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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
BIC LOTTERY
GAME EXPOSED
IN CH|CAc0

Chicago. Nov. ia morning paper to-
day says: The biggest lottery I'm opera
tion IN the United States which has been
running for more than ~ years with head
quarters In Chicago. is claimed Co have
been exposed last night by arrests In this
and other cities The United States secret
service men assert that the promoters ot
the scheme have made millions or dollars
and that there are big men behind IL. who
viii be reached through the prosecution %
tho men now under arrest.
Under the name OF the old Reliable
Guaranty Loan and Trust company. Il is
alleged the lottery maintained three lux
uTiously furnished offices and large
printing establishment here
Secret Service Agents Harry T. Don
aghy otto r. kllnko and lawrence
Richey raided all four OF these establish
ments last night and obtained thousands
OF tickets. lottery paraphernalla. checks
and returns from agents and the plates
from which the tickets were printed.
d. III. Jones. alias ID. T. Kissam. was
arrested as the head OF the concern and
John z. Miner as a partner. Miner claim
ed 20 be in the real estate business. War
rants were issued FOR Miss Cora Green.
the confidential secretary OF Jones. and
Walter Sehimbky. the book-keepsr al the
local headquarters AZ midnight. Jones'
Miner aud Miss Green were arraigned be
fore United States Commissioner Mark
Foote and held under heavy bonds for
trial
George Il. Geisler. the 81 Louis ageaJ
OF the concern, was arrested I'm that city
and large number OF lottery tickets and
records conhseated. Frank Falker. agent
az Fort Wayne. Ind. was arrested by
Agent Donaghy Charles and Royal Ham
mer were arrested at Indianapolis by
Agent Klinke and John T. Markiand was
arrested at McKeesport. Pa. An were
held under heavy bonds.
The secret service men from the rec
ordS that they have obtained expect 20
make more than 30 arrests iu various
cities OF the country.
An attempt will also be made 20 I'm
volve express companies as agents or AZ
completes under the federal act of iS9S
forbiddng the operation OF lotteries
Under its various names the lottery
has been conducted on the regular lot
terry scheme. except that the prizes have
been all out or proportion 20 the receipts
and the commissions have been heavy.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13

Tar Bride Likely to be Closed All
Winter-Boys' Club Directors
To Talk Over Its Financial
Condition.

Indications are that Tar bridge on Man
ton avenue VIII be closed 70 the public
/ all winter. A few weeks ago the work
St putting IN the high pressure water
begun. and since then the bridge and the
approaches have been closed and this ne
cessitated the stopplng OF the Manton
avenue and Centredale cars, and the pass
engers are obliged 70 make their way as
best they can.
WILL TALK IT OVER.
The board OF directors OF the newly,
formed OlneyVille Boys club will meet
this evening. and talk over the inancial
condition OF the club. and this owing 10
the fact that the small sum on hand was
deposited I'm the Union Trust company,
but there are those who were interested
IN forming the club who believe that
the amount os cash Involved. will NOT Tn
the least interfere with the good work
laid out. as the amount OF cash deposited
can readily be replaced BY quite mum
Der OF men who were Instrumental IN
forming tne club
LOOKS LIKE 4 BURLESQUE.
What looks 10 many as burlesQue IS
tho formation OF q boys club IN the VT
entity OF odd Fellows SQUARE Tn the an
neNed district, thar 70 All oHtwaru az
Gus. and Just why these youngsters can
he the posse SSors OF KEYS that Will admit
them 10 a number OF rooms anu lndutso
In games has not been fully explained.
The Grover club has arranged for
club dinner 70 he given az their club house
81 Rocky Point. SUNDAY. Nov. - and the
a0air is in the hands OF the house COM
mittee which consists OF MesSrs Ren
Levin. George NJ. Grover, pr. J. Dwyer.
Peter Tuniciire. James Mccarthy and
Henry H. Hopkins
THE SIGNS ARE BEING REFLACEp,
\ week or so ago the many signs on the
branch store OF the Hall and Lyon Co.
we're removed and today the building Is
being decorated with Han aud Lyon coz
signs. but Il Is noticed that the products
OF a we'll known tobacco company are the
most prominent
GENERAL MENTION.
Mrs. Ida Atherton ol Boston Is the gucst
OF her sister. Mrs George W. HoweS AZ
her home. as Union avenue.
The inltiatory degree was conferred up
on one candidate at the meeting ol Manu-
facturers' lodge of odd Fellows last even
ing
Mr.. Daniel Harry has been placed in
charge of the Worcester Providence Co.
who have established a branch on stokes
street
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
MARINE lNIELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
steamer Essex. Mcporman New York
Steamer New Haven. Pelgrew. New
York
steamer Tennessee. Whiting. New York
Steamer City OF Newport. Ricketson.
Newport
steamer City os Haverhin, Lake. Fall
River.
Steamer New Shorcham. Fuller. Block
Island.
Barge Terrible. Port Reading. is7i coal.
railroad.
Barge Typhoon. st. George. 7S coal.
railroad
Schooner Mary r. Barret. Sargent. New.
port News. 2Ss5 coal. railroad
Schooner NJ. w Bowen. Chace. New
port News. $50 coal railroad.
Tug Argo. New York
SAILED.
Barge Roger Williams. Bridgeport
Tug John Scully. New York.
steamer New Haven. New York.
Steamer Tennessee. New York.
steamer City of Hsverhill, Fall River.
steamer City OF Newport. Newport
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
MAYORS N|GHT
At THE BAZAAR
THIS EVENING

Tonight will bc Mayors Night" at the
Odd Fellows bazaar In Infantry hall. Las,
evening the crowd was nearly as large
as that which attended Monday evening,
for the audable purpose ot assisting the
odd Fellows home in East Providence.
The principal attraction was dancing.
ana the space set aside for Il was made
the most Of
Tho abrasive and beautifully laaer
oeoths appealed Co everyone. and few
wete able TO pass them without leayinS
behind money TO help out the worthy
cause
Several prizes were awarded during IN.
evening TO holders OF lucky numbers a
W l. Hewlett found himself the pos.
SCISSOR ot a bracelet, W. r. Hedge gct a
pattern Cor shirt waist. Robert Carlisle
landed a bird In a cage. Mrs : a wc,1-
nufy won another bracelet and Mis-
Eltaeeth Hudson a shirt waist pattern.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
FAST AND SMOOTH
GOING IN 6-DAY
BICYCLE RACE

Boston. Nov. 4.--When riding was re-
sumed this afternoon IN the six day 10
hours-a-day bicycle race at the Park
Square track. a new team entered the list.
TRIBE. of the Hill-Trfole team. dropped
out last night and today Mahau. who has
been riding with BlEarri since the lAtter's
Italian partner withdrew. was forced Co
Quit. as the Italian took hts wheel and
lert the city. Bizarri and IIiil then paired
up. with the customary penalty of one
Tap. At the end OF tho first hours racing
the eight leaders had covered as miles
and threc laps. while Wyatt and Connol-
Is had 1oS miles. two laps 20 their
credit. and the BizGrri--Hill team 4oS
miles, one lap.
there was nos a single fall during the
first hour.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
MINER NJ 'CAbE
SAVED FROM
LIVING TOMB

Pottsvllle. Pa. Nov. l&--Imprssoned for
y hours several hundred feet beneath tho
surface OF the earth. almost directly un-
der his own home, where his family
mourned for him as dead. Michael Me
Cahe OF Gilbertson was taken from the
Draper mine barely alive after one OF the
most marvellous reseues in the history os
anthracite mining.
Since Saturday afternoon when the top
or the chamh@r in which he was working
eaved in aud caused u rush OF eulm and
water from the surface. relays OF work
men toiled increasingly TO reach him.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
HIT BY SNOWFALL,
BOY DIED AT HOSPITAL

Joseph Turner L. years old of Olney-
willie. died Yesterday Indirectly as the re-
suit of being struck by a snowfall last
winter lie had been at ST. Joseph 5
hospital since that time and twice has
been operated upon, Hts death was A.
rcctly attributed 20 scarlet fever which
was contracted a few days ago,
The boy last March while AZ play was
struck with a SNOWFALL The injury
seemed to give him much pain and two
days later it became known that he was
Ia serious trouble, lie was taken to the
hospital where an operation was per
formed Tor an ahscesS on his side. Later
an operation was performed for perito-
nitis.
when tho boy contracted scarlet fever
ne had little strength o. battle with the
disease. His parents live at is9 Hcndrick
street
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
SEN. THOMAS
WANTED To GO
WITH THE SOUTH

Richmond. Va. Nov. ts-Consideraole
interest has been aroused in Richmond
over the assertion that Gen Grant AZ one
time offered his services 20 President JET
ferson Davis OF the Confederacy.
The Rev, Or. J, William Jones, chaplain
and historian OF tho Contederacy. said
that he had no knowledge OF either Grant
or Farragut having had made such an
application.
however" continued Dr. Jones. I'm the
case OF Thomas have published tho
matter time and again and will state most
emphaucally that l have in my personal
possession letter from Gen. George III.
Thomas, which admits that at the time
OF the secession he applied for a commits
sion 20 enter the Confederate service"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13

According to tho Official count OF the
Fifth ward finished by the board OF can
vassers and registration this noon,
Thomas ~ Waterman retains his election
over wilBm v. McCahey by Is votes.
Few discrepancies were found In tho war
dens' count. bat many believed that the
official count would md McCahey the
victor over Mr.. Waterman. but this did
not materialixe.
The board started the Official count or
the sixth ward this afternoon and will
complete the ward by tomorrow noon.
The official count together with the war
dens' returns follow;
Mayor--George H. Huddy. Jr,. SD les
lis ees-ses 1S5-iS9 -s3T is6-is7. Patrick
], Mccarthy, 3to-SS9, sa5-29e i7s-l75, ts2-l2o.
isi-isl aSs-es3; samuel n. Prentice. "A. To-
10. SIS, 5-5, 10
City Treasurer--Walter l. Clarke. i05-
ioc isi-i3s. 27s-eSe. 22l-s2I. SoS-Slo. 2o,-eoS.
Addison l.. Monroe. 9o4-NG 264-96t. i26-lsS,
ss-s5. si-si. 2s-2ls; Alecrs r. Benson. 81,
i-5, 80. a.. -, &C
Harbor Master--Eilery A. Pomroy. -
ss. 95-s7 2es-2es. isi-ls2 2si-2So lSs-lo3; John
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
KILLED Rival,
welded GIRL,
IN 80 MINUTES

Ashevlle. y. G. Nov. iS,-Further par
ticulars OF the killing Of young William
Franklin at White Rock. y. G.. by Clarke
Norton. both ef whom were members OF
well known families. state that Norton
went to the home OF George Franklin.
where Elizabeth Gentry. over whom tho
killing was about. lived
He had a marriage license and re-
yolver. After killing Franklin hts rival
for Miss Gentry's hand. whom ne found
ct the house. Merton and Miss Gentry left
for a nearby minister's home and were
married Within half an hour atterwRrd.
Norton was not arrested until the fol-
slcwiag morning. when ne was taken -
Jail az Marshall, y. G. lie VAS accom-
panied by his bride. who begged 90 be
allowed TO 80 % Jail with him. but was
refused The bride Is a pretty i7-year-old
girl
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
w. II. SHERMAN DIES
IN HAY LOFT OF BARN

William n. sherman. a. years old. was
found dead Ia the hay loft of the harm ~
Gcotge y Neln at i56 CARPENTER street
az $50 this morning
The body was found hy Mr. Nelin. and
by order ct a medical examiner II was
given IN charge of Undertaken L. ~.
chaS.s.
sherman is said 90 hclon< In Newport.
whtrs he has wCli-to-do relatives. Hc
mad been in the employ of Mr. Nelln for
several years Death was due 20 natural
causes
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
WORK CREW
ESCAPE DEATH
IN COLLISION

Newport. Ne. Nov. ls-An the mem
osrs OF a work crew OF nine Waterytlle,
men were slightly injured and had mn
raeulous escapes from being killed by a
collision today on the Maine Central
railroad near Newport OF their train and
Junction.
Foreman Charles T. Buck was badly
shaken up and bruised. and received a
scalp wound. The other eight all or
whom were Frenchmeu. We're more or
less bruised and cut. Conductor McDon-
add who was riding outside the work car
after warning the workmen OF their dan
ger. Jumped and was not hurt
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
r. L. WHIPPLE
GUILTY OF DECEIT

The supreme court today sustained the
action OF the superior court In awarding
l. Thomas Barnes s2Sl agasist Raymon
l. Nhipple Whipple was found hy \
jury 10 have grossly deceived plaintiff for
whom he acted Is broker In regard to the
value % certain property and the encuri-
orance> upon a. The supreme court nnls
The jary's nnding was warranted by the
evidence.
in the rescript handed down the su.
pr-ne court says u hnds no reliable ev.-
denee that Whippie acted a. agent FOR
Leon Rosenfeid or thar the latter was
privy 70 the deceit practiced upon the
plaintiff"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
+. p. Mcguire Asks $4,000

this afternoon the taking 20 testimony
in The suit % Frank A. Maglirc against
ne Nhods Island company Was begun be.
tore judge Steafns and a jury. Mr.. Me-
ruir- WIS 81 May ~ IAN ass~Ans In a
sarriage on fAwtucket avenue. near Gard.
luer avenue. when one ~ the defendants
cars ran him down
lie was thrown cut Of his cArriase and
badly injured Joseph "a Gather and
Ffancis l. McCanna are bic attorneya and
!. = Holman represents me deenaaut
The amount sued Tor a. SaNo.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
INVOLUNTARY PETITION
IN BANKRUPTCY

Boston, Nov. l&--In accordance with the
suggestion ~ the assignee. an involuntary
petition IN bankruptcy against the nrm %
Z, LennoN & Co. leather dealers OF Ivan.
was hled today The Arm assigned six
weeks ago 70 George II. Nutter OF this
city. who issued statement yesterday
90 the eject that settlement of the al
fairs of the Arm would ec conducted met
ter through the bankruptcy court
The petitioning creditors are Allen Lane
& Co. OF this city. the Charter Oak
National hank % Hartford. Conn. and
Frank A. Foster OF Weston. Mass.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
Slate Workers Meet

FairhaNen. Vt. Nov. i2-rodays ses-
sions OF the fourth annual convention Of
the International Association OF slate
Workers here were devoted chiefly 10 re-
ports " committees nom local unions:
These reports showed the majority OF the
locals to oe IN a hourishing condition.
George n. Roberts, 90 Bangor. PA, pres
idcnt OF the organization was IN the chair
aud delegates were present from Vermont.
New York. Pennsylvania and Virginia
THIS evening there will H. public
mceting, az which addresses will " made
ey aas~a e0icl-ls
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
PATROLMAN ALFRED
is MADE DEFENDANT

Catherine r. Caunelds SUIT against
Policeman Julian n. Alfred went on trial
before a jury ln Ju0gc Tanners division
~ ,se SUPERIOR c0rt .Sea,. Ms eau
neld, widow. rast Tsddle agN elaine that
on sunday Nov "a fS@. tSe dcgen,iar.
struck her ant srat upon her. she claims
to have given the officer no cause FOR
getting angry with her fastolman Al
fred denies the chargcs
James Harris and Irving Champlin rep
resent the rlaiutin and the city solicitor
represents the defendant.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13

1ne saptsme court finds rctf lrk u-onx
m tfe action of the -rr-~rA.r ceurt % tSs
cnee Of state. James NJ smith complain.
ant vs. Charles Dctge OF East Provl-
cence. Dodge Was found guilty BY fury
81 having kept In June. iss some hogs
~ithout furnishing them food cr drink lie
Vas nned 80 and costs In the district
court and viii nov be sentenced In the
superior ccure
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
Wax Gets a Big Verdict

The jury that heard testimony on the
cOse Of Pinku Wax against the Rhode
Island company in Judge Tanners divi-
sion og The superior court this mcrning.
brought tu a sealed verdict.
Plaintiff was awarded $3.50 PLAINTIFF. a
petdlcr, had his wagon run down by car
CA Eddy street sept. IS. 1876. lie was
badly injured in the collision.
Lyman Il Mcdonnell and j Cunhne Bull
lock were counsel for Wax
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13

ployes OF the factory were killed Harry
Boston. the superintendent. was probably
fatally injured,
Cisco was blown to pieces not even a
shred OF his body being found Wash
burn died horrible death. ly'ing scream
ing ON the ground among the debris and
burning TO death.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
Aqueduct Races

Aqucduct. y. Y. Nov. i2-First race. -
year-olds. selling. 81. ftirlcngs-Scnator
Barrett. IS (E. paganl. Z TO T. and 5 90 =.
won. Aimee a.. i04 (Milierl. 90 8 phase.
second. Queens Souvenir. c (Suiutcrl Z
20 s. show third Time-i.l IS Miss
Delaney and SalncsaW also ran.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
HALF An INCH
Of SNOW FALLS
IN CITY By SEA

Newport II. L., NOV, lS.-The first snow
storm OF the season visited this city 20.
day. snow fell FOR more than three
hours and covered the ground 20 the
depth OF half an inch
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
N|TRO-GLY LYCER|NE FACTORY
BLOWN UP, TWO MEN DEAD

Columbus, @. Nov. 1a.--Two men were
killed and three OF four injured today In
an explosion Ia the Hercules nitro glyeer-
Inc factory at Bradner. The factory was
demolished and a number OF houses shat
tered ln the town The conclusion was
felt for e0 miles around.
W. Cisco and John Washburn both en-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
WOMAN SHOPLIFTER
DASHED FROM STORE

A woman shoplifter. detected stealing a
pair of - cent gloves from the OGcrmau
comps ny this afternoon when invited by
styie detective 20 50 90 the office. drop
ped the gloves and made a quick dash
from the store and eSl'aped Tier haSty
departure made some excitement.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
Duffy Case Taken From Iury

The case ot james Ouny ". Rhode
Island company, which was on trial be-
fore Judge Stearns and iury. was this
morning taken from the fury on defend
ants ssrccing 90 rsy ccsts ~ yesterday
and tcfaN.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
To Iron Button Waist

TO iron shirt waist with buttons In
back. fold towel three or four times. lay
under buttons. iron over back. the but
tons VIII sink into towel. making q
smooth surface between them
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-13
FOR sALE

FOR SALE
ic-room cottage. barn and hen houss
Good well ls.000 feet land next Palace
Gardens. one mile below Pawtuxet:
near electr cs, $500. Easy terms
THOMAS ". EARLY a CO.
Piano and Furniture Movers
g>S rHlRBENs AVENUE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-09
BIDS Called For.

Acting In accordance with the au.
thority vested IN him, at the last meet.
ing of the city council, Chief OF the
fire department L. e. Slaughter Is In
communication with various supply
houses and fire engine manufacturers
for the purpose OF securing bids on a
combination hose and chemical fire
engine, which the city is soon to pur.
chase.
At the last meeting Of the council
Mr. Slaughter was instructed 10 Sc
cure bids On such an engine, To BE-
purchased Immediately. MIR. Slaughter
has Informed the supply cOmpanies
that bids will be received Tor same on
the 18th OF the present month In this
city. Sealed bids are called for.
The purchase OF this engine will b.
great benefit to the fire depart
ment, according TO Mr.. Slaughter, and
the fire committee. The need of II
has been demonstrated, in a costly
manner lately and 1t Is the purpose
to purchase wagon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-09
Must BE On the Square.

Guthrie, Aug s.-"The census OF
the rev state is going TO be on the
square and no padding anywhere
said VIM. c. Hunt, supervisor In
charge OF the enumeration today. Il
have got my eyes open. and II
detect any padding In any locality
the census will be taken over again.
Since the reports have gotten out
about the padding that has been done
in Oklahoma City, Mr.. Hunt has CIV
en- the enumerators there a hauling
over the Goals and read the law 10
them and they will be forced to make
a square count or get into serious
trouble.
The work OF taking the special
census for Oklahoma will he com
pleted after another weeks work. ac-
cording to officials OF the census de
partment In Oklahoma. The enumer.
alton has been finisned In the large
cities and tOwhs, but In many outly
ing districts further time will be re
qUired
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-09
So so
$4,000
$500
.$17.65
...$9.85
.$43.20

For information regarding these and
other rates see
T. A. DEvOSS, Ticket Agent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-09
Democrats Getting Busy.

Police Judge John Gait has receiv'
ed letter from his son Edwin. who
is employed al the democratic head
quarters In Oklahoma City. Young
Gait says the headquarters Is throns
ed most OF the time with democrats
candidates and men Interested In de
mocracy's success. A hard fight Is
being made on the head of the ticket
says Mr.. Gait, and the leaders are
taking every opportunity to SOW the
seeds OF democracy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-09
Removed to Ardmore.

The young negro, Hawthorne Lally'
step.son OF Tom Allen OF this city.
who had his leg cut off by being run
over by a train on the Santa Fe at
Tribby yesterday morning, was
brought to this city today at noon.
He is being cared for at his fathers
house.
The injured boy stood the strain oil
being moved from Wawnee, Ok,
where he was taken after being In
jured. very well. and the ply sicians
hope for his recovery, should not un'
forseen complications set In.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-09
FITTING STEAM CRAFT AND
WHITE WINGED YACHTS.
ASSEMBLE FOR OUTING
Program OF New York Yacht Club
Crafts Assembled at Glen Cove
the Rendexsous--Fieet THIS
Year is Very Large.
By Associated Press.

New York, Aug. s.-A perfect
swarm OF fitting steam craft and
white winged yachts gathered today
at the Glen Cove rendezvous prepara-
tory 20 the annual squadron cruise
OF the New York Yacht club, which
Is 10 America what the Royal Yacht
squadron Is TO Great Britain. The
fleet this year Is exceptionally large
and there is every indication that the
outing will eclipse anything In the
past.
While the cruise proper will not
begin until tomorrow. when the fleet
will make a 30-mile run w the Sound
To Huntington. the gathering is the in
itial and all important step In the
cruisa meeting OF the captains
aboard the flagship of Commodore
Cornelius Vanderbilt this evening be-
ing an important feature.
While the itinerary of the cruise Is
all settled. the meeting of the cap.
tains Of the various yachts this even
ing will officially indorse the pro
gramme. The latter is as follows:
Friday, Aug. 9.-Squadron run to
Huntington over 3O-mile course with
good winds. or over 45l-mile course
In light winds.
Saturday, Aug. lO.-Squadron run
to New London over 6l.l-mile course.
Sunday, Aug. ll.-Dress fleet at
New London.
Monday, Aug. l2.-Squardon run
to Newport over 4O-mile course.
Tuesday. Aug l3.-Squadron run Ia
Vineyard Haven over 37-mile course
Wednesday, Aug. li.-Squadron run
TO Newport over 37.mile course.
Thursday, Aug. l5.-Astor Cup race
off Newport over 81 or rs mile tri
angle from Brentons Reef lightship
Friday Aug. l6.-king's Cup rae,
off Newport over a 80 II, 35 i-2, 81 l..
or IS mile triangle from Brenton
Reef lightship.
Saturday. Aug. l7.-Owl and Gam'
Cock colors In Nepwort harbor.
The Rear Commodore's cups will
be sailed for tomorrow, the vice com
modore's ON Saturday, the commo
dore's on Monday of next week. th'
Navy Challenge cups on Tuesday, an'
the Alumni Association OF the United
States Navy cups ON Wednesday.