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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-17
Glove Bargains.

21 EO and H.25 "Biarritz' Pigskin
ID ~ Gloves. and S-blttoa lengths
to So, TO 20 during this sale , on
C1CS 6-button Suede Mousquetaires,
W. in tans, grays, blacks ON
and modes, during this sale. ........ fSC
S1 SO and 500 Hook and Button
S1.cO Gloves, slightly soiled SDOO
from trying on. Observation-Disclosures. ZSC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-17
House Wrappers.

S1 IN and S1.25 Calico Wrappers,
sOl.CV some with yoke front and Wat
team back, with Jokes edged with fne
plating; Others with wide RULES
over shoulders, all sizes, during this K SC
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28

| 90 <iego to olszczeple1ca
p's@e artykufy osoba, przezywajaca
SIG doktorem sw. teologli.
rfzypnszczamy, ze pan doktor
!aAo gry''er W tym kraju, dotad
'e'Ne~e "a ma5o pozna1 Dewojne /
!" lynn przypadku b}adzl tylko
pSAez s"o7a europejska g}upote :
podobnle jak tn W Wlnonie nio
ata sti tiun,'e]&c ]szyka anglelsklego, nj
$40" ktore don Blskup powiedz,a}
nakfamaf ludziom W koSc,ela
ze Arcypasterz da4 mu s4owo. u "
A'o,A'm n czas1e napowr6t go powo-
ia do Wlnony,
"szakze po lekcy,, jaka dzi-
s'aJ da]emy zielonemu doktorkow,
le"'cle, powinien zejsc drop,
prowadz2cej na chlcagoski Ha0-
market do Mekki pleksa. Pre-.
strzezony powlnien us}uchad gtosu
rozsadku, re Jak ME godzifo sic
W Wlnonle osoble szacle IA.
pfanskleJ osten.acyjnle paradowaG
po polsklch ulicach W 7ednem
"ozlsku narwanym szewcem,-
tax tez ME godzl SIC kap}anowi
katollcklemu pisywac artyku}ow
10 gazety szuDrawczo-socyalistycz-
no. .blsurmaisklej.
Gas tez, ably IMCI doktor
przestai zarzucac Winone pfodann
sweso od obrzydnwych namietnos-
icl gn'J2cego mozgu czy to W
fornie artyku4ow gazeciarsklch, ,czy
apostolskich listow heretyck1ch bo
Juz zywem sfowem tax tn serca
najlepszych dawnieJ katollkow
Zanleczyscli, &c az wielebny X.
sebastyahsk mIsya do mas z]e.
'hac :. mus, by wymles6. z nich
n'epezplecsn2 socyahstyczn2 cara
ze.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28
DO biednych.

Ludzle W dzlwny spos6b
zapatruja sic ma ub6stwo.
Ludzie bez WARY Boga mo.
via, re tylko ten, kto ma
pieniadze, ma VIOLA Jest O.
soba. Filozof francuzki Vol
taire, mowii, re dopiero kie.
dy pieniadzy dostal, zyc "a
czal. Ludzie bez WARY mo-
via, ze czfowiek bez picnic.
dzy to trup; dla tego gardza
biednym, dla tego socyalisci
tez krzycza na Gale gardIo,
re, ably ludzi uszczesllwic,
trzeba 'ubostwo z Swjata usu-
mac i dla tego trzeba wszyst-
kie ziemsllle dobra rowno
miedzy wszystkich podzielit.
Jak gdyby te dobra zlemskle
tylko uszczeSliwialy czIowie,
ka; - iak gdyby to mozli-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28
PLACIC "a KATOLIKA!
Silllile silllili.
Me n1nsz pokoju bc=botnihou

~ u HuLoS pOhO/b OC~OO~HtGOIt. i.
Prorok Izajasz 7,-2l)
KiedY pee mlesiecy temu
krakowskl batamut w reWerendzie
narZuca} sic redaktorowi ninlejsze-
30 pisma re swemi obiudnemi
artYku3am,, ostrzega} mas wiel,
ks. Domagalski: uNle druku icle
mu ]ego bazgraniny.- to czfowlek
ma wskros popsutY, socyaista, =
nawet W Boga on ME wierzy; TO-
baczycle, re on ieszczc ma was
samych bod.le pisal!"
Te s}owa doswladczonego
sedzlwego kaptana niestety juz
teraz sic spe}niaia. Zbisurmanouy
lewita Misicki smaruje redaktora
Katoliha W CleyelandsklejPolo>u 10
Ameryce, pismie redagowanem
przez zagorzafegc socyaliste De-
woyno, kt6ry nadto W Turcyi
wyrzekf sic wlary katolickiei l
przeszed} ma wiare turecka czyh
blsurmahska
Zc Dewoyno Jest socyalista, z
tenn 0" sam wcale sic ME tai
gwol, swolch zasad socyalistycz-
nych slacza4 ten szubrawlec krwawe
b6jki 20 salonach buffalowskicl,
uzywajac iako brom duzego kufla
piwcm. Echo, p6kl ie redagowal
DewoYno, zdradzato d9znosci
socyalistyczne prawie W kazdym
numerze
Jak naiSacze-sza lest prawda,
re redaktor Toledosklej AmerySi
jest prawosiawnym, tax niezaprze-
czonym jest faktem, ze rcdaktor
cleveIandskieJ Fol0ni jest muzul.
manem.
Ale So dowody l na to, ze ten
Dewoyno ME wierzy nawet Je-
zusa Chrystusa. w Buffalo, Ia
l2ai2c sic po rynsztokach, wrzo-
szczaio to spodlone indlwldyum,
ae me jest katollklem, bo w Kon.
stantynopolu przyjqi ware yroroka
Mahometa!-Zc za% istotnie kiedys
po Turoyi sic widczyl, TEN do,
brze wledz4 iego blizsi zlomkowie
Warszawie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28

tylko aby sic zbogaci6.
Jak poeanie kiedys tax VIOLA
"a dzislaj synowie tego swiata:
"c6z bedziemy jesf, albo co
bedziemy pic i czem sic
odz'ewac bedziemy"? Zba-
wlcIel m6wi ma to: ,2zy ME
to samo czynia poganie"9
Ludzie ME rozumieia
dzlsiaj ubostwa i szczescia
ubostwa, bo stracili wlare w
opatrznosG Boska. Ludzie ME
znaJa serca, przY ktorem dla
czlowieka bogobojnego poko],
= to SERGE Boga naszego.
Jedno tylko ratowaG moze
narzeka)acych ma biede, to
ufnost W swieta opatrznose
Boga.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28

we by}o, zeby zawsze yszy-
scy ludzie r6wne pos;adali
majatkl, i ten piiak, ktory W
sobote przepile ca}o'tygodnio.
wy zarobek, mia} prawo die
lie sic W niedziele zarobkiem
tego, krory mic ME przepl1, a
wszystko odda} ionic, ably z
dziecmi i iona mia} 60 jesc
przez ca}y tydzieh i czem sic
przyodziac.
Chrzesciahstwo sadzi zu.
pe}nie inaczej o bogactwie.
Ono wierzy, :e Bog jest
wlaScicielem dobr ziemskich
a cz}owiek wlodarzem tylko
pred Bogiem odpowiedzial.
nym. Jak ludzie' sic roznia,
pod wzgledem zdoinosci i
sk}onnosci, tax r6znia sic tez
pod wzgledem w}asnosci i
beda zamsze sic r6znili. l
Chrystus pan ME usunal L
swiata ub6stwa, ale przywia-
za} do niego pociecny "a
s}ugi. Zapewnli on nawet
ludzkoSG, ze ubostwa ona
swlata ME Isunie; ,,biednych
zawsze macIe', - ale mowil,
re bfogoslawieni So ubodzy,
dla tego chrzesclahstwo ME
gardzi ubogim.
Ale biedny pyta sic jednak-
ze:: czemu stafen sic bied-
nynl? Czemu dzwigam ten
krzyz, kiedy tyslace obok
mnle maia wszystkiego W
obfitoSci? Ma to odpowiedzieG
moze tylko opatrznosc Boska.
Ale W te opatrznos6 tax
Wlelu ME wierzy. Pismo sw.
tyle razY o nlej wspomina;
mowi nam, ze madrosc
Boska Cd kohca al do koica
mocnie dosiega rozporzadza
wszystko wdziecznie, ze ma
lego wielkiego on uczynl4, /
jednako O wszystkie ma pie
CA. 0 tel boskiej opatrzno.
Sci mowi szczegolniej Ouch
swlety, re na]mnleJszem ona
rozrzadza, DO w oczach bo-
skich ME ma nc tax maIego
! tax nieznacznego, zeby
wszechmoc milosc Boea
tego ME strzeg}a ME broni-
Ia. Trawa, ktora dzisiaj kwlt-
ME, a jutro usycha, orleta,
krzyczace W gniazdzie O po-
karm, wrobel ma dachu
kazdy wlos glowy naszey
jest przedmiotem opatrznosci
Boskiel, ojciec moi matka
moja, tax skarzy sic sprawie.
dliwy, opuscili mle; ale Pan
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28
CHURCH 4 AUGUSTIN, 62 z. ;cia ujica.

skarzysz ma ubostwo twoje,
ldz wtenczas do paiacu boga-
| cz6w; tam znaJdziesz wsrod
blasku i blichtru cierpienia i
k}opoty,
Czy to NE Jest juz szcze-
scle. l<ledy masz dobre dzieci?
10 powinno cl starczyt "a
wiele pieniedzy wielkie
bogactwa. iona Tobiasza
zforzeczy}a pieniadzom z
ml}osci ku synowi. ,Bodaj
n'gdy ME Dy}y te pieni2dze
bosmy byli zadowoleni
przy n.aszem ubostwie to
nam starczy}o "a bogactwo,
zesmy syna naszego widzieli" g.
Wiecej mad wszystko zlcto
"azy1 matce syn wyborny.
), W tobie samy,n mielismy
wszystko', mowiIa maeka do
Syna.
Czesto dale opatrznos6
Boska biednemu pocleche W
dzieciach i tenn uzupelnia,
czego mu w dostatkach ME
da}a. Czy ME cheese przy-
znac W u56stwie twolem zeS
jest szczesliwy, 90 masz do
bre dzleci, anizeli on bogacz,
ktorego wstyd pozera i przy-
gnebla, jakl mu syn wyrodny
przyoosl, ktorego corka ham
ba olSry|a; = on wstyd, ona
hahba. stana mu sic gwoz-
dzlem do trumny. Czy chcial
bys sic z MIN ponieniac? Z
pewnoscia nie A lie innei
nedzy. niedoli, nleuczciwosci,
tajemnych bolesci ME gosci w
domu bogacza, podczas gdy
bledny spedza zycie W zdro-
win i swobodzie duszy.
Ale moze SIG skarzysz: yja
ME WIEN, z, z,czego nam zyc":,
jake ia nam istniec? My W
naszej piracy chyba z g1odu
umrzemy. Me boj sic
tego. Jezeli Bog zywi ptalli
iileDlesNic, ktofe ME SieJ2
ami ME sprzqtaja, lezeli
lille polne piekniej ubiera,
anizeli Salomona, to czyni to
na to, ably Gle zapewnic, re
ty wiecej niego waaysz,
nlzeli one / ze ma wleksza
mliost Boskiel lego opatrzno.
SCI llczyc mozesz.
w naszych czasach talk
ma}n lud4ie chcq wiedziec o
miIosci Boskiei, ktora mad
kazdem czuwa, i dla tego W
rienlqdzach tylI<o polAada)q
swq ufnost. ! gonia tylIso "a
pieniedzml. wcla1 niespokoini
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28

przyja1 mnie." " Zdaje sic, ia
koby Bog sam W milosci "a
,, sprawiedliwym goni]; chce
bye mu wiecej anizeli matka,
DO sam to powiedzia}: ,lzali
moze matka zapomniec ME
mowlecia swego = a gdyby
ona mia1a zopominac, ia
przeciez ME zapomne." Ola
tego ;,cokolwiek przypadnie
ma sprawledliwego, ME "a
smuci co.. To So zapewnia-
MIA Boga prawdzlwego, kto-
rego sfowa ME przemina.
Tu mcze biedny sic pre-
konac, re .nbostwo dla niego
jest dobre, najlepsze;; bo
lraczej ME- dawa}by Bog u
bostwa nikomu. Ub6stwa, W
ktorem zylesz robotniku, ,chciai
Bog lepsze Jest ono, anizeli
bogactwo. Me wiesz.ze, il
bogactwo moze bye dla czlo-
wleka wlelkiem niebezpie-
czenstwem? Apost6t nazywa
bogactwa ,,sldlami szats ,a".
Codziennie gina ludzle W bo.
gactwie. Jest wielu, kturzy
tego zniest lie moga, zeby
mieh mice wiele pieniedzy W
kieszeni. Dop6l<i zy]a W
niedostatku, zy]q dobrze, lecz
kiedy pieniadze piyna do
kieszeni, pszychodza wybryki,
rzucaja sic W wiz zabaw i
rozkoszy gina marine. Do
p6kl byli W biedzle, byll po-
bozni cnotliwi; kiedy przy-
sill doip'eniedzy, stracill via
re i cnote i zmarnieli. Swiety
Cyryl nazywa bogactwo
nciezarem smlerci". Jezeli
tedy Bog zeslal na Gle ubos
two, to uczynil to z milosci
ku twemu zbawieniu, ably Gle
uchowac Cd wielkich niebez
pieczehstw. w ub6stwie ci
postawiI drabine do nleba
Bog troszczy sic Z wlelk2
miioscla o blednych. Bed
nj sa wyoraicaml opatrzno-
Sci Boskiej. ,,Zbawisz lud
ubogi", czytamy W plsm!e
swietem. Ubodzy stola, mai.
bllzej serca Bozego; owa
biedna slerota, chory opusz-
czony, So szczegojnem przed-
mlotem lego tkliwei opatrzno-
sci.
Me mysI zeby szczescie
zlemskie, pok6j i radost
mieszkaiy w boeatych pala-
each; : tych szukaj W bied
nysh domkach. Kiedy sic
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28

szego pisma do st.
Paul, Minneapolis,
Silver Lake, Delano
i dalej ma zach6d,
KALENDARx MARYANSKl
ma rok 1894
poSlemy kazdemu W
podarunku, kto nam
zap1aci "a KATOLI-
KA $500 naprz6d,
lub tylez "a abona-
mentowy rok minio-
ny.
10 tegO duzegO
obrazkowego Kalen-
darza dodajemy W
prezencie (za zap}a-
Genie ebonamentu)
dwie ksiazeczki:
II PRURCCTWO Mlchaldy
krolowei re Saby, 13 SYbllll.
q Kaszubl pod Wlednlem =
piekna wlerszowana powlesc z
czasow krola Sobka.
Tylko sic spieszcle
z zap}ata "a ,,Ka-
tolika'' f, a obiecane
powyzej prezenta z
peWnoSciaa wan sic
dostana!
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GRAPE TRAMPLED ON.
Disgraeeful Fist Fights In Chi
csgo Council Chamber.
OVER The MAYORS OFFICE.


CHICAGO. Nov. 4--sach scenes were never
before enacted IN the city council chamber
o. this city m took place there today. Be-
Tore the crspe-draped speakers desk stood
two aldermen. political opponents. each
declaring himself chairman Of the body.
The residing clerk lesped upon the back Of
one Of the contestants and tried TO eject
him. Another clerk tore up resolution
because is was not in line With what his
party desired. Over the somberly-dgsped
rails Of the speakers stand leaped another
alderman upon the hack Of clerk, and
colleagues aocked 20 his aid. Upon him
jumped an alderman OF the opposing fac
ton, clutching ~ the throat Of the man
who vas BY force trying 20 get before the
council that which should legally have
been received. Police officers rushed into
the Enclosure 10 separate the struggling
aldermen. and in the fight that ensued the
Grape hung about the desk OF the dead
mayor was rent, torn down and trampled
under foot Men who three days ago spent
money and labor 20 honor Mayor Harri-
SON disgraced his memory today by dis
reputable brAwl over the right TO sit for
twenty minutes in his chair.
The council met this afternoon to elect
successor to the late mayor. Rivalry for
the craftsmanship of the meeting was so
intense that number of list fights oc-
Cured in the chamber almost as soon as
the session opened. Matters finally
qnieted.. down. and Alderman McGiilen.
Democrat. with the assistance Of Alder
man Swift, Republican, caucus nominee
for mayor, was chosen chsirman Of the
council. 4 resolution was passed for
holding special election the third Tues
day Of this month for mayor. Pending
that election. however. ID was necessary to
elect mayor pro tenn, and this precipi-
tated another scene of disorder. in which
the police were called in TO perserve or
der.
Meantime great crowds had gathered
outside the city hall. and special details Of
police were necessary to keep them back.
The council finally got down TO
business. Swift was nominated for
mayor pro tenn. by the Republicans,
McGillen by the Democrats. The vote re-
suited "a for Swift, So for McGillen. and
blank. The chair decided there was no
election. The Republicans protested and
left the chamber, but the Democrats, fear
ing trick, remained in the chamber. At
the end Of an hour the Republicans re-
turned and the session regularly ad-
iourned. Counsel were called in. but was
unable to decide whether or not Swift was
elected.
Shortly after Chairman McGillen re-
fused TO declare Swift elected the Republi-
can aldermen withdrew to the ante-room
and proceeded to swear in Swift as mayor.
The matter will now rest until a regular
meeting of the council Monday night. To-
night the council chamber Is guarded by
police officers and no one is allowed TO
enfer
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BOISE Idaho. Nor. "A compromise
was offered todsy between the state ofsiriais
ana ths Cofan-stanton Company, Of View
aork, In reference 10 the state wagon
rosa bonds. on the basis Of the tina
.or paTnnens Of the premium on portion
9esng extended The company takes t3s 0o0
- once, and sz7.00 Decsmber L A pre-
Lnsnm OF II Der cent- ca these IL 70 be paid
Apfai l. 1884 with interest sc per cent
Per annum. The balance OF 5000 ID
70 % taken ct any time offered between
Aprsl and July !, 1ses, the premium 70
De paid when the bonds are taken. The
failure OF the Cossin-Stsuton Company 70
taks the bonds, according 20 the original
contract. has prevented the state from
building the road this year.
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WaiLA WALLA, Nov. 4 - Especial. -
n. u. Palmer. Of this city, While hunting
geese on Snake river. accidentally dis
charged bis gun about noon today. the
shot taking effect In the calf Of bis left leg
snd tearing away the entire muscle. By
timely assistance OF comrades in BAN
caging he was saved from bleeding to
death and brought 10 this city in wagon,
distance Of forty miles.
J. A. Coblentx. Of Pierce county. as
sumes the duties Of warden Of the peni-
Tertiary Monday. vice John McCiees. re-
signed. Mr.. Cobientz was formerly con-
ueeted with . state institution OF Arkansas
and Is well qualified by experience for the
management Of the prison. No change OF
suoordinstes has yet been made.
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wh.r, ,he trolley wiz, won't.

AsAcogrEs, Nov. A. Especial - Two
residents of this city, while out hunting a
lev days ago. came across man named
somers. on Allen island, who was en-
gagged In the occupation of melting sew
ssal hundred pounds of large copper wire.
presumably for the purpose of getting the
article into marketable shape. Allen
Island is a small. uninhabited piece OF land
vest of Fidalgo. and has long been con-
saered one of the hiding places OF law
less element which has made depredatlons
upon this community. The wire is be-
hesed 20 have been the trolley wire of the
Fldalgo & Anacortes electric railway,
xhich was stolen some months ago apd
doubtless cached on Allen island until a
favorable opportunity presented itself for
marketing the article.
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sa-a-s--s-=--------------se----
Stamford az oIyn.lc n

SAN Francisco, Nov. THE stanford uni
Terslty football team played its FIRST game OF
the season today against team from the oiym-
pic Athlstic Club stanford won by a score Of
46 too The olympies put M good game, bat
could do nothing with thecollege boys, who were
their sa periofs az every point While playing a
quiek, snappy game, similar TO last years style,
the stanford men are heavier this year, and
will be able 20 play more OF 8 rushing game.
Intense interest Is already manifested in the
big game between stanford and the University
of California, whleh occars Thanksgiving day.
LAST year the teams played a tss game. snd the
question OF superiority is yet % BE settled.
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TIA istssrss eessss 81 footszz . rear axa II was
uaauezssoaah1s tie hardest fouxhs hxrtzs ever
Witnessed IN shfs city. sz1 whiis shs tigers rrs-
vented Fsnnsysvsnka Eroa sc1rinx. thsy wsrs
onIy ahss 20 secure sangie tonea1own Essvy
rsIa IN tie early saorniax made ths fesa vet
ana slippery. frsncssca opsasd with tying
wedge sn6 gaines fwe1sy ysr&s- few rao-
meats Later TIA bail Vas secured By Psnnsyfya-
nEz ara thss "a saa niSs carried ia fEteen yards
into Ina tigers 1al1 eesors Prsneesoa secured II
ne sco-e a. the end Of the arss hall wss % q.
In fsyur Of Princeton In sA@ seecna hall. after
PennsyEyani& had srecezsfuiiy secured TIA bail.
stras vas called without eisnsr aide scoring
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BLACKMAILER MASON CoNvrcTEp.
Publisher OF tho Infamous Portland
ssMerenry" GUILTY of Criminal Libel.

PORTLAND. Nov. 4-Tspeeisl. THE jury
In the criminal libel case of o. p. Mason.
publisher of the Sanday Mercury, was out
sixteen minutes today. when they re-
turned q verdict OF guilty. Ii took tho
same jury fifteen minutes Thursday night
20 convict b. T. Watson. Mason's son-in-
Law aud partner. on a similar charge.
In the testimony today there was intro
duoed letter which Mason several years
ago wrote to Maj. Gen. Howard. United
States army, stating that II the general
did not pay bin said TO be due an old
man Mason would publish q matter about
Howard which, while interesting. would
not be 20 the generals liking. Mason adj
n.lted having written the letter
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uAxsrarTaxvIxED. n Y, Sov. at as
o'eloek this sfssrnoun tbs Harvard and Csrneas
focshAil teams ss1ea calamity shzangh shs
swsns insp waiea MsnnhasssnHsid had been
converted BY several hours ineeesanf rxEn. aud
liaed up for pay. ssvea minutes sfsay the
op4nsrg Of the gsms Harvard had kieksd goal
The bah vas then rushed around without nnen
advantage 70 either side. but after few nin-
rites Harvard scored again. At tie cad Of The
first half Harvard bad = 90 Corne5l'sa After
the iussrsnisstoa thezs were several lively
serfnmaxes and the bali wss carried back ard
forth. Harvard finally kicked q gcai snd
tine vas called with the score a 10 In savor
OF tia Cambridge men
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LIVELY FOOTBALL PRACTICE.
y. A. G. Players Put Ginger Into Their
work I'm Spite of the Rain.

Notwithstanding the miserable weather the
Seattle Athletic Club had the best football prac-
tice of the season yesterday afternoon at Asdi-
son park. The scrub numbered fourteen men,
and under the coaching of George Carter made
things decidedly lively for the first eleven.
Most of the field was under water aud a drench-
ing rain was failing, but this did no. prevent
the men on both sides from putting up the live
lest work that has yet been seen In any OF the
practices The FIRST eleven was coached by
George Hnrd The two teams were made up IS
follows:
Hurts :tsam; Inverarity, right eud: Lewis.
right tackle; II. strive. right guard; Ballett,
center. r. Russell, iefs guard; Baxter, left
tsckle: G. Russell. LETT eud; Frederick, quarter
back; Calhoun, right haif back: Folsom. LETT
hal back; Pelly, full back.
Carter's team: Abrams, left end: Berry, left
tackle: Fay, left guard; Ceilings, cegter: Au-
dsFson, right guard; Power. right tackle; lager
gersol. lett eud Garter. rtght end; Robertson.
quarter bsek; James. Dickey, Aeydsnbauer,
Gaffaey, Morris, backs
The next practice viii b. at the gymnasium
tomorrow night at 7;s0 clock, aud on Tuesday
afsernaou at O'Clock at the Howell street
grounds
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Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE, Nov. A-The track was muddy
FROM last nights rains Summaries;
sfx furlongx-Chess Rogsn won, Nah Bell
second. Miss Piatf third. Time. i:lsz<
Mile and q stxteenta-SaM Ross won, Boro
second. Bret Harte third. Time, i.5iis
next Tuesday
SIX iursongs--Deceis won. Fooerunner second,
Osborne third. Time, 1.igtz
Five Observation-Disclosures won, Tip second,
Frontman third Time, l.oa
Five fugonzs-winaeld won. Eau Claire SEQ
ond Robert Iatta third. Time. los
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MOUNT NKENoS. Nov. Especial. IN.
= AoouiE IS the father OF aC-months-old
sase whose mother is in Seattle He en-
Iseyed Mrs. Gottsehalk 20 take care of
tas child. \ higl for care IF the baby MAS
ses paid and Mrs. Gottschalk threatened
ssnd Il TO California. koonsx todsy
sat TO Gostsehalk's and grabbed the
s@si1 aud ran fer the train. tiostSchaik
la'sssd, bus could not arrest him. and
ssht iov a warrant. The train Was two
.snesss late. and juss as il vas pulling
w. deputy sheriff appeared and aEsested
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c.B.wrish, Unloading Tacoma Property

Tacoma. Nov. Especial. lit il re-
ported that c. B. Wright sold his gas
works on November 10 g recently incor-
roraied company of which the trustees
are: Edmund Rice. William A. Rice,
W. II. Gusten and W. III. Elliott.
Though these gentlemen acknowledge
hat they organized for the purpose
o buying the plant and also that Mr..
Wright desires 10 sell. they deny that the
sAs has been eonsumated. Mr.. Wright
offered the plant to the city for $50. ooo.
lis current rumor that Mr.. Wright is
dsposlng OF sill his Tacoma property TO
avoid attachments which some of the more
conservative eitlxens are proposing be
sworn puf
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SPORTING NOTES.

Jones, owner OF Aiix. has accepted q proposi-
ton 10 trot his marc against Directum at Mystic
Park, Boston, within ten days.
Billiard matches of COO points each between
Ives, Schaefer and slossou will be played. ons in
New York December IL; one in Chicago jan
uarya
steve whippie. aracfng stallion. trotted three
very fast miles at the stockton, Cal, race meet
ing Saturday. The horse trotted In 2:f2l<, 2:l2
and asia. 1t being alone In the last two milea
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Fred rAe. rastin Reported shot.

koisE, Idaho. Nov. &--Itis reported that
NE fgouh.e over the Neal mine in the Neal
district. twenty miles from Boise. has re-
suited ia The shooting of Fred Page Tusiin.
Prominent attorney of Seattle. Nothing
sesinite Is known yet. except that man
ZANE IN from there, got buggy and very
aarr'edsy started back with Mrs Tustga.
The man who came in told two or three
persons while hunting for Tastin's house
sast there bad heen shooting scFspe AZ
we camp From the fact tha; Mrs. Tastin
Immediately started FOR the scene IL is a.
sasaed her husband was hurt