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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-08-26
Resolutions Of Respect.

The following is sent the TRIBUNE
by j. E. Gates, OF Tacoma, Wash:
On Monday evening, August Is, 1898,
Chamber of Commerce rooms by citi-
were formerly citizens of North Da-
death of Governor Frank A. Briggs,
9, 1898.
Mayor johnson Nickeus was chosen
chairman, and j. e. Gates secretary.
A committee on resolutions was ap-
pointed. consisting of G. W. Thomp-
son, J. w. Cloes and ]. E. Gates, who
reported the following resolutions:
b Whereas. 1t is with sorrow we learn
of the death of Governor Frank A..
Briggs, of North Dakota, on August
8, 1898, and deeming it praiseworthy
to meet in this assembly and render to
his memory the honor justly due: and
( Whereas, We, former residents of
the state Of North Dakota, many of
whom were personal friends of the de-
ceased, knowing the good and upright
character of him who has gone before:
/. be it therefore
Resolved, That in obedience to the
call of Higher Power Frank A..
Briggs. Governor of the State of
North Dakota, has departed this life
to that of a better, we in common with
the citizens of his state mourn his loss;
Resolved, That in his death the State
has lost a most honorable and efficient
officer, one who was known to be
always strictly devoted to the interests
of his State, and anxious to assist in
i Resolved, That where politics and
the mad rush after wealth is prone to
make men forget many of the public
and personal duties and courtesies,
we are aware that the public and pri-
vate career of Frank A. Briggs was
that of an earnest and conscientious
citizen, whose only desire was to do
his duty we'll. q
M Resolved, That in his death a hus-
band and father is most truly mourned !,
and we hereby extend our most heart
felt sympathy to the bereaved ones.
Resolved, That copy Of these reso-
lutions be sent to the afflicted family
of the deceased, and to the papers in
Bismarck and Mandan, his official
and private places of residence.
G. w. THOMPSON,
J. w. CLoEs,
j. e. GATES.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-08-26
Senator Hansbrough Goes to
Washington to see Secretary
Alger About the Post.
Will Urge upon the Secretary the
n
Immediate Beginning of work
upon the Grounds.
Believed by the Citizens Commit
tee that the First Steps will
Soon be Taken.
To Get Action on the Post.

~ VCI AkllOu UlI Iuc TUSI.
Senator Hansbrough has gone from
New York to Washington to exert his
influence with the war department and
urge the immediate beginning of work
on the Bismarck military post. Mayor
Patterson received telegram to this
effect today, in response to an inquiry
made by the committee of citizens who
have charge of the matter. Senator
Hansbrough will urge the especial
desirability of the beginning of work
at this time, when the city has begun
to rebuild the buildings destroyed by
the recent fire.
Secretary Alger promised the citi-
zens committee that waited upon him
last spring that, since the objection of
the quartermaster's department to the
post had been removed, he would dis
burse any appropriations that might
be secured in the direction of building
the proposed post. Acting upon this
assurance the committee; after waiting
upon different departments and being
assured of their cooperation, set
about TO- secure a second appropria.
tion, the first having lapsed, and the
item for the beginning of the work was
incorporated in the sundry civil bill.
Up to the present time no steps have
been taken in this f7irection although
the site has been furnished, title
secured, arrangements completed for
sewerage, and other requirements
The progress of the war has neces-
sarily interfered with the work, but
now that it is over the citizens com
mittee feels positive that The first steps
in the erection of the post will soor
be taken.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-08-26
NEWS

Park River advertises for bids for
10 city hall.
Twenty-four threshing rigs have
been sold in Wells county.
Several cases of diphtheria are re-
ported from Stutsman county.
Ramsey county has fifty per cent
more land in crop than in 1896.
Western cattle, first shipments,
brought good prices in Chicago.
/ A party of Northern Pacific land
solicitors are touring the state in a
special car.
j. A large barn on e. H. Smiths farm
in Cass county burned with q number
of horses and cattle.
Williams county commissioners will
prosecute careless persons who set
prairie fires.
Mrs. Gussek of Fessenden died from
the effect of burns received in being
struck by lightning.
The Kuhn Messenger suggests that
the whole pop ticket be Withdrawn at
once-to save time.
The Lakota Herald will oppose
every man as a candidate for Office
who opposed the late war.
Fred Fouts has been committed to
Jail for trial at Mayville for shooting
and killing William Wallace.
Ransom county reports an average
wheat yield of IA bushels to the acre,
all grading No. Hard and Northern.
The apportionment of the state
tuition fund for the last quarter was
81 cents per capitalize smallest ap'
pOrtionment since statehood.
It is reported that Ex-C City Treasurer
Shotwell, of Fargo, is short some
thousands, but is negotiating for the
amount and the city will lose nothing,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-08-26
The New Directory

Supt. Edick is located with E. S.
Allen in the Taylor building, east
Main street.
Henry Anderson is located in the
Hoagland building east of the Banner
house.
Kuntz & Fischer's Midway is at the
Metropolitan on Second street.
The TRIBUNE is with The SETTLER.
Judge Tibbils Office is at the city
hall.
The surveyor generals office is over
Webb.
Harvey Harris Office is over Webb's
store.
J. G. Rapelje is in with George L.
Gilbert.
+. H. Register has an Office with E.
H. Wilson.
Paul Remington has store room with
Jos. Hare.
j. r. Gage is with DR.. Smyth in the
Dakota block.
E. S. Beardsley has rented the
Whalen building.
Chas. Kupitz is in the old Raymond
block-near-the Dakota.
Oscar Will is next to the Bureau
building on Fifth street.
Boucher, Philbrick & Cochrane
have an Office over Wsbb's.
E. E. Morris will have store room
with Meyhefoer, the furrier.
The First National Bank is located
in the Boston Clothing House.
G. M. Dahl is located in the Taylor
building on Main street, east end.
General Miller has an Office on the
second floor of the Bismarck Bank.
A. T. Patterson is on the second
floor of the Bismarck bank block.
Jos. Hare has an Office in the old
Bayne & Nhm restaurant building.
The land Office is on the second floor
of the Bismarck bank block end
M. p. slattery is repairing the
store adjoining Logan's on the north
G. H. Phelps is located a couple oi
doors west of lhe Boston Clothing
store.
John SWEET has part Of o. H. Beal's
store room, and will have a stock
here shortly.
E. s. Allen has his Office in Sheriff
Taylor's building-the old Mckinley
club headquarters.
General Hughes and M. p. Skeels
are located on the second floor of the
Bismarck bank block.
S. M. Pye's insurance agency is II
the United States marshal's Office
second floor Bismarck Bank block.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-08-26
LEGAL BLANKS.

Notwithstanding the fire the
Tribune will fill all orders for
legal blanks promptly. Any
thing in blank book line will
also be furnished just as
promptly as though there had
been no fire.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-08-26

Is THE BABY CUTTING TEETH.
Be sure to use that old and we'll tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for children teetbing. It soothes the
child, softens the gums. allsys ell pain
cures wind collie and ia the best remedy
for disrrhoea. 25 cents Q bottle.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-08-26
Taken Up,.

At my enclosure, July Goth, one roar
mare, weight $50 pounds, about !
years old. Branded on left shoulder
T Owner can have same by prov
w ing property and paying charges
IS HARRY F. HINCKLEY.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-08-26
Notice to Contractors.

=. =
Sealed bids will be received
by @. B. Little, Bismarck, n.
d., until 6 P. m, August %,
for the erection and completion
according to plans and specifi-
cations by Hancock Bros, Far
go Of two story brick building.
Plans can be seen at Office
Of Hancock Bros, and also at
First National bank, Bismarck.
----e-s- s.---------- .------s
Wanted
Twenty laborers, at once. Apply to
THOMAS FORTUNE.
II. S. Friez has new quarters at
iLogan's grocery; store, where he is
fully prepared to do all kinds Of boot
and shoe repairing. IN. @
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-08-26

Prof. Clemmer will conduct teachers
institute In Emmons county this week.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-08-26

I When your appetite deserts you,
just try DR.. sieger's Angostura Bit
ters before meals. 5.5
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-08-26
ck'l'ARRH
COLD u HEAD

Heals and Protects the Memheane. Restores the
Senses oe Taste and Smell. Full 6iEe SOC. Trial
Size 1Oc.: at Druggists or BY mall
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-02

uns. cantidad de dinaso suyos YRgenoEY
1nsfev6lver si1teln sSmith ~ q . fr1DtR
rAndole para ests operaoi6n tfesloperosys
El robo = Gree shsya sido' efeot1a do por
u xaguAn, pues amsneoieron Abiprtos
dos postigos do dioh4 casa. SuPonsmos
que Ia policfa prestark todos sus esfuer'
zos por esclarecer el heoho. y Neyar< E.,
buen paraie 1 los aatore.. ! '1O.HC' {
~. Ahora publioa 10 <aaoeta OF.
cialS Ia exportaci6n del mes DC Abril.
Segdn ella, so exportaron en- dicho mes (
12.059, Ia. kilos de .axhcar;;a 2.8s2,o68
de cafe, 22.e74 de cueros; 2.725,oss de
.misles; $1,000 de;tabseo y eco oabe.as
de ganado vacuno.s - - anD
-. Sc dice que el ej6roito yankee
destinado 4 la invasion dc Puerto Rico
esta compuesto exelusivamente de nor.
teamericanos. Dos ofeisles natufalea
de Cuba que en- 81 fguran perteneefan.
va desde haoe tempo al ej6roito yankee.
J.: Tambien 40 asegnra, que para IA an
1vasi6n no solioitan nj aimiten el oonour:
20 de los puertorrique1os. -, ISL u~a
~. - Hace unos cuantoss d1ss que IN
amigo nuestro alberga en- 81 casa & I'm
infelix nif1o do 10 s. IL afloe,> que deja'
ron abandonado en- esta eiudad 81 mar
char los duef1os de Ia casa en- que vivfa.
Hoy did cuenta del lecho al aloalde,
qrien le prometi6 dar pasos. para que sea
amparado por 81 estableoimiento lde be-
ne6oenoia pdbliea. - =: u ~
En IA nnche del 16 del oorriente mes.
ca Ia hv1f'0 le fueron sustraidos &
don Domingo Mundo, de su propiedad
en- Salinas, dos oaballos: uno zaino. co.
dorado quemado, Grin, cola y cabos ne
gros, una pata traoera en- ell menudillo
= I'M Gordon en- la frente, blanoos, alzada
siete cuartas, edad seis amos y otro bayo
canario, orin, cola, oabos y manchas en-
el cuerpo, blancas. Ambos tiran el 90
che. 6-"5:>
- En- ell Ayuntamiento dc Yabu-
Goa existen ocho vaoantes de conoejales,
por renunoia, muerte y traslado de do
mioilio de los que los desempef1aban. IL
~. FL domingo falleoi6 en- el po-
blado de Catano, Ia estimable sehora
dofla Isabel Robert Flores, vecina de
esta capital. .,'| ~.
~ Aver como dijimos Sc reuni6
en- pleno ell Consejo de Secretaries, asis'
tiendo todos y en- el qued6 "a aprobada
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-02

Ia nueva plsntilla de. en1plealos, aasf co
mo go trat6 1on nuchO inter6s de los re.
cursosq que dsben enyiarse : las vlotlma ~
del incendiosde M4rieao.
-. En- IA cafce1 de .Vega.bsj9 %
hallan oumpliendo coadena por dIferen-
tes oausas veinte = dos indivfduos.
-, -. Desde aier.apsreei6r x4l amigo
Hoyos DelRado bbmbardeando al 7eoin'
simpktica hojja nqtriida de- interesantes
notioias, porqus Hoyos sabe hilaf <1el"
.gado., yesaoa. nformess hasta de IN ADO
qufn. El (Hoyos) no se embrisoa nj 80
enconde en- ningdn .idem, 81 Sc va pora
las noches a<Rfo piedras, es simplemente
Dor 1lenar los, deberes de Cupido. - ~
a7*n -. Nos informan que don Manuel
Romerozse enouentra enfermo en- Ia car
Gel opdblioa, en- donde Sc les atiende sui
dadoss1nente. Celebraremos SUI resta'
bleoimientO. ~<>~G ~ +>**:
.7" [.J%5 e" /
"a. -. Nos dicen que eh Ia .noche del
12e pseado fu& inoendiada la estaci6n de
Ponce del ferrocarril & Yaueo y que Sc
ha levantado otra provisional. Los trs'
nes funoionsn' entire ambos trayectos,
con toda regularidad. ~. 41- Ill **a
-: @>.*~. sVarios,veeinos de- Humacao sc
quejan de los :des6rdenes quesvlenen su'
cedi9ndose en- la ,oalle ''sNueva" de aque'
liza poblaci6n. Dicen que sea origen de
to1o, 81 "Chinehe'' que sea halla insta'
lado en- dioha oalle, en- una de las cast
Has que allf existen, dando este margen
que sea aquel el punto de cita de todos
los desooupados, que transforman el
menoionado estableoimiento en- antro de
inmoralidades, sinrespeto alguno q la
oultura nj al sorden. - &@..-: -"
n>;~.+. Desde anoohe sc dice por esta
capital que aver sc presentaron en- el
puerto de Arroyo cuatro buques ameri'
oanos,: eomenzando 81 desembarco de
numerosas tropas; y como allf no hay
artillerfa nj guarnioi6n para batirlos, sc
posesionaron del pueblo. No tenen1os
noticias de que hayan efectuado movi'
miento de avanoe >4> = 31~.>,'
s~l ~. Reeortamos de EEL Bombardeo>: ]:
'sNos dioen q. en- Rio piedras hay mujeree,
y hombres tambi6n, que "a no aciertan
ponerse Las alpargatas tan pronto oyen
de noohe toques de oornetas. Sin ir
muy lejos: snoche las once hubo na'
mada para reoibir 6rdenes' los sehores
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-02

iefes ! o6ciales de Lar destaeadas
on aqnel pueblo, Vi el vecindario crefa
que eran los yankees que % se encon Z
Hubo carreras, llantos. <patatusess y. !.
hasta promesas 4 II asvirgen de- los des'
amparados."
@t>$$ Dice un oolega que un bando
reoiente publicado en- Ponce, ordena s
los hijos del pats que tengan armas en-
su poder, las entreguen dentro del t6rmi'
no de tres dias, so pena de ser castigados
por delito de guerra. Tambi6n se dice
que fu@ armada por los amerioanos el
ouerpo de bomberos de Ponce, dandosele
oar&oter militar y sueldo.' a:' r
.>"11* Parece que en- Gurabo por faltaI|
de guardia civil, SO estan oometiendd
faltas graves, como son desjarretamienI
tos y muertes de ganado vacuno, sin quo
pueda perseguirse los autores de los|
delitos por oareoer allf hoy de polioia
que 10 hags; con tai motive ell aloalde
solioit6 del gobierno el envfo de una
pareja de la benem6rita con ell fin. antes
menoionado. -:
u. a. En- ell tren de las s de la tar
de del 80 del pasado, on el vfaje del
tranvfa de la capital Rio piedras, Sc
extravi6 una cartera bolsa de mano,
oonteniendo un escapulario, un paluelo
y dos llaveros. Sc gratifcarA q quien
la entregue dofla Jenoveva e. viuda
de Diaz, que SO enouentra en- la fnea de
don jose Pons, en- Rio piedras. 81
i ~ A Ultima hora nos llegan no
| ticias de que los amerioanos sstan de-
hsembarcsndo por Fajardo; que en- Are
Hoibo ocurre algo anormal y que hay
svarios baques al pie de la costa en- lat
|NCabezas de San Juan. No res pondemo
Nde la exactitud de esos informes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-02

anuales de sqsld0 a psra alagilef Do
casasy 1S SpaxA g1pto( escri1 16lt2
La iunH a15iliar dek teeleG(le
Vega bajs, cita suEasts q doha del q.
tual para el sur3lniIt6 do rnpss para
los presos, eldamedi dicinas, q az alusn-
brado y 81 dc alimentaoi6n para los mis-
mos.
-. No hs bastado un bando pdblica'
do por ell sefier alcalde de Humacao pro.
hibiendo la venta ae. .bebidSs slooh6 6licas.
A pesar de tan acertadas disposiciones,
hay oada ..'jumera'':: na Aoansa Iisa. Pa
rece que la privaoi6n ha sido un estfmu.
10 mas de simpatfa h4oia eel licot, por
parte de los aderad ores de 2Bsco.1
-. Segdn dijimos el otro dis, hoy
go oumplen 81 af1os de la famoss tor
menta de la Reins de los Angeles. De
aquella nuy poeos, habran On Puerto
Rico que ae acuerden, peroe Ia que esta-
mos pasando si que. NO podemos olyi'
darla. Il. .~ aonIs 3s.a.. .cyt:
- Continuamoso sin soomnnioacionee
con los pueblos desde Juana; Diax & Ca
be Rojo, 6 sea toda ia. costa Sur, y con
Adjuntas. EN- Ia alturas !, En- esos pueblos
go distribu1an sobre 400 ejemplares de-
LA SVa0ns66 ONOGCNSAAs GS ':5+. =
~. NADIA hemos podidos averiguar
sob1e el oontenido de- los telegramas que,
segdn Ia voz publios, reoibieron antsa'
yer 81 general de Marina y el consul
frances. .El pdblioo suponfa que 'oente'
nfan gratas notioias referentes 4 Ia paz.
~. Nos piden publican 10 siguien-
to: t'En las Tomas del Alto: :Toa hi es-
tableoido su cuartel general Ia eport,<'ai'
cracio, sguardando H. oportetaidad de
bajar al llano, y en- 5otras Tomas del Qua
raj guao se oongrega eln estado mayor de
la pewocracio. En< ouanto ala .fusie'ei'
crocia Y la conserva0stricracia se ouentan
pooos del temple de Dant6n = ,Mirabeau
que sc mantienen frmes, porque Ia ma
yorfa reoorre al garete todo Ell ouadrante,
busoando puerto de abrigo que no en-
cuentran. La ma0naaeraci0 firme en- sus
trece sus catorce, estudiando rectas y
curvas para no perder el dildn y Ia potrio'
tscr~cio muy mermada. con Ia escapato'
ria de los boquilleros.. H.. e.. = '''
~. Nos han informado que anoche
lie han sustraido T. don >Epifauio" Mesa,
de 50 casa habitaoi6n, ecalle de San Fran
cisco ndmero 81, un talego oonteniendo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-02

mandas, reoonooida la mas buena del
1lundo.s tanto por 81 afoma como por
sur oalidades nutritivas, inherentes 6 ID
1niBma raza = Ia riquexa incomparable
de los pastos. Sin mas adioi6n que azt-
car puro,, exenta de micro -organismos,
sana y de un sabor agradable, eesta le-
che, habiendo oonservado todas sus cus.
lidades de leohe fresca,, pueds por 10
tanto seryir como tai para todea los usos
=culinarios: para familias,. viajantes, nj.
nos y enfermos. Unieos agentes en- los
Antillas: Cerecedo Hermanos y Compa'
ffa de Maryland, en- donde estA la Aea
;demia Naval r. =s.}}s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-02
Y 4 R / { D 4 D f S.

Leche concentrate O., 6.,is.a i%sf@,9si:: :% "a:
rior. Preparada en- Mainten6n (Fran-
oia), por la <Sooiedad franoesa de Leche
condensada. LA leche concentrate de
Ia <Sociedad francesa de la leohe con :
densada, esta preparada por un prooe-
dimiento de concentration perfeecionado
con <leche pura y fresoa de vaeas Nor
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
HAWAIIAN TREATY.
s
To Be Kept in Executive Session
Until After Test Vote.
This Being unfavorabIe, Annexatonis,s
viii Resort to Joint Resolution to be
1aken Up in Open Session.

Washington, March 5.-The present
intention of the senate committee on
foreign relations is to hold the treaty
in executive session until test vote
can be secured, and it is still understood
that the Bacon amendment will be used
for this purpose. If the. result of this
vote indicates that a vote upon the
treaty itself would result in its defeat,
the friends of annexation will then re-
sort to the .expedient of a joint resolu-
ton, and wiI4ask the senate to take up
the question in this shape in open ses-
sion, with the view of securing the con-
currence Of the house.
Some difference of opinion developed
in the committee as to the wisdom of
resuming the executive sessions at all,
but it was urged that many of the sena-
tors would not assent to the changed
method Of proceeding, until there should
be at least test vote on the treaty it,
self, and this view is understood to have
prevailed.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

WOOD-In this city, Sd, Cyrus G. Wood
rs yrs. 3 mos. 15 days.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend funeral services at his late resi-
dence, q Harvard street, Monday, at 2.30
p m, Burial private.
SMITH-In this city, 4th,- Mrs. Hannah
Goodman Smith, 66 yrs. Z mos. II days
Funeral services at Newbury street,
Monday afternoon, March 7th, at 8
:, ,oiGloekt Relatives and friends invited.
els, son of John F. and Alnira Carson,
Is yrs. II mos. 8 days.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend funeral services at st. Matthew's
Church Sunday at 2.30 p. m.
OLEARY-In this city, 4th Mrs. Mary
O,Leary, widow Of the late Timothy
Funeral from residence of her son, Mr..
James e. O'Leary, 50 Hamilton street,
Monday morning. Prayers at the house
at O'Clock; Requiem high masfs at St.
Stephens Church at 8 o'clock. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend and
kindly requested not to send flowers.
CURRAN-In this city, Sd, Thomas Cur
Funeral from residence of his sister,
Mrs. William 3. Rogers, 2S3 Millbury
street. Sunday afternoon at 145 Serv-
ices at the Church of the Sacred Heart
at 2.30. Relatives and friends are invited
to attend A requiem high mass wiA be
offered up Monday morning at 9 o'clock.
LEE-In this city, 4th, William Lee, 72
Funeral from his late residence, "a SigeI
street, Monday morning at S.30 with a
requiem high mass in St. Johns Church
at $50. Relatives and friends are invited
to attend.
NcTIERNAN - In this city, 9Th, James
McTiernan, 30 yrs.
Funeral from residence of his mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth McTiernan, 1853 Cam
bridge street. Monday morning at $50.
Requiem high mass at the Church of the
Sacred Heart at 10 O'clock. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend
PARONTO-In Webster, 21st ult Sarah
Paronto. II yrs. 4 mos.
CUDWORTH-1n Webster I'D ult, Mrs.
Sarah Cudworth, S4 yrs.
AGNEW--dI1n Webster 2Sd ult., Marcella
Agnew, so yrs.
WATSON Webster, 1st, Deborah Wat
son, rs yrs.
NoRToN-.In Webster, 80. Miss Elizabeth
Norton, 20 yrs.
ROBERTS In southbrdge. 4th, Dora
Roberts, Is yrs.
TRAINOR-In this city, 5th, at his home.
105 Aetna street, James Trainor.
Funeral notice later.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
JIM TEN EYcKs PLANS.
He is to Go to Philadelphia Soon to Look
After Ned.

James A. Ten Eyck has returned to this
city after an extended visit to New York.
and will Immediately begin preparations
for his summers work. AS last year. he
will superintend the training of his son,
and as soon as the weather will permit
rowing will go to Philadelphia and look
after Ned He sent Ned pair of sculis
Saturday, and in a short time will ship
his shell. Ned has done no training yet
outside of reducing his weight by running,
although he has been out out, in II, friends I.
one Of the Decoration day regattas which
are held each year on the Passaic and
Harlem rivers. After this he will devote
all his energies in preparation for COM
peting again for the diamond sculls at the
Henley regatta. Outside of caring for
Ned, Mr.. Ten Eyck has no plans for the
summer. He would prefer remaining in
this country to going across to England, If
it wasn't for the fact that he wants to see
the famous. prize brought back again; The
young sculler will have 40 enter quickly,
as foreign entries close March 81.
The matter Of entering the sculler at
Henley will come before the meeting of
the Wachusett Boat Club this afternoon.