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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-07
PETIT IONS IN
PROBATE C0UR I

The following probate matters were
heard In the district court by Judge
Howell this morning:
Estate OF James b. Williams. dc
ceased petition for admission of for
eign will to probate Continued.
Estate OF Raphael s. Grange, de-
ceased: petition for approval allow
anco and settlement OF final account;
for the court to fix compensation Of
administratriX; for an order dispens-
ing with appraisement; for distribu-
tion, discharge; release of bondsmen
and close of estate. Granted.
Estate Of Anna V. StucEert. de-
ceased, petition for letters of admin
istration, Granted
Estate and guardianship Of Raphael
Earl Grange. minor; petition for let
tors OF guardianship. Granted.
Estnte of Nathaniel S. Wilson. de-
ceased; petition for letters OF admInls-
tration, Granted
Estate Of Mary A. Mccullough. de-
ceased: petition for confirmation of
sale Of real estate. Granted.
Estate of Sarah Kershaw. deceased:
petition for approval, allowance and
settlement Of final account and for dis
charge Continued.
Estate and guardianship OF knight
Hastings. ct al, mInors; petition for
confirmation OF sale Of real estate.
Granted.
Estate OF Emeline Ricbey. deceased;
petition for confirmation OF sale OF
personal property; for approval, al
lowancc of sale OF personal property;
for approval. allowance and settle
ment OF final account, for An order
fixing the compensation OF admins
TRAITOR. and for distribution. Granted.
Estate and guardianship OF Frank
Almon White. ct al. minors; petition
for letters OF guardianship. Granted.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-07

Mexico and Arizona. where he had
been for a number of months looking
after the construction of telephone
lines.
Mr.. Darling is well known in Utah
among telephone men. he having mai
aged the construction work of the
Bell company In Salt Lake and Utah
counties for number of years.
He says the plan of the forest ser
vice is 10 build telephone lines into
the forest districts where commercial
companies haye not extended theirs,
and that much good is coming Of the
operation. Many sections OF country
arc being traversed by telephone sys-
toms, installed by the government,
that have heretofore been virtually
ieolated.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-07
WORLDS MARKETS
BANK STATEMENT.

New York. May THE statement
of clearing house banks follows:
Lonns. $l.194. .19s,S0o; decrease.
$23, 3,32S,2 200.
Deposits. s1,17a,27s.7oO; decrease.
S21, All 800.
Circulation. s43S5O.OoO; decrease,
s225.500.
Legal tenders. S66,441 900: de-
crease. s2,7o0,30O
Specie. $2S7s5l 200; increase. ST.
Reserve. sao4.9O2 200; decrease. 81.
36S.l0e.
Reserve required. s2sS.s1s,6oo; de-
crease. S5.369,i75.
Surplus. slO,772.5 500; Increase, S4o.-
o0l.700.
Ex,U. 8. deposits. sl1,172.55o; In
crease, sS,99s, 100.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-07
METHODIST MISSIONARY SocI-
ETY.

The Missionary society OF the Meth
odist Episcopal church was delightful
ly entertained at the home OF Mrs w,
P. Long on Thursday afternoon In
spite fthe iDclement weather a good
" number were present TO enjoy the
interesting program.
Evangelical and Educational Work
Among the Women OF India was pre-
sentcd by Mrs Johnson, reading on
"Woman's Work" by Mrs. Lyman,
the STORY of Pundita Ramabai.' Mrs
Robertson, Medical Work for and
by Women" Mrs Widoman, II song
by little Dorothy Long. and piano
solo by Miss Mary Spencer were much
appreciated. Following the program
numbers delicious REFRESHMENTS were
served by the hostess.
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

Mrs. T. ] Edwards was hostess to
the members Of the historical society
at their meeting last Saturday. The
program by Mrs. O. ]. Stilwell was
given In a thoroughly original way
from the storehouse OF memory. She
gave selections from various we'll
known writer's. illustrating the life
and ideals OF those authors By their
literary productions. Mrs. r. P. Hun
ter rendered a number OF old.time
ballads, after which adjournment was
made to May IA, when the society
will meet as the guests of MIS-. Phil
Malson at her home on Gramercy
avenue.
Mr and Mrs. ], R. Cooper, Mr.. and
Mrs. E w. Mattson, Mr., aud Mrs
c. H Henry. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Guthrie. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Carver,
Misses Corn, Boreman, Hurst, Kyle
and Ross attended the presentation Of
What Every Woman Knows" Fri
day. In Salt Lake City.
The Kappa Chi society were the
guests OF Miss Florence Cooney at
Its regular Monday evening meeting
)Continued on Page SeveO)
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will take part. the theme of Mothers
Day service in the First Presbyteri-
an church at tAe evening s o'clock
service will be The Enconium Of
Praise and the Heritage OF Burdens
Which the World Continually Be
slows Upon Motherhood The heav-
Ter portion OF the grief and hardships
caused by sin, OF unbalanced social
conditions. has ever fallen upon tho
one least responsible for 1t, namely.
the mother. The theme OF this service
has to do With the practical as we'll
AS the sentimental meaning of the
day.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-07

The decline in stocks which occurred
yesterday apparently served TO more
than discount that event The Lon
don stock exchange did not open to-
day and there were no quotations from
there. Opening prices were higher,
showing gains OF for Amalgamatcd
Copper and Great Northern. pfd.. large
fractions. The market closed some
what irregular and active. Extensive
profit taking wiped out all the ad'
vances and forced some OF the inter
national stocks below yesterdays
closing Trading then became quiet
er. but there was a steady recovery
which carried the prices to the high
est
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-07
Excursion to Salt Lake

SUNDAY. May Sth. via o. S. l..
Round trip 800 Trains at $50 a.
m, 7:15 a. M. $40 a. m. 900 a. m.
80 a. IN, 11.25 a. m. 2;30 p. m,
400 p. M, $40 p. M. and o;45 p, 10.
Returning leave Salt LIKE 1910 Il.
m. 100 p. m.. 2;25 p. m, D: 20 p M.
10 p. m, SIS p. m. sos p. M, and
1875 p. m. City ticket office, 2o1i
Washington avenue. f. A. Shewe, G.
p. & T. A. :
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-07
"HAY RACK" PARTY.

Last evening the Baptist young
people gave their first hay rack
party OF the season. and a merry time
was enjoyed in spite OF the coolness
OF the evening. Arriving at the home
of Mr. and Mrs c. E. Bennett in West
Ogden. the party were entertained as
their guests until n late hour. Games.
music and social chat were enjoyed.
following which q tempting repast
was served. the guests departing soon
after and carrying with them pleasant
remembrance OF an ideal evening at
the Bennett home
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-07
Cf,lcaoo Livestock.

Chicago. May 7.-Csttle-Receipts
estimated at 500; market steady.
Beeves. S5.6O@S.30; Texas steers.
s4.709640. western steers, S4s5@
6.s5: stockers and feeders. 5000
665. COWS and heifers, s2.70@7.35.
calves, sG00@S.25.
Hogs-Reccipts estimated at TO-,
900. market 15c lower. Light s9.20@
9.55: mixed. s92O69.60; heavy, 1920
@9.57 1-2: rough, $s.2O@925; good TO
choice heavy. $995@960; pigs. Ss 80
$3.50: bulk of sales. s9.35d950.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 1000;
market steady. Native, s425@IS0,
western. s45O6 7.S0: yearlings. $500
6S15; lambs, native, $725d9 300;
western, S725m9l0.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-07
STOCK EXCHANGE NOT
DISTURBED BY DEATH

Now York. May buying orders OF
seeming ui,zency for somo OF the
principal stocks were executed at the
opening OF the stock market. There
was nc sign of disturbance on account
Of the death OF the King OF England.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-07
BUILDING FOREST
TELEPHO LINES

f. H. Darling. superintendent of tel
ephone construction for the national
forest service. having headquarters at
Portland, Oregon. stopped off in OS
den a few hours yesterday afternoon
to meet with the Forest service EN-
ployes OF this district Mr.. Darling
was on his waysto Portland from New
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-07
APPLI LICATlOAS FOR
OFFICIAL CLEMENCY

The following applications for of
ticial clemency have been filed with
the state board OF psrdons by Inmates
OF the state prison. TO be acted upon
at the meeting TO be held on Satur-
day, May 81:
For pardon-George Talbot. felony;
+. Buell.. burglary. second degree;
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-07
Chicago Produce.

Chicago, May 7,-Butter-Easy;
croameries. 23627c; dairies. 92G2
Eggs Steady; flrsts, Is l-2c; prime
flrsts. l9c.
Cheese Steady. dairies. Il 34G
l5c: twins. 14G14 l-2c; young Ameri-
cas-. 14G14 l-2c.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-07
ORPHEUM PARTY.

Mrs II. n Spencer entertained at
a box party at the Orpheum last even
ing Her guests were Mrs. A. P.
Hibbs, Mrs. T. Fitzgerald. Mrs. Kuhn
Mrs A. S. Condor. Mrs. D. ]. Malone.
Mrs. William Eccles.
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha. May 7-Cnttle-Receipts,
100. market unchanged.
Hogs-Rcceipts, 1900; market 100
15c lower Heavy. s9.15@9.30; mixed.
S9.1O@915: light, S9.00@9.30; pigs.
Ss.O099O0; bulk OF sales. s910@9.20
Sheep-Receipts. 100; market
steady. Yearlings, $750@S.O0; weth-
ers, s725679o: ewes. S700@760
lambs, $S75Ga.5o.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

All buildings and appurtenances of
Sylvan Park will be sold at public aue-
tion. May .. 10 o'clock 4. m, at the
park grounds.
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Nav Work Natal Marker.

New York. May THE metal mar.
kets we're practically nominal today
Tin was quoted at $32.S5@3550.
Lake copper was quoted at
s12.62 l-20l2.75; electrolytlc att
Sl2.37 l-2@12.50, and casting at
Sl2.12 1.241225.
Lead was easy at S425@ 4.S7 ID.
and spelter was nominal,
Iron was quiet, northern grades,
SIC. 50M17.50.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-07
CARD PARTY.

a pleasant weekend card party was
given at the home OF Ralph Farr last
evening. Progressive Might've was
indulged in until a late hour. when
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-07
FOR MARTHA SOCIETY.

The Theodore Lorch company.
house orchestra and attaches Of tho
ogden thenter will give benefit per-
formance for the Martha society at A
date TO he flXed for the coming or the
following week OF their stand here.
Mrs. Edgar Bates will entertain
the ladies' OF the Baptist mission cir
Gle at her home, 2147 Harrison av.
enue. next Wednesday afternoon.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-07

John De Lang. malicious mischief;
Harry lawrence, misdomeanor, Cliff
ford Cramer. grand larceny: Edward
Mckee, felony.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-07
MOTHERS DAY SERVICE
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Prefaced by a praise service In
which Mrs, c. H. Stevens. Mrs. Ash
worth. Miss Wilcox and Mr.. Saunders
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-07

For commutstion George NJ.
Shields, burglary, third degree; George
Hubbell. felony; Duane VI, Mower,
forgery.
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)Continued on Page soven)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-01

oxford and Cambridge ~ last have been
heard from with regard TO the annual inter
cole gate chess match by cable with he
American collezes An intinatiOn that the
EnEltsh universities were prepared to rlav
Came 20 the American committee through
James Mortimer OF London. vino VIII he the
American umpire tn the Anglo America u
INST h the latter pHrt Of next week Oxford
ard cambridge overstepped the time limit
for challenging laid down in he deed of
gift OF the Rice trophy. THIS condition
Wap waived at meeting Of the Colum bta
Harvard, Yale and Princet on alumni COM
mntee held In this city yesterday and word
wae sent TO Mr.. Mortimer BY ohairman
SieGduAn Jameson that he match " ould
he usual Joint CHALLENGE from sbroad. In
addition Mr. jameson was authorized 20
suggest Saturday. april >, a. the date for
playing the games which herei ofore
wtll be sin in number. the committee hss
reviewed assurances from Princeton 'hat
he match can he played there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-01
EEL WONrS Billing REVERSED.
stewards of sterpi~cbase Association
Btnrr ErOW Z hartman oG Jockey GIub

IN inc idsut 81 the racihx ~ ne nhed
hunts meeting a. Belmont Park lasI election
d. 'au" ~ before me board of stewards
~ '1' Nattolai Sl.se1l'' hass aud HUNT As
-rsts'iou vos 'rdlV The result was thai
he rul.ug ~ m. nuad Hun''- stewards
~ whom Nugu-' Belmon'. ,hairman %. the
locke lub. Vas one wa reversed
ln IA" race for The M,ddlessX Hunt cup
GA election dsy only tao horse went 10
-hr poet Allan PiuksTtNn', Macedonil
ridden bg Fred Nlr~r.. aud Harry \ Pages
rlr-ou hell. ridden b, hi oNner he
b-t named Tciu--d early IA she race. white
Macedonia managed 20 -CTE mbie over the
B. o jump. ~ he aid ~ the -adsils ,itpped
- me -il~ md Mr. Aip-r- fell after cling
IT, WIN ole foo' To- hiS m9lnt's nerk for
''u feet ~ 80 Awhfose Ntrrk, who was
sndtng ~ the rIteid. Daught Macedonia
ana mounting finished ont the race nVa
len DO het"ie larson nelly
W" -ieNar i di-uuaiinef Ms edonia
81 ~" ground nat Mr Ap~rs wa- not
d,s,o., az ,"n-"a1',en,ly Should have
.ud his t--opat-- lpnaTently OVerlooke d
~" ft'' 'hat ~ IN" big TRACTS more than
ou" 49, Uult - ',tet Of a horss being
rrH"Uniri bv come -'able hand and nn-
i-hIng IA" rae. whom hi~ Original rider
49, Walking 'Ofppls. emily ana totally IN
20 urs'i r,''-s Inc hrlt
p"rml..Iou Ma granted the MARYLAND
To- k"Ns Ian tn 80. du'' -tesE.eC hases ~ ~
u""IIr over 10" pin'lr"o tras'h from ipfil
\ howard ana = I Ko h~ a. patrol Judges
'r- 4UI r"N 81 nHrts- Harrison. ~
vi- appointed Sow trd a. the meeting to
represent fh- National Steeplec base and
HU.t A~-o IsfiCH
foIioNiug - ct ~ gentleman ios-kevs
David D0N- MsuivnTth 4 harOn august
t'lt,nni L. " Il. HOLLOWAY. J. Merry
W n Hla'k RurI-t Finrh An'eio ls~VsreIK
= o. l'"vrfetN Harry " smith and Ri-hard
Moo amer Ir
I-a,u-r AMI .o,key licenses were granted
no follow. Iratusrs v - wilson Adolph
NhDrirI = Panrle Sdas Netch a. 4
tprpt a. and H"nT, Johnson .Io~kevs
N iilen : = Doggsi' and John Eermsrh
Nttn bNEgett aspesis TO ride in south
Nr.Hr.'F 'ht- 'suF ami applied for h-sns~
- r'te'tn -'sesIie "a 49, IN case he should
wan 20 tai" mi li"enss Ia ride IN Jump
ing ras =. doAn there
'.-olu, on or regret was adopted IN
the .saih 81 E0psT' Neville
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-01
sPkCIAL Notices.
LIFE OF A PIMPLE.
Compilations Are Cleared and PImpIe.
Disappear q, ernight Wnhowt Trouble.

The dtspensers NJ poslsm. a new skin
discoveTy. ask that notice be gwen thai
no one l. urged 20 purchase n without ars,
obtaintng an expertmentsl packagr Every
one Who has tried u knows thar the my
cent boz, on sale ~ HeTemAn's. Hik~r's.
kaltsh's. kinsmAn's. Jun Rmann's ana o. her
drug stores. - sufficient - cure the worst
caseH of czerna. whore the surfa's Affected
IL not too larRe. The hrhinE csAAes on flrst
application. Il viii also cure acne. tsftsT.
hlotches, scaly sCalp, hives. barber's and
every other form ~ hch, including n chins
feet BetnK de~h-colored and cont Air In
no EreaAe. the presence Of poslam on ex-
posed suTface~. such a. the face anc hands
10 no, peTceptible Water and sosD nanno,
~ used IN connection with n. a. thes~ irri-
tsfe and prolong -kin troubles. some, tines
even causing them.
40 20 the experimental packs 90 Of poslarn.
y can he hsd free - charge BY natl of the
Emergency Laboratories. " West Twenty
hfth Street. New York. u alone y sum
cient 10 clear the complexion overnight
and 10 rid tho face ~ ptmpies IN twenty
fos1r hour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-01
T'Ck>ONITLLE mars.
T"ur Fs' sv'ies vm for Talent m u-s,,
Trark.

JaCKsoNvILIT. ~, Feh - The rrz~k
w. 49, ~ rud to-1sf 4f'sr he hsa,,
rs'~ ~ 49, r'gn' ant The hsi~. ere m he
hErr order -Four fs,orifr- Won. - rrsf
30 talent peran ne eek boz gc2d .t-fs
" ',Toens iook tho d. fea rire w. i,
RAID drive hv Nslf u=th 'ToI 30 kri CHI
tteHfE" " iss'..If "a r" g. 90 fha Wv 20
'hs u0-I ~ he nfrh rs,e ana starter Cr1.u
en- ~ Hsl1 ave, vfh0u' hiv
The sv"1ulaIIs-
ltr,' PsS,. inc fu7i1rg aCI-, - S.,oI.
TO- Vnn pavE4Es ~ g. ravis. 10 H.
~cord John f.s-.fevgss' 90 NusErs.r ~
- fh'r1 Imc - -. " "a 70,
,.~ond Race re fi-i1aFs --Sple, 10
E-sss' 70 10 Eon Hlrrre -, Nrsafss
q - :! 7-~old Sgrs-. Desi f1r ,Esrnsn n %
% t1frG TIM 90 O. apEsrt Men Rue
Pr.nrttr Nsrcid hen O~Us'os ND Ion kah1t-
Ibifd 7sc- Tef-a ur'onzs- all. orrnsby
- Pcv@r,'. - v1n- fe!l go ...iiisr. ~
Ger b. Q, 70 :. fsivd Tir~ ~. 5 ~.rur
Temple snd Mt sTss -iso f-n
fuuTf1 Ra~e-Seurn svut1ngs ~ Greene
~ - rsvs,.7 - %. Non " Bright 80 Daven
port, 20 l. secoud Hasiy frnes i0s Gear
" 20 s., feiTd TnTr. - ? b Eifau also ran
FRA Prev. rrionrs =Fcn;. ~ fObertl
; 20 z. son .Gmc, ~ 'HsnnsnI. % secoad
FaTis GOVT 20 Nusgrsv~i 10 10 !. mira Tme
10 Osorinc r r .shipn and aa-nsds's
a.so rsn Georgr " Lehoit ~ AEsy
SlEth Pact-Cne tdle ane 4 EiHteenth- 81
lN,oon. ] o ! Lecoad flrtt Pres. 100 lsIusarsvei
20 5. third. Tine. las as. cowcn. CasficsFood
and Rossburg ~ siso ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-01
YACHT ron ). ~. ELaGLER.
Building ~ me LADDERS ard and 10 Ha, .
Nigh Pew ered Motor.

John ~ Tlsgler - hay wing = cruising motor
hoat buin 49, the I.udeTs Marine ConstriIc-
tion Company yard ~ Port Chester which
~ to he ready tor commission ny June I
IN pc this Yacht very much resembles a
steamer n has clipper hos. T. rtgRed
S,ih Two polo mAsts. hAs tao stacks FOR
ventilation and - equipped with IN
horre-pcN S,apdArd motor On account
nj this high pow er u has been though, bes'
~ huiid the zach, with broad tOrusdo
stern on the wster tine working into the
regular counter stern " goes above the
water line The underbody will be sz-
iremely deep and viii carry . built In skez
on " hirh the end shaft heaming III be-
secured
The general dimensions are - feet lcnE
~ ieet beam and siN feet draught Bilge
keeis are tn be ftted On each side ami there
10 a deep snoe on the keel to minimize the
rolling The lrsmea are ~ oak. plankins
II yellow pine and IN addition there ~ an
internal double Giia ROnal SKIN on the inside
Of rho frames. which. taken N conjunction
with four water tight buikheadq and the
usual riamps and stTinEers. makes . vessel
strong enough 10 weather any ssa aud
service
me engine room viii be N tne centre
81 the Yacht and be enclosed ia water tight
bulkheads Inc guests quarters Will b.
at ~ the engine space these VIII BE- a
large double ssaterooni. Two suialleV state
rooms and ves,tDule Th~se apartments
are all 10 he finished IN mahogany Al
the Necessary C0nvenlen-es such as elec-
tTtc lighta. reading nRhts. electric heaters
MI be- ntteu and IN addttton there Nlli be
WiH be an indeIpendeni HEhiing plant Nth
storage batteries, . pos erful aearchhght
and wireless telephone service
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-01
INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL.
England and ireland Ptay q Draw tn An
npaS Rugby Match.

The annual match ~ Rugby football
between England and ireland took place
recently at rNickenkam before a crowd Of
over 2O.OOO persons. The result was a draw
A. neither side scored The crowd that
turned out TO see the match was brilliant
one, In uding the Prince Of Wales. Prince
AIss-sG Of ScaieswiE HOistcin sf.ord DesDOr-
Ough. Earl Howe and other BOtables.
The game put up by the Irish team was a
smrpFise, for the general dope prior 20 the
match van that England would win easily
IN the first match Of the season England
defeated Wales for the first time Tin many
year, and this Was the line the critics went
by IN sizing up ireland.
IL waa the irish forwards that upset all
calculations. for their attacks were 80 quick
and vigorous that the knglishmen had not
time 20 get in any Elective team work.
several opportunities OF scoring
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-01
MAYNARD ON rHE WATER.
Crews Take Advantage % Sudden Break,
tnB lp &C Zee % Charles.

NreNt Iaae AuNout4No % Au1lueu uSe4hs
sns 10 &C Zee % Charles.
CANsRIpoE. Mass Feb 3s-The ice on
the Charles River broke up suddenly to-day
and allowed the Harvard crewS 10 80 out
for the first time tkia season and only a
week later than lsst sason. On Saturday
there was nne skating on the river ard the
sudden turn % the weather was most pleas
inf TO the oarsmen. who have been doing
indoor work in tho tank and machines
for the last month -Four crews Of the
varsity SQUAD and two freshman eights
we're sent out to-day and we're coached
by Wray from q single shell They had
some difnculiy In navigating among The
hoai .nE cakes Of ics but all STAYED out for
half an hour or more without, any serious
mishap-
Several changes have been made in he
order of the hrut varsity since last fail
To-dav the order was Newton. stroke
Nssd. Cutler. q Bacon. . Wilmington.
Hooper. J Leslie, sargent. bow. aud
King. cox
Newton was strOEe 81 the freshman eight
last year. and II he does well viii be kept
In hat seal on the varsity a. Cutler - needed
AZ No a. where hts weight and reach A.
IN b@'ter Bacon has gone from No .
uhere he roved last season. 10 No q the
seat IN whi~h VIII Ellington az last Sprlng
80 plAy foot ball. but 10 be makes the change
to No Z successfully ne Will undoubtedly
Win regular place again
he ssGsnd boS Of as, ns ear ear apd Vii ba rrlsd
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