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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
STATE SETTINGS.

hlcAlh VIII nave IN OIL mil.
Calvert IN TO have n. natatorum.
Palestine ia having a sewer system built.
Alvin VIII have a new $1,000 achoolhouao.
Moulton, Lavaca county. now has electric
lights.
cleburne will soon erect a 10000 Daptist
church.
Tn, Rockdslc Ignite compreHH Is tho only
one In the United States.
There Will be mn Alliance meeting at
Paradise, July Is and 10
A Junior Christian Endeayor society Is to
be organized in Mckinney today
O. W. willard was drowned near Orange
on the Fourth by falling frcm shin.
The San Marcos chatauqua is In res-
aion.
A. sweetwatcr James Trammoll was thrown
from horse and severely injured.
The National Cotton OH company has
closed down Its big mill at Texarkann. for
ropairH.
A now corn mill is being erected at Howe
with capacity OF 800 bunhols OF meal per
day.
Tho eleventh annual fair Of Gillespie coun-
" viii be held at Fredericksburg September
II 70 IS,
Mrs. Dora Teechendorf OF Germantown
committed suicide few days ago by TAX
Ing bplladonna.
G. c. Boyd was shot and dangerously
wounded by Wesley Dayia near Hampstead a
few days age.
A freight wrock occurred at Pilot Point
Wednesday, In which several cars were
smashed, but no one waa injured.
Al cleburnc one day this week. Lafayette
Meals was cut In tho head with an AZ Ia
the hands Of Waiter Barnes.
Captain d. II. snyder Of Georgetown was
elected president Pro ten q ne Link dna, ins
Captain Taylor.
Al Denlsos while Officer Penn was carry
Ing George. Anderson 20 jail he was struck
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
LTERRITORY NOTES.

The supreme court will rcconvone. July
The corn crop reports are good from
all parts OF the territory.
About 1900 Cheyenne Indians gave 4 grand
dance at III Reno on the Fourth
The Oklahoma county agricultural society
met In Oklahoma City yesterday.
AT GnrvIn Randolph Durunt shot and
Killed Noel Gardner and Cepbas Carvin.
Ycakum held an election yestsriiy TO levy
5000 school district bonds.
IL ~ claimed that IN Eastern syndicate
Is trying TO xobtie up the kickapoo allot-
ment,
An effort IL helng made to rnitc tho
Northern and southern Al. q churches In
Oklahoma.
Mr. Perkins and Miss Mary Lea,s Of Paul's
Valley ran away To Norman and were mar
ried.
"oranny Houston" an old Wichita squav
who lives IN rpah tepee an WashitA risor.
claims TO have been the wife OF Den aam
Houston OF Texas
An inspector from the dspartmsnt o. jus.
tlee at Washington will essltt Nafskul
stowe in making contracts for courthouseA
and jaiis In, hls diztrlct-
catflsmgn reoantiy reported Ending
spring In the Arhuekis nl9antaIna from
Hlii become 4 porai.s psaish resort.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Shreveport. July G.-An exhibition game
was scheduled between Shreveport and
Sherman this evening, but owing to the
failure OF Weber. Chiles Mckenzie, Me
Coy, Sullivan, Cook. kommer and Keefe
to appear on the diamond there was no
game. The players were fined on their
reccnt Texas tour for drunkenness and
disoheylng orders while In this city. Last
night they refused to play unless the fines
were remitted. The management refused
to do this and fined them S25 each for
not appearing on the diamond this evening.
The players will be benched. The wires
ARE hot after players, an offer having been
made to Chattanooga. Weckbeckcr, BAN
inert and Meyers Will continue. and togeth-
err with local talent Will finish the series
with Sherman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
RACE TRACK RESULTS.
lscyedale the Winner Of tho brighton Handl
cap. Ovor the FAyorlte.

l.cyedale the Winner Of tho brighton Handi-
cap, over the Fayortc.
New York. July 6.--Thc good card that
had bosi prepared for today's racing at
brighton was utterly ruined by scratrhs. The
feature OF the day was the brighton handi-
cap, for which Lucky Dog was the tasorlto.
Lovedalc. OF tho came stable. was the out
slider. but he was backed by a few know
ing one. Lucky DOG was full Of running un-
III they had turned into tho stretch, and
Walker did not try hard after Lovodalc
caught him, and let the outsider win.
Mile; Gold Dollar won. stoncnolllo second.
Time, 40.
Five furlongs Defender won, Yankee Doo-
die secoud, Cnsctta third. Time. los.
Six furionga. selling: worntrrg won, Doe
clare second, san Town third. Time. las IL.
bright handicap, milo and sixteenth
Lovedalc won. Lucky Dog second. Rcdslsln
third, Time. t.S2 i-2.
Mile: Little Matt won. Mafshall second.
Chswick third Time, iSs.
Pegasus handicap. steoplechaso, short
course; ST. Anthony won, liiawatha second.
King John third. Time a:25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
FOUND M A GAVE.
A counterfeitlng outnt Discovered by Bexar
County oficlals.

San Antonio, July 6.-Bexar county on
GERS stumbled on u counterfetlng OUTFIT hid
In cave near Van Zands station. on the
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass railway,
about 25 miles northwest OF this city. Tho
OUTFIT consisted OF number OF plaster Of
Paris moulds for making United States Sill
yer dollars and steel plates for making
$40 bills. The camp from all indications had
been used less than three days preylouH
to the discovery. The steel plate for maxi
probably slowed away In the cave for safo
keeping. Some silver bullion was also found.
For several weeks a number OF Mexlcans
have been camping near the cave, and the
officers have taken the trail after them.
There has been many counterfeit silver
dollars In circulation In this city OF late
They contain nearly the full legal require
menl of silver,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Memphis, Tenn. July 6,-ronight It
In known that seven persons, all coll
ored. were drowned by the sinking OF
the steamer Lady Lee Mt Island Forty
last night. They are; Harry Robin
son, the boats baker. and Peter Wat
son. the barber. both of Memphis:
Andy Taylor, n roustabout, and four
colored deck hands. Mary Windc, Ma
ME Stewart, William Whl;esides and
a colored preacher. The boat is rap
idly going to pieces and will be total
losA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Minneapolis, MINI. July d,-Cloring day
Minneapolis trots. Two races were uueom-
plotted and the management divided tho
purses the same u races had been finished.
Hal Pointer went against his record but
only succeeded In making II In 2,06 IL,
e;ip troti soiona u won. Kate cailory sec
ond Queen third best time, 2;is 81,
2;23 trot; King Princess won, Allie Gee
second, Abandommc third. Beat timo,
aus IL.
2;i0 pace; Tom Ogden won. Frank Egan
second. Albert y third. Best time. 2:ii.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
uMnuMAN ACT OF oFFloIALs.
Smallpox Victims Loft to Die Unattended
In Swamp.

Memphis Tenn. July CDR. +. s. Ray
mont. superintendent OF the county board Of
health, returned today from a trip down tina
river to leyoo camp whore smallpox wan
reported. He tells a horrible story Of the
HunoringH OF four negroes who had been
Violated In n swamp near the state line and
left to die OF smallpox. In tent pitched on
atlta In mud and water foot deep ha
found the corpse OF a negro man who died
Thursday morning and by his side another
Victim In tho last stages OF tho disease. In
another tent was a man al the point Of
death and woman almost exhausted from
tho stain OF nursing him. Tho dead negro
was buried and tho Mississippi auothorltics
were telegraphed for permission to remove
the others but this, DR.. Raymond says. was
refused and they were left 70 die
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
ASSAULTED ny ToUGHs,
Horrible Tale Of outrage and Murder That
Comes from Kentucky.

Louisville. Ky. July CA special to the
Courier-Journal from Ashland, KY, says a
horrible story Of outrage and murder comes
from the upper Blaine crock district OF Ell
llott county, young girl named Jordan,
while crossing a stretch Of woods en- route
en- to an old deserteu house In the noun
tains and repeatedly assaulted by three
young men, all recognized as tough cltzons.
The fends then choked the girl tn thoy
supposed she was dead, according to the
report received here, and placing her against
the wall OF the house with her arms cx-
tended, nailed her hands to the logs. The
girl was discovered some time later by a
searching party and recovered sufficiently to
tell the names Of her assailants. She died
later, and the enraged people are hunting
the murderors, who escaped to the noun
tains.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Cincinnati. July 6.--Flve furlougs; Sir Play
won. Royal Choice second. Lillian II third.
Time. 1901 1-2.
Six furlonga. o'conncll won. caesarin sec
ond. Pop Groy third. Time. i.i8.
Four furlongs: La Wanda won, Halle
Gay second. Homie Louise third. Time.
40.
Los Anteville stakes. value to winner.
$500, one mile; Paul pry won, silva see
ond. blue and Gray third. Time. i.43.
Selling, mile and sixteenth, Pepper won.
Tobln second, Victorious third, Time.
iNT "a.
Selling, soyen furlongs; canodir won. Annie
Goodwin second, DIR. Reed third, Timo.
1928
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
epANIsu sIIIp o. EInE

Savannah, Ga, July 6.-The Spanish ship
Ida, Captain Arana, put In here this morning
with Are In her coal bunkers, The city fire do
partmont ls flooding the bunkern. The Ida
LET. aUlyezton for Liverpool with cargo OF
cotton. lumber and oil seed cake, June 20.
on July 4. while between Charleston and
Savannah, mt was discovered IN the bunker
whore coal had been stored three months ago
at Liverpool II Is not known yet whether the
cotton has caught nro.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Naples. July 6-'rhe crater OF Mount
Etna ia again pouring forth fire, smoke
and lava. Mount Vesuylus Is also In
state of eruption and is reported to
he in a worse condition than Mount
Etna. The town OF Reslna, In South
Italy, built over the ruins OF Hercu-
laneum, is threatened. Villages in the
vicinity of both volcanoes are believed
to be in DANGER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
KANsAs CITY RACES.

Kansas City. July G.-six furlonga; Glon
Luck won, Willie z second. Poverty SIN
third. Time. l;si.
Six furlongH, Hlllsboro won, LGoncli Sec
ond Collector third. Time, l,23.
-Four and q half furlongs: Little Ell won.
kansas Girl second, Gray Ranlo third. Time.
i0l IL.
Mile aud a quarter nlly Sunderland won.
uyantha second, Lonsdne third Time,
2g2 IT,.
Five furlongs; Gus straua won. Gateway
second lciclus third, Time. 1905 L.
Six furlonEs, selling; Graft won, One Dino
second. Joe Woolman third. Timo, 1:22 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

winston. N. c.. July Information
reached here today that ex-State SEN
ator r. $. Mitchell Of Coswell county
had suddenly and mysterioualy dlsap-
peared from his home. He is said to
be heavily involved and Is charged with
misuse OF trust funds. It is said that
quite a number of attachments have
been served on his property.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Galveston, CN., July G.-Tolays game
was good one and fairly well attended.
lsaacs. McGowun and Krehmeyer made a
triple play which WINS a beauty. In only
3 half Innings were runs made.
1234 7s0 RH u
Galveston ......O u % o 90 ] o. @ O @
Houston ...,. % o o U 100 o. . s A
Earned runs-None.
Batterles-Page and Badger; Isaacs and
Mathews.
ImUlre-BOucherg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Palestine, Tex. July CA Gull hended
by the Hon. John II. Reagan requests the
Democracy Of Anderson county, which Is
In favor OF the free and unlimited coinage
ecmblo In the courthouse here July 9th
for the purpose OF sending delegates 10
Tho FREQ silver convention which meets at
Fort Worth, Tex, August O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
YELLOW FEVER Is SPREADING.

Washington, July G.--Adyioes to tho sur
geon general OF tho Marine hospital service
Indicate that the yellow fever In Cuba has
spread TO Cionfugos. The flagship San
Francisco has arrived at Cronstadt. The
Philadelphia which remained at San Fran
cisco during the Fourth OF July celebration
has gone to Mare Island where she will be
laid up for several weeks for repairs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Dallas, Tex, July O.IThere was fair
attendance at the baseball park today and
a yeiy nice game. The score
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

At Atlantu-Atlanta, A; Little Rock. ..
10.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 2. Boston. 8.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, 3; Philadelphia,
At Chicago Chicago, o; New York s.
AZ ~ Loula-Game postponed, wet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Baltimore, July C--The Genilumen'a Drly-
Inc Park midsummer meeting closed today.
The attendance was good,
2l5 trot: Soundan won, Pantomino second
Best time eco IL.
2;i9 pacei Happiness won Dilly Wost SOC
ond Beat time al7 L..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
kas. Southern League
for First Series.
Nv THE MEMBERS STAND
ng and Field Work Averages of
the Players of the League
Are Given.


n GALNESTUN, July ..
I averages appended below give the bat
~prk and club fielding OF the Texas
I<fn league OF base ball clubs for the
S1nnon, from April 20 to June 20. inclu-
NThe individual field work is not given,
TIC lack OF time in preparing IT, These
|<es are only for player taking part in
more games, twenty five or more play
11ing dropped. on account OF playing
thnn that number:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Boston. Mass, July CIT 10 announced that
articles OF agreement have been signed by
johnson, Sanger and Tyler for ave mile
bicycle race AZ the Glenmer track. Lynn,
ia 10 be 60 per cent Of the gate .-si7ta sf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
lruANllNn rur VALuATION.

Austin, Tex, July 1.-THE state board OF
EQUALIZATION met today and reversed tue
action OF the comptroller In fixing value
Milburn Wagon company and Mr.. Ely.
and txed the sumo at ~ Irr acre. Instead
Of $3.50 as formerly,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

The Worth Hotel bell boys defeated the
Delawlre bell boys In ball game at the
Cotton Belt grounds yesterday afternoon
by a score OF 20 to D.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
MORE SMOKE THAN FIRE.

Louisville. July GA special TO the cou-
rier-Journal from Huntngtonburs. Ind. saya:
on the 4th. turns out 10 have been merely
n free for all hght the result OF jealousy
between two young men. cousins. who wore
paying attentions 70 tho same young lady,
and was not brought about by religious
desensons, az reported. -Four young men
were pretty badly used up and great many
who were engaged In the night waro consider
ably bruised. No deaths will occur from in
lurlea received In this ARRAY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

which the men Will be given 90, 30 and 20
per cent according TO the order In which they
finish. They Will be paced with tandem and
an EFFORT will 10 made to break the Ave
mile record
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

CONTRACTs

Washington, July 6.-Presldent Young, OF
the National League has issued the follow
ing bulletin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
rLAYERs oN A srnIKE.

Secretary Texas-southern League Of Base
Ball Clubs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-12
OLD ORCHARD RACES.
The Postponed Races Were Good Ones Dcspita
the Long Delay.

Old Orchard, July 11.-Today was
crowded full of sport at the Kite track,
the programme including five finished
races and one unfinished.
In the 2.13 pace, purse $500, five start
ers, unfinished, Socks, OF Lawrence, won
two heats; Robert C. of Churchill, Ind,
one; Antidote, of Rushvillc, Ind, one
best time, 2.10A, by Antidote.
The 2.19 class, trot purse $500, Ii
starters, Cebolla, b.. h., by Stranger
(Bowen) won In five heats; Corticela, br
m, fDemarest) second; Much Ado, b. b.,
(Cook) third; best time, 2.144.
The 2 ~ classs trot, purse $500, 10
starters, Lynn Belle, blk h., by St. Bel
(Bither) won in three heats; Ernsie, br
m., (Waker), second Linda Stanford, b
m, (Wilson), third; best time, 2.14I.
The 2.34 class pace purse $500, nine
starters. Bumpus, b. g.,by Baron Wilkes,
(Wilson), won in three heats; Violet L =,
blk. g., (Quinn), second; Magnolia Belle
oh. m, (Bowmanl, third; best time,
2.12A.
The 2.2S class trot, purse $500, seven
starters, Elber, br. h., by Egbert, (HowelD
won in four heats; George S. Clark, CHI
h., by Leicester, (Bither), second Lady
Bourbon, blk. m, (Jones), third; best
time 2201l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-12
INSTITUTE OF INSTRUCTION
Closed After Profitable Observation-Disclosures:
Elect thursdays Proceedings.

Portland, July 11.-There was another
| large meeting of the American Institute
of instruction, this forenoon, and the in
| terest in the exercises was apparently as
keen as at tho opening of the convention.
| President Stetson called the meeting to
order at O. 80 o'clock. Rev Or. Blanchard
offered prayer followed by vocal music by
| the Temple Quartet.
George II. Conley, supervisor of schools
In Boston, spoke on What the Com
munity Owes to the School
President George c. Chase of Bates Col
lege, spoke on What the School Owes
the Community"
Walter p. Beckwith, superintendent OF
schools, Adams, Mass, spoke on Depart
| mental Instruction"
The committee on membership reported
SO names of persons admitted to active
membership. 7feses
Yhe following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Il So
President, Charles W. Parmenter, Cam
bridgeport; secretary, Lewis II. Meader,
Providence; assistant secretary, Walter
p Beokwith, Adams, Mass. treasurer,
James W. Webster Maiden assistant
treasurer L. L. Camp, New Haven vice
presidents for Maine, W. J. Corthell. Cor
ham, c. h. Files, Lewiston, J. A. Little,
Frecport, W f. Sargent, Hebron Marada
F. Adams, Portland, g, a. Stuart, Lew
iston. Also list of so or more vice presi-
dents from other New England states.
Counsellors, W. W. Stetson, Auburn, Me :
James S. Darrell, Cambridge, Mass ;
Frank A. Hill, Cambridge. Mass. A. j.
Manchester, Providence, r. l. Thos Il
Stock well, Providence, r. l.; Chas. d.
Htne, Hartford. CT, ; Geo ID. Martin,
Lynn, Mass L L. Hastings, Nashua,
n. H. Ray Greene Huling, Cambridge,
Mass. Albert g. Boydon Bridgewater;
John r. Dunton, Lewiston, Me. A. Fl
Campbell, johnson, Vt: VIM. A. Mowry,
Hyde Park, Mass. Benz. F. Tweed, Cam
bridge Mass. Geo. A. Walton, Newton
President Stetson extended personal and
official thanks to the board of trade,
Woman's Literary Union and the press
He then in q brief speech presented the
gavel to the new president Mr.. Par
ucpt'r.
| r sident Parmenter responded briefly
and then declared the meeting adjourned,
sine die.
members and invited guests and teachers
on fine sail down the bay, which was
greatly enjoyed by everybody.
About 1000 people were on board. The
yacht race was witnessed, lunch served
and there was a band concert. The dele
gates left on the evening boats and trains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-12
LUCKY TO ESCAPE.
Hardships ard Rough Treatment of
Newspaper Men in Cuba,
Taken Under Protection OF British Flag and
Brought TO America.

New York, July 1.-THE British
steamer Ardandhu Of the Munson line
arrived at Quarantine, this morning from
Cuban ports. Captain Walker says that
while the Ardsndhu lay at Gibara on
June ~, Mr.. Franc r. f. Woodward
claiming TO be an American citizen and a
correspondent for New York paper, came
on board his vessel and placed himself IN
der the protection of the British flag. He
explained that he had been in the noun
tains with the rebel army for the purpose
of obtaining information in the pursuance
of his duty as newspaper correspondent.
He was twice captured by the Spanish
soldiers but escaped. When he attempted
to leave the rebel camp, General Maceo
detained him and endeavored to have him
remain as an officer After several at
tempts he finally escaped and made his
way to the little town of Ranes. There
he parted with his horse and took passage
In Spanish steamer for Gibara.
He has been deprived of all funds and
papers. On his arrival at Gibara he APP
pealed to the United States consular agent,
jose Fl. Reyla, Il Spanish merchant ana
an officer in the Spanish army He ex-
planned his condition and asked protection
as an American subject until he got yes
sci TO New York, fearing Imprisonment.
The consular agent refused to recognize
him as an American citizen. He de-
clined to investigate Mr.. Woodward story
by communicating with Santiago de
Cuba, where Woodward stated his papers
had been filed with Consul Hyatt, and in
sultingly declared that all American re
porters were hired by the Cubans to write
lies. He strongly recommended Mr.
Woodward to give himself up to the
Spaniards, which would have meant close
confinement at this time.
Il promised him protection under tn.
British flag, said the captain, in tn,
face of all obstacles, and took him away. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-12
THE HENLEY RACES.
Trinity Wins Challenge Cup Dissatisfaction
Over Result OF Silver GobIets Races.

Henley, Eng, July 1i.--The final heat
| for the graod challenge cop was tho
hest and most exciting race of the regatta
The boats were worry close together
| throughout tho entire course The finish
was terrific one resulting in Trinity's
winning by third of u length limo,
$50. Both boats pulled tho same stroke
In the final heat of the race for silver
goblets, Guy and Vivian Nicknlls of tho
London Rowing Club, defeated W.
Broughton and 5. ID. Muttlcbury, tho
Thames Rowing Clubs team.
The final heat for tbn University chal-
lenge cup was won by Trinity College, Ok
ford, beating Trinity Hall, Cambridge
The final heat for tho silver goblet be-
tween Nickall Bros. and Muttlebury and
Broughton being unsatisfactory tho ques-
| zion of rowing the heat over again has
been raised, Muttlcbury and Broughton
came in collision with boat lying too
far In the stream, and were Obliged to
stop. After the delayed oarsmen arrived
at the winning post, tho judge tclegraphed
that Nicknlls Brothers had not rowcd
out. y Notice was placed on the umpires
boat stating that the race was spoiled by
spectators getting on the course"
The final heat for the Wyfold challenge
cup was won by the London Rowing CLUB,
which beat First Trinity of Cambridge.
The final heat for the Thames challenge
cup was won by the Nereus Boat Club of
Amsterdam University, beating the Mole
sey Rowing Club
Eton's No won tho ladies' challenge
plate rnce, in minutes and 90 seconds,
beating the st Johns College crew
In the final heat for the diamond sculls
Hon. Rupert Guinness of the Ieander Row
ing Club beat Guy Nickals of the London
Rowing Club, the holder of the trophy in
the most exciting race Of the day
Guinness crossed tho finish limo length
and half ahead. Guinness time was
minutes II seconds. NickaIs held tho
diamond SOULS in 1888, 1885, 1890. 1893
and 1894. His best time over the course
was minutes, SO seconds In 1888.