4 THE ST. PAUL GLOBE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1899.

mediately in touch with this distinguished Daly enl!st3d Company C,. April| again, AT THE THEATERS. 29,on icQO in spectacle, moved on the vessels to the eastward. Capt. Hogarth saw 1898, and went, abroad with the Thir- pushing, Hying, to it gentleman. teenth regiment, serving country crawling, according first and his crew took in the spinnaker his with FAILED TO FINISH was in them. smartly, If undertaking looking to the de- METROPOLITAN. fidelity- for three.months, when he was the speed that Columbia's men following suit " the attacked by smallpox. which dre~d a minute later, setting CITY SUBSCRIPTIONS. by Bishop "An Enemy to the King," which the :of COURSE KEPT CLEAR. and their fcrestay- livery of a public address disease he died.after.eight days' sickness. sall at the same time. Neill company is playing at the Metro- <tinued l''i-<«in Flvmt rune. efforts of Capt. Evans and Lieut. mo3|l2_mo3 Potter during his stay here is carried to politan The Fearing that the Shamrock would try By Carrier 11 mol6 this week, will be presented to- trials clung the wny, since Commander Fremont to keep the course to luff successful issue, our peopls will be night, .'£LI'MPY JAW. ?;\u25a0'\u25a0 to English but out and pass to windward Capt baily only .40) $2.25 $4.00 a tomorrow afternoon, and for the . her arrival she has learned many Yan- clear with the government cutters and Barr began ~. 50| 2.75 6.M night. to luff Columbia. Both kept Daily and Sunday . glad to avail themselves generally of the last time tomorrow kee tricks, and breaking: out the spinnak- torpedo boats were again successful to- it up for fully Sunday .'.. iol -7*' Next week, commencing Sunday ten minutes, until they .-. 1^ him and extending even- A Number of Cattle Found Diseaae'd er Is one of them. day. The same system which proved so were both heading Capt. - privilege of hearing ing, the Neiil company will present an east. Hogarth SUBSCRIPTIONS, i . -.. . ».; . mill The clip defender was a little slow In effective on Tuesday was In force today, kept the Shamrock's spinnaker COUNTRY to him the cordial welcome to which he original three-act comedy entftled "Mat- Condemned. mast- setting: her big balloon sail out, and this and the results were quite as effective. headed, with a couple of men rimony," by Athur James Pegler, of Two stable cars brought into the holding it By Mail ...-U nio|6 moßlliMnoa is entitled. cattle somewhat dampened the ardor of -the The course, when once signaled by the half-way down the mast, ready to be Minneapolis. The play Is now in re- Minnesota, Transfer were inspected yes- patriotic throng of Americans who love committee boat, was immediately cleared hearsal, and an exception- terday by sheeted out at a moment's notice, until Daily and Sunday.!.!.. .35^.00 4.00 appears to be an official of the city h?alth de- nothing more than forehandedness and and each boat had a fair Held down Ihe J2:02, when he let it run down. ally tine comedy, brisk and lively in partment, in. w.m- \u25a0 •Sunday ... •£ AGAINST VENES6I XIA. one; of. which found skill, but sixty seconds later both boats line and all the space necessary for At 12:05, the Columbia, still bring .7X] J-M •' \u25a0 Weekly , ...I ,-.75 .«\u25a0 100 action, bright and sparkling in dialogue, twer heifers and tWee si., ;;fflictel were on even terms, fleeing the Directly the yards ahead, .... The disappointment which prevails with lumpy before maneuvering. after the start kept broad off for her Minn., and full of original comedy situations. jaw. In the oth-:s weie gentle breeze, spinnakers, balancing in line, cut- Entered at Postofflce at St. Paul, the two patrol fleets forni-d the course again, Shamrock Immediately fol- Address all among our people regarding award It will be the lirst "first night" at the found six steers and two cows affected and bulging balloons draw- left, and the torpedo boats suit. The as Second-Class Matter. Metropolitan sipce the house was opened. with mainsail! ters on the lowing wind held In the same communications and make all Rem'" of the Venezuela board of arbitration la the same t li^|as.e.^v , ing onwards. The bells of the ex- en the right, and everything was kept quarter until 12:40, the Columbia St. \u25a0 The mean- tances payable to THE GLOBE CO.. there GRAM). r cattle /vuej-a fconuVmned and speci- cursion Beet -clanged, and the carreentng in place. was the same good na- while gaining on her rival. At th.it Paul Minn. Anonymous communica- quite, natural. Yet. in principle, • mens delivered miscro3coplcal There iim. Miss Ada (."raven, as the ser- bli* exam- hulls started forward in pursuit." . But tnred obedience to all Instructions and the wind backed around to the tions ;jot noticed. Rejected-manuscripts Is very little in that award to occasion Swedish ination. They -_wor2 taken from ship- north- Will returned unless accompanied vant girl in "What Happened to Jones," they slowed down almost Immediately no captain needed a second warning. ward and Up- Columbia jibed, the Shum- not be Americans surprise or disappoint. ments consigned to St. Paul slaugh.er and by p«v-t:ice. '_ ... either is presenting at the Grand this week one -then almost stopped.- The lazy When signaled to move out the entire rcck following her two minut -s hiter. . houses. carrying big yachts squad- * ll!ilit- of tlie most delightfully original charac- breeze was the down fleet at once obeyed and no naval At 1:18 the Columbia's crew Bent her BRANCH QFFICES. _ ter impersonations ever seen here. The the Narrows.' They drifted down like ion could have made a better maneuver. spinnaker out to starboarfl. and two min- The determination of this people to re- upon Ken )or!c i 10 Spruce St. . company is capable, and the production EX-SENATOR HARLAN DEAD. two clouds of smoke the surface of. Capt. Evans was obliged, however, to utes later the Shamrock's was sot. Fai Chfc-n^o.Room No. 87 Washington St. si itt, if necessary with force, any inter- throughout excellent. The GraiM has a the water, their frail hulls, slipping tire a gun of warning about 2 o'clock on away in the blue haze the outer mark 609. .\u25a0ik!r-^.: through placid sighted ference by European powers with the po- corner on the "laugh" market this week. I'assliiK of One of the Promi- the seas as gracefully and the left of the line, when an ambitious was at 1:15. Mo^t peacefully they al, Only three more performances, including nent' of ,jovra Public Men. as if had been in a captain showed signs of trespassing. This With the weather prevailing present TODAY. or integrity of any sleep.- _ of FOR litical territorial 2:30. dreamless the only in the patrol serv- the chances finishing the race WEATHER a matinee tomorrow at DES MOINES, death was incident within has, Mantel], Oct. s.—The of today ordinary the prescribed time limit of and one- Saturday; American nation thanks to ex-Presi- Robert B. who will be at the ex-United COLUMBIA LEADS. ice that was put of the live Minnesota—Fair Friday, and coming week, has won great States Senator James Harlan It now fact half hours were good. During the next rig to fresh and brisk south- dent Cleveland, been successfully assert- Grand the occurred at his ho,me, at Pleas, run. If a well-established Rinds shift success in his new romantic triumph,' Mount For almost an hour the spectators on that naval police system can keep a half hour the wind dropped out almost erly " \u25a0*\u25a0*"* *"* ant, 10., at 9:35 -morning. this completely. * —*>~" Friday and Satur- ed in the case of Venezuela. Arbitration '•The Dagger and the Cross." Every one thai The death the excursion boats watched them drift fair course for both racers, and no ex- At 1:58 spinnaker* came In The Dakotas—Fair was not une£be<\sd, a collapse having-, ship a on both yachts and worn day; southerly.winds. - was promptly submitted to by the Brit- is talking, about Mantell. about the play, taken place like Coleridge's "painted upon cursion boat. -\; eht or lug ever pretends they jibed to Friday...and Saturday; only last Sunday. The Immediate painted ocean." The only cheering fea- starboard. Montana—Fair sympathies would about Its superb, mounting. But cause was to put her nose inside the cooler Friday: westerly, winds. - ish government. Our knowledge of things cortlestion of the lungs, com- ture of. the situation was that the Colum- established At 2:05 the Columbia set her spinnaker Friday and Saturday; those with. Intimate plicated trouble. lines. Wisconsin—Fair naturally lead us to hope that the con- pause to rote that M. W. with.Jiver Over-exer- bia steadily gained, as inch by inch she The Is for visiting to port, taking it in five minutes later. variable winds."-- theatrical tion in attending the sessions lowa system a nice one jibed our neighbor llaniey is the manager. And therein of the crept along. At the end of fifteen minutes yachtsmen fn«m ".broad, Both to port at 2:20 and a few min- lontibns of Latin-American Methodist conference, week, aggra- and receives thu utes - ST. - PAUL. .... may be read a large share of the story last I several lengths of clear water showed be- highest all sides The later a light breeze came In i> >m by would be sustained. That they have vated his maladies, ;causing prostration. her and her rival. The commendations on were Yesterday's observations, taken Iho of the success. Mr. Hanley, for thirty tween green idea of the national government recogniz- the southwest. Sheets trimmed weather bureau. St. Paul. wholly sustained, but prominent His daughter, the wife of Hon. Robert bands played and a few whistles tooted. down, and both yachts were soon close United States twenty- not been that years, has been most as a Lincoln, ing the race an import- P. F. Lyons observer, for the T. of Chicago,, was summoned On, on was fully lerds additional hauled on the starboard tack. \u25a0 The last nignt. has been a substantial victory theatrical manager, one who never at- she moved until she 500 ance to it and is a very pleasing fea- four hours ended at 7 o'clock the. award from New York city, and was present yards It was picturesQue, but it Shamrock set her baby jib top for temperature his name to anything that is not " ahead. not ture to all yachtsmen. sail at Barometer corrected for England, shows nothing more than taches at the bedside. Others present were exciting. The spread canvas, once, but Columbia's was held for pome and ••\u25a0-,\u25a0 ; ,-, immense of elevation. " the best> James Whitford Mr. including jib, PARKER ON l>»ing H'.ghesi temperature '- that, the substantial right was on the m and and Mrs. Craw- the balloon was drawing in BOARD. five r.iinutea before set. Lowest temperature «*; ford and son. No arrangements gentle crew of Capt. Ben brother, the Shamrock went to side of the British claims, and that the have the breeze. The whole Parker and his Wil- At 2:38:30 about Average temperature «> PAUL SOCIETY. been made' for the funeral, but it each yacht was aft to act as and liam, of Emperor William's fast yacht port, the Columbia following suit twenty Daily endeavoring IN ST. probably will ballast iauue , vi arbitration board, in to reach be held in-lowaWesleyan Uni- to keep the head of the yachts up. Only Meteor, were r.n board the Shamrock in seconds later. The Shamrock then ap- Baron i 30.18 versity chapel, at peared to have slight advantage. >>\u25a0> a settlement of the sadly involved claims, DoiiiK* of the Bay in a Social Mount Pleasant,'- on a few of them were busy easing sheets both Tuesday's and today's races. Dr. a Tho Humid:i> Sunday afternoon, tightening halyards. wind very light and in Prei'ip.tation . 0 a which is a Way. -v- and Mackie, speaking for Sir Thomas Lipton, was Shamrock 66 reached conclusion substan- was - in began seemed to be doing 7 in., temperature James Harlan Clarke coun- to said that this p. Lightbourn gave a born Then the wind die and the the two men were aboard the smooth water 7 p. m., wind, west; weather, clear. tial victory for England. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. ty. Illinois, Aug. 25, 1820. He graduated great balloons of canvas forward col- English boat simply they very well, her larger sail plan proving at home on at because are RIVER BULLETIN. Nor need the award have any discour- reception last evening their Indiana Asbury university, in 1845, and lapsed like meal sacks. At the same time friends of Captains Hogarth and Wringe. a little too much for the Columbia. When street for Mr. and Mrs. Gustav. became a lawyer. "He was elected the wind canted a little and Columbia the latter went about to starboard at 3 Danger Stage Change the future of arbitration Somerset Tuesday the 'You may say," said Mr. Mackie to the L ne. 8 A. M. 24 Hours, aging effect or! Kulander. who were married at first superintendent .of public, instruction concluded to change her tactics. She took Associated Press o'clock and the Shamrock thres minutes Station. in 1847; representative, "that later, the latter had St. Paul 14 4.2 0.0 as a means of settlement of international Ada, Minn. Kf>' of lowa was president of lowa in her spinnaker and tried reaching, leav- Capt. Parker is here with Emperor Wil- increased Davenport 15 2.5 0.0 were prettily decorated with Wesleyan ing jib set. was a her windward advantage by a disputes. to The rooms university, at Mount Pleasant, the balloon It chal- liam's permission, but please make Kansas City 21 5.4 0.0 Submission arbitration in and palms. Mr. and Mrs. lenge the her it few lengths. went —0-1 cut flowers in 1853. He was United States senator to Shamrock on best point plain that ha has nothing whatever to Both about La Crosse W -•» this case was an unwelcome necessity received with Mr. and Mrs. from lowa from 1855 to 1865, of sailing and Capt. Hogarth eagerly ac- again at 3:12, on the p.>rt tack, Memphis S3 1.7 —0.1 Kulander was secretary do with the Balling ami management of England. As every other in- Lightbourn. They were assisted by Mrs. of the interior in Lincoln's second cepted the gage. They went heading over and again to starboard in ten minute, Omaha IS with in Minn; cab- the Shamrock. Captains Hogarth and Louis 4.3 -0.2 C. D. Gilbert, of Proctor Knott. inet, 1865-6, and was again toward the Long Island shore, and the the wine! from the southward having In- St. stance of her submission to peaceful ar- United States Wringe are supreme In command, and one Mrs. George Harding, Mrs. J. Girady and senator from lowa from 1865 to 1873. Columbia continued to increase her lead. creased a trifle. The Columbia seemed felt In of them has the tiller at all times dur- —Fall. bitrament of her claims she herself Miss Sophia Llghtbourn. 1882 Mr. Harlan was appointed chief jus. The Shamrock, chagrined, attempted to ing tha races. to be walking out from under the Sham- River forecast til 8 a. m. Saturday: wore her bridal gown of crowd on a more canvas by setting Tho icpcrt that Capt. rock's lee. Their positions at 3:39. when Mississippi will change under compulsion. Otherwise the strong Mrs. Kulander tice the court of commissioners of Al- little Parker The but little in gauze sole over silk. • abama claims, \ stay sail, only pre- steered the Shamrock during the Columbia to port, were: The the vicinity of St. Paul. of embroidered de which position he held four her but it took the Tuesday's race is absurd. tacked arjn of military and naval power would Mrs. Kulander will make their years. In cious wind from her balloon and the sail Either Hogarth Columbia about an eighth of a mile on TEMPERATURES. Mr. and 1893 he was called from retire- or Wringe steered throughout the con- YESTERDAY'S have been invoked to maintain her con- future home in Walker. Minn. ment to act as temporary chairman of itself hung from her as loose as a wet test. ' the Shamrock's lee bow, both heading High*Bpm \u2666 \u2666 southeast, the having High*Bpm being in South • the Republican state convention. As rag. .-\u25a0-" about east wind Bait].\u25a0 ...80 72 tentions, as it is invoked society, such C. Oliver Iselin declined to canted about ford 68 Boston 66 The Christian Endeavor of the officer he made ,a jspeech which had a As the yachts approached nearer the day's discuss to- to south southeast. Bismarck ....76 66 Buffalo 62 56 church, race, but was disappointed at Africa. Dayton Avenue Presbyterian tremendous influence in checking the Long Island shore the haze lifted for a having a not This last tack of the Columbia's was Calgary 7G 04 Chicago 64 58 Friday evening. and Long Branch, steady breeze. about most Interesting the Duluth 66 GO Cheyenne ....70 0,2 There is enough in this award to con- will give a reception threatened bolt of prohibition for practi- moment with its big the feature of Edmonton Cleveland ....66 ;>4 Oct. 20, in the parlors of the church cal local option. He hotels deserted of their summer crowds, race outside of the start. The question ....72 64 stitute a warning against this nation society was-candidate for TECHNICALLY was whether could cross Havre 84 78 Denver 72 OS for those members of the who ; the Republican nomination for governor rose as if by enchantment from the deep. TOLD. she Shamrock's Helena 74 06 Detroit 64 54 easily foregoing its claims in the Alaska joined the Thirteenth regiment. in 1895, but his age was against him. Then it closed down again and the lazy bow or not, the latter being on the star- Huron 78 70jNew Orleans.6B C \u2666 board tack, having the right of way. It 68 GO 8 dispute. Assured that we are right • * He also served as a member of the lowa yachts drifted on. The great ocean liner Detailed Minnedosa ...70 New York Foreign Missionary socie- Auguste Victoria, of Hamburg-Amer- Movements of Columbia took just eighty seconds to decide which Prince Albert74 P.OI Philadelphia .70 64 there, as we must be considc ring time The Woman's soldiers' and sailors' mounment commis- the and Shamrock 06Pittsburg 68 62 ty, of the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian sion, and was prominent in the ican line, outward bound to Southamp- During' Race. boat was ahead. The Columbia was Qu'Appello ...76 councils forced by at S. Current....B2 88S. Ste Marie..s2 46 and circumstances, we should adhere to church, will hold its annual praise serv- of the Episcopal ton, broke through the misty circles NEW YORK, Oct. weather about the Shamrock 3:41:30. 66 Friday Methodist church. 5-The She tacked close under Shamrock's lee Williston 78 'Frisco 78. our position firmly. England's example ice in the church parlors after- Senator Marian's wife died in 18S4. She Where the yachts were battling for the conditions during the early mornin- Winnipeg 66 52.Washington .68 62 supremacy down for a mo- hours bow and two minutes later, the signal yielding to arbitration except noon. Oct. 20. waS a remarkable woman, and during the and slowed were decidedly more favorable for of never „ , , ment passengers a race Tuesday being received from the committee boat 'Washington (7 p. m. St. Paul). Civilwar did much to alleviate the suffer- to let the who lined than those of morning time when she has to is a good enough ex- Miss Harriet Hale left Paris Monday ings the rail catch a glimpse of the contest. The wind light declaring the race off, both yachts wore of the Union soldiers, having an un- was from the west south- around, case, involving, as en route for this country. She will visit limited pass Then she dipped her nag- and sped on, west and the sky cloudy hauled down their stay sails and ample for us in that Ohio, arriving Secretary Stanton to when the Col- headed for home, the great excursion THE THIRTEENTH NO MORE. for a fortnight in Akron. go where she pleased :' vanishing like a flying express train into umbia and the Shamrock, towed by the it does, claims palpably patched up as Nov. 1. - gloom. A tugs fleet preceding them. past day or two in city in St. Paul about the few minutes later the Wallace Flint and James Lawrence Within the the \u2666 \u2666 liner Servia, with English respectively, Thus ended another unsatisfactory at- the result of the recent gold discoveries * Cunard the left their moorings at of San Francisco there passed out cf will entertain at Jack at her taffrail, appeared as by Sandy tempt to finish the thirty-mile race with- in that section of the world. Mrs. Meybert Bruner ADVERSE TO CAPT. CARTER. If Hook about 9 o'clock and pro- in Thursday afternoon at her magic through the outer edge of the cur- ceeded direct to the time limit. Nothing more was existence a military body which durln? euchre next Sandy Hook lightship, proven today regarding Gold! That is the touchstone which , Opinion of Attorney General Griggfa tain and came foaming into port. In vain hoisting their the merits of the gallant testimony home on Holly avenue. ; main sails and club top yachts on Tuesday. its brief lifetime bpre England ever applied in determining \u2666 \u2666 the patrol boat's whistle blew a warn- sails on the way out and getting than It is simply has * . in Famous Case. every- known that both yachts are good to the valor of Minnesota men and to Mrs. Gilbert, of Proctor Knott. ing, but she swung slightly outward as thing in readiness for a drifters, international justice. By vitrue of it she C. D. WASHINGTON, s.—The opinion prompt start with the a trifle favor of our to even the Minn., is the guest of her bother. Mrs. .Oct. she came on straight through the course, The Columbia cast off tug balance in the devotion of people Africa, in of Attorney General Griggs in case from her Columbia. wars in South arbitrates Ven- Ross, of street. Mrs. Ros3 the dipped her flag as she got abeam of the at 9:58 a. m., the Shamrock nuisi strenuoßS demands of their Ameri- Westminster of Capt. Oberlin M. Carter, of the army, five minutes The Columbia and Shamrock, both and negotiates in Alaska. and Mrs. Gilbert will leave shortly for racers and disappeared like a streak, later. Soon after the the ezuela upon which the president approved the three-quarters of changed "^Columbia In tow, passed in and anchored in Sandy can citizenship. The Thirteenth Minne- an Eastern trip. a mile to leeward. club top sails, setting the larg- finding of the court-martial, was made est one on Hook bay at 6:30 p. m. sota regiment has passed into history. public today. IMMIGRANTS PLEASED. board and throwing overboard NO REASOX WHY. Mrs. William P. Abbott entertained a the steel jack yard, which had Its achievements add another to After dismissing certain of the been used O* THE wreath yesterday's of thPyounger society women at I minor The immigrants aboard crowded upon on the first top sail set. jack yard ERIN. The outcome of contest for number charges ; as unproven, attorney gen- This patriotism which her small tea yesterday afternoon at her the her forecastle deck to see the sight, and was supported in about, the crown of heroic yachting prize sustains a eral takes up. the more serious -ques- the water by the international home, on Summit avenue. The rooms what they saw pleased them immensely. twenty-five life preservers. It was pick- Ho*v Sir Thomas sons have won for her In the brief ex- tions involved,.first considering the ob- There was the representative and Gneatii Saw the the contention of the Globe that no were simply decorated with bowls of of the new ed up by the Lawrence and lashed on istence of this commonwealth. jection that the charges upon which world in which they decided to cast her Ilace. good has as yet been shown why American Beauty and Jack roses. The Capt. had starboard side. A wooden club (op place of muster reason an Carter was .Sound i- guilty were in- their fortunes leaving the representative sail yard also NEW Starling from the with cc-nterpiece in the dining room was congruous. '\u25a0 He fhaf was thrown overboard YORK, Oct. s.—Sir Thomas Lip- Columbia should not win the series pure >; Spid- unlike the of the old world astern. It was a good from Columbia, and ton and guests, on the yacht the reputation of the best drilled and the immense bunch of white roses. ordinary criminal procedure the military the two from the board steam difficulty. omen of the future to each of thorn. Shamrock, which picked up by Erin, were very hopeful when soldierly body of men among- all of races -without usage and procedure permit of an in-, were her anchors mosi was "at The Columbia got most of the wash from tender. vere lifted and she left her ancorage at Nothing in either contest thus far show The Hamline Mothers' club definite number of offenses being charged the big liner, on the regiments that assembled at the 3 Wednesday afternoon to the transatlantic bobt-ing The Columbia's sails seemed to set Sandy Hook, the indications at that time superiority on the part home" and adjudicated together in one and the the huge wave as It under her and ter bet- Presidio, the Thirteenth Minnesota any pronounced grandmothers^ A plearing ard instruc- same proceeding. 'rent than on Tuesday. She carried, as promising a fair wind. Ab the day wore "It is not necessary,?' spilling much precious wind out of her then, a cross-cut main on and it became of the Neither in lightweath- programme consisting of addresses \u25a0 sail, and her certain that it would maintained its reputation for discipline Shamrock. tive he says, "to discuss whether this prac- sails. Meanwhile the top sail clul and was prepared. Several of the is excursion fleet was seemed to be the largest one again be a case of no race, they resigned throughout trying er nor in a stiff breeze has that vessel music tice wise or whether it is prejudicial pushing toward the outer mark. When she yet and bravery the year grandmothers rresent took part. Mrs. has carried. There were four themselves to the inevitable and formed superiority as to the rights of the accused. It ap- they got there they waited for an. hour, battens the experience in and around Manila. demonstrated any such Wilson, agod eighty-eight, gave a par- pears to by in leach of the main sail. little groups about the decks and in the of its be established long continued but the champions had not come. Through Just before the start she cabin, v/here they has been claimed for her. Certainly there ticularly bright talk on "Pioneer Life." practice, and so far lam able, on substituted a discussed the respect, 'ni- fortunes of the men of the Thir- sas the mist they could be just made out, balloon forestay sail for the small one, ive merits of the yachts and deplored the yesterday's can Mrs. Hoyt spoke of "Early Days In St. investigation, to discover, pre- looking high-peaked differed from that of their breth- iv nothing in race which without like circus tonts. which she set on her way out. fact that was no Paul." Mrs. Mall's subject was "School vious challenge." Then wind hauled around to there chance for a fair of offer justification of the high hopes with Training when the Besides Managing Owner C. Oliver test of their sailing qualities. ren of the other volunteer regiments Days," Mrs. Webb's "Spiritual . The attorney general then shows by the south southwest and the racers had England are regard- When Grandma Was a Child," and Mis. an analysis Iselin and Mrs. Iselin, who wore a white Richard Croker hung- over the rail, ex- tlie state in that they shared the honors which the people of of Capt. Carter's testimony taken In their spinnakers to beat Into It flannel yachting Shannoi told how "Grandma Was Wooed that in his dealings costume, trimmed with changing views with first one and than of war. First the Span- ing the final result. with his father-in- elosehaujed, the excursion boats all puff- navy blue, and a another of actual with and Won." law he rendered strict account to they doing white straw hat, with the distinguished foreigners, that ed back to see what were at red ribbon band, there were on i:n! after with the Filipinos, they There really has been no test worth gentleman and that Carter's funds in this point sailing. board- while Thomas A. Edison chatted with of W. Butler Jr., Cap?. Woodbury Sir Beres- Iheir-enenry sea-going Th3board of managers of the St. Paul the Union Trust company were in ex- rest race yachts Kinei others. Thomas and Admirnl faced with all the decision talking about of the qualities For the of the the were Newbury Thorne, Capt. Nat Herreshoff,' ford soon came bridge, school of fine arts met yesterday at the cess of those of Mr. Wescott during the half the time in the doldrums, with their Herbert Leeds, down from the of V'SteTfffls. They of the two vessels. The rules of the ?V;oore twen- -he had Sailmaker Hathaway and whore they hud been watching the prog- and coolness endured school in the blcck. About entire time that control of the sails flapping listlessly. When the Hugh Kelly, representing Royal ty-five were present. latter's •• •;.... the Ul- ress of the race, and mingled with those the heat and fatigue of two campaigns contest show that the successful boat members Mrs. D. A. affairs. '\u25a0\u25a0'*; I streaks of wind would strike them they ster Yacht club. Capt. Monfort, who has been so efficient a pres- i "The testimony,"' he adds, Charley Barr who were enjoying the hospitality of the and display the highest .staying powers "does mot would luff and tack and split tacks, each steered the yacht and the crew wore in the tropics without murmur were has to ident of the beard, tendered her resigna- strike me as that of a man possessed of vainly endeavoring to get place white Irish knight. Thus the day was passed into the working suits, with watch caps bearing until signal announcing the abandon- honored by being placed in the most re- In the stiffest breeze. The fact that the tion, which ihe board with extreme re- a clear idea of• the truth, and determined where the light zephyrs were Lryvi;r to the Iselin the gret was obliged Jt to tell it, colors. ment of the race was given, and the Erin sponsible and trying posts throughout Shamrock has shown some more ability to accept. was but rather a clever fcvasion crinkle the smooth surface of the ocean. On board the Shamrock, unanimously resolved no woman of one who is endeavoring they kept besides her pointed her nose homeward. On the wai cupful wind that artiflcally to For two hours this up, during skippers, Hogarth and Wringe, were their experience. The hospital lists have to make progress with a of should be elected to fill the vacant place. account for the possession of • moneys which time no one to to In the Erin passed the Columbia and ttf seemed be able Navigator Hamilton, Sailmaker Ratsey, shamrock, and hailed both with a borne testimony to their heroism, and is of no account. Races such as are on A resolution was passed empowering derived from other sources.". tell how ihe Snamrock drew up with her McGill Downey, Sherman Crawford, Capt. Ing three cheers and a tiger. Thenrou^Sit vessels are not won the members to associate with them on adversary. Ben Parker, sailing the men and officers of the other com- now between these the master of Emperor Thomas announced that, in his opinion, board ten men interested In art Dr. | There was an end to the prolonged William's yacht Meteor, and Henry mands have given them freely the palm in a cupful, or several cupfuls, of wind. Samuel G. THE DEWEY POSSIBILITY. F. the day's work had proved nothing. Smith will be invited to as- agony and suspense at 3:43, when it was Lippitt, the named representing superiority is sume presidency. apparent everybody yachts last "There was no chance," said he. "to of in all that arouses the ad- In every event the contest certain the Mlnneapolitt Tribune Getting to that the the New York club. jfMl""'lHlf Uffl»iyiWf jffl'"iil|iltI>WIiJWFIiHF" ff" "TUB" V^H Mg—V^'illW~"y Several departures are contemplated a could not reach the turning point, Yacht Her obtain any further knowledge as to the miration and respect of the trained sol- be an exciting one. The shipbuilding for Glimpse of much crew was carrying Sir Thomas to ihe coming year. Plans will be the Coming Storm. less the finish, and with the boats oil 'Liptoa'a capabilities of either the Columbia or flier. have the highest consid- colors in their watch caps, and they Shamrock. It still race, and art ought to reached ered for an art library and a series of Minneapolis Tribune. even terms the committee called the racj wore Is anybody's of in England, if it on will off. white working suits. vas so all day. We must wait for a The record the Thirteenth will not degree of perfection lectures art be delivered during The Tribune cartoonist pictures McKln- The committee tug, the winter. ley and Bryan locked in an Walter Lueken- wind." bear comparison with the glorious has not, since England is the water car- anxious em- DRAMATIC INCIDENT. bach, established the starting line at ho brace and viewing.with apprehension the 10:40 Then he jestingly remarked that achievements of their gallant predcc.s- rier of the world. She does our foreign vision The most dramatic and picturesque in- by'anchoring a cable's length south- believed the whole thing was a "Yankee Christ Church Chapter, Brotherhood of of Admiral Dewey seated in the west of the lightship. on of us, as well as her own, and Andrew, presidential chair. Dewey cident of the day occurred at the finish, The course signal trick to keep me over here," to which sors the blood-sodden fields th? carrying lor St. gave an entertainment in the himself con- and it repaid was immediately hoisted. It was to "put crown," the thousands of sight- south- a bystander retorted that any "Yankee South. Hut the heroism which enabled her shipyards are busy when all others Guild hall of the church last evening. An tinues aside the be it the disappointment they east by east, the wind being very fight enjoyable programme offered to him' from ; source tt seers for were trick" which would bring about that end the sea today for wa3 given. Mis 3 whatever experiencing. Just before the rtgati.a from the opposite quarter northwest by Sir the First Minnesota infantry at Geltys- are idle. She rules Soure, Miss Denny and' Miss Florencs may; but American moods and politics north. would gladly be resorted to. TnioVn and war alike. But Hr.rper committee boat broke out the signal ihanked him and added: burg to withstand the attack of the main purposes of peace assisted with the entertainment. are full of mutations, and it is not im- which the Under sail, top sail ship- possible declared race off, the specta- main club and jib, "In having Mr. Edison aboard the Erin contest seamanship and that the jvictor of Manila may and with body of the rebel hosts wanted but the when the of * tors, all of whom were in doubt as to balloon jib top sails in stops I feel that we have the greatest man in C. H. Robinson, *of Dayton* avenue, will be over-persuaded at the last. When he on the respective stays, the opportunity to find reproduction by the building which is now on is finished go East month. which boat wag ahead, were watching two yachts the whole world. Mrs. Edison informs this He will spend the mixes with the American people and the yachts interest. They played for places for a good start during young men who will within a few days she will probably learn that her youth- winter in the South, where Mr3. Robinson finds an overwhelming with intense | mo that this is literally the first day's will join him in sentiment in fa- had split tacks, and now the Columbia the interval between the preparatory November. vor'of his assuming presi- starting signals. I vacation that her remarkable husband pass in review before the chief magis- ful rival on the water has not forgotten the role of a was sailing toward the Irish boat on the | and The former was Mrs. Frank B. Fox, of Central avenue, dential candidate ;jyhen it pointed given at Skippers has taken in thirty years, and the fact trate of the nation. Lot us do honor of architecture or of sea- has returned from the is out port tack, with the evident intention of 10:45. Barr and Ho- is a source the trick naval East. to him that' every" war garth of I that he is with us of the Dr. and Mrs. Hurlbert, of are that the United crossing her bow. The water between made the best what little wind to fully ap- to this body of brave patriots while we manship, even though its flag has been Chicago, States has had has produced a president they had to test | greatest satisfaction me. I the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Van them grew narrower and""narrower until' j their boats' turning preciate th«. honor he has done me in may. Within a few years its members for many years a stranger in foreign Duzee, of Goodrich avenue. evolved from a war hero, and when it they were enough to pass a capacity In the light air.- urged i close Hne coming." , will be lost in the great army of peace Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor, of Lincoln is that the- army heretofore has aboard. Everybody on the excursion Five minutes before the starting signal ports. avenue, returned been and navy has nev- j Columbia, Mr. Edison, when asked his opinion of and industry. Their have from Annandale. favored that the i fleet expected her to cross the Shamrock's the with boom to starboard achievements rill Col. and Mrs. R. Til er had a chance, the flame of passed north of the boats, said: be living H. ton and Miss ambition bow, but Capt. Barr found it too risky. the lightship, heading "1 don't know a thing on about to us a memory. But in the The Dispatch states that Admiral Dew- Tilton will go East this month. Miss to signalize himself and the navy may b? and as the American champion rose in to the eastward, and Shamrock ap- earth rapidity stress daily unqualified and irrevo- Tilton witt study art in New York. kindled within ' plea he proaching from yachting or yachts, and this is the first and of life it will ey has made "an him. His that a queenly fashion on a heavy swell, he the southward met the a yacht. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Van Vleck have re- has had no training in politics would his down came Bristol boat about on time JL have ever been aboard be but a brief period before the veil of cable refusal'" to become a presidential turned from White and ] put helm and about on the the line. She I certainly enjoyed the experience huge- Bear are at the not be allowed to. stand. Washington starboard tack on the Shamrock's luffed out across the Columbia's torgetfulness will have fallen around candidate. Now will the little prevarica- Ashland. j lee. wake ly, and I think Sir Thomas is the best had had no civil training to speak of, It was a disappointing moment for the after having attempted to pass her to them, state just when and where Dewey did Mrs. Aubin and Miss Aubin will go practically life, leeward, having host Itever saw." ; and their services in the Philp- tor bouth this week to spend the his whole from his ! patriots. Although the Columbia had both their booms to star- and give his exact language? winter. youth up, having. spent the pro- board. pincs be but little more than a tradition this, The Misses White, of the Ashland, will been in I her nose in front the challenger lapped IYTEREST IN L.OXDOX. go East this month. fession of arms. Andrew Jackson, it is 1 her and had the weather gauge. At two minutes before the gun fire the soon to its place in pages take the of Dr. and Mrs. A. T. Upham, of Sibley true, was a lawyer, but more of - a j Just at this juncture the signal went up Shamrock set her staysail and dropped written military history. Statistician Mulhall has figured out that street, are entertaining- Mr. and Mrs S fighter, and Dewey. has shown himself |) declaring the race off, and before the her spinnaker boom to port. She was It Wns Fully as Great as Daring B. \u25a0 the next census will show a population of Johnson, of Chicago. >\u25ba to be . well-versed in international law. j astonished spectators realized what had then about 500 yards northwest of the Previous Trial.^ 77,300,000. But has Mr. Mulhall taken into Miss Gertrude Kirk, of Laurel avenue Zachary Taylor/was, simply a rough and happened they saw both yachts, whose committee boat, and heading to the south. has returned from the East. ready Grant, time of had evidently waiting Columbia, coming from the southeast, LONDON, Oct. s.—There was'a repeti- McCoy and Hatfield feuds? soldier. up to the skippers been for scenes Tuesday night BISHOP account the Mrs. A. C. Floan, of Ashland his election to the ,presidency, had the signal, turn about on their heels for had passed the Sandy Hook lightship, tion of the of in POTTER'S VISIT. will go to Chicago avenuer ( /Sis- j| Thames em- the middle of the played no save as a military j| home. The movement they executed leaving it on her port hand, almost one Fleet street, and along the The announcement which has been the Sham- month. capacity bankment tonight, and the Interest was Quite a number of pictures of Mr. man. All his ventures in civil life had jj was like two dancers in a waltz after minute before the signal. tnade through Bishop and Mrs. fniliam P. Abbott, of stopped, thirty left, Capt. keenly maintained until ' the abortive re- these columns that rock are being published which resemble Summit avenue, proven failures. . The fact is, that a j\u25a0 the music had or like two boys When seconds were left last evening for Parr rolled his wheel over sult of the'race was known, when great Potter, of New York, would visit this Shamrock afcout as much as does an Chicago. man needs no special training in states- j| giving a jigstep when the day's work is to port, jibed all the manship ; good president. done. the Columbia, broke out her balloon jib disappointment was expressed on city during the coming week will be re- oyster sloop the Olympia. Mrs. J. D. Sloan, of St. Albans street, to make a The j and the crowd, which, owing to the is entertaining Miss Moon, of principal qualifications needed are good topsait and headed for the line. The sides, by our Duluth. PRETTY PICTURE. precautions the police, had been more ceived people with much pleas- Mrs. H. R. Cocker, of Summit avenue, sense, good judgment, courage, firmness Shamrock's balloon jibtopsail blossomed of It is plainly evident that Great Britain is entertaining her daughter, ability out at the same moment as orderly, speedily dispersed. ure. Mrs. John and the to select able assistants. the Colum- \u25a0 \u25a0 looking Incidentally she Ferdon, of The sea was a picture. All ab.ut the :— from is for trouble. Hazlehurst, Wis. was tangle of masts bia's. She was on the latter'a starboard . -^»- Aside his eminence in the ministry money Miss horizon a and stacks nearly length is also looking for and has raised Catherine Ames, of Grand ave- Away off to hand, and a astern when NEWS of his church Bishop nue, will go East this month to study FAST TRAIN WRECKED. and sails. the eastward the starting signal was given. Her spin- DAY'S IN BRIEF. Potter has won for £3,000.000. art. White Star steamer Germanic the was was broken out as was himself general recognition as one of f'<»tir coming in from the Atlantic, with a bone naker she crpss- London— Bank of England directors Mrs. Edward Milligan, of Laurel ave- Trainmen Sustained Injuries, ing the line. The Columbia's men rigged meeting today the most So far no technical nomination for the nue, will as her guest in her teeth. A full rigged ship, with at their weekly raised the conscientious students of sub- have this week One Serious. out her spinnaker boom while they were bank's discount rate from 4% to 5 per jects of concern. Fully presidency has been offered Admiral Miss Flora Milligan, of Dv Quoin, 111. all her royals set, was sailing proudly approaching line, social in advance The Davern, TOLEDO, 0., Oct. fast train on sea, the and hoisted the cent. Dewey. So how could he have "declined" Misses of Mackubin street s.—A_ out to while off to the westward, In of his time in his views of all have returned from the East. the New York, Chicago &"St..Louis" road the track of the fleet, sail and broke It out in just forty-five Philadelphia— men employed at questions direct excursion Columbia Cramps', representing trades, it? Mrs. John Lane, of avenue, today ,at at ; 6 every vessel straight for seconcte. The had the better various to- of current Interest, Lincoln will was wrecked Eellevue as headed 1 employes of his broad humanity go to Denver. engine the of the start. The official time of the day joined the'striking that: o'clock. The left track at the home, the North Atlantic squadron, company. •-.:"- -VT::-. , and liberality of thought have endeared By the way, America has held that cup Mr. and Mrs. H. Harm, the guest 3of Wheeling & Lake Erie crossing and turn- for Hampton Roads, was majesti- start was: Columbia, 11:00:53; Shamrock, -~' Smith, bound line St. 1 say have become Mrs. M. A. of the Newport will Engineer Tracey bearing 11:01:05. London—The American steamer him to all classes of society without re- since 1851. To that we return next week to ed completely over. was cally down. The big men-of- Paul, sals from Southampton. mildly. Decorah, 10. badly losing* leg. moving In squadron The first ten minutes after tha start which gard to differences of religion or attached to it is putting it injured, a Fireman I war were formation Saturday, for New York, will take among social Lynch, Baggageman J. H. Harper and Hne ahead, their white sides glistening, were anxious ones for those directly in- her passengers Senator Henry Cabot rank. terested In the Shamrock and Columbia. Massachusetts, Congress- Come, Boreas, bestir yourself. Nobody Mall Clerk Charles-Glasgow were slight- ' their yellow superstructure and belching Lodge, of and Paul should WANTED FOR COUNTERFEITING. ly injured. not leave tie ! gilded by the rays of -Hying From the Associated Press -At 11:55 the freshened a 1900 amounts to the enormous total or value the privilege of being brought im- has haen claimed. Chicago' !a. ytr, died here io Ing at same time a couple of points the chaplain of the Fourteenth legm nC, i day heart failure .•; .-. /-:-.;\u25a0 [ which had slowed up to witness the the 87,500,000 roubles.