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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18
UNION OF ALL LABOR
Attempt Made to Form National
Wofhingman's Alliance.
PowDlalY APPROVES n
Pian so EmbroIi Every Association Of
workinxmea ia the Country
Foifties 90 Pi.y = Part.

PrrsBrso. sept pittsburg labor
leaders viii this week commence cores
pondenee With the national officials Of
every labor organization in the United
States on the subject of national
workingmens alliance which will en-
brace within It's ranks every association
Of worklDgmen in the country. The
plan has already received the seal OF
General Master Workman Powderly's
approval and IL 10 believed will find its
acceptance among iaboring men every
where.
Prominent local leaders Of the Knights
of Labor, United Mine Workers. Nation
al Plate Glass Workers, Pattern Makers
Union and others are actively at work
in the interest Of the new national or
ganization. Yesterday letter On the
subject was addressed to the chairman Of
the Federation Of Railway Employees
now in session at Harrisburg. asking
for the sentiment OF the railroad men in
reference 10 the labor alliance. The co
operation Of the railroaders Is considered
important and ia desired. After the
views Of the various labor organizations
have been expressed meeting Of the
representatives of the different trades
organizations will be called. at which
a national organization viii be effected.
Ii Is intended that the privilege OF ad-
mittance 20 membership to the pro-
posed alliance will be extended % every
branch OF men who create wealth.
With all unions thus allied. there will,
il 10 claimed. be no strike. Other bene-
fits claimed for a national union will be
those arising from the establishment OF
the laboring classes as an important
factor in politics
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER.
The Only Terms Admiral dc Melio~
viii Accept

BrFSos AYRES. Sept ia confer
ence has taken place between the friends
- President Tiexoto and Admiral de
Mellos. AZ which the former sought To
make terms With the insurgents .Ad.
MIRA de Melios is reported 20 have re
piled that unconditional surrender wss
the only thing which he would accept
The insufgpnts in the south are said
10 be supplying Admiral de Mellos with
arms and ammunition. besides sending
him money aud provisional
Several vessels % laden are said u
have slipped by the forts add two other
sessels chased BY the govarnment war
ship nrsntlentes are said % fe on their
eay 20 RIO. The danaase done by the
bomhardmenf q RIO DO Janeiro and
Nitehercy = much greater than AZ first
believed
Preparations az The privafe iie-
patches referred - wer. sect. eerc he
1nz nsaiie ~ Atmiral de MeiIos g
gather fcgsthef = suficierlf force 4
froops ard ssiierS ard ~ march upen
Santa Anna wIfh tbs inssrs on fo cap
tare the urrsldenfs r possible
The faoment fott santa Crus fusT
renders Rio Bsy will assin ~ oreoel %
tie entrance aad depariafs - osas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

WssHTNeroN. Sept 17.--Lowis Wind
Miller % New York. before the tariff
commission. referring 10 the financial
depression. suggested the following re
lief: First. make all raw material free;
second. reduce by one halt the rates on
semi crude articles which can be used
only when manufactured; third. after
having removed the specific rates COM
peneating for duties on the raw material.
make a horizontal reduction a - per
cent frorn the present rates on all other
s.~.,.Ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18
To AID MARINERS.
bar Point shoaI TO BE Marked by
FIXED Light

WASHINGTON. Sept. lion or about
September 20. lst3. light vessel No. 50
will be moored about eleven and a half
miles 10 the southwark of Bar Point. in
about seventeen feet OF water. To mark
Bar Point shoal mouth of Detroit river.
The vessel will show simultaneously
from three lense lanterns encircling the
foremast head fixed white light. Dur
ing thick or foggy weather a six inch
steam whistle will sound blast Of ten
seconds duration. separated by silent
intervals of thirty seconds. then blast
ten seconds. silent intervals thirty sec.
onds: blast ten seconds. silent intervals
thirty seconds. II whistle is disabled. a
bell will be rung by hand
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18
Jealous of His stcpson.

KINGSTON, n. Y. Sept 17.-Intense
feeling has been caused at Philmont.
Columbia county, over the murder there
OF German boy named William Hide
brandt The assassin was John Schmidt
the boys stepfather. who killed the boy
by crushing In his skull with hammer.
1t was case OF jealousy. The muir
dered boy was l9years old and devotediy
attached to his mother. This caused a
bitterness on the part OF the stepfather.
The murdered boys mother is almost
heart broken.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

CHICAGO. Sept 1.-THE anarchists
are expected TO open their worlds con-
gress tomorrow. Fiery -tongued agita
tors from all quarters Of the globe wild
be present and proclaim their ..pansceas
for labor'e woes ard their desire for
greater liberty for the masses. Prince
krapotlin. the nihilist. who has been
living In Zurich. is announced 20 pre-
side at the conference. The police OH
ciale have announced their intention of
permitting the meetings Of the confer
ence 10 take place prosiding the mem
bers DO not become too incendiary in
THAR haranune
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

LONDON. Sept i7.-By vote Of lil..
56G 70 100000 the cosi miners of Not
tingham have decided 10 lace starvation
rather than 20 back 10 work or arbit
rate their difference The struggle has
become international. For the miners Of
northern France aud Beigium viii prob
ably stop work Monday. The prize of
soft coal In London Is already so high
that America might profitably ship II to
this country
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18
MURDERED IN A BOX CAR
Armed Posse Securing the Country
FOR the Perpetrators

FARoo. n. ID. Sept 1.-THE body oi
a young man - years old with a bullet
hole in the center IL his forehead was
discovered by Conductor Clin in = box
car in the Northern Pacific yards The
man whoee name could not be learned.
boarded q way freight At Casscllton.
His pockets were turned inside out and
rified. The only clue 10 the murderer
is glove dropped on the floor. Sheriff
Barnes offers go for the arrest Of the
murdercrs- The county commissioners
will tomorrow offer 500 and the state
$50 This is the third murder within a
week ADD half. A dozen hold ups are
reported every day. People are greatly
excited and armed posses are securing
the country in search of the perpetra-
tors Of these crimes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

IoSpos. Sept ls.--Ths Times CORES
po1dent IN Vienna i.elegraphs concern
ing the young Czech agitation IN Bo-
heInia.
The excitement l. groxins. the move
ment daily becomes more apparently
snti-dynastic. There Was serious riot
ing on Saturday in consequences of the
removal Czech regiment from Prague
and the arrival Of German regiment
Several were wounded with bsyonets
and others were trodden under foot by
the fleeing crowds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

NKw fokk. sept ig.-Af b;B O'clock
this morning. the great English yacht
falkyrie viii have been cut twenty six
days, during which time not word has
been received a. % her whereabouts.
She sailed frum Quecnslosn August 13
Five days later. which MAS ample tinse
for her 90 reach the latitude u the
Azores. the latter islands were almost
devastated by the hurricane which
swept northeast from the Atlantic coast
The Atlantic has since been visited by
terrific storms. as shown by the logs of
incoming steamers In fact. the great
ocean has been In turbulent mood
ever since the great West Indian hurri-
cane sprsng up. Ii j. for these reasons.
coupled with the fact that the NsIkyrie
has not been once sighted. that anxiety
Is manifested concerning her.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 17.-An autopsy
upon the body OF Mrs. Elizabeth X.
Thomas revealed the fact that the wo-
man had swallowed her false teeth. For
some time Mrs. Thomas. a widow. had
been suffering from a nervous disorder.
which slightly unbalanced her mind.
Last Sunday morning she leaped from a
second story window. Her jaw was
broken and she swallowed her false
faafh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

reeentis elected trustees. Ia. ~. Clark
Il 0his and &. 3 fs.gs q Maryland = ho
prompily resigned II. Eord Il Penn
F,ls&Aiz and n. J. I,yef of kes hAmp
shire we're chosen 81 the sacanclez
IL vas then dacid,sd - hold the NEXT
annual consenfion in Cis<eland and 10
retain brookl5n a a. the he<d4usrters q
the e<der til then.
DR. 4. \. Hoffman II Jersey City vas
elected medical examiner. The newly
elected otfcers wcre installed. The Con-
yention then adjourned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18
STRIKE Is STILL ON.
Strikers Present an Agreement and
La Was Refused.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Sept. 1.-THE
striking street car conductors and
motormen at o'clock tonight presented
an agreement 10 Superintendent Cisi for
signature. IL requires the company 70
pay the old scale of wages and no man
10 be discharged for striking. Mr.. Cist
refused TO sign and the prospect for a
satisfactory settlement Of the difficulty
is very remote. Ii was rumorcd that
the company would import men 10 take
the strikers places. bat Mr.. Gist denies
this An attempt was made 10 run cars
this morning. but il was unsuccessful.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18
New Chrr.anthemmm.

ApRIAS. Mich. Sept IL Thomas III.
Spaulding. of Orange. y. j.. has tele-
graphed Elmer ID. Smith ~ this city
secretary of the American Chrysanthe-
mum Society TO register Esther Cleve.
land a. the name 81 new variety Of
pink chrysanthsmnm OF rare beauty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18
MINERAL TRAIN noBBERy.
Three Men Under Arrest to Be Ex-
amined Today.

HouoRToS. Mich. Sept William
Pinkerton and severa, OF his hest detec-
tives have arrived. accompanied by
Hartshorn, Antisdel, kones and other
express officials They examined all the
train hands who were on duty when the
robbery occurred and are studying the
situation carefully. No new arrests
have been made. King. Chellew and
Butler are still in Jail. Their examina-
ton will not take place until Monday.
but from the testimony which is being
gathered the substantial evidence points
strongly 10 them as being the guilty
parties The officers are working very
close.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

Sea,xtw. sept i1 Chief = Police
KAN hrs rcseive.i $40 - the srxart
nffsresi by the Cansiisn authorities f.,r
fh- arrest ard detention % Aibert =.
Wason fa- the murder n Mary Jane
uarshaH snd has furucsi the esnIe ever
- rhe post-e r,.sr,l fhr total anirnnt
~ the resvat3 - a. aad Or tbs ths-e
are fnree ciaimants
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

CHICAGO. Sept 17.--One hundred acres
OF prairie land adjoining the worlds fair
grounds on the south were burned over
this afternoon. Fourteen men OF the
Columbian guards engaged in an effort
to subdue the blaze were overcome by
the horrible fumes and taken TO the
hospital inside the grounds Two OF
them are believed 10 be in critical
concIition
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18
ROW ANoNe ronEsIERs.
Two Trussrrs ReslgncI--Ness Meeting
In CleFelaRd

Nr~ HAre~. Ccan.. Sept IL Tho
fral sesesen - the Ancient Order n
Forrsters Uas held here last nirht. iast
in0 Until = m
Ae sn,endment q The constitution p
decei tha supreme trustees - ne rank
q ersl5asry deiezstea Ih's neftiesi he
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

MApEID. Sept. 1.-THE bodies Of
twenty eight persons drowned in the re-
cent Hood at Nilla Cams were recovered
today. Fourteen bodies known to be in
a cave near the foot Of hill cannot be
reached on account OF the high water.
Many more bodies are supposed TO be in
the ruins Of the 800 dwelling which
were wrecked in the Hood
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

Goa or shs cApsssL

Co~t OF shs capisoL
The Old part q the capitol. complstsd
Ia i8zI. eosr f2.lx1s<L The uhnis
building % dzfs has cost 81. .555. .0oo. 10.
ei1dinz fsoo0oO expended On the Ter
races. Including the furniture and
grading and improvement Il fAe
grounds. thz espstol has cost in al el6.-
00o.ooo The building il 81 feet long
and varies from 50 70 IA feet in width.
coserinx mere lhan four acres The old
portion = 81 feet in Isngth ana III Ia
width Of the iA CoFinthian columns
Which support The portleoss and The base
of the donae. 100 are of pure white
IL capital being cut from single stone.
west fronts Of the centrai pavilion are Of
free stoas painted white. with capitals
of marble eur In Italy.
Under the sub basement and directly
beneath the midlle Of the building .
the stone crypt. which Sas originally
prepared 20 receive the remains of
George Washington. IL now contains
the bier on which successfully rested
the bodies of Prrsident Lincoln. Thad-
deus Stevens. Vice President Henry VII
son. President Garfield aud Senator Lo-
gan. a. they lay in state In the rotunda.
The tirst teIegraphic message sent by
Morse went over the governments ex-
pcrimentaI wires 10 Baltimore from the
room now occupied by the chief clerk Of
the house
The ceremonies for tomorrow will 10
elaborate and impressive. There will
be parade and chorus of I. 800 voices
President Cleveland and others will do
liver addresses and the house and sem
ate viii adjourn TO participate in the
event
Michigan Will be Heard
The territory now comprising the
state of Michigan formed no part of the
Union when the corner stone Of the
Capitol WAS laid. The United States
embraced definitely only the fringe Of
country between the Atlantic and the
Alleghenys and some PORTIONS of the
western water shed Of those mountains.
The old northwest territory was IN dis
putc and Detroit and Michiliackinac
were still IN actual possession OF the
British. But ii il citizen Of Michigan
who will tomorrow make one OF the
most interesting of the speeches on the
occasion Of the celebration. Associate
Justice Henry b. Brown will speak for
the exalted judicial body. OF which he
Is distinguished member.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

BERLIN. Sept. l7.-Emperor William
has decided TO have Aisace incorporated
in the ducy OF Baden and Lorraine an
nexed to Prussia This plan originated
with Capriyi. 1t is agreeable 10 the en-
peror. who wishes to mark his sojourn
In the provinces by some act signifying
that Germany has taken definite pos
session OF the territory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

TACOMA. Wash. Sept ia special
diepaich from Whatcom announces the
arrest of ex-Ciy Treasurer iaencanee.
charged with embczzliBg $4,000. Bonds
were given Tor his appearance on Mon
day. Ex-C1ty Clerk Mcintosh was out
Of The city and did not appear before
the council 30 answer charges u cor
ruption preferred against him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

wAsHrxlsrox. sept. H. The yellow
fever situation az Brunswick. ga. is
alarming Late tonight Surgeon Gen.
eral Wynisn received the following tele-
gram "Flleven new cases reported and
seen today Epidemic declared by
hoard II health.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

MfxrEAPoLTs. Sept H. The engine
and fourteen cars II Chicago. Milwan-
kee q ~ Paul train we're dilchcd hy an
opcn switch AZ Olivia. Minnesota. iast
night Engineer George Ramsey. Fife-
man Charles Holdings and Bfakeman
Anthony Brewer. al q Minneapolis
we're instantly killed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

DuLrTH. Mimi Sept 1.-THE Wis
cousin forest fires came dangerously
near 90 Duluth and West Superior TO
day. A dense cloud of smoke hung
over the cities all day, the elect being
like that of a heavy fog The fire he
partmonts vere called out and by quick
and vigorous work extincuisbed the
fires with iut small damage
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

BAY CRY. Mich, Sept. THE citi-
zen's committee has decided to circulate
petitions in every ward. asking the
common council to appoint committee
of three aldermen to act in conjunction
with like committee Of citizens 10 In
vestigate certain alleged crookedness in
municipal affairs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

Nrv OELrAxs. Sept 1.-THE negroes
are massEng al Camp Parapet and arm.
ing. with the intention of slaughtering
the white people in that section The
whites in the rear of the suamps have
been served notices % leave. and many
have abandoned their bones
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18
SHOT ON THE STRIP
Thieves and Gamblers Robbed
the Boomers Right and Left
MINISTERS TRIED 70 PREACH
sunday Sensations IN New Csu of
Perry .--Boomrrs Gcsnx fien>--
Liss or Killed sad injsrrd

GurHkrf. o. r. Sept H. Sunday ia
rev town. especially town n.ads on
Saturday afternoon u never ven en-
loyahie day aud IL xss les - than
usual in the little city q Parry today.
The great majority u tents and sapp,y
wagons did not arrive until late Ia the
night and esoFybods Was basy pnftlnx
up tents add shantics or trying 10 get
away from . gale blowing ffom ths
south. niiing eges nuses ana mouths
with sand and making IL imgnsslhle 10
see further away than forty fest A
few ministers tried 10 preach. but could
not make much hesdEzy against the
wind and sand and the anxiety a peo-
pie % set up some mole of shelter -
terrible has been The day and 10 great
the discomfort u the people that hun-
dresis are leaving on every train. Still
there are enough left IN Perry 70 make
il the biggest city m the Territory.
Thieves and gamblers we're tllick lasf
night aud people were robbed rizht and
left Two men were badly hurt and one
vas killed by the thieves. The number
of fatalities viii he much greater than
al first supposed. bat nino- ienths ol
those killed of injured weFo the victims
II accident
The Killed and fnjsrcd
Thomas McBride q Oklahoma city
had his skull crushed by stake ia =
quarrel over d lot. One unknown nian
was shot but not killed IN Red ils,ck
creek. Jesse Slroog was cat Ia the
head aud face In quarrel over pony
and an unknown man uSs r1ol near
Turkey crcck. Among those hurt or
killed BY accident were Nrs Chaflcs T.
Barnes oi Llsloraoo. han. ran over and
killed; Mrs- Sarah Hughes fatally
crushed while getting GA = train: Niss
SAllie Freeman n Louisville, ~. ick
broken; George 6iileit. crushed by tram:
John Wheatley. shot Ia leg 10 accldeniai
discharge Of his own pistol. William
browning of Texas. fatally crushed un.
der his horse; John Mealy. leg crushed
by train; Carl Byefs II Atchison. Kan.
thrown from horse and killed: Henry
Pointer Of Ohio. skull crushed 10 falling
from horse: Harvey Cheney and Harvey
Matthews. killed by riding over 3 blnn.
Many ridcriees horses are coming M and
IL is feared other persons are badly Ia.
iured
Boomers Are DiSeuStcd-
ARgAxsAs CRY. Kan. Sept H. The
trains out Of the strip are all heavily
loaded with disappointed town lot hunt
ers and the many who went In yesterday
merely as sight sccrs. Rroken wagons
aud disabled horees are scattered alonx
the highway paralleling the railway.
telling % the nlishaps encountered BY
many wba rr.4e .,.1 .l...wo r..afIr.o.I.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18
HArcHED IN NEGAUNEE
Robbery or Mineral Rangc Concoctel
i'm CheIlew's Dive.

NEGAuSEE. Mich, Sept 1.-THE plot
TO rob the Mineral Range train was un-
doubtedly Matched out in this city. All
those under arrest have made their
headquarters in Negaunee for several
weeks past. Their rendezvous was a
disreputable house run by Jack Chel-
lew. Jack King. the celebrated Cor
nish wrestler, Jack Butler, s. A. Cannon
and Chellew. all Of whom are in Jail az
Houghton, were seen about the dive up
TO a few DAYS ago. when they disap.
peared Nothing Was heard from them
till the news came that they were
charged with the robbery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

PnifkntfgaFk, SEPT f1.-If is rroha
he that Henr, s. Cochran wili be AZ
raizned tomorrow before United States
Cs.muliesicBef fell On q charge - ryA-
hinx fte rhiia5eiphia ninf ~ s1s.57g
uorfh - gid
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18
Cholera Is Epidemic.

: PARIS. Sept. l7.-Cholera is epidemic
in the department OF tho Flnistere
which borders the English channel.
Cammaret town OF 100 inhabitants.
near Brest, there are thirty cases.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

CeosvTKs. Mich. S~pt L. William
Roth. soh q Thomas hobb. a farmrr.
vas kickspi IN the Abdomen ID ore -
Ia animals. receiving iaferpai irIsfies
frum uhieh ~ died II ~ ocloek sester
dsy n.ofAiag.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

DfEsTa. ~egf i7.~4Jhe res sfeel
Ancbor LlBe freizhter Caa0fsls piih
hesFf cargo q houf vas SUNK in ffe
hsfber - COLLISION Nith tfss &. &.
Bezdiey today
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18

WssHNeroS. Sept. II. - Prominent
Ohio democrats have induced Senator
lIill 10 agree to make three speeches IN
Ohio the fall for Lawrence /. Neal. at
Cincinnati. Cleveland and Toledo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-18
GRAND RAPIDS MICH MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER

niece. telegrsphie and cable eommuni
cation 10 sxpected 10 bs resumed sery
shortly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-05
Christian Philosophers to Meet.

NEW YORK, July 6.-The seven
teenth Summer School of the
American Institute of Christian
Philosophy will meet at PrOhibi-
ton Park, Staten Island, from to-
day to JulN12. The general theme
to be presented is "The Bible and
Society the Claims of Both, and
How the First Meets the Needs of
the Second" The Rev. DR.. Charles
F. Deems, pastor of the Church of
the Strangers, of this city, is the
founder of the institute, and has
been it's president since its organ
iZation. The institute exists for
the purpose of cultivating the
study of the relations between
science and religion, and to produce
and circulate literature of a high
order which shall antagonize the
teachings of agnostitism, mater
ialisn, and every other form OF
false philosophy. The speakers,
representing various schools OF
thought, are G. Frederick Wright,
of Oberlin; Howard OsgOod, ROch-
ester; b. B. Warfield, Princeton;
J. w. Bashford, Delaware, o.; ID.
S. Gregory, d. J. Darrell, George
Alexander and Henry George, of
this city; S. F. Scovel, Wooster, O.;
A. II. Bradford, MOnteclair, n. j.;
E. 3. Andrews. Providence; R. a.
Torrey, of Chicago, and Darlington
Booth, of the Salvation army.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-05
The Henley Regatta.

LONDON, July 5.-Additional in
terest will this year be taken in
London's famous Henley Regatta,
to be held from today to July 7,
in consequence of the number of
foreigners that will be competing.
The great majority of them will
be from France, where rowing has
been most assiduously practiced
for some years past. j. j. Ryan,
of the Sunnyside Rowing club.
Toronto, the amateur champion of
Canada, will represent America.
The Bias Seine Rowing club, of
Paris, will enter crews for the
grand challenge cup (eights),
Stewards challenge cup (four), and
the silver gOblets (pairs). NJ.
Boudin, of the same club, will
probably start in the diamond
SCullS.