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Highly Highly Bred Bred YfeHaH gsteer to Ba
Shipped TO Train at New
market.

Charles F. HILL who is Mr.. Mhckay's
stud farm manager, and offered to take
the yeari!ng at $1,000.
"oh. no." said Hill. TIN only too
pleased because none OF you gentlemen
exceeded the reserve
MIR Maekay will race the colt In Eng
land In. 1905 and 1900. in the Derby and
SUCH Other great stakes as re maj. har-
been entered for. He Will be shipped 10
England tomorrow. and Will be placed
in charge OF Sam" Darling, one OF the
best known and most successful
-sFaiss@rx IN tiYas country. In having won
the Derby twice for the late John
Gubbins with the col,s Galtee More and
Ard Patrick. Darling nj present trains
for the Duke o. Devonshire, Capt
Greer towner OF Sieve Gallionl. Lord
Daimeny tson o, Lord Rosebery). the
Earl of Lonsdnle and others.
There are now in England ak yeari-
ings owned by August Belmont that are
TO be raced there In due time. These
are entered In the Derby and Oaks OF
1909. James II. Keene and j e. Mad
den have also made numerous nomlna-
tions In the Derby and Oaks OF 1909
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No. I4O lNDEXEO Sept. 6
TRAINING GALLOPS
AT eRavEsEND TRACK.

s. ufsAvEsEED RACE TRACK. sepk
R-The locai track was in fairly good
shape to-day. and several good gaiiops
m~re noted.
ass NTarBUs-Four furiongs in o1s
% ToY BoY-Four furionss IN 90,
sss ELLA h1I o-NEfiIAsis M turlonsa N
j, w "a sSss5asg asvss f.snss ss.sss in
D.fe s-6. breersug. Acts well
~ A'CARfu1R,-Five furlongs IN i.oc,
mr. nLAdA3fSE-FoaT fafianss IN U:5o 81
= oSS STsSa!rg, nuKassia ie E9Sa shags fr,onxs in
LSa-5. breezing. Sure to win
ms 81. mLrRo-six futonss in Lis -.
breczang. AZ his eess
breeding. sulks In races.
-CoTToSToWtNt-one Hriie in 1.a,
m FLDMIN NG-Fswe ourionss IN Los.
=, , srse.ing. Has speed ..v.,u
IN RUTH TAYLoR--Four furlongs in
0.61 3-5. breozing. She is ready.
t43 CHARLES EDWARD furlongs
10 o.i Is. gaaopas. Looks I'M
1N ToKAIIog--Four rurlonss In o.@ l-b.
10 handfly. She In al her best
1Sa ROSEBE,S-Seven furiongs In i-.e a-5
Saliopdng Never better.
ISL ELIZABETH T.--S!x turlanGs N
L Azf ssSs hFsazaslg "A spesdy ally.
sss GRH1EN GOOTsS-fISe r6rloags ii
1B, Ganoping. Has rpeed.
s1s LIDDING1NON--Five furlongs in LOS
irandily. Ii not much.
6 FIsOWAWAY--Fou turlopgs In o.5.
galloptng. No account.
10 oUURING-SFour fur9ongs In va,
breeding No account.
as7 COL. WfIITE-Ax furlongs in IL.
hroexins. Not ready.
ET CCu1fN-sseven firlonRs In Ia SD,
easily. In grand shape
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NATIONAL ENTRIES.

MOcsIRTiAI., Canada, Sept s.-Tho
entries for the races here tomorrow
FOLLOWS:
as EIFlsy- !E4asg tssn
five and half tpriquss: = BantoTins Fsoy
Dor. lis: Monteinir, iio Sophomore. ITO
aECQND RACE--For thren,year. odS and
drwsrdi the Jockey Club ooarse; mile
HswkamA. ~; sir Edward. ilS; Taunt. %
schreedsn Midway, lo5. Polly Prim, ioJ
Srinss of orsass. eI 'Eltsii. ~ sbsainaaar,
THIRD RACE For fear-year-oia- and
ssarss iae 4tzis snx-- 81 ifireis sias.tst, 80
sHonry. N.
FOURTH RACE The Il, James Haaa,.
sap. for thrss-year-ods and up; one mite
and rur!onE; Diwin Gum. ioi: ssrnan-
rnosa. iub chi. Jack, liz
FIFTH RACE Handicap ststpi,cha>s tor
--Butwr!l is4 Dunbaath $50. HucsInan.
Jas, MsrTymakcr 49, pulciau. 1856. Knob,
hampton. 40, Gold Run, lto. .trlan. i4i.
Pionesg i+6
q SIXTH RAcE--For I~o.rear plas non win
rsrs AZ lhss meeting selling fitr furlangs =
sGaEa, 30. .BlAck MASK M Orena ipi,
Louis HederaF. i0i. Guards lot
SEVENTH RACE For gentlemen riders;
for thrse ycar'oldS ana upward At % plunas
above tho scale one mile and furibng =.
Ls-f:ss~ Asss Panther 100 Charlie L
Stone, ieo; Prytanls i3o
Apprentice allowance 81 five pound,
siAimed cleartus track heavy.
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The ao-ysri stage oi thn Drydsn
nateh was won. by the Marine corps
team which scored 80. The Jersoymsn
took s'sond place With 5l5: The Cavalry
tni@d with 3ta, and the Infantry ana
AA.ssa ea2aSetta toam tied for fourth
place sttit $40. The District OF colum-
bia team scored 80 and MARYLAND 10,
ms contestants In the Dryaen nlatcsl
went TO the l.Uol-yard butts With [; s,
Cavalry In the lead, u 4 Marine
Corps second. Massachusetts third, ana
Maryland luantrr New Jersey and
PiStrIet If CpiuinhlA following IN mat
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Seven cluss In Town.

Whiting a few weeks there viii ba al
least seven clubs in town pulling on
weekly boxing stass. Al preeent th.sc
are three clubs running. namely the
shaTkey A. G.. Consolidated A. c..
and Dry-D A. c. Tonight IN. PAD.
dock A c. viii throw open It's doors
with stag white tho New Polo
A.. Browns GymnaHium A. A., and
new club III West One Hun
dred and Sixteenth street g,Iy gst
under way IN few weeks. The tnd !
cations are tha, several will have to
go to tha wall IS they Will bs unabia
70 retain the patronage which wll make
them NuccesHftIi
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TWO sTAGs TO- MIGHT.

Two boxing stays will be held to-
night The Paddock a. c. will hold It's
Initial show in its new clubhouse at
Fltty-ntnth street and Eighth avenue.
"i,iie tine Brooklyn a. c, viii give the
hght fans OF Brooklyn a chance 10 zoe
the mitt arus,s n action. Al the Pad
dook A. G, sandy Williams and Bat
Ting jack Nelson will battle for Ex
rounds There VII! DO ave other good
Sontes.s. The main bout at the Brook
lFn a. e, viii or!ng together Danny
Dunn and "kii", Bernstein
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MACKAY To TRY FOR ENGLISH DERBY

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yeariing which
was reserved ut an upset price Of sl5,-
Up yesr6fdEy II rng snpepsnrIt Bay
sales, The colt la declared TO be the
best of his age seen In years.
When Joseph L, Wldener. James B.
Brady, L. A. Celia and others had
taken turns 10 bidding up the high-bred
colt. tho huottonecr announced that Mr.
Mackay's bid OF $4,000 had purchased
him.
After the sale Mr. Brady approached
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ons feature OF GANGS training here
slas been the case With which he has
H,ads the weight. He eats and drinks
/ mnythinx tor which his stomach Graves
even to pint of beer with his meals.
he II now at LA pounds, and says hs
Wtii wuigh in without trouble Isftis
win be q surprise to those in the East
who remember that when Cans talked
OF In pounds at ringside II was sup
posed ne would come there from the
operating table and without an arm
or O leg.
On the other hand. the friends OF Brat
Huy that tho reason Cans can now make
fhe weight 30 eaxtiy In because al his
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AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY TRACK,

SHEEPSHEAD BAY TAET TRACK.
Sept. d-The weather was clen-. but
the track was still slow. However
thorc were some useful workouts noted.
4ia aAI.PENMARCIIEaS mile IN LOG
breerinR. This one win do soon
100 DE RE1SZK.E-One mile in 1.52 gal
looping. In not much
12S KINGS PLATE-Fyve furlongs in
La ~. handhy. This Is nace
colt
lbs BOSOM FRIBSD-Fsve fnrlongn In
lb 1-5. breexing Is not much.
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age his thin frame refuses 10 take on
the added flesh which should follow
training, and consequently ,hc can nevsr
recuperate or his system talos up the
nogrisnment rs in yotfth--in other wordz,
that Cans u going back.
Britt lis down TO l5s pounds and as
confident OF winning as Enough he al
ready had the IDS end OF the gate in
vested in California dirt, He is doing
nearly nil OF his work out o, doors In
expectation OF storing up ail tho vitality
poessibie,
GanEs manager has ordered the coli
oro3 champion to cut out all fast NIX
Ing ir his boxing stunts while training,
that he may not inture his hands.
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CANS RECORD OF
IL YEARS IN RING
STANDS OUT LONE
And Still a Champion. Says Negro
Fighter Who Is Confident He
Will Whip Britt on
Monday.

SAN FRANCISCO Sept still
musing
sometimes rather lonely
the ball Monday
the ring in which
in sight
retire unbeaten
mdnn
The evening world., 1907-09-06

Charles Parsons, of the Olympic A.
c. of San francisco, won the 1905 Ma
tionl ioo-Yards championship in 9 IS
seconds at the Portland, Oregon. Ex-
position. He Is feet tall, possesses
great, strong limbs, fashioned for
speed, and weighs. stripped, $50
pounds. He Is reported to be moving
faster than Kelly, and is ~one OF the
favorites in both the 100 yards and
go yards in the National championships
at jamestown. Parsons has not COM
peted much recently on account of the
Frisco disaster last year, which tenn
por7rily killed athletics at the Golden
Gate, but he is looked to for bril-
liant display tomorrow.
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FIFrY IN ewlMMlNo RAcE.

FRY ertrfNs EAvs aiready been made for
NJ pfotosAanal icns distance rNtrnIning
championship OF the United Siatta frafn
the Battery 70 Corey Island when viii b.
htlf sunday andcr the auspices OF the Amer
ican Life SAYING society,
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sHEEPsHEAp. BAY ENTRIES.

sHEEpsHEAD BAY RACE TRACK.
n Y. Sept s.-The entries for satnr-
days races here are aa to}lowp:
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baseball. Polo drds.. to-day, ? Tamta
Lat stn. Pm. Giants vs.. Phila IA. soa q.
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Harry Hillnan, OF the New York A

Harry Hillm1n, OF the New York A.
e. Is the most consistent runner In
America. AS combination hurdler,
sprinter and middle-distance runner,
possibly the world never saw his peer.
He Is 5 feet 10 inches, with every mus
Gle on his slight, well-built frame per-
iecty developed Hillman has won doz-
ems OF championships, both on the fiat
and over hurdles. in the past six years
lie Is expected to get a place In the
quarter-mile flat, and to win the two
twenty" yard hurdles in the champion
ships at Jamestown.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19
here Tie Slept

The doting parents Of a Con
necticut boy, who had gone t.
New York under the patronage
of prosperous hardware mer-
chant. we're naturally most de.
sirous TO know just how the la d
was getting on
When. after a fortnight, the
father wrote To his boys EN-
ployer, saying that his son was
mo hand at writing letters" he
stated that he was anxious t.
know the boys progress.
And l wish you'd let nut
know where he sleeps nights.
In short while, says Harp,
er's Weekly. reply came from,
the hard ware man. who anon.
other things, imported this in.
formation:
Your son sleeps in the stort
in the daytime. | do not know
where he sleeps nights"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19
RapS Roosevelt.

Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. Ia
John L. Beggs, the Milwaukee
and st. Louis capitalist. ad-
dressing the Sunset Club here
last night, said that the fnan
cial troubles passed away when
President Roosevelt this week
made the statement that he
would not be Candidate for a
Third term, aud that Roosevelt
bad as little conscience as any
man ever called to high Office.
President Roosevelt and the
crest of the muck rakers,' he
SAID, we're to blame for the f.
nanciaI strlngeucy and lack OF
confidence on the part OF the
people.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19
Executor S Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters
documentary on the estate of Barbara
A. Sh, ok, deceased, were ,ranted to
the undersigned on the 9Th day Of
December, 1907, by the Probate Court
OF Monroe County, Missouri. All
persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them for
allowance to the executor within one
year after the date of said letters, or
they may be precluded from any bene-
fit Of such estate; and II such claims
be not exhibited within two years
from the date of this publication they
shall be forever barred. This 18th
day OF December, 1907.
W. r. YATES, Executor.
Meriwether & Neriwether,
Attorneys for Estate. 1928
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19
Apple Blossoms

The Missouri Horticultural
Society has thrown the Golden
Rod overheard and declared
the Apple Blossom to be the
national flower. Well chosen
because it is pretty, sweet and
profitable and the beginning of
the richest of all fruits
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19

of publication, for the making
up of that paper was in prog.
ress for a month.
Gentlemen, We congratulate
your enterprise and Macou's
business men for their hearty
support.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19

President Roosevelt is big
enough to speak right out in
meeting and declare that the f.
nancial system in this country,
built up by Republican ieeisla-
ton, is rotten to the core. -
Hannibal Journal.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19

size of Monroe City DEMOCRACY
two banks half page each and
the other business interests
showed their appreciation by
doing the proper thing.
Those advs were not taken 10
the office the day before or day
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19
AIs nIinlIern Tnnth-

This morning an Italian came into
my store and asked for something for
q toothache," remarked the druggist
~ inquired if the tooth had hollow"
"Holler!" he exclaimed; sure, all
Iasta night boiler lika hell"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19
For an Aohinn Head.

Often an aching head may be quick
ly relieved by bathing the face and
back of the neck with perfumed water
as hot as You can stand it. Let hot
cloths saturated with strong cologne
water be placed to the forehead and
back of the ears.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19

There is an attempt being
made CO hold a Chaut; uqua in
this city some time The coming
summer. One meeti' u has been
ht q al the Couucil Rooms
and auo her will he he'd to-
IN ght. l. interes ed. be there.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19

Great Britain consumes more butter
than any other nation. The average
per head is Is pounds year, as
against eight pounds in Germany, four
pounds in France and two pounds in
Russia.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19
Kansas Woman's Darinu.

With reckless disregard for the
shortage in the supply of cooks, a
Kansas City woman has discharged
one from her employ for no other rea-
son than that he threw an oyster
bowl at her and struck her in the
ace.--Nansas CITY Times.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19
Possible Controversy Here.

Why, asks the London Gentle
woman, are men better looking than
perpleX and pique modern women, for,
taking them in the aggregate, men
nowadays leave women behind In
point of personal beauty.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19
We Ought to Fear Envy.

We ought to fear envy, by which
the devil deceived the first man. as il
is written, Christ was crucifed
through envy, therefore he that en-
vieth his neighhor crucifieth Christ
The Venerable Bede t672.735).
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19
Just Right.

The Macon Times Democrat
got out a 50.page Christmas
paper that was 1T.
The designs of the cover. rich,
and oh, my, two of the banks
took a page each (page double
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19
IMMEDIATE Painters.

The latest fashion among Austrian
painters is to establish themselves at
picturesque points in the mountains In
summer, and make the portraits OF
tourists amid such surroundings.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19

The Mandingo tribe in Africa look
upon each new moon as newly ere
ated, whispering a prayer at the first
glimpse of the silvery crescent, their
Teverent hands held up to shadow
their faces, while another primitive
tribe welcomes it with hand clapping
and beating of drums.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19

Tuesday, Mrs, Harriet Mudd,
one of the iol!iest 90-year-old
women. ever, aud her son, Fl. B.
Mudd. wife and two little ones,
went to Hannibal to visit rela-
tiVes
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19

The State Republican Con-
ventlon goes t. st. Louis. At
ter a bitter wrangle Taft was
Endorsed.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19

Mrs. Downing Barley of Chi
cago, came IN on Tuesday en-
route to Paris to visit the home
folks, but she stopped a while
with her friend, Mrs Jaspe!
Henderson.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19
Peculiar TabIe DaIntIes.

The Japanese eat cockchafers, and
the Chinese are fond Of the chrysalis
of silkworms, after the silk has been
wound on; they fry them and season
with pepper, salt and vinegar.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19
His Recommendation.

An old negro, applying to a former
employer for letter Of recommends
ton, said: "Des put it down dar dat
1 been Twin here all my life, an amt
been lynched yit!"-Atlanta Constitu7
ton.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19

Misses May Hawkins, of
Warren and Ethel Dtescher of
Palmyra, left Tuesday after,
noon Tor Broken Bow, Neo. -,
TO visit their hinsmdu. Scott
Cooper and family,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19

Mr.. Jos ph Peters and babe,
oil Nc al have been with Mon
roe friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19

Uucle Jimmie Spalding, of
Hunnewell, came over Tuesday
to visit his son. W. B. Spalding
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19

Chris Jackson. of Audrain
County has been spending sew.
eral days with his brothers
near this CITY.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19

Joseph Jarboe. cf old Gin
ton, has been spending several
days with Monroe friends
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19

j. B. Williams. of Sedalia, is
with Monroe relatives.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19

Arthur Johnston was with
Bluff City friends Tuesday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-19

Will lesson, working extra
is at Mooresville this week.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-07-02
MRS. BRACE WINS HER
SUIT FOR SETTL ELEMENT
Special to the EVENING NEWS:


NEW BRUNSWICK July 2:-When the l.
eXutrX William Davis called
afternoon the showed
plaintiff Alan H. he
The
and had left their
Brace Davis Mr. Stricken
Strong in another of the
interest proceedings
Are you satisfied with the jury Mr. song" Lloyd
81 am not in this case" replied
You this much
tonished
would
MI Stricken opened the informing the
Brace as execux OF her husband Dr. Martyr Brace
sod TO Dr Davis the furnishings of
late Dr. Brace He had paid $3.50
the balance Mrs
who
The judge directed a plaintiff amount claim
ed, with
Mr. Stricer after the
draWa beyond repeating his
up to the adjournment his a
One of the principals
off hat i had
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-07-02
TO DEAL FAIRLY WITH OFFICER.
CAMPAIGN TO PURIFY
RAR| Tan RIVER BEGUN

@ ME- July The New Jersey State Commission
campaign yesterday Raian
pay lhe commission with Jersey
wy WtSldlng hed and
ohclaIs OF the
pFouSh OF bound Brook Somervie
ne ISSUED compelling the above
ne sewers from the IHarian river and its tributaries
the
l many years make o
the commission The
halan OF and other
not only acting to purify the rivers
haDahtS put of
new YORK purifying the waters of the
hshng industries and heahful
there should be trunk line section of the
The commission recommended
h
seventy sources OF pollution between here
Ratan
number OF who the
their natural rights James Gggs
the farans greatest pollution
along its banks The commission
tie
he commission will mako further Investigation the
which is likely orders prohibiting
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-07-02
HURT
IN QUARREL

A quarrel, which resulted in the
mutilation of the face of one man and
the arrest of another took place on
Miller street, near State street last
night.
Mike Klage, who keeps boarding
house at Miller and Pearl streets, told
Gabov Antimovish to find another
boarding house. The boarder re-
fused to do SO and Klage took he
fellows trunk and started to take it
out of the room. This started quar-
rel in which Antimovish stabbed
Klage in the cheek with knife, in
flicting deep wound.
Officer Kozusko arrested the board
er. This morning Klage appeared in
court with his face bandaged and
made complaint. Antimovish was
held in default of $500 bail, to await
the action of the grand jury.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-07-02
7 0 CLOSE
ST ORES
AT 6 Pm.
Movement On Foot TO Give Dry
Goods Clerks Evenings Off
During Week.
MERCHANTS FAVOR THE IDEA

The dry goods clerks are making
| another effort to have the stores in
I this city closed at o'clock except
Saturdays. A number of merchants
are in favor of the scheme and the
clerks think the chances for the sue
cess of the movement very bright.
George F. Reynolds said this morn
ing that he is, as he has always been,
heartily in favor of early closing. He
says that Perth Amboy is at least
fifty years behind the times in this
respect. He thinks it ridiculous that
while people in other trades work on
ly eight or nine hours a day, dry
goods clerks should be compelled to
work almost twice as long.
William Murdoch and A. Green
baum both said that they are in favor
of the movement, provided all the
other merchants agree with it. A
Salz & Company said that they also
favor early closing.
The clerks believe that with all the
leading stores in the city IN favor of
the plan, early closing should be a.
reality before long.
The stores are now closed at 81
O'Clock on Tuesdays and Thursdays
only.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-07-02
RAGING BOAT
IS LAUNCHED
1hirty-twO Foot Power Boat Is
Built at TottenviIIe to Enter
The marbIehead Contest
A STAUNCH LITTLE CRAFT,
Special to the EVENING NEWS:

4N
TOTTENVILLE, July 2:-The first
boat to be built for the long distance
race for cruising power boats from
New Rochelle to Marblehead, July 20,
was successfully launched at the ship
yard OF H., G. Ellis e Son, in Railroad
avenue, this place, about IL O'Clock
yesterday noon. The boat is thirty
two feet, nine inches, over all and
was built for Walter Beiling, of the
Rudder Publishing Company, of New
York city. The boat has a twelve
horsepower Buffalo gasolene engine
of the latest type installed in it. 1t
is designed for speed, and especially
for this race. She has embodied in
her form the ideas to make a sea-
worthy boat that can be driven at
maximum speed in rougn weather.
The craft is fitted up with a trunk
cabin house and self bailing cockpit.
The arrangements below the deck are
excellent. The cabin contains sleep
ing, cooking and general living ac-
commodations for the crew, which
will consist of not less than four men.
Mr.. Beiling will be the sailing master.
representing the Buffalo Engine
Company, came down yesterday af-
ternoon to put the engine in condition
and make test
This race, which is being held un-
der the New Rochelle Yacht Club. is
exciting great INTEREST," among the
owners of cruising boats. Besides
the Stevens cup to pe awarded the
winner, there will be a special prize
to go to the maker of the successful
engine. The distance of this race is
figured as 27O nautical miles and is
for cruising boats of not less than
thirty feet over all and not exceeding
in the greatest length forty feet over
all A large number of boats have
been entered.