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| STEGMAER BREWING 0,
RVR EIGHT
Terrific Aquatic Struggle
at New London.
YALE'S FRESHMEN AND FOURS
Noyes, In Blue Boat, Collapsed at
the Finish.
FIRST VICTORY IN SEVEN YEARS
#
Grand Sport mt He
gaita en Hiver Thames Witneassed
hy
Crimson \venges Lang Years of De.
Aunaal Varsity
Greatest (rowd Seen In Years
feat by (aptare of the Great Event
of the Meet—tanle Game to the Care,
but Harvard Had the
(rew—Opinion of Experts — (Captsin
Stronger
Filley Mere of the Hour
NEW LONDON, Conn, June 29 In
sight of the greatest crowd ever gath
fred here on race day since 186
ing after wve« of defeat
the auspices of 8 new rowing
snd after two defeats In the
races of the regatta, the tr
tlarvard over Yale was like
bread to tin
fesert It
CU
ander
coach
minor
itoph of
wine and
in the
ver a great
Yale crew, a crew that had sipashied all
records of the Thames (no practice
spd went to the stake boit a favorite
Fo whip such a crew fer such con
Sitions was n trimuph h warrants
Harvard's rupturons joy. a joy that at
frst was talked over quietly and ahich
then broke out tumu
tious glee
Te Captain Fllley and to Coach Wray
Harvard is offering the greatest ath
lotic tributes that she has paid te any
ire and
starving wanderer
Was A victory
un
wl
unto wild apd
CAPTAIN FILLEY
athletic heroes in over twenty vears
while Yale Is glad to shake the hand
of sueh rivals and give them full credit
for a wonderful race
Harvard wou, aud this tells the whole
story for Harvand
race that will Hive jong In the
of college =purts. Not ouce frou the
start of the race until the last six
teenth of a mile did the long graceful
thelis cease to lap each other and the
prows to zigzag between the swings
of sixteen powerful backs The two
sights glared at eaeh other from the
orpers of their eyes for over three
miles and a balf as first one cockswain
aud then the other called upon bis
crew for leg drive and body swing to
push his shell abead. Then and ouly
then 4!d Harvard really get the lead
Thea It was that the endurance or
power or In other words the physical
makeup of the Harvard bost put iu the
killing touches Yale The Yale
tockswaln called for a Baal spurt. and
als crew responded uobly, but without
wvall
‘Are you ready,
ready. Yale?”
Baug! went the referea’s pistol. and
the crews ripped thelr oars through the
water and shot away frow thelr stake
boats They started on equal terms,
but after the first few strokes Yale had
a trifle the better of the fight, aud by
the time the racing starts bad besn
rowed out there was scarcely any dif
ference between the noses of the two
shells
Harvard, to the surprise of every
one, settied down to thirty two strokes
to the mioute, while the
who had been rowing a
at the wost in practice
thirty four strokes to the mioute. This
listed for almost Lalf a wile, and it
became apparent that the Yale wen
had beeu instructed pever to lose the
lead. They fighting for It, even
though: it was at a big cost
By the time the first half
was reached, however, Yale
ped her stroke down to thirty two
Harvard's gait Hut even rowing at
this Harvard was getting ao little the
better of Yale
Over the second half mile Yale
ually settled down ipto her
galt, which was thirty strokes
minute, and as the Ells did this
Cambridge men let thelr stroke
to thirty one. The experience
level head of Captain Filley
becone conspicuous. He was watch
fog his rival, Boulton. and measuring
him with deadly als. The two crews
held this stroke from a short distance
After the first helf mile fag bad been
fussed slmost to the two uille flag.
When the be te settled dowg to thelr
But Yale rowed a
annals
for
Harvard? Are you
Yale crew
thirty stroke
Was rowing
Were
mile fag
had drop
grad
normal
the
the
down
ind the
Iwgan to
to
slight lead but gained two se
Harvard
Yale, however, held this slight
tage Har
vard put ou her steam. and their boat
finished the mile and a alf
Yale's effort, er, began to
oti her men Just bhef em of
first two miles apd Roulton
thie back
saw this he
tao thirty
d he ones
lead }
thirty
vile on
wivan
for oniv a art distances
ali even
terns hong
teil
the
peel
When F
his strokes ip
ore the
iro
fa
stroke twents
itloy
Davy
n the
fo
tiike
ard held
As soon as Filles
3
i
ped Lie
to the mi
while Hl
Ba! ese
Harvard only has
creadit. For a quarter of a un
Yale prevented Harvard frou
her lead, but over the ngxt
after of a mile Harvard
tities
Irog
ity echt
iatistion
r= at thirty
I nm =e
irther
vFeasiny
aud last «
£40 to slip away from her rival Ul
Ly little
A quarter the fAunish
mn ralsedd bis stroke to thirty two
be guitiely held it for a
distance Harvard raised hers
to thirty one, then thirty two
finally to thirty three Filley
deadly precision
ff Yale's defe
When the Harvard ca
burst of his Dow
of a nile uli
louit
where short
firat
and
with
as
to
WHR pow easuring
tain let go the
Yale had fin
er eudiirnuce
fast
ished up every outs
imd the crimson shell sped «
finis! the race in 3&3
ry Harvard wi
ies Yale
- *ecouds in 23 minutes
11 senoinls
Speaking of
Yale's
Ihe
the race. Julian WW Car
graduate athletic ads
{ser
tiie
8
=aid
Harvard crew
ind streng
sinoother it
secret of
had sliperior power
Had the water
might beet: different
HR. 1 Lier We Lave Do apo
to ake Haury bad the
rew
thie face -
the
wen
liave
gies
ard sircugest
Le loss of the fresh
inting to Harvand
that their fr
url Ta'® was
fixmpin As thivre wa
svery expectation
would defeat Yale
The varsity four
went to Yale | “
wo victories were
eshilier
vired event
axy style and
of Yale =
f the Years ago
: repetition
splendid work «
LONGWORTHS PRESENTED
Danghter of President and Her Hus-
band Honored by King Edward
LONDON. June 29 Edward's
court drawing room was pede notable
the presentation of Mr I Mrs
Nicholas Longworth The roval role
was pumerous and the precession of
the kiog tid oo of stats
was except br tut I=
breast gli! thie
queen Worse beautiful
The American §
liplomatic circle in addit
Mrs longworth were
Frederick W White
Whitrtdge of New Y.
lelshniau, American
Turkey. and Mrs
ebtations in the
Mrs
King
Ly AL
(ues
fhe Kk
nod
olay
tered with orders
jewels
resviitations in the
to Mr aud
tod Mrs
dge and Miss
rk, John GA
ambassador
Mr
to
Leishimn The pres
R€Leral Cirvie
Frederick Benedict of Washing
ton, Mm John of Philadelphia
Miss Mathilde Townsend of Washing
ton mod Mise Hallie Bremond of Texas
President Roosevelt's daughter
ited general attention Khe wore her
wedding gown, with a dlawond ribbon
it her throat, and ber hair was stuiply
lroesad She was specially
by King Edward and Queen Alexan
Jdra aud the roval « Mrs. Drexel
and Mrs Benedict also were much ob
served Tle
white with Llu
KOrgeous
ittired
gown
Were
irvxel
vx
honored
ircie
forwer was gowned In
Silver train, and wore
Mrs Beuodict
in & white and green empire
Jewels Was
No Motive For Dreyfus’ Treason.
PARIS, June 20 —Procuratos
al Baudouin coutipued iddress in
the Dreyfus cage, poluting out that for
eign powers supposed to bhave ved
information by of the alleged
treason of Captain Dreyfus resolutely
iealed rel with Dreyfus and de
that he wus need of the
of the nex Ihe social
wud fortune aptain Dr
trenler
his
rece
heaus
tions
iariug cous
used
ft
idded
motiveless
lnocence
sfatus
the procurator
treascu
vius
also rendered
Serious Nisorders at Osowlec.
ST PETERSBURG Late
ast night it was reported that most
serious disorders had broken out Ig
he garrison of Osowiec, one of the
great the Polish
’ invaslor
War
0 literrupited
June 24
fortresses defending
router tierigan
against
phic communication
ind Moscow his Des
A court martial at Warsaw
femned to death six wen for an armed
tack on a Jewish werchant
lelvy with
Hn
has «oun
Ruselans leaving Mancharia.
HARBIN, June 20 hie
hielon of the Hus<sian
woupation hind departed for Luss
A small foree of ratiroad and frontier
guards remain There will be no fur
her withdrawals before May, 1907
Inst consid
of
srabile ed army
Fifty Girls Escape From Fire,
KNOXVILLE Lenn
girlie’ dormitory of
fustrial
une 29
huox founty
school, situated just
the city Hmits, wus totally destroyed
by fire. Fifty-eight girls sleepiug in the
bullding esca hua without fojury
Ihe
Ia
bhevoud
Moran Vor tioverner,
BOSTON, June 20. District Attor
pey Jolin B. Muran has been given the
| Kubyrgtani aomination by the Mas
Sachusetts Probibitionists In their an:
tual state convention held In this city.
In Contest With Senate Over
Meat Inspection,
WADSWORTH SPRANG 4 SURPRISE.
“Hally
Farne,
Aronnd Cenfrrees,”
“stand by Judgment of the
House and Make inspection
a Warld Mode!
WASHINGTON, June 20
Hf 1% to 45 the h
4
pee
the
eres
Lie h
Mr Lamb
aot three
of AT
Va
member
iiture
cht that the date of
Mr Wad
Iw
He
the cans
al ey 5
<t of
[ounb
t should pay
tall
A vige
ein
<isteed that the
half sud the pa
rous protest ugrinst pia
rge on the pucker
Buriess ex [lie
ing
was nde
PARCKer
shift
= d wediat
Huw er
Leaver iS Was
t Lie
on the atthe
Ar
hie Repul
the legisintios
Lie beef trust |
ess jegisiating i ws 0
ippisuded on
that
f
said
fest
+ bus
the
Lent
Mr
tie situation is
f Wf thie
ves
to pay ie ter
Miss said
sel ive
Willlnms
his
[hese
tld
public
thie pubic
Ar
the des
th ths
(the have
KeriLg
walt
quitting it
taikedd about
injunction
ng the cost of In
thelr
Pe kere
tarily etida
peop £
are valu
Leaith
been
thie ind wow they
tu pay them for
Humphrey (Wash
ii = I Lell
PACKers pas
spection and
si)
Mr
the
that
15:3 4
I never
nade
ntalned the
iuveighed
fing demands
Keury
juest
thie
Igual
wanted to
thd sad he
should
lex he right
1d vote
the
We
povernm ent pay
beard =o
with » winch
ie | have
wiany speeches
misinformatior
during the
was tle
Much
nod
the
teat
fre:n
neat
Pritiie
f the
Ces
nepection discussiog
u of Mr Lorimer lll
frenzy viv abroad over the
fro the statement that
special ers wade that
ou the Bour apd expused
dirty place yet
ilillss
Was dragged
had
truth
noting wes
farther frou the
Rally round the conferees
sioguu of Mr Payue (N Y Staud
by the } i f the house Put
be luspection ou the guver
there it belongs, aud oioke this lao
aie! for world were
Pay ues lwpassioned
was the
Ltueut
pection a wu
HLOUE Mr
as Le
the
vl
ters of
to vik
tedoes rallied the supp
the agri ural comswittes ou
tory
The
leficiency
the
ition bill
senute has passed prueral
carryiug
aud aiso the public
Ht
LR
EY
$11 un
vutlding bill
bout
Missing (onvict Was Yuder Floor
RICHMOND, Va. Juue 20 Walter
Stairs. u convict, who disaj
peultentiary June 1
Thursday night after
Lise! during the
ulider the tour of one
ve factories. By some wcans
uimniated a supply
sions 10 Lis place
white
the
ade Lis escape
peared lu
Laviug cobcvaled
entire (uferval
of the sl
Lie had a of prov
of concenlinent He
uttiug a bole in one of the
The author
stied that be was Lid with
tutions, but all efforts tov Bud
Duaveliieye
es upped Dy
foundation Wills ties
were sa!
un the
hi were
ust
Did Not Hug the Teacher
RIDGEFIELD) PARK, N J
SU The local board of education ft
er 4 session which last
wt
Juni
add fron ~ ‘i
roelock at night
clock in torning. de
charges of hugeing
Ace King te
igalnst George M
pal
pal
ueariy 2.30
led UI
the nade Ly Miss
Ler in the soles
La Salle th.
vided aud that th
rely exonerated
tea hier and the
the wecting of the
were unf
Is el!
young priuciys
present nt
ther of thew was
It allowed to Le
represedrod by nse
After AL
«la
[owe before Judge Lau
fodery wart EE. E Harwo
the Ziou Clty bank was
Harwood
uk
bank
of $481.207
Dowie Not Su Craasy,
CHICAGO
of the
in the
teller lu
Iie the hear
nse
Wilness testified that
of thie
es nocount in
to the
is A
the books show that wow
thie I overdrawn
sinount
Guilty of Mis Father's Murder
NEW YORK. Juoe 20 Otis Hincks
MAD, & Young negro, wes decisrwd
guilty at Riverhiead, N. Y., last night
of having shot and Kil ed his father In
their hoioe at Speank on Thanksgiving
day last. Justice Jaycox sentenced
him to be electrocuted during the week
beginning Aug. 18 next
RECORD FOR INQUISITOR.
Captures Sheepshead Bay Handicap
In 1:37 2.8
NEW Yallk
e Inquisitor, a
Kheepshead Bay b
Rheepshoad Bay as
the track
slepping it f
fifth of a secat
fu
record
1
i than
this
the is
fe i= tifise oY rs
fifth
rid’'s record
thin ihe
fhe Brush wis
fo
Hzlifa
the
i the onler named
sel i le
if fur
nes
+ post Lic
ind in
evcu a shorter
were
ni Tend 1 te i
v»h® Lew was at
Off in a fairly
the lead
tion
hie took
and
Koo] pos
0 the iast sixteenth worl
three i
wbrelia, with the
ters of a
favor
ridden out LE) J
from 1
sre. third &i Ise
leagth
Wes Was
win Summaries
Hand
rite {
siueshia first
third
aul fToue
third
first
'
First {ace h
tarra sec oud, Ro
Second
Goldteur
els
Hace frst
second, Kernel
Race Peter Pan
Arimo, third
luguisitor
Fhird Ale
first, Voo
fax, third
erich, first
third
Just So
Far West
BASEBALL SCORES
Games Played Yeaterday In the Nao
tional aud American Leagues
NAIJIONAL LEAG
-
du
thuste
AMERICAN
York
m
>»
n
A! New
ste
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b
.
York. 12
latte s H
d Armbruster Hog
4 3: ¢ 0 0-1
bo) 0 3 «4
Washington, §
i Washijgton i
sud dobre Smith
Ericy
atterion
"rk
ENTAGES
J i
«4
Feit
4%
-
~
id =
Wasulngton 3
Bosto l “
Argonaut Crew Favorite
HENLEY, June vv lL
rew loronte, went o the
courage ander
Wright set the stroke fo
to the winute, afterward thirty eight
ind then Jo thirty-six The
had a great reception aud le certuln to
the race for the Graud
Argonaut
from full
alinost perfect weather
snditious rey
win to Tew
start favorite lu
thalleuge Hp
St. KEunoch at Lateonia
CINCINNATI ©
Tulites won al stouin
June 24
I Lie
the ol
of
linse handicag wel
irse was the feature
St Buh
whid
War ol
wis won hy
wt the thind
tlie tvorite
d Jung
wing
wid
Little Wally at 30 to
WINDISOK Juue 20 Litt
w to 1 vou the short
« Lise 8 Winds Ly u
te, Prawns Lhe pair fo
thie last turn of
Wally got up ln
hit
fleld
Huai
the
Lotus Eater at
SALEM. N H
tol wou the New } |
i sep of KTinn) the opeulug
New RHookingh ith here
Liv \ 4
ple was se 1 Wes th
Salem
Lotus Eat
id Hand
f
of
June 24
Girap
Town Tupice In the Howee
WASHINGTON thie 2 lhe trial
of Normwn Hapgood editor of ol
Weekly the oh
publ
Heo 's
which
months past
house hy Mr. Bourke Cockrun of New
York, who endeavored to et before
the house his resolution calling upon
the postmaster general for information
whether Town Topics was permitted to
elrculate through the malls.
oh EK ff hel
wen) ied witention some
was reviewed In the
SAVED FROM DEATH,
WwW
Resc. e Hermun
Firemen rking All Night,
Fisher
ind Flunmbher Held a
hi In Male
Young Staten lal
Day aad Nig =a Small as
to Present a Quick
Huricd ta His Nec b
Hesc ue
tai
2 boi Lied
: u
then Lad t
lils Was
Flabier
the
the man
ut
“Ng!
Fatlieg
iu pal. wak it Lecvssary
”
hevgnu of the of Our
Lady f tron! COULIse Ta ent
ute the ald
uso
Early in
for
treich talked with the
thie
up of
worniug Fisher
fee aud a
tudwict which Le seviiwd
He joked
i“ Leerful until thes
ushed
roast beef
with bis rescuers apd
Liu
I dnt kno
iad waybe | fa
Kliow
w how time
for
thiey gone
wis golng
awhile he
ist
fend
tue un r
nd a cup of coffee, aud
Wy Whe 1 cau
{ . i Diviuan
vith a |
id voloe w t ux t
uid
lel
ue 1 ure
work
to 3 lie lian
BRYAN AS STANDARD BEARER
Wisconsin d(onvention Nnmes
broskan as Nominee For 10s
MILWAUREE, Wis, June 2» - Wi
law J Bn ugly ludorsed
is thie stand { the Dewo
Ne-
WAS sin
itd bearer
urat party
palgu of las Ly the [leu tu st
ehtiou
ite
col
die
I hete were oul \ }easions in
Hryau
the day
Jus
which Lale was weutioned
luring aud that was when th
resolu read as a whole
adopte
lis LAL
Anil wleu Alns Werle
ta
« f
f ap
Want Greater tourtesy
SAMARPA |
From
Wife
HOoNOLL
laps
Murderers Hinnged ut Honolulu,
Nou
A nat
Wharton Scored
WASHIN
Nell apd Hey
port ou the “y yest ati 1 thin
Hey
the
the
1helr
Nell and Heynolde
nt tus \
pA
He called
uf the president
was Ushipshiod
EE ——
Weather Probablifties
president. were take
resentative Whatton
house Jast
“privy council
report, be sald,
ago i
night them
Exceptional Values
AT THE
Prior to our
vi
tem -annual nven-
ike some skarp redoctions
Links
&
12} and 15¢ wash fabrics closing
at 9¢ Ti include the best makes
I. Lorraines, Arnolds Pa-
her standard makes.
{ we who'esale in Scranton
lers from 9) to 10de
r che
Best 25¢ Fabrics
An odd lot of silk mulls,
tolennes, sojessatls, e'c
15¢
White Dotted Mulls
All fast dots, five sizes, worth 15¢
20c Special 121¢
Shirt Waists
Almost at your own prices, waists
that formerly sold for $1.00 to
$125, long and short sleeves and
good range of sizes from 32 to 42.
“hoice Ric
$175 2200, $225 and $2.50,
some slightly counter soiled, nearly
all siz°s, going at $1.49.
Bappa Cloth
Another lot of this justly popular
cleth, 36 in. wide and linen finish,
some stores get 15¢ and eren 18¢
forit. Globe Warehouse get 12}c.
Grey Dress Goods
Another lot of those double fold
dress goods, in beautiful patterns,
exact copies of the imported ones,
tthe thing for an outing suit,
Specially priced 19¢
54 in. suitings in two medium
shades of grey. 1 to 3} yards, makes
a skirt. Special 59¢c.
56 in. $1.00 wool suiting, five
advance styles for the fall. These
are just a few of our import order
brought out early Specially priced
-r
+
Silk Umbrellas
Another lot of those colored um-
brellas in black, green, red, brawn
and navy, usual price $2.00. Sale
price $1 49
1S
ice Ye
silk
, closing ali
4
to
Muslin Specials
full blesched, heavy and
weights, regular 9c and 100
Special 8¢
361n.,
Light
jualities
Foreign White Goods
46 in. Persian Lawn, French Ba-
tistea, Liogerie, ete., also some yarn
mercerized fancies, worth up to 30e.
All our own importation brought di-
rect from the maker. Inventory
price 18¢
Short Skirts ad
Drawers to Match
Hamburg trimmed and tucked,
all mill made garments, sizas 25, °7
29 and 31 in skirts, all sizes of
and closed drawers to match,
ilar 29¢ and
Ale garments on
opel
Fine Muslin Underwear
Special prices advertised last week
prevail until inventory closes
Globe Warehouse,
Talmadge Block, Elmer Ave.
VALLEY "PHONE,
Socialist Lecture
Mr Geo. Hl. Goebel, one of the
national orgamizers of the Socialist
Party, will deliver an address at
CITY PARK, SAYRE, PA,
Monday Evening, July 3,
at 8 o'clock. YoY ooy welcome;
ladies especially invited. Admige