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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05
vi SIN TURNS UP
AS GOOD EVER
Little Champion SETS Runners
at Rest by Victor, at
Pekp SHOW.
SEVENTY DOGS BENCHEU

With nearly seventy dogs competing
the open match show given by the
Pekingesc Gu OF America At the Mar
Unique Friday afternoon reached the
proportions Of a specially show in every
sense of the word. Not only in numbers
but In quality the dogs shown were IN
every way up 10 the standard seen al
the large American Kennel club and
speciality shows.
Mrs. 4. l.. Holland brough, gu, her
noted champion vi Sin OF Alderhourne
and won the handsome trophy for best
dog of either sex in the show. This dog
IL a well known champion and has
scored a number Of big wins for his
owner. Mrs. Holland explained that she
did not approve OF champions being
shown al club matches az "a general
thing, hut as a report that Vi Sin was
a has been" and did not have any coat
had reached her she thought # well to
bring him out and show the f~anc!ers that
there were no grounds for s,srh a re-
port, VI Sin surely proved this, and I'm
every way he j. Stiil the grand dog
which made such q stir when first
brought out in this country. His coat
Is as profuse as II ever was. and as far
as condition was concerned no never
looked better.
Reserve to him was Mrs. Hollands
parti-colorcd dog Chinky Sin. "A son Of
VI Sin, which made interesting COMPETE
ton for his sire in the winners class. In
bitches Miss Horne won with the good
little bitch Tsai Noke of Braywick, with
Mrs. Harry BaNterS Glenwood Nancy
reserve. Best PUPPY in the show was
another win Tor Mrs, Holland. her Cow
Wong making an impression by its quail
ty. This little dog Is "A son OF Mrs
frank 7 Clarke's Fairfax Ia Mo, and
was bred by Mrs. Palmer Campbell, He
promises IL develop into a dog which
can 20 much further in good company.
Mrs, Leslie W. Halls Nanchung Paul
also came to the front ms a sire when "A
fine little bitch named Pitt Sing, owned
by Mrs Jennie A, Conklin. won first
In the bitch puppy class. This is a short
faced little one and also looks like "a
future winner.
The show was admirably judged by
Mrs. Haley Fiske OF Bernardsvillo, y. j.,
owner of the Overcross Kennels, devoted
TO ~grcyhOundS, cocker spaniels and Pc.
kingese. Mrs. Fiske often has OBLIGATED
as a Judge of the other breeds she IA.
vors, hut this IL the first time she has
made an appearaucc In tn" pekingese
ring IN 4 judicial role. Her work was
marked by "A careful study Of each dog
brought before her and "A critical audi
ence spoke with praise Of her decisions.
ANON the Peke fancicrs in attendance
were Mrs. T.. A.. HiscoX, Mrs. Jennie 4.
Conklin. Mrs. Leslie W. Hail. Mrs.
Katherine Presbrey, Mrs. Palmer Camp
bell. Mrs. NJ, T.. Hardy, Mrs, Carl Ehler-
mann Jr, Mrs. \. l.. Holland and Miss
Holland, n. Mcclure HALEY, Charles I;
! Hop;On, Miss Horne, Mrs Harry fax
ter, Mrs Gertrude Hayward, Mrs. Mar
tin Van Buren,, Mrs Frederic Edey. Mrs
A. +. Macarthur, l1r. Mary Cotton, Mrs.
Frank 7. Clarke. Miss Quackenbush and
Mrs. H.. NJ. Hunter, The awards
Puppy Dogs &c months and under Ia
First, Mrs. A. L. Hollands Cow WonR
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NEW RECORD FOR BROOKLYN.
Charity show viii Be biggest
Ever Held Across the Bridge.

Probably the largest open match that
ever has been held in Brooklyn will be
the Charity Dog Show which the Little
italy Neighborhood Association will hold
in the ballroom at the ST. George Hotel
In Brooklyn. Wednesday. December Is.
This show has n good lot of Judges and
as the fanciers In the city are uniting
with the charity organization for the
benefit for which the show IL being held
a big entry seems assured.
-Four hundred and fifty classes have
been provided and as an added attrac-
ton there will be classes for children
under sixteen years of age classes for
logs owned by members of the Police
and Fire departments and "A class for
members OF other municipal depart
nents.
The members OF the committee which
has the show in charge are:
Grant hoffman. chairman; Dr + II.
Berendsohn. Mrs. OTIS <. Carroll Miss
Elizabeth butcher, Dr. John L. be Mund,
william VI Jones, Charles \. Kelly. Ed
ward :. Luckenbach, d. Irving Mead.
James 4. Meade. Mise Jean Murray, Mfs.
James Nelson. Miss Marjorie prentiss. Mr..
Arthur Wise. William Ziegler. Jr. Miss
Mary q. Hunstone. eN oniciO.
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Trn yfOrd IL Popular Judge.

The Special Relief Society is making
a great bid for a good terrier entry for
its show at the B!ltmOre Monday. Decem-
her -. Charles T~rayford, one of the
greatest terrier experts in this country,
IL down to Judge and a big entry IL an
ticlpated, M the terrier owners all value
his opinion and viii want to get a line
On what ne thinks Of their dogs.
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The next meeting OF the Toy DOG
club will be held in the winter garden
AT the McAlpin Friday afternoon. In
creased entries and IA larger attendance
than before has marked every match
held this year and the club is running
its affairs In a creditable manner.
Among the judges for the next show
will be Mrs. Frank T. Clarke, who will
do the Pekingese and Pomeranians.
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BUYS WINNING FRENCHIE.
Baltimore Man Purchases Gamtns
Rival. Jr.

,ianhnS RiNu. lr. tho sensational
sevcu-muiths-nld French nulldo- puppy
which went right through Il reserve
winners at the recent Sow England
French Bulldog clubs speciality snow,
has been sold by its breeder, fr"d.rlch
Potet, To- Hugh ". Jackson of Ralt'-
more. This dog l. a marvel for his
age ana should GO right through 10 "A
championship IN snort order
Resides Rival. Jr,, the Baltimore fan
cier has Just purchased I'VE tine bitches
from the New York %fancier. and he
intends starting in breeding.
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WON'T PART WITH LADY LOVE.
Mrs. y. r. Clarke Turns Down Bis
Onrr for Her Orange Pom.

Fairfax Sable Lady Love. the orange
sable pomeranian which Mrs Frank r.
Ga Ike has been showing so successfully
at recen; shows. called forth a big offer
at the last Toy Dog CLUB Show wnen
a Lady visitor of the show offered Mrs.
Clarke $1,000 cash for the little dog
Lady Loves owner, however, says
that as long as she Is in Pomor-
anians she VIII never consider an Offer
for the dog, as it is one of her avor.
if.s
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FOX TERRIERS.

!, Tho Imported Wire
Haired Fox Terriers
~ stud WlrcbOy ri
P~atgnton. Fee sSO.
en-. Raby Dazzle.
! Fec s?j. The Scnsa :
ton of Fngiands and
America.
Ria gcwav Bafner. fee
!, AGO. Full Brother tn Oh.
| Raby DaYyler. Ridge
way NutCraCker. Fee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05

The winning Scottish terrier bitch
Ruminantly Rhyme has been added to
the kennels of Miss Jean Crawford of
Evanston, Ill. This fanc,er Ia cnthusi-
astic over the little Scot and has a fine
lot In her kennels.
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u, Chance VIII H.. shown often,

By Chance, the Irish terrier which
won first in the puppy class at the last
Newport show. is being groomed by it's
owner, James Freely of New York for
the coming shows. The first one at
which he will he shown will be the
Gold and Silver Show to be held At the
R1tmore.
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A. +, Weston Of Paradise. Canal Zone,
Panama, writes to the Kennel Depart
ment Of THE 81 81 am a reader Of
The SUNDAY Sun every week and very
much appreciate your kennel page"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05

Tn. Raby Dazxi-r. dog md hig I'm xiish
winner. Ridgeway DasHicr. Hest Son Of
Oh. kaby, Dszsier, Fec $50; The smp0,ted
Nugget. 3L..p0und black. Profuse coat
and rare quality. Zee e?S kidgc~ay
Big ~nternsttOna winner. Zee $50. The
Imported English Bulidog at stud; Rtdxe;
a klnECrsft. Big Winner N tng,nna
for sale at Al Times. GEORGE W.
9lINIAnD. Owner. thnr'es Sutton
Long Island. \. Y. kidgeway Kennels.
Phone 2554 Flushing.
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PEkINGEsE.
TINY PEKINCESE MALE

A flyer Two months cid bred from the three
finest strains in England. A wonderful speei.
men. Only those wishing the finest obtsinable
and willing to pay the value need answer. An
exquisite Gift for an exquisite woman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05

Mrs, Frank Mccormick of Elmhurst,
l.. J., had eleven French bulldog pup
pies which She wished TO dispose of, She
advertised them for I'VE weeks In THE
SvN, and the last one OF the eleven was
sold to IA purchaser in Norfolk. Va, in
side Of three weeks. Mrs Mccormick
says that she surely knows where to
advertise when she has any surplus
stock to sell.
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IMPERIAL RUSSIAN
WOLFHOUND

A magnificent female, the sensation Of Fifth
Avenue. a beautiful soft fswn color. lovely
disposition. Companion a duchess would be
proud Of. worth s. 1000. Price $500 il sold
at once.
FIELD. AZ Third ST.. Brooklyn. n. Y.
Seen by appointment only. Phone 1867 South,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-10
FATALLY HURT
Vets Liberty Minister Runs Down
Boy ~ Barracksville-is Arrested
ard Fined for Speeding.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
FAIRMONT. ". Va. July 9-Rsv.
r. o. Phillips. pastor OF the West
Liberty NJ T.. church. was arrested IN
Fairview today charged with driving
his automobile in a reckless manner.
While passing through Barracksvilie
his car struck and knocked down liar,
old Miller. small lad who was rolling
q hoop along the roadside. The hoy
was fatally injured and was carried
TO his home by spectators Philips
refused 10 stop his car but sped on
up the road after the accident Telc-
phones We're used and he was stopped
and arrested IN Fairview. Sheriff
Conway brought him before Justice
NJ r. Musgrove in this city where ne
was tried for violating the speed
laws and was ined. The pastor was
indignant a. his arrest and threatened
10 bring action sOr false arrest lie at
FIRST announced he would appeal the
case but later thought better Of H..
paid the hne and costs and was al
lowed to proceed His wife and chill
dren were In the car when the acct
dent occurred.
Residents of Barrackyille and. spec
tators OF the accident were indignant
al the action OF the pastor In refusing
to stop his car after he had injured
the lad and many came 10 this city
TO attend the trial and testify againri
the minister.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-10
AUTO STARTS ON
WATER WAGON TOUR


ATLANTIC. CITY. y. j.. July g.
The national convention of the Anu.
Saloon league of America today un.
.animousiy adopted resolutions formu.
lated by the board OF directors Of the
organization urging congress to sub
NIT the question OF national prohibi-
tion to the people Of the country by
referring 90 the state legislatures Tor
ratification q Joint resolution prupos.
ing prOhibitory amendment TO the
federal constitution. The resolutions
declare that national prohibition Is
the. supreme temperance issue before
the American people
feature Of the morning session
vas the starting Of an automobile on
the water wagon tour over the Lincoln
highway which will end In san Fran.
cisco iu september The Rev Howard
II. Russell who founded the ANTI
Saloon league - years ago. De- az the
head of the party. Campaign speeches
will BE- made all the way across the
continent
After a brief session tonight the
convention came To- close Just b.
fore adjournment A g. Baker. gen
oral superintendent Of the AntiSaiOon
league. issued an appeal 90 The peo-
pie Of the country" in which he urged
that every effort be- used 10 defeat
candidate Tor congress and the
nifod States senate who 40 not favor
fubWittinc tho question OF national
prohibition t0 the people Of the coun-
try
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-10
PAPER SUSPENDS
5ondholders Of ciarksburq Exponent.
American Take Charge Of Plant
Following Suit in Court.

Special Dispatch 20 the fntelllgencor.
CLARKSBURG. W Va. July 9.-E
Bryan Templeman. trustee for W. Guy
Tetrick and other bondholders, insti
tuted an action in detinue today in
the circuit court against c. O. Flu
harty. proprietor OF the Clarksburg Ex
poRent-American and Sheriff Ross r
Stout took charEe,of the plant in name
OF the bondhOlders, after a bond OF
$4,000 was given by the trustee. TEN
porary suspension of the plant has re-
suited but II was stated tonight that
Fluharty would issue his paper in the
morning from another newspaper
plant. The action of the bondholders
is said TO be based on default of pay.
meDt of interest on their bonds
amounting TO $4,000 Some sensa
tlonal disclosures are promised as the
result of this MISUNDERSTANDING be,
tween Fluharty and the bondholders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-10
THAW'S ATTORNEY CAUSES
BIG SENSATION In COURT

NEw YORK. july "a charge by
John H stan,hfeId. chief counsel Tor
Harry Is Thew Cha. f1o state bad u
Justice Hcndrick. court an expert
Zip reader who was tHn.iaNre for
the benefit OF alicrIsf. whispered rHr
rere1tionF tho slayer uI stanford
white bad with bis attorneys and
members of his family. nracip.nfed a
request today bF Deputy State Aff0r
urF General N o. Uerkrr That mIa.
trail hn declared Justice Urufrirk
refused to grant fhe ueiIfoH huf iu.
atructed thc lug that remarks by
counsel we're not fo be considered
Told Of Shooting
ThaU himself ua. ON tfr witness
stand af the fImo of the occurrence
During ihe day he told hH oHr story
of how ho shot and KILLED stanford
White. and he gave hIs deaa about
aIIcnIsfa who have testified fnf tHH
.lfo OFF the previous proceedings
1hau s eNtmiua was conducted
bv Deputy Attorney General Frank k
Cook Mr. Cook passed rapidly from
one subject fo another. allowing Tfav
To- give fuu explanation when boz de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-10

LONDON July g. 1850 mThe complete surrender Of IN
Geran forces IN German southwest Africa General oha
mander Of the forces the Union
in the NOsge where they made
front of 500 yards and captured upwards
and the splendid stand being made by
against the Austroerman forces give the British military critics
subject for what they the
war which is approaching its first anniversary.
General Bothas victory with the the rest
Of the world foregOne conclusion hut the
after five months of warfare despite the rebellion
and under natural disadvantages il considered BY military
to have been remarkable achievement To this victory
Botha forces had march the beng almost
waters country which the few wells had been poisoned
sand storms made necessary for the soldiers goggles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-10
The Best People In the Country
Go to Church. Why Don't You?
20 TO CHURCH if you wish to meet
~ while

CO TO CHURCH if you wish meet people who are worth
~ while
The best people GO TO CHURCH today 1t an asset to
know the best people You will know if YOU GO TO
CHURCH And they will know you Every big the coun-
try GOES TO CHURCH Hc didn't need a GO TO CHURCH
movement to get him TO 90, either Read Of any Of
our big men, You will find that truly great arc regular
churchgocrs.
man who IS regular church attendant doesn't have 10
wait Tor his reward IN the world he gets right here Re
s material as we'll spiritual gamer moment he enters
the church door Everybody has confidence man who be-
churchgocra may be clever powerful wealthy and n
cntal but he does enjoy the complete respect Of the com
munity o. DC fails his duty his church
MEN SHOULD THAN GO TO CHURCH ON r.e
SREAT FEAST DAYS. They SHOULD co CHURCH EVERY
TIME AN HOUR EACH SUNDAY Will SUFFICE ONE poiis
o. ONE HUNDRED AND SiNTYEiGHT NOT a GPFbr SO
CFFiCE. ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY SEVEN HOUps a Wrrx
CAM Be DEVOTED TO The WORLD. ASKS ONLY AN
HOUH LEI Hlm HAVE ". YOU'LL FEEL THE SETTER FoR r
50 VII YOUR VIE YOUR MOTHER YOUR SISTERS. vouR
sTOEC4t MovtMENT YOU SHOULD HELp ALONG GO
hsET SUNDAY DON'T PUT " oFF. DELAYS oANoER.
Gus SUI hsy5R MORE SO THAN WHEN ONE DELAYS MAX
INC AIS PEACE WITH
GO TO CHURCH sunday and take good square look
the faces of YOU meet there You'll find f- m m
right sort They arc hc hind YOU know In
business They are hc Of you ashamed TO
bring fnto your homes
You'll find the salt of the earth n church,
co TO CHURCH next sunday and meet tho people who
worth while
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-10
WILL NOT ADJOURN
THE GAS HEARING

PITTSBURGH. Pa. July 9.-George
W Ratclifie. treasurer OF the Manu-
facturers Light a Heat company occu
pied the witness stand az the hearing
today of the complaint Of the Company
against the action OF the West Virginia
Public Service commission in reducing
rates. He completed his direct testi
mony at noon and then was turned
over TO Frank w. Nesbitt. counsel foI
the commission. for cross examination
Attorney Nesbitt late today asked
that the case be adjourned until Sep
tember. J. W. Vandervort. special
master. who is hearing the case re-
fused the request.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-10
TOURISTS HELD UP
BY HIGHWAYMEN

LIVINGSTONE. Mont. July "a
party Of 25 tourists. including United
states Senator Brady. OF Idaho. was
held up in Yellowstone Park to-day
hy three highwaymen.
New Yorker named Rice was fired
AZ when he jumped down from a stage
coach and ran back toward the fol
lowing coaches
The bullet fired at Rice hattened
against a rock. Rice ran on. and the
bandits, realizing that the sound Of
the shot would act as an alarm. fed
into the woods How much they got
from the tourists had not been
learned tonight
Rice was personal conductor of A
party containing about 125 teachers
from New York and Brooklyn.
The leading stage OF the party was
stopped and the occupants ordered 10
throw their money into a sack held
by ono of the robbers One man kept
the crowd covered At close range. an
other held the sack and the third
stood about so feet from the road
90 cover the approaches
As Rice spranr from the vehicle
and started back 20 tell the rest Of
his party 20 conceal their valuable
che robebr guarding the road fired
Senator Brady and r. J Haynes.
president of the Yellowstone Western
Stagecoach company were riding be-
hind the Rice party Hearing the
shot, Senator Brady started forward
on foot and met Rice They returned
to tho scene Of the holduu and found
tho teachers who refused fo proceed
until assured that fbe handIia bad
gone. Senator Brady fhcn walked
about h1lf 90 milo further ahead buf
mo- trace n rho robbers vaa found
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-10
Germany Will Not MOleSt
American Lives or ShiDS
CITIZENS TO SPEAK
AT MORGANTOWN

Special Dispatch 20 the Intsuigencer.
MORGANToWN. W. Va, July s.
a large number OF the leading school
men Of West Virginia will take psrt
in the educational conference to be
held here July 16 and II. under the
auspices Of the University Summer
school. The general topic for discus
sion will be: The training OF teach
ers in West Virginia. superintendent
Citizens Of Wheeling. and Superinten-
dent Laidley OF Charleston Will speak
on training departments in city
schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-10
Bomb Caused Fire.
On Minnehaha.
OFFICIALS or BIG LINER HAVE NO DOUBT THAT 1T WAS
PLACED BY FRANK HOLT OR A CONFEDERATE-EX-
PLOSON WAS TERRIFIC FOLLOWED By FLAMES
BOMB WAS NOT NEAR AMMUNITION AND FLAMES FAILED TO
REACH H-CREW HEROCALLY FOUGHT FIRE WHILE
VESSEL RACED FOR SHORE-GREAT DAMAGE

HALIFAX " s. July sA bomb placed aboard the Atlantic
Transport liner Mnneha probably while she Law
York caused the explosion and fire in the opinion
officers of the steamer which put here for examination today
The explosion occurred in No hold and terrific
shaking the vessel from stem to stern Those of the who
forward the time fairly by the
hurled bodily into the air Flames followed quickly
days and nights the batled heroicay ship
There doubt the minds Of the officers
alias Frank Holt conderates responsible explosion
which i:l5 o'clock the
which Muener predicted that
he appeared uncertain would be destroyed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-10
ROBINSON MAY RUN
FOR GOVERNOR

Special Dispatch to tho Intelligence.
GRAFTON. W. Va. July Lad
ing Republican, Of Taylor county
called upon the Hon Ira E Robinson.
president OF the Supreme Court OF
Appeals. here to-day. while az home
with his family. and insisted upon his
being the mex Republican candidate
Tor governor Though the strongest
pressure was brought 10 bear upon
him. he would not admit that he would
become O. candidate. but assured bits
friends that The matter would be
taken under consideration by him.
and expressed bis appreciation OF
their con ddencc.
DO o. believed here that no will not
fail TO respond to the strong demand
from tho people of the state and the
Republican party
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With rapid. weeping strokes Cen
eral Boiha worked around tho Ger
man who were forced 90 surrender or
suffer aunihllsuon. and thus prevent
ed thom from breaking up into part
les and waginc guerilla warfare.
10 is expected that this territory,
some 100000 square miles in extent.
viii be annexed 90 the Dominion OF
South Africa. Parts OF this country.
particularly about Luaderltz bay.
where there are valuable diamond
mines. are very rich. General Botha
already has begun TO send the citizen
army home and commencement
will be made Immediately Of the or
ganization OF contingent TO assist
the mother country in the war M
Europe.
Has Not Recovered.
There was little news from the Rus
sian front to-day. but the announce
ments .n the Austrian and German
official reports that there was no
change IN the situation was taken TO
mean that The Germanic armies had
not yet recovered from the defeat
which the Russian inflicted upon
them north of Krasnik, where the
Austrisns are operating in conmnc-
q lhil WIN NfNfldl Won AAhNhffNtus
IL is uncertain a. yet whether Grand
Duke Nicholas. commandeT-in-chief OF
the Russian forces. intends To make
his FINAL stand On his present Lines or
TO fall back 10 the river Bug. which
might involve the evacuation OF War
saw. Military men say that this DOUBT
less depends on his supplies OF am
munitions. which are now reaching
him fhruugh ArrhauneI and which
German submarines ara trying TO cut
off. An underwater boat today sank
the Huh steamer Guido. bound tor n
Russian port. but she was loaded with
coal only. A submarine sank also
the Russian bark Anna. which WAS
bound from Archanpol 10 Hun
Severe fighting continues az several
points on the western front The
British report the repulse Of all the
(conunued on Page rgineD
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BOAT TURNED
TURTLE AND SANK

NEW YORK. July 9-The speed
boat Ankle Deep. a.. urned-turtlc and
sank late today near City island. a
short time after she was launched.
Her owner. Count Casimir MankOwski
OF Lake George. y. Y. Witnessed the
accident from shore. Two Of his en-
gineers were thrown into the water.
but were quickly rescued.
Tho Ankle Deep, lI. built 10 replace
the Ankle Deep. which was burned in
cup race in Long Island sound last
year. was OF 500 horse power ana
cost s25. 900
Tho new boat was on , trial spin
through a choppy sea. She went down
in about so feet Of water