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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18

IFrER MIDNIGHT
Chicago Pvle .uaGS Nj Hass TO Give an
AcC unt ~ Thsms Ives

NCI UNI ~ Them5 IseN
CHICAGO. y " ls.-B, nniug this mora.
ing at o'clock the city was practically uu-
der marital W Ci of Police Brennan
informed the inspectors that he intende
to adopt rigid m u,es. aud that after I
o'clock &C nisLt, ua,i, ,ucl time rs
the order is re. iadyd, h. d, sired that half
the force b. prts-nt and throNn upon the
streets. THIS r en- are 10 stop an ques-
tion every ind v.dutl fou on the street :
aftrr that hour. Ii satisfactory answer
are eiven The ci'lA-ns wal be allowed TO
go In peic-. IL they are aot satisfactory
to the police the nen will be taken To tn,
police station. The me sure is made neces
sary by the hrLe numb'r OF highway rob
berries aud sandbasgiug, which nave oc-
CURED of late
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18

Doot Forget Kelley n Taylor
AZ the "p,ckwick," East avenue. most pop
MAR place w me CIV
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18

Nor. ins.-Beecrsm's Pill. with a drink of
water
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18

Trys want al. Ia tue TRiBUSE
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-06-09
A Travellers Jingle.

the varying English words with
similar examinations Of confusion and yexaon We all mm
though dough" and words alike except
all differently That could
scarcely continental language gentleman
sion expressed his
of this
the pilgrims joyful shout:
"The Burington's dandy route
shoot,
This is the only frst-cass
Rival claims we hereby
None please but this
Locomotives tOOt
Hal AS
And all in all beyond dispute,
The Burington's the banner route"
this information ticket agent
Route address W
Gen. st. Paul MINI.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-06-09

this has
interest which they considered passing
against coinage silver and repeal
and all their pltocac kin perfectly
agreed upon their and
gold bug policies These members the yellow organization
which CT the old
planned and according
dictates their monopostic desires the ome of all creeds who
accomplishment their desires the
deferred hopes would blossom into rution
herlaua In the state Of Massachusetts,
election 1851 popuists votes poed
a election congmanthe
popu 339 last fall Gen Weavs speeches
must have taken Hampshire arousing
duty by appealing the voters
upon the
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-06-09
PRICES FOR BINDER TWINE.
A 1 AMERICAN HEMP.

AMERICAN
This Irvine to 40 good work under the conditions any hard
him We believe
Car lots not than 20 600 lbs, freight paid by 7Xc
2OOO0lbs,
eiveies
1oXc
2OOOOlbs, "
O LESS
In
In
=
Car lots less than 1000 lbs freight paid
.. .. ."..".....
In less
eiveies
In
Add Kc Id. diveres - -
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-06-09

st. PAUL, MMN'--- 1898.
DEAR SIR: | send you herewith general price list
Of Irvine, together with order blanks which NAV be
filled in, and mailed to u.s.
We you that in business of three
years in the Northwest, selling over million pounds
annually on the average we have found no Irvine more
profitable satisfactory to the farmer than
Al AMERICAN HEMP.
We shall be pleased receive your ORDER and
give it prompt attention.
EVERETT W. FISH,
Pub "Great West'
679 Wabasha Street.
ST. Paul, MINI.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-06-09
Public LIQUOR Law in a Georgia County.

Clark county, Georgia. recently adopted called liquor dis
pnsas law The largest city in this county Athens the seat the
them later The all the liquor and dnses the
public b saed agents. The element OF private profit eliminated
The first this that sold
$55 900 worth
hand $5 OOO clear
in favor Of the new plan-New Nation.
There most bounul in this of the vineyard last
ubstantaed the following the prosperity
producer
OF the farm mortgages million dollars The
locks railroad The
who gathered
richer in sad experience.-Exchange.
north Missouri the old selling
In SYSTEM the bulk Of the
people will ready for the auction block being held
the 1t will
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-06-09
BINDER TWINE Cash OR co. D. ORDER.

FISH,
to
Pounds OF Am Hemp ID, amounting to $
..~..c."
PurMa
work under the condi
Fiber Tvne
delivery
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-02
ARE MAD AT ARTHUR
General upnsing Against the
Brotherhood Chief.
CHARGED WITH TRlckERY
Menb~rs VIII Chap tsi< Hosd oa
~ she Neat Annual Nectiax
az the Order.
lARGtD WITH TRlck1RY

S NASHVILLE Tenn. Oct. L There are
indications all over the country. esY,ee.
tally in the middle states and along the
main and branch iinesof the Louisville
a Nashville railroad. that general up
rising against r. NJ. Arthur. chief q the
brotherhood IL Locomotiye Engincers,
is about 10 take place. In fact. the bit
tersst feeling h being aroused againA
him. and after thirteen years In the ex-
ecutive chair. his head may be chopped
on at the annual meeting next winter.
So far ~ the Louisville 4 Nashville
railroad employees are concerned. some
boldly claim that Arthur and the chief
OF the trainmcn did not give them fair
deal In the recent conference with the
Louisville q Nashville management.
They say that the chief Of the trainmen
declared that the vote against the cut
was not taken according 10 the pro-
visions OF the 1 constitution and
that he would refuse 10 call out his men
In case the officials insisted on cut IL
IL claimed that Mr.. Arthur joined him
In this action. After members Of the
general committee had held several
meetings Arthur and the other chiefs. Il
Is also claimed. suggested that the mat
ter OF treating with the officials be left
solely to them. The request was finally
granted and the existing agreement fol-
lowed. although 10 fact every branch OF
the service had voted against accepting
the reduction. This is one ground OF
complaint against Arthur and il Is also
alleged that Arthur has not acted for
the best interest OF the men on several
occasions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-02

Fair Attendance Growing Daily--At-
fractions This Week.

CHICAGO. Oct l. - Superintendent
Tucker of the admission department es-
timates that the paid admissions this
week win reach 100000. and he figures
that 20000000 will be the grand total at
the end Of the present month
Basing their estimates upon the gen.
eral movement among employers in Chi
cago to close their establishments Chi
cago day and give an admission ticket
TO each employe and also upon the ex-
pectation of a cent mile rate being
made by the railroads from points with.
in a radius of 30 miles from Chicago.
the citizens who are arranging Tor the
monster celebration are figuring upon
an attendance or 10000 October q.
The people Of Rhode Island will cele-
brate next Thursday. October ) was
chosen because on that day the Rhode
Islanders celebrated at the centennial
exposition. The governor. his staff and
party OF distinguished officials and
citizens will be here toparticipate in the
exercises. October is the anniversary
OF Mexico's independence as republic
and it will be celebrated as Mexico day.
The famous Mexican national orchestra
W hich played at the New Orleans expo
sition and the eighth cavalry band are
coming from Mexico with party OF
high officers OF state and distinguished
Mexicans in private life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-02
NAMED 1T KoH-I-NoRs
Operetta Written in Forty Eight
Hours ON a Wager.

NEw loRK. Oct l-Oscar Hammer.
stein has completed the opcretta on
which he has been laboring Tor the past
three days under lock and key in one 81
the rooms of the Gilsey house iester.
day he had II typcwrittep. sealed in a
big envelope and delivered to the com
mittee Of inspection. who will decide
whether IL IL meritorious enough TO win
the sloo wager on which it Was written.
Mr.. hammerstein would give out
nothing about his work for publication
except that u Vas one act. and that he
has labelled " -koh | Nors." and that
the scenes include London square. a
street in the same city and the old
Bailey.
To win the bet. which vas male wiih
Gustave ksfker. Ms Hammcrsiein's =
eperetta must he suitable fur pres~nta
tion az ene of the New ofk theatres
and must - entirely neN aud original
lyrscs and lihrrito he as O. cofnt~,ue
u inside ~ forty eight hours snd vas
iockcsl up IN = rs.on ~ thz Gilsey house
Vith a piano AMI uriflng materials fos
that ieneth a time while wafchman
stsed guard in The hall
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-02

BtEsos AtRrs. Drt TIE Arr-r
fiBs euxrrpment sronciad inde1rnlienfis
nes 81 ftossfio. bae cspfarf5 thf rri~f
uarship Audes The latter fesaei uns
srssed II bunnos Ayrof fee ds9t 40
uhiie lying dischafQc.l aed olIf - coa
mission Nhfh me iuoepelisis nnia sss
eighfesi - the rebels on isari The
ABdss tie laftsrs elsnors fts.k - ne
bents and niahaged - eecsF.e sehpf<.
The cfsN, howeser, sere rsItnred. an4
viii ~ tried ~ es,lft rpnrfiaI and go.
tened - long fsrrbs "a insgsieonfnenf
II spUid sT4ser fiaf fhf rflrfft 80.
eulnfed - The eject nat ISesrin haf
SURRENDERED rrrs lnrorfeef. - M rei.is
there srs stu hnidlna c~n and t.lain ~
- akle e. make iofr rr<,~*e<rs
fitDtrai Nocs hns ieff hcrf A. fnke
cousmnDd - the fedsrzl trx4n II -
fumorrd thst fre>k asferfikn,s q 80
rsteis have takes place. spd fhai th<
isfisf ars rorreYon<iihrlf siafe1 A
tfefmen neSspzfrsr. fhs Afnct ffn,sri.~
1sgtfsatf hss isren sbpprs~sp.i fsf pub
iisiline DeBs urfssoretas - fiss rpserr
ment and - s~liipr has lesn ARRESTED
snd thfoeE inte f.risBa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-02

Conference of onsclais and l.,npso,.s
90 BE Held Tcsiss.

Lot1svErIE. Oct l. The efnYioycs -
the Chesapeake. Ohio A Southeastern
railroad in this city are stall ~ work.
and General Manager John 4 Chnda.
vice president. says there arr no men
ont except at Memphis. whcfr BE- has
been advised tha. fifteen suiichmeh
have struck
Chiefs Arthur and wilkins etrccf The
other brotberhood chiefs 70 arrive here
to-day 90 Tomorrow, when a corfert nce
viii be held with fhs employes Tho
demands "a the men Wiii lsc made
known 70 the company thr,ugh the
ehicfs. aud II is very ptobaiiie that
Settlement viii he reached without
strike.
There ie 10 change In the Louisville
A Nashville shofmcn's strike.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-02
AWAY wIrn rnn LoaDs.
England Beoosning Aroused--C.,ai
STRIKE n Political Iarsor.

lcorgrishi lsao ~ tbe tnisrd f'rs-s4
LoHDoS. Oct The aeifafion
against the house ~ lor.is uas abated.
This is due parity B. Mr. Gladeiepe'a
cautious attitude towards the subject
and part, 90 the alscncc during The
holidays q the literal and radical non,.
hers 81 the house. - com1nons since
Mr.. Gladstone made he speech the ex.
ecutive committee - the national lii.eral
federation have received hf letter. tsie.
gram and word - mouth thousands -
remonetrancer against DELAYING or
slsaiing The agitation against the pecrs
Virtually al the prusincial branches q
the federation have made such rpmor-
straDces and the etecufise committee
consequently have decided g. can
a special conferrDcs b. censidaf
The question hefore the regular
congress ~ the ofganiSaflon.
The national reform union. q liberal 20
ciefy a. great infiuencs IN the f,rcfinres
hes anticipated this conferencf ~ ar
ranging 30 make ~ Aanchesief. Liver
fool. hstminpham and other e.,nmsrcisi
crntrrs q eeriee ~ characterization Against
The peers Their camfsirn en- 10
Away 18th the l0fsls 1halr rnl1inR
principle y that the policy ~ saitinr -
= mere y asie = the nsiions time and
energy And an obstruction - psrliamen.
tar pf<.Efrea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-02
OCCUPY HAWAIIAN THRONE
Tbendote Davis Has Faith That
ksisiani VIII ne Quccn-

CHIckoo. Oct L. Theodore Davis
said today concerning kainlani occupy
ing the Hawaiian throne: The princess
IL now o. age and the rightful heir &C.
the throne u Hawaii and l have not
the slightest doubt al her one day ruling
her people aud having all the advantages
OF civilization and pussessod 81 al tho
graces Of true womanhood. she will 90
tablish the throne on sound basis
The royalists of the island are In the
majority and the government viii be-
restored. l do not anticipate any
trouble of warlike character In the re
establishment of the throne. The natives
are gentle and kind. the annexationists
are good people. would trust my
property and life in their hands. They
made mistake and will be glad 10 get
out OF it,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-02

supreme Court viii Pas Upon APP
peal of An sing.

WssHgScro~. Qrt. The October
term - the supreme court Of the United
States vii begIn a EeeS from tomorrow.
tho aHh inst he court viii open the
terra with docket that IN itself demon.
stratns the advantages ~ the new court
appeals While the docket for the &c.
faber term iu In AZ the opening con
tainsd 10 ca=es. there are hut l.0s5
Walilux The courts attention AZ this
tsuc n thss rate q progress - main.
fained The court sill he confronted with
nothing bat current cases seven years
bence
The new cssfs docketed fof this term
Include NUM- ber II unusual interest.
Prominent amon4 them ae the appeals
- Al Sing and four other Cbineee
fit,a lie ia irnent - the United States
court 80 tae epfthcrn district ~ Cab.
funia Vhi wiii tring for review the
Ceary Chinese isw.
The Norwoa church cars - another
81 Importance. open The decision will
dep~nd The dispo@itlca n the funds
arising from the salr - the church
property ander The t.dmpn,is fucksr act
IL hrea raiiroad cases viii attract
rsuersl attention. ore ~ them - the
sppealof eraen. The Lake Shorc engineer
ubo refused 3, haul bis train because it
e1ntained snule cars from TIE Ana
krbor n,ad. 8pou which a strike uas IN
proufee- The other - sinsilsr IN nature
IlssilirA thcse tne r1urf Fiil have
eiarer mnrtief ea-es from Fort smith.
A Afksnsae. ~ determine. and the Min
era Isnsf case - nursler - the Nor
fheru Pacific ssiiruad from Auntana.
efectinx a large part q The railroad
laud grant The confirmation q the
nsminafioa - ~ "A Hornblower -
New York - e an aesr,iste Justice q
The courf has not yet been announced.
and the possibilities ~ that the
ecurt wiu te short one snemheF vhen n
nieefa justices Fieid. Hru~a. Brewer
snd Jackson are aisna,iy in the city, and
the remainder - the court VII reaeh
Washinaton fhis eesk. The court Niif
niset A. nooa On ne 9th inst. and eftet
fhe intisrticr ints olacs - Judge iioru-
blower. n hs shall then have ben con-
frmed. snt fbs a.lmiepiun - atterneye.
wiH adjourn - pay their rrzpeci~ -
President Clsreisn,i fhe uexf DAP tie
cail q the docset xiil begin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-02
FIGHT OVER A GIRL
One Lover Dead and the Other
May Die.
Both LOVED MARY polsT
smiashA Shot Miller aad Then Cat
Hk Own Throat with .
R@sor. Dsi.g Instantly.

CHIcsao. Oct l. This afternoon Will
lam smidths while In fit of jealousy
shot Henry Miller In the right thigh and
then went into his own room and cut
his own throat from ear 10 ear causing
almost instant death.
Both cf the young men have been pay
ing attentions 70 Mary Poi<t, . German
girl. aged n When Smidtha went
home Saturday night be saw the object
OF his alteration in the company of Henry
Miller. Early this morning the two men
met Ia the street y front of their board
ing place. A heated argument took
place which terminated In q fight.
Smidths was badly worsted in the en-
counter. At ? O'Clock Smidtha again
met his rival and without q word OF
warning drew q sevolver from his pocket
and fired one shot at Miller The bullet
took effect in the latter's right thigh
The infuriated man jumped upon him
and struck him until he fell over uu-
conscious. Smidtha evidently was under
the impression that he killed his rival
and went into his own room and before
any one could reach him. seized his
razor and cut his throat, severing the
iugular vein. his death following. Miller
is in a very prccarious condition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-02

Assistant Secretary e the Interior
Reynolds has rendered . decision hold
ing that a certincate al dischargo h the
most valuable evidences ID pension cases
Such evidence will b generally regard
ed zs conclusive by the department IL
may. however. be shown BY competent
proof D. have been erroneous. but this
proof must be Of the strongest char
scter.
Secretary Herbert has appointed a
board consisting Of Capk T. O. Selfridge
and Chief Engineers 4. n Menocal and
II. g. Mccullough to make an examina-
tion aud survey Of the sansl reservation
at Aigiers. Louisiana. opposite New Or
leans. In order 10 determine the best site
for the dry dock authorised BY congress-
Congressman ID. ID. Aitken Of Flint.
Michigan. 10 the principal mover IN the
effort 10 have the govtument make an
appropriation for the families OF the
dead and the.maimsd survivors OF the
Ford theatre accident
senator Martin OF Kansas has intro
duced bill granting right Of way to the
Kansas. Oklahoma Central and South
western Railway company through the
Indian Territory and Oklahoma
Speaker Crisp has fiied . petition. by
request, from the Detroit annual con-
ference OF the methodist church. assem-
bled at Detroit. Mich. asking for the
repeal of the Geary law.
W. voight and A. q. Comstock OF De-
troit have fled spplicafions TO be ap-
pointed collector Of intkrnal revenue Of
the First District Of Michigan.
senator Dubois has introduced bill
providing for the appropriation Of so5s.-
52D Tor the payment of arrears OF inter
est on the Chickasaw trust fund.
Secretary Gresham has returned to
Washington from q weeks visit TO
Corydon. Indiana.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-02
HUNG UP sss. 500 IN PURSES
Many Flyers Entered f6r Evansville
I,acc<

EvASsvlLLE. Ind. Oct L--Tomorrow
will witness the opening OF the inau.
gural race meeting of the Evansville
Speed association There will be five
days 81 racing. Nancy Hanks arrived
this evening and will start Tuesday az
ternoon at o'clock 10 lower her 20i
record.
The other special events are: Wed.
neaisy. Hamlins pole team. Justina and
Globe. will start 20 lower the 2:l2i4
record Thursday Hal Pointer will 90
against his record ~ 20fi<.
Purses amounting ta ty{1O0 have been
hung up and they succeeded in bring
ing here such horses - Flying Jib. ID.
r~ctum. Ahx. Hal Brsdsn and Tip oTip.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-02

Strikers in Pas de Calais Dissrict
Making Trouble.

PARIS. Oct l. There have been sew.
eral serious riots in the Pas de Calais
coal districts. The strikers organixed
themselves into patrols and cndeasored
20 prevent non union men from going
down into the mines. or IN any say tax
ing part in putting out coal. The Do
lice were utterly unable 10 cope eith
the strikers. and had to call upon the
troops for assistance. The latter man
aged 20 disperse the strikers The strike
throughout the Pas De Calais district.
with the exception ~ the riot referred
20. remains stationary.
In the CaFmanx district the miners
have decided. by large majority. 30 60
out on strike.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-02

K.LAsAzoo. Mich. Oct. The Oak
land Fire Insurance. company of Cali
fornia. has been doing business Ia
Michigan. Recently Commissioner %
Insurance. Gisl,iings discovered that the
company's capital stock WAS insufficient
under the laws Of this state and required
tho company 10 make good the de-
fieiency or retire from the state. An
assessment Of 100000 on the stock
holders was ordered. and has just been
paid In making the company conform
10 tho state lava
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-02

LOUISVILLE. Oct Three tramps
playing cards in box car set tire to the
lubricating oil shed OF the Standard Oil
company at 3 3o'clock this afternoon,
causing a loss OF $4,000. the shed and
contents and seven freight cars being
burned. A watchman fired at the
tramps five times but they managed to
escape. The Western Union wires 10
Nashville and Memphis were burned
down but the break was soon repaired.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-02

Was Caused by Kettle ef sealing
MaH lgnitlng.

DrRLlx. Oct l. The express train
from Dublin n oneenssoun this mora
ina carried 60 bags ~ mail to he sent 90
The steamship L0cania 90 New York.
When the train vas sbout sin miiea<
from Nall. kettle q hot aealing wax
IN the mail car caught fire, The four
nail clerks IN charge q the ear Here
unable "a qoench The flames and eben
Tie train sioppe~i At AsIiow thef jumped
onf sith t4ackeued faces and slnred
clothes. 1bcy said they had beeu Al
most sufocnted The tre wns sxfin
gaished hy The station oaieinls hefsrr II
reached Tie mai fara The sides q ne
car aud part oi the fioor we're charred Ia
sIe,th
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-02

wEsr BAY CIrr. Mich. Oct I. Bur
glars Waited the catholic parsonage last
night and made litter Of Fr. Schrembs'
books and papers 10 the library. but sue
ceeded Ia finding nothing there but q
few pennies and postage stamps In
the dining room. houeyer. they were
more succcssfui. regaling themselves
with substantial meal from the side
board. From the parsonage the bur-
glars went to George Gongeon's grocery
store, but were scared away before get
ting ANYTHING.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-02

DkSvER. Colo. Oct l. Ths silver
n.ine owners a. Aspen. eho we're CON
peiIed 10 Gloss doxn their naines bccanse
II the material decline II silver. hare
made proposition - the mincfs tend
ING 60 = resumption q al IDLE proper
Eies. which will. no doubt. hs sc<Fpsed
by the meA- The agreement u 10 t,e
cpme effective tomorrow. and 10 ~ FOL
ioes: When silver n lees than ~ cenis
per ounce Tor the month. the nsen viii
reeeiss frosn s9s9 % $40 per das, &C
eording % the class Il work required -
them; when silver Il - cents and osef.
but less than s3ik cents. then 25 cents
per day is 60 be sdded. When silver
be added
The acceptance u this proposition
will give work to 100 men- Over LOO
returned 70 work In the L,eadsiiie mines
recentiy on the ssule scale.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-02

IONA. Mich. Oct 1.-Jerome McIn-
tosh. a lad but fourteen years old. has
been arrested charged with obstructing
the d.. l. 4 n. railroad track near Elm
dale on September %. He waived ex-
animation and was bound over for trial
in the circuit court today in $1,000 bail.
The boy confcssedt3 Detective johnson
OF the d.. L. A n. railroad and to- his
parents that he placed the planks on
the track. His only motive was to see
what the train would do.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-02

Practice Game by Yale Eleven
Yesterday.

Nav YORK. Oct THE foot ball sea
son has begun in earnest Yesterday the
frat practice games OF the regular sea
son was played by the Ysles and from
DOW on until the grand windup on
Thanksgiving's day the captains OF the
different teams win be busy wedding out
the weak ones. finding new talent
The Yale team viii be without the
services this year OF tho famous half
back. Laurie Bliss. and Cap. Vance Nc
Cormick. the hardly less famous quarter
back. Ia fact il appears as IL Yalc's
the line.
George Adee. general advisor in chief
of Yale athletics. watched yesterdays
game from the side iin>s He said that
The team has improved since last Tues
day. but that the play was still dread
fully slow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-02

NEw YoRK. Oct 1.-James Nj. Con-
molly. secretary to Archbishop Corrigan,
and Michael J. Lavell. rector Of St.
Patrick's cathedral. denies there is the
slightest foundation Tor the published
report that Mgr. Satollis has been in
structed by the Holy See to advocate
among the Catholic members Of con-
gress the establishment Of an American
diplomatic post in The Vatican. "No
such action has been taken by the Holy
See." FIR. Lavell said. .'or is there any
reason to believe IL to be even contem-
plated"