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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03
SUIT FOR LIBEL

Nr and Wrs. Claud R. Miller, resi-
dents of Columbia street, Alliance
Lrougnt SUIT in common pleas Friday
against the Review Publishing com
pEny of Alliance. The defendant
which publishes the Review, is charg-
ed with publishing q libel against
the plaintiffs, who claim that their
rames and regulations were injured
thereby. Husband and wife sue fol
$4,000 damages each. They are repre-
sented by Attorneys H. H. Emmona
of Alliance, and A. r. Temple OF
Cleveland.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03
ALLIANCE
(Stan Snecihl.

Alliance, o, March Tho remains
OF John Russ of Louisville, who was
killed by Pennsylvania train near
that town early Tuesday morning
were brought to this city and pre-
pared for burial. The man was TWEEN
ty-six years OF age and leaves a wife
and one child. 1t is thought he was
picking up coal along the track when
struck by a freight engine which
threw him in front of passenger
train going in the opposite direction
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03
Appraisers Must Be Shown.

The local board of quadrennial ap-
praisers threatens to hire a surveyor
10 survey lots at the owners expense
unless the owners send to the board
The number and dimensions as request
ed several times. The Office in the
city hall will be open Wednesday
evenings and Saturday afternoons to
receive the data required.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03
PROBATE COURT RECORDS.

PROBATE COURT RECORDS.
In the trusteeship of Kate Oyster
third account filed.
In the guardianship of Charlotte
Radig ct al, sale of real estate con-
irmed, and fourth account filed.
In the estate of Rachel Alexander
Rob r. Alexander appointed admin
istcator.
PROBATE COURT RECORDS.
In the estate of Samuel Erwin, pc
tate
In the estate of Nicholas Mong, final
account filed.
In the estate Of George Cross, Harry
Cross appointed administrator.
Will of Leila Joy Buck, Lawrence
township, probated
In the estate of William Fl. Pariso
Osnaburg township, Caroline Pariso
appointed administrative.
In the guardianship of Stuart c.
Rickard, Alliance, George M. Rickard
appointed guardian.
In the guardianship of Peter Triner
sixth account filed.
In the estate of Rosalie Jones, Can
ton, inventory and appraisement filed
In the estate of Wilson Graber, Mas,
sillon, inventory filed,
In the will of John Hissner, MINI
ishillen township. filed for probate.
In the guardianship of Helen OFT et
al, second account fled.
In the estate of Jacob Kraft, order
of public sale issued.
In the guardianship of Robert G
Hampe, Daniel B. Hampe appointed
guardian.
In tho estate of Rebecca Reinhold
sale OF real estate confirmed.
In the estate of Eli McEnderier
final account fled
In the estate of William s. Evans
final account filed.
In the guardianship of Katherine
Hieber ct al. Sofia Kraus appointed
guardian.
In the will Of Samuel w. Haltzell
Paris township, Lewis o. Hartzell ap
pointed executor.
In the estate OF Adeline Culp, Lex,
ington township, Roscoe II. Sharer ap,
pointed administrator.
In the guardianship of Richard anC
Reese Reinhold, first account filed.
In the estate Of Frederick w. Hedge,
land, Canton. inventory and appraise,
ment flied.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03
Fined For Assault.

Bob Emery was fined S5 and costs
by Mayor Remley this afternoon for
assaulting Miss Victor following a ne
gro dance last night. Frank johnson
was this morning fined $5 and costs
for hitting Joe Wisdom on the head
with a beer bottle at the same social
function.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03
Granted a Charter,

rany Of Alliance was incorporated at
Columbus Tuesday by S. NJ. Stockton,
Ida J. Stockton, Walter Linder, How
ard L. Myers and Henrietta Myers.
The capital is S25,OOO. The plant will
be located on East Miner street at
the crossing Of the l.. E. a. 6, w. rail-
road.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03
Canton Music Club

Forty guests from Canton, COM
prising the Canton Music club, were
entertained Monday evening by the
Afternoon Musical club in the Sunday
school room of the First Methodist
church. D.. p. f. Douds and A. !.
Musley Of Canton were among the per-
formers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03
BREWSTER.

Brewster. March LA number Of peo-
pie of this vicinity and Justus attended
the sale held by clayton Brenner al his
farm near Vest BrookGeld on Thurs
Ars. Josiah Boughman ls et the home
az her daughter, Mrs. Edward gwihart
uec Is connf ed 70 her home al shana.
Gore With tho grip
Mrs. Ernest Hall Of Juntus who has
bean laid up With rheumatism Tor tho
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03

ELYRIA---Because he wants to
leave behind him the scene of the in
terurban car wreck here on Memorial
day three years ago, Rev j, p. Sala
has handed to the trustees his resig-
nation as pastor of the Church of
Christ. The minister's son was killed
and his wife injured when the cars
came together
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03
SETTLEMENT DAY.

Yesterday was February settlement
day for city, village, township and
school board officials of Stark county.
Six hundred and ninety-six Thousand
EdollarA was distributed through the
auditors office.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03

Attorney Pomerene has filed mo-
tion for a new trial in the case of
Robert p. Cassidy, Paris township
farmer, who was convicted in common
pleas court last week on charge of
shooting Charles keith, II, with in.
tent to wound.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03
N,saI catnrrh, an infammatlon ~

Nasal catnrrh, an Inflammation of
the delicate membrance lining the air
passages, ts not cured by any mixtures
tlmo on them. Take Ely's Cream balm
through ths nostrils so that the feSered,
sWoilfn tissues are reached AT once
nor how often you have been disappoint-
"a we know Ely'e Cream Balm Il the
remedy you should use. All druggists,
0c, Mailed BY Ely Bros. 80 Warren
siroot Naw York.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03

Harry F. Cross, administrator of the
estate Of George II. Cross, deceased,
Ct Bethlehem township, has filed a
suit in the court of common pleas
against John Ungaschick for the re-
covery of $154.S9 on a judgment
averred to have been contracted by
the defendant in 1889. This sum in
cludes the original judgment of $142. .2S
and the costs incurred in its renewal
in 1894, 1899 and 1908 Myer and Myer
ere counsel for plaintiff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03
MARRIAGE LIcENsE.

Arthur Rickard, 25, Pearl Lang, %,
Canton.
Harry Brandon, 26, Katie VeGnier. &c,
Louisville.
George Martini, 26, Katie Topher, H.
Alliance.
Clyde Kay, 22, Helen Muder, %, AL
lance.
James Thomas, 2S,' Canton, and Min
ME Snyder, 22. Canton.
Meisser e, Comp, 20, Flint, Mich,
and Hortense Fisher, %, Massillon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

Amanda Kendaliter ct al. to Cecilia
Fraiey, part LOT 1896, Canton, 81.
Cecilia Frailey ct al To Frank Cole,
part lot 1896, Canton, $500
Frank L. Cole et al. TO Cecilia
Frailey, part lot 4450, Canton, s4500
Charles Kaiser et al. TO Minnie Mar
shall, lot S056, Canton, S525.
Belinda j. Ran 20 Samuel Klafter.
lots ass and a56, Highland Terrace
addition, Canton. $500.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03
NEWS OF COURTS
SUES FOR DIVORCE.

Nolo Heiser, represented by Attof-
ney William Roach of Alliance, sues
Charles Heiser for divorce on the
grounds of cruelty The custody of
three minor children is also asked
The couple were married in October,
1896, at Berlin Center, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03
$3.50 Recipe Cures
Weak Kidneys, Free
Relieves Urinary and Kidney
Troubles, Backache, Strain
ing, Swelling, Etc.
Stops Pain in the Bladder,
Kidneys and Back.

Wouldn't it be nice within week or so
to begin TO say goodbye forever to the
scaldinG, dribbling, strainlng, or too fire.
quent passage of urine, the forehead and
the back-of-the-head aches the stitches
and pains in the back; the growing mus
Gle weakness; spots before the eyes, yell
low skin; sluggish bowels; swollen eyellds
or ankles; leg cramps; unnatural short
breath; sleeplessness and the despon-
dency?
l have a recipe for these troubles that
you can depend on and If you want to
make a QUICK RECOVERY, you ought
to write and get a copy ot it. Many a
doctor would charge you $3.50 just for
writing this prescription, but 1 have it
and will be glad to send it to you abso-
lutely free. just drop me a line like
this: DR.. A. e. Robinson, K1S7O Luck
Building, Detroit, Mich. and l win send
1t by return mail in plain envelope. As
you Will see when you get it, this recipe
contains only pure harmless remedies,
but IT has great healing and pain-con-
quering power.
1t will quickly show its power once you
use it, so think you had better see what
II is without delay. l will send you a
copy tree-you can use it and cure your
self at home,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature sssss s1o q l&+Hzz1Ase

Baltimore G. ohio Railroad Cleveland
and return $1,00, Saturday and Sun
day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03

Baltimore G Ohio Railroad Cleveland
Leave Canton sos a. M, arrive at
Cleveland 9:45 a. m; leave Cleveland
11:00 a. M, and $3.50 D. m.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03

Sol Toronski
Fannie ToronskL
Henry E Sherlock.
LYNCH q DAY,
Attorneys for plaintiffs
Published In The Stark County Dem
ocrat Feb 10. II. e. March 3, TO- IL. 1910
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
GtRDENTtUI\S OsEtN Rt.E
Keats Tammany and Nd,ta m Cont 80
Over 4 arc Nay tourSr.

The -lppp ,a.lf i,.rdsn's -. not nv %
= Hsryig won the race o. trs brook IS o.
arht irh over hs' - Anpwn - the 'at,s
Va. ro'ir-s Tho ',ard~nia vins the ,uf,
offered ~ William ll"ar-t for tho con
to- y ,ou F"r"Ez~rs -lo"p Ndyt, Wa
no s~'ond yA'ht and Commodore " &
IoVeu'. schooner IHw'rlny the third
Th-.- three -fs-t"i ~ ~ o.'lo"- 81 sat
urday morning from - line m 'raye-snd
Rey ~ Tsce over the ia ulilc course hE.h
took them rrs' - ~" ~oGths"~' SPIT then
passing south Of scotland iightship 10 Fire
Island hshtship. then ~ rAr Northeast
End uEh'ship IN 'apr MAJ, and return
Nvsr 'h~ same "our-~. finishing ~ The SCOT
land lish'ship
They were started IN ,er- lish' ind
aud Ius' drif'.d dovn no hav with he
tide. h~ing helr-d sligh'l' b. th~ Hshr
no-'hVe-' wind Tho Ndy's vas tho Hr.'
Of he trio - pas o'It ~ -sa n Wa -tiII
v~rv lENt weather and TO three we're IN
lose COMPANY - 'h-y turned the lightship
NJ dav Sgnda' 10 va~ httl" more than "a
drift and ~" 'hr"' yarh'> kept we'll to
ssthsr zoing doVn - N" Northeast End
iighi~hip Tho Ndyta A. the fr@t to turn
that uark. ~ s. - clock on Monday morn
ing Ihey bad been M a 'hns zoe nearly
.ll day. but when near The ltsht - 70 a sham
-.suall rsu-ei some trouble tpd in this
Tammany h,os@ her mann san The car
dsnIa and 1awmany v"ra only- about NJ
teen minutes a~'~rn 81 the Ndy'a shen tho,
started for homo
Ne Isg back 10 Pre- island vas - md
vari Sors ~ more ligh' leather ani on
this log Adyta Lost Tho G,ArdsniA turn~li
fLe fir- Island lixht-hip a. - - o'clo. :
ye-teriay morning and the Adyra va
then nearly fvo hour a-tern and Tamrnanv
wa- ouf 81 sight Iher" vs- a pleasant
sailing Wind in 90 the - scotland light sntp
and t'a rdenia retained rev ieat ,rus-tng
the finishing line a. about "a . lo-.k ye--
f-rdav morning The Ndvfa finished al
" "'lo's and the Tammanv at IuuI
These times we're taken bv tlDss on 'hs
va'hi- and Stll have to he cpnfrrn.t rs
the men on the liEh'~hip. who we're re-
que-fei 20 watch for the ra.srS
APPROXIMATELY the tar ieuIa took as
h0ur- ~ minutes. tho idVfa ~ hours {.
minutes ami the Tammanv - hours
minute The Iammans heinz the largest
va ut, allows the Garienia - minutes Il
-, onds ami the Ad'ra - minutes = -,
Onds Yen With heF ALLOW an'e the Adyta
cannot boat the Garieuta
Last year tho 1amman on tie race
She -ailst the course IN ood fresh Wind
Ia e. hours
On board the Cartenia gere go :
Herrty amt " Young un the Ad,'a
were Won For~gger. her owner n Won
For~ ger and Ellison and CLINTON Zeitri,h
On the Iammanv we're Com rlo tore " 4
Iowen. Daniel HAukins. ~ barrett Ios.uh
\ Harmon. W SomeTyiile aud Peter
Beniiev
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06

uU>rvN y L ., ~ TuEA % LH,
bo-u y. iuiy o. The Doves pat one oy-r
On The Giants to-day through errors b.,
N-rLi-. bcN An and wilson. errors OF
omission by ML-on. AMI strong batting
IN" visitors u~esi three pttchers ant non.
Di tho lot vas abe TO stop the los al MAJ
tern DID sell until he sixth inning When h.
~eaSsne'i and VS. r-plscs~i b. Hrocs. M
t7vtTied sci. aud tracked oui two hit
hteT tvo men hat len throw n CUT by
Nbnaticyhio IN the s-cOnd DeViih dreW
pa-- and ~ent 20 third When Nerkle hit
10 eft for Two hs-e- Mattern very ~ts~lv
pa~sed NeyeTS aud Wiltse forCed him on
a tap to Abba'icChto
In Bo-tOhs half AobaiicChio grounded
TO M~rkle. ba' DrAham -inEled and scored
on Bel terrthc hottie run drive over the
risht neld fencv Sh-An singled through
short and Naitern >"Tatchei one In front
% the pate collins drew a psss anu
>heAn scored on ierSoz> sacr'uS- ~ 20
sey n.Our Sweeney va- thrown OUt by
Doyle
peN lin dreW ms >eC onI pas- n the fourth
inning after BriIUe., had been retired 10y
HAITI, : taTOv AMI " epg To thru on N-rkie'>
hit 70 left Meyers bounced Oae OF lsatty',
sLins. DeVlin s,orinE anu MeTkie sOias to
third. hut WitSe hit tntO . dounie Hay
he Visitors hal nance ~ The tfth sft--
>nOdgrass had been InroUn ogr n 40
bat!'chip Doyle -,ratCted tosa-d rlghr
and Svevney ihrsr s. "a 70 Aatteru iar-y
going dO- n 20 ~e,onI. here he remained
" hiie is@yk~F Hs-I ~ -, aEd - ulol.r
popI 81 70 >Ee-n@E
Ai,@- H-tdu -. hal Hs-l 10 ~nefu ~ tie
>i.th p~vitn singled -ni 20 ~-Cund . -eu
M-rAi~ drove out Nt- thrd -I.ce--rv~ ait
ami -,or-i o. Ne .er~ dc4r.~ t-o,k ~
n-,cI Mati"ru Zen Nurray ra't~I rsr
u tIf-@ MGrr4v hif % .,ft -.0rln. Me-. .
ami Nel--- sn,l p.Ir'ing ~ tors 10 80
l-.i -uoIsra-- - OF on .irr.-- ana
=, hAfeT. - M rsn Tor N4rray a. thrp. n
"uf trytnx - srssI I.Aytrond and Wti-on
i'o IN on n "rll-r On .rouDd-r-
Tie lp-sl- rsratn~r the TAT ~ thesr bali
81 'he ~-vsnth ~h~sn topped 20 i,~yt-
dov to - o'.i p III oiIin~ "a >--fk iu-
'u' Nil-oH torgo' 10 fhror 60 -. ord
uutil 49, late ~! 80. -- -ais. o-'as ou
'"ui~ f'th .inE'~ ant took rn- .r No
thror o.. hu' MILE a. 't-o- n oHs 20.
Is,,ts
Ir~.Itn Is.l - % d.. .i-s,H -r-- .,-g.
zn'i -'si. o.fIsi - NJ ?" frured Nfl-sn
ALL -'rrTr- pu auS ks~'@~ ere. Hsfra.. tp-
Ea' r'3nd a. plrr"--l 49,. 'sr ~r"i
fa' On ~rV"r- srd ut ~ 'r@i- hell -
fss'u "Iis, e. a. ate IN ~ ifu ---rr fE-s,-
'N'0x ul' ~sfs 90 N-r-'. ,ryp'.a..
A".a-.s r-rt,-f fHT~r ~hsan 81 r..
- 49, AMI isaFfF O.. -sfs ~ -rs- .lsts -
n f'sssr fHgsssI . Irs bro I-- -.rrI-
- sent 60 ----o0i hsu 'olIIr- -. At-
an "r-,l "r S~fy"-- .i.rsl@ - s.r-..
-t1--i - r. s'''rn: y" i.1v~
AHH-' ffu flmhl@-f f'NN - -rf,f.t.ris.
m 800. MINI" H. s-- srnzl-i - .riEr'. I.'s-
- % "I~ laDIT'-t 100 Rsf'' ant ',r7 - -
-" -, h..-f = mi Nngtn-- ',-.ti~ ~
. r'-t I.'Iii.-' ,i..H n it@,lgn F-pf.nsiar ant
~" Earr~ $50 run 80 -svr~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
WiIiLIi WINS long RiCE.
BrooLIy n shsIlrnGe Cup Goes To the New
Rorheile Yacht sIub.

The sloop Waialua. owned nv " T.. Si'as
Of The New Eo- hello Na"ht club. pon the
race for tho Brooklyn 'hallenge 'uu She
started With four others last SAturda,
morning from = limo ~ HuCkleberry Island
~ this end 81 the sound sailed a. far ea-t
A. ~" Whey ard Sound hghtship and then
passed south of Rlo-k island and Long
island =" Grave~end Raw. 80 miles She
e ro--ssi tho flushing line NJ 10 I, ye-ter-
dav morrtng. having sailed the course IN
q, hour - minutes ~ seconds This time
gives good idea Of the weather expert
sn"ei
The Rowdv. owned NV " y Dueli 81 IN.
Nmerican Yacht club. hnished second A.
n o'rlo"k She hAd taken ~ hours n
minutes and the Amofi'a ownal hv , I,
BraEdon ~ the Harlem Yacht Club. finished
~ s0s o'clock Her elapsed time VAS -
hours - minutes The victory owned bv
commodore y I, Jackson. Jr Of 'hs New
ork Athletic club. the defending Yacht
and the Helena. owned hy ! Mines Of the
Mariners Harbor Yacht Club. had not
reported a. the Brooklyn Yacht club at a
late hour last nigh and ~ IL thought that
they withdrew from the contest when their
owners realized that they we're beaten
The BROOKLYN challenge cup was won
ia-t year by tho Victory Of the New YORK
Nthis'ic club from the Harlem Yacht club
The New Ro~hell~ ami American Yacht
clubs CHALLENGED Tor a race. and under
formally entered by their clubs. The i've
were -~nf away az ~ - O'Clock on SATURDAY.
morning IN light westerly wind The
Maialua crossed the line nrSt. and through
the lever handling Of IN" yacht by Nr
stone and her crew ~ amateurs .he re-
tAinei the lead throughout the contest
II Was race where handling and good
Judgment counted for great deal Rowdy
Na- -~rond away, folloNei hy Victory
Am"rna and helena he Wind being
Tree >pihhas~r- we're set an 'arrted all
Jefferson ami we're y ell on TOW ard Horizons
Point Then the wind diel out altogether
and the yarhts were no. aimed nearly all
night
Eariv on SUNDAY morning there vas
Just sufficient air for them to make a little
headwaN. ant AZ noon the ~ ind came east
The Naialua a. then IN Block i-lani
vtnivard work II vas rather hard wort
.eiiin, by Point Judith waiAluA stiil
held the Lead. WITH Row ~ - ond and
Amori'a third TIE other two were lost
a-tern
The -evcrte.n mi.r- from, Point Judith
tu the Vineyard sound lght-hip were -liled
~ night The yacht-m-n kept gong and
the Nsialua turned the hght-hip few
minutes after midnight The EoNdy turned
the mark at go O'clock m Monday morn
ing aud the Amorita was nearly half an
hour 1-teTu
ANOTHER oh,nse in m. Wind baffied the
Them more 1indSsrd VIZ and tksn 20" 4
grew stronger on Morfauk Point the
v nd ,gm. from the northNeSt. vhich en-
Ambrose th.nasl lighf ship and q f. u hl~v
sf~sdl!v al dty Monday fast time was made
The Watllua averaged seven nautical milss
az hour from Mprtauk Point " htrh IL fine
sailing for q vessel ~ her si1e she pas-..t
, the hsht~h'p thI' marks the ntr,nrs TO
the hsTh'r and s"p' OF 90 the hni=hing line
"a the Brooklyn Yacht Club house on Graves
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
sRIshET
NeN NsrL Veterans Defeat SCHENECTADY
IN ueaNy SCORING Gsme.

schenectady ,ricke'sr- put NJ = god
game azain-' ths SeW Nc-k Veterans vss
'srdav ~ Ws.t NeW Brighton over go
runs we're -~orei the visitors heinE ~
runs hshind vhsn The li-' VI'ke' fell Tho
bafsrren had 10 adyar'sE~ ~ The INV l~r-
through on ami funs ,am- freely On the
hsrd Wt~ksf
m. Veterans 20 tied hr>' ard III ~ the
ulay@r. 60 INTO double fgurs- o.
Haywan made : OF core ~ an innings 81 81
= " Brigg~ and , Butler "a n z1rnered
e. " I RadfOTd hr well FOR 81. B1it Nc
fou ont rth,lf%d a aud ! = br-'Z added ~
Rs.idinzt Rsdsort and Brtggs iivide,i
The poEitng honor h-t s-f them
JfI the - hsne-tadV -tde = puTrsnf
ant Freedman ftssi for haffina honors
uiFh - apis-e D. = Gr~xsrn pisre,i steadily
for - g. Langley ht rs -. " bporly
49, r--pou-tbls for - and " Mo afrsy
-.or~-i a. u ave. \ Z. tlo-s and "
No--lsy captured 3 ul~kcr- apie"s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06

The members - the BROOKLYN Yarh'
'luh are arranging a complimentary stag
dinner u" = Warren GTant.ery owner ~ ~
motor boat B~rnsyo The Berne - won The
rae from PhIadelphia To- Havana and n.w
the burg~e 81 rho BROOKLYN Narht tIub 10
shat RS" The dinner Will ~ -srved n~Nr
SATURDAY l:ht ~ = O'clUsk Nr tran
ls~ry's rrew NIL al.Y d. guests % the 'lub
that evening
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06

Csadlstea. % Govern Races fsr Enstsr.
mans frophy.

The regatta COMMITTEES Of tho Motor Boat
Club % America a. its last meeting ds-tc@i
on the disposition Of tho cup Witch 10 ofsr-i
by Dr Moreton smart % the British Motor
Hoat club This cup 4 offered a. a prisa
for the boat making the fastest tins tn tha
race for motor boats vhirh
will take place on august 70
Motor boat owners here are much tntsf
ested in this trophy because cups oferst
by foreign yacht.men are not common
There are some cups that SIR Thomas Upton
has given the New Nork Yacht club hAs The
kings cup and King Edward VII. gave a
cup which Was raced for AZ the Jamestoun
exposition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
NtTION a. ~ UsIE.
t-ta1ts . - Thr~~ Purh-rs ~ ErattI~-z
ERsgt - nslsi ms-aass.

-r,i., trd irupp.ss came fr ~ nun
N-sn htl- th~ ,Ih- v~r- hann-rfns IN .
l1ff-burg- tri t-nins fhs'r Lost The
Hrousis ~. sho tr~ playing ur 90 nc prom
i--s ~ manth Sask were n~--d out ~ me
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