IL. ...,. ..........,.. 100
Southern Cross, Oh e., 2, Watercress-La
Flecha; ]. H. Mccormick. .,..,,....,.. 1000
Bertmont, oh. G., :, Albert-Montvale N. L, :.
snow, Ct. c,s, Resolutte il.-shapoeiy: MI,
Scandal, b. T.. 2. MISUNDERSTANDING
Mary; W. Shoemaker .,..,.......,.. 200
PROPERTY OF OTHER owSERs.
Solar. ch, c.. 2. Salvator-Plaza; W. L.
Athens. b. G.. 2, The Greek -RurAlia; @.
Rappahahnock CT. &C., 2, R~apallo-Aureila H.; 49,
Arlington, br. g. 2, neutrality-suspicious.;
Andr Hut 5 T., 5. c-anopus-Andrsa; 4. L. -''
Light Comedy, b; G, 2. Lamplighter-
Comedy; a. Shields. 200
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bEVESTH RACE.
Selling; for three year -olds; 81 900 added allow

Poor start: won handly: Rye, b, g., 8. by GreenAn
Degenerate; owned by c. sullivan; trained by