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THE SUN, SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1915.
17
YACHTS GET SQUALL,
HEAT AND ZEPHYRS
Cfiriilinii Onlsnils Spnrtuii in
( lose Ktic' of I ml la n Hiii'
lioi' Club.
IUYMOXI) I.OSKS 1MIOTKST
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1 le
t r yHchlttincn hnd a hot time
.f I the rrRiitta of the Indian
V.i )t (.'lull wii marred ly llitht
. ti.ee lif.it a nil squall which
,ie n the nftrrnnon inil drove
. homo. When the committee
: JC;i. .1 le st.iruriR mic on ureal i-';ip-tuuf
l:ril the wind was very HgrlU
nid : w.irnliiK signal was postponed
f jr ' a mli.utes. Then a Utrht ulr
unic : r. ii east by south and the courses
vii' levels d. the fifty footers belnn cnt
II -H v l.lonl Xcok and then to Longt"le ciiirneii uoumi i-usi unu ic. mic
11,r I hlH lAtnklnlmr ... rtn ,.l.lt. a illlti.v ,1ft.',.
Xt K 1 -.!!-
Th - a be best course that could be
ui.iler the conditions and they
hail f windward work on the first
In;, 1 nfr making a few shcrt tacks
t.f i i. 'its were able to fetch the mark
The hom.'is( was the first away at the
t'.irt i .lowed b Acushla, Carolina and
Miariii'. The second leg wa a reach
and t ie last a broad reach with bal-
'"Vwas while on this leg that u sharp
faual. came from the northwest and the
tain fe.l ucavlly for a few minutes, but
It did r damage to the yachts. A.
lir.n Alley sailed the Carolina and on
the la-' leg had a close light with tho
Mwrt.ui. The Carolina won by 1 minute
3; ,e- nds. The lroi'iiol was third.
J, W. Alker's Alcrlon II. led the 30
footers at the start, nnd she was followed
by Alera, Okee, Hopt. Lena and Slln
In th order named. The Alerlon won,
with Okee second, the difference be
tween theso two at tho llnlsh being 2
minutes.
I. K. Raymond, owner of the Hope,
rtvtf.'-ted all others. In the race for hav
lr.p gir.e Inside Huoy 21 off Greenwich
I'oiht. The committee ruled that this
tuoy was not a lio eminent buoy, but
the turning mark of another course,
nnd conseuuentiy did not sustain the
protest.
The 31 raters Amorct and Anita r-cod
In the first division of the handicap claM
cr.d Anita won by 1 minute S3 seconds.
They al.i failed against the Josephlna
In fie regulnr Claas V. Addlon G.
Har.an as usual handled the Josephine,
nnd won by 3 mii.utcs 11 seconds from
the Anita. ,
ilroi'L-e 11 Gartland Tiavlng no clans
competitor, had the temerity to tall the
tinh.n Hood 111. ncalnst W. H. Cr.llds's
Joyetta and Clifford I. Maliorys Mar-
rare . i ne JOjeiia won, mm -'..n...
cfcend. and Gartland was able to nnlsn f the Scnwanhnka Corinthian
iloe up, being three minutes astern of Yacnt club wm disband. Mombers of
the winner. i the yorfc Yacht Club will slmulta-
Sally IX. won In the second handicap ncoujly lmvtr tne Scawanhaka Corln
division from Nadla. ..... ih!n lmrcee and will masthead fhj
in the interclub class the Barbara j
;n and Roy Manney's hlff was sec-
id. bcat-n 1 minutes 37 sconds.
H. S. Morgan arnica rtnomer iropny u .
his collection by winning again In the
Jewel S class with the Opal. That yncht
finished 15 seconds ahead of HrlUUnt.:
the second yacht. '
The Indian Harbor one design sailors 1
had thilr usual fun and Page & Rush
on the race w.th the Yaqul. wIIe the
.. ';".;rrT-ij'mi:
rcorry'wnn inhe Star Cass
-I" J-'LV. W' E'd'r' Jr
" uelnK ""' . .
The races were well managed Dy
... . . . ,t x-. ..,. 1
Ahb. tt P. Hruih. The summaries :
NEW YOltK Y. C I'lFTV FOOTER
Elansed
Finish,
T" h' and Owner 11 M
Cut- . . Pembroke Jones. 5 59 05
lime
H Mx.
3 Si 0
' . J- M- Mac '
.e'i k vu i) a in
lr .!! ISalPh X F.llle.r. 0 14 3 41 14'nOOIl. It Was tne Iirsi OI wie train
Acu-!..i H stelni'rui;e;e. .' 08 19 3 13 19.
SLO U'S 3.1 TOOT CLASS STAUT.
:40
TOCrtSE. 15 MILES.
Alerlr.n II J W. & E. P
A kT 5 3 15 66 IS
'kee .1 A Mahlstedt 5 3 15 : !.1 15
l.t n... " M Held 5 3S 51 ! H 31
lra J. I. Cutler 5 J (7 59 47
Hnp' I K Itaymond 5 4! 05 3 0: 05
Minx w Marshall. Jr 5 50 3! 3 10 3:
HANflii-'AP CLASS EIIIPT DIVISION
START. :.35 CULT.SE, 15 MILES.
Anw.- It II Hu.ld 5 Jl 53 3 56 53
Anl , ; p (Jranbery 5 30 :o 2 55 20
Ssnn-a ii parrell. . . .Did not finish.
Pot, u. W H llo'es Did not finish.
Car i ina. A W Lockwood. Did not llnlsh.
MI.NKD t LASS H AND HANDICAP
TlllUD D I V I ION STA nT, :ns
COCIISE. 11 MILES.
Jeye'M W II Chillis. ..5 15 51 2 30 5
M.rrJ-e' c D. JIallory..S IS OS 2 31 OS '
I. bin IP id III.. '(!. K i
'ill 5 IS 5J 2 33 59 i
IIANPI.'AP CLASS SECOND DIVISION 1
STAItT -' SO I'OUKsil:. 11 MILES.
f.illv IX. A E niatk 5 15 54 2 25 54
N .'li i K Clark 5 15 Jl 2 25 II I
'rrn time ?auy i. :::j.io;
NJ ! - ii 31.
LAlt'H.MONT INTnnCLCn STAltT 3
P. M COCHHE. 11 MILES.
P Dura. C Shields 5 25 14
Whin. Hoy .Manny 5 26 51
n . , Spenee llros ...5 51
uro. v II. Macintosh.. 5 27 00
II ' irjr II . M. M. Hold-
I ni., It 5 25 01
i 14
:o 51
2c :i
27 00
25 01
JEW CL CLASS STAHT.
S MILES.
3:05 COCItSE,
fP' 11 Morunn 5 15 1, 2 10 Hi
i' ., ' Dr J c Ayer...5 15 31 2 10 11
I- ' a I. C. W. Atwater. 5 21 31 2 1 31
:n'DIAN HAHIIUII ONE DESI'I-N STAHT,
3 10 COCHSE. MILES
'ni.l Pace & Husk 5 24 53 2 14 53
Huhe-hee, J W. Lewis. ..5 27 33 2 17 33
" 'Mlw, J Johnson... .' 27 37 2 17 37
en. A llughe..5 27 10 2 17 4H
" ' -' It. Outwnter 3 2 43 2 Is 43
T.Ut CLASS STAHT. 3 : 1 5 COl'HSE. 5
MILES.
1.1" Hipper. Oeo. Corry. 5 : 42
' W. Elder. Jr 5 25 26
i i .raway. A II. Fry...'. 26 35
I " A. Iselln 2d . . 3 2B 0-1
H fi I .er. J T. McMahon.3 27 57
Lii ! CI.AK44 I' STAHT,
COL'HSE, 15 MILES,
Josspt- -e A (J. Hamn...S 27 09
Anf ', i' i,ranbry 5 30 20
Arm ret 11 n Hu.ld S 31 53
09 4
10 2
10 IS
11 06
IS 57
::35
S li OS
: 55 :o
: 56 S3
SPEED IN LOCUST CLUB RACES.
Ilurr'a lleltl,. . l-rim-a Fnsli-st of
the Mill firlmutu.
Ho Hank, N .1. July 31 Over n
nurse at the mouth of Clay I'll Creek
sticed boats owned by oillcers and
rr embers of tho newly orK'inlzed Locust
.nhi club started In the first of n
sens of motorboat races this afternoon,
Vice. 1 'oinmodoro J. K Uuit'h Uottle n.
fir 'shed Urst, rnverlnir the course of
"i'i miles in 17 minutes 30 secondH.
"k ar llcnnlng's Imp whh second In 18
minutes is seconds, and C. Edfrert's
Velfare third In 1R minutes 30 seconds.
The other starters were J. Fnss's Annie,
I' W S Ayres's Ilattle U, neorno Heu
ern IVnela, William P. Tuylor'H Nu
10:1,1. Andrew Ilobertson'a Tlilstlo, I.
Maxsnn, Jr.'s, I'egKy and H. O. Cre
ler Cero,
In 1 he taco for points on the season
ii'ih .up on tho South Shrewsbury River
" 11 l'otts lilf won her elirhtli con
ecitlwi rate,
A liKht westerly breezo was blowlnB
t.en tho 0110 design knockabouts 'got
av in n bunch. The Hlf soon took
he lead und headed tho others through
lut llrlel.le) 'a llrolber a 1'Hllnre.
B'jS'o.v July 31 Alex rearsnn, man
!"r f tho Lawrence club of tho New
;c8laid I.eaRUe, has released Outfielder
ottrn llrluklcy, brother of tho Harvard
FIFTY YACHTS JOIN
MWANHAKA FLEET
Cruise Will Last Two Days and
Will Conic to an End at
New London.
FLEET THEN TO MSIIAXD
Heawanhaka harbor wm well filled
with yuchtu lust night. Thty gathered
tlure by order of Ormmodore Daniel
Hacon of the Heawanhaka Corinthian
Vaclit Club to take port In a two days
nultc to New London. All the beKt
known racing and cruising yacht In
the country will gather nt New Lon
don to-morrow afternoon preparatory to
starting on the annual cruise of the New
York Yacht Club, nnd the Seawanhaka
Corinthian Yacht Club haa arranged u
short cruise to make things pleasant for
. ...m. .-.,,, ,,..,,0 ,v, uv, ... ........
the Sound.
Commodore Bacon received the yachts
men In the clubhouse at 6:30 o'clock.
Thla reception was attended by cap
tains, their guests and members, and at
7 .30 o'clock a mess dinner was served
nnd the accommodation of the club
house were severely taxed. After din
ner there a a danco nnd at 9:3'
o'clock nil the yacht In the harbor
were Illuminated.
Commodore 1 In con owns the yacht So
llta, and to-morrow morning he will
transfer his flag to the steam yncht
Floretta, owned by Capt. J. V. Alker.
About noon the flagship will signal
the yachts to proceed nt will to Morris
fnvp nnd tn.nlcht the fleet will be nt
anchor off the New Haven Yacht Club
house. The regatta committee win oe
on board the yacht Marcva, owned by
Capt. C V. Weber, who Is commodore
of the Stamford Yacht Club.
Early on Monday morniror the fleet
will bo ordered to proceed to New Lon
don, nnd nn hour after the harbor start
the yachts will cross the line, which
will be off the eastern breakwater. The
vachtg are to race to New London, fin
ishing off Sarnh's I-edge. and they will
leave Faulkner's island. Cornfield light
vessel, llartlett's reef light veasel nnd
Sarah's Ledge bell buoy to port. Com
modore Hacon has offered the prizes for
sloops and ynwls. Commodore George F.
Raker. Jr.. of the New York Yacht Club
has offered the prizes for s.-hnorirr. for
mer Commodore August Hcckscher has
donated the prizes for the fifties and
thirties and Vice-Commodore Howard
Smith. Rear Commodore George ."Mcnois.
p. W. Rouss and others have offered
ntfier nrfzrjl.
t. ai.Aiii 1 tin n'c npK. nrier Hrritui.
1 ,i., imm ... nn mm slcnall
from t,)e ,iaBBhp each yncht In the fleet I
... Kiu. with one gun anil 1 no .
, 'r,he New York Ycht Club.
. tne yachts that will partlcl- 1
. . cnll(e are former Commo- 1
curtlss James's Aloha. J. P.
c0.ltr and his fifty footer
..Mng Commodote G F. Raker's
b()th
footers 0f the New York Yacht
" .'Ln p Cu.ier.. Ai.ra. Dr: C B.
jr.J h" n ' aranbery's Anlts
onits'ah II Ogden "tills
houette. j.. a. Mweai ox? h..
DjnW . Racon's SollU T. F Hi,
anfek- " Co..en"'.auP1,p
F. Humphrey's
Everett
Plunkett's
:..::V ' r, nll.W. Pt.nna. Guv
"inn, , ' " r ui . ii,,'.
Wmiii't Iris. Lvman C nutler s mi-
,kana. and J. uysioi s ler . i-aerc
be at least fifty yacnts in me n-ei. nir
Itegatta committee In charge of the 111c-
Ins is made up or Colgate iiot, jr.,
Victor 1. Cumnock. Henry n. i.nnoon,
Uohn Clinton Work and Ileverley 11,
ti.o Vina h.nl n race yesterday nfter-
Koiunaon
....
get ley and was won by CnlKiite Iloyt'a
.lojcphus,
wlth Ima Nut seconl. The
summary
SLOOI'S-
NfT CLASS STAHT.
COL'KSE NO. 5.
1.50
Elapsed
Time.
U. M. 8.
1 14 30
1 IS 45
1 13 4t
1 l 0.'
1 I 42
1 10 03
1 !J 04
1 23 50
1 25 4
1 20 57
Finish.
Yacht and Owner. ,.l'A.l i'x
Josephm, Colgate Hoyt. Jr 5 04 30
lma Nut. Franklin Hem-
Ington 5 05 45
Heechnut. lleorxe Nichols 5 05 41
Cocoanut. i M. Fletcher.
t, 5 0 02
lira Nut, Dr J S. Hall. .5 0 42
Nutcracker, If. H Hayes. I 09 0J
Acorn. F H. Coudert . .5 IS 04
Chlncapln. DeForest Illcks 5 1 50
Filbert, Crawford Hurton.6 15 4'
Areia. W. II. Appleton .5 1 57
SLOOPS FIFTEEN FOOTEHS STAHT
3 45 COCHSE NO 5.
Tamale, S. Shaw ... 5 45 42 2 00 42
Chipmunk, H Younr.. 5 49 ss 2 04 22
Iris, L. S. Tuckerman.. . Did not nnlsh
ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB
GATHERS THE STARS
Mirny of the Populnr Class of
Little Yachts Will Snil
nt Sen Gnte.
One of the star features of the race
week of the Atlantl? Yacht Club this
year will be the fleet of star class yachts
which will he sent down the lower bay.
Thin class Is a wonderful educator.
Thce are now fifty-eight In commission
nnd they are stanch, able little craft,
fast and seaworthy, which c.innot be
capsized. Ceorpe A. Corry la the en
thusiast who built up this class and he
la now working hard to get ns many as
possible on the lower bay for the raclns
which will basin on Aufrust 23, Twenty
two of these boats raced at I.archmont
and it is expected that this recoid will
be beaten.
John II. Drophy, the Indefatlirable
chairman of the Atlantic's reirntta com
mtttiM. already has fifteen entries and
v.. in has been Informed that the
owners of the stars will look nftor their
own tnwlnu and arramro to be taken
from the Kound to Sea (Jate Instead of
being towed down with the larner yachts.
Not unly nie the stars going to the
lower bay, but several of the owners
of the thirties will sail there In tho
series races. Two have entered already;
these are J. A. Mahlstedt's Okee nnd
Kdmund Iang's Ilanzal, The Atlantic
Yncht Club has challenged the Larch
mont Yacht Club fnr a race for the
Chllds trophy and this event will be the
feature of Friday, August 27.
KAT0URA TO MEET ATLANTIC.
vr anil Old Schooners to ("Irish
IlurlriK niK Annual Crulae.
One of the attractive, features of fhe rac
Ing on the Now York Yacht Club crulso
will bo the meeting of Robert K. Tod's
schoorrr Katount and the Atlantic, now
owned by James Cox Iiriidy. The Ka
toura never has been tried galnst a
vessel of her size and Mr. Tod Is very
anxious to find out Just what his yacht
can do.
The Atlantic, winner of the last ocean
nice, Is knowd to l fast under any
conditions. Hhe now Is fitting out In
Brooklyn In Cham of Capt, Kd Pngel.
Who has sailed her a Krent deal, nnd she
will join the yacht squadron some time
this week.
Battling Levtnsky Now
Jugs Nutmeg Fall Guys
Morgan Loses a Useful Charge and the Ring a Giant
Killer When Blond Heavyweight Becomes a Deputy
Sheriff to Clean Up a Connecticut Town.
'KID ACQUIESCE' NEWEST
Admirers of the organized fistic riant
killer, Rattling Levlnsky, have wondered
at his unusual Inactivity In tho ring
during the last few weeks. Up to now
the half sized blond heavyweight has
fought three or four times a week. In
deed he has been known to pull on the
gloves In strenuous combat every night 1
of one week. He had that craze for
wotk when he came to Dan Morgan as
R.irney Williams, a Philadelphia selling
plater.
Morgan didn't discourage Williams In
anything but his name. That must be
changed to his own, Levlnsky, Battling
Levlnsky. L'nder that banner Morgan
sent the Phlladelphran forward to mow
down the pugilistic giants. He fought
so often that even Morgan became mixed
In his dates and had to hire little Rennle
Murphy to attend to Levlnsky's booking.
All went merry until a few weeks ago.
Levlnsky had been sent to Stratford,
Conn., to train. He was well known
thire. havlnir prepared for his many
contests at Cant. Rond's place. Morgan
hent reeral wi.es telling the battling
one to go to this place and that to box.
In answvr to each wire would come
back :
"Can't go hurt my hand." or "Can't
i.u. smuiiicu iii nnuuiuci.
After a dozen different wires of such
rnture had been received Morgan be-
came aiurmen .inu rusnta uu 10 nirai
ford to ee Just what was the matter
with his useful charge. He came back
to town yesterday and let the secret out.
There's a reason why Rattling Levlnsky
has ben Inactive so long.
"When I ,
was warned by
I would be pick
there, said Morgan, "I
the time he doesn't wait for the birds to
light,' suggested the a Kent. 'He Just
reaches out and nabs 'em In midair.'
"Who Is this diligent deputy? I
asked.
"'Deputy Sheriff Levlnsky,' said the
station matter.
"'He's right all popular up here and
he's right all powerful too: no use re
slstln' him. If you do he'll bit you a
kirrup on the chin and you go to the Jug
In a swoon.'
Sure enough." continued Morgan
"the powers that l had appointed the
Hnttler hsi n deputy because of his rnp
ularlty and there was a general cele
l)mtl0ll thf ,)llht tney i,u.k.,j thp nat.
t,er mU, ;( corj r ()f thp (ow) ,,., an(J
booked a big new fherlff'a b.tdRe on Ills
frui.it.
"They told the Uattler Juat wtwt he
was expected to do. lie waa to po out
nnd brhiK In alt the n nr brigand he
could round up. That part of It was all
right, but Levlnaky didn't prick up his
ears until they inforired him of the cap.
Itat prize that went with each arreat.
l'or every m ill the newly nude deputy
fherlff brought to the town cooler a fie
of $5 was to be collected. Of this the
Uattler was to get half.
'Hlght there they ruined my tighter.
gaaasaMsW 1 f .aassl
Ves, sir. they robbed him of all his tight- "I "i""- Lngusn Doxers ma Hone.
Ing ambition. Levlnsky's llfr Ixtaim He xald be had good reasons for wait
one vast forage after silly looking ' Ing until he was ready to reenllst.
strangers who looked like they mlcht IVtterly did they assail hlb so-called
break the law. At $2.50 per silly looker
the Battler did a rushing busln ss with
small chance of receiving ti cauliflower
ctr en route. lie gathered them in until
they had to lock a lot of them up In
barns and me ting halls.
"At i" 50 11 smash Irlnsky Jammed
the Jail the first night. Autolsts got so
that they hopped out of their machines
nnd pustud them through the town
He was no lespecter of inilucriee or o
sltlon. When noses w.ro counted the
ttrst morning after they had hooked 1e
vlnsky to the badge they found two
city officials In the lineup.
"Business boomed for Levlnsky. He
got so that he even stalked the surround
ing States for pn-y at K.fiO u head.
It didn't make any difference to the
Battier. The big gold shield was his rue
und two-fifty per person was his Incen
tive, They tell me that he proposed
flagging tho Incoming trains down the
line to drag off mysterious looking per
sonages. He even asked If It would be
all right to Jog down In New York and
round 'em up by the Jitney bus load,
"Yes, sir. he wan running out of fall
guys, und they began to tumble to the
fact that he was npprohendlng repeaters
on them at two-fifty a repeater. Yes,
sir, they've gone and spoiled my giant
killer.
"I tried tn take tho badge away from
him and cart him home. Ho had me
half way to the hoozgow at two-fifty
a thicw before I promised to depart
nnd mind my own business. I left him
wishing that a national convention
would b thrust on the town.
" 'tiorh, Dan,' I10 said, 'wouldn't there
bj 11 lot of mysterious looking pcapla
around hero then at two and a half a
head?' "
Jimmy Johnston nnd a number of
crlbes were sitting around fanning
after the debut of Thomas Cowler the
other night. Jimmy was telling about
an offer he had made to some am
bitious fighter to appear at the rink.
"The offer waB stupendous for these
times, but our hero would not acquiesce,"
said James.
Just then Scotty Montleth passed.
He caught Jimmy's last word us he did.
"Acriulesce, acquiesce," he said
quickly. "Who's he, JlmmyT' asked
Scotty.
"Why, bavent you heard came
Jimmy. "He's Kid Acquiesce. He's a
coueln of Joe Azevedo, and he'll be
here to-mnrrow morning from San Fran
cisco. Jimmy Coffroth sends him on as
the greatest one hundred and twenty
six pound loy In tho world, Why, the
Western papers are full of rum.
"Dundee will tight him," eald Scotty,
seriously,
"When?" asked Johnston.
"In two weeks," came back Montleth.
"You're 011," said Johnston.
"One thousand, with a privilege of 40
tier cent."
"Closed," said Scotty, ns he walked
off, Jotting down a Dundee future date
In H's Utile red note imjok,
The other night at Ebbets Field
l'atsy llrnnnlKHii wore a bright pair of
green silk running tmnis wnen he uccn
Kddle Campl which were strictly ac
cording to Hoyle, for l'atsy Is red
haired, pug nosed and Irish through and
INVADER FROM WEST
through. A silence fell over tho great
open air arena as the men fiddled for
upenlngs, Suddenly there came a voice
of a man from nwuy up under the
grand stand caves.
"Come on. l'atsy I Don't disgrace
them there tights I" ho roared.
The command could have been heard
a mile away. Patsy must have caught
it, for he rushed at Campl with both
little fists flying.
Another thing that caused n big laugh
during these bantam contests was tho
appearance of a giant miller moth In
the ring. It looked as big as a crow as
It flapped between, under and around
the fighters. Beverat times It fell to the
floor nnd the crowd yelled a warning
for the bantam roosters to have n care
In their footwork. The moth was still
on the job when the lights went out.
Gunboat Smith win be one of two
heavyweights to appear at the Rink on
August 11. No worthy opponent has
necn sciectea 10 oppose uucaiey n ex
seaman, but Jim Coffey Is the man
whom the matchmaker has In view.
Harry Littleton of New Orleans la
with us.
"And let me tell you that Littleton
Is the best middleweight In the coun
try," said Jimmy Johnston In telling of
the visitor. "He Is the nearest man to
Stanley Ketchel In looks that I have
ever seen. I saw him fight nnd I'll
guarantee the fans a run when he meets
the first man I select for him. He's a
giant kilter If there ever was one. He
knocked out Steamboat Bill Scott, the
big fellow whom the champion heavies
couldn't stop. Walt till you see him."
There may be a hitch In the Dundec
Rrltton bout. Scotty Montleth said yes
terday that no amount of coaxing -rouid
Induce Johnny Dundee to accept Farmer
Rill Brown as third man In the ring
at the Garden Tuesday night. Montittu
refused to state Just what Dundee's ob
jections were to the newly appointed
Garden arbitrator.
Brown Is one of the best referees In
the country and the boxers know It.
"Perhaps tho only objection any tighter
could have to Brown Is that he is czar
of the ring when he enters it. He won't
stand for any fistic sketches or play
doodle He can toll one of them a mile
off He doemi't wait tn argue. Just
walks to the rope and culls for the I
next brace of brawny ones, leaving the:
contending pair to walk In disgrace out I
of the ring. He Insists nn action and he I
gets It or the culprits get out. i
Dundee may hav it good reason for
not wanting Hrown to otllclate. It will I
have to he a pretty good one In order '
to liavrt Hill enht aside Just to (satisfy
his whim. I
Bombardier Wells gladdened the
hearts of all Kngllshmen by reenllstlug
In the Urltie-li army. Wells served be
fore ns a royal artilleryman In India.
When tho war broke out Wells was cen
sured for not Joining the colors. u many
luck of courage. When he was good and
ready the big blond Joined the colors ns
ar. lnfantrnian His story of why ho
hesitated Is interesting Inasmuch as
his Is an unusual excuse for fall ng to
go to the front at the first call to arms:
"I am .1 married man, with a wife
and two children, the youngest only a
few months old," he said. "It was my j
domestic responslblllt'es that so long
deterred me. and I do not think it Is a
discreditable thing for any man, situ
ated as I was then, to set his own house (
in order, with a view to falling In with
the call of king and country My po-1
Itlon was unlike that of many other)
married men. I was, iso to speak. In 1
business for myself. In the precarious 1
capacity of a professional pugtl'st, '
whose reputation stood in constant dan-'
ger of collate as a money earning fac-1
tor.
"I had no firm or employer who would '
guarantee, two-thlnls, or any fraction
whatever, of my salary to he paid to ,
my dependents. As a matter of fact I
had no salary at all except such ns I
could win In lump sums with my hands
literally with my fists, In such cir
cumstances It was well to make some
provision for my wife and family first. '
"As soon as I was able to attach my
self to the army again I did so, and I ,
mil not making any fuss about It ns If
there were nny merit In It. I enlisted
because I wanted to do my bit like the ,
rest of the young men In the empire. 1
I am still a young man and as fit physl-1
cnlly as any you will meet In an hour's
walk through the streets of Loudon.
"With the exception of my two young
brothers, who are not yet eligible for
service, nil our family of boyn have
given themselves to King nnd country
One of my brothers was killed at the
front before he bad been In tho trenches
many hours, and two have been w ounded.
"You cannot Imagine how deeply I
used to resent the Insinuations levelled
against me by thoughtless people during
those months when It would have been
almost criminal for me to have left my
family, uh they evidently thought I
should do, regardless of u 11 conse
quences. "I was as sensitive as any man on
such polntH of honor, and nothing but
the knowledge that I was doing my duty
to the best of my lights could have kept
1110 smiling under the ordeul through
which I have now trlumphuntly passed.
To be misunderstood by one's fellow
countrymen at such a time ns tho pres
ent und In such a connection was
painful to the last degree.
"I thought of It day by day, and I
dreamed of It by night : yes, even when
In the ring nt tho Opera House fight
ing thut great Irish American Frank
Moran I could still find time to wonder
how many people In that audience were
regarding mo uh that unutterubly con
ti'iuptlhle thing a shirker. The posi
tion of married men Is at all times n
dltllcult one. Even tn those cases where
wives are well enough provided for the
fact remnlns that men are under other
obligations to their children than the
mere duty of providing for them. There
Is their education and all that is meant
by the word 'upbringing' to be thought
of."
Wells's wife used always to Buy that
she would no longer try to dissuade her
husband from going back to the armv
If England were Invaded. She said this
in the firm belief that the invasion of
ICngland was about as unlikely to hnp
pen ns the Invasion of the moon. Rut
England haa now been Invaded. Thu
Gorman army has not set foot 011 Kng
llsh soli, but tho German rmvy has
thrown shells Into English towns, and
German airmen have dropped bombs not
only on the coasts but een on London
Itself.
" 'RinV said his wife one day, 'I can
not Bland In your wny any longer. You
have been very considerate Jn braving
all the taunts that have been thrown at"
you for my sake so long. You enn go
now, as you nave always wantel to go."
Wells Jumped to his feet like a man
who had Just heard some exceedingly
good news which liberated him from an
embarrassing position.
"I have had many moments of elation
In my sporting life," ho nays, "as when
the referee has declared me the winner
of a fight for a good purse. Hut noth
ing ever hrought me so much real Joy
as that hour when 1 made up my mind
that 1 should not go to sleep again until , Kills Altree second. Nelson Dodge won
I had taken tho oath of allegiance to ( the boys' club race, with John Gould
the king. second. A girls' handicap race was
"I was at Brighton nt the time, nnd won by May Altree, Mnrlo Kayser be
I got hold of n recruiting sergeant late Ing second. A girls' club race was won
In the evening and told him Hint It I by Marie Kayser, with Marjorio Howe
didn't matter how far I had to go or I second.
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m
how much Inconvenience It might cause
him or anybody else there was nothing
for it but that I should reenllst that
very night. Not knowing how much In
earnest I was the sergeant told me to
wait till the morning, but he didn't
know the sort of man he was dealing
with."
in the end the sergeant let Wells have
his own way, evidently fearing that he
might lose a recruit If he didn't. It was
nearly midnight when they managed to
get tin; job done.
"lifter late than never," said the re-
e. ultlllf? "(rwi,lt' 'ey came out Into
" . . .. 7 ... .
That night." said Wells, "I enjoyed
the soundest sleep that had come my
way since tho declaration of war. It
was the best part of my training."
Port WnshlnRttin .NiTlnimliiK Itat'es.
At the Poit Washington Yacht Club
yesterday the feature event, the Harle
quin handicap, a swimming race of over
fifty yaids, wan won by Maurice Gould,
Atlnn Itltm liMtttr .Kcnml Iti lliii tnnliil'
swimming race Robert Ware won, with
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War does not Iesen tlmberland values;
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township, :i,000 aire's Investors Inveitt
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MTUATIONS WAN-nOV- -.fg)HLE
IIOl'Si:WiJHKEHS--CoIiired, eevera: neat
rlrle. exnerlen.-e.t. aooil retfreneea. tnor.
ourhly Itnestlrated. want place, other
Southern he'.p furnl.he.l LINCOLN IN
Df.STIlIAL KXC1IANIIK (Airni'M. 314 W
l""h Phone 5H.2 Columbus Klabllhed
i'i
SI T U ATI O X V.WI IIP MA L
STKNO'lllAPlILn C3I. clean cut. am-
Mtlou vouna nun. 5 ears experience
111. 00 It b..x 14: Sun ofllre.
Army and Nnvy Ordeni,
, WASHINOTON July 31 Tluse army
eriiers were Isaue-i
I'lt.t I leuts .1 ' llntivals. J II. fress
I ( Hti urd and ' II. Price and Second
l.'en K W llcrm.iii. Wnalr.eer Cnrps,
Ironi ?e on.l llattnll-'n of Hnrlnecr- tn
Ert.ii"e' r . hnnl ashlnclon ImrraLKa,
Dl'ri' i ,'f Cn.unililM, for nurse of tnetruc-
'In
rant J s Hardin. Q M r . 10 Kort
She !ins. Minn., unil In chars, nl cicpot
il t I'a'i.. Minn . an 1 also uum ch.irse
cnnstriii tmn work at l"ort Snelllnir re
llevlni! Major J K Marlrten. who 11 lit go
10 F'.rt Sam Ilnuton as iienot niiarter
master and .issume charge consirui tlin
work at Knit Sam Houston. rellciinB Major
11 11 Hi le
Major S c Vet il. Q M " . to Kurt
Monroe, Va , as iiuartermaster ilefenies of
Chesapeak. lai and in cliarge or equip
ment ami outlining transport at New
port News, te'leilng Majnr 11. 1.. rettus,
1 1 vlll report Ht Mashlncton an .ijiit
.m 'o ,I.n t nuarli-rma.ler
Klrst IJ.mii II W Wagner, Third Cv
, n reslLMlatt-'Il Hiieiit-il
Sc. ond I iut W K Oiinti. Coist Artll
en . W t r tn' Aci leniy
Cain K M Ta.hntf. M C. from Wash
I1.51 ' DC, to Philadelphia as attending
su-gc n.
. apt II It lll'-hmnnd. Thirteenth Tav.
a 1 from .1 -tistinieni to th..i reKlrr.ent
. apt 1. V Co email, c'oast Artillery,
.c' .lied In Q M. 1'
1 apt J I' Morrison, from Sixth to
Ki.li'h Infantry.
Major J It Lindsay, from Twenty
rltiith to KKteenth Infantry.
Majur I C Jenkn, from .Ninth to Thir
teenth Itifantr)
capt (1. M (Irlmea. from Thirtieth to
l.i,;lil!i Ir.Ii.nlrv.
Chaplain W H Watta. from Ninth to
Klfteeuih Infantry.
M11J .r T N Horn, Second Field to 1'irat
hie il Artillery.
i.rt I.leut , ( Uiiterimhn, rclleied
1 from ruenti seventh lntantrv.
, riie-e ottliers relleied fruni assignment
us Indicated: Col W. II Allaire from
Kightn Infantry, Major C C Calk, fiom
I Plfieenth Infantry, Major I'. 11. Pierce,
from Ulteentli Infantry, ciiapiaiu u. IV
Wood, fmm l'iltienlh Infaiurv
" x "J"". elnrg nf re-
I criiKl c station. Wnr. e.ter. Ma-
' Utu. j v ,v!uln, rrum om,.(. ,vaVai
I lnte llgente to . elisor radio station, Say
1I1.1 L. I
1 1 tent. .1 I.. NT.lfttl. from the Phei'enn
to Hie II 1
Assistant Sur.enn C. A. iv.st.llo, M. n.
1.' 'o rtvt ultlng station, Chicago
Comminder 11 s Kellnrg. froiu nninuml
nf tho Monterey tn contmind the (Ul
1 eston
Passed Assistant Surge .n I' I. Lee.
from the il-i.ieston to home for or.lers
Marine mips- jiijm c " Ilt'l fr.i'n
I'hlla.le.plit.i t Army V.ir College, Wash
Ing'on r " Capt. H I Hear. fiom
l'tili id phli t" armv hool of the Un,
!" Le.ii en oi 'h capt T Mirlv.
Phltad I'll! I. to .i i hi v sihool of the
III!"
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This nay order was Issued:
I.leu'eiant C. mman Irr J 11 (illnier,
front N'aiv liepirtment to the New York
us navigator.
Mm I'liicnl" of Nilliil Y'esseN
W VSIIISi.TDN. Ju'c 31 Tha collier
I'rnnicilie.s ha. an He I nt Dutch Harbor
nrpedo 1 ...its Puts, Ililnbrldge Chauncev,
Hirri an, I col ler romper lit Jolo. ! 1. .
tig W.ihnet.i at In 11 in Head, levtroyers
Mi I'ouga,, fanning, neaie .inn-it and
Poug
Jams at New part, .Ic.irover
destroyers Paul Jon-a,
.. f'.-s.. ,.,.rl l'r.1,1 ., 1.' ... 1 1 . 1,
I aka. s'lpp v ship I'e.tle at Ciunlananio,
I... ier I'roteu. nl Hampton Koads. lie.
sir,-.- era ia.sn. Cummins Downes. Hur
rows Atumen Patterson, I'au'ding. Trtppe
nnd Park.r at Newport, collier Aharenda
Shu .uh ii. and de.iroier Hopkins at
(Sail Diego
, I'ruiser I'olnri.io has silled from lln
sauadi Me. o. for Sin Plego, Inilleships
Inulst.itu an l Ven II imshlre from Pre.
ileti's Itoa.u for Newport, lug Aiiouuc
rrnm ll.ist.in fnr New Voik ile.troiei lln.
! h i from Newport foi Sew ork. io.llr
I Ini.lter from ror
Jupller from rnrtamo'iih N M lor
11 impton Houls tiatt'i-shlps Nebraska aiM
Virginia from Itm kfort. Mas., for New.
pnrt. cruls r ('lintnniitl from Shanghai for
Chefnn destroyer Hopkins from l:n-iin,l4,
Me. o foi San Diego, I'.itt'e.hlp. Florida.
I'l ih South I'arnllna anl Michigan from
I'riitiicetaw n fnr Newport, battleships'
Missou.l. nlilo nnd Wisconsin from Saul
Diego for San I'rinclscn. cruiser Naih. I
ii. e from Santo Iminliign City for "apa
Ilayllen. cnl.ier Hannibal from Tompkins.
vllie fnr Portsmouth. N 11, anj n.onltnr
Til.hii.see from Now Yoik for Hampton
llo i la I
Til ruler Colorado has armed at lln-
senaila, Mexico; cruiser ' iluny at Sin
Francisco, gunboat Vixen at Delawara
Hreakwaler; bntt'rshlp Wvonilng at New
porl, iiuller Jason at l'urt-au-Prlnce. cnl
Mei Nero ut Tlburon. battleships Louisiana
nnd New Hampshire at President's Heads
..ii.l , ..lll.-r Haniilb il il Tomnklnsi It'
The inrpedn bon' Held h is micd from I
Key wm ror .Moiuie, gniiiioai .nnapniis
from Ilulii'ia for l orinto .ruisir ll.i.M'oorc
frnm Inna Is'es for Newport, bmieshlps
Krarenrgc and Ki-tuuiki from llaltimor
for Tangier Sound and torpedo boat
Whipple fiom Hrciurnuii for Sitka.
WEATHER FORECAST
Wushltiffton Prctllcdoiis for
To-day nnd To-morrow.
l'or eastern New York, party cloudy (
da 1 prntiuldy liirul slimier In smith per
flont probably fair tii-inurriw, nlth loner
temperature.
For New UnsMud, partly cloudy to-day
nd to-morrow; probiildy fair to-inorrnw.
ulth omtwhat loner lempemture In In
terior. Knr New Jrriiey and rattern Pennsyl
vania, nrllr cloudy, w Hit total thunder
hower In-day; partly cloudy to-morrow.
lth aomenhiit lower temp.raturci light to
moderate arlble nd.
.KV YOltK, Auir !. M11.1II area of
depression tnvered the HI. Lawrence Valley
nd most of New York and NVw Knkiand
yealerday, and the pressure wa liw (iter
the plateau and Korky Mountain Hutu.
blseuhere lilih pressure nrriiillrd, com
posed of centres mer the Northnist, the
upper lake rmlonn rtiul a l.iruo Htrm oer
the Pnuthwfstern States
Hlsh temperatures ronllmisd senerally
In Ihe sutea east of the llockv Mountains
and mere abnormally hlsh In the Atlnntlc
Mates.
It waa eool.r In the .Missouri anil unnar
Mississippi valley nd tin- Northwest jnd
111 the plateau Htutrs.
Shuuers and iliundsrstnrnis orpurre
nulte senerally oer northern ptrta of lh
ceuntry. at ef the Hotky Mountains.
in nil. city the day was fain lontlnued
warm, followed hy thunder ahowera; wind,
freah northwest; uver-iBe humidity, ef. per
t'nt.i barometer, lorreeie,! in ee.,1 m
level, at I A M Jji.S!; 5 P Jl 59.91.
The temperature In thlt uty )elenl.iy. M
recorded by the officlil thermometer, n
shown In the annexed table;
. "''i u ' id
SA.M Ml1 rOirtt t, ta
HI 1
'
14'
61'
ll M... . .. W ! b l'. ll' ' ! Ml
3 P. M, ... j ;. iJiiu
Hlchett temperature. s at 4 ! M.
Lowest temperature, :j at 4JC A II.
EUROPEAN MAILS.
The H0tla?1l1.Jlt.ierli a 1ln V
salllni: TuesJaj- fur ltotterdmn. V 111 taka
J-V' c;,n,ln "t 'i A M . for the Nether.
Unfla. flermany. Austria. Iluniary, l.uem
bur una Turkey
Tbe Krenpli liner rt.i..... -- .
.I-.. . , . ...... . ....uku. FdiiinE iur,
f'.JT. Bordeaux. take mall, c'loslns-
SL-.ii. !' .."r rf"""- rtumanlii. HtilrarM.
fcT'!' ;"''fl.nd, Han Kpaln. Pnrtnnl.
i'fifi' 'Mf""' ,'.r,"'h India British Bl
.'.'! tiloraiiar. li.iin,
We. ioi'.V.1."'"'"!"', 1u,,h indies.
, Autrnili nnd 1'ersin
,i.v f"C'' 'J.iropa, salllnr. We.lnea-
s so a r?' J'ke mall, rinsing at
a.so A Jl . for Ha v. Hu.rrl.
Ilurrsnla, , PwtUerluiiil a,.) i)f,.,;
III. Whit.. Ufu.. ,1 . , .. ...
dne,d.y fr' ,'jtrVpool ' ; TilS n all
hurir TiTefc.. I.uxem
d "enniark, li Mu'irnria Serii.
Aluruan,vef'rli"ir'"n"l,
Alrlia, West Asia und East Indie.,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATL'Iii;
ami
AI.M WAP
Sun rises. ..4..1: Sun ten.
1HOII IVATKII
. AM.
Sandy H'k..ll tl (im, l.
LOW WATKK
AM
andy H k .1 11 (;, . ,i
I'M I'M
" II Mo.in rl- 13 01
tiii Dy
AMI 4.M
12 II Hell (iate. 01
THIS lAV.
M ni
II J8 Hell lute... a It
ArrUed-PATl Itl)AV. Jnii st
a Tovuhnsht
.Maru. ? A
July IK
M Msud. e A
M . l.omlon.
M.. Cathanen,
chiinr.er An.iM.i., n ' .."r . ... -
July H nirKs j.iana.
JliliM:0"" M"f,!l N CohK "alhurst. N. B,
Si Chesapeake. Flaltlmnre July :
AHKIVKD KltdM NEW VOP.K
Ss t'tiit.,1 Mat,, a' l-open.iaten
Ss Iiuca de;h Abruri at t,. 110a
SAll.KO I'OK NKW YOltK
Ss Itnehambsau. Irom Ilnriliamt
s tt Paul Item Ln erpool
Ss Panama. Irom Cmtnhal
V aracas frnn San ju.m
Ss Haiana. from Havana
OUTGOIM! STKAMSHfps.
Sail To morrow
Maila
01,lfieldGrane.RioJanelro
Hamilton. Norfolk '
Alaskan. San Francisco
Pall Tuesdni Aurust j
Chiraso. Borileaux .. .. 1; ml M
ra.ls
Sail
tin. j
3 nfi p .y
Jfulpv
It Ki .
1 ") I' M
3 00 1' M
S 0u I'M
Nonnlam, iioiii ni.uu .i A M
Apache. J(kiilllllle
C. ol Monitomeri sav'h . . .
rnnwas Anne, Noriolk ;
Sail We lnes.j Amuv 1
Adriatic I.ive-pnoi
K'lmna Na-'ilcs
Mara'-atbt. Ui (iua..i
snnta M utii l-ini 11 .1
Muyaro. (ii run '.1
,Moniti New Orleans
Arapaho. 1: ill. -ion
Edith sail Krnii. 1-.0
Midisnn. Norlnlk
' I m :- m
' M 1. ! M
' ' A M '.') M
."AM I.'oim
If'MAM I. MM
l.'f'M
I 00 ! M
1.' f'l M
3 I M
INCUMl.SU SIKAMMUI'S.
Out Today
Ls Gaaoin.
LacKawaiina
J'alioleina
Ballord
l'laiuna
Bone
Westminster
Lincolnshire
sirathairl
ban Jsiiuio
SI. Louis
biraihuy
Uijoune
Venua
LaCna
Advatue .
llattif Luckenhach
Camrrnnia ....
...lloiileaux ji,
...Wauciicaier ....Jua !7
.Mea Jul' li
. . . vi,,n
.. Manchester
HllllI'MlU
l.on.lun
. Cristobal .
..tialiciton ..
lavirpool ,
J 11 1 r t
JUly 11
July 11
Jul) 1?
July :j
Juljr :i
Julr It
St Lpuls du Khtine July ij
.-Marseilles
July 11
ilai re
Julr 17
ILlbto
Critohil
rrilot,a
(llaseow
Juiy li
July :t
Julr !t
July :i
. July :i
..July 17
..July l
July U
.July IS
July :
July :
July
July si
July .1
1 Kspasne
, I apn
I Nrtherlee
Cape Orlegal ... .
Horde hit
Marseilles
Havre
Orm . ..
Geno'i
Ni.att
Galieston
.1.1. ks-fl 'He
flalvesion ..
Sn annah
c.isnrta
1 Morrot'isi
El Paso
AP'C.IC
sl nl
City ol Montsnmery
Du Tn morrow.
llenrnela
American
Stnthli'von
Prams
Melapan. ...
Iroquois ...
llayamon . ..
Anlllles ....
Hull
Knttcrdam
Havie
San .til in .
July 11
July u
July II
July :t
July 31
Jaln
'to Iinniinru Ju'v ?l
..San .In in
July :
New Orleans
July :i
.Mil v U
Jl Y tl
J.llv 51
Jlllv IS
,t' II
July 7
Juit j:
July SI
line Tilcsiliy. August 3
Frederick VIII
ftinilam
Urone Wines
Ullboiill . . ..
riirt.tt.vi Hid
Ilo'ter tan
La Plillo
MTrse.lle. II i i 1 i
li'lllC I"
SacatM :t'(
.Hck.ni 1 1 i.
I v";".
nn ana
i,. nr Cn!iimliiis
Mohawk
IiiciiiiiI ns; A'l'aacli. .l- Wireless.
f-s J I) Knckeleller Tunpim mi CO miles
snulhwest ol Hiainuud shoal bt noon cstr.
day
City nf Mni"gnmerv SllHMiii'l. wal
Hi miles south nl si di Hook :il nonn
Moyn Ci.tlc It i ir wis sn tulles
south of s nidi Ho at iiooti
s Kl so' fl.diiston i K'1 mile, south
ol Saody lloolt at i; P M
F.I Albi. i; ilccstou. wis r? miles west
ol Toriugis nt ii p M
S Ai.n bo Jvl.soiii .He w is c:,' tulles
south nf miiiIt Honk nl - P M
Nucii t ilal'es'on w i. ii miles north
nf Jupiter at ' P M
Ss Alunn Mobil'' "as ir. nnles from ll;a
ninnd hiul at " I' M
s I'l Sislo (lnlvcstou m.is 31S miles east
ol iialreioti bir ut il 1 M
Ss Antilles New Oj'eaii. was rv. miles
north ol Jupilir at nonn
Ss Pram Sin Juan w is li.' miles south
of s indy Hook at noon
Ss Si Lou's .Liicrpool ruroried du
ihannel litlitslup r A M In day
lir.U, lT.TK I'Olt SALE.
FACTORY, scvpiitccn small build.
iriKS, wuter power, 100 liorsc power.
Deep viiu-r anil mil transportation.
100 acres. Convenient locution.
STRATFORD OAKUM CO.,
Jevfioy Cily, N. J.