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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-28
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Well Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.

| The funeral of Mrs Margaret Ken
 nerney, wife of Joseph Kennerney,
 took place this morning from the
 family residence, 34 Silver street, with
 mass of requiem at the Sacred
 Heart church by Father Dunigan and
 interment in new St Joseph's ceme- tery. The bearers were William
 Keenan, Michael Goss, Thomas Fen ton, John Doran, James Doran, W.l-
 liam Doran. After the service Miss
 Eileen Riley sang There's Beauti-
 ful Land on High" The floral trl-
 butes included a pillow from the hus-
 band and daughter of the deceased;
 mound. Thomas Mcbride. New York;
 wreath, MT and Mrs Frank Duffy, New
 York; bouquets, Margaret Mccarthy,
 Florence Anderson, Model Market Co, Josephine Sughrue, Mrs Thomas Fen
 ton, John Sake, Mir and Mrs J. J.
 Bergin. sheaf of wheat, Alice Me Grath.
 Adam Nassann died at his home, 1235 Bank street, yesterday after noon, after lingering illness of two and one-half years. He is survived by his wife, one daughter, Madeline, his father and mother, MT and Mrs John Nassann and three sis- ters, Mary, Rose and Lena. MT Nassann had been em- ployed by William Borchardt for 15 years previous to his late illness and was we'll known throughout the city. The deceased was member of the Waterbury aerie, F. O. E.. the Sons of Hermann and Speedwell lodge, K. of P. He was member of the Brooklyn fire company for five years. The funeral will be held Thursday morning.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Patrick, wife of Joseph Patrick, took place yesterday afternoon at o'clock with services at the house. 36 Brown place, in charge of the Rev John G. Dav- enport, D. D. The bearers were Richard Stoeff1er, Charles Hofsess. Walter Peck and Howard Lear. The burial was in Pine Grove cemetery.
 Mrs Annie Sweeney, wife of Maur- ice Sweeney, died yesterday at her home, 10 River street. Besides her husband she leaves one child. three weeks old. her father. John Delaney, two brothers, Michael and John De- laney and one sister. Mary. The funeral will be held at S:30 to-mor- row morning.
 The funeral of Margaret, the six year-old daughter of Mir and Mrs Michael Mccarthy of Sunnyside avenue. took place yesterday after noon with interment in Calvary ceme- tery. The honorary bearers were Ida Nolaire. Stella Blondeau, Nora Lafiamme. Gedius Notion. The &C., tive bearers were Henry Blondeau. Ernest Havican, George Knowlton and William Blondeau. The floral tributes included a wreath from her parents; werath, Mary Lavin; wreath, Julia Mccarthy; bouquets, Loretta Walsh, Edith and Helen Havican. classmates Of the deceased, John Mccarthy, S. Blondeau.
 Mrs Jane West. colored. died yes- terday at the Brookside home. The funeral will take place at II o'clock tomorrow morning with services at Pine Grove cemetery.
 Michael Joseph. the II months old son of Mir and Mrs Timothy Hurley. 921 Bank street, died this morning. The funeral will be held at 3 o'clocl afternoon with interment
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-28
FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL.
Coming Events of Interest to AIany
 Waterbury People.

A sociable and dance will be given tomorrow evening at Brophy's hall on Hamilton avenue.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-28

Michael Joseph. the II months old son of Mir and Mrs Timothy Hurley. 921 Bank street, died this morning. The funeral will be held at 3 o'clocl tomorrow afternoon with interment in St Josephis cemetery.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-22
IANDERA
- ia CON
b0enas referencias. Infor-
uar8n en esta imprerta.
Il crinen de Vega Baja
& auToa DEL HEcMo

En- las investigaciones verifoadas
-esta maffana por ell seffor Torres
Grau, fiscal de esta Corte de Distrito,
y por las declarac ZONES de Ezequiel
Ponce. Sc ha comprobado que el ex-
presado Ponce mato Emilio Mendo-
"a en- ell barrio .Cerro Gordo", de la
jurisdiction de Vega-Baja.
Ponce ha declarado determinados
.hechos que en- su dia Sc veran en- la
aCorte, los cuales no Sc dan hoy la
prensa por estar aouellos bajo suma-
ria. Emilio Mendoza habia sido va
inhumado y Ell crimen hubiera pero
manecido en- Ell mas complete silencio
sin las declaraciones de los indivi-
duos que al dar sepultura al cadaver
observaron que Emilio Mendoza ha
bia sido muerto violeutamente,
Sc hacen muchos elogios de la po-
licfa de Vega Baja del Juez NUM-
cipal.
Ponce ingreso en- el Presidio De-
partamental.
Ell sefIor Torres Grau ha caliticado
el hecho de asesinato en- primer gra-
do con agravantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-22
j Coburgo 0 Montpensisr ?


De una carta de Paris que publica
ell "Puente de Alcolsa tomamos Ia
:siguiente anecdota:
''El papel Montpensicr. como aho-
ra Sc dice por las gentes que todo 10
convierten en- broma, va ganando rny-
-cho terreno: digalo la bolsa de Pa
rfs. Aver he presenciado una boni.
nita escena en- Ell cafe 'Auglais' :.
Habia varios espanoles almorzando.
entire los cuales sc hallaban dos por-
tugueses y alguno que otro lngles,
que aunque ajenoS Ia reunion de
los comensaes. tomaron parte en- la
question que Sc debatia, Esta yer
saba sobre el futuro monarca de Es-
pafla.
Los espanoles que en- su mayor
parte eran de los que aqui sc ha!an
emigrados por los successes de Sep
tiembre liltirno apostaban 4 cue Sc
votarfa por rey de Espafia don Fer
nando de Portugal; los portugucses
ponfan por ell duuue &c Montpeu>ier.
Dcspues de una acalorada disputa
sc hizo la apuesta consistent4 en
900 frances.
Para consignar las bases con(li
clones de la apues!a, Sc extend % una
especi5 de obligation. ca la que st
.consigno: "que en- Ell plazo imprpT-o-
gable &c treinta dias, contar dcsd :
la fecha de la coronaeidn del uonar-
Ca espanol, sc habian de- reunir En-
el mismo sitio la n l>nla f1ora
para almorzar jl.ntos: que 81 el agra
ciado era Ell dc Portugal los espa .ll-
les alli presentes en'regarlan a los
portugueses los p, 600 frances, y,
por Ell contrario, ST 81 favorecido era
el de Orleans. los ST >cdicnos po:t;l
gueses harlan entrega 4 los espailo.
les de igual surla.
Sc escribieron tautos eieupIare
de la obligation cla' tos Iucron .os
interesados en- la apuest. llevdudose
cada uno Ell suyo.
Hay que advertir que IN ;nglas
muy conocido en los salcnes d. Ia
saristocracia 'pa.isiense" forn,o cau
sa comt1n con los porruga aeses. ~
gun me han ahrma1c es e oue a,r
viesa la mayor cantIdad po- pate C
la candidaiura de M3i tpens,ef
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-22


A las dos funciones celebradas
anoche Y antes de anoche "a 81 teatro
de esta Guided. asisti6 una concu-
rrencia mucho mayor que II que 1
los anteriores cinemat6grafos que sc
han prcsentado ca csta capital.
81 aparatosistema 'Lumiere es Ell
mejor que seha visto, pues no Sc
notan oscilaciones en- las pelfculas
que sc exhiben.
Las vistas de gran variedad son
todas del agrado del p6blico, seg1n
Sc demuestra al terminar, con sus
arronadores aplausos.
Sc exhibe como novedad Ell ''Or-
questrof6n," un precioso 6rgsno que
contiene todos los instrumentos que
Sc necesitan para gran orquesta, es-
tando este aParato movido por la cleo
tricidad. y que nada deja que desear.
Esta noche Sc dara la tercera fun
ci6n con I'm variado y extenso pro-
grama en- Ell que Sc presentan tres
|preciosas vistas en- colores, repiti3n-
dose "El bombero de servicio" peli-
cula que fue del agrado del. pu-
blico en- la noche de su estremo.
Reciba la empresa nuestro aplauso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-22
A Y | 3 0
i los
ACREEDOGkS
Ia Prspiiedad
De AEdrts An
.elo, laIiecids

Por el presente Sc avisa por Ell aba
10 frmado. Administrators judicial de
Ia propiedad de Federico Torres y
Villafafle, los todas
aquellas personals que Il tengan alguna
reclamation contra dichb Federico
Torres Villafaile. fallecido, para que
exhiban sus cuentas con los compro-
banres necesarios dentro de tres me-
ses, contados desde la primera pu-
blicaci6n de este edicto. al admins :
trador judicial, en- .su residencia en-
Ell pueblo de San Lorenzo,: A.aza prin-
cipal, siendo este el sltfo para la
transaction de los asuntos referentes
4 dicha propiedad en- el ;Pseblo de
San Lorenzo, Distrito Juuicial de
Humacao. ~
y Este edjcto Sc puhIicara durante
dos meses una vez por semana en- Ell
peri6dico el BoLETIN MERCANrII DE-
PUERTO RICO, que Sc edita en- San
Juan Bautista de Puerto Rieo.et cuyo
periodlco ha sido designado por la
Corte de Distrito. = San Lorenzo
Abril :. de loo7.--Joaquin Saras Hi
Jos, Administrator
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-22
s8g @7a S
81 Ii C0lB d DlSlRI10
DBL DIsIRl1o JUDICIAL 1g sII UlI n
Estados Unidos DO Am6fisn
III Pyeidente S. i
DO los Estados Unidos s''
DBcLARAcI6N DE DOMINO

PoR cUANro habiendo presentado
en- Corte alberta 81 abogado don Jose
Torres una moci6n 4 nombre de Pc
dro Bernab3 para que se declare 4
su favor q dominic de lasslguiente
fnca:
"R1stica radicada en- el barrio de
Cuevas, jurisdiction de Trujil1o alto,
compuesta de 81 cuerdas y cuarenta
y dos cEntimos de otra, equivalentes
s hectareas, cuarenta Y una Areas
y ochenta yy ocho centiareas, colin
dentes al Norte, con don Octavio Gar.
cia Salgado; al Oeste, con don Deo-
gracias Viera y una quebrada que los
|separa de terrenos de la Succession de
don Rafael Castro; al Este, con don
Federico V..ASpinosa; y al Sur, con
don Deogracias Viera".
PoR TANTo y habiendose ordenado
por Ell Hon. Pedro de Aldrey, Juez de
esta Corte, Sc publique la petici6n por
tres veces en- TN peri6dico de los de
mayor circulation de los que Sc edi
tan en- esta Ciudad, para que los que
tengan kalg1n derecho real sobre Ell
inmueble descrito, las personas igno-
radas quienes pueda perjudicar la
inscription y en-. general todo Ell que
desee oponerse pueda efectuarlo en-
Ell termlpo de sesenta dias, libro el
presente en- San Juan de Puerto Rice
a II de Abril de Ioo7-Jose E. FL
gueras, Secretario de laCorte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-22
En- la Corte. de Distrito
del DisHito Judicial Municipal
de- Humacao, p. r.

Teresa Villataiie, Alvarez,
gyalla de Torres,
s
I. Il ''s Ex--partc.
N
Abi'ttestato de Federico Torres
- Y ViIlhfane
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-22
GA0NfSlA AEREADA ANTIDlLlooA
DE ]. II. BLANCO

Con 81 uso desapar.c .ce el extrefii-
miento, indigestion, dolores de cabs-
"a, jaqueca, bills, lcido del estomaEo,
en general todos los desarreqlos pre-
ducidos por el estomago 8 intestinos.
FArAeMet0 - DIUseeo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-22
Biblioteca Scaevola
CUERPO DEL DEREcHo ESPANOL

C6digo Civil. y
Codigo de Comercio.
C6digo Minero: Recopila-
cion de las Disposiciones vigen-
tes sobre mineria,
POR r. OYUELOS,
The Alaska prospector., 1907-11-28
s4,OOO,OOO TO BUILD
 TO MATAK USL%A

A F. McCtllum, representing Brit lsh stockholders iu the Aja-Aa Central railroad, passed through ou the Sala- tosa rnroute to Iorunlo, after @u Ill.,. srecNon. McCaIium estimates t..af ir viii require the eNleldIluIe oi l4tO.,- OtO more to put tLe road lo ,he Mate uuska coal fields Over s&.CO0CC0taye been already sicnt and tLe Iai~ are lad dis'auce of = miles. AcCu.- lum ihtluated that Lc was muya ill.,. pressed with tie resources which lle road will oGen up lie Is not so well pleased, it is evident, with the mana cement of the cunstiucjiou >oI k thus far completed, and an Iny--ti,a- ton of the commissa'y Geia'mcit may follow his report
The Alaska prospector., 1907-11-28
Call for Bids.

Sealed bids for the construction of city fire house viii he received at th, office of the Copper biycr Lumtcr C, untii Thursday, Nov. 28, at 1 p u' Plans and specifications may U. scrI at above mentioned office
 Frc Ctmmiltpp
The Alaska prospector., 1907-11-28
Thanks giving Day

Services appropriate to -haah4aiy- ing day will bo held tomorrow, ....u-.- day, November 23, at iC:@o am, in the Episcopal church. sermon D Jc Bishop cf Alaaka. All &.2 colvfsu, invited.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-11-28
New Sewing Machiues at AaluD-

LOST-A rockotbooH, betwceu L.y <, store and DOnohoe'a office. < sulIajle reward will be paid for raturu Do ! j. DOnOhOe
 Have you seen those pretty Per ian silk head sca,ls al the Golden EuIe
 Tablets with envelope to ua'ya, at Alaska Drug Go.
 Wanted-A we'll furuist, d house Dr. Daggett, over AIaska Drug store.
 Wall Paper See Rudolph
 Eatou-Huributs box PapcIs---7 di!. fereut styles at Alaska D,ug Co.,
 Valdez Cold Storage C.. Vholc-al, distributing agents for Mujga. Oyster Go.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-11-28

F'esa supply of giaak .;v.ng pou1- "n lie >"gaioga. E"l-ez Cold storage CD.
 II you want to sell OF rs. vour properly, .,e Harry H nro"u < co.
 X Ia.io', la. aiv-u auh every ,h''d'9 coat purchased at Ladies
 Beds, C"'-, Coah~toya,, iI,a.crs 70" rvrr}thmgai >aIl-.
 h"annr"I rev waists al s.d,o-
 Novvmaer list of Ea.son Record, """ e" sale at the Bowling AIlcg.
 Wmpca-To rent or luy scnina ""ehi-". lhquire Ladies Bazaar
 Camoron'~ La," iusrrsclI,rd f.rjGt h"ld;y trade q ialcy assortment of ndkcrchicis. Also Ieu dozen turn oreraud stock collars rotwo alike.
 The A|a-ln D.ue e.. are hcaaaaarr. CTS fer Office ~urplIaa of all kinds.
 Call al the Alaska Drug Go for the latest poin'ar books
The Alaska prospector., 1907-11-28
For Sale, Cheap

Two room cabin, store front. or Keystone avenue, opposite assay oNic,
The Alaska prospector., 1907-11-28
Notice

A}i r.rj-balies to.' on ;ho Valdez Dock tonpauE'- harf arc subject .c owners li-l, ot Iroo1ur.
 VALDEZ D0cn co
The Alaska prospector., 1907-11-28

Fno Ctmuiltpe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

paraded the Terror OF the Edoer and the Ayenger OF
Outraged Law"
And nowi
Confronted by the Heinrich brewery, Mr. Maekintosl
takes alarm
lie is willing to do his duty II compelled but not in
the impetuoua fashion that eney does things Jerome
that Folk lie fears that aggressive action will lose
him votes at the next election
II is pity that Mr. Macintosh does not take the nita-
tive in making crime dangerous King county. An able
fearless prosecutor accomplish wonders anywhere aud
in King county he would have ample scope for his talents
Mr. Macintosh is able but not fearless
Let him however. recall page pictures Of himself
with the halo Of greatness spatered all around and try
to do brave things usually attributed to the mighty.
OF the Georgetown saloon not of tire
mendous importance, but they will do as a starter
Later, there may be booding matters in relation 10
asphalt that would give scope for greater achievements
And then others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
By v. W. scHAEFER.

IL see In the paper" said Mf.
Dovsydove. beginning on a second
portion Of Clipped beef IN cream.
that there ID a very nifty little
summer cottage for rent for the
season for 400"
"Oh. dear. where IL ~" said bis
wife, all In flniter.
"Out near Sparkling Springs. and
It's within two minutes walk OF
the trolley" was the eager re-.
spouse
why. Lsmusl. it's close enough
for you To ride in 20 work. Oh
we've always wanted 10 take a sum
mer cottage and Il seems TO me We
could do 81 this year,
we couldn't. Jeannetts. N Il
weren't that this one IL furnished.
so Il looks rather reasonable AZ the
price and We wont be 10 the en-
pcnse OF carting furniture out
there"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
THE GOOD THINGS IN LIFE

Il see positively happy about" said the
morosa man My life habit duh routine Of working
eating sleeping working, eating seepins"
Truly nothing dun only workns eating sleep
inE And so tlkht
ahoring under deaon that the senth OF
earthly ambitions aud the kind OF pleasures hFng
When pleasure he work aud
thankful the bountsi supply OF
food well OF tho peasant
sincerely Of black bread between
Of him Who thank
himself hard days labor
things In life that the millionaire does
perceive highway hia ponder
things the that make the
man happy.
10 Winning ones daily bread
pleasure being tired having responsibilities
dules The good things % ~ within % all.
Of the things Of life BY not rsenEnir
ing only good fruit Of
By price being good others and
o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

fs s.ke. . supsrtes
ssFs ~ . nssn a. So
~hsF~ he's satsrier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

Il think it's the opportuult, a
lifetime. iemusl. You'd hes,ss
go down tomorrow and see the snsr
Well have the dellghsfuIas, ~
euppera and live a festful ur,s,
life"
Il know the change viii do vm,
good" her husband beamsd a.
at her I've figured Il out that \,
will cost Us go Il month rent e.,.
fare sfs0. and groceries $40. / fhsnt
can swing H."
Does that include the rent xou
will be paying for the house a
town. IL doesn't. docs IT."
"Ehl" said Mr.. d. by lingo
had forgotten thatig
You can't afford Il. Lsmusl~
"No-o-o. ] can't afford psyls,
two rents. Gee. What an sssk-r.
ing"
You can't blame Mrs. Dossydo,s
for crying Just q little.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

LAMBERT SNYDER HEALTH VIBRATOR.
New York price $3.50 We will sell it Friday
and Saturday for ..............S2 $500
Postpaid 10 any address for .....S 2.15
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
HIS OPPORTUNITY IS At HAND

Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh says he viii proceed
against Sunday ssubers Of the peace Georgetown pro
vided the evidence Ia brought TO him TO convict.
But he isn't out hunting evidence. This able young
man. who prOsecues the wicked Of King county IN return
for the comfortable salary paid him apparently has
billions TO such prosecutors Folk Jerome Heney
He is content to let other people do the hunting for
facts which viii ncriminate the guilty lie isn't out look
ing for open Sunday saloons anything else that pro-
hbited by Law.
Macintosh falling short % the publics expectations
When the last campaign the fearless yonng
was posed for page pictures newspapers lie
was given yards and yards Of fnsomo fattery lie was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

One OF the members Of tie com
mtitss 20 decide who is the most
hsautifui man IN America Il = vet
sfan ~ the spanish American war
lis viii rot 10 SLOWED 20 vor on
President Roosevelt. 80 there e. no
doubt his prejudice would cause him
to favor the president
Has aH5 body seer tho pretty man
Who stood up IN car going hons
between and o'clock the other
EVENING"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

score OF his admirers have en-
tered him ana each man IL confident
the president will win.
The president has been taking a
hand Ia the race suicide proposition.
railroad regulation. dictionary re-
vision and football. and DO not
feel that ! am iufuflnE his dignity
~ piacing hiln Ia your beauty con.
test. writes ono man
The president lie not Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
STAR DUST


Suspicious.
A pleasant surprise o. the nature
q Efanlto shower was slveu u
Miss Anna fotaehner ~ her horne
Wrin Has sNrWtaA White n Sc not
actually admitted. there are aome u
the vice ones who cay the affaif
AS hut fofsfaaner 90 = much
mofr Important sgent. "a smpiof -
- ere iaeai postafflfH nsina named
as one ef the rFiHeipais.---Ssw fhil.
saripAia co. neaas rat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

Jimmy dArfiaid type 81 beauty
writes another "ife can hardly be
called a lily % the valley or a fof-
-ms.uat liis beauty is more ilhs
that Of the ps0ny,H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
1T WOULD BE
HARDTOFlND

a stock % womcna Outer
Garments Nhieh u more con-
piefe Or more thoroughly
dowu-io-datc than our present
Eprlnx showing
Ever business day during
the pat mough the express
brought us nes novelties. a.
recs from our New York buyer.
aud eur shoping IL nos Al va
best. fouii fad here most
every worthy new style. 81 a
price tha, ia fight-if eunvsn-
lent ~ vun. ron may open an
Account with as tor anything
selected.
We unpaeksd yesterday
nsw shipment OF spring Coats
Ia the box and pony style
aome with coat collar. others
with flat siik lniaid collars
ia fancy checks and stripes
aixsa ~ 10 20. ~ 20 "a. $3.50
60 ti4so Also some uew lace
coats IN eegu. brown and
blaek. both bolsgo and pony
styles. over hcs, quality silk
lining ti7bo TO $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

A htaA4nist had 10 fses - wtxsa
e. Philadelphia the ether aaf AAt
eav ~ tfe tfansarassaF Il hard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

rfsnataf FoFaksfs fight stii BE- %
: finisA. says Senator uieA Yea
probably - ths fiuish - Heaatpf
FORAKER aaa senator Dick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

Max HsAndifes was in tosp Wed {
nesaaY ans puFehansd 6fppsrs
raif agla5n Frina. / huk safa hes
baktuK powder. psppeF eaa siHEef
81 haasa nalls g. candy - aua
i Yasa aamsstie q carry u home IN
.f'rfrY counfr Ky Ttmtss
fss. whf nee q. Hsf
rFssi4sut Roosevelt i n ths
kssatr eantsst It sas evident thai
unh ~ versatility. 10 eeala not re-
nain OFT % ~
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
CUP RACE IN DOUBT.
Szcedes Not Pleased 1Cith Reply OF
Nezc York Yacht Club.

Stockholm, Oct 1.-THE Royal Swedish
Yacht Club held a meeting to-day to discuss
the reply of the New York Yacht Club to its
inquiry as to the conditions under which
challenge for the Americas Cup would be con-
sidered. After a long debate, in which the
statement emphasized that the New York
Yacht Club had not given clear reply to the
question whether the length of the competing
vessel could be fixed at seventy feet or not, 1t
was agreed to await the settlement Of this
point. Another meeting has been fixed for
October d. when technical and financial ques-
tions will be discussed.
After the meeting of the club. Rear Admiral
Haigg, comodore of the organization. said:
Perhaps we do not put the question plainly
to the New York Yacht Club, but we are anxious
to know definitely whether challenge Tor the
Cup with a seventy-foot boat would be accepted
and whether the defender also would measure
seventy feet or If the defender would be ninety
feet long and the challenger seventy ana
whether not the New York Yacht Club would
allow handicap corresponding with tnis uI-
ference in size From the deed of gift and the
resolutions referred TO. we would infer that no
handicap will be allowed, but we must nave
positive and unequivocal reply on this point De-
fore we can go any further
We mean business. but we must know definite
ly the size of the boat In order to get the re-
CURED OF money guaranteed before maKlnS
tho formal challenge. The Royal Swedish Yacht
Club has no funds, only verbal promises from
the promoters Of the challenge. We do not pro-
men shall have placed in bank security for the
sum required They willing and able TO DO
this when they know the size of the competing
yachts. Consequently the club has postponed
it's final decision until October II upon whlch
date Goesta Kyhlberger and William OLSON
must deposit guarantees for the funds and COM
petenCe and skill ot the designers. builders and
navigators Of the challenger.
The Swedish schooner Svenge lost against the
America off the Isle OF Wight in 1891 owing 10
the bad work of her crew. and this was a result
of a mixture of nationalites and languages and
the misunderstanding of orders consequent
thereon. In the coming the challenger will
be manned exclusively by Swedes. Since 1881
our seamanship and boat building have i'm
proved vastly. We hope the New York Yacht
Club will meet fair terms
William OLSON saif:
I and all the other members OF the Royal
Swedish Yacht Club are greatly surprised and
hurt at the sighting manner in which the New
York Yacht Club replied to our communication
and the failure OF this club to answer in plain
language Sweden's civil inquiry whether or not
II willing TO race with 1O-fOot boats. We
mean business and We are not trifng. We
hope that the two million Swedes will back
in our enterprise.