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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-27
AMERICAN SYMPATHY
Extended to the Widow OF the
Late President Of France.

Extended to the Widow OF the
Late President Of France.
The following is the text of an
address of coincidence adopted By
the American colony in Paris,
France, and presented to Nine. Car.
not:
"The president OF France having
been assassnated by a heinous Grim
NAL, and Americans having already
sustained in their own country two
great similar calamities, we feel i'm
PEELED more than any other nation
to mingle our tears with those Of
the afflicted people of France. We
theref fore have resolved that we for
mally declare that we stigmatize as
abominable the deed which has de-
prived the French nation of it's
president. 1t is with lively sense
of grief that we tender the express
sion of our warmest sympathy to
those now experiencing the same
feeling of sadness and pity which
we, ourselves, have felt in the past
hen murderous hands struck down
two of our pre- sidents.
"There is no divergence of opin.
ION among ourselves regarding he
high qualities of the man, so worthy
of affection, whom this great nation
chose as lit first magistrate.
| "It is to Americans a great con.
ISOLATION that the first citizens Of the
republic enjoyed the respect of the
entire world. He had generous
| heart. His domestic virtues were
unbounded and his charity as wide
and as liberal as his character was
iIreproachable.
The uranimity Of national feel
ing which is DsLoNn every instan
cannot but soften the anguish o.
the noble woman who worthily
shared his life, and we also lay q
= her feet the expression of cur re
, spectful and devoted affection ant
. pray that Nine. Carnot and her be
q reaved family will accept the as
, surance of our sincerest condolenc
| aud sympathy, az we'll as til
homage of our profound esteem.
The meeting opened subscription
. for the purchase of 8 wreath whic
+ is to be laid in the name of tn
4 American colony upon the cask'
}. containing the remains of the la
o pre- sident. A committee was ali
\. appointed 10 arrange throughout IL
n United States ambassador for Il
. participants of the American color
!. in the funeral Economics.
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Democrats of Pennsylvania.

Harrisburg, Pa, June 27.-Un.
der the new superintendent, only
454 delegates handed up their Gre
dentials when the Democratic state
convention was called to order at
the capitol at 10 o'clock this morn.
ing by Hon. James A. Stranahau.
The convention will nominate
candidates for the offices of
governor, lieutenant governor, au.
ditor general aud secretary of
internal atfsirs, and two representa-
tlves at large in congress. There
are a score Of candidates for each
nomination, ard it will be free
race for all. Senator Gerard z.
Brown, of York, is largely in the
ad for the gubernatorial nomina
ton. TIE platform will be an out
and out indorsement of the Cleve-
land administration. The speakers
of the morning insisted that, not
with standing the conditions in the
country, the Democrats should not
allow this years election to go by
default
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HEARNE SENSATION.
A Negro Found Under a Lady's
Red

Hearne, June Monday night
when Miss A. Craze went to her
room in the Guenzel hotel, she
discovered that some one was
in her room. She gave
the alarm A. J. Parnell, who
was near, went to the rescue and
found negro under her bed,
who az perfectly nude. He was
identified as Henry Perkins, who
lives here. After a struggle with
Mr.. Parnell he freed himself, and
up to this time he has not been cap.
tured. For some time burglaries have
been common. Today a young ne
gro, John Craft, was arrested on
suspicion. He was one of Henry
Perkins associates. Amos Sim
mons was arrested as one of the
gang tonight. Three others will be
arrested. The people are thorough
" aroused and are on the lookout
for Perkins.
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(smocrats OF Arkansas.

IL mock, AK, June q. The
aa'lc state convention was
10 0ldtr at neon by Hon. J.
l''se Of this city. AS the
- Democratic by anyw here
'a'lly 10 seventy tho usand &C.
/" Inc nature of the contest
a'nailens are equivelant to
~ A state treasurer, score.
4, I ,a attorney general, state
T.! land missioner, super.
l ..a Of public instruction and
re Justice j of the supreme
I, ! For the latter position
/, B. Riddsck who was xas''s ap'
asy the governor to fill the ur
y. S, M' By the resignation
E sss Mansfield viii probably r1't be
aEu.
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A Large Increase.

Denver, Colo, June 27.-The
session of the National League of
Republican Clubs was resumed this
morning. Reports from the differ
ent delegations show that the organ.
ization had largely increased in
membership during the past year
throughout the country.
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About six months ago my little son, aged
three was very much troubled with breaking
out ON his scalp and behiud his ear. The places
effected were about as large ~ n silver dollar,
the flesh seemed raw and covered with little
bli,tcrS. The child suffered considerably, and
was naturally very tre,iul. ltiicd several RENE
dies without obtaining any beneficial results.
in fact the eruptions seemed to he spreading
and new places breaking out. ! concluded
to try the CUrICrKA REMEDIES, and bought
a box Of CUllCtRA,a cake of @ rCuKA SOAR
and bottle of CUTlCIRA kNsOLNENT. washed
the Effected parts With the tUTICrRA SOAR,
taking care not to irritatc the i'eSli, and applied
CurICuEA. Inoticcd a change for the better in
the appearance of the cruptions in twenty-iour
hours. continued the treatment morning and
night. and in two weeks the eruptions entirely
disappeared. leaving the skin smooth and The
scalp dean, i'll fact Il perfect cure, as have not
seen any indications Of any eruption or breaking
out since. | gave the child only iew doses of
the CrrIcrHA krSOlNFNr. | consider yonr
a. rIcrRN REMEDIES very valuable, and expect
10 keep small supply constantly ON hand. !
believe CUricURA would be excellent for apply
ing to insect bites, which are very annoying in
tins country. {. a ARMSTRONG,
swift Island, y, c.
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Inns from EIiIlsboro.

b,ro. June 20. Messrs. k
10. Potts with their families,
.nisd by Missis Ray and
ktSeld have moved to this
m Gstesville to make it their
lent home.
bcro 10 on a boom and bust.
good
i are as fine as they can be.
machine shops are being
constructed.
trie lights and an electric
nilvay will be under full
y within a few days.
! was begun on a fine hote,
b be known as the w alike
1t will be 100 feet front
tories high.
Il. Reagan will speak here
BY and Culberson on Monday
3D. There is no telling how
pity will 60 in the prim aries
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improve ments at West

June p. The West
Power ard Light company is
ping with a plumbing com
fl'h view to piping water
be big artesian well over the
80 estimate cost of $4,000.
'ofum is also TO be built to
fea' 5000. The building is
0llck, ioz50 feet. w ork
san on a brick storehe use,
Y " lee It. which is being erected
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VIII be Renominated.

Rock Island, ILL.,, June 27.-The
Republican convention of the Tenth
district assembled here this after
noon with a large attendance of
dele gates. Gen. Philip s. Post, of
Gales burg, will be nominated for a
third term.
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IN SESSION

|s,ats Of illinois 'N'
interest 81
li.ld, H.. June ne +,a De.
y! 'i'' lesser lights Of the D W
~ atty Of Illinois filled the
(Ph so,,s of representatives.
!. Hon. Delos P. Phelps
/. democratic state c0nv {,
=. The report of the
ss't on credentials j. s attend.
E,,s s'I county and Chicago
','a, oons.third of the to'al.
|, a,ss to be nominated are
a'' .'a,ppsrintendent Of pubic III
4, spd nine trustees OF IN
F,s nv Interest IN 'ne
En-, however, centers MAN
vn' ,h.. il NAV nominate
ys for United states se Iso
BOY Of the politicians .l,l OIL sas
Iasmauuded by the people
,s'd in the fact that a large
| " the county conventions
Eliei.ly instructed their del +.
\ 70 e on the senatorial
| Indications this morning
h il would be a free for all
franklin Move gh, Judge
n Chicago, Hon. Lambert
Espsrs.smen Black, Cable
fr;,on, all have their sup,
| The platform will folio "
,ftsr the declarations of the
|;opsl convention, although
hty conventions that named
delegates adopted reso
dsuouncing the silver policy
ADMINISTRATION.
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M. ''" 10 Bankruptcy,

|,o =, June 27'-At a large
,'.. 'a0 owners today James
H. '',aent of the Cab Pro,
h.. Protective association,
bit sh me strike of the drivers
Pp Of do,, owners nearly half a
! sgos v''ars' Quite a number
[pp srs's s have been driven into
kdsd ~ S WI others have been
TELL out their business,
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FOR RENT
200 LIST st NV, Tor $35 90 2uS st me- Or. $3.50
2Il LIST st NV Tor. 80 90 500 18th ST ne, 6r Is 80
1916 Corcoran stl0r350O 26l5 Va ave NV ,Cr. ID 30
1917 Cap ST. 7r. %. so 2203 Il st NV Ar. ~ 30
1929 oath ST NV Or. 10 90 2205 st NV, Ar. IL so
Cos ID st me- CIR rs 40 2045 II st NV, Ar IL 30
81 st NV Or $50 1925 oath st, 4r. 6. 90
42l 9Th st ne, Or. $500 1226 rr 122I 22d, $1,000
423 9Th st ne, Or. $500 32I rr 1l2o oath, 4rlO3O
4c5 9th st me- Or $500 12l, r'r 100 nv, 4rl0. 30
ll26 ] av NV Or. 1880 R'r 1877 Goth NV, irl 90
1871 Seaton ST. Or. IS so 1929 st Sc. or. 10 GO
lOl6 eth st me- Or .1G - l22. r'r 122 ne, 3r 90
2O02 T. ST NV, Or. 1850 1928, rr 1929 Sc. 4rS so
oOO4 T. st NV, Or. 80 $780, r'r 1929 Sc 4rS. 80
SO Pierce st NV, 6r 1850 l20 . st NV, 3r. 600
63 Pierce st NV, Or 1870
WASHINGTON DANENHOWER,
d15-3t Cor. 18th and q SITS. NV.
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UNFuRNISHED-

SHED.
18th st bet NJ and "
with stable)......200
X st bet 10th and Flat
SIS .1tU
Cor II and 10th. .2Ol
X st bet 18th and
10th, with Stakeholder
Dupont circle bet n
ii ay and p st. $50
Cor 2lst and y SITS. lbs
II st bet 10Th & 20th.125
DeSales st bet 18th
st and Conn ave. .l2s
18th st bet Q and RICO
NJ st bet I'D and I'D. 100
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18th near Iowa Circle. 30
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

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free in city; one month applies on purchase OF
new when directly following rental.
WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
d19-tf Cor. Sth and SITS. NV.
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FOR lighthouses.
BARNES & WEAVER,

1851 Corcoran st. NV, IL rooms, m.i.... $4,000
log ST. NV, rooms mi.............. $3.50
~ I'D NV, rooms m.i.............. $3.50
IL Maple ave-, L. ID. Park rooms, NIL. $3.50
90 I'D st. NV, rooms m.i.,,.,...,.. $3.50
22l4 q st. NV, rooms, mi......,..... 30. so
5l2 "a st. ne. rooms mi.............. 1880
T. st. me-, rooms, m.i.............. $3.50
62l I'd st. ne, rooms, mi............. $3.50
leo Y and "a 9th st. NV, s rooms, MI. $3.50
BOO = Z. ave. s.e., rooms, MI. ........ $50
Z93 18th st. s.w., rooms, mi. .....,,.,,. $3.50
10 LIST st. NV, rooms, m.i.............. 25.G
S S9s spruce ST., L. ID. Park, rooms, NIL. 23.N
SS3 and 335 Spruce ST., L. ID. Park, rooms,
11sn e,h 23H
c.9V Sth ST. NV, rooms, water. 20. so
Udo "a ST. me-, rooms, mi. 20 so
lVdo st. ne, rooms. MI. ........... IS 80
~ 20 ~ 81 Sc. rooms, m.i................ 1850
10y california ct. ne, rooms, MI 1900. 1880
ir11nn Stn 81. nw store. ................. 1900
i i0 =, ~, .; ave NV. rooms. water...... 1000
10 ' "a emu 5o<o iSth ~ Sc q rooms MI. 1000
100, o6, 5s and 90 FraIcis pl. Sc, Ar, wa 1880
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FOR RENT
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1918 Md. ave. s.w., NIL, sos. Reduced to-. 81 81
1910 Del. ave. s.w., Or, $3.50. Reduced to. go
1865 st. sw., 7r., $3.50 Reduced to- 80. 16. 81
81 St sw., 6r., $l3.50. Reduced to. ..... IL 90
14l1 9Th st. NV, ST., MI. $50. Reduced to. 20 81
1929 Ga. ave. Sc. 6r., S12. Reduced 1O.G)
$40 I'd ST. me-, 7r., MI, $25 Reduced to-. Isl
duced to- ..................... ............ % SO
G. BOYER son,
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FURNE
II bet nth and 18th (
SITS. with stable. SOC
18th st bet Scott Cir
and . with sta) .4l6. 81
Cor 10th & Corcoran. $50
X i ave lea Conn
ave. with stable. 333. 50
Mass ave bet 18th st
and Dupont Circle 300
NJ bet l4th and 18th. 3pU
Conn ave bet Nj and
n SITS. .2bl 81
X l ave & nth st. 266. 81
III st bet 18th and
10th. with stable. $50
Conn ave bet II and $3.50
n st bet 10Th and 10th
SIS 80 4
. ST bet 16th&17th. 200
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dis
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MALE OR FEMALE.
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED FUR. ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping by man AMI wife and one child. Address
stating terms, II. III. H., star Office. IL
WANTED 3 GENTLEMEN DESIRE COMMUNE
eating furnished rooms. with CONVENE noes, or 3
bed rooms and pIrlor, within blocks Of Ne
PberSOn Square; must be reasonable. Address
VI. 4. B., Star Office. 1t.
WASTED-BY QUIET GENTLEMAN, STEADY
habits. bed room: small quiet family; children;
southern exposure; bet. + and *, 9TH and 18th
slS. NV; terms npieTate; permanent III suited.
Address o. n, Star office. IT.
WANTED JANUARY 1-2 UNFUR. ROOMS;
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WANTED-BOAED FOR THE WINTER: A GEN
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II conf ..idil": state terms and location. Adj
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PROFESSIONAL.

LADY MAGNETICIAN TREATS SUCCESSFULLY
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WANTED-ABOCT 2 ACRES OF GROUND WITH
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MEDICAL.

DIR. BROTHERS INTOXICATING CORDIAL Is
a powerful Nerve Stimulant and Tonic. or all
the remedies for Nervous Debility, Neuralgia.
Nervous Exhaustion, Paralysis and that class Of
peopls who weak, miserable, lethargic,
sleepy, lack OF ambition and Zcst there is rem
edy equal to this cordial 1t has been in use for
nearly fifty years in this city. 906 s.w. n17-1m'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-19


dell in the west. He shows Good
speed and is an accomplished tack
Ter. He goes into game with a vim
and energy that an opponent always
finds difficult of standing up against
Victor Setterdahl plays left half
back and is by far the fastest man
on the team. With good interior
ence he was always sure of brilliant
run around the end. Vic always
used exceptional judgement in his
playing, and the team is not q little
indebted to him for its victories.
His interference for the opposite half
back is always good and in buckiug
the line effective.
Lofgren, one of the sub half
backs, deserves credit for his nervy
playing. 1t is seldom that q man
shows such nerve and energy. Ex-
ceptionally fast on his feet. he proved
himself a strong PLAYER. and was per-
f-ctly competent to fill either place
behind the line.
Louis Olstrom, as fall-back, was
exceptionally strong the early part
of the season. and played his position
well. He is good punter and gen.
orally went through the line for good
gains. Owing to an accident, how
ever, he was unable to do him self
justice.
Perry Westerlund played substi-
tute for center-rush, and his work on
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-19

of that school for three years, has
the honor of bringing the Augustana
team to its high degree of efficiency.
Cook played quarterback, giving the
signals and directing the play. His
experience was used to good advan-
tage in a game to brace the men up
ut critical times, and to take advan-
tagc of every opp prtunity.
doe ,Westerlund, rs center-rush, is
probably the steadiest and most re-
liable player on the team. He uses
his head 10 good advantage. and is
always cool and collected. His $50
pounds of bone and muscle makes a
perfect stone wall to opposing play
ers. His method of swapping the ball
back and the regularity with which
he accomplishes this difficult work is
almost perfection itself.
Julius johnson, playing right
tackle. is second to none in his abil-
ity to carry the ball through the op
posing line for good gains. His
strongest point, however, is the won
derful regularity with which he sue
ceeded in getting his opponent out
of the way. thus opening up hole
through which one OF the other play
cry could always carry the bali for
long distances. He weighs 1875
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-19
A VETERANS VERDICT.
The War IS Over. A Wel,-known Sol
der, Correspondent and Journal
list Makes a Disclosure.

Indiana contributed her thousands of brave
soldiers 10 the war, ard no state bears a bet
ter record in that respect than IL does. In
literature IL is rapidly acquiring an
enviab.c Place. In war and literature
solomon IeweIl, well known as writer as
sol, has won an honorable position Dur
Ing the late war he was a member OF Co. NJ
I'd. y. y. Cavalry and of the 18th Indiana In
tantry Volunteers Regarding an important
circumstance hc writes as follows:
''Seyera! of Us old veterans here are using
DIR. Miles Restorative Nervine. Heart Cure
and Nerve and Liycr Pills, all Of them giving
splendid s;iiisfa sion. In fact, we have never
used rrinca!cs that compare with them. N
tile ft!is we aust say Ihcy are the best com.
bin;ttion ri the qualities required in u prop
nraiion OF their nature WE have ever known
We have Un:.c bat words Cf praise for them
They are the out-rowth Of new principle in
medicine, and tone up the system wonder
fully. We say 10 all. try these remedies"
Solomon Newell, Marion. ind, Dec. IS. 1892
These remedies are sold ny all druggists On
positive guarantee, or sent direct by tn
Dr. Miles Medical TO-, Elkhart, Ind. on re-
reipt Of price, II per bottle, six hotties s. ex-
press prepaid. They positively contain nett6oe
UpIates nor dangerous drugs.
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STATE OF ILLNoI1. L..
Rock ISLAND COUNTY


In IL. Circnii Court. in Cherccry
January rm 4. D.. ISa5
Joseph Nc uaiion vs Henry G. Connolly admin
istra or. d. b. nc. a. Uf the estate OF Sarah B.
Cobb. DECREASED. ct nj. Ia chance;y, Bill for
Specific Performance.
AfidAvit of noa-rt-idcnce OF " illian p Ruo-
giles. Daniel Rngge-. Zsnas p iggl-s 'ordelia
Paige. Lucy S. Rnggics. Willm G.. Ruggies.
Lydia Is GOtt. Samuel u. Ruyylcs Richard NJ
RIggle,. Edward =. knggles Sarah C. Rug glps.
Mortimer z. Eucgles. Gardner Rtlggles, Lydia
Facc. Cordelia Paige, Orcn Ptiye Frederick
Alien. and tbs unknown heirs and divisees
Of Sarah II. Cobb, deceased, having been
filed in the clerks Office of the circuit cont
of said county, notice IL therefore hereby
given 10 the said nonresident defendants TIN 4
the complainant filed his bin Of complaint in
eaid court .he chancery side thereof on the eth
q summons issued out o. said court. wherein said
suit is now pend ng returnable onsahe frsf Mon
day in the month of January, next as ia by law
required Row, unless you. the said no l-res-
dent defendants abov" named. VIII am p. Rng-
gles, Daniel Rug lies, Zcna Rugglcs, Coroelia
din X. Colt. Samuel ID. Rrgglee Richard NJ.
Ruggles, Edward :. Rnggles, Sarah e. Rugyles.
Mortimer X Rugglcs. Gardner Rusglcs lydia
Paige, Cordcla Paige, Orcn Paige. Free crick
Allen. and the uaknos n heirs and cirsees
Of sarah b. Cobb, decreased, sntl, shall person.
aiiy be ard appear before said circuit court
on the first day Of the next term thereof to b.
holden ut Rock Isla nd in and for the raid
county, on the first M'nday in January mex, and
plead, answer or de muir to the said cOmplaia-
ant. bill OF complaint. The sumo ana the matte RS
and things therein charged and ated will be tax
en- confessed. and a decree ente red against you
nccO ding to the prayer OF said III.
Rock Island, Illinois. Nov. %, 1885,
GEORGE W. GAMBLE
Clerk cf said Court.
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the second eleven shows that he is a
valuable man. With plenty Of bone
and muscle and heavily built, he was
well adapted to I'LL a place in the
line.
Ceaderquist was unable to play
with the team in the early part Of
the season. but easily demonstrated
his right to place on the team.
As full-hack ''Ceadern played an
unusually brilliant game. He is
a remarkable punter and is fast on
his feet.
Charles Swenson, the left half-back
on the second team. proved himself
worthy Of consideration to be. men.
toned. He is one of the swiftest
runners at school, and q good tackler.
He is very cool-headed and goes in
the game for all that is in him. He
will undoubtedly fill the position of
half-back with the first team next
year.
C. A. Lofgrea and C. Nelson, who
played guards on the second eleven,
also will be candidates for the first
team next year. - both played very
stir game.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-19
.THECOLLEGETEAM.
Augustana's Eleven, and How
1t Plays.
STRONG FOOT BALL PLAYERS

The Members Described Individually, and
Their work-Their Coacher, and How
they Have Condacte.l themselves =
Adopts 1t the Heroic Sport
The foot ball team of Augustana
college during the present season
proved itself the best the college has
ever produced. rejecting great credit
on j. w. Cook, who the past two
years has been engaged as coacher.
The eleven succeeded in vanquishing
ali corners up to the time it met the
Iowa City university boys, defeating
Monmouth at the latter city Sept.
% by score OF to 0, and PLAYING q
tic with the same team here Oct. Is.
Two days later St. Adams, of Knox
vile, was defeated, IS to 0, by Au-
gustana; but Oct. 20, Iowa State
university defeated the Rock ISL
and's, "a to 0. in which the August
anas were greatly outclassed.
The Players Individually
The young men composing the
football team that gained such an en-
viable reputation, not only for their
marked superiority as football play
ers, but also as gentlemen in everv
sense of the word, are men that anv
college or university might be proud