LATEST NEWS OF THE) WORLD BY TELEGRAPH ANlT CABLE j^r:" 11 Increased to a full length. Yale art pt- ecl a soccUler stroke, but she could not turned to a state of tumult. The So¬ overcome Harvard's lead. cialists, surrounding M. Van Den Reaching for the tinish flag the tide SAFE ROBBERY THE TROUBLE Pooreb'oom with clinched lists, de¬ caught tin? Harvard shell and swerved nounced him. Ab the tumult Increased it woefully. The little coxswain had the Chamber rose his head about him, however, and with A NOTH1: 1I CON KL l CT. Kreut skill worked his way back Into IN In were CUBA IN BELGIUM the meantime the streets line and shot down toward the boat. judgos' filled by a shouting mob. which event¬ ually gathered in from of the War Harvard crossed the finish line a Yale Loses Three Races in Three In Ministry, where a cordon of police and whirlwind, rowing beautifully, six and Major Acosta. One of the Socialists Hurl gendarmes with drawn swords at¬ u half lengths t«j the good- Yale finish¬ Robbers, Anathemas at a The Sad Case of Mrs. Lizzie M. ed in tempted to disperse the rioters. Hours, fairly good shape, but her men Orders have been issued prohibiting wit.' somewhat depressed. In terms of Captured. Government Minister. street assemblies Ellis. minutes Harvard bail won her grand to-night. AND WIND race In 20 minutes. 62V4 seconds, while MAN V PERSONS INJURED. IDEAL WATER Yale crossed the line in 21 13 HE MAKES A CONFESSION At the conclusion of a great meeting minutes, "VIVE LA . seconds. REPUBLIQUE" in the Town Hall this evening thous¬ VISITED BY HER FATHER ands attempted to cross the Grande After Elsrlit Tcunor I>efc»»t til© Klu- A STEAMER NnyaThere Wore Rnb- Place, in which the Town Hall stands- SINKS. Twenty.mite, Prime n In Inter Tan Don roorrkonui The gendarmes With drawn The Deacrtcd V|b Who Killed. Her Ueiiln of «°nuibrl- olllcer was severely Blabbed with a rd by iheAwfnl (nLuiiiij i.nFjcrt I.cn'tctlia Alioiwl of Tlirlr Compel* Chicago, Jun 29..The steamer (nvniry the Mar¬ ^ourluv Hill* For publique.Klus Leopold Conaulta shoemaker's kn'.fe. Volunteer Their -Serviere-A sine, Itors-A l'rctiy tontest. garet Otwill, owned by M. P. Smith, of Tb.- riet- rs, ön b dispersed, as¬ Forty OutIntra. Wltb lllnr Cleveland, went down In the sto^m off Mlntatera. sembled at another :>oint. A large teal uro-city UtoDeht Up. Hake crowd gathered in the [lue Royale, I.orain. Erie, last night. Twelve tearing up the paving si >nes and using (By.Telesraph to VIrginlan-Pilot.) people were lost. Including Captain these as Finally the civil (By Telegraph to Vlruinlan-rilot.) (T>y to missiles. (Special to Vlrglm:in-Pllot.> New London, Conn., June 29..Har¬ John Brown, his wife anil .-son. find Miss T'!rr:rapii Vlrclnian-Pllot.) guard was ordered out to relieve the a The of June 'J!>..Advices June 10..Mrs. Lizzie won of the boat Baldwin, passenger. OSwlll, Havana, received Brussels, Juno 29..The 'storm of ver¬ police. Richmond, Vn. vard all races to-day 551 tuns, was to M. bound from Kelly's is¬ here from Guanajay to-day say Majori bosity was renewed in the >f Despite these alt'Hints suppress Ellis, of Farmvllle, who was ar- ~three vic tories over Yale In 3 hours. land to Cleveland with her Chamber the continued to llm*-«tone. Jose of the CtJban ac¬ disturbances, rioting rcstcd yesterday on the charge of kill- western crimson car«o in the Acosta, army, Deputies to-day. The Socialists hurled a late nnd the sky plowed shifting heavy sea, sending hour, many persons being In¬ hi r In her down by the stern. cused of complicity in ih-? recent safe anathemas at M. J. Van Den Poore- jured; A feature was the tear¬ Ing 16-nionths'-old baby this city this evening when the Harvard 'varsity general is Seaman Coyle was the only man robbery at Marie), r.t first succeeded In buoiu, who endeavored to ing up of paving stones to be hurled at Monday night, In Jail. She received crew pulled over the finish line six and explain the a saved. He was picked up by the escaolng the but wa3 the police and guards. A tramway con¬ numbi r of visitors to-day, Including a Yale. steamer rural-police, pur¬ action taken by the police yesterday, half lengths ahead of After State of Ohio to-day. TttOtfe sued to ductor received two bullet wounds. hi r ilil father, from Mr. R. lost wore: a small country hrnifo, which and the Socialists Inter¬ Farmvllle, eight years of defeat the students ot ho persistently Ultimately the troops were called out. A. Alii n, one of the best-known citizens Captain Jvbn Brown, wife and child, reached after dark. On the ap- rupted nnd insulted the re- About thlrty-flvc arrests were made. Cambridge ure tasting U'c sweets of Premier, of that place. She was calmer of Cleveland. proach of the guards Acosta, who was him with n\any of those Who were taken into to-day, success. proachiitK boing responsible but she broke down when her First Engineer Alex. McClay, of at a. well drinking, to reach for custody being in possession of re¬ father Cleveland. attempted yesterday's conflicts between the volvers. came and It was HARVARD WINS ALL RACES. his horse, but the fired some time before she Si cond Engineer IUidolph Shinskl, St. guards and people and the police. Tile public prosecutor, with his en- couid regain her The Harvard's won front composure. old university eight Clair. Mich. gentleman Is nearly prostrated; the Yale over n four mile course by-six and First Mat" John Smith. Cleveland. Wheelsman George HelTron, Cleve¬ mother completely so. and is critically a half lengths In 20 minutes and 52 land. :il at her home. In Farmvllle. seconds. Watchman Frank Hipp, of Kelly's ATTORNEYS VOLUNTEER. Harvard's freshmen eight won from Inland. Mr. T. Yale over :t L.W0 mile course by two and Three deck hands, names unknown B. Osborne, the brother-in-law to Duncan the sole* survivor. of Mrs. a half lengths in 9 minutes and 33Vs Coyle, Ellis; Judge J. M. Cute and Judge A. 1>. Watklns, of Farmvllle, and ^seconds. A MAYOR ASSASSINATED. Hon. R. (5. Southall, of Amelia Court¬ Harvard's substitute four won from house, also called. The last three vol- Yale over a two mile course by six DISAPPOINTED OFFICIO SEEKER unteered to aid in the defense of the lengths In 10 minutes and 51 seconds. COMMITS MURDER AND unfortunate woman. Mr. L. O. Wen- ENGLISH STROKES MODIFIED. denburg, one of the best-known young KILLS HIMSELF. Criminal lawyers of The Harvard crews rowed a modifi¬ Richmond, has cation of (Hy Telegraph to Virginian-Pilot.) volunteered to defend her. He will the English stroke, coupled make a stubborn light In the courts. with some features of the stroke pull¬ Muskcgon, Mich.. June 29..Mayor ed Wisconsin and Coach MeCon- A SINGULAR FEATURE. toy James Balblrnlo was assassinated at A vllle, of Wisconsin, who saw the race, singular feature of the case Is that said: noon to-day by J, W. Taycr, n. disap¬ it Is believed Mrs. Ellis does not realize "If that she stands charged with a fearful Harvard's crew in to-day's form pointed office seeker. Tayer shot Mayor crime. Her had been at Poughkeepsie, I am afraid Balblrnle while the latter was standing grief seems concentrated In would the herself and she Is grief-stricken be¬ she have given us all a In doorway of his store. The ball cause she Yor. flvtu Dlace." hustle entered his .left lirenst above the nipple. must live without the chltd. Yale tins /treat Jy mndjgtajLjni« .-.Cook- TAtu:- tlie S'böotli'H fArtjrtnnI« luriic.'.l Stroke, and ttfc Rur nf: ',. i gr> rüti UpfUalra to iiiis living rooms .as it did when the famous'conch nnd dropped in the ha.ll; . He there. Was1 expired relatives seems to have, no greater ap¬ fifteen minutes later. Tayer swallowed preciation of her situation, as h6 asked IDEAL WATER AND WIND. some carbolic ncid and then turned nn ofllcer In her'presence-this the revolver himself and if morning The rnces were rowed In almost ldoah upon fired. he did not think Mrs. Ellis could go water and The ball entered his left breast. lie home with him this evening. wind, and under clear skips. died at 1 The course was o'clock. Dr. Taylor, -tbe Coroner, who has badly policed, boats John W. was getting Into the lanes nnd Tayer cx-clly poor di¬ been accustomed for many years' to steamers rector. At the time of the scenes of dire was. af¬ kicking up swells after the race had shooting distress, visibly started. Western avenue, the main thorough¬ fected by the pathetic story-of helpless, Harvard In the 'Varsity race on of very collided fare, which the mayor's store is sit- hopeless misery the young woman. nearly with a number of uled, was filled with people. THE CITY "WROUGHT UP: small boats at the finish, and a swell Yale. heavy The affair urose over the Mayor's re¬ The whole oily Is. wrought up'; over Impeded fusal to reappoint Tayer director of the The 'Varsity race was row¬ the case ajid she has;the syrrtn.athy of but the prettily city poor. Tayer had held the position even body. The Dispatch is ed, defeat was crushing. Yale, for some years. receiving however, rowed to subscrliittons to a fund tO'de.fray the gamely the finish, Ci ~i of fho and neither crew showed of dis¬ burial of the child1 and of tress. signs FARMER HANGED. tin- mother's defense. The of this possibility The contest between the substitutes pretty, rellned, educated, young constituting HE CUT HIS WIFE'S THROAT WITH woman beinir sent to prison, or the the. 'Varsity fours was, A gallows. Is too terrible to like the 'Varsity eight race, a proces¬ POCKETKNIFE. cnntemplate. sion, with Harvard six full Married before ehe was 14 years of lengths (By Telegraph to Virginian-Pilot.) agx\ a mother she wns ahead at the ilnlsh. The freshman ef¬ before 15, a de¬ fort was a Uarrisburg, Pa., June 29..Joseph Hol- serted wife before; Bhe was 16. and"the mighty and splendid one up murderess of Jier to the last eighth of a mile, when Har¬ linger, a self-confessed murderer, was chljd before she was vard's superior 17. That ia her life story. How It will staying powers, coupled hanged to-day in the Daupln county end must be determined by a court with an unfortunate obstruction of the for and course of the Yale Jail the murder of his wife. twelve men. large youngsters by a Hollinger wert to the ^allows with¬ steamer, worked for Harvard's out fear and died without a BirusrBl--. advantage and sent the 10O2 men or lie HIGH BINDERS SHOT. Harvard was nn Ignorant farmer about 60 / across the line two lengths years old und was separated from his ahead of Yale. Roth of these races wife for several A DEPUTY SHERIFF IN were months._ tVOUNpED postponed from the forenoon and East August, lie visited her at Tier _!_THE CONFLICT. ¦were rowed about an hour aftor they home of a. neighbor and tried to per¬ (By to had been scheduled for the afternoon. suade her to return homo. She refused Telegraph Virginian-Pilot.) BUT LITTLE BETTING. and tills so angered him that he San Jose, Cal.y June 29..In a battle There was little or no betting. knocked her down and then cut her with Highbinders In Chinatown at mid¬ The races preliminary to the 'Varsity throat with a pocketknife. night Deputy Sheriff Hache was shot simply served to whel the spectators' He took fright at Ills crime and an in the side and badly wounded. appetite. hour later .surrendered to a justice of the Sheriff Lungford received word that The forenoon plans called for the peace at Hummelstuwn. six Highbinders were coming from Sah rowing of both races upstream, but the Francisco to kill Lee Op. Poon, presi¬ rowing of these races In the afternoon II. n. flitu!*¦ Kii<-cp*Mor.{| dent of the. II)p fil.ng Tong, and with made it necessary to to several was on the In all pull down stream (By Telegraph Virginian-Pilot.) deputies watch three races. Savannah, June 29..It is confi¬ when a gang of Chinese appeared and Harvard had the Ga., lire, which was returned by fates been al¬ dently predicted here that R. G. Er¬ opened by the lotted the eastern course and Yale had o dicers. the western lane. win, vice-president of the Plant Invest¬ Deputy Bache was hit at the first vol¬ The time of the four-oared race was: ment Company, will succeed the late ley and It is thought that one of the Harvard, 10:51; Yale, ,11:06. Henry B. Plant as president of the In¬ Chinese was killed, but his body has THE FRESHMEN'S RACE. vestment Company and also the South¬ not been found. Four of the Highbind¬ The freshman ern Express Company and the riant ers were arrested. race was a beautiful system of and steamships. one. Yale had e lead throughout railways until the last few hundred Hon. F. O. Dublgnon. who is Mr. Er- THE NEW RACE DELAYED. the Yale boat yards, when win's law partper, and also attorney YACHT COLUMBIA FASTE» THAN TSE OLD .. shipped barrels ot water for the Plant System, said, in an inter¬ feP^r DEFENDER. und was almost swamped by the swash The Columbia, which will meet the Shamrock and endeavor to prevent the Irish yacht from carrying back to BAD WEATHER INTERFERES from a view this afternoon, that he had rea¬ Oreat Britain famous old America's cup. has demonstrated big steamer. It was at this son to thje already that slur Is a better boat than the Defender WITH THE BIG REGATTA. point that think the mantle of Plant would conqueror of Valkyrie III. The Columbia had been n Oliver Harvard snatched victory fall upon Erwln's shoulders. He did icepted by C. Iselln and Is ready Cor the trJrfl races. The from defeat. lllustratidn, made from a snapshot, shows the Columbia under what the sea dogs call sails'' The canvas (By Telegraph- to Virglnlan-PUot) The time was not know, however, when a meeting of she ".working a record-breaker on the stockholders would be but spreads consists only of mainsail, staysail and Jib. Later on there will be gaff topsail, spinnaker balloon jib New London, Cofm.. Juatr Thames, Harvard In 9 called, pre¬ topsail, etc., when the Columbia goes to the line to meet 29..The winning minutes sumed it would be shortly. sq-.thajv the Shamrock she will be BtaKKerinff under as many morning races havo been 33M: seconds; Yale, 9 minutes, 40 sec¬ yards of canvas*as,a fair sized full rigged ship can spread. postponed onds. until this afternoon on-account of. the About a quarter past 6 o'clock the A UNIQUE LAUNCHING. weather, Yule crew Acosta on his 'Varsity left, the float at dropped knees and SHOUTING FOR. REPUBLIC. tire staff, remains nn permanent Three races will be rowed down Broadview, closely- followed by the WHITE DOVES CSED, INSTEAD OF begged them to snare his life. at the- Hotel De ViMe. stream, thtc; substitute fours oarsmen of Harvard f Red WINE. Although a vote censuring the; gov- starling join Top.- IMPLICATES COLONEL DOLZ. eminent was a.t ti:o head of the four-mile course at Three minutes later-the'men bad re¬ (By Tei.'n-. .iph to Virginian-Pilot.) rejected by $7 to 31 the CLKIlfCAL POÄIINATfON. ;i:"0 and ceived their tumult In the Chamber wo.« so I'mislrir.p ut the navy-yard. Instructions front the ref¬ June steamer Ho was.taken to Guunajay Jail and great Brussels, Juin KMr-Ttae bill of yt. Th« race "will eree's yacht; hod backed Baltimore. Md.. 29..The was afraid the guards would kill him that the President suspended the sit- freahip^n be started }nto their po¬ of the Princess Anne The Van Den Poon bom seeks to perpetuate iniiuedlo'tely. after at the navy-yard sitions at the start, and were waiting Queen Anne, on the Ayay there. On the promiso of ting. Socialists then led a cheor- toe clerical domination of the, country. for the word. B'ailroad was launched here his life- said ing crowd, shouting "vive la and imi;d,ir,s At the bridge, while the Company, I;eing spared he Iiis party repuje- It provides for a proportional represen- "VutMiy will rowed as BOTH CREWS a feature of the occa¬ numbered among whom, llquo" to the park, where a conflict districts more scheduled,' READY. to-day. notable twenty-nine, with ÜUlon In electing than four '.rule? down'tho at With extreme caution Referee Melk- sion being the omission of :he tlme- ho claimed, was Colonel Cardio Dolat, gendarmes occurred. Thence the three members. The Liberals and .So¬ 6 o'clock. river,'starting, custom of n bottle wTio was appointed last wool; chief of mob proceeded to the public square, cialists realize that its off be ^eham assured himself, that crews horiored breaking tli." pet would *were ready, and with a hist\>o\.)\ jot wine over the vessel's bow as she t}u! Gtiauajuy rural police. Acosta rie- shops etosing as the rioters ap- to maintain the Catl-olio represent;'-' warning aa proached. OTHER query, "Are you ready?" fired the pistol glided from the ways, instead of this ceived"^300 his share of the Mariel tion in the smaller conritltuncjes and TELEGRAPH PAGE 6 shot which sent the two two white doves were released as the robbery.' Van I>>'ii Velde; the Socialist leader, practically to txi Hide the Liberals und crews, onj tn the was a big.race of the water was vessel began to move, and her deck Major .Buines and the head man of making ppeech to the crowd as Soolaüsts from the larger districts. day; The. as ffafl this dispatch was is calm and placid-as-an Inland lake. The shewn wi'-h wreaths and garlands the. San I/ranciseo plantation attack sent. A new Dcernaert ministry pretti¬ CLASSIFlCA1 iQ.N OF NEVVS.-.' crews rowed, as usual,, of flowers. have been'disappeared, and there are SlMMONED FROM THE ed nn the outcome of the agitation, itt in.llaggucj lafjea, HAGUE, event, Jie crisis is one Of most the blue occupying the eastern .-t-1-1--, Yumors that -they organized a ratty Later it was any the' BY DEPARTMENTS. the the course, 111 announced' that King serious tii.it had- occurred In.'. Belgian crimson western/,* Yale caugh't Itnrbnrlty IfeMfJf Leopold had a long with M. the water first, but HarVsTrd was a close Telegraph.to Virginiama'ilot;)' ANOTHER OUTRAGE. Van Den conference History. Tcliirraolx Njws.Patres-ft 6 and iU second, nnd the two re 4. ,. two crews fell Into strokes at unison. Artisans of Lima "has decided to take negrpija.jn Den tary methods, campaign Shofe' were to -r Pooreboom would of obstruction. Vlreinti News.P»«s S and 9. .HARVARD criminal the of and compelled surrend resign. , TAKES THE LEAD. action against chief their fish and of value on the city wore a North Carolina pr>I!c.\ who is '' every(hjng ANOTHER TUMULT. To-day completely* News.Päse 7, Reaching down for the mile flar the accused of torturing board. It revolutionary aspect. Trim cars wer» The World of members of that body. The Attorn.y- ". \ When the Chamber reassembled to- Sport.Pise 6. Yale . coxswain swerved slightly from overturned and used as hat The Portsmouth General has brought action against SEARCHING FOR OUTLAWS. ntsht M, Destree, called- at¬ ricad.es. News.Pi^es 10 and 11. his true course, and directly after the some Tunas Socialist, commander of the civic guard asked to ikrklfy 11. mile had been priests who are charged with il¬ The rurales and a detachment tention to the riots which had occurred be with IS.Ouit News.Ki?e flags passed Harvard legally a at a near of American the since the supplied cartridges. The 12. took the lead, which she was not to treating child school cavalry are scouring adjournment, -in which he street lamps were smashed, the rioters Markets.Page Chincha, who wns from a hills In search of outlaws who was struck a Shipping.Patte 12. surrender throughout the race. disease. suffering forty by gendarme's sword, and pricked tha horses of tho gendarmes the The accused priests have fled demanded the man's punishment. Real Estate.Pare \2. In next half rail© this lead was from the (Continued on Sixth country. Page.) Thereupon tho Chamber at once r