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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-30
Special DI0pa,oh to Tho lnlellIsenctr.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va. Sept 29.--
Though the ElkIns meeting last night
ccllpsed anything heretofore during the
campaign 1t was decidedly outdone by
the great demonstration tonight. by
the combined forces for sound money.
While Mr.. NJ. l.. ingalls, is an avowed
worker for McKinlcy's election, he Is so
fresh from the Democratic ranks and
was such tavorIte among tho lead.
crs OF his former associates, that It
proved Impossible for him to get en-
tlrely away from them. So Republicans
and sound money Democrats Joined us
one man In labOr!ng to make the meet
Ing the political event of the campaign,
50 that with the efforts put forth II Is
not 10 be wondered at that to-niSht's
demonstration cclipsed anything OF It's
kind which has or Will take place in
the entire state.
The meeting had been extensively
advertised and very low rates having
been secured on al! the railroads, and
small steamers, the result was that the
crowds swelled up 10 multiplied thou
sands.
At o'clock President VI. +. ingalls,
arrived In the city and was met at the
Chesapeake & Ohio depot by the fol-
lowing reception committee: J. ". GIL,
J. B. Enslow. Mayor Z. Ensign, 4.
+. SOuthHor;h, J. L. Caldwell. and B.
W. Foster. The Calumet Cadets. the
finest drilled body in this end OF the
state under command OF Captain Lew
F. Chapman, headed by that magnih-
cent musical organization, the Second
Regiment Band, escorted Mr.. ingalls,
10 the palatial residence on Third ave-
nue.. where he reviewed the parade.
The column was oven an hour In
passing given point.
Mr.. ingalls, was introduced at the
Davis Opera House by Mayor Z. En-
sign. and h: was given sucn an ova-
tlon as was never accorded an indivld-
uai in the city before.
II Is useless to say that the address
was q mastery defense of the natlo4's
honor and prosperity. rs nil know Mr..
Ingalls, ability; 1t SO completely de-
molishcd the stronGholds OF the enemy
that not even the reinforcement by Mr..
Bryan on next Friday can rescue
Cabell county from the Republicans in
TO whose hands It has safely fallen.
memorial was presented TO Mr..
ingalls, from the Huntington Division
l!S Brotherhood of Locomotive EngI-
ncers. which he read. Indignantly de-
ries that his advice Is coercion.
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DISASTROUS STORM

sweep, Over BrnnswiGk, Georgia nnd The
Southern Coau-Tho Town IL BADLY
Wrecked aud Many Persons Injured.
The Famous Monitor Nrcnks From, Her
Moorings, and Is Likely Lost Savannah
IN a state OF Terror for All IIour--In,-
men.e Destruction of fPropstiY.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Sept 2O,-A
special to the Times Democrat from At
lanta, Ca, says:
a disastrous hurricane swept over
Brunswick and along the Georgia coast
this mornlg Meagre reports have been
received from the storm centre which
indicate that the hurricane was one OF
terrible force and that great damage aud
probable loss OF life resulted. An the
wires along the coast are down aud up
20 late hour tonight communication
mas not peen restored 10 Brunswick, Sa-
fannah or Charleston.
The train was delayed at Rrunswick
two hours this morning. the engine be-
Ing unable to make hcadway against the
wind. which was blowing ut a high ve-
locity. Wind and water worked de-
structlon and as the train left Bruns-
Wick the streets were filed with debris.
wires. telegraph and telephone poles and
parts or buildings blown down and cnr-
ried away. People were Injured by n.y.
Ing objects and one lady was Killed ut
Everett q small station 4 few miles
from brunswick.
II. y. Merrill, OF the Atlanta Tclc-
phone Company. reached Atlanta late
tonight from Brunswick and states
that the city Of Brunswick ls badly dam
aged, and that three big vessels were
sunk In the Brunswick harbor. The lat
ter were blown from their moorlnGs.
The waves OF the sea and the wind de-
Struyed much of Brunswlck's shipping
interests. Mr.. Merrill says that the IA
nous old Eunboat, the Monitor, was
blown away from her pier, and that she
was floating helpleSsly IN the harbor in
danger OF going to the bottom. \ part
OF Oglsthorpe hotel. the leading hostel
ry nf Brunswick. was blown away and
other big buildings were totally or par
TALLY destroyed.
Telegraph!c communication was re-
stored with Brunswick at l o'clock this
"wednesday morning. and the Ruthcn-
tic news OF the hurricane ~ being re-
Ceired
Four persons were killed outright In
Brunswick. as follows
william Daniels.
Abel Davis.
John Jefferson and baby. all colored.
A careful estimate places the damage
at s50Q.0O0.
4 special 10 the Times Democrat from
Savannah, Ga, says:
Terrific How In Savannah.
A worse storm than that of August,
1893, Il not the worst in the memory Of
those living here was at its height at
1880 to-day. No person, dared appear
on the streets. Windows and shades
were blown In everywhere. wires were
hurled down. trees were razed, fences
blown down, houses uDroofel, portions
OF big buildings wrecked. vessels turned
over In the river church steGpleS toppled
and the streets were strewn with debris
OF every imaginable kind. People lived
in dredl for an. hour in Savannah to-
day. The stoutcs. buildings In the city
tremblrd. There Is great apprehension
for vessels out.
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WASHINGTON. D. C., Sept 99-lt Is
understood that Chairman Butler and
Secretary EdEerton have prepared an
address to the American people on be-
half OF the Populist national commit
tee, setting forth the position OF the
Populist party In the present campaign.
The address Is intended 10 be In effect
Il reply 10 Mr.. Watsons letter, though
it will not he addressed to Mr. Watson
nor take especial note of his communi-
cation. So far as can be learned the
document will state officially the atu-
tudc OF the PopuIst party In regard to
Mr. Bryan. VIII detail the reasons for
and the circumstances attending his
nomination and appeal TO the mem-
bcrs OF the party In all parts OF the
country to allow nothing to stand IN
the way OF their giving the presidential
candidate their loyal and undivided
gllpppIt
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TOWNS WIPED OUT
In Mexico by Recent IiurricAnrs-Mnny
Persons. Perish.

CITY OF MENICO, Sept 29.-Tcle-
grams from Mazatlan to-day state
that the town OF Altata has complete.
ly disappeared as result OF the re-
cent hurricane. Every house was de-
stroyed. burylng the Inhabitants in
their ruins. and the only building left
standing Is portion OF the custom
house.
The bark Elena and schooner Razeca
are probably lost. The town OF ElOta
was wiped out OF existence, only one
house remaining. Nineteen persons
were drowned there. Other towns de-
stroyei are Tecuma, Escalaras, Sila-
do and Cerltas. The Inhabitants OF all
these towns who escaped death are
without food. shelter and clothes, and
the autisoritIes have taken Immediate
measures for their relief. It IS rumCrCd
that yellow fever has appeared at
ManZauIllO,
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JUDGE TENNEY SPEAKS
u" On" oft'ir Largest Audiences Yet Gath.
Nrrh ut IinrgnmInANn.

Special Dispatch TO tho lntClllgCncer
MORGANTOWN. W. Va, Sept. 90
At an early hour last evening the Opera
House was crowded until there was not
even standing room. with one OF the
most enthusiastic Republican audiences
that has met In this city for years. They
met for the purpose or listening to the
cloqucnc" OF Judge a. ". Tenncy, of
New York, who wng introduced bv w
". i1nScOck. In very able aud rOrcI-
nblc speech, aud wnS greeted with pro-
l0nEcd applause.
Judge rcnncy had only about mn hour
Ia speak on account uf the managers OF
the opera house, who by mistake or poor
management, rented the house To an
opera company for the same date.
Handicapped ms he was by time he
held tl'. large audience spcllbOund for
the entire time, with the exceptions of
frequent OutburStR Of applause.
The immense crowd that had collected
wcr" greatly disappointed when they
learned that they must vncatc the build
Ing ut such an early hour. The cnthu-
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RACE FOR RECOGNITION.
Queer Outcome OF n Holt IL II Republican
Congressional Conventions.

JOHNSTOWN, Pa, Sept. 90. - The
Republican congressional conference OF
the Twentieth district had n sensational
time OF 1t this afternoon. II practically
ended In Il bolt At $50 p. m. the confer
cea, representing j. d. Hicks, OF Blair
county, and Alvin Evans, 0f Cambria
county, appeared In the conference with
Il resolution providing for an adjourn
mrnt until 10 o'clock tonight at Harris
burg, to submit the question Of the final
nomination Of :. candidate to State Trcu-
surcr Haywood, or, In his absence. to
Auditor General MylIn, tho treasurer or
auditor to cast one vote for each county
OF the district.
The resolution TO this effect was oppOs-
cd hy the Somerset and Bedford county
cnnfcrrnS, representing i. j. KOOBer nnd
.Joscph T.. I'ropf, and the chairman, OH
yer kncppcr, OF Somerset refused TO on
tcrtnln II or submit to an appeal from
his decision. The ma aJ0rlty OF the con-
rrrcos, however, voted for the resolution.
and Immediately the llIcltS ani Evaus
conrorccs rushed 10 the depot 10 catch
tn i:ll train 10 70 to Harrisburg IN time
To reach result before - o'clock to-
night.
The KoORrr md Tropf confcrr,s re-
malncd and nominated Mr.. liOOser for
Congress and adjourned sine die, MIR
kOnRcr at once secured II certificate Of
nomination and hurried to the lIl train,
going with the boltinG delegation 10 Ilar-
rlsDurg. where he Will lllc hls nomnu-
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ST. LOUIS. Sept. ga special to the
Republic from Dallas. Texas, says: The
Republican leaders who are working 10
pull Texas into the Mckinley column.
have been In conference with popuiist
leaders to-day. The conference has been
carried on In secret. Marion Williams
md Hardy Tracey. OK the Pupullst plo-
nary committee. and w. CuraiOn. sec-
rctnry OF the Popullst state cOmmittcc,
were present. Two plans are being ma
tured: The P0puIlsts. who cannot be IN
duced 10 vote for Mckinley and Hobart
electors on fusion electoral ticket, are
to be prevailed upon to vote for Bryan
md Watson instGtd Of Bryan and Srwall
electors. Such a vote would be half u
vote for Mckinley. Then all the trad
Ing possible IL to be done on the PopulIHt
state ticket to gee votes for Mckinley
d.
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sEwALL's GOLD CONTRACTS.
Acknowledges TO Them, and Doesn't See
Anything Strange About II.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. $50 much
has been written in the papers lately
concerning Vice Presidential candidate
Sewall's connection with gold contracts,
that Mr.. L. c. Delang. OF this city, wrote
Mr.. sewall concerning IL and received
the following reply:
BATH, Me, Sept "a, 1896.
Mr.. l.. c. Dclnng, Louisville Ky.
DEAR SIR:-In reply to yours of
end inst, | desire 10 state that 1t Is
true that am making contracts with
the gold clause inserted. have al
ways made charter contracts In this
way for the last forty years, and
doubt IL | could make them in any
OttSe. way. Charter contracts for for
eign voyages are invariably made this
way: Freight payable In gold or ster-
ling. fail 10 see why | should be
criticised for following the custom in
my business that has universally OBJ
tained FOR the last forty years to my
knowledge. ! am perfectly willing TO
take silver or currency In payment
IL custom permitted" Yours truly.
ARTHUR SEWALL.
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DENVER, Colo. Sept. 29.-ThcodOrc
i'rown. OF this city, to-day received II
dispatch from james J. Corbctt TO the
cfcc. that either Of the California clubs
having failed to deposit purR" for his
fight with Shnrllcy. the match Is of. aud
he viii now make match with FitHsim-
mona as soon nE possible. When IN
formed OF this. Shnrkny. who Is hGrG to
give an exhibition with Freddy" Gal
lnghcr, became very mad and announced
that he would break COThrtt'g neck on
sight. Lynch, Shnrkcy'R mnnngor says
there are plenty OF other clubs willing to
Offer n plIiFc TO-. the fight and he wlE IN
correspondence with COrbctt this after
noon by wire, though with what result
cannot be learned. l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-30
TAMMANY's WELCOME
II Bryan WAS Quite n Cordial Onc-im-
mense Crowds Present.


NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Whether It
may be set down to the enthusiasm for
Il candidate or the natural curiosity that
predomInates in the American public,
1t Is nevertheless n fact that the demon
stratIon that greeted William J. Bryan
tonight In this city was most r.marka-
Bile. Blockadcd streets, crowded audIt0-
rum, besieged speaking stunds and
crowds that dcfed the energy Of the po-
lice In their stability, were GONE OF The
features.
Tammany Hall. that had made the ar
rnngcmcnts for the welcome and reCep-
ton, outdId Itself In the doing. Tam
many is noted for enthusiastic assem-
blages and tonight within the big us-
sembly hall, the members tore the air
with shouts Of approval OF the candl-
dates and Of every comment that savorcd
either OF patriotism or loyalty to Demo
cratic principles.
Every man who entered wn9 present.
cd with n flag, the effect being that when
anything pleased the audience the
crowded hall seemed one huge wave Of
the stars and stripes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-30
HERE IS GOSPEL
ror the Farmer, Mechanic, In.
borcr and Business Man.
THE TRUTH As II IS PREACHED
pv that MntehlcSs Republican
Statesman, Major Mckinley.
TWO BIG DELEGATIONS CALLED

Address TO Farncrs, Neehan-
,,,. Rs,lroad Employee aud C,tltons OF
,ndisna 1, the Gem OF the Campaign.
Many Apt Eplgrams Fail From III. Eio-
ur,nt Lips, which Arons' Hts Hearers
IA the Highest Degree OF Enthusinsm.
III, Raiirond Men were Especially
Charmed by the speakers Lucid EHpo-
,,tlvn ofthe Money Question.
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SPEAKERS ASSIGNED
Hy General Clayton TO Deliver Addres.es
In West Virginia.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2o.-Gcneral
Powell Clayton. in charge OF the speak
ers' bureau Of the national Republican
committee. has announced the following
assignments for West Virginia:
Curtis Guild. jr., OF Boston, Martins
burg, October 6: Grafton. October c;
Weston. October I; Harrison county,
October S.: HarrIsville, October .; Par
kersburg. October 10.
James Logan Gordon. LewiSburg. Oc-
tobcr S: Anderson, October 0; Hinton.
October 10.
Dclmore Elwell. OF Brooklyn, Fair
mont. October L.; Murgantown. October
IL; Sistcrsv!lle. October II; Huntington.
October Is; Charleston. October lG. and
ParkeryburS, October IL
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Special DispntCh 10 Tho IntcIIlS"nccr.
MART1NSBURG, W. Va. Sept. Co
A sound money wheelmcn's club has
been organized here with these officers:
President, u. O. WeanlnE: secretary,
G. W VanmetrC: treasurer, Alex. Clo-
han; captain. Frank Nanhorn; first
lieutenant, r. NJ. Pearson; second leu
telnnt. John IIcnshaw. Over NIFTY have
been enrolled as members. The club
will act as an escort 10 sound money
sneakers and do other campaign work.
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IT TOOK THE CAKE.
Both Parties Join In nm Immense
Sound Money Meeting
At HUNTINGTON LAST NIGHT.
Addressed by President Ingnlls, OF
Chesapeake & Ohio Road.
A TREMENDOUS OUTPOURlNG

Listens TO tho Eloquent Orntor-htoting
Campaign, Composed OF Republicans
mud Sound Money Demoerats-En-
Eineer. Present President ingalls, with
n Memorial Indignantly Denying that
tho Stand they Have Taken 4. Duo 10
Corroion-aIeetIng ut Grafton TO Onsst
Adams Speech u Dismal Failure.
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Chirkrring Upright rnr sale.

We have one OF ChIcltcrlng Sons latest
aud most modern Upright Pianos. pur-
chased about ono year aga, which has
had little Or no use. The owner must
dispose Of 1t, and In order to do 40 quick
~ will sell It At great sacrifice, Tho.
piano can bc seen ut our whrcro0ms
u, W. BArMER Co,
No, 1910 Market street. u
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PITIFUl. PLIGHT
OF tile Armenian Refugees Now at
Marscillcs, France.
ARE SUBSISTING ON CHARITY

Aud pIning TO Reach the United States, 4
Haven OF Freedom 10 Them-Tho vari-
ous Armenian Associations Seem Indif-
feront 10 Their Fate, as Nothing liza,
Bcsn Done to Relieve Them-Thu Very
Class to which tho Hand OF Philan-
thropy Should be Extended They are
Honest and Industrious Christirns, and
Would Make Desirable Citizens.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept, 20--Joshua
lowering, Prohibition candidate. arriv-
cd In Pittsburgh this morning and
opened the campaign for the Prohib!-
tIonsts OF Pennsylvania at meeting
IN Carnegie Hail, Allegheny. tonight.
Speaking Of the outlook. candidate Lev
cring said Mcliinlcys chances for elec-
ton seemed the hest
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TORONTO. Ont. Sept 29.--No sooner
Is one clue disposed Of In the Queens
hotel suicide than another is developed.
II ls now thought the body IS that Of ia
cob Dehaam. Cornell university stu
dent. who has been missing for a couph
OF weeks. Dehaam hns brother who is
member of the faculty OF Johns Hop
kiuS univcrSlty Il
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old fashioned honesty. Now, my coun.
trymcn. much an | would DO glad to
speak TO YOU longer, | mist not, ! bid
You all good afternoon, (Grcat cheer
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The temperature yesterday ns observed
by c. Schnept. druggist. corner Four
tccnth and Market streets. was as fol.
lows: .TH
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sweeps Over brnnswiCk. Georgia nnd The
Southern Coasi-Tho Town IL Badiy
Wrecked and Many Persons injured.
The Famous Monitor nrcnk, From Her
Moorings, and Is Likely Lost Savannah
IN state OF Terror for All IIour--in,-
nienhe De.trnclIoM Of p,nnrIiY.
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TO RECOGNIZE CUBA
A Joint Resolution is Offered in
Place Of the Con-
current One.
BANK ROBBERS AT WORK
Important Documents Arrive In
Washington to Help
venezuela's Cause.
BANK ROBBERS AT WORK
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 21.---
Senator Morgan presented new phase
of the Cuban question to the senate,
shortly before adjournment last night,
by offering the following joint resolu-
tion:
"Resolped, By the senate and house
of Representatives Of the United States
in congress assembled, that it is here
by declared that state Of public war
exists in the island Of Cuba between
the government Of Spain and the peo-
pie OF that island, who are supporting
a separate government under the name
OF the republic of Cuba, and state of
beligerency between said governments
is hereby recognized
The Significance of this resolution is
that it is joint resolution instead Of a
concurrent one, and that it is confined
to the bare recognition Of belligerency
upon basis Of the declaration that a
state of war exists in Cuba.
Senator Morgan said in reply to a
question, that it was his purpose to af-
ford those who had objected to con-
current resolution and expressed their
willingness to support joint resolu-
tion chance to make good their prom
ises. He will try to call it up Monday,
Of the concurrent resolution
now before the senate, and hopes to
have it passed with little delay.
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Gold That Will Assay $4,000
to the Ton, Discovered
Down at Golden.
A WlFE-BEATER LYNcHED
Troubles in the Ranks of the Sal
vatiOn Army, May Cause
Split.
FoUIMuRDER AT PUEBLO


Special Telegram to the Optic.
SANTA FE, N. M, March 21.-Yes-
terday afternoon, while prospecting,
a placer miner near Golden, twenty
miles south of Cerrillos, uncovered a
three-inch streak OF gold ore, that
without exaggeration, will assay
$4,000. He washed out So from three
ounces Of ore. 1t is claimed the dis
covery is on government land. Full
particulars will bs given the public il
found 10 be on vacant ground The
find has created much excitement in
mining circles here, and at Cerrilios.
CERRILLps, N. NJ, March PA
three-inch streak of gold ore was dis
covered near Golden, that promises
very rich. Five dollars in gold was
washed from three ounces of IL. 1t is
not known yet whether the discovery
is on government land or not.
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PHILApELrHIA, Pa, March 21.-Sen-
a.or Matthew Quay does not propose to
be outdone whenlt comes to using the
little political button as a factor in
campaigning for the presidential nom.
ination. Last week it became known
that an order had been placed with a
local manufacturer for a half million
buttons bearing the miniature likeness
Of Major Mckinley. No sooner had
the news reached the ears Of the Penn
sylvania Senator than an order was
sent to the same manufacturer for one
million Quay buttons to be made in
two designs and those in position to
know say that these badges are in.
tended to outshlne in costlinsss and
uniaueness of design anything of the
kind that will be distributed in the
present campaign.
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A Fashionable Meet.

WASHINGTON, d. G. March 21 -
Although the cycling craze has long
held the society Of The capital in its
grasp, the fashionable devutees OF the
wheel have never held aregular meet
until to-day, when several hundred
maids and matrens, escorted By hand
some wheelmen, united in a. spin on
the asphalted avenues leading from the
capitol through the fashionable sub
urbs. The participants were of the
most Exclusive set, including ladies OF
the cabinet, diplomatic corps, and the
wives of a number OF members Of con-
gress.
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send Them to New Mexlco.

LONDON, England, March 2f.-
A draft of the bill prepared by the
government of New 2 Z,land for the ex-
cluslOn OF consumptives from that col
ony has been received here. It is
framed on the lines OF the present Iegis.
iation excluding persons suffering from
Ieprosy, smallpox and other contagious
disorders, except that it imposes an
extremeiy heavy pehalsy upon captains
Of ships bringing gconsumptives to port,
whether knowingly or unwiitingIy.
This law. II passed, will COMPEL the
captains as q matter cf seIf-defonoe to
require al intending passengers from
American, Euelish or Asiatlc ports 70
provide themselves with medical GER
tiAcates showing that they are neither
oonsumptives nor exhibit any tend.
encies Of being 80 an lc!ea
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Athletes Depart.

NEW YORK N. r., March 2I.--As the
steamship "Fulda" steamed away yfrom
the North German Lloyd pier, in Ho-
.boken, this morning, the great crowd
on the dock enthusiastically j,ined in
yelling: "Hooray, Hooray, Hooray,
Tiger, Sis. Boom, ah, Princeton. = On
board was the Princeton athletic team,'
" hich is to to uphold the honors Of
America at the Olympian games to be
held in Athens, next month. The
members of the team are: j. H
Colfelt, F. A. Lane and A. G. Tyler,
with Robert Garrett as captain. The
party will arrive at Athens on April Sd,
two days before the great tournament
is scheduled to begin.