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IN the matter of the sentence inn
posed on W. +. Brown at Paris, the
ARpNoEEITE vas in error yesterday.
II should have been sixty days IN
iail and a fine OF $500. Not so bad
bat still too bad under the facts and
circumstances. We hope 10 be able
10 state bv tomorrow that the jail
portion of the penalty has been re-
mitted.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28
THE BEE BULLETIN.

weather Forecast fc- NelrassH-
Generally Flir, Cgutirue
Pare
1. Weyler Points out His Victory.
Campaign Against Maceo IL Rem, {.
Kansas City Motor Train Held u
Burlington to Build n New Dep
?. Nebraska and Iowa to Try Arai
Frank Erne Conquers George DixOa..
3. Extent of the Storm In the West.
Story Of the Drum Lummun Mine.
Fatal Array In a Pittston saloon.
{. Editorial and Comment.
.. General CoppiuEer's Annual Report
Postmaster Vow eli's Body Found.
G. Council Bluffs Local Matters.
Affairs at south Omahs.
:. Commercial and Financial News.
Business Of Last week Reviewed.
s. General Porter on General Grant.
Extension of Civn service Rulcs.
9. Interesting Insurance Case at Lincoln.
Vote on constitutional Amendments.
Libel Case Left TO the Jury.
Peyton Brothers Held for Trial.
10. Category OF Irish Informcrs.
IL. Bits OF Feminine Gossip.
IL. "A Mystery Of the Balkans"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28
MAY TIE Up STREET CAR LINES.
Serious Labor Trouble il Developing
at pittsburg.

Serious Labor Trouble IL Developing
ut PittsburE.
PITTSBURG. Nov. gS-The employees Of
the combined traction roads Of this city have
= grievance and now e a M are holding
q meeting to map out their course Of action
in the matter. Ever since the accomplish
ment Of the combination OF traction roads.
which includes nearly every road in he
city. trouble has been brewing. The men
on the Pennsylvania avenue line previous TO
the consolidation were getting % cents
day more than the Fifth ave
nue. men. This IS cents has been
taken or their wages, hence their
grievance. The Fifth avenue men claim
they cannot make Z DAYS wages without
working twelve hours. and they think they
are entitled 20 better treatment. Some are
in favor Of ;ieing UP the roads this morn
ing al 6 O'Clock, but nothing definite has
developed as yet. The men are organized
In the knights Of Labor. and between 600
and 200 men, representing every road in
the traction combine, are in the meeting
The discussion OF the situation is going on
quietly, but earnestly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28
TAXES THE FIELD AGAIN
Captain General Weylsr Leaves Havana foT
Pinar Del Rio Province.
MORE WOUNDED REACH THE CAPITAL
Hundreds of sick" Men and omcer,
brought in from Artemisa and
Vicinity for Hospital
Treatment.

Copyright. 1896 by Press Publishing Company
HAVANA, Nov. e7.-lNew York World
CahleErau - Special TeleEram) - General
Weyler left on the ruuboat LeEazpI al mid
night last night for Mariel 20 resume per
sonal command OF the military operations
in Plrar del Rio province Central Calixto
Ruiz, chief OF cavalry; Dr. Jus:o Martinez
Of the hospital corps and various stan
officers and adjutants left by rail this morn
Ing for Artoulsa to join General Weyler
in the field Indications point TO an active
resumption Of operations and the renewed
prosecution Of rebels. More Havana volun-
teers have been ordered into active service
for Piuar del Rio, and are leaving Havana
daily by rail FOR Artemisa-
The military hospital reports show 10 sos
Spanish soldiers III in Havana alone. The
wounded are DO; included. General EchaEue
Is pr- nouuced CuuvaIsscsnt. His wound is
reported TO be rapidly healing Fourteen
officers and zS3 qrivatce. all sick arrived
yesterday from Caya!abcsa and ArtsuiGa.
The transport Bolivar arrived today from
Bahia Honda and other ports on Pinar del
Rio north coast, with eight officers and 30
privates ILL.,
Major Manuel Rojas Lamar. an insurEent
Officer. was killed yesterday il skirmiSh
near MstsuzEs.
The new trial for the American prisoner.
Julio SanEuly. is fixed for December p.
Il will be before the frs: district criminal
court OF Havana. Tweuty--hree witnesses
have been summoned for the crown and sew
eC-eeu for the defense.
Captain General Weyler has decreed a
new paper currency for Cuba just as the
Worlds correspondent had predicted. Il
wGs one Of his las, Official acts before de-
parting for his second campo IN OF the sea-
son. The new currency issue is OF silver
bass. The captain general directed the
Bauco EspEnol 20 call IN all bills circulated
under The former decree az par gold value.
The Spsu-sh transatlantic mail, leaving Two
days ago. bore advance advertisements OF
the date Of todays silver currency decree
with urgent dispatches 10 the home govern
Ielt
Acting Consul General Springer discre5its
The report that Consul General Lee will not
return 20 Havana SO does tie consul zen
erals son, FitzhuEh. IT.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28
cANvAssING kENTucKY Returns.
McFGinIey'S Majority il Now 2SI. ana
mrNnn Cots One Electnr.

Bryan Gets One Eicctor.
FRANKFORT Ky. Nov. 27.-The state
olryaszing board. consisting Of state audi
Tor, secretary Of state and etterney. general
ne; 81 noon today l. canvass the returns
Of the recent election. In view Of the dem
oc-atlc threats 20 contest Erez; interest
was manifested. The cauy-ssi1g beard had
already footed returns Ens sezd them, with
explanations Of their aCtiCs- iR cases where
the returns were tschnic-Ifs .iTls--.lsE- ir
case they had wave1 uni- p5rtant 1echni-
c2litios and counted the returns as made.
republicans from this course The Official
footing gives Kash. the leading republican
elGctor. 21S.1T1 votes; and saith, the leading
democratic eigr-or. 81. 500 votes. E-kirigy's
Ufl- ial plurality IN the sta is es1. smith,
who headed the Bryan electoral ticket, de-
ftzrs Wedding and = Yves the Two lowest
Mckinley electors Who are tied The cleo
tu~aI college VIII decide which o. .hCse
electors shall vote The count gives No
Ki1lsy Kentucky by 81 plurality. and
twelve our % thirteen electors.
The canvass q congressional returns made
n changes Under the STATE law. thirty
days Eftt- The canvass = given in which 20
file notices o. contest. 10 such notice has
ye. been given by either side. SuteT rep
reseutins the silver democrats before the
state board. stated 20 the Associated press
representative that eleven contests Of seats
Of republican electors were prepared and
VIII DC presented Monday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28
CLEVELAND BUYS HIMSELF HOME
After March ( He VIII Remove from
Washington 10 Princeton.

PRINCETON \. ], Nov. 27--Rum0rs
have been current here for some days con
ceruiug President Cleveland's intention Of
making his permaneu; home al Princeton.
No,h!ug definite could be learned until thIs
evening when Prof. Andrew West returned
from Washington. after having al inter
view with The president Prof West this
evening gave out the following statement.
President Cleveland has today purchased
the residence OF Ms. A. J. Sli1ell o. Bay
ard avenue In Princeton ard VIII make
Princeton his permanent home soon after tho
expiration o. bis term as president. Nego-
uati5nk looking 20 this end have been IN
progress about three weeks, ana were con-
sumIlated today by the Iurlhlce q the
property.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28
Coupons Cam he Cashcd.

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-HO,5srs Of the
first mortgage bonds Of the Oregon Improve
ueut company are notified by Chairman
J. / Waterbury o. the reorganization com
uit-ee, that upon dep1sitinE their bonds
with the aarhEttan Trust company or the
Old Colony TTus; company Of Boston. be,
fore December 10, they viii receive cash for
the coupons Of the bonds maturing Decem-
oer !. as vel as for any coupon thereon
which -natCre1 on June ! last. Holders OF
certificates for the bonds issued By either
Of the two trust companies Will receive the
amount OF interest maIured December l
on presentation Of the certificates that the
payment may be stamped thereon These
payments are in lieu OF interest for the
same period on the new bonds 10 be issued
under The plan of DECENTRALIZATION.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28

ALBANY, NOV. gI.-Attorney General
Hancock has written an opinion IN rela-
ton 10 the allegation by q labor lrEaniE4-
ton IN New York City that the contractor
erecting the Eastern ref1rmatury IT, u
ster county Is violating the provisions
OF the laW requiring that all stone used
on state buildings shall be dressed within
the borders OF the state IN having sicue
used IN the reformatory made IN small
blocks al the quarry in Ohio. The aitor-
ney general says he does not believe that
The statute Of prohibition includes Cfees-
Ing Of that character The intention Is 10
protect stone cutting LABOR On TINS state
stone hy machinery outside the state YiO-
lates the statute
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28

FrHnk james Seeks TO BE Police Com
missioner of II. Iouin.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 26--Frank James. brother
q Jesse James. the notorious train rob5e-.
and eX-member OF the James gang OF outlaws.
il an agFiraut for the honorz Of z s. Louis
police commissinrership and Chief Harriran
viii be his opponent in the race The ex-
outlaw declares himself a. Indifferent I'm
not OUT after ONCE but I'd take the place II
Il were offered 10 me. And il II were given
10 me, ! would DO my duty without fear or
favor
What kind Of a police commissioner 10
you think Frank James would make ." was
asked Chief o. Police Hl-riEau.
First rate answered the chief. He
would make q good Officer"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28

~ IN-N- ~ u W II III -l-III---
mosc necessarily. Major Mckinley kept
close TO the house today. reading tAe paperF
giving some attention 70 his heavy mall
and receiving q numtsr = callers, Among
the latter were Hon. John II. King, prom
iusut attorney OF south Dsf1ta Tho. being
enrcu.e home from Washington stopped over
10 pay his respects 70 he eE.lent-eleCt,
and Mr.. u. a. Mckinley & business man =
Detroit. At noon there vas Al informal lunch
ar which : number OF relatives Joined The
family
Major Mckinley received CEblsgTAm from
Ambassador Uhl tadaE saying, Three
hundred Americans ~ q Thanksgiving din
rsr In Berlin send patriotic greetings 10
the presiieut-eisc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28
FORAKER CALLS on MARK HANNA
After Il Conference the Senator Goes
10 see Mckinley.

CLEVELAND. Nov. -7-Senst0r J 3.
Foraker vas q visitor a. TIE Office Of Ma
,lo1al Chairman u. 4. Hanna today, and
the TWO gentlemen held { Grief conference.
i was stated that Senator Foraker came 10
this ci.y on legal business and his call upon
the national chairman was merely social and
no, 70 discuss political uErtsrE.
The senator VIII 20 from Cleveland TO
Canton this afternoon and make : ehort cali
usou the preEileuI-elect
Chairman Hanna said tosRy That owing 10
a rush O! personal business matters here
he would be unable 10 start FOR Washington
10 arrange the details for the inauguration
ceremonies until the latter part Of next
week
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28
MASS MEETING or RAILROAD MEN.
Arbitration and Contempt of Court
BILLS TO BE Pushed.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 27.-Pr0mlueut members
o. tie Brotherhood OF Railway Trziamen
are arriving in s.. Louis preparatory 70
wha; is intended 70 be & monster open mass
meeting Of railroad men q; Druld's hall
Sunday afternoon.
The meeting wEs called by the Brother
hood o. Railway Trainuea and will be par.
Of q general movement now on foot f-r con
Csrtei action by railroad 0rEa rIza-iu-s to
ward securing the passage by congress OF
the arbitration bill and that defining the
gfslss Of contempt o. court ]; Is intended
70 urge the passage O. the bills al the ses-
sion % congress IN December
Among the arrivals today wEs Vice Grand
Master T. z. Dodge O! the traluneus order
from PeJ-la II
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28

-. Louis. Kansas a Southwestern De-
faults on Interest.

TOPEKA. Kan. Nov. 97.-Upon applica-
ton Of the Farmers Loan and Trus; com
pany Of New York. United STATES District
Judge Foster today appointed Dwight Bra
man Of New York City receiver for the St
Louis Kansas d Southwestern Railway
company. The company owned a line sixty
miles In length. running from Arkansas City
10 Anthony. Kan. The road has been
operated by the s.. Louis d san Francisco
company Mp 70 SIX weeks ago when IL WIS
abandoned as the managers OF the Frisco
were operating il al less. TIE Farmers
Loan and Trust company holds $3.50 0oO OF
the c0rnpany'E bonds, upon which interest Is
IA default Dwight BrsinRn. who WIS to-
day named as receiver. fled the sensational
suit recently begun at 81. Louis 20 set aside
the proceedings which resulted In the re-
organization OF the Frisco property and is
opposed TO the present management OF the
Els N
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28

ROmcu's suffrage Amendment Also
MenI Ihrough EEsiIN.

DENVER. Nov. "a special 10 the Re
publican from Boise, Idaho says: The vote
Of Idaho WIS cauvEzsed to1ay by the state
board. The totals are: Bryan, 2. 1872; Nc
Kinley. 6,S24; Bryaa's plurality lC.S6ss pro
hibitioa vote. isl.
Cougress-Gunn, democrat-populist, I3 49,;
Borah. silver republican. 1854; Morrison,
republican. C.O54, Gums plurality, 4.553
Observation-Disclosures ter1ocrat-populist
and silver republican. - Js5; Budlong re
publican. GIL Steuuenberg's majority.
1873. The remaining vote shows p!urslitis5
in favor Of the democratic ticket al the
way through about the same a. for congress.
The vote on the equal Suffrage amendment
was. For. 1876; against SEC; majority
for the amendment 5.S44.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28
oUnANs' coMMEMoRATIox DAY.
Do Honor 10 the Memory of Five stu
DOM. slnin by snnninrls.

TAMPA. Fla. Nov. 2T.-Today the Cubzns
OF this city held their annual mourning eel
ehrltiaa 20 commemorate the execution q.
the eight medical students who were the
victims Of a vicious Spanish mob To Havana
On November p 1871 With few exceptions
every Cuban residence had portraits Of The
unfortunate students decorating the walls
Tssse were drapei well as many resi-
dcrceE The usual ceremonies q the day
day reserved among the Cubsns more
than Decoration day with the Americans
consisted Of appropriate Speeches by the
leading Cuban patriots and songs and poems
BY Cuban senori'as IN Cespe5es hall in West
Tampa where several thousand Cubaus had
assembled Each q The students was eu-
logizcd ana their martyrdom was dwelt
upon with pathos The rising generation
o! CUhsnF vas called upon 10 bear IN mind
ths bravery OF these Young men.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28
Accepts a Lower Rae of Interest.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. @7.-At meeting
G: the stockholders Of the Mine Hin d
schuylkil railroad today it was agreed TO
adopt the Philadelphia d Reading compauy'E
OFFER Of per cent On the capital stock o.
the Mine Hll company. Previous 10 the re-
organization o. the Philadelphia d Reading
company the Nine Hi company was paid
per cent This is the first step Of the
Reading company toward reducing is rental
obligations
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28
Date for RInehart,. IrinI Fled.

CHICAGO. Nov. 27.-The trial Of Joseph
W. Riuehart. eT-presilent o. tie Santa Fe
railway, and John Z. Nsiiey, ex-trstfc man
ager Of the same road, has been finally
set before Judge Grossgup fo- January
The men are iudited Tor violating the Iuts--
state Commerce laws In making q rebate
on regular rates 10 the Hammond Packing
company Of Hammond Ind, and Nelson
Morris q Co. o. this city.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28

At Loudon-Arryed-Eu from New
York.
New York
At En-Arrived-Lucania, from
New Y X for Liverpool.
At a-Arriyed-Ems from New York
AZ HalifaI-ArTiyed-C for
Philadelphia
At NeS -Arriyed-Mannhelm from
North Shields
Al characterization (Brlllsh), for
Rotterdam.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28
TEXAS MURDERER Found GUILTY.
Jury Decides that Burt Shall Hang
for Killing VIC and ChiIdren.

AUSTIN. Tex. Nov. 27.-The jury IL the
Burt murder trial handed IN their verdict
Al noon. finding him guilty OF murder in
the first degree and fixing the punishment
a. death. The case will be appealed The
crime Of which Burt is found guilty wss
the cold-bloo1ed murder % his wife AMI
Two children on the night O. July q last.
when he killed them ana threw their bodies
into a cisteru He then went 10 Chicago.
whore he was arrested on August 20.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28
stole Two Hundred thousand.

LEBANON. Pa Nov 21-The amount on
money stolen by Cashier John H0fsr from
the First National hank Of LebanoL ia EllU.-
Ia There were other transactions with
Lebanon banking Institutions. which IL .F
stated, VIII swell the total amount q his
regulations 20 g2g- w.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28
Hanged for Murder -Four Months old

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. "y---Frark
Johnson. colUred Was hanged a. Columbia
today for the murder o. Austin Rye whom
he killed on August ! last and afterward
rotbed Of s. johnson confessed MS guilt.
The hanging was witnessed only by the
ja4l officials. physicians ana representative
u the Irtss.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28
OPY FIVE CENTS.
DEPOT IN PROSPECT

Burlington Road Announces It's Intention
70 Build.
TIRED or WAITING on OTHER ROADS
Location at Tenth and Mason Streets is
Definitely Selected.
TENANTS NOTIFIED TO MOVE OFF The SITE
March Next the Date Sc; for Beginning
Work Of Construction,
CREDITABLE STRUCTURE IS PROPOSED
subscription of 100000 to the ExpOsI-
tion Goes Along with the
Promise to Construct
the New station.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28
send Troops 10 the Philippines.

BARCELONA Nov. 1.-Two battalions o.
troops and q quantity Of war stores were
dispatched today for the Philippine ISLANDS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-28
TIRED OF WAITING

o. July 2l 1856 President Perkins and
General Solicitor Henderson Of the Burling-
Onion PaCite railway and 70 the Omaha
Union Depot company, urging the completion
Of TIE -epoi G: Tenth ana Mason streets.
This letter said mat u 10 reply were re.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-05

and three 'furlong hurdle race. o c
was 3 to 8 choice when the bugle called
the horses out, and after brush at the
head of the straight-for-home> with Gov
ernor Budd took the purse from Ma.
Storms novice at the game, with little in
reserve. But j o G met disaster at the
first jump, and Manford performed very
graceful somersault. taking the last OBJ
stacle. Neither rider was injured.
The Corrigan entry, Can't Dance and
EZelPs Ranardine absorbed most of the
attention in the betting on the final race of
the day, a six-furlong sprint with eight
going to the post. kanardine, who closed
favorite at 3 to 2, led from the Jump and
disposed of Harry o without much effort
at the end. Can't Dance, evidently need
ing race. finished fourth behind Primata.
Following are to-day's entries:
First race, rwo-year-olds, six and half fur
longs - Link Boy 103, % Claudia I 100. (34)
Candelaria 49, Il Lincoln II ITO, % Howard
40.
Second race, three-quarters of mile, SELL
ing: Sir Richard ITO, AZ Shieldbearer ITO,
Doubtful l02, Gallant 10Y, AZ La Mascota
102, 30 Circe I07, Nc Nae 102
Third race, six furlongs, maidens-39 d. j.
Tobin 81, ManZanillo 81. 80 February 81, 80
Rebekah 81, SO AlaZan 81, 80 Sir Philip 10S,
80 Spinning Boy 81, Mystic Maze 80, SO Ar
temus 100, 81 Moran l05.
Fourth race, one mile, selling-21 Hazard 90.
46 Benamela 107. 26 Jack RichelIeu ITO, 20
Two Cheers 107, 6 Model 107,21 Miss Cum
ningham 90, 20 Reddington 10l, (26) Little
Cripple 107.
Fifth race, three-quarter mile 10 Char
treuse IL 100, Crafty "a, Preston 10S, IL
Joe Terry 80, Miss Brummel 81, 81 Mar jorie
50, 80 Sabilla 100, As Alvarado 80.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-05
CYCLER WELLS RETURNS
Back From a Successful Season
on the Eastern Racing
Circuit.
He Is Matched to Race Walter Foster
at the New Ve.oGrome Track
November 2I.

Charles S. Wells, the crack California
rider, arrived in the City yesterday, after
long season on the Eastern racing cir
cult. He was accompanied by r. P.
Aylward, his trainer, and the trainer of
Otto Z:egler Jr. Ziegler came to the State
with them, but stopped at Wells home at
Pleasanton for few days rest. He broke
his arm month ago at Trenton, N. j.,
and has not yet taken it out of the cast.
He will arrive here Sunday, and go to his
home at San Jose Monday.
Wells and Aylward visited their fellow
members of the Bay City Wheelmen last
night, and recounted their successes and
experiences in the East. All the Califor-
MIA riders did fairly well there, and have
made considerable money. Aylward says
none of the Eastern cracks will be here
until February, when Bald, Cooper and
several others will surely come McFar-
land is now in Texas, and will be here
about Dece m Der 1. Arthur Gardiner will
pass through here on the 18th of this
month en- route TO Australia.
Wells and Aylward visited the new
velodrome track yesterday afternoon.
They say it is one of the fastest and best
| in the country. Wells yesterday signed
an agreement TO race Walter f. Foster of
the Olympic Club Wheelmen there on
Novem ber 81 There will be three match
races, at one. two and i've miles, paced.
They will go to San Jose this morning and
| Wells will go into training. at once. He
feels confident of winning.
Aylward says Bald should beat Cooper
when they meet to decide the worlds
championship at Nashville and Memphis
this month. He also thinks u zimmerman
would be outclassed now if he returned to
racing.
Ziegler will probably not ride on the
Coast, but Will rest the entire winter, pre-
| paratorv to next year on the circuit.
Will knippenDerg, captain of the Los
Angeles Athletic Club, and well-known
| wheelman OF the south, arrived here yes
! terday. He is very popular with the rid
{! ers here, having been the manager of one
of the largest racing teams on the coast
last year.
Emil Ulbrecht. a speedy Los Angeles
professional, is in the City on visit.
| There is trouble IN the Imperial Cycling
| Club over politics, and it was stated last
night that the president, vice. president
and quite number of the members had
| resigned
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-05
STILL ALL IN THE SWIM
The End of the Natatorial Con-
test at the Olympic
Club.
E. B. Stole Breaks the Quarter.M Mile
Record-The Bail. Pool Tour
nament.

The swimming tournament at the Olym-
pic Club terminated last evening. The
events run off were the ties left over from
last week.
E. b. Stole took the quarter of mile
In 6:32, beating the American record of
$40 4-5; c. X. Meirose second.
Stole now holds the American cham
pionship for a mile, half and quarter
miles and 2o0 yards. His time OF 1920
for the half f-mile equals the worlds
straightaway record, and he made it in a
tank.
w. B. LittIefield took the prize for plain
diving; w. P. Heaiey second.
Melrose and Cornell swan a draw in
the lOO-yard race. in 1:i4.
Renear failed to beat the so yard record,
OF % 3-5. swimming that distance in
2945
The winners and losers in the games
played last evening up TO IL o'clock in the
Dali tournament were as follows:
Slocum 30. Pope SO (60); Hodgkins 65,
Pope % (60); Fuller So. Brickell 55 (65);
Long 40, Hodgkins 55 (65).
The full score to date is as follows: