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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-22
NOTICE OF SALE

STATE OF MINNESOTA
County of Brown.
District Court .m
Ninth Judicial District.
Emil Mueller and Luella Mueller, his
wife, Plaintiffs,
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PROBE DEATH OF FIVE.

A judicial inquiry has been ordered
into the deaths of guide named
Melounig and four others whose froz-
en- bodies were found on the Gross
Venedtger glacier near Gratz, Aus
tria. An examination of the bodies
disclosed that the guide had been
killed by a blow from an ice axe.
dealt from behind. 1t is thought pos
sible that the tourists slew Melounig
because he led them astray.
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MuskRAT lNvADEs GERMANY.

The American muskrat is invading
Germany. He has not come directly
from America. but by way of Aus
tria. About nine years ago large
land owner of Bohemia imported ten
pairs of the animals from America
and turned them loose on his estate,
which lies some twenty-five miles
from Prague. They propagated rapid
ly and soon overran all Bohemia. Re-
Gently they have crossed the Saxon
frontier into Germany and now it is
regarded as only question of time
when all German streams and lakes
will be infested with them.
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WAR ON TOBACCO TRUST.

The Bavarian war ministry has or
dered all branches of the Bavarian
army, including the officers messes
and the mems canteens, to purchase
their cigarettes only from firms indie
pendent of the tobacco trust. The
trust cigarettes already had been
banned from Bavarian railway sta
tons.
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FOR EXHIBIT At FRISCO.

An appropriation Of $4,000 was
approved by the city council Of Wen
~ for the maintenance Of q vienns
exhibit ct the San Francisco Panama
exposition.
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The German wine growing indus
try is In bad way. Every year since
1906 there has been a shrinkage In
the acreage of the vineyards so that
the total has fallen from $4,000 to
266,O00 acres. As evidence of the
growing distress of the winters the
fact Is cited that the debts of tho
fifty cooperative societies of growers
on the Moselle have increased from
$345, 900 to $2.000,00O within ten years.
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ARMY USES. PHONES ONLY.

October 1 will see an increase of
the Geographic detachment of the
German army by new battalion
The designation of these troops, how
ever, is only a Renaissance, for there
will henceforth be no army telegraph
ic service. The telegraph has been
replaced by the telephone The only
disadvantage of telephone service
that it leaves no written records
considered to be much more than
counterbalanced by the fact that the
telephone service is faster and does
not require a specially trained staff
The general commanding will here
after have at his disposal thirty wag-
ons, drawn by 100 horses and equip
ped with sixty telephones and about
seventy-five miles of cable and wires.
+ 4. +
FINE POINT OF LAW.
A fine point in law has been raised
here as to whether a person can be
convicted Of attempted murder when
blank cartridges have been fred in
the belief they had bullets. The case.
is that Of young woman who bought
pistol from dealer who prudently
charged it with blank shells. The
girl then shot at her lover without do
ing him the slightest harm. On ar-
rest she admitted her intention to
murder the man, but her lawyers have
now raised the point that a person
cannot be convicted of shooting with
intent to kill'' when it is impossible
to carry out the intention. The point
is now the subject of ingenious argu-
ment on both sides.
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GERMAN SHIP ABANDONED.

The German steamship Mendoza has
been abandoned as total wreck. It
went ashore July II in fog on the
Argentine coast. The passengers and
crew, numbering 257, were saved.
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AIR COLLISION FATAL.

Karl Geigant, a German aviator, Is
dead from injuries received during q
collision between his aeroplane. and
that Of Lieutenant Won Der Luehe OF
the Mecklenburg grenadiers on July
IA as both aviators were starting on
flight. The lieutenant also was 60
verely hurt.
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Martin Mueller and Anna M. Mueller,
his wife, Mrs. Mary Johnson and
Charles A. Johnson, her husband,
Henry Mueller and Mary Mueller,
his wife, Herman R. Mueller and Ida
Mueller, his wife, Frank Mueller and
Theresa Mueller, his wife, William
H. Mueller and Bertha Mueller, his
wife, Defendants.
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Reports Of Swedish Alliance With
Germany or Any Other Country.
Norwegian lnvents Device That AS
sures Secrecy of Wireless Telegra-
phy-"swat-the-Fly" Exhibition Civ
en- at Copenhagen.
81. X !. !. !: !. i. l. :. !. !. * j. ]. !. X
!. SWEDEN. \
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HOPE TO EvApE TAXES.

HOPE TO EvADE TAXES.
Notwithstanding the sharp punish
by the war tax laws passed by the
reichstag last year It 10 evident that
much German capital has fed the
country to escape taxation.
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AVIATOR LONG IN AIR.

Reinhold Boehm, a German aviator,
using the same biplane employed by
Landman In making his nonstop flight
Of q hours 40 minutes on June %.
made new duration record of "a
hours IL minutes.
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UP ALMOST FIVE MILES.

An omccial test of the Paragraph
carried by Heinrich Oolerich In his
biplane showed that the altitude At
tanned BY him on his record ascent at
Leipzig on July II was 26,146 feet,
1b4 feet less than I'VE miles.
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STUDENT DUELIsT DIES.
A student of the university at Mar
burg bled to death after a duel with
q fellow student during which his
jugular vein was severed. Fatal re-
suits are almost unknown in these
encounters
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+ DENMARK. +
i. 4. !. + !. + i. !. + !. i:
Flack, Denmark's great anti-fy agi.
tator, has arranged "Swat-the-fly''
exhibition in Copenhagen, which in a
measure is the most unique and use
full exhibition that has been held in
the Danish capital for many years.
He has electric fly killers on exhibit
ton, besides lot Of other simple de-
vices to kill the pestiferous fly, and
claims that within, ten years there is
not going to be fly in all Denmark.
The exhibition is attracting a great
deal of attention and thousands Of
Copenhagen's citizens are engaged in
a fy-swatting crusade, the like OF
which has never been recorded.
!. !. i.
Temperance is gaining great head.
way in Denmark. This can be CLEAN
ed from the fact that numerous total
abstinence societies are being organ
lied. The Danish Total Abstinence
association, which has $4,000 mem
bers, held grand rally in Copen-
hagen recently.
!. + i
The well known film man and null
timillionaire. Ole Olsen of Copen-
hagen, has promised to finance an
expedition to the North pole. He
wants Knut Rasmussen to make the
dash this time, but as yet the latter
has not accepted.
:. !.
Edward D. Winslow. United States
consul at Copenhagen, is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Chicago, Ill. He
is accompanied by Mrs. Winslow.
!. !.
Dowager Queen Alexandra Of Eng
land is expected to visit her royal rel
atives in Copenhagen during the lat
ter part OF, July and August.
MARION 8. NOREIIUS. i
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It Is rumored that John Forsell, the
renowned Swedish opera singer.
"Sweden's Caruso," has accepted an
engagement at the Royal Opera Of
Berlin, beginning January, 1915.
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SEPTEMBER MORN WINS
THREE OF ten EVENTS
Entry OF L. NJ. Newgass Is Star
Performer Of Matinee
Horse Show.

September Morn. owned by L. n. New
gass, was the star performer In the
matinee horse show al the Little Riding
School, 124 West Fifty-sixth street. yes-
terday. This entry carried off three firsts
during the course of the show. which con-
sisted OF ten events. Practically every
event had more than twenty entries and
a large crowd was enthusiastic In Its
praise OF the performers. The sum
maries:
Saddle Horses. rs? ana rnder-won by
September Morr owned by l.. VI. SewEass.
ridden bv Miss Marie Rodewah
Hack Ponies--won BY surprise owned by
George Chlpoha.e.
Ladies' Saddle Horses. ladies to Ride
Won by September Morn. Miss Rodewald up
Chiidrens Riding competition. Boys d.
,ision-Won by A II Paine. Girls d.
vision--won nv Miss Susie seliEman.
standard Bred saddle Hsr.s-won ey
Elkin Belle. owned by George Chipchsse.
Saddle Horses over lj.2-Won by Black
Peal owned by Or. g, Douglas
Ponics Not Exec edinS is2, children 70
Riae--won BY pCmi Tasse. owned by A. r.
Paine.
Combination Horse. to be shown 10
wagon and Under saddle--won by septem-
Der Morn.
Ladies' Junpe-s--won ny sapolio. owned
by Gtorx. Ehpchase.
Jump.r.--Won BY Highlander. owned By
r. u. Retts
Handicap jumping contest between q. l.
Franks Tiny Tim ~ inches high. and
George Chipchase's Sapolio, Is Inches high
Won by Tiny Tim.
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and Power Company ~ Morris Heights
a Il foo, twin screw raised deck cruiser.
which viii b. h,tsd with two cylinder
90 by Speedway motors. This zach
will be unusually commodious, and will
have four statercoms aft and large
dining room forward The general d.
mensions are ~ fee, over all s3 feet on
the water line. 10 feet beam and feet
6 inches draught. 4 speed OF fifteen miles
an hour has been guaranteed. Mr. Par
fridge Is now cruising Florida waters on
his so foot Speedway launch Vanguard.
formerly Kalolah II.
\ - foot twin screw cruiser In being
built al Morris Heights for l.. q. White
of Brockton, Mass. which l. to be fitted
with two cylinder Speedway motors.
walter Jennings OF the New York Yacht
Club Is having built by the Gas Engine
and Power Company Is foot day cabin
launch. which will I've fitted with
cylinder 6 by 40 horsepower Speedway
motor. This boat Is TO be delivered on
June I, for service at Oyster Bay. II
viii he named Jock Scott. after the well
known fly used by salmon fishermen.
/ r. =. Albee OF tho Larchmont Yacht
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in great style won by . wheel and half
in 4 minutes ~ As seconds. This made
a new record for the arrnory. beating the
figures of 4 minutes SO 30 seconds made
NV Lake himself at the Greek American
games early this winter.
There was a stin battle for points in
the Catholic League events, the honors
roInr TO 1t. Vincent Ferrer with 8 points.
The Dominican Lyceum was second with
8. Ozanam Association and Knights OF
81. Antony scored 8 each and McCaddin
Lyceum had 2.
Another point trophy was NJ stake for
the different branches Of the Ozanam As
ISOLATION. This went to the Fifty sixth
street branch. which had runners in the
wan In nearly every closed event. The
score Of the winners was IS points
against II for the Forty second street
branch, 10 for Hudson street. for Fifty
second street and for Sixteenth street
The summaries:
50 r.rd Dash Midss. fS 1,s o,.n.T r,i A.:
;s,:.s s'r; s... s Ss.ach ss1a r T,m.
p;;s I 1t s.m fer Off, s'.s,
s 5I!. s Es..sS .: :.ss.S 5f sss
ss!::s ss:"s% !Sirs nm. 'sS S.,Ss,,,
| No 1, 10 feet; H. J.Flood b. Sineen
| Ferrer, u feet. second; r Teschner, Domini:
can Lycsum. ~ feet third. Time 81
SSc Ysrd Hun, senior. Handicap for
| OEanam Assocfa tton-Won by Walter I
Freund, Fifty-sixth Street, ~ yards: J. q
Behnksn. Fifty-silth Street. scratch second
n Prisl, Hudson stree. ~ yards third
40 Yard Run. Noyics-won BY James a
Kennedy, Knights Of 81. Antony; clsrens'
W. Eastman, Dominican Lyssum. third
LssSus-wen ~. O. flynn St vinss s
rnirh,. Of IL. Antony. ii yards second
James MeKenna. az yards. third Time
pa sse f sronx Ha cSureS Mouse. ~ wards:
Rosenba UNI. Glencoe A. g, 80 yards. second
third. Time, q minutes l second
hsH A;%s,:s S Sn'' wee: II isHs Fly
:i.th street i Rr:nsh 6ssss ....sa '%0i
RsSinso.. Tor!yx; second street Branch third
T'oS::; = I s:'G Rsi.y. Handicap. TO. c.thos
Athletic 1Aesue--won DENNIS ME :.
S:Sn z sssfs::., Tits ec Hs Is ,'%Sr:
- STssSsi xsaSS'' ~. AA::..sscrfl;..,.
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ORourke and Cough. Time. minutes
-Four Lap junior Relay for ozanam .Associ-
ation--won by Forty second Street Branch.
with Parish, Manson, Firuegan and Elsa
Hudson street Frspch, second, with Rocks
bury. Maroney. ,seanlon and Fiaher,y; FIFTY.
Kenney,. wesser and Murphy Time. 1
Association--won by J. Rcardon Fifty. six In
street Branch. % Yards; william J. Mcclure,
second; A. Roife. Hudson Street Branch. Is
ysrds third. Time I minu,ss IS seconds
oa ss Lee s'p,Sr Hudson 'G s,rest ini sranes
81 yards. Forty. second street Branch. -
yards. second; Fifty,sls ;l street branch; 80
Two. Mile Bicycle, Handicap.won by
second; W. .waeldn.r. rmplrs City Wheel:
men. IS yards. third. Time ! minutes ~ As
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NAVY FENCERS MEET TARTAR.
Penn Extends Rivals and Only wiz
nv can't Hans Decides Meet.

ANNAPOLIS, March 2i.--The fencers Of
the Naval Academy son from the Uni
versity or Pennsylvania here this after
noon by five bouts to four and they got
the hardest kind OF Contos; from the
visitors. Hans, the Naval Academy cap
tain, fenced with his usual clevsrnss ~ and
st.adln.ss. winning all his bouts, but he
barely beat Casasus an active and ex-
perienced member OF the Pennsylvania
team. taking his bout by but one point.
The third round began with each team
having won one bout. Elsberg OF the
Naval Academy defeated Gerhard, Penn
syivania, by one point and Hans decided
the match by winning from Casasus. In
the ANAL bout Van Buskirk, Pennsylvania.
won from Halpine. Naval Academy by a
single point. -or the regular period had
resulted IN n tie. Five OF the bouts were
decided by n single point.
The midshipmen We're clearly superior
to the visitors with the sabres. winning
four OF the fve matches Headiee. Horn
and Cochrane did the best work for the
Navy and Piogg for Pennsylvania
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sHAFER TURNS DOWN orr1x
Repeats Declare tion That lie lie Done
VIII Baseball

Los ANGELES. March 21.-President
Hampstead OF the New York Giants -
Art Shafer, the man he came West to 80
again to-day. Unless the local star
changes his mind the Giant head has had
the trip In vain.
IL was learned to-day that Shafer had
refused to consider any proposition he
might make and t,,c the visiting maenats
that nothing could induce him to return
TO the game.
Hampstead offered Shafer a SURPRISING
salary. but the player merely repeated
what he had said before. that he does nvs
like baseball or its associa tons and thss
at no time will he return to II.
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aYnAsT1cs EASY FOR n. Z. q.
Tean Captures QsaapansslaP Meet,
VITA RstGess Second.


VITA Rstsers second.
The New York University gymnastic
team won the annual four cornered gym
nsstic meet held between New York Urn.
versity. RuteerA Arnerst and Columbia
at the Bedford Y. N. c. A., Brooklyn.
last night. The N Y. U. gymnasts
scored q total Of 2sh points. twelve points
ahead Of their nearest competitor. Rut-
gers. with . total Of 1th points. Two Of
Rutgerss best performers were absent
owing to iilness, or tho score might have
been much closer. Amher.t hnished third
with IL points. while Columbia barely
escaped . whitswash. scoring but >
points.
Crsmer Of N. z. u. proved the star Of
the contest. He scored IL Of his team
points, winning two hrsts, thu side horse
and the parallel bars. He also tied for
first place on the horizontal bar with
Gaipa Of Rutgers performed some wonder
full Maltese crosses. butcher. the cham
plon A. A. Y. club swinger. came back to
his old form last night and won hrst
place with ease.
Cremsr's giant swings and cross arm
swinsA combined with his hying dlsmount
were the features Of the horizontal bar
contest The summaries:
cremcr Of n. y. D. and anderson 81
Rutgers; Doyle Of coiumbia. third
R;i.,on Of hp,Ssrs. second; Van Dyck o.
Rutgers. third.
Club swinsing--won by butcher Of N.
Philips Of n. Y. u, third.
Parallel Bars-won by Cremer Of "
Fiyinc kinGs-won BY Gaipa Of Rutgers;
Kopchovsky Of N. Y. u, second; Adler OF
.' Ta%Siins@wo. by Mer.rn.n Of Am.
third between Chambers Of Rutgers and
Gilloou Of ~. Y. y.
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KoLEHMAINEN AGAIN IN FRONT.
Takes Three Mile Louisville Race "a
- Minutes ~ Seconds.

LOUISVILLE. March 21--Hnnncs Ko'ch-
malner OF the Irish American Athletic
Club New York. defeated J. W. Ray to-
night IN three mile feature race man
AIRED by the Louisville Amateur Athletic
Federation. Several others competed. 5ut
Il was two man race throughout. Ray
led for the Nrst mile and n half Then the
Finn closed up on him and drew away in
the last mile.
The men were nearly fifteen yards apa II
at the finish. Kolehma!nen's time was IA
minutes 81 seconds
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.N.Y:A. c. aUNNERs TURN TABLES
Lead Dosten A. A. II second Half Of
Match.

PELHAM MANOR, March 2i.-Trapshoot-
ers of the New York Athletic Club won
the intercity shoot against the sunners
from the Boston Athletic Ass alton at
Travers island to-day. The Hub gun
ners came to New York with lead OF
~ birds gained in the hrst shoot two
weeks ago on their own traps As they
were beaten yesterday by 81 targets the
Winged Foot experts took the shoot by .
margin Of 20.
In the aggregate to-day the New York
Athletic Club had 1915 targets, against
l,bss for the Hub Gunners.
In addition to the intercity match the
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New York Athletic Club decided thelr
usual programme. The most important
shoot was the distance handicap that was
won by X. II. Debacher. 1t gave him -four
legs on the cup and the permanent owner
ship OF the handsome trophy, George
Corhsu did the best all around work Of
the day. taking four OF the eight regu'ar
fixtures He annexed the monthly cup,
the club cup. the Trsveys Island trophy
and the high handicap prize. The scores
SECOND Leo OF INTERCITY SHOOTS
TARGETS MAN
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LAKE STIRS CROWD
WITH GAME SPRINT
Champion Bike Rider Overh auls
Nunxiata, 40 Yarder, in
Two Mile Race.
BREAKS ARMORY RECORD
st. Vincent Ferrer Wins stiff
Battle for Catholic
League Cup.

Alfred q. Lake Of the New York A. c.
proved his right Of the title OF nat floor
king by winning the two mile bicycle
handicap from scratch at the games OF
the Osanam Association In the Seventy
FIRST Regiment Armory last night. There
were few open events on the programme
and Lakes grand sprint for victory
aroused more enthusiasn than any other
happening. Lake caught Jerry Nunziata,
forty yard man. quarter Of mile
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S,.aIlNoroS, Va, March 21.--when Tho
ptnhfton and Lee basketball team
=, Buck Miles. the former Erasmus
~, captain for next year the man
=. selected for tn" honor who led the
scoring during the late campaign.
~" nte and Blue quintet scored Az
IN. ms year, Miles making las. or 4
a. over third Of them. He shot ~
"soals and so from fouls.
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Club is having built by the seabury Com
pany So foot high speed twin screw
motor boat. which is to be driven by two
cylinder. 7 by Speedway motors. The
accommodations are arranged for day
service, as the boat II to run between
Larchmont and New York. 1t will be
ready about June !. business ts brisk
large steamers building there this winter.
whole fleet Of small c!aft Is being
turned out.
Carlos de Zafra. chairman Of the re-
gntta comn,ittee OF the Atlantic Yacht
Club. IL having built an Off shore cruiser
which he has designed himself. Mr. de
Zafra has had much experience cruising
on Chesapeake Bay and Long island
Sound and his new boat Is specially de-
signed to be serviceable in heavy weather.
The general dimensions are IS feet over
all, IL feet beam. feet draught. The
planking will be OF yellow pine and the
outside Joiner work and deck fitting OF
teak. The yacht will be handled from tho
top Of the forward cabin trunk. Below
deck there will be one double statero )m.
enc single room and a large saloon which
will have deep built In seats. which will
DO used for berths when occasions re-
auire extra accommodations. These will
he forward OF the engine space. In the
after part will be the owners quarters,
which will he finished In mahogany and
white enamel. In the engine space. which
VIII De between waterugnt ouikneaas' VIII
ue he 10 no,se-pU"er no',I ano tne ~.
rooms and the stern OF the yacht will be
n lazarette. This yacht will be equipped
with an electric lighting outfit, will be
rlesed WIN Two pore Hnsts on whcn saws
car De carried ana VIII nave "Te'ess
outfit
Rober, II. Mccormick. Jr, greatly I'd.
mired the Elco cruiser exhibited at the
motor boat shows here and at CHICAGO.
nv s.aw - VI VIZ eIa's ~ W
conNehience OF Ine INFERIOR hrrshes"ents
~. n,acsa an order Win m. E.,co COW.
psny ror duplicate of the yacht ami it
use the yacht NJ Bar Harbor. w. s. W.
Edgar OF Dayton. ohio. has ordered an
o,h.r vhtcn a. v,i,, ,sa on Lang Isiand
Sound. These IS foot cruisers made a
boa, men. and among those who have
ordered duplicate. are X. D. Alexander of
Spring Station. Ky: w. II. Gooderham OF
and George J. Tuckett OF Rochester. These
stanch cruisers have very comfortable liv-
on them. Each has roomy galley and n
large motor room. which Ia under the
bridge. One man can handle the yacht.
4 The deck space II large and a thwart seat
makes an ideal observation spot for those
on board.
! -
The New York Motor Boat Club has ar
ranged a big schedule OF events for the
season. The club will 70 In commission n
| 3 o'clock on May 23 and after that the
| features will be:
| NAV 20 club races for all class.s. Msy 80
! club races arr cruise TO Croton Point. re-
/ turning May 81; June 8, race ~ Colurnh,s
! AZ. .,uu. 'un -. 49, rr,,,.sr. s,d
/ one, ho,t. ,hi-,y.,wo nautical miles june
/ 27. sixth annual race TO Albany and return
| 27i nautical miles. open TO boats un'e,
! forty ',-t ~ lensth Ju'y "; cur 80 ~. ~
,nn,,,,s -.cs. on Grand Vie. -Hud.o,
July as. cornheld Light Vessel race Of
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new owners for Yachts.

rns following transfers Of yachts are
reported through the agency Of John @.
The 20 foot water iine. cruising knoea.
about nance; sole for T. y; s'syn ~, OF OF. S nv.
The % foot water line .ioop Tun n;i sold q
member OF the Boston Yacht Club
Tns % foot water line snSekab =. w pnsn.
,o ~ ~ Z Aspinai OF Newton. Macs.
The Gas Engine and Power Company has
so,A for Miss Eleanor Peregrine the steam
Yacht Nina, which was built for the late
waiter 10 Duryea. to some Toronto yachts
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N,sscfroS, March 2l.-The freshman
erhlhs tournament which has been In
IT, Tor the past two months. has
a,~ won by Capt. G. II. Burchenal with
NO. " points. Other high men were
' 4Sa',ason, rs points; A.. &c. Norris and
n. T. Moore. 90 points each. Burchenai
M, 'hown great ability and Il Ii thought
h s"y careful training and development
b ~ De almost ths equal Of Capt. H. J.
~ Who will be graAsaAee1 n ynnA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
rio.sAs Games Gales On.

JACK oNvILLE. Fla. March 3i.-Base-
bali playing was out Of the question on
account Of 4 cold rain either here or at
st. Augustine to-day and the Ysnlgans
game with Jacksonville and that or the
resuIars with the 81. Louis Cardinals At
~ AurustIns was called of. Manager
Mack left this afternoon for homo on &C.
count Of illness in his family. The reeu-
Inrs vii, leave here Sunday night for
savannah on the return trip home.