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...hares for the run today will be Messrs. Brandt and Williams, '85. Hazard, '85, will be the master of the hounds...
...were there to break for home. after the break, which was two miles from the college grounds, the men became much scattered. Brandt, '85, came in first at twenty minutes past five, fourteen minutes after the hares who had given seven minutes above their original start. Hazard, '85, was second, Williams, '85, third, and W. Austin, , 87, fourth. There will be another run next week, and it is hoped that more men will enter. The cups for this race go to the two hares, as winners, and to Mr. Brandt who was the first hound...
Last night's drawings for positions in the scratch crews resulted as follows: Senior eights. 1. Hansen, Storrow, Keith, Thayer, C. F. Ayer, A. Z, Bowen, Hazard, Gilman. 2. Harris, Borland, Homans, C. R. Brown, Latham, Vogel, cox, Hamlin. 3. Keyes, Yocum, F. H. Cabot, Baldwin, Russel, Endicott, Bemis, Winter. 4. Mumford, Burgess, Baum, R. F. Fisk, Rantoul, Parker, F. S. Coolidge, Baker. Freshman eights: 1. Garrison, Porter, Codman, Lent, Abbott, Blossom, Kennard, Hopkins. 2. Warren, Cabot, Adams, Hale, Schermerhorn, Goodhue, Homans, Furness. 3. Pulsifer, Anderson, Payne, Thomas, Woodman, Bancroft, de Billier, Reynolds. Coxswains, Whiteside, Baldwin, and Woodworth...
...speaker of the evening, Mr. Rowland Hazard, of Providence, confined his remarks to that branch of industry which employs wools as its raw material. The distaff and spindle and the hand card were first used in wool manufacturing, and these were improved from time to time through the various changes until quite recently, when James Hargraves used the first cylinder cards and the spinning jenny. Now a couple of boys at the end of a spinning mule can do the work of five or six hundred women with the old-fashioned wheel. The speaker reviewed the introduction and increase...
...world will find where a staple can be manufactured cheapest before mere local competition and experience show that the tariff is prejudicial to the woolen industry. The speaker glanced at the labor and capital problem and said that great danger lurked in a breach between employee and employer. Mr. Hazard evidently spoke in sympathy with the feeling of his audience, and the close of his lecture was followed by prolonged applause. There was a good attendance and great interest was manifested...