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erees' and Other Officials.
rmsmrc TOUOEBS roll rm: urn.
l'he flour For the Battle Bet'and Prep".-
tiona Completed—Comb” Busy Giving
Final Instructions In the Start- and Bro-
lutions—.Freahrnen Race Today.
Guru's Filiilil’, Conn, June 27.-—-The
long anticipated race between the univer-
sity crew. of Yuio and Harvard will be
rowed on the Thames river tomorrow
evening at 6:45 o'clock.
This was settled upon by the represent-
atives of both crews in conference, and
Hermann Uclrichs of New York is the
referee agreed upon by the some gentle-
men. Alfred (.Yowlcs of Chicago will be
tho Yulo judge, and George Adco will be
the Yale timokocpcr. Either Nelson Por-
kins or Couch Kt-ys will thin: the time for
the Harvard men.
All the crews were out on the river
practicing starts, but not doing any first
work except in short spurts of loss than a
half mile each. The only eight outed crew
which has attempted a time on the river
was what is termed at the Harvard quar-
ters tho gcnt‘s'“ crcw, which was com-
posed of the some individuals who beat
'ule
All day “out; the hills on tho sidosoithe
river Med with voices of c‘ou lzswulns
singln out in etuntoriau tones, "iicutly?"
"Go!" “Hold!" “Back hurl” “i’nrt!”
"Pull starboard!” and similar expressions
as they kcpt their respective crews at
work practicing starts and performing all
tin:- cVolutions which under ordinary cir-
cumstances they will he called upon to do
tomorrow.
All Confident of Winning.
The Yalo adherents are as confident of
success as though the rncc had been rowed
and wun, while the Harvard nion simply
smile and shake their heads with u know-
ing shake as much as to say, "We will
show those poor deluded Elie what rowing
maily is.” Thoso who have seen the two
crews row are loath to express an opinion,
for both are rowing in good form and
manage to get the boats through the
water at a rapid pace.
This morning the course for the fresh-
men was flagged by ('uptuin lh'ckwlth.
whom New Londoners assert is a Harvard
mascot, as be flagged the course the lust
time Harvard won and in the two preced—
ing years when that crew carried away
the pennant. The men in setting the
freshmen ilugs discovered some overch-
thusiastlc man had stolen the mile flag
for a keepsake, necessitating printing on-
other.
This was placed in position today. and
H) tomorrow the varsity course will be
main inspected to make sure that none of
the flags have slipped their moorings by
even so much as an inch.
The freshmen race failed to awaken the
interest expected. and the river bouts
which had made arrangements to curry
:rowds for the round trip varying from 50
cents to $1.5” reported very few applica-
tions in advance for tickets. The big
iti‘flllll'l' Block island, now in New Lon-
.lon. will follow the freshmen. but not
-loseenough to interfere with lllt' onrsnien.
l‘ho referee’s bout stvamod up the river at
1 rate of speed that made the Yale launch,
which was following. look as if she was
standing still. There is no doubt that the
Helvita will be able to keep up with' the
news. judging from the spied attained no
she womb-d her way up to a point. of an-
:liorage oil the Yale headquarters.
Another Yale Victory.
Nuw "AH-LN. .lune iii—Yule won the
baseball gnmc from Harvard by the score
if :3 ion. lioth nines put up excellent
ball, and it was nnybmly's game till the
last man was out. lv‘ully moon spcrtnlul'd
were pro-lent. The game was called with
Harvard at tho but. i‘nrter was at his
best, not it hit being mudo it four iti-
nlngs, and only twowcro made during tho
entire game by liurvurd. The game was
mi- of the shot-twat ovcr plnyvd on the Yale
tioid. Yule soon-ti in the fourth inning on
multiple by ("um-r. it passed bull and a
timely hit by Stephenson for tWo bases.
Another run was made by Yule ln thoilfth
on u three basic hit by Gwenway and an
:rrur by Highlands. The feature of the
game was Yale‘s battery work. For Hur-
vurd, Whittomom and Dickinson played
good bail. Ynlo‘s butting, although light,
wrm timely, and it Won the game.
At a meeting of the Yale nine held last
night Fred liusiin, who hurt boon on the
town thrco years as right iicliior. was
:lcctodcuptulu for limit your. lluatln in
A member of the junior cities of tho Shot
livid scientific school. lie was captain of
Phillips-.tndm‘vr in is.“ belon- entering
Yule.
Located a “an: o! lint-glare.
WA'i‘mn'ou'N. N. \‘.. Jum- 27.—~Ezokiul
Tholuus and George Munoof ('urtimgu.
arrested for burglary. have made it comes:
lion implicating it whole guitar of auroral
women and l:.' mun. 'l‘lu- lwmiuuurtcrs at
L‘urthum- have born ruidml and limit quuib
titles of stolen guilds n-rovonui.
(‘imiern In Iielgium.
Vl‘m-iiisu'rov, .luao div—A mibivurnm
from llr, Fairfax irwin fliillilillli‘tmiliinui~
brvalt oicholoruin Belgium. 'I'horo lift‘
.l‘i rows or .iumumm. and tho tilmuso has
also appointed at hit-go, 'i‘iih-ur, .N‘vrunig.
iii Nititolus and Monicgucv. 'i‘hu opl~
ticmic is widely scanned
Now Jemre Ila-rd M Pardons.
’i‘umrm, .luuo Bhw'l’hu constitutional
womb-slob has til’t‘iill’li iiiui iho board of
Outdoor “iii coiiilist of illl‘ gururnor. tim
chancellor and the nttorncy Kl‘lll'l‘iii. 'i‘ho
org-sent lmnrti consists of the governor,
:hnncollur and six lay Judges of the court
of errors. ‘ ‘ __~ ‘5
Would Not with» the Bill.
Bus‘l‘tm, June 27. ~liy a vote of 17 to in
tho archaic bile refused to Meet the Cape
and canal bill. The senators also refused
to moon-bier the comment of the
neuron; specification bill.
Manure rm. man.
81 PM L. June 97. - Mrs. igneous
Donnoiiy. wife of the author of the la-
aroue Shakespearean Wm, died at
the Ryan hotel. She had bull an invalid
for a your.
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Wstrnsn. Mme" Jone nudoim a.
Johnson, the finances wonder rode right
)3th the moral for a flying mile on a
wheel It Wallis“: doing the distance in
use.
mam “wallow-eh.
Emu. N. J.. Jun ills-Through
helmet «teller Jeri-eyew- beard
amputee Mill infill mm were at»
lewd in mm in film's rains.
worms Eor: A name.
Whit-act Stabbed lilo w its, Cut no Mulb-
lee’a Throat and Committed Arron.
Whitaett stabbed his wife with a blacIlt-
amith's filo, cut his daughter" a throat
with a razor, set fire to his home and tried
to burn himself to (lamb in tho flnlnos in
this place. Mrs. \Vhltnett will recover,
but her daughter will probably die. White
Butt, who is 55 years of age, came to this
place from Paterson about two yours ago
and bought the house in which the bloody
ntiair took place. hoithcr he nor his (um.
lly were socially inclinud. and but little
is known of them. The fondly \voro at
home soon alter their dinner hour, when
Wilitsott, without any apparent mason,
grabbed a long biucitsnilth's fllo and drovo
thesharp end of it into his wife‘s buck
directly between the shoulders. Shound
her daughter Jennie, aged iii. iicd from
the houso shrinking with terror, followed
closely by' \l'iiitsctt, who overtook his
daughter just outside the door and fcllod
her to the ground with a terrible blow
1mm his list, Then he drew from his
pocket a razor, and holding the girl‘s
head back dclibcrutcly cut her throat,
making a gush that extended to her shoul-
der. Leaving her when: she fell, he again
pursued and overtook his wife, knocking
her down and beating her with the fury
of a madman. When he had deprived her
of consciousness, he returned to the house,
which he sot on fire in a dozen places, and
retiring to the parlor lay down on the
floor to await death by the flames
The firemen who were attracted to the
scene by tho flames had to use force to re-
move him from tho house, so determined
was he to make away with himself. lb:
was taken to jail and will hnvo a hearing
today. The house was burned to til.-
ground.
DEMOCRATS IN CONVENTION.
Harrisburg lo Thronged With l)olo.~;ntn-n
From All Over the State.
HAillllslll'IINr, Juno :T.—l’r:xctit~:zll;.~ :ttl
of tho 4.3+ delegates to tho l'n', I n .2 fl‘
state convention arc in town. in . l .n
to these there are n grout. many xiw r.
from allover tho stutv, lili‘illiiill,.‘ u (,llh
all of the party leaders. 'l'liu that that
Editor Singcrly of tho l’liiiudulphiu mm-
ord is to be the nominee for guwrnnr llll~
the hearts of the Democrats with joy, .\ 11
the lenders uniti- in saying that no min-r
ikiuocrut in Pennsylvania, in view of the
present depression, could so nearly com-
mand a full party vote. The convention
met at noon, and the temporary chairman
was Robert E. Wright of Allentown. AB
torney General lionsel has been selected
for tho permanent chairman. After (‘olo-
nel Singorly is nominated for governor
the balance of the ticket. will probably be
made up as follows: Lieutenant governor,
John :5. Billing, lirio county; auditor gen-
eral, David F. hit-(lee of Lancaster coun-
ty; secretary of internal affairs. Gonornl
W. W. ernlund of Clarion. 'l‘wo con~
gmssmon at largo are also to ho nomlnab
ed, and there arc several available candl-
dates.
The platform charges that the existing
derangement of business and depression
of industries :li‘i‘ the result of Republican
legislation. The repeal of the Sherman
silver act is approved and direct issue
joined with the ltcpubllcun convention's
declaration for an inflation of the curren-
cy to till) por mpitu. The platform spooks
with lnurh t-inphnsis and directness on
eaisting labor troubles in the state
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The haungerl’ost Awards.
New Yulik, .lunc zit—Tho rltwngcrfcst
awards for singing ill’t‘Ll-ii follows: Hudson
i'ounty i.\'. .l.) society, a banner: tho
.iungor .‘lwnncrchor of Philadelphia, is
Steinway grand piano; .lrlon of Brook-
lyn. silver cup and a silver wreath; liar-
Inonlo of Newark. Ariou of Jersey City,
silver wreath; Arion of New Haven, sil-
ver cup. ticrmunia of Newark, portrait of
Wagner; Lilli rty of Newark, portrait: Syr»
twuso fianuuvrhund, piano; Sciiwut-biclu-r
Haengorbuud of Newark, allvor cup; Arv
belwr Mu'nuort'hor of Elizabeth. N. J..
portrait; it'roumut-hcr fiaengcrbunil of
Philadelphia. portrait. Concordia of Water-
bury, sliver cup. and thuhmuhrinue Soot»
merkruns ul’ l‘biiudi-l ’, ilu’. sliver cup.
Depth of tiny Tramp.
ELIZAlll “.1" N. .l Jliiu' :37. ”Jumps
liuyd. n l‘Z-ycurmiti boy of Atlanta. was
found in iiw rmnpuuy of (Wu nwn under
a iron at i‘nm‘inrd. N. .i.. badly illilii‘t‘il.
”villus inhrii in tin! hospital, but died
wiliio on tho way iiwru'. 'i'hu boy's com»
rudca my be was struck by a train.
Fighting For the Heuatorohip.
l.i’l"l’i.i~i liut‘it. Juno :7 m’l‘lwliriuuvrut.
lo runwniion uauullvd to ordvr yoltor
day by Judge 1'}. ii. Wlimm. A hitlur
iiuili. has iiwxilll Iii‘l‘t‘ iin‘ i’ilitmi HMO!
mnuiorship ioimvn liowrnor Flehbuck
and Senator iierr).
FLASHES FROM THE WIRE.
The town of MilinrdJ
its H‘iiii'illlilli unnlwrsury
The Eduar- 'i‘huinsuii limd works of “in
(formula multiparty at. liruddmsk. Pm. how:
resumed in tall, giving i'uipioynwnt to
i too mm
Apitchcd bottle ls-tmwn fish mmchurs
and two oilit urn lieur (iiincsm l'i edited in
the fatal wounding of one of the tanner.
Name unknown.
Minnie Jones, 0 ”year-old girl of Low
onshore. Ala, was culled from her homo
on Hominy night and hrulnul by her sweet»
heart, Willilln “11mm.
The large tour story brick imiidlngof
Wheels“! Home at llritigr-rmrt. Conn.
was gutted by fire. William Judd. u um.
marl. fell from a ladder and was billed.
Caleb Godie'y. u riiuiutto. has been
hangenbya indium Howlin Grim". Ky,
liter ndl‘nittihg that he had “HUM to
aerault the wife; oi his employer.“ ‘ P.
imam.
City Mum Williams of limited»)?
it” ”M Hi! $25,000 Withdrawn-ion Mini!
and $600,000 alditiouol «mm supply
bondate Blake limit t0o..liimv lurk;
mama MW ml the intro
ii , wit hinted
Mittvttts, N. J., Juno 27. ~Josep b '
nequuosae m
Ila W In Mean” It , ,
Convention'- '
at a premium at the spacious
theater when the Hepahlim‘
league convention oomph“. the
her of strangers in the city ll
6,000, of whom about one-third In”
gates. The committee on William.”
a caucus, which developed a “103%
ity in favor of frowning down
each no free coinage 01 silver u 1! to
and woman suffrage. Nflm' 1h
delegations from alive! “at“ mum
in the convention for a declaration ill fl-
vorof tree coinagg. Judge 0. 0. Ge“
win of Salt Lake City led the attack. 1” _
.Texas delegation attempted toll.
basis of colored vote in the league
southern status changed so that a
of the colored men will be out down
half. The New York delegation
lug Colonel E. A. MoAipinor for
dency, but the llilnola delegation “all“!
that President William Tracy shall hr.
a mound term. At 10 o 'elouk them
began to assemble. The Iowa dam
headed by the Iowa state band, took an
on the stage. The theater had been W
comely decorated The Rev. Dr Kenn.
Tapper oi the First Baptist church (1
Denver was called upon to alarm
President Tracy then introduced 1'. 0..
Goody, president of the State Republican
league of Colorado, who weicomd the
delegates to Denver and the state. The
Nebraska Glee club song a brand new
campaign song with finch effect thatch
encore was demanded. I’resident W, W. ~
Tracy of Springfield, Ills, than deliver“ ,
his annual address.
Before adjournment a motion wee adoptv
ed that the president transmit to“
Carnot and the republic of France ill.
sense of the league on the assassination d
President Carnot. A resolutionwnaadnpb-
ed that the chairman or each delegation
prepare a list’ of names for eachof the
committees, and n mass meeting was held
at which addresses more made by General
H. Hastings 0! Pennsylvania, Hon. John
M Thurston or New York, lion. A. B.
Cummings of Georgia, Mrs. J. Ellen Fos-
ter of iowa. Senator Fred F. [labels 0!
lduho and General Cyrus Busey of New
York.
CROKER SAiLS TODAY.
And He near. run I. rroor run a. n L
No: Fleeing From 1m.
Conic, June 27,—Mr. Richard cm
of New York, who is now on a viait
ireiand, in an interview at Ki]
said: "There is absolutely not spaniel.
of truth in the statement that I am flying
from the United States and from the
Lexow committee, and here is the on
dance."
Here he showed a yellow paaaage club!
which he secured in Liverpool on June 19.
when ho booked three berths for blow
turn journey to New York on board the
White Star line steamship Majestic, which
sails today.
New York Probibltlonlat Convention.
Smarter, June zit—The state conven-
tion of the Prohibition party was called
to order in the Alhambra hall, 50 countiel
being representod by about 250 dclegata.
Several fiery speeches were made
the Roman Catholic church of inflating
the liquor trntiic. These addresses were
hissed. Rev. Stanley B. Ho
film
an,
mu ‘.
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was elected temporary chairman. It View
decided that nominations should be mud.
in the open convention."1 The state coup
mlttce was then appointed and also the
committee on the formation of a platlorm.
It looks as though Rev, fitnnley B. Rob-
erts of L'ticn would beseiccted ft‘ gov—
ernor. although the friends of Dr. Down.
lug are pushing him hard 1’. Clay Bear
comb of Troy is also making a strong
light.
The Constitutional Convention.
ALBANY, June 27.—~The cities commit-
tee of the constitutional convention h.
udoptbtf the form of words in which it
proposes to aubmit to the convention the
constitutional amendment for separating
municipal from state and federal m
tions. The amendment realism follows:
“All elections or city officials in all
cities and of county otiicerein thematic!
of New York and Kings and in all ma-
ties whose boundaries are the I“. ea
those of the city, except to till vacancies,
Ihall be held on Tuealnyeuceeedlng the
first Monday in November in anoddnw
bored year, and the tern» of each omen.
shall expire at the end of the learn. odd
numbered year "
lingo of 3 City In tho Ah.
Tacoma, Wash, June 21.-A suspend—
ed city bu been disooveredofl Glacier bay.
Aluko. by a party of Baymondandm
comb Clouflionifll. This curiae plot
nomonon is non regularly the! the!!!“
moon in June and at no othertimo. I.
is declared to be a beautiful rule-p ct
lame unknown city suspended in the I'll"
lied air directly om the buy. A poorer
rupher hue token pictures of it {our timer.
but are far no one hae been able told-nut,
a single one of the ghmtiy building! tulle
llnctl on his plates.
Will reveals-re m nine.
bosom, June iii.-ltepm-atative Ben-
nett of Everett inrrmluml on order in the
houoc of repreoentotlvca calling for I: luv
routigutlun late charges of ant-mil undue
infill-enroll used in procuring the m
at the Bell trit'phum, the Cape Cod eaual
and the Main elevated railroad bill in
the prmwnt legislature. Harem Gm
bulge has remind the Bell telephone bill
authorizing an ineremeoi £50,me
ital flock.
W a- tune- hale.
SAVANNAH. Juno 227.“?an No. 6 a!
the Savannah. i'ioricia and WWII-ii»
road trim; 'l‘immuwilie was held up in
miles sectional at Savannah hydra-tart»
atiwhitc men, The safe in the m
can ma robbed or its mimic-oil.” in
ash.
in. Hill m
Mercy, Jane gran». runw- neuter
anniversary wa- notied by the
alumni or the past century. who railed
£9,000, purchaeeda gold mail! will»
lliitld it to him
moron-Mm
Carma. N. 1., ha- name...
no, theltttiehnywhnm moral-Hie
nelson litmit litrthee ”at
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