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WILKES-BARRE, PA., SUNDAY, JUNE 22, 1913.
PRICE FIVE CENTS
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VARSin CORNE!
KES MAIN EVENT IN REGATTA EOND, TAKES FLRST 1VMSIT
N HUDSON RIVER;
FOUR AND FRESHMAN EIGHT
James Faiining Steps On Live
Wire At Pert Blanchard
Last Night
AND
LY KILLED
While Prone Acros? Clotlie? Aifi l^nits'l And Flesh ^iirned
AUCHT FOR RAIF WM
SteppiEiT upon a proiiuited live j wive, at  Port   Rlanehard.   at     d\ o'elocl< last nijrhl. .Jaine-; Kariiin? ¦ aged 2S ye.-ir.s. was killed.     Wliilp IrieiuK  souffht  to   have  the  cur¬ rent  -..'lit  off.  the  hndy   took   tire )D(I for .'t half hour was a liuiiiin torch  while huiuircds    stood   hy helpI-.'Sb.    Finally  when  the v.ire was harmle-s the victim was pick-' ed Ul"  luit   the    hod.\'   v.as   1)2dly burned, \
AcOordin? to the story told of the affair it scfiii^; tliat Fanninir iras walking aloiiir tlio highway ?i:out two hur,(h'ed yards above the Kutlcdge Hotel when he eame in contact with the wire. It is stated that sonio time lu'fnre he bad heen h)okin2 at the wire which was on the «rround and ^'ivinsr forth vparks. The wire was a part tothe service line of the Citizen's Electric Company at Pittston Ciy.
The shock tliat ended Fanninsr's life threw him to the irroiind aud directly aero.-^s the heavily charg¬ ed wire. The sparks ijrnitod the clothipg and soon tlie hody was aUo seared hy the current. Fear of sharinpr his fate prevoiited on¬ lookers from rcscuinsr the rcinainp from this position until word had been gotten tn the station at Pitts- OD and the wire rendered harm¬ less. .
Tiie ^ctim wa.s sTnffTe and iip to a few years ago had lived at Larksvilh- rcmovinsr at that tim" to Port Blanchard where he ha-s since made his home. He has one sister. Mrs. P. F. Kinney of Ph-moiith, The remain.s an- at the Murrav morcru*^ in Pittston.
WRISE
Winning Crew Came From
Behind And Won By A
Steady Pul!
WAS TKE DARK HORSE
.\b«)Vi-  i.-i  rihown  tliP   victorious   Syracuse \ar^-it,^  ci'.;lit  that  won tlio  h'lg rcgrfUa  yt'sicnliij-  by  a si-n<JUloiia 1   pull   not fav'-.ritPs.    Hoolw is shown  the i'orneU ^•r<n^. winners of tho ,s«'«-oiul placv  and   ii|>   this   jr«r   %1t"tors in   this anniiK! e^cnt
1 i-oni  hciiinil  u!t«l  tM-iiti  ng
out    ("orm-ll   and    t'oliimbia,    the
AI II CLOSING XJiliECISl/ITUM
Friends Of The Snycjer Bill H ope To Pass It  This Week Thereby Blocking The Commission Form Gov¬ ernment Measure—Will There  Be Any Labor Legislation?
1 U- if iiil-J 2
WITH THE HOUS
Wilson Message On Currency
Reform Will Be Read
At Joint Session.
(Telegrsi)li to InUeoondent.)
Was'ningLon. .June -1-—Becau.se of the demand of the Deniocratif- cau-?us on the tariff bill today's session of the senate including an executive session, consumed only an hour and a half. A reply was received from At¬ torney General McReynold.s to the Norris resolution stating that the de- Partmeni of juftice did not iin-ow who purchased the valorized ooff'^e held in New York, the su;x against whi-^^h was dismisstd   i-ecently.
The Vice President was enip-iwer- ed to ajjpoint a committee of nine to represent the Senate at the oOih an¬ niversary of the battle of Gettysburg. TTte Senait alEo agreed to meet wiili the House M<.nday lo hear Frtsidenl ^M'rson's message on currency reform- Senator ijmoot denoun<-cd the l>-em- ocrati'.- administration for publishing i-leged erronejus figures wiih ref¬ erence to inip-orts and exports. The committee on prl.nling attempted to •"•Id a n.eeting to consider the .-ip- Wntinent of Cornelius Ford, of .\ew •*•*«>-, to be public printer, but -was unable to obtain a quorum. The .-,en- •^te r*i-cived in executive session an I'bitration treaty with Norway iden- vc.-ti with the pending treaties with ^eat Brluin and other countries. The treaty was referred to the com- ^ttie on foreign elations. Senator "orks introduced a comnilutionaJ amendment to prohibit the manufac- ™re or sale of all distiUed liquors. The House was not in session. Senator Kenyon introduced a bill ii-_^prevent the abuse of the franking l-nv-.ese. It was inspired by the re- !""• "f t^he recent lobby investigation. J^'ial stamps for the uae ot Con- sressmen are provided.
approval   of Governor Tener.
-Vmong the elect on bill that will be pas^oJ Is tho party enrollment measure and the non-parti.san judge- .ship   m^asu'e.
.Some big bills that looked like win¬ ners   at    the' openifig   nf   the   session the! are   now  seen   -.o   stand   little   ch.incf I of passag.-.     Amonp  them  is the State I fjir   bii:    Inr   Congressional,   sonator- i ^al     and     1> :;i;--iat've
TO   HOLD   SO<'I.\I,.
Next
Friday night on the grounds of tl*'*' '''''¦^'¦side hospital the ladies clj,   \.',°«^'tution wi 1 hold a lawn so-
the
The proceeds will be devoted to
The
io^fi,        ''''^^   "f   the   hospital. »«itutio»  ,,   ^„jn^  effective   wt,rk- in
Zjr*'"°   """^   '"''   "'^"   "orthv   the •upport of the  public.
t^J -^ "^''"- '"" '^^ Ptirt tim.e-,
»meonp  „.>,„  ,„  ambitious  enough
ant to better hi<= condition. To •^ "eht party I b,ve a good opening,
looms ;4 Laning HuUding, city.
(Special  to  Indeiipnd«'nt.)
Haj-rlsburg. June 21.—The I-egisla¬ ture Is making a terrific effort to clear its decks .-md get away by June 2G, the date upon whlo the House has d-'fided for final adjournment. While the .Senate has held up resolution   to   quit   on   that    date,   its
acti-on   in  continuing  in  ser.-!>ion   until,   „,„,,-.-
, .-...¦        .      „    .   -3'     •'"'!     '• -'i-i-'O've     apportionment
ye-nerday   and   its   indention   to   m*^*'^   niea-sur.-s. the minimum wage t.ill and again   Monday   afcernoon    mste-ad    'f-tu,.   c-onstitiiti.':;al   <-onv.-ntion   hill. Monday niKht- Indicates that the upi)er:      It   is   apparent    Itiat   opponents   of house  has deci-ded  'lO get away in the   the   Clarki   Commi.=-sioji   form   of   ov- shortef:t  i>o.'?sible  time. ' ernment   bill,   now   in   the   go\ernor's
The ?tate-v,ide prlmarj' ^I'l 'ind the hands, are ;oing to attempt to get workmen'^ f-omiiensation bill*-- are the tl.rough the House thu Snyder home bones of contention. The cl-. ction rule for citie.s hill, which has been nieasurcK seems in a fair Wfv to early passed by the Henatc This hill wouid settlc-ment in a somewhat change<l permit cities to govern themselves form but in the main bearing the according to thei.- own needs and de- stamp of the administration. The out- sires so long as they kept within the look when the Lcg'>lat-ure ad.iourned terms of the ,«:t-r!tp and national con- for the  week  wo;-- by no eans  bright   .^tltutions.
for the comprriftition bill, henator Crov.- and his followers in the S?enate are standing out boldly a-jain.^t the elimination of the elective clrtuse in¬ serted by the Senate and whic-h labor holds will make the bill ineffective ajid there is no mean.n at this time of foreseein.e the out<;ome. 1'hi.s is Governor Tener's i)et measure and he is  givin.g  it  all   of  the  support   he   is
Cities   Would   Hij'.e Choice.
This me-'.-iUje wo.ild enable such cities as desire the commission ."orm to adopt the terms of the Clark bill but would permit the cities that were content with tho pre;:ent form or a modification thereof to be gov¬ erned according to their own wishes. Friends of thp Pnyder bill point out that   it   i.=   foly  to   lay  down   one  s^t
ANOTHER RUN    | TWO KILLED JWO INJURED BY DOWNBYAUTO!    MINE AND RAILEOA
Boy Has Arm Broken When: Patrick H.Farringion, West Side Driver Boss Struck By
Huried to Sosth Main «^   Pave by Big Trwk-
Paul   Everett!,  u-ged   li:  years,  of 29 'I'Xelll lane   sustained a broken arm
Runaway f^rs And Fatally Injured—Two Compan¬ ions At Hospital—Ed vard Murray Decapi¬ tated At Geor getown
Columbia Foys Spent From
Effort  To Win,  Fall
Below Third
WAS AN EXCITING RACE
Varsity Hffht Oared Race
Syracuse,   first, Cornell, second. Washington,   third. Wisroiisin,  fourth. Columbia,   fifth. I'erinsyl-.,-inia, sixth.
(Official Time.) P.^racuse.   19;-()  3-5. Cornell.   19:31. W'asliinglrm.   I'^.ZZ. V,'i.<!Cf nsin,   19:36. Columbia.   19:r.S   1-5. I'-nn-=.\hr,ni;^.   20; 11   1-3.
FYeslinian Kisht Oared Race. Coriiell. tirst. Wisconsin,  second. Syrai-use, third. PienPLsyhani.-i,   fourth, Columbia,  fifth.
(Official   Time.) Cornell.   10:04   4-5. ^Ai.sconsin,   10:07. Syracuse.   10:14. ^
Penn.sylvania,  10:2.t 2-5. Co'umbii.  in:-:9,
\arstty Four Oared Race. Cornell,  first. Pennsvlvania. second. Columbia, third, WL-^coiisin,   fourth. Washington,   fifth. Syracus"',  sixth.
(OfIt(-lal  Time.) Cornel'.  10:47   2-5. Pennii^-ivani-ri.   10:52   1-5. Columbia.   10:54   4-5. Wisconsin,    10:,t8    4-5,- Washington.  12:0S  3-5. Syracuse, not taken.
(TPlograPli  to  Independent.) BV D.VMOX KrWOX
Highland."", X. Y., June 21.—-"Syra¬ cuse first, Cornell, secoiid; Washing¬ ton   third."
There  you   have   the  result  olV tha
yesterday afternoon when run down; Runaway cars at th" Torty Fort I Gardner and Mi.ss Clara Two broth- by an auto owned hy Edward C^ colliery yest^-rday afternoon killed I ors. Anthony and Michael and one Rrown the lix-al drayman. The; Patrick TI. Varriniton. dri\er boss i sister, Mrs. Michael Tobias a'so aur- machine     was     In     charge     of     Kd-J and   seriously     injured   .Me<  .'^akinsky \ vjve.     The  funeral  will  be  held  Tues- inler-collertate   boat race.  Tech
ward  C.   Brown  .Ir.,   (colored)   eon  of   and Andrew Ual-dastick-     The former i day   morning   with   services   at   Holy    _._^,       ^ .^    _     __      ,_ _. .^
the owner. The victim of the acci-| had a foot smash-'d and the latter I Vame Church. Interment will be in dent  which  it  i.s .stated   was unavoid-¦ su-stained     a  fractured   leg, j Carbondale,     T'ndert;i):er  .\lcl,rfiughlin
able,'was  rushed to tho Cil.v hospital,!      At  (Georgetown   enrly thi.s inorning. . of thi.s city  will  have charge, where    his   condition   Is   reported   as'an   unident'fied   m.nn   was found  -with; Man Decapitated.
good Ihi.s head  cut   off on   the  risht  of wa.yj      jt  •v\-:is .shortly before  2  o'clock thi.='
The story rt the accident, a.*" told by of the Central mud. It- Is thought I onlookei-s is to the effect that young, that he was struck '-'v a trip of cars. i Brown,    who    wai?    driving   a   motori TTic Mine .-Xccident. j
morninp that the lifeless body of tho ¦infortunnte   who   met   death   on   the
truck. wa.s going down {-South M;Un; Fnrrington was .Tsred Ki yoJir? anod .strtft and when a. few hundred yards' w:!S cmp'oyed af the col-iery rs a driv- I'bI-iw .Vol iliampton street the boy ran er boss- Yesterday afternoon at at'out out frfm the .sidewalk directly in I four o'clock he was standing with his f.-ont  >>f the machine, i Injured companions at the foot of the
This move on his part came with- s'ope when the cirs, runnine from out a!:y w.irning -.o the driver of theiabfoit three qtiarters way up the In- truck, wh-o made heroic efforts,  how- I dine   str\i(^k     him.     He   was   injured
ever, to halt the heavy machine. He w.us un.successful and the boy rras -trucK by the f. nder of the machine am! hu.-led to one side. In falling he foil on his right arm, which was frac¬ tured* in that fashion. Brown gave hintself up to the officer on the beat, who relc:i.^ed him with a notice to .ap¬ pear at a hearing to be held <at 9:30 oclot-k t.his morning.
and fellow employes Tt"ho came *" the aid of the injured trio saw that he ! was in a bad w-ay, Ke wa.s rushed to ; the Mercy Hospital but the end could ] not he delayed and h.-' died a short j time  after   being'ao.-nitted. j
The family homo is at ir.2fi Wyvm- i
-all was di.seovered. News of the find j ¦,vas given Coroner Marley v.ho gave ^ orders to Tnler^aker Mooney to take j charge of the body. It was remaved | ¦io the Mooney morsue late this morn¬ ing.
Was K-<Iwar<1 >Iun-ny. Identification at 3 o'clock this mom'ing established the \'i<-tim ao Ed¬ ward Mtin-ay and he was run do-wn ,^-ithiM one hundred feet of his home. The train that caused his death was backing up to the Red .\sh colliery to remove the output of the day. Murray  Is .survived  hy  a   w-fe
Beffeles 1 ¦tw'o     children, li-pp''thers   -ind
ing   avenue.      For:y   Fort, his   widow   he   i.s   survivrd    tiv    tlC-ee daughters, all  residents of Cirbon^^nle    township. Mrs.  .Toshua   Whitington.   M-s.  St;,}-ey   foot  racer.
and
He    also    had     bro-
.•liFteTF     In    "Wilke.s-Barre
He   wa.s w-ell   known  a,s a
able  to bring to bear.    Labor leaders   "f   li«s   f"^""   '-he   government   of   an
inland railroad cit,v. The Harrisburg o!- Altoona and a maritime town like Krie, Tiiey will attempt to get the Snyder bill through this week but .".I-r- by no means ''onfident of suc¬ cess.
There are all manner of I'ospibllities for oycitement 'n -he closing hour?, T'noxpected developnir nfs mav come at any mcm^nt or the TToii'o mav be Indnt-ed to tiack dov-n suffic:ent:y to permit tha Senate to (-arry out thn programme it Is Imth upon and whii-b it now seems to have the pow¬ er fn enact if It st.inds by its guns.
from all parts of the st.-ite are ;n constant session here and pressure ia being brougiit to hear on the Senate from   many pourees
Tho  .Xppritpriation  Bills.
The Senate wiil vote on .Monday on more than 350 appropriation Mils, many cf them schrdu'ed to go throuTh without comment, bu-f a debate bite and there may i:e expected. The Wal¬ nut child labor bill will a;l-=-o be p!i.<i.s'd in much ihe .same form a.s advocated by the Pennsylvania Manufaoturer.s' .^-K-sociation.
It 1.-= i- <ompanion measure to th"-- Walnut Female Employment bill pa.ssed la.st wceU. Both of 1h°S' measures will be rejected In th.fl.'- present form 1).\ the House and will th«-n go to conference committee for final adjustment, but there is rea- ^on to beicK > that they will go to th» governor practically as they st in.i
¦While ad\ocates of the measures as they w-tre introduced are loud in thoir ci<!idt rnnation of the changes made .y tl.o .'^.•r.nie, the fact of the matter !s i;i,it labri really do:>,-j win! •a sulstautldl victory in them, in ih;tj th.^ legf, 1 u,-.rkii;g w.ek in Penn-^yl- vania  Is reuoc-.-d  from 6C to 5-1 hout-s I
f ,r wonieo and min: rs, with a ten ¦V\''ilKt.'i and his party were lost hour vvi^iklng day and half-holidav: more thfo eti hour tonight while at- on Saturday, T:i .".doitlon, vith th--] fcmpiing to reach Baltitnore after at- e:<C(r,;i-,n of c.inneiier over-time is tendinjr the Jlc^doo-McCorrnick wed- forbidden ex( cj.t to make up for a j ding at Brookland AVood, Md.. this holirt-;y  or  in   ca-c  of  a   break   down i afternoon.
All    roads    lending    into    Baltimore
SUNDAY USHERS AYE AN OUTING
¦Ji-ju-
WOULD INCREASE MAN'S S' MANY JAPS PATRONIZ
A
LL
SHARKS
Tfenvr Roads Bro->i?lit  Ahout   By   rhe
I     Rains <'au-'^d >Ir  Wilson's (liaur-
1 I'uci   To   l.o-e   His   Way.
(Telegmph   U»  Independent,)
Washing ton,    .luno      21. —President
for
then   the   54   hour, ^^^^_^^^^.^.^,|y ,.^,.„  „^,^^ impassible be    maintained. 1 j,^.   ,^0   heavy   rains   and    in   seeking
of  machinery .and wco\-   avera.tie    ntus-t
Xiimcrou.s .'-afcriL-irds  will  be  thrown ! about   fcr  the   best  route,   the   Presi- rlvisig  i.copb-     by  the     new ' dent's chr«nffeiir l>ec.ime confused acd The  advocates   of the  child   lost fhe road to Baltimor it.'--   onginal   shape   will : partv had  taken
a     ...   u-    .\- .    .-. .     t . - .  . -j.^-
abo'-tt   \. .stai-jcs. lal'o.-   ;-ill   in
strive oil Monda.v '•. ha\e the S'^nat. ins.ri the -"¦ liOi.r wock t-alu.se, rnblic I'Dlitics. Tiie p'jb!i(- uti;i-:ies commission iiill is sure tc- be enacted in effectixe form. There hns been much sKir- n-ii:^h'n x over detaila in the past week but in   iiie  end   th.-  mcasur* will   get
.\fter tl-.e ^fiigo trom a storm uud'-r a brid.ce thty v.ere found by Fr.-mk Primroi-r of Carons-v-lllc, wV.., was driving along the road with his family.
"I get you to Baltimore'" said Piiir rose. "But a goo<l thing you stop¬ ped  as th>-  road  is dangerou.s."
Primrose at ted guide for t,he i'resi-
The Men « ho Aided the \otcd llvan-
gci;<t   III   His   \\<Jik   In  'Hiis   City
\isit   \uai"j;()lii  end   I-"oi-in  .\
IVrniaiK't Org<ii!iuili!>ii
'¦Jhe ushers who did duty at the ; tabe'-niclr in this city durirT the Ri,-v. ' "Ki.Iy' [Sunday revival to th" n-imber ¦ of lt-0 w:nt to Ijako Xuangola yes- terday where they had -^ day'.s O'liing , and 8, dclifrhtfrl day of recreation it proved to be. j |
The pi-.rty left here at 1;::0 and re- ¦ turred at 10 o'clock last night. When: all had assembled at the L.al<e t'ne 1 pastor of the Wel.«h Presbyterian ; Church on th" Heights delivered an ; appropriate uddrci;;. .\t its conclu- I Eion it was dfi-ided to fi.irm a per- j manent organi-iation, J. W. Raeder ' uas elected  pre,sidcnt.
The re.;t of th ¦ ^.fl-'rnoon was spont in pleasure of various kinds—a .g:imc of basebal:, pitchin;,- quoits, etc. The : I'shc-rs' team defeated the .\'una- ' gola nine by a si-urc of 11 to 5, lhe | I'sher.-i' tPam was as follows: Jones, ss, 1 Pricier, c. Kverhart. p. Closterman 1 lb.. Herring. 21i,. Voung, Sb. I'nt-le I It-reiiiy,    of.    Reader,    rf.    cng.    If. j
While   hunting   for   lilies     Charles ' Saundvrs   of   .N'orth   .Main   street   this city   fell   into  the   Inke.   out   -vas  res¬ cued  ami  beyond a  good  ducking was none the v.tu.'je for the mlshai). ¦
(T..e^.,>l,    to   I.,de,.-edon.) l^^::};.,lf-^^}:^:^   '^:^?r'%o:r
Rocher,t-r,    N.    Y,,   .lune    -'-" ¦-*-^^"''-i „ip.sa<>s":    tahetls     containing      boric j M-.ilberry   rie'lfi-.^      ".-ksl-i.tic    OrlenTal j i^cid,   a   good   eye   remedy   wpre  sold ; Eye    \Va.--h"   tr;   he   rtiad?   for   50c   a'to  cu.stomers in Syracuse for 50c andi barrel  ani sc,l:i  for a dollar a bottl.', j to   p',>r--on''   by   m.-iil   for   JIS   a  box. j had   r.o'bing  on   the   Okola  Company j Th-    Cartilage   iCo.   .-wp-.s   ^formed   to tablet;',  wnich.  v-itiy other tablets has | catch   p.   man     di.s.satisifled   w-ith     his ler]   to   tb/i  ind;"tinent  of  the   men  In ; ht-iglit.      The    comiJany   promised   to I three    lar^;?    mall   order    companies j [r^oiiease   the    height   of   the   person] her-,      Pi'-puty   F.   S,   Marshals,   this! from   onp  to seven inehes.    The .lap- mcTning   arrested      on   ".   charge   ofjnnese  wero great buyers of the rem- fra'Utiijierit   .ise of the 'r.v.ilp. r>r. John ; gOy,
I., Cor:sb. K. Virg-l >:o,-i (alia.s Li;i-! The Institute for science sold hooks mor.t fc'aae) and Wni- F.. Scott., of i professing to teach hypnotism. New York Citv and Thomas F, Ad- | The post office inspeotors have heen kin. ChP.:-s, ."='. Clark, K. I-ee Minges | working a year to obtain evidence and Dr. John i? Read, Ihey nepre-; .igainst the thre.° companies which sented the New York I-vstlttrte of did a business of hiindred.s of dollars Scir-nce.   the   <''arli!,i4e   Ci^i,,   and   Ihe  through the malls. '3
STRANGERS!
IGIiRT
Chargeil with having burglar ttxiis in thoir possfssion -u".o uien who gave their n;:'>-;:-.s a." Frank Th.oma.-? snd .lan-.e.s V\ar.i w-re arTO!;:i?d yester¬ day afterci-n -.^.t Pitl.sti.ii by Chi. f of Police Xewcomb. ''J'he two men i arrived   in  Pi'-.s'un  on   'niurstiay aft
ly placcj under arrest and on search- i.i;r the ;-^u.t cwto it was found to con¬ tain nil Ki'.-ids cf files, a quart- of nitro-glycerine. two revolvers, a larjt^ number of dynamite caps and f-Jses, and several post office directories, ihcy v.-ere rt ni-indi-^-d to county jail 11 wait a furth-r he:iring.
MFRCHAXT  .VRR^>;^Kn.
A w.^ll kni>wn merchant w.as arrest¬ ed on Ro.^.s street al an eraly hour this morning    charged    with    acting    sus¬ piciously      :ind      carrying    conceale.i ; weapons.    When searched at the .sta-
w.\s  i)i,-(.Ki>n;!.v.
the  suspicion   of^ti„„    j,^^^^   several   ihou.sand   dollars
th:-jiuifc   in  .siiaj.e  that  will  meet the dent  for two houss.
CharBed with being drunk and dis¬ orderly at his ht>me, John i^he.ber, of 15 Rope Lane, was arrested last ev i-ning and lodged in the station house :;'M- a hearing at police court this inorning, when his wife will appear against him.
crnoon  rr.d  aro::
^^:rV{;i^'^j^%^ :n't^e^;f ^^ii^-'^ - Trrt^'^ ^^-"^ ^-^ ^'^ '¦'"¦
Th-. rsdav evenihg the> left the town i ^"^'"^ ='"'* ^c left sccjrity for hi.s ap- but left their suit case at the I-ehigh I pearance at pohcc court this morn- i; j Vailrv depot. The chief on learning! ing, Hi.s action aroused a certain well this imm-diately kept an officer on kr,c\x-n msn the v.-atch for their return and y-ss-; j^^. terday  allei nr-i-ii   thev   ; a:ne   back   to
in that neiehhi.>rhood and informed   the   officer   on   the   b-al
the   lily   ;ii.tt-r    visitirig   som"    town'^f^   't^ ¦'^-'¦'' arrested  and  Sent to  tht up the river.    They were Inuraeriiate- station house.
nically   described,   as    th**    university- eight oared shells a-t four m'.lep.
There, too, you have in a. few words one of the bigge.st surprises of the college athletic yca.r. . At a moment when the long, lean racing shells manned by the brawny boys of Cornell end Columbia weirft lajJilng down the r:vpr brow to brow iind the i-aice eeemed between these two alone, the lads from Syracuse suddenly commenced a mighty pull that brought a mad yell of exulta¬ tion from the .spectators along tha liver banlvs.
Inch by inch the .'harp healt of th«i up-state crew crept forward and soon everj-one realizod thai this was no mere spurt, but a sustained drive tor A"iotory, Soon the fe-yratniee crew -was on even terms with the fh-lne twain and then In the last few hundred ^aTds of the c.ourf<», they slipped out: ahead and on to -v-ictorj-. Co7TieU,h«n» to the last, but the i?olTimbia men spent find exhausted, skipped a-way until the boys from the far north-weet closing with a grand epuit. flnisheiU ahead of the Xew York cit:* cml)«9> Iana. It was r.xiher e^cpected. that Cornell, when the big race -wa« rcxwied, ¦would again sweep tlii." raoe bJbo. T8l»! betting today favored Cornell.
The varsity four -won the first ra<o»; to(;a>-  with  Penn  .second and OohuB- bia thdrd.
C-«;>rnell also won the freahmaai, eight aXter a hard race. It look«d Ilfcel a field day for CouTtney- but tfmJglhl:) the S.vra-cuse war cry Is soijndtng everjwhere. The spell of th© -nrlZBffd' of the Hudson Is broken for a, t«^ 1 minutes at Itast. That final drtva of; the Syracuse boys is something to r*- I memtier and taJk about-
Penn,  never   in tha  race  aft«r tto« st-artang  splash,   was  compltrtel-y  dja-; tanced and finished in th© -wash of fh* etewards' jac'ht.
It was .-iy.acuse's tfrst vftrst-ty -vto—1 tory since 1908. It .was some littl» time before it was rea.iized by the -t-aat^ crowds on the river's bank that S-yra- cuse had won and that the new-c-om«r from the fa,r west was "inside," but when tne official result was mega- I>hone<cl and reached everj'bodr. thft cheers of the people mingled with a pandemonium of whistles that echo¬ ed throtigh tht> sleepy fa.stne«e of thft
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M
WILSON IS NAMED
Daughter  of   President   tj*'t~  an   Ap- pointmenl   I'rom (,ov. Sulwr.
.V.ii.mv. X. v., Jur.f' '.'l —(jovernor ;?ulz«ir today appointed Mies Margaret Vv ilson. dau.ghter of the President, a member of the commispion t-. investi¬ gate the affairs and manig-'Uient of prisons aad refora'ories of the atate.
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