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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-06
EAST RoxsuRY.

Mrs. L. g. Kidder, who has been in all
winter, is failing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Blanchard were
guests at Fred Blanchard's last Friday.
The creamery in this place started up
last week with A. +. Bryant, manager and
proprietor.
Misses Cecil Buck from this place and
Isabelle Pierce from Union village went
to the Albany Business college last Friday
where they will study for awhile.
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We wish to thank our neighbors and
friends who so kindly assisted us in the
sickness and death of our wife and
mother, also the singers and bearers and
all those who contributed flowers.
FREEMAN A. TUCKER.
HELEN l.. TUCKER.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-06

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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK i?

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papers Is sure 70 know of the wonderful
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
FIGHT WILL NOT TAKE
PLACE AT NEW LONDON
Connecticut's State Attor-
ney Issues His Edict.
Says If There Is ANY Attempt to Pull
Of the Affair Principals Will Be
Arrested.

NORWICH, Conn, Aug. State At
torney Solomon Lucas. of New London
Conn, left this morning for a three
weeks trip to Canada, and before goine
stated positively that the Corbett-Mc-
Govern fight at New London. scheduled
for August %, would not take place II
has been rumored that the State at
torney would take a hand In the mat
ter. but not until today has he defined
his position in the matter. He said this
morning:
Chief Justice Torrance Of the supreme
court has agreed to come to New Lon
don on the date of the proposed fight,
and II there is any attempt to pull off
the affair the principals will be arrested.
1T is unfortunate that the people OF
New London should have to call upon me
10 protect them In this matter, but IS
some OF the best people of that city have
made complaint to me, consider it my
duty as State attorney to take action.
The fight Will positively not take place. d"
The appeal was made TO the State at
torney by ministers and prominent citi-
zens of New London because Mayor
Dart. OF New London, having promised
the fight promoters a license. refused 10
interfere further in the matter. Much
money has already been spent in ar
for the fight
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
NAVAL RESERVE RACES.
Pennsylvania Tars Have Challenged
Those in the Maryland Guard.

Notwithstanding the fact that the
Pennsylvania Reserves stated that they
would challenge the winner Of the re-
cent series of boat races between the
Maryland and District OF Coluiabia Re
serves, the tars of the keystone State
have invited the Orioles to row them at
Chesapeake Beach.
The Marylanders have accepted the
challenge and all arrangements are be-
ing made and date will be fixed for
the latter part OF this or the first of
next month
The District Reserves feel rather
sighted over this turn cf affairs, as they
expected that the next would be at least
a three-cornered series.
They feel all the more put out over
this state of affairs because of the pub
lished statement that last weeks races
did not suit the Marylanders, the latter
having lost two Of the three events. be-
cause, as they state, the Washincton-
ians pressed number of United States
regulars into service and put them in to
row." The District boys claim that such
a statement is untrue, and would not
come from true sportsmen, and stand
ready 10 row them another series OF
races. either in connection with Penn
sylvania or upon separate occasion.
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
ENGLISH SOCIETY
TO LIONIZE BOERS
Continued from First Page.)

the sentiment of that letter In rather
more diplomatic terms. The Boer lead
ers. while expressing pathos at the COM
pulsion of surrender. advise making the
best of lad job and substituting loyalty
for liberty.
We also know the bitterness of the
women, the ignorance of some Of the
men, the dislike of the National Scouts
former burghers. who fought with the
British. and the dissatisfaction at the
grant of territory in Natal: yet when
all has been said. there remains no
enc who has been through this war who
wants another
The South African fight will now be
for political influence. which will not be
long in gathering up. for the expulsion
CT the British. How quickly the peo-
pie will coalesce will depend chiefly on
the prosperity of the country
In his speech in the house OF COM
mons outlining the future of the coun-
try he declined to be hustled into franz
ing a scheme OF self-gCvernment until
ne saw how the situation developed
but he promised the utmost brotherIy
treatment of the former enemies of the
British. Quoting a conversation with
Gen. Lucas Meyer. Mr. Chamberlain
asserted that the Beers who fought to
the end did not want. as yet, the ex-
perience of the presence in the gov
ernment of men of their race with whom
they probably differed politically. He
said:
Give us Englishmen. provided they
are sympathetic. We would rather have
them than men. Of our own blood and
race whom We shall distrust If they
take Office in the new administration"
The Financial Side.
On the financial side of the question
Mr.. Chamberlain retained an equally
free hand. He refused to sanction Sc
we're taxation of the mines on the
ground that it would not fall on the
mines, but on the shareholders. who
had bought their stock at premium.
Therefore the taxation of the mines for
some time to come would be limited to
the Importance OF their dividend, while
in regard to the now mines he indicat-
ed a scheme of intercepting some por-
tion OF the profits of the promoters. He
also said there would be new customs
tariff and a revision OF freights.
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
Now at Hand.

The season for G'arrhocl lnd dyseutcry is now
on and many are interested m knowing how
10 get quick relief. There is one remedy that
never fails and IS pleasant 10 take. Read what
VI. ". l.. story, of Inion Ala. SAYS Of il:
- haI an attack uf iluX (dysentery) which
lasted about two days. vhen got a bottle OF
tham3or.Jin's Collie. Cholera. and Diarrhoel
Rened' and was cured by two doses Of it,
THIS remedy IS fer sale by Henry Evans, Whole
sale and Detail, and all ,lrugs ists
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
BILL" COUGHLIN SAFE.
President Postal Secures Third Base
man for Three Yeas.
Special to The Washington Times.

DETROIT. Aug. 2.-President Postal,
of the Washington team. tonight an
nounced that he had secured the name
of Third Baseman BIZ Coughlin 10 a
three-year contract. The salary was
not given out but IS understood to be
81, 600.
Two National League clubs have been
after Coughlin hard, and he was offered
$500 TO jump, according TO Manager Lof-
tus, before the team LEFT Washington.
Coughlin turned down the offer, saying
that he was signed with Washington for
the year. but would talk business after
he had given the Senatorial management
a chance.
Lotus was informed OF the situation,
but delayed making an offer until both
could confer with Postal
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
PIRATES TO SPORT
GOTHAM COLORS
American Plans Baseball
Sensation of the Year.
FIXED FOR NEXT SEASON
President Ban Johnson Really to Re-
taliate for Onslaught Of National Or
ganization-All Signs Point to a Ten
Club Circuit.

People who are on the inside in the
baseball situation would not be sur
prised to have Barney Dreyfuss come
cut with the frank statement that he
proposes to desert the National League
at the end of the current season and
join hands with Ban Johnson.
There has been so much talk OF this
character. with the expected Genials
from almost everybody concerned, that
he public quite naturally believes it is
more talk than anything else. but people
who are 'in the know are of differ
Ont opinion.
They fully realize that the National
League is getting in readiness to make
a swoop on the star players of the
American League. and the emissaries of
the. older organization have already been
tampering with the best players of the
American teams.
After Washington Players.
In Washington. it is almost GER
tainty that next season will see Orth
and Townsend back on the Philadelphia
payroll. Delehanty and his friends
continue to claim that the big fellow
is well satisfied with his present berth
and will be with Tom Lotus when the
flowers bloom once more.
But in the cases of Orth and Town
send, these players seem to have COM
menced little game of their own that
when a bit older Will find Manager
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
Policeman Taken Suddenly III.

Policeman William T. Wannell. sta
toned at the First pTecinct rs turnkey.
was taken suddenly i'll about 1870
O'Clock last night, and was removed 10
his home, Myrtle Street northeast
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
Steamship Arrivals.

NEW YORK, Aug. ARRIVED; Unit
ed States training ship Lancaster. from
Hampton Roads; Colorado. from Hull:
Philadelphia. from Southampton.
The Washington times., 1902-08-03

Lotus. in a frame Of mind that he will
not give a rap whether they stay here
| or not. Persons who have watched
the performances OF these former Phila-
| delphia pitchers since they wore ap-
| preached by agents o; the Quaker Ma
tionals believe they are steadily laying
| down.
| No better Illustration CT this Soldier
| Ing" can be cited thin the work OF
| Townsend at Detroit f. idsy. when he
! gave twelvs bases On balls, an rrorece-
dented record for any pitcher.
0rth Doing Careless Work.
orth has not been doing his best
work. either. AID dolsuess If these
players persist in their tactics. Lotus
and the owners OF The local baseball
association will seen be nightly glad
TO get rid OF them.
As one of the directors Of the Wash
ington club put it last night: Once
a contract jumper. always a jumper IL
these Philadelphia pitchers Jumped
their National League contracts for the
Senators. no one can expect anything
better than TO see them Jump back IL
they are offered few more dollars in
the matter OF salary.
Pittsburg5 for Flew York.
When the Pittsburg detection is an
nounced It will surprise no one 10 Learn
that the present champions CT the Na-
tional League are to be transferred to
New York city. to represent the Ameri-
can League.
There would certainly be a barrel of
money IN such a plan for Dreyfuss. for
with a team of the caliber CT the Pitts
burgs in the metropolis the grounds
would not be large enough to hold the
crowds, for above everything else the
New York fans demand that their club
must win more games than it loses, or
they will refuse to patronize the sport.
President Johnson is known to have
a big surprise up his sleeve TO spring
in retaliation for the Baltimore episode,
which. very fortunately for the Ameri-
can League, missed fired. and 1t is be-
lieved by people who know the inner
workings OF the American organization
to be nothing more than the jumping
of the Pittsburg team to the American
League and the placing OF the club in
Gotham.
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
MIDSUMMER AMONG
AMATEUR ATHLETES
at Philadelphia July 10 and 20. are a

at Philadelphia July 10 and 20, are as
follows:
intermediate Single Sculls-Louis Scholes.
Don Rowing Club, Toronto, Canada.
Senior single Sculls-C. :. Titus, Union Boat
Club, New York.
Championship Senior Single sculls-Edward
IIanon Ten Eyck. Nachusett Boat Club, Wor-
cester. Mass
intermediate Double Sculls-Waltcr Morvcr
and D. B. Dufield. Detroit Boat Club. Detroit,
Mich.
Senior Double Sculls-E H. Ten EyclI and
c. II. Lewis, Wachusett Boat Club. Worccs-
ter, Mass.
intermediate Pair Shell-John J. Mulcahy and
F. 2. Kafka. Atllanta Boat Club New York.
Senior Pair Shcll--John o. EXley and Edwin
IIe'llcy, Ncspcr Boat Club. Philadelphia. Pa.
intermediate Four Shell-Passac Boat Club,
Newark. n. J.
Senior -Four sheli-western Rowing Club, st.
Louis, Mo-
international Four Shell-yesper Boat Club,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Intermediate Eight Shell-Winnipeg Boat
Club. Winnipeg. Manitoba.
Senior Eight Shcll-Argonaut Rowing Club,
Toronto, Canada.
This city will not be represented in
this years national but Baltimore.
which is quite active, will send UP two
good crews
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
Eight-0ared Shells.

Intermediate eight-oarcd shells-Ata-
Ianta Boat Club. New York; Fairmoult
Rowing Association. Philadelphia. NJ
Kinney, bow; E. Schauncman. c. Ger
lach. H. Shutter, F. Muller. J Nunni-
viller, D. Harris. W. Munroe, stroke; J.
E. Reiter, jr coxswain; New York Ath-
letic CiuD, Pennsylvania Barge Club, W.
A. Magee. bow; W. p. Lennon. II. F.
Darby, jr., J. F. Stockwell. w. l. Ballen-
tine. J. c. Decker. f. T. Decker, J. 4.
St. Alphonsus Association, Boston; Stat
en- Island Boat Club, Vesper Boat Club,
Philadelphia, ". F. Mclaughlin bow;
". Carson, ]. b. Rowland. c. L. Scott.
c. c. Armstrong E. Creamer. NJ. u. Glea-
son. +. Mareh, stroke; Louis Abel, cox
swain, Wachusett Boat Club. Worcester.
Mass.
Senior eight cared shclls-Argcnaut
Rowing Club, Torolto. Ont; pennayl-
vania Barge Club, ". 4. Magee. bow;
W. p Lennon II. T. Darby. jr.. ]. +.
StoclIwell. W. l. Ballentipc. J. c. Deck
er, T. f. Decker, ]. ). Beers. stroke:
Erech, J. Fitzharris. T. Rowe. C. Al
thoen; Riverside Boa; Club. Cambridge.
Mass; Ncsper Boat Club. Philadelphia
J. Dempsey. bow; e. Marsh, f. Schen
r. c. Lockwood. ]. Ieiger. +. McGnl.
II. G. De Baecke. J. o. EXlcy. stroke. J
3. Love, coyswain; substitutes, ". Carr.
c. E. Armstrong. +. Marsh I. B. Ju-
yenal
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
Corcoran Cadet Corps.

At the request Of the management Of
the Atlantic City basketball team, Cap
tain Edwards has agreed to change the
date of the Corcoran Cadets visit TO
play on one of the piers to the first week
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
ENTRY LIST TOR
NATIONAL REGATTA
Races Viii Be RoWed Near
Worcester Next Friday.
Largest Number of Entries in Recent
Years Sculler Ten Eyck Will
Not Compete.

The national regatta to be held al
Lake Quinsigamond, near Worcester,
Mass, on August and ., promises to
be the best the y \. y. o. has held in
recent years. The entry list shows 4
larger number of crews ready TO COM
pete for championship honors than in
any similar event in the past five years.
Ten Eyck Not Entered.
1t was hoped that Ten Eyct. the pres
ent champion single sculler and the
winner of the Diamond Sculls at Henley
two years ago, would start against Ma
guire and Titus. just returned frcm
Henley, bat for some reason not ex-
planned he has not entered. a special
from his home at Worcester. near the
place OF holding the regatta, says:
The rumor that Edward II. Ten Eyck,
the worlds amateur champion sculler,
is secretly getting in shape for the ma
tion1l regatta 10 be held on Lake Quin-
sigamond, August Sand 3, is without
the slightest foundation.
Ten Eyck is at home here, or, more
properly speaking, at Lake View, on the
west shore of the lake. and has been in
a single scull shell only three times this
season. Judging from the physical con-
dition the great sculler is in, he could
get fit inside OF month to put up Z
grand race, but it would be physical
impossibility to get him on edge for the
aational."
1t has been limited that he does not
care to imperil his championship title
by meeting Mcguire and Titus in their
present snlendid form
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
F4LETICS- SPORTS FOR AMATEUR AND PROFESSONL

| in September. The change was made to
allow a Pittsburg team which will go
TO Atlantic City with a ball nine. to play
series during its visit. August 16, Is.
20. and q. As the Corcorans have just
returned from camp. the later date is
very acceptable to them.
SO that the teams amateur standing
will not be affected. Captain Edwards has
applied to the A \. L. registration COM
mittee for a sanction. and this is ex-
pected to reach here this week.
Victorious at Camp.
The Corcorans' tug-of-war team, con-
sisting of Delmage, Latimer. Hollidge
and Boyle, won the d. c. y. G. match
at Camp Ordway. The team was picked
to represent the Second Battalion and
beat the First Battalion.
Draeger won his heat in the 1O0-yard
dash for the First Regiment. but lost to
Paul Cook, Second Regiment, in the
finals.
Acting upon suggestion of Captain
Edwards. the Brigade rife team. under
Major Bell. which will represent the
Guard at the annual shoot at Sea Girt.
y. j., August q, may train In the Guards
Ss IhiIdSlulI 10 utNtlDD SlFtubtu III arms
and back
Analostan Boat Club.
The feat officers of the Analostan
Boat Club fear they will not be able to
accept the invitation of the Potomac
Boat Club to enter crews in its next
Saturdays regatta for the reason that
so many members are away on vaca
tion.
The junior eight has practically only
six men in town. and to put in any two
men simply to make up crew would
not make good race possible.
To get up a good mixed crew would
hardly be possible because Lou Fischer
is out of town; Moore is going; Robert
Howard may be away. and with these
crack veterans out of the boat. the crew
would not be very fast.
It looks as If the best the Analcstans
could do for the p. y. c. regatta would
be junior four and as the latter club
is not rowing ''fours" 1t is hardly likely
they will meet.
Entries from the Analostans would
certainly add interest to the affair, as
was evidenced in the regatta when the
Potomacs made entry.
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
Order of Races.

The races will be rowed in the follow
ing order on the two days named:
First day-First heat. intermediate
singles; intermediate four shell; senior
pair shell; second heat. intermediate
singles; intermediate pair shell; senior
four she'll; first heat, intermediate eight
shells second heat, intermediate eight
she'll
Second day-Final heat, intermediate
eight she'll; championship single scull;
final heat, intermediate singles; interna-
tional four she'll: association single
sculls: intermediate double sculls; SEN
ior double sculls; war canoe race; senior
eight shell.
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
List of Entries.

The official list of entries is as fol-
lows:
intermediate single sculls-Bostor
Athletic Club, Don Rowing Club. Insti-
tute Boat Club. Philadelphia Barge Club
L. F. Rivinus Shawmut Rowing Club.
Union Boat Club. Wachusett Boat Club,
Western Rowing Club; West Philadel-
phia Boat Club. W. B. West
Associate senior single sculls-Don
Rowing Club, Union Boat Club. Vesper
Boat Club. James B. Juvenal; Winnipeg
Rowing Club.
Championship single senior sculls-
Bradford Boat Club. Joseph MCGUIRE:
JefTries Point Rowing Association. Frank
Greer; Union Boat Club. C. s. Titus.
Intermediate double sculls-Boston
Athletic Club. shawmut Rowing Club.
West End Rowing Club, Western Row
ing Club.
Senior double sculls-Bradford Boat
Club, Don Rowing Club. First Bohe
mian Boat Club, New York Athletic
Club.
Intermediate pair-oared shells-Har-
lem Rowing Club. Lone Star Boat Club.
New York; Nonpareil Rowing Club. New
York
Senior pair-oared shells-Vesper Boat
Club, Philadelphia; Harry De Baecke,
bow: John o. Exley, stroke; Vesper Boat
Club. Philadelphia William Carr, bow.
Frank Schell, stroke.
intermediate four Dared shells-Ariel
Rowing Club, Baltimore; Atalanta Boat
Club. New York; New York Athletic
Club: Pennsylvania Barge Club; c. w.
Frech. bow; J. Fitzharris, II. E. Rowe,
G. Althoen, stroke.
Senior four-oared shells Clifton Boat
Club. Staten Island; Vespcr Boat Club.
II. De Baecke. bow; r. G.
] lockwood W Carr. ]. o. EXley. stroke;
Rowing Club.
Senior international four cared shells
Ariel Rowing club. Clifton Boat Club,
Rowing Club.
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
Golf at Ocean City.

Golf and tennis are being played right
along at the local clubs. but there are
no matches or tournaments to interest
the admirers OF the sport. The only af-
fair in this line in prospect in which
local players are interested is the Ocean
City Md Club tourney, to be held Au-
gust Z, 5, and 9. To this affair the CO.
iumbia Golf Club will probably send Dr..
L. Lee Harlan, Mr.. Britton, Mr. Weav-
er, and one or two others, and from the
Chevy Chase Club will go Mr.. McCannon,
Mr. Cray. Mr.. HAYDEN. and others.
The Washington times., 1902-08-03

Double Whipple brothers.
Stevens and Eberbach. Cough and
Winner. slaybaugh and Ourand. Marean
and Coburn. Roome and Buynltski. Todd
and mate. Johnson and mate.
Eight-oared shells. Junior. II the
Analostans enter. the Potomac crew will
be: Herman, Marean, Mcgowan. Moses.
Winship. Coburn. Mueller. Chase. Mid
dlcton. and Redington.
Mixed eights. II the Analostans send
In a mixed eight the best crew in each
house, the Potomacs will have: Britt.
DAILY, Maize. Young. McCOnvilIe, and
three men from Junior eight to make up
the crew.
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
Present National Champions.

The winners OF last year. the present
national champions in the various
events rowci in the Association regatta