I C THE WASHINGTON TIMES SUNDAY AUGUST 14 190 11

I S ALL PACING ATHLETICS IOOOOMllE TOUR BRIGADIER CHASES h n IS MtJV HALf OVER fOR 300 PURSES to withdraw their entry Their place was taken by Junior Potomac eight THOUSANDS SEE who were easily beaten by their own Fighters Lose Nerve club men j IP With 5000 miles of travel to their I Did you know that old BrI Is FourOared Shells II to X chasing around rings up on the Ca credit and i miles more ahead of the Senior fouroared shells Artels of MO purses now Being them a tanned and sunburned party ef imdtan circuit for Out REGATTA haiti H 7 LOCAL MAN After Put POTOMAC Baltimore walkover Potomac asked Steve DougUs the Broadway mir-¬ Wash- ¬ failing to race No official time Ornate a itomotiillste arrived in ror of fashion wm > Is better known in Intermediate eights Won by Potomac ington yesterday afternoon from Balti- ¬ theatrical circles as Truly Shattwcks 1 ii- Boat Club Washington Bocock more husband But neither the styles nor the Chase 2 Horran 3 4 C Lavigne McGovern Erne Corbett Sharkey Barber The party consists Mr C stage swerve his interest in the turf 5 S 7 Mc- of and Mrs i i ood and Jnm Craft of Every Description Ourand Britt Mueller E Wilkins Louis R Boslwlck and B C Who ever would have thought that G wan Moore coxswain horse who In colors of August ExamplesAlways in stroke Russell all of Omaha On June 23 the the w and Dempsey Are Course- Ariel Boat Club Baltimore Leroy Belmont ran second to Chacornac In the Outing Line the they started from Omaha in a giant yel- ¬ 1 IS 2 Harry five years ago f Teippleman J Griffith low touring car which has carried them Futurity would have of Dream Punch 4 come rco- Fear Stone 3 George Lewis Preston 5000 miles without a breakdown to that He made a worlds 5 5 Howard I a mile on Lewis Ed Reich Charles The party came by way Chi- ¬ rfl for a circular track at A PROGRAM OF RACES east of Sheepshead 1M1 covering JIS AND RETURN THE 7 C H Kronberger stroke Harry Hall cago Buffalo and Albany and in June too gamest fighters is liable to deserted him and he was comparatively- then un- ¬ The of easy coxswain second Time Sll went north to Boston and the distance in 137 45 which stood some of his career for other pugilists Gus Ruhlin Portland DicK ¬ lose heart at stage had no trouble in whipping him and Senior double sculls Won by Bachelor Mer visiting all the historic battlefields til last summer when Welles low worst kind of a cow- ¬ Chicago and become the Bob Fitzsimmons took his measure Barge Club James Bond ¬ ered it to 137 3S at Ariels of Baltimore of Phila- ¬ and oUter places of interest In Massa- Journey Made in Fast Time Many ard remarked trainer of in couple of rounds Maltas 1 geld- ¬ a wellknown with a knockout a bow F Willard Vood 2 stroke ¬ Im mighty glad I knew the old pugilists day usually oc Since then he has suffered at after chusetts From Portland the party re Adventures Along the the other It Jeffries delphia and Others Vie With Philadelphia W turned to New York and then came to ing was to go in a sixfurlong sprint at curs he been knocked out or defeat Yet before the last 1 M Z Fort Erie yesterday a week ago I got after has olt Tuttle bow P Kirk stroke ¬ Route severe drubbing I have never fight Sharkey successfully stood the Washington Crews Philadelphia visiting Valley Forge Get- the tip from a friend in Buffalo nd I received a Fitzsimmons at San Francisco knocked second Time 84J tysburg and known It to tan and can cite several in ¬ punch and polished Intermediate singles Won by W A other battlefields didnt lose any time getting a bet down out Huhlin with a ¬ Brigadier got a post stances If you recall there was no oft both Jim Corbett and Kid McCoy Magee Wal- From Washington Mr Wilkins and his almost left the without much trouble lace B Klare Arundel Boat Club sec- ¬ companions will go to PJttsburg and then came through that field of mutts Osgood distinction grittier scrapper in the business than The Potomac River Regatta In antici- ¬ ond Redmgton Potomac Boat like a commuter hurrying for a train Whitman has the lightweight ttleard then to St Louis making the trip by won on strap guess of being the first man to make an auto- ¬ Kid Lavigne the former Frank Ernes Downfall pation of which the Washington crews Club third Time 1042 and the chin I Con- ¬ slow stages and taking side excursions- are few more races left In him mobile to St Louis Worlds Fair champion Iavigne did not know whut came he have been preparing for weeks came off Senior single sculls Von by there a trip the by Frank Ernes downfall after stance S Titus Atlanta Boat Club to all places of Interest If he is seven years old und return He reached his home in fear meant until he was knocked out fought Terry McGovern at Madison yesterday afternoon and barring a sad Broadway A I New York by forfeit No official tIme Washington Wednesday brimming over George McFadden at the Square Garden Prior to that Erne had accident in which several persons were Junior four gigs Won by Ariel host C Up to he reveled in 1 with that time a I was H pronounced success Club Baltimore George Lewis enthusiasm never known what it meant to be drowned it C C + V4 0 O C S C 1 beating But after that contest he was LewIs 2 Charles Howard S + +4 + + + ++4 0 I P In speaking of his trip he said Terry did the was an ideal day for the races and Preston + decidedly leery of any kind of a hard knocked out but trick C H Kronberger 1 r ke 4 Harry Hall left Washington In a canopy top ten catchweights thousands ot spectators lined the course ¬ blow and would let up in his lighting As the contest was at coxswain Virginia Boat Club or Rich j Parker Bridget Co 9th St and Pa Ave horsepower tonneau car July 1 1 was lightweight championship hon- ¬ In almost every sort of craft and hun- mond V E Crawford I V W Shel- act soon MS his rival managed to reach Franks V 1 accompanied by my wife two children ors did not suffer But it was the be ¬ dreds more occupied vantage points on ton jr 2 George H Ingle 2 L and Clarence Thomas my colored chauf him with any effect Of course at the Bridge Potomac Canario stroke 4 W P Shelton coxs- ¬ ginning of the end for when he met Joe the Aqueduct at the ¬ time Lavlsre fought McFadden his pow- wain second Arundel Bout Club of f r We took the National Pike mak- along banks of the 1 ers and strength were on the wane Still Cans the second time at Fort Erie he bouthouse and the Daltlmor II C Harper T A Cala ing noon and night stops according to time Then 3 he was thought capable of hoiuing his was put to sleep in jig river hull 2 J H Arthur W H Bohne the schedule and maps of the American came his combat with Jimmy Britt at Friends of the participants in the stroke 4 J T Barton coxswain I St own against thirdrate men and at the San Francisco whc also clipped Erne on 950 Sale Automobile Association for the races loudly cheered as their favorites third Time Aer4llvolltory time McFadden was not regarded as of for full count race Won by Po- ¬ Louis tour We passe through Freder the Jaw the pulled into view Directly opposite the Senior eightoared much account After his defeat by Mc ¬ Jim Corbett is another example of tomac intermediates Potomac Juniors L k Hagerstown and Cumberland Md ¬ Fadden Iavigne went down hill at a the tighter whose successful career was Potomac boathouse was a large schoon- second Time S10 then turning north through Bedford nipped in the bud by a knockout Prior er gaily decked with flags and with a t rapid rate and soon became a real has ¬ The Summaries Pitt arid Pa where to Corbetts contest with Bob Fitzsim bund aboard which played popular ales to National Pike and been mons at Carson City the exchampion race e4glito r l shells wi returned the was looked upon as invincible But at intervals during the races First Junior Every Department Contributes Its Greatest y Wnt direct through Wheeling Zanes Fear a Knockout put hors de with a The accident to the launch Won by Ariel Boat Club of Baltimore Fits him combit terrible 2 ulle Columbus Indianapolis and Terre Probably a knockout IB what a peach In the solar plexus and after that Recreation took place about 23 just Leroy Templeman 1 E J Griffith Bargains in Goods Weve Deter to St Louis went the bud Jeffries took 3 George Lewis 4 Pres ¬ Hut fighter fears the most It takes all the Corbett to Coney at the beginning of the second race and Harry Stone The trip had taken us in all about lila measure when they met at ton Lewis 5 Edward Reich 6 Charles mined to Close Out cqurage out of a man and makes him Island and repeated the dose when they while it made a profound sensation along tvvnty days only which were I 7 Kronberger twelve of cautious and careful He is not apt to fought again at San Francisco last the river the regatta Went forward Howard C H stroke VVt ficnt in actual traveling This makes take many unnecessary chances after year Corbett lost to Sharkey and you without any break those in charge l atv Harry Hall jr coxswain Potomac e r average about lOG miles per day to he has been put to sleep Somehow his know how he fared with several others Ing only a general knowledge of what Boat Club W Ourand 1 Cadui 2 Su Weve counted stock We know the exact degree of last whipped Kid McCoy but ¬ make which it is necessary to consume confidence deserts him If he happens- Of course he had happened ter 3 Sherman 4 De Ganne a Thom- ¬ scrap was denounced as being a seasons success Now for preparations for the next sea from twelve to sixteen gallons of gaso to be of rushing type his that son 6 Scott 7 L nsord stroke Han 11 the socalled cut and dried fake and I guess from Program of Day lene per day at a cost ranging from Is more rapid the ecke coxswain second Time S17 son Before more goods come 1 1 5 cents a gallon downfall all the Instead facts at hand it was a phory victory at in whats here must go out of wading in and banging away ran ¬ U Sullivan never fought Starter Burke of the Malta Boat I Second race single sculls Won I We spent one week at the fair and at best John HP Junior go ¬ home two weeks ago making depending upon his strength and again after Corbett put him away at Club of Philadelphia tired his pistol at by George Joly Bachelor Barge Club and out they will under pressure of the greatest sacrl started dom guess If he had he F the return trip in fifteen days travel one solid blow to do the trick he will New Orleans I 130 oclock and the first race of the of Philadelphia Wallace D Klaro Arun ¬ fices we stopover We com pugil- ¬ have amounted to anything ever made ard time carried a try to become clever Rushing wouldnt day junior eightoared shells was Rich- ¬ r te oUTfit of necessary accessories such- ists are seldom scientific As a rule lor the drubbing Jim gave him took the del Boat Club Baltimore second s tires extra parts etc and tne ma ¬ they are men with strong constitutions all the starch out of him on The Ariel Boat Club of Baltimore ard Redington Potomac Boat Club I journey well Club of this city were Washington third Time 1058 1 chine stood the remarkably and heavy hitters When they assume and the Potomac race Won by Ana All Twopiece Suits Have Been Assembled Special showing little evidence of its hard usage cleverness they invariably become easy Dempsey Never Recovered the contestants and the race was ad- Junior fouroared for a great hap- ¬ lostan Boat Club Washington William save deal of mud the loss of the marks for their rivals If the latter Dempsey never got over the to be of the Jay 2 canopy top which we discarded near pen to know more manly Jack mitted the feature Burke bow A M Nevions P M Bargain Attention t about the beating he received at the hands of betting was 100 to SO In favor of 3 C M RohJiwon stroke Wheeling and the lock of the two rear art than themselves In this way they The I Garnett mudguards We could have retained quickly Rob Fitzsimmons and died from a Potomacs and every Washington- Arundel Boat Club Baltimore H C leave plenty of openings and are the A 2 stock book told us- t these but decided to leave them at broken heart and yet there was no Ion expected to see them finish in the Harker bow T Callahan J H The on their- I 3 W H Bohne stroke second c Hagerstown account of In handling fighters I have often gamer fighter in the ring than the Non- ¬ The race was close right up o Arthur a r the story of too many two v > lead Time 946 t eight made it a rul to match my men against soon by I knocked pareil Peter Jackson fell the the uaiah whon the ArieU crept ahead Junior double scuJls Won bv Malta t piece suits We prepared ttj Repair Bill Too Large bruisers who have already been after Jim Jeffries knocked him Philadelphia H Vogel out In nine cases out of ten I have and won by a scanty two lengths I Boat Club L ii Jf months they to out and died about six later 1 R V warily stroke Arundel Boat II meet the greatly increased de The repair bill was entirely too large found that are the easiest The two defeats which Jeffries gave Second Race George Coulson I Is all whip They are afraid of a repetition evidently not injured The Club Baltimore T jr mand for these suitsand and was dueto the fact that there the punch gave them first Fitzsimmons have single 1 J George Oehel stroke secon 1 Time disposition to over- ¬ of that their the Cornlshman to any extent Although The second race was the junior + along the route a quietus and will unmistakably show It Is up 950 I weve met every call but charge also to spend a great knocked out twice Fitz still and sculls and was won by George T Joly I had in the ring no one since has been able ¬ at money parts doing and of the Bachelor Barge Club of Phila- i naturally the windup of ideal of in extra Remembers That Punch to repeat the dose The reason that tut this was due to the expense caused Terry Fitz has not lost heart is that he was delphia In 1855 Wallace D Klare of GOOD SPORT SEEN + the season such vast varie- Richard I expreste There was no more courageous whipped by a man his superior in the Arundela was second and I by telegraphing and paying + i ties would leave us with I quick delivery fighter in the business than Terry Mc ¬ and strength Had Fitz Reddlnstdn of the Potomacs third charges for With the been conquered by a man in his class ILe 5J more suits than weve usually experience I have gained since July Govern until he was knocked out by would been pie Klare who finished second claimed that I c I Its a c he have n- fight stake boat AT 1 7 the remedy is price could easily take the same trip with the Young Corbett After their first for e of the who can tight at he had been heM at the ATHLETIC MEET 1 hadand same people along the same route in at Hartford McGpvern was never him ¬ anywhere near his weight an outside boat He entered a formal + cutting of the most generous you He sometimes lost George Dixon has really never tasted was not recognizd the same car saving 56 per cent of the self as know cham- ¬ protest but II t- powers the sensation of a knockout in a race whl i + sort money I spent this time his speed and punching and pionship contest He was once laid low In the Junior fouroared The condition of the roads was away with the ¬ had the better + You never saw a better did not put his rivals Kentucky Rosebud at Philadel- followed the Arundels D Clears A r ¬ Frank Twentythree Feet varied They were good In Maryland neatness and dl so characteristic phia e8rs ago but on that occa- crew but lost through poor steering du L collection of one but all hhrough Pennsylvania we struck he was champion McGovern is sion he received what is known in fistic race Aftpr suitsnor 1 when Ing first stages of the Onehalf Inch in the Broad f nothing but abominable stretches of still a young man but he is not the experience as the double cross But he the as good The very choicest I ground which are not worthy of the Young Corbett all the Rosebuds in creation passing th bridge they began to pull t ¬ he was before could Jump homespuns and wool crash name of roads The roads of West Vir- knocked him out Terry remembers the and demonstrated this fact satisfactorily- up but the lead obtained by the Ana ginia were In a fair condition and there whenever he of times afterward True and they lost sin was a noticeable improvement in Ohio blow to this day and a number lostan Club was too great k have been modeled into t fights he is always mindful of receiving- Terry McGovern decisively took his by one length I4i Near Columbus Is a stretch of seventy- smash measure but did not knock him out as le and double breasted suits or eighty miles that is smooth as as ¬ a similar up sponge in Needed NEW YORK Aug 13There was a + were good Tom Sharkey has never receovered Dixons seconds threw the Three Trials whose merit of cut vies with roads in Indiana from the drubbing Jim Jeffries admin ¬ time But that fight made Dixon fear promising and Interesting showing made v but thoseof Illlnoisare inconceivably bad fight at Coney his opponents and from the rushing It was necessary for the Junior double by the representatives of the athletic merit of make to make them t the to istered in their last re- ¬ I found the condition of roads Island No grittier man than Sharkey brave righter he became a timid boxer sculls to start three times before a clubs In the Metropolitan District In the t- be a fair index to the prosperity game been able to ¬ the very finest specimens of ever donned a glove He was as The reason that he has sult could be obtained They had hard- and field contests which and intelligence of the people they em ever since Jef ¬ win since then is that his cleverress track athletic in + along them Where the roads were good as made but But has lost ly started the first time when the swell made up the program for the annual highclass readYtowear prosperous fries beat him as he did he has not has not deserted him he there were wellkept farms same Somehow his confidence the power to knock out others from the Talbot which persisted in junior championships of the Metropoli- ¬ America And we can fit t and bright people Along been the I 4 + were desert- too close to the shells struck tan Association of the A A U decided- you not a job lot line the bad roads nothing but Malta boat An- Its ed homesteads and surly ignorant peo- ¬ and overturned the at Celtic Park Long Island City today suits odds and ends ple other start was made only to have the The most notable performance was vk ii of or Of all horses the white horse Is the occur to Arundels The D West Side A C tt with a hit or miss chance of I most were very very VALIANT FIGHT same thing the that of Frank of tobe dreadedwe RUSSIANS Philadelphia ¬ cautious whenever one came in sight of who won the broad jump with the ex 3 finding what you wantbut They are nervous and uncontrolable and which was entered In this race with ¬ cellent figure of 23 feet Inch we can fit you as we insist t like the mule another quadruped great-¬ drew and after the running of the in ¬ S P Gulls who won the hammer I ly dreaded by the autolst the white TO ESCAPE JAPANESE termediate eight another trial was throwing event was protested on the our clothing shall fit a buyer will show no evidence of tear un- ¬ victory by professionalism case ¬ ¬ which resulted in a ground of and his in some suit that will meet til he Is within a few feet of the ma- Page cess According to this report the Rus made r Continued from First by proper com- ¬ chine Then he bolts with might and sian fleet consisted of six battleships twelve lengths for the Malta boat will be looked Into the your most critical demands main usually overturning the occu- ¬ though even then the Vigilant crossed mittee later on The representatives of as though they the cruisers Askold Diana Palleda and > You men who appreciate- pants who were Incautious enough to for a time it seemed the path of the Arundels and forced the Greater New York Irish Athletic allow too close an approach We always would be enabled to get away Novlk and but three destroyers The won point for t will stopped the machine and led horse attacking Japanese fleet comprised the them to slow down Association the banner the niceties of the The superior speed of the Japanese the that organization with a total of 39 ty consequently we wore the cause and soonr the battleships Ashal Mlkasa Fuji Ya The Potomacs withdrew from the broad shapely shouldered of only two accidents and In only one vessels told however and points the new West Side A C was I bat- ¬ Shlklshima armored race for senior fouroared shells was any in- ¬ Russian fleet was overtaken and shims and the 30 1 trousers with the of these one even slightly the course was rowed over by the crew second with points and the New York coatsand jured tle at close range was begun cruisers Nisshin Kasaga and Yakumo Athletic Club third with 25 points a 1 wide thigh will tell you how We lost about two hours daily the protected cruisers ICaslgl Chlyoda of the Ariel Club 1 through such stoppings was- Fought Whole Fleet decided to substitute W In addition to the championships there well we look after fashion de- ¬ p and I Akitsushima Hashldate Asama and The Ariels forced to the conclusion that the farm- ¬ seeing Lawrence was a flvemll run In which twenty + Pennsylvania It was than that the admiral Chinten and thirty destroyers Thompson J H Frederick tails ers of and Indiana are not escape signaled to Krieger and Fenton Key In place of two men took part This event was to less intelligent than their animals that all could Russia will press strongly her protest decide who should represent the district Better clothing cant be had better bargains in clothing to make for the open sea ¬ George Lewis Preston Lewis Charles Hardly six occupants of all the vehicles the cruisers against the action of the Japanese cut- in the Marathon race which is to be we passed manifested knowledge and he maneuvered his flagship so as ting out of Chefoo harbor the dismantled Howard and O H Kronberger wlsh weve never offered Heres the scale of reduction of controlling a fractious two of Junior run at St Louis two weeks he ce and Is grab to come between the fastest the destroyer Rleshetelni ing to save the latter for the eight men were best way to the brute by its the lighter Russian gig This undoubtedly the first to finish chosen 20 S13EO rose cut oft breath This always Japanese craft and A dispatch from the Russian consul at fouroared The lucky runners finished In the fol- ¬ Suits go for has a hvpnotlcally quieting effect vessels For a time the Czarewitch stood that place states that there is absolute weakened the crew but they admit that lowing order E P Carr Xavier A A used 1 1200 Had Canned Goods up well against the tire of the Japanese proof that the Japanese knew the vessel even had the original crew been first A Newton N Y A C second- SIS Suits go for vessels and her larger guns did good placed there would have been tlte same re- ¬ S A Mellor Mohawk A C third F had been dismantled and under C Ken- ¬ In none of the farming communi- ¬ served with remark¬ victory the Potomacs Lorz Mohawk A fourth T 15 Suits go for 900 execution being the protection or the Chinese officials sult for nedy A 1 fifth M Spring ties was I able to get butter or milk race was won by only two National t able precision It is charged that the Japanese fired The Pastime A C sixth J Foy Sttar A 12 go for 725 it Is all shipped to the city and when The tight was of the fiercest and for time and again on wounded Russian lengths but the Potomacs were never seventh J P Devlin Mott Haven A Suits at country hotels although C ejirhth surrounded forty minutes the doomed battleship sailors in the water who were trying to pressed and took such ease all along 10 Suits go for 600 by an abundance of crops we were the armor- ¬ course no was Through some mistake on the part of fought off practically entire swim ashore the that time taken the Judges the men ran only 4 i miles in- ¬ served only with canned goods Also of Admiral Togos 3 ed cruiser division Senior Double Sculls stead of and the winners time was suits are reduced too Their clearance is the beds all slanted downward from fleet Her steering gear was carried 26 minutes 13 seconds All the threepiece the foot to the condition I can OFFICERS PRAISE sculls was easily lines Theres a bargain only heada away by a Japanese shell and almost The senior double on as well as that of the twogarment account for with the statement another shell won by the Bachelor Barge Club of run- that the men use only their pedal ex ¬ in the same instant ANOTHER COLORADO TRAIN here for every man no matter how his tastes tremities during the day and hence swept the bridge killing the courageous VICTORY OF TOGO Philadelphia in 845 P M Kirk the fl let a little blood rush to their heads admiral and his flag lieutenant stroke of the Crescent boat collapsed DROPS THROUGH TRESTLE at night ¬ was unable to wield every The Japanese seeing that the Czare Admiral Togos victory In scattering and for aorae time At stop we were surrounded unseaworthy his oars He finally regained some of GLKNWOOD SPRINGS Col Aug 13 by a gaping crowd which regarded us witch had Men rendered the Russian fleet and rendering It Im- ¬ ¬ on Den- ¬ as mountebanks plied Innumerable abandoned her and began the chase af- possible for the vessels to reassemble his strength and finished the course but An eastbound freight train the questions com- ¬ was to carry In his boat ver and Rio Grande has gone through a t and made comment after ter the other Russian vessels which and act as a unit is one of the greatest unable Bridget Co ment on our appearance and what not singles were won In which had been Parker open sea The intermediate trestle near Antlers >> e ¬ were then headed for the achievements in history said gained friends everywhere on ac- naval a an uninteresting race by W A Magee weakened by a cloudburst that flooded count of our consideration for vehicles In Neutral Port prominent naval officer who has been something every automobiiist does not of the Philadelphia Barge with Wallace- a dry arroyo Headtofoot Outfitters making ti careful study of the recent Tile passed over the time to bestow The latter had scattered and several naval fight B Klare of the Arundels second locomotive but the i Speaking of vehicles reminds me that to got ¬ Redington of the Potomacs was out ¬ three ears following went through the In almost every case where of the vessels are believed have The Japanese commander has done Ninth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue there was ten safely away to be en route for distanced and did not finish the course trestle and caused the locomotive to t s woman In the ease she would to and everything he wanted to do and with overturn The firemans arm was frac- ¬ Philadelphia Barge C C get out before the carriage stopped the agreed on rendezvous The Club withdrew tured C C + C 4 f C 4 V4 + C C C 4 C C C C C 1 usually traveling some tho smallest possible loss to the Japan- ¬ with Emergency repairs were made on the ese navy Many Its entry from the Intermediate doubles one foot on the ground and the other officers could not have leaving the race Arundels- on the step finally landing In the road Czarewitch but when night came she resisted the opportunity to get between the was by into a of Baltimore And Maltas of Phila- ¬ flat on her and legs In the air attacked a flotilla of Japanese fight where many vessels would have the The position was of course ¬ destroyers every to delphia The race was postponed until embarrass- who made effort been sunk but great glory would havo I r ing puny a baleful gleam was sh v- blow her out of the water Her torpedo after the eightoared race to make at me nets come to the officer In command room for junior event Taken as a whole our trip was a however proved efficient and Admiral Togo the fouroared finally the Japanese compelled to could doubtless have Later the Maltas withdrew and the great success Once near Cumberland were achieved great honur In a big sea fight we came near going over the mountain- withdraw beyond range of her remain ¬ Arundels rowed over the course Both side and several times we were in ing effective guns but Ida forces would have suffered loss the Roundswood Club of Long Island but the skill with which and taking advantage and he oould not possibly have done the Thomas managed the machine of the lull the badly battered armor Russian as much harm In such a battle N Y and the Harlem Boat Club were brought us speedily out of danger clad was hMdsd for th est neutral At a sacrifice of possible personal entered in the senior single sculls but Port wh fume knowing that the results would be representatives failed to appear A Delightful Trip dawn At persons their KiaoCh ijj and a so indefinite that who ore not and Constance S Titus of the Atlanta t For one having a light machine of destroyer naval experts would not fully appreciate- at first whether the engagement was a Boat Club of New York rowed over the the character I used with gasolene stor ¬ victory the Japanese or the course age capacity of not less than twelve W d1 for Russians Yfll Admiral Togo sent the Russian warships Junior Four Gigs WHUE gallons and an equal amount of water Some of r ij Otl pen have In all directions after engaging in a de If he has plenty of time At his Informatlc t e tusevitch tail tight and separating the Russian The race of the Junior four gigs was disposal so carefully and extra tires to the has rupert J while the squadron that he was sure close and interesting from start to various destinations ahead of him there Japanese v no portion of the fleet could reunite and finish Hardly lengths had been IB no more delightful trip to be had VV ndavor make Its way to it place of safety where- three There Is a of pleasure and ex ¬ ing to has VV varshlps It would threaten the movements rowed when Preston Lewis who rowed GET WHAT hilaration produced by an automobile their desrVo Q the seas of the Japanese navy No 2 on the Ariels caught a crab and trip is not given by any other with mines equence his boat fell behind The distance was locomotion form of thereof the time by recovered however and the crew won YOU ASK FOR being oblige PRINCE NAMED by three lengths tho Virginia Boat ALBANIANS BESEIGE avoid 4 striking the on Club of Richmond second and the This latter tonally AS COMMANDER Arundels third THE GENUINE SERVIAN TOWN OF IPEK VV Many were surprised at the showing from the oil out at made by the Virginians who had a the admlntlt ¬ BELGRADE Aug 14 A large body ts It LONDON Aug laThe St Peters- heavy boat general opinion had OASOAKETS Candy Cathartic are always put up in blue metal box our trademarked longtailed O besieging states that th tludlt burg correspondent of the Central Now been that they would easily be beaten of Albanians are the town of crew on octagonal stamped AU druggists Oo 25o 6Oo Ipek in Servia as a protest against the Japanese on at states that Prince Ouktomsky has been the Arundel the covertablet OCO Never sold in bulk 5 p m when ewed succeed Admiral The last contested race of the day Sample Sterling New p the contemplated reforms- named to Rear Wlthoft WWi the senior eightoared The Poto and booklet free Address Remedy Co Chicago or York A force has been dis ¬ This latter b have killed In action as commander ot the macs and the Ariels were to have been patched to Its relief lasted fur five suc Russian Port Arthur fleet the contestants but the latter decided lIIIIirr J