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L'Italia., 1909-03-26
ii Papa e l'aere0nauta
Wright

CHICAGO, 20 ~ I'm telegramma
glunto da Roma al DAILY News" reca
qui occupata, esprlme IL deslderio d
assistere a qualche esperimento aereo-
nautico di Wilbur Wright Ricevendo
in udienza Hart o. Berg, II Pontefice
gil espresso IL desiderlo d yedere II
Wright esegnire un esperlmento ae-
reonautico nei gradinl del Vaticano
L'Italia., 1909-03-26
DIsAsTRo FERRovIARIo


AREZZO, 20 - Stanotte II tre-
no diretto da Roma Milano, du-
rante una forte tempesta dl neye, E
deragliato presso Ia stazione di Por-
tlcino.
Successero dele scene di terrore,
aumentate dalloscurlta della notte
o dal pessimo tempo.
Ire passeggieri furono grayemen-
to contusi.
L'Italia., 1909-03-26

NOTA BENE. Per potter Dreneers
ane qunIsiasi di quesfi vaDon, bfsogns
sartire da Ssn Hfancisce dale aitrs
.fffA delln Costa del Paciffco, afmeno
gforni prima della psrtensa del vaDsr,
lndicatL
Fer attire fxfsrnaEisnf ed acqufsfs q
,ixlfeftf dfretff a ferr0yia a nsars
fvoigsrsf alpAEeDzfa df pfaggt nttsrs
PstrfEi q Co., lis MontGoneyy Avesss
love deftf bixiietf1 81 vesassS a1 Dress<
uh kasss nS&sfbksA- ger
L'Italia., 1909-03-26

"Alcune question: riferentisi
agli Staff Balcanici sono avviate
verso una pacifica soluzione e vo.
Clio confidare che ouanto prima
posSa raggiungersi l'accordo desi.
derato. freddezza disillusione
general nell asSemblea).
lndi il Re passa a menzionare il
problema del mezzogiorno e racco-
manda al Parlamento una magglor
eura mel trovarne una equa solu.
zlone per mezzo dell 'Istruzione
pubblica, della bonifiea del terre-
nj e del progresSi dell agricoltura.
Dopo un accenno al progressi
fatti dall'ltalia in einquant ami
d independence, il Re conclude
con queste parole;
Sc, come non dubito, 81 accre-
scera 81 fortifichera 10 spirito
di discipline che solo vale a dare
efficenza allo. spirito collective ,
l'ltalia perverra a quella meta che
lie .additano lie sue glorie secolari
sempre fiorenti di govinezza. (fra
gorosissimi applause e grida di vi
va il Re-.
L'Italia., 1909-03-26

ApriIe 3, st. Louis, Americana
ApriIe q. Lombardia, yei0ce
ApriIe q, Bulgaria, Amburgbese
AprfIe \, Lorraine, Frnncese
ApriIe 10 Duca Abruzzi, Generate
ApriIe IL, Philadelphia, Americana
ApriIe IL, B0fnvin, Amburghese
Apriie ~, san Giovanni, Sicuia Ameri.
ApriIe 10, Provence, Francese
AprIle II, 81. PauI, Americana
ApriIe II, NOrd America, yeIOce
Apriie ~. Duca di Genosn, Genernie
ApriIe ~, snvOie, Frnncese
ApriIe ~, Principe Piemonfe, Lloyd Sab.
Aprile n, Cnmpnnia, Generate
ApriIe -, FInlnnd, White Star
ApriIc -. New York, Americana
ApriIe "a, MoItke, Amburgbese
Aprile 10, Touraine, Francese
ApriIe 70, Principe Udine, Lloyd sabao.
L'Italia., 1909-03-26
CASTRO PRONTO
ALA GUERRA?

Telegrafano da Parigi che Cipria-
M castro. ex presidente del Venezlie-
ia o al momento di partire per BOZ.
deaux intervistato da un gruppo ~ u
amici q dl ammiratori' espresso !"
L'Italia., 1909-03-26

L'ITALIA e il giornale italiano pi1
diffuso ed accreditato sulla Costa del
Pacifico.
L'Italia., 1909-03-26
I COMMENT della stampa.

Twtti giornali in generate, ri
levano che il discorso reale fu ap.
plaudito con grande entusiasmo
memo onella partN
politiea estera. la quale fu accolta
con significativa freddezza.
IL" Avanti' commenta benevol-
mente la prima parte del diseor-
50, ma trova incolore meschina
la parte dedicata ALA politica del
sOverno.
L'Italia., 1909-03-26
L 'inaugurazoine della 23.a Legis-
slatura.

Cessati gil applause, l'on. Clio
litti, in nome del Re, dichiara a.
perta la 23.a Legislature.
Quando il discorso del Re allu-
Ise al terremoto scoppio nell 'aula
un 'ovazione imponente al grido d,
Viva ha Reginal | Ministri, i Sc
natori, i Deputati il pubblico
dele tribune, scattati in piedi
applaudirono per vari minuti,
mentre la Regina, commossa, 81
sporgeva dalla tribuna di corte a
ringraziare.
/ Deputati che prestarono il giu-
ramento furono 346.
L'Italia., 1909-03-26
PER ANDARE IN ITALIA
PresSime parfenze dI VapOrl dal Porto
di New York

Dopo la data segue II nome del va
pore della oompagnia cui ESQ ap-
partiene.
L'Italia., 1909-03-26
RI WTT0R|O NAlJGlIRA
Ia XIII. LEG|SLATl|RA

La SOIenne CermOnd pddZZ0 adama
Depufd present. EnSiaSChe OvdzOni al Reai La Dar0a
al Re La polCd del GOverno lie prime criticize discorso
Rede COSd dice P"Avdnti"
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-02-26
Correspondence From Every Part Of the Neighborhood

appeared that petition, largely
signed, for the same purpose, had
been filed with the county COM
missioners nearly a year ago and
that nothing had been done with
it. This time. however, the dele
gate was directed to take the petit
tion before the commissioners and
learn definitely what course they
would take in complying with 1878
Revised Codes Of North Dakota.
The commissioners gave an in
telligent audience to the delegate
but seemed disinclined to open the
county Golfers for bridge; assur-
ance was given that the site of
proposed bridge would be investi-
gated, as required by law, and
later the board would take definite
action. The town people have
been asking for suitable bridge
for some time and trust further
pressing for bridge will be un-
necessary.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-02-26
WILLIAMS

By regular correspondent
A. Schouboe went to Beach last
Tuesday. AS he was returning
from lodge in the evening he slip
ped and bruised his arm badly and
was unable to drive his team home
Wednesday.
Fred Kragbak was Carlyle
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. E. A. Lies and daughter,
Mrs. L. B. Schouboe were in Beach
Wednesday.
Geo. Christensen and G. C. Snow
were Beach visitos Friday.
Rev. Dudley Of Carlyle spoke to
a large crowd at Williams school
house Sunday for. noon.
Miss Viola Schoubo,. spent the
last of the week at home.
Bishop Weekley of Kansas City
spoke to large crowd at the school
house Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Ingledue
spent Sunday night Mr.. and Mrs.
L. B. Schouboe.
Rev. Dudley, Mr.. and Mrs. WAL
tiers and Mr.. and Mrs. Pickering
of Carlyle and Mr.. and Mrs. Carew
of Alpha took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Schouboe Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olsen and Mrs.
McConkey and daughter, May took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Moore Sunday.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-02-26
YATES
By regular correspondent

By regular correspondent
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Con-
key on Feb. 10, at Yates, a girl.
Elmer Hutchins and family were
Yates callers yesterday.
H. A. Beeler and family were
seen on the streets Sunday.
d. G. McAtee and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hutchins and
Johnny Bishop, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. William G.. Olsen.
Mr.. Enloe, of St. Louis, Mo-,
arrived Sunday evening. to over
see the work on the cold storage
plant, that is being built at Yates.
Gust Hall was caller at Yates
Sunday.
C. Belder and son went to Beach
Monday with two teams after
lumber for his new granary.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Orr drove
though our streets Sunday.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-02-26
SADDLE BUTTE
By regular correspondent

by regular correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Kirst spent
Sunday evening at the home of G..
A. Gordan.
j. R. Delany attended the Masonic
lodge at Beach last Tuesday.
Bert Brown departed last Tues
day for visit at his old home at
Henning, MINI.
H. B. Gregory the poultry man
transacted business in this neigh.
borhood Monday.
]. Peterson who has been visiting
at the home of j. P. Reeve left fol
Rochester, Mimi, Monday.
John Chapman and family have
taken up their residence on their
claim east Of here.
James Magrath who has been
laid up for a couple of weeks with
rheumatism is now again able tc
be about.
]. P. Reeve and j. R. Delany
attended the Republican County
Central Committee meeting al
Medora Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Reeve gave {
party last Wednesday night ir
honor of DR.. and Mrs. Brenize1
who will leave in short time fo1
Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Delany
visited at the home of Leroy Par
sons last Tuesday.
The dance at Leroy Parsons Fri
day night was quite we'll attended
and all report having a splendit
time.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-02-26

informed us that Gore was placed
under $3.50 bond, and bound over
for the regular term Of district
court which convenes in March.
AM. Keechle recently purchased
a four-passenger, 22a h. p. Buick
auto of Henry Mullendore, who has
the agency for these cars in EASTERN
Montana. The car being all fin
ished in white enamel, has a very
nice appearance. Mr.. Keechle, we
believe, has the distinction of be-
ing the owner Of the first white car
in Wibaux.
Messrs. Jas. Smith, the Beach
land man, and G. D. Lowell of that
place, were here today with Mr..
Holger Toftoy, secretary of the
Stondall Land & Investment Co.,
of St. Paul, and the party accom-
panied by Mr.. Kenney drove out
in the auto to Preston to look over
the we'll known Robinson tract,
which, we understand, the Stondall
Co., is negotiating to buy.
A party of N. P. surveyors ar
rived in the city, the first of the
week. from Mandan, and dove over
to Preston from which place they
expect to make a survey through
to Miles City. None Of the party
would give out any information
concerning the proposed plans Of
the company further than they
were about to make a survey
through the above mentioned ter
ritory, and that another survey
had been made extending east from
New England, N. D., to Mandan.
However, the supposition is that
this company will eventually, build
a line through the territory south
of here, from Mandan to Miles
City.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-02-26
SENTINEL BUTTE

By regular correspondent. Feb. o.
February 22nd gave the school
children a chance for recreation
and for thoughts on The Father
of His Country.
Ed. Stone made trip to Dickin-
son Thursday.
John Smith returned from a
visit in Nebraska the 18th.
Chairman J. B. Stoddard return
ed from commissioners meeting at
Medora Saturday.
Church services next Sunday
night at 7:45; Sunday school in
the morning at 1920; all are well
come to these services.
Several new breaking rigs will
soon be unloaded at Sentinel
Butte for local work. Frank Stone
has decided to get a steam rig also.
Treasurer Milton II. Kirkpat-
rick, of the Valley school district
No. was in town on business Sat-
urday.
The county supt. of schools re-
turned the 2Osh from the neighbor-
hood west Of Burkey. Practically
all the schools west of the river
have now been visited and in
general are doing a most excellent
work.
Little Grace Horney is recovering
after long seige of sickness.
The school board at Sentinel
Butte are installing a set of toilet
rooms in the basement of the school
house and will do away with the
outside buildings; as the town
has no sewerage the plan is evok.
ing considerable discussion in the
village.
We are pleased to see the towns
nonpareil, Miss Maude Gilbert
climbing to the front in the con
test inaugurated by the Fargo
Forum.
The section line, just out Of
town on the south west, is to b.
fenced soon and the soil put to some
use. This will modify the cours'
Of the public highway in this vi
entity.
Lewis F. Crawford and j. S
Snyder favored Medora with thei
presence Thursday.
There have been several discussion
about securing a bridge across tn
town dam at Sentinel Butte ant
lately a petition was circulated
asking the county commissioner
to build suitable bridge for tn
accommodation of the town and sur
rounding country. Sixty signer
in town and hereabouts took tn
matter up and petitioned 70
bridge. Mr. Kitchen was delegate
i, to go before the commissioners a
their meeting last Thursday an
lay the matter before them. l
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-02-26
WIBAUX

From the Pioneer, Feb. 49,
Deputy Sheriff j. D. Wynn was
in Miles City the first of the week,
where he acted as witness in
Chas Cores preliminary hearing.
As result of the trial, Mr. Wynn
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-02-26
NOTICE OF TEACHERS EXAM.

The regular March teachers ex-
animation will be held in the
school house at Beach Friday and
Saturday, March IL and 10, 1909,
commencing ats: 80 o'clock.
Joseph A. Kitchen,
Supt. of Schools, Billings County.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-02-26

FOR SALE: House and lot on
south side.-See Geo H. Purchase,
Beach. N. D.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-06-08
WHITE SOX WIN
Defeated National Athletic Club Of
Washington in Opening Game.
MANNING PITCHED IN FINE FORM
Bennett. Marshall and eOds HR the BsH
Hard

Inc oIeninR game 90 the season was
play ed Al Hanover Park Thursd,,, even.
ing between the home team and ths
strong National Athletic Club Of Wash.
ington: Considering the condition Of the
grounds after the rain, Il was a beauti-
ful game and was witnessed by a good
crowd
The game az won by tn. home team
by the score of 3 To ?. Manning was ON
the rubber and was In foe form allow
log onl y two hitS, the visitors not get
ting a hit after the third ianinR Rem.
metz, aishsll md Bode hit the hall
bard every time up. har-hall getting
three siugle out Oi live times up. Pode a
t~" bagger and single out ui four times
up aud Benn' tt n single. twn bageer aud
three hagger out OF feur times up
Moimaek put w his usual good game
on fret and Aene,ee. who was catching
Tor the Washington team, played we'll
The boz have a good team this eAr
They are stronger with the bat this wear
tnAn they were last season and will mt
up ~ good game In the field, and with
the addition Oi another first class catch.
er and pitcher. will make the best OF the
teams hustle to beat them. The score.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-06-08
STAFFORD
Selhhisi's hswsY Letter Quarterly conf~sncs-
New Depot For Brooke. Etc.
Stafford C. H.. Va. June : /

Stafford G. H.. Va. Juue : IA
Mr.. John 5. Martin, OF Washington.
spent Decoration day with his family
| here.
Mr.. }. NJ. Green, OF Washinaton. spent
Monday and Tues lay here with his lam
lly. hrs Green and Miss Ridy paid the
Burg visit the 2nd
gentleman arrived here Wednesday
with a box that rais.d the suspicion OF q
"John" inside, and upon inspection the
same was foUnd To contain "A Dsmi-
John. Some oi the contents found It's
way Into Ditch, sOme went West. and
again the rest was retAin,d until The
shades "f Knight should appear I o absorb b
the balance oi it's contents.
The fourth quarterly confer,n nee OF the
VI. r. Church, south. Will be held at
Regester chapel. Stafford C H., on Sat.
urday, 18th, and Goth OF June. The
various charges are requested to send
their Rseesements IN TO G. A BRYAN.
chairman OF Parsonage Conn lit, .. "A r. W
days before that time, so theS can he
tsbulated and reported.
Your correspondent vas propounded a
question yesterday. It was this: Does
the pure iooOd law take all the life out
OF limburRer cheese? Not having an To-
innate acquaintance with the subject be-
was unable to answer the question, and
don want 10 approach the article TO
find out
Mr.. V. + Chewning has opened q cloth
Ing store about one mile northwest OF
GeIrisonville. he formerly clerked for
Mr.. f. 5. Moore at this place. His friends
mere wish him success In bis new venture
Ehere are several around here he could
not Mt with pants, unl - he had the IN
cut from patti IN resembling hall "A
barrel hoop.
Hon. ~ X Llwry reached Brooke
Wednesday from Richmond. having
come TO Il I'd out the extent Of damage
done his residence by the severe storm
OF Tuesday. His premises. Including
shade trees, windO lights ami other ex-
ternals, were very much damaged.
The T., F. & Z. r Z Co. will erect a
new depot at Brooke in the near i.ature
Your correspondent has been Informed
the building will consist Of three rooms.
the [ fiice being In the middle. The com.
paby should also Crect q small shed on
the southeast side Of the track. Parties
taking or alighting from northbound
trains are very much exposed on account
OF there being no shelter on that side oi
the track.
Mrs. John Byrem and Miss Nelsie Gal.
lshan visited the Burg Wednesday on a
shopping tour.
It is reported here that Mr. J. l. Neii.
president OF the Austen Run Mining Co,
viii arrive here Saturday, when the con-
struction OF the railroad from Coal Land
Ing to company's mine will commence,
the material for which arrived at Coal
Landing this week.
The will OF J. Thomas Bettis was pro-
bated in the Clerks Office Monday.
/ Tho llAA Eall,w.r I
ing apace. There were several limitations
this week and the number thus far is
about twenty-five.
Mr.. X. Z. l.. Moncure, sheriff, In execu-
ting writ OF possession last week was
compelled to rent another house for the
party evicted, and get pasturage for two
cows Anyone desiring further particu-
lars can apply TO him.
Scribbler.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-06-08
CALLS TRUSTS
BENEFACTORS
Says Those fOSteTGd by Jersey
Are Hot Dangerous.
TELLS HOW PEOPLE BENEFIT
Lawyer For Big Corporation Informs
Electric Light Association That the
People Are the Greatest Winners
Under the New Financial Game.

Atlantic City. June 5.-Trusts and
corporations fostcrcd under the New
Jersey laws are not the dangerous
octopi that ordinary persons believe.
according TO Frank Bergen. counsel for
the New Jersey Public Service cor.
poration. who appeared before the Ma
tional Electric Light association at
their final meeting as apologlst for
the trust magnate and his work. the
merger.
In his paper. which was down on
the program under the title OF The
lrrepressible Conflict" the speaker IN
sisted that the people and not the big
men who have become millionaires
through development OF public service
and other. corporations. are the great
est winners under the new game of
financial and business incorporation.
He made no reference 70 the mooted
questions Of the influence of powerful
and wealthy corporations on state or
national politics. and his defense OF
the trusts was received with applause.
1t IS true that individuals have
profted largely by obtaining and oper.
dtiAb HAueI ofpOIdle franchises. he
said. Yet the public. in the long run.
has gotten the better OF the bargain.
A person In moderate circumstances
in our time can Journey across the
continent or sea In railroad or steam.
ship palaces for two OF three cents a
mile; one can whisper 70 Chicago:
can turn a switch and drive darkness
from his dwelling. and this is only a
part OF the dement's conferred on the
masses by these immense public ser
wants. The people should realize that
the presence OF millionaires and cor
porations among them is the price
which We have TO pay for these bless
ings OF modern civilization"
The following officers were elected
as the final business OF the conven
tion: President. Frank W. Frueauff.
Denver; vice presidents. w. W. Free
man. Brooklyn. and John F. Gilchrist
Chicago; secretary-treasurer. Frank
NJ. TAFT. Dayton. o.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-06-08
an TaE ZANE oF THE couuoN

IN TIE NAME OF THE COMMON.
WEALTH OF VIRGINIA. In the
clerks Office OF the Circuit Court OF
the county OF Spotsylvania on the Goth
day OF May. 1909 David Hirsh. trading
under the fifm name OF Simon Hirsh q
Bro. plaintiff. against Lucy Mary Lewis
and Frank Lewis. her husband; Henry
HOLINESS and Anne holmes. his wife; Mag.
gle Holmes, Aelvinie Holmes, Claiborn
Holmes. Willie II. Holmes, Mariah
Holmes and J. p. Turnkey. sheriff, ad-
ministrator OF Major Holmes. deceased,
defendants
The object OF this suit is to ascertain
the interest OF Lucy Mary Lewis. nee
Holmes, In the estate OF the late Major
HOLMES, deceased, aud particularly In
the tract OF S14 acres of land of which
Major Holmes died seized and possess ed
situate In Spotsylvania county. Va
near the Poor Houee; to have the court
subject the interest of the said Lucy Mary
Lewis in the said tract OF land aa we'll as
any other interest she may have In the
said estate to the payment of a certain
Judgment recovered by ths plaintifi here
In against Frank Lewis and Merry or
Lucy Mary Lewis for sum of $113 80 and
interest thereon from August 10, 1908.
And an affidavit having been made
and fled that the defendants, Willie
Holmes, Maggie Holmes and Claiborne
Holmes. are not residents OF the State of
Virginia. 1t Is ordered that they do ap-
pear here within fifteen days alter due
publication hereof and do what may be
necessary To protect their interest 10 this
suit.
And It Is further ordered that copy
thereof be published once @ week for four
weeks In The Free Lance, and that a
copy be posted at the front door Of the
courthouse OF this county on or before
the next succeeding rule day after the en-
try OF this suit.
Teste:
T. A. harris, Clerk.
Lee Graves, Z. W. Carter, p. q.
A eopy-Teste:
II. A. Harris, Clerk.
lmay 25-w4w.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-06-08
ATTENDED QUAKER WEDDING

Spotsylvania Co., Va, June Ath. 1909.
We ielt upon recently receiving an In
vitation many inspirations, one being to
see q iavorits nephew stake his fntsrssts
matrimonially; then Il was the scene OF
our early childhood aud get auother
glimpse OF the old ancestral home. an
estate which bad been handed down
through several generations as an heir
loom of the grant to our grandparents
centuries ego, aud every visit we note so
many changes In the properties, new
buildings, intensive farming on smaller
holdings whereby four or five families
are living In comfort and with luxuries
undreampt OF by our f0refathers when
they acquired these holdings or even a
very lew years ago. Friends with car.
ri0ges met us at station and were soon
eweiting the consummation OF the mar
rage ceremony. This was a progressive
Friends or Quaker ceremony, where pre-
ceding the entrance of the contracting
parties, selection, "Oh, promise me, !"
was sung. an accompaniment with the
piano. The parlors. with folding doors.
were brilliantly lighted and ribbons ex-
tended either side Of the aisle, the groome.
men and bridesmaids entering irst. fol-
lowed by groom and best man. then the
bride with her father. After a brief 81
lence they pronounced the Quaker cere-
mony and the ring was placed upon the
brides finger, then the reading OF the
marriage certificate finished the cere-
mony, sIthough all present signed said
Gel ti6cate later ON. About 13a guests
were present and handsome collation.
served. The bridal party slipped away,
taking carriage for Aarti1sburg en-
route to Baltimore. Some OF the guests,
however, were watching and showers OF
rice followed as they left the hall. The
groom is prosperous merchant on the
b. 4 o. r. r. The couple received many
handsome presents.
On Friday morn we were speeding to
ward Washington, compelled by home
interests to forego the pleasure OF q re-
ception on Wednesday and the attend
ance Of large Quaker meeting at the
old Quaker meeting house, Hopeweli, q
prominent landmark. We left our bet
ter hall, however, to represent US and ex-
plain to the many inquiries for rs why
we left 30 soon and TO enjoy q much
needed rest and breathe IN the invigorat-
ing ozone OF those hills.
Entsrprise.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-06-08
RACING TO BERMUDA

Sailing Vessels and Power Boats
Started From New York Today.
New York, June 5.-The New York
to Bermuda ocean rases under the
auspices of the Atlantic Yacht club be-
gan today, The six saIl-driven vessels
started from the Sea Gate. Long
Island. home of the Atlantic Yacht
club this morning. while the four
power boats will get away this after
noon. The distance to be covered IS
about go miles.
There are almost as many cups Of
fered as there are entries IN the sail
ing contests. The power boats will
compete for the Bermuda challenge
cup. presented by a member OF the
New York Yacht club. and for an ad.
ditional cash prize Of $1,000.