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'WWWM'
J ommm
‘ saw her race with the Vigilant on Tues.
'trol, the boom went over so hard that the
null lulu,
. m, last Is to a. lunatic-s.
soreness-mums Mum
Nata-revs. Accidents That Revs Happeni-
Qfl to the low Yacht.
New Your. Aug. 82.-Tbat something
more serious than the slacking of the
main rigging has happened to the Defend-
eris the opinion of all yachtsmen who
formed the riot. Their pfclimi ,ry ot-
slnlnation was held, after which they
Were all hurried to the county jail under
a strong guard. The A. P. A. element
are in the light and will make desperate
wort: to have the supposed, iynchersoon-
c .
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Groves is
determined.“ Friends of the imprisoned
men are equally determined. and as a con»
sequent» troops are glmrding the county
jail. expecting an client to reldase the lin-
prisoncd men. .
Governor MoGrnw will send companies
from Spokane and here should matters
take a change for the Worse.
A majority of the members of Company
A, under command of Captain Frost, are
reported to be in sympathy with the
lynchcrs. and should any attempt be
made to release them it is not assured
that they will be met with much resist-
ance.
day. The statement that she was with-
drawn from the race because she was in
danger of losing her mast is probably true
as far as it goes, but something of a more
serious nature is necessary to cause those
wbp know the secret to be so downonst
and for ‘the hosts with which the yacht
was hurried off to Bristol.
In Tuesday’s rune at the outer“ mark it
looked very much as though the Defender
was wild. Several attempts were made to
jibe her, and then it was decided to case
03 her boom as she was.
When the second round was ordered, it
was absolutely necessary to Jlbe our in
order to haul on the wind. The light soils
were taken in, and the crow took hold of
the main sheet and began to turn it in;
The wheel was put over, but again the
yacht run wild and refused to answer her‘
helm. .At last. when she was under con-
FLAMES SWEEP ON.
Nothing but a Heavy Rain Will Stop Jer-
sey‘s Forest Pint
Eco Hsnsos Cm, N. J., Aug. 22.—
The forest fire that has been burning
through the pine belt of New Jersey since
last Wednesday is us ilcrco as ever. For-
tunately for Absecom the tire is being car-
ried in an easterly direction, and the im-
mediate danger for that pretty place is
not great. ~
‘In runny cases the flames swept across
the outlying portions of forms, and at
times [tossed within it couple of hundred
yards of buildings. At one time it was
within half n mile of a group of houses.
Last night it burned to within a mile of
Port Republic. It is now headed toward
Pomona.
The present tire is the greatest the sec.
tion has ever seen, and there is seldom a
spring or late summer that fires of greater
or less extent do not break out. Many
whcht patches which were ready for the
cradle have been destroyed. Blackberry
fields, which were of grout promise. have
been destroyed. Fruit orchards near the
path of the flames are ruined. The burned
tract is 12 miles square. Nothing but a
soaking ruin of several hours‘ duration
will stop the flames.
yacht got is severe kl known. The
strain on the must must live been terri-
ble, and it was then that the damage was
done to the masthead that caused the band
to set down and the rigging to slack up. :
If so much damage was done to the
masthead, it In only natural to suppose
that the boat was considerably strained-
aronnd the tltnststep, and any strain there
would be considerably aggrnvsted by the
yacht's laboring in n henv'y scllway with
the standing rigging all slack.
The Defender Lightly Contracted.
The Defender is u very lightly construct-
ed bout. Every possible pound has been
sored In the material used in her makeup.
The frullnie are of the lightest tbnt could
be consistently used, and it is prlssiblc that
Mr. Herrmhoii has filled things down a
little too much. Before the yacht was
launched a story was current that she had
buckled. This the Herreshoi’fs strcnously
denied; but just at that time the alumin-
ium dock beams had to he strengthch
with steel straps, which certainly showed
a weakness. .
. The lkfender, when she touched on the
sandbar at Newport, fetched up Bollard
that many thought she must be strained.
It is possible that something was started
then, and that ill the mac on Tuesday . .
this Wonk spot showed itself. J uat whu't _ $fi$§§£f§lll$ 3222423011,“
the extent of thodmnnge is Is probably, ing the investigation "I: t riots at Ku-
only known uto Nut Herreshuil, and he chcng, and h0 {9,315 ,, ed that every-
wi never to . .
The Defender left her moorings of! New mflm‘gzzfigfflg “5?:Iglgfo°‘,‘5pflr§
Rochelle at. ll o‘clock yesterday morning all the facts.
for "”“m' R' L 5h" “7'" "”1"“ reeled Consul General Jcrnigun. ill a cable to
"mum“! und‘ jib. M" and M” Iselin the state department, said that the Amer-
nnd Herbert L. Leeds were on board. Mr. lean and British representatives had been
lsclin dcl'lltnld to tell: about Eh“ yacht. included from the hearing. Minister Den~
Cupillln Hail looked glow. and no one on by w,“ conununicntcd with at once and
bonni “Two/“Ml t“ he in ““0“ “NH“- 130- requested to see that the American repre~
fore smiling Unptllln Hull declined to give aentutive was mltnlttmi.
any illforlllutiull except to shy that the Mr. MoAdoo says that it is (will? proba~
yacht- would romnin nt llristnl until next by” that the local authorities and the cili-
Sunday. _ ’ clubs who are conducting the Kuchl‘ng in-
“mk’m’ ITEM.“ m" yacht will hutch vestiizution were not. properly advised or
MW ""“L “I'm“ “" “0"“! 5"" m" old luforilml ml to the wishes of the govern
must showed signs of weakness, and so u mcnt m Peking. It is believed that when
new Iiill’ it" “it‘ll larger in diameter than they are so udvismi the American and
the ”"5"“ ’5‘ka ”r 23 “mm" will b" British oliicinls will be ndnlittcd to the
put h" investigations without furtin-r delay.
llsr (‘nreer No Far Disappointing.
CARPET WEAVERS WIN.
The run-or «if the Dl‘tl‘lldl'l‘ an [air has
been u disappointing one. She bus broken . - we“...
down now three times. The iirst little
her steering “cur broom.» iivmngwi. This
mus on the run from Huntington in New
DENBY IS ACTIVE.
our minister Doing Everything Possible In
the Kuebeng Wt.
WAstinnn-o‘i, Aug. 22.-—-Actiug Secre-
y’rcgnrd-I
Philadelphia Employer-a at Last Yield to
Their Demands.
PillL.\iil-Zi.l'lli.\, Aug. 22,—Jl‘iny strike of
Lumhm. The wind Wilh’ strung, llud the the illgmill mm“ Weavers 0"de tudni’.
smith on the new fullglvli gl-llr mused it when oil but ism of m“ l-lllployiug firms
to choke.
signed the schedule for on increase in
wages of 7 per cent.
This Wilrl the outcome of u "looting of
The second breakdown Wit-z ill the
Goblet cup ruco. The wind Ilanin-ou it
will "hi" t”DWI" “WP/AV hi" I“ “‘1‘“ frcsh- the elllpluyvrs llt tho )lnllllfllcturvrs' club
«nun: mmidvmhly. and at little vxtrn null last night mni is spill in mm: been mum-ml
snuppml the Mail. The third mishap was I by the action of Joint Guy's Sons, mm of
on Tuesday in n fairly stiff ln‘m‘m All; the Tm'gus'l llrtlts. l'ttlpluylng about 300
these toml l“ “NW ”H“ “I“ “china"? is. hands, ill promising: to sign the schedule
“0‘ 1‘ “MOM" him I" ““31"“!!! but "ng , today llflcr llllvlug lllllintllinod n vigorous
weather. A breakdown in u rncc must stand "gums; um strikers up m this time.
“0t “0 rucnnlvd 1“ I“ IW’k- Just M much In some mills the increased rule will go
skill nnd judgnwnt has to be shown in mu, “mm m1“ week, but it will not be
prvlmrluu n yin-M fur u we as in 80“an gencrnlly “.1..me until Sept. m, the date
the .Vluilll, nlld if the bout breaks down mm] by u“, wvuvcrs m their recent ulti-
contlnunlly those In charge must be bold matum.
responsible for bad judgment in using
spurs and rigging too light or mils too
large. It In just us lunch on error of judg-
ment on ovorstlmding it work. This is
what all the best ynchtumcn say.
The Vigilnnt has been remarkably free
from accidents this your. in only one race
--the run from New London to Newmrt
-—dld anything of It serious nnturc hop—
pcu. Then Ili‘l' molusuil split. The line
condition of tho yacht relic-eta grunt ormllt
on Mr. E. A. Willllrdnllll Ctlptnill Charles
Burr.
It is probable that the next trial race
will be shill-ll next Tuesday-that Is, if
the liefcullcr‘s lhlmugo bus lil‘i'll repaired
by that tillw. it is to be hoped tInlt the
yacht lilliy be given llnnthor thorough test
is a good hard blnw.
Twenty-one Bodies Recovered.
DENVER, Aug. :32.—'l‘wenty-ono bodies
have been taken from the wreck of the
Gumry hotel. The lntcst remains tobc
taken out are almost unrecnguimbio. A
fire was started to destroy the threatening
walls. No other way was seclllingly proc-
ticnblc. Coroner Mnrtin is still of the
opinion that there are molly more bodies
in the ruins.
, .. ,.
Potato [lugs Own the Town.
BMlinli-‘Il-Zi.ll, N. .i.. Aug. Buy-Tho
town is overrun with public huge. The
poses swarm on the ling walks mid porches
of houses. lllni own the hollow themselvus
nrcinvmlcll. llllpmlu from ”if! furthers
of the lirlmklhllu mutation any that the bugs
are eating all the green vogutnblcs, and
the tight nguinst them has been of little
avail. ’
[poking For Miss Clark.
RHYME, N. Y., Aug. 22.--iimllething oi
a sensation Willi conned hero by the up-
pcnmncool' two mull searching for clown
as to the wilercnlxluts of Miss Lucretia
Clark. who disappeared front Pluinliciti.
N. .l., on Aug. ii. The two men were
John Ill. Sweet of Syracuse, brother-in-lnw
of Miss Clerk, and .l. N. Hayward. who
claims to have seen Misn Clnrk null a
men gerbil nwost bound Control train
here at 8:46 p. m. on Aug. ll.
Jersey's Patriotic lions.
Tummy, Aug. 22.-—'l'hc seventh an.
mull Mission of the New Jersey camp of
the Patriotic Order of Sons of America
was held here. The ropmt of the score-
tnry shows it mollliwruilip in the state oi
2,700, on increase of nimut 1,000 during
the post year.
Who Lost This Low?
New Your. Aug. git—Al. tichst One
Hundred and Twollty-iifth Street police
station there is on nrtiilcinl log for which
an owner is wanted. It apparently is s
limb mode for a wmmm who wears a No.
9 shoe and was found by n patrolman.
Partial Collapse of a Building.
Chicano, Aug. :32.--'l‘be grunt Coliseum
on the south able, which was nearly com-
picted, portly collapsed just before mill.
night. There were very few workmen and
watchmen around. and it is not thought
any of those ware fatally hurt.
Rather Cold at uncut Washington.
Mounr WAilnliliI’i‘ofl,N. H.. Aug. 229-
'l'ho temperature has llocn below ironing
since yesterdny. Snow has fallen, and the
mountain summits are new white, sug-
gesting lnidwlntcr.
Vanderbilt to Put lip army in. a Hotel
01.9 Fonds, N. Y., Aug. 29.--Rumm
has It that W. K. Vanderbilt is to furnish
the cabpltal for a large hotel in be erected
by a cincrk man at Fourth Lats.
mm cm on locust. xmfirn‘nhii’m. sears.
New I A m.~nm::« In itsmcssr. liars.. Aug. . at. mm
Wmmls‘wlmmwh .elslnertvsnmrat harem-mm
sea is. mm m lit , ”if“ rum
liarnstt note For Counterfeiting.
ALTOONA. Pie. Aug. zine-Alisa: Bar-
nett and Wlliimn it. Dunmiro of Malta!-
fcy, alleged oouutcrfultcrs, boil it hearing.
Dunmlrc wasdiscbnrgod iiilll Burnett held
in ”.000 hail.
Brown AJIEZJKJWW. District.
Wsslltxcros, Aug. 22.».instice Brown
has been unsigned to the Sixth circuit. til
fill the vmncy minced by the death at
Justice Jackson.
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TAKE non WITHOUT.
all 12!
I am here to sell Groceries. I
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only. I am selling
IIIIUOERIES
cheap for flash.
Flour, Washbnyn’e or Joues’, 84 75 ,
Butter, best tub. 24c; Green’s Farms
Creamery, 28c.
Cottolene, 3 lb. pail. 28:; Cottolene, 1
lb. pail, 9c.
Lard, 3 lbs. 250.
Cheese. 13c.
Pork, llc.
Beans, 9c and 10c qt.
Tomatoes. beet. 7c.
Domestic Sardines, 4c.
Condensed Milk, 8c.
Salmon, 12c.
3 lb. can Baked Beanie 100.
Lunch Baked Beans, be can.
New goods in Crackers and Cakes of
improved quality. Compare prices here.
Country Eggs, 30c doz.
Ginger Root.
Home made pure Cider Vinegar.
I propose to earn a reputation for good
goods at lowest prices.
lUIIENZU UIBBIE
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
(ions-In Mercury.
as mercury will surely destroy the reuse of
smell and completely arrange the whole rye-
tem when entering it through the mucous sur-
faces. Such articles should never be used ex-
cept on prescriptions from reputable physi-
cians. as the dnmase they will do is ten fold
to the good you can pcssibiyderive from them.
Hall's Catarrh Cure. manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co. Toledo. 0.. contains no mer-
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upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. in buying Ball's Cetarrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine. It is taten internal-
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dz Cu. Testimonials free.
WSold by druggists. price 75 cents per bot
tie.
Young M it
Why take the chance of dying without in-
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0r 6 Cents a Day Will Give You an Endow-
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with insuraneedike everything eise.tbe best
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Prices to Suit All.
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Ons Working Still, it lost.
iins Fourteen-Foot tilii.
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Ont tit-Fact Follower-
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