Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - October 3, 1899, Boston, Massachusetts September Averages Dally September Averages Sunday BY THE GLOBE Makes Noble and Vigorous Men of Those Wiio Suffer from Nervous Debility and Exhaustion fro a Excesses and How wo n vigorous nnd man I And how we pity nervous exhausted sufferers from nervous result of excesses or Tho greatest blessing that can bo be stowed upon them Is tho knowledge the Greenes Ner vura will cure restore them again to that grand vital physical that lusty robust that vital force and and folly they have Thousands of men have been helped by Greenes advice and medi for Dr 84 Temple who Is undoubtedly the greatest and most successful specialist In the world In the cure of mens gives freely and without cost or charge Mis advice and counsel to whether they call at his office or write him confiden their There Is no reason why men should re main nervously and weak CONTENTS OF TODAYS GLOBE It was little Tommy who declared with n heavily charged that nutritious food was something to nat that cot no taste to It Is a strange anomaly Vet so many people Imagine that nutrition and nn forever at loggerheads Tho fuel Lexington A A Whiskey Is the moat nutritious Whiskey oil the Yet It tastes It tissue 11m same time there Is that good aroma superb flavor which nre the of pood To fake on a new lease of try At dealers or of tho POLLARD Opposite Causeway 1c Hull of 1000 sheets i of Bout 15 48 sleets Noto Paper and 00 En an excellent A good Fountain very necessary on tile Letter including outfit of bowl and brash or cloths ink and Beale 108 110 Washington IT Visit the Devils Den and Read Philadelphia on tho nnd Capt Gives ii Today the Exposition Seen and Banquet Takes Place Oct Ancient and Honorable artillery company ar rived here this a pleas ant run from where they had occupied many hours in viewing the At 5 oclock this the drum corps made a tour through the corri dors of the hotel the companys to awake the At 7 oclock the whole command was on its way to the battlefield in vehicles provided by the Capt accompanied the party and gave the company one of the most descriptions of the which virtually wound up the career of Gen Lee and terminated the The company first visited the Devils where the members were photo and later drove to Little Kound where the captain related how Gen Martin succeeded in getting his battery into position and virtually saving the day for the union On the road to the hotel many of the members drove over to head and the whole forenoon was devoted to visiting places of At noon the company took the train for this arriving on something unheard of in the excursions of this or At the depot the Ancients wero met by the veterans of the 2d regiment and tho 2d troop of the latter appearing in their new uniforms for the first The parade to the Conti was only a short but all along the route the company was cor and Jean has captured the At the later In the Capt entertained the officers of both escorts and also the members of the Tomorrow the members will visit the and in tho evening the an banquet will take at which the governor of the state and Mayor will Harry South Boston Young Man Officers of division 12 arrested on a warrant last John of 376 2d South charged with breaking and entering the steam yacht of Hadley at L st Sept 11 arid the larceny of property valued at UNION ALL ALL ONE The Douglas shoes have a reputa tion which extends around the Their popularity hss made a newera In shoe and in the shoe history of this With an expe rience of nearly a quarter of a I have made possible tho fact that shoes can be made to Bell as low as and possets the same and dura bility to be found In those costing from to Tho result Is 1 have 60 retail stores In tho large millions of and the largest shoe business In the I sell the young business and all those who are looking for a shoe worth from to for Do you wear them MV BOSTON SU Court Howard City Hull olt School Struct Pro Bj trading Piles is Jt 7 I relieved and cured by Hundred of endorsements from wellknown Hew England and A large bottle for at Charles Quirk Named for Has 112 lo 108 for ISse Nomination Is Not South Boston Man Not Al lowed a Considering the Hard Hon Quirk of ward 17 was renominated for the council last night by the democratic delegates of the 4th councilor Ofthe 220 112 voted for Quirk and KB voted for Jeremiah McNarnara of ward Last year Quirk had 105 votes in the convention and McNamara The ballot in the night was as follows Quirk S Wurd 2 Ward 0 Ward 7 Ward S Wurd H Ward Id II 12 IS 14 Ward IB 17 IK is 1 m 21 25 11 Totals 112 108 The convention was held In the Frank lin schoolhouse In ward and was In session just an There were no ia CHARLES nominating Once or twice there was a little but when the closeness of the contest and other circumstances are It must be admitted that the proceedings went on with The McNamara peo ple were disappointed at tho but took their defeat with They had expected a vote from ward 2 and one from ward IS In addition to the one cast for The supporters of the South Boston man did not attempt to make the nomination of and would not say whether their candidate would run Independently at the polls as he did last Tho convention waa called to order at by Richard Hayes of ward who had been elected temporary chairman at the short session held In Wesleyan hall last Wednesday Hon Kennedy Immediately moved that the chair appoint a committee of seven on Hon James moved as an amendment that Mr Guild admits his defeat by Mr Bates and writes n graceful promising his own support and hopes hla friends will feel the same Columbia and Shamrock will race at 11 oclock today measurements make the American yacht allow betting favors TOO to Admiral triumphal entry into Washington he Is greeted by the presi dent nt the white and Is now the nations Charles Quirk renominated for the governors council nominations In vari ous senatorial and representative dis Ancients visit the battle field arid reach Philadelphia on the homeward Twentyfive more of the crew arrested with on reaching Montreal vessel abandoned to the un Reports from Asia Minor state that 1600 persons lost their lives through the recent News of the front the Cherokee Davis renominated for gov council In 2d Particulars of finding the bodies of three New England men frozen to death In Fred Williams on Admiral George Dewey to attend the corner stone laying of Dewey memorial hall at Norwich Oct Sailor himself stranded In Everett and his vessel on its way to Attractions at the Spike Sullivan knocks out Jerome at New York other Cant Carter to be brought Into court on habeas corpus his counsel claims his sentence la Sophomores of Boston university break up a freshman meeting and elect their own Great gathering of leaders at the dem carnival In Yesterday was the coldest Oct 2 ever known in Now England some flurries of snow and Recommendations made in the interest of labor at the state of con vention at North 1sitve Frederick tho absconding teller of the national bank of this arrested In Men 40th regiment provided with overcoats none suffered from change In James Dickson a ap pointed deputy assistant district attor ney In New Herbert J nines killed In a bicycle Four acres of buildings of the Port land rolling mills company burned loss Opening of the Food fair under most auspicious Sumner a state prison appointed superintendent at Rains ford Decision In Venezuelan boundary dis pute but not announced Brit ish counsel have great Bloody Monday at freshmen rout the of Some fashionable weddings announced for the Fuse Bertram Waters begins his work with line Donald may play again Yale receives encouragement football Boston beats Now York twice and goes into second place above Philadel phia National league to be raced to Is causing no end of excitement and some lively Five alleged highwaymen escape from the jail at Newport and are Page Financial Paste Burial of Henry who was wagoner in Co Jj during the Cuban war and went from PURC Commercial Real estate Important auction sales of horses and fame Fighting In the Transvaal to morrow wires cut In all directions and news Is very scant complete campaign arranged with Orange Free Two American officers killed and eight men wounded In engagement with Fili pinos at Imus envoys meet Otis and return without accomplishing Some vigorous criticisms of the recent Congregational Inquest on the body of James of West Continued on the Second NURSES Will full Information the At Booth Grand Food Mechanics Bldg ALL ARE Eminent Doctors FREE AT ENGLAND 339 WASHINGTON AUDITOR Gapt Gray oi Island R Skilful Pickpocket In York Oct 2State Auditor Charles Gray while In New York at the Dewey celebration was victimized by who got away with his wal let containing In Some state correspondence ana some civil war documents which Capt Gray had with him for business pur poses were also The robbery was committed In the crowded doorway of the hotel at which tome of the Rhode Island official party were THB Oct for Tuesday and Wed For New England In the Inte cloudy on the coast Tuesday and rising northerly For eastern New York Fair Tues fresh north to northeast winds Wednesday Local rising north to northeast The temperature as ed by the thermometer at Thompsons i spa Sam 6am 9 a m 12 j m S p m Opm 9pm 12 mid average temperature i 41 Globes forecast for Wednesday and rain In the weather remains fair In all j The pressure Is somewhat below normal in and indicating the development or approach of a general i from the The for New England now promise fair i weather through probably followed by rain by Wednesday night or depending on the storm now threatening from the The temperature will rise north to northeast Triumphal Entry Into the Capital Welcome Has Never Ovations All Along the Admiral Unable to Escape Escorts Him Into tiro Presidents Both Then Review Parade in the lo IB Served By Oct 2 Admiral Dewey flew his Inn from tho pilot prow of a Pennsylvania rail road locomotive this It would not to this as an evidence of a for tho wheels of the six parlor cars behind the engineers cab whirled without ceasing from Jersey City lo excepting only a pause for a change of Even such considerable towns ns New Wilmington Baltimore experienced tho un wonted humiliation of Seeing a train heedlessly by often along streets where the man at the throttle literally had to plow his way through fields of human Trie day was as beautiful as the three which have preceded it since the open Ins of tho national welcome to the home coming admiral and which were quite enough to arouse even the most patent superstition In the omens of Dewey Even before the dawn of sunshine as it still the peculiar prerogative and distinction of the fa vored Children of and upon Dewey It Is being lavished with a prodi gal This Is eminently What is the use of having a hero It thp rain muat be trickling down your back while you shout for him The Washington train left the capi tal shortly after 7 oclock this bearing only the members of the recep tion committee of the district of Colum who have not deluded themselves with any vain ambition to match the magnificence of New Yorks demon stration In honor of tho but merely have tried to express with sim ple sincerity their neighborly pride In the fame of a fellow townsman who dwelt among them for many yours ana Intends to pass his remaining days In their The committee Is composed mostly of permanent residents of Us bankers and who have collected somn for comparatively modest Start from Jersey Arriving at Jersey not long after the committee made Us with the aid ofthe to the of a pier specially reserved for the pur and to await the coming of the ad whose ferry made its landing some time before While various members of his party were coming Deweys face was seen In the pilot whereat a great cheering rolled upon the busy waters from the crowded wharves and wharf houses and from the passing His uniform hud been laid and In Us stead lie wore a silk a brown winter coat and light gray clothing which deprived his presence ol none of Its Impressive Charley he cried in the hearty way the man as his left hand reached forth toward Mr tho president of the historic bunk In and an old friend of other and But after a few more Informal recog the officials of the committee proceeded to freeze tho genial currents of his soul with lugubrious and Continued on the Third PIANOS Appeal to the most critical musical and are receiving more favorable comment today than any other make of piano offered to the Their leading features Scientific Purity and Character of Sympathetic and Responsive Beauty and Modernity of Sold for cash or on the monthly payment and for Vose Sons Piano 160 Boylston TODAY THE FUN Once Again John Bull and Uncle Sam Begin a Struggle for the Cup Which Uncle Sam First Won in and Has Kept Ever Start Will be Made About 11 Favors the Defender at Side Expresses Utmost Confidence in Ability of Its Will Allow Shamrock of NEW Oct on of what promises to be the most Inter esting contest over sailed for the Amer ica cup comes the surprise In connection with the preparations there The surprise Is that the Columbia proves to bo the largest boat in meas for time and that Instead of the Shamrock allowing the Columbia time because of her greater sail as was confidently Columbia has to ullow the Sham rock a fraction more than six seconds over tho 80mile Designer Fife of primarily responsible for tho but meas urer John Hyslop of the New York yacht club is the man through whom It and when he announced tho fact early this evening at tho New York yacht clubs house the many yachtsmen Bothered there could scarcely credit his Measuring tape and will not lio when In proper and tho accuracy of measurer fig ures and results cannot be So the yachtsmen had to get over their surprise as best they and then look for the The boats wero measured in dry dock at tho Brooklyn navy yard the Columbia In the morning and the Sham rock In thu Tho results of the together with some other known are concisely given for comparison in the tho measurements being given In feet and hundredth of feet Columbia foot length Draft dock to CinIT Undo of foro Tip if to end of for Still root oi null Columbia In looking for the reasons for the big a lot of other surprises ara found that would bu big in themselves were it not for the larger one which overshadows As It they serve to punctuate and emphasize tho main Shamrocks smaller racing Wl feet M Per of the people who look at our goods buy the time they are in or come back and buy after wandering over the looking at other It con vinces us that our mode of doing business is the right Small quick Our customers evidently appre MURCH 42 Summer BRASS AND IRON BEDS Chamber measurement and to furnish much food for on tho neither tho big sur prise nor the little ones can bo con unfavorable to She loso tho minute or so of allowance that was but she shows better than was anticipated with Shamrock in the matter of so much In that the loss of the allow ance may be considered discounted by in other One of tho principal reasons for Sham rocks shorter racing length Is her shorter It Is nearly two feet less than whore It was ex to be about the Close ub ot the Shamrock noticed as she was Into tho dry dock this after noon that she seemed higher In tho water than when seen in her trial spins and knew at once that she had been but no one was prepared for the short given by the meas It IH u maxim In yachting that water lino length gives speed as well as and as to the class limit as possible should be Shamrock be considered as handicapped by not as close to the 90 feet limit ae is tho but at the samo time by being lightened she sets of her heavy body out of tho wuter and can be more easily It there work to her but tho tactics of Columbias people seem more In line with American yachting experi Columbia Stows When she was measured this morning the Columbia had been skinned out to thu even the side a very small being put Then it was found that her water line was shorter than had been and so 1700 pounds of lead was put on board and stowed as low down as possible on the keel This the boat down but little but at least an Inch changing the original measure ment and bringing tho water line to or as close to the limit us designer cared to Al though the Columbia has lost a little by this on time she ac cording to all the canons of naval archi power and a gain which to more than offset the lost So much for the water line Now for the sail The surprises here are that the Sham rocks spars tin not nearly of the length with which they have been cred and that her topmast Is much j shorter and her boom and but lit tle longer than the There is also another surprise on iho Lila for her boom la only 100 feet I the same size us the In fact the boom which the latter has j been currying through the season is I now regarded as the Columbias spare and Is ready to be used In cane of accident to the one now In The lower masts of the two boats show very little the measurement being practically 74 feet on This about the same hoist to tho The Shamrocks boom IB only a little over a foot longer than Colum while her gaff is about two and a half feel This means only u llt tlo larger mainsail on the and also means that In proportion to her null area Columbia has the larger amount In her and by American should have an ad vantage In driving The Shamrocks increase of sail over Columbia is found in the for here the base of fore which alKO determines the length of the spin naker Is quite nix feet Co lumbia has a larger area In her topsail than but the Ions helps shorten the proportion on the gait that is added to the bafie line for meas Except for the length of the the of Columbia are very to those given In The at the they wero shipped from Boston or mado at the and the total sail Is not the size of a email cat boats mainsail out of the Sizing up tho bouts as they stand to tho writer picks Columbia to win tho windward and leeward blow high or blow but fears Shamrocks reaching ability from her model and a quality that tolls over Iho triangular where 20 miles of the course Is a About tho Sail Shamrocks sail plan Is long on the bottom and short on the Columbias Is ehort on the base lino and goes higher Into the This should help Columbia In light airs and Sham rock In a fresher but Sham rocks gain here should be offset by Co greater water line length In The writer believes now that Sham on the Fifth Pa Ale that is Spring Ask your tapster for Yes The bitter of the Hop is a true but are you sure you always get the best Hop bitter in the Ale you drink The man who knows Ale gets discriminates when he Between the Ale thats brewed in a hurry to sell in a hurry and the Ale that com petes in quality not in price he draws a sharp He orders Ale that is Sterling Ale On draught only where our Official is RUETER COMPANY Highland Spring Mr Guild Admits Defeat by Mr His Managers Issue a Speaker Has Mosl Further Contest Thus Beaten Man Writes Graceful Letter to Promises His Own Most i Loyal Eis Friends Will Turn in The managers of the candidacy of Gen Curtis Guild Jr for the republican nom for lieutenant governor at mid night gave out the following statement The return from authentic verified Saturday noon by about 15 re from all parts of the stale demonstrated that Mr Bates and Air Guild were practically with about 100 delegates to hear Since the preferences of a large proportion ot these gentlemen have been and Insure tho nomination of Mr Eben Everett Edwin Gen Guild was shown these figures oil returning from a lecture before the Kings Daughters In He appeared in the best andj said Of course the result was a but It la absurd to Quarrel with It or to wrangle over It Is tha business now of good to get together and support candidates in the state and city elec I wish you would allow me through you to thank the gentlemen who air lowed the use of their names as dele gates In my and also the friends who suggested and my Any man might well feel of such as well as of the clean and honorable methods by which alone wo have sought to Wo have but we have failed hon He at once wrote and forwarded following letter to Mr Bates My Dear Mr returns up to noon aa tabu lated and verified by leading republicans on the Fourth FRESHMAN Three thieves once attacked a trav eller and overcame him only after a most violent When they searched they found only 10 One thief By thunder If hed have had a quarter he would have killed us If you could see some of the college rooms we have furnished this year you would say that if the lucky fresh man had had instead of 530 hei would have made the libraries of Beacon Street feel for their We make special prices to and in addition we devise special pieces that give the right combina tions and save Here is a four position study which will do the work of three ordinary pieces of furniture at one It has an adjustable winged sides for broad arm rests for elbow and a pricetag your hesitation straight forward to the firing We shall put this chair into a hun dred students rooms this Paine Furniture DRAPERIES AND 48 Canal HIKE YOUR HELP Through the Want colums of Daily the
