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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
STATE USIC TEACHERS MEET.

Binghamton y. Y. June 2S-The tenth annual
convention OF tine New-York state Music Teachers
Association began in this city this morning with
selections Of music.
The address Of welcome made by Mayor De-
witt and the response by President Sumner Salter
OF New York. short speech made by OK
Mayor George +. Green.
In his annual address President Saltcr referred TO
the condition Of the associations funds. the salts
factory progress made by the association. and the
attention which the constitution demanded Con-
gratIlatorJ kilograms sent to State conven-
tons I'm Indiana and Illinois
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
HTBERNTiNS ~ SESSION.
REPORTS FROM THE TWO WHO'S OF THE ORDER
STRENGTH OF THE AMERICAN BRANCH.
HIM MANY MONTHS

Trenton y J.. Juno % The convention OF tho
Ancient order OF lIibernians to-day effected per-
mnuon' organization. with + j. OConnOr. national
president 81 tho American branch. president
and 4 committee appointed 10 draft new
constitution
National Secretary O'Suliivan. Of tho American
branch. showed that wing O. the order 10 exist In
every stat" except Wyoming and TO have Isl III
visions. with total membership Of .y61. Tue
total receipts ~ thcse divisions FOR the last
years 81 .Ghi ~ n expenditures. Sl1ofi % for
sick and funeral benefits tns 9i3 % for charitable
and other purposes
Secretary O'Sulvan's report OF the Ladies' Aux
HMry showed ~ divisions: total membership
1918 total recelpts for two years. So f2 90 cxpen
difures 81 's1 % for sick and funeral benefits and
t9lf3 - FOR charitable and other purposes.
Tho report Of Secretary HAYES showed that the
Board Of Erin wing had. before amalgamatlOn, a
total membership OF i've thousand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
THE WIMBLEDON TOURNAMENT

London June 2s--1n the lawn-tennis tournament
at wimbledon to-day the brothers Doherty. holders
O, the doubles beat Hobart and Nlshet. s. s.
Ga for the championship. II was a much harder
contest than the score indicates Hobart was
especially brilliant. nj times sending the balls al
such a pace that the Dohertys could not handle
.be,o hut both Hobart and Nisbet were irregular
MANY OF their balls went out OF court and into tho
net and the s,eadiness and accuracy OF the cham
MONS finally won each set.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

the public and which private indvldmas sr fsnp9
possibly be expected to furnish: FOR concrete
walks 81 @ Ps az for cC ornton water water
IN hl1jidings md Bronx River water 10 we p"to,,
Tho Mayor has promised TO nrins .n nt it's next
meeting and it is hoped that the bond lsshhs w" ~
be authorized The work 10 be p aid iGr or 9Sr he
PARK Department. in accordance with the So
ciety's plans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
ABRAHAM TEBBITT SENTENCED.

Boston, June 2s-Abraham Tebbitt the deiau 80
leather commission merchant. who left this cry -
March owing about $4,000 goods secured n" o..
Boston merchants. ana who was arrested w no,
gina. n. w. T.. was sentenced to-day TO ser's s,.,.
less than three nor more than Ave years ]" wv"
prison. ,.. "a
At his trial last month Tebhltt pleaced gu" ",
sixteen counts OF the indictment against nm ~, hi,
appeared In court yesterday. ana SEVERN n ~
creditors urged the Judge pass lignt sesrioul
while Tebbitt himself said he was IN sornhinl
physical condition ana victim OF tne III rrishi
habit The Judge considered the case ess' "'s
aud TODAY announced IA SnaiaiaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
TROTTTNG AT SYRACUSE.

Syracuse y Y. Juno 2S.-The opening meet of
the Central Network circuit was held 'his "l"'-
noon The Attendance was fair. weather warm
track good. Results.
. 80 class nro,,Ine purse 500 dieiicd Maic g..
m h, SUPERIOR HomhauFh). won i1 thr'' siraiF' hof-
Nan'!a 81 m. second. Hurricane. hk < iri i''
9'2o ciass rroftlnr purse $500 diviod' Nofve'' e.
hy Norysl Perrin won thrd. fourth AMI -'N', 800
ana race Va~nark blk e. f--f and s-cnnd h'A''
plas,c- b- h. won MN heat. Hc-' ''ine -
? 20 lass tpacinr. purse 500. aFitNf' tiw'fa -
r. . hv Albert Uagrfn tHeveU won IN straight i'a'.
Ian intrigue b. ~. second Acnon Jim. Dr. D. ihlfi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
Gossip OF THE TROTTFRS

The Old Colony Purse. FOR trot,ers 81 the ~
class. will bring together NJ Hartford nert Week
the two crack campagncrs Hans McGregor. ?lli..
and Tommy Rrltton. 2ii'. Hans McGrcEor IL
the fastest trOtier Of the season Up 10 date. and
Tommy Rri,fon is a nvc-ycar-od u the iinmlin
stable. that has been TAXED abou. as the pros
pecfive champion 'rof'cr - isqs Alcidala. zlp..
Prince Invalard e1r7. and captain Jack 2ioA..
are some of the probable starters At Hartford IN
the All class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
AMONG THE OARSNEN
rsY TELEGRAPH To TIE rRIsrST.l

As the date OF the Long Island regatta Is only
two weeks on the oarsmen. especially those Of
the BROOKLYN and Long Island boat clubs are
training hard. The entries more numerous
than they have been for years, and the regatta
should be a fine
The postponed regatta OF the Crescent Athletic
Club. Of Brooklyn. will be held In the Narrows IL
the weather will permit.
The Flushing Boat Club which won the junior
Eaur-oared race At the Long Island Regatta last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

The fine weather Of yesterday broueh' OUT many
golfers from this city 10 Ardsey. ana there was
great deal Of activity on those links Inc pi'
clnaI contest Of the day was the match ROUND OF
eighteen holes. played by j. Duncan Dunn. w
Wheeler and F. ". Sanford. all OF the Brookiawh
Country Club Of bridgeport Conn, Dunn mae
mo round in 50 ticng the record for the course
hold nv John Forman. the Ardsley pro'essiona-
Wheeler and Sanford also madc good scorTs Gbaoisr
ing the round In " and 20. respectively. NH,,'l'l
nn97nmenced with S-f-i-3 which is considered an
extraordnary score for the first four holes II being
below the boyle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
HARNESS RACES At COLUMBUS.

Columbus. ohio. June IS Weather clear. track
fast. Results.
. N pace The Swi't 8, straight heats li"N
2.isi. i2'4 o.i2. split also started. ~
- irot Many King Won So a. ',..U -,
first heat IN 2 2o'. AMT, and Mario also started ot
o-ei noce- FNplol' won straight hehi' limo 80.
9.ITI. 2.l.i. Tommy q. arH Dorfnont also started
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
TROPHIES or THE MISSOURI POPULISTS.

81 Louis June d There will be n sharp contest
between tho Mddle-of-the Road element and tho
Fusionsis for the control ~ the State Convention
Of the Missouri Populsts to he held I'm this city on
July : Chairman Resell" says: "Ths principal
contention by conservative Populists at the con-
vcntiOn VIII he made 10 prevent the holtng Middle
Of he Road element, which has called National
Convention 10 be hold at Cincinnati on September
I from controlling tho party Organization In this
state for the purpose Of barter and trade with the
Rcpf.bllcauz"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

Jackson. Mich June % The first day NJ The
jackson Driving club meeting vas cloudy. threat
ening and cool Track was IN good condition ana
the crowd large
ai9 .ro, Assey won straight heats Tim~ lt~,
os 223n. Her. Righiwod F.a'histt Qntk'F 70
1'qmuaula. Girl Sofa AMI Bonnie STARED
xix sc~-Bille H. won N srsigh' heats NM
elait 2lGL 2.l5i. Rie ". brrSs no trsc< record
TIE other ,iar'ers were Newton ". tauhrige Bell"
William wallace. scrbner. ThoIuias Prince. Dck Val
Mignon, Pendulum md lin rugh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

The second womens handicap for the foote cup
ts announced at the Morris County Golf club this
,,o-,oor Among the probable entries are Miss
IIols, shelton Mrs william Shipper, Miss Hay
Miss Field Mrs Arthur Dean. Mrs II. = Ihpgps
Siss wills and Miss Twombly. Other contests LOT
10 aav arc n women's handicap series AT me
oakland links and a team match between the nut
lov and Essex County teams at orange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
COMMENTS on CURRENT EVENTS.


From The Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Theodore Roosevelt Is mutilatcral Ie IL n
diamond with numerous facets. He can do various
important things and DO them all we'll. lie is
given 70 changing hin sphere 81 effort but ne
adapts himself 80 quickly TO tho conditions OF the
new sphere that he seems for all practical pur-
POSES To have natural bent therefor. lie is never
"a square peg In round hole"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
NOR The first contest for II will take place Sat
urday OF this week

The Fairfield County Golf Club. OF Greenwich
Conn will hold medal-play handicap for the
presidents cup on SATURDAY. There VIII viii, pe t.,
mems foursome contest a; the Haroor mn "in'
the same day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

Tho dcvotees OF the trottng horse are jubant
over the remarkable success OF thcr favorite type
OF shoppers at tho recent Crystal Palace Horse
Show I'm London. After heating the imported
French and English high sieppers AT their own
game this side Of the water some representative
trotting bred park horses were sent abroad last
spring n invade tho enemy's country. At this
Crystal Palace show tho fashionably bred American
trotting horse, Governor Brown, carried OF tho
highest honors in competition with the English
hackneys. Governor Brown was exhibited by
johnny" BrattOn. OF the last National Horse
Show in New York hut he was beaten here by
Joseph r.. Widener's Won Iarbinger and by G. f..
Batess COxey. both wel-bred trottcrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

f. r. Bovine has been training John r. Gentry.
2oOlz. with renewed confidence during the last week
in consequence OF queer thing that happened a
short time ago AZ Rcadvillc Mass. the track
where Star Pointer set the worlds record for
PAGERS at 1894 tablet had been placed on the
three-quarter pole at Readvillc concentrating the
first mile gone In harness I'm 200 better
a stroke Of lightning struck this particular pole
couple OF weeks ago smashing the l.a94 tablet
all to pieces although no damage whatever
done to any other part Of the structure Bovine
now thinks that the odds are I'M 10 ! that the
record Will be beaten this year. and he hopes TO do
II with John II. Gentry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

II all the ..I0 trottcrs That are owned ny New
York horsemcn were To- appear ~ the opening %
tho new speedway next Saturday. M" array ~
demonstrated speed would 10 n notable ono Among
tho men and horses on parade would he " +. -
Stokes with Beuzetta. 2:oe'.. T. H. Hartman. with
STEAMBOAT. 2.O,ia. and Onoqua. 2oFt W. NJ :.
Hoffman. with PiAley. 2o'i. Robert Ronner, with
sunol. 2osi, and Maud 8. 2o.N H. o. Iiavemcyer
with Belle Fara 2.Jsa.: Lcsa Wilkes. zoo. and Iar-
rietta. 2oe'1; William Kelly. WIN Dan Inpid
2miz J. W Cornish, with David -. 2cg'. James
Kerner with Bush. 2aUs: Charles Weiand. With
James L.. 2oh1. John Langan. win Page. 2Ns'I
and William Simpson. with Bounccr 2lO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
BOX INC.

W 4 RRADY SAYS CORBETT AND MCCOY ARE NOT
MATCHED.
A sensational story printed yesterday 10 'he
effect that an arrangement had been made WHEREBY
Mccoy and Corbett would fight before CLUB al
Ru~aio for n nurse OF s12 900 a. Brady. the
manager for Corbett when seen. said that' as la
az Corbett was concerned there WAS not "oru Oh
truth In the story He said Corhett wonla DC 80
the city IN day or two. ana mat Ios''o'' sum"
arrangement might be made then
sHARKEY AND RUHLIN MEET TO-NlO'hi'
Thomas sharkey and Gus Rubin Will box TWEEN
tv-nve-round contest at the Greater Ne"-fo'h
Athletic club. Coney Island this evening ho'''
men are in excellent condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
GOV POWERS RENOMTNATED.
CHOSEN AGAIN TO LEAD THE MAINE
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
THE STATE PLATFORM INCLUDES An iNDo'''r-
MFNT OF PRESIDENT M'KINLEY's WAX
Avn rT-RA% POLICY.

AND CUBAN POLICY.
Augusta Me. June eS-There were l2s delegates
ont Of a possible 1.52s In attendance at IN" STATE
Republican Convention held here to-day 'halr
man Joseph Manley OF the State committee cam"
the convention to order. and afte' prayer MT Man
lev read a telegram from Senator Eugene ha'e'
who was TO have presided but could NOT leave
Washington on account OF the pressure OF DUST
ness
Colonel Stanley Plummer was then intfonuceu NJ
temporary chairman. and the secretaries "''e aP
ponted Colonel Plummcr addressed the conVe"-
ton upon issues Of both State and National IN
terest and tho mention Of a naval nero or Any
matter regarding the present war WAS sisna' io'
tho greatest applause.
state Committee was nominated. and the hon
+ q bradbury Of Saco. eloquenty presented ''t
name OF the Hon. Lleweyn Powers. or hou''o''
for denomination NJ Governor Of Maine Inc ho'n'-
nation was made unanimous by a rising vote
4 committee was appointed to await upon GOV
ernor Powers and inform him Of his renomihato"
Ex-Governor Clcavcs presented n resolution co"-
rondlng the work OF the state officials In the pres
ent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

The sensational California four-year-od PAGER
Betowica 2IOa.. will make his first start In thH
Tasf NJ Hartford next week He Is entered In the
20a class against Mise Jennings. 2NH.. Dan .,
POSI-. Bright Light posi- Tnssing Relic. &0s's. by
Hcr-at-Iaw. and other fast ones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
HARNESS RACES.
IpGEPoRTs rRoTT1NG TRACK OPENED

BRIDGEPORTS TROTTING TRACK OPENED.
Bridgeport Conn. June 2s-Th"re was n g'oh'
sized attendance to-day At the opening Of Nutmeg
Park I'm this city Three events were on IN" caro-
and GOOD racing resulted. Each event was well
filled and although both the 2.l5 pace ana the
o.2l irot were decided IN straight heats the CON
tests rern exciting. The summaries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
Nm>nn&4

The Continent. the Stanch, handsome,
"Meh-bred " h9M ROADSTER, perfect III
shape, stludM in 1coyhmanshit. superb in
finish, uas mfendfd as a lighter and
soyner companion to he Continental The
f,r0 haze travelled together through se1eral
successful seasons. and their riders are
numbered not in thousands bW in tens Of
MOHSaHdS.
We bnHt the Continent 10 sell at $45 and
TO fomtefe 1riM $50 pkeeis,-fo be both
better and cheaper.
We are selling ii fo-ddr at
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS
(JFomen'S mOdels, $3.50
MS the greatest genuine Uhea bargain
at present before the bnbhc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

sHINNEcOCK HILLS CLUB TO INVITE FOUR PLAY
ERs FROM EACH or THE OTHER
CLUBS TO ITS TOURNEY

BITS FROM EACH OF THE OTHER
CLUBS TO ITS TOURNEY.
Ever since the Shinnecock Iiills COLI Club an
nounced It's intention Of holding an invitation tour
nament instead OF open one this season golfers
have been curious to learn in what way the inyI-
tatons would be sent out. 1t seemed likely that
considerable feeling would result II any attempt was
made to bar those whose past records entitled them
70 compete. For this the club was slow
IN making It's plans known. Now however II Is
said that general invitations Will he extended 10
the leading clubs to have them enter four Of their
best players without specifying who they shall be-
IN this way each club will solve the difficulty for
itself The wisdom OF the move is apparent for
it IS unlikely that any but the most prominent men
VIII be chosen. and thus thoroughly representa-
cr9wding which attended last seasons tournament
quality of the hed Doubtless Other clnbs ' wi ns
the invitation system In mind will be Induced 10
follow the same plan.
The second annual championship OF the Cen+ral
New-York Golf League will be begun this morning
al the links OF the Rochester Country Club. Tho
league comprises eight clubs. each Of which will
be represented by team OF six men. THESE clubs
are those OF Utica. Albany Syracuse Buffalo
Rochester. Trenton. Auburn and Cooperstown.
The conditions to-day Will be eighteen holes match
vii be- eompeeS Sy @ the Tr st two rounds
VIII continue three days; closing on Friday with
longing to the league are eligible.
The Hillside Tennis and Golf Club OF Planfeld
Will formally open Its eighteen hole course on
July J. The course was laid out by Thomas Bende-
low carry IN the spring but the work OF placing it
IN playable condition has only just been completed
Another nourshing organization is the North
OF about twenty-eght hundred yards.
The Oakland Golf Club will play match with
the Marine and Field Club on the latters links on
Saturday. With the changes that have been made
therc recently. tho Marine and Field course is in
capital shape for the contest.
The handicap cup offered by Frederick y. Pratt
at the Queens County Golf Club having been won
by Henry W. Maxwell. Mr.. Pratt has offered a Soc
ond cup for similar series of handicaps to be
played on successive Saturdays during the sum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

The handicap cup offered by Frederick b. Pratt
at the Queens County Golf Club having been won
by Henry W. Maxwell. Mr.. Pratt has offered a SOC
ond cup for similar series of handicaps TO be
played on successive Saturdays during the sum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

CONGRESSMAN EDDY REyOMIyATED.

ST. Paul. MINI. June &-At Fergus Falls to-day
the Republicans of the With District renomina ed
Congressman EDDY by accamauaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

2ls cLAss-PACIXG- PURSE 500.
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+ v Reynoldss D. & Guy Wonder .............. z :
w II. Covilrs br. x. II VI L.. . .'.''''' 4" "
Time 2:2Oi. 222.. ? 23t
2.21 CLASS -TROTTiNG PURSE $500
+ r. C1ark's Oh. r Waller J....................
II Snvdrrs q A4litrator .......s.'s' -
George Grancerr b. III Pear .-..''.' .
Time 225'4 2.2tis. 2Gt
e35 CLASS PACING PURSE 80" tNpH lphl'.
r II Tuth.u's Blk m Susie ...........---..--
+ = Putnan's hlH Robert W...-+....-.....- y Of.
Cooper & Churchs p m. Lady Alec .-...''' " %
Time 2Gi. 2.24's. 2.eI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
THE PLATFORM ADOPTED.

Chairman r. T. sponord OF the committee o"
Resolutions then presented tho following resou-
tons when were unanimously ndoptNh;
Tn. Republican party OF Maine corda ~ ihVI..s
tho voters Of tho state without distinction on parp
To- ion I'm maintaining the principles OF the to''o"
ms platform: :. ,,t..., and mis-
Firm support Of Precedent MoNln.sy an" v IN
Administration I'm the conduct 81 me WI -
S.ain md - r.. ognition Of tho Presidents w's""'"
In tho management Of the cuban glesitont Army
Cordial appreciation Of The valor OF w" - o 1y
and navy as shown by the brave decus y. Ia
sailors and soldiers In tho war. ana 'hs ,be,r
duty Of The state to protect ana care io' -
wives aud children while they carry npei'S ~ '"
ouurossed and defend the Nation mono, - soldtor
1 currency for business ana hnyr' Wv - ,ha
and The pcnsloner. that Is as Roo9 az sT interest
unr'd ovar. AL necessary legislation IN me l,,
Of labor ~ temperance. education anu ''''"'
I'm the state administrator ,,-. ,,ot-i,lev md
" ror,Ii,l endorsement OF President Mchlh'el a."
the Sal. delegation I'm congress- an earn,r ~,
d'rs1trTn, %, tho businosslike Adminlstrh'.u" ~
our sat AFFAIRS by Governor Powers ana ana "a" sene
rroval Of his sound Judgment and ms goon s 'ro
L. ~ Jisrh,rge Of his important duties rs ON
nanIer -in-o hief and. ne nh" nominee OF .,nest
y"ntlon ulodqe 10 him our unanimous anu eH'"'''
suppor, AT the polls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

In n match with Miss Hewctt. on the ArdsIcy
links yesterday afternoon. MIS-. a. be VIII
cochran made the round In a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

The Oakland Golf Club will play match with
the Marine and Field Club the latter's links on
Saturday. With the changes that have been made
therc recently. tho Marine and Field course is I'm
capital shape for the contest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
NEEDING wAsHINGToN.s ADVICE.

From The Boston Journal
There are two hundred and nincty-nvc ships now
In the Navy Of the United states And mark II
Wel-thcTe are going TO he more before there are
fewer The American people have learned at last
the lesson which Washington sought to teach. that
nm adequate war fleet In American hands is a
potent instrument for peace. security and Justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
AFTER THE FALL OF SANTIAGO

ri"W III" froElu"Hce journal
What Spain will do after the fall OF Santa 20
Is evidently becoming pressing problem for solu-
non ~ the court OF Madrid Marshal Campos is
prohably the one individual In whom .he Queen
Regent has supreme confidence. and he is also a 3
far as the outside world knows the only man I'm
the Kingdom who would dare to make peace with
inc United states. This old soldier has 10 Illusions
regarding the situation In Cuba In any OF tho
other colonies OF his country and he realizes per-
ftctIy well that the future OF the peninsula re-
quireS the abandonment OF all useless deDendcnces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

II y Cannon Of Raltusro md !. Duncan Dunn.
~ prookIawn will play a foursomc match with ).
G. Powers and H. T. Matthieson on the D!K'r
Meadow links this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
GALLANTRY UNDER FIRE.

From The Chicago Inter Ocean
As the campaign progresses the Americans will
learn the ways Of the enemy. and Will night TO
better advantage. The men who behaved so gal
Spanards are not 10 he criticised for rash
ness when they simply did their duty under
circumstances common TO all spirited GA mnairns
they came unexpectedly upon hostile force and
Instead OF retiring In confusion stood their ground
ana IN the end drove tho attacking column from
the field This was good record ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
RUSSIA. ENGLAND AND AMERICA

From The Omaha Zee.
, There Is no doubt that the traditional friendly
!!,rfung or Russia toward the United States con.
tinues bYt 1t is easy to infer from tho observa
tions or Nhe Russian Ambassador that II might
De impaired by closer relations between this conn
Ky and England than now exist. The danger IN
La@ direction. however. In not imminent 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

FROM The Lewiston tMe.) Journal.
significant fact has dawned upon the world 8
vision In these days when the world Ia becoming
seer and prophet. II is that whereas there are
I'VE great Powers In the world there are but four
races Mr.. James Bryce notes IL I'm his erticI,
IN the July Atlantic his Ave great Powers being
Great Britain, the United States. Germany. Russia