The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-25

anu used language OF considerable strength
tic the flask would SiH'i inaientc. as nt tn.
bottles, were rlain fat glass affairs: others
were OF leather cover. others of silver or 81
mon were very rod In thu face and loose in Tia
tongue. while, others looked . bit weak. eyed
tie better Of thc Several 20 Of ' these ma" at fst
wa 81 led ID aw yis,G quite imp ana "s 6:Tcen
I" ,he L OF rsi al @ r
and grew strong OF breath ana nN"itsd OF man.
ne Tb but dn shoNs NJ no signs 9i wsak"nnc
games, Some Of tho college ,yrl,, ar. i"o IHi
desired eflect-noise Tint is Jar rsachtnc i "'.
cause It stimed and chyrused. Yelling is ono
Of Tho heart and extreme s' indus s SSsf hss
been known to drive frost out, Of the feet.
h When IN" game was on yesterday every, one
and yelling was about the only form Of eTer-
else D possible Never before I'D the college
| cheers como out SO well rs Yesterday.
| COLLEGE WELLS IN MONSTER CHoRusEs
II small knot of men. known as Princeton
men mel by their eolors began to wave their flag.
the cheer would 10 caught un and borne on
theosSh se crowds around s the field into
whs was ana ma VIII ts
St ;@ ., G c End bSsk
nnEe and black or Yaie's blue banners and
wSshTea and
In the rounds. from little groups h.re and
@f %s aG.Sn H4 HsS S2
| ton. Pennsylvania. Cornell. all were repre-.
ton or Yale at the end OF each. according to
the ,sympathies Of that particular group Of
d some msn nr Princes
ton. few for Yale. Pennsylvania. which loves
n nGt S SSss1s a a o ri H;IysTd
plays q col"rs. foT the Sympathlzinc reprs.
Of nceon or Yale in sddten theis e eS1or'
The -. cheering was helped out with horns
cordant noises. II was a mntter OF principle
With the ma,intainers Of each standard that
than Yale che % aas vsor
Gus. princeton etc thronts capped and 4 Prince-
Yale exploded with roar after roar TO drown
the noise Of the friends Of Nassau Hall.
DEBTORS NOT PLENTIFUL
Ono feature Of other Thanksgiving Day
Haunting it rs he ran from tally; no to tally. no
% s consSns SD
rS at S5Su ddS Ths
ths princeton men this an teton, For itis an
9h S stS s6ssa s q p Ss
near the man OF the other college waving his
that is ali wind and color with no money back
a eas ssff ss tn F. t1sas
% thHn those W BY ths hands
HER STOW &ashnston HeirS Gs'n not cRAvs so
and nG%sir m S"s and d
na sts Or
were black pDpV hy eat iInnted thrOnQ that
arrived enrly md regarded tho field for many
and cold Wind that ' cannot he 81
those who found the comparative comfort Of
ss si se htS S TO %ha hs roa.
nford even better opportunities than the
rERcHED on THE CLIFFS.
In these lofty .porchcs unnumnered thou.
sands enjoyed the. game and added to tho
treme nhousnrss, Of the crowd: Taking tho
point. in either direction rising circle Of
MASSES Of spectators rose almost without
Rh[ s;aS,s t" tie fnraway TOP Of IVA Waslnctna
stop with the back rows OF tho stands. They
swept on upward 20 th"heighis. to sound buck
90 is fair estnns q the n"mhsr err" Of rers"n.
OF green and white yesterday afternoon.
II wa. in that masnin""nt presence TINT
this ycnr beaten as never before. male i"r
ilnal stand And ~ those thou an'ls >iw,hs
s ehn:a "i Nassau I'M trnll. saw hrr eleven
Before tn" Gan'o lr.an til" crowd WAS a
tdh G i l sight ,I so va, was .""omn' 'Gly
through into t b, rc|, III" "r"wi "ra ~" ,. p.
prrssivr. As th" i"h'r- aud tn" ilHg- nn,lt6e
s,tr"amrrs, snr:rd. ana a. :hr "h"cls ga !, IN
divi!mal throat staining; ",'' i M ~ Il 'l"wn
field. Tia" crowd srrnied t,wai! N nj tllrra en-
the Ii'tl. clear spare, III" low !,r"r WHIT,
scattering linz ol policemen seemed too feet Ia
Close Lchini the Yale m"n casa" ,ho !rnr.-
ton PLAYERS. ANA behind 'h"m RUSH 81 III Iii.
tUt"s. ot 81 Ong"fS. 81 tram :. at Il .''lt
N"nds; ~ waite! carriers. and sM"ater nj
s r cher ,"atmr-'n yrrita',. nn'nl,n
field and t.ir ;tt"n I'm: 'orrc a,srp.rd it>rl' At
IT." -aI.s IT,. r." "t"'ym;, E ,n mI ""n',
twenty.tw" who, w"r" t" i"rn In nntle the
"l"h"n wh"-"~ ',ir"I ORANGE an'i nlnck sie:',,,,
IT,: eleven with N" c"vc- i'r ini".
They w"r" nn' hanh-nn" men IN fAr', They
arms and shoulder, 20 RE" AMI -tr"n. Nnd
S w%n c IN" N 10, ws1 "n nj in r's w %
college games was really "'i IL" - ""'i'"r'
forgot III" r".'! ana III" wind. -,
A. each m"n'"nt "i "trh ''n""'G" .r'"I- -,
an h"u".,h gam" n'a' '" ".', 81 ,"H N,,ii
nm" j. il l'r"'">,E 1T r11,"', ~ y, ,,', ~
ute. 1t is IA" swif, ui "r. r"rii,i It IN
lightning tr,"rd wb"," TIA" ''i "',' "TH ,.e
There wrr" tnr e"irI VA : IT hrnN" ana
stron. ,Oi!u.: uJ'u -Ht.GI,- ~" "" EphIo;
Thar. w",,, iwu r',nlr Ly,'-. r"" ana swirl nnd
Hurk "f"y' aud lm." 'n"t.I.,nS toward hS me
ANAL rIt.urn with the hn,I tucked unIet its
arm "n"r+!hI i."n 2 i,n!'"' ana hr ,M
ivi,..ug stpu!iu.. sliding. And after him
and nriuuI Inn w"rc ,wr9ty:"ns ; oth"Ts,
Lrinr him down With n slam and IL bang.
shouldrr"r IN extended arm would catcl, him
Gle that would have been mortal to any hut
trained players.
vIcruRs CHEER THE vASoUlsHED.
Before the game In many parts OF the out;
skirts OF the Held. ssv-ral Yale men would
lit ur n man with Princeton flag IN his hand
and bear him about ms though he were
corpse. When this prophecy had come true.
after tho Yae men had cheered their own
team and hat horne them a,ont In truman;
cheering IN" weary and hchrthrok"n de;
tented. Ard surely IN" ranIulshei deserved
tribute OF admiration iror' the Nlc'"r~'