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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20
DIR. M|LL|KAN LECTURES
ON THE NEW PHYSICS
Noted Scientist Of Chicago University
Addresses Big Richmond Col
lcge Audience.
DEPLoREs EFFECT OF WAR
Says European Conflict Has Seriously
1mpeded Onward March of Science
Which, Was Fostered by Co-Opera-
ton Of Students Here and Abroad,

Tho New Physics" was the subject
Yesterday afternoon OF n lecture under
the Thomas Foundation ut Richmond
college by Robert Andrews hIillikan,
IN. ID. associate professor Of physics
at the University Of Chicago. DR.. Mil
tikah Is one OF the best known ply
sicists OF the country, and the oppor-
tunlty TO hear n discussion OF the sub
)ect by one so well-known TO the SCI
entitic world and so well qualified to
handle 1T in an interesting manner was
eagerly seized, not only by the teachers
and students OF the CITY schools. hut
by many Richmonders Interested I'm this
science.
DR.. Millikan said that as n result OF
tho new thought and the new methods
IN the realm of physics the world had
peen rcvolutioniZed within the last
century.
Unlike our forcfathers, who clunr
10 philosophy OF mysticism and fatal
ism. regarding the elements ONLY ns
something peculiar to the gods. and
cnurciy without the province of human
investigation" said DR.. Millikan. "we
belong to an era In which prevails the
spirit OF Investigation In an effort 10
ma the connection between things. tho
correlation OF phenomenon with phc
notnenon. We arc unwilling to accent
thinss as we find them. but endeavor
TO search out their component ports
ana make use OF our knowledge In tho
iurtherance Of human happiness and
human comfort This is distinctly an
age OF rationalism"
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
FATHER OF NEW ERA
Inc new era dawncd he said. when
Ben1alntn Franklin was bold enough ia
tanper with the visible wrath of tbr
gods. and found that IL was nothing
more than the effect produced when
ne stroked his pet cat in the dark
lhirty years later. he said. Volta dis
.o.creo that the omnipotent wrath was
oo."ihec ny the action OF acids on
metals thus paving the way for tho
modern battery. Then Faraday got
thc same results by drawing n wiro no
"cch Two magnets, marking tho birth
81 the dynamo. This reach!ng out into
me hitnerto sacred precincts Of the
70 .n,,. s"lo ana the unceasing search
~ solVe the mysteries of the earth and
SKY eliminated In the priceless h,na.trm
OF radium and the X-rav
Inc new physics" said DR.. Milliknn
IN me iar-reachins results OF it's I'm,
oIo .sh,'on. has given impetus TO
feMtions and discoveries OF each ,.nr
cal lor the establishment OF fac,orics
aI'o ma hNfacturing plants throuphon,
the country. "out
Dr. Miiiikan said that the onward
march or science has been vcry vnrto''.
~ hindered by the Euronc,n o,
mo rapid strides OF the last comm
he said have been due in large mensmrc
, 20 Tue frank cooperation OF the scien.
. ISIS OF INC world Scientific inves,Jra.
.'on mas been reicgated. he said ~
oack seat, and the world Is now on
Gagged In lifo and death struggle h.
cause OF the ravaging disease Of mil.
tarism. VI Hii'-
nr: Millikan Will deliver the scco,d
and last lecture OF the sories this
noon at o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20
CHlCKEN-STE CASE
Two Men Sent On to- Grand Jury.
Women Go to JniI.

Walter Holmes and Oscar Smith
both colored. were sent on to the grand
jury from the Police Court yesterday
on charge OF breaking into the chick
en- house OF John Thomas. 749 North
Seventeenth Street, and stealing nine
chickens Policeman Bertuccl arrested
the men. with Wilbur Fisher. n small
negro boy. who was sent to the Juve-
nile Court for trial by Justice Griggs
yesterday.
The policeman arrested Carrie Cary
and Mamie Smith. both colored, on a
charge OF knowingly having stolen
chickens In their possession, and the
two women were sent to jail for fifteen
days each in the Police Court yester-
lny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20
Governor stuar, Return.

Governor stuart returned TO tho CAM
,oI Yesterday after an absence OF ten
days The greater part %! the time
he spent at his home. Elk Garden, Rms.
sen county \ fresh coat Of tan on
ms 'ace and the sparkle In his eve
advertise tho fact that Governor stu.rt
INDUCED freely in his favorite. exercise
while In Russell--riding his saddle
horses over the hills. He is In tho
PINK OF condition physically
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20
GOVERNOR TO ATTEND
VIII Participate I'm Memorial ExerciH-s
Mt OnkwoOd Cemetery.

Governor Stuart and several members
of his staff will participate In the Con-
fcdcratc memorial services to be held
mortal Day.
Shortly after his arrival at the Capt.
tol yesterday morning, the Governor
siGnificd his acceptance OF an invita-
tion from the officers of the lakewood
Memorial Association to assist In the
ceremonies. Members of the Cover
nora staff living In Richmond and
nearby have consented to accompany
the executive on the occasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20
wanted In North Caro,,n,

Arthur l.. Hunt. colorcd arrested nv
detective SerEcants Erenrel and A..
ilnSon on charge Of being n furi
I'VE from Justice from North Ca,'ol,n,
IS mere IA" is charged with felony, VIII
De arra!&ned in the Police Court for
4 hearing on April %. The man IS
SAID 10 have disposed OF 1nortgaped
property and Is wanted by tho au-
'horities OF Warrcnton, n. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20
Preparing Pension Check,

The list OF pensions to DO paid out
May is being prepared by Pension
CLERK Johnson. of state Auditor C. Leo
Moorc's STAFF, and the checks will be
mailed to the old Confederate soldiers
and widows OF Veterans on the last
day OF April.
These pensions are allowed under
Inc pension act which passed tho Gen
crai Assembly In 1888 The total amount
TO be distributed May ! IL between
$4,000 and $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20
with Justice Maurice.

Justice II. A. Maurice upheld the
move-on ordinance yesterday morning
In Police Court. Part H., when he fined
Nicholas Johnson $3.50 for refusing
to move Mt the request OF policeman.
Solomon Smithers was assessed $50
and costs on the charge of being cruel
to his horse.
Agnes Pulliam was sentenced to jail
for thirty days for being disorderly on
the streets and raising a general dis
turbance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20
Selling Iaonor w,thou, I,c.,

naNid Williams, colored. was fined
ioo and costs In the Police Court YES
''roaE on charge OF selling liquor
W 'lhou' license At the house. 23o3
i'""' 'i"hhHh street. Policemen Cor
don Smith aud Duffy raldca the pInrc
Inc case against Ed Willinyhor,
charged with maintaining n d!sorderly
house at the place was dismissed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20
Attend. Debt Hearing.

Acknowledgement John Garland Pol
lard went to Washington yesterday to
appear In the United States Supreme
Court Tor the Commonwealth OF Vir-
ginia In the Virginia-West Virginia
debt case. The final hearing on OBJ
jections to tho findings contained in
the report OF Special Master Little
field was scheduled to come UP at noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20
Driver i. Dinmis.ed.

John !. Kay driver Of the mule team
which ran over Herman w. Cullen
Saturday afternoon and inflicted in
juries from which Cullen died Sunday,
was dismissed In the Police Court ycs-
terday. The man was charged with
involuntary manslauEhter, but the
charge was purely technical. Detective
Sergeants willy and Kellam asking
thnt the case be dismissed in court
Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20
stolen Chr necoxnrea-

Detective Sergeant Wiltshire yester-
day succeeded I'm locating r. Cor
don's automobile, stolen from before
his residence. 1907 West Avanue. sun.
day night. nj Walton Avenue and
Brook Road. The owner was notified
OF the cars location and sent for IL
last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20
Authorizes church to borrow.

An order entered yesterday by Judge
II. Carter Scott. Of the City Circuit
Court. allows the trustees Of the Thlr-
ty-frst Street Baptist Church, colored,
to borrow $5.175 and to cucumber the
church property at Thirty-frst and O
Streets as security for the loan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20
Jailed for Ninety Dnya.

Sadie Brown, colored, was sentenced
to jnil for ninety days by Justice
Griggs yesterday, when convicted Of
stealing a pocketbook containing 81
from John Chalmers. Policeman A.
NJ. Smith arrested tho woman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20
Resisted Arrent

ROBERT Dean, colored was fined 81
ana COSTS yesterday by Magistrate r.
d. rurHear. or Henrico County, charged
with resisting arrest. lie w,s nncd
*Z0o on charge OF abusing his wife
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20
SONS OF VETERANS WILL
take PART IN REUNION
Annual Meeting of Local Camp Is
Held, With Large At
tendance.
DIR. HARRISON is COMMANDER
Contribution Is Made to Fund for
Entertainment OF Visiting Confed-
crate Veterans During Reunion
Week-Sons Serve on Committees.

ARRANGEMENTS to aid in the enter
talnment OF the veterans during the
reunion here June J. and were made
last night at the annual meeting Of the
IL. e. Lee Camp. No. l. Sons Of the Con-
icderate veterans. and 500 towards the
general fund was contributed from the
sons treasury. This amount Is In addi-
non 10 $500 which has been contributed
from the private purses OF individual
members of the command It is ex-
pected that the amount will be In
creased before the reunion, as the gen
eral committee under the Craftsmanship
OF Captain John Lamb has sent forth
an urgent call for more funds with
which 10 meet the general expense
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected az follows: commander. DR.. Vir-
Einius Harrison: first lieutenant-com-
mander. l. Morris Warren; second lieu
tenant-commander. 7. Gray Haddon:
secretary. John C. Ncale; treasurer, e
Leslie Spence. Jr; chaplain. +. +. Rem
ME: surgeon. Or. r. c. Bryan: cxecu-
tive committee. J. Bernard Robb
George II. Keesee. Branch -. Morgan,
William F.. Crawford, r. L. C. Scott
w. Ross Southwark and William 4.
I.oehr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20
.InlIed for steniins

John Truo. colorcd. was sentenced
to sixty days In Jail by JuHticb Griggs
yesterday on charge Of stealing
Sll40 from w. c. Todd g. Som.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20
Stray Horne Found

A dark roam horse was found D.,
the Southside police ycSterdny. and |,
being kept ut the Third Police Station
whero the owner may claim H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20
~ DIR. j. ~. CPSHUR
AND JUDGE u. G. RICuANHSON

Interest was added by addresses de-
livcred by DIR. J. y. upshur and Judge
y. g. Richardson. pr. Upsur read again
the memorial address on the battle OF
New Market which he delivered ut the
Virginia Military Institute In 1903, and
Judge Richardson delivered RENT
nisccnt talk. recalling the day when
he and his brother left home with the
consent OF their mother TO fight for the
lost cause. The brother never returned,
and Judge Richardson was wounded
New members accepted into tho or
SANITATION last night include W. e
Woody, George l. Byrne. William
Thomas and Il. l.. OFT. The next meet
ing OF the organization before the re-
union Will be held on May II, when
further arrangements for assistance in
the reunion. will be made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21
BOOM LOWER BAY RACING.
G~ravescnd hay Association App
points Committee 20 widen sport.

Carlos de Xafra. who for several years
has been chairman OF the regatta com
mittee of the Atlantic Yacht club. was
elected president OF the Yacht Racing
Association Of Gravesend hay at the
annual meeting held yesterday at the
Crescent Athletic Club. The new presi-
dent succeeds c. NJ. Camp. Marine and
Field Club. who declined u denomination.
II. u. Scribner. Atlantic Yacht Club,
was reelected secretary OF the
association.
There WAS considerable discussion on
the question Of entries for lower bay rae
ing. which has fallen off considerably
during the past few years. II was de-
Cided to seek new entries from clubs
not now in the association. A committee
made up of President dc Zafra, Com
modore @. II. lie Savage. Il %nsonhurst
Yacht Club. and George Waters Of the
same organization was appointed 10 take
up the matter.
The meeting also discussed the ques-
ton OF jumping tow lites during races.
II was decided hat racing boats cannot
pass between a towboat and the last
boat being towed. a committee made
up of Louis Tiemann. New York Canoe
club G. A Kelly. Brooklyn Yacht Club,
and Secretary Scribner was appointed to
look after the publication of the year
book OF the association.
A meeting will be called al which rep
resentatives from other yacht clubs will
he requested 10 meet the organized
Graveseud Ray yachtsmen and every
effort will be made to formulate some
plan to boom the lower bay sport next
summer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21
PENN FIGHTS OUT ON RIVER.
Three Crews Boatrd, hut Coach
NickRIls rcven Race.

P~HULApELPHiA. Feb. 2O.-Coach Wv .
ian Nickalls sent thrce Penn University
Fights out on the S~chuylkill to-day for
their first spin of the year. lie had in
tended waiting until Monday. but to-day
proved such n perfect day that he
changed his plans and allowed the men
20 paddle three miles up the river and
back again.
Nickalls forbade the men racing, but
the rivalry is so keen between the first
and second varsity boats that he had 10
caution them repeatedly to ease up In
order t. prevent a race. Herb shoe
maker, who stroked the varsity boat Nv
wears ago and during the early part OF
las, year until he was stricken with
typhoid fever. Stroked the junior boat
To-day while Harry Marcy stroked the
VARSITY eight. Shoemaker was So anN-
ious To rare and raised the stroke so
often that Nickalls had to threaten TO
take him out of the boat altogether
before the big fellow would slow down
to the stroke desired, The crews were
seated as follows:
Varsity Elght-Chickering, bow; Butler,
. Rpric. ;. MOL. I, Harley. ., Merriok, 6.
Llttle,on, Z; Marcy. stroke, Foster. cox
Junior Varsltv-Perrott. bow; Schelens.
.. scott. 2: Pepper, e. Gotham, D., Ferris,
{, Hilderbrand, :; Shoemaker. stroke. Wer-
rick. OoNswain.
den. q CLAM, 3; Reukaun. !. White, 5;
hahn. i; WiIkman, 7; Ross. stroke Jack
CuNsWain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21
HAVANA RACING RESULTS.

First Rlce-SiN furlongs purse 5000.
three ,hr-olls and upward sellihg-Gor-
rtrl. l0H ,Cnlcmlul, I 20 !. g to Q and :
to 10. won col BROWN. 100 tKu.ruerl. Is
20 l. q tn I and .ie 10 ! second, ld'lWel,..
II" OliuphNl, : IN / . to : ana I to- d..
th,rd Time, l-2 May lips. blanche
L. Wis, Martrc and Nolthorpc also ran
SECOND uacr.-SiN fur'onPs. purse 5000.
four vear-ol1s aud upward selling Tlpcr
to Is, won Progressive 100 ,UraN, : to %.
3 20 and / TO 3, second Dr Sv0reuEer.
lO2 tCoi, mani. II to 3, = to 10 uud / Co 2.
,ii,i. Tine. t:.! .. M!,rG Robbie.
sonny Roy and Ray a. Light also ran
Third Iince-SlS furloug9, purse tlOO;
thro"-ycar-olds and upward, selling -Ine
Finn, 100 coleman 1 to l. 8 To . aud I
to p. won yellow Eyes. iOs Uohiusoul, \
10 t. o 20 | and even, second; lAmode. lO5
Time. ! 20 80. Chang. T " Green. MIN
way also ran.
Fourth Receive mrlongs, purs, giOO
three year Odds and upw ard selling pcEgy
L.. lOl tiionmauD, to /. 2 to and ; 10
D., won, Francis, l07 Opitzp, 10 to t. 4 to
| and > to /, second chiffon Trance. ma
% Bauer, 90 10 |. 20 to I ana 10 to l.,
thirl Time, l;0s al. columbia Indy'
rructor, loan shark. Susan ~. Sord, ,lu
ana Lambs Tail also ran
FIfth R.c" rive furlpngs. purse 5000.
three. year ulds aud upward scllng--rus.
tom Mouse, l1t ,Ionesi, ~ to /, 5 10 4
rnd 4 to 3. won 81 Charlotte. rs tkoh-
insonI, to |, 3 to ! and 2 10 Q. second;
Skcrts. II. Cohertl, ~ to ., even ana to
2, third Time, l:O9. SIN Day. Electrical n.
Bulger, saturnus, over the aands, Free
VIII, Flatbush and Deda also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21
LONG TINE TO FIND FOX.
Finally One Is Located and Brisk
Hun OF Hounds Follows.

SYossEr. l.. l.. Feb. 2O.-A dozen
turned ou' this afternoon to enjoy a
run bchind the Meadow Brock FOX
hounds. Huu'sman Thomas Allison OK
crted his best efforts. but W To within
a short time OF the hunt party breaking
up had been unable t. raise a single
cry from his hounds Covers were
drawn from Woodbury. 10 Syosset and
the party had about mad UP its mind
90 call It a day when the hounds sud
denly broke into full cry and a large
red fox jumped through the undcrbrush
In front OF the excited pack. made off
across tho Schiff place and started west.
A large circle was made. the hounds
trailing well and setting a fast pace.
For a half hour they ran n the fox
kept a good lead. Finally the scent was
lost, near Syosset after "A circle had been
made and "a the run had been for nve
or six miles the party disbanded for the
day.
There will be another run on Monday,
at which time il ~ expected a large
Cr Nd Will hc present. Among those out
to-day were M. and Mrs. II. l. Nicholas.
Henry Godfrey. DevereuS M!lhurn, : a
W. Balttzzi, Egcrton Winthrop. How
ard Bailey. Huntsman Thomas Allison
and whip Cummings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21
Wolgasf SCOTS at L~ightcveights of
7o-day---Can Lick Them ALL. He Says

Nd Wolgast Is up In arms against
lis fellow lightweights and he isn't a
bit backward in saying what he thinks.
Just listen to the Cadillac Rearcat.
What do | think of the present day
lightweights? Well. let me begin by
saying that there are no 133 FOUNDERS
LEFT. The division doesn't exist. You
may call them lightwoights IL you will.
but as far as making the weight. why
ITS a joke. | can name all the light
weights on n hand, and as for the
rest. including Freddie Welsh. they be-
long to the welterweight division. Welt
ets or lights. l still think | can beat
them.
Going down the line. Welsh above
all champions IL the biggest joke of them
all. Bat Nelson gave me the title of
cheese champion after | hung a piece of
Grape around his crown but believe me.
the DANE couldn't have seen that Welsh
man box. He's a frost in the ring
the biggest ever-if you'll listen to little
Ad.
Charlie White II a nice boy. but he
hasn't the pep that goes to make up
a daddy of the division. He is one bird
] am ready to meet any time the pro-
motors get ready. lie sneaked on with
n popular decision over me the last time
we met. so naturally I'm anxious To
pc that on the slate. White has
everything a fighter needs except the
ambition to fight. I'VE always said that
he cares too much for his looks to be
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21
DEMAND FOR YACHTS
BIGGER THAN SUPPLY.
Prospects for Busy Season
Grow Brighter Every Day,
Say the Brokers.
SEA CALL A SHOW CRAFT

The outlook for the yachting season
this year improves every week. The
brokers arc getting busy. They receive
inquiries for yachts by every mail and
many OF these are for vessels Of fair
size. Cruisers are in demand and at
present the demand is greater thar the
supply because many owners Of the
larger yachts say they are to he In
commission for their own use this year.
At present there is not a great demand for
small yachts, but those who want small
craft, either sail or motor. do not start
as early as this to hook for what they
want.
A broker was asked las week what
was the percentage of inquiries that led
to actual business. and he said he
thought q l per cent. They get many
nihhles. lose lots OF bait. aud after
getting a bite by careful playing manage
to land one out Of about one hundred.
Some of The inquiries received are funny.
This broker last Friday heard from a
man who said he wanted "A yacht for
use on a river where the tide ran over
the shoals about five or six miles an
hour. He thought II ought to he Of
"a or ls inches dr1ught. II wa TO he
30 ~ 30 feet IN length and S to 10 feet
beam II must have an enclosed cabin
aft with fou statcrooms aud a galley.
and forward there WAS 10 be an opcu
cabin - 80 10 feet in length. The
speed required was eight 10 ten mics an
hour. and no wound IN his inquiry by
suggesting that he thought IL should be
a fiat bot'omed ono man boat.
Another man wanted a yawl to sleep
ten persons and to cost not more than
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21
YACHTS CHANGE HANDS.

The following transfers Of yachts are
reported through the Hollis Burgess
Yacht Agency:
The steam yacht My Gypsy sold for
Thomas W. Lawson to the Coast FISH
cries Company. The yacht Is to be
changed to "A fisherman and will be
used along the Atlantic coast.
The so foot steam launo Calunet
sold for the Rev. Robert Cadman,
Bishop OF Maine. to q. II. Page or
Boston.
Tho 81 foot water line sloop Thorana
sold for Thomas T.. Wales OF Brook
line. Mass, to a Bostou yachtsman.
The 80 foot motor boat Gerales sold
for Alexander Dodds Of Los Angeles,
cal. to r. w. Rice OF Swampscott.
Mass.
The % foot water limo yawl Rama sold
for T.. NJ Parks Of Arlington. Mass, TO
+. =. Wetherell of Aew York.
The ~ foot cruising motor yacht
Ellodoar chartered for Britt Bros. Of
West Lynn TO Charles n. Iudincton Of
Philadelphia.
The following transfer has been made
through the agency Of John g. Alden:
The class Il racing sloop Sally XII
sold for Lawrence I'crcival to Samuel
Dauchy, who will race of Chicago next
summer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21
PARAGON BUILT ALONG
LINES OF DESTROYER
New Yacht for E. j.. Davol Now
Being Finished at Yard
of Robert Jacob.

\ yacht that will attract much at
tontion this year will be the Paragon,
now building at Robert Jacobs yard
at CITY Island. This yacht Is for
Charles !. Davol and has been designed
by Swazoy. Ravuord & Page Last
summer this firm designed the Ensign
Tor Irving T. Raymond In model this
boat represented IA miniature torpedo
boat destroyer with her coat Of gray
war paint and her clean cut lines and
was the subject 81 much favorable COM
mont all along the coast. Mr.. payul
Was so pleased with the appearance ~
'h- Ensign and with her accommodate
tions that IL commissioned Loring
SWalcv to design a boat of similar type,
only much larger. Nj. pavol. who IS
a Providence man. formerly owned the
motor yacht NaNic tor, which was OF
Swazey design and was built by Law
ley.
The now Yacht 10 now * per rent
completed The general dimensions are
l2U feet over all, ll> feet & inches on
the water linz. II feet I inches extreme
beam. { feo' q inches drar' uud : feet
. inches depth - hull The hui ~
built % steel. similar 60 the torpedo
lott In construction but slightly hctv-
irr. aud sh, is 10 Doe used As n fast
deep SOFA cruiser So has the bow and
high Sides forward 81 a destroyer which
insure weath'rly qualities when in a
rough SEA Sh, will havo two stacks
and one signal mast. aud the bridge,
from watch the yacht viii he handled.
Is forward of the mast and extends
from side 80 side Of the yacht. Under
his il a deck house.
Her power will consist Of two 200
horsepower Wintpn motors. which Will
drive the yacht - miles AN hour The