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Many New York Sharps Arrested
at Philadelphia Park.
COLLUSION WITH BOX OFFICE
So Charges Magistrate in Stir?
ring Denunciation of Methods
of Selling Pasteboards.
?
Bttongly d? ? ? , id bo.
o
'
tt -i from N-"??
Yr?i
Oenti law again?!
? Ml:
m. i; thera \? ra am h ? la? I
WouV ? ?!? ?1
Iff
?eon aft? New
Ton. -
th n th* a ? ???
an and bei OmY ? cmployea, wherobf the
: a a* many ticket! a.?
b? wanted ap to the last minute before th*
Ka 1'"''
XT..
tm Bam of the '? ill dub ooA chart
wiiii larceny of baseball tickets. To prove
that lie had rot stolen the tickets the
pr..--..: . i . .? ho :?.. . I Ml Ml ?' - '
Wilson, <>f Ko i Wool MtB street Www
Toil., rer* 1*4 th. ttonaplra y which es
letrd between i .mi'loye of Bhlb*
Park. Ti.e tk h a*ai dlacharged.
leven Uckel m dpari In all wer.? broughl
before Mnglstn Xt Bcott tot t hearing, and
not i. hne of n M n???
0. .... t to i ? ? the 'm', bul
no. e -,?. i i?. as., when
th<- game waa almost over, leaving an
the). ? t .k. t* with a bleb they
eapeoted to reap a goldea harveet.
a? Prank. smith and
4 aham Hamburg, all of New yorl
the flrft to le airalgned The maglatrata
continued hi" -Until
treatment accorded the
pbllad ? - f,p-> btwot
durlna ? ' thaaa prlaosier* Por
thre? "I it was almost |tnpos*1b_?
for s to g*1 liekets for this
? rkers COnM
i ...,. Bet* tO seil the Phil!
delphla fans'at any price that the* tend**
. _? ? . m., of theae
men b?0*UBI It? log hi ,,nt **?mtti
here '' ,:"v
etopped poiertriana i fl ?? street and
? -heir Infamout warei I? their fares.
1 vil" flue them {:. and
The raiiaatl argue I aga
?n vain and *\.i= finally
l g to all down, aa
courtroom
Then, given an oarpertunlt. t.. i<
? at hin
m. waa au fa fiat un1? a* a aa
. > ,. would "d ?t. error.
?
with a
?
I* day.
i ia we. IBoe and i ?
? few at a time,
? ? ?
g hla j i the
lb* long
it the) could
i.. *ald,
_ ed and none
. ? tafor? thi
. i ?. .
:? kels,
to i< t him climb
transom 11.-. ar
wih ? . ileketa and
das.
HAVE CARBONIC ACID "JAG"
Lop.? of Control by Pitchers in
Hard Game Now Solved.
ball Bit i set oi
igli a: lawp. 1
<* ttaj lepend* on go
.art a< lion A nui
p __ff< i the. 1 ng action (
with the elimination
<>f ear ? ?as. whlrh la conitantly
bs_k *y*tem. Anything which
HV : to
KJ daemai atton <"?f this poieoneua
T^ ' el oetu anger, as.
trenM maatal exhilaration.
?-rt . ? * is produced to exceaa
,v- ' ' |gb extreme |
t*m '?? -' ? on be interfered with
'?? any for -turbanee. It!
a! esercle*. auch an
arbenle arid gaa will
?. io Impair the action of tha
effect thi* poison has on
?= T'nder this condition a
? enon takes place Both
I I a! funetlona are Impaired
add Intoxication, in thla
' ' ? baseball pttch*r loses control
the aviator lesea eontrol of the
' ?" ' ? <?ha'iff."-:- lepait! from
ntrol of th* autor >bi i
r. piutiging from giddy belghta,
aw* of reaptratlon as to
? llmlnatlon of ?
h . mi ?arbonle add it I
Many airman i av? n
' of this law of J
?
ttertala of arhlch ear.
' rm.d KOtb ' |
? < go oi
? -r.'in as v. ?
.? ' ? . ?? ?
?
' atlon In tl lat
...
? rial luiklng In i
JOHN M BIHHOP
l!11
??-? . ?-_?
BAIN HALTS SOX-CUBS SERIES
! - ? A?,,?,,, ,,,
? lib* t|
,
A GOOD JUDGE
of fine whiskey will pronounce
BALTIMORE
RYE
a perfect product of the still,
because whiskey cannot be more
carefully made, aged and perfected
FKANK MOKA. ( kern-.enfarirei.
C H I LSICH
LAMO _MS:rH. / Ne? V?L, N. Y.
'Record** of the GianU
and Athletics to Vate
KB? TOR? ??UM* Mi.itPMrm. aim. Kim.
?attaaa YtatAtm ???*!__ ..?"[T. i
tit ll It \ I'M \ I- 1 V AM H B. \. I'.O. A. h. i A.
AH II. H. \. I.??. V i r ? I III I I II l.tMMl
?"""?- 1 I J? ? " I 8gB ",r" III , , 000
i?,.,ir : i |? ?: I ? I.one OMHaa ' - SEA I ? ? I J*
MNelgraM .? .' .'.m | ? ? i.ow ...t'.n? ? :t ?*? J * \ '!:'
,,??,? - , |_? ? ? 1 jag Maker .7 :< '-''? ? ? ? '"V
.?? M < ?'???" ?M?*? ? " m ' ? 0,00?
, ?r ! I '? , I " . m,o Bart) I I J" I I I ?MJ
Marearud ?: <? .00? ? - ? V'on "a"1 :!
(raadall i ? SSA I ? ? 'K,?
relnl? M ia l*.-' M H ? Ml
,nno n ? <? ! one
M II ?IM M I!? - **?
DENNING TAKES THE COL
Walter Coffee Lands Knock
Blow in Fourth Round.
The rip!or p sspli liona of
: i lent ' irdj wi lt*i a i
city, Who up to last niffli' ne\r: ?net
: master, ?vent to the mat whan WI
Coffee, ?t.e Mlf'Styled w*lt*rw*tghl cl
[ pi on ?f th* Pacific Coast, knocked
; out in the fourth round of ? ten-re
j i .out at the Fordon Athletic Hub,
Only once In ihe i
battle waa coffee ever in ?langer, 'i
? ? second round, when *
K Denning for the full count he
relees, ? I e New Vork
alammod over a ham right lo the
put ?he "Native Bon" down ft
counl of three
Dem Ing'a ra< ? a aa i in In Ihe foi
round, after about ? minute** work, I
? ?red, and it waa evident th.?
? question of endurance,
men sparred around, while the lad f
San Pranclaeo Bay merely waited for
ihool through th* ?isrht h
wallop which would end the boul Dem
i the 1?ft hand to til?- head aov.
times, but Coffee pranced aboul and I
J to fountrr. Finally he shot ever I si
? left hand hook, and quicker than the *tl
: of a rattier he stnaahed over a rlghi hi
?tralghl from the shoulder. I?enii
dropped and waa counted out.
I Th.e second round was one of the fast
! e.. - teen in the citjr. Beth men wer! ?
i ai d clever, and the boxing wai pretty.
! parry an?l thrust of the 1*0 hand ygba I
! block Of ?he .oiinter. the .?weiring
, ping of leads all followed In neve* oaai
ce. ??lie. however, had to ?evn
that match of skill, and the bop* o\
? S,d. of N*-w Votk fir.-? weaken
led his left for the head lie fai
t.? eever Iba leed, and CoITm amaahed o
! the right hand tO the tip of the chin.
? tight Denning roe?. and eoui
ear his head. Cool and confident, C
fee toiiow.d, but he became oversur* ol
canie and Dannlng Moored him with a an
t.. "thi 1" a.l
i ?.m Ra. h
: to ?rih round ol a wild *
wool.) ten-round boul at the Carlyl? v
? lull of WtlUamaburg last night. T
: llliag a i furloua at all tlm
final!. b1m>I n lefl to i
, Btoma? h ? >ob t<? th? Jaw, ? hi
took all the Bghl ?un "f Ms man ?
? ui.
9
BIT TOO MUCH FOR BASEBAL
i
TIt Holds Up Signing of Agrc<
ment for Big Boxing Match.
jf i laeball tit? fei - * tti I wine*! gl
up business < ?in ?
? ond his tim? ga. ?? ittei anca to the.
words, and Tom Jones, manager
\\ olgast, Is a fit ?'i dis? l|.I tin n
spoke them, while the aportlng world
wondering just when ?i:?i where the artlcl
of agreement for a ten-round boul betwei
Wildcat" and Matt ?Veil
: . hamplon of all Hi glan
I will be elgned, Tom Jones
erasy" and thinks that it is bj fat mot
Important that he aee the ? ?tai I
Athli ? hall than to sign paper
aithouch th<- documenta wall for his si?.
? i lire.
Qeoi e l' McDonald, manager of u
? . ? the boul ? ?
w alt? ; i offee, I weigh
and Ja' k Denning last night, and whe
d If the match was Anally made h
"My word, old fellow, you know Mi
Jonea In baseball crasy. He and revi
tilon* left the city t.-> po over t
Phllad (ling to see thi
tthletlca, la it you i al
them, of Philadelphia plaj ball, and as y?
they baven'l returned to business i hat
? -, however, of hindiiiK th? match be
.ire finished s Uta theli hat
We me only waiting for Mr. J
"One Word" Morgan, ma Laser <>
"Knfjckout" Brown, also complain* of thi
lach of business acumen on the part o
i while Morgan i hampa on thi
tit to bind the match with Wolgasl at tin
Fairmont Club "Cherokee Tom" troop* oil
? |y to *e* the world's series, and th.
h bang* 'ire.
-.
GOOD BOUTS ON THE CARD
Tom MacMahon and Jim Smith
to Battle on Heights.
Those interest..I in boxing will ha-, e to
pick and choose between two bouta to-nlghi
*\hiih glv! avery promise of i'?-in_: feat and
- while they ia-: Tom MacMahon,
th.- "Plttab it," Will meet h I : r *j
"f ??id. Jim Smith, the Westchcster County
? !.- avys eight at th* Empire A C, ol
Washington Heights, in the mala coa ? I
'? ? roundi Th* men met at Philadelphia
.? (,? ii Smith was kiio' kl d <l".\n
m i final!, put to al< ep In the
un i after be had sin.? ?i two I ird
knockdown* on th* Bmoky Cltj men
"Montana" Dan Sullivan, th* Wi
boxer, will meat Frank Mantell, ??f i'n>.i
m ? t*n*round bout :.i Brown'i i
? an b met lust year ;'t th* s.m e
a fast, ?ven battle ?n? iin. reaull
suiii? ?m ha ? i ?. i ?. much i Inc* he
and there er* men
-???ii him wrk out in thi tl
camp who ihink that ha will have * com*
* nnlng fron Mantell,
;it boul - ha ?? i" ' 'i f.n from
-o
SUNDAY'S NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed nny v.t?ere ?n the United Statei for
t $2._>0 a year.
RACING AT PIMLICO TRACK
Chryscis Wins Juvenile Handicap
; in Easy Style.
Bait) ""? i, ! ?, ? If Th? Juve ill? Han?
?li ? p the attraction on th? ?;.i?l at I'im
ii? i. i'??- afternoon. ?.???.? won handll) i,v
' hr> Mi:?. ;h? ??? '?ud . ;;.?i?-.. ?rlth tk hut
linger up .'',.n\ Bead, the favorite,
n by Hhllling, . ould do no better
than nnleh third, for No? Rlvar, a i" t.? i
? with ;. rush >n the leal
i"u? long ?nd noa d thi ? ie out of the
I?!:. s
Algie woa the eteeplecha e, ; ? r, * i the vie?
t"t v ? at ? pop? lai "ii-. ? ? the betting
"us :: i?. :.. i.? un? ?>?'??.ii. 'i' i.? 1. with Noe
up, ran ,-i I'redita-le ?race en ! placed
..." t ? Prophet
The summaries folio? :
HE"
M? I . ? 1 F !<>?> iHurnai. 10 lo 1 I t? I ut 1
te i, won; Sunllkf Rfl ifl I tilt Inger? I I i ?*?? J '"
In and i -, -? nn i, MIm Mom? ; "'"? ''
Intyn . i:. t., I. ?i to 1 sad ?"? to I, third
I l.'. ?: :. M ii khaw Ipaaaloni tin \ if" -
<?')? mil I II ?!>.,nr> i ! --., -it
Second rar? isla furlong?) Caliph, ll*> islc
f'ahey?, 7 ??? ."?. i lo - and uui Misa IVI?**.
|.?<; i M 12 i?, ;,, ; ? in an I ?t *
?,i ?!. Ml? Set . '1.7 (Millllng?, IS lo I I le 1
? .<? ... third Time, 1:14. Uai ma ami
N'aplei aleo i m
Third ?rar? lone mile and ?evenir ysrdsl Spin,
ii?. iM< ii".: , 80 lo i. IS to I end ?'? ' ? \
mot ?- hi-; i liefet* i, r. to I I '" ?'
and 2 lo ."?. Mi ira l?R lAleal, '.' ' ?
? '? io 3D an . nut, II Ird T n ? l "? lt<
, \ hip
i ? ."i, rai a ?Juv? nil? Han II ap; ta i?
olds; nil r irl ?us? ? i.i eeli |H2
' 84 to I, ?i to ? and 2 to ."?. woo; Nee H
, ej '. ii? ??, l. :t i?? t and .'? i > ?"?
101 :;?;.. 7 1,. .*..'.' '??
Ird Tim?, 1:U 1 B Rerau Tumbo r- i
i Nelson an<1 Man Emllj ul-.,
Fifth rare itteepleehsse, two ?ivt on? i
mlleai Alele, mi i Hendei ioni 3 lo ."? ai
won ; Gun tloi I H> iNoel, 13 lo 1 I to 1 snd
a lo .'?, ;?>. pad: Th? Pn ph? t. 141 (Kerma
t-, l. 2 lo l snd 7 > ? i". third Tim* ? -?
Rupplem? t snd A tree Nobte slao tan
- ? ii? (maiden*, ail ages; nil furlonga)
Mediator IOS iflhllllngi, 0 to 20 and em. r. n;
Fantaaqu? H'.'> iMi-raheyi, 1- lo I, '?'. lo 1 end
7 '? .". xr-ronti. rtillton Trance, '.'2 (Connelly), s
to i anr? fi t?. :.. thir.i Time, 1:14 i B
Patron, r;?? t Jack? I, Apple
I and Bui !\ ?]*" ran
Ml ??nt'i r:i r. (gelling; for thr?
up? ai A ongai Bas cillf tit ?M? Tsa
ita,'? 7 ??. |Q and out, won; Bal? ola H le, il?
| .-, hutting?-! , ."( |o 1, 't to .', and i?ut, -?
??i ' 100 to 1 M n t and Ifl to
i l. third Tima t u ? ]. ? ?? Tl a Uai '?
'?? also "?in
-e
I
ATHLETICS AT COLUMBIA
?'Varsity Crew Squad Out for the
First Practice Spin.
; ( iptlonal practice f? r the i ??,] imbta i
Ity crew sq ?.n the Hudeon
lay The attendance waa non loo
I ?encouraging, although Rice iia?l enough
to send ?"it two i",?,i~ had he so ?le
aired Aa it was, onl* one combination
w.-s put in a shell. Thla area made up
with onlj two men from laei yeer'i 'varsity
elghl end six men who were not all on the
'varstt* quad laei June Downing, the
captain, was a< stroke, and Bleat 11 rowed
at No. 4. aa Ihey ?ii?i laal spring. The new
?'? Pyne, Phllllpeon, Merken, Will
intiif?. Ruprecht end Mais? 11 Pblll
I the 1 fre? im?n ? ? w, I ul did
m?! row laei -.ear. Ruprecht end Pyne
the Itll clam eight. The others
[were In the freshmsn boat of last June,
la more Interested in the <ie\e|np.
ment of hi? freshmen al the moment, an?i ?
is n?>t terribly worried because there was ?
not an enormous 'varsity squad out. Hal
expect?, however, thai within a week, whl D
he ?rill be able to ni?? ?? more time to tue
older men, h. will have fifty or more
'vargity candidat ea on hand, There I to
i?e a fall recatta <?n November 4. and ?ti?'e
In ?rolnc to have racea for hi" 'va-nitv ;ip
well as f..r 1 is freshmen oarsmen.
Only als men finished In the nr?t of the
fail handicap 'croaa-country runa it Colum?
bia yesterday afternoon M was planned
t?? have the conteol over a course In \";. m
Cortlandl Park, but at the laal moment it
gag ,!?.,.,i|e?l (O run it off on th" <?i?i River
aide Drive course With two exception .
ail the men to flniel] were freehmen, The
?,r?ier <>f the ?finish waa aa follows: Miller
?i ? handicap), 28-05; i?hhk (scratch), tt __?.
Broamihg '- Jenej (0 ?), ! ?
! ,,,. nta <t '?'", ttM; Bui blenhir.
80:12.
.
Another ' ? played at Col um
i,?,? ?n the Intel Ian ?baseball series, when
the seniora :"'d Juniors, neither ?.f whom1
baa been defeated, played ?. I t,? :: tie
?m South Field yesterday afternoon. Errors]
lei the s? ni'.i - g< t i he h ad In i he tirsi
Inning, bul the third-year men came bach
and ud the scor? In th? -? ond Inning.
Each n am aootod a I in latei on, ami the
i had scored three mor? in tlie gath?
ering dusk, when Harr) Fisher, the um
plre, ? a iii-.i thi game In the seventh Inning.
The score folio we;
i: n B,
- . i o?a i i
J?niora " - '. i -t t t
i: it? rlea B ?nd? i ind Roa? ff; llrl
' n ; i.,i i ; fisher, ? 'ol imblk
DARTMOUTH TRACK RECORDS.
Hanover, N. H., Oci IS Two m a Deri
mouth track recordi ?.labliehed this
afternoon In th? fall inti n la?<
trach meet. PYana Marceau, ?,f the it. A
,\., won the two-mile run In 1:4a, clipping!
sixteen second fn m Ih? n cord made la I
i > Itnllin In the M I T. m
'.' hit ? a |.t W'or.
.,,.,,, hem, .| n.? shot : '
2 inchea. breaklni ? I Loi a
feel ,. inch? Ul? ^> ellj n,
In !? 'i . ? ' onda Ral i n i -i"\?
?i he .'i i ahn ? n w on tli?
l?lnis. |o||,o'.,<l I lb' |UI
I ,. ? ? ?
fall from >
pleas? ?i ?it i ? ? : !.. m.. ?
PIMLICO ENTRIES TO-DAY
? - ? ...
i, ,
, Ho I l" .-n i,,<i,??- I, II? \ ?
11 ; durfeli 118; 1 n I 101 . 101
?
.
I.r'; \ ... IIIS DUa I
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, uusti ?,- ?
I '?' ? ' I ..i, I S
!? iii mi ongii ih. ' ? i in
wr, 111 Mon i ; ?
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? M ' H , " i' i: - . |. ,
|, Here? i 1"'. i ?? -, \
M ..??-, I
Ho, !?.'?
Fourtl
?, nit?? ..n . ' ..-i, ,?? ion mi . .,w,?
?IS m - on 1er, l?1 ? ??? ,'??.: i?j
, ii.ll III". \lt I'?.,.! .. 101 . in i. , |.
.:,. 1"" ' ? . ?
? '.: , . I" 1
. ? I .
foi ihre? '\.?i,i i?a
U? ? m man I Mi Thlan.
.... i< 4 .-... -, IM ?t- . ? i... . 16] |
1 .r.
M\ih .?, i mu ... Mai land ?. Ir?
West Vlrgtnls, Pi .. ..- .i t ? i
, . . ... ?ne mil? ? i
M ... n ?<?' i"? m - '' ' i"* lian t
-i ? ? . ?... Hfl Boun .?-i i Ifl, <;?. | ,.
11??, Home? real lie I" ' ?.??? 119
d?r snd '?? Deceiver. Parr enii). j
. i . , ? - mi
- ? ,
. i ? ' ' ' ?? I?.- i . . i, ??
.\nnae- l< I ' In* ,.I: ?
?, i t,?r. i i" " ?. ? .
? a, . ?? es* ? ' i?mi*d
on ?eg. _??
Scrubs Outplay Yale 'Varsity
Fierce Scrimmage.
HOWE'S PRESENCE NEEDE
White Gets Back in Game
Princeton and Team Is
Strengthened.
D :?-l^*.r.ph to Th* TrHni'i* I
New Haven, Oct. M Th- Yale acri
r*d the '.arsltv to-ila; . an?! In i
longeai aad harden praetic! gerlmmi
td the year won b) ? acor? 0f j la b Ha"
I red i aai h. >p.i'i th" 'vgralty ?,
outplayed, an?l was non? i...? a
\n ;t h ihe pra? tice, I ut -Teajui
?ubatitutlona of third atiii g atea In i
il 11 llne-iip were paith. responsible i
th* week abowtng, it was aol altogotl
J due ??" anbotltutlona, however, ami it '
'.'un?-.? Increaalngl) noticeable iiiat the pi
j of |h* v.-irsit? without C?ptala HOW? la?
lib* daata and lira =?ni proctaeaeaa pren
t B h' 11 HOW* |'la\ .
i Merritl ran t1 ? irait. t??-?U'. a
played well Individually, bul b* railed
[drive the t.am with Howa'a Judgmet
Th* 'varslt) and acrub lines, minus m
eral of the regular*, wer* evenl) mal b?
Th.? si i ui. be? kfield waa more ? gactl
than the regular 'varsity neu. l*.? il
Bpali tig and Anderson. The pimmim.
Church for tin. scrub*, varied by t'!,< m-?*
of freeman, and th* ?apandan defen*i
work of (."Hi war* highly commended
! the eoai i,, ?, h trnahlsd ih? acrab* te a
i vaine ihe haii ihre* tlmaa la lib '?;i
| .-it.? - 90-yard line. Twice Campball, <>f t
failed in drop bicha, bul the thi
time the ball v..in carried over dj Fot
after ?i aerie* "f plunge*
The 'varsity only once got aa far aa II
-?"'-> aid line, when Anderson's It? fer
drop ki. k ??;<?'. a- usual, blocked, Caa
recovering for the ??.?rule-. The 'varal
lacked most of It." recula: I nein, n. gcUll
McDevltt, Ketcbam and Perry playing en
a fen moments. Their place* were tak?
by HarUaon, Parker and Cooney, r
? pectlvel).
Ma i: Interesl waa shown in Cooney
w"ik at contra, Me baa been a ?urnr
player on th* acrub, and ,?? _.oo.i aubetll ?
centre la ne*d*d for the 'vanity. H* ?i
uni ?ho?? up very well to-day- The at
linemen whoa* w??rk featured waa ?'Mid
"?i th* i rub, who in divtdtng lb? honet
With Fran, is a- 'varalty iftrular ?nan
? burch'a plunging wan materially as Is*.
I... Chllda'a '.?"ik In the 'lue.
Tb* line-in, waa as followa:
. *ry, left end; lenity and HarUaon, la
tackle; Francia left guard; Cooney, cei
h?. Parker, right guard: Perry, rig!
tBCble; W. Howe, right nid M. i rit?, quai
terbach; Rellly, l"ft halfback: BpaMlnj
Ibecl. And?, -.?ii. ' *lil *. !.
White Back in Tiger Line-Up.
IB] I? ''-'iii'' la i be Titasa?
Princeton, M. .1. net. |g All the reculai
lut 1 ??? Witt and Ininlap trot ipto the prm
I ti'-e thi? afternoon. White got Into h
Ural Bcrlmmag! alnea lb! tftllanovi Kane
when his leg waa badly atratned, Thi
with the .I'tHition of Vaughai), KB! raise
the proapect! fer a roo.i pair of enda abot
M per cent and if Hart la declared ellglbl
thi? week the line that will face the Na,\
next Baturday win be a different arepeeltle
frm the tiim?v affair which He? teem
plaved earlier in the ****on had to canten
with
The praetlo* this afternoon * aa devote
chiefly to defenefv? work for the 'varetl
; tut a long drill In getting away punt! fror
scrimmage formation. The tmei 11-11 th
Tigers were ahnofl BCOred on for the se.
i i u tone thfa year la-it Saturday, a he
i'i.irat. blocked one of De Witt'- punta an.
<??nie within fix yards of scoring, cause
tm he! t.. ; ay sue? la! attention i?> thi
department of the came this aft. moor
i?. Witt got hi-? punta ??ff for unlforml
Ion., distances, .-one of them ?nessm-in-* a
much ? ?? yarda, v",t he failed to g_
them away with any decree of rapMHj an
had several narrow aagspea from havtnj
I'll" ked.
Vaughan showed ?om? apeed and loti <?
strength al end, bul he had i i ad tendem :
t.. overrun his man. ? Itb the result
that he mi1?.-'! i<.t- of comparatlvel]
tackles. ?'.nr>fui 'oar-Hn.. ihould erad I ati
this fault In time, ?owe'er. ind he is count
. t" make a splendid showing In thi
later -rame- or the year
Th? '. areli y lined up as foil ??? l_ef
end. Whit.?: left tackle, Phllllpa left guard
centre, Bluethenthsl: rtgl I guard
Mcf'ormlek: rinnt ta?-kle. C I? Haker. r Igh
*i .1 Vaughan: quart? r '?.????k Pendletnn: had
bark, M A. Haket; tit'llt halfback, Sawyer
fullba? k. Bciienb
Long Drill at Cambridge.
Ill) '? '? | , ?' une I
' 'ambrldgi, Masa, ? ?? t. |g Ha?" ard
had B long drill to-do) Ofl plaj I, luit Unie
Waa i '? Scrimmage, The William?? ?.ame
gave the men a i"t of conlld. In their
present attach, bul Haughton plan? more
ne a II h II ?? Ttgei i, Ihr. ?? ??.?. ka
hence, end will do some ?pe.'ial .\<uk for
? own game After -i, usual Instruc
t on "n the Individual lessom or ihe win
inn game, the raralty to-day Hoed up
agalnal the aubetltutee, and there ..?i* b
long drill "ii formations an?! playa
There was secret practice again, and
Haughton k? pi the men al work until it
was so darb thai the playera could hardly
And ' 11< gat? ? hen they started bai k fei
the l" ker building The i?*.n of Roger*
will be keenl) felt, for hi w.i* net b<
ng p. com* along at le.fi tackle, the
filling "f a hli h place b! bai n ? m ol
llarva ' - i es! I s n iiroblspu ' bii ycai
S-..W. :? Bubetltute guard for two years,
Iricd .i lai kh- h - kl
Williams, sa was Par monter, the s.. oi d
tilt? ' ? nti???. and | Ol h ... : . ||Sjl d l .
Bo m? n ara b< at 1er than J?
n ? i. mlng along alowl). and h'.s
t lie fa ? is not
on th? n? Id t?? day, ins p?a? ?? al left ? I
b. ing iah? n bj Howard. Lealla and 11
s?. gain al lefl guard i ?>! centi
.. K< a b Ing al rinnt guard aa
batltut?. ai d Huntington being
v, ith thi ? ibatll uti > Tom i
rough the p?a] i fi om fullback with
the i gula
Ti..nu ci.? ' ol thi
.n ?..i trim, ami ;ii? ie will i>? al*
aa hard ? orb ta laal a? h Th?*
Will l?e short.r. though, for
-? garni ?i ? xp. eu i i aa t>> ba
? ? n tiian that Bgalnai .VlIHama.
Broa n li oncoming Hai rard
more than the Tigers, fee II la roaMasd thai
Robinson will have Brown on edgt to meei
I ird In bepad la beal tin ? 'i Imaon,
B! II did V.ilv u year BgO
Hard Work for Perm.
rape I . ? at i
p ii idelphla, ?ct II P. nn'i ? ?
drove the football aquad lo-da) through
. -1 * ii k <>f the ? eai and ?
? Into til! '?aiHitv in.-n h? ;hi
nounclng that ivarj poettten on th* team
n i? .n Th* na ti worked their head*
,,n. m-j m i m? ac-immage between iwe
i .n ci; ?. team* II ? p'?- *r on th* Bi si
male a unmake he WB! relegated
t,, th? *e? oii'i squad la that Baj the
teams ?reri continual!) changing, ami
j when th? B ? i I? ended loi I .? .1.. I :.? men
vne not ??lily ?? Urad but a in
i i .i, t,. . \f 1.1 s'lpp.-i th* ? ".?' h*a gat i
i tiie player! * llvelj lecture an.i laid then
thai that eould ha>?' then hand?? full
with th! Broarg eie?en i,n gaturday, ami
ir n? ,ii,t not ahos bett*i form man bes
been displayed la ia> ?if their dell) sorb
.m foi t ? beating -r their in.,.
In the work ?"it Hsu and Hamnston
??if lu the LackHrl d tor tut flrat Aaraity. |
and they alternated in .-arrylng the ball
These, with Mener, were about the only
?ne< t? keep their regular pla.-e-?. .iour
?let was again badly liruiaed in the scrim?
mage .'.nd fOrcad to quit the field.
Practice Game for N. Y. U.
The New York I'tilveraity football teem
hei?! a practice scrimmage with !>?? Witt
Clinton High School yesterday afternoon
on ?ihio Field. Oleott? the ooaoh, was not
UP, lint Kent word that th>? '?amity should
d?. aa eertmrnage work tot th.? day Tarn I
H.-lllv took ?barge of the .??tuad, and after
an honra preliminary work with the var
aity In running through signals sent the
second taaai with one or two regulan ta
againoi De Wfltl ?'iinton.
Mahay, Hanaokirgnr ?ud Crewferi did
not ehew up. and Merrill, Cornell and
< oleman tnok th?it plOPpO. Veataj", bOW?
ev.i. w-i.? in ?ho lit" and ImM Ml placa
dining the entire afterno.m Snlzer played I
centre. This remata? the one ?rauh spot In I
the line, and at present Is Motended for:
b? Maer. Brtatel and Rgahbaum Nlaoa.
Moore. EMffa ami Hrennan. the V?
beekJUM, did nttie actual arerh Brennea*.
captain, remained al fullbeeh arnat ->f ",?
ti ne, however, to a-sist th<? eoeeh. Hunt
ley, CWeman aad Oardlnella '--.n-u had g
ebanoe to run the leaai
Army Triea Goal Kicking.
in. TeeaajF-pa to Ih? Trisaa? I
iPeet Point, N. v. Oct. I*. The army
pta t.,j it h worh iti preparation for the Tale
RiMil.? next Saturday With I very light prM?
tire Meat of the coaching ?a- o? Individ?
ual a ?>rk, ami the men thai could hlch had'
mush attention Keyea from the ef?
yard Une dropped fifteen goata la eueeea*
???m. in the gerne last Seturda) the Army.
took every opportunity to try drop kick ot
make a *"?i from placement, aa much
stre?-?. will be lal.l upon this feature of tin?
game luring ti>?, nest few days iavarel
of th.? men ate not in ih.? best ??f condition.
Cook, ?he right end. Is still In the hospital,
and Arnold is nursing bruises, bul gol lut"
ih, signal drill to-day. Purnell ?nd littla
John are alOO a little off COlOT. llodg-on.
th. epeedy halfback, who has been BO I
rapidly developing, strained a tendon and'
wilt be out of the gam?- for a ?lay or so.
The athletic a poor lallon reporta xreat In?
ten.st In th? coming game, an?l with some?
thing like elev.-ti thousand seats at their
disposal they ha?.? fourteen tkOUSeitd ap
ptications
Lafayette Team on Edge.
i
[H;. 1r\<n: ipfc t? '1 h- '1 ril.iir.?- I
Bast?n, pena., Oct. in The Lafayette
team ?ave an ex? ?dient ?demonstration <>t
the "COUie beck" In the game with ?lettys
burg on Saturday last, and its form in every
deport men I of the game waa by far the best
<>f the season Coach Newton's itrtngent
measures to bring the te;.in Into its own
?f"' SUCOeeaful, a? the game showed.
The work of the comlag we?>k will be ex?
tremely light f??r the whoM team, just
enough to keep the ?BOM in ?OUdltlOU. The
gfime with Byracuee on Saturday is looked
forward t?' ->? ?>ne ??f tlie hardest ?>n th??
s, heduta.
The substitute material is l he best the 1a
f* y et te team has luid in years BrOWB ?nd
Rswaoa are two of Ike Fttongesf backs that
? ? ?vat come to Knston. They r*e both
fresh mea
Secret Practice at Brown.
[Hv '?legraph t?? The Tribune 1
Providaace, Ocl "*- Brown waat through
iii.? first secret f?.oti.aii practica of the
>e;ir to-day In preparation for the game
?rlth Pana au Saturday at Philadelphia.
Robinson gave attention to the individual
work of tiie linemen, while I'r\or. the .?s
.slHtant coach, drilled the bOCko in a series
O? upe. ?al formations which It la intende?l
t" try "in againai the Quakers, <#eii>
waa "ut ionning through signals and win
be m shape to play on Saturday Kulp.
who has been resting an injured leg. is
rapl.lh Improving and promises to be fit
!.. \ ,r. ,.,,] ,,f t?,w week.
Rest for Dartmouth.
I ll> Tfleeiap.? t.. The TrtbtUM !
Hanover, N n . c???t M.?Cevaaaugh gave
his men a vacation this afternoon on ac
ci.unt ?if the annual fall track meet. The
?quad appeared In t??gs. however, and ?ll?l
ll-ht w?>rk In running under punts and try
In? n?-w formations When the s??uad ?ame
ii. fr?un the bel?! the ?-??acheti assemble?!
th. m in athe gymnasium and thoroughli
Bnalysed the game with }lo|y ?'ross last
Saturday
The m. ti who played on Saturdav were
let off earl\. but others on the arpiad had
a light ?o ill under the direction of Dr.
Bcwler. I' was announced to-night that
Irnli Ing table work will begin a week from
to-da)
Serious Work at Cornell.
in TMegraph ... ?> i ? TrlSai ? |
Ithaca, N V . Ocl II- When th.- f'-,ot
bail aquad returned i?. ?he clubhouse to
nlghl after ?> long afternoon's work, the
expression was unanimous that to-day's
practice was the most atrenuoua t?> ?late
I'he need "f serious worh was manlf.uu in
ihe last gam??, and Hee<? kept his htstori ?
paddle going nil through the ?irin Ragged i
tackling was the most flagrant deficiency
agalnal Pena Bt?te, according to current
goeslp, and the ???aches corroborated the
sentiment with their directions te-dey.
i', i those who could reaoh the fiei?i prac
itorted at : o'clock, two hours
earlier than usual, and darkneea forced the
t'niai whistle. ?fundamental oser lees wer?
curtailed and separate dlvtaione were
formed all over Ike Held, where candidates
f?.r til- var??,ns positions received ln.lt
vidual Inetructlon and criticism, comment
having besa given la ample doaea at the
aquad gathering held last night
Ouyer'a work of Saturday waa unaatla
fa? ,?,iv ?n thai be was blocked f?ar t,?. fre
quentl) foi a '??pull,, ead, and with Wat
son "i. tip- sick list, Read decided t<? trj
Stlmaon, a sub-guard, at right extrem-.
Stlmson u?ighs ahoui it"> peuada, and has
mora "i k?s si.i His work to-day, a*
might t? expected, was net clean, but the
? ii-ii in?. ??! development is apparent.
Kelly, l-iwi-m-, ReOB, ??in er and Krlt/. !
wen k.pt busj b* Van Orman, who sent,
ti,,in town tu?. Held after a rapid Uro of
m punta following them up and gi'.
ona as he ran,
Champaign, KregBtad end Williamson
wen shift? .1 '?" the Beruhe end Zellei la
no? thought lo be In Une foi Munh * :
place, i nderhlll, Butler, McCorrnl k and
D'Connoi worked In the beckAeld under
Hutchinaon end ao shift Is eiperted l
Kyrich dM no! reach Ike ueW until ?;
o'clock, ronsc-iuentli did no! entei int.? the
BCtlviti
Middies on New Field.
I . ,; ... n ? : bun?
Vnnap ?Ils. < " t '?'? The !.? m athk tie Held
Ht ih.- Xaval Icadt m] ? .s m uee f.u i ?
i | , uni .' football prai th ? ti.i? .-.(?? ?
n. u ? iw |ng l" a long infill.Ii \ ?Ii ill. ih.
squad ...i'"i sat .mi? htti. practice, i?",i
tins was confined t?. signal work, kicking
and getting doom the field Delton, Davis
,,t,.i Brawn rested their bed leg?, bul thej
will ilk. i., i?, n siuip?. f.u- ih?. ggme Bgalnsi
,. i? n next Saturda) Both Ingram and
\ .I a?Ol I-."1 "i ?? nil '?. and tli, imhi !?,
taeen them f.i the regular occupancy ?,f
ti?. position is ? keen one Th.- new Hehl
Ib ?roll s?mate.i. imt th.- coeehea ?
Stile doubtful about II owing to it? hard
a? ai 'i'he couch?- sa\ mat li.i special
11? i gratlon ?.?? ?n i"- made f??i Princeton
i.xt Saturday escepd to k-t toe team Into
n good piivshai condition aa poaalble
CARDINALS WIN A GAME.
Sl l-"1"*. 0 i il The cardinals wen
from th?- Mr.wns In 11 ,. ganv- tu ,lav for
the ?if. rhamptonahlp, n t?> .-? ti,,. \meri
-? i three pit? hers Ineffective!) The
taama will i?ia\ a doubta header to-morrow
t?. wind up the fall , hampioashlp.
The. ,, innings follow?
? ii-n . : : .. i n ,, | ,, . ,? 'A, ' ^
'i1"1 am " i t .. o i i n t % i?, i
SettcriM .-t--i?. in?j irm B?erai 1 >?
i , *'11 J'*-"h*nj I'mpifte-Pimn? and
NEK FOR HE GOLFERS
National Handicap List Being
Prepared by the U. S. G. A.
SCOTS AT VAN CORTLANDT
Forgie and Chisholm in a Tie?
Arranging Pater-Filius Tour
ney in Philadelphia.
Through the ro-operauon of the traduis,
BubaMlar] bedtee the United Mete* <;<?ir;
Aaaodatloa glana te make rapid progr?s! ,
in Hi.? formation of a national handicap
Hat The ?.ids win be the Metrapolltan,
the Masss-obneatta, the Panneylvenli hu<i ?
the uv'eetern asaodailon*. which eonprtai
the KoiniiK stren?.th >?f the enimtry. It Is
th* Intention of th? executive committee of
the paient organization, which ha? charge
of th* work, to confine Its labors to rattns.
only me beal playera, in other werde, only
those from scratch to si\. inclusive, win
appear on the hat
in eaeea where there ahould beppoa la
bl playeri Of merit outside 'he limits of
the four associations mentioned it would
ie p'.-.ihie for them pi siiire recognition
through ' -olentlals from their home ctUbl
or a.ssini.iii'iiis There li little doubt thai
the national handicap list, when completed,
win soon coma t" be regarded aa ? mark
of eligibility for those daalilng to cempetd
in the amateur champlonehlp tournament, i
and with that generally understood there ?
would no longer bi any eanaa for fear of |
overcrowded Beide, auch .??* at Hrookllne a
I ser ..?_".
ehe Scottish ??"if ?tub. which boaeta
Harry Lauder aa It! honorary caddie
malater, haa not sa yet been able ta aettle
its annual champtonshlp tournament. A
tic resulted in the elghteen-hote <"inpetl;i'?n
over the Van Cortlandl Park links OB
Bundav; conaequently the "Wepplnechaw"
is still on. Those to lini-h In the latest ;
deadloeh were n fcetl Chisholm and John !
C. Forgie, both ?>f whom ?sot round In 84- I
Ob paper Chisholm looked like a winner. I
for In the handicaps he Is rated at I, ;
whereas the self-.'otisi itilted ?'omniittee
allows Forgie r, Peaalbly the incentive
of ! set of handsome i Ittbe, the Rift of
ii:, Vardoo, wee reeponalble for the
marked impr?.vem.nt In Porgta'l ?ame.
Another elehieen-hole round will have to
be played in the near future.
After the -d-an-rdenehip round was eut of
t .. way Duncan Maclanee, tiie dub'a hu*
morlat, Cblaholm and Uuider played round
together, a gallery ol three hundred pe<>
B ?? -?.I about the first tee to have a look
at the ?otnedlan From the tee [_auder hit
one Of hid hest drives, almost to the -?roen,
aii'l iu response to the applause I.ander
turned and with ? peiiectbjr serious coun?
tenance remarked. "I had a bad lie there."
A<- to the acore Bt th?? end. I_ainler ad
nutted to have taken ;it least ei_.ht> -five,
strokes
There is a movement over Philadelphia
wa?- to get up B patevflllU! tournament.
Some . ne has offered ! eng tor MCh B
cempetttloa, the only condition being that
the affair muet he held l.eforo the close of
the present Rolf season In looking OVBT
the llf-t of available material a Philadelphia
BCrlbe dnds that his <lty could prcduc?
twenty-One fathers and as many sons who
are ardent golfer! and would In all proji
abtllty ha willing to take part This eaUi
to mind the fact that the metropolitan
dlltrlct has yel to get Into the pater-films
same It la B re-*n!ar thing In Chicas",
th! Midlothian Club recently holding ?3
eleventh annual.
The annual Ball meeting of the Country
ClUb of Atlantic City Will he an Invitation
lnat?_ad of aa open tournament, as hereto?
fore. Walter B. l-dKc. the ser retar?, ha-i
not lesued the programmai as yet, but the
data! November ?. ?'. and 4 were decided
upon aome time aso.
The tournament for the championship "f
the Pennsylvania state rjolf Aaeoclatl
win be reeumed ever the links of th?
Whltemarah Valley Country Club on Thura*
?lav ?if this week. Only the qualifying
round was run iff on Alignai M, the orig?
inal date, becauae a d*lug* completely
flooded the links and tendered further play
out of ?he question. Amone those to
Quallf) were \v. ?"? Fownea, Jr., B. M Byera
an?i w '? Carnegie, of put?burgh.
SIMPLEX SIMPLE REPAIRS
Unusual Facilities for Taking
Care of Oar Troubles.
A? no ' hala 's Stronger than Its weakest
link, uniform excellence of handicraft is
essential in any Plant, and It Is upon fae.
tory organisation that the superiority of
an automobil? depends An evidence that
this Is r?'.i'i7.ed by foremost makers is found
In the iy*t*m that baa been installed in the
'actor.', and repair departments of the Sim?
plex Automobile Company in Mew York
City.
Th? simplex company has the advantage
of havlne Its repair shop for customers'
ears within t?n btockl Of the building la
Which It* car? are oriel nail y built. The
factory I* al Ud atreet and the K?st River
and the repair department Is at the foot of
ltd street, bordering the same river. One
larse Hoor is occupied, equipped With all
sorts of modern licht and heavy machin?
ery, such as car: be u<...| fot repairing and
rebuilding automobile?
will.? W"ik la being done on tha car
customers are not allowed In the shop, and I
no employe Will take orders from a cus?
tomer which hav? tint ronie through the j
foreman in the regular way When w rk
1- not being done < n ears, euch Is eove-ed
with .'' ? ottoa - . ?? hli h hi tpt . i( ?! 111
and ?lirt
Owing to the fact thai the horn? plant is j
-^o near by, there is littl? or no delay In 1
-?? urliig extra part?, for whal the aervke
b .LI It -in ?to -k can be ob
? n ? ?? fa< to ? in , ? .
mlnut? ? th* motor tnn 1. 1
by the 1 pai . which p,? s back and forth
con tin ?
Havli ? ih ? foremen'!
hand?, I s repaired ? *r I* turned ov? 1 to '
one ' : ? ? , testen em?
it then ? ? ea a t ? <a. 1 1 lal tor '
wer on tl ?? l_ong laland Motor '
'.'..rkw iv. an . - . .. ,t , ,, 1 Di(. 0f ^nrr hill
NU. NDR OF II
Benz Team for Grand Pi
Race Now Complete.
EDDIE HEARNE THIRD M
Cam Will Be Four-Cylinder Ty
with One Hundred and
Twenty Horsepower.
Bavaaaah, rvt. is-with nomination;
?? Icter Heiaery, Hob Burmsn and E
llearne as drivers, the offlri?| ??.-,
three cars composing the Bens team in
Qraad Prlte automobile r*re, to ra rui
Savannah on Thanksgiving Day. vain
to Harvey Oranger, president of the
vannah Automobile Muh, to-day
The self, ion of Hear-* was tna?t
place of Ralph D* Palms and other fry,
who were i,n?*?r consideration by the B
company,
Heeme is one of the youngest, dri?
who will he Ig ?he raee. as he 1?, (
twenty-Sve v?ars old. He. began his rat
career In 19..?, when he drove a RuleS
Into fourth place in the Savannah challe
trophy rare in 130? he drove Fiats in
VaaderMM and ?ohe gup rares, and in
last named he finished fourth and won
amateur <h imp|onshlp cup at Ind'imp0
He sataMlebed a record for the AUtonq?
hill climb which ?till holds, fn a Bsiu,
!*t|-\ wh?n h* change.i hi* allegiance to ti
car In ? Benz he finished fifth In |
year's Vanderhllt, won the Indiana-*
Ppeedway Helmet twice, and flni-hei fl
In th^ lOmlle free-for-all an<l th?, .v'-n
fie? tOT' aO at the Indianapolis BpeedVg]
H?eeaery has few equals as a <1r1\er So
of his most notable performances are
?Inning of the kym YanderMIt In a D
raeq. the ?ir? ult dea Ardennes In the ?a,
<?r the same year, the St P.-tersburg-M
row race in a Bena in im and the Yrot
Qraad I'rtx this jear iietnery ha- tin1?.
second in both of Savannah's fin MU Ora
Prize races, being teaten by Wanner 11
Fiat by les? than a minute in th? V*<\ ri
and by his team mate. Bru? e Brown, i?
Benz last >ear hy less than two se on
after 41S miles of driving at a rate of ...
MVenty miles an hour.
Burman first ealned national nresMnai
as a driver In IMS, when he drove a Bui
Into BOCead place ?.?, Hllliard. In a I_u?.<?
in the international light cir rece Whl
preceded the first '?rand Prize.
one of his most notahle performan
was to bring in the first American car
laat pear'! Grand Prize race, when he dro
a Bui.'k-Marquette Into third ptaea I
won several long distance races at t
Indianapolis speedway last year, but t
disqualification of the car lost him the v;
tori's he gatead hy etavar driving
The Benz eiurle? come directly from t!
manufacturing company in Oermeuy, ti
Benz & Cle Rheinische Automobil und M
toren-Fahrik Aktiengesellschaft The ca
are the regulation four-cylinder machine
rated at 1?) horsepower, with cylinder bot
of IH mm , stroke of 200 mm. and wetgl
ing IJM kilo?
Brewster & Ca are preparing limousin
BOdtaat and also some of their epecial omi
1,?nation bodies known as the SaaaHhgOU
sine, for the Mafheson Automobile Com
pany, as the future equipment ? * tta "si
lent six" chassis
Berline . odies are also in preparation b
the Qulnby Company and town 1 ar Sfahj
ment by the Armstrong Brother* Can
pany, besides the Mathe?on standar?! pgt*||
ment, giving a total of ten different tM?>
covering practically every requirement ?
the motorist who appreciates high u ?elitl
The Matheaon "silent e\\ ?
demonstrated Its fitness for su, h Bfatl
ment. The six-cylinder motor has baa
brought to so high a degree of ef&ctenc
that no changes are offere?!. the m ??
the coming season being Identical a
those that have attracted such fa?.oiahl
attention by their silence and their prove
ability to remain quiet through >eara 0
steady operation.
MEDAL FOR MISS PHIPPS
Makes Low Score in Round foi
Berthllyn Cup.
Philadelphia, Ott U Mis? Anita Thlppi,
l ]?? Springfield Country Quo, B ?taa
aroa the gold medai to-day for tl e i-.wilt
score In the qualifying round of th? (list
annual invitation golf tournament for tbe
Berthllyn cup at Noble, a suburb Her
?cera area ? lire ' aieb f. Fox. th* donor
of the cup. and Mrs. K"na!d il. Bario*, ot
Merl in, *ere tied for second honora seta
s ??es Of ?16 each.
The other scores were as follow?.
Ulae KeeMt, Tsroote >???? JJ
Hiss Kebllt, wiimingt.in.J?
Mies llcu.-r, Mi.i.olhUu . ? J
Misa <V< Us. Bro??l<ltne. .J'"*
Mis? n S Maate, Met*?. m
Mrs. Hlisli. ??hihi.,,' t .\\*
Mrs '' H Venderbaeh, Phradeiphla . 11''
Mts? aa?? ???. Phlledeli lila .}'*
Mra BlUati n. Bals . .} ?
Mm ?' ,: '-' '? White Msreh .J1'
Mis? Porter, Brookllna .?j
Ml*a (i PavtsL Philadelphia }','
Mrs. J V Frlshmuth, rultadelj his t.i
.-a
ROLLS WINS GREENWICH CUP.
1 r. lel??f?_ph IS The Tribun*
Greenwich, Coen., Oct ta. The cup pre?
sent."! by Y I Aimstrong for Ike OOSt
sel?, ted BOOM made betWMU .luno I OS?
October Ii waa vm.ii by T M t?. R
Yht- stores follow
T >l I Relia tat ? ?' (Irani ?"* r a ?UIB"
?trorn. .'?.<. I M Maso? BO; 11 (111 ton 00. C.
K Martin ?... j r ??eultter, M 1 "?
j. 11 Stack. <*. l M Hedgln -?? '-'? ?
wrs.-. S3 '' '? IVarF-n. .'i . ?1 ?' ? '??:,?.
S7 K H CUrtls, SI J W '?nt.? i?. > R?**
rrt'i n. >''. u et* -t II 7". F '?
J A. 1 . i ?- '? ?a Poll 73 1 ??. '??
VI \ H win 1 more, 72 Dunon EdwaM?, ??<? *?
u Bonner, T3; C a Mai .In. T.".. n ?\
T, B y l'I'ik 7"> E H Pi .art '?* ''.,"'
7-? v 1. McfutcMon M \ L nao*
ntaay. T7 ' K Han ?n.
77 r k Kobtaa th. i r *t '-* : ' h J
Carman, ??|l h F '"-o-iier. W
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MUCH SILVER FOR STOVALL
Clevelend, Oct. H (?.?? stovali. mans
gnd , lui., ??r me \ ? , rleaS
? ., ymi -< plu; ? to d ? for a
, ,,? Mit. giren t 1 bles |?rlot te la de
1 Brture foi Heu v?>'k Then mort ? ?9*
tu., piece? In the 1 best, the total ? ilua ht*
Ing ?-:?? , . _
lt u .b ubtful ?hetl I i *l
with 1 ? ? i.1 l"1' again -
Davia Is und? ? ? ?nti '
.,, xl ; ?SOI ' ? "l'f :i I
,., . .1 lis .?l'illt?- .
Label"
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