New York mm cm on . LONDON, Octaher Sty-It is reported here that a 7 fromSirThomyWiormher series of races for the Amer» iia’sCttgzmsreeehed/ ' New YorkrYacht Club, this morning _‘ a Sir‘ materiuthedayiuformedarepreseutatm attire Associated Prenthet his challenge is on board the ‘White ‘ smunemrfimnicnlue at New York,Thursdey.bethe thud} information to to its contents be first given outrbyr V tack-gitYorkYuhtCiub. the 0! « letter chellengtng‘ contains a suggestion as to fine the race, which, it is understood, will be in August. - r it is regorted that the challengi yacht will be built on the Theoremlodthstshewillbeoamed 1:. , ,r According to rumor, Robert‘WI-ingefieeofihe commandersof , ' the old Shamrock, will eommand the new racer. * ' ” Inquiries made by a representative of the Associated Pratt, at the New York Yacht Club. this miag. tend to confirm the report from [moon that another clailenge for the America's Cup has been received from Sir Thames Upton-but no definite statement on the subject can be male. ’ , Later in the day, S. V. Oddie. secretary of the New York ' Yacht Club. informed a reporter for the Associated Press that the : letter in his mad which hem-ought might be a challenge from Sir ' Whammamfound when it was opened to be a letter from Sir Thomas uptou, announcing that the Lipton Cup; for severity footers. which was recently raced for in the United States. am! won by the Rainbow, owned by Cornelius Venderbilt, was on board the White Star Line steamer Germain, due at this port on Thursday. October a I. , ‘ A Clash Between Strikers. POTTSVILLE. Pm, October tow-There was a clash between, ' strikers and non-strikers. at the Coxe Brothers 8: Company mh fiery: at Onada‘ . Schuylkill county. this morning. ’ The strikers‘ gathered in large numbers near the colliery, and endeavored to per- . suede men on their way to work to return to their homes. Wile: f V they refused, a light ensued, and both sides used sticks and stones freely, with the result that several were inferred, but not seridusly. g ' Dori the fracas, two shots were fired. ofi‘icials oi the mine telephoned to Sherri Toole, asking ‘ for protection for their men at work. ' ' (Other Strike Kews on Eighth Page.) ' PHILADELPHIA, October 10-11:: torpedo bout Sorters, from Blew York, for this city. arrived safely inside the Delaware Cam, at 6:30 o‘clock. this Wing. and later in the day anchored - off League Islam! Navy Yard" Considerable interest has bees man- ifested m the trip of the Earthen. as site made the voyage by the outside rmte. instead of t tough the canal. Commended Amencan Sokhers. SAN FRANCISCO. October war—Lieutenant A. VDolgoroukofi.‘ of the Russian army. is here on hie way east. where he will agenda few chys before returning to Russia. The lieutenant was on board the Russian flagship when the attack was made on the Sorts ”at Talia. He commended the work of the Americans in Chains, but says they would have done better but they been sent fresh from ,, . the United States. instead of from Llaniln. as many of then were 7° LET—410883 m 7i ' , fatigued and warn out by previous fighting in the Phifippim. w m ‘7' “we" Wood'Workers’ Strike Settled. DENT ER. COL. October 10-41:;- strike of the wood workers... 7 ‘ which threatened to tie up the mills in the-city baskets settled, and m today the closed mills resumed work. The trouble was over the ’ ‘ employmeat of non-onion men at some of the mills. The deminds oi the unbo’ were granted, and all workmen will hereafter be union 7 . men « ‘ Rammed the Rams of Government. ~ SANTIAGO DE CHILI, October 10;, via. Laredo Junction- Fresiéent Ermtrir, who, was stricken with paralysis Inn: to, m, is now in perfect balm, end will resume of government af- fairs moment. ‘ Complete tranquility prev ‘ s in the republic. (Barriers Blew off Door of Bank Safe. TOWNSEN D. Mass, October tohBurglars broke into the Townsend National Bank... early this morning, and blew of the one er door of‘the bank, but failing to rack the interior, they left the place without W ofvalue. Theyescapetliaahaad- car, which they ‘ at Ayer. All efiorts to trace them fur- ther have been unsuccessful. , » It! . r l .11 g!!! r m ill l ’r‘ Ht ‘3»
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