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I EG GATTAEt GATTAEtContinued TTA END ENDContinued
Continued from rage Oneniod One Onenlcd Onenlcd
nlcd to the wonderful raco put up b bthe by bythe bythe y
the Ottawas and as they forged op oppOsite
pOsite the great crowd of canons row rowboats rowboats rowboats
boats motor boats and the revenuecut revenuecutters rcyoimccut rcyoimccutters re onuecut
ters whistles were blown megaphones maSRphonosput megnphonesput
put into use and bells rung to cheer th the theYlotors e
victors YlotorsThere vivtorsThere
There was Us a much greater crowd cro d at theregatta the theregatta t e erelntb
regatta than on the opening day dn Averypoint Every EverypoInt
point of vantage along tlie a District river rlvcrtront rive rivefront r
front was crowded with Uh baopl 8oplq oopl and the theHighway theHighway
Highway Bridge was black bJ ck with them thomIt thornIt
It was a peculiarly fortuitous circum circumstance clrcumstanco circumstance ¬
stance that the flnhgh lino of oC all the races raceswas race racewas s
was so close to the bridge for the spec spectators speomtos spectatos ¬
tators who had points of vantage hero herohad herohad herehad
had all ail the beet bo t of It though those in inPotomac InPotomncpark isPotomac n
Potomac Potomncpark Park were all able to get u aclear uclear uclear
clear and fine view Iow of the finishIt finish finishIt
It was more like a a real regatta day in inspirit Inspirit inspirit
spirit too Along the line marked out outby outSam
by the two revenue reenul cutters of Uncle Sam Samand S Sand
and they were bright with many man colors colorswere colorswere
were a a great sroat number of craft yachtsschoorers yachts achts achtsschoonerJ
schooners tugs barges and hundreds hundredsupon hundredsupon
upon hundreds of canoes and skiffs none nonoot noneof
of them them too poor to boast a bit of bunt buntIng buntIngthat bunting
Ing Ingthat that fluttering in the gentle breeze breezelent breezelent
lent a fine and gala air to tho whole wholes whol wholscene e
s scene < eric
Gay Parties an YnclataThere Yncltts YnclttsThere Yacht YachtThere
There was ono < > no Sy party part toot had hadchartered hadcbartar hn hncharterod d
chartered cbartar d a big schooner She wa wadr was wasdraped wasdrlpoo s
draped dr pod from the themalqtruck malqtruck to > the thodoQk thodoQkwith dock dockwith
with flags and there was a band bnnd aboard aboardthat nboardthat d
that played stirring tunes for every race raceThero raceThere
There was the Portner yacht Y cht and many man manothor manyother
othor private vessels along the line of otthe ofthe
the course and between tho big boats boatseve boat boatevery s
every eve available bit of water was covered covoredwith covere coverewith d
with small craft propelled by bronzed bronzedand bronzeand d
and weirdly dressed oarsmen andwUose and wHoso wHosocrews wlloscrews fl
crews wore made up of tho grace gr e an and andbeauty d
beauty of the Washington fair sexThe sex sexThe
The paops psot + s boat rather t8thorsad sad over its ItslgnomtnlQUs itsfgnomtnK
Ignominious fgnomtnK is towingin tho night before beforeby bet ore oreb e
by b the police boat covered itself wi wiglory with withglory withgloQ th
glory yesterday ostorda Capt Forsborg directed diroctodoparatlons diroct diroctoperations od
operations from rom tho bridge and with full rullsteam fullsteam
steam ahead the Cloejia Cloe µ a kept up with th thbest the thebest thebest e <
best of them so that not only did its itspassengers Itspa5cngcrs i ipassengers
passengers see the start of every oer race racebut racebut racebut
but were close enough at tho finish to tosee toseo t tsee ° 1
see who won and how the race was won wonTho wonTho wonThe
Tho newspaper men voted hor the finesship flnost flnostship flnosthlp t
ship hlp afloat afloatAnd afloat nflo l lAnd
And it was wa at the finish that you could couldeeo cou1dflOO caul caulsee d
see how these fine oarementhe oaremon the very has hasthat jest jestthat est estthat t
that North America has hnsworked worked to make makea mak e
a n Washington holiday It was a glorious gloriousexhibition gJorlousexhibition gloriouexhibition
exhibition of brawn and muscle and Intelligonee Intel Intelligence Intelligence ¬
ligence and at the end after tho red flag flagof tIagof Ra Raof g
of the judges had dopped showing tho thorace thorace th thrace
race was over you ou could see the tiro tirooarsmen tired tiredoarsmen tiredoQrsmen d
oarsmen fall forward on their oars utter utterly utterh utterly ¬
ly h exhausted for the moment momonti almost almostfainting nlmosrfainting almosfainting C
fainting until the coxswains cOxswains dipped into intotho lototho tot tottho ° I
tho river and threw waiter w 1ter ter over them to torevive turvo t trevive o
revive rvo themIt them themIt themIt
It was it Is true a little rough yestor yesterday yestorda yestorday ¬
day da especially pocloU for the singles The wind windwas windwas win winwas d
was was dead dMdB against nst the rowers what wb t Uttlthere little littlethere Utu Ututhere a
there was of itand It and the passing of man mantugs many manytugs manytugs y
tugs and other boats up ana and down the theriver theriver th thriver °
river made the water choppy dancing In Inlittle In1Ittlo i ilittle n
little waves that thMmust must hnve put the oars oarsmen oarsmen oarsmen ¬
men on their mottle mottlePolice mottlePollee mottlePolice i
Police Service Perfect PerfectThe PerrectThe PerfectThe
The Revenuecutter Service was as per perfeet parteet perfeet
feet as as it had bn on the fttst 1U bt st day and andnot andnot an annot a1
not a single boat was was allowed within the theline thelice th thlire e
line of white flags ags that rqarked arked the course courseAnd COUfB6na cours coursAnd a
And na not the least remarkable thing about aboutthe itbout itbouttho nbo nbothe ut t
the regatta as a whole Is the fact that thE t in inspite Inspite i ispite n
spite of the crowding of the river with withevery with withov wit witevery h I
every ov sort of craft rart there was nbt on onsingle one onesingle onesingle e
single accident of consequence con equence no col collisions c01llsloM collfsions ¬
lisions no capsizes C8peh68nothlng nothing to mar the theenjoftirfent theenjoment th thenjosvnlent e 2
enjoftirfent of the best and moat success successful succosstul successful ¬
ful water holiday that Washington has hasever hasever ha S Sever 8
ever knownPromptly known knownPromptly knownPromptb
Promptly at 330 ton shells lined up up for forthe torthe to tothe r
the opening race the association lk < fJoc1atton senior seniorsculte sonlorKulis senoo r rsculls r
sculls Eleven were wore entered but at the thelast theJut th thlast ° 3
last minute F H Loppor of the Don DonBowing DonRowing Do DoRowing ° 1
Rowing Club Toronto dropped dropt > OO out ou4 At Atthe Atthe A Athe i t
the crack of the gun E B Butler Butter Argo Argonaut Argonaut Argonaut ¬
naut Rowing Club Toronto Jumped into intothe Intothe nt ntthe °
the lead Gordon of the Vespers given givenhim giving gllng g S
him a close rub The other eight scullers scullerstook scuJlerstook scullertook s 3
took things easy until a quarter ofmile of a amile aroUo 1
mile had h d been coverod when Fred Feus Feussel Feulsel Fcu Fcuset s
sel of tho IJarlem and E E Smith SmithBoston of ofBoston otBoston ° f
Boston started a spurt Butler led ledthe at atthe attho t
the mile flag with Gordon half a length lengthbehind lengthbehind len lenbehind g 1
behind Then Foiwsel cut cu out a terrific terrificclip terrificcUp torrifi C Cclip 2
clip for tho last quarter of a mile pass passing PIlMinl passlag ¬
lag inl Butler but Gordon too had spurted spurtedand spurtedand spurteand d 1
and maintained a two lengths load to tothe totho t tthe ° 5
the finish crossing cro stng an easy o s winner winnerOnly wmncrOnl winnerOnly
Only Onl four out of the seven boats on entered ontared onterod ¬
tered in the senior fouroared shells event eventstarted ecntstartedthe even evenstartedthe 1 t
started startedthe the Arundels of Baltimore BaltimoreMound Baltlmoro1Iound BaltimoreMound ° I
Mound City quartet of St Louis tho thoPotomac thoPotomaca t1 t1Potomace la 0
Potomac and the Central Rowing Club Clubof Clubor CMof b
of St Louis For tho first r t few hundreyards hundred hundredyard hundrednrd d
yard yards nrd the shells wore on even terms termsArundel tormsArundel termArundel g
Arundel spurted at the half mile an anMound and andMound andltound d
Mound City clupg tenaciously to the th Ba Battmoreana Bal Balthnorean BalthnoroaM 1
thnorean At the mile flag Potomac Potoinacsand PotOInIlCSand Potomacand 8
and Centras wore hopelessly hopelos ly In the roa roaand roar roarand rOnrand r
and tho Arunclete wore leading the theMound thoJIound t tMound ho °
Mound City Clt crow by b a n good three threelengths three1engtbs thr thrlengths ee e
lengths winning the race in a rather rathereasy ratlt ratlteasy ° ir r
easy 38 fashion in the good time of 7 min minutes mln11t08 ml n r ¬
utes 26 aocooosMueller secondsMueller seconds secondsMueller
Mueller Mueller In Poor FornrWashingtonians Form FormWashlngtonlnns FormWashingtonians
Washingtonians wore much interest interestitt interested interestedIn ad d
In the intermediate single sculls with withCarl wIthCarl wit witCarl lt 1
Carl Mueller tho Potomac crack entered enteredMueller ontered1Iu811or ontereMueller d I
Mueller was pTainly off or his hl feet for he hesoon he1I00n 1 1soon le e
soon dropped behind and fought it o owtth out outwith out1th qt
with 1th Davy Dft of the Riverside Boat Club Clubof Clubot Cl Clof ub
of Cambridge Cambrl go for last place boating the thoNew theNewEngland tl tlNew to
New NewEngland England youngster by a length lengthN
N B Jackes of the Argpnants rgpnants andKelly and J JB T Te
B e Kelly of the Vespers Ve pers Jumped Into in to
the lead after the mile Hag tI fiaghad g had h d boon boonreached boonroncled boonreached
reached and n l it was IS a abnttJo battle royal be between between beween ¬
tween t ween these two to the finish nlsh Jackes Jackeshad Jackcahall Jackesad
had h ad tho mpst mp t speed1 speed and won by three throelengths threelengths threelengths
lengths lengthsThe I ITIto 1 1The
The quadruple senior scull shells shellsbrought 8hel1sbrought shellsbrought
brought out oula a thrilling encounter be between betweon bettween ¬
tween the two crack Now York crews crewsNassaus crlWSNa9llnus crewsNassau
Nassau and the New York Athletic AthleticClub th1etl th1etlClub
Club For tho first threequarters of a amile amllo
mile both prows were on even terms and andthe andthe andhe
t the he men wore hitting hlttlnJ up a a thirtyflveto thirtyfivetothe thirtyflvetothemlnuto thlrtY1hetotheminute
themlnuto the minuto stroke with wonderful pre precision precision preision ¬
cision c ision To many it looked like a dead deadheat deall110at colicboat
j heat but the Nassau quartet managed managedto
t to o put moro moro power behind thejr strokes strokesand strokesRnd strokesand
a and when ben the mile flag was reached reachedthey rc readtektthey ch l lthey
they forged ahead slowly slowl but surely At Atno Atno Atno
r no time was there open water between betweenthe betwf > rn rnthe
t the crews and the spectators cheerelloudly cheerel cheeredloudly cheerelloudl
j loudly loudl as tho quartet shot into the home homestretch homestrotch homestrotcil
a stretch Nassau had the most power and andcrossed andcrossed andcrossed
crossed tho line a winner by a scant scanthalflength scanthnllongth
j halflength halflengthMcliruof hnllongthMehrhof haltlengthMehrhof
Mehrhof Wins Jns Great Race RaceOf Rnc RncOf
Of all tho sensational sen aUonn1 finishes the thechampionship thechampionship thechampionship
championship < senior single sculls was wasabout WASabout wasabout
i about the very best ever Mehrhof beat beatout beatout beatout
out < Fred Shepherd Shepherd by b a second actuallimo actual actualtime actualtlmo
t time The race was scheduled to In Includo Includo n nelude
c cludo Mehrhof Nassau Nassau Boat Club New NewDorando NewYork NewYork
1 York Shepherd Harlem Rowing Club Clu1Dorando ClubDorando
I Dorando Miller MUler2ow Now York Athletic Club Cluband Cluband Cluband
a and Gordon of f the Vespers Philadel Philadelphia PhUndllphla Philadelphia ¬
I phia The last named quit at tho half halfmile hal halmUe hailmile
mile mark leaving only onl three to fight itout it itout Itout
c out out Mehrhof Jumped into an early load loadbut loadbut loadbut
1 but Miller and Shepherd fouled each eachothor onc11othor
othor and it was necessary necessnr for another anotherstart anoth another anotherstart r rstArt
start startTho stArtTho
Tho second time the crews got awayMehrhof away awayMehrhof awn awnlIehrhot
Mehrhof again Jumped into the lead leadwith lORdwith
with Shepherd pressing him close When Whentho Whenthe Vhentho
j tho mile flag was reached Dorando Miller Millerwas Millerwas
w was as unable to stand Btana tho terrific paceand pace paceand JMlCCand
t and stopped rowing leaving Shepherd Shepherdand Shopherdand Shepherdand
t and Mehrhof to fight fight it out Tho latter latterwas latterwas latterhas
A was leading at that that t lat stage tage by a good goodlength goodlongtll
1 length but during the final 200 yards yardsShepherd ards ardsShepherd
J Shepherd cut loose with a burst of speed speedthat peedthat
1 that brought him within a boat length lengthof jengtl1 jengtl1or
c of his antagonist with less than twenty twentyShepherds twentyyards
3 yards to go Inch by Inch the prow oC ofhepherds oCShepherds
i Shepherds S shell forged orgoo ahead and had hadtho hadtho hadthe
1 tho finish line been two yards lards farther fartherback fartherback
back b ack ho would have won Mehrhofs Mehrhofslead lrohrhotslead Mehrhot e
lead was loss than a quarter of a boat boatlength boatlength
1 length and according to the official time timohe tlmohe timehe
1 he won by exactly one second secondPotomncN secondPotomncl
Potomac Put l utU Up Splendid Fight FlRhtThe FhbtThe FightThe
The real race of tho day senior eight eightoored eightoared tlghtOftred
oared shell In which the Potomacs Potomacsboat
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boat crew ere was entered ent ored red proved a disap disappointment dlsappolntmont disnppolntmont ¬
polntmont to Washingtonians 1ashlngtonlnn as the thelocal tholocal
local shell was forced to bring up the therear therear therear
i rear after putting up a a beautiful plucky pluckyrace pluck pluckrace
race raceOttawa I IOttawa
Ottawa Rowing Rowln Club of Canada car carried catrlOd ¬
clod T ied iedgonauts oft the first honors with ith tho Ar Argonauts Argonauts ¬
gonauts second secondThis socondThl8 aocandThis
This race was easily eaFJfI the most spectac spectacular poetacular ¬
ular of the th day da Tho winners wore bare barely OOI OOII barely ¬
ly I three lengths ahead of the tallenders tallendersat tallondersat
at the flntahIt finish finishIt flnl h hIt
It was Anybodys victory for the first firstquarter firstI
quarter mile so S closely wore the live J18019WS livecrews lh e eorews
crews bunched A few yards later the theOttawas theOttawas
Ottawas shot Into the lead with the Ar Argonautt Argonaut Argonautai
gonautt 8 close asternAt astern asternAt astornAt
At the th threequarters nag the Ottawas Ottawaswere Ottawaswere
were rowing smoothly and hitting up upforty upforty
forty strokes a minute The Argonaut Argonautalso Argonaut8alo
also increased their speed peal and a battle battleroyal battlAroyal battleroyal
royal ensued Slowly SlowJ but surely surol the Ot Ottawa ¬
larva eight Ight tightened ttS tonod their grip on fir first firstplace firti xt xtpiece
place and forged ahead winning the rare raseby rarey ralob
b by y a good sized length lengthThe lengthThe lengthThe
The encouraging feature of the Pnto Pntomacs PPt1mtlcs Pt Ptlases
macs work was the bulldog tenacity tenacitywith tennclt tenncltwith tenn ftb
with which Glendons Glendon oarsmen stuck to totheir tQtheir
their tasks There was not a quitter In Inthe I
the boat boot and and when the finish nish llnewis line Wi WicroMOd was
crossed each oarsman had gone the limit
j jgiving Ighlng
giving every over ounce of strength he posj POSI POSII nos
eased in the struggle struggleMany struggloMan
Many Man of the exports fXpertsolnJmod claimed that owing owingto owingto owingto
to the shallow soono water the Potomars war j
at a great disadvantage and could rot1 rot1hit not nothit I Ihit
hit up their best speed The local oarsmen oarsmcnwro oarsmen oarsmenwere
were given the inside course next to tt tho theseawall j
seawall > > i iTho a
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The last event e ont of the day da was as the thl In Intermediate intermedlate
termedlate fouroared touroaredsholl four oarodsholl shell race and outof out outof
of five entries only onl three started They ThfYwero Theywere
were the Vesper Jlper Boot Club of PhllauVl Phlla f > l lphla
phfa the Central Boat Club of St St Louis Louisand Loutsand
and tho Mound City Clt Boat Club of the thesame thesnme thesome I
same place This event was not pulled pullpdort
off until 7 oclock tho reason for this thIsdelay
delay being on account of the numerous numt us uscan008
canons and launches spreading out on thp thpcourse thpcourse
course and it was half llal an hour before bttor bttorthe
the revento cutters tender and the police pOlireboats
boats were able to got the various craft raft raftback
back of the lines lInosB linesBy
By B running tho race earlier In the dayall day dayall daran
all of this trouble would have been beenaverted
averted but coming as it did after the thefo thefeature
feature fo turo event tho senior eight shell race racethe racethe racethe
the crown thought the races were over overand overand overand
and took the warnings arnlngs to the contrary oontrar oontraras
as a ft huge Joke which served only onl only to tonmke tomake
make them go farther out over the UIOcourSe
course courseBut
t tDut
But to get back to tfio race The con contest cont68t
test from the start was a pudding for forthe Corthe
the Vesper bunch they thO taking the lead leadat loadat and
at the start and wore never in danger of ofbeing ofbolngheaded
bolngheaded being headed At the halfmile post they theyworo theylocos
were four lengths to spare over tho thoMound thoMound
Mound City aggregation who were sec second socond ec
ond with Central d a close cJo e third and gajn ga1nIng
ing steadily tOlldlh tOlldlhnetting
netting In St Loots Lively LivelyBecause Lhel LhelBecause
Because of tho betting in St St Louis on onthe ontho onthe
the outcome of the race between therival the thorival tborival
rival organizations the interest centered centereddown
down to these two crows and as they the3oswept
swept along over the course the air aircchod
echoed with the cheers cl1 ers of the water tatorbleachers
bleachers The two crows kept the same sameposition sameposition
position all through the race with Mound MoundCity MoundCIt
City CIt in advance by b nearly a a length but butthe butthe
the lastnamed eight mistook a post near nearthe nearthe nearthe
the finish for the end of the race and be before beforo ¬
fore they could discover their mistake mistakeand mistakeand
and get their shell underway underwa their rivals
PLAYED PROMINENT PART PART IN TH THE POTOMAC REGATTA I
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wore in n the load by half a length and andthe andthe andthe
the two crossed the line in n this position positionA
A fitting exhibition brought to a a close closatho clOl clOltho closethe
tho greatest regatta ever hold under tho thoauspices thoaUtlptec theauspices
auspices of the National Association of ofAmateur ofAmateur ofAmateur
Amateur Oarsmen and that was a match matchbetween matchbetween matchbetween
between the crews of the two revenue revenuecutter rOenuecuttor revenuecutter
cutter tenders tond rli Apache and Onondaga Onondagawhich Ono Onondagawhich dl1ga dl1gawhich
which were furnished turnls ed by the government governmentto
to patidl the course coutse and keep order orderAfter orderACter orderAfter
After a thrilling race which would have havedone havedono havedono
dono Justice to any an one of the fouroared fouroaredshells fouroaredshells fouroaredshells
shells tho Apache quartet managed to toIOBO tolore
lore 00 the trail of the Onondaga bunch and andearned andcarnrd andearned
earned their hardfought reward rewarda a case caseof case caseot caseof
of Milwaukees lmw ulcoes beat best whloh was as put up
by b the captains of tho respective boats boatsThe bOfltsTIle boatsThe
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The Social Oyster O tcr Club was out outforce in inforce Inforce n
force yesterday csterdn afternoon in a two twomast twomasted mas mased t ¬
ed schooner schooncrand and a tug tUI at t the final races raceson raceson rac racon e s
on the Potomac P tomnc They had hn Bovellos BovellosGreater BovellosOrea Bovell BovellGreater ° s
Greater Orea ter Washington band ban withthem with them and andthe andthe at atthe d
the band did Its share to make makethe the occa occasion occasion oc ocSian ca ¬
cacs
sion enjoyable tnjo blc by playing the classl classland classics classicsand cJsslcsand cs
and popular airs Their Th lr boat was beauti beautifully boauUtult boau t t tfully ¬
fully tult decorated and they maintained a aposition aI nposition
I position on the river hear near tho finishing finishingflag flnlshlngflag finishingflag
flag Jerry Jcrt Murphy was master of cero ceremonies ceromonlciJ ¬
monies anti anc he h announced the thewlnnors winners of ofthe o othe ofthe
the events en nts as they the occurred occurredThe occurrcd occurrcdThe occurredThe
The nembershlp ncm bershlp of ofthe the club Is mdo uplargely up uplargely i ilargely
largely of employes of the Bureau of ofEngraving ofEngralog ofEngraviog
Engraving and Printing and they tho have havea
a clubhouse at Twelfth street and Rhode RhodeIsland RhodeIslanr RhodeIslamn
Island avenue northeast northeastPLOT northeastPLOT I i Ii IPLOT
PLOT TO INJURE VESPERS VESPERSSHELL VESPERSSHELL SPERS SPERSSHELL
SHELL FOUND OUT IN TIME TIMEThe TIMEThe TIMEThe
The story going the rounds lest night nightto nighttcf nighttar
to tar the effect that some some one had maliclously mali maliciously mallcwush ¬
ciously covered the bottom b ttom of the Vesper VesperBoat VesperB VesperBoat
Boat B at Clubs senior eight shell with shel shellac shellac shellac
lac was discredited by b E J T Hartmann Hartmanncaptain Hartmanncaptain Hartmanncaptain
captain and No No3 3 on the crew crewIt crewIt crewIt
It is true that we discovered a tittleshellac tittle littleshellac tittleshellac
shellac on the leather I ather coverings to our ourIOuS
oars Just before the race he saldbut sold but
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it t was found out In time so as to pre prevent prevent
vent any injury to our chances of win winning winning
ning ningThe
The beat crow won and that Is Is allthere all allthen1 anthr
there thr is to it Mr Hartmann repliedwhen replied repliedhl
when hl interviewed Intorvl wo but evening at the theArlington theArlington theArlington
Arlington Hotel I told my men not to toBay tosay
say anything about It arguing rEUlnJ that any an7body
body who would stoop to do anything anythingso anythinso g
so low as that would probably do some somethng someth
thng th ng even worse w rsc It rosily ro Hy amounted t tnothing to tonothing1 tonothing o
nothing nothing1ZAPPONE nothingZAPPONE nothingZAPPONE
ZAPPONE AWARDS PRIZES PRIZESTO PRIZESTO PRIZESTO
TO THE WINNING OARSMEN OARSMENLast OARSMENLaet OARSMENLast
Last night at the Arlington Hotel the themedals thomedals th thmedals 0
medals cups and banners put up by the theN theN th thN e
N A A 0 O were given to those who had hadwon hadwon ha hawon d
won them by Claude R R Zappone trees treesurer treasurer tr > fts ftsurer ¬
urer of oCthe the National Association l5t OClaUon of Ama Amateur Ama Amateur Amatour ¬
teur Oarsmen Counties a speeches wor worin woro woroIn werGIn a
In order and the Uleevenlng evening was broughta brought to toa 10A
a very vtr successful es ful dOle by songs an ancheers dnd dndcheers nd ndchecrs d
cheers from the various clubs clubsMany elubBranv
Many ranv of the oarsmon left tho city ° Ky Kynight lut lutnlqht laa laanight t
night for their homes so as to be able ableto ableto alai alaito e
to resume their duties early oorl Mondamornjng Monday Mondaymornjng Monda Mondamornlng y
mornjng but the majority will remain remainover remainover remai I Iover
over until Sunday Sunda evening so as to go goaround get getaround getaround t
around and visit 1 It tho points of interest In Inthe Inthe 1 1the n
the District By Monday MoJll the last 88t of the thenumeraire thenumeroue th thnumerous °
numerous clubs which helped to make makethe maketho makhe e
the regatta one of the most sueceaf socce sUCeeMrul sUCeeMrulIn efcl efclin ul
in the annals of Ute N A A O OwIU will have havedeparted havedeparted hay haydeparted S
departed fcr their destinations do UnaUons and with withthe wi withe 101 101the th
the leaving of the last club an an end will willbe wittbc ni nibe
be brought to the boat bo t regatta ever held heldsouth heldsouth h hsouth ° hi
south of Now York YorkREGATTA Yorkt YorkREGATTA YorkREGATTA
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REGATTA OFFICERS REELECTED REELECTEDAll R ELECTED ELECTEDAll
All officer of the National ntlonalAII ntlonalAIIl As Asoelntion A AKoclntion
Koclntion l of Amateur Amnt ur Onrnmcu Onrnmcud OnltieuWCre Onrsnienrere
WCre reelected d at a meeting of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the newly selected aelc ccl executive ex uthc com committee cgDlmltre committee ¬
mittee at the Arlington Arllnpt ° n at noon noonyenterdnjv noonterdn noonyesterdny
yenterdnjv yenterdnjvJames yesterdnyJames terdn terdnfameI
James IMIkln Iilkington ton on of New Yorkpresident York Yorkprenldcnt Y rl rlprellhlent
president J Charles Prcliienilnnz Prcliienilnnzof
of Ihlladclphln vfee l prc president prell1dcnt1oudC presidentClaude tdent tdentClaude
Claude 1oudC Znpj ZapIJOUe > one of Wnr n Rliltln > i In gton gtontreasurer ton tonI tont tonttreasurer t
I treasurer anti Fred Fortmcycr Fortmcycrof Fortmereof
of NT Ne > r York secretory lretnry arc nr themen the themen theDln
men selected to serve another anotherterm anotherterm anotherterm
term In their respective offices ofllceflUSE om officesa officesUSE
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USE OF AEROPLANES IN INWAR INWARSlJcntlftenU WAR WARXothlni WARNothing
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Purpose to Mnke Iake Them Dangerous DnnRcronwMr Dnn eroul eroulMr
Mr Hiram Maxim has always re rei rcgardcd regarded
i gardcd highly hlgh1 the possibilities of drop dropi dro droaping p
i aping ping explosive from aeroplanes upon the thedecks thedfkq th thI a
I decks of o battle ships announces the thetNew theNew th thNew e
tNew New York Times Tlm Times s Tho achelvemont achetvemontGlenn of ofGlenn atGltnn
Glenn H Curtis in hitting a simulated simulatedbattle slmulntedI simulatebattle d
battle batt1 ship with a a weight dropped from fromn froma fro r rheight m
I n height of nine hundred feet during his hisexperiments hise ht htexperiments s
e experiments at Hammondsport for our ourneighbor ou ouneighbor r
neighbor the World may ma well excite th thInterest the theInterest theInttrest e
Interest of naval and mllltify mlU experts expertsand expertsand S Sand
and of the friends of peace Possibly Possiblysuch POS8lbl POS8lblsuch Poselblsuch y
such experiments will m lead ultimately ultimate to tothe tothe t tthe °
the fulfillment of Tennysons T nn sons prophecyFort prophecy prophecyFor
For 1 Fort or I dips d1 nia4otbefNtiireasfarasbse5sq nia4otbefNtiireasfarasbse5sqcould iato the fitters fa htnt as far as hwaftB a Q eye eyecould Qecould °
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Fran l Jrom > om th the Nations XaU airy ml saslee me s crapplfctg in the theceotnl t tCftIttaI tcestral
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the thunder tltlt ler Kona KonaTill tam tamTill mI mInil
Till the war draw throbbed no O le lesce ecr cad a cadbatik d the thebatU Utebattko t > ie
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In the parliament parlla of RMM IiI the federation of the theA theWWd U b
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A fleet of a thousand dynamitedrop dynamitedropping dnornltedropping p ¬
ping airships may be built at less cost costthan costUton ca at
than one battle ship What chance chancewould chancewould than ce
would a dreadnought have hnvethough though its itssearchlights Itssenrchllghts it itsearchlights s
searchlights swept the skies and the air airscreamed airI al t
screamed with shrapnel against a multi multitude multitude I ¬
I tude of winged opponents let loose above aboveits aboveits ahoy ahoyits a
its decks at night Suppose 1t it t bonus brought broughtthreefourths broughtthreefourths ht
threefourths of them down Would not notone notone nc ncone of
one of the remainder remolngel rrmain er perform Its de destructive destruct1c d e ¬
structive mission missionA
A sharpshooter shar hooter could easily easU pick a off offMr offMr 11
Mr Curtiss before his machine could couldswoop couldswoop cos Id
swoop over a real battle ship besides besidesdisabling besidesdisabling beside s
disabling his engine and steering gear gearNo gearNo sea r
No formidable bomb can be made to de detonate detonate di ¬
tonate by contact contu t No aeroplane can be bepoised beplsOO
poised in the air and its speed at high highaltitudes hllhaPItudes hi hiaPitudes gh
aPItudes out of range r ge of accurate gun gunfire gunfiro gutfire ¬
fire would preclude its dropping one onetwo or ortwo ortwo
two bombs with certainty ccrtalnt Battle shi shilnay ships shipsmay shipsma ps
may ma scorn the attacks of aeroplanes aeroplanesthey as asthey asthey
they arc at present present pr sont constructed and andmaneuvered andmaneuvered as d
maneuvered But almost every over import important Important t ¬
ant Invention has shown consistent c nslsteut de developement devclopement di divelopement
velopement There Is nothing scientifi scientifically sclntlflcall scientl f 1 ¬
cally call impossible about the ultimate per perfection perCectlon pe r ¬
fection of this soaring menace to the thearmored thoarmored t U
armored fleets of war warLargest J JLargest
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Boy Struck Stl lck by y Train andBurled and andHurled andtll
Hurled tll cd Into Int 0 Creek CreekRESCUED CleekRESCUED GrcekRESCUED
RESCUED BY A PASSENGER PASSENGERGeorJe PASSENGERGeorge
George Dawson Knocked I Dockel from Hall Railway
way 0 Bridge Bridge While Fishing IsIiekcd In InPicked litIJcked
Picked Up UrtconnclouH Uncon cious lii In Six Feet Feetof lettor
of VnterJobn Water John Reed Crow Diesat Dies Diesat
at the City O t HoMpItnl HOllltnlXe1T1I XCTTS Notes Xotear NotesS oteJl oteJli
r i dinton l1nton EnUJjt SS King rtreet treet Alexandria AlesandriaVa AlexandriaSa AlaandrlaVa
Va is authorized < scant II c at ad carrier for The Waab Waabtartan Wa WahI h hInstoa
tartan hI Herald The Herald tilt ffl be doHrered daftjand dallj dalljand < WI WIand
and Sunday 8u 1 to any address in 1 Alexandria for fortenu torttnU u utents
tents a month monthW
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ICtac Street StreetAlexandria SheetAlexandria staticAlexandria
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George Dawson Daw Dawsonflfteen on fifteen CtcGA years yolB old son of ofGeorge orGeorge ofGeorge
George Dawson of New Alexandria Alox ndrla was wasstruck wasstruck wasstruck
struck by 1i the trailer of a northbound northboundtrain northboundtrain northboundtrain
train and thrown Into Hunting Creek CreekA CreekA
A negro passenger on th the train gave gavean gavean gavean
a an alarm and Robert Arnold of New NewAlexandria NewAlexandria NewAlexandria
J Alexandria a passenger jumped jUJ Pocl over overboard overboard overboard ¬
l board and and brought Dawson ashore The Thelad Thelad Thelad
lad was clinging to a pile adjoining thebridge the thebridge thebridge
bridge J and wag only onl partially consciousDawson conscious consciousDawson conselolJ8Dason
Dawson was brought to Alexandria Hos Hospital HHpltal I3eepltal ¬
E pltal where his hl injuries were dressedafter dressed dressedafter dreHedafter
a after which he wan taken home He Helives Helrvos Heves
lives li ves with withhg hte parent at New Alexan Alexandria Alexandria ¬
dria HIs Hl8father father to J employed by the theelectric theelectrlc thelectric
electric e railway t81 ay company companyJohn compuJohn
John John R Reed d Cross Cro nrcntyftve se years jars oldclad old oWdied olddJad
died last night at the Alexandria Hoe Ho Hopltal H Hpilot os
pltal after aftera it a long illness He Wm Was a car carpenter carpentor carneuter ¬
neuter and wa was vaa athe the the len of the late New Newmtm Newmln Newmien
mien Cross Mr Cross was a civil war warveteran warvetoran wa r
veteran Funeral arrangements have not notbeen DOtbeen
been completed completedThe completedThe t tThe p
The funeral fJnoral f floral of Walter W er D b TrIauorot Trtonyer ion ionof
of John H Trlmyer who tho died yesterday yesterdayafternoon r rda rdaatornoon Y
afternoon at his home at BraddecHeights Braddock BraddockHeights BraddockHelghta k
Heights will take piac pla piece at i oclock to tomnrrow tol1olJrrow
morrow afternoon from th U the afetbedbProtestant Matho Mat1MHllat Mat1MHllatProtestantChu tet tetProtestant t
Protestant ProtestantChu Church k R Rev r j JL M Holmes Holmespastor H8tmeputor
pastor p astor will 111 officiate Trimyer ws eight eighteen elghtcen ¬
eon years old sidd anti had been inIll h health healthIOhb alth altha h
a along long while whileFuneral whileFuneral whileFuneral
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Funeral services for Mr Mrs Mary ltIq J Berry Berrywho Berryho Bar
who ho died yesterday yerd at bar TMm holes to St StElmo StElmo S t
Elmo Alexandria County Coant took itfee PIece at
3 oclock this U hIs te afternoon Rear J W WLangford WLaagCrdp
Langford LaagCrdp pastor < < stor of the Del Ray Ita Ba Baptist BaptistChurch BaIKiatChurch A 1
Church ofHcfatcd Mrs Berry Ber was riot riotyears sixty sixtyyears sixtyyears ty tyon
years old Three daughters < kn ght rs and one son sonsurvive 80ftStlr1ve on
survive
A meeting meettngt of the Holy Name Society Societywfll Sec Secnail f
nail 01 be held 1I000at at t a oclock cleek tomorrow toMerTO tomarrowat ulsfct ulsfctat Jdgtatat t
at the Young YoungJlea Meaa Soie SoUlty SCHIIJI iitr iitrHail Lar L IJc MKii MKiiHall m mHall A
Hall An atldrow addr win be made e by tJt iiireverend the thereverend tJtreverend k
reverend director dlre ror of Wa Washington WashingtonPortsmouth Mnyton MnytonPortaniouth ldnatone ldnatonportsn
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Portsmouth portsn outh Company pall No N 4 of Ports Portsmouth PIN1 PIN1mouth P a ffi e emouth ¬
mouth v wIlt attend the State S te are 4romens aremen ills illsmens ffie e
mens men convention here h r n next xt w week ek Th They Theywill T e eWill I Iwill T
will bring with JUt thorn fiftylhw tiny men menEkiward Jft8ILEdward mooEdward
Edward C Haynes has h parchascd from fromGeorge tronaGeorbe h hGeorge
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An Incident in t the Life fe of a 3Inn 3InnTvltK Jlnnwith Ma Mawith n
with a n Liking Llkln for Chickens ClilckennAimer ChlckenAlmer ChickensAbner
Aimer steed upon on ODe foot back oT etudges r the thejudges thejudges 1
judges j barn and was 8 glad that the night nightwas BIghts 1
was s dark and that the darkness matched matchedhis DMltchoohis matchh matchhhis 1
his complexion compl6 1on almost almo t to a shade ilbad say saythe says saysthe 7S 7Sthe s 3
the Dallas News NewsUp NesUp NewsUp
Up In tho Wg house the lights had cI goae PMout 0 s i iout
out but Abtaets Abn A r8 s present reBoot totenUoas and andexisting awlexieUng a ii iiexisting 1
existing frame rame of mind made his ears de deceive deolo doeive ¬
ceive olo him himCertainly himCertatnl
Certainly Certatnl he had hoard something The Thechicken Thechicken Tb e 8
chicken houses wore not locked ked He Heknew Heknow Ii e e
know that because everybody in the theneighborhood UtenelEhborho e
neighborhood knew the judge depended dependedon d de peAded peAdedon l 1
on Don and Major Maj r to protect the fowls fowlsDon owJ owJDon
Don and Major though ho happened to toknow toknoW 0
know had followed fOIloed Bill Denials to town townand 1011and
and logically wouldnt be back before beforeearly before08rl e
early 08rl milking time timeAbncr UrneAbner fluteAbner
Abner listened fearfully with his sneak sneaking SReakIng saes ¬
ing nineteenyearold soul a asrolnor < ftrfvor with withfears wftkCears n + ii iifears
fears Then he cautiously cautious stepped steppe soft softly soltI softly ¬
ly I toward the chicken house houseWith houseWith houseWith
With his hand on the teteh he listened listenedagain Meteaedagain hIst esed
again Then he slipped within withinAlmost wSthlnAlmost
Almost ImmedIAte Immediately from the st starose stable stablearose sta1 sta1arOlie
arose a most unholy unhol noise a a trumpet trumpetblast tnnnpetblast trmn trmnblast let
blast that shattered the stillness st IR as a ahammer ahammor 1
hammer shatters a pane of gleesErhongk glass glassErhonglg gla glaErhongk
Erhongk erhongk Erhonn > rbonnink rbonninkIt D gk gkIt k kIt
It was merely morel a mule but to Abner K Kseemed ItJleemed t
seemed something between betw n a demon de a and anda anda d 4a
a locomotive He butted about in the thechicken thechicken C 10 10chicken
chicken house and knocked down a wh whole wholeroost it itroost al Is Isroost
roost The noise became deafening dKooIBlThere
There was a mighty mlgh scrambling cack cackling cacklinG ¬
ling flutter of fowls a rending of book broken brokenwood brokltDwood n
wood Abner seeking the door jtl jammed jammedhie jam jamhie niMed A
hie head against the the wall waitLights wallLlgh
Lights Llgh ts began to spring up in the big bigwhite bigwhite 5
white house and an opening doer showed showedthe aftowedthe show id d
the judge udgo himself scantily attired in a anightgown anightgown
nightgown and bearing a doublebarreled doublebarreledgun ed d
gun gunBang
Bang bang roared the gunHere gun gunHere n nHere
Here Don Here Major roared the thejudge Utejudge
judge racing barelegged toward toal the thechicken tbechlclren Lb e
chicken houses housesBut housosBut
But Abhor was outside now and std racing racingfor radngCor radii S
for life itself He plunged plungedlnt8 into the creek creekbottom creekbottom eras erasbottom k
bottom and ran madly madlbttteclng battering him himself hlmselt hi m t ¬
self against the trees sinking into the themud themud
mud to his ankles and finally 8Uy reached reachedhis reach reachhis ed d I Ibls
his home hom and crawled into the cot he hecalled bitcalted I
called his his bed bedYou bedYou
You Abnor Abnort called his mother from fromthe tromthe fro m n
the other room what dat noise up f t de dejudges dejud e
judges judgesHowd jud e8 e8Howd
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In a great cr BOOM on FOroot Hill a aDue are ve
Due Ea East t Chrveluid Capt Eva Evans Evanshighly K EnsIaIPIly n nhighly
highly educated ed ted young YOU and beautifulIs beautiful altUrul altUrulIs
Is awaiting 8ItiA < < an asatcnment to take charge enargeof ehargeoC
of a Salvation Army Arm poet in some IIOm city dtYof cityof
of Onto ObbCaptain OntoCaptain 0bJ0Captain
Captain Erins has Just returned fromabroad from frombroad fromabroa4l
abroad broad where she had been in ocitocL ocitocLAM sc bocl boclAll 1ocLAll
All her life has need devoted to thepropel the theproper
proper trataic trahdq to mike mek her a Salvation Sa1atJotlArwQr SalvationArmy
Army leader r to nt her to go out Into Intothe Intottae intolb
the lb shuns and byways bywa of a great city IU to toextend toext toextend
extend ext a helping Ipi c hand to the men turdwomen and andwomen anelWOIDeQ
women who have fallen Calle by the tb wayside waysideand waysideand andde anddeaDel
and to aid to reclaiming rfde the thei great greatarmy
i army r of children who are growing gro up in inftgaorsace faaDd inignoraasea
ftgaorsace a aDd d povertyThe poverty POVertyTho
The young womao woman scarcely K eely more than tbaDt1eGtT
twenty has an Ideal It has nothing notlln notllnto nothingto +
to do with itb th the question of woman auf sure
frame rage e She doesnt hope to evangel evaneeliae evaneeliaethe evaratrelitethe ixe ixethe
the world She has no hopes of swayingraft swaying saytnr8JM
vast 8JM audiences or of becoming beeomt a famous famousrmvallat famousrevivalist
revivalist Capt Evans ETa has one greatambition great greatambition CTMtabllkNL
ambition She wants to help people And Andthat Andtbat Andthat
that Is s her ideal tbe sum and substance ub6tanceor
of her dream drecut1It
It will 111 be hard I know she said saidlast td
teat 18 t night at her home There will be besome
some who will scoff Others may laugh laughbut I laughbut h h1MIt
but those t o e who stop and listen must
bo m hi need of a ware w wnr rd s help a chance chanceto chanceto chanceto
to start again or a bit of encourage encouragement encou encoumeat encoura > se
meat If I can glue ft them that if f I can canhelp canbeip canhell
help some one even a little I will m sue suecced suceeecl sueOre
cced ccedOne eeeclOae
One thinks of a Salvation Army Arm leader leaderaa enderas
aa a stern woman preaching the t M word wordof wordoC wordof
of God on street tnet leornen corners and relentlessly relentlesslycalUotr re1entle 81y 81yealllac
calUotr upon the passersby to pt profess professtheir prole ofess ofesstheir a atb
their tb faith But Capt Evans is not notstarR astern a astern
stern w woman man She fs s a young girl with witha
a a taeaithof wealth w lt of o light brown hair and great eat eateves
eyes which leh have a habit of lighting upwhen up upwhen upwbeA
when she speaks of her work And she sheVtoo sheable
Vtoo able ha laM alt A idea The Idea is as simple simpleas simplethe
as the ideal kIet It is > a to help people bod bodI hod11y
My at first and to t save their souls after afterW afterMJa atterald afternlard
I nlard W ald
MJa Miss Evans wa vie educated m In a a high highschool hJ hJschoel highschool
school at Boston D Later she was grad graduated sradUte4I gradtram
hated from r a a business college and then th ft mtook I II
I took a course e > > UIW at Dwfeht L 1 Moody MoochsI bioodya a
I school at Northneid Mass After Aft r leav leaving Ivi leaviag ¬
i ing there the young woman went ent to Lon LonI
don and acid studied settlement work In InClapteu n np
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Clapton A few months ago she ph was s sI
I made a captain abl and took charge cbar of ofCOlps a a
corps at Goodmays a settlement in Lon London LoDdn Loaden ¬
don denI g
< I slnadflered shuddered when Mn I Ant put oa my myuniform myunlCwm
uniform and faced a crowd she sh said saidI
I knew there were men D and women womenin w vaatstenin n nIn
in the crowd who might bt scoff or Jau JauBut laugh
But when I looked into their faces and andkat
know kat they needed help I took courage coura couraI
I will never be timid again lIP In And the thepoverty thepoverty
poverty and ad wretyhednese wret ret hedDe86 which exist exJatthereno
thero thereno no one ae caa realize itIt it itIt ItIt
It te a beautiful thing to be of use useto useto 1Mto
s
to soma one and I think that the Salva Salvation
lion Army is the best medium for my mywork
work I love U dearly cJearl and even e though thoughmy thoughIUJ thoughlay
my name may nevtr be e known I will 111 111laaYe
have reacted my ro ideal IdMlt if la a quiet way wayI
I make men RUnt and women somewhere bet better
ter citizens cltl dtizetis and better Christians ChristiansColored ChrlstIanaColored ChristiansColored
Colored velvets are to be popular this thisfall
fall The favorite color to s brown Others Othersinclude au auIncJudo
include bronze steel navy and royal royalblue royalblue rode rodeblue
blue
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