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Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-10-10

appeared on the stairs above, speech
less with fright at what he overheard.
1t was evident that his nerves, so sore
" strained by the events of the past
week, were now snapped utterly A
human soul naked and panic stricken
is no pleasant sight, SO Glenister drop
ped his eyes and addressed the girl
again:
Don't take anything with you. Just
dress and come with me.
The creature on the stairs above
stammered and suffered inqulringly:
What outrage is this, Mr.. Glenis-
ter1'
"The people of Nome are up in arms,
and I've come to save you. Don't stop
to argue He spoke impatiently.
rs this some rruse to get me into
your power?"
"Uncle Arthur exclaimed the girl
sharply Her eyes met Glenlster's s
and begged him to take no offense.
81 don't understand this atrocity.
They must be madl' walled the judge.
AOu Iuu Qft4 " tA4C jail lAA, OiCa-
lister, and tell Voorhees, to hurry
guards here to protect me. Helen,
phone to the military post and give
the alarm. Tell them the soldiers must
come at once"
Hold oni' said Glenister, There's
no use. of doing that-the wires are
cut; and I won't notify Voorhees--he
can take care of himself. | came to
help you, and if you want to escape
you'll stop taking and hurry up"
81 don't know what to do said Still
man. torn by terror and indecision.
stYou wouldn't hurt an old man, would
you? Wait! I'll be down in min
ute"
He scrambled up the stairs, tripping
on his robe. seemingly forgetting his
niece till she called up to him sharply
stop Uncle Arthur! You mustn't
run away" She stood erect and deter
mined. You wouldn't do that, would
you? This is our house. You repre-
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-10-10

body matched ID absolute WEAKNESS.
The reflex Of the days excitement sap
ped her strength till she could barely
creep TO her own couch, where she
rolled and sighed. too tired to sleep
at once. She awoke finally, With one
last nervous ficker, before complete
oblivion took her. A sentence was on
her mind ST almost seemed as though
she had spoken it aloud:
.srhe handsomest woman In the
north but Gienister ran away
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-10-10

Jug dress md come ptth me-
sent the law and the dignity of the
government. You mustn't fear a mob
Of ruffians. We will stay here and
meet them. of course"
Good Lordr' said Glenister. That's
madnessi These men aren't ruffians
They are the best citizens of Nome
You don't realize that this is Alaska
and that they have sworn to wipe out
McNamara's gang. Come along"
THANK you for your good inten-
tons" she said. "but we have done
nothing to run away from. We will
get ready to meet these towards. You
had better go or they will find you
here
She moved up the stairs and, taking
the judge by the arm, led him with
her. OF sudden she had assumed
control of the situation unfalteringly.
and both men felt the impossibility Of
thwarting her Pausing at the top
she turned and looked down.
1--WE are grateful for your efforts
just the same. Good night
"Oh, I'm not going" said the young
man. If you stick. I'll do the same. !"
He made the rounds Of the first floor
rooms, locking doors and windows. AS
place of defense 1t was hopeless. and
be saw that he would have to make his
stand upstairs. When sufficient time
had elapsed he called up to Helen:
"May comef'
ssVov che rnrlsnd CO In acnoraaA
~ find Stillman In the hall, half
clothed and covering, while by the
light from the front chamber he saw
her finishing her toilet
Wont you come with me? It's our
last chance" She only shook her
head. well, then, put out the light.
I'll stand at that front window, and
when my eyes get used to the darkness
I'll be able to see them before they
reach the gate"
| She did as directed, taking her place
beside him at the opening while the
judge crept in and sat upon the bed,
his heavy breathing the only sound in
the room. The two young people stood
SO close to each other that the sweet
scent of her person awoke in him an
almost irresistible longing. He forgot
her treachery again, forgot that she
was another's, forgot all save that be
loved her truly and purely, with love
which was like an agony to him. Her
shoulder brushed his arm; he heard the
soft rustiing of her garment at her
breast as she breathed. Some one
passed in the street and she laid a
hand upon him fearfuIly. 1t was very
cold, very tiny and very soft, but be
made no move to take 1t. The mo-
ments dragged along, still, tense, inter
mlnable Occasionally she leaned to-
ward him. and be stopped to catch her
1 whispered words At such times her
breath beat warm against his cheek,
and he closed his teeth stubbornly.
Out In the night wolf dog saddened
| the air, then came the sound Of others
wrangling and snarling in a nearby
| corral This is a chickless land and
no cock crow breaks the midnight
! peace. The suspense enhanced the
| judges perturbation till bis chatterine
] teeth sounded like castanets. Now and
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-10-10
CHAPTER XVI,

y / was nearly noon of the next day
/ when Helen awoke to find that
I Mcnamara had ridden In from the
The daily tribune., 1907-04-17

pzsfsssioEai hessbAal lsasass through.
sus ths Usitsd statss. ard these Will
average ssvsn olubs 70 The icssus.,
This gives us 80 profsasiopai bass-
bsil olubs 10 sntsstain the sport.
loving pubic. from ths; eesnopiitan
oitiss o the small hanIst. These
ciuts VIII TRY cst'' ara employ reg.
niarIy twsnty playsr during tbs
ssason. That msans $500 profes.
sional ball players and on The pay.
rolls Of tie various cluts and through
the support Of the public es&o. 600, or
nearly . million. Il paid ont 70 boys
and men throrghcut the country
who can dexteriously catch nnd hit .
h.u
The daily tribune., 1907-04-17
MRS. DAVID GRIFFITH
HAS NARROW ESCAPE

Mrs. David Griffith. wife Of the
rintendent Of the Fremont coal
mine. west Of Williamsburg. had
AZ exciting experience on this hill
that leads down from the business
section of that town last evening.
She was driving down the hill toward
her home when runaway team.
pulling . heavy spring wagon came
dashing up the hill. Mrs. Griffith.
seeing the danger ahead, jumped from
her buggy and keeping the south side
Of the road. or where the bluff Is.
saved herself from severe injury aud
possibly from being killed.
As 1t was tho horses run into her
buggy and one prong Of the shaft pen.
etrated vital spot OF one OF the run.
away horses and It was killed. The
shaft entered the animal near the
heart This frightened the other
horse and the runway animal aud
the vehicle rolled down the hill.
Mrs. Griffith Is reported As having
sustained badly sprained limb.
The consequences might have been
very disastrous II the woman had not
jumped from the buggy to protect
herself aud her horse.
This point Of the road is very mar
row and by careful driving two ve-
hicles can pass. Mrs. Griffith saw
the impeding danger instantly and
realized that If her actions were not
quick that she might have been dash.
ed to pieces. There In quite an en-.
bAnkmept there and the most of it
is very rocky. Had her buggy over.
turned and rolled down the decliv.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-17

lo~ = aishl ~ ars reminded that
ttoss ness laisrssts1 in NJ dafins
tbs dAy had sonsshine 20 sell.
~
No man ID convipned that hs TALKED
~ muohs the nest hs VIII admit IL
that hs shade : nlstAks In ths psfson
~ pia,sd confidence In.
Nh
No. 1pip. according 70 the scasips.
evsr gets ) chance 80 die Of old ase.
II shs u -. II 10 said she died Of dls.
appointmsnt In love ansir.
A man who dossn't amount TO mnch
IL known - nm "Ingsrsoll. !" Chsst:
An IDgsTsoil watch sells for . dollar.
and Isn't reslly A,st class
: Everyone seems to have = specially.
"A Florence plano players speciality
IL Good. bye. Mary and she played
II for two straight hours last night.
Xxx
II 10 wonderful what modest flowers
women will admire In nature. and
what large vulgar priced flowers they
will admire In a millinery store.
Xxx
How wonld Won like to be peach
bud this kind of weather and have all
your friends continually talking about
the frost that IL awaiting to kill you
The daily tribune., 1907-04-17
WILL BE GREAT YEAR
IN BASEBALL ANNALS

The season Of 1907 prom ises 10 bs
the most successful in baseball his.
tory. There are more professional
clubs under the national agreement.
which is the supreme government Of
baseball today than at any time since
the league consisted Of eight olubs
forty years sago. Listed under this
head Of the Legitimate there arc thirty
The daily tribune., 1907-04-17
TaLapHora NO. 70
THINGS THAT ARE SAID
ON STREETS OF FLORENCE


When yonr friends lAugh at your
Joker Il may NOT be because the jokes
are good. but bsoauss your friends are
loyal.
II will be heaven enough after
death mot 10 have to como back to
this world and discover how soon We
are forgotten.
A straight haired woman derives
some pleasure from telling how curly
her hair used to be before she had
typhoid fever.
et!li. X there were no automobiles.
Yanchers would be denied the pleAsure
Of seeing them break down on the
mountain roads.
Compliments are like wine. Il
only takes su.ll dose to 20 to the
hsAds Of some people while others can
stand . good deal.
XXX
Within three months After = naw
man comas to town. people learn his
side line Usually IL 10 = lodge. but
sometimes II IL worse.
II IN old man IL honest he will
admit that the sreAtest contributors
TO his comfort in life were NOT the
prsttisst women he knew.
Xxx
When ws lay our head on the pill.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-17
Caught Cold While Hunting a
Burglar.

Mr.. VIM. Thos. Lanorgan, provincial
constable at Chapleau, Ontario. says: II
caught a severe cold while hunting .
burglar in forest swamp last fall. Hear
ing Of Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy, !
tried it. and after using two small bot
ties. was completely cured" This rem.
edy is intended especially for coughs and
colds. 1t will loosen and relieve &c.
we're cold in less time than by any other
treatment and is a favorite wherever its
superior excellence has become known.
For sale by Daniels Drug Store, mwf
The daily tribune., 1907-04-17

LIFE LIKE-Julius McCandless of
West Florence, who the other day
had a big iioness mounted, has had
the animal photographed standing
over the head Of . big buck.
Where the tody Of the buck ought
to be, there is lot Of rugs piled
up which makes the deer look real
The lioneks Is photographed so as to
look like It is tearing the deer to
pieces. Mo. McCandless has showed
the picture to number of his friends.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-17
ity, there would have been no doubt
Of severe injury.
Rheumatism Makes Life Mis-
cradle

A happy home is the most valuable
possession that is within the reach Of
mankind, but you cannot enjoy i 8 COM
forts if you are suffering from rheu ma
tism. You throw aside business cares
when you enter your home and you can
be relieved of those rheumatic pains also
by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
One application will give you relief and
its continued use for short time will
bring about permanent care. For sale
by Daniels drug store. mwf
The daily tribune., 1907-04-17

DR.. Yard. dentist. office telephone
east 1876.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-17

We wish to call special attention to
our Tailoring Departm't. We represent
the Ed. v. Price Company. In this there
are very few that are as good and none
better. The new spring samples are
beauties. Every order fully guaranteed
as to entire satisfaction. Prices range
The daily tribune., 1907-04-17

When ws lay our head on this pill
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and Cne-half furl1rgs: selling.
thgrs-yoar-aids and upward; Purse $3.50 Tlwt. g
lPahankal 20 !, won; Herman johnson I0- More
laudl. 10 g. second; Halt0r 9 a. Martini. o,, 10
show. third. Time, lG7 5-5. DIlco, Apple Sweet
Ia S0rcisre. ard Demurrer also ran.
SECOND NACE-Seiliug; tWC-v7ar-Clis. four and
Cne-haf .Wl5uEs hetchCmbe no NI7Taadf. 3 %
p won; Dew Of Dawn, i6 Stinai % . fer place
ssc-rd, Oscar r.. l0l Floyd, I 20 3 third Time
o.. 3d. Water Belle. Connie Maid Ont Of Step
end FllUind also ran.
THIRD RACE-SellirE; three-yearolds. purse
S52 seven iJTiongs Willis Green. Il 1IGydI. l3
% s. wen; Edwin r.. l07 NicCarthyl. % s. Sec
ord; Charley Ward l03 lNioreland. 20 s third
Time. IL Round Dance Grumbljng Sorh. The
Bcile Of Brighten and s.. Jeanne also ran
FOURTH RACE-Sclliig. thFce-yearolds and up
ward; purse. 50; Eve and cne-half furlcngs Ale
0a S6 CNcCauhyl. . 20 l. won; Omah J.. los "a
Martini, even, second; Birmingham 10i AIcFaddeu)
20 70 10 show, third Time, l07 25 Nellie Ra-
cine, Little Boot, True Dora. Nessiiue. and Mooh-
rne also rRn.
FIFTH RACE-SellinE; throe-yoar-olds and up
ward Canadian brod; 500 added, one and oue-six-
teenth miles. Court Martial los (M0relardf 6 to 5,
won, Kelpis. s. Mccarthy, to 70 for place. sec
ond; The Globe lG ~ CauOll. 70 1 TO show
third. Time las Is. Caper Sauce. Bil5as and
Crgstfallen also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Three-y yesr-olds and upward; 800
added; one mile Thomoud, l0i ~. CARROLL, IS to
l. won; PicaUon. l0l a. Martini, 90 5. second
Basil, lO9 lStel, even TO show. third. Time,
III IS. Mrs Annie LathoIne, Demon, and Royal
JIG also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
LAT0NIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-M8ifen twc-vearolis. s1ur and
1re-lsf fu.au-s Ben Sand lo5 lAIstiu., 50 % !,
won, Raysl jos q. TAYLOR, n J. second. Water
cooler Us DaFa. % ]. thirl Tine o55 -
Headline Cup Major Mack, Darling Dan. Hi1iade-
and ID Kane also ran.
SECOND EACE-S-lIirs, purse, rh----v-1--ol5s
ana upward six fur5rcs CrVuer lCj B.rrs1CtI
-7 t1 l. vru. Huetcle 3 Butler 8 20 g. second. 4.
Della Thara rs swain. % Z. third. Time. -.ls
~aa-3t-rft. Helen SsndeV0n Sylvan Belle Tslu
Dorothy Scott. Grace Cuuisr Our Anna. and Wood
Claim also 7su.
THIRU BACE-SeIrE. six furougs Dr. Lee
Hr@u1r C r. Martini. % 20 J. won. Little
Gr--rs. e .Bi'a~ g 20 J. second; Demo. % -Srr
giH.. ] 20 20 show. rhiri Tine lis Is Charley
Mitchell. No Quarter. G7ilirhea. Gieram. Sand
catcher Plaui. Quick Rich. Otevu, and Friction
also rr
FOURTH RACE Selling. SIX fr-l-n-s. Dele
s'rruc. e Davis. 90 To J. won; Hauzl-1, I5 .E
Martini. I 20 O. second. Beatrice r.. III T1vIrrI.
'1 Q 20 show tliri. Time lis as. BelIst0cue. Field
LARK and Oak Grove also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Sclliug; four and ore-hslf fur
longs Esther Brown, jos u. Lee.. % o. won.
BT'tr. N3 AUSTIN. 20 l. second. Sahai7. lH
Powers. I 20 O. third. Tine f5tf5 Naus-i.
Agnes Wood. Virginia Princes. Wine Merchant
E-Hav. Cousin Francis Lovely and David ais, ran.
SIXTH GACE-Oue mile. selling SultTv. 10 r.
L7sI lr 20 g. won. Henry o.. ll3 HIgersuI r. %
T. second. FloHrsI los .SsiuiuI. % g. third Tine
I.D Redwood u. Gold Bell Gambler. Nsrszal.ao
Carrsriiue. Marzeilles Gry Plume. B,.csagar. and
Nll Box also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

FIRST RACE-Siy flTlouEs Kruka, III .Kirsch-
tauua s IN I. v-a, Av-ua l7- BuxtonI. Is 20 T.
second: Senator Warner, JOB IChab7rouyI Z 20 J.
-hiri Time ll5 Aftermath Red Bah. F1r-e.
Ton Row. Castodos Te-auus. FlCna and lauk
als1 ran.
SECOND RACEEFuturity course. ROYAL White
i25 Lsed= 3 20 l. won; nr RoUsl lE .Ne1tU.-
20 j. second. Dr. Grlum0rt lE 'kirschb1rm'.
70 J. third Time I.i5. BoGohaUa piCb Wilson.
Enchsuter Rudajeb Chestnut Proceeds BstId0r,
and Rudolph also ran. Dy Tom was Def: az post.
THIRD RACE-FUyTitv course. The AIiss1-lTlan.
I1I McR7el. 3 % T. won. Pelham. l25 Heather
toni IS 20 J. second; Revolt IA Davis, 70 l.
third Time. La2 H.raiu NcttiC Hicks Yo San.
Yellowstone, Lord Provost BTC1lCtre and Princess
Wheeler also ran
FOURTH RACE-nne and onequarter miles
Baron Eshsr lT NIcEaC.. 70 s. won; Hsrbor.
loj .Rischbaunt % l. second, FlaUnt. l07
R-ttir. 5 20 l. third. Time 2N7 i5 Queen Alamo.
I'd Sheridan Little Joker. Roman Boy, WaterclIe
and Ding Dong also ran
TIFIh RACE-Oue nile and two hundred yards
Treasure seeker. lT nfcBa5I. Is 90 S. v0n, Con
vent Bell I12 CNcClainl. 20 l. second FrCscl.o
l-G ,Nsutrvl Il 90 s. third Time. l:i3 Is Alta
r,ro KcEo Geo. Kubcm DriCm Bdn,a,a Dave
Weber Tea Tray. Blanche C.. and Gulliver also r1n.
SIXTH -Sevcrrcirbths Cf q mile. ficai1.
In- Wright. IS 70 o won. Little Mirhtul. l9i
lPrtti=i. to J. second; JgcgfUl ioi Nentri. n
20 l. ;hird. Tim lZ7 So Nctlaksta. Florence
Tonso Salable DUtitui. Avalon and Distributor
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FCur and q half frrl~rrz Kitty
smith rs GoldsteinI. . 20 I. won; Jauie's Beau.
Es .Bu'lTlUI ? 20 T. second Ye'oy 10 .Di-sius.
even. thiri Time. o,i5 }5 Viiahaila, LADY Irene.
Shirley r.. and Paul Tv also ran.
SECOND RACE-One and one-eEhth miles Gil
pin. ~ jGo3sreinI. { % T. won. Cu~sus I'9 J.
Murphy. even. second. Water Deg I'9 IT. John
s-nI. ont 90 show third. Tine. l55 s.. Noel
also rar.
THIRD RACE-siv frrlonrs Dr. Mack. ll2 IT,.
Murphy % l. won Eoval Lady, q .Goldstsir'.
90 D. second. At Trgr1. 90 Chandler, % s.
third Time 1913 80 Tudor Blue C1at Coufcssor.
and Dick Rcdd also ran.
FOURTH EACE-Six frrlorEs. Midas, li3 Mr..
Wny' 90 20 J. won; Peter Knight 40 Mfr
N7tHusi eT-u second. Paul Clifford 40 Nh
Wats1n'. ort % SHOW, third. Time -l- Knob
hampton. Ba'lyclstls, New Mcvu Hay and Pry.
fania also ran.
FIFTH RACE-FCU frcugs Burt g. Lewis
jog .Mcuisl. 9 % l. won; Carraugh l09 IT. John.
-1nl. / % 2 fr- Place second. Aphr0iire 0l
.Gcldsteiui. 10 ! 10 show, third. Time oaS
Black Hawk. Concerned Jayeim Puff. Oceanic
Bar. Shindv, ard Aristotle also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Seren f',rloncs Bobby Kear. il7
iDonusou'. ! 70 . wen. The Erglishman. u3
.Bullmaul, even, second, RUil-bl. 10 n Nurrlvl
70 I. third. Time. l.G 5-5 Laur1uia Charlie
ThCmIscn. AbiUre. Asterisk and Water Dog also
r1.
SEVENTH RACE-Oue and one-luarter miles.
Kelvin, III EFanl, 10 g. Won; Harmony Is u
MU.lvl. 60 J. second; Nlnnette lI3 Fretterl
even 20 show. third. Time 2.l9 Guinea God and
NC0dbine also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
TOUR TO GETTYSBURG,
Local Auto CIub VIII Take Jaunt TO
Famous Battlefield.

The recent tour of the Automobile Club
of Washington to Harpers Ferry proved
to be such an enjoyable affair that the
members requested C. Royce Hough, the
newly elected captain, and T. B. Spence
to plan another trip.
In accordance with the request. Capt
Fough and his assistant have planned a
two-day jaunt TO the battlefield Of Get
tysburg.
The party, with Capt Hough at its
head, will leave the clubhouse, on the
Brightwocd road this afternoon at /
O'Clock.
The route viii be via Olney Ridgeyiua.
Frederick. Emmitsburg. to Gettysburg. a
distance Of seventy-seven miles. over
roads that are macadamized for the
greater part of the way.
The tourists viii arrive at Gettysburg
at o'clock this evening. Sunday
morning will he spent in seeing the bat
tlefeld, A competent lecturer has been
engaged TO describe the points Of in
teTest.
The Washington tourists will leave Get
tysburg Sunday afternoon, and viii reach
the clubhouse in time for an elaborate
supper that viii be prepared for them.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
FREsHIES OUTROW VARSITY.
Harvard Gossips Set Talking as Re-
suit of Impromptu Match.

Harvard Training Quarters. Red Top,
Conn. June l4.-Harvards varsity eight
had its second trial over the four-mile
course about 7:3O O'Clock this evening >
light breeze and strong tide helped the
crew considerably.
lust before the varsity men boarded
the launch and took their shell in tow for
the railroad bridge the varsity and fresh
mea fours had "a lively race up stream for
a mile. The varsity crcw started at the
naval station 10 row two miles. and the
freshmen picked them up FOR the scrap at
the mile flag The varsity boat had a
lead Of nearly q beat length before the
youngsters could get under way. but, not
withstandins this handicap, the varsity
shell was soon overt1kon and actually
left astern by two boat lengths The re-
suit caused quite a little gossip at Red
Top,
Vogel was rowing at .. in place Of Lor-
Ing. in the freshmen boat.
GUy Norman, Of Boston. arrived to-day
In his steam yacht Limit. and former
Capt Fillcy and Theodore Roosevelt, jr.,
assistant manager were his guests on
board tho greater part Of the daE. The
trio went down 10 the starting point this
evening in Air. Normau's speedy launch
to watch the crew while rowing at high
speed.
Yale's varsity crew rowed over the
course about TWO hours previous 10 the
Crimson efghts time row this evening
The New Haven boat, however. was sent
down stream against @ strong wind and
with the end Of an ebb tide. Capt ldc
Says the time was % minutes and 70 sec
0nds Auchinoloes was back in the boat
at bow Rockwell again taking the same
position IN the fOur-O9r
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15

Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland AT Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
NAVARRO WINS TROPHY.

Hamburg, Germany. June 1.-THE win
ner Of the auto race for the Kaiser Cup
was Nazarro, an Italian, in hours 81
minutes and 25 seconds. Hautvast was
second. in 3 hours 80 minutes and 10 Sec
onds. Michel a German. was third IN
hours 80 minutes and f9 seconds.
The contest had a marked international
character. While there were no American
contestants. France, Italy. Belgium. Eng
lard. Austria, and Switzerland partici-
pated. Niuety-pna machines started. of
which 81 were German. q French. ID
Italian, 10 Belgian, 4 English. Austrian,
and 8 Swiss.
The circuit covered a distance Of 125
kilometers. which had 20 be traversed four
times in order 10 complete the distance
$50 kilometers. or about 3l2 miles
The prizes. consisting Of a huge CUP. 4
vase. and a table Centerpiece from the
ROYAL porcelain mauufactory. at Char
Gutenberg. were placed in an elevated
position on the balllstrade Of the court
tribune in full view Of the contestants
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
CREW REACHES THE HUDSON
Georgetown 0arsmen viii Have
Their First Spin To-day,
Arrival at Poughkeepsie in Com
pany with the Annapolis squad.
Seven Crews on scene,
s-4-s,I =, 1bs w,.r,,-gts, Herald

Special 70 The Washington Herald
PJughkeepsie. June it-The Georgetown
varsity crew squad arrived here late this
afternoon, and is quartered at the Morgan
House With the Blue and Gray oaTsmea
came the Annapolis contingent.
The arrival Of these crews completes
the roster for the regatta. L IS likely
that the navy oarsmen and Georgetown
win get out for their work tomorrow.
All the crews were 0ut lu the morning
Cornell and Syracuse going off toward
Milton The Wisconsin men were ont for
long pull Columbia went gp tEe river,
too. Pennsylvania was away toward the
south IN the morning.
In the afternoon. after "a threatening
hour with rain falling. the weather
cleared and the conditions were fine for
rowing. Francis s. Bangs. of Columbia.
member Cf the board VI stewards. was
up 90 see the Eew Workers row. BE
went out with Coach Rice n the launch
iu the afternoon. TIE Columbia crews
went up the river again, and came down
part Of the way over the course. Il was
expected that because of Mr. Bangs pres
euce and the ideal water time row
would Doe ia order II was not taken over
the regulation course. however
The Wisconsin varsity and freshman
crews rowed q hard two miles iu the
afternoon, finishing az the bridge. Ten
Eyck gave his freshmen q start over tae
varsity. and from all appearances the
Younger men about held their own. They
finished about two lengths or so % tho
E91d.
The Pennsylvania eigrts were sent Up
the river. driving hard an the way from
the h1ata0use They came back part of
the way over the regatta course.
The syracuse varsity and freshman
crews had time row over the fulI course.
The men displayed good style throughout
the varsity doing particularly we'll What
ever Cornell did in the afternoon was
performed on what is sometimes called
the lower course. The IthscaAs went
down toward Milton again. As % course
four in the varsity race. it is unlikely
that Ellis Ward. of Philadelphia, viii
make any objection It is believed that
the course viii be changed before the
races.
According 70 announcement made TO-
dav there viii be f9rty-EiX cars on the
observation train. ton more than last
vea-.