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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-28

Ohio, Elm Grove, August 81, Ethel
Carle and J. NJ. Callahan.
Pendleton, Franklin, September 4,
J. G. Knutti and Jos. Roster. !:
Peasants. St. Marys. August Z, ].
NJ. Callahan and Annie E. Reeves.
Pocahontas, Marllnton, August 21,
U.I. Jenkins and A. S. Bell.
Preston, Terra Alta, August 81, G.
W. Deane and Susan F. Chase.
Putnam, Winfield, July 81, T. B. Nc
Lure and Geo. M. Ford.
Raleigh, Beckley, August 81, G. S.
1aidley and Mrs. NJ. R. McGwigan.
Randolph, Elklns,, August 2S, J. s.
Cornwell and H. T. Mcdonald. dils
Ritchle, Harrlsville, August H.. F. H,
Crago and Susan F. Chase. y;
Roane, Spencer, August IA, G. R.
Murray and u. l. Jenkins.
Summers, Hinton, July 81, F. B.
Trotter and I. B. Bush.
Taylor, Grafton, September 4, W.
R. Gorby and W. NJ. Henderson.
Tucker, Parsons, August 81, R. A.
Riggs and H. T. Mcdonald. q
Tyler, Middlebourne, August {, Jos.
Roster and o. G. Wilson.
Upshur Buckhannon, August 81, E.
H. Knabenshue and Chas. H, Albert.
i Wayne, Wayne, July 81, A.. NJ. vii.
Hanson and G. R. Murray.
Webster, Webster Springs, Sep.
tember IS, U. s. Fleming and R. NJ.
Collins. fisi
Wetzel, New Martlnsville. August
Y Mrs: Harriet Lyon and 4. !. H. sAl.
bert. SIa y;
Writ Elizabeth, August 81 !, j. N
\ Deahl and Annie n Reeves. Az s.3ss AZ
Wood Parkersburg, August 2S, Anna
/ IM. Cumming and y. q: Cox. IS n
Wyoming oceana septembe bery "A
Geo w conley and J. Cook, q
Il Wheeling city atute. septembe,
slll,s sE. T. Blgelow.
Huntington, city 3institpte: Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-28
VV|L. fEDDl
BIG DTTG'I|

the ttyln8$of liisS hands Sat the can,I
With rod taps that reSc ched out from
Washington; There SSis some truth lii
this, but is said that this III not
The Yhelesstory. M: Eallace is s;lidi
toIteelSi that: the canal SWill d never be:
huilt within the present century III
ipcllncsg and departme rental ihterfsrs
ence arssall9 tot ttarap peE thoss Oh.
the ground,
The astonishing sta tement II made
that at, the ray atinnsaeco
pllsheds in tile month sof5 4 Nay Tie coms
pletlons B, G55of The canal would require
more than q century me colt of !
She excavation has Increased at Tie
same time. three Or four times the
unit figures which were used I'M esti.
mating the total cost sof the water.
way During May not more than Id:
900 cubic yards Sof materlai Wets es.
cayated. All this sS@as sat Culebra; the
only point where any constructing
works. under way At least one hun
dred millionScu yards must Die tal:.
en- out }agi cplebra7 alone. { 10 complete
this in ten years d sregnlars monthly
record Of 8ssS,3Ss cubic yards would
be required! sAt the rate set III May
but tleSmoreI than the amount would
be dug 5lnsa year.
In the loading department the cost
per cubic yard increased from s.057 III
February to s.14S Tor the week end.
Ing Mayo; In the transportation de:
partment from so Tito SEA dump
Ing, from s.os4 To 81 Y. In die exca.
yatins department ( the cost per day
varied around s,1S3:
These are the conditions which
have alarmed the President and scalia.
ed Wallace return To the United
States. VI
Friends of MI. yallacet say ttat he
was prepared for the worst when he
returned It Sis5 said that Wien word
Of the trouble reached certain New
York financierss intimation was con,
;yeyed to Mr.. Wallace that sat anytime
he wished TO sever his connection
with the government she would BE
given a position Sinl5 the new subway
undertaking ct 10 salars many times
greater than Uncle Sam pays him
This Iisl the position that Paul Morton
gave. up to SO 5With9theg Equitable trhe
official side Of the Controversy sisl
awaited with interest III rs said ON
.cially1 for that side that Tie entire
trouble was brought about by MI.
Wallace desiring To- beS ME whole
thing In the work iofF canal cSnstrue-
tion and that the requests foF8arded
with his resignation are ~ ttiat line.
Official action inS the matter is ex.
'Epected within a few day Il y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-28
PARADE
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FOURTH
OF JULY CELEBRATION GO .f
ssres MERRlLY ON.

The committee in charge of the
Fourth celebration, Mr.. J. H. Rowand
and Mr.. F, X. Lowe, got together last
night and decided fully on the features
of the parade. The officers Of the day
were selected as follows: .,5
Chief Marshall, H. r. Smith; as,
slstants, Arch Brownleld, F. X. Lowe
H. 9. Burdette. The marshalls are 10
report mounted at, Courthouse square
Tuesday morning at $3.50 o'clock.
The parade is to form at 10. o'cloci
on CASTOR avenue, theright resting or
Second street. and will move as fol
lows: Castor to Third; to Walnut; te
Fifth; to Fairmont avenue; to Main:
to Quincy; to jackson; to the Court
house, and ,disband.
The carriages in the floral parade
will be Judged for prizes from the
judges stand at the Courthouse.
The revised lineup is as follows:
Police-Mounted. i
Marshall and staff.
Junkins' band. u Il
Company H National Guard.
Company A, (Weston) NatlonaI
Guard. 45t.. "a
Civil war veterans. q,
Fairmont and Shaner Athletic (Pitts
burg) baseball teams. \.
City Councll-In automobiles. n.
Fire department.
Greater Fairmont band. q
Grand floral parade. y
Two.horse CARRIAGES St& I
single.horse carriages. y
Double pony vehicles.
Single pony vehicles,
Ponies and riders.
Comic vehicles, decorated.
slubberdegullions, $3{ y
Ambulances. 4aSs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-28
MARI ON B CO UNTsYSS MEETING G BE
GlN s. SEPTEMBER 4--MIss
n M IA III D,4AvENlPo IT.. AN 10 "a. o.
C CONSTRUCTORS. y

Belowfjis given the list Of institute
Sinstructo with the place Of holding
and date .of the teachers meetings
thToug Nthe State. The Institute
i'm Marion COUNTY yawill be conducted
Sby Miss abel Davenport, training
teacher at Il the local Normal School,
and Dr. Arthur D. CALI The list is
as follows :4ss ,s$; sis
Barb our Philippi, September 4.
Susan 4. Chase and H. p. Flesher.
Il Berkeley Martlnsburg, August a,
sChass ~. Deane " and Henry. r. San
ford. 4; VI "a
Boone. SDanYllle. !. July "a, A. c. Kim
Slers and II: AZ. stoyer.
Bralxtons Sutton, August 4 Z, U. s.
Fleming and ~ q. Shaw. ~ &: 5, (. y H Fl
ookes ellsburg, August 2S, w.
iR: Gorby and Mrs. Harriet Lyon
Cabell. q ntington, August IA,
Maud Patrick and .. Lee.
Clay Clay; August n. .sB. Mcclure
and u @: Snyder. Il II Il IL: IS Y. i
ddridge, lest Union, August 81,
Miss Dazzle stroms stadt and F. H.
Grago Y Is Il * .2 5 s
Eayette; Fayett vile, July 81, sL. ].
Gorbly and 4 Miss Maud Patrick. s I'll.
yette, Hill Top I, July; "a, s. n.
Guss.
Gilmer Glenyille. August IA ~. IN
peahl and . 4. \ Marsh. I!
Grant Maysyille, August 2 u. D
Mnldoo and R. Armstrong 4.
Green brier Lewisb,irg Sept
e5.8 ~ SKeyes and Miss SBrainerd!
Hampshire Romney August i4
Mrs; Ida Menefee and Wright benny
Hsneocks New Cumb erland, August
221, w. N. Hen derson and d. Al. Am
bier. {. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-28

Deputy Sheriff Watson arrested 5tri1
Italian I 5atS the railroad station tliis
morning, who, the II train hands to:ti
him him had cut up an American at Bretz
and was attempting to set away The
man was jailed and the sheriff Of
y MSonongalla county communicated
with. depntysis expected this even
Ing 20 take the prisoner 10 Morgan.
town. The Italian admitted that he
did the cutting. 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-28
SENDS THAN K s no q GERMAk3 EN-.
; 4: sPERoR 8Fo oR IN Isl OF

s3il by Pub lishers' lPress.J
30 ton, Mass, June 2s -Presi.
dent Roosevelt today sent the follow;
ing cable legram to Emperor lillian:
Cambria lass. Jine as.
ITO HIS Mai jesty. tai & German Empe-
ror, Berlin
"a have just been visiting at Har;
yard ItniYerslty the German museum;
|the founda ton of which We So large
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-28
0BOA;TaCREVV MURDERS OFFICERS.

Russian battleship Knlaz Potempt.
kin and one torpedo boat arrived here
yesterday evening. All their officers
had been murdered at sea, and their
bodies thrown overheard. The men
threatened to lombard the town. Sit.
uation is serious. Black Sea fleet. is
expected at Odessa today
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-28
PRESIDENT Gables THE KAISER

"; owe 70 your kind Interest. i take
this this occasion 70 thank YOU. and
through you the great German people
for tS'Es the many acts of courtesy and
Y Kind ness which In recent years have
steadily brought close tossther the
g German and american people. This
growing friendship between the two.
~ ations means much for the future
welfare ofs mankind, and / wish 10
thank you personally for the efforts
you have made to foster 1t, 7 7
tslgneN E S
sTHEo ORE ROOSEVELT
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-28
FALSE. ARREST. .OF. jews made
.-.....-.-.....1Is.. 80. ,..ses. =, .l1llN

suned operati ions this morning and the
city has duleted$ down to u great a.,
tent tent, The 5a,ctiyl!ity Of tie troops has
been 4 responsible in sa great measure
for this change In conditions.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-28
MARION LODGE NO. II,
!. Q. o. 4, Elected officers Last Night
For Ensuing Term. Fl

The following officers were elected
last night by Marion Lodge No. II,
I: Q. Q. F., for the six months, be,
ginning, July I:
Noble Grand-A. D. Simon. q
Vice Grand-C. E. Gaskill.
Secretary-T. W. Boydston. r.
s. Treasurer-George Vincent
y Trustee-W. S. Pitzer. n,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-28

Mr.. Writ Chenoweth underwent an
operation for appendicitis at Cook
Hospital yesterday. Mr. Chenoweth
.wlthstood the operation we'll, and to.
day is resting easy 2a, i
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-26
70
Fine Dress
GinShamS

very best 1Oc and Il 4 c
grades. The ginghams
you would buy most
readily at full price for
waists. suits, and dress
es. Very neat, new
striped patterns mostly,
in good tans, blues.
green's. white and
black. and other coll
ors. More service, and
often better style in a
gown made of these
pretty ginghams than
in one Of greater cost.
And think of the little
price.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-26
WE BOUGHT THIS IMMENSE OUANTIT


Loom cost means the cost Of price wic the
in
lengths always something left
maker
list than advertisement
everything gone
with
we cI
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-26
than we claim

We nave never seen anything
as good for the price. The lawns
and swisses are sheer and good
embroideries are as fine as those
in many expensive waists-laces
are good, without exception. The
cut, style, and finish of these
waists belong high up in the
price scale, yet this store %
can sell them for only ZOG
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-26
sc
AmOSKc09
Apron
Gin6harnS

standard as the gov
ernments coin. You
ought to know how
many more cents a
yard these good ging-
hams are worth than
the bargain price we're
asking. Come in blues
and browns, small
checks and broken
plaids. Don't buy them
for aprons alone
they're worthy of be-
ing made UP prettfly in
dresses. One case in
the sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
ENTIRE GREW OF
SUBMARINE. DEAD D |.
Farfadct. Towed Into Dry Dock
After Ten II. Days Work .f f
Ilaise51Ief. F,.s
3(By,AssocIated 17tess.)

BIsERTA, syTUNls. July 15.--The sub -
marine boat Farfhdet, which sank at ne
entrance of the port Of sdl Abdallah July
9Th, was towcd into dry dock to-day, after
ten days lncessant efforts to raise h ''I
rhe salvage operations, which J were err con- con
d,icted 81 Admiral ALBERT, assisted ny
two hundred and fifty sailors . ana a
large staff of foreigners, have been at
tended throughout withnai long. series cries OF
nlshaps Theshull Of the Submarine was
covered With slime, but was unchanged
WHEN Tie doot' OF tile 1rarfadct was
opcned there was a rush or nauseous
gases from tho decomposed bodies OF tho
fourteen men who had perlshcd IN her,
and great emotion prevailed among the
naval officers and the men who had as
sisted in raising the vessel. Powerful
deodorants were itntiiedately introduced
in tho vessel and the ventilators were
started An inspection of the FarHfadet
shows that her crew employed every
Imaginable device in their attempts TO
escape.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
Forrner Premier Dead.
Wife Of Steadman Dead.
DEATHS.

hAiafh. at 6 a. Nj MIS-. Hv,A r. - T fnEtv..
wtyiife OF. George ". East. ~, ~ , .nn h,,s,
i hMand and six chtldren, me I w and
GEhhesrlotte =. Benedict formerly OF th''
5SS asa nsB HEed Il stSssdd yesterday
524ss; 5 il y51 1SS'f N $ !
1 H FRahSSStSi Sf'otiae later,
,o,Nns-Dled, July AZ 1905 at 1o;lo ? M, ~,
& re "a fs ars nssfessf M Miss
TsRiGE JONES, daughter, ,of &. ana
J L! N B, Jones' after an illness of s1
m Euneral, Will take place fro ~ Pin,
Z WtSrI1RNCON at 5 o'clock. Friends ana
acnnaiDtanees4 invited to atl s 'n'eF
I naent in River View Cemetery
y3;N,1pl i; Died, satprdaySSs July
r 1s1t5n 3 str n 20 iHfEERsBERTs .ANTAoNYi
youngests son BoE A.. r, ana Maggie =
Tunsra ls MoNpAx AFTTR E;KITSb ES!an Ct
ana aequaintahces invited to attend;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
PEA,RY WIKI SAIL TODAY
FOR DASH TO NORTH r ole
Departure Delayed 70 Await Ar Al
rivala Of Spare Parts tor 8s
Ships Machinery.
LIBEL AGAINST LITTLE BOAT
Slit Arranged So As Not t. Ii.
tcrferc Will, Plans Of u
Commander.

Especial to Tho Times-D lspatch) Sf
NEW YORK, July 15---The James
Reilly Repair and Supply Company, Of
No. 800 West street, to-day filed q libel 't'
suit for slO1B against the steamship
Roosevelt which is owned by the Pe c'iry
Arctic Club, for repairs and supplies lf, 'lr-
nlshcd since July 1. This matter was SO SO
arranged that 1t Will probably not IN m
tcrfero with tho feoosevelt's departure.
Robert II. Ienry viii start for the
North pole Tomorrow afternoon ut three
o'clock. It was Intended to sail to-day,
But the departure OF tho vessel was de.
laycd to await tho arrival of shipment.
Of spare parts for the Roosevelt's ma
chliery. These will DO aboard 1t is
expected In time for the departure as
now scheduled.
Word has been received from the Trlc'
tho auxiliary ship which will accom-
many the Roosevelt, that she has ar
rived at sydney Cape Breton, ana -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

Misses Eva and Frankie, ac son,tiannjlecd
left Thursday evening ID Visit Mr., and
Mrs. Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Frank x nec-s
camp, 81 1ronton, o,
Miss Hannah Blum WHO has been tho
guest Of relatives herd during the past
winter has returned to her home. IN
Orange, Va. ...it'ss f&
Miss Lima Blum Will Leave Tuesday for
Orange. Va. where she:wil remain as
TIE guest OF her sister, Mrs. David May
Mrs H. q. Nuckols, Of. No. 2s1o East
MarshAli Street. has gone to the noun
tains for the summer.
e Miss Effle Scott Of Nc. 2slo East Mar I.
shalt Street, left a few days ago for
Middiescx county. where she VIII spend 3, eng
the rest Of the summer With her sister,
Mrs. II. j. Goodwin. u al u
Tyler OF the Chesapeake and Oh o. VINO sf
has been III for several weeks at ne
Retreat for the Sick. Will be abe 70
leave for her Nome, No. 400 East Mar.
shall Street, to-day and will be gao
Is see her friends. hi
Mrs. Noodvile a.. Page and little sou.
Woodvlle, Jr.. are visiting IN byhch-
m Miss i; Mary Wilkinson lctt Saturday az.
lGrnOOIl LII q .
M. John A.. Broaddus. WHO was sue
'ccssfllly operated upon for appendicitis
on Last Sunday night by Drs. jacob
Miohaux and A. L. Gray. continues %
Improve. Ist ii a.,
bury Park. N. j. is spend The summer
With her annts, the Misses Boyd.
Mrs. Leona and her two brothers,
Francis and Gussic. have left the e, e. cry
{6r months pi8asafs Visit ,adrt 70 d ls,anas
MI. and Mrs. Taylor Harris iris arc ~
Siixs' sLiiians Eiagsan has returned to
hcr home, In Wilson, n. CO q tier sp ,!,u
ine several weeks With her cousin, 4 ,ts
Nellie bryant. Of No. 9o7 SCUM r'ne
| Street. go Nor.h
Twcrlty.seventh street. who has Reem HtiS
SICK for the past two weeks Is signify
! better. ,;,.,I r,ov the
iorran Al the Second Presbyterian Lhu IN, Z,
amrInr ne absence OF Miss Smoot' WIZ
IS away from the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
ACT ON !. ELECTION II Ct.
CASES TOMORROW
Grand Jury Is siftthe Allegations tito
Made BytMr.s Re Other
Business.

The regular grand jury summoned for
the July term Of the Hastings Court
will to--hnorroW hold an adjourned ses-
sion to take up the matter relating to
the alleged election. frreguarlties In the
Third Precinct of Monroe Ward, and q
number of witnesses have been sum-
n1oncd. S, /, ls4 WI III
The case OF Mr.. S. jackson Wise, who
was arrested and bailed for his appear
ancc in connection with the affair, VIII
come UP in the Police Court after the
grand jury acts. "a isi
The personnel OF the grand jury is con-
sidcred strong, and Judge Witt has given
out that he will charge them rigidly 70
slit tic matter to the very bottom.
Commemorative Attorney D. 2, Rich
ardson is acting in harmony with Mr..
Royall, and the two will leave no stone
tunturned to see that the guilty,lt any
there be, are brought TO Justice ,3
The charge OF Judge Witt to the jury
( ID looked forward to With a good dea
ar public Interest. as he Is known 70 q pc
/ > lyays vigorous when dealing With mat
stors relating to election frauds NJ
Beyond dealing with this case tne
,rand Jury will have a good deal OF
ether work. The body Will act 'ipon the
report OF the commonwealth attoim sa
in relation to delinduent license taxes ~
aarnd also whatever crlninal. cases may
1 have come ,ip from the Police C .l9
since the, opening OF the July term apou
two weeks ago. =, o,,r,
Proceedings around the Hastings GouI'
-. morrow will be full OF public interest,"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
M. DER4U EIDE HALGHTILY
SPURNS OFFER OF PARDON
0Exile.and Colnpatriots indignant
ut Amnesty Proposals Of
French Government. III
ISSUES PRoNUNClAMENT0
Proclaims Po1icyof Resistance 5to.
Entertainments Of Germany.
Insulting kilograms. i
J fBy.Associa ted prose.)

PARIS, July 1s.--Thc amnesty pro-
claimed BY President I.oubct Friday Friday
which permits tho return to Francs t' OF
pau K Deroulede and other, condemned
by the high court to exile. for sedlthlon,
has awakened somewhat Of q serio-cotnlc
agitation, ii which tho whole country is
Interested. 31 &.
borou1edd and his compatriots indig.
tnar,tiy spurl1ed amnesty In tho form Of q
pardon, claiming that II placed them IN
the same category lis nardoncd criminals,
and Dtroutcdc has informed HIS friends
Of lils intention ID 80 to Austria until
his cotintry's peril urgently requires his
presence here. Deroultdo Is a sort OF Il
Roulanger, and has a. lhrge popular fol-
lowing, which seriously believes that he
sooner or later will rescue France from
her present oopditIon. Therefore his pro-
nunoiamento, haushtilyi refusing to ro-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

HAD POLITICAL ENEMl les.

3 IOCKpoRr, N. ", July 15--I1rugged
and kidnapped twice In six months, the
first tinie from II edmond to Norfolk, and
the second from Norfolk out Of tho state
across he Mason and Dixon linc, and UP
as far North nsJ Lassallo, a little hamlet
III this county, Just across the Nlhgara
River from Canada, Is the strange story
told by James Barry at police headqunr-
ters Political enemies whom he either
does not know or cannot recall, llnvc been
the abduotors In both cases hc says. III !,
Barry was found In u semi dazed condi-
ton yesterday in deserted old cider
mill ION the outskirts Of tho city. He is
adnzed yet. Physicians have been untppie
to bring him out OF Ills state OF half coma
Ho seems to still be under the influence
OF 4 strong narcotic, although he claims
to have been given IT the Inst time, wnen
l1o was spirited out OF Norfolk, not moro
than week ago. It seems to have had
the effect OF paralyzlng his brain ana
tonEueat y ~ b n
Barry's story as 1t IS gained bit by bit
from Rim IA briefly this: He has Political
enemies Who they are. no appears to be
,1inable to recall. Six months ago while
he was working at his trade, d baker IN
Richmond, those enemies drugged MIN,
took hin to Norfolk. When he recovered
his senses fully enough to begin to com-
prehend, lie found letter In his POCKET
warning him mot to return. He didn't
but went 10 work III Norfolk. Some days
ago, possibly a week, he was erugged and
kidnapped again, this time to Western
New York IIc.is unable to recall how
he made the trip, although he recn lls
being on q boat and n railroad train ~
wandered from LaSnlle, he says. to the
mill In which he was found here. Like
wise he is unable to tell what his resi-
dence was In either Richmond or NOT
folk or the places he worked at in either tlHn
city i3 III ,sa !. y. III &, n.
Some say the man IS shamm.ng trying
ia work himself into the nynpa Thy Ct
The public ard secure funds. Others. main y
tain that thsre is,. some truth IN his
ssory. Among the latter IRE the police
Barry is about thirty:five years old
five feet four inches tall stoop- should
black hair and atrnoustachc. lie wears Z
dark suit that once was OF good quality
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
WEST POINT REGATTA
HAS BEEN POSTPONED.
Will Be Held August 5th With
Arundels or Poto-
M macs.

The regatta at West Point has been
postponed until saturday, august otn,
when the Virginia Boat Cltib crews will
row against either the crews from tho
Arundal Boat Club, of Baltimore, or the
Potomacs, Of Washington. ti 81
The postponement was occosloned by
the inability of the Southern Railway to
furnish cars for the transportation of the
club members and their friends on July
22d tho Odd-Fclows having engaged
every available car for that date.
Dr. Reilly, the coach of the Virginia
Club, said last night that there would
certainly be n regatta OH August 9Th, and
that he felt that his crews would put up
good races lie also stated that the Vir-
ginia Boat Club would certainly enter. n
crew at the Philadelphia races on Labor
Day.
"Whic / may have to make some
changcs," said Dr. Reilly, Il think that
the crews will probably be made up as
follows: .s.ls....,
Eight oar shell--B, Michaels 4 Forrest,
.; Crenshaw, 3; Thomas, a: Berkeley, s.;
Gordon, G; Neal, Z. and Inglcs, stroke.
Fa,ir-oared shell--Crhwford, /; Harper
Shelton, 2; Clambcrlain 8; and X.
Michacls, stroke.
q Gig-Gordon, Neal, Davis and McAdams
or Booth,
The crews average cight-oared shell,
16l pounds; four-oared shell, las pounds;
gig, 1850 pounds.
II Gordon and Neal are fit to run in the
gig after the oight-oar race, Will use
them; If they are worn out. | Will have
10 uso two substitutes.
/ feel confident that the men Will make
good showing.