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Cape Haytlen, Hayil, June 9.-8:40 p.

m. A man who arrived here to-day in

a schooner from Turks Island, one of

the Bahamas, and about 110 mites north

of Hay tl, said it was reported there

on Tuesday that Santiago de Cuba had

been taken by the Americans. Cable

communication between Cape Haytien

and Cuba is still interrupted.

ON 111 E TH AMES.

Work of Yale and Harvard Crews-Over

Four Mile Course.

Gale's Ferry, Conn., June 9. To-day

has not been marked by heavy work

on the part of the Yale crew. On ac

count of examinations conducted by

Dr. E. S. Gallaudet the crew did not get

onto the water for their regular spin

until about 6 o'clock this afternoon,

though they had a little light work in

the morning. The crew was sent over

the four-mile course to-night, notwith

standing the men did not expect to do

more than two miles when they start

ed, but Coach Cook kept them going,

and while there was no attempt at a

record, the course was covered inside

of twenty-two minutes. The tide fa

vored the oarsmen, so that it was not a

fair judge of their speed.

Both the Harvard 'varsity and fresh

man crews were worked in the morn

ing and afternoon, but the freshmen

work was brief on account of examina

tions, which kept them in until 5 p. m.

During the morning practice the Har

vard launch was in a position to get a

line on the Tale crew, and the follow

ers of the crimson were most favorably

impressed with the physical appear

ance of the sons of Eli. A little zest

was given the work this afternoon by

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The daily morning journal and courier. (1898). New Haven, Conn., 1898-06-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020358/1898-06-10/ed-1/?sp=1

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