The record-union., 1895-06-03
REGATTA ON THE BAY.

ment in American mines will be renewed
in the fall"
REGATTA ON THE BAY.
The Olympic Clubs Crew Wins the
Four-Oared Barge Race.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-The regatta
given by the South End Rowing Club to-
day was witnessed by 5000 people at
Long Bridge. Tie first event was the
four-oared barge race for Junior amateur
crews, and seven crews started. The
Olympic Club crew. although touled at
the start by the Ariels, won easily in
1854. the distance being about mile
and three-quarters. The fight for place
was between the st. Mary's, Pioneers,
Doiphlns and Acmes, the college crew
winning. During the race the Pioneers
and the South Ends had a collision, which
resulted in the rudder OF the latter barge
being broken. They came pulling in
last OH account of this mishap, being just
beaten by the Ariels.
Alter the race the Ariels lodged pro-
test, claiming the Olympics had fouied
them. Several other claims of foul were
made, and the judges will hold meeting
on Wednesday night to listen to evidence.
Charles Long, the South End sculler, who
was within ten yards when the Ariels
claim they were interfered with, says
that it was the OIympics who were fOuled.
The winner gets the silver cup offered
by the South End Club.
The race over the same course for out
rlgged sklffs was won easily by Douglass
OF the Dolphius, with Penn broke, Jr.. of
the Ariels three lengths behind. Nc
Coiyin OF the Ariels was third. The time
was l2:l5.
-Four crews, representing Stockton.
the South Ends, Pioneers and ArielS,
started in the senior barge race for the
cup offered by John Mitchell. Stockton's
crew made line appearance, but seemed
tritie light Beside, the men were not
used to rowing in choppy water. By the
time the race was started the wind had
freshened up. and the bay was quite
rough. The South Ends made a runaway
race of it, leading from start to finish.
The Pioneers pressed them for while.
but had to be content with second place.
Even the Ariels beat the Stocktons, who
were a bad last. The time was 500.
Fatal Results of q Fire.
TACOMA, June "A special to the
Ledger from Aberdeen, WASH. says:
Early this morning house of ill-repute,
occupied by woman named Mabel, was
was spending the night at the house. The
woman tainted. when he threw her out of
the window and jumped himself. Her
head and spine were severely injured,
and she will die. The man sustained
fracture of the bones of one of his feet.
George Daily, a woodsman, who was
sleeping in rear room, was burned to
death. These were the only three per-
sons in the house. Daily had been on
fcrs 70 had
intoxicated. 1t is supposed the fire
caught from his cigar.
santa Cruz Briefs.
SANTA CRUZ, June 2.-Salmon have
commenced to run again. Fish Com
missioner Emeric to-day caught two.
A carpenter named Kitchen fell off the
roof of the new pavilion to-day, and had
an arm broken, besides sustaining
other injuries.
The following were selected as maids Of
honor to Miss Anita Gonzales, Queen OF
the Carnival: Misses Josie Turcot, Jennie
Hughes, Marian a. Peck, Edith Pixley,
Nellie Nixon, Mabel q. Hace. Hedwig
Bass, Georgia Skinner. Anna Linscott
and Rose Mulhern.
A Woman Under Arrest.
Los ANGELES, June 2. Mrs. Della
Steigler. who WAS arrested in Santa Rosa
yesterday, is wanted on q charge OF OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
Some time ago Mrs. Steigler negotiated a
loan of SO OH piano which she claimed
had been bought by her in San Francisco.
1t developed that the piano had been pur-
chased by her from firm in this city ION
time," and as the payments were not
forthcoming, the music store took pos
session of the piano. which she had
pledged as security ior the loan.
Prominent Citizen of Spokane sued.
SPOKANE, June "A sensation was
developed to-day when it became known
that the Trustees of the Scottish Rite in
Free Masonry have sued William Ziegler
and Louis Ziegier. his father. Tor nearly
u 800 William Ziegler was Treasurer.
and II is claimed he refuses TO make q
settlement with the order. Louis Ziegler
is one of the most prominent Masons in
the Northwest, owner of the Sumter
block and pioneer of Spokane. He re-
fuses TO discuss the matter. but says
there will be defense, and q strong one.
Railway Conductors Excursion.
VANCOUVER (B. c., June 2-The ex-
cursion of the delegates of the Order of
Railway Conductors arrived here at noon
on their way home from the convention
al Atlanta. They were entertained at
luncheon by the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way officials here on board the China
steamship Empress of India, and then
went on drive round the city. accom-
panied by the Mayor. The train will ar
rive in Portland tomorrow, and at San
Francisco on Tuesday evening.
Cricket at san Jose.
SAN JOSE, June 2.-The cricket game
at Agricultural Park here to-day was not
finished, the visiting club being COM
PEELED to leave the grounds at $40 P. NJ.
to catch train. The ZIngari Club of
San Francisco had the first inning, their
total score being l55 runs. The San Jose
club still had four men to beat when the
game was called, their total at that time
being eighty-seven.
a Prisoner Escapes Jail.
yIsALIA. June Zone Meredith,
awaiting preliminary examination on a
charge OF burglary committed about two
weeks ago, broke Jail last night. He was
confined in the woman's department on
account of lack of room. He cut hole
through the ceiling into the attic and
made his way into the corridor. and
PROBABLY got out through window to
the street by means OF ladder.
The Bicyclist Won.
FRESNO, June Jack Prince, the
champion long-distance bicyclist, went
against the horses John Skelton and