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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-10
CONFERENCIAS ES-
COIarGS en- Baya
mon.
{ De nusstrO oOnespOnsal y

DiciembEe g. En- al pintorssco pOblR'
do de Cataio, ue llev6 efecto sl I6bado
pF61imo paBRdo, Ia anunciRdR confeRenciR
ascolar, la que saisti6 I'm buen n6meTo
de pEcfesoFeB do ambo1 MxoH. TaTea inG'
Ill Aerfs para NIL 81 quersr dsaCEibiF mi
nucioBamente eGa fiesta, cuyo fin, no eB
otro que el que, por medic de esas confe'
TenciRa GuFga de Las diacuBiOnes CoTTeCtas
= despToviRtaB poE complete de toda IFC-
Hunci6n en- el uaber, CuGl es 81 meiur Hints
ma 8 pFoCedimiento para ensefar tai, 8
cual asiguatuFa, espOuiendo 81 ConfaEen'
ciants el Ristema 8 proCedimiento que en-
plea, pidiendola Bua Compa1erog, sin
opiniones con 81 objeto de que eAtaB sean
dRdag con todR sinCeFidad, con tods ente-
Teza apFobando d merecs RpRobRci6n 8
deHBpEabando 81 es que asf 10 CFee, honga'
damentp, peFo que eBa deSapEobaci6n lleve
consigo la esplicasi6n neCesaria mks be
anote 81 porque no debs empleRTse eBa liA' :
temR proponeT otro que Fesulte mejoF
que el Techazsdo.
NADIA de ESQ pudimoB yer sn Is confs'
EenciR del aSbado.
PueB all1 oimog, que c0mpetenteg iIuB'
tFadoB profesoTes esponfan suE opinioneF,
Bobre cuRlquier tema = este opinion no
era refutada por otTo Compafero On Ia
foEmR de llsvar 81 Rnimo de la asamblea
el error 81 poYqu6 de RpFobar squsllaB
opiniones, NADIA de elo hubo. Tambi6n
pudimoB obHeHvRT que 90 presentaron &
discussion tema de tan poca impoFtRncia,
como 81 de ISL los profeaoIes, debiRn 8
no fumaF." EAte tsms tuvo que resol'
veEre como Sc Eesolyi6 dRnd0 cRda prtfa'
sor 50 Opini6n que cauBsba hiIaridad en- 81
pGblico Ia aefoEita RubeE, diseEt6 30.
bre 81 uBo del pizarr6n y pudimoH admi.
raH en- ella ma gran memoTiR, poT 10 ex'
tense bien pronunciado de 81 discuHso.
EI sefioE TIuiillo disert6 con guma elO
cusncia = con aEgumentOs l6gieos Hobre
81 eatudio de la NatuTaleza. Hey que
Peconer en- 81 indicRdo professor competen.
ciR y cspacidad para desempsfiaF ga cargo.
Tomaron paEte vaFios pTofesoEes entire
slloB 81 Btfior Ig.eliaB que como uiemprs
egtuvo opoEtuno sensato en suG manifes'
tacionea.
FL sefior Ardin, que 10 POGO que dijo
fu6 eorrecto = digno On todas suB manifss'
tRciones.
81 ufior inspector Mr.. Wood nos habE6
en lngles, por 10 que no puedo declF 10
que hsbI6, peFo los que 10 entsndieTon,
dicen que ee vefa On 81 discuEso siempre
81 eBpfTltu de imposici6n muy dominante
ena6l.
Por 10 dsmSs las conferencias entuvie'
ron muy lucidas por 81 ndmero de profs
sores que aSiAtieTon.
Entire elIos recoEdamoH & las Hefioritas
pa0uika RRIapueP MercedeR Martinez
Trinidad Marquee Matilds Lopez, Maria
RoviTa, Fidelins Ramirez, Mslia RodEi'
gueg, BenoEita Ruiz, nora Sara r. de
Gaetan, Ana Lopez de Velsz, seforitR Ed.
munds, Moore , los plOft ftEOEes Jeads Ro
das, Manuel IglesiaS. asflor TruiilIo, stf
Cordova, ArdiD, Fernandez Davila, j.
Aquero, Gambia, LlaugeT, Gonzslez, Fu.
mer, Daubon = otEos.
FL senior doctor LszRIeta, mismbTo de
Ia juntR local de instruction, msreca pl6'
cemea por 81 intsrsS que demoHtr6 en- bien
de Ia instruction pdblica.
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Guarra InuhlabIs.

Hay quisn asegura que snteB de dos
meBeu tenemoB guerra, por que 8 juzgaE
por loB preparativog que Las gran3es Po-
tenciaB De- tTaen entire manoB, Il cosa est6
que ards. Lo Cisrto, 10 SECURE, 10 indis.
Cutibls es, que las m6quinas The ARrivf
Bon las mejorss del muudo , 80 vanden &
plazos, laa hay desde SIS 100. MusbIes
oamaa, fon6grsfos telsS de moda. No
hay one asustaTBo Que Catatena aun no
esta las pueEtag de Russia.
Gran baratiIlo de encajeB, olanes, som.
breTog, paragusE, ouellOB y Camisaa. En-
El Cielo , La VizCaina. Arrivf Her
mnnnn
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Nusrts sublta ds 6s muehneh,s.

En- OSaka, Jap6u.-A conuscusncia de
una terrible explosion ocurEida On una
fkbrica de p6lvoTa, en- Takssdue, qued6
destFufds completamsnte una fdbrioa de
trjid0s cercsna aqu6lla, , en- ls que trA'
baiaban ciento cuaFenta muehRchaB, to-
das elias de la clape msnestsTosa, de las
cuaIes perecieron intant6nssmente seBsn'
ta tres, qusdando como otrsu Iesents grA'
vemente heEidaa.
La explosion CAUSE tambi6n un incsn'
dio en- vREias tembarcaciones que 90 halls.
ban atracadaG la oEills del rio ceFcRns
Ia f6briCa de p6lvora. CresSe que les
deVgIacias ocurEidas con motive de aga
explosion, son mas de les EsfeEidag, y
esp6raHs teneE hoy mRyOE u6meTo de-
detaIles.
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PUENTE GIGARTEsCO.

Sc ha iniciado la construction de I'm
nuevo puente giganteBCo on Nuevs York.
Unir6 dicho pusnts Ia isls de Mania
ttan (New York; con Long Island, atra'
veBRndo 81 East River , pRsRndo poE en-
Gina de Ia isla Blackwell, 80 metros
de altura. 81 puente, con bases todo,
abarcar6 $500 metros. Su anchura
sbaroaTa hneaa de sl6etricoB, una via
carreters, en- "a primer piso. El Eegundo
piso tendr6 espacio para dos scsTal de
peatoneg, y dos ferrocRTFiles.
La construction de dicho puents, de-
be conUumir $4,000 tonelada1 de acsro,
y uu coato BsT6 do veinte miIlonss de
d6lareB.
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EsanGnss practices.

Aver tsrde suftieron uu ex6men prkCti.
60 de la eaFFara de abOgado nusstros com,
pstriotRs, Quintin Negr6n SapjuTjo, An
quito MalaEet, Ramon 8. Peaquera, Victor
Burset, Vicente b. Rodriguez, Francisco
SocoEFo y Felipe JansE.
PoE unanimidsd fueron GpTobadoI Huu
trabsjoS, y 81 TribuERl les fslicit6 desa6n-
doIes muchoH triunfoB en- la Carrera.
III Tribunal Supreme, uaaRIRr6 dis para
que estou nusVoa RbOgados preSten 81 juEa'
mentp do ley,
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HYGIENE Y MEDlCINA DOMESTICA.
PrImUTas remedies para hI'
TIils % aTma De fasgO,

Como quiera qus Is formR irregular
de estaH haTidsG no peFmite gsnsFalmen'
te aproximar Embellishments BuB boFdes,
40 deba empezaF por lavRrlag con muchR
sgus, comprimiendo repetidaB veces en-
Gina de elias una eBponjs bien empapa'
dR. So puede echar en- 81 aqua aIgo de
alcohol
En- 81 case, no muy frecuente en- estal
heFipaB, de qns exista grande hamorra.
gis, SO uBa para 81 lavatorio sguR he
moatStica.
DeBpu6s Be Esllena Ia heEida con hilaa
empapadas en- Ia misma agua, moiadau
y sOstenidaH por nm vendsje Convenien'
te.
Convene fomenter las fuerzaB del he
rido por medic de aqua con vino calien'
10 Rzucsrads, nm tsFr6n de az6caT en-
pRpado en- sguR de meliBs, etc.
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LIurla Do hIsla.

IN Torin, n,hs CaEdO recientemente una
vsT5aders Iiuvis de hialO, que hs deBtrui'
do oaoi todoE los techos dc Ia ciudad, no
obvt9nts no b lbsr durRdO mas qRe cuatro
minutes. Los pedaEoa mas PeqUeAoS de
esa formidable graniSada eran conn an
husvo de gallina, 10 mayoEia del tama'
mo de una naraDja, hAbiando algunos Igua
3es 4 u Cabsza de un niap de dos ahog,
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REUMATIsMo MUSCULAR

Siempre que Sc trata de combatir los
crueles dolores del reumatismo en- los
mdsculos, bien sea en- los rinones, en-
las costillas 8 bien a veces en- ell cuello,
aconsejamos ell uso del Omagil.
este, porque tomando ell Omagil
len licor en- pildoras) la mitad de la
comida, la dosis de una cucharada
sopera del licor, bien pildoras,
basta para calmar prontamente los
dolores reumaticos, aun los mas crueles
y antiques y por rebeldes que sean d
otros remedies. Asimismo cura las
neuralgias mas dolorosas, cualquiera que
sea su asiento las costillas, los fino-
nes, los miembros 8 la cabeza, alivia
los sufrimientos tan penosos de los ata-
ques de gotta.
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Reconstruction Dc Ia sIuaad Do Saint PIorrs.

va ae ha empezado la reconstruction
de Ia ciudad de Saint FieTre, en- Ia Mar
tinica, destEufds por Ia furiR del Monte
PsIee EB la ocasi6n en- que con mayor
rapidez 20 ha penBado recoDatruir una
ciudad deatrufda por IN vO'c6n. Pom
peya ignora todavfs quien ls despieTts de
50 letargo BepulcFal.
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IACTO-MARROW

Ests q IL emulsion prefszida.
El TecOnHtituyents mas podernso.
El snemigo de la tiaia.
Iufalibls para L. dsbiIidad cerebral.
La HalvaCi6n de loa rihoa.
81 ezt6msgo mas suscspibls Il toIera
De vsnta an tOdns laa fnrmaCiag.
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Hhs ''uovodadps.

Todo ca nueVo, artfatico, ARmants Be
enCuentrs ALI el mas espIendido luEtido
de peEfumsEfa. AdoEnos para tEpja, plu.
mas para BombrsEos, guanteg medias, bo-
tones. Objsbos do 1ala , tocador, abRni.
Coz q. &. El auEtido de iugusts1 "a de
lp mas YariGdo.
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Creado el omagil conforme los
dltimos descubrimientos de la ciencia,
no contiene substantial alguna nociva,
y su uso no presenta absolutamente Ell
menor peligro para la salud. Adem&s, el
licor pos6e un sabor agradabilfsimo.
Generalmente el alivio Sc produce
desde ell primer dia, y el tratamiento
cura, con todo no costar mas que
unos 80 centimos cada vez.
De venta en- las buenas farmacias,
mas para eyitar todo error, eciiGse
sienspre en- la etjquctGe Ell nonabre Omagil
las Se1GS del Dep6SitO general Mai
son L. FRERE, 10, rue JGr0b, Paris. 6
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The San Juan Cement and Concrete Go.

Fabca de boques, ladro lozas toda ase de prOdueto
del cemento, hormigon y hormigon reforzado.
Sc garantza la buena cadad de los materales manpU
lacon austada las prescripeones cientifcas.
Para Ia fabrication panta completa nsta
ada Sboruco Sanurc donde boques oro produe
os Pueden odos prOgdOs del sol ds5dansnts arante
el tempo meceS0gio.
Sc srven los pddos Martin Pena San Antonio San
Q Catano. Pidase lista de tipos precos
NOTA
oIRA En- la ofcna del Ingeno Director Cruz 25 principal
faltan modos
re1eran mateial manipulation
classes
1NqEN1ERo DIRECTOR. a. Min Martinez.
Ofinas: Cruz 25 Box Tel6onO, San PR
Agne las Don Jose Casua Gge
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GONPRO.

EnvoItuIas del iabou OCtsg6n. Diri.
jirSa & 'sLa Tendfta" Plaza Principal,
Jass Rasda' 1aV,G
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GONZALEZ PADlN HNOS.

sombOs Cas Pam modelo Ur.s
de 81 doble
de ~
Cnurones edstos
Mbr
surido
NustTa exbic6n
mento gurtdos arcuo de utIdad o puee necear
FRANCISCO 38 JUgro 49, ola PAoUTrA"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
BASEBALL MAGNATES ARE
HERE IN FULL FORCE
MANAGER OF ANGELS AND BIG
GUN IN TOWN
j. Cal Ewing, President of the League,
Comes on Bank Business-Berry
Hopes for Continuous
Ball

j. Cal Ewing, president of the Pa
cific Coast Baseball association, and
Hen Berry, the most popular manager
that organization ever had, are both in
town, and the sports who are not wise
to the situation are wondering what is
in the air They all figure that Berry
and Ewing must have something in
common because they are in Los An
geles at the same time, but there is
nothing in it. at all.
Ewing came because he had to, and
as soon as his business is transacted
will HE himself onward again. He is
one of the state bank examiners, and
it was on his regular investigating
round that he dropped in to the Hollen-
beck hotel as a guest.
Hen Berry is here because he didn't
care to wander so far away from his
own fireside as Portland. The genial
manager of the Angels was full of busi-
ness, and will probably stick around
until Monday when he will join the
team in Frisco for the games up north
next week.
All kinds of things are in prospect
for Los Angeles next year. and Berry
is confident that Pasadena will be
taken into the league and enable this
city to have continuous ball. Nothing
definite has been done. but when he
goes north again Berry expects to set
tie everything, including the standing
of the California state league.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
BUSY PERIOD FOR
MIDSUMMER SPORTS
MANY EVENTS TO HOLD FANS AT
ATTENTION
Beach and Yacht Race at San
Francisco-BoxingS Still
Prominent

This will be a busy midsummer week
in the realm of sports on the Pacific
coast, and fans of all descriptions will be
kept busy watching the sport column OF
The Herald for results. Both here and In
San Francisco innumerable events have
been planned, and as they are all of more
or less worth the results are awaited
with eagerness.
Local enthusiasts will probably divide
their time between watching the work OF
the Valkyrie at San Francisco and the
tennis tournament on the Ocean Park
courts. The seaside doings are for the
championship of Southern California, and
the visit of players from the northern
part of the state has added more than
| usual interest to the affair.
! But at the same time the northerners
are fighting 1t out here the local yachts
men will be pulling for Valkyrie an6
Capt. Folsom and his crew in their efforts
| to land the challenge cup in San Fran"
cisco bay. The end of the week will see
everything ready for the race, and all
that can be done down here Is to wish
the boat and her handlers the best of
luck.
Boxing will not be neglected by any
means for Jimmy Britt and Bat Nelson
will furnish an all-star card when they
hook up in their third encounter in San
Francisco next w ednesday night While
they are both ex-champions, Britt and
the Battler still command large follow
ing, and their battle will be interesting
to many Then Manager McCarey of
the Pacific Athletic club will pull off a
minor event on Tuesday night, when four
San Francisco boys will meet an equal
number Of local lads in the Maud Junction
arena.
Swimmers will have their chance today,
and the state championships at Naples
are sure to attract many lovers of that
form of athletics. Secretary Henry OF
the Southern California Swimming asso-
citation has worked hard to make the
affair a success, and judging from the
interest displayed by the sport loving
public his efforts will be rewarded.
And then Hen Berry and his Angel
band are still holding the true fans at
tention by going up against Portland for
another weeks series. Some way or
other Berrys hirelings never seem to be
able to do much with the Mudders when
the latter are playing in their own back
yard, and with Berry here in the city
their chances are materially lessened.
Many other branches of sport, ranging
all the way from croquet to billiards, will
be on tap, and taken all around the week
which starts today will be about the
busiest period in the realm of sports
that the end of July and the beginning of
August ever saw.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
FORT ERIE

First race, five furlongs-Miss Mazzoni. Black
Dress, Alveolar, Giovanni Raggio, Trixie
Briggs, Priceless Jewell, 1903; Sombrita, Miss
Vigilant, 10S; Dominant, Mollere, Ill McQuid-
dity, Yves. Wilson, 106.
Second race, five furlongs-Pinkola, Mickle-
ton Maid, Orbe, Bonita, Forest Hawk, Merry
Blue 1903; Gilvedear, Hostile Hyphen, Running
Account, 1O6; Bar G., Tourmaletta, Anna Rey-
nolds 1OS
Third race, six furongs-Posing. Usury, 102;
Frank Collins, Zelina, 1O6; Monere Charlie
Gilbert 1903; Penrhyn, Ballot Box, 1O4; Med
dlesome Boy, 100.
Fourth race, five furongs, selling-Lady
Baldur, 100; Balia, 90; Lsterne, Giles, Dandy
Dancer, "a; Chief Desmond, Whisk Broom, 95
Melange, 80; Ketchamike, 98 Aqueline, 106
Dew of Dawn, 1e3.
Fifth race, mile. selling-Brier Cliff LamI
Trimmer, l04; Delestrome, 90; Reina Swift
Helen II. III, 81; Venus, Gold Spray, 95; Taut
S.; Henry o., 106 Blackjack, "a; Lady Good
rich. Hamilcar, 1Cz; Webber, Sc.
Sixth race, five and half furlongs, selling
Austin Allen, Usury, Ben Strong, 1O5; Little
Mclean, Ben Stille, 1O4; Halton, Father Catch
EN-, 1O5; Miss Cesarion, Willetta, Soprano, 1O5
Ayrwater Julia Gentzberger "a; Tickler, 1O7
Cousin Kate, 1O1
Seventh race, mile, selling-W odstone. 1O2
Halbert, 90; Basil. Light Note, 1O4; Alegra,
Minos, "a; Nellie Racine, 95; Habzer, SO; Har-
makis, 1867 Thistle Do, 1O7; Crestfallen, 1O4;
Doc Kyle, So
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
TUNE VALKYRIE FOR
BIG NORTHERN RACE
SKIPPER THINKS LOS ANGELES BOAT WILL LAM
CORINTHIAN CUP
Three Days Racing and Two Long oshore Cruises in Store for
Amateur Tars-Santa Barbara Regatta Next in Line
Yachting Notes of Interest South Coast Sailors
n valkyrie comes home with that

when Valkyrie comes home with that
cup.
Secretary A. l.. Best and Stewart
Laughlin of the regatta committee OF
the s. c. Y. c. yesterday returned from
Santa Barbara, where they completed ar
rangements for the regatta to be held at
that port August IA, 10 and 16.
Starting from San Pedro August TO-
the sailing craft will race up the coast
having three or four days to make the
trip in time for the first race in the
channel. Sunday, August II, the motor
boats will start, and it is considered
likely they will finish before the wind
TANNERS.
1t is to be hoped that all the owners
of racing boats, either power or sail, will
arrange to make the trip. The people of
Santa Barbara are anxious to see a big
fleet and are making every possible effort
to give the tars a good time.
Secretary Best said yesterday that he
would try to have valkyrie stop there
on her way home from Frisco, and If
possible Merlin may be towed up and
have her sails bent there when Valkyrie
arrives.
Yankee and Detroit are eligible to race
up there and it Is likely they will tow
up. as they are not intended to stand the
wear and tear of three or four days
racket in a dead beat to windward.
Fleet of Fast Ones to Start
Columbine, Misch ifs I and II, Monsoon,
Skidoo and Minerva will probably COM
prise the fleet starting in the cruising
race, though several of the larger yatchs
may be entered.
With the showing Coumbine has been
making of late she should have very
good chance to win, but as in the Cata-
lima race, so many conditions prevail
that it is very difficult to say much
about it, Mischief has had the lead put
on again and will most likely give good
account of herself.
Monsoon, If it is found that she was
not much hurt on the beach at Venice,
will have been put in shape by the time
the gun fires and she has a faculty OF
slipping through calm streaks that has
won two such races for her.
Minerva, while a cruising yacht, has as
good a chance as any of the fleet. She
can stand lots of heavy weather, and
when her mainsail comes down to the
second row of reef points it is time fol-
most of the racing machines to find
place to crawl into.
The official program for the regatta
will not be ready for some days yet, II
being now in the hands of the printer
After the three days racing another deeI
water race will start homeward on Au
gust II. which, with prevailing winds
should bring the fleet to their own moor
| ings at San Pedro the next day.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
BY JACK VIVARTTAs

~ TOW that Valllyrie is a1oat in the
M northern waters and has opened the
= eyes of the tars up there as to
what kind of racing craft are turned
out in this vicinity there is less talk of
her having only a fighting chance.
In a letter received from Capt. Folsom
yesterday he says Valkyrie is doing far
better than even he expected, carried a
whole mainsail in a breeze that went
to thirty knots in the puffs and stood up
Under it like a church.
OF course this doesn't mean that she
sailed on an even keel for no one ex-
poets any yacht to do that in any kind
of sailing weather: in fact, finkeel boats
are designed to make their best speed
when heeled over pretty well, and VAL
kyrie is no exception to the rule.
It is interesting to note what the
northereners think of the challenger of
the Corinthian cup. The San Francisco
Bulletin says:
"Valkyrie appears to be q little light
for these waters, having nice, high
freeboard which will give a good sailing
line when we'll heeled, but it is a ques-
tion If the vessel is not little pinched
III Ine QUARTERS.
"This is also the case with Discovery,
though she has a sharper entrance"
Valkyrie Good in Heavy Weather
What our genial friends at the Golden
Gate really mean is that Valkyrie is not
expected to stand the heavier work to
be expected on San Francisco bay, but
they had never seen her sail on the
wind and might be pardoned for think
ing nothing more serious than that.
AS to her beam being carried too far
aft. which they admit is also the design
of Discovery, this has long been mooted
point with the best designers of the
east, and no newspaper man has as much
as a lookin at the argument.
In a tryout with Neva, a sloop in Dis
covery's own class, Valkyrie made a
very creditable showing. On the wind
she was more than a match for the
larger boat, footing more than Neva
could make. up on the reaching or lee
ward legs of the course.
Folsom gets under way every day,
studies the drift of the currents in the
different stages of the tide, and should
be in fine shape to sail winning race
next Saturday. He puts his crew to bed
every night and sleeps with his weather
eye open to see that none of them get
over to town to celebrate.
Now let the bunch of jelly-footed
knockers get their excuses ready to use
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28

when the British came here with their
keel craft and sailed against the center
board, always to be beaten.
1t has been expected that there would
be a challenge for race for the cup
next year. Designers here have been
working out the problem of designing a
cup defender for some time and 1T is
certain that when there does come
challenge it will not take long to get
things moving for the defense of the
cup. Herreshoff has already turned out
ninety footer under the rule. Henry
j. Gielow has designed the Effort.
yacht sixty-tive feet long that has
beaten the Queen, and he has plans for
a cup defender. He has worked at
these plans for a yachtsman who has an
idea of building, but that yachtsman
prefers to keep his name quiet until the
time comes to place an order for
yacht.
duce the cost of building and running
the yachts. They will be smaller in
every way and will not need so many
men to handle them. 1t has been
figured that if a challenge comes for a
yacht in the eighty-foot class the cost
will not be more than $150,000, which is
about quarter of what the Reliance
cost. There are several yachtsmen on
this side of the Atlantic who would be
willing to spend $150000 for a cup de-
fender, especially when they know that
they will get good type of yacht and
not a mere racing machine; and 1t is
more than probable that when the chal-
lenge comes Herreshoff, Gardner and
Gielow will each have orders for a
yacht. This will make the racing much
more interesting and do more to help
the sport and to develop a good type
OF boat than all the racing there might
be under the old rule.
Sender Glass Races Next Month
The date for the first of the German
American races at Kiel for the sender
boats, and for which the German en-
peror has offered valuable trophy, has
been changed from August 10 to August
12, in order that Prince Henry of Prussia,
who is to sail one of the defending yachts,
may participate in the naval maneuvers
which follow shortly afteN the interna
tional contest.
A number of American yachtsmen have
already arranged to witness the races,
among them Vice Commodore F. Lewis
Clark of the Eastern Yacht club, who has
chartered the English steam yacht Golden
Eagle and will take command of her at
Southampton during the first week in Au-
gust. Vice Commodore Clark's sender
boat Spokane 1, is a member of the
American yachting team which is now on
it's way to Kiel.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
BRIGHTON RESULTS

b. Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 27.-Brighton Beach re-
suits:
Mile-Pennaris won, Lad of Langden second,
Aiimo third: time 1888 2-5.
Six furlongs- Mafazine won, Number One
second, Sanguine third time 1913 80.
The Seashore handicap, IL miles-Dandelion
wen, Red Leaf second, Miss Crawford third;
time 2:04 AS.
The Brighton Junior handicap stakes; fur
longs-Colon won, Chapulepec second, Bar
None third; time 1:12 2-5
The Brighton steeplechase, about 2A miles -
Commodore Fontaine won, Grandpa second.
Cologny third; time 4;4S 20
Mile and sixteenth-Jacobite won, Reidmore
second, Royal Ben third; time 145 S-5.