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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Mr.. Flipse says; II was In Cad condition
from the ravages OF catarrh when firsi con-
suited Drs Copela I'd and Graham, and was
discouraged In my hopes of ever getting any
relief as had tried Sc often In vain. i bad
been treated by many physicians and spec
ialists but without benefit. Ny case seemed
to be unusually stubborn, and the medicine
used seemed to have no other effect than 20
MAKE me worse.
:" The trouble was principally In my stom-
ach and head. l had headaches. my eyes
were sore my nose filed up. throat filed up
from dropping mucous l had a constant,
dull. lifelesz feeling that affected me all
over. Ny nerves troubled me 20 could not
rest well at night and felt miserable In the
morning. l suffered mostly from the
catarrhal condition Of my stomach, s.aying
been troubled with ID for years.
MY improvement under the care OF Drs.
Copeland and Graham has been prompt,
steady and constant each week, aud now /
can say that believe they have the true sys-
tenn of treatment for stomach and catarrhal
troubles 10 effect a permanent cure and i
recommend them 90 my acquaintance"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
KNIGHTS OF LABOR
Powderiy Resents the Charges
Lodged Against Him.

Lodged Against Him.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The seven
teerth annual session Of the general as
sembly knights Of Labor began this
morning in Industrial hall and will con-
tinue for possibly ten days The half
hundred delegates who were then pres
ent were called to order by DIR. A. Il.
Leui, who delivered an address Of vel
come. This was responded 10 by Geceral
Master Workman Powderly, after which
the'latter took the chair. Discussions
on matters brought up by the committee
on credentials consumed the entire
morning. General Master Workman
PoNderly this afternoon read his annual
report After referring TO the work
dons by the order Mr.. Powderly re-
Piled 10 the attacks made upon him by
protestant clcrgymen. who charged that
be was conspiring with the Roman
catholic charch TO overthrow the coun-
try. lie said: There 10 but one con-
clusion 10 arrive at No sensible protest
ant has anything to do with these mat
terra No self-respecting man could de.
scend 20 such depths Of SANDER aud vii
lairous Misrepresentation
Mr. Powdesly urges the people OF the
United States 20 adopt the clause OF the
Swiss constitution. which MAKES every
citizen liable 10 military service, thus
doing away with the maintenance Of a
standing army. Ho fsvors holding the
ncxt session Of the general assembly. the
next convention OF the American FEEDER.
alton OK Labor and conventions Of other
labor orders At the same time and in the
same city. Mr. Powderiy finally favors
the free coinage Of silver. and says he
will address the general assembly II re-
CURED. and show samples Of money not
recognized by the constitution OF the
United States, but which perform all
functions OF money. The session then
adjourned until tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

4 C~aDa sspsssslslse A.sae Ksg1s>sss
As~~s csllssas.s-
OF the superstition of sailors. nshcs'-
folk and others We have al Heard. hut
that such distinguished eharaeseris-
tic should have attached itself 70 rail-
way men would not appear % be gem
orally known II savors somewhat 81
the anomalous that such . preerni-
nontiy practical class OF men should DC
the victims Of credulity regarding tho
supernatural such. however. IL the
ease. says . writer In the London It'd
BitsL
Ireoently had occasion 20 interview
. prominent railway official. and In tho
course of the conversation that ensned
that gentleman incidentally alluded TO
two collisions which had lately or
CURED In the neighborhood. following
mp his remarks with the announcement
that the local men would be In . state
of subdued excitement and 'sfiurry"
till third mishap took place Such Ia
the superstition Of the railway man.
Upon expressing considerable Astonish-
ment I was assured that this kind of
thing was notorious among railway
men In general and in this particular
instance. IL WA known that the cir
eumstanccs Of the two previous acci-
dents were the chief topics among the
workmen In all departments. who were
also counting on the possibilities Of
third disaster. Curiously enough Q
touch of realism was lent 10 the infor-
nation just impaired by the explana-
ton that the second Of the two COLI
sions referred To vas due 20 the driver
of one of the engines reliable serv-
ant. noted for his alertness aud preci-
sion. with an honorable record with
some forty years service--who being,
IL was believed. so disturbed over the
'omens'' of the first occurrence and 90
engrosscd with what he felt would Be
two other oatastrophes that he COM
mitted the slight error of Judgment
which caused his locomotive to crash
into another coming in an opposite di.
rection- The statement Is given a. the
conviction OF one who spent upward Of
quarter of . century among railway
men Of all classes, and who has known
the driver alluded 10 for q long period
of years So came about . second col
lision- Surely superstition could go no
further than this. But here Is . tragic
sequel-a sequel which. unfortunately.
win. in all probability. do much to
strengthen the reprehensible beliefs
of these men, Two days after the in
terview above mentioned. within if
teen minutes drive from the scene Of
the second collision. en- express mail
failed To take the points. portion Of
the train with the tender of the engine
was violently thrown across the rails
and one stoker killed. This Is what
the railway men viii term their third
mishapL" There's the third" they
say. and now perhaps they win breathe
freely for season.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Cap,ce NV. - Andrew Warren.
e. yrars oil AMI the osner 4 &a0ooo
uufth - resl esia's ia Coo< county.
tesifs.s large ariaings IN ohlo " iscon-
So srs ether states. has 6led a bili ia
the cirruif coert f1r divorce IL a.
ies,s that sts trsd g. kia BIN xish
hotA snfs SD pcisen ana that she bad
ben fery rrrei asd hls a passion Tor
srecr sfnE "a the bosri - trade
" ssrra sirE's LAT IL sponsa has
sfn.es ncneg frnu aim. roii his clothes
b. freni fis aarns tr~es freu his yard.
IN Fact es-fvthieg sae could snd %
ecrra r1eeg faf srecui sfion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
HoKE SMITH or OF 1T.
fila Law Ftrm Dissolved and lie May
Not Return south.

ALTASrA. Ga. Nov. h-Ths announce
neat is made fought that the law hrm
q smith. Glenn & smith has been dis-
solved That Is the frm Of which Hoks
Smith IL az the head. the other princi-
pals being John I. Glenn and Mr.
SGith = brother. II - the general belief
here that this means that Secretary
Smith vii. ia AL probability. not return
81 active practice ia Atlanta Friends
here regard Il "a probable that be will
e. upon the supreme bench. II not. u
= cosssderei certain that be Eill either
enter actively iato politics a. csndi-
date Tor Gordon's seat IN the senate or
vii move 70 Nsv York 10 practice he
profession
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
THE STOMACH IS MASTER OF THE NAN.
When II is oeranged the Whole System is More or Less
Disturbed The Cause of Dyspepsia or Indigestion.

unusasl discharge
This sight sha the patient asleep kss Ne gay nso the s.o.e
setting the the condition as that Of the noss and throat f
bssae the walls covered with th sny masas and q result
foodo digest
which that h feeling and beshin and TINS
IONS catarrhal Indigestion hence have
which
bot and shsei1a and
ma proper treatment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

a spsnisri Bo.ght Twcnsy-Two FL
ii~s tD shin to Guafemals

SAY FsA~ci~Co. Nov h--Iouis de
olega. wealthy young Spaniafd from
Guatemala. has Just negotiated the bag
geHt Individual purchase ever made 81
fslo Alto. He boaght no less than
twenty two hliies. which be eill ship 90
Guatemala Khey are nearly 2yesf.
oisis. - such sires a. PIEDMONT. Ashore
ard y lnat and we're purchased %
breri future trofters Tor inhatitaats -
Guatemala os.xs y q .cn- "a az ~ ex
President bariiiss and both himself ao3
the ct president ars 10 be interested n
tn veature Their stable st present
ccnsists q 20 hur-e~. msny of whirh
eeFs inporte~l from Spaia ard Arshia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

MACKfNAw lsLANp. Mich. Nov. "a
Light CABIN urcckAgs and water tank
marked steamer CaoIsteo" came ashore
here last night There was a northwest
suow storm during tho night. and it i
feared al accident has happened 10 the
strata The Canisteo is owned by
Charles Weston IL Touawanda. New
fork. IL - propeller Of 90 tons bur
d-u and VS. built IN Mt Clemens in
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

DETRoEE. Mica, Nov. 1L-fourtsen
years sgo a sister q Mrs. L.oals Senafer
did snd Wss bnried ia ~ k.Iliolt cen
etsEy. Lat Saturday the grave Vas
opened - Femose the remains % another
part Of tha cemslery. The cofhn was
fhsrs Nith the IA broken "a. bat The
tody vac RnnA The grave showed no
ssidsnss 81 haging been reeentiy dis
tnrbesi. and the conclusion - that 10
was robbed by oody sastchsrs soon
altar ths burial The Fen4iBs had been
zfiisrd IN . costly dress. and this also
- .faien
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

BessALo. Nov. IA oloDsl Nzplsson
has sithdrsxn from the Alple~an and
Whifnsy Opera eompsny. saieh . pro
aueinz The Fsncsng Master" the
whitneys purchasing Asplssons intsf
sst and acquired sole eonirol The
eompznf, however, xill czsniinos % use
Colonsi Naplsson's name snd Niue. Ma
plsson will femain tAs star ICE the bal
ance u the season.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

premc court tnls aiorning the following
Oftier- % snoW caCse we're granted: At
tDrnry general ". Adslt. hert circuit
judge Perrie va Muskegon circuit
lacgs; Maybe -. Houghton circuit Judge;
Huli - Bay circuit Judge; Day ".
" ayae circuit Judge. Ia Underwood
~ >e14ygo ciscult Judge. order 20 show
cause denied. tie court ruling that man
d4laus was nos the proper remedy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

SAULr SRI. MARfs. Mich. Nov. a.
Captala Williams q the schoooer War
ner arrived last uight on the tug Sam-
son. The Warner went on sand island
over week ago and IL likely to prove a
heavy loss The captain says that 20.
60 feet d lumber cargo have been
saved The diver claims that the vessel
!. In ver5 bad shape. Tao tugs have
been puhinx on her seven days and
parted tao Finch hAWssrA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Cle-e business and soc al relations wifh
the Holland peopie show thsm 70 Dc among
the most reliable and reputable Of cur cit
kens and there are none more widely and
fasorahiy known than Mr.. William fhp>e Of
szs North Colt Avenue. AIR. Fiipse IL an old
and trusted employe Of the oriuie Cabinet
Company. A stafs fnent from such person
Il not only valuable bat reliable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Original AndreW J. kaymor. Sara
ssc; Gsorxe ". Feaster. Ithaca To-
creese Allls - Knight, Chesterfield;
Si1on v Cxflit. 1reensliie, James A
loana. Gonsshutiaes Lynan -. Nands-
ture. 1ekonsba, Ward Chapman. Duo.
dee. Wil-am betsee. New haven; Lev:
khoS sasnzifh. Lake City. Cornelius
Dszsia~, Carson City. Reissue ,
aard smith, Benton HzFbor Origia2l.
wilow., etc - betsey G. Madison.
Sparta, Julia A. Muszleman. Oldss
Mgrtis Wyehsrd, Charlotts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

SAGINAW. Mich. Nov. lL-Passengers
on a Washington asenue car were
startled. while pRssiug through a grove.
BY large black bear which vas walking
beside the track The animal IL sup
poad 10 have wandered from the woods
As aides around the bayou 10 the day
time aud hunts provsndcr nights
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Cassonvtle. Saniiac county. W. J.
MEG area. vice K A. Reed. removed;
Deiion. Barry county. J. r. Williams.
vice y d. NorNood. resigned, Five
IAkrs Laf.seF coany. Anderson Cain.
wee sarah J MARSH. removed; Hickory
Corlsrs barry county. A. q Cortrtght.
wee ssdsin Bisseil. removed; stephen
500 Aenomiaee cosnts. }. G Quay. vice
Eau britgr removed. Woodbury.. La
too county. IL. Y. HOughton. vice {. A.
lap.s. removed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

~ t1ess dannss. a1d q scsarrs,s - ten
tai i un1i3 - = god pl<a - kesf
fraek q traaks ia tas sanss Say TAI
P4isnnr xspg sr4ck q Aats Tie chss -
ssfs iaIfcdaesa hsst On ons r4liroaA
All thse "a aaothsf aani they beea ma
aalsefsaL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

nssksgoa connfy Carried ga the
Neasars BE COO NsjoFsfy

Ne.sars % COO Majority.
Nr=xs0os. Nieh- Aos. A-~Ixsnty-
fDsr oslt Il thifty-six poiilng plzess IA
tAis county give . natoxify n ois for
ia adspEon ~ The eoanfy rad - stszn.
Il 10 expecled thar rhs rselskszisx a the
sotlnz PLACES. at ths asst. uili about
kaianss 4nd gk<t ms nsasurs - carried
b. oseE SO aaa.oIiky. 1hs aghf has
MT beea = loud Que. bgt il has bssn -
cross Il s4a a non partisan tight. both
t1s democrat AMI Eeprblic4a papers ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
carARRH or STOMACH

symptoms OF This DtstreoetnE Aucc-
ton which seens 90 he 60 Little
Understood by the Average
Physician
'.T,hs Apostle 10 abnormal; II may be
lost. increased or perverted"
There Il weight, dull pain and sense Of
burning 10 the pii Of the stomach after TAX
Ing food.
This is accompanied By fasOleaes and
heartburn"
"Alternats constipation or diarrhosa-"
duh headache. languor, dsprereion Oh
spirits aud ifritabliify Of temper
% A bitter tasie In the mouth"
The patient hawks until he gage. and
even sornits-"
The tongue is coated and breath fou- y
Frequent regurgitatlon Of a thin. vatery
saline ruid. preceded by epigasfrie rains.'
. Pain In the heart. socoinranled t,g pai-
pitation and shoffness Of breath. making
the patient think be has heart disease"
Accompanying some cases there IL dir
xiness. ringing In the ears. spots befofe the
eyes, and other sensations. which together
are called 'stomachic vertigo"
~When IN any case his tzouble has lasted
long Tins, evidences Of mainutrition show
themselves"
80 Ansemia.' premature old age. corruga-
tons OF the nails and decay OF the teeth
follow"
FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL CONSUL
TATI0N AND EXAMINATION.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

DfTsrff Moi. Nov it-firs today
10 branch ~ ths Jnitei States Bans.
ing ef.mranv. Nu- Be- ant - woodward
svouse. Jid 5000 damage before IL vas
exiting 1ieaeL TEE Gre caught in tts
rscs - fao'n tut from shat csrse e IA
- 4. IN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

UsrRugr. Mich. Nov. IA receiver
Was appointed today for the Davis Boat
a Oar company Nlta WORKS at Wyan.
teff-. Tho company has been IN trOuhls
ever siage ths Cadahy failure at Chica-
g.. las snount * the comPanys la
hi5fi.a = a1f stated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

ISosrcv. NoT. "a -Arrasxsments fos
the great Air D'rectsm rsr~ - Mysiie
SARA tonaorFew afteforssn ara complete
All ur ~@- al stEss "a. "a ev~rt So
b. 10 un@t aaceesefai IN poiats 20 81
thusiasai. Specs. resthes sd stteri
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

eriss.s. o RI. Nov IA report 20
c~tvpl hsre ulxht thaf party Il sss-
te-l srrz Hiiiaarre creek N the Cher
esre STRIP ea'leht enc - fhe thieves eho
hN@ teaa steafrs si rsus Il their horses
sci rrsmrfF 1ac5s.i h.na.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Ssrir SIR MtEIE MICA. Nov IA
The stsauer Centurioa. bound down.
eifh frur etrsnsiod az middle ground.
hhuua issasti. last nizbt Water - con-
ing iots t-r fsfward compartments
NE anI - -.ra have .nne b her
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

DrSnss. Nicb-. Nov a. Dundes will
pat daaa aaofher vel sos gas o. OH 50
r vas decided a . largely attended
meeting a citirs1s last evening. Coz.
tracfars are here ca thu Heid. nov max
iuz arrangements.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

sses ever held ia thss part q the eoafs
try. The weather - clear EEighf vita
every protn - Il beautiful LAP todsf
tor tbs battle q TIE gi4sts %sfh hors -
are ssia - De N the pa Z u ssen dlten-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

FfsSxA. Wv % Rsros Aisxassi-r
Zee Hsch. tte kfatfiar ~tst~smau. =
drsf NJ We r ~ 7.th y-sr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Celty NJ. ~ I..ssv - hss a. sr,i~s
fron rarsp~ 20 an e,o szrrris ~ four
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

All letters promptly answered. Write for
symptom blank and let us diagnose your
case IL costs you nothing. Our mail treat
meut Is unexcelled.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

80 Nes Hai-s~ss the tnsp-rt.i Fs.<.
Nr~ Eaer. N,v. Ia -lSeaor Msndocs
a. irarisan Representatives 80 ths
e1antrv ieries thst A3nlsrsl Melio has
rrsgla. ned = restorsston - the empire
an1 hessfed the iuiperia SAG
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
NE OLD FASHIONED srrLE

a risf~ se-t~us~Fs - 49, assfs ~ ihs, r..
rriefars q ~ ess~s Cstsfrk Rrsneaf a
shis n - rsFf ~urs rur r4tayrs n
s-stt~s - h@d yssr s-~- "a 80 Taai 49,
- $3.50
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
GRAND OPENING
Wednesday, Nov. 18th.


On Wednesday. Nov. 18TH we open to
the public the largest and most complete
line of footwear in the city of Grand Rapids.
BY means of ready money we were enabled
to purchase large stock of goods at a great
reduction and in order to bring our firm
more conspicuously before the public we
will offer the new purchases, together with
our own stock at much greater reduction
than even the low prices that prevailed at
our store. Appended we quote few prices:
Ladies Dongola High Cut. ............
Former price $500 now SAG
Ladies Vici Kid, Former price 500 now 400
Ladies Hand Turned Dongoa. ....-.....
1890. Former price 375 now 800
Mems Kangaroo. Congress and Bal
................. Former price 400 900
Misses and Chdrens Shoes reduced proportionately
No trouble to show goods, even though
no purchases are made We want you to
inspect our goods. They speak for them
selves.
|EAGAN & RANDALL SHOE CO.
Successor to Eagan Shoe Co.
81 CANAL ST.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

LARGE FEES REFUSED.
No patient permitted 10 pay above q rate
of 500 a month. including all medicines
and expert treatment 10 tinal cure.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
MEETINGS And ENTERTITNMENTS.

A lecture entitled "Orental Seals and Glyp'ic
Art-Origin in Primitive Babylonia" VIII he given
at II A. m to-day. by the Rev. William II. Ward
under the auspices Of Columbia College. at the
METROPOLITAN Museum OF Art. No tickets OF ad-
mission required
The first OF the series OF free public lectures
given by Columbia College at the American
Museum Of Natural History will begin AT O'Clock
this evening" The subject Of the series Is Mining.
This evenings lecture will be on prospecting by
Henry & Munroe Tickets free. application TO
the secretary of the president. Columbia College.
The Science Sermons Society. which began
course OF Sunday evening lectures on Life ana
the Conditions OF Survival" some weeks since at
DR. Collyers church. Park-ave. and Thrty-fourth-
q, has taken a permanent form by the election OF
the following officers President. Professor Edwin
Verres Wright: vice-presidents. Henry Nichols. DR.
NartIn L. Hobrook: secretary. DIR. j. h. Duren
Ward: counsel, Thaddeus y. Wakeman and John
G. novd. The essay for next Sunday evening will
be ''The Atmosphere" by DR. Robert G.. Eccles
Babu Protap Chunder Mazoomdar the leader
OF the liberal church Of India. the Brahmo iomaJ
has been invited by some leading clergymen ana ana
citIzens 10 give a farewell address In this city
before sailing for England The occasion VIII take
the form Of n testimonial 10 Mr.. MaZoonhmi III
An Souls Unitarian Church. Fourth-ave ana Iwen
tieth-st.. THURSDAY evening. pecemD.r 4
Tickets 81 each. Will he on sale al fuinam ana
J,rentano's bookstores on and after to-day -
The sale of seats for Colonel Robert g. lngcrsoll
,ect,,re ON "The Gods" which he is to deliver on
the evening Of Sunday. December lo' VIII oesih a'
H. Turner Patterson. vicc-presdent OF the Brook
yn Theoso9hcal Society VII speak 9Sofe ws, oun ,me
hnndred-a nd twenty -hfth-st on Magic to-mor-
row evening at o'clock. =,
Dr. j. siverman will lecture tomorrow at II
thirj-s ON ''Shall We Give State Aid TO De-
nominai iionai schools?' The public is invited.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
u1NKEy NEVER STRUCK HIM.

Boston. Dec 1.-Knpe the hafback Of the Penn
sylvania football team, in conversation yesterday
made several statements that will destroy the force
OF the innumerable stories that have been founded
on the fanciful reports that were written OF the
Yale-Pennsylvania game. 1t has been published
far and wide that when Knpe made his famous
touchdown Hinkey, OF Yale. lost his temper and
struck the Phiadephian full in the face
"Htnkey never struck me or even maze a pass
at me-" said Knpe. land the story WAS manu-
factured out OF whole cloth. 1t Is just sucn rot as
this that Is creating so much talk about the bru-
taty of football. Its influence is especially great
upon the parents of the players: -,
did YOU ever hear more ridiculous story tnan
the one about the marks of teeth on Butterworth
back?'' continued the Pennsylvania player. why,
Won might as well try to bite a piece ont OF the
palm OF your hand mans facial anatomy pre-
cludes the possibility of such thing.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
YALE AND HARVARD FRESHMEN PLAY To-
DAY.

New-Haven Conn.,. Dec. (speciaD-The annual
Yale-Harvard freshmen football game takes place
at the Yale Field Tomorrow and large crowd
will be present. Arthur De Witt Cochrane, OF New
York CITY, was elected temporary captain In Sep
tember. He retained command of the freshmen
forces for month and then resigned In favor OF
Clarence NJ Finke of Brooklyn. who was appointed
permanent captain Finke has been playing SUBJ
sutute on the university team and has failed TO
give much attention to his class team as was
desirable. Only single member of the Yale fresn-
man team has played on the university eleven this
-Murphy-and ne was so badly used up IN
the game at New-York against Princeton that he
will be unable TO give satisfaction tomorrow Inc
Harvard management protested }. NJ Brown ana A.
De Witt Cochrane alleging that both were fresh
last year, and the Yale management VIII no.
play these men. The betting is to in favor OF
Harvard.
Cambridge, Mass Dec. l (SpeciaD.-The Harvard
freshman eleven left here for New-Haven today
10 do battle with the Yale freshmen. Since this an
nual contest established in 1876, sixteen games
have been played. of which eight have been won
by Harvard, five by Yale. and three have been tied.
The eleven to-day felt confident OF victory Wright
ington and Dunlop. halfbacks and Beale. quarter
back. all have played in the last big University
games Lowering. the fuback. is University
substitute. Stevenson. the captain and right end,
was another regular on the first eleven. Connor,
tackle. and Shea, centre. were substitutes