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HARVARD LOST BY BAD ROWING.
flu Crow Started With Forty Strokes to
tho lino“, but Droppul to Thirtme.
Day's Steering 0am Ana-amount to
Friends of tho Oarsrnen. .1'
NEW LONDON, Calm, June flu—The
grout varsity race between Ynlc and Bar-
vard is over. The formcr'won on easy
victory, crossing the finish line fully 10
lengths ahead of the crimson colors. The
official time for the four mllosis: Yule, 23
minutes and 47 seconds; Harvard, 24 min-
utes and 40 scoonds.
it was 6:28 when the Yale boat shot out
from its bonthousc, a half mile above the
starting point, and began to the
stream. Immediately afterward, as if
Ynlo's appearance wero a signal, the
Harvard men trotted down out of their
bouthousc, picked up their shell and placed
it‘ gently in the water. They were slow
in getting into it, however, and it was
6:33 when the Harvard boot started for
the flout.
The men pulled slowly, resting on their
cars now and again in order to give Yulc.
who had so much further to come, timo to
got to the float nt the some moment. Ynlo
had crossed clcnr over to Gale’s Ferry, op-
poslto her bonthouso, and thou came down
with the current, .Shc rooobcd‘thc start-
ing point only a morucnt uftor Hurvurd,
nod the two boats ware quickly in place
side by side, ready for the word.
start of tho Race.
It came, and both acts of ours struck
the water together, and tho boots (inrtcd
forward, whilc tho Doxtcr, Mnnhansct and
Summer Girl, the only watching bouts.
gave it short, shnrp toot to lot the waiting
crowds down strcum know that the rivals
Were off. '
2 As had been cxpcctcd, Iiurvord sturtcd
with a fast stroke, 40 to the minute, hop~
ing to break Ynlc's honrt in the first mile.
Ynlh responded gnmcly with 35 strckcs
and kept right, abrcnst of Harvard. For
n furlong perhaps the bouts wcru nip and
tuck. Then the longcr, strongcr strolic of
the sons of Old Ell hogan to toil, and Yule
drew away from tho straining Ilnrvurdltcs.
At the half mile silo was already flvc soc-
onds ahead—n full boat's length—rind her
lead stcxldlly grow.
At the mile Harvard’s strollo had drop-
ped to 30, while Ynlo still kept on at the
88 rate with which she started. Thcro
seemed to be no doubt that it was Yale‘s
taco. Hcr loud grow stmldlly, and she
passed thcmllc sndnhulf ill seconds ahead
of Harvard. Both crows hero begun to
roducc their stroke, Yale dropping to 80
and Harvard to 34. While Yale's strokes
Were deep and strong and each joined
onto the preceding one so no to send thc
boot smoothly and steadily through the
water, liurvn‘rd's work was rugged.
At each stroko tho Hurvnrd bout would
jump forward with n pcrccptlblc jcrk,
which would be repeated when tho noxt
stroke chino. After the first imii' miic liar.
vnrd's mcn wcrc ncvcr in perfect strokc.
Purdon und Billiard, pulling bow and No.
2, wcrc ulwnys just u littlu behind tho
rust, whilc Fonncswy, .‘o. 7, puilcd us if
he did not cur-v wiwtlmr ho kcpt time or
not. The Harvard mun nil fcnthcrod well,
although ruthcr too high for tho best to
suits, but their work in tho boat was very
bad. if they had been porfcct oursmon,
howovor, thcy would still huvo lost the
row by thclr steering.
Harnrd‘s Awful steering.
Whether (‘ockswnin Day bonumo mttlcd
by seeing his bunt full so for bchind or
whothcr sumo morn mysterious cause was
at work, it is immoslble to soy, but from
the mile flog on the Harvard bout zigzag-
gcd ncross tho stream in it most extraor-
dlimry mnuncr. As the two boots up-
prililcllt'd tho two and u half mile flog.
Yuic 40 seconds in tho loud, it become
ovidcnt that mmcthlng was about to oc-
cur. Tlm Harvard bout wont uourcr nnd
ncnrvr the stall, and frmn thc wntchcrs on
tho prcss nnd judgos' bout went up a sort
of horror stricken murmur, "llc's going
to hit!"
Hit hc did, tho storlxmrd curs catching
the ting stuff thrcc foot from their ends
and knocking it buck and forth in thc
water. The suddon shock ncsrly throw
the linrvnnl rncn from their scuts, and for
a moment it looked as if their part of tho
ruce was to cud right thcr’o.
Nothing shows how gums thcy all worn
better than the quick recovery from this
undeserved dimmer and the way in which
they closed up what the momentary stop
had lost them. For a moment they al-
most scanned to gain upon Ynlc. They
wore in seconds bchind at tho thrco milc
ling, mid of. tho fourth thcy wcrc to bo-
hind.
lt was a grimc nnd splendid oiiort, but
it could not lost. 'l‘holr stroke, which had
risen to co, dropped rapidly to 32. whilc
tho hcuvy wny in which thoy hnndlcd
thclr ours showmi that they wnrc very
tlrvd. So, too, worn tho Ynic boys, but
thoy showcd it loss, being happy in tho
victory no ncnr at hand. .
The first. thrco miics of the rnco were
run in almost ulmolutc sllchco, but when
tho boots cutorcd tho long son lane, on
both sills-s of which tho nascmblml yachts
and stoumcrs wuro waiting, it scorned film
a chungc into u now World.
Fimt the stcumcr (.‘hclscs. unshared
higher up tltnn uny of tho others, gnvc u
shrink of hcr wliistlc. Then it littlc whito
yacht lot off it cannon nonrlyus big on
herself, and than pondcmonlum began.
After the limo.
As tho boots rushed along the clmnors
of upplnnsc from human. metallic and
bmzcn throats grow louder and inudor
until «inc could hardly bollcvc that tho
sccno could bu tlic some quiet ono on which
tho cutting sun bsd shoncsoqulctiy abricf
fivc minutes bcforc.
When the shcils had poascd tho line, A
vast shoot of small boats, coming from
newborn in tho 1mm startlingly sudden
msnncr, scurrlcd out and gnthcrodfironnd
both tho moors The Yale man not up
straight and strong. none of than: show-
ing signs of weakness, but three of Hor-
vard's men dropped forward over the oars,
not hinting, but ntturly exhausted by the
long and hopclm struggle}.
Purdon and Bollard iooltod utterly done
it and Stevenson was little better.
around. who his! «land from enn-
stroks and who. it was thought. would
not be this to pull, stood to thowork
moly and ahowcd but little signs of fa-
All tho men broad upeufllcientlyto
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" [nation Yesterday.
Nsw bouncy. Conn, June Bits-There
was a bit of excitement near the finish
line of the varsity race yesterday just of}
or the race was over. Tho big sound steam-
or City of Worocstar ran upon a mud
bank, and titers she struck inst. The
boat. had about 1,000 passengers on board.
and for u fcw minutes some wcro incilnod
to be panicky. Hundreds shifted pool.
lions, but after tho first fcw minutes all
calmed down. .
The signals of distress which the steam-
er gnvc worn promptly responded to, and
after half on hour's work by tugs the bow
of tho big boat swung around, and she
flontod clcur.
'YALE’S FRESHMEN won.
L...—
Tlicy Defeat Columbha and llnrvard In tho
BigJiane.
NEW LONDON, Conn, J unc 2li.-—Tbo
freshman triangular moo has bocn rowed.
and it rcsuitcd us had been anticipated.
Ynlc won, Columblu was second, and
Harvard finished lust. Yule bout Colour
bio by it) full lengths.
Shc covcrcd the two miles in 11:15. 00v
lumbiu's time was li::.’i und Harvard's
11:50.
Tho race, to the eyes of the novlcc,
mm on intorcsting one. To tho cycs of tho
cxpcrlcnccd it was dccldcdly unlntcrcsb
lug. Columbia, to bo surc, got the loud
at the start nnd hold it to tho mile and it
half stukc, but silo lcd only through cour-
tcsy.
Nut Haven Went Wild.
NEW HAVEN, Juno :20.-—’l'hctown went
wild with enthusiasm ovcr tho victory of
Yule. Crowds with tin horns pnrndcd thc
streets, and lit the mmpus bnnllrci wvrc
lighted and giant cnnnon crnckcrs oxplml-
ed. The Yale onrsmcu worc given a royal
rcccption.
SHOT THE CHIEF TWICE.
Attempt to Murder the Head of the [lion
Police Dopnrtmcnt.
LITTLE FALLs, N. Y., J lino flit—A hold
and dcspcrutc attempt was imnlc to four
dcr Louis Bower, chief of pollcc of the
village of illon. At about 2 n. m., as the
chlcf was on his wny homo, ho hoard nlcn
talking in n driveway. Ho went in to
investigate. He had not proceeded 10 feet
before he was confronted by it big, burly
fellow, who uttcrcd on with and said,
“You hnvc been following us nil night. "
He then shoved a revolver in Chief Bow-
or's face and flrcd. The chief attempted
to knock it out of his omllnnt's hand.
but was unsuccessful, tho‘ bull entering
his left shouldcr. A short tussle cnsucd
between tho three men, and tho chief was
shot ugnin, this time in the left hand. The
dospcrndocs thou ran away, and Chicf
Bower- proooodcd to ihoonglnc boom, is
short distance away, and informed the ot-
tcndonts. His lnjurics nrc qultc sorlous,
THE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
Several Committees Appointed and Officers
Elected.
lllzxvm. Juno Sit—Tho executive com-
mittcc of the licpubllcun Notional longuo
hold a prolongcd session. John iloodnow
of Minnesota was elected ohnlrtmm. A
romdution was adopted empowering the
provident to appoint n €011)!“le for tho
purposc of preparing mncndmcnts to the
constitution of tho Notional chubllcnn
lcnguc with special rofcroucc to the basis
of voting and providing that the plum of
vim-ting shall bc selected by tho uxocutlvo
oommitfoc.
Hi i W’s. Hnrpcr was clcctcd trons
urcr. Tho lielultillill’wrrl will be continued
in Chicago.
R's-gm Murderer Lynchcd.
l-‘onr \i’oimr, Tor, Juno zit—Mr. and
Mrs. Wultc worn flrcd upon byn dischnrg~
od negro, John Williams. Mrs. Wnltc
WM instantly kllll'il and Mr. \anio mor-
mlly woundcd, ’i‘lic negro was cnpturod
by u shorifi's [mm An cnrngcd mob
took “'llllnms to the public squnrc, whom
he was hungcd to it tclcphonc polo.
Lizzie llaliiriay’s Death Journey.
l’urrsnrnu, N. Y., Juno 29.—Lizzlo
Hullidny, the Sullivan county murdcrcsu.
has nrrivcd hero in chnrgo of two kccpcrs
on rontc to llnnm-mom prison, whero she
will be cxccutod during tho first wcek in
August. Silo is confined in the county
jail and will be tukcn to tho prison immo-
dintcly.
Will Enlarge the Mill.
FALL RIVER, Mass, .luno 29.-~Thn
smokholdcrs of tho Seawonnct mill vntcd
to cnlnrgo tbc plum and incrcaso tho copiv
tnl stock of tho mnipnny from $400,000 to
summon). 'f'ho numbcrof spindles will bc
increased from 40,000 to 03,000 and thc
looms from 000 to [,750.
hub-Clinic For the Maigs Bill.
Bosrox, Juno cit—Tho sonnto pusscd
to n third rcndlug tho’ bill intnxiuccd as n
slibstltuto for tho Mclgsolcvnwd mud bill.
'l‘bo mcnsurc us pmscntod prcvldcs for tho
building of n subwny.
"no Killed by a Trnin.
llrssmx, N. Y., Julio cit—«Common
\‘undcrvoldo and Adam inlutonslnkcr
Woro struck by u lmkc Show truin nnd
killmi wliilo driving over the trucks at
Soutliwick's cr-mslng.
Killed I'm- ntraling Cherries.
livr.r.svn.x.n, .i., Juno 20,—liyn sin»
glc blow of u club 'l‘hcodore .lcroiomon, n
pmmlnout rosiilcnt of this piano. kiiiod
John ilrocn of finrrison, N. .l., for stool.
ing (filli‘l'l'iiill.
Woman's liiuly l-‘mm the Whirlpool.
NlAnAllA Films, Juno 2il.--'i‘ho almost
mnin body of n wmnnn olmut 25 yours of
«gowns Hilton from tho whirlpool, and
from nppcurnnccs It is the remains of a
suicide. ...._..
Counts. at Harrisburg.
liniuusmmu, Juno flit—«Chicago divi-
sion No. 2 of Coxcy's commonwcal army
arrived from Johnstmm and camped in
front of Senator .l. B. Cameron’s rosi-
dance.
Crowds at moor- Conan.
Bncssmcx. Mo. June 29.--0var 1.600
alumni and undergraduates wars present
at the commencement dinnor which closod
tho centennial wool: at Bowdoln oollm
Insp- ltau Asia-tn.
d‘fi';”‘l."i“’a rrrv l“;
voiun '. . 0.
reported ashore on Hodge 1'an shoals
near Edam '
lallnad Wm motored.
Comm 0.. Jam lib-Tho 00mm;
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BEGIPBOOITY BUQOBBDB TH}: TAX.
The Iowa» Motions Finally Sound and
the McKinley Trading Low Taken lip
[or Action—Whisky Dutiu [non-mi
10 Pu Cont and the ”and“. launch-nod.
WAsmso’ros, J one 29.——-Unly two soc~
tions of the tariff bill rcmnln to bc noted
upon by tho sonata. On the final vote on
the income tax only, three Democrats-«-
Messrs. Hill and lifu‘rphy of New York
and fimlth of New Jorscy-vot‘cd in favor psi 1
of thcmotlon tostrikclt from the hill, '3“
while six Republicanv—Hansbrough of
North Dakota, Mitchell of Orcgon. Potti-
grsw, Power, b'houp nnd Tailor—voted
against the motion.
The three Populiats also wont on rec-
ord in favor of tho i ‘omc tux. Thc pro-
vision so vigowusly . clocked by Mr. Gray.
Mr. Teller and othcrs was modified so
that tho lnspoction of books of corpora-
tions should not tnkc pincc unlcss there
was ground for thcbeilcf that the returns
mndc wcrc fruudulcnt.
Dob-ts on Whisky.
The income tux wns tukcn up immcdl-
ntoly uftcr tho session lmgnn. Mr. Hill
mode a long argument, which wus sus-
tuincd by Republicans and opposed by
Democrats. Mr. Hill thcn scours-d unani-
mous consent to vote on the proposition
tostrlkc out the lncomc tux provision.
Tho motion was lost—~24 to iii—rind the
provisions wurc pnsscd. Playing cards
were fixcd nt :3 cents in prick, and whisky
was tnxcd $1.10 It gallon.
in speaking on tho luttcr qucstion Mr.
Lindsay dcclurcd that if additional rcvc-
nuc wore iii-mind whisky was it lcgitininfo
subject to misc it from, but he bclicvml
the provisions of tho bill would produce 0
surplus.
Mr. Voorhcosof Indlunobrokc in at this
point. iic, too, bclicvmi the bill would
producc u surplus perhaps of “0,000,000,
but tho prospects of n surplus did not
frighten him. He would rather hnvc n
surpiusuf $40,000,000 at tho end of tho
your than n deficit.
Mr. Lindsay fnvorml tbc cxicnslon of
the bonded pcriod and sold all whisky
manufacturers doslrcd it, tho trust ulono
opposing it. Nlnc‘tcnths of tho whisky
sold ovcr tho bar in the United States was
a vilc compound mado by the trust.
Mr. Miller offered on nuicndmcnt in the
form of n new section to fix the tax on
bccr at “.50 u barrel, on mncndmcnt
which he offered earlier in tho day to
mukc it $2 per barrel hnvlng boon voted
down. Mr. l’cf'fcr’s umcndmcnt WM lost.
Mr. Aldrich inan to mokc tho increas-
ed whisky for go into cffcct immediately.
it wns lost. Mr, Puffer moved to decrease
tho bonded period from 'clght to firm
yours. lt wnslcst.
Reciprocity Provisions.
Mr. Allison proposed an amendment to
levy on additional tux of 5 cents per gol-
ion in addition to the if. 10 on all distillod
spirits rcnuiininu in bond more thun foul
yours. it was lost. Mr. Hill voted with
the Republicans. Tbc mncmimont fixing
the tax ntfil. l0 per gallon and extending
the bonded period to eight yours was
agrovd to without division.
Mr. Aldrich movod to doubic tho special
tax imposed on dealers in distillud spirits.
The motion Wm lost.
Mr. Daniel offcmd on mncndment to
repeal the section of tho existing law pro-
viding that cvcry forumrsclling leaf to-
bacco shrill nmkc n stutcmcnt. verified by
outh, (is to tho amount of his solos and
making his rcfusol to do so u mlsdcmcnncr
punishnblc byo flnouf $500. This was
ngrcod to.
Section lOi, tlio lzuit but «mo of tho bill,
providing for tho rrpcol of tho rcciprocity
provisions of tin: Moliinlcy bill and tho
abrogation of all ugrccmcnts undor it,
was touched.
Mr. Hulc mswcd to strike ltout. As
this motion Would bring up tho wholc
qucstion of reciprmrlty and could not be
disposed of, tlic scnntc thcrcupon Id~
journcd.
statehood In the House.
Tho Now Maxim stutclmod bill was
passed by tho houso. A number of bills
and romdutlons wcro ubio passed, the
most important being onc allowing ro-
ooivcrs and nmrmgers up ‘lntod by the
l'nltod Status courts tol sued without
pcmxisslon from the appointing court.
Thcrc was nlso pusscd A bill for tho rc-
tircmont of "mics in the navy. The New
Mcxico bill was passed without division.
Corey Denies Fund.
WAsmxo'rov, Juno 20.-—Snpcrlntcnd-
out (Torcy of tho Homosiond works was
befnru tho armor committee. liu sold the
changos Sill culled frauds were simply in-
accuracies remedied.
labor lily Bill Signed.
Wnsmxuros, Juno 20.——'l‘ho bill cro.
sting Labor day a nntlonnl holiday but
bccomo n low. Mr. Cummings took it to
tho prouidcnt nnd bud it signcd.
. Morn Brutality Allolod.
Esmrm, Y., Juno :lll.-—'l‘ho mforrn-
story investigation was continued, and a
down innmtos swurc that thcy bod boon
luvntcn and obuscd. Ono of thosc, John
Lynch, sworn ho had bccu ruptured by tho.
blows.
flanker Paris Guilty.
FRANKFURT, Ind, Juno tin—Tho jury
in tho mum of linnker John W. Paris has
rcturncd a verdict of guilty of folso pro-
tonsc. Paris was sontcnccd to six yours
in prison and $i,000 fluc.
Another Paulina Tangle.
001ml, Juno 20.—~An offlolnl cnblogrnm
has been received horn stating that a now
cmnpsny, with 0i‘i,000,000 francs, has
been formcd in Paris for tho completion
of the l’nnnmn canal.
Industrial! Bound For Boom.
PAwrccnr, it. 1., Juno 29.-Gonml
Fitzgerald and ill of his original bond of
industrials passed through hero on thclr
way back to Boston. General Swift board-
od a train for Boston.
lint" Ion-is ruminant.
Nlmn. Mano. June lift-«in the neigh-
borhood tennis tournament Hobart defcsh
ed Fonts by M, M, M. llovsy «infested
Chucin twoactsbyil-ll, so.
has!“ “nifty of Ind-r.
WWI-Lt. Pu, Juno 29.-Antcnio
Rounto was convicted hero of mar.
derinthsilrlt demo for killing 8min
l'arcuna. H
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Palnlasfinnriing‘ "Will 2 Gas,
’ iiialized lit or cocaine. flu
Extra Charge.
Sets of Teeth. $5 to" Sill
' Office hours. from 8 a. m. to 6 p in.
Dr. Bnntweli is using s. prephrstion in fill-
ling which readers its operation as nonrly
nbas as possible without injury to the
LAUDER’S BLOCK.
4 80. Main 8t., 80. ilorwalli.
mil lm
”REESE MOVER.
Buildings moved in first-class order. Steam
boilers and heavy machinor a sp‘ociulty.
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of OMEN a special! '. Ladies suffering
from on difficult ' incl cut to the sex can
consulti .Uuilfon intbe strictest confidence.
and with tho assurance of receiving the most
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Homo care
furnished for mniincment cases. Terms mod-
erate. All letters promptly replied to. In-
closa stamp. n5”
can:
. COAL
()ld Company's
LEHIGH,
HAZLETON,
CROSS CREEK,
and other first class family
COAL.
Our range and heater
COALS
for family use are carefully pre-
pared; nil slate and dust remov-
ed before delivery.
RAYMUNB BROS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Hillii W
WATER PilWEll.
if you want your horse clipped quick and
clean. call on
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St..
South Nor-walk.
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To
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Reach 2
Buyers
Is the cherished plan of all ud-
vertlsers.
buyers buy THE SENTINEL, 7
and it is through their trade
that all
The Bssr CLASS of 3
Business 2
Must
Prosper.
Norwalk Chronicler