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the challenger to Wile limit by Mr. Inlet
club:
' leaves the framing of the conditions in
. she was equal to dcfeutiuguny yacht- in
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Club and arm Ne Conditions;
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tainty that there will be a race for the
America's cup next year. The following
cable from the secretary of the Royal Vic
torla Yacht club has been posted on the
bulletin board at the New York Yacht
“The formal challenge by. mail will
follow and will read: ‘ln behalf of the
Royal Victoria Yacht club and' in the
name of C. 1). Rose, a member. the club
challenge to iall arteries! of matches for
the America' s cup against any yacht or
veuel built in the United States.”
"Following are the particulars: ‘Chal-
icnger's owner, C. D. hose; name at
yacht. the Distant Shore; length of load
water line, 89 feet; rig, cutter. '
"The challenge will be absolutely un-
conditional. ”
It will be noticed that the Royal Yacht
squadron does not issue the challenge.
Club, challenger and designer are all
changed from the old condition of aficirs
before Lord Dunrsven quit The Prince
of Wales is said to indorse C. D. Roses
challenge. ‘
The intimation that the challenge was
coming was contained in the’foiiowing cu-
blegrnm. received on Friday:
"America's Cup Committee, New York
Yacht Club:
"I beg to challenge for the Amerisi‘t's
cup next year. The race to be sailed on
conditions satisfactory to the committee.
“Gunners Rosa.‘
“89H!" street, Berkeley square, London."
mix-Commodore Smith Pleased.
Ex-Conunodore James 1). Smith, choir-
man of the America's cup committee, was
greatly pleased at the arrival of the oili-
cinl notification. In his opinion » a early
challenge was conclusive proof of he Eng-
lish belief in the good faith and fairness
of the committee in conducting the races.
"In the ofliciai cable the attitude of Mr.
Rose, as expressed in his first cable, is
borne out," said the tax-commodore. “He
the hands of any cup committee that the
club may appoint. Whether I will be a
member of the new committee or not I
cannot say. Unless a special meeting is
called to discuss the Rose challenge there
will be no meeting of the New York Yacht
club until Oct. 24. The present cup com-
mittee has nothing to do with it. it is
very likely that as soon as the mall chal-
lenge arrives the club will call a special
meeting to appoint a n w cup committee.
“The challenge is a 0st sportsmnnllke
one,” continued ex-Commodore Smith.
“It is good news indeed for American
yachtsruen. As the Distant Shore's water
line measurement is put at 80 feet it "'is
evident the intention is to build a boat
right up to the 90 foot limit, of the same
class as the Defender and Valkyrie. In
my opinion it will not be necessary for us
to build another cup defender to hold our
own with the Distant Shore. Mr. Isciiu
says there are some improvements which
can be made in Defender, but I think her
fast enough as she is. "
Commodore Brown and Secretary ()ddie
were at the clubhouse. They were well
pleased ever the arrival of the challenge.
‘ ‘ We are congratulating ourselves. " said
Commodore Brown. “that the challenge
has come so soon after the recent failure
to sail n race with Lord liunruvou.”
(to-nuance In Defender.
That it was It vindication of the man-
agemcnt of the races by the cup commit—
tee was the general opinion of the mem-
bers who visited the clubhouse. They
seemed confident. too. that .1. hi. Sopor,
who is to design C. D. Rose's challenger.
would not outbuild the licfcndcr, and that
her class. Nothing was known about any
further challenges from abroad, and the
feeling seemed to be that (3. 1) Rose s
offer wns enough for em- mason.
Captain Crunficld and .'nvigntor liar-
rlson were together on t c Vulkyrio's
tender, the City of Bridgeport, when a re-
porter.nsked them what they thought of
the challenge from Rose." .
"I don’t think much of It," said Uran-
iicld bluntly. “Of course it will be an till
footer, for what's the use of bringing out
a 75 footer to go against the Defender.
But even if his twat is a mind one he won't
have half a chance. with all the crowding
about the course."
“With so many steamers interfering. it
makes it really an obstacle race.” broke
in Harrison. it was evident that the ling
“I dcn’ t know Mr. Rusty." motioned
Craulleld.“ but I fear be will be disappoint
ed. ’l‘o cicape the steniucrs in the first
place they will have to sail the match in
the middle of the Atlantic it s all rot to
sail races under such conditions "
Forest Fires In California.
Basra mum, (at. Sept. lit—Jere“
fires are sweeping through hundreds of
acres of forests in this vicinity. Railroad
trslilc ls interfered with by trees falling
some the tracks. ’l’hotilro is the worst
that has ever visited Hunts Cruz county.
"Yes." Then Dent]:
vawsss. He
Athol. Mass. sent a bullet through his
heart in a room at the Hotel Pflster.
There was a telegram in his pocket from
W. W. ilolton of Athol dated yesterday.
It mmtained but one word—“Yes. "
Adjutant General Dwyu Resigns.
Psovmitacr Dept. 24. wAIiiutant Ilen-
erai it'll-ha Ilwyer of the Rhode island
brigade has sent in his resignation to Gov-
ernor Lippitt. He has been 'adlutant gen-
eral for over so years and has contemplat-
ed retiring for several months.
Counterfeiting Done in a Pealtenthry.
Fasasroer. 19.50:». Sim—The dis
term of counterfeit money has
made in the Kentucky penitentiary. Ward
on George has molds he tool: from Convict
Dillard of Cation-burg. The decorates.
ties: are nisirsls, dimes and quarters.
Beat Victim in tissue.
Bosros, Slept. Iii we. ifllflllllfl Keenan.
40 years old, was ovcreomsby the but
while working in Johnson park.
taken to the city hospital in an new
salons condition. its willdie.
that district attorney
dmfiqecrroheratite testimony y. >~
.2l —li. W. hinged of ‘
m arctic explorer, to deliver the opening ad-
Hewas'
Adolph 0 im. the broker. WM
stated that t had about April it
tried to pawn a ring identified by (input
aim as belonging to Blancbc' tomcat.
was further croas examined. 01) the day
Durant is chat-glut with having tripd ts
sell the rln't Oppenhelm said two other
persons had ed 1309!: were strangers.
yet he described them minutely andre
counted the particulars of their visits iii
if they had occurred but yesterday. 0p
penheim was asked regarding other speci-
fied days and answurcd promptly.
W J. Phillips. a cigar manufacturer,a
middle aged man of good appearance and
address. instilled (but be had seen Durant
coming out of Oppenheim’ a store in the
early part of last April. lie was attracted
to the man by his pr: uliar appearance and
tncnncr of his actions and the fact that
he was coming out of a pawnshop. .
When the district attorney requested
the witness to indicate the man he saw
coating outof th‘e pawushop. Phillips
walked'over to the prisoner and with
pointed finger said in a positive tone,
“That is the young man." Durant did
not flinch under the ordeal. He returned
gaze with gaze and not a muscle of his
lmpasslve face twitched. He neither be- ‘
trsycd guilt nor flashed back the glance
of injured innocence. The witness was
cross examined regarding his business en-
terprises and his family history, with no
parent intent of discrediting ,hia testi-
mcny.
Mrs. A. B. Perry of Alameda, who was
visiting Mrs. Crossct on April 3, corrobo-
rated Mrs. Crossct as to her-trip to the
mission on that afternoon.
THE wousnis CONGRESS.
An Interesting Session Begun at the At.-
iants Exposition.
ATLANTA. Sept. tit—The women's con-
gress opened here with a memorable and
interesting programme,in which many dis-
tinguished women from distant cities were
represented. The auditorium on the wom-
en's building, more properly known as
the Assembly ball, was thronged with
spectators. and the dltlerent addresses
were received with enthusiastic applause.
The occasion was in every sense brilliant
and gratifying. ,
Mrs. Loulie M. Gordon. the distin-
guished chairman of the committee on
congresses, has labored faithfully to bring
representative women from all over the
world to the south through the medium of
her department. and has succeeded. The
advance programme shows a splendid list
of brilliant and brainy women, and the
people of Atlanta have cause to expect a
series of instructive and interesting pa-
pers. embracing in subjects all the topics
of the day.
Mrs. Gordon opened the exercises of the
day with a few well chosen remarks. Mrs.
W. H. Fulton was made chairman. She
introduced Mrs. Joseph Thompson. presi-
dent of thelwoman's board. She made the
specch of the day. The congress began
business today.
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Brooklyn .07 50 .502 Louisville ii‘J iii .21!)
Alderman Stabbed by an Edltor.
SAN Axrotno. ’l’cx. Sept :34. ~A stub-
bing nffruy, resulting from a personal nt-
tock on Alderman iioit in The Evening
News by Editor Morse Harris, occurred on
the street here. liolt's son attacked liar-
ris with his fists and the editor drew a
dagger and stabbed Holt in the side. caus-
ing a slight wound.
Increased Mining Activity.
Snauoxm, Pa, Sept iii—The seven
Reading mines in the rlhnmokln district
have been put on full time until further
notice. Five thousand employees will re-
ceivc 025.000 additional wages on account
of this action.
Every Business House Burned.
Rtliliitil'flllt, Sept 24 ——i"irc broke out
in 'l‘iosa. six miles from here, and in a
short time cvcrybuslncas house was de-
atroyed. also the elevators. sawmill and
two dwelling hodsos. Total loss, .100, 000
Ila Received 'l‘hree Thousand Volta.
BAT‘l'thlliillo, Mass, ticpt. 24.-—-llorace
Thornton, an electric light trimmer, foil
across live wires and was probably fatally
burned. 0.000 volts having passed through
his body A...
TIDBITS OF NEWS.
The paper mill at Montgomery, Orange
county, N. Y.. was burned.
Daniel Corry of Barton was struck and
lglied by the Pacific express near Tyrone,
s.
A dismtcb from Borne says the village
of linden. in the Hwiss canton of Upper
Valals. has been destroyed by fire.
Bevan persons were drowned in the
lake at Geneva oil Huntley by the linking
of a yacht which was run down by n
steamer.
The Gmigrsphicai Society of Imndon
proposes to invite Lieutenant Peary, the
dress at the mining winter session of the
society.
The meeting of the Democratic silver
leaders, called to put in practical shape
the conclusions of the conference held in
Washington last’ month, was in session at
Memphis.
Hannah W Iudgett, alias If. If.
Holmes. arrai ed in Philadelphia
on the loci i log him with the
murder of min r. Final on Sept. ii.
i“ Ill “-9!
immir
Monica
iii W John fleAlliltIr
will in
y ”scanty y,
ti. :e are old bonnie, in Hartford “and in
its. allusion. that were built only about
50 years oft. “ ihcplng’ue" and "the great
fire” in Mellon-mend in one Connecticut
town (Gutiford) a stone house, built near-
ly ten years be to “o the beheading of leg
Charles I. and which looks today as f it
would lust for soother century or two It
was built in 1000, as much for a defense
against the Indians as for a immunise—
and it was used for both purposes—Hart-
ford Times.
No Wonder.
“How are things in Chicago?" asked
the Washington man
“Terrible. ” replied the lakesidcr. “This
epidemic of nostalgia is we ring us. "
“Nunsluiglnl’ lethal; smuggling like the
[1?”
“No. “'0' re all Iloimes- sick. "~Wush-
lngton Star.
English Firemen.
Fireman’s clothes in England are in the
future to be made of, usbcst us or mineral
wool. The ciilciency of suits composed of
this material depends on three facts. It
is noncombustible, u nonconductorof boot
and in no way injured by water.
Powder to Extingniah Fires.
A Hartford man is the inventor ofa
powder for extinguishing “HIS. It was
given a suwessfui test the other day.
There are a many cord reasons why
you should use 0 to Minute Cough Cure.
There are no reasons why you should
not. if in need of help. The only harm-
less remedy that produces immediate re—
sults. E P Weed and G. C. Biillron.
A. M. Baily, a well known citizen of
Eugene, Oregon. says his wife has for
years been troubled with chronic diarrh-
oer and used many remedies with little re.
lief until she tried Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and diarrhoea Remedy, which
has cured her sound and well. Give it a
trial and you will be surprised at the
prompt relief it affords. 95 and 50 cent
bottles for sale by G. C. Stillson. drug-
gist.
It is a truth in medicine that the
smallest dose that performs a cure is the
best. DeWitt’s Little Early Rims are
the smallest pills, will perform a cure.
andsrethe best. E P. Weed and G. C
s‘mn.
Irving W. I.arimore,physical director of
Y. M. C. A., Des Moincs. Iowa, says he
can conscientiously recommend Chamber
lain‘s Pain Balm to athletes, gymnasts.
bicyclists. foot hull players and the pro
fession in general for bruises, sprains
and dislocations: also for soreness and
stillness of the muscles. \Vhen applied
before the parts become swollen it will
effect a cure in one half the time usually
required. For snle by (3. C. Stillson drug-
gist.
The healing properties of DeWitt‘s
Witch llszai Salve are well known. It
cures ccz=ma, chin affections and in elm.
plvaprrlcct remedy for piles E. P.
Weed and (i C. Stillson.
Don’t Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life
A.wa
ethe truthful startling title of a book
about No‘To-Bec. the hermiess,guaran-
teed tobacco habit core that braces up
nicotinlzed nerves, eliminates the nico-
tine wison. makes weak nit-n gain
strength. vigor and manhood. You run
no physical or financial risk, as No-To-
Bee is sold by R. H..Plaisted under a
guarantee to cure or money refunded.
Boob free. Address Sterling Remedy
00., New York or Chicago.
Acts at once. never fails. One liiuute
Cough Cure. A remedy forasthma. and
that fever h oondi ion which accom-
panicaa severe cold. The only harm.
less remedy that produces immediate re-
sults. E P. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
"For year." says Captain C. Mueller;
“I have relied more open Ayer's Pills
than anything else in the medicine
chest. to regulate my bowels and those
of the ship's crew. These pills are not
severe to their action, but do their
work lbw;
flay. why don't you try DcWItt‘s Lil-
tle Early Risen? These little pills cure
headache, indigestion and constipation.
They’re small. but do the work. E.
P. Weed and G U. Stillson.
Dr. llaad‘a Colic (love In Bosh liosen.
Bocru llosrox. Mess , March ll). 1895.
"Dr. Hand's Remedies for Children
have been of such great benefltto me.
[desire towrlte ashort testimonial. i
am the mother of six chlldren,and in
the plat for: years have used Dr. Hand’s
Colic Corn and Dr. [land’s Chafing Pow-
der, and would never be Without them.
For colicky babies nothing ever made.
equals Dr. Hand's Cello Cure.———tirs.
Charles it Moihiy, 17 mea street." At
G (J Stillson’s and E. G. Tomlin-en's
200.
Children Cry for
Pltoher’s esoteric.
Whoa Baby was sick. we gave her Cartel“.
Wheushe wasachild. shenirdform
Whmahsiweametilnaheclungtoma.
When she had Childmshe gar-theta 0am
€0h|ltlren cry fo‘r
Pitcher. Milli.
test new and never was
wages are higher.
i Goods.
l9 llain Street.
llumall.
theirvatblnnarmhlwhiwttscs ,'
GOOD 0101‘!!le h notehsapu than ever.
of-date garments But every sensible mum
huadv'accsdaad school-berth thepastais “
Rood clothing is in demand and not being ale
. in primes-ems advertisers contend.
We are in direct touch with the mallufaotnrsra of , . ,
. clothing and the truth Inuit prevail. NEW 0mm
from lOte 15 percent. and we are pleased to acknowledge
How then can clothing be cheaper than ever? 'i’he mm lo I
Remember we had b 50 per cent sale last winter and closed"
all our heavy goods in order to be able to show all 4
GOODS T813 SEASON. We have only new needs and
prices you will appreciate. Cheap enough. that's sure.
W. l. BENEDIIIT &
LORILLARD’S
Ros: lEAF
be surprised to find It so good. If
one learned the price after smoking
it, he’d be astonished to find it so
cheap. BigValue andLittleMon—
ey never got closer than in
asyrealvalcetoaloiei'
e
Sentinel Drilling.
Soulhltnmlt. - .I I
onqknew
the price be:
fore trying it, he’ 11
this tobacco.
“FAVO
mus South Norwaih at" i :fils.
I: flip. m. (Saturdaysltzmlp to.)
5m” Freight boat-I for Norwalk leave New
haves Norwalk. hesday. Thursday
from 7.00 a. mic tolicilli p. m.
-——A8K
EVERY P
Dali and examine the
r
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Baby tarrlma and Iiairlurttcrs
A'i‘
Raymond a: Sons.
Becca-am to George ll. Raymond.
furniture Dealers and General Funeral
Directors.
sens es slain strut. larval.“
Manes. I locum rinse.
telephone. 'l‘l-e.
collar-acrylic
1010 is this.
let iris "
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The New Passenger Steamer.
RITE.”
Dilll SERVICE BETWEEN SillIIII Iiillillllli llltl IIEW Iiiiili.
FARE—SINGLE, 30c; EXCURSION; 50c.
Beekman street. at :lbp. u}. (Saturdays.l:35 9. ml Leaves East 81st street. at
York. Monday. Wednesday and Frlda
and Saturday at 5:00 p. m. Freigh ht ved
FOB—~—
IillIIWII'S $3.00 SiliiE.
And you will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
Best Material is Used. Combining Durability and Style
Making it the best 83.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
IR WARRANTED.‘
before purchasing any other shoe, all
H. s. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
DR. F. W. DARMER
curator liEllTltT.
42 Washington 811.,
south Itcrssll. Bonn.
"nil Fihtltii still sxmcrao
WITHOUT PAIN.
Artificialm Teeth with and without vlatss by
the latest
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