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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-10
DIEM IS ELECTED
School Trustee of Park City for En-
suing Three Years.
Special to The Tribune

special 10 Inc i iIlDHHS
Park CITY, July 9.-fhe annual school
election for the Year WAS held yesterday
a the Washington school building. John
Diem was elected for three ycars to sue
coed L.. e. Hubbard, who held the posi-
tiOnu for nine wears and who was II
very competent man in the position. Very
little interest was manifested IN the cloc
tion. II being hard 10 get oven two can
didatos. John Diem and Joseph +. Lang
ford entered the field and only 191 votes
were east rs FOR Mr.. Diem and II for
Mr. Langfcrd
The financial report was read by the
secretary OF the board and everything
found TO be In flourishing condition.
The census for the year showed 1856 chill
dren of school age. Thirty teachers are
employed. three supervisors and clerk and
assistant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-10
COLONEL LYNCH PARD0NED
King Edward Merciful to Soldier Con
yicted of High Treason,

LONDON. July H.-One the eve OF
his visit TO Ireland King Edward has
granted a free pardon to Col, Arthur
Inch who was convicted of high
m treason in 1902 for having fought in
thc irish brigade upon the side of the
Beers, in the South African war,
Col. Lynch was sentenced to death
for high treason in 1903, his sentence
later was commnted TO IMPRISONMENT
for Iife and IN January. 1904, he was
released "on license,
While in Paris after his return from
south Africa, Lynch was elected to
Parliament by Galway City and re
turned TO England with the intention
If taking his seat in the House OF Com,
mons He was arrested on landing and
cnnv;ction followed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-10
NO ULTERIOR MOTIVE
Director of Japan's Commercial Bureau
Is to Visit America.

WASHINGTON, July at the
Japanese embassy today the e1planac,
ton was made that Director lshn OF
the commercial bureau of the foreign
oIice had contemplated a trip TO Amer
ica for some time. Nothing would be
more natural. said Counsellor Miyaoka,
than than that the director should make a
trjp across the ocean as part OF his
summer vacation, and at the same time
should give some attention TO the 1r;a va,
rious Japanese consulates IN the Hnlt,
ed states Of whose direct SUPERVISION
he is in charge This bureau incident
aiIy al takes cognizance of certain imml.
grafton matters that come under the
bureau OF foreign affairs. :, NJ,
ssTbe visit Of Mr.. Ishii, :" sad Mr.:
Mivaoka ''must not be .regardea d.
SIGNIFICANT and any Interior motives
wr6;cb NAV be associated with 1T must
be ascribed to the jingo newspapers OF
Japap
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-10
J,eni School Election.
speclal TO The Tribune.

rIJI July Edward southwlck was
Yesterday elected school 6,s trustee &c ,sS 81 fop
YOU 49, iSvans, The polls were open
3no,, M"ne'" te p. IN. and the election was was
i'" tGe "liyelest school election ever ne'a noni III
LEM A.Hrn S,, voters and neither side
BUS nHsy ,, Meet elect0r at home II they were sure
i'l' i "1 .,n,e could 6e depended on and l, no
doubt in lne bury yyoted d"g CONTRARY MTaT to ihe
TO hne If those who furnished the con-
VeyanCes. .,o,, convention held
last M, i,,, a Vote OF IS. as against AZ for
Professor Child.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-10
SantauWn School Election.

Special TO The Tribune.
SANTAQUIN, July 9.-The school elec-
tion for trustee here yesterday resulted in
q victory for William l.. Opcnsham. the
other candidate was Chris Johnson. n
non Mormon. School Principal Ress did
q good deal OF riding around 10 get votes
for his While
Mrs. Olsen died here yesterday from
burns she received some three weeks ago
by lifting q kettle full OF boiling water
from the stove. She leaves a husband
and four children.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-10
NOTED HYMN WRITER DIES
Professor James McGranahan, Composer
Of Popular Gospel Songs. Passes

WARREN, O.. July 9.-Professor
James McGranahan, the well known
HYMN writer, formerly connected with
Moody and Snnkcy, the eyangellsts,
died last night at his home IN klns-
man, Ohio, Of diabetes.
Mr.. McGrauahan wrote many sacred
songs which arc included in The Cos
pel HYMNS. Among The well known
HYMNS from his pen are. "There Shall
Be Showers of Blessings "My Re.
deemer," and "Some Day We viii
ITnderstanl -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-10
Four Rurned TO Death,

SUISUN, Cal. July s.-The four chill
dren of Mr. and Mrs Charles l.. Campbell
OF Suisun valley lost their lives last night
In the burning Of their home, and the
parents barely escaped. When Mr. and
Mrs. Campbell awoke the house was a
mass Of flames. They made frantic Of
forts to save their children, but could
no, do so. The parents are badly burned;
huI VIII recOVer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-10
Three Yachtsmen Drown,

NEW YORK. July 9.-Thrce members
Of the crew of the steamer-Y0cht va
coma. belonging to Henry Clay Pierce ol
liver early today, when a small vaw
cnrrvine six OF the yachts crew and d
docRman was capsi5ad by sailor who
rocked the boat Four OF the party were
picked up by Il passing tug, Nc trace
has been found OF the three missing men
and the police are convinced that they
were drowned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-10
Bold Robber Made Escape,

TACOMA. Wash, July 9.-Postmas-
ter Watson Schrner Of Spanway,
twelve miles south of Tacoma, awoke
about . clock this morning to find q
burglar in his room, The robbcr dealt
him a stunning blow, cutting an ugly
cash IN his forehead and knocking him
senseless, The robber took SIl from
under the pillow and escaped
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-10
Four Children Die in Fire.

FOND DIT LAC Wis July 9.-hour
,rJ-en NJ MIR. and Mrs. James .. Field.
,,itn i've nj RogersviIIe. near here, were
f,,rned To death today by the explosion
~ a gasoline stove. one child was saved
M ~ njcld who WAS preparing breakfast
~, " onnnd o,it into the garden and when
si,a returned the house was In flames
rho fouT children were asleep in room
back of the kitchen. The house was de-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-10
NEW COAL COMPANY
Oakley Capitalists viii Exploit Trapper
Creek for New Coal Supply.
Special TO The Tribune.


BURJEY, Idaho. July 9-The Light
Air Park company of Oakley has filed
articles of Incorporation with the coun-
ty recorder and secretary of State. II
Is organized fer the purpose of acquir-
ing water rights for irrigation, bathing
and domestic purposes. and TO build
and conduct bathing and general
pleasure resort park at Oakley. The
company has paid-up capital of $4,000,
equal amount William H. Poultou.
Lenora Poulton, Jacob Dayley. Annie
Dayley, s. G. Hale, Louisa II. Hale,
Roscl II, Hunter, and Ebbie f. Hunter,
The company plans to pipe the water
from the hot springs near Oakley down
into town, and there utilized 1t for bath
ing purposes,
The Twins Falls Coal company. with
Oakley as its principal place of busi-
ness, is the latest company to inCorpor
ate in Csssia county. II is oganized
for the purpose of exploiting the Trap
per Greek coal deposits The company g
holdings consist of 1880 acres lying
on Trapper creek, about thirteen miles
from Oakley. The company is moor
porsted for 100000, shares $50 each.
and is subscribed as follows: Joseph
il. Boren, John G, Boran, Charles i.
Craner, George W. Cox. William H.
Bum, Reed r. Boren. Edward Bar
rctt and Christian Peterson, each
$3.50, and Alfred Won Wiesenthal, $780,
600.
Bert Butler, who was bound over IN
the District court of Lincoln county
on six counts, and who was turned
loose under $4,000 bail bond, was ar.
rested Thursday evening by Sheriff
BlaclSenbury and placed in the Cassia
county Jail, eli a charge OF stealing
horse from w. h, Rice, a well TO dc
rancher of Conant. He will have
preliminary hearing this week in Al
blOu.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-10
Hodgins Scores One Point.

Court Justice Fort today rendered an
opinion granting the alternative writ of
mandamus asked for by Thomas M,
United Copper company TO produce its
books I'm New Jersey for inspection. Ap-
plication can now be made for a per-
emptory writ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-10
RUSHING THE WORK
ON OUR BATTLESHIPS.


AKRON, Ohio. July s.-The
Sterling company at Barbertou
has received an argent request
from Washington to rush the
boilers for tho hattleships Of the
navy TO completion as fast as
possible, and Engineer Gay of
The navy has arrived to see that
the work is rushed The plant
will be run day and night until
the, boilers are completed,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-10
Idahoan a Suicide.

POCATELLO. Ida. July 81. d. Glib
son OF idaho Falls committed suicide
this morning by shooting himself. al Ty
hee n station six miles north OF here.
In his pocket was found letter saying
he was insane.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-10
Wyoming Postoffice Appointments.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July "a
postoffice has been established at Cliff
ton. Weston country, Wyoming. Charles
II Carr has been named postmaster.
William c. Martin has been appointed
postmaster at llo. Bighorn county,
Wyoming.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-10
COULD FIGHT JAPAN
WHILE GETTING RICH.


DES MONIES, Iowa, July o.
=" Neither Japan nor the Unit
cd States waEJ war at this
time said Congressman Hull,
chairman of the House Commit
tee or Military Affairs, this
morning, "There is big ele-
ment in Japan who would wei
come war, but the ruling classes
are too wise to pick a quarrel
with the United States.
eff there is war we will at
first lose the Philippines and
Hawaiian islands, but we would
triumph in the end, for the
United States would build war
ships and fight out victory. We
are the only nation which can
conduct war and get rich at
the Same time,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-10
Sends Ralston to Frisco.

OYSTER BAY July 9.-The President
today appointed William O. Ralston to be
Assistant United States Treasurer at San
francisco,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-10
YOUR VACATION

VIII be made more agreeable N
The Tribune follows you. Mo
extra charge for mailing. Ad-
dress changed as often as do.
sired.
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1sIToRs BUREAU.

~ you have not visited Tho
-.rbune's you have missed
,nethIna. All the latest Il;era-
- and the cosIesr place In
io~r1.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-07
Held FOR DOUBLE MURDER
Brothers and Sister of Dead Girl in
Jail at Dayton.
Anna MarkOwitz Fatally Attacked
and Her Escort Shot 10 Death
In Public Park.

Dayton, Ohio, Aug 6.-Sherif Boes be-
ieves that he has under arrest the MUIR
derer of Anna Markowitz and her escort
Abe Cohen. The girl was assaulted sun
day night, and Cohen was shot in Ale
Cabe's Park, near the National Soldiers
Home She was dead when found. and
Cohen died at a hospital to-day
Harry and Jacob Markowitz and Berth.
Markowitz. brothers and sister OF the
dead girl, are still in Jail here. and viii
be held indefinitely. Sheriff BOes said
tonight, after returning from the scene
of the murder, that a canvas finger-stali
found near where the murder occurred
fitted the thumb Of Harry Markowitz,
which had been injured.
The officer also found two handker-
chiefs about fifteen feet from where the
Markowitz sisters and Cohen were sit
ting when they were attacked Sunday
night. These. It is expected, will aid in
clearing the mystery.
Sheriff Boes made this significant
statement tonight:
We are satisfied with the arrests that
have already been made. There viii be
no additional arrests unless there are de-
entirely unlocked Tor"
The Washington herald., 1907-08-07
SEE ALLEGED JONES BILLS.
Court-martiaI Also Examines Bank
officials at Two Sessions.

Norfolk. Va. Aug 6.-The naval court
martial now hearing the charges against
Chaplain Harry W Jones. at the Norfolk
navy yard. consumed both sessions to-
day in investigating small bills. which the
chaplain is alleged 10 owe various firms.
T. F. THghman, cashier Of the Citizens
Bank. Of Norfolk. and J. A. WHlett,
cashier Of the First National Bank, Of
Newport News. were the principal wit
nesses Of the day. Mr.. Tilghman. at
whose bank Chaplain Jones has had
transactions. was examined as TO wheth-
or Jones had an account at his bank
The cashier was not positive. but did not
think so. Cashier Willett was asked 20
identify the accused, but could not
He was shown a note alleged 10 have
been drawn on his bank by Harry "
Jones. and was asked If he had ever
seen the note and y Jones had ever had
an account with his bank. He replied in
the negative
Alleged purchases. by Jones from Do
partment store 20 the extent Of ST.. and
other purchases from a iewelry store.
were other subjects Of investigation.
The chaplain. it vas charged. gave a
note for the department store purchases.
which had never been paid. Jones. who
was yesterday indicted by the State court
in Norfolk for alleged grand larceny in
giving 10 4. s c. Cannon a check Tor
$50 on a New York bank. which was re-
turned not sufficient funds" has seen
Commemorative Attorney Tilton and
promised that official that he will appear
before Judge Henckel and give bond for
his trial upon the indictment.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-07
MONSTER LOCOMOTIVE READY
VIII Haul Train of Loaded Cars
Mile and a Half Long.
New Machine Built for Erie Rail-
road Company Soon to Make Its
First Experimental Run.

Schenectady. n. Y, Aus. s.-Another
monster locomotive, more powerful than
It's predecessor. is TO be turned out from
the Schenectady plant of the American
Locomotive Company for the Erie Rail-
road, and will within a few days be taken
on its first experimental run.
Two others of the same size are being
built Il Is said TO have the hauling
power Of three ordinary locomotives IN
use on the steep grades In the noun
famous districts. 1t viii exceed in weight
the monster Baltimore and Ohio locomo-
tive which was turned out from the
Schenectady shops in 1904. and will haul
on grades a :rain Of loaded cars a mile
and a half long
The famous compound locomotive built
for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is
a baby alongside of this wonder. The
Baltimore and Ohio engine weighs 334. 500
pounds. while the new Erie machine
weighs $4,000 pounds The tractive power
of the Baltimore and Ohio engine is, when
working compound, 1850 pounds. with
a steam pressure of 235 pounds 10 the
square inch, while the power of the lat
ter is 1850 pounds with a proportionate
increase
The Washington herald., 1907-08-07
SIGHT SEEING AUTO MOBBED
Frenzied Crowd Attacks It After
Boy Is Killed.
Tourists Flee for Their Lives Amid
shower of Missiles and Police
Rescue Chauffeur.

New York. Aug "a mob OF nearly
loco persons. Infatuated by the killing of
a boy by a sightseeing automobile in
Chrystie street this afternoon. drove the
eleven passengers of the car with a
shower Of stones and bottles. made de-
termined attempt TO lynch the chauffeur.
and bur for the arrival Of the reserves
would have burned the big motor car.
Tony Pasqueratto. aged nine. of 81 Eliz-
abeth street, was the victim OF the acci-
dent, and Meyer Klushin, the chauffeur
was placed under arrest and viii be
charged with homicide. The car. which
belongs 70 the Green Sightseeing Automo-
bile Company. left the Bartholdi Hotel
Broadway and Twenty-third street. al 10
O'Clock this morning FOR visit to Wall
street, and on the way down went through
the East side.
When the car reached point on Chrys-
tie street between Hester and Grand
street. William D. Hamilton, who oper-
ated the megaphone. saw that a number
Of small boys were riding on the running
board Of the machine. and ne yelled at
them 20 get off.
Al dropped off safely except Pasquerat-
to, who let go his hold SO slowly that he
was drawn under the wheels Of the car
and his skull crushed
Those IN the auto were unaware OF
what had happened TIL they saw the in
dignant residents chasing after them. and
throwing stones and bottles and ANYTHING
that came to hand.
Sergt. Clifford and dozen policemen
soon reached the scene, and while the
body Of the dead boy was being removed
TO the station house all the available DO
lice were employed to scatter the big
crowd in the surrounding streets.
Policemen were put in the big auto TO
protect it. and Klushin was ordered TO
drive TO the station house. The crowd
followed and the rainstorm of missiles
was kept up.
The street where the accident happened
required the service Of a squad of white
wings for an hour afterward, and a wagon
load Of broken glass. stones. and mixed
garbage was carted away.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-07
GEORGIA VICTIM NO WITNESS.
Capt. McCrea Says stories of FouI
Play In Death OF Lynch Are Silly.

New York. Aug. Capt. Henry Nc
Crea, Of the battle ship Georgia. pointed
ont to-day the facts about the drowning
on Saturday of eighteen-year-old Harry
Francis Lynch. an apprentice seaman. to
Daniel Lynch, the boys father. to con-
vince the latter that there was no ground
for suspicion Of foul play.
The father, a foreman in Swarzcbild g
SulsberSer's beef plant, living at $50 East
l69th street, was informed by three blue
Jackets on Sunday that he had better in
vestigate his sons death rigidly
Stories of foul play to prevent the
ooy testitying in the explosion inquiry
are silly and unreasonable" said Co.
McCrea- He was not a witness he
worked in the dynamo room. and did not
see the explosion. We should onJv ba
TOO glad to have any man testify who
on the ship. and nothing in the shan of
foul play was possible
The Washington herald., 1907-08-07
DRUG STORES BLIND TIGERS
Forty Topeka pharmacists" Con-
fess to Big Liquor Sales Daily.
One Keeps Half Dozen Bartender
prescription Clerks" and sells
f,4OO Liquor Monthly.

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 6.-SheriT Wilk-
erson and County Attorney Schenck are
developing a remarkable condition Of af-
fairs in an inquisition they are holding
with forty druggists of Topeka.
Each druggist is taken into the sweat"
room and compelled to answer the ques-
tons. Several have confessed that their
stores are mere shells. and that their
heavy business is in the sale Of liquors In
some of these stores are a half dozen
clerks, who do nothing but sell liquor 10
the scores who are afflicted with ''stOm-
ach trouble" or other diseases.
One druggist confessed that during the
month Of July q per cent of his entire
receipts came from his traffic in liquors.
and these amounted 10 over s., 400 His
prescription business reached the total of
$3.50 during the month
The Washington herald., 1907-08-07
DESPAIRS OVER LOSS OF CHILD.
Harry Moore, Unable to Gain CuS-
tOdy of Daughter, Ends Life.

Philadelphia. Aug. 6.-Because he could
not gain the custody Of his five-year-o,d
daughter. Laverne, Harry B. Moore of
Pittsburg, put a bullet into his heart
and died in the home OF his father-in-1au,
William Mccormick, 54OO Master street
Mrs. Moore said that she left the homo
OF her husband, at 1122 Franklin street
81 Pittsburg, two weeks ago. She had with
her her two children. Laverne and Ha--
ry. two years old. Instead of going ~
the home Of her parents she st0nnaI a.
the home Of George Ruth, a policeman
n ConshOhOcken. She said thar Ru+b
was an old friend of hers. Moore traced
her TO Conshohocl1en last Sunday and Law
in wait for his small daughter as She
came from Sabbath school. He bcarda5 q
train for Philadelphia with the little sirI
and placed her in the care of her graT5-
mother, Mrs. Mccormick asking the lar
ter 20 care for the child and ''ralseH her
few hours later the mother also
reached the house. She demanded the
custody Of the child and took her. Moore
then went TO an upstairs room and killed
himself.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-07
BETRAYED BY TRAIL OF EGGS.
Alleged Robbers Make Tour of Sa-
looms Preparing Own NoeEs.

New York, Aug. 6.-Detectve Miller en-
livened the Night Police Court early to-
day with a story Of a safe blown omen
with nitro-glycerin, $500 and a quantity
OF fresh eggs stolen. pnd two arrests
which he. made by tracing the alleged
robbers from one saloon 10 another by
means Of the eggs.
Miller arraigned Fog O'Day and
Harry Mcmahon. guests Of Mills Hotel
No. I, and Barney Hogan. Of No. 32I
Greenwich street. and ha6 them held as
suspicious persons He is trying to con-
meet them with the robbery Of the prod
uce store Of J. Z. Smith & Son, 26l Hud-
son street.
Early Sunday morning three men en-
tered the store. filed the combination
knob OF the safe, inserted a charge OF
glycerin, and scooped in $500 when the
door flew of
The Washington herald., 1907-08-07
PARAGRAPHS BY WIRE.

St. Petersburg. Aug. 6.-Cholera RACES
IN six provinces and widespread epidemic is in
prospect.
Santiago. Chile. Aug. 6-Earthquake
shocks were reported in Uruguay Saturday and were
felt Monday al Valparaiso
New York. Aug. 6-Dr Ransom s.
Hooker and Miss Mildred f. Stokes daughter OF
Anson Phelps Stokes. viii we'd in the fan.
Atlanta. Ga. Aug. 6-GOv. Hoke Smith
day IN the presence q large crowd signed
the bin which makes Georgia prohibition State.
Atlanta. Ca, Aug 6.-H B. Krumb-
h0itz who shot his wife last night by mistake for
burglar was acquitted to-day by q coroners jury.
New York, Aug. 6.-More than $50 lives
were imperiled to-day by incendiary fire started by
woman in a tenement, % East Eighteenth street.
Berlin. Aug. 6.-The result of the meet
ing q the Kaiser and the Gar az SWinemunde has
resulted in positive changes in the political stu
alton
Worcester, Mass, Aug. 6.-The George
Frisbee Hoar memorial statue which Is 70 be
placed near the city hail. viii be dedicated Tues
day, October L
Boston. Mass. Aug. 6-Thomas W.
Lawson is grandfather baby girl was born
yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs Arnold Lawson at their
home in Winchester.
San Francisco. Cal. Aug. 6.-Suit filed
in the Superior Court to-day develops that IL costs
The city 5000 per month 10 hold Abe Reuff in
custody Of Elisor Biggy.
Antwerp, Aug. GA sensational suicide
occurred here when ". Jasaues Simon, silk mer-
chant, jumped from the Cathedral tower in the pres
ence Of holiday crowd.
Runge Tex. Aug 6.-TOm Hall, negro,
was lynched to-day. Hall captured while at
tempting 10 attack two young women. Other negroes
were ordered out Of town
Chicago, Aug. 6-Willam ]. Atkinson,
formerly the head Of the defunct lincoln Bank Of
Morton Park. IL. was to-day discharged from Gus
tody on the order Of Judge lands
Potsdam, Pa. Aug 6-While peer ng
Into an ice cream freezer the three-year-od OF
VI. L. Runkle fell in head first. Although rescued
in two minutes, the bay was nearly dead
Paris, Aug 6.-Two more Americans
were made knights Of the Legion Of Honor to-day.
They are Theodore Davis an archaeoIogist, and
Prof. Marshal Elliott Of Johns Hopkins University
Berkeley. Cal. Aug 6.-Prof. F. z.
Jais, Of the University Of California says that 10
cents worth Of peanuts contain twice as much pro
TEN and six times the energy contained in por-
terhouse steak.
Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 6.-Joseph S.
Johnston was elected by the two houses Of the
legislature as United States Senator to-day 10 sue
coed the late Senator Pettus. Senator Johnston's
term will until 1915
Cowes, Isle of Wight, Aug. 6.-Emperor
Milhelm's American-b1il yacht Meteor won the
Kings Cup IN the regatta Of the Royal Squadron
The Meteor was last across the starting line but
quickly assumed the lead.