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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
sorru run rnrn SiL1nn.
What Pronounced Gntd Advocate
"f Tennessee Has Ia sn,.

New York, March ii-Coi. w. T.
lt"neftHnn. one of the leading Dctno-
Gratis ot Touneespo. ls here. In tho
p"Ull'' 'l IN" stat" he takes - pruml.
h'ni part aud in state conventions
ana PARTY councils me- ~ rlways active
"" is noted flr his sngnciuus views
ana blN Hhtlity tu zoe ahead. lie is
'lsn somewhat of an anomaly. for.
while nearly uli Democrats ln hls state
"'' for free silNer he g. for gold mon
ey Asked whether the Democrats
south had any special choice Tor tho
Presidency he said
NO, we arc an al sea aF 10 cnndi-
dates whitney Carlisle. aud nearly
an prominent Democrats who have
hrrn mentioned would not be accept
ahle because they arc NOT for FREQ sill
Yer As To William Morrison. we do
not Know who thor he IL Tor free silver
or not President Cleveland, OF course,
would not Doe acceptable 10 the South
on account OF his money views"
What Kind Of platform VIII he
adopted by the democrats at Chi
capoy'
II they adopt gold standard plat
FORM, and a bolt Of the silver men oc-
ours. which now seems likely. every
s"ulhctn state, except Mississippi. will
go Republican The silver Democrats
WIN vote for "a third ticket headed by
silver candidate. The regular Dom
"rr1ts. who believe In standing by the
action OF the convention at Chicago.
VIII vnto for sound money candidate,
and th" Republicans will smnsh thc
once solid South Into smlthcrcGus. In
Fact the once solll South win 20 al
most HolIdly Tor tho Republicans. ok
cupt Mississippi. and what the future
VIII thrn bring forth, few Statesmen
can guess, Tennessee, / admit. IL for
IRE" sllNer, ana there are many Repub-
leans there who ARE also for the white
metal at a ratio Of lC TO 1; hut that
viii not prevent tho state from going
Republican " "A free silver national
ticket is put In the neld. az result OF
bolt at Chicago / am for sound
money but I have little company in
my state and tho South"
How is 1t In your congregational
district a sound money Republican
was elected to Congrcss2"
The Colonel stroked his head and
smiled as he answered. "Cnngressmnn
Mccall was elected from our district as
a free silver Republican lie made
free silver speeches ON tho rnstrum,
and he was elected because Of his nd-
Vocncy nr the white metal. When he
got to Washington he must have UNI
dergonc change, Tor he voted against
free silver. He voted with the major
ity OF his party He IL the nrst Re
publican To represent our district since
reconstruction days. ana he went az a
free silventc,"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15

When EN-Communder Dal,iuyton
Booth Goes 10 Chicnpo

day snys: 1 "eVSid to-
hulli,hgton Booth is coming IN Chit
S1So ! expect him within a fortnich, ,-
s W,nen he COMES there will come secss,
THIS T. The forecast OF an omcor
~ ne Northwestern division Of The
Jnaa',uh Army, ara a disbelIe ycr in
w ,Vt ne calls the "TiansatlantIs am m
'oeigsa,eN He continued: Ut"
rue declaration OF loyaIt, yo,,..
s'and IN Tie way an Instant VII ~ W. ,bo
g w. Ion ION OF usefulness and duty ,..mns
.nV war cry scandal IL a DANA Vi ~.
nnnlng 70 us while we remain und"r ,h y,
nas, IL never was Balllngton Root iTe
i,itpntlon that the Intimate oauses 80
% %ls revolt should become public. The
eS5alls OF HIS difference with his FORM,
rpsn,iCiea no credit on the general Az
p5aliington would have spared his n a,,u
, Nv some overzealous friend has iat
,hos W men The Booths come to Chicago
mere sneIe VIZ be n landslide. l know &,
because | know how The ottiesrs ,aa;
ana now the soldiers will act" 'ssi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15

To the Great Discontinue of the
Chicnpo Police.

Chicago. March 1l-An Immense
crowd gathered in frcnt OF The North
side Turner hall last night, attracted
ththcr by the sight " doz IN police
officers rushing W the stairs 10 the
hall waving clubs and reyol ers. From
inside the building came the .ound Of
rcd war and carunge, Shrleks In I
high soprano koy sounded above the
noics Of rapid firing. and gave he I'm
preston that u massacre af helplcss
women and children was going IN. \
Iedhot anarchist rally was also sug-
gcsted as the cause OF the sounds, and
the crowd drew back % safe dis
lance to await the putcune q the ex-
pectcd collision netw on 5he SUPP Used
dcstruycrs and the rrsser'ers rf law
and order The attacking PARTY burst
in the door leading to the ball the
courageous officers strinb'ilg 0vt" CC Oh
other In their common llolc cSott4 to
see which one would nyyi atiivo on
the rr,1e Of battle. Their Cinritiun
was brought TO an untlmab end, how
ever, when. instead OF nudI7t their
lives in immiuert peril, the now cha
Eriurd custuliaus pf the peace lr'.ed
ny short before Adolph Rosrnbackcr's
big orchestra Tho 'lcart-lhriliins sound
ut battle cmquuting from inc tts'tgcd
building was found to hc merely the
urchcatiu's faithful imitation OF Tschai-
kuwsEy's overture "'Sl2" describing
the war between Russia and France.
The bluo guuta. upon seeing Nhat was
taking place fell over Que another In
retreat. the crowd dispersed aud-the
band played OH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
ST. JOHN MAY Trny rop,,,,sr
VIII Leave the prohibitIon,s,. \,
Ihcy Vote Against Free siI,,r

Topeka, kan, March Tine t,n,'..,-
prohlbitloniats win 70 TO the plitSh,,rr.ss
convention ana present the names ~
W,hnp ~. John for president Nc
N,aed that convention declares Tor re- srnc
t ,p OF silver, At the present timc
d, Ypullsts OF the Second Kansas
OF Mr.. st. John for congress- V nn1 ZION \, ~,
sui,el That his connection with ,he
nirohlhltlon party win cease II the M.
u9hnl convention refuses 10 declare a..
anv9r, He II regarded as pre,ty
h"nu Fonulist and the leaders of maj
h"tN IN kansas and the west Womb
III nt acquisition with Joy He said
h h"uaF mar the refusal Of the Pitts,
burg convention to declare for free sn-
yer along with It's other demands wouid
1--we the Prohibitlouists 100 900 votes in
me country. and they would 20 10 thn
fopulist party ns their only refuge
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15

u the cuhnn RESOLUTIONS wcr. SEN,
IN for HIS SIRnHturc

Washington, Maroh 1.-THE prsai-
zen, wonld not be y the ienst offended
y mo Cuban resolutions were sent m
ri ivy hsnnture, and he advised those
MN IN both houses not to offer me
sughtest obiactlon In case such thin,
~ PROPOSAL Thr chief maFistr,tc ~
,hF GREAT notion likes to 'swat" nc
coordinate branch OF tho governmen,
,,v Nv W. ,lh expressive term that was 4
,aso,ltc Win Eugene Field. nnd he h,a
not nah fair opportunity since tbo
h.a1pupleens have been in control at tbe
other end of the avenue. Whus XII
own party had majority there be
mace ms sreatest hits" in manifeet.
,,,s W. 1pntempt for congress-. he
cars, and dragged II around hy M
y2a, collar and threw Il into the street
,wnlle Tue people applaudcd Tho 81
Dan Resolutions and .he manner IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
mLAnrri IN rIIE surnEME COURT
foor Joke Results in nn InscemIy
Hpnsm of Mcrrimcnt.

Washington, March 1i-Thc dlpnttv
OF me supreme court was disturbed this
afternoon by joke handed down from
lhe hench by Judge Shiras. who vns
never known to smile before UantS.
MN =. Fowler Of Wyoming. was ar
Eulnk case entitled John IL warl
ssherltt' against Race Horse. Rarc
Horse, a Shoshone indian. had boon NJ
rested ny the sheriff for hunting and
MI Fowler was defending him 10
was describing some treaty rernIa ttone
ana mentioned the fact that thev ner-
mltted hunting. In some way he mon
uoneG the fact that smallpox had becr
introduced ON the reservation nv b,,,,t
etH Up TO this time the court hab
nveh listening attentiveIy to NJ Tsn,,,l
let arguments, Justice SbIros tn,os
rnptrd Mr. Fowler to ask If tho front.
resSuIntions permitted the introductioTT
OF smallpox. Mr., Fowler thopgb, ' tbn
question had been asked serlnusiv a Wy
ne answered II In that vein f,s'ia IL
snlf1s heGan to laugh, and Chl"S r,,s-
t ,.., FULLER Joined, and when the othsr
lusuees ami the spectators sov H.
1niet Justice laugh they fcIt Il tbotr
guy To do hkowise, with tho resnIt th MT
poor Joke caused n general ,nerrI, VIZ.
III the supreme court room. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
TO nooM MnINLEY.
Forty Kansas orator. and Forty
Cnrs OF Corn Going 10 ST, Louis.

Forty Kansas Ornturs and Forty
tnrs OF Corn Going 60 ST. Louis.
Topeka, Kan. March ll.-Furtv cars
OF corn and forty orators from Kunsi,s
WI be put on the boards In St Louis
curing mo Republican national conven-
ton m June, THIS scheme was hntched
by Sil Dixon ~ Argouin Us good way
10 boom Mckinley and at the same
time call attention to the chief gtapic
grown upon the pralrias OF the sun
Hover state. About the 10th OF June
Dixon with n train OF forty cars OF
corn ana with an orator from each of
the forty counties contributing this cc-
rear. VIII leave Wichita for ST. Louis
VIA the Frisco railroad, Dixon IL Il great
adnllrcr of Mckinley. and appropriate
motlpts are 10 cover the ears, laudlug
AiclNinleNa virtues Ns well as to ten
about the possibilities OF Kansas soil
ana the beauties or the Kansas climate.
a brass band will supply music for the
people along the line and several sleep-
Ing cars VIII be attached for tho CONF
iort OF the speakers and members of
the band One day Will be spent al
sprlnBleld No, and stops OF sovcrnl
hours VIII be made at Lebanon. Rolin
ana other towns on the limo OF tho
Frisco between Springfield and 81
Louis The train 10 TO he Hdetracltcd at
st Louis, and Is to niund during the
convention No that the people OF that
city may have m opportunity to in
spect H. When the convention olnapg.
the corn will he sold nnd the proceeds
applied to the expenses uf the gchpllie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
DEMANDS OF MlorucAN A. p. A.
state Council FormuiatcS Principles
AT It, ANNUAL MectinM.

Detroit, Mich. March lathe annual
meeting Of the Michigan council Of the
a. p. A. has hcen In session the last
two days, over 200 delegates were
present Action was taken urging con-
gross to remove the Marquette statute
from the capitol: authorizing the poll
teal committees of the order to on
dcavor TO procure the adoption of the
A. =. a. platform by the state couvrn-
lions Of the various political parties
formation OF an Independent "Amcri-
can party; commencing Congressman
Linton Tor his stand against appropri-
aiiuns Tor scctarian institutions, and
for his efforts against the unwilling OF
the statue OF Father Marquette In the
United States capitol; prohibiting any
holder OF political Office from being Il
momber OF tho advisory boards OF the
\. u A. and urfging congress to rec
osnlze Cuban beiligepncy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
RECALLED TINE RESIGNATION.
Committee Did Not want TO Name
His Successor.

Little Rock. Ark. March fl.-It he
came known tonight that judge u. M
Rose of this city, Arkansas member OF
Inc Democratic national committee.
presenter his resignation TO the state
central COMMITTEES yesterday. vhlr, no
was aiterwnrd induced TO recall. 'fhe
RESIGNATION WAS placed IN the bands cf
chairman Armstrong early in the day.
ana after several conferences with 9th.
or members Of the committee. I; VAS
,..HrNt1 70 request judge Rose - recall
Il. which he lld. after much h ,aitasinn
judge Rose baacd his action Upon The
inct that his Views on lhe Financial
question being opposed to me frer
coinage OF silver were not IN Necord-
anee with those OF the majority OF the
democracy o. Arkansas, md he felt
mn he should mnkr way fnr free
coinage man. The committee 4 4 moi
Wish TO assume the responsibility cf
naming bis successor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
SENATOR riLLN,AN isN'r SORRY.
Says He Is Not OStrnciscd for His
Atlncls on the prcslnnnf

Petersburg. Ind, March IA few
days ago, u. II. Hnrrell, editor OF the
News Of this city sent a letter to SEN
ator BENJAMIN Tillman enclosing a
clipping from Democratic paper stat
ing that Mr.. Tillmen regretted making
his late speech In the United states
senate, IN which he attacked President
Cleveland. for the reason that he was
being ostraclsed by his senatorial
brethren, His reply was received to-
day, which IL as follows.
United tSates senate. Washington u
G. March Dear Sir: Your letetr OF
the 18th with clipping received. I am
surprised you should ask whether [
am sorry ! made the speech / aid on
Jan ". The idea Is absurd. am not
ostracised by any senator's. though n
few are sour in their looks. MANY
senators are more friendly since the
speech lhan before IT'S delivery. Hastily
ana tuly' b. Il. TiLLMAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15

Committee wUl Report In Favor OF
at LcnHt Two.

Washington, March ii,-CunErcss-
man llNnley, who Is a member OF the
naval AFFAIRS committee OF the house,
believes that his committee win report
In favor OF constructing from two to
six new battleshlps, Tho first Impulse
of the committee was to authorize six
new ones, In addition to approprlating
money TO begin the construction OF the
two authorized by the last congress,
ON which work has not started because
no money was appropriated by con-
gress TO pay for them
The cost Of eight ships would he
about SfN000.o00 and the prospect
startled speaker Reed. who IL trying
To keep down appropriations to the
lowest possible mark. The nuvnl COM
mittec IL sim sweating under the prop
osltlon. but Will probably report in ia =
Vor OF at least the two new battle
ships,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15

lowed an attack Of pneumnIi \
cannot praise your mediclns 10 u
~
when ] commenced takiif j,
Discovery one year ago. uira
y. l.. Williams. OF Eaeis Chm
Nation, /. n, Il was ven br \
a cough and at times SPIT o Nd
matter with blood mixed m 4 |
was not able 10 do any VIII AZ ~
most of my time In BED lsu
down and very weak; Hsk rlaa
walk.
II took six bottles Of IN srx1
cry and consider myself VII IN
been a year now since ! hAys y. u
trouble. I consider II a grtii rsi't1|
for all diseases for which u req
mended and wish all consanpu's
pie would only give II a trial
81 have used one battls q
Golden Medical Discover VI
Mr.. a. II. Brookirs, Of New bHM
Lafayette County, ArkahsM
am pleased to say that i "a; ~
more good than all the medlrix
ever taken in my life. teaM
1t excels all other blood usai'i7
world over"
81 was troubled with COLI, Nv 4.
my lungs. for one year" wits
a. O'Kelly, OF Westminster =
County Soi,th Carolina, and
menced the use OF DR., Peras ,s
Medical Discovery. and ] usea y
ties and two bottles Of 'fs,s
today | am n well man enl'IIo
health, There is nothing ~
too good for IT,"
A GREAT BOOK fhfh
When DR.. Pierce pupllsnes ~
edition OF his work, me Few
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
REBELS DEFEATED
nhttic Lasted -Four Hours. and Al,
Loss Was Ucnv, '

New York, March 1I.-A dts,,...
The Herald from Mnnngua snS ss'ch 20
,nopsand rebels were defeated a. mn. ne
hraI Motamobo. The battle leetca t1 eai,
nonta. The government troons , ,our
commanded by Generals Paiz WE
nTsyes. Emiliano Herrere and Ro 1dn,o'
M, ns rebel loss was heavy. The encpn ,,
S Sn , pursued by the Federal tro ooy
w we s1ds esseient; in which the rebels rebel,
al Ia Jab,a.u,u also, occnrred Thursday
strote; The insurgent loss NVos y, Na-
M, NJ killed and eighty wolnded 1E,r,y-
anR p.lsonera We're taken bv PreS,has.
~. men. One cannon ana n,,n,'ti.
,nr s o. arms and provisions wer r.a M
have fet y, PRINCIPAL families 81 Leon @p
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15

Nashville. Tenn. March "A In an in
terview cx-CongresMman John c Houlx
OF Knoxville suid.
81 am for Reed for president. You
know | served with him In cnnrress'
and know he would make a most ac.
ceptnble chief, and II had the naming
OF the candidate, would certainly Sc
ference, there are good many Rentih.
leans In East Tennessee who are for
mckinley, and believe the race ia he
tween Mckinley and Allison"
VINO do you think win be nominated
ar Nice-prosident2"
That position is generally thrown
out as halt to the disappointed cle-
ment In the presidential contest, and |
expect there VIII be no exception 10 The
RUE N me 81 Louis convention. do
not think Evans expects To he nnmI-
mated, and he is practically not in the
who Will DO nominated by the Re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
FIGHT AGAINST rnn uNir nuLp.
PENNSYLVANIA Democrats to Comha,
Chairman Harritl's Project.

Philadelphia. PA. March t4-For
years the unit rule has prevailed with
the PcnnsylNanla delegation at The na-
tional Democratic conventions. Nption-
al Chairman inrrity, who viii Dc Gei-
egatc nj large TO Chicago. will cndeitvor
TO force the unit rule upon the dele
cation this year. but thorc IL = hot
fight against IT, Three big COUNTIES in
less than week hive declared aprinst
IT, The state convention win meet next
month and Mr.. Hagrity may nave a
hard time In passing his unit rule rtso-
luton The anti Harrity elem mt f.,yors
Secretary Carlisle for president.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15


e,,taie the sufferer adske !,
snre u the case Ia c' NJ ,hnd rid =
dcnce. neated Ia ~, ~ ON
sci nnt lEe oDS Of RutraIS 4, =
peatedly testified "a ~ sa, \, Ss's 4
Ivy ny, ana SKIN Of Dr. ~ ~ INTEGRITY "
Nm 20 the highest o,,, ,sfee BY tl,,.5
lit-llrst to the stata ' " within NJ
20 congress, MANY N senate AID n
from eTs orn,. have bs ssoa nlsst
throughout the ,,nio nsnls scat,5
sratituae TO him for Il token
cures ~ I, he has wrought ss rSS'nnon -
OF nope to those who hs anu a laen1'1
wrecked by the breslaa a's pecnns N
ing Illustration is IN " ~ "A
Charles Jewell OF cs9,,SIssw II N
county. Michigan, wbn c ;A.iil
was taken sick the 5th AZ ~, mI'tts
2 DOCTOR but did not recsi,.'. W. ~
from him. was goins e Nv, any ~
au, n,o Had a terribil so' we
a great deal; had pain ,b, "a5
was very weak and ali ~,
toId my husband 10 ret . ~ eo4kI
Pierce's Golden MedIcal NJ. Ie 4
aid 90: commenced tatirrsci
BEGAN to get better / was \. y n
OF the door yard iron Jsr 10y ,.t ~
august I'D. only look I ~, ~
tthe irst OF September / VA i" ",, oo'l
the work for boarders. an M 1 h
boarders ever since. II Il n. 1.i
medicine ever inven,ed.5 " s'aia
Mrs ". ~ Orr of corb4tt w.,
writes; Physician pronoi, msila
case acute Indigestion i n ,,s
been for DIR. pierce's Golssr IN
Discovery and Pleasant pell,,, IN ~
~ believe would have M !,
grave. for nothing did ma VI. y
until | began taking them. ny
covery' also cured my child ~ :.
sweots and a weak stomach vs,. n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
t.AMoNrls nooM rom eoynnAon


New York March IA. -lSx-N Mayor
Democratic state committee. Is W. Nv,
llonman house with "A iirst-ciass hoem
Tor Lamont, secretary OF War. Cor row
srnor of this state. Mr.. Kirk Il n
sieIeland man Both the Clev land q, 4
IN elements, he said, would support
! am e3nstrained 10 believe that we
an eject me governor ON purely stale
issues, do not say so much abou, The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
The Hum and Whirl of Politics.

the surface indications are that almost
all the Tennessee delegates to the Re-
publican national convention VIII favor
Mckinley, Allison has many warm
friends here who are not overlooking
their hands. and It IL probable that II
Mckinley is not nominated on the first
three ballots. the Tennessee delegation
VIII go all to pieces,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15

election. because the outlook
for Democratic success Is not bright
But believe every Democrat should
take heart. and 80 to the polls feeling
as do, that We can win this state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
MANSON BOLTS ADMINISTRATION
United states Marshal Mt Memphis 10
Oppose Josiah Pattcrson

Memphis, Tenn, March IA. United
states Marshal Manson has decided to
pick up the free silver banner. Haunt
u ~ ne FACE Of Colonel Josiah Patter-
Tor congress-. Mr. Manson wanted 4
4, McNeal q Bolivar TO make the rarc
but Mr.. McNeal refused ami Manson
threw himself into the breach.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
rhe IutcrnationaI WI,

Through sieepsrs ., ~, VI >.
sns city Fort M,,n 'rh'fe n
from Dallas; ncsan AuI'
TayIor. Austlr ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
WANTED, A srock :

Consisting OF dry gsssse'., IL Ss
i t51n Is some some srocsrls,,. : ssssi
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stock ranging ron ,, o,,is, ~ IA
lies wanting 70 e., DAadiSls =
Box .. Norman, Y. 100
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MUNY0N
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Republicans Iikciy 20 sp,it.
NeShsAie. Tenn. March i4.--Whlie
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-21
4:tmaviiIe Itr.r. schedule.

The Aetnaville Tigers Will play in
81 Clnirsvile next Saturday. meeting
the team OF that place and whose line
up Is given below. The Tigers will
play IN youngstown some time later.
Holy Ghost college VIII be run against
probably on the faIr grounds, later IN
the season. The Tigers and p. a. C..
play In Pittsburgh, but the date IL not
act Yet. West Virginia University
team was challenged some time ago.
hut no answer being received. tho TIg-
"rS naturally wonder why they have
been ignored this way.
The following will be the lineup OF
the Tigers next Saturday, at St Clalrs-
Vile: Left end, Ike Lewis; right end,
Jim Smith: left guard. Ed. Smtth;rIght
guard. r. Smith: left tackle. VIII.
Specht: right tackle, VIII .MathIs:cea
tire. Ed, Cook; quarter back. william
Edwards; left half back, Carl Nc
.Amich: right half back. John Ed
wards; full back. Robert Ed~wards:sub-
stitutcs. Lynch. Cl!nk and Thomas.
ST. ClalrSy!lle'S lineup: Left end.
Miller; left tackle. Mcfarland: left
guard. Ballet: len half back. Mcbride:
centre, Barrett; right guard, Burdctte;
right tackle, Tallman: right end. VII
son: left half back, Darrah: quarter
DaCk, Gi!in; full back. Bcetham.