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TELEGRAMS.
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ST. CROIX STATION.
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San‘ly Hook,
N. J., June
29th.—Sham
|
rock
IV
today
defeated
the
23
merre
|
Shamrock
by
3
minutes
and
7 seconds
|
in
a
fifieen
and
a half mile
race.
The
|
yachts
raced
from the,Ambrose
Channel
|
Lightship
to
a point off Shrewshury,
N.
E
J..
and
back.
Yachtmen
who
watched
|
the
race
in the
best
breezes
yet
enjoyed,
|
decided
that
the
challenger
for
the
|
America’s Cup,is better
as a light weath-
|
er
than
a
heavy
weather
boat.
Wall
|
Sireet
is displaying great
intergst
in the
i
forthe ming yacht
race.
['he "Rosolute’
|
is the faveurite,
odds
of
two
tdo
one
iln
|
favour of its winning being
offered.
One
|
big shipping
man
in
the financial
district-
|
if offering SI,OOO
against
31,200
that
the
|
“Shamrock’’
wiil win
one
race.
g
Belgrade,
June
30th.—A
report
that
|
the
Albanian
city
of Aviona
has
been
|
captured
from
the
Italians by
Albanian
insurgents
has
been
received
Yy
the
newspaper
Prava
in a despatch
from Us-
|
kub,
southern
Serbia,
the
report
adding
|
that the
entire Italian
garrison.was
ta-
|
lken with the town.
The
Albanians
cap-
|
turei!
Avlona by
storm
after
desperate
|
fichting with
the
Italians,
the
message
i
declares.
Wimbledon,
England,
June
30th.—
William
T.
Tilden
of Philadelphia
won
‘
the final match
in the British singles
ten-
nis championship
tournament
by
defeat-
ing
Zeenzo
Shimidzu of Japan.
Tilden
will meet
G.
L.
Patterson
of
Australia
in the challenge
round
for the champion-
ship.
In the finals of the
adies
singles,
|
Mrs. Lambert
Chambers
of England,
the
|
former
title
holder
beat
Miss
Ryan
of
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(alifornia 6-2 6-1.
';
Mubiin, June
30th.—Newbridge
Coun-
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tykildare
is
the
great
military
centre
serving
Surragh,
che Aldershot
of
ire-
land.
Yesterday
for
the
first
time
it
was
sought
to despatch
soldiers
thence
by
a
train
passing
from
Kilkenny
to
Dublin.
The
driver
refused
to
carry
them
and
the
so'
rs
remained
on the
trian, blocking
uu
line.
Subsequently
trains
from
Ath’
ie
and
Tharles
for
Dublin
were
snml.tn'ly
boarded
by
sol-
diers
and
blocked.!
The
stranded
pas-
sengers
drove
t’r,'
Kildare
to
catch
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