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quietly after the battle. Nearly all the Yale
sympathzers left the city on early trains, after
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great deal Dc a Of me- %Snsy changed hands oas end
men who bet on Harvard. '0-0
George 1dee and Bob Cook were, both seen
city. hdes seemed inclined 70 sbe belief tSSs
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ot the best he ever saw on the river; Cook.
the n SosHh His
the boys pulled well" he said; and It was q
S Nelson % Perkins. % tSe plDcky D " ooaoh % Of pucky
crew. went to Boston on late train this after-
Just bsSe sHYng he
foy PerRlns then aH @ tse
hang. which, proved SO fatal to-day. ought to
-, A pr prominsn!t I q Harvard man ma said: :onr Ad-
ward and help us, as does Cook. Adee. StJ 96n.
kins and Keyes have done splendtdly, but We
need more help to place crew in condition for
The Harvard crew. Just before leaving for
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81 next years ere% before
removed from the boat he would have been
chosen.
Yachts and steamers were moored about the
lower two miles OF the course 80 thickly that
the course almost seemed Ike o square chan
mel cut out Of the shipe. The great Sound
yacht fleet was, imposing; Some Of the yachts
eoIored bsntns that t it i' e over et their 81 sides
and trailed away behind them upon the rip
ping a. N th % ans yachts
The schooner yacht Grayling Commodore 1.
f;h yacht, yacht S,.aa SS,
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Msrreshon schooner Elsie Marie. :. King: schooner
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H.n:on TuSIeT schooner Ss,5a of Newport
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Chauncey M. Depew's paror car was also
here with large party on board; .,,,
a calamlty was Darely averted IN tne thlru
Mabel BIRD Of I'll Harford shot directly f &C across es
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Ing down the river both loaded with spssts.
tors. Nothing but the promptness Of the pilots
backward at iuil speed ayertedl n olilsion
was considerable excitement aboard Of the
Haven arrived here this % r nosnine with with lsres
They reported that last night when on Faux.
WINS H% RS assk fell q I 6b
The steamer was quickly stopped and backed.
but. although his piercing cries for help were
mer Of the Guards and % asout % years ears old. 9 He
was the sole support Of aged parents.
here to-day. but they were liberated Alter the
race was over BENJAMIN jackson Of Provi-
robbed q
Union Depot. Mrs. Johnston Of jamestown,
4: l.; was :, Al also relieved Of pocketbook con-
New London was so Lonesome, tonight after
the was oyer that Mayor Bentley
on State street treated to a serenade. Then
New London went to sleep for another year.
Tho Victorious Crew at New Haven.
NEW HAVEN. June 30-The city is full OF
noise tonight The victorious varsity is in
complete possession OF the town, and blue rib
bons and Yale yels are prevalent.
The students had planned to burn down old
South College. which will be torn down this
to make room for the quadranRular
Vanderbilt building, but the police and fire.
men got wind of tho plot and are guarding It.
The Yale crew were Toasted and feted in
cafe. Bob Cook was there. and In
q speech Of remarkable length for laconic
man he comp!imented the oarsmen on their
game race. Harvard led you mile" he
said. but you did not splash oRweaken and
you did great work and made good time
am satisfied"
amid blazing fireworks to the New Haven
House. whore they went to bad.
A Yale Junior Loses His Hand by . Fire.
Cracker Explosion.
New HAVEN. June 3o.-John Magee Ellis
worth. a Sheffield junior. has lost his right
hand as the result OF carelessness while cels-
bratine Yales boating victory o-night In COM
pnny with u party OF his classmates.
He was exploding cannon crackers. and one
vent of nnexpectedly. tearing away four
Iation was necessary. He Is now at the New
Haven Hospital His homo Is In Penn Yam. MY.
Ohio's Missing State Senator Found.
COLUMBUS. O.. June 30.-state Senator Paul.
he millionaire banker Of Centreburg. O.. who
nysteriously disappeared from his homo ono
month ago has been heard from. Paul's
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