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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 30, 1901 · page 2

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re Manny“ dittmas' t
9: 58 a m.,~—Cambrldgo With

solo from the southwest i ,
. and the onor is rough. so. In .hholoo
, or position Is considered at m‘é‘nt (ul-
,9 vantage. J
' 10: 35—41113 crows omhnrked at Put-
: nay” II»—
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the r jré‘o .
JJ'I‘ho‘n It-‘Jw «noun Iowa:
310': SIMRJDuIIen Hood Gamhridge
gm; iothg twonty‘nlno strok'os to tho
to and moms by n unatté'r
Lengthn Oxford was rowing thirty
loads-At Craven Shops Oxford had
thi n 053 anérJ Jlen,
"At Cr'o' Ireo Oxford was still
n‘ quarter length ahead
,9 :ia—m Hnmmornmiih Oxford
Innintdlnnd the mine lead but (low
hrI‘dgo‘ won nongin on splendidly
Itho L'oad Mi 3. nmbrldge got
ting tho advantage of t 'o turn [rolled
up and lod by a quarter length. 9 ,I
, 1:0 Mae-on (linemen lily/oi Unmbridna
Increased air length
1'0 IVMAI" Thorneymioi’t’n Cambridge
ind hy more than n léngih and WIIS
gallium. ,9. 9J W‘J ‘ ‘
10: AMI! Devonshlro Mundane
- Gaighridgo who still a length ahead.
:Iil--'~At Bordon (lamhridgo was a
J langtli and a no “hands
J-toOx rd ovaro'mno catnhridgo‘o land
9 and finished halt nJ length nhead.
'10: ,56 n. m.~—'l‘he University hoot
Inc'e Was’ Ivan by Oxford finishing halt
gsJIangth, J'nhea'tl of GainIIrldgo. Time:
”minutes, iii wounds '

i'l’ho boatwduiokly took up
Ildtl '(I‘ 21,1311 I01!

INDON March 304mm Transvaal
. Wilrfllett ,Iis. nigh- on the crews of tha
rim! Blood 3 your. SevérnI who
IghIl have rowed In tho historic race
ire, lighting to $0th M‘rica. and two or
iIIo'nIJ ,wero shot. Two recent Univern
, Ity glitches. Molmn 'and Trevor Jones.
diad within II“ Tim 'w‘ookaJ or Inn note.
in mm aIi. Innimltion and Indu~
, now have pIayed havoc with 'the man.
and constant change hos been the or-
nor of this day no to the hour the crews
left their homes for London. Cam-
bridge was the first of the rival Eights
to reach metropolitan V'mt‘orafind took
up quarters at Pntney, on March 14th.
There was no time lost In getting to
work on the lively wintera of the Pot-
nay~MortInko ration and both crew.
not in tolling praotloo up to the last
do! before the race. The Oxford Eight
, came down from Henley on Moron u.
.' and had their first spin on the follow-
ing ay. '
J‘Tho Iollowing, are the units of the
crown, and their weights:
, Oxford. lb .
. 0.1 Jflnnton, (Unlvordlty)L
(how '. l]
H: . ,;(w3i;nnonooel

.9 M“) 9
(Bullion
'ntharlngtoniamith

me-noymonr. (New)!
I G. 8. Michigan. (Mngdalen)

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at nlIxniIiIos 61d Blood 3, did not rotv
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to take No. 5 blade.

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Tile chief diflloul- J

Fletcher was It‘d! in Booth Africa hill 9 I".
otter adv'dijnl trials WhWe not his .c’rtw

in the experienced handmi Mmflold. L

at Honloy. .

Cambridge was In still worse plight.
or 1900's suctamuiJJ (new; 11.9 9,
Brooke. presldont. swan ##Ipne
row. so that with new hen mid n dott—
hwain had to be tonnd. Fortunate!
there Willi Iuoh good innimm ntnnn‘h,
and bio magnum“-
uhloknromiid J91: soon discornohlo

Many changes worn necessary. and it

was not until the cr‘éav at to Cookhitm.
on into on March 1‘6.,‘- may had a
chanco 0! with“ am noon. JR. =8. 1)
finilehhry. IheJ oh ”‘th or the
cm." tack” this common; crew‘ In

hand on lid arrival at Pntnoy tor final 9
work. no to the tI'me. of the ”race

The

crew was, then mien to he made up at n 9“ "

vi‘ny- nowor'iul tanking lot" and their '1

Work owned ,1; ivory Invdrnhia Int-J

oressloh during the final days or train-I 9

ing. Exports Minot-Red thht’ they were

.I‘nthor o more taking not In build both
in’ and out of the boots. that tho Dnrk J,

bids to I" ”on , ..
Iona oi“ the low IvrI'I‘ go" II) o
for Jili'y'JI. each huo‘ hop

Blues. The onmbrklgo mam are only (If 35
about a pound and a halt home: all 9

round per man. but when sitting In

their hontJ their gave the appoint-duos ., ll

of a much nenterI mun than pxtord. It
won notineahlet they Moi-é more

commanding in he ght and sqdnre'r In '

tho bath and nhonlderniwh'omot wor’lt. ‘

When the eye glanced JIOWEII' and exam-

inod the sliding and dlpnlng 0t bladed. ,

a certain tolling on was noticeable. and
Oxford seemed moon cleaned hnd quick-
or at their work. Fraction Jot “may.

however, did much {or both oighls. and ,,

on the eve of We race. two very Ilt
brews prepared to fight tho grand flight
or the your for their Unlverflltiea 9

MAJOR ANBRE'S DIARY.
Hidden for One Bundnd .Yaan: Dia-
covered In England.

LONDON Mnroh 30-'l'he dinry oi
Major Andre, aim, ioying hidden for a
himdrod years has been dinniverod in
England. run; Interostin‘g find was
made by Lord Grey. the other day;
while he was going over a lot of old
family nnne'rs that nro'liti‘hly hnd non
boon disturbed Islnoo Ilia conclusion oI
the American War of indapéndellco

Lord Grey's great griih'dlnther was
a commander of llrltIhn troops in
America at unit Inna, (rind Andre ner-

vod on hlu‘ dial!) and this oéwuntn not A

the diary lining, in tho nonunion o!
the mount poor 9‘9'lhe diury- la
nnrahtly the origInnl; but In order
more sure that It in not a cony.mm
Grey IsJ tending ovor to the United

, States to more samples at Andre'-

handwriting, noon in whlnh can be oh

mined note '
, The illnwia a flurry of Ina amount: W

any witty. dining the years 17774?"

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and' I am nasal

be enforced Vlgo
Collector Tron ddddihat the law

does not min‘tn I t'

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,‘thonsahdnnd it other things of ’lll'NBI’E‘St Ionian and womnné“ 1:

on more; enchanting the six days dor— "

‘ to see these treasures by embowerin '

‘ them atmnd Ii bennilos of natnro horself.

When you hotel: the store next Monday mornIng it: will no
’io me'et,‘ firsttho happy melody from the feathered throats oI'J ‘
hundreds of Fair Weék Bird Cli oristers, next

Waited from myriads of Flowers, and then the sight of long vis‘. J

the irafgra'n‘ce J.‘

tas OI graceful Palm and greenery. most fit setting for the

stately white Raster Lily and the worm. red masses of Roses

Iaud Carnations ‘ ‘ , J ,

' It .
Come onoé, or twice, or th‘rito diningI the weelc—’—Jonii WIII ‘JJJ'

find something new ench worn—thrill.

ment Come to see, to admiro. to he pleased-«talk business CIIIIY,1 J, I

when you want to

J'I'III'S is‘,‘jnst iheshino you ziré trying to
malte'vour preSont suit wear :I‘l'll'tle

IOII'Hefr You want to come out Ea'ster
with that new suite-not now.

To purchase It pair of Trousers will
solve the problem most satisfactorily.

"the ooat ““hd vestnnd a new pair of
"Trousers villi mike the soil I‘lo'ok new '
and wIll brighién no appéaranCe.

"Th'IeI Itnne to call IS now.

 

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