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VERMONT WATCHMAN & STATU JOURtfAl TIIURSDAY. DECEMBKR i, sio.
Amateur and
Professional
All the News of Fall Sports
At Home and
Elsewhere
LAST IN PHILADELPHIA
ARMY AJiH NAVr TUAMS WILL
I'LAY XI) MORE HAMES
THEllE.
AFTEU WOLGAST.
1K-
AnniiiKilis CIhIius It Must llntc ti
Lnrgcr Xnmtor of Tickets Tlian It
ls l'ossiblo to Sccurc nt Franklin
Ficlil. West l'olnt nlso ffnnts
liangi-.
Ammirolis, Mtl., No. 29. Practical
ly tlic nnunimous soutimer.t among
thoso interiod in the athlctics of
tho tf. S. navnl acadcmy in that tlu
nnuunl foottmll gamo bctwecn tlio
naval and ;uil)tary aoadcniles ahall
not he played again on Franklin
field, the grounds of the Unlversity
of Peiinsylvnnla, unlcss the navy
contingcnt le occordeil a larger ninn
her of tickets.
Phlladclphla is regardcd as the
idcal location for the annual con-
test, and tho courtcsy of the authorl
tioa of the uulveralty ln the use of
grounds is nuich app'rcclatcd, but lt
is stalud Jiere that the Imperatlvo de
jnautls for tickets cannot he met ln
the S.:;o ftasigned by the unlversity.
New York in regarded as out of
the utiostion, as lt is entlrely too
far from Aiinapolla to pcrmlt tho trip
und rcturn in one day. Washington
ls equally Inaccesaiblc from West
Polut.
May Go lo New York.
Philavletyhia, Nov. 29. Lleut. P. 1).
Borrlon, head coach o the U. S.
naval acadwny football eloven, is the
nuthorlty for the statement that tho
football game between the Army and
Navy next year -prohably wlll ho
played in New York, and not at tho
Franklin field, Phlladelphja, as ihero
tofore ! a te'lcgram to thia clty
Coault Benien says:
"lt is prohahle that tho Army and
Navy gauio uvay he taken from Phlla
delphia. No actlon has yot heen
taken, ibut the threo-year agrccment
lictwpcu Iho Army and tho Unlversitv
of Philadclfiliia iias explred and it i&
not probable that lt wlll he rcnewod."
Mornn's Mnnngcr Says Tcrmn
nmiided Arc Jlldlctilous.
San Franclsco, Nov. 29. Owen
Moran, tho IJrltlsh Ughtwelght, who
knocked out Battllng Nelson horo Sat
urday, wlll leavc for New York to
nlght. Ho recelved several offerstoday
to appcar on the stage and prohably
wlll acccpt one.
Oharloy llarvoy, Moran's inanngor,
eald he wantcd iMoran to incct Ad
IWolgast and was wllllng to walt un-
ttl tho champion was ready to llght,
but ho dld not look wlth favor upon
tonns that Wolgast dlctated last
nlght a guarantec of $12,500 and the
right to naine tho refcree.
"It ls rldlculous for Wolgast to talk
of jiamlng the refcree," sald Harvey.
"It woUld klll the llght at tho etart.
Tho game is not ln such shape now
that guarantecs of that klnd can ho
glven."
Nelson got hold of promoter Cof
froth yestcrday and wanted to gct the
next onen dato for a flght wlth Wol
gast. Nelson inslsts that 'ho can ucat
the champion, desplto tho knockout
by Moran Saturday. lt ls undcr
stood, howcver, that tho promotcre
herc are aiot considerlng putting Nel
son in tho ring again at thls time.
l'OH.Ui:itI,Y OF HOSTOX.
Iariil Hunl, Jn, Kllled ln Anto Ac-
cldent Atlcndotl ll.'irvnrd.
Itoston, Nov. 29. David Hunt, Jr.,
of Dotrolt, who Avas killed at Yale,
Mlch., Saturday nlght in an automo-
anlle acctldcnl, was the son of Davld
Hunt, a lloston physlclan, who up to
a fow yeara ago lived at the Hotnl
Cluny ln thls clty.
Young Hunt atteuded tho Engllsh
hlgh school antl -vvas for a tlmo 'it
Harvard, whcre he won dlstinctlon ln
football and basehall. He was also
a member of the B. A. A.
He lcft college to take a posltlon
wlth the Warren, Swasey Company of
Clevcland, and in 1S99 or 1900 inoved
from Boston to New York. About nix
montlis ago ho became connectd
wlth the E. M. F. Automobllo com
pany of Detrolt and was Its factory
superintendent.
AGAINST PRIZE FIGHTS
i' 1
y
r
t
I
T)K ORO DIIFEATED.
Far
.Isu'fc .loluison Dlschargeil.
Nmv York, Nov. 29. Jack John
son, -svortd'B vhamplon heavywelght
pugiliat. wiio wais arrested Friday
charged witJi assault upon Annette
Cooper, a sshow glrl, and wlth dis
orderly couduct, was dlschargcd
from custody Saturday. Jliss Cooper
did not nppear to prosecute her
charge. lnistead she sent a letter en
closing a nhyiilcian's ccrtltlcate that
Bho iiad boen ill ln hed for the past
ten days -and was in no condition lo
leave Jior liome. and requosted that
Johnson be kcpt in custody for two
weeks, wiien she would ho able to
appear tigoinst hlm. Jlagistrate
Freclii refused to put the case wv
and dischswged tlie prlsonor.
Hrown Coach llays Stock Farni.
Providence, Nov. 29 John A. Gam
mons, Brown athletc and promlnciit
football coach and rooter, Saturday
bought Glenmore, the stock farm in
East Providence, fonnerly owncd by-
Dr. James E. Sulllvan, millionalro.
Among the stock is a prizo bull on
tho horns of which a bay resort
balloonlet landcd last summer, when
his gas hag gavc out.
The Brown studcnt liody is eiateu
over tho purchase, for they belleve
aammons intcuds to put somc of ,thc
00 acres to uso for a trainlng flelii
for tho meu who wcar the "Bs" and
all the other promislng strong nion
of the college. For same ycars lt
has been the custom of the Brown
football and baseball teams to visit
the Gammon farm ncar New Bedford,
iMass., for a tuning up.
Coiinlc 3Iack Scrs l'opc.
Ho'iiif, Nov. 29. The Pope gavc a
private audlence Saturday to Cor
nelius MacGllllcuddy (Connie Mack),
the managor of tho Phllndelphla
Ainerlcan league baseball team and
Mrs. MacGillicuddy, who aro hero oa
their wedding trlp. The Philadel
phians were Introduced by Dr. C. A.
O'Hearn, vice rector of -the Americaii
college in Rome, who acted as in
terpreter. The pontil'f reniarked that belng
the .flrst pope to open the vatlcan to
athletes of the whole world, he was
particularly pleased to mcet the niau
ager of the Anierican champlons for
1!U1 and Impartcd the apostollc
btnediction upon his visitor and his
team.
Keogh Wlns In Flrst Contest
tlie Pool Cluiinploii.shlp.
New York, Nov. 29. Jeromo
Keogli, champion pool player of tho
world, defeated Alfred De Oro, the
challenger for the flrst block of 200
polnts of thelr scheduled C00
polut match last nlght. The scoro
was: Keogh'210, Do Oro 1S0.
De Oro played a brllliant, spcctac.'
ular game and led up to the nlnth In
nlng, but Keogh's steady playlng
gave hlm the lcad ln the eleventh,
and thcreafter he was never headed.
De Oro inade a hlgh run of 25, white
Kc :'i's bcst was lu, but thls he ro-
peated several tlmes. Play wlll be
contlnued tonight.
rill'HWIES IX SAA FltAXCISCO
HENEW CAML'AIGN UEGl'X
3I0XTHS A(JO.
Tlicir Atturiicy M'rltcs lo Dlslrld
Atlorncy Cnllln JHs AUvutlon To
(he Fact TJint, Law Wns Vlolated
Wlien XcKsonOIoran Flglit Took
Place LnsJ, Saturday.
San Franclsco, Nov. 29. Wlth a
vlew to rencwlng tho opposltlon to
prlze fightlng ln Californla, whlch
was startcd at tho tlme of tho Jcf- 1 v
ines-jonnson contest, J. Ui. White, .
k Y03T COACHED WELLS TO
PLAY IN FRONT OF A
CIOAR 3TORE.
Now (hat the football season
(v ls over and tho mcn have brokeu
trnltilnrr tn'iiiv utfii-liw wt Imltnr
v told by tlie playerH. About the T
x'. hci. (old of tho woslern ulavers
Wells. Jllclilgair.s T
speedy rlght 4
onu, who seored
Ihc toiR'htlown
for the Wolver
ene nien ln th
gume wlth Mln
nesotu. lt was
Just a day or so
before tho Mlch-
lgan teum lefl L
Ann Arbor for 4
PhHndolphlu to Z
onnnt Uiu Ollnl:. b
ern on Franklin
fleld. Two pow
is one on
'1 tl :
,; ' " j
v
I
Wo aroonablcd toofforour patronsawhis-
kov of oxcentional quallty Decauso wo ucai
dlrcctwltnyou-no mlddlomon'sprollt.
WE GUARANTEE THAT STAG
WHISKEY WILL PLEASE YOU
LT IS SO GOOD. ITS ONLY COMPKTITOHS AUK WIIISKIES
t 'OSTING YOU MITCU MOUE IN PRIGH, YBT STAG WUISKW
IS SOL.D FOU ONLY
4 Full Quarts $3'S
(le It a Irlal. If not aatMactory, return at onco at cur expenw and we,Hl refund
ivour nmney. We w.tnt your culom thls whlskey warrants It. Wrlte ua touay iiuw-ana ni
acqualnted wlth an etceptlonal value. Remlttance hould be mad by cxpreis or pojlal ordtr (i! bills
are km, ba sure and reglMer your letter). Wrlte tor onr booklet, glving otlier equally attraetlve bar.
jgnns. ...
I Thli hnnse w. estabtlshed in 1TM, wliich In Itwll 1 a uKleient recommendatlon of our responil.
t,wiuy. weinu reterto .Natunai l lty llanK, itanover nauonai iiann, uun or urausircci
i .csv Vtirl; clty. 9 H
U. M. Bininficr & Go Watcr St. Derdeoi"" Nct York City
mm
wt.u.3. ton's bllllard
attornoy for the San Franclsco church V hall on Stalc street, looklng Into
reaeration, addresscd a letter to Dlst.
Atty. Flckert yestcrday assertlng that
the law was vlolated by tho Nelson
antl Moran flght last Saturday.
White wroto tho cltlzens were anx
iously waltlng to learn whatactlon
would be taken in tho mattcr.
Dlst. Atty. Flckert said that lf the
law was violatcd by pronioters and
prlnclpals of the Nelson-Moran llght,
the attornoy for the church fedora
tlon could swcar out complalnts.
Ir. Flckert intlmated that he per3on
ally would take no actlon.
4 each others eycs. One wni
; a tall, dark man. He was
chewlug a stogy, rolllu? It
X, norvously from ono corner of his
uiouth to the other as ho talkcd.
t. Tho other wns n stocky, auburn
halrcd fellow.
a i Stidtlenly tlie man behlnd tlie
StOL'.V
Flat Itaclng Season C'loscs.
Manchester, Eng., Nov. 29 Tho
Hat raclng season closed Saturday
wlth an Amerlcan wlnning tho last
llg evcnt'.
The Manchester November Handl
cap of 1,500 soverelgns, for three-year-olds
and upward, dlstance the
Cup course, one"mile and one-half,
U01ISE3IEX AXI) 1IOHSES.
shot out at full lengtli,
t. grnsped tho other by tho shoul-
.1ic ttnnlin.l ltl,l lintl.-n'!ltf1 nllll
Jerked hlm rouglily from sldo to
!. tdd". Sfveral newsboys stoppcd,
i lookcd on and wondered, Otlier
people stopped to wateh the pe
eullur ni'tlonM of tuese I'i'o mcn.
Drnnlitnnt T 'P T),, .,.,. ...III .1.. ..!..
e r f u 1 looklng & , p0wers has boen apparently beaten so
mcn stood ln V ,.. r- i,i .. i . ..t.
front of Hus- s .i, ...'
countcd that It Is safe to eay he'll bo
choson agaln unanlmously. Powers
founded the Eastern League and on
many occaslons he provlded money to
keep it from golng on the rocks. The
cluh owncrs ono year declded to try
anothor presldent ln Powers' placo,
but when tho tlme explred they were
glad to wolcome P. T. back. As the
Eastern League cnjoyed a splendld
season thls year under Powers' lead
ershlp lt is thought that the club
owners wlll dccide to let wcll enough
ark thls year, but was rcturned to
St. 1ouls at tho end of the season
Fnrmer Knocks Out Ilre.siinlian.
Peorla, 111., Nov. 29. In a 10-round
bout last nlght, Kid Farmor of Peo
rla, knocked out Tommy Bresnahan
of Omaha in the tenth round.
4 ! alone.
4
tall man dueked UUe a llusli
tlie
h unt
A. J. Welch has practlcally closed ' rammed bls shouiders agalnst
i the stomach of the (pilet, red
'X halrcd man. Thon. chewlug hls
clgar harder, the dark genth'
'X, man backed slowly uway, hl
- liimds nn bls knees. Stlll tho
rrd hnlred man stood muto,
watelilnK orery move of the man
'r5 oppo.slle hlm.
IJy thls tlme quHc n crowd had
. Kaliiered. I',rosbmcn stood look-
lng on wlth wondet- ln thelr
S eycs: senlors slapped eaeh otlier
'? on the back and lauphed.
4 "You niust use your hanils on
a dcal for tho sale of Rcadvllle. The
new owners wlll have an lmportant
announcemont to make within a few
days.
It is sald that something llke $5000
ls the total of tho suspenslon Hst tho
management at Lexngton has sont
to the National and Amerlcan Asso
ciations for colloctlon.
Genoral H, 2:01, on his return t
Calgary last month waa shown on
the stage of the leadlng tbeatre. Tho
occaslon was a public recoptlon to
George Haag, his drlver.
Arnold Lawson Is
belng out of horses
! llng at Drcamwold
SIosson to Play Hoppe.
'? t George F. Slbsson, tho "old stu
$ , dent" of the bllllard gamo, wlll un
X ' dertake to wrest the champlonshlp
... ! frnni Wlllla Hnnnn ln ihn 'hninnlnn-
t'shlp match to he played at Madlson "lcat or animai fod '! necded. For
? c. n v-.i. mi ,i.. .thls purpose the handlest and most
'H! , r ... 7'..n . satlstetory artlclo in "Page's Per-
"The stockings of an elephant would
be so very wide,w
Says Jack, "that Santa Claiis coultl
I'd llko to be an elephant till Chrlst-J .
mas nas gono uy,
One stocklng would he pretty nc
and four of them oh my!"
St. Nncholas.
THE PROPER FOOD FOIl POPLTRY
Wlth all the dovorsined bellefs as
to the proper dlet for fowls to lnduco
the greatest egg production, lt ls al
most unlversally conceded that somt
f i 'em thls a-way. 'y know," drawl- V
somo ways from I p1 th( ln mnn KmlMttK
i. He nas a eai- j)o ohn, )y sll0n1(1,,rH npi,Ui
tnat acts une tu- m b tlmp pV(jn th(l Kropn. ,i.
1fi.l bnlk Hnp. nnd t.lm itiifsllon whlch
I has the onthuslasts guesslng is, can
x' SIosson heat Hoppe, whoso play has
I jmproved slnco he flrst appeared as a
Istar on tho green tablo?
T lt is consldercd that no bllllard
i player In the world has a better
I knowledge of the game than Sloseon,
4 I his name haing 'been connected wlth
i promlnent champlonshlp matches for
the last 20 years.
was won by L. Wlnan's Tho Vhlet.
AtirtwAio u'oa Q.krrmtl nnd AnniliHiln I . .. ... ... . . . 1 x
""wlu, i.v.vy..i n.mn. i tiiritv ninrprini. i'nr voiinirsrpr i uv , . ... .. ,
. " " " Z- esi iresnman 111 inc rrtiu ui
Blngara out of Emily, 2:11. n; spcclators kntnv that lt was only
Geers has been a mile in iu witn ,;.,.,, i.'i0minK Hnrrls Yost
third. Thore were eighteen starterii
Contrary to custom in recent years
"Danny" Maher, the Amerlcan jock
ey,
place ln the jockey champlonshlp. Moml,i,s aay he is the fastest-galted , 4 the shlftv attaek.
He has 12G successful mounts trotter tlloy havc evcl. seen, . ,.. .,i. N ;
against Jockey AVooten's 137. , yisltors at Walnut Hall farm say ! t ' ' -
I.afayette Elecls Dannt'liower.
Easton, Pa., Nov. 29 W.F. Danne
hower, the quarterback of the Lafay-
etto football team, has been elected
Danny" Maher, the Amerlcan jock- ' Ule Huguenot. brother to The Abbe, , showIn(: ..ptnn.. AVellS how to captaln for ioil. The has been
' l ? ''Im " Z ! , and Th0 A1,bot' iU,a th0 rn" 1,,rrt1 "t 1 'l 1 " rtProTwnpilust , awar(k.u to tho followlng players:
' Harry Burgoyn puts it mlldly when f).om Ul,8 colllUry ntt8 ever Konc t0
referring to the yearllngs thore as Cul)a wltl ,tg strongest teaul. Wita
29. While thc ,,ust thls famous speed-producim,' i f. .., , ,,. , t f t, At,
lliplano Iturn
Uichiuond, Va., Nov.
unai ies i. tiaitimoii, me Aiiieriuuu estauusnment Iias ever nau. ; utics tney become a very ordlnary
aviator who llew from New York lo j0hn DlckiiiBon will ship tho Hill- 1 1)asel)all outflt.
Philadelphla and back last June, wasanddale farm youngsters to Momphla 'It ,!e(jUire(1 syndlcato hall to brlng
craiiKing iiie engiue oi uie riuiiuuuii tnls wceU. As usitai tne aiaoie wni
4 , Foremau, Fillniore, Crane, Wagon
I hurst, Schwenk, Woodcock, Gross,
Dannehower, Psiegel, Norrks, Roth,
Holand, Roycr, Wolf. Probst. O'Brten
and Kelly.
lluys Rube Waddell.
Minneapolls, CMinn., Nov. 28. Tho
i Minneapolis ibaseball club of the
fccted Jcultry Food," M. H. Runnells
of South Newbury, Vt., expresses the
almost unlversal sentlment of all who
have carefully used thls food. He
says: "Havlng sold Page's Perfect-
ed Poultry Food for several years
past, we nnhesltatlngly commend !t
to all keopers of poultry as the besf
food on the market for laying henu
AVe have already placed our order for
the comlng season, and. ln a few days
wlll be ready to scrve our custoiuers
again. As a food for the cold season
we thlnk lt has no equal."
If you want to know more abi
thls food and the best ways of uslnc
it. wrlte to C. S. Page. Hyde Park,
Vt., for his booklet, "Profltable Poul
try." It wlll bo sont freo, postpald
to anyone mcntionlng thls paper.
the Amerlcan League to the front. lAlllerican Association today announc-
hlnliinp H hnpl.'-fli'pil . thp CMSnlpnp .n ...n.in ,n. r Mm irnt rf lnlllnl nml t . . .. , , ...
"i ' "" inuui- ui hv. w. iinpn nii n nntifi rnnrintr. i'rpsni(?iii. i t .l. t c ti-i
of the carburetor catcbiug, and in i Dlckcrson counts them the best he 'Bon j,ollIli.oll Rot bUBy Bllrt found lo- Z tlie St I ouls i
turn setth.R flre to the wings of the ms ever tralned. cal caIita,lsts t0 n.ack the eight ?ca m Vadde 11 plave l wlth
niachine. The illmsy materlal buru-( European records are becoining clubg pnt 1)is league ln a 1103. lcJI "auut" l"'lc,
Busmess Directon
Rube
merl-
New-
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
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THE TWO GREATESTJFOOTBALL
PLAYERS OF YEAR.
eu swmiy anu auour. iwo siiuate reCognized on thls sltle ot tne water. HnI1 ....,.. ,, .,,. eonli COntrol two
yards'were consumed and the framo Everyone speaks of Siliko, 2:0S14. . cuus, j
damaged before the ilameis could be , The futurlty wlnnor's record on an Kustern League and Amerlcan !
l"t t- Amerlcan course in 2:11, the 2:0SV4 I Ai!flnpi.1tlmi m-p not aftor a hichcr !
m.w,. . T.n .-r , . , ,.TV-v loing niade on a llve-furlong traek , , caton, as they refused promo-!
MfCHIfiAlNPS T.RFT ailARH ANH YAl.R'S l.RFT RND Jm Aust.a .,tlon t0 cln88 A lBBt wnot
I WtlllL. 13 11 IJt-VJlilV
breed to Colorado E, 2:04, are tho , t0 tlle xational agreement, wliich ls
reading Lady, 2:07; Czarevan, a lnoru interesting sltuatlon for the
2:074; Tuna, 2:0SV; Hazel KinnQy, majors to handle.
2:09; 'Blsa, 2:10,; Muda Guy, Secretary Tom Davls has settled
2:12; Amerlcan' Belle, 2:12; and , on rtichmond, Va., as the trainlng
Little Sweetheart, 2:12. jcamp for the New York Highlanders.
Wllllam Bradley of Ardmaer farm For yeavs charlottesville, Va., was a
has declded to reduco his extenslve j aVorite trainlng camp for Boston
trotting stud to about 20 brood
jnares, and will accbrdlngly sell
something llke 75 du the January auc
tlon at Madison Square Garden.
Most of his mares are in foal to Bin-
gen, 2:0G, or to Guy Axworthy, i, jec jolini0 Kllng and Joe Tinker
2:08. . Ijn oiant unlfonu next season. J3oth
An even dozen paclng mares have i are salll to deslre a change of base,
beaten 2:01. Dariel, 2:00; Iadyland jicGraw ls perfectly wllllng to
Maud C, 2:00; The BronchoJ land then)i
2:00; Cltation. 2:01'; Ecstatic, 1 .Pll v. Ynvk Hlehlander have
j2:01; Darkey Hal, 2:02; Aileen arraI1ROa f0r threo ganies at Clncln
AVIlson, 2:01; Mona Wllkes, 2:03; , natl Uuto,.c the oponlng of the regu-
s
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3I1LEAGE I100KS HEXTKI).
WALTER C. WASHI1URN,
Yontpeller, Yt.
Lawrcnce Block I'lionc 105-12
BENBROOK
clH'hs. There Jimmle Collins framed
up his batting order for the flrst
Boston Amerlcan League team and
didn't change lt for several seasons.
The New York fans are hoplng .o
3ITLEAGES
lientcd, IJonght nml Sold
II. A. BOWaiAN,
State Srrcct, MontpcUcr, Yt.
Dlt. HAJfSOX, OCDLIST,
Enr, Nose and Throat.
to 4:30 Lnwrcnce Hlock.
' FRED 1.'. OLEASON,
Attorncy at Lnw.
Room S, Lnngdon B1Ui,'m Montpelier.
I...
i
03; Hal Raven,
and
lar season ln April.
1)11. W. K. MACKAY
Dcntlst
Offlcc, hnlle 1G, Howland Illock
llarre, Ycrmont.
Offlce hours: 8:30 a. m. to 12 m,
and 1:30 to 5 p. m. Tel. 102-11. S29-tf
10
" " io "
15'
17V.
,. 20 "
22 V.
25 " "
Larger advs. at the rate of 24
cents per llne, each Insertion.
No charge less than 10 centa.
HELP WAISTED-FEJIALE
WANTED Experienced laundry
woman. Apply at once at Montpelier
House. 029-tf
TEACHERS WANTED More fall
vacancles yet to be fllled. No fee un
less placed.. Wrlte today, mentloninR
grado and date of certiflcate. The
Hathaway Teacher3 Agency, Ben
nington. VL S8-tl
WANTED Kltchen glrl at Lang
don street restaurant. N24-tf
WANTED A middle-aged lady to
act as housekeepcr. Address Henry
Ahearn, R. F. D. 1, Tel 334-22.
N29d3t
mSCELLANEOUS.
iMaud Keswick, 2:03.
Ordors Son'ii Aeropliincs.
Hermau Tyson of Newark, Del., Hoston, Nov. 29 ln the shcps of
had a vory successful season wlth j tne uUVgess Company & Curtls, mak
the pacers, Zlmmerman, Ellon I erg of aer0planes at Marblehead, a
Brown, Oharlie Mitchell, Str Tliomaa i arKU f0rco ls engaged now on what
Llpton and Torna Wilkes. Thes flve j (s D0ieve,i to he the largest slngle
pacers started in 70 ovonts, of whlch O'ruor ovcr placed ln the United Stat?s
tlioy won 11, were soconu i tnnes, fol. neroplanes, and also the tlrat or
THE UNIOX IIODSE,
So. ainlii Street, Rnrrc, Yt.
Mr. nnd 3Irs. W. 31. Itoscrs.
Boardors by the day or week. Cars
pass the door every half bour
thlrU elght, fourth
unplaced.
, iMlllard Drlnkwater ls busy wlth a
jnumber of highly bred youngsters,
I whlch are gettlng thelr flrst lessons
Jon the roatla about Braintree. The
yearling colt by Slr Todd, out of
jCastanea, 2.19, dam of Cochato,
12:11, and Tho Bosun, 2:05, otc,
Is pronounced tho ilnest indlvldual
that tlie daughter of Plstachlo has
yet produced. Mlllard says that there
is no doubt that thls chap wlll be a
fast trotter.
HASEIIAIili 'OTES.
Awed bj Aeroplniic.
Rlchnioud, Va., Nov. 29. Twolvo
hundred convlcts at tho State penl
tentlary had thelr flrst vlew of an
aoroplane Saturday, when John B.
I.Molsant salled twlco over the prlson
lti a Blorlot machlne.
The lllght was arranged for by a
lccal newspapcr for tho henellt cf llfe
prisoners, many of whom wero locked
wlthlu tho gray walls loug before tho
udvent oven of street cars and auto
raoblles. To thom tho alght was a
evolatlon and, llke thelr follpws,
thpy were too awe-strlcken to shou.
Thero wlll bo fow changes ln tho
playlug rules thls year. The anlnor
leagues and the baseball wrlters' as-
i soclation wlll. bo ropresonte;! at the
! rules conferonce. v
Frank Connaughtou, who haudlpd
tho Waterbury, Conn., League, chani-
plons, last year, is at his home on
Unlon Park street, Boston, consider
lng aoveral orfers far next season.
Tho natlonnl coinmlsslon has declarod
Connaughtou a freo agent, as tho
Waterbury club acknowledged havlng
n sldo agreomcnt wlth hlm.
Tlp O'Noll, presldent of the Wcst
orn League, ls making all tho nr
rangemonts for tho trip ot tho Bos
ton Red Sox to tho Paclllc coast thls
sprlng. O'Noll Is an old haiul at tho
huslnees. Charley Dooloy, now n
inanagor, and Tlp O'Noll wero n fa
mous battory 15 year3 ago.
Eddio Collins, tho whlrlwlud scc
ond basomaii of the champion Ath
lctics, wlll Tiot tako the trlp to Cuba
wlth tho Iwys next month. No team
twlce and twlce (,or ,,iac(,(l j an Amerlcan factory
i by a foretgn aviator.
The order ls for seven blplanes )f
a speclal type for Claudo Grahame
Whito, the Engllsh aviator who was
promlnent ln the Harvavd-Boston and
tho Belmont Park meets and who has
slnco been llylng ln various parts of
the .Unltod States.
After making a comparatlve study
of tho aoroplane factorles in the
United States and abroad, Graham-
! White has selected Burgess Company
& Curtis to 1111 his order. It ls sald
that tho seven planes aro only tho be
glnnlng of a much larger order.
Wlll Flv Out Isthmus.
New York, Nov. 29. ClUTord B.
Harinon, chlef or staff of tho United
States aeronaiitlcal reserv'e, plans a
new nrgument agalust fortlfylng the
Panaiua Canal. He announced tho
other ovenlng that on a date not yet
named' he wlll attempt an aoroplane
lllght ticross tho isthmus from ocean
to oconn."
"My objcct," sald Mr. Harmon, "ls
to 8how that, no matter how strong
or how elaborato tho fortlcatlons at
tho ontrance to tho cannl, it wlll lw
posslblo for an aeroplano to pass ov
or tliom at a safo holght and dostroy
thom, renderlng the enormoua oxpon
dituro contemplnted a waste or money."
XOKT1I (JEinfAX LI.OVD S. S. C(.
"Koenig Alhert," sall
ng from New York,
Dec 3. Offerlng excel
lent opportuuity to
reach ltaly beforo
Christmas. I'Vr ticketB,
'sailing lists and reser-
vatlons, apply to S. S. Iiallard, Agt.,
11-12 Lawrence Bldg., Montpelier, Vt.
A i
PROF. F. MURRIN
Elocutlon, Draniatlc Art,
Volco and Physlcal Culture
Elmore Hall
Tlnirsday's Hours: 0 a. m. 5 p. m.
028-tf
D. N. Hunt will be at 2 Barre street
Wednesdays and Saturdays to buy
raw furs. n24-6t
WANTED Large second-hand roll
top desk. Address, P. O. Box 152
NSO-tf
TO HENT.
HOUSE TO RENT Inqulre 3 Bald
win street. 05-tf,
TO RENT Tenement, 4 or 5 roomF
iu good location. Apply 18 Main St.
D. Tomassl. N4dtf
TO RENT Furnlshed Rooms, 19
Pltkln Court. rear Clty Hall. N15tf
W. E. COXXEIt, Vetcrlnnrv
1.1 St. Paul Street.
X. E. riione 3S.L.
nifiir GitADE rr.vxos
l Loiicst Prlccs
BAILEY 3IUSIC ROOMS
II. J. Lultoo 11 Elm Street
Barre, Yt.
N28-lm
THE SHELLEY TUXGSTEX
Roduces your electrlc Hght blll. Thls
Is a good tlmo to havo your electrlc
llght w(res lookcd over, beforo tho
long wintor niguts nrrive.
W. L. LAWIETE,
11 East Stato St.
Onn. Yattor Shoo hop. Tel. 2G-2
Elkely To Stav On tlie Joh.
Tho usual rciwrt Is In clrculatlon
that when tho .Eastern Loaguo of tho
Professional Jtaseball Clubs 3iieet3 at
tho Hotol Vlctorla jtoxt month detor-
s ar. ivoitifarAN, m. d., ocuiist
lllancliard Opcm House IHock
Appolntmonts can bo mado for ex-
amlnatlon of oyes ror giasses.
HLOCK AND CIHCIjE WOOD.
Chalr Wood antl KliHllIngs.
TAIT & ODELI.,
Fucl Deiilers.
mlncd opposltlon to tho reelectlon of ('or. Main imd Uarro Sts. I'lionc 201.2
TO RENT Warm four room tene
ment at Ploncerover Ajas' market at
$9. Four room tcnomenfat 101 Rlv
er street at $10. Seven room tenement
at 178 Berlin street at $15. Apply to
E. C. Gltchell. 52 Prospect street.
N30-tf
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Two largo bullrtlng lots
on Pleasant street, slzo 75x130 feet;
lots aro graded almost to level and
command ono of tho finost vlows in
clty. F. H. Tracy. OlOdtf
JUST RECEIVED A
nlco stovo coal; order
wanted. E. C. Gltchell.
carload of
at once if
025-tf
LOST.
LOST Iidles' green leathor purse
coutatulng sum of money. betwecn
Popo's store and Hlbhard's. Ftnder
wlll be rewarded bv leavlng it at 24
Stato street. N30-tf
LOST Pull pup, seven months ld
brindle and whlto, docked tall, but not
cars. Had collar on wlth owner's
nnnio. Reward lf rcturned to F. K
Goss, Rl.Bailey nvenue. N29-tf
FOU.M).
FOUND ln front of Farwell's
storo yestcrday a purse wlth small
Biim of money. Owner can get same
by calllng at Jall. provlng property
nnd poying for thls ntl. N30-U

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