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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-04-26
TO HOLD TITANIC MEMORIAL
Taft and Connaushts Patrons and
Caruso to SING at Benefit.

New York, April 24.-The Metropol.
itan Opera House will hold memo
rial performance next Monday evening
for the benefit of the relatives of the
Titanic disaster victims, under the
patronage of President Taft, the Duke
and Duchess of Connaught and per-
sons distinguished in New York So
ciety. The program will include a
memorial address by Bourke Cochran.
the singing of ''The Lost Chord in
English by Caruso and Brahms "Re-
QUEEN by the Oratorio society, accom-
panied by the Philharmonic orchestra.
William Marconi will be presented
with gold tablet of honor, wrought
by Prince Paul Troubetzky, the sculp.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-04-26
Peachy Completes Work.

George W. Peachey, the field man
for the Minnesota tax commission,
has completed his work in Blue
Earth county and has left for his
home at Owatonna. Mr.. Peachey
has been in Mankato about month
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-04-26
Court UphoIds Wireless Act.

Baltimore, April 22.-Judge John c.
Rose of the United States district
court upheld the, federal wireless act,
which provides that all ocean going
vessels, whether of the United States
or foreign country. entering United
States ports, shall be equipped with
wireless telegraph apparatus when
carrying fifty or more passengers and
crew,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-04-26
SOURCE the Smokers.
May Refuse to Pay Insurance.

Berlin, April "a proposal now is
being discussed in circles in Germany
interested in the reinsurance of the
Titanic jointly to refuse payment on
the ground that the White Star line
was responsible for the accident,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-04-26
FOUR HUNDRED MILES AWAY
HeIlis oiav Not Near Titanic on Night
Of Accident.

New York, April 24.-The Hellig
Ollav Of the Scandinavian-Americ
line, which reached Hoboken last
Wednesday, was 400 miles away from
the Titanic on the Sunday night of
the accident. This is the substance of
. statement made here by Second Of
hcer Frederick Mecklenburg, who was
on watch that night.
According to the officer, the Hellig
Ollav was then in latitude 41.O2 and
longitude $40. The ship was almost
directly south of Sable island and COM
Ing to this port 1t would have taken
twenty-six hours to have reached the
doomed ship, Mecklenburg estimated
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-04-26
WIDENER's BODY IDENTIFIED
Clarence Maekay Sends Message Say
ing It's Aboard Cable Ship.

HIY f0 NUVdFu VdUIc oHHP'
Phiiade1phia, April 24.-Peter A. B,
Wideuer, director of the Internation'
al Mercantile company, received from
Clarence Mackay, telegram which
establishes the Identity of one of the
bodies recovered by the Mackay-Ben.
nett cable ship as that OF his son.
George y. Widener.
The name OF George D. Wfdener ap-
peared In the list OF names of bodies
recovered given out. Harry e. Widener,
a son of George d. Widener, was lost
and the iafter's wife was saved.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-04-26
BODIES FROM
SURFACE OF THE SEA
Mackay-Bennett Cable Ship Has
Recovered a Number.
+ + I. + + ! + + !. + ! + + j. j
+ BODY OF w. D. DOUGLASS !
+ RECOVERED TO-DAY, :

New York, April 23.-The
cabIeship Mackay-Rennett to-
day reported the finding of fiji
: teen additional bodies, victims
of the Titanic disaster, max
ing seventy-seven so far re-
covered. In today's list is
the name of w. D. Douglass
of Minneapolis.
i. j. j ss =. 4. !. II !, ., =. :. <.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28
WRITING
VIEWS OF CHARGES
Announces That Il VIII Be Several
Days Before He Completes
Answer TO Senate.

OYSTER BAY, August 27-It will
BIO several days before Colonel Roose-
velt's letter to Senator Clapp will be
made public. The colonel said to-
night that no did not receive until
late today n copy OF John ID. Arch.
holds Testimony before the Senate IN.
vestixaiing committee. which Is to
form tho basis OF on important por.
ton OF his letter. and hat he had n
long sioge ahead with his secretary
before finishing his work. II IS prob
able that the letter Will be given out
enrly next week.
Plans for Colonel RooseYelt's tour
through Vermont were completed to-
lay. The colonel Will leave Oyster
Bay tomorrow to take a train from
New York at 1926 a. m. During the
last half Of the week he expects TO
make one OF the hardest fights OF the
campaign. Although he is TO cover
most OF the country at the rate of a
state a day. he set aside three DAYS
for Vermont on account of>the impor-
lance which is tradlcionally attached
to the outcome OF the Vermont cleo
ton rs a barometric sign In politics.
The Progressive ticket in New
York state will be named without any
suggestions from Colonel Roosevelt
He said that there was not one word
which he could say in regard to New
York state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28
ONE HUNDREDTH
ANNIVERSARY
OF ROCK HILL PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH CELEBRATED
YESTERDAY:
Neither Of churehss- oess~vss Big.
pest Day In Its History With
Elaborate Services

win a large crowd In attendance,
The one hundredth anniversary ot
Rock HUI Presbyterian church was
most httinely observed yesterday at
The site OF the early church. tive miles
west OF Pei'aire. The program was
81 an extensive nature and occupies
the entire day.
beins one ef the pioneer churches
IN tnat vicinity a number of eenere-
cations are the eutgrowth aud Tho
church has well won the mamie o.
Mother NJ Churehes." The ex.rpIse-
were aiieneed br many descendant
ef the oris NAL founders Of the ren
gresatson N In addition TO the pres.
est members. nearly every church
within a radius &c "a miles was rep
resented
The church has turned cut an an
usually large number of ministers
MAN. OF whom were present sester.
a and tool part Ia the Services
The exercises were az n very inter
eetihg neiure IA were quite httins
Tor the celebration Of a century &
usefulness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28
Quick Cure
for Eczema
Remedy FOR Many Other Dis
tressing Aiimenfs.

san Cura Ointment has cured thou
sands - cases Of itching. bleeding and
pr0trudinE piles - has drawn tho
poison from and completely healed
running sores and foyer sores which
were I'd old and chronic that cvery
90 vho saw them considered them
helpless
San Cura Ointment is guaranteed
D.. th1F n G0cfye a CO.. 20 Twelfth
reef. or NIU Nentemruer. $500 Eon
ffreof f0 DO aq stated above and also
~ hani.h fe'fer sail rheum. boi.q. cor
hlrrIes f1 heal ulcers. cuts. burns.
eoaii and bruises ~ monoy back
The same %Flarautoe holds good for
rn'lh.lirq Charpad hands and face. %
f0u r.-E not a penny when you bug %
Iar Tor 30 0r 70 ronts.
For tender skin and fo secure a rcr
fncf ccmp ex'on uso San Cura SOAP
Doc .1o beet scoop Tor babies TOO. na
kiIIH a' rerm Ifc % cenfe
1hompfou Medical co.. TiflaviIie. "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28
STATE FIRE LOSS

CHARLESTON. Aug. 27-Accord.
Ing TO the report Of the fire marshal
for the month OF July the loss by Ere
IN the state for that mont was S3O4.
1893. covering a property value Of s5si.
Jas. and on which the insurance 20.
tailed $317.25O.
The heaviest loss was al Bluchcld.
where from an unknown cause the Nc.
Cue h Wright mill ana several other
properties were destroyed, totalirE an.
p%roximately $4,000. or the total loss
OF over 5000. 900 for tho month consid.
cradle moro than one third ~ The loss
was due 20 lightning lightning do
HtrOyed the dwelling ~ j. =. Smith ~
Warrington. but by its spread.
eighteen other buildings were do
stroyed. making n loss Of nearly $780,.
600.
Education and p~afornalism o. as-
signed by the Insurance department
ns tho principal remedies 20 reduce
fro Losses
The bulletin also contains tho mum.
Der of automobile licenses issued since
the nrs. 81 tho license ycar-Juiy r
The total number " such licenses M
To today Us 2sO1. while tho total on
June 30 last. the end ~ the INST fiscal
year. waH 2.53S. The TAX FOR automo
bile licenses which formerly went 20
the road fund. now goes into tho gem
eral state fund. ON account Of tho rr.
peahnr ~ tho road Law by thc last
Legislature
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28
FOR PRICKLY HEAT
And ITCHING SKIN
This Simple Treatment Steps Al
itching nj Ouee.

The cooling. soothing healing effect
OF the Nossriola Treatment I'm eases 81
kin trouble .pimplss. boils and ali In
termination makes n 4 delightful rem.
edy for these troubles.
Many are surprises te find the good
quick results obtained from the use Of
Nestriola Treatment.
Nostr.ela Is an all round remedy
and every heuseho-: should keey 4
package handy, ready for instant use
when needed.
When baby bumps its head or gets
n bruise. the quick application Of q
little Nestrioia will prevent all swell
ing and soreness.
NostTiola Is also fine for eroupy ehll
dren. and u quickly cures cold lr
head. and stops Hay Fever. Catarrh
etc.
For emily 25e you get enough Mes
trieia To last the whole family fel
many weeks. Buy a package el saul
arsseist today and you'll wish ye,
had found thls eimPis remedy sooner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28
DEDICATE K. OF P.
CAMP AT CAPITAL
Camp viii Be Known as Camp Gen.
eral Carnshan - General c. A.
Barlow Is in Charger.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. Aug. II
The brigade enCampment OF the Uni
form Rank Knights OF Pythias wss
dedicated today as Camp General Car
nahan. The camp was turned over to
Brigsdier-General G. 4. Barlow by DIT.
J. l.. Stump Of this city. Tomorrow
morning the thirtyfourth annual ses-
Ion OF the grand lodge will convene in
the state capitol Supreme Vice
Chancellor Brigg Young Of Ada. Ohio.
arrived tonight and viii represent the
supreme chancellor. who was unable
TO attend. About i've hundred sir
knights had arrived tonight. among
them being the Middleport, Ohio. de-
gree team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28

when a negro is nominated for mrm.
borfhip HE race must b. Indicated 40
Tho executive committee
80 orney General GEORGE W. Wick.
orsham declared The resolution Great
ed 70 permanent member OF william ID.
Inwie. m assistant fo the attorney.
Who. with two Other negro pwycrr.
bad oebu unseatod by fhe executive
committee because o. their rscc.
LOWS. Butler u Wilson 81 Boston.
and william H. Morris 81 W~inncabolis.
were ihcn said to b. regularly seated.
Many ondcavorod to discus ihc sub
icct. but tho motion was carried be-
fore thgy wore recognized ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28

Levy in a statement tonight declared
that as soon as he received notice OF
the character OF his tenants he i'm
mediately began dispossess proceed
ings, but vas unable TO get rid OF
them.
The matter became such AN annoy
ance TO me that in April last ! sold
the property for less than it's value
TO Felix Isman. who Immediately con
veyed IT 10 William c. Funk. OF Phils-
delphia." Mr.. Levy said. Other own
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28

ers named are L. Napoleon Levy. who
is a brother OF Congressman Levy:
the Clarence Real estate. the United
States Trust company, the Waldorf
Realty company and other prominent
real estete concerns and a score Of
women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28
VACATION
tcontiHasd from First Pass.)

gaRements made long ago TomOr
rows trip will take the President 10
Columbus. O.. where he will be the
central figure in that city's celebra-
ton Of its centenary As a state capt.
tai The President Il due I'm Column
bus at 80 Thursday morning. will
take breakfast az a local hotel with
Governor Harmon and other officials,
hear German singing societies sere-
unde IN Capitol square. visit the state
fair and look over the exhibits. lunch
with he state board OF agriculture.
watch the races for a few minutes.
hold q reception IN the capitol and
dine With guests Of the centennial Gel
,bration commission a. night.
viii Visit Boston.
Leaving Columbus early Friday
morning he Is due In Boston Sa'ur.
day Tits principal speech Of the trip
viii be- mad" ~ the dinner and be- may
rot b. ahio ~ avoid politics entirely.
The Presidents next trip begins
S.ptember 3 and will take him 90
Washington ON The fourth he viii
open tho International Congress Of Ap-
Piled Chemistry and VII hold q recep
ton 81 the White House that after.
noon for delegates 20 congress. Leav.
INK Washington on tho morning 81
The ffth he will travel 20 New York
board the Yacht Mas flower AMI steam
90 New London. Conn. where. ON tho
sixth. BE- wUl address the Atlantic.
Deeper Water WAYS association
From New London. Mr.. Taft probably
VIII return 60 Beverly on the May
flower For two weeks after his re-
turn orfm the NewaondOn asit. thr
President expects 30 have few inter
rupti0ns ln his vacation plans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28

Mrs. J. y Hfr. Homer. Ga. has
used Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound FOR years. and says. u cheer
fully testify 10 the merits 81 Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. having
used II IN my family for years and
always recommend y ] find it never
falls 70 cure our coughs and colds and
prevents Group ] have five children
and y is the only thing they take for
colds and always with good results.
We would not be without n In our
home Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound contains no opiates or harmful
drugs. For sale BY John Coleman 4
Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28

visitors were on the list 10 see the
PRESIDENT today M he planned 10
take a long motor ride with Mrs.
Taft later.
Executive offices were opened IN ,le
'l'Iihs used Tor presidential business
Tor me last three SUMMERS. Assistant
secretaries Forster aud Hrahnnv. were
Al work q Few hours after ih. marty
i'a.h"d h"v"rly. Tie offices will d.
N,pt "pen lobably Tor six weeks. even
when Mr.. Taft r. away on the short
tfiIs now ON lis schedule.
AIih"ugN he Intends t. rest n much
as possible the President laz several
important matters that may 10 settled
nHt"r" he returns to Washington. liz
LHH yet To- cnOuse a EucccsFur to IL
Harvey ". wiley. a. chief ~ ~. bu-
feau OF dentistry. and ~ ~ expected
iIHt ne Will name The members ~ fne
industrial commission created 10y com
fr'Ss o. Few weeks ag0. Another puz-
lIlng problem that r. 90 be solved coon
- Tue religious Earb order" The
firHld"ut brought with him TIA. recorf-
~nenhnlnur - Secretary 81 the Interior
Firh'f In this matter. ~ tire time no
suspended the order - Indian Commits
slnner valentine foTbidding tie wearinr
or religious gnrh by teachers IN Indian
pr Hu"ls. he announced thu be would
make MS decision public IN September.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28

Fish is sometimes colored with an
inorganic dye to give It the appear
ance OF having been smoked.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28

Tho COW with Tho crumpled horn
looked to- her lnurols
TIN afraid the bull mooso will DO
worse tsiuei. she cried Ncw York
Sun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28

BEVERLY. Mass. Aug 27-Aftcr
hreakfasf with Mrs Taft. tho Presi-
dent motored over 10 the club and
was out ON the links by 10 30. No
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28
RECALL Is
Continues Prom Fir-t p.r.)

ally wrong To apply ~ 10 tho a.
dirtaf g. in violation ~ tho prln
clploq ~ government which ago. of
experience have demonstrated 10 tho
wiao ln The states and On tho federal
government wo have the rlpbf Of i'm.
parchment. and in several OF tho
f'atoa Tho rirht NJ removal ~ n fudge
hf th" Legislature n Tho right Of i'm.
parchment r. not sufficient. an ado.
qunte remedy can be- created for tho
removal ~ a Judge Tor conduct DOB.
consistent with hls Office. after CON.
rlniui r. made and he ls given nm Oh.
p%oriuni'y 20 b. heard In his own d..
fcnqe I'm tiis way The independents
~ Tho judiciary Is maintained ma n
Judge is removed simply FOR inca.
pacity or misconducf in offce.
Tho advocate rf fhis system claim
That - f. go The Interest az fho com.
Nor people This We DENY For
moro Than Boo years fhr Greatest bull
wark for The protection of tho mss of
Tho people has been fhr courts Ttfre
never was n fine in our country when
a man. however poor nr humble. could
NOT apply o. Tho t0urfs and b.. o.
q1rcd OF protection De- Or any 70.
prnaoh upon fhe courts thar fhov have
extended The PHmo protection io Tho
rich ana powerful whcnassaiied by
popular prejudice"
The Negro Question
Ton minutes wss devoted bv tho 40.
snc'aiinn FOB settlement Of rho question
neither negro hvrers should DO al
invited tD member hIp s resolution
prf tfrt.i hf Mr. UI kiuaon was
adopted. providing that hereafter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-28

1efrigerstors and lee Cream Chests.
Porch Furniture. Swings. Lawn
Mowers. Garden Hese and Hose
Reels. Garden Tools. Water Coolers
and Filters. Gasoline Stoves. Hot
Plates and Summer Ovens. etc.
The sun., 1912-06-03

The smallest first baseman in the gam
comes pretty near being the best. the sam
being Mr Stuny MClnnes
The sun., 1912-06-03

DETROIT Juno 2--Statting to-day's
game in ranstorm and with n water
covered field and muddy diamond. the
Highlanders succeeded in pulling n game
from the fire In the ninth inning. when
they scored three runs after getting three
In round six. which tied the game. Ford
WAS easy in the beginning hut tightened
up and held the Tigers scorclcss after the
third inning. Cree was the sensation Of
the day. He made min" outs and several
Of them were difficult chances
The visitors first three runs came in
the sixth inning after Daniels and Chase
had been killed off. Iinn got a fly over
Delahanty, on which Cobb raced in. but
could not reach the ball. Zinn pulled up
at second and took third on wild pitch
Cree and Hartzcll waited and walked.
filling the bags. Gardncrs single To CEN
ter field scored both Zinn and Cree. and
Hartzell ran over the plate when stump
poked single between Bush and Nor
iarty. The scoring ceased when Sweeney
lifted an easy fly to Bush.
The opening of the ninth found the
score tied up. Stump. first up, was easy
for Tyrus. sweeney hunted and beat the
throw, which was wide. Ford doubled to
the score board sending Sweeney to third.
Daniels got one through Moriarty, which
scored Sweeney, Ford taking third, Dan
leIS stole second. BuSn Neldrd thaSe \
boundcr Ia Stanage in time to kill OF Ford
at the plate. Daniels going to third. The
double steal was called for and Stanage
heaved to DFahanty, Daniels sprinting
for the plate. Delahanty made bad
throw TO the rubber, the ball bounding
away from Stanngc Daniels scoring and
Chase going to third.
Chase hesitated there a moment and
then dug for home when he saw oscar
was loaf!ng in pursuit of the sphere
Hal scored easily, Then Zinn made a
pretty bunt and got To- first without the
ball even being thrown by Mullin, who
apparently was greatly peeved. Cree
ended tallying with grounder to Null
lin.
The Tigers started their run getting
at their tir.t erportunity., getting two
hrst four pitched balls by Ford, were
Grounder gave Iavy "A life. on Cobb's
single to right Bush trotted home and
Jones occupied the third sack. being res
cued on Crawford's sacrifice fly to Z!nn
Gre" robbed Delahanty OF a three baggei
when the left fielder backed up aSains,
the fence and grabbed J!n's long fy
II was IA sensational catch.
Dctroits next and last run was scored
in the third inninG. which Cobb opened
with two hageer to left, and ran HON.
on Crawford's single to centre
The home boys started in the ninth
to make killing. Bush got free trans
portatlon and Jones singled. Ford sue.
care Of Crawfords long fiy and Della
hanty fou!ed to sweeney, ending tn,
game.
The score:
The sun., 1912-06-03

WANTED Limousine or Iandauct, ilve pas
scnger: good car aud low price. =. O. Box "a
New Haven. conn
The sun., 1912-06-03

ahead Of the second man in each heat.
ali went out and captured the inve mile
SGa'is sla ,s.' ss'fs 'Gn"f ,i0% @ q:
sey City; who paced him thr1usnout 'ne
the bell The stunt escaped the notice OF
brenda paid Kramer is.i,,I,, back n his sSn, own
scratch They caught UP with the others s,s
quickly and at two miles the ,It, entire d1e mT,a
the field, dropped off and moved ur m,
sS.aaG ds , tGp.S .nSa pspr or he the Rss
He came down close on Kramer and , shut
the American champion on the pole. Inus ,',.
ISs1u on tse natsde smpy
by him. Grendn seeing that Kramsr a,, was
pulled OF, took his. time and waited unit,
nnSs ths iwefn rom poe Freddy Sftcr wsst % John Be-
deli was third. The summaries:
. @ ss s.ses s.eSns ~ WsfSsr Ss'Ss b'SfG sf
Match Rae S...o, .ascn
Il. A. Dleienbscher third Time, minute isu,;,
= seconds: second hsa,.wOn MsssTti' Ti%e
an%fasGs TinS's sf'ssS ssSonds ?SrS msss
ss!ss SsaSs $"?s ;:sslS;
fessional by Frank /. Kramer; Tommy
Smith. second; Peter Drobach. third; Albert
onc-rhird Mile Handicap. Amatepr,Won by
Donald MacDougali scratch Frank Whitney,
So yards, second: Tommy Sanford. 30 yards.
third Time 81 seconds. - , A..
Two Mile Invitation. Professional Won by
Menus Bcdell John Bcdel sccend Pave os MacEnSS s,S
George Cameron, sixth. Time, minutes IL 80
seconds - A.. ,,.,,
Five Mile Amateur Open Won by Donald
Driver. third; Gus Wohlrab. fourth. Time. 10
Three Mile Handicap, Profcssionai. Won by
Alfred Grcnda, scratch; Freddy West. 10 ards.
second; John Bedell. rs yards. third: petc Dto-
bach, so yards, fourth: Ernest Jokus. llo yards
MIN. Time, q minutes IL As seconds. -
Fifteen Mile Motor Paced Race. Won by
Ernest pys: Percy Lawrence. second Nat butler.
third. Time 20 minutes 81 30 seconds.
The sun., 1912-06-03
SOUNDS LIKE HOSPITAL LIST.
Browns shot to Pieces and Lose
Another Game,

ST. I.orIs. June 2.--Robcrt Groom. the
tall right handler of the Washinrton team,
not only forced Stovall. the Browns newly
appointed leader. To strike out on his first
two times To the plate to-day hut he also
kept most Of the local players from con-
Meeting with his delivery often enough To
do any serious damage. The result was
another defeat for the 81. Louis club. 6
To 3.
Austin had gone to his mothers funeral
i'm Cleveland. Pratt was switched to
third from second. 1.aporte played sec
ond and Compton filled Laporte's place In
right. Krchell had "A lame arm and was
unable to throw. Compton was sick and
collapsed in the clubhouse after the game.
,.Ir.
The sun., 1912-06-03
YACHTING AT BuzzARDs BAY.
New Course for Beverly Yacht C,ub
schedule Intcrestins,

Yachtsmen who make Bnzzards Bav their
headquarters are anticipating some lara
snort this year. They are favored mora
than other yachfsmen by weather con.
ditions as II IL seldom there is not a good
sailing wind on Bua2ards Bay on a snnrmer
afternoon. The Beverly Yacht Club viii IN
all probabili abandon the old courses and
start the contests from on RuGrIcs Ioln,.
where new house is to be built \, lo,.,
one race will be started from this point ,o
INTRODUCE the new course and there v,l
probably he more.
The Sippican Yacht Club will not use -,
old clubhouse this year and the ncmb,,,
are figuratively at sea. The club rn'N'
not have any set series Of races IL b,s
asked the Beverly club to manage tho ramas
for the Van Rensselaer, cup.
The Beverly Yacht club new ono desi,,
is footers of which there are six are tnisbsd
at Lawley's and are TO he known A. ihe
Crane 10 footers. named for the ,lnsirro,
The old one design yachts will he ,tI'oI
the HerreshoH - footcrs. Cups have loon
offered for the 81 tooters the sondcr ,I,."
and the Crane and lierreshoN II foo,er.