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The Conservative, 1901-04-04

government work in the Philippines.
The prospectus told cheerful story of
the humming of sawmills and the mil
lions to be made in developing the lum-
Der resources of the archipelago.
On the last day Of congress Mr.. Petit
grew spoke in his usual vein concerning
the administration Philippine policy,
and as an incident thereto referred to
Mr.. Hull and his lumber company
"The company's mills" said he, care
running exclusively for the government
So, it would appear that there is sole
relation between the officers of the gov
ernment and this enterprise, Of course,
the enterprise can succeed, because of
the appropriation bill prepared by the
military affairs committee in the House.
81 do not care to comment upon it at
all, but it seems to me deplorable state
of affairs that these things can exist and
are satisfactory to an Iowa constituency.
The larger the army in Manila, the
more money appropriated, the greater
the profits of the Philippine Lumber
and Development company, the more
roads built the more shekels pour into
the pockets of the people who vote the
appropriations out of the treasury Of
the United States"
AS to the land grants Mr.. Hull's lum-
ber company holds in the Philippines,
some interesting stories are told. One
Of these stories is that Mr.. Hull's son,
Major Hull, while on duty in the Philip
pines, applied for and was granted leave
of absence for several weeks which he
spent in traversing the islands and in
specting the forestry.
"To Study the People,"
Representative Hull is now on his
way to San Francisco where he will
take a government transport for Manila.
He will not return to this country until
we'll into the summer. He stated just
before he left Washington, a few days
ago, that his trip to our new island
possessions "was for the purpose of
studying the people and the conditions
prevailing there"
Mr.. Hull has another son at the Ma
tional Soldiers home at Leavenworth.
He came as an assistant surgeon, was
| transferred to national home in Illinois
and then sent back to Leavenworth as
chief surgeon. He is in medical charge
of 5000 veterans and of a hospital con-
tanning 400 or 500 aged patients. Mr..
Hull has also found places for two or
three relatives in the departments in
Washington.
Mr.. Hull is active, alert and enter
prising; more than that, he is a natural
born grafter.-Kansas City Star.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21

When the vessels got over toward the Long
Island the WIND fell light that they could
hardly for about hour and a half.
The imported so-foot yawl Afsa owned by H S.
Redmond, entered against the Vlglant. but had
not the drifting ability which the old America g
Cup defender possessed. and she withdrew from
sons imported Hester and Mr.. Dodee's newly ar
rived Een but in Ibis 65-foot cutter they all m m
Hesters time being Sol 'o4 and her corrected time
Isolde won with a corrected tiT7e of e1505.
Edward Kelly's new Huguenot did not start with
the dumma and the Affair in the 5l-foot class. and
in the 4S-foot class ". L. Wards Dorwina was
eaa tGF e ss a tho
starting about seven minutes after the Affair s
being: Affair 4s7 :5a: Dorwna 4:8i:5s-the differ
ence in the elapsed times being one second y less
iam Gardner sailed on board
while winning In the fast class of 36footers which
included the Herreshoff Leda. owned by H L. Max
Charles D. Mower had charge of the 25.footer Don
for Gabriel Reevs. and sailed her against Edward
smaller yachts Of Class Q Mr.. Sands Rod and Mr..
bys Montank under e Necessity Of taking cup
Among the Manhasset one-design fleet Of knock
Rne "a seeon rs RoSe
drew SO did The Bah and the ARIZONA stayed Incl;
by A. H Alker, takiag second money.
test in the Sofoot catboat class. in which the Dot
won on by icon comfortabls 1S al,Is sdnsI margin p..
Wenonah made special class. and the two big
black cutters made nne picture as they came
close together the broad reach from Prospect
Point 20 the home mark There was minute and
place s:45:40.
The schooner Quissetta defeated the Muriel, and
the British built cutter Isolde also sailed in spe-
cial private match against the Eelin. defeating
The winners
The ouissetta by 7.0s; the vigiiant the Huma by
s;4e: the Isolde by 5s:oO the Anoatok by 1o5: the
per. by $500 the Ruby the Don. the Montauk the
e:lz Mongoose. tie Punch, by 5000; Echo, by
Is 90; Wenonah by 1o; the Isolde Especial race)
by 5:19.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
TEN EYCK CHALLENGES WORLD.
CHAMPION SCULLER ISSUES A SWEEPING
DEFIANCE TO ALL OARsMEN.

Philadelphia, July 20-Edward H. Ten Eyck the
champion sculler. has concluded 10 retire from
active participation in aquatics. The champion g
decision has been approved of by his father James
A. Ten Eyck, and all officials of the Wachusett
Boat Club In pursuance of his decision Ten Eyck
to-night gave out the following statement:
AS previously announced by me- in March last
IL is my intention to retire from rowing the end
OF this season. | have rowed. representing the
WachuSett Boat Club. of Worcester Mass, at al
most all important regattas since 1895. single
scuiier and have never been defeated. 1t is my
wish before retiring to meet any and all anna teur
scullers in the world. provided receive notice of
their intention before August l. 1901
will impose but coalition. and that Is that
Lne race shall be rowed Lake Quinsigamond
Worcester Mass, the old college course the
best and fairest course in the world
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
REWARD FOR MURDERERs OF ITALIANS.
GOVERNOR OF MISSISSIPPI SAYS EVERY EFFORT
WILL BE MADE TO PUNISH THEM.

GOVERNOR OF MISSISSIPPI SAYS EVERY EFFORT
WILL BE MADE TO PUNISH THEM.
Jackson Miss. July 20.-Governor Longino this
afternoon offered 500 reward for the arrest and
conviction of each of the murderers of Giovanni
and Vincenzo Zerio and the woundng OF Saliva
tore Liberto by a mob at Erwin. Miss. several
aays ago The Governor this morning received a
letter from Secretary Hay inclosing a copy OF 8
note from the italian Charge d'Anaires. in which
Secretary Hay asked be advised whether the
persons killed were italian subjects had been
naturalized Replying to Secretary Hay tonight
Governor Longino states that his private advices
are that of the Italians named above was a
naturazed American citizen. bot tnat he will make
official inquiry and report later.
The Governor advised Secretary Hay that he
went in person TO Washington County the second
day after the unfortunate occurrence and learned
from the Sheriff. who had been advised by tele-
graph that the Italian consul at vicksburg had
asked for protection for these italian subjects
The Governor found that the Sheriff upon the re-
ceipt OF his telegram visited the OF the muir
der but unable to reach there In time to ascer
tain the of the guilty parties. The crime
was committed under cover of darkness and the
rnurderers fed.
The Governor had conference with the criminal
fudge and the Prosecuting Attorney of the county.
both OF whom expressed purpose to exercise the
ishment of all concerned in the crime. The people
OF Greenville the county seat Of Washington Coun-
ip9 and by resolutions deplored and condemned
the action of the guilty parties, and requested a
sPtofn NAV be effectively wiped by the punish
oent of the criminals The Governor tonight trans
mitted copy of these resoutlons 10 Secretary Hay
annrehand and punish the guilty parties.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
YACHTING.
LARGE FLEETS COME TO EARLY FIN
IsHES IN THE L.ARCHN1oNT REGATTA

Yachtsmen who took their vessels to the Larch-
mont racing were repaid for their trouoie IN nav
ing quiet days racing that not disturbed by
ANYTHING sensational in the way Of wind or preak-
ages The breeze at the of the first class was
very light out of the east and many of the yachts
could not the line In the effort 10 urge
the vessels into the race were adJudgeo
guilty of breaking the rule about yachts IN race
being propeled by sails only. The little work with
the rudder which row in cases helped the
boats was Jumped on with the whole power OF the
Official foot and il was a surprise to some or the
delinouents TO find the word ''disqualihed' on the
record after the race difficulty Of crossing
the line the Possum. belonging to E. S. Ballou and
having Edward Mcclellan board, was unable TO
get over until twenty-five minutes after the class
gun
One of the most interesting features OF the day
the first appearance of the celebrated Cartoon,
which designed by William Gardner and made
the name of her special type in Boston waters.
About fifteen minutes handicapped. she entered
against the Aeron and Oiseau in the 3o-foot sloop
class. These other boats Of later day proved
able finish first in the light airs Of yesterday,
fl thought that there will be different story
when the wind angel stirs the waters.
The course given TO the many classes first
easterly. then southwesterly and northerly to fin
fish. The larger classes went round a fifteen
mile triangle, in which there was a beat the
first six mile leg TO q mark in the Sound. Then
the wind changed southwesterly and the
sels had another beat southwesterly to the sec
ond mark, off Prospect Point, and there was
broad reach home to the Larchmont finish line.
Smaller classes went twice round shorter triangle.
After the difficulties of getting away well the
gun, the yachts were timed at the first mark thus:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
SIR THOMAS HIRING NEW MEN.

Glasgow July 2o-Sir Thomas Upton has refused
the demands Of fifteen of the sailors of Sham
rock 1, engaged by him TO sail Shamrock II IN
American waters for bonus Of Els. instead of the
offered bonus of e. and is hiring fresh hands
1t appears the difference between Sir Thomas and
his sailors arises from the fact that the men
employed on Shamrock II the best sailors
procurable and receive f2 week. The sailors on
Shamrock | get only the usual wage of 30s
With the proffered bonus their whole wage would
not be equal to that OF the men employed on
Shamrock H. and If the of Shamrock are
required to help the latter they contend they
should receive equal remuneration
II Is not anticipated that Sir Thomas Will have
any difficulty in filling the places OF the men who
declined to accept the bonus of f8.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
WARNER WEATHER AND CLEAR SKIES.

The forecast for to-day promises warmer weather
and clear skies. Yesterday the mercury In the
weather Bureau reached the maximum for the
dav Sc degrees, at 430 o'clock In the afternoon
In the evening breeze sprung up. and made the
city cool and pleasant.
That the of water truck horses is appreci-
ated becomes more apparent every day. AT the
ere houses the water hose was in almost con-
slant use yesterday and in Mail-st, where many
trucks and wagons pass through the day. con-
slant stream kept going Some of the horses
trv to back away from the water. but most of them
stand and shake their heads. as though they
II.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool July 2o-Arrived steamer cymric Brl sy Ihg
son New-York- Sailed steamer Etruria (Br1. AeA'''
New-York - zrSn,gin
Southampton July 20 iso Arrived. steamer nof For
Tuise (Cser) Volger New-York via Cheroours ~
Bremen land proceeded ,. rsr,
Queenstown July 19-Arrived. steamer CarnpasntSS s
Walker New-YoTk Liverpool (and proceeosa'-~
Sciy July 2O-Passed. steamer Aral tBr) NlehoAAs' w.
York for Flushing ,, IN, Al
Antwerp. july 2l-Sailed. steamer Naoerand '0
brecht New-York- ,.st,,5 fBr,.
Antwerp Iuy 90 5 a n-Arrve6. steamer Zeeiand ''A''
Roberts, New-yOrk via Cheroours. ..t-~ s,oha
Rotterdam July 1S-Saied. steamers DrotthaS ntor<.
(swedp. for wahana: Elise Marie tGeFl Na'
Rremen' Juiy 2o-saned. steamer BarbaFossa 'oe'"
Mentz. New-Yo4k via Cheroourg rsasvoIs CNors
Schuyler New-York; 18th. Florida eAus|
Charleston r., 1orunants
Hayre TuIy 20 4 a m--Arrived. steamer Ia Ne1"
(Fr) Villeauroras New-York -x.,,,asrs
HAVE July 20 / 0 m-Saied. steafner La cha'"p''
CFr) Verlynde. New-York. -, fs-, t9
Genoa July lI-Sailed steamers Trewicden Work;
New-Orieans 18th. Liguria Qtal CanerS Ne
Messina. July l9-Arrived- steamer Pecone eni''
Trieste. etc. for New-York. x.. rtaD
Naples July lT-Arrived, steamer l-oroaru'a "
Pizzarello, New-York via ST Michaes a, -.novs
Gibraltar July Sp-Passed. steamers Duchessa Ss,e
UtaD Schaffno New-York for Genoa anu -
Nurisl (Rr). Evans. Messina for New-forAs prisxA
Brisbane. July I9-Arrived steamer Kent 'o'''
New-York via 81 Vincent. g v ETC., F-sk.ns y
AMER. July 2n-Arrved previously. snip S-'
Auckland. July 14-Arrved, steamer, iennsa.r,a
Child New-York via ST Vincent " Meiouo "a
Rio Janeiro. July l7-Sailsd. stean9 1ssscoS
BehrmArn New-Yorkr
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
CoRNELL's SUMMER ROWING PRACTICE

Ithaca. N. Y, July 2o-Several of CornelIs crew
aspirants who are remaining through the summer
session. have decided to take up summer practice
in the shells. To-day for the first time the candi-
dates were given instruction by Coach Courtney
The work confined to singles. this being in
Courtney's judgment. a desirable way of keeping
the men in good form. Among those who will row
Thompson, Torney and Captain Borden of the
freshman eight. and Geisei, Buckingham, Fernow
and Smith, substitutes in the varsity she'll No
regular training will be insisted upon. ~
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
sELEcr1NG cANApA,s cuP DEFENDER.

Chicago. July 2o.-The Milwaukee of Milwaukee,
won the first Of the trial races sailed to-day de-
termine what boat snail be the defender Of the
Canada's Cup. The Cadillac. OF Detroit. was second
two minutes and thrty-three seconds behind the
Milwaukee. Nine boats sailed the course-the Mil
waukee and the Orion, OF Milwaukee; the Detroit
snd the Cadillac. of Detroit. and the Minota the
Illinois, the Briar. the Yankee and the Prairie of
ChfczgO
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
HURTIG q sEAMON INCORPORATED

Hurtg & Seamon managers of the Harlem
Onera House. filed Incorporation papers yesterday.
with capital of sl5.ooo. The directors named are
I,,,,us Hurtig H. ]. Seamon and Benjamin Hurtig.
To is understood that the incorporation of the
oomnany has been made to render 1t possible to ex-
9th
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21

ONE ROOF.
pv n consolidation announced yesterday all OF ,he
holt and nut companies OF Port chester anu A
berwick Conn are to become one corporation me
oororanv will be one of the largest of its KIND IN
the United States. Ex-Congressman william L.
ward the Republican leader OF Westminster
County is president OF the consolidated companies
TIE new corporation has a capitalization OF Sl'o"
n, common stock and 100000 preferred. all OF the
common and 100000 OF the preferred being paid IN
rhe company will erect new buildings at once IN
order that the combined plants may De placeu
under one roof and there will De extensive addl-
,,o,s ,ada 70 the facilities including steam rail-
road leading to the docks and warehouses on Long
Island Sound. The officers of the corporation are:
william L. Ward president Samuel Comfy vice
nresident; Richard II. Birdsall, treasurer; Waiter
Comfy general sales agent; Ellwood BirdsaIl'
secretary The directors are William Selson rom
we'll Sampel Comfy. Richard III. Btrdsall, waiter
s. Comfy Charles Eldredge, Howard b MarShaIl.
Fllvood Birdsail. Robert W. Parsons and William
I. Ward.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
MINERVA BEATS THE HYACINTH.
RACE OF BRITISH CRUISERS TO TEST MAKES OF
BOILERS.

London. July 2o-The British cruiser Minerva.
which started at 450 o'clock In the afternoon OF
July II from Gibraltar in a with the cruiser
Hyacinth TO Portsmouth. was sighted off the latter
place at $50 o'clock this evening. The Hyacinth
has not been reported. The performance OF the
-rlisers is rather disappointing, both have been
expected TO arrive since daylight this morning.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
THE REV. T. F. KENNEDY SAILS FOR ROME.

THE Rev. Thomas F. Kennedy who sailed the
Hamburg American steamer Trave yesterday Is
bic way to Rome to assume his duties rector of
the American College. to which office he was
Gently appointed. The rectorshp was made vacant
nv the appointment OF the Rev d. O'Connell to the
bishopric of Maine. The Rev. Mr.. Kennedy was
n p.ofessor in st. Charles Borromeo Theological
Seminary, at Overbrook Penn.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
THE INDEPENDENCE IN DRYDocK

New-London. Conn, July 2o.-The Independence
was put In crydock to-day for repairs to her hull
II was found that the hull practically clean
when the yacht left the ways before her recent
races at Newport. Iron workers began work early
this afternoon the loose plates just above the
vatArline the yachts bow where the rtvets Will
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
NEW-YORK CITY.

CORPORATION Counsel Whalen has decided that a
school inspector is rot eligible for the legislature
One of the inspectors wanted TO run for the AS
senblv and obtained the advice OF the Corporation
Counsel,
There will be music at p. m to-day In st.
Narv,s Macomb's Dam Pelham Bay. Bronx and
Claremont parks.
The membership of s. Fisher Johnson IN the
Stock Exchange has been posted for transfer 10
Edgar S. Auchincloss.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
PLAZA-M. A. Martinez. secretary of the Gillian
Legation in Mexico. VICTORIA-Judge H. W.
Lev of ST. Paul WALDORF-C. G. Dawes, Con-
troller of the Currency; W. G. Elliott. president OF
the Atlantic Coast Line Railway. and Chevalier de
Melotta, of Liege.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
AMERICAN YACHTS ABROAD.

Gravesend, England. July 20-Howard Gould's
steam yacht the Niagara, sailed yesterday for
Waterford, Ireland.
Cowes, Isle of Wight July 20-The American
steam yacht Varuna, Eugene Higgins, owner.
sailed yesterday for New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21

WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY,
Feast of ST. services Church OF ST. Jean Baptste
Music in Central Park. afternoon.
Music in ST. Mary's Park. afternoon
Music In Macomb's Dam Park afternoon.
Music in Pelham Bay Park, afternoon
Music in Claremont Park afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
SCOTCH TOURNAMENT AT CAPE MAY.

Cape May. N. j.. July 20 (SpecaD-In the Scotch
tournament the links OF the Cape May Golf Club
this afternoon the best ball of Judge Elliott Rodg-
ers. Of Pittsburg, and c. F. Shannon. of Philadel-
phia won. E. o. Richards, of New-York. with
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21

be replaced and inner canvas TO prevent leaking
will be inserted The repairs will probably De
completed by the middle Of next week.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
SUNDAY CONCERTS FOR NEXT SEASON.

TEDDY" Marks announced yesterday that he had
leased the American Theatre for next for
Sunday concerts to begin September 20. The
concerts will be like those which he gave last year
At tho Grand Opera House.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
AMATEUR OARsnEN's OFFICERS

Philadelphia, July D-The executive board OF the
National Association Of Amateur Oarsmen TODAY
elected the following officers: President, Walter
Stimpson. Boston; vice-presdent. c. w. Preisen-
danz, Philadelphia; secretary, r. r. Fortmeyer
NewYork; treasurer r. H. Peltan Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
WEDNESDAY. JULY "a
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK. SATURDAY. JULY 90 1901.
ARRIVED.
Steamer consuelo (Br) Watson Hull July 7. with mdse
and cabin passengers to Sauderson Son. Arrived
tho Bar At 2:&S
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

1:4s a. Mo. Is Avenue c: Max Gallastern: So
LAS a m-No 1866 Cherry-st.; owner unknown: SIS.
$50 D u-No. 26s0 Eighth-ave: John McGovern; 5000
sls o. m-No. IS warren-st.: New-York Bag Company
$1,000.
7lo D. m-Nos 227-22a East Third-st.: unknown:
$500.
7s5 p. m-No. All Columbus-av-. Or. schnoor: s5-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY. JULY %
For. Line. Mails close Vessel sails.
jamestown. Norfolk. Norfolk 800 m
TUESDAY. JULY 23
Prices. Anne Norfolk Norfolk. ......- 800 d n,
SemincIe Charleston, Clyde. o m
WEDNESDAY, JULY "a.
Oceanic Liverpool, White Star. $40 a m
Farmland Red Star 1000 a m 1900 m
Sardnian GLASGOW. Alan-State.
Havana n Y & Cuba .12:0O 800 m
Roraima Croix Quebec S Co.. .12:30 800 . m
Hamilton Norfolk. Old Dominion 300
Alamo, Galveston. Mallory. 800
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
Announcements
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A New Collar.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 4:47 Sunset 1926 pm 1921 Moons
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook II 26 Gov. Island - Hell Gate
P.M-Sandy Hook Gov. Isand 12:oS He'll Gate 1857
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21

Steamer Lucania CBr). Mckay liverpool July IS aaa
Queenstown IL with mdse, 451 cabin and olO steeaso
passengers Vernon Brown Co. Arrived at ne 0sS
$50 m a
Steamer Ydun CSor) Christensen Man5anls Iant 80 81
Santa Cruz July Jucara T. Casda and IunaS oe -
IS. with mdse 10 James Ward s Co. Arrived Al 'n'
Bar at "A
with pitch the New-York and Bermuda Aspna4t u
Arrived the Bar $50 - -.
Steamer Taft (r). Canrobert. Banes July Il VIII ..-
10 the United States Fruit Co. Arrived at the Bar a.
m =.
Steamer vignaes CNor). Johannes. Porto Plata saa
Domingo. July with fruit the United Ffuit Co. A.
rived the Bar at $3.50 -, "a,
Steamer Phdias (Brl. Allen. Santos June =. ~
Janero 81 ST Lucia July - with coffee TO SusA
Jevons. Arrived ct the Bar at 1910 a m ~,,
folk with mdse and passengers TO the Old Dominion .
Co -
SANDY Hook July 20. $50 u,-wind south-sOuthTss-
moderate breeze: clear.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
SAILED.

Steamers Marteo Csrl. Hull; Patricia er1, HarnooIs
via Plymouth and CheroourS: Georgian lb<l.
Umbra (Br). Liverpool via Queenstown lkbal VTl
werp via Gravesend. Mantou (Brl. London MassLs
Dutch Rotterdam via Bouogne: Island (Dan). Shss
iausand and Copenhagen; Trave Gerl Naples and S
Zua La Guayra, Curacao and Maracaibo; san juan os
Juan: Furnessia (Br). Glasgow via Movtlle
(Begl. Pernambuco Bahia, ETC. Alene lGerl nnsssc-
Sayanilla etc; MORO Castle. Havana FL Mar. Nsw-s
leans; Albano Gen. Hamburg via Newport News, S
laura (Ir) Manchester: Chateau Latte (Br. borcea.s
British King (Brl. Antwerp; Caverdae (Brl
Manila Shanghai etc: Oneida. Wilmington and oeo1s
town: sabne Key West and Galveston: Nacoochee 80
vannah: Chesapeake Baltmore; Godsboro. Ph!ladspnA
Pocahontas (Br). Malta. Venice and Trieste
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
BoLr AND NUT COMPANIES CONSOLIDATE.

THE COMBINED PLANTS MAY BE PLACED UNDER
ONE ROOF.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21

Final heat-Won by Areonaut Rowing Club Toronto
z. A. Goldman bow; J. N. Mackenzie A H. E Kent r. n
Parmeter. j. c. Mason H. v. Duggan D. r. Mackenzie
J. Wright stroke S n Basedo sosswan; second. Wnni-
B. sprague. p II. Jory. H S. Hayes E. w Hamber r
H, Bole C. s. Riley. stroke: II. Logan coxswain,
third. Vesper Boat Club. Philadelphia IocLwood
bow: Ed Marsh. Ed, Hodiey. L. Tstum. W. J.
Deery. J. B. Juvenal. William Carr, John o rx,ey
stroke: l. C Abe coxswain) Time. 7:49 second crew
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
CLASS A.

n the eighteen hole medal play handicap tourna-
.pt the hest scores made follow.
The age-herald., 1901-06-18

Alex Rice. president of the Montgomery Commercial and Industrial Association.
 Address of president, Mir. F. c. Shep- ard, Montgomery.
 Report of secretary. MT. L. L. Gll- bert. II
 Reports of standing committees:
 Advertising, Erwin Craighead. Mobile. Agriculture, R. R. Poole, Montgom- cry
 Good roads, William E. skaggs, New Decatur.
 Immigration, c. B. Ashe. Sheffield.
 Legislation, R. II. Clarke, Mobile.
 Manufacturing. T. s. Klye, Gadsden. Mining, F. B. Blair Tuscaloosa.
 Schools, R. E. Pettus, Huntsville.
 Reports of growth and progress of all cities represented, since last meeing in New Decatur, made by the secretary, or other representative of the local organi- zation present.
 Reclaimng waste farm lands, J. Kas- serman, Winchester. Tenn.
 Alabama's undeyeloped water powers, II. c. Jones, Montgomery
 Opening of Coosa river to through na- vigation W. P. Lay, Gadsden.
 Rice culture and cane growing, s. L. Cary, Jennings, La.
 Investment of foreign capital in Ala bama industries, James A. Ward Huts- ville,n and R A Mitchell, Gadsden.
 Relations of press to industrial develop ment, E. W. Barrett, Birmingham.
 Municipal ownership of public utilities, John B. Weakley, Tuscumbia, president Alabama Municipal League.
 Election of officers and selection of next place of meeting.