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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-25
Snbanapolis Snb., Mitwu6 25 Mar 1903
Mms ben GeriatsbSfen.
6 n Wil9ereibeiiber em=
pfinbli1 beItraft.

Der Milderei=BefiBer @rnif Srotpn,
bon Der Spencer Nbe. puroe i'm
Criminal : @eri6t unter Der Nnflage
proseiiirt, sepaniate Mild. reip. Wsila
p.rtauft 3u baben, tpel4e niAt ben bonn
@eieb porseibrisbsnen Buti>y- uno
6ettgebalt entbielt. Sie @ei6pOrenen
fanosn i'm idulois, porauf Der &i4ter
ibn our 3abluns bon $50 nebit Soften
berurtbeilte bic lebteren belaufen fi4
auf $40.
WiBpersniiste gbeleute in
9iille unb Jiille.
gBieber rsi9te cine Nn3abl @beleute,
pel6e in Der gbefanbslOtterie 9tieten
seao9eu battsn, 3lagen auf Sa.ioung
Elm.
6rant s. WeBel bebauptet in ieiner
2lase, oaB feline Grau Srene lieblos
unO unweiblib sesen ibn gebanoslt
bate. Sic iol in @eielIdaft BON an-
osrsn Mdnnern nod ipdt am abeno
bonn Sauie fortseueien fein, iein Gelo
pergeuoet un6 u. U. fi1 au9 gepel9ert
baben, feline Striimpfe su ftOpfen.
pboebe u. &eeo bei6ul0igt ibren
@atten Wm. $. Der brutalen Yebano=
luna unb ter Srunten9eit.
@norep S. ainnep betlast fi9 in
ieiner sdsiounsstlase seasn feline @at=
tin &lara, baB fie aues anoere ole
liebepoll mar, oab iie germ pi9.lt unh
ibrs pHi9ten als Sausfrau perna4ldf-
fiste.
@eOrse auiiOn tlast feline Satin
Marp oes gbebru9s an.
@usuit @alter befduloigt feline Sat-
tin Barbara ebenfalls, oas febffe 8eboi
oerleBt 81 baben.
Waatbilbe 6. @ilbp beidpert iid in
ibrer S5eiounssflase, bab ibr @att'
Spbn iie in rober Weiie bebanoelte uni
nidt fur ibren unterbalt iorste.
Die hbIi9e g 9aoensr a b
flage.
SObu 8. Gelir bertlaste bic Straben'
babn-8eIenf9aft auf $4,000 S9aben
.riaB. 8Or etwa swei MOnaten ma
an Der 6. WaIbineton StraBe nab
SHERMAN Sribe, eine elettriide Ga
eeeen iein Gubrperf serannt. g
uurbe b61f unianft auf oas Strabsn
pflafer seiebt unb erbebli6 oerlebt
ginrei9es 3 a bp.
Die Central Sruft Co., tusl9e gun
0ormunb beg Babp's Daniel %. Grmin
oes S06naens Der berforbenen 8. p
unb Demia 5opnlen Grtpin ernann
wOroen lit, felte 8arsidaft bon $4,000
Ser @atsr bss &inbS bat in ieinen
Sefament beitimmt, baB fir ben Inter
balt oeiiel6en pdbrenb Der erffen sw0l
Sabre $1,000 idbrlid uno bonn IL. BIZ
gu ieiner Miinbiafeit $2400 jdbrlid
ausgeseben tuerben ioQen. Sierauf fol
es in ben 8eiib ieines @rbtbeils, mel
des iebr bebeutenb 1T, selansen.
SIM poIiaeigeridt
wuroe Der farbise Emanuel @aroner
tpel9sr por einisen Sasen einen NOR
oerii9en InSriff auf eugene Mc8inni
ausfiibrte, unter $500 Biirsf6aft al
bic @rOB9eidworenen iibermisien.
Ser taubitumme 8en Walfer, be
Yaaabunoirens ansetlast, erbielt stpt
Monate 6reiquartier i'm 8efdnsnib.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-25
8emetiss0au Der GberaSter,
3oae 30. 1.

Orben Der 9ermann's s-S0bne, gum
Better ;ueier lanaidbriser Miislieoer,
am Gaa..ag, %. Wdr3, in Der @olum.
bia=Qalle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-25
9 a 3 n II n ( a | /.

Muf ben Wiebb6fen wurben an,
9ienifas nidt tpeniser als 500 Mrbeits.
pferbe gum Our4i@nittspreiie bon
$50 pertauft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-25
Na6ri6ten aus SJnbiana.
i ra u Ut bert s. Sratean
bic o 9ro S eef orenem

Srate, pelde bei6uloigt lit, ibr.n
Satten ber9iftet Su baben, per3iatets
i'm Yoli5eiseri9t auf elm 8orperb0r
unb muroe Obne 3uluhuns bon ghrs-
idatt an Die @robeei6mOrenen iiber=
wieisn. Sic bat Su ibrem Yertbeioieer
ben &e4tsanualt Sobn 9. Waartin
engagirt. Die Grau, mel6s iibel Elm
8ermOaen bon $50, 900 perfast, nirb
ole 9ebsl in gepesune isbeu. I'm i6re
Greibeit uieoer 3u erlansen. Sbr erlter
Satte, Solomon Dlpers, farb Dor
etpa 5tpei Sabren auf ieiner i'm bena6=
barten 9arrpsburg bele9enen 6arm
uno balo oarauf reibte iis in cine 3ei=
tuna elm Seiratbsssiu6 elm. &Obsrt s.
Srate, welder oamals cine 6arm in
@allinsban, Mis., beiab, beantportete
Die In5ei9e, eine turSe @orreiponoen3
erfolste uno balo barauf traf er nit
ibr in @opinstpn Suiammen; einise
Stunben ipGter fanb Die Srauune ffati.
SieIes mar Dor etua Is Won. Sas
pdar lebte ieitoem auf Der 6arm Der
Grau uno 3tpar in teiner glifliaen
Gbe, oenn Streitieteiten tparen an Der
SaaesOronuns. Srate itnrb na9 tur=
ser 3rantbeit. 9luf ieinem 9ranten=
Logger tbeilte er gladbarn nit, bab er
slaubte, er babe @ift bstommen.
VI bert 6. 6 B mbers
Sefferio onpilIs. gilbert 6.
Chambers, Yrdfbent ter Wletropolitau
Polisei=SebDroe, iit am Sienitag
Nbeno i'm Ssipital beg ct. SoeNrmen-
bauies, wOIslbft er ii9 elmer punOdr3ts
li6en Operation untersieben muBte,
geifOrb.n.
Geme ehr9ef perlebt.
& &of o m o. Sas 9oairbaus beg
eSer1p Wc@ool nuroe am Sienltaq
bur9 6eler ;srif6rt. geim 90i9en
brad 5euerwehr9ef s9umann bur9
einen SuBboben uno erlitt auBer ii5we-
rem Sranopunoen pabrf9einli9 nod
innere 8srlebungen.
BON einem pferoe
geto b et.
| fipton. @dbreno oas iieben=
i'd Jriee SObn4en beg Douglas @orpin
auf Der Str. ipi.lte, tuuroe es bon einem
i9eu estporoenen @aule iiberrannt uno
auf Der Steae gstOotet.
l. Cine Sunoertjdrige.
SulIiban. Srau Mercp Sider=
ION feierte am Sienitas ibren 100. @s=
burtstas. Sic tpurbe am "a. Mldrs
1903 in &uhea @oEntp, 6p., seboren,
fam a5er idon in ibrsn junsen Sabren
mad SulIipan @ountD, tuOielbit fie
|. ieitbem Ianidiiis sstpsien iit. 3sitIes
bens uar iie eine eifrise pfeifenrau1es
|. rim. unb 3tpar raudte iie nur ben 9a-
bat, rpel9en fie ielbit in ibrem Garten
se3osen batte. sic iff nod 10 riiftig,
oaB fie ieoe Wode nod Der Stabt tommt,
um psri0nIi9 ibre @intdufe su ma9en.
Ser o uterneur nennt
: einen Specialri9ter.
Nem albanp. S1a9 einem
bon Der leBten 2eaislatur angenOmme-
nen @eieBe bat Der @ouosrneur Die
Gutoritdt, Speeialridter in 2reisge-
ri9ten 3a ernennen, nsnn Der resuldre
&ihter ni9t anitiren farm. Sn Sas=
per, Dubois @ountp, bat Der 9ouper=
nsur bisf.s &edt gum erifen Wlale aus-
seiibt, inoem er 90. g. Sunter gum
Specialri1ter i'm proeeiie Der psarl
5aslepooo bon 2ouispiIe seaen ibreu
@atten, Sr. SObn Sa3lstpsob BON Sem
, Mlbanp, ernannte. Die 6rau perlanst
In ibrsr 2lase $500 idbrlid llntsrbal=
tungstofen. Dor 3usi Sabren fanb
bic 6o9seit bon SRI. pearl Msoers bon
2ouisbile nit benz prominenten Doctor
Sa3lewooo in @eu Mlbanp itatt. aber
bic 9errli4teit bauerte nur etli4e Wo.
den. Cine Sdeiounestlase tuuroe
ni4t einsereidt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-25
Ste Teier Der Gfiteinlesuns aes
neuea SunoesgebanSes
Buree beute nit sebibrenSen Gersmonien
por9enpmmen.

fanb beute Hadmittas bic Geier Der
@fiteinlesuns oes neusn Yunbes @e=
bduoes itatt.
Sie Seier auf benz 8auplob nabm
um 2.30 ibren Nnfans. sic uurbe
bonn @onsrsb &eprdientanten Seize
Sberifreet, tpel9er als 0oriBenoer
iungirte, nit elmer Inlprade er=
0ffnet.
Sierauf fanoen bic @eremonien Der
5reimaurer na4 ben fur iol9e 6eiern
uor9ei9riebenen &itualen ftatt.
Sieielben murben bonn @roB=Weifter
Sames %. Dunbar bon Stem Nlbanp,
aifiitirt BON ben anoeren 9roB=geam.
ten, 9eleitet unb tparer Iebr einoruds-
poa. Wdbreno Der @eremonien muroen
Die beri6iebenen SOcumente unb 8eeen=
ifdnbe in ben fupfernen gebdlter, tuel=
der iih in bem ausssbOlten gdftein be-
fano, sele9t, rorauf berielbe sefalol=
len tpurbe. Gobann belt Serr Mbbiion
s. paris bic Sauptreoe. Die @ere=
monien nabmen etipa smei Stunben in
Nnipru9.
Gs mar cine platform erri6tet, auf
welder Sibe fir 200 eingelabene per'
ionsn borbanben tparem.
Sic parabe.
Der offieieIen 6eier auf Dem gaus
piobe eins cine paraoe boraus,
wel4s i4 UNI l llbr Ha9mittas bor
benz Gtaats-@ -@ebdube an oer Senate
NOe. formirte.
@roBmari9au berielben mar General
Sames sc. @arnaban.
Sie formation Der parabe mar fol.
senoe:
polisei.
| 8r0Bmari1au, Sames Ut. Sarna.
| ban; @eneral=9tojatant, 9eor9e %.
popel; gbef bss Stabes, Sarrp 9.
Smitb; Der Stab:
! Wiliam 6. gnoliib. sc. M. Smpf,
Sorace Ole8ap, @. g. Sapwaro,
Sobn 8. Barnett, Sohn s. Wbite,
Sarolo 6. Wesrew, &Obert %. Mc'
grioe, S. s Me@rea, %. s. Saoens.
6. s. Sdiosler, Grant Stalep. Or.
s. 6. Wriabt, Sbomas u. Winter-
ropo, 9. u. &idaroion, Sobn M,
paper Sr., Sr. Sabis, Carroll g.
@arr, Sarrp 6. gteslep, Or. s. 6
Charlton, Or. s. s. 9pfe, SbOmas
u. Dpnn, Sun u. gople, s. 6,
9bompfon. Sost MeGlain. @ortlant
Ban @amp IT,, u. u. WOmad, 9arrl
Sbeets, Dtortimer 2eperins, 6ran
Wartin, Charles &. Sones, Sol g
3iier, Nobert u. Brofpn, Daniel T.
Storms. Soiepb 9. Sosle.
i MilitdriI9e Sipiiion: @ommaaoeur
Mtaior 8. s. @onos; Detachment 8un
oes=Solbatsn unter bem Befebl boz
Qeutnant Glarf l. YctailIon. 2. STE
siment; Snb. Mili3: l. Battalion, l
Neaiment, u. q. g. @. unter ben
Commando BON Maior S6Omas Wp
Ioms, Canton SnoionapOlis, SO.
3. d., s. .. 8. s.. 9apf. s. W
griee @ommanoeur, WariOn Goreifers
Wlooern Woobmen Of Mmeriea. Capt
} Saeob 6or GOmmanoeur, &naben=gr!
gabe.
Sipiiion Der Chill unb griiber
i6afts.0ereinisungen.
SipiFon Der O. u. st., Union Is
teran 2ssion, Snoianapolis Soss 3
9. .. g., patriotiider Oroen be
S6bne bon Mmerifa {; Srieftrdger II
! Uniform.
Dipifon Der Sreimaurer-Srsaniia
J tionen: 9fapsr @omlnanoerp, &. 4.
. vMoonis 2obss Of perfeetion", scot
tiff Sites, y8rOB=2ose s. uno u
W. BON Snbiana.
Sie paraoe ma9te einen impoiantel
ginbrud.
Ser Snbalt bes & d tein 8
Sn ben gditein fino folgsnoe Mrti
/ tel, Documente, etc. gelegt uoroen
II Bilber bon benz alten Bunoes=@e
| bdube, Der grifen presbpteriane
Rirde, Der plpmoutb &irde uno be-
Gd1uIe Tp. g: 8erifte Der 8eb6rb
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-25
5euersb brun in Sort
SO anne.

Sort % apne, Snb.. 25. M}dr3.
Seute MOrsen sesen A llbr brad in ben
Wsrffdtten Der penniploania 8abn,
in mel4en Waeeons beraeitellt peroen,
Elm Teuer aus, tpeldes einen She'll bes
9aupt=@ebduoes. 35 fertise @ars uno
aroBe Nuantitdten bon Materialien
allsr Mrt 3erit0rte. Ser 8eIammt.
idaben belduft fd auf $4,000 bic
800, 900.
8abnunfaIl.
st. 2ouis, no., 25. Mdr3. -
Bei Gin point, Wo.. entsleifte beuts
Worsen elm perionen3us; IL perionen
murben bermunbet. Inter ibnen be-
fanben fid 8. pittman bon @orrpoon,
Snb., uno s. 8. Worris bon 60.
grange. Sno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-25
Nus Arbeiter= &reiien.

Sic Mitslisber Der 8adifeinmaurer-
Union uno bic @ontractoren baben
tpesen Der 2obnieala, tpel9e am 1.
Npril in 2raft treten foa nod
fein usbereinfommen eetrofen. sic
berlangen cine 2obnerbObuns bon SO
Gents pro 6tunbe auf go Gents
ferner iolen Die 0orleute Fatt 55
gents in 3utunft 20 Gents pru Stunbe
erbalten.
Seeretdr gB. 9. Wilion bon ben
Der. 8ruben=Nrbeiter bat fi1 mad
ieiner i'm n6roli9en psnniplbanien
beleaensn 9eimatb beseben, moIelbH
er einise Sage beripeilen min. am 6.
Mpril finbet bier cine Sibuus be,
gtational grecutipsgeb0rbe Der Cru.
ben-Arbeiter fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-25
s m oIiaei9eridt

wuroe Der farbise Emanuel @aroner,
uel9er nor einisen Sasen einen NOR
oerii9en InsriIf auf eugene Wc3innif
ausfiibrte, unter $500 Biirsfdaft an
bic @rob9eidworenen iibermisien.
Der tambitumme Ben Walter, bes
0asabunoirens ansetlast, erbielt stpei
WOnate 5reiquartier i'm @efdnsnib.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-15
TILE POINT OLE VIEW.

Once a knight in search of quarrel-that
being knghthoods point of view
Met another knightly brother, caracolng
through the dew.
StraightwaY they began to wranglc DER
the color Of a shield
whether it were white or yellow-neithcr
would his color yield.
Swords to angry words succeeding soon
had led to tragedy,
When another knight ppearing-knight-
hood then WIS lowering free
Him they asked to judge between them:
hia decision unaprcalcd,
Favored both the gold and silver--'twas
a bimetalic shield,
SOlomon-cXccilng Judgment. to escape
an awkward plight.
When between two angry swordsmen to
decide that both arc right.
But this shield, this cause of quarrel,
what about It's double hue?
oh! twas but trick OF Vision. following
the point of view,
Hunter MacCullough in tho Reader for
October.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-15


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OF Io' lfess mas 10 ne H''I' II" WORN
mus ne In@ n'u' On' group OF WORK
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res" -l'''''' group Ivy a"ot"or '"yet
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-15
oTU INFANrRY TABLET

\ bronze tablet has been erected to
the memory Of officers and men OF the
9Th United States infantry at Sacket
Harbor, n. T., inscribed as follows.
Erected by
lie Ray de- Ch1umout Chapter, Daughters
of tine American Revolution, in
memory of
The gallant officers and men of the 9th
United States infantry, who lost their
lives during the campaign in Cuba,
China ana the Philippines, 1S9Sl9O2."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-15
THE UNIVERSAL TARGET.

Speak kindly to the millionaire;
Perhaps he does his best.
Don't try to drive him to despair
With rude, unfccling Jest
Don't laugh at portraits which dispa!
His face with comic lcet,
And when he gives his wealth away
Don't take it with a sheer.
Speak kindly TO the millionaire,
lie has a right to live
And feel the sun and breathe the air
And keep his coin or give.
You may be rich yourself, you see,
Before your life is through.
Speak kindly. and remember he
Is human, just like YOU.
Washington Star.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-15
The Weekly Free Press

Gives 90 columns avery
week for a year Si.O0. Ne
other paper in Vermont can
say this no other paper
Gives So mUch news as the
FREE PRESS.
You have IL neighbOr who DOES
not take the FREE PRESS
possibly he borrOwS your
cOpy-send us his name ana
We will send him Il sample
copy OF the best WeeAly
paper in Vermont, 90 col.
nuns OF news u week, Is
year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-15

Wilson brought It from the safe
Turning this over cuts my option
Gown to two weeks" he said, but
we'll know at the meeting what can
be done"
yes, well know then what they can
do with you" said Miller Significantly
as he put the Cancelled note in his
pocket and rose to 30.
TO GE CONTINUED.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-15

The Ni.,tor-"Why are you here, my
misguided fraud?'
The Irisoocr-"lm the victim Of the
unucly number thirteen
Indeed: hpW'S that?"
"Twclvc jurors and ono judge. Sport
ing Times
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-15
tai, MAGE
SEE, II. MON
BY Rev.
FRANK DE WITT ThLMAGE,, DID,.
Pastor Of Jefferson Park Presby.
terrain Church. Chicago

the worldly and the spiritual estimate
OF greatness ana shows tho character
Of the training and preparation neccs-
sary for true greatness. The text is
Matthew ri. II. There hath not risen
u greater than John the Baptist
"Great mon. grent events and great
Hpochs grow bigger ana more colossal
rs the years pass away from them,'
once wrote the bioGrapher OF Robert
Burns. Like the mountain shadows
they increase in size ana their reputa-
tons lcngthon in importance MS the
sun of their day sets ana the long
night of Their rest separates us from
them. Like the mytholo%lcal heroes
ana heroincS OF CID. their I'auerS broWS
become luminous with crowns OF gold.
Abraham Lincoln dead IS a great deal
more honorcd man than Abraham Lin
coin alive. When Edwin NJ. stanton
turned to the SorrnWinl group of
friends who had gathered ahout the
deathbed OF the famous statesman and
said I'VE must now leave MN to the
ages, even the iirm JaWcd secretary OF
~ '- ~ A'''''
the ages would consider MS chiet to be.
40 cathedral imprcsses US so much as
the venerable pile thar is covered with
moss ana creeping ivy. Man IS seldom
called great ana truly great until he
has been doad at least twenty years.
But standing today under the length
'nin@ shadows Of many great rcputa-
tons these imminent questions natural-
~ arise IL many minds: What is true
greatness? What are tn" elements
which distinguish the trul" noble from
the merely seifiShly famoust Was Jay
Gould truly great man: In his dry
no one man or collection of mon were
more feared in Wall street than he.
81" was truly a 'Napolcon OF finance
Napoleon with this one difference
that jay could never met his Wafer
loo. lie was never compelled 10 sur
render as did Daniel Drew and Cyrus
Field and hosts Of other tinancicrS WHO
were outmanipullted 10y this arch
financial manipuator
Stamped 18th Divine Approval.
Can Napoleon himself truly be called
great man. great in all the clements
which go to make up true greatness?
When his companion in arms. Marshal
Ianncs. was shot on the fatal retreat
from Moscow. he called the emperor
to his side and said: Your majesty. |
am your friend. am diving, and this
is my parting advice: Give M YOUR
merciless ambitions. or thev will ruin
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-15

arc produced only by great occasions
Great thoughts are born only amid the
throcs and commissions of great agonics.
Great hopes are only the rainbowcd
colors arching the dark heavens, black
with angry tcmpcsts.
Training For Greatness.
There must be a training for great
ness. The occasion does not create
| greatness; it only develops and pro
duccs 1t. IT cannot create or make
| greatness out of common clay. We do
net assert that history can play Han
dcrs Messiah" upon dinner plate or
| blow buglc blast with q penny wills
lie or catch thundctbolts with Il straw
hat or shoot uastodons with pins OF
strange volcanoes with spider webs.
| The old poets said that when worlds
are used Tor shuttlccocEs and the uni
verse is Il playground and all inhnity is
abla2c with the condagration then the
very god themselves must take part in
the sport, / needs stronger arms than
yours or mine to pitch Islands for
1 qu0lts to bowl down mountains for
tcnpins, 20 swing homisphcr,s as an
athlete luriS the hammer, or with
stamp of foot, to make the submerged
continent Atlantis, which once stretch
ed between the old world and the new
with a dying rurgle sink and disappear.
Dut great needs Dring great men from
, Obscurity Into prominence. The occa-
sion furnishes the opportunity Ulysses
$. Grant Wauld have lived and died an
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-15

TO GE CONTINUED.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-30
AMERICAS CUP DEFENDERS.
Some Famous Contests and the Men
Who Led Them.
wv. ]. Henderson. in september Outing.

w. j. Henderson, in September Outing.
In the presence of General Paine and Mr..
Burgess all other figures faded into obscur-
lty IN the races of 1885, 1856 and 1887, though
TO the enthusiast the memory of the Puri-
tan's sailing master is still dear. The fish
ermen of the New England coast were wont
TO say that "Cap'n Auberry Croker an a
crew o NawiggianS kin beat all Ill., and
the races of 1885 seemed to lend some color
to that already highly colored statement.
Crocker used to wear big smoked goggles
when he was at the wheel, and they gave
him sort of Twenty Thousand Miles I'm
der the Sea- appearance.
In my mind Burgess remains a sturdy,
w1ry little man, with short brown beard
standing out beneath the sheltering rim of
his little gray slouched hat and wearing one
OF those suits of indefinite gray which
Herreshoff also affects. When q Burgess
cup. defender crossed the line a winner her
designer never failed to turn very smart
Cape Cod man, born at Sandwich in 1S4s.
and graduated from Harvard in 1871. He
began life as a naturalist and was secretary
of the Boston Society of Natural History
for fifteen years. But he was always an
amateur sailor, and he studied yacht de-
signing simply as an amateur from pure
interest in the sport of racing sailing craft.
In 1883 he was for some time In Europe, and
there he studied the English cutter In 1884
owing to his fathers financial difficulties,
he was obliged to go into business for him.
seven years he laid down the lines of 137
vessels, including those of the Puritan.
Mayfiower and Volunteer. The last-named
which held the cup in 1887, was the finest
specimen of the older type of centerboard
craft ever produced.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-30
FRATERNITY MEMBERSHIP.
T.. Benjamin Andrews Says 1t Does Not
Aid College Work.
September Success.


Were / entering college again 1 should
at first, however warmly solicited, join no
fraternity. At some institutions with
and anywhere L should wait to know my
ground. Fraternities do great good. AS
they exist at many a seat of learning they
can hardly be criticised. L often use them
with effect in holding their members to
hard work and exemplary conduct. They
are susceptible of indefinitely large service
In TINS way, as in other ways. But at some
centers their Influence painfully promotes,
cliques, shbboleths and partizan temper.
Where 1T is so should utterly avoid them,
preferring to risk of losing whatever good
a fraternity might do me rather than that
of falling into this antisocial spirit. Ameri-
can manhood needs toning up i'm individ-
uality of thought and action. In matters of
opinion go too much in droves. Instead
OF strengthening this tendency college life
should help annul it,
Fraternity electioneererS sometimes seek
TO dragon their victims into the Valley
of Decision by crying: Now or never This
is your last chance: unless you join us at
suits the man to whom Ii is said. 1t means
that when you are better known you will
not be wanted. Il may be that men unite
with fraternities who, should they wait,
would wait in vain; yet upper class men
are taken into the best fraternities every
year. / would not enter a fraternity under
this or under any other pressure. However
desirable to be in fraternity, such MEM
bership is not absolutely necessary for col
lege success IL you wish to join, provided
you are worthy and your initial college rec
ord is good, the way will open, even il you
are not rushed III Oh the ides OF your fresh
man October.