davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
JURY TO GET SHORTAGE CASE.
Probe for EmbezzIement of S6I 800
from St Louis SubtreaSury.

s.. Louis, Nov. Sired Lehman. spe-
ciaI counsel for the government, to-day
admitted having received Instructions
against the Person or persons believed
to be Implicated in the recent enlbezzle-
ment of s6l,5o0 from the subtreasury At
ST. Louis
Attorney Lehman added. 7 VIII bring
the matter TO the attention. of the Federal
grand jury. which convenes November Il
Ny instructions were general. and no
person OF persons were named. I have
been working on the matter since receiv-
ing what may be called general instruc-
tions. and all that has been learned in
connection with the case viii be placed in
tie grand jury-s possession.
Further than that there is nothing
that I can say at present
Col .. Z. Dyer. United States district
attorney, who was asked tonight wheth-
or he desired to ssy anything in behalf
OF his son. l. d p. Dyer jr.. the sub
treasury receiving teller. in whose de-
paTtmeut the shortage WAS discovered:
! have nothing 10 say about the mat
ter said Col. Dyer Mr. Lehman has
been appointed by the government to
handle This ease. and he Is the proper
person to do tho talking
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
BANK CHANGES NAME.
North savings VIII BE known ns the
United states Savings Bank.

The North Savings Bank yesterday an
nounced an amendmcnt to is charter.
changing the name 10 The United states
Savings Bank" Charles \. Douglas.
president Of the bank. when asked about
the amendment, said.
The only change made is in the name.
The bank, its officers. directors. business
relations. and policies remain the same.
The business of the institution has grown
rapidly. even beyond the expectation of
its most optimistic friends. The bank
has purchased the northwest corner Of
Fourteenth and [ streets. and a new
building is now being erected on this lot
which viii DC the banks permanent home
ana viii be completed probably during
the month OF November
IT is the purpose 0t the board OF .li-
Tectors to increase, enlarge. and broader
the business and policies of the bank in
a number Of directions. ana il was
thought wise just al tnfs tirle to change
tho name OF the institution and. accord
ingly, the amendment was asked for and
granted
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE


Salcs-RegulaT CALL = O'Clock MONT, 5. cou-
pom 4. sIg0o at 1906.
Washington RAILWAY and Electric g. $50 az S1h.
500 al So. 81 coo a. sl4-
Washington RAILWAY aud Electric Trc1eTed. : At
S9i4. ( AZ s94 40 81.
Washington Gas. st &C. 2 ~ 50. . at 50. 3 .,
e',. p at SEA. ? st 5siz It 60. = a. 5a. . a,
81. y az 60 . AZ 595s. . az 5ss . az 53-.. . at
3ss. 30 81 5sit 81 al 5sia . az Jeis. = az s9s.
Msrgenthaier LINOTYPE. le at 4l
LauE;uE Gnn0tJuc. 10 at lf't. l13 at rs.
Mitchell MiHiHg i0o a. 81.
Washington Loan and Trust. 10 a.; rs.
Following the closing bid quotations on yes-
teTday' local exchanRe-
Gas bonds-W Washington Gas COMPANY Is, le2'..
Washington Gas Company certificates q indebted
ness 6 l53
Railroad bonds-Cspitsl Traction g.. 100 Ana
costa aud Potomac 5s. l0l- Cts and Suburban s..
l02. Columbia second mortgag7 s.. leiis- columbia
g. h3s. Netr0politan S. ll52,. Metropolitan Ger.
tidcates n indebteinsss e. 100. Washington Rail
say and Electric IS Sis.
Miscellaneous bonds-Uuitcd States Electric Light
debentHs improvement g.. 100. United states Elec-
tTic Light certificates oi iudebtedncss g. 100 20
tonac Electric Light first g. l05. Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat J- i0s- CHESAPEAKE and
Potomac Telephone S. 1875. Washington MaTkcI
Company first e.. l05.
Public utIitg stocss-Cayi;al Traction IsJ..
Washington Railway and Electric common. ~
Wsshinetou Railway sud Electric preferred ss,k.
ton Gas 5ss. Georgetown Gas s.. ChessTtake and
Potomac Telephone y.
TSTe machine -Mergcnthale- Linotype. 393ss.
Lsustcn MouofyFe r.
Mining stoeLs-CIeene Copper. ia Mitchell Min
in H0mfany. 81
National bank st0css-AmcTicaa I7o. Capital.
- central. 2i0 City. 49, Columbia GJ. Con
nercisi. Ies Farmers aud Iiech4nics' is Lincoln
80 Metropolitan. 81. RiSEs. 6o Second lfj.
Traders. 80 Washington. SO.
Trust company siocks-Amesican Sec1riU AMI
Trust. 20 National safe DEPOSIT and Trust. IS.
Union Trust COMPANY llo. Washington Loan and
Trust 9Is4. Union Trust Rights z
Savings bank stocks-Home Savings Bcnk "a.
Union savings Bank. 30. Washington Savinss
Bsnk. -
Fire insurance stocks-ATlinzton. 3. Columbia.
%. Commercial ). Firsmsus. 4s- Franklin g.
GcruiaE-Americaa. go Metropolitan. e. National
Union. -. Peoples 6. Potomac. .. Riggs 3
Title insurance stocb=-Co!Umbia Title. 3 Real
Estate Tils. s.
Miscellaneous stocks-S, T. Service Corp. TO-
GTsphophono common. -. GTsphoph0ue preferred.
g. Security Storage. 80. Washington Market. y
Fidelity Storage. no.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
BOARD MEMBER UNKNOWN.
The Southern Railway Fails TO An
n0unee Representative.

The members of the International Asso-
citation Of Machinists are IN a quandary
because TIE officials of the Southern Rail
way are Withholding the name Of the per-
son tc be appointed by them as their rep
resentative on tEC board OF arbitration ap-
pointed q week ago to adjust the matter
Of TIE proposed Increase to be given the
machinists employed by the railroad
The machinists are fully prepared &c
present their ease. Before leaving Wash
InSton Yesterday for Chicago. james
O'CouneH carefully went over the question
Of issues to be presented to the board
with F. J. COnlon. vice president Of the
association and the machfnists' repre-
sentative on tho arbitration board.
From Chico go President O'COnneil will
go To Mi~neapO' is. \ inn. 10 attend the an
nual conference OF the American Fedora
ton nj LabCT.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10

NeT forE. Nov 9.-1ionc7 On cali az Ike stock
exchange to-sla- opsod at rsr cent: highest. Is.
azcst. 80 closing, e li5>t O.; mo DAYS loans wefo
CO Isl cent
Tine money vas in active demand. Preference
therefore Tosioly bang for the short. or shorter
p-riodN Rates. per cent for sixty days, Sal Der
cent Tor ninety dags ard fou months; 6 Tsr cent
Ger five and SIX nonlhs
Aicaastile rsIar Gul. quiet. Rates es6ls rsr
cent r.. sixty to linetv days tndosscd laus recsv-
ail- tat's Isf cent fos clocs f-8r e. six months
s-1--a r-n.-s. E..11 rcr cea; gol oihels.
iio Ge.ae' 70. e,crii's vas easier r3tes t.oailg
t. 81 l-ciets under yc-tsrdsy. Rats fer sctrai
business Elc ~ foliors: sixty oays. sS5als sfs5.
demand, 4s5l5aAs5s5: cahiss. 4S5-5sASssI
Commercial hiil5 were f7estsIsiE The =urriy
n cott0n iJiiz was gcrl
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10

Baltimore. Nd, N9~ 9.-WHEAT-stoek IN elc-
v-tors, 6gS73 bushels The receipts oi Southern
wheat tO-lay were lighter aud thr market y-ss
quiet and easier iD sympathy with contract sales
~ caIgocs steamer No. . rel 1t CSC and
6lisc % location. and q rejeote5 a. O. and
6Sc. The fcmer % 90 % the drisT. 4 cargo of NJ.
red sold at 75'-. one small bag lJt n southern
wheat sold. ty sample, at 3D. CoutTac. opeuel
quiet December. 1l'7s1fs. The uarkct foe Wet
eTn closed duh. Spoj-Octobs7, 80; Dsceu,isr
IL.
C0RN-S:oce IN elevators Jal 3l5 bushels The
receipts of Southern corn today were verr
hsht and ss consequence business was restricted
uftTins5 were confined To q few small lots which
sold on grade AZ iFs for No. white. yellow. or
m.seds 81 fCr steamer; iHt for Nc 3 % either
color. aud 42l foT rejected. Quote: p-ir.e ol5
yel!ev cofn 'donesiiel in cs- lcts ~ s3s.a5c DER
bgshel on spot. Contracts today oieuof sfssiy.
war, is4aE Tho market fo. Western cIozed
steady; spot, Ociobcr. 5e't, year a.. aul JaDu-
aIy. s.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
NEW HEAD FOR PULLMAN co.
RunneIs tn succeed LincOIR-WiII Dis
tribute s25.0GO.OOo Surplus.

Chicago. Nov. 9.-Joseph Runnels. vice
president. viii be the next head of the
Pullman Company Robert T. Lincoln
viii retire as president. This action has
been decided upon at caucus of stock
holders
One OF the plans unGer consideration is
the investment Of s10,Oc.G0 10 Si5Je0.ceo
in the erection Of a plant for the con
struction of steel railroad cars
The action of greatest importance to
stockhold rs is the decision To dis
tribute Sr5.1o).9yo OF the surplus among
the owners of the company This viii be
in The shape OF q stock dividend OF 50 per
cent. raising the capital from S1Gea0o 90
800 04a9st
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
TWO MILLION CONTRACT IS LET
Great Activity Along Line of Pro-
posed wabash Extension.
Al 10 Tho washington HcIlld.

SpCc.al 70 Tho washington Hend.
Cumberland. Nd, Nov. "A $, ,00Q, ,0oA
contract was let by the Briar Hill Coal
ana Coke Company TO the Hitchcock *
Andrews Iron and Steel Company and
the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Com
pany. both OF Youngstown. OHIO. for the
sinking of four mine shafts and the CON
strucu0u of 1850 ovens AT FIhCdive. on
the line OF the proposed Uniontown and
Wheeling short line. q part of the
Wabash extension from Cumberland TO
Wheeling.
This contract means that the work of
building the road WIN commence shortly
The Briar Hill Company recently secured
.000 acres of coal lands from Josiah Z.
Thompson. Of Uniontown. Pa,
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncv York. Nov. s-CATTLE-Recsip s7oo head.
market mil Steers, 265a2eo; bulls. 2soalO0: cows
l25s3.e0; heifeTs. 40o
CALYES-RccciYts. 5Gj head: veafs .l7,y snd
easier; STassers not wanted. Veals. A5GSS
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-RcJcipts 500 head. sheen
very dull: lambs SLOW ana wCak. Sheen. zbos5 =.
lambs, 6.CGl7jj. one car choice. I75
HOGS-Receipts. 3,lSj head; al for slaughter.
market nominal,
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
New Orleans.
spot Markets.
win BuiId Canadian Canal.

Montreal. No. 9.-A scheme is on foot
here 81 build a canal from Lake Cham-
plain 10 Montreal Application has been
made 10 tho International waterways
commission Tor the necessary Endorsement
by Charles H. T. Smith. OF New York.
representing a wealthy syndicate. Il viii
be considered by the commission at the
meeting IN Bpfalo Tuesday
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Market very dull
CATTLE-ES;ra, L75 60 500 pr cvt.; butchers.
100; ordinary. 25o 10 500
HOGS-Per cwt-. gross. SIS to 650 ordinary. 80
SHEEP-Cliuped 400; Medium SO 20 S75. com
mcn 200 90 LOO.
LAMBS-Per pound. spring. choice, 10 ~; me
diul 70 T.
CALvEs-Per pound prime, : 70 rs; medium.
6i5; gTsss 10 ~.
C0WS-Each. prime. 1896 20 SEQ: common. al0
to eGo9; old and d-y, SG0 % l0.ol
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.
Totals OF Large Cities with Increase
or Decrensc ShnHrn

New YORK. Nov. 4-Bauk ClearinEs for
yhe weeks ended November S and Novem-
Der /, 1906, and the percentage Of increase
or decrease for the week ended November
A. compared with the corresponding week
of 1865, follow.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Washington Gas bounded upward yes
tcrday on the washington Stock TX
change to the 60-point. under the contin-
ued bull movement which began last We'd
nesday. II was the feature of the trad
ing, and while under fire the exchange
was as lively as one could wish. The
stock was taken in scraps. IN blocks of
p in blocks of 100. and any old way
10 get it, The closing price of Thursday
was IS II. and some of the sales of yester-
day were at the 90 mark
The buying OF Washington Gas is con
fined to a small coterie of brokers. and
few seem TO know the meaning OF the bull
movement. unless It be that several
brokers have large selling orders and are
forcing up the price to enable them to
unload at a fair price when the break
comes. If come it does. Wise ones say
there will be something doing IN the
way Of slump within day or two
In all, trading amounted 10 SO shares. OF
which 5Sl were Washington Gas, so that
t is easily seen about how much excite
ment there was in other stocks. Mer-
geHthaler. Larston. Mitchell Mining, and
one or two others were placed on record,
bat the sales were small
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10

N-a York. No.. g.-wHEAT firm: trade inactive.
No. Northern Duluth. % arrive Gske and rail-. SIC
ever May o. D.: N1. ] Northern Manitoba. IS late
November Nc Nc.thern Manitota slls. late No
vcmberi No. red. {. .. D.. p under December
No red hard. = over Dcccu.her G. o D. n. !
rnscarou, 81 +. o.. h. NJ. ma.aruni - Exporters
took seventy loads.
COEN-Wester. fair business. No elevator 5iI3:
NJ. o 5-ssa5i5, T. o.. o. n. yellow 5i7s T. o. D. /:
No late NorcGbcr So f. O. h., No. early D5-
cember. y late Decembcr. 5eis T. O. b.. No. white
SIS g. O. b. Exporters took ten loads s.
OATo-Steady; trade inactive Ele7at1r rri-es. No.
. white. i0i- No. 8 vh.te 90 No mixed. 8
Price fer futures follow
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
COTTON LIARKET.

New 1osk NOV. s.-The cotton market had
sharp break this morning, which was pulling sftel
the hulliSh census report indicating crop # not
mOre than 2.250.000 bale. Liverpool cables wee
better thaa expected and srot adrsnced about =
English points saes Of 700 bales Sagrine for 4
hIief period after tlc opeDing. the market hrp',s
wide open. and in less thsn two hours fhe sIunn
extended about 50 points
Tho selling of such character as 10 s,la-est
urgent liquidation. Price brokers were leadins
sellers. and TIE cotton thrown overboard is ;ha,,rbt
to have been for the account If this operator Tie
into sight fCr the week is 5.9s5g bsles against
sS0ss last yen. southern spot generally steady
and unchanged. Port receipts, G70oo last year.
G0000
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

QuoiatiGas furnished b. Charles g. Gates a o.
members New York STOCK Exchange, slunsey Buiid-
ins.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF SHARE
holders OF the Capuzaya Mining Com
pany viii be held ia rooms 5ll-l3 and 60l
Colorado Building MONDAY. November
g, at ] o'clock p m. Transfer books
close fifteen days prior 10 the meeting
and viii not reopen until adjournment
thereof. +. &. BRYAN
ocE7uo3 1U.172t Secretary Treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10

Fiscal agents for the United States
Government.
Depository for funds of Philippins
GOVRYnHPnf
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished ty Z. r. Chapman S C.. members
Nc- York Stock Ey-alea 6. Bowie Chi-mar.
uaLa.cr. Lll T ...e-s narthvc.t
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
New YOrS.

tQu0tations furnished by Dick Btos a Co. men,
bcTs q the New YORK and New Orleans Cotton
exchanges, lii2 II street northwest, IToues ma.u
F.F csf
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10

How 10 explain the recent heaviness Of
Pennsylvania, the street is at n loss.
Since the declaration Of the dividend
there has been a complete change Of
sentiment regarding the stock, and even
IL quarters where not very long ago there
were doubts as to the compauy's ability
TO maintain the 6 ner cent dividend pend
ing the completion of the New York tun-
mel and other projects. the stock Is now
regarded as an assured : per cent payer
There perhaps Is the whole explanation
Of what 90 many people look upon as an
impenetrable mystery.
The change in sentiment has resulted
in the substitution OF a weak bull account
fog 2 useful short interests and the in
siders who to0h adyantage of the change
20 sell stock are not particularly anxious
20 get rid Of conditions which give them
sn opportunity 20 recover their lines on
advantageous terms.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
GRAIN MARKETS.

Quotateus furnished by Charles c. Gates & Co.
members Chicago Boaui q Trade Eiunsey Building.
"A REft.AT- ffrra- sfr-. sH..l.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
Washington
Loan & Trust Co.
OFFICE COR. 9Th AND Z SIS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. Sl.050.0eo.
-sJKPLUs. 500 90 EARNED. %

- u sny amount maze "a approved real
C-fate CT cJilatgrai rESs1uab.e r1geE
interest paid upon .pJsILs ou MCCthly Lai.
znCes subject 20 c1Cck
iais eonpany eets . executor. adrainist-s-
- tor. trustee. agent, trclsureT. rsgist-zr. and
ia al cther hdlcaary czpzcIties
-- Boxes for rent N bITEaT and nrep-o1i
- vaults Tor safe deposit and stage q rsiusbls
VaCLaErs.
Ae2l Estate Department Is prepared % assIIu,s
- the management q yosIr real estate Careful
attention given 10 all j. sils.
To-. 10Y EDSON..----........ .. Fres.s~-t
JOHN s. SWOPE. ............ Vi-z Prrsj6e-s
ELLIS SPEAR ------..------ Second Vice presider-
ANDREW PARK FsR -.....-. .......-... Ira slrg-
HAIRY .. Assistant treasure
.sOYD TAYLOR A szistsrt Treas1rss
THOMAS BRADLEY- EY-.............Rez Estate Q4scef
ERED'k EiCHELBk re II. ............ Trust CH5cr-
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10

Although for weeks there had been
talk about a Pullman melon, the actual
announcement Of a = per, cent stock divi-
dend' created some surprise. With some
thing Of the same kind Of skepticism
which had been manifested in regard 10
Pennsylvania previous to the declaration
of the increased dividend on that stock.
most brokers had received the reports
concerning Pullman, but as in the latter
case there was no short interest the
actual announcement OF the action of the
directors while II brought q further ad-
vance in the price, did not cause any
special activity. At price OF 20 for the
outstanding stock the distribution is
equal TO a dividend of $50 share. making
an equivalent of goo for the stock ex-
rights. This IS So much higher than Gen
eral Electric, for instance. another per
cent stock, that many brokers expressed
the opinion that the news had been fully
discounted.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
NEW YORM MONEY.

Tntsi sales. Sl.Gtga aeIinst Nsl409J yesterday
--el-.e-l r..a 80. aEl So 6la . raar ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05
81 DDEN END OF AUTO TOt'R.
Ecrnird Goidstein's Car Wrecked IN q
Collision With l.. II. Kirscher's.

STANFORD, Conn. Aug. "A long auto
mobile tour through the New England
states. on which Mr.. and Mrs.. Bernard
Goldstein OF $40 Enst Fifty-seventh street,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Bimberg OF 225
East Fifty-third street, Manhattan, started
early thisa afternoon, came to a sudden and
rather disastrous ending here at 4 o'clock
this afternoon. Their big touring car was
wrecked in a collision with the 40 horse
lower car Of Louis H. Kirscher Of 1872 East
Fighty-frst street, New YORK, at the foot of
n rotor Hill, within a stones throw Of the
simmer home Of E. C. Hoyt, president OF
the United States Leather Company.
Mr.. Kirscher left his car at New Hlven
yesterday, after a weeks tour with his wife
and daughter, and Charles f. Kroner, his
jchaufteur, was driving into New York with
Ernest W. Marsh Of 10l Lambert street,
\ New Haven, Marsh going along to show him
the road. 1t is charged that Kroner was
racing with a Stevens Duryea car down
Noroton Hill, and was going from thirty to
forty miles an hour when he hit the Gold
stein car, but he gays he was not.
sound, the Goldstein chauffeur, turned
: sh .pply to the right to avoid the Kirscher
car, and as he did 30 that car caught his
front wheel, whirled the car completely
- around and few down a four foot en-
bankment " it'll it, both cars handing against
a tree. The only person hurt was Marsh,
who was thrown against the tr,e while
trying to jump. His injuries were not
serious. The accident happened 30 quickly
that the women in the Goldstein car had
time only to shrek. They suffered a good
zeal from nervousness for som time after
ward.
Chief of Police Brennan said he would
hold Kroner for reckless driving The
police are looking for the driver of the
a Stamford car. The men, who said they
were H.. s. Jones and G.. T. Moon Of $50
Grove street, Stamford, were in It at the
time. The Kirscher and the Goldstein
cars are both wrecked, and late tonight
were yet looked together against the tree.
That no one was hurt seriously was little
less than q miracle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05
LONG REACH AUTO RACES.
Miss Emily Potter Wins Contest for Wcm,n
AT Twice Postponed Meet.

The long Beach Country Club evidently
succeeded in making its peace with the
weather man, for it managed to run its rae.
meet yesterday after rain had caused tive
post ponements. Miss Emily Potter OF West.
chester who drove one of the several cars thai
were stuck in the sand two weeks ago, was
very careful yesterday about venturing or
soft spots on the beach. but her sister was NOT
so cautious. After finishing second in the
the beach until her car ran into a gully from
which ii could not be moved until a horse was
called into act ion. All Of the races except tho
contest for women were run as time trius.
the distance being one mile for each ciasr
The women's race was a half mile handicap
in which Mrs. Peter Smith, II horsepower
Franklin. had the limit allowance OF 20 sec
onds. Miss Dorothea Potter. 1929 horse
power Oldsmobile. had 8 seconds handicap.
and Miss Emily Potter. 80 horsepower Peer
ess was on scratch. Miss Emily Potter won
by about 20 yards in 81 LIS seconds. her sister
being second. Stanley Mott, 8 horsepower
Oldsmobile, was the only competitor In the
single cylinder event and his time for the mile
was ? minutes 40 seconds. E.. A. Hudson.
h28-os horsepower Oldsmobile. had O walk
over in the event for cars priced at under
50, 500. his time being 2 minutes 4 seconds.
Ralph Monjini won the event for cars costing
$500 and over with. a 40-45 horse-powe<
Mathesoi in l minute 20 seconds. Jack
Rutherford. 10 horsepower Peerless, was
second in minute "a 1-5 seconds, and r. H.,
Strong, 4O-45 horsepower Pierce, was thir6'
In l minute 40 seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05
LOcAL sHooTERs ByFEALoEr..
seventy-fourth Regiment Team vins state
Match ut Cfeodm0oY.

C~RR8DMooR, Aug. A.-The local shooting
talent was literally buffaloed to-day In the
State match. the straight shooting outfit
OF the Seventy-fourth carrying back the State
match trophy to Buffalo with "a points to
spare over a field OF thirteen teams.
1t was the first time that the Buffalo team
had turned the trick and the victory was q
popular one. Since the New York season
was opened In Aprli everykreRiment In the
State has worked with the State match as Its
goal. and when the teams lined w for the
uncertainties Of the deciding skirmish run
30 close had been the fight over the long
ranges that but twenty odd points separated
the first five teams. Those ancient and
sportsmanllke rivals. the Seventh and Seventy
first. were the favorites when the teams
for the getaway day OF the meet
Ing. Five points Tepr esented their compar-
alive difference atfhe end Of the %stubbornly
contested match. Scond honors going to the
The 'sfHI1rTmlshind ability of the. Twelfth
and consistent work at 1000 yards landed
fourth place for that regiment: While the
o t1Ss the 81 'P s. %ssdh w sna ke sevsn ae y.s ~ tAe General sTassi
the upstate team. The moral effect will
doubtlessee an impetus to the National Guard
Smiling sIfIls MIS- wind and mirage e;ondit Iona ions
IN which pretty girls and automobiles were
Literally represented made an effective set
shaking out their red streamers to a lazy rear
wind which whipped with tickle choice from
out Of the range hungrily and the resultant
mirage got In lts tine work at the first stage
the 800 yards range.
The Sc, enth was banking on It's skirpiish-
Ing form to win out, but their run of $50.
while Is points better than the Seventy:frst.
landed them In third. some remarkable IN
Seyenty-frst's skirmishers being credited
with 1850 points, but on every team the men
picked out the figures that had the best
background and the individual scores we're
misleading.
The scores made In slow FIRE by the three
leaders follow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05
HARVARD MEN ARRIVE.
The Crew Reaches London in splendid
Shape.

Special Cable Despatch TO THE SUN.
LoNpoN, Aug, ~@.-Looking the picture OF
health, the bronzed members of the Harvard
crew arrived at Euston Square station at
$50 O'Clock this evening. +. IL. Higginson,
WHIT was captain OF the Harvard crews Of
1909 and 1900, but now is In business in London.
and Mr.. Parton. manager for the White Star
Stea mship Company in . London. welcomed
the crew and conducted them to their hotels,
whence they will probably 90 to Bourne End
on Monday.
Manager Merrill said not hing had happened
on the voyage. Nobody had lost a meal. all
had slept well and were IT.. They did not get
any practice on board, but will begin in real
earn est next week.