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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-04
TONIGHT
BY THE PUPILS
OF Broaddus Institute VIII Be Given
in the First Baptist
Church.

Pupils of the music and expression
department of Broaddus Institute
will give concert in the First Bap-
tist church tonight at s o'clock, OBJ
serving the following program:
Fairy Belle" ............. Short
Grace Flowers
Bolero .......... GODDARD
Miss Dora Stout
Polish Dance ...... scharwenka
Mary Romine
MY Dreams ..........,.. Tosti
Aubrey Martin
Two Runaways ......... Edwards
Ruth Maxwell. Grace Flowers
Columbine-Menuet -. Delehaye
Louise Bassell
Danse Andalouse ,........ Ascher
Mary Davisson
Boy in the Dime Museum. .......
May Fromire
Titania .. Lefebure-Wely
Artha Garrett
Chorus-Loung Lovels Bride.
........,..... Haesche
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-04
GETS ANOTHER coNTRAor.

Architect E. c. s. Holmboe: OF the
firm Of Holmboe & Lafterty, archl-
tects. has returned from Martins
burg where he looked after the
firms interest and contracts there.
While there he was Commissioned Is
George Bowers, United States Fish
Commissioner. to prepare plans and
specifications for the remodelling Of
the old Faulkner homestead which
Mr.. Bowers has purchased for 4
home.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-04
= = sH SH& 81 I
! AINswoRTH SEXES :
. BRITISH SCHOONER :

y WASHINGTON. D. C., June
: A. Captain Ainsworth. Of the |
= revenue cutter Rush, today re-
> ported that he had seized a .
: British sealing schooner which .
= ne found illegally catching seals I
/" of Alaska. He was directed to /
. deliver the schooner to the !
II British authorities at the next I
r port In Columbia in accordance /
: with an agreement between the !
I" two governments.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-04
BOMB THROWING
CONTINUES IN RUSSIA
Two Detectives Are Killed and Two
Soldiers and Three Other
Persons Wounded.
TBy Associatsd prena.1

LODI. Russian Poland, June r.
Two detectives were killed and two
soldiers and three other persons were
wounded on the street here today by
a bomb thrown at the police officials
by Terrorists. A patrol of infantry,
attracted by the explosion, appeared
on the scene and opened fire ON the
crowd. wounding 1S persons.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-04
BR0A[l[QJS.
PROGRAM
OF Commencement Proper win BE
Rendered at the First
Baptist Church.
EXERCIsEs IN THE FORENOON
Alumni Meeting, Presidents Recep-
tion and the Banquet After.
noon and Nlght.


The fourteenth annual commence
ment of Broaddus Institute win be
held In the First Baptist church to-
morrow morning at 1890 O'clock.
closing one of the most successful
years in the career Of the institute.
The graduates are Lot w. Adams,
James Kerfoot Boughner, Grace
Lightburn, Martin Luther BALDWIN
and G. Faith Kemper.
The commencement program at
the church tomorrow morning win
be as follows:
Music
Concert Waltz Moszkowsl1
Lena Bartlett
Invocation
Grafton The Man Behind the Gun
Lot W. Adams
Grafton, Our Leading Citizen
James Kerfoot Boughner
Music
1t is Enough. ... from Elijah
AuuIey ddEliu
Grafton .......... The Holy Grail
Grace Lightburn
Grafton "A Plea for an Honest Ballot
Martin Luther Baldwin
Grafton. ........T The Golden Age OF
American Literature
c. Faith Kemper
Ell KING ........-. Schubert t-Liszt
Georgia Garrett
Presentation OF Diplomas
Awarding OF Prizes 90
Benedittlon
A 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon
the annual meeting of the alumni
association of the Institute win be
held in the Institute parlor, and
from to $3.50 o'clock the presi-
dents reception viii take place in
the paflor. At 10 o'clock the alum
nj association viii close the COM
mencement exercises with a banquet
at the Waldo hotel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-04
FESTIVAL A SUCCESS.

The festival held at the North
View park Saturday night by Thiry's
band was a complete success. The
band is now open for all engage
ments. The president OF the band
is Roy McCleIllane and the manager
Octave Natalie. There was a good
attendance at the festival and an
excellent musical program was rem
dered.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-04
IMPROVING COURT ROOM

Some Improvements are under
way in the room of the county court
in the court house. A platform and
rostrum are being erected for the
court to occupy during the sessions.
The room Will be brought strictly
up-to-date. Commissioner 3. B.
Stout has charge of the work for
the court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-04
PENSION DAY.

The veterans OF the Civil war are
busy having their pension papers
made out and sent to Washington in
order that they may receive their
quarterly pensions. which viii be
forwarded from Washington the
Ipexs few- days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-04
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

The following couple have obtain
ed marriage license:
Eugene Zuecarro and Maud NJ.
Lewis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-04
THOUSANDS
KILL Ed
Earthquake in China Causes -Four
Thousand Persons. to. Be
Crushed TO Death.
ANY ARE LEFT STARVING
And Vast Number of Houses at
Hsln Kiang Are Mass of
Total Destruction.
y Associated Press.l

VICTORIA, B. c., june 4-The
steamer shaWmut today brought
news Of an earthquake at Hsin
Kiang.
Four thousand persons were crush
ed to death.
A vast number Of houses were de-
stroyed.
Many persons were left starving.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-04
BABY VERY Low.

The eight-months-Old daughter Of
My. and Mrs. Ray Long. of shinn-
ston. is very low with spinal men.
ingitis and her death is expected at
any moment. She cannot recover
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-04

J. E. Law went to New Martins
virle Monday on business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-04
THE wEArHER

Rain tonight and warmer IN east
portion; "Wednesday fair
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-04
OUR CIRCULATION

Whenever requested win make
aiidayit % our circulation.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
RACING 1T NEW ORLEANS,
Pasadena Furnishes Surprise By
thinning Rail1cay Handicap.

New Orleans March 2.-Pasadena at IL 10 I
won the New Orleans Railway Handicap the
feature of to-day's card at the Fair Grounds Tile
ing the favorite. off in front. but after max
ing the early pace. dropped back beaten and
Pasadena. taking command. won easily from The
Englishman
The fifth race. the secondary feature went To
KeatOT. with Besterling second. Refined the IA
vorite in the first race, had things his own wav
after the first quarter winning by two lengths from,
Bertmont the second choice The weather was
clear and bright but the track still heavy and
holding The summaries follow:
First race six furlongsl-Reaned 07 CHeckmor, a -
Bertmonf, 9ItCioidsein) 70 l. second. E;~c,e
ment. 113 (Nicop TO l. third Time lis No CIIartSr
Nesne and Blue Dale also
Second race six furongs)Baleshed Martini Ia 70
g. won; Higginboham. 50 (Bilac). TO / second Vs-i
best 90 GaugeD 80 20 l. third. Time l:i74k he orc
Impertnenee Aancie. Nedra Oak Grove Prince 80
Coins Knighton and Lady Carol also u
Third race Zone mile and siNteenth)-Tinker lO2
Lloyd. 10 . won Grace Larsen, (J Hennessev a
Kaiserhoff. 90 (Garner) 10 / third Ty,e
ga Bye Bye II, Foreigner and Lady Ellison also ran
CF Keyesl, 13 TO l. won: The Eng.ishman 50 ~ Hen
l2 TO l. second. Lady Navarro,
@ third, Time, ;5S St Valentine. Royal Breeze and
Tileng also ran.
Besterng lO2 (Bilac) 10 second Granada 1Oa
CI.loyd). I. third. Time 1+6s. Light Note Cold
smith. Red Ruby and St Joe also
Sixth race two mtes)-Huntngton 1O2 IL. Smith Is
TO l. won Or Young. Of GA. Martini. to 4 seccnd
Little Elkn. 102 Lloyd) 2 /. third Time 3,4Ts<
Glsten Eta NJ and Brilliant also
Seventh lone mile and sixteenth)-Gauze 1O4
Lloyd 3, Reside. 93 fGoldsteinl 70 l. see
ond FonsoIuca. 112 NicoD. Is 10 z third Time i:5f
Triple Silver Agra Horse Radish, Katie Powers Spongs
Cake. Hyaeinth and Asterisk also
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
YANKEES TO 60 SOUTH.
VIII Start for atlanta Tomorrow
for Spring Training.

The New York American League baseball team
will leave this city tomorrow for the spring
training quarters at Atlanta. Clark Griffith, the
manager of the team. has secured private obser
walton for the players. The men will gather
at the headquarters OF the club in the Fuller Build
ing. and take the 4:25 p. m boat from West 23d
street. The following players will make UP the
party: Hoffman,, Moriarty. Thomas. KeeleT. Klei-
now. Mike Martin the trainer. and Clarkson. Will
Jams will meet the train at Washington. and Al
Orth will be picked up at Lynchburg, Va
The other members OF the team will leave their
respective homes and report to Manager Griffith
in Atlanta on March 5. Accommodate have been
secured at the AraGOn Hotel in Atlanta. where
every possible arrangement for the comfort Of the
players has been made.
Practice will continue during the month of March.
with the exception of the following days when ex-
kbiton games will be played with the Atlanta
baseball club: Ma, ch 15 l6. 20, 21 29 30 and April
and s. After that the team will work north 70
Washington for the opening OF the championship
season April II.
The following players have signed contracts to
date: Orth. Hughes, Keefe. Barger. Hogg, Mcclure,
Thomas Klenow, Williams, Eberfeld. Laporte,
MOriarty. Yeager. Keeler. Hoffman, and Conroy.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
me standing Of the teams to date follows:
TOURING BOARD MEETS
Changes an GEdden Trophy Deed of
Gift Suggested.

The touring board Of the American Automobile
Association for 1857 held its first meeting at the
rooms Of the Automobile Club OF Buffalo Friday
afternoon last Chairman F. b. Hover presided
The board was subdivided into four committees
=. B. Hover: foreign tours committee. L. +. Mey
ers; road signs committee. Philip s Finn: touring
Information committee. James b. Dill
The following communication from Seymour p
White president OF the Automobile Club Of Buffalo,
was received:
The president and board OF directors OF the Auto
mobile Club OF Buffalo beg 4 submit TO you the
following facts: This club is at the present time
me holder Of the GliGden trophy, by means Of a
consistent construction OF the lead of gift, which. in
tinCa,Ice OF Inst holding. Gratifying that
suit may be- 10 this club satisfied that other
a Tbs aad individuals reasonably raise serious
objection. which may far 10 jeOpardiZe
the trophy as matter Of competition. We there
lore feel that II Is IN proper spirit for 70 suggest
such changes IN the deed cf gift may enable all
entrants 10 start the Glidlen tour for the COM
tng season on an equal footing. far cOmpeti-
tioD is concerned. While We have method 10
suggest 20 IN that particular. feeling
~ view should be accomplished and that an entire
fly satisfactory arrange nent so'id be made in he
event of number OF cars being tied for first posi-
lion a. the end of the run. Al Of which is re-
fpectfully submitted.
The board. through its various committees an
fripates accomplishing great deal Of good work
during the present year Suggest lns rs to routes
and n les fer tho American Auto mobile Association
tSuF for the Gdden trophy freely offered and
fiie executive committee Pill lfave stone
fpfned 70 make the 1901 tour gigantic success.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
ON COLLEGE BASEBALL.
Outlook Bright for Interesting Sport
This Season.

The college baseball season is hardly more than
four weeks on and the candidates hard at
work in preliminary practice at many colleges and
universities The outlook IS particularly bright
for a strong team at Harvard Only two men OF
last years team-ex- Captain r. X. Stephenson. o.
and A. I. Castle O6-are not in college this year
The following II eligible for the team
T. T. Currer 'o9. catcher: C. F. Greene. 'O7 pitch
or; A. f. McCarty 'O7 and F. r. Burr 'O9. first
base: F. ". Kemble, '0S and II. Mccall. '09 second
base: J. W Smons. 90. shortstop: C. r. Leonard
0s third base: Captain W. r. Dexter. tr.. 'O7: J. d
Pounds. 'oS and c. w. Harvey 90, outfeld. In
addition this list there several promising
men among last years substitutes and freshman
team who can be used to advantage this spring
The outlook AZ Yale is fairly encouraging The
members Of last years nine who eligible 10
play this season Kinney third base. T. Jones
and WyIie. catchers; Camp, second base; Madden
left field. and Meyer. Parsons and Pratt. pitchers
Four men have been lost by graduation-O o Brien
shortstop; Jackson. first base, and Smith and Huis
kamP. helders. These positions be satisfactOr-
lily filed by last years substitutes The burden Of
the pitching will probably fail upon Meyer and
Parsons who should be effective this year with the
experience OF last season.
Princeton has also lost four men IN Reid Bard
Doyle and Byram. The last named was brilliant
pitcher. and his loss will he felt but Heyniger the
find Of last season. who had the Yale batsmen
completely AT his mercy. should hu the gap ~ a
good man can he developed TO help him out. Cap
tain Cooney has good nucleus in last years
championship team TO work and strong nine
is "kely to be developed Harlan. Eddie Dillon and
Mclean. who made such n strong outfied last year
are eligible again. as are also Vaughn AT second
base and Sides at third base Reid's place at
shortstop and Bard's place first base are really
the only ones besides pitcher two. which will
have to be filled. as Captain Cooney will be behind
the bat. with l.. Doyle TO help him out D. b.
Doyle the clever pitcher of last year. will act
head coach
Pennsylvania has most of last years team 10
pick from. and has high hopes The nine finished
fourth last year, and should do better this season
The men were nervous and erratic lot who kept
the university in n state of constant apprehension
They beat the biz teams and lost to the small
ones In a way that kept every one guessing They
would have been much better nine il they had
all known the game, and this season they should
he thoroughly drilled I'm the rudiments and in
battn". The outlook is also bright at Cornell.
Brown and Amherst while Columbia may also de-
velop strong team, that the coming season
Is sure to provide plenty Of high class and inter
PSting sport
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
RECORDS FOR sCHooLBoY ATHLETES

Boston. March 2-Four new indoor school records
were established to-day at the eighteenth indoor
meeting Of the Boston Athletic Association for
schoolboy athletes. The new marks were In the eOl
and 1850 yard runs. the 4S-yard high hurdles and
the relay race.
herbert Jaques, jr.. OF the Vokmann school, Ros-
ton, ran 600 yards in minute rs as seconds %
seconds less than the old record: George Jones OF
worcester Academy. cut the l.O0O-yard mark from 2
minutes q 4-S seconds TO minutes q IS seconds.
ngh hurdles In s Is seconds or 1-5 second better
than the old record. while the VOIkmann School re-
lay team covered the 1.56O yards in the race with
NOBLE and Greenough Boston. IN minutes n seq
onds, the old record being minutes IS 2-5 seconds
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
YACHT RACING PLANS.
Fire Entries ReceiUed for the Race
to Bermuda-VariOus Notes.

The committee having in charge the Bermuda
race for sailing has received five entries up
20 date These the Dervish. owned by Com
inodore Morse, Of the Corinthian Yacht Club. Of
Marblehead: the Isolt. Captain Myers Of the St
George Yacht Club. Of Bermuda the Bermudian
D. Burrows. Of the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club;
the Rosalka, Commodore Bird Coler. of the Brook
lyn Yacht Club. and the yawl building for Rear
Commodore Maer Of the New Rochelle Yacht Club
1t is probable that the Black Hawk and the Talit-
esy, schooners. and the yawl Lila will also enter
The conditions are open and liberal. No restric-
tions except such win insure but
worthy craft are embodied in the rules The meas
uTement for allowance is the extreme length over
all simple rule that is popular with ocean sail
ors and which allows OF tricks 10 nuifv it's
operation. ANY kind Of light sails may be used.
The race will start off the Brooklyn Yacht Club on
June 3
While no entries have been received as vet for
the motor boat for the Bennett Cup, il is
known that boats building for the race
Both Of these boats are said be of the maximum
lengti-6O feet. The builders keeping all de-
tails dark. as they do not want their competitors
know what their boats rating will be. Condi-
tions and entry blanks for this can he had
from the secretary Of the Motor Boat Club Of
America.
Mr. Day who has been looking after the foreign
end. has received word that there no boats in
France that will fiji the conditions. the French
motor craft being lightly built. high speed ma
chimes not suitable for rough water voyaging.
This was shown when they attempted 20 race
across the Mediterranean and were all wrecked or
sunk II Is expected that there viii he one Eng
Iish entry This race will on June S oH the
house Of the Motor Boat Club Of America.
The race from New Rochelle 10 Marblehead for
motor boats. which is now recognized as the most
important annual contest for that class Of craft.
win have over twenty entries The committee has
already received three entries, lnd has Inspected
the plans of six boats especially building for the
race The rules, with slight change. the
same as last year. The for this is given
by Eben Stevens. who won last years in the
Sis There will also be a special prize for the
maker OF the successful engine The start for this
race will be off the New Rochelle Yacht Club and
the finish of the Eastern Yacht Club. at Marble
head Mass The distance is 270 miles The con-
mittee No. 9 Murray street, New York.
The regatta committee Of the New York Yacht
Club has announced a tentative schedule Of racing
dates for the coming season. The first will
be for the Spring cups. be sailed of Glen Cove
on June IS The annual regatta OF the Club is
down for Thursday. June q, and the for the
Glen cove cups on Saturday. J1ly g. Thursday
September is the date chosen for the race for the
Autumn cups. The date for the annual cruise will
probably be set early in August. the for the
Kings cups and the Astor cups being sailed, as
last year. of Newport
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
COLUMBIA TIES YALE.
Beats HGrUard Easily an IntercOI-
IegiGte Basketball Series.

Cambridge. Mass. March 2.-The Columbia bas-
hetban team by defeating Harvard tonight by
score Of IS to 10 tied Yale for first place I'm the in
tercOIegiate championship
Columbia outclassed Harvard tonight from the
start The score at the end OF the first half
S to IN favor Of the visitors.
n the second half there was considerable rough
playing, and nearly all the scoring was done on
fouls. The summary follows:
Columbia. l9: Harvard. 10. Goals from floor
Columbia. cuthelI C2). Hurley l2). Armstrong: Har
ward. CuTrier. Goals from fOuls-Columbia. Hurley
80, cuthell %; Harvard Amberg 80. Referee
The standing Of the teams to date follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
scHooLBoYs ON THE ICE

Two schOolbOys skating races were decided AZ
the ST. Ni,hclas Rink y@Jterlay L. Moore OF
PUBLIC School los. and L. Barnett. of De La Sale
Institute both starting from scratch CAPTURED first
and second places respectively. In the haIf-miIe
race at eight laps and In the race al six laps The
tlne or the half mile was minutes IS seconds and
OF the SIX laps minutes 45 seconds The annual
mock n4ekey match between Companies I and X of the
by score Of 20 s.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
DURNAN MEETS DEFEAT.
Canadian SculLer Beaten for Worlds
Title by T'OzCnS.

Sydney y. S W, March 2.-George Towns
the Australian sculler, defeated Edward Dur
nan. of Canada, to-day by three lengths for the
sculing championship of the world The race
took place the Nepean River and for
$500 a side.
Towns. who was the favorite. won the toss for
position. AT the quarter mile post Durnan led
by half a length. but Towns quickly overhauled
him. and was half a length in front at the half
mile mark. When the two-mile post was
reached Towns was three lengths in front. and
he maintained this lead to the end.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
The Course of the Marine and Field
Club IN Danger.

The links of the Marine and Field Club may
be lost To its members before the end of the
coming season. For the last two years the play
ers have been bothered by the construction Of a
big sewer across the course along the Park Road.
This made II necessary TO rearrange some of the
holes last season. 10 make bunkers of the
embankment. Now work has been started on a
new sewer. II will cross the northerly end Of the
links from the Park Road 10 Twelfth avenue
passing over the present tees for the third and
oy hfty or sixty yards More or less turf will be
up along that edge OF the fair green and this.
combined with the rows of pipes and concrete, is
bound to create confusion.
The Marine and Field Club is experiencing
the same trouble that nearly all other goifng
ganizauons in the immediate vicinity of New York
have met with recently Last fall three courses
practically made useless. They belonged to
the Westchester Golf Club. Eastern Parkway Golf
Club and Richmond Hnl Golf Club Play is still
continued the last named links under difficult
ties 1t is the intention of the Marine and Field
Club members TO keep as best they for the
present.
Last fall the clubs nine-hole circuit covered
playing length Of 1906 yards. Even with work
the sewer under way. it will be possible 10
utilize the land for a course Of about 2Sh9 yards.
This organization originally started
country club with ya hitting, as special feature,
New York. II has a membership Of between $50
and 40 persons
The, new handicap list cf the metropolitan Golf
Association will contain the the four lead
ing amateurs in the country-H. Chandler Egan,
Walter J. Travis jerome d. Travers and Eben NJ.
Byers. The list, which will be published in few
DAYS. will contain the handicaps from scratch to
nine. There still clubs to be heard from
Tuxedo Golf Club. BriaTclif Golf Club, Larchmont
Golf Club MahOpac Golf Club, Hollywood GolI
Club Century Golf Club and Fairview Country
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
READY FOR CUE BATTLE
Demarest a Slight FaUorite for the
amateur Billiard Title.

The seventh annual national championship billiard
tournament will begin tomorrow night at the Lied
erkranz Club. 59th street and Park avenue The six
competitors the leading amateur players in the
country. Three of the number-Edward w Gard
ner. of Passaic, n. j., the present holder of the
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
INTERCOLLEGIATE BASKETBALL.

Princeton N. j.. March 2-Princeton pulled out
Of last place in the intercollegiate Basketball
League here tonight by defeating Cornell in the
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
SOME CHAMPION YACHTS OF LAST veAe

Charles P. Tower chairman of the race commit
tee of the Yacht hacing Association of Iopg lei
land Sound. has just completed the following table
showing the yachts that won championship bonors
Long Island Sound in 1905:
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
COLUMBIA GYMNAsrs BEAT LEH1GH.
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fBy Telegraph The Tribune
Bethlehem. PEN, March 2-Lehigh and Columbia
met in dual gymnastie meet here tonight. Le-
nigh gave the NeU Workers a hard run the latter
.na-lg Winnln. by 25 poiats 20 p
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
Horses ard Carriages.

NANTED-To hire double ana single trucks. with
Water st.; tel 22oS Broad 70
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
Cross SpeCialtiss.

Ladies' Street Bags, from. ......--.. .Se.3s
Cross Monogram Fobs. from. -,..,.--.-.. 100
Cross Crushable Kid Belts. with gold
plated buckles. from ..-...--..--... $50
Bridge Whist cases, from. .............. ESQ
Cross Pigszin Card Cases. from. ........ TOO
Cross Pigsktn Bill Folds. from. .......... 50
Cross Cigar Cases from. 100
Cocktail Trays with Glasses-Coffee and
Liqueur ts-FIasks-TraveIIers' Bottle Sets
Leather Photo Frames-Travellers' Watches
in Leather Cases-hundreds of unique gift
articles and souvenirs.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03

sThrty-foot one-design class. tOne-desgn class
Champions-Class P the Rascal; class O the Mopsa
Taceabouts III: hirtyfootes the Phryne Laich-
IsJRt One-desiEn class the HouEt.