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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-06
Want the Re cei, er removed.

Bucyrus, O., June 29.-E. Zurhost, one
OF the chief promoters of the Columbus.
Sandusky & Hooking Valley railway. has
filed a motion to have Receiver James II.
Stewart, who was appointed Thursday
evening, removed on the ground that he
was an interested party, that bonds OF
$4,000 were insufficient and for other rea-
sons. Judge Smalley set the case for
Irlv &
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-06
NEW CITY CHARTER OF BOSTON
Mayors Term Is Longer and Other AL
terations Take Effect

Boston, July 1.-The new city charter
passed by the last legislature goes into
effect today. The mayors term is changed
from one to three years, and various
of elections. over a score of other minor
alterations are made in the various de-
partments of the city government, and
it is thought that under the new regime
the finances of the municipality will be
administered much more economically.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-06
canal commissioners at Colon.

Colon, July 1.-The United States war
ship Montgomery, having on board the
United States commission appointed to
report upon the route of the Nicaragua
canal, and the possibility Of digging that
proposed waterway, has arrived here from
San Juan Del Sur (Greytown). The COM
nissioners have visited San Jose, Costa
Rica, and will inspect the route of the
Panama canal tomorrow.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-06
KAKE INDIANS ON THE wARPATH
Made a Raid on Wrangle Island. Alaska,
Killing TWO Whites.

Tacoma. July 1.-The Kake Indians Of
Alaska, who murdered several whites dur
ing an outbreak in 1898, are again on the
warpath because of the killing of one of
their bucks by a Wrangel island Indian,
who also killed his wife because she
eloped with the Kake Indian. The Kakes
learned that some white traders had in
stigated the killing of their brave. The
Kakes raided the traders, secured some
whisky. became drunk, and killed two
whites.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-06
MAcklNAc ISLAND A PUBLIC PARK
Place Rich in Historic Tradition Turned
over to Michigan.

Mackinac Island, July 1.-The United
States government today relinquishes its
ownership of the military reservation
at this place, and as soon as the Michigan
legislature enacts the proper legislation
the greater part of the island will become
a public state park. The island is rich in
historic tradition. the Flags of France
England and the United States having
waved successfully over 1t. The island
is nine miles in circumference.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-06
Receiver for the ohio Road.

GAINESVILLE, O., July lon application
of the first mortgage bondholders Of the
Bellaire, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati railroad.
J. J. Geddis, formerly general manager.
has been named receiver by the courts.
The Belmont county company would be
in default in interest on prior lien bonds
today and the action takein for the pur-
pose Of forestalling any movement on the
part of the bondholders.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-06
WILL DREoeE THE SEATTLE CANAL
Six Million Dollar Contract Sighed by
President Prescott

SIX Million Dollar Contract Sighed by
President Prescott.
Tacoma, June ga 100000 dredging
contract between the Seattle South Ca
nal and the Lake Washington Waterway
Company and the Bowers Dredging Com
pany has been signed by c.. II. Prescott.
president of the dredging company and
vice president of the Northern Pacific
railroad. 1t is the largest dredging con-
tract ever awarded to one firm in this
country. The contract calls for the ex-
cavation of 100000 cubic yards OF earth.
of which 100000 yards are to be dredged
from the waterways through the Seattle
tide lands and 26.000.000 taken out of the
three-mile canal connecting Lake Wash
ington and Puget sound.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-06

Chattanooga, Tenn, June SO.-The sec
ond international conference of the Ep-
worth League came to an end tonight.
All the churches of the city were put at
the disposal of the league for a common
consideration of the subject, 1.-THE De-
scent of the Holy Ghost" Distinguished
ministers led the meetings.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-06
NEW TARIFF OF GERMANY IN EFFECT

RctaIiatOay Dutles May BE ImpOscd
Where Discrimination Is Evident.
Berlin, July 1.-The new tariff measure
passed by the reichstag early in May goes
into effect today. The most important
provision is that authorizing the govern
ment to impose retaliatory duties when
ever other nations discriminate against
German products. Discriminating duties
on goods now on the free list are, how
ever, limited to 20 per cent ad valorem.
The measure also raises the duty on per
fumes containing alcohol from 200 to 300
marks and imposes a protective duty on
Quebracho wood, which is used for tan
ming.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-06
ludee pnndv Injured.

Omaha, July IA private dispatch from
Hot Springs, S. D., says that Judge Dun
dy Of the federal court, district If Ne
braska, suffered a broken leg and other
injuries there Sunday. He was in the
bath and made use of the toboggan slide
and in some way ran into an obstruc-
ton and fell over.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-06
Run over hv a Cable Car.

Chicago, July LEO Stearns. of Belle
vile, ILL.,, formerly a Jewish rabbi and
one of the most prominent Jews in the
state, was run over b. a cable car on Wa
bash avenue today and probably fatally
hurt He was 20 years Of age.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-06
MINING STOCKS

New York, July 1.-Bulwer 4c, Chollar
Acc, Crown Point 3Oc, Con. Cal. & Va
$685. Deadwood 4Oc. Gould & Curry SOC.
Hale & Norcross 81, Homestake S19, Iron
Ophir SlSO. Plymouth zoe, Quicksilver
80 TO- do preferred SIG, Sierra Nevada 45c.
Standard 1925, Union Consolidated SOC.
yellow Jacket 4Oc.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-06

Savannah is the Forest City of the
South, from It's innumerable shade trees.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-06

Rochester is the Aqueduct City. from its
beautiful water supply.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11
ENDEAYORERS IN SESSION.
The Big Convention Opens in BoSl0i
With a Large Attendance.
BEGINS UEDER FAVORABLE AUSPICES,
Every Train Crowded and Running late
How the HUBS Guests are Passing
the Time The Largest tonNcn-
tion Iyer Held in iioston.


Ho0loN, NNN9.. "'il ''' '-N ~
earliest trains and boats almost with
th. r..fna of the sun the cfcaf army 0i
- g., ,,,,.r
Christian Eld'aNor,ts u'ean l' pour
into the city to-day iu a way wh'lA
f t,..,. tr tb. shele any urc-
10 .. -
Nious inilN oi visitors 10 ""9 COM '.'''''
Sinrly or lu parties OF two or tnice
, ..... d., ,.,-fI.s of fff. ar
%" tAt i'-"i"l '.'''' "
"a hundred iu spc ial cars altaci'a 10 N"e
REGULAR trains aud iu great delegations
,..,,.,i..f.,... 4.t.rlI hundreds 0n special
,t.ius frav came uoDuue steadily into
.t tl.r. AMI ffr,l.r fIn e.iIful dlrcc-
,i.,, ,f fh. r...rtl1n committee melting
away through the streets on thc way
TO their quarters They came from
.yefs. rarf of n. country from. Maine 90
,.'n ',J San ala tha canadian provinces.
.tft nD hamlet seemed too small and in-
et.,,ta.arf "a 4Qttt same one 10 the great
n.F.iir.t
,..I .... f th. ,.....ffni committee
,,..... ,,.... tb,n fv.i.. a4 laref as yes-
..4 49,. f.-. f.,-..l the greatest
.i.',.. t, 49, tr. 49,. s.i.eaas to thelr
,,.,''i'... .ls ''. '' , ,',2.,'- sh.m N,lcome.
Ii"l ''ia "i' "l'i-..'' , 80 .h,.s-
. .,.i . ,si.i' ,.,t. fhtir afI iu the
I I,''. .,. ,f.t f tho rrr4f influx ON
WIN l.. 49, ,'. .,t. ','...,,..,rthi. Even
NJ i'.i' ,,'f "f f,. ,i,r'.t ,l rtn Am extra
ear or lro. ana "eiis 81" ,''tsd TWO or
.''l.'7 .i ''e'' ,t .,,,..l,ie ,,hi.n they
..I, 'r','D' , 90, M M sr .rv 1oid dele
.,.-.., '''
61..'u' ..+ f..l az a..iav
it'iv Mas "'ao " 80, .,' th.. r.aI4
'i ''' .'', t.'. ..,,,,Il,. frn,n tnr
.i"its N' '.'' '''''. ',..,'I I.iifs
West Mni'h were u7"'lts 49, 20,
lait. Ihc ~ l-''i. s"' 80,
press H"e To- ar ~. Wy a.. ~ .fi','l
at i'.-o A. ~. was run i' .i'' s,s,r. tne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

\ Sew Charter Granted -iias All the OF
der. 10 Can Till-New Ofie'f-'

PHILADELPHIA. pa. July 10. Appn-
cation for ucW charter has n'en hi'"'
Ir tae r.oreualzar0l committee OF the
PENNSYLVANIA steel Company, ana as s,v',
as it is granted the court viii Dr. asked
DO discharge tna receivers, and the COM
uanv viii once more bee 200 the hana7 VI
the officers Ol the corporation.
A meeting OF the Ie0lrs4niztton COM
mHt.. was hDl yesteriay, and lhey
announced that tne organization was
complete. anl that the name VI the
new company would be ODE fennsjlfa-
rIa Steel Company. Bingham Is. Nor
rs Was elected president ~ the n'"
company. E4Hiu b.. Barker. secretary,
and Edmund Smith. treasurer. The dl-
reetors UiH Ie EHr-nam b. Morris, -.
Parker sh0rtldge. John b. Gcst, George
phIlor H0Wlaul Davis, Alfred fdfnsna",
and Luther $ Heut
The company NOW has an ne orders IL
can nil and there is "a possibility OF It's
starting up some oi lbs furnaces that
have been idle for SOME time. It's fur
uaecs are located at Steelton. Pa. and
SparrOws Point Ml.. and when working
fun time, their capacity is vvND tons q
year, OF p i0J tons a day.
The capital stock of the new company
consists OF SlJ0.VJ preferred stock ana
{5ONDu0D common. Tile bonded debt is
ylNoJnD a few weeks ago the Penn
sylyauia Company was bought 600 at fore
closure sale by the reorganization COM
mlttDe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11
The nl.nnte TnseftIed.

TORONTO, July i0.-There IS no more
appearance to-day OF a settlement Of the
dispute between the French Conserya-
tive Minister ana the Government Than
there was last night. IL was reported
that Premier Bowel had decided not 20
make any further concessions TO the de-
mand OF The French Ministers. When
the House met this evening, Hon. Mr.
Laurier. leader OF the Opposition, asked
Minister Foster for a statement about the
reported resignation Of three French
members OF the Cabinet. Mr.. Foster
replied that he would make a definite
and positive one Tomorrow. Mr.. Lau-
rier said be would wait. The matter
then dropped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

4 Brute Attacks Young Woman and
lrnrllY IeAI- IIer.

MAIDEN LANE, L. J., July O.-Nrs.
Rosa Warioch lies at the point or death
az her house in this village from the ef-
fects of injuries received sunday after
Ing Fleiek.
Mrs. Warloch lives IN neat Queen
Anne c0ttage. surrounded hv Wcll-kept
lawns. ON 81 estern avenue While singing
her baby 90 sleep she heard q commotion
among the chickens. Going into the yard
she found that several dogs belonging 20
Fleick were worrying them. and hat Kill
cd two.
with the child in her arms she attempt
ran out OF his house with q gun. and she
.stfe4 him u call the dogs This angered
Fleick. who appeared 10 have been drink
Ing. and ne rushed into Mrs. Mariocn's
vari. and commenced a. apply abusive
language % her he then struck her ll
The face. knocking her down.
Mrs. Marloch. who Is rather robust,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

NEW YORK. july l0.-it was an
rounced to-day that The Republican
state Committee viii Dee called to meet
a. the Fifth-Avenue Hotel on Tuesday
July 9th. The only business OF Inn
portauce 10 cofe before the committee
Is the call Of the State convention. IL has
feen agreed among the party leaders that
rhc convention viii De caile. % meet
al Saratoga. on TUESDAY September 10Th.
one week earlier than the date Of the
.orVarf .0u OF 1894.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

WASHINGTON, July i0.-The Norh At
lantic squadron is under orders to as-
sembie al New York about August lst.
T.e ships Will 20 east along the coast
as Gar az bar Harhor returning 90 New
York about september lsf The naval
drM ani ev0lutlons viii Doe held in the
vicinity 0f Sew York during September
and October after which the squadron
win 80 t0 Hampton Roads. The nature
VI tile evolution has NOT set been decided.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

VIII Ask the Court 10 Remove the Picture
of Beautiful Woman.

ATLANTA, GA, July 0.-Au the
town is laughing oyer tAe funny nsht
the Reverend VIRGIL Nor-r0ss ls making
lu lis efforts t0 oust tenant ine rey-
eronl gentleman loasH-ts Eo14ly
amount 0f property. "a portion of DO being
a handsome ness ceutra. block which
bears hls name. Yesterday Dee heard
that au exceedingly handsome picture
was being exhibited Dy some artists. Who
who had slb-let portion 0i a stOre-r00m
from one OF his tenants and Dee went To-
look at lt.
When the lights were turned on l3
rushed from the room The pictur- Was
that or "a beautiful woman clothed only
in thoulhI The dlsmiyed minister at
cure ordered the picture out of his bIiId-
ing but the owners refused. claiming
50 days notice. He then asked the cuief
of Police % help him. The CHIEF looked
at the picture and said 10 was not im-
moral. This provoked the wrath 0f tle
distinguished minister. but the countess
Duharry." flr SO the picture b. callel
holds the fort. The preacher Will lu-
woke the aid 0f tho courts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

Unfasorable Reports in England and Cal
cutta, England.

MANCHESTER. July lO-The Guard
ian. in its commercial article. says: There
BIAS heen little satisfactory business
transacted during the week. Occasion
ally orders have been booked at poor
prices. Few miners are willing 20 enter
t.m such offers as have been made. The
transactions for far eastern markets
have been mcagre. UnfayOrahlc reports
regarding rains iu Bombay account FOR
the pO.r business there.
Offers f0r Calcutta goods have been
fairly numerous but are mostly imprac-
ucanle Occasionally lines Of Dh0tics
snirflug and light bleaching fabrics have
been accepted with much reluctance sup
piles OF cheap yarns have been sometimes
assisted hy the execution OF orders from
South and Central American buyers,
who have operated in suitable goods 10
supply customers wants The trade ga
vaIns ls limited 10 a few unimpOrtant
transactions for the American and home
trade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

ATLANTA. GA. July ll.-Alyices from
New Jersey indicates that that State viii
b. represented al the Cotton States and
International Exposition. Governor
Werts has issued "a proclamation urging
tl@ people TO take Immediate steps %
this effect The newspapers have taken
100 the matter in earnest and the exhibit
is expected 10 Dee attractive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

CHICAGO. July lo--Georss Montague
< a. anA l.. A. hiIuarf ~ '0.. f1liei
to respond on mArsln calls uu trf Nptri
fhis morning and their wheat trades
were CLOSED olt. Nontasu" " 20. IS an
oid sstablishel grain and commission
hollsa Montague s. CO.'S Liabilities are
ssid 20 be- So - and Hiobari * Co.'S
sfIis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

WASHINGTON. July l0-The Pres-
dent at GRAY Gables has appointed as
Rerister OF the Land once. William b.
Anderson. OF Kentucky. al Enid. OKLA
homa. In place of Robert W Patterson.
who was reeenlU killed In 4 street duel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

WASHINGTON. H. c.. July l0.-Charge
D'Analres Bartleman, 20 Caracas, re-
ports TO the Treasury Department that
Venezuela. boy a decree. has reduced the
duty on plug tobacco FOR chewing 90
uer ceufum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

An Agreement as TO the settlement OF
nlferencr..

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. July 10
Peace has been restored in Elke0m. This
Was effected al this mornings fcseion
of The Grand Lodge of the Beney0lent
Protective order OF Elks Tho entire
compromise agreement made yesterday
between Detwlller. Hay, and the board
Of Grand trustees was enthusiastically
rotiilcd by the Grand Lodge when u
was read to-day The agreement pro
vides that the constitution. as amended
N Atlantic City last year. shal. La slih-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11
ASSISTANT PAYMASTERSHlP.
YirsinianS Trying 10 Secure This POlltl-
cal Plum.
IT WILL HARDLY CONE THIS WAY.
\ Market Opened Ia Venezuela for Virgin
ia and North Carolina Tobacco-Judse
Lewis on the Money Question.
Washington Gossip.

..t .... A..f.t.rf p.trt.s..r.rIu
in' N".'", '..., ..........,
in the Navy mas brought jog WARN '''''i
Virginia applicants. Among t3cm ar,
,f.i.r l.r.s.,..s SON rlo Ilto CAPTAIN ulm
''''l'i ''''' 'o '',' ......' t.'. ,or,.
Nhepleir SON. WHO mas i"''' '''
ID Alabama jon several years, aNa ls
backed 3D.. the Alabama d.le-aflon ana
..t..... 80 t,. Rf,.f.f, i.l.st-
''~'
.tr A. r. Houaiay. of Richmond was
au applicant before waen tue va-4dncy
MAS nIItI uy lUe appointment OF Nc"
j,rs,g m.a. Virginia having already
tUiee out 0f "a possible ,o boz -he seiN ice
ls Ilt likely tu ue considered III thr u'a-
pcstl oi tais plan.
As Nr. Dwym shepherd hailS rom
Alabama. ul4 tle secretary Also rom
CHAT 1ttte ali a- ihe ie 'ils sNoM .'t.
-Nlt..ti.-.t H.i7 e..i5 '". tt N.' .,',,'.-
is hke.y tnis' ease VIII receive some
Thought on i.ie 'a'l OF '-e l
il hha lDtiA' from Ai1 a. .,, ...,, -
sne.ler. chat taIs afroinlm -1t wiH nol DC
mal. h..urD september, ana ihe Stti
taly mly Hoil ii lp unul congress meets
iu December These appointments are
llfe-llus aul are sought after more .i,"h
any other places ol lNe as ia INC -'"'''
t..r. .-r-..rr. tarre
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11
Trlrsrnnhlc BreyIrles.

Attorney General Harmon yesterday
an pointed Lee Cowart assistant United
states attorney for the Northern district
Of Alabama vice J.. 9. Hawkins, de-
ceased
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11
ELKS In A FEARFUL CRASH.
The Floor Gave Way IDjuTilg about
Fifty Persons.
OYER A THOUSAND PERSONS PRESENT.
while the Festivities Were at Their
Height the Terrible Accident Occurred.
The Gallant Work Of the Eescuers.
The List of the Injured.

festivities at fne Inlet 'ari." I'D '"'-..-
.n which II large number oc persons sHs-
tanned terrible injuries from WlicA some
viii die
n vas AT e.so o,r,o.x when Grand E2-
allied u,1er. ~ t.. .l.neaio body. Meaae
"'''' 'F'.'' '' ..f.f-
D. DttHiitr, OF harrisburg NAi +''''
cd his address at the opening OF tle ao-
,,.,l s..ef., or fhe rI.. and was about
90 Introduce James q. Armstrong ol
.Nt" DOT 49, N.. r .....
u'.I '''.. . tI..,....I
.4 stl ir. n... of IurlaI-
.,'tf't.I b., fI. fr.f raYr d
/ distance VI twenty-five IDef Sion. "o-
man ANA children wDf. plunged into tUe
M , ,.. .....' 'U,r -rl. rf..s
en..,te and rr..ns vg,re dtafDuIue. aai
the dir.st confusion r0leHtl. Au aliIih
Was immrImfDlv .Dut uut and al tle
ihtsiD.aus in ton responded. I.e H0iN
F 81 .xiri.afing mo injured proceeded rarid-
removed t5 The hospital or the.r hotels.
.rfn f4r.fa...r prl.fAr.
.. ,,.,.. 9., ,.,a,I. h.1
liy O'Clock more lian ' .. r.,,.-
f ion. anl'cinaline pi,.s't ", ,1- ,l.'--
.f DO f.. ,or..rf ar
i.e l"I- l.ii tt. tffauff.
ga" a.. ..,,n fn. .rDliui-
'.f '.i .....I session
"t, .'a "i a."i ..' l.,.r. ... aud ls t.a
Iitr iI N't. ' ...,t .....l. fI...
f fiiiiha o4 l'' ...... ID.oUs
/ o.. '"ii ~ @ lt.n r4t0,rtI Toe
low. '" r., tN... r.r. several
+ t'.' e"t te",.. ......f. ,,-. lad nrucrl
,nr,tioa .r r. door ami left thee
r'. ltf.. ...f fne great urilht
xxi 1..1 fn tts a.-fru.ii1u. ans tle
+ c,.nl.qn,ut inur, of The meIft -iuaitrfe.
Among these cautions people M'
T iI nifcr of mDmN.rs " tle Camden l.'. 20
+ prominent am1n- whom were cA-
/ ltmau Wnnam D. 1lom1s dNt ''-'-'
/ Clerk Robert j. Barber OF 'a'I .,.
/ Fearing t0 cefate ID paie inrf b''
/ approached some members ol .i'
/ ilg lodges aul discussed with l'"i
/ alFisaDiIty of bringing ile ..''. "
! close. go as 90 relieve I., N,'
! portion of The weight NIi ,...,
/ yet talking ihc era ,... i.
! ot the ilooi some .a'i d.. n.tIi-
/ caied "'oNl ". ",I,... ~, fha hoard
/ h1n ana near 'Ht iii-. Io,,r ffIf.-
/ walk side came ii....'' ..,..'r. ,.0..ie.
/ ils "ioN- .f..t-i. iisIt- Oh tle
/ tA ,.,. .vtfue.I-nel. nlt
/ Z ~. rr. Io,g,r n10r Kept
/ il.nIis ., ,,..,,,t .o r0rmr some of
/ n4i"..s ''.7 t.. -....I. to e.f to the
/ .'.'' .f' t,..i-,,..f1 MON. women. and
/ 'HINI'l ,,fro.Tt tsHf. fIr
/ TO ..r. .r..tUIra for
/ 81 lihs %. .l'o t-.,. tr.n liz faueu
/ asa 'o
,...r.....t. r.1 et,h-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11
H-
WEATHER IpfsitN~r.

WASHINGTON. u. C.. July p.-For
Virginia and Norm Carolina. Falr. va
riabla Winds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11

eiroke OF the Cambridge Varsity race
AGAINST oxford last spring and three
others OF the crew roWcd In the sprinS
training as substitutes for the Varsity
since then they have Of course greatly
improved It,.
tll sorts OF stories have been ailoat
r.nrn0rfiuc 90 give reasons Tor the lalluIe
III fho Cornell crew. but the simple TACT
b. they were not IN conoliioh 20 row
and mover would have. been allowed 10
liarf had Courtney been about ana able
fo assert himself. Three of the ere"
More not iu condition, but incapacilateo
frIfv were obliged 20 take ihe Moll ol
,fI.re as 90 their condition.
Thc contention OF Cornell that they iaa
tI.. ,.or.t side OF the river 81 not tfuanlef
sa Iv their own admission tloy nlA h't
rte4rl the side ass worth more tnah TWO
f.rrfhg. The simple fact ih fnai thty
tt.re oufr0wel because of 0vcrualhinT.
everybody resardlne II as ineohecltanie
thaf crew of athletes ln the hfy-naY
al youth and ln the pink or conalNoh
enouir not bc able 20 500 over course
Df IA Iftle over mile iu "a race I'm WnlcIs
only the average time WAS made, with
..f. hrIne pumped ONT from bow lo Stock.
TIe racr was anybody until within
ffrDe. hundred yards OF the finish, Whcn
fIo Ul-e0udlIouei mon in The 'ornci.
BOAT collapsed and tie lthacans were h',
longer iu &c.
Tna Trinity crew. which averaged lGJ
pounds in weight ro"e1 over the course
In seven minutes ana fifteen rrnnnls.
Tnlv wero Wahope .str0ko). =. a. Bott.
ls r. TornoI d. b.. Steward ~. a..
l.arher -. D. Howell A s. ien. ID. a.
Nmchouo clroAo, and iaeet Iomlin-
s.N COOKS NIlIl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-17
ri HIGHS STORM.

He "Prophssies'' the Regular Autumnal
Equinox
Rev. Irl r. Hicks, in his weather pre-
dictions for September, says the present
extreme hot weather will be followed by
severe storms about the 18th to the goth,
with cyclones on the oceans and lorna
does in many places inland. These
storms, he says, will be followed by
colder weather, and the last half of Sep
TENDER will be colder than any Septem :
Der for many years. ri Hicks is quite
a fakir. Anybody can prophesy storms
from September II to 30 It ia the equi-
noctial period, and storms always occur
about that time. It Is like "prephesy-
ing' cold weather for January.