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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-08
LOCAL BREv1rlEs
msttsr, Of Minor Moment In aud AbO I
the CITY.

mstter, Of Minor Moment In aud AbO ut
the CITY.
At the Grand to-nisht-"si Punk
ard"
Al the opera House-EddIe Foy. In
ION the Earth"
There were only three cases before
Mayor Butts in police court on Satur-
day.
An East Wheeling man was seeking
Information rs to the whereabouts or
his wife, at police headquarters, last
night.
The following council committees
are called TO meet this evening at $50
o'clock: on streets, alleys and grades
on fire department.; on police DEPART
ment: on petitions and circumstances.
Cossman Mueller, proprietor OF the
busch house, Market street. Second
ward. died last evening at 800 O'Clock;
Mr. Mueller was well-known and
hIpbIv respected German citizen. He
wns in the fifty-sccond year OF his
age.
4 Sigh; blaze occurred at the tailor
sbop OF Ed Helms & Company. at the
.nr1er ~ Main and Twenty-Second
strents last evening, shortly after
o'clock. caused bv an cmploye careless
IL droppiny a match In basket OF
cloth cuttings The chemical engine
nut out the blaze before hardly any
damage was done,
J,nitor samuel Sloan aud a force OF
assistants, win begin the annual house
cleaning at the city building TINS
morning. Walls. floors and ceilings
viii be .swabbed and everything right
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-08
In CI,rk Roh.rt.om,. Omse.

The following transfers OF real es-
tate we're admitted to record In Clerk
Robertson's Office Saturday:
Deed dated February II. 1897. from
David NJ. Alexander and wife 20 George
p. Alexander, conveying certain par
Gel OF land near Greggsvllle, Ohio COM
~, consideration, 5000.
Deed dated February 20. 1897. from
William Henderson and wife TO Wilt
lam H. Craig, conveying - certain
tract OF land near ROney's Point, o.;
consideration. 5000.
Deed dated February %. 1897. from
j. Elwood Hughes and wife 10 William
II. Craig, conveying lot No. :, In A.
G. Robnsous addition to Wheeling Is
land; consideration. $1,000
Deed dated March 8 1899. from Chap
Watson and wife to Fred c. and John
a. ZarnItz, conveying lot at northwest
corner OF Chnnline and TwGnty-tifth
streets; consideration, $500
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.
str,uver.In tho c,tr an ! whVo't"E Folk
Abroad.

Aurond.
,e ,,tu ~ Rr,dpanort. has
MISS M1Dcl 9'' NJ ,',gItIng rrtepds Mt
returned nome "'''' '''''''''
Blaine, ONO .,
Mr.. Edward Mooney oil tne Nn''ui,u'
pike, IL going 10 N"'So" S'''' W ''
In the Dig UEhI
Mrs. r. G. Saunders, OF Marth fer-
~, formerly OF Wheeling, Is recovering
from Il severe illness.
NJ y c NnsbutZ. who has been con-
oroI "a hIs rooms with a severe at
t ,,, NJ the grin, is able TO be out again.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-08
Mr.. D0BBlNS' BODY
Arrives Over the Baltimore &Ohio
Road Last Night.
LARGE GATHERING At DEPOT

70 Receive the Iio,Iy Further Particulars
ofths Accident at misunderstanding
phyulslsns Praise the NVo"d'rf"l Feet
Itado displayed BY Mr.. DoS"I"' u""'r
such PaInraI ComdltlonS--I'uner"l Ser
vices VIII he IIsld at III' Late Residence
at 4O'eIOek thIs Afternoon --Ths I"t'r'
mrnt viii be sIAds at PsnlllsulsF ceh'e-
terry, and will lie Private.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-08


The Mutual Life Insurance Company
W. W. Simpson, Agent
Grand opera ouse--Sidc-Trhckcd.
opera House-UnCe Toms Cabin.
Opera House--Teresa C1rreno:
tate-Adiourned.
Tor Bed Room.
RRngRs-Geu W. JohnsOn'E Sons.
Carroll Club AudiIorlum-Cardinal Glib
So5 RewArd-Mrs. VIM Fallourc-second
Page. go
Wc Have Prepared a Feast OF GOOD
ThInEs-ThG Hub-Eighth Page:
Geo. II. Taylor Co. Openlng-Fitth Page.
New Attractions at the SILK Counter
Geo, +. SUfel Il Co.-Thlrd Page.
Praise Unstlnted-Geo, NJ. shook q Co.
RTaus Korrcct Clothing Fifth PnEe.
Drupery DcrHrtmentTstone & Thomas
Eighth Page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-08
SPRING opENlNG OF c. NEss 8 SONS.

we have now Oh exhibit all the latest
novelties IN SHiiImES, TrOnGUrlnES, Fancy
VFStlnEa and OVsrrORtluGB.
The stylish appearance, good MT aura"
NIFTY and entire satisfaction OF OWF gar"
menta " our reputation -,
prIeea OG our SuIIlHgS THE SpTlnE vii!
he $1,000 aud mp, rTOWsertnEa $500 Anu
mn, Oar Gents FUrnlShinG department.
,,-Ir.S. &, HESS 4 SONS,
1891 aud HAS Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-08
Chr 5ntrlIiqenrrr


ooirs, Noi. So aud y; Foor'ss"tn Str"n,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-08

ONE Minute Is all the time ncccs.
sary 10 decide from personal expert
enCe that One Minute Cough Cure does
what Its name implies. G. Il. Goet2e,
Corner Twelfth and Market streets;
Bowie 4 Co. Bridgeport; Peabody &
Son. BnnWnnl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-08
Plain India Silks.

White and high colors. VIII not say
much FOR the quality OF those at Csc
ward and less. bat from 39c yard up
qualities are decidedly good Three
grades Black Waterproof India
silks, SOC up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-08
27.Inch Wide SOC Yard.

Printed FoulArd silks as wide a. Cling,
mans arc now here in design and
coior-blcnds which cRpiivste at
sight. High quality in these 5pc
silks too,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-08
Black Brocaded silks.

And Satins and MORE Vcloutcs viii he
great favorites for Dress Skirts. SO
viii COlOrcd Brocnded TaaCta
Glaccs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-08

The Hall corner HAin and Fourteenth
AUGUSTUS POLLACk.
Daily camera., 1897-11-30
Was a Boulder Boy.

An tf.year old boy named Elliott wht
was yesterday sent to the reform schoo
from Morgan county for larceny was a
Boulder boy. having but ten days age
left here in company with tramp, the
two riding on stolen bicycles. From
here they went to Morgan county and
there they became involved for theft
With view to reforming him, family
took the boy in charge, but one day dur
ing their absence from home he ransack-
ed the house and stole everything in
sight. He escaped on train but was
again captured, tried and sent to the re.
form school. The sheriff of Morgan
county was over in Boulder today to see
Mrs. Elliott, the mother of the boy, who
is resident of Boulder. The tramp who
led the boy astray has been bound over
in the district court and is in the Arapa-
hoe county Jail awaiting trial for larceny,
Daily camera., 1897-11-30
.HE WANTED PROTECTION.
A Stranger Calls Upon Sheriff to Put Him
In Jail.

A Stranger Calls Upon Sheriff to Put HIM
in Jail.
A tall, robust locking man, but evident
ly considerably the worse for liquor,
dropped into the court house at 8 o'clock
last night and inquired for Sheriff Dyer.
To that obliging official, the man said:
"Sheriff, l want to be locked up. Some
parties are after me and think they can
get me tonight. l want you to put me
out of their reach" The man muttered
the names of his phantom pursuers. He
gave his name as Morrow, and said he
was brother of the sheriff of Sheridan
county, Wyo. Sheriff Dyer asked many
questions, which Morrow attempted to
answer coherently and courteously. He
said he came over with the Longmont
party to attend the trial of case in the
county court yesterday. and was fairly
we'll dressed citizen. He had his grip
and other useful appurtenances with
him, as the sheriff walked with him to
the Jail and provided him bed for the
night.
1t was quite evident the mar was
"nutty." either on account of the liquor
he had drunk or because of some more
serious trouble with his head.
Daily camera., 1897-11-30
REDiViOUS CARIBOU.
Rumbllng of Railroad Cars Already Heard
on Idaho and Boulder County Hills.


Hon. John T. Bottom, John Good,
Schlessinger of Weldon mine fame, Har-
bell and others, owners of the St. Louis
mine, are bringing this Caribou property
into prominence. Their shaft is down
40 feet and now they are putting on a
fine hoist and other machinery. In the
meantime, they are drifting on ore, hav-
ing four foot body of iron sulphide.
One who claims to knowtells the Camera
that this four foot body averages s3S to
the ton IN gold, beside the silver values.
Some recent good sized shipments,
notably one of I6 tons, brought them
better than SI22 a ton.
Platt and George Rogers are peggirg
away at the Sweet Home, doing consid-
cradle sinking. The property has ex
cellent prospects.
The old Idaho, the property of Will
lam Martin, of Boulder, has been bond.
ed and leased 10 A. J. Baker and James
E. Young of Denver, and will be worked
for all that's in it. Work has already
commenced on this sterling old silver
bonanza.
Taking it all in all, Caribou prospects
are brighter than for years. The tonnage
of that camp, when the immense low
grade ore bodies of Idaho hill and Boul-
der county hill are considered-saying
nothing of the wonderful silver belt, with
its Caribou, Poorman and Belcher-could
easily be made second to that of no
camp in this county. When the bonan-
zas closed, 1t cost 81 ton to haul ore TO
Boulder and SIG and 10 per cent off to
treat the ore. A railroad, bent on build
ing up volume of traffic, and mill
capable OF giving to these immense
bodies of ore, a treatment cheap and
satisfactory, col1d do wonders both for
railroad and mil, as well as for Boulder
county in the employment of hundreds
of additional miners in tn. Caribou belt
alone. That the Colorado & Northwest
ernis headed Tor Caribou and Neder-
land seems to be conceded fact and
hope has been inspired in breasts to
which that sentiment has been unknown
for years. Low grades, immense bodies,
an all-rail haul to the mills-these are
all that Caribou requires to bring back
the era of her wonted prosperity.
Daily camera., 1897-11-30
5 NEWS.
WEYLERlTES CRUSHED.
General Blanco Nips Their Little Plans in
the Bud.

the Bud.
Havana, Nov. 3o-General Blanco to
day nipped in the bud a move being
made against the granting OF autonomy
to Cuba, by the rartisans of General
Weyler. The general has been aware of
the plot for several days and his men
made RAID upon the printing office of
El Commerce. today and captured a
large quantity of printed circulars with
the glaring headlines "Viva Weyler.
The circular glorifies Weyler and most
virulently attacks the United States and
General Blanco, and denounces auton
omy. General Blanco also arrested Eva
Camel, well known newspaper man and
a notorious Weyler partisan, Hosea Her
media, and three employees of the print
ing office.
Daily camera., 1897-11-30
STRUCK A TARTAR.
Assessor George Metcaif Receives Punish
ment From James Noble.

Assessor George Metcalf Receives Punish
ment From James Noble.
County Assessor George Metcalf and
James Noble are reported to have had a
hard fight with fists for weapons at
Lafayette yesterday. Sheriff Dyer was
telephoned for by the assessors wife,
but was unable. to 60 over. Mr.. Metcalf,
who is strong man physically, is re.
ported 10 have been bruised badly about
the head. The story, so far as is known,
is that the quarrel started over buggy
which Metcalf had purchased of Noble.
The buggy had been removed from Met
calls house during his absence from
home on account of his failure to make
regular payments. This, Metcalf resen.
ed and went to the store to seek redress.
1t is reported that he was under the in.
huence of liquor and was not able to de-
fend himself in the scrimmage which
followed, and was badly beaten up. His
face was pounded terribly and it is
thought the skull is fractured above the
eye.
Deputy District Attorney Duncan
went over to Lafayette this afternoon to
conduct the hearing of Noble, which will
be held before Justice Miller at 7:3o to-
nipht
Daily camera., 1897-11-30
silver DpHJHIlpu,

New York, Nov. 3o-siiver is quoted
at 59H today.
Daily camera., 1897-11-30
They Inspected the Cottage.

Long Island City, Nov. 3o-The judges
lawyers and attendants IN the Thorne
case were expecting that the case would
be completed today. but contrary to ex.
pectations, Attorney Howe suggested
that the jury be permitted to 60 to Wood
side cottage and examine the scene OF
the tragedy. Justice Maddox at first re,
fused but afterward reversed his decision
and the jury at 1890 proceeded in a
special car to the cottage.
Daily camera., 1897-11-30
THE NEW CABINET,

The Baron Won Frankenthurn Organizes
New Austrian Ministry.
Vienna, Nov. 3o-Baron Won Franken
thurn. the minister Of worship and edu
cation has completed the task of form
ing new ministry to take the place Of
the one which resigned on Sunday. He
made the selection of the following well
known statesmen: Herr Ruber, minister
of justice; Herr Witek, minister of rail.
roads; Herr Boehm- Bewerk, minister of
finance; Herr Koeber. minister of COM
merce; Herr Latour, minister of educa-
ton and Count Bilandt minister of agri.
culture
Daily camera., 1897-11-30
Broke Down the bikes,

London, Nov. 3o-Despatches from
Brussels state that the recent gales were
very severe on the Belgian coast. The
dikes were washed in and broken down
and many ships washed ashore. The
troops are busy at the work of rescue.
Daily camera., 1897-11-30
in SELF DEFENSE.
Oscar Allen Tells His Story of the stsbbiug
of Jack Callahan.

Oscar Allen Tells His Story of the Stabbiu &
of Jack Callahan.
Later particulars received of the stab
bing ARRAY at Yankee Hill Saturday
night reached Idaho Springs yesterday
Aliens story is 20 the effect that the
argument was over some of his clothing
that was missing and which he accused
Callahan Of taking Callahan drew a
knife and Allen struck at him. In ward
ing the blow, Callahan threw up his arm
and his own knife was plunged into his
breast.
Allen is known in Boulder, being a
brotherin law of P. J. Werley.
Daily camera., 1897-11-30
The Crew Were Not Lost.

New York, Nov. 3o-The crew of the
British schooner, Elite, whoit was feared
were drifting on the Atlantic, arrived in
port this morning on board the Exeter,
which picked. them up on the 24th of
November
Daily camera., 1897-11-30
Two Weeks for the jury.

Chicago, Nov. 3o-Attorneys Deneen
and McEwen for the prosecution and
the attorneys for the defense agree that
the jury in the Leutgart trial will be Sc
cured in less time than in the first trial.
The examination of talesmen still con.
Daily camera., 1897-11-30
FACTS,
Not Theories !

1t selling GOOD GOODS LOW PRICES
full
Daily camera., 1897-11-30
Colorado Springs Prosperity.

Colorado Springs, Nov. 3o-The rapid
transit company today reduced the wages
of their employees from 20 cents an hour
to I7H cents.
Daily camera., 1897-11-30
Coasted Into Death.

Atlantic, Iowa, Nov. 3o-Earl Perry
was killed and several other boys were
badly injured while coasting this morn
ing. Their sled ran into tree.
Daily camera., 1897-11-30

To Cure . Cold In One Day
fake Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. 75 cents
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-23

on June 2sth and 29th, the c. g. M
ny VIII sell excursion tickets to Tole-
do, o., at one fare for the round trim
account Ohio State Teachers Associa,
tion Convention. Tickets good return.
ing TO and including July 3rd.
On July 3rd, the G. & M. Ry. will sell
excursion tickets to Minneapolis. Mimi,
at a rate of one first class limited fare
plus 80 cents for the round trip. Tick.
cts will be good returning to and in.
cluding July 11th or il deposited with
Joint Agent Minneapolis before july
lotn' the return limit may be extended
TO Aug. 2nd, 1897. For further infor.
nation call on or address nearest {. &,
M. Ticket Agent or E. w. Page, G. p.
A., Cam bridge, o.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-23
FINE POLISHED OAK STANDS AND
TABLES at Soc s1.25, SI5Oaud s1.9S.

We have placed in our store room,
near the Office, one of the celebrated
REGINA MUSIC BONES, orchestral
size, equal to full equipped orchestra,
which plays two minutes, the choicest
music, perfect in time and technique.
Your choice of all of them for sc each.
This week you can hear American Fan
-tasia, Arion Carnival, Faust, Aye Maria
vGounod, The Band Played On, The
Darkies Dream and My Old Kentucky
Home, Evening Star from Tannhauser,
Hail Columb bia, The Honeymoon March
and others The proceeds to be given
to the Presbyterian Church choir for
their new pipe organ. You can get the
worth of your money and at the same
time help good cause.
The number of books, Thought Trans
ference, gets less each week at s2.9s,
worth s4OO. Don't wait too long, or
you will miss the greatest book of the
age.
The finest and choicest odors for the
handkerchief and toilet, in Extracts
and Toilet Waters at 10, 25 and SOC an
ounce
Bargains in Every Department, every
day at
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-23

lodged. Columbia is nearly seven miles
up the river, on the west bank, oppo-
site Hyde Park. Harvard occupies q
farmhouse and barn called Red Top
No. ?, above Kipp's cave and about half
a mile above the upper mark of the
course-which may be the lower end if
conditions OF wind and tide seem to
make it preferable to row north. The
Harvard men climb from their boat tC
Red Top up a steep hill along wind
ing path which leads through vineyards
and under green orchards. Pennsyl
vania is stationed directly up the hill
from this point, and her boathouse IS
but three minutes walk from the ferry.
All the lighthouses are of one pattern,
long, temporary structures of unpainted
boards w-th roofs covered with tarred
paper held down 10y cleats. Cornell is
in town, on Prospect street, in what is
called the Hicks house, place more ac-
cessible to busybodies than the other
headquarters, and Yale's brief stay will
be in the Stuyvesant manor house al
Edgewood, nearly opposite the Harvard
outfit.
Yale doesn't love Poughkeepsie, and
shows its spite by training in New Lon.
don, coming here at the last moment.
l have heard this course criticised-by
the Poughkeepsie committee, because
the contributors to the fund want to
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-23

nomenal and in finishing the pull the
! body is thrown back in u way that is
startling when first seen. The great
! desideratum seems to be to have the
| oar pushing the water as long as posi-
| BILE, with a very quick recovery and
reach to follow.
More than crew or boat, it is a ques'
! ton of coach and stroke. 1t is Cook
against lehman. Cook himself says
that the pristine purity of his stroke
has been sullied by Yale through his
own necessary attention to business
and that this year he is making radical
improvements, the necessity of which
was suggested by last years experience
at Henley. 1t is probable, therefore
that both crews will row a long, slow
stroke, with plenty of back and leg
work. and with Harvard for once get
ting slightly the longer reach.
Interest, of course, centers in the
work of the Big Three" but there vii.
be plenty of other sport. On Wednes'
day, weather permitting, the freshmen
crews of Yale, Harvard and Cornell.
will begin the sport. AS between the
two former, the contest of methods vii.
give in advance some idea of the mer'
its of the opposing stroke, and will
modify opinions of the big race of June
25. \ Yale or Harvard victory will Ger.
tainly, under the circumstances, be ac.
cepted as a good augury for the var
sity crew Of the winning side. The Yale
freshmen WILL however, suffer even
more than the big crew, from unta.
miliarity with the water
On June 90 comes the race between
the Cornell, Columbia and "Pennsy"
freshmen; on July2 the series closes
with the Pennsylvania. Cornell aad
Columbia varsity crews.
1t will be noted that both Cornell
crews contest twice, once with Yale ard
Harvard and once with Columbia and
Pennsylvania. It is the willingness of
Cornell to race anyone that makes
this big meeting possible; and however
much one may deplore the strawberry
shortcake indulgence of some of the old
crew, there is nothing but praise for
the manly attitude of Cornell in this
matter. In the unlikely event of q Cor
nell victory, both Yale and Harvard
would be compelled to meet the fresh.
water men next year. But if Cornell
should finish at the tail end of the pro-
cession there will be no Big Three"
next time. Yale has the choice of
course for 1s0S, and will undoubtedly
choose New London with Harvard for
a sole antagonist, while the other three
crews may meet in Poughkeepsie again.
80 that, for many reasons, the results
OF the Poughkeepsie series will be
watched with the keenest interest.
OWEN LANGDON.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-23
THE FINISH

get "the worth of their money" in O
longer stay of the principal crew; and
by New York friends of Yale, who think
that the crew ought to have the benefit
Of longer practice under local condi-
tions, and of acclimatization to the in
land air. If there is force in this argu-
ment, Harvard has the best of the big
Three" having been on the ground
more than two weeks. It certainly
seems as If Yale's actions in the Hudson
valley are very different from those on
the sound, while coxswain might
study the sweep OF the tides in the Hud-
son for much more than two weeks and
still have plenty TO learn. Still, Yale
has way of winning on the water; she
has a good coach and strong crew to
pull famous stroke.
Cornell may not be out of the big
race, but the wiseacres do not predict
much better than last place for the
strawberries. The experiment of re-
leasing much of the best material for a
crew and making it up of light, young
men who have not been called upon to
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-23
YALE-HARVARD-CORNELL
Their Crews Win Battle for ST.
premacy on the Hudson.
The Feature of the Season in College
CircIes-Other Races That VIII
&c Intercsting-Gossip of
the Crews.
[ConYrieht. 1911

Highlands, n. Y.-Poughkeepsie is
pretty town, with shady, well-kepi
streets and fine residences, but few
visitors, except bowling collegians who
want "a hours of excitement daily, neeo
see much of it during the races of neXt
week, as New York can be reached by
numerous special trains in an hour anc
a half. The town is deeply interested
however, and has raised money to pay
the expenses of the visiting crews ane
to rouild their lighthouses and floats. OF
course the Vassar girls up on the hill
are not the least interested, and most
of them will stay over to see the fun.
There will be about 900 of them, OF
whom S97 will wear pink, gray, red or
other shirt waists with blue serge
skirts. This is an unofficial estimate
based on preliminary observation.
Thus is the stage set for the great
week of sport which will culminate in
the Northumberland match next
Friday. The crews are pleasantly
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-23

row more than three miles before--wer
it may have been necessary measure
of discipline. but it looks like desper.
ate one. Certainly the Cornell veterans
had been misbehaving in training, but
there are Comedians who. think Coach
Courtney should have reasoned with
them with tears in his eyes instead OF
ordering them from the table.
If it weren't for the mighty impress
sion made by the doughty Cooks long
record of victories for the blue, most of
the disinterested winner-pickers would
thing very kindly of Harvard's chances
The crew are an uncommonly fine lot OF
fellows, strong, clean, long, and lean,
with q tremendous reach and healthy
appetites. They certainly pique curios-
ity more than any other crew. They
have read for their examinations in
quarters-generally with feet propped
on a veranda railing and a newspaper
for textbook-they have been trained
on less heroic lines than in the past,
and they have q new stroke. 1t was
the Cook stroke which sent Yale to the
front, giving Harvard the wash of its
long, slow, clockwork motion. Harvard
clung tenaciously to its choppy, jerky,
and obviously faulty style, but it now
seems to have outdone even Yale in
length of swing. Rudolph c. Lehman,
the new coach, teaches an English crew
action which is most remarkable in
taking and leaving water. The reach
forward for the dip is something phe.