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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-09-13
Abatage des arbres par pelectricite

Dams les grandes ioIGts de la
Galicee on empIoie i'electricite pOur
Fabatage des arbreS. L'outil dont
on Sc Selt pour les bGls d'essence
teEhre est uue tariere animee dun
movement de va et.vient, ell plus
dn movement de rotation qui !ui
est dOnne par an petit moteur Giec.
triqae. LIE tout est monte sur IN
chariot qui peut tourner autour don
axe vertical 81 gn'on fixe an trUnc
de farbre. La meche de routil de.
crit un arc lie cetcla ct falt me
saignee dams lie tronc en- operant
con,rne II machine d mortaiser
lie boiS. LOrSqn'une passe est pra
tlquf, on avance Fontil pour aprro
fondir la >aignfr jnSqu'A &c que
dlametie du t'onc; on met alnrs
DIES Gales ponr empGcher la f-nte
de Sc rettrmer ct ca opere de Pau
tire cote in>qn'a CO qn'i! devienne
d~angprenx d'aIler pins avant.
Loperation est tprminee a la haclie
on avec II seize 4 bras. lie travail
So fat rapidement ct avec tres pen
de maia d'pnvre on await essava.
II Y "A GnplQurS aDnGeS IN Ameri
que, de scipr les arbIes avec uu
outll ayant, an lien lie larme dentte.
IN I'll metaliique porte au rouge
blanc pas un couraut electrique.
Ii ne parait pas ayoir question de
&c prorfde.
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DECEs.-Lnndi dernier, 8 sep.
tembre 1890, est decide, chez son
pere sur lie bayou Lafourche ct pres
de Labadieville Charley Schmitd a
Page de % ans ct 10 jours.
reinforcement a Ell lieu lie lende.
main a trois heures p. IN. a Thibo
daux en- p6glise episcopalienne
st. John.
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.
Arrivee ct depart des trains a Thibo-
daux, % novembre, 1889.
PREMIER TRAIN.

PREMIER TRAIN.
Quite Thibodaux a 9 heures a. m, avec la
MALE de rOuest.
Arrive q ThibOdaux a 10 heures 20 a. n
avee Ia ma lie de la Nouveile Orleans.
Second train tavec la MALE de la Nouvelle
Orleans ct lie pEst).
Quite Thibodaux a 4 heures 35, p. m.
Arrive Thibodaux a 6 heures so p. N.
La MALE est t~ouiours close au post office,
Il minutes avant lie depart du train.
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determination des Lapins.

Pour arriver a determination
des lapins en- Australia, on con
seille de semer en- grande guam
tlte II plante appellee mercu.
rails perennis don't ces aninaux
s%eraient tres-friands, male qui agit
sur eux CONNIE un toxique violent
bien qu'elle soft sans danger pour
les bouts ct les mOutons. Mr..
Dnchartre Sc refuse a admet.re
Que l'instlnct don't sont doues les
animaux n'ecarte point les lapins
dune plante don't pingestion leur
est ~funeste.
Note DE L'EDITEUR-Et nous
persons que Mr.. Dnchartre a raison'
on peut empoisonner des animanx
mails que d'eux. m6mes lis s'empoi
%Sonneut est uDe autre affaIre. LIE
lapin nest pas aussi bette qu'on IL
croft generalement IL a meme beau
coup plus de vices qu'on ne peuse
Le'lapin mango ga progeniture sans
y 6tre pousse par les m6mes motif,
qu'Hugolin qui mangea lei enfants
dams Sd prison pour leur %conservel
on pere. LIE lapin est tres malfai.
SAINT, ct peu digne de pitie ; mai.
nj Mr.. Pasteur, nj lie Mercuriali.
perennis (que je ne connait pa>.
n%'arriveront a debarrasser ltAus
tralie de cette plate.
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Mr.. George Dionne est tres occu-
ne, en- ce moment, pour Fobtentlo"
dune patente pour une machine Il
sOufrer lie vim de came, cette ma
chine dune tres.ingenieuse lnven-
ton est destin6e d rendre de tres
grands services a nos planteuts
sucrierS.
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Bill Mckinley,

On journal angiais Sc livrant a
des commentieres sur lie systeme
du tariff aux Etats-U nis ecrit: II
a fallu bien du temps 4 pOuest ct
au Sud pour decouvrir qu'on les
empose a la seule fin de permettre
a certains manufacturers de FEST
de faire des profits de 20 per cent
au lieu de 10 per cent. Quand ie
bill Mckinley sera en- vigueur, lis
sc persuaderont mieux encore de
cette v6rite tardivemenr recOnnue.
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ATendre Ou a Louer.

Tn certain terrain situe sur la rive droi,e
du Bayou Lafonrche 4 environ 80 miles de
.Thihodaux. Inesurant I'm arpent ct I'm tiers
de face SIR qiarante de profondeur, ensemble
avec tontes les batiSsrs qui sy tfouvent
dessas coHsiStant en- M magasin, une
bonnie maiSon de residence. une bonnie
reInise ct nne i,unne coIr. LIE tout sera
vendd GU loat 4 des conditions tres avanta-
seuStS.
S'airesser sur les lipux a Mr..
/. LIvACDAIs LEDET
Seut.f-o 9-3t.
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Nile. Noble Allan de la Nile. Or
leans. est en- visite chez sd grand
mere, Nine. H. Knobloch, ct fait lie
charme de tous ceuX qni Pappro
Chent.
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Notre ami lie Reveil de st. Mar
tinsville Went d'accomplir sa g..
aimee. II est jeune dams la lice,
mails il a su deja y imprimer SD
trace, ct une trace durable. Sa
reduction ne merite que des eloges,
ct il tent d ceur de representer
dime maniere eIegante, juste ct
honu6te les int6r6ts de sa region.
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Dams un village de Norman1ie
Une Parlsienne voyant passpr
une petite file du pays, qui porte
I'm llvre ct u courOnue:
Comment, Suzanne, tn as
un prix ? je croyais que tn n'allais
pas encore a l'ecole.
TEST vrai, madame. Mails
c'est ponr m'encourager a = aller
l'annee prochaine!
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AVENDRE.

1000 BRIQUES de premiere qualite sons
a vendre par Mr.. THEODORE ADAM, surla
Bayou Lafourche, pres lie Canal Harang. La
iivraison sera faite snr lie bord du ha you 81 on
lie demande. PrIx: $500 lie MILLER.
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A vendre.

une eXce!lente cypviere mesurant environ
Six cent 0uartnte acres. ct situ6e d q~nelqus
distance Ge ThihodanX. SIR Ia rive druite 6u
bayou La fourche. an bru'G Guillot.
Cette cvpri.re est Ia plus Iiche de TEtat,
an dire dies commissioners
Voir an bnreaux lie Ia SENrINELLE a Thi-
bodauX pour iniorrhations.
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Soyez sage au moment precls.
Votre chevelure est trop grlse ct
lure avec vOtre mine ~tloriSsante de
tennessee. Servez-vous du "HalPs
Hair Remover qui est la meilleure
preparation pour ce cas-.
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Thibodanx renferme un ties.
grand nombre q" mules ct de
mnlpts de choix. Nous recomman-
dons sp6cialement aux acheteurs
IL stock de NJ. NJ. Drexler & Mat
tingly.
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Phllo>oi.llir conIugal,.

I I~FIU>OI'NIF CO0JHgat.
Tn mari. qui eht reniu dies
points i Sorrafe, rec0it d. III tenn.
me. a hr6le pourroint. six giflps,
neuf coups de uoing ct IN violent
coup de pied.
-AllonS, bon! murlnure-til en-
rajustant sa cravatee vonlez -vons
parier quill y aura de Forage &c
soir?
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La semaine derniere Nine. Lewis
Never a introduit dams la famille
m eros gal on qui fat, des main
tenant, la joic de son pere.
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AVENDRE.

Tine grande q~uantitG de BARDEAUX, pre-
miere qnaiite ct delivres snr le burd du Bayou
Latourche q Thibpdaux. S'adresser a Mr.. o.
l.. CARO-. agent pour MIR. Jules Dechaux, on
aux bureaux de la SENTINELLE de Thibodaux.
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Double marriage.

Ces jours derniers q 2 heures 80
D. M, out etc maries a la Cathedrale
st Louis, Leon Ma Long, I'm chinois
blanchisseur ct NoAmie Boulerie ct
Leon Sing Tong a Kate Lynch.
Dams la soiree il y a gu fete an
domicile des maries, rue st. Phi.
lippe No. "a, on ii s'etait forme I'm
nombreux rassemblement.
Une bande de musioue a joue
jusqu'a une heure avancee ct les
invites ont passe la soiree a degus-
ter de la creme a la glace don't on
await fait venir so gallons.
Parmi les invites ne Sc %trouvait
aucun chinois autres que les maries.
Ceux.ci ont %rintention de donner
IN banquet la semaine prochaine.
Pendant que le Rev. Pere Mignot
celebrate la ceIemonie du marriage,
une foule enorme a envahi la cathe-
drale. L'editice etait brillammeut
illumin6 ct l'orgue repandait DIES
fots d'harmoDie dams la Def. Les
Spectators u'appartenaient pas a
la classe la plus choisie, car on Sc
poussait, on SO bousculait, on
montait sur les bancs pour mieux
JOUR du spectacle de e deux
unions sans presidents dams notre
pays. La curiosite des assistants
a du 6tre pleinemeut satisfaite car
lis ont fini par entourer complete
ment les denx couples qni Sc sOnt
retires de reglise emportes par des
voitntes.
La signature DIES epoux peat Sc
voir a la sacristie dams lie PITS pur
chinois; quaint a celles DIES epouses
ellie a etc ecrite par lie Rev. Mignot.
Files avaient declare ne SAVIOR
signer WI leur qualite de-.
Tn cure, Sc promenant dams la
..,mpaopa r~ancOntra nm pamin
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-09-13

TEMPS EFT RECoLTEs.-Nous
avons DIES pluies frequentes mails
locallsees, elles Cement dams beau
coup d'endroits la recolte do riz,
du mails ct du foin.
Ii plent pressure tons les jours a
torrents sur telle GU telle place
tandis que lie voisin est parfaite-
ment a sec. QuelQues habitants
Sen trent sans trop de peine les
autres geignent ct Sc lamentent.
LIE deinier ouragan a complete
ment renverse par terre les cannes
a sucre de qnelques plantations.
Une certaine partie de ces cannes
ont meme etc brisees par la violence
du vent ct lie reste souffrira pro-
bablement plus GU moins.
LIE bias du bayou Lafourche ne
doit pas esperer quill sera fat
quelque continuation aux levArs
e~xistantes.
L'ingenieur d'Etat prevent par
une lettre publi6e dams notre partie
anglaise que tous les fonds dont-il
peut disposer Sont engages dams
DIES PREPARATIONS urgentes q faire
aux levees du Fleuve pres Donald
sonville.
Les chaleurs sont tout aussi
intenses QUEEN plein etc ct les ora
ges fr6guents ne rafraichissent que
momentanement latmosphere tout
Ell nuisant beaucoup sur certains
points a la recolte du mails ct du
foin qui devait-6tre tres-abondante.
RACELAND.-Lundi ma:in, vers
les 4 heures, IN negre du nom 0e
Frank Cobett a essay6 de tuer sa
femme ct son enfant a Faide dune
hache. La belle mere a en- aussi
"a part de l'assaut. La femme a
Gu repaule droite enforcement
coupee, ct d'autres pleasures lie
molndre Importance, ses jours sont
en- danger; l'enfant ma recu aucune
pleasure except6 les Commissions
produi:es par la chute, quand sa
mere bless6e lie laissa tomber
de ses bras. La belle mere en-
essayant de sauver renfant recut
un coup de hache sur la cuisse
droite. La blessnre nest pas NOR
te!le quaint a ellie.
lie DR.. j. Gazzo, Gus communi-
que ces details qui sont de la plus
grande exactitude.
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Fumez les "Thibodeaux Special
Cigars" ct vous ere heureux.
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Lockport Public School Fund Associatio,

A une reunion de cette association, tenue
lie premier jeudi d'octobre, 1889. il "a etc
"RESOLU' Qua Iaveni-, une fore, pour
lie benetfce DIES fonds de lecole. anra lieu
chaque aimee lie %premiers salnedi ct dinanchs
du mois de juin."
Par ordre,
PIERRE BARRIOS. Sec.
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Tn cure, Sc promenant dams la
campagne, rencOntre un gamin
qul lie regard sans otter sa casquette.
Pourquoi ne me salues-tu pas ?
Ma fol, monsieur le cure, vOus
avez toujours dit: Hors de rEglise
pOiut de salut.
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NOUVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS
RESbTEL sbES ErEgeANGERS,

NJ Thomas Alberti PREVENT ses am.s
les voyageurs qu'il Went de taire de non
yeaux arrangements qui lui permettront d.
s'atisfaire tout ceux 4ui voudront lhennos
rer de leur cOnfiance
Repas q toute heure de la Iournee ct So
commando.
Table d'n6te q 10 heurrs du matin ipou
deieuner ct a a heures d i soir pc ur diner
Chambres es ct bien garnies.
PRIX MODERES.
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LOCkPORT PUBLIC school, FUND ASSN,
At a meeting held by this association on
the first Thursday of October, 1889, it was
RESOLVED, That henceforth, a fair shall
be held for the benefit of the school fund on
the first Saturday and sunday of June Of ev-
cry year. BY order of
PIERRE r Secretary.
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Sept,6- 99.:it.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-19
ky-.1IRFI.I1 1JIN-NIN,
"a East Fourteenth ST.. New 70
sANDuskY,s EXPERIENCES.

High License Docroasos flor Saloons Eut
Eoublo. the Arrests for Drunkenness.
In May, 1856, under an annual license
fee of 500 for malt liquors and 5000 for
spirituous liquors there were 334 saloons
doing business in Erie County, Ohio. In
1887 under the same license rates the sa-
looms had increased to ATT. March G.,
1888, the license fec was raised to $3.50,
for selling malt as we'll as spirituous
liquors, and in June following the num-
Der of saloons had decreased to 22G, and
i'll June, 1889, tho licensed saloons num-
bcred 327 doing business in Erie County.
Notwithstanding this surprising re-
duction in the number of the saloons
from 477 in 1887 to s27 in 1859. arrests
for drunkenness and crime showed no
corresponding diminution. On the con-
trary there was a large increase in crime
as the following figures of arrests taken
from the police REPORTS show:
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-19
He fried = Conuntlrum.

1t was 80, but the young MIN
could not tear himself away. In one bf
the pauses in the conversation tie
sound of snoring in some of the upper
rooms reached the cosy parlor, and Ills
face lighted up with the joy of a sudden
discovery.
"Miss Chuckster," he said. why is
your house like 3 good line of rail
way?"
Il cannot imagine, Mr.. Hankiuson. .
Because it is we'll equipped with
sleepers.
aHal Very good, Mr.. Hankinson
Do you know why you are like rail
way from Potato Hollow to St. Louis 2
mo. Why?"
Because" answered Miss Chuckster
sweetly, "you don't seom to have an,
terminal facilities"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-19
Senator Edmunds ON the Original Pack
are DocisiOn.

age Decision.
Senator Edmunds, before the Vermont
Bar Association, at its recent annual
meeting at Montpelier, was requested by
the president to give his views on ma
tional legislation Us affecting the rights
Of States. Referring to the original pack
age decision he said:
sit has been hundred years since the
National Government was formed out of
the States and by the States, and for the
first time in that one hundred years has
risen question as to the extent and
scope of the functions that the States
have hitherto exercised, and without the
preservation of which the Union could
not have been formed, for not a
single State would have gone into
it. We are told now that If the prin-
ciple is carried out it is not possible for
State without the consent of Congress
land how Congress ever got the power,
except in the several instances named
in the Constitution. am unable to saw
to regulate its own internal affairs. [
don't believe that sort of doctrine is
going to stand review in the courts. I"
After some further remarks he declared
his conviction that "the people of the
States should have the charge of the
preservation of their own autonomy,
whether it relates to traffic in drugs,
dynamite or intoxicating liquors. What
ever restraints and regulations each
State chooses to exercise, it is indis-
pcnsable, think, for the safety :sof the
nation, as it is for the safety of each
State, that each State regulate for itself
in relation to such matter: each State
must govern itself, and must have its
own different politics and school inStitu-
tions; each should have the inherent
right to take care of itself in re-
spect of such regulations" He con-
cluded in these words: aAfter all we
need not give ourselves any great un-
easiness. Though the Supreme Court
has in this respect, III my opinion, in
vaded the rights of the States, it is
liable to review and revise it's action, as
it has often done before, and very wise
ly, too"
The endless litigation that we have
had and are likely to have with a ma.
tional government in sympathy with the
liquor traffic and State government pro.
hibiting it should teach us national pro
hibition. 1t is impossible to cure an
ulcerous body polite in spots. The
whole body must receive treatment, OF
the healed spots may at any time be ex.
| pected to tester and break out again.
Kansas and Iowa may again be overrun
by the rum power, but that fact of itself
will loudly call for a national amend
Observation-Disclosures Matl.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-19

tfonal, prohibition with party to mako
1t prohibit, is next on the calendar
Let us not disappoint ourselves in
vain search after new and captivating
methods.
We must plod on, organize more
widely and more thoroughly. and, if
that be possible, VIC must work harder
than over before. Were to name our
greatest present need, would do it with
u single word, Organize
SAMUEL DIcKIE.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-19

AMONG historic rings is one said to be
Shakspeare's signet. Upon the seal, en-
twined with a true-lover's knot, are the
initials w. S. 1t was lost before his
death, and found many years after by y
laborer's wife near Stratford church.
yard. This is the only authentic piece
Of his personal property known to be in
AxistAnce
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-19

the States is yet chaotic, but it will
emerge and unity. At present it is di.
vided as to methods. and therefore it is
defeated. And nothing but defeat wilt
ever clarity and solidify reform. De-
1t settles and smOoths the road for the
wheels OF yictory.--Chtca2o Interior.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-19

A WELL in Stanwood, Wash, eighty
three feet deep, sucks in air with roar
ing noise that can be heard tor 100
yards, and the next day expsls the aie
with terrific force.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-19
> red school-house tout of repair.
THE people need and are ready

The people need and are ready for a
prohibitory law, but the problem which
we cannot solve is this: How can party,
the moral atmosphere of which has pet
rified all existing restrictive temperance
laws, give to the people an out-and-out
prohibitory temperance law? What
party, then, can give to the people such
. law? Can't you guess?-The Christian
Nation.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-19
TO s1ak. an A..tenme,,t.

Quay, Clarkson & Co., who have been
carrying on the business Of the grand
old Republican party the last two years,
are soon to make an assignment. 1t is
understood that the assets and liabilities
are about as follows:
LIABILITIES.
Manhood and honor gone
All decent men ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. disguised.
Prohibition element. vanished.
Mckinley war-ship. ............... unseaworthy
Majority In Congress; fading
Expectations and ambitions. :. =. .puncturel.
AssETs-T0 BE JUMPED.
l empty barrel.
stolen mailing list (out Of datel.
Vice Presidential buffet. 4e.
broken winded candidate (won in 1855.
ambitious candidate didn't win in 1854.
1 mon partisan" w. C. T. o.
l set OF newspapers who can't understand it.
set of newspapers who 4told you So"
Large assortment Of plAyed-out candidates.
Large assortment Of Congressman (out of a jobl
Large assortment OF small postotfices quot yet
filed.
little red school-house tout of repair.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-19

Thus, notwithstanding doubling of
the license fee in Sandusky and re-
duction by more than one-half in the
number of saloons, arrests in three years
increased rs per cent, and arrests for
drunkenness more than 100 per cent.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-18
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SPORTS AT. PUNAHOu.

The annual sports of Oahu College
were held on the campus yesterday,
being timed so as to honor the Kings
birthday. Many people availed
themselves of the opportunity to get
fresh air and first-rate amusement.
Music was furnished by the Royal
Hawaiian Baud. Principal and Mrs.
Hosmer were very attentive to the
vi itors. The contests resulted as
follows:
Standing long jumr-Edward Da-
mon, #. in.
Standing high jump-Eugene Ly
man, 3 it. IL in.
Running high jump-Christopher
Holt, 4 #. Z in
Pole vaulting-.Geo. Angus, 9 fl.
Gin
Putting the shot-Ernest Lyman,
33 it. 6 in.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hyde, eight
rings; James Judd, seven.
100 yds neutrality-suspicious. Ed
ward Damon, liz seconds; Henry
Hapai, second. Lightwelghts. Nor
man Lyman, II 2-5 seconds; Carl
Maertcns, second; Chas. Hyde, third.
Feather-weights: Arthur Rice, l43
seconds; George Fuller, second ;
VIM. Castle, third
Throwing baseball-George Angus,
| 26S it. in.
Kicking football-Walter Haysel
den, LOG #.
200 yds. neutrality-suspicious.: Eu-
gene Lyman, 23$ seconds. Light,
weights: Norman Lyman, 255 sec.
onds.
Tug of neutrality-suspicious. Board.
ers beat the Day Scholars. Feather.
weights: Day Scholars beat the
| Buarders.
rhree-legged race, 100 yds.-Chas
| Hyde and Clarence Cooke, l6 sec.
| onds.
Potato race-Henry Hapai, As sec.
onds.
Hurdle race-Eugene Lyman, Is
80 seconds.
Mile race-Edward Damon ant
William Chamberlain, dead heat,
minutes.
Profs. Brigham and A. d. Bissel
We're judges. There were many en-
tries in every event. The students
Wore badges OF the school colors, but
and blue Prizes were in the shap,
of silver medals and badges. TIL,
tournament caused much enthusi
nsm, The boys doing excellent eques
trianism with deft handling of thu
| lances