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The evening world., 1909-03-16
NEW VENEZUELAN MINISTER.
Pedro Exeauiel Rojas Has Becn
Named Tor Washington.

CARACAS. March b-Pedro Ezequiel
Rojas, who Is regarded as the most aole
diplomat in Venezuela, has been ap.
pointed Venezuelan Minister at Wash
ington. Senior SiBorges has been made
Secretary OF Legation.
Jaccinto Lopez la, been appointed
Consul-General Of Venezuela at New
York.
DR.. Pedro EzequIe Rojas is well
known In New York, where he has re-
sided for several years past. He has
been a persistent political opponent OF
Cipriano Castro, and was Secretary
General OF the Matos revolution against
Castro. He was granted a so.called
amnesty by Castro In July OF 1906. when
Castro reassumed the Presidency OF
Venezuela.
The evening world., 1909-03-16
FRENCH MAID
FO|LS THE CHEF IN
LAWYERS HOME
Cook Leads Attack on Gro
Gerry Wagon Driver in the
Sheriff. Kitchen.
GIRL TO THE RESCUE.
'Clings to Driver So Tightly
That the Other Servants
Cannot Hit Him.
GIRL TO THE RESCUE.

II Mrs. Charles II. Sherrll's pretty
French maid hadn't thrown her arms
around Leopold Santell. a grocery
wagon driver, and saved him from
being further beaten up, the chances
are that he would not have been physl-
The evening world., 1909-03-16
Palazzotto, Arrested in Paler.
mo, Identified Here as No
toriouS Campanilo.
WAS PAL OF ALFANO
Murder Victim Had Driven
Both From This City Back
to Italy and Prison.

While the Government police In Italy
are dragnetting the boot Of Europe and
the island OF Sicily in an effort to solve
the murder OF Joseph Petrosino. the po-
lice OF this city are making wholesale
arrests looking into the records Of de-
ported Italian criminals.
When dispatches told to-day Of the
arrest OF man named Palazzotto In
Palermo and describing him as a man
who had been deported at the instance
Of Petrosino. the Brooklyn police lost
no time in identifying him under an
other name.
A man whose career TALES with the
cabled reports as TO Palazzotto's was
known here as Giovanni Campanilo He
was young man about twenty-five,
and pal and partner OF Enrico Alamo,
the Infamous leader Of the Camorra,
who was deported from America In
April, 1907.
On his return to Italy, Alamo was
tried for the murder OF woman, and
reports stated that he was cast into
some prison dungeon and would never
be heard from again. Not long after
he had been SO disposed of Campanllo
was arrested here for a burglary, be-
ing shot in the leg while trying to
escape.
The evening world., 1909-03-16

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The World printed to-day 1909
Help Ats, 9}i more than all other
Eew YORK papers combined,
The evening world., 1909-03-16

dealing with the ease by which Grim
inas were slowed away on Italian ships
and struggled into this country Both
Altano and Campanlo are believed to
have come to America as stowaways
Unable to obtain passports, bounded
| Italian criminals have managed to insin-
uate themselves aboard ships with the
connivance Of the crews Petrosini he
leved many OF the sailors on these
steamships were members Of the Co.
mora. and We're therefore compelled BY
their oaths TO lend all possible aid to es-
Gaping criminals
For these Convicts to remain In italy
meant for them to he perpetlally under
surveillance. II caught armed they
were sent back to prison for terms as
long as the original terms they had
served They We're cast into miserable
dungeons. II they were arrested for
ntoxication the same punishment was
meted out. In fact, their lives were
made as wretched as possible, so that
the chief impulse OF all of them was to
escape to some other country.
5000 Struggled in Here.
BY coming here as stowaways and be-
ing shielded by members OF the crew
these criminals were able to dodge Ellis
Island and the inquistion there. The
sailors dressed them in their clothes ana
| sent them ashore They reported at
/ nnra tn nthar criminals uTn u.ra in the
The evening world., 1909-03-16

PILES CtRLB ~ U lUII DAYS,
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed TO cur,
.,cf!ng, b lnd Bleeding ur lrufruilug Pile
n { TO - days or money refunded Zoe 80
The evening world., 1909-03-16
Sent Back to italy.

Petrosino knew OF Campanilos In
timacy with Alfano and had been hot
on his trail for months. After the man
had spent two months In Jamaica. L.
l.. hospital. he was arraigned In court.
No complainant appeared against him
and he was discharged. Immediately
petroslno picked him up and brought
to the attention Of the authorities the
fact that Campanllo had criminal
record in Italy and was under charges
there. He was deported to Palermo,
vowIng vengeance upon the detective
as he left.
No record IL obtainable here OF what
happened to Campan!lo after his return
to Palermo. To-day dispatches from
Rome state that Palazzotto was de-
ported at the same time as the record
shows Campanilo's deportation, alsd
that he had been shot in the leg while
attempting to escape from the police.
and furthermore that he spent two
months In hospital here.
The evening world., 1909-03-16
Round Up OF Bad Men.

While the Brooklyn police were buoy
looking I'D the record of Campanilo
Inspector McCafferty had host OF his
men out last night. with orders TO ar
rest all known bad men In the Italian
quarters OF this borough As a result
twenty-five men were rounded up and
arra!gned at Headquarters this morn
.ng. In ills batch We're several who
won notorIety as suspects in the famous
barrel murder
One Of the prisoners, Pietro lnzervelli,
a peddler, OF No. 2?5 Elizabeth street,
conducted candy-making establish
meat at the same address al the time
Benedetto Madonna was murdered In
April, 1903, and lis body stuffed in a
barrel McCaferty, who worked on
that case, declared at the time that the
barrel in which Madonias body was
found came from the cellar OF Inzer-
rellis shop The man spent several
months in the Tombs, but when he and
other suspects were arraigued they were
all turned out
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-18

10 ALFRED LAF0uNTAIN. his heirs and as
alens:
rot ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that have
expended during the gear la0s tl00yO0 each in
labor and improvements upon the Big Ell. Bia
Elk Extension. Lone Jack. Lone Jack Extension
Laughing Water and Laughing Water Extension
lode mining clnlIns situated In -. Toe mining
district tunorxaniSesip. County II shnahone,
state Of Idaho. the location certificates Of which
are to be found; Of the Big Elk, III Book d Of
QtArtx Locations Al page JGc: of big Elk Extern
sion. In Book OF Quartz Locations at page ~;
Of Lone lack. In Book . OF Quarts Locations Al
pase 525; Of Lone Jack Extension. In Book & of
Quartx locations ~ pase h2s; Of Laughing
Water. In Book Of Quartz Locations 1t page 527
and Of Laughing Water Extension. In hook 8 Of
Quartz Locations at page $40. Records Of sho.
shone county. Idaho. In order to hold aait claims
under The prOyisions 81 Section 2sa4 II Tie Re-.
viAed statutes o.. the United states and
amendments thereto approved January end.
lSBo, concernin9 The annlml hbOf on mining
claims. being the amount required 70 hold the
sald l0sie mining claims for the period ending
IN ne SIss dr. II Decembcr. ts0R: and II within
ninety lD, days from the present service hereof.
o. ninety TO- days sitter tho publication hercof,
ron iail o. rsfllso 10 coutribute yosr portion 81
such sxpendituss - co-ownsr your interest
In the claims which amounts 10 ooSs6A i0r each
n Us shave msnsl0nsd lodie chinu lor your
lwoshiris intessst IN ~ mining claim1 win b.
p0ans ~ prepsrsy 81 TIE suhsefi,ssf your a.
Dwnes. Wjhp ~ made the required expenditure,
y ~ (xr1uo a. GA section.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-18
NOTICE OF LOST .CERr1FIcArE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
undersigned has lost Certificate No. 1903 for ana
shares Of the apitalstock Of the Reindeer Copper
& Gold Mining 4 Milling Company. Limited. ia.
sued In the name Of John NJ. Marklc. and will In
10 days from date Of this notice make pplicAtion
for the issue OF new certificate for like amount
10 take the place Of the original certificate.
Dated at Wallace. Idaho. this 18th. day Of Jam
nary. A. d. lou9.
L.R. ADAMS
ian 2sFcb25
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-18

~ = Is
4 s !! IA coi'nec {! t e I! 4! Win the ~.
ns'y 'evi 'I' sss d! l'l ellt WAS
lne'u iueaa 4 & t,s u iia1nt 4
STOCK ; solt ne returns
3h2Rs sns ess znent are said %
\ ~ III Rsen 4 sasle MI enough
4, 1854 Il a naving Deen atSed to
M! !k5 nus tne AZ veIop the Az 0f tlAe
m lsiy acQ 2 prop erty f "
XeFat nAonklle e come,
4 ~ DER r LAD Pie direc-
t0ED At the Occur a Alene Pow
|tlax plant which has now been
~ 0peration for About ~ day.,
l 3! 4 Y tc tl1 q factory dur
i5le me week ana are wei pleased
WI ~ tlle business outlook, II II
sald that the powder gives ex-
q eellent results.
COPPER GU -. B. craw-
ford of Mullan has practically
closed 2 deal by which he VIII
place IVY, OOO shares Of the COM
pany's treasury IN the east 70 be
sold tor development purposes.
Ihe stock will be made out ~
blocks Of Ivy, w shares and sold
under guarantee that u Will pc
worth " 2 share n ~ years, at
which price y may then pc re-
deemed # tile holder 80 desires.
Inc mine adjoil1s the keindeer
On me east and az attempt VIII
be made to come 70 some ar-
ran9enent with the RENDER
co1ntany e ueve'op tne Hopper
ssuse. prcpe1ty .nrousn 'ns'
Wolklnss 81 VS. 1sslnuser mus
Biz NIX IkAvELLEk q deal
iaas been consumn1ated Dy winch
TINS company has DISPOSED q ap.
proximateiy Ivy, OO shares q
treasury stock 20 81. raul capt.
tailsts at 2 price q ~ cents 2
snare. Inc whole q me money
received under TINS deal mas Deen
placed ~ the bank ana VIII De
u''l'zeu =; no' usse'opl,'en. pu.-
r'sss. - M..le = ioca'eu =
'''c oal.eSe see''0'''
AMADOh approximately
w, w mas Deen collected Dy me
secretary IN connection Win the
Two cent assessment LEVIED Asome
time ago. inc total amount y que
came 20 ABOUT Wy, ON. ine &C.
llnquent sale mas peen nxed TOT
Marcn II.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-18

= 1uC<tSuA "a etuV DtV$AASV9SA0bS
held In Mullan the following olKi-
GERS were elected for the ensuing
year: President, John Schultz;
vice president, Samuel Harvey;
secretary-treasurer, d H. MUIR
|ray. These with August Berg
and Nellie Harvey compose the
board Of directors. The proper
Ety Is on Deadman gulch and 3D.
joins the Alma on the west.
About 65 feet Of tunnel work has
been done.
BRYAN III Is reported that
rs inches Of ore carrying from
1000 to 1900 ounces IN silver to
the ton has been encountered.
The property has been developed
Nv means Of q long tunnel and u
regarded as = key to many Of the
surrounding properties III the
Saltese district. The Day broth
ers Of Wallace and Charles Burns
Of Saltese are the principal own
ers.
NORDQIJIST CLAIMS The
ore encountered in the group Of
claims owned BY the NordQuist
brothers and associates Of Muir.
ray is said to be holding out
splendidly. Some time ago be-
tween four and Ave feet Of good
concentrating ore was encounter
ed at the end Of q crosscut tun-
mel 247 feet long, at 4 depth Of
about $50 feet. Since that time
the crosscut has been driven So
feet ard it is said that the ore.
is holding out we'll and inclined
to improve in quality. A strike
Of shipping ore is expected at
any time. The property Is on
Sheridan gulch.
TEMPLE-W With the assess
ment Of five mills ashare recent
lylevied, a circular has been il
sued to the stockholders which.
states that the reasons for the
levying Of the assessment are
due to the fact that the company
has incurred an Indebtedness Of
about $1,000 in its work. At
tempts to dispose Of treasury
stock have proved fruitless And
work at the mine cannot be re-
sumed until the Indebtedness Isl
settled. Mrs. David Gross has
been appointed secretary. ~
EAST SNOWSTORM The
tunnel has now been driven 1875
feet of which s. feet was cross
cutting to get to the center of
the vein while the balance was
devoted to drifting. Manager
w. Mccullough made . visit to-
the property during the week
and states that the mine is like
~ to develop into gold PROPOSE
ton.
C. & R. 1T is expected that
development on q large scale will
be commenced right away. Att
present buildings for the accom-
mediation Of 30 men are being
erected at the portal Of the No. 3
tunnel. Two shifts are engaged
in the No. 2 and No. 8 tunnels. |
The mine is located near the |
Hercules in the Burke section.
MONIDA The tunnel has now
been driven 2O3 feet. The ledge
was encountered about 145 feet
from the portal and found to be
about 10 feet in width. In the |
present workings this has been
found to have widened out to Is
feet. The property is located
near the IS" bridge and the
principal owners are Mullan
men.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-18

-
I TnRNryc 4. y Z , s, J.
lthat s,a,le & .,,o.,t & Il ,ss,,;,.o.l
g Nv 40. t,,s,,.. y ~ 1920 q.
$ 81 ld,,stsgI ~ Ns i, ~. 81.
't 4 INA M Il i,sr d 4 a IL
sh,u,t ! IN f..t q I, n, 4 g
g, so,,,e ..esIls,t ,, ], & ,rrs
ma, s,tv Is ~. 1890, 49,. q 81, f =,
lia,lcss ana w ,,rs 81, t,rr !. !
w 1Ell e 300 feet n length, will
tap each ~ = cont nuation Of 800
I1eet me mine y located On
Mother Lode Y bill and adjoins the
Daddy ini1e.
fnAHn. sfnNTAN N. III.
u crosac,,t NJ ,,o,v &, ~ III Z
GA 4 s. ~ n.,ctad i ~ A. ,adrs
Will is arco,,ntarad Il N ~ 49,
fnI1 80 ~ !. I,,s,,th u ! .ho,,4 \ 81
feat The nronartv con.;;sts Il
Il, ,.i.;,c. :, lo !. I fo 4 ~. IA
2 nall east Of Burke and IS thor
oughly equipped with . gasoline
engine, compressor and all the
necessary buildings and equip
ment, The ledge has been traced
On the surface TOR 1000 feet.
pARAGnN-A 80, +roct A. on
feat n dr;ftino 40 hasn ~ i.
cether with ! contract AZ c(,0.
foot ,,nra;ae 8 connect tho Iav-
"a "a nro,,artv !. III ,,;les
a.at ~ M,trrav ~, !, i reror,,sd
a ana "a tn most nrom;s;nO
nronert;aa II III f,oo,,r i, 4 la,os
Work 90 tne contracts VIII PC
commenced at once under the
supervision Of Manager =. W.
Stedmafa.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. croeec,,t
4 n ahtnt "a faet and u 4 90.
nacted tbat ia sho,v,ro made
~ IN surface ,,,;ll IL orco,,rt ~.
al Il aho,,t ion ~ ,oora ,vo,L =
an annroximata danth a I'm faat
Tha faca q ~ t,,rral i =
quartz and iron with specks Of
galena showing. The property
is located on the east fork of Two
Mile creek near Osborne, adjoin-
ing the Belmont mine, on which
an option was recently taken by
Spokane parties.
fncrpurA, = ~. ,.,,.....,
$780, 8. :. -. = e,,s4:s 500 ~
:. ~ sa ,;.,t s La ~ ..'s
80 .'p'.s1u
the mine. AS soon as this Is in
stalled an incline shaft will be
sunk on the ore body to 4 depth
Of 500 feet from which drifts will
be run every 100 feet. The prop
erty Is bonded to Dan McInnis
and associates Of this CITY.
npnr1Mop o4u;.,. p.,,.
q, !, .,a.,,4 !, a i. ~ l noo
$3.50, ~" - e. hs : 49,, ~
property, has compile ted arrange
ments by which q party Of those
interested in the mine will make
4 thorough inspection Of the
workings Saturday. The object
81 the trip is to complete ar
-
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-02-18

OOGO ~ ~ a ~ - N T. JeGuk
have been filed conveying q con.
siderable amount Of placer ground
to the Idaho Northern railroad
company. The rights Of way
aggregate about 10 miles in
length and the consideration
named is $12, 500.
BONANZA-H. C. Topping
who has been at this property,
located 20 miles southeast Of
Missoula, is expected to return
to Wallace during the week. Mr..
Topping has been superintend-
ing the re-timbering and enlarg-
ing Of the old tunnel from which
much ore was shipped some
years ago. The mine is owned
by. Spokane and Missoula men.
ACNE It is expected that the
ore body will be encountered at
any time. The drift is now in
abcut $50 feet and gives : depth
q 100 feet. The property con
Iists of 10 claims northeast of|
Elle Snowstornn mine.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
STARS IN JUNIOR MEET.
Great Sport Promised an Cham pion-
ships at TrdUerS Island.

The Junior metropolitan championships which
will be decided at Travers Island on July 10 Will
be sort of final try-out for the youngsters Of the
various clubs in this district who expect to make
the team that will be sent to the national cham
pionships at Seattle. Bernie Wefers and Lawson
Robertson. the New York Athletic and Irish
American club coaches. are working hard over
their youngsters. and some great competition is
assured During the last year there has been
steady increase of good material In practically all
OF the events. and under the careful eyes Of the
coaches much championship timber has been de
veIoped.
one Of the hest in his class is young Frtck, of
the New York Athletic club. Frick ran a great
race against Sheppard at the recent Ne" York
Athletic Club games. and held his own. even
though he had only a little while before competed
in a hard half mile run. Frick looks like a sure
winner in the quarter
Many of the athletes competing the junior
championships will take part in the American
Athletic Clubs meet the following DAY at Gel
tic Park where attractive programme OF eleven
events has been arranged number OF entries
have been received including those Of s. Lunghi,
champion Of Italy. who second 20 Me win ".
Sheppard in the 500 at the London
Olympics. H a. Wilson, mile champion Of Eng
land. Harry Hinan. ir.. Lawson Robertson, Mar
j Sheridan, Matthew McGrdth. John J. Flana-
gan and others OF equal note.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27

gerous contenders. Columbia has a crew of great
power Of beautiful smoothness of style and of great
intelligence. Rice calls il first class crew, and
has strong hopes Of victory Cornell has crew
that has not been tried a whole but is made up Of
the elements Of d pair Of fine crews-the freshmen
Of 1903 and the second varsity Of 1903. Courtney
says II isn't good the 1905 crew. but taking
the 1908 Cornell = standard OF comparison
for other crews is a good oeal ike comparing all
statues the Venus di Milo. Syracuse has a won
derful two-nile crew, and il may be an equally
good four-mile crew. hut it certainly hasn't given
that impression as Vet to the trained Observers
along the banks OF the Hudson who think
is a good two-ne crew and nothing more. Bat
expert opinions before this Poughkeepsie race are
never worth very much anyhow. The race furnishes
the only test.
The writer doesn't want to make 4 prophecy. but
II he were betting he would hard put 70 il 70
choose between Columbia and Cornell If odds were
offered. say 70 ;. he would be likely to take CO.
lumbia
One of the Hudson races looks like sure thing
If Cornell doesn't win the four-oared affair it will
be because the shell steered into some ohstrlc-
ton again, for there was such four. and
II il is steered into trouble again. the oar had
better dodge Charles Courtney Columbia has
good four, toe. but syracuse and Pennsylvania are
hardly dangerous.
Syracuse has the best looking freshman eight but
the men are being worked very hard and seem to be
on the verge Of going stale. Columbia end Syracuse
should fight it out in this race with the odds in
favor Of Syracuse Cornell good third and Wis
oonstn and Pennsylvania trailing along Ellis
Wards freshmen much better than his varsity
crews. and may be little further up. hut they are
ragged.
The following table shows at a glance the com
paratiye statistics Of the crews in the three Hudson
races The statistics Of the Yale and Harvard
crews will be found elsewhere IN this Issue:
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
ELKS HOLD BIG CANES.
Acorn Team Wins Nile Relay litter
Hot Race.

The BROOKLYN order Of Elks held its annual
games at Washington Park. Brooklyn. yesterday
About five thousand brayed the heat 10 attend, and
the many attractions on the programme kept the
crowd well amused.
The Xavier Athletic Association won the one
mile relay handicap by few yards from the
Harlem Young Mems Christian Association team.
which started from scratch. The Trinity Club
third The winning team took the lead at the end
of the third lap and led to the finish
David Y. Noble, Of the New York Athletic Club
with a handicap Of thirty-fye yards. was the
winner of the one-mie run in the fast time Of
3S 2-5.
The summaries follow:
New York \. {. q YARDS, r. Z. Goggin, Pastime
A {. .(6l2 YARDS. second; i. Baker unattached
SS0-yard run Chandicapl-Won by F. Wright,
Pastime 4. c 4S yards: F. ". Sinclair, St. Mary's
attached (22 ards third Tin, Tine 2;e5 80 ,o,
Star A G: D. n smith, Sth Corps Artillery,
y. 6. y. Y, second, ". Horton, il, Mohawk a. G.,
300 yard dash (handcapl-Won by F. L. stephen
son, Trinity Club "a yards): W. j. Cooke, Mohawk
A c. az yards. second F. Gibbon, Gordon House
80 YARDS, third Time. o:$$ - ,,...,
Acorn a, A: Il smith Mohawk A -. -. second ,a H.
B. SilveIhurg. Trinity A G.. third; Tine o5 -
New York A. {. t35 yards), NJ T Gels, unattached
C45 yards, second; 6. J. Obermeyer National A Z.
10 yards) third. Time. 4:3S 20.
Twelve-pound shot put Gandicapl-Won ty H. {.
J Reich, St GabrieIs A {. q feet. a feet a.
inches. second; Phil Coffey. Bryant High 70 feet,
45 feet. third. -
Running high Jump Chandicap)-Won, ny II. NJ
Rosenberg Irish-Amercan A. g % inches, feet
inches: II. j. Grumpelt, New York A. {. 6
inchesl. feet = inches second; b W. King, unat-
tacbed q inches) feet , inches, third
One-rnile reIav Chandicap; open to Catholic A L.
Intersettlernent A. c, y NJ. 9. A and Church A
IlGGWon by Xavier A. A % yards UIeand, Free
man. Nichols and Coylel; Harlem Branch y. NJ g.
second: Trinity A e (35 yards, (Hanon. Sterns'
Bohan and Webb third. Time, sac
FTiftv-vard dash (Closed TO sons of EIksD-N on by
y J monaghan. {. Siff. second; Z Haysleys third
I0a-yard dash CLOSED to sons of Eksp-Won by
T. H Cunningham: 9. +. Klages, second. w a.
YokeI third. Time. oil 3-5.
1G0-yard dash CLOSED TO B. P. Q. Elks)-Won by
G J. Gallagher: ". c. Gettys. second; F. 4.
230-yard dash CLOSED TO 3. P. O. ElkslCW,9n 6y
etfIs G j. GfafheTi ibtr5 Tine F. os 3 ss EaN''S second "
446-yard dash CLOSED 10 p. P. O. Elksl-Non by
c. J. Gallagher; F. A Eakins, second, F. J. Ryan
third. Time lis.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
SCORES FIRST
YALE FOUR IN DEFE4T.
Crimson VARSITY RO5CS Fast Trial
OTer Full Course.

New London. June 26-Harvard drew first blood
substitute four-oared shell shot the line the
winner by length of open water. in a mile race
with Yale substitutes Harvard jumped into
the lead at the start. ond though the Yale men
rowed hard. the Crimson shell never headed
Its time was 5:32 b. against : SO for Yale
Richardson. formerly the varsity eight
stroked the Harvard four, while Hooper. who lost
he had measles. rowed No. , Smith and Waite,
with Fales as coxswain, completed the Harvard
four, while the Yale four made up OF Brooks
stroke Hills. No. ;, Bogue, No .; Holloway. bow,
and Copp. coXswain-
The varsity ''1'' was awarded Mills and Brooks
after the race this evening. and they were allowed
to go New Haven FOR commencement week, both
being seniors.
The Harvard varsity eight went over the four
mile course down stream this evening. covering the
distance in 2o32 The was accompanied by
the freshman eight for the first two miles. The
half mile. the varsity by half a length at the mile
the freshmen by a slight margin At the mile and
half, but At the two mile flag the varsity led hy
half a length having covered the distance in 1929
The conditions were favorable. The varsity four
went down stream for about mile a half and
back TO quarters in easy stretches. The freshman
four went over a mile in 5.3S. in preparation for
next Wednesdays race.
The statistics of the varsity crews follow: