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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-27

st. Louis.-Seeking to escape a
policeman who was coming to arrest
him for threatening to kill his wife.
Edward Blomburg ran into the cellar
OF his home at ls47 North Market
street Monday afternoon, and shot him
self in the right temple, dying in
stantly.
The suicide followed a bitter quarrel
between Blomburg and his wife. 40
cording to her story to the police, he
was !nsanely jealous, and he told her
that he would kill her and commit sui
eide
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-27

A Russian doctor has spon' q great
deal ot time fading ont what animals
can count, and has found tuat horses
can count more numbers titan any 9th.
er animals. He states that parrot
can count four, cat six. crows ten
and some few dogs twenty. But he
found horses that could count more
than this. One would pillow across
field 20 times and would then stop and
rest, but II never stopped at 10 or 81:
always Just 90
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-27
WHITEcAPPERS PUNISHED
Sentence Passed tpon the Bradley
County Whiterappers In the Fed
rrni Court Mt Little Rock.

Little Rock. Ark.--The half dozen
Bradley county whitecappers. who we're
convicted in the United States court
last Saturday, were sentenced By Judge
Trieber. Columbus B Boyet, Bill Nor
gan and Wash Morgan were each SEN
fenced to one year in the peniteutiary,
and Lee Bromley, Joe Bromley and Bob
Nichols to six months In Jail and fined
$500
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-27
Thought Not of Self,

Chicago-With both lower limbs
severed at the knees and his body cut
and bruised. Anthony Hopet. a rail-
road detective, crawled so feet in an
snor; to assist II. f. Kenkle. who was
struck by the same train and killed
Hopet Gied just as he succeeded in drag.
cling himself alongside his companiop
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-27

st. Charles, Mo-Thursday. Doug
las Herald. colored, cut his fathers
throat and stabbed him in the left
breast In defense of the young mans
wife. whom the elder Herald had at
tackled with pocket-knife. II is
thought the injured man will die.
Young Herald was placed In jail.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-27

The Union Pacific has just turned
out new type OF gasoline motors
which is an improvement OH the old
type in Geveral, ways, the moSt notice
able being the port hole" windows
snd the most servceable being the
new gearing which specially prepares
me car for climbing grades. The en-.
rance 10 the new car is on the side
instead Of at the end. as in former
arr. The windows are air, water and
!ugt proof and In connection with tno
se" vcHtilatiaE system arc said to he
.er!eo'. The vibration and noise OF
lie engine Is LARGELY eliminated
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-27

For tine" years a hospital has been
In existence at Bromley. near London,
where only fruit dict is allowed TO
the patients and whore during that
time here have been only two deaths
among the 500 patients who have 10
celved treatment The institution is
known as the Lady Margaret Fruita.
Iian hospital
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-27

Philadelphia The formal presen-
tat!on OF the Franklin meal 10 the re-
public Of France. as provided by con.
gress. was one of he features Of tho
Franklin celebration. Secretary Root
made the presentation and the accept
ance was by Ambassador Jnssorand.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-27

Phoenix, Ariz.-On Friday, two
freight trains coll!ded south o. Temp.
on the Maricopa & phoary railroad
Fireman Hutchinson was Killed all,
Engineer Goodrich p"obaI.J fa,a..y
injured.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-27
Court of Inquiry Appointed.

Washington -Rear-Admiral Robley ID.
Evans. commanding the Atlantic feet,
has arrived at Guantanamo Cuba, on
his flagship Maine. and has cabed the
navy department that he has appointed
a court Of inquiry TO investigate the
Kea.sarge accident.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-27
Hallway Rate niii.

WRshington.--A determined eaor;
is being made to effect a compromis,
between the contending republican
factions in the senate over the rail-
way rate bill. but nothing material has
been accomplished
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-27

st Louls,--Sunday, Arthur Lamping.
aged 10, was accidentally killed near
Valley Park, on the Meramec river by
George Coslow. member of yacht
Ing party, who was shooting at a bird.
Lamping was on the bank, and the bull
lot pierced his heart The coroner's in
quest resulted in a verdict OF accident.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-27
Soldiers KIN Eight samar Natives.

Manila. =. Captain William NJ.
Morrow, with the Twenty-frst infan-
try, attacked Tlducduc's. band In their
mountain fastness on the island Of
Samar. killing eight Of them in a hand
to-hand fight. Three soldiers were
wounded
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-27

Albany, n. Y-The state court
Of appeals ~ a unanimous decision,
npholGs the cons; tutiona!.ty of the law
Of this state taxing the transfer OF
share,, of c.p!tnl stock.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-27

Chicago. Sunday, Miss Edith Fosch-
man. Enrse at Mercy hospital was
hurnt7 to death by the explosion of a
sterii!z!ng compound. Miss Katherine,
another nurse. was severely iniu.ed
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-27

ST Johns, Mo--While he was try
Ing 10 board moving freight train.
William bennington, aged 81. Eel! un-
der the wheels and was instantly
killed.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-27

Ednhur"h ha. Adopted % scheme
i"r .lln'lu- far c,aH.. 'u.1uu a
'.-'raI uHip. ~ 'hy .a.. T.. rao Liver.
lnui system
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-27

Minneapolis, Mnn-The coming
coronation OF King Haakon OF Norway
at Thindkjem. Norway, June "a, Is ex.
pected 10 cause an exodus of thousands
Of Norwegians from the west and north
west TO the old country this spring.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-27

The United States is tho wcallhiost
nation, with Great Britain second
The estimated total wealth Of the
former is 100000, 000.o oo and that OF
the latter 5000 COCOON. The British
total is grcatlr increased by that Of
her colonies, hut not enough to equal
that Of the 'nited States
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-27

Statistics show that criminals arr
nearly always weak physically as well
as mcutally
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-27

New Jerseys road commissioner re-
ports that the state policy Of high.
way improvement has advanced the
price %! lands, and in some cases Sl2I
an acre. Even the mountain lands
benefited sell for from $25 to $50 an
acre, against the former $15. On the
improved roads The load is now four
or FIVE tons instead of half a ton
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-10-01
l6greglulioio a honum sterkar gmtur Panga6 til
ham do fyrir rdmu ari.
Vandrae0i ~Sunnanmanna.

Eitt HID mesta v~andalnal Bandamanna, SER
staklega pc peirra, er bdd / su5urr1kjum %landsins,
er o~samkomulagi6 MILL hv1tra mama og bl0kku-
mama. Samkvamt landslOgum var bl0kkum0nn-
UNI gef6 j%afnretti VIC Invita- mem pegar peir fengu
frelsi og pralahald var afnumio. pegar bl0kku-
mem sluppu dr Prald0mi, voru peir auovitao a6
0llu leytj a miklu lagra menningarstigi en- hvltir
mem, og ao engu leyti undir BAD bdnir a0 standa
~jafnfatis hvitum minimum, sem s%jalfra6ir borgarar.
En- Pao var Won og trd peirra mama, er beet b6ro-
ust fyrir frelsi bl~0kkumanna, ao feir mundu BRAD
lega Proskast svo az menningu Pegar Peir v8ru
~frjalsir or6nir, a6 Peir yrou med t1manum f&rir
UNI ao gegna borgaraskyldum tjoof6lagsins engu
sl6ur en- hvltir mem. En- Par vonir hafa az mestu
leyti brug 3ist enn sem komi6 er. Nokkrir bl0kku-
meDn- en- Peir cru az tilt0lu fair hafa mentast
vel og oroio nytir mem; en- heiri cru peir miklu,
skrifa o. S. FRY. -pykjast svo ofg6oir til ae vinna
og veroa iojulausir sl@pingar ALA af. Flestir cru
P6 Peir, er ekkert villa lara og hafa enga fyrir-
hyggju fyrir l1inu. Frelsi6 hefir ytir h0fuo slept
uyIotOA ptlIId 1duSu, Gil 0kkl SPGG Eu SlOloFOlS-
preki til pess az hafa stj6rna sjalfum ser. Bl0kku-
marnafokknum her 1 landi hefir pv1 fario fremur
aftur en- fran sloan hahn fekk frelsi, og PAD dup,
sem %nattdran hefr sta ofest MILL peirra og hvitra
mama, viroist st00ugt vaxa meir og meir und-
irahrifum si6menningar vorrar. Aldrei hafa fokk-
ar Pessir staoi6 hvor 0orum fjar en- MI standa peir
1 su%ourrikjunum. par r1kir MILL peirra ful]ur
fjandskapur; hatrr svo r6tgr6io as It'll storvandra0a
horfir. par cru bl0kkumenn svo fj0lmennir, a5
Peir gatu haft ALA stjorn PETRA rlkja 1 hendi ser
eff peir neyttu atkv8 oisrGttar sins. Peir hafa haft
par NEST v0ldin, en- stjorn reirra hefir jafnan reynst
svo ill og opolandi, az hvitir mem gatu elk vio
Pao unao, og beittu pv1 of-iki til ao hanna bl0kku-
m0nnum atkv@0agreioslu. Hvitir mem grei5a
MI einir atkv@oi 1 festum suourr1kjum, og hafa
PAR pv1 ALA stj6rn / hendi ser, pc peir seu mimi
hluti kjosenda. BETA er auovitao gj0rraoi OF
%lagabrot, en- 4 pv1 verour engin bot raoin az svo
st0ddu. Pjoodokkar Pessir hatast svo, ao peir
mega hvergi sa mneyti hafa; ekki bdai sama hdsi,
fry. Moro og Wig eiga ser stao milli peirra pvi
nar daglega, og svo iskyggilegt err ltlitio oroio, as
margir spa imam skamms almennum ofrioi MILL
hvltra mamma og svartra 1 suourrlkjunum.
Margar till0gur hafa ymsir helztu mem pjoo-
arinnar borio fran baoi fyr og s16ar, er ao pvi
eiga az mioa as raoa bot a pessu. pao var lengi
efst blaoi ao raolegast vari az fytja bl6kku-
mem af landi burt til sinna fornu atthaga1 Afriku;
en- loks komust mem ao peirri niourst0ou ao bad
mundi ~ogerlegt veroa. Fyrst og fremst p6tti BAD
/ helzt til mikio raoist, ao fytja thu miljonir mama
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-10-01

domar hans ratist vanalega. Ham heitir Mjitka
Bosoj og keisarinn stefndi honum a sim fund og
bad ham segja ser forl0g sin. Presturinn fell
sjalfkrafa 1 dllei6slu, og undir ahrifum einhverrar
voldugrar veru, tr heimi andanna, t1utti ham keis-
aranum hinar verstu %hrakspar, kva6 afiferil hans
liggja UNI bl66va6al og lemstruo TX, en- On og
tannagnlstran myndi %jafnan hljoma / eyrum hans
o. S. frv. Keisarinn varo ba0i hryggur og rei6ur
er ham heyroi spad6m p~restsins, og fekk pegar
lllan grun a pv1, a6 byltingamenn hef0u fengio
ham til 40 formala ser eoa leggja a sig pessa O.
hamingju. Ham sendi pv1 p~restinn beina lei6 1
tukthdsi6, en- slepti honum 20 eftir faa daga, er
ham var0 pess fullviss az ham veri ekki med oil
UNI mjalla.
pa6 bakaoi keisaranum og frd hans pungar
ahyggjur a0 pau eignu0ust ekki son. Born peirra
voru stulkur, og err prjar voru faddar urou pau
nastum drkula vonar UNI r1kiseringja: hafoi keis-
arinn pa leita6 allra peirra ra6a til az breyta kyn-
feroi krakka sinna, er spamenn hans og spekingar
gatu upphugsao, en- ekkert dug6i. I Kronstadt err
v10frngur prestur -heimsfragur var ham eitt
sim medan str10io vic Japana sto6 sem hazt-
ham heitir Johannes, e6a ,fa0ir Johannes" q al
py6umali; allur alm1gi a Rtsslandi heldur ham
helgan mann og trGir pvi, a6 honum sc ekkert UNI
megn pegar til pess kemur az Wilma kraftaverk.
PAD var pv1 engin fur0a p6 keisarinn leita6i hans
nj, er 1sl1kt 6efni var komi6, og ,fa6ir J6hannes'
tokst hendur pa pungu abyrg0 ao sja svo UNI az
nasta barn keisarans yroi sveinbarn. Nokkurum
manuoum sl0ar 81 keisarafrdin fi6roa meybarnio,
og pa p6tti keisaranum Johannes prestur hafa
DRUGGIST ser svo lila, ao ham matti lengi para eft
ir ekki heyra nafn hans nefnt. SAINT let ham ekki
par vo setja. Munkur elm, sem Seraim er nefnd-
ur, lifoi foroum q Rdsslandi; 1 lifanda lift for mix
ID oro af heilagri breytni pess MAINS, og sloan
ham do hefr mikill atrdnaour verio a gr0f hans
og helgum d6mum; err atrdna sur sd NEST 1 pv1 f6lg-
inn, ao b@ndakonur a Rdsslandi Par, sem obyrjur
cru, tara p1lagr1msfer6 til grafar hans og bi0jas bar
fyrir. Vladimir, a6sti prestur, sem gengur nast
keisaranum ao tign og veldi / rikiskirkju Rdssa,
REQ honum az fara pa pilagrimsf0r me0 konu sinni,
og kvao pad areioanlegt, ao fyrir pa iorunarg0ngu
mundu pau hj0n son eignast. Keisarinn fGlsta a az
reyna pao n@st. Hvernig kona hans, sem aour var
protestantatrda og vandist engum kreddum a upp-
eldisarum slnum, fekst til az trda pessu, veit eng
inn enn. Alpyoa oil var leynd pessu pegar PAD
geroist. Allir heldu 40 keisarinn og fri hans
heldu til 1 h6ll einni upp til sveita og nytu par r6-
legra daga, en- pa voru pau a fero til grafar dJr-
lingsins, b@oi dularbdin og f6tgangandi. pannig
er haft fyrir satt a6 pau half fer6ast nastum 100
mllur vegar, og beoist fyrir Oft a dag vio skr1n hins
helga MAINS med 0orum pilagrlmum, / bella viku
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-10-01
ertingi Rdssaveldis. Ham or MI tvavetur o. sago-

ur mesta efnisbarn.
pegarS erafim var tekinn1 dyrlinga t6lu, komst
alt upp um athafi keisarans, og pao heir festu
00ru fremur ryrt gildi hans / augum hugsandi
mamma d husband, en- 70 var alt BETA gott og
blessa0 1 samanbur6i vi0 loddarabr0go pau, er
franskur daleioari, Fillipi az nafni, lex UNI par
mundir vi0 hiro keisarans. H6sti h0f6ingjahokk-
ur Rdssa err hjatrdarfullur mj0g, og hefr mestu
matur a dulfrn0i og hindurvitnum, einkum DO
kvenfolki6; PAD hefr sjaldan um neitt anna6 al
varlegra a0 hugsa. SBringamenn ,spamenn, loddar-
ar og neutrality-suspicious. hafa hvergi ar6meiri
atvinnu en- hja aelinum og 06rum st6rh0foingjum
a Russlandl, Qg peir, sem fragir ver6a, eiga visa
visit vio hir0 keisarans. Fillipi var allra loddara
fr@gastur, sem nokkuru sinni hafa mao sambd6
meo Pvl dtvalda tignarli6i. Ham hetir efalaust
veri0 framdrskarandi snillingur 1 sinnilist, og visit
er PAD, a6 ofdirfska hans gekk oft 6svlfni nast.
Ham spa0i fyrir hverju mannsbarni VIC hir6ina
hva0 a dagana mundi drifa, og pao p6ttu hin mestu
undur hva6 miki6 ham vissi UNI oil leyndarmal
og lyndiseinkenni allra peirra fr1a og herra; ham
var efalaust gaddur peirri 6freskisgafu az lesa
hugsanir hvers MAINS er ham var / navist vi6.
Tvar storhertoga frdr, frapkur keisarans,
komu Fil]ipi fyrst a framfari vic hir0ina 1 Peter.
hof, og ham var ekki fyr pangao kominn en- ham
t6k a6 segja fra leyndarmalum og 6or6num at
bur6um, meo svo undraverori gl0ggskigni, 40 keis-
arinn let ham setjast a6 / h0ll sinni og ra6faroi
sig v0 ham I'm hvert vandamal, sem az h0ndum
bar. Ham var par 1 mestu gengi UNI PAD leyti
sem 6fri0urinn hoist VIC japan, og sd hokkur hire
mama, er vildi fyrir hvern nun a6 barist yr6i,
fekk ham pegar 1 liz med ser. Ham var vanur
ao kalla fran anda Alexanders III. til skrafs og
ra6a geroa ,hvenar sem einhvern wanda bar az h0nd-
I'm, hvort heldur BAD var vi6v1kjandi stj6rnmalum
r1kisins eoa einhverri heimilisraost0fun par h6ll-
inni, pv1 az keisarinn Der hina mestu lotninguf yr-
ir villa og sko6unum f00ur sins. pa6 fullyrea
mem MI, sem til Pekkja, a6 pau RAD, err Alexander
III. gaf keisaranum, SYM s1num, fyrir millig0ngu
Fillipi, half att mestan patti pvi,, ao Nikulas II. gaf
sampykki slit til az hefja 6fri6 vio Japana.
En- sk0mmu sioar fekk Fillipi keisarann til
pess a0 gera samning um mikilsvert fyrirtmki vic
Enlightenment nokkra, er pa voru i Petursborg,
og var PAD enn andi Alexanders III. err RED drslit-
um, en- vio pann samning tapaoi stjornin storfe,
sem pjofar pessir stungu / sim vasa og stukku svo
dr landi. Eftir PAD var Fillipi 1 mimi metum en-
aour, en- pc helt keisarinn enn tryg6 vic ham og
let ham kalla fran anda f06ur sins eftir sem ao-
ur, pangao til Colvarski, him viofragi l0greglu-
spajari R1ssa, tok ser fyrir hendur a6 nj6sna liver
Fillipi pessi vBri; komst ham bratt ao pvi, ao ham
var aour rakari / Paris og hafoi VIDA hakst, og
veri0 mj0g kendur vi6 slark og kvennafar 1 yms-
UNI h0fu0borgum Evropu. Uppljostrun pessi vakti
st6rkostlegt hneyksli. Fillipi var rekinn fra hire
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-17
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. March 16.-Thc stock mar
ket showed no evidence of extension be-
yond the professional limits which have
bounded it all this week. The volume Of
trading was about the same as yesterday
hut was very largely cOnsested in tho first
hour during the continued cffec: of the
weakness of special stocks which devel-
oped yesterday. Some sympathetic effect
upon the general list was shown while
this further weakness was manifest this
morning but prices were disposed to re-
cover and did when the weak stocks
rallied. Missouri Pacific added two points
day before any effective support dcvcl-
opcd. Consolidated Gas also suffered n
further diSorderly decline. The Chicago
Union Traction stocks. however. seemed
to have reached the limit of the violent
decline OF the week. When these weak
features began to recover Il slow harden
ing tendency in the general market as
serted itself more effectively. Louisville
d. Nashville was a conspicuous figure in
the advancing tendency.
The narrow movement of the United
States Steel stocks on the publication of
the annual report was an example of the
professional limits of the market and the
lanCuid interest i'll it. The continuous
iirmncSS of the call money market and
an appreciable advance in the interest
to the supposition that Wednesdays divi-
dend disbursements were alone RESPONSE
BILE for the firmcr tone of the money
market. Stocks closed at small gains but
with the tone barely steady.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales par val
ue 81. .6aJ 900. United States bonds were
all unchanged on call
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-17
SPORTING NOTES.

The receipts of the New Zealand foot
trumphal visit to Great Britain,
duripI which it won every match it
played but one. amounted to $47.500
over expenditures.
Willie Hoppe. the worlds billiard
champion, won his first game Thursday y
night at New York in the 2000-point bill
lizard match. Hoppe finished his string
of 44 points in Il innings, while his OPP
ponent, Thomas Gallagher. was making
219. Hoppe. by his victory Of that night
took the lead in the score. which is
now: Hoppe 1900 Gallagher 1919.
Three American Rhodes scholarship
students have been selected to represent
Oxford in the inter- university sports
which are tc take place March q. p. NJ.
Young, University Of South Dakota. will
compete in the high jump; Warren j..
Schutt, Cornell, IN the one mile run. and
Albert NJ. Stevens of Wilimantic, CT. IN
the hammer throwing. In the BallaoiI
sports Friday Stevens won the broad and
high jumps and the l2O-yard hurdles.
Thomas c. Mcdowell, E. F. Clay and
). NJ. Camden. Jr.. have been selected
by thoroughbred breeders of Kentucky
at a mass meeting at Lexington, KY.
To De members of the State Racing
commission. and their names will be
presented to Gov Beckham and recon-
mehded for appointment. The Chinn
Dill. passed by the Legislature to have
racing in the State controlled by COM
mission. calls for three members to be
selected froN the ranks of breeders.
and the action was the result of that
clause of the bill.
Ne" quarters will be secured for Cor
nell at Poughkeepsic; the Oaks, where
Cornell has trained for; years. being un-
aNallaoie owing to the exorbitant
charge Tor rental. Negotiations Tor
this year rental have been declared
off. The Oaks is situated on the west
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-17

Detroit Free Press: Advocates of
Sunday ball in Ohio are somewhat
cheered by something that under other
circumstances they might regret-thc
announcement that Governor Patti
sons health is so poor that it is prob
able that he will find it necessary to
resign the cares of Office in order to
avert breakdown, mental and physi-
cal. The Governors friends, it is said,
are urging him to resign his office.
Should he do so, Lieutcnant-Gove
Harris. who is a Republican, and who
was rot elected to carry out any plans
OF reform, would succeed to the office
Of governor. That would mean, of
course, a continuance of conditions as
they have existed heretofore. 1t is not
certain that the older order will not
continue should Governor Pattison re-
main in Office, for pressure is being
brought to bear that is bound, it
would seem, to have some effect.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-17
Will Appear Tonight in
Public at New York.
Two Rich Oerbys to Be Run
Today at New Orleans.
The New Zealand Football Team Melted
s47,500 on European Trip.

At the IaStime a. &. "Olympic
games" to be held tonight, March II,
at Madison Square Garden, New York,
the entire probable team which will
represent America in the competitions
ut Greece will be seen in action, and a
good many OF the selections for the
team will be left until that night. The
committee has wisely included in the
program several of the Olympic events
as follows: so metre run, 4-hundred
metre run, S-hundred metre run and
three kilometrc Q% miles) run, pole
vault. high jump, all handicap. The
metric system was adopted so as to ac-
custom the athletes to the Greek
distances.
In addition to the foregoing events
four A. A. L., championships will be
decided. as we'll as the one mile high
schools relay championship, under the
sanction of the Public Schools Athletic
League. An intercollegiate relay race
at one mile is being arranged between
teams from Yale. Pennsylvania, Cornell,
Columbia, New York University, Ford
ham and other big colleges. Handsome
prizes will be awarded to first, second
and third in each event, and an
Olympic" souvenir medal will be
presented to every competitor in the
games.
Treasurer James F.. Sulli-
van Of the Amateur Athletic Union of
the United States, who is to represent
this country in the Grecian Olympic
Games. sailed Thursday on the
Deutschland for Athens. Mr.. Sullivan,
who was appointed commissioner to
the games by President Roosevelt last
week. will have everything ready for
tire accommodation OF the Olympic team
when it arrives in Athens OH April 16.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-17

side of the Hudson. far above the river,
and is an ideal training quarters. Cor
nell crews have made the cottage their
nome for many years. and the univer-
sity has long desired to purchase it,
but cannot come to terms with the own
ers as to reasonable price.
The New York Yacht Club made two
slight changes in its racing rules at "A
recent meeting. In the code adopted
by the Atlantic Coast Conference. it
was provided that in the event of Il
yacht being alone in class. she might
receive a sailover prize, but made 10
provision for her being advanced to an
other class. BY the new rule the owner
may elect to sail over an advance, the
display of the racing number of the
class in which she desires to sail be-
ing sufficient notice to the regatta COM
mttee. The other change provides that
racing instructions must be delivered
to owner or representative instead Of
any one on board. The other clubs will
probably agree to the change.