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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-19
THREE CARBREAKERs CAUGHT.
Detective 81 Basch Brought Them
Down From Egypt Last Night.

DetectiNe 81 basch brought Them
Down From Egypt Last Night.
Detective 81 Basch came down from
Egypt on the Central railroad yesterday
morning with three prisoners, charged
with car breaking. The prisoners were
two men and a woman, all colored. One
of the men, John Moon, was badly shot
After being placed under arrest he at
tempted TO escape and was shot to prevent
his getting away. Moon was sent to the
Georgia Infirmary, and the other two pris-
oners, Richard Morgan and Laura Wal
lace, were locked up at the police barracks
for safe keeping. An organized gang
at Egypt has been robbing the Central
railroad cars for some time, and Detec-
tive Basch was set to work in his capacity
as railroad detective TO find and capture
the thieves. He soon located them and
the arrests named are the result
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-19
ron INDIGESTION.


DR. w. o. Hoyt, Rome, Ca, says; Il nave
found IL both an agreeable and useful
remedy in many cases Of Indigestion, and
also in nervous troubles attended with
sleeplessness and feeling Of exhaustion"
-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-19

Mrs. Ellen Seaman. died at her residence
on Sims street yesterday. after shorr
Illness. Mrs. Seaman was a native Of
ireland, but has been a resident Of Sa-
vannah for the past seventy years. She
was 81 years old at the time Of her death.
The funeral will take place at 10 O'Clock
this morning, from st. Patrick's church.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-19
LOCAL Personal.

Mrs. w. A. Dayton has returned from a
summer visit north.
Mr.. f. l.. Sheldon went north on the
steamship City of Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. G. Carson and chill
dren returned from the north yesterday on
the Nacoochee.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-19
REGARDS 1T AS A REALITY.
Chief Mcguire Would Like to Have
His Fine Rcmitted.

The opinion has been expressed in some
quarters that the fine of 500 imposed upon
Fire Chief Mcguire by the fire commission
was only bluff, intended to impress the
public with the impartiality Of the COM
missioners. and that the fine would never
be paid. This opinion was mentioned to
Chief Mcguire by a Morning News re-
porter yesterday.
Il only hope il is a bluff he replied.
Nothing will suit me better than to have
that fine RENTED"
Chief Mcguire evidently regards the fine
as sad reality, and he would be highly
delighted to find that the commissioners
are only blufiing.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-19

The bark Rosenius, which was capsized
in the river and successfully righted last
Tuesday, was pumped out and foated YES
terday. 1t is expected that she will be
placed alongside wharf to-day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-19

The barge Belle of Oregon, which finish
ed loading with cargo of lumber Friday
and cleared for New York, is waiting to
be towed to her destination by the tug
George w. Pride The Pride has been de-
tanned, having some repairs made to her
boiler.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-19

The schooner Ida Lawrence. Capt.
Campbell, five days from Baltimore. ar
rived yesterday, with coal, consigned to
G. l. Taggart & Son, and oil consigned to
the Standard Oil Company.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-19

The schooner Mary B. Baird, Capt.
Fisher, which arrived at Baltimore Fri
day from Savannah, lost H. Tobin. the
mate of the vessel, who was carried into
the sea by heavy wave which swept over
the decks during the gale. The Baird
sustained slight damage.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-19

The British steamship Torgorm, which
arrived at quarantine Saturday, and was
sent to Tybee Roads to be fumlgated was
released yesterday afternoon and will come
up to the city to-day, to load cotton for
Liverpool. She is consigned to ]. F. Minis
& Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-19
NEWS OF THE SHIPS.
Bark ROsenius Pumped Out--Mate of
the Mary ID. Baird Drowned.

The tug Jacob Pausen took British Vice
Consul Robertson, Maj James T. Stewart,
Capt George P. Walker Capt F. G..
Strachan and Mr. H. F. Willink to Sapelo
yesterday. These gentlemen formed a
board to hold a survey on the British bark
Innerwich, which was dismasted and
swamped in the hurricane Sept 20. The
party returned to the city last night.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-19

Hoods Pills are the best after-dinner
Pill; assist digestion, prevent constipa-
zion. 25c.--ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-19

Disease is to establish health. Pure, rich
blood means good health. Hoods sarsa-
parilla is the One True Blood Purifier. 1t
tones up the whole system, gives appetite
and strength and causes weakness. ner-
vousness and pain to disappear. No other
medicine has such a record of wonderful
cures as Hoods Sarsaparina.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-02

Seull5 = e.-S,er brnrrf' hss
1..,erat-9fsudIor rleoer. 1000 Bu.
lbel Nelsen, be in oemielbeu auiae.
ipsihsrt iuarsn, gtn9eH IN ben Slammen
aui. Nnh 5uel Yisroe tamen in ben
5lammsu um. 8le cas Tsusr eriitano,
oermas mon nltt isitSuite0en. - Die
y0~untaros" BADEN iinisebn Nufieoelun:
gen lin9it Der Ginls Der Great Hortbern
Gllsnbabn in 9tOros9 atotu essriinoet.
DIE 8eritsber Der Bunosslancamter in
8rano Sorts uuo 9ep,ls 9ate ber,bien,
BOB mehr NppllfuuUuen fir Gdnoersien
wdbreuo Der Iestsn 5p6li Wonate ELM
aereldt worosn fino, ais III irseno ei
rem auoeren Sabre.
Sra ton.- Gin Teit 0 Snte.
rifle 1T ~auaenblltlih bier in Der Shwe'
be. Der 8ldger beihuloist ben 3abn
arSt Or. 1ooo Der uurshtmGBissn Nus.
iburs lslner Bruris. Sniolse Der In.
uorihtrstelt ooer luip,iienbsit bes
NrStes, 10 bebauptet Der 8ldssr, Der iih
uon 9ooo unldnslt einsn CABIN Sisbsn
llsB, lei er 5u ernitem Sbaoen gsfom
men, uno sr oerlan9t oils gnlIbdo,.
suns Die Summe BON $4,000.
Samestown. Nle Birtbibai,
ten uno ionIt'9e 2ofale, mo 9ellii3e De
ttGnte obue GlSens usrfauit poroen lino,
ruurben Glenltn9 ourb Den Sbsrlf se.
l6IOiisn. -8Ottl. Stein, cine nahs oleler
Ortiduit pobneuoer 5armer. itarb Jrsl
tas an elmer SlutusrQiftuns. bic er lih
belm 3lsben zines 3abnes Su5p9. Gr
fiauo I'M 40. 2sbenslabre uno binterldB
etne iiarte 5lmllie.
R apuille. - Der Gleonior Der
Great WsIisrn @lienbahr9eieQidait III
iommt 10000 Suibsl Bel5en in 5lam.
men u~uise9anssn. 9as 5suer ,ol ourt
Selbteni5iuouns Ginger 8sseniidnos
i'm 9lsullOr %enitancsn iein.
Srano 5orts.-D Der goncats
usrwalter 9ohran Der Norib 0afcta
WlLlns Nloclntlon bat Den Bsrfaui al,
Zen Gissntbums bsiuster @eisuidait on
ons nsue R'organliairons @omite ourb
Dos Sunoes9srt6t bsiidtigen lofien.
Gu6 oas WinntiOta @isenibum Der vi.
location ioa Dem Gomite iiberirassn
psroeu-9er 9al,ioruisr Sames Dun.
BON. wslder Nelne 6raa uno fiinf auoe.
re Diitslisosr Der 6amilie srmoroeie,
bt'lno iib Wt,twoh in lsster gSobe in
Der Stdot. 9etsctlp Bells Don 5arso
bsbauptst, BOB Der R6rosr mebrsre Ia.
&c III Sarge meilte. On fur Die Sc
mItislung oss 6liibiliras cine bobe Se'
lobuuna ausseihrlsben If, bottle Dstsc
ito Bills, i'm bier 81 erwlidsn; bob
BELTS fam 81 ipat Der ishs CUB bobs
WDrosr mar usrihuunosu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-02

lerputiou percen tieier eebobrt weroen
mlIIeu, OILS non nriHusllb nnrneal.
Muf Der ~Critrrcr GslHc1''on bet o8t of
IieIe oes Sruursn$ i 81 22oo 6He'
Dine isowsoeu 3Ws,lsl wtro ods lH'ft
usbmen elm erlolare'bts leIli.
Gbdm berldln. @lne aus
S;opaer aapitatiiten bsIt5hsnoe 9e>Fu
ihaft 1T uon Sraule Sin iiber eeam
berlaiu nah oen nsu oranniIirttn eona'
ties lPartiu uuo Wlasucr Qers''t, UNI
Die oor,iasu pGnostsicG III AaSenlne'"
III ue6men. De &elia wtro eiIpa ors'
0ohen in Nupruh nsbmen. Die @e'
ieuihaIt iol beablittlaeu, cine 9rpBs
Sisbiarm in jsUer 8sstno crSalr9eu'
Sefieripn. - SObn .. &uoloN,
uelter msgau Dlsbitalls 81 e'aer 'tlps
rem @sidusuiBiraIe perurlbeIlt whros'
1T ~besnuotat wUroen. Der cn eet
Shwincinht lelosnoe StIGHt1s bat I'D
~ ielnsn 8erwunoten btSeben, I'M be-
oieien in Rube ben 1oo 81 erEunrtsn.
Can't o.-Weil er 'eiue III
iteruen Yssisrcea uiht ~ bemsiltsrr
uermotts, lit Otto SacotNo1 nuf nsur
Sabre ms 3udtbuus asitidt woroea
u.-Sir Den 8eireiospd'
lait III ein @arantielonos IN Der pore
uon $4,000 ssSeihnet moroeu.
8 ebfer.-5lui iunae Su,Iher b.
saben iib per Wasen nab Der Woh
mug ees wpblhabenoeu 5armers Sobr
Yl'he Don Wariin. Sn Nbpslsnbei
Der Glteru iotoertsu ole Burden ot
orei oas 0nus bepadeuoen 8tnoer auf
ibueu ben tirSsIten @es nab 8ebfs'
a%nsuseber. Die 9 Satire alte 2ohtsl
autuortsts, lie wriie Olss n,ht, oarcl
nah lbrer NusiaJe elmer her 5raseit5le'
bas 9eip be nuf lie nbsfeuert babe
moraui Die rcben 9eielen oaucu sc
iabren ielen. Das Wdoten pur'
be i'm 8eiitt usrpuncet, uno man Spei
felt IN ibrem IuftOmmer.
bret loie Surihs namens
5rlnt Sing. @ou. Barter uno 2b. s
Wuuace, muroen in @tmangelnns Dor
ie $1,000 Birsibait bintsr ShloB UNI
&reset ssitedt iIr ous Standardization
welb's lie IN Der S,gbmOre Soho'1c.
uetilbtsu. BnQlce Ut ein 9btcaaoet
lluacni6ts, pslter lih an ote Splst
elner 8anoe iieQte, Die in olelem Slaats
uno in HorooafOta ibr SanoEusrt trei.
ben.
n.-Sier puree Elm 8a'
rantieiono BON iber $4,000 iir oas 8e
trslospalait Broistt seSsihnet, uuo MAI
ssoenft, Die Summe aui $4,000 81 Der
sr6Bern.
8ottinenu.-@ Gin furhibarer 90
gel sins ON 9ienIas abeno II Der 8e
seno BON So.t,nsau uno ben lurtle Ser
GER risosr. Wante glstute maBen g.
Sou I'M 9urhmslisr, uno berSooen lual
buhidblth NIT SaseI bsiaet.
Sis p.-&su. Same;
@,Giams. Yrtoiser Der @. 6. 8irt'
gu YrliiOl uno gu Braolsp. 9. D, 10
pis Nbratam Soues, elm gllsnuaursn
tano.er BON Butler, 9. ., ertranfel
Samtua Morsen 7 ubr i'm Big Ston'
See, nabe Gem SimpoOu Turt Eager
eruuo. Sic uerlaufsu NIT ,hrem BOote
ptl6 lsstsrss sinsn sroBsn SEED bsfOm
men bate. Brsoiser 8illums wo'
III ue, beirntbel, uno pr. Sones hlntsr
lGBt 5rou uno spei 8inoer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-02

lsat poroen. 9os ScStaSer III pon bret
BIS icbS SUB brett uro SbmclSpr0esn
bl6en eraeben, oos Die EQUINE Grj 5000
8olo srhGtt. Rat Auunhme pou 5aa
~urIduoieeu lissen III Der Srube 9rSe IN
S,ht, Die sinen 6olo9ebalt pon fait
100000 6abeu.
cattle safe. - Der Wonnrh
Glsp1tor aerieib Jrst'ol Naht IN Ssn'
er uuo brlnnte bis nui ben Stuno NE
Der.
@en Goncprb - Dieter Sbeil
oes Stnatss muroe GOruerItds ben Ell
mem Woltsnbrnb bein3eIutt. - Sis
gSu6rhaus aui Der 9. y. Scriptures
farm brauuts ON Mlttwoh nleoer. Bon
oem Wob,liar murNs ritts aerettet.
8erlut $1,000; Ssriiberuna 5000
Die Burger baben $1,000 'ir Den Sdu
slusr Mahlmihle on blelissn Ytose bel
seltsuert; es beiBt, ooB cine Selellhaft
DON 81. Yaul Die Ntiihle bausn list.
e.-Sbomas WcSou'
ern iano bsim Yacsn i'm WirneIotc
8iper elm uaIles 8rnb; er uar bel Der
WnntatO plumbing SO. an9eItelt uno
s~rireute lib OILS se'sllser iunser Wanr
zines SrpBen 5reunoestreiies.
Belts.-9onouctsur ". n. Bari
lett wuros 5reiias mOrSen auf Dem Se
leiis. orsl Weilen uO1 bier, ais 2elb;
nuissiunosH. Nuf nslhe 8eile Der un'
fal iib srelsnete, 1T ritt betannt.
panlsp s.-Gn 2anoitrei'
der, Der isinen Hdmeu ais Burt plQ
man unsibt, lcdte osu spOii Sabre alter
Sohn oss Sbsuffs 8 SOlo uoH gslou
Weolcine 9ounlp In Den untuelt 8rault,
5aqs ssls9enen Walo unter Dem Dor
monoe. er lpsroe ibm ieiue ubr abtauien
SIN 9shOlS RIB er Dem &leirsn Die ubl
meg. mari Den &naben 81 Sooen uut
brahte lbm mebrere Uteherlttbe bel
Sn Der Neinuns, Der anabe lei toot
osdte er i'm NIT 8numipelsen 81 unit
slrs tort. Der iunse Solo tam ipieoe'
sur Ssiinnuns uuo besub lid nab Del
Staot, NO sr oas 8slbsbene srSdblie
Cine YOiie wuroe orgauliirt, uno De,
Ebdtsr mar balo sinssiansen. Nar
alnubt, oaB Der aleiue iib o isiner
8srwuneun9en taum miro erbolen ton
men.
orthtnetor.- Gin touer, Dor
Oneet bs9lsiieter @sUittsriturm siue
Dtituo1 Nbeno in 8ortbtn9ton nleoer
GIsflumyen pru Der Shusre zines boil,
ben Biunoss bsdten Die StrnBen uni
cine Maiie 5enitsride,bsn parosn SER
trimmsrt. Die @rnts wuroe ebenIaua
i6psr seltdolst.
Roorb q o.-0te Woorbeno uut
Northsrn Balm piro nod o,siss Sab,
uon WoOrbsao nah @rOotiton tpeifer &c
baut peroer uno iDabrIheInlth peroeu
Ssbr. JOlJD & Sulbrle BON st. Banl
Den @ontrntt etbaitsr.
8 ilmot.- Wittwob Ibeno bnuits
Elm pa9sliturm I'M rOroIlben 3belle Dor
9tobles Co.; monde Jarmsr bulBteu
ibre 9onie @rnte EN- uno, mas Der Sasel
nlht Serlt0rte, Uuroe ourd Den Ibperer
&sgsn beihdoist. Sn Ct. Sultan uni
28ilmOt wuroen taft ode 5sniisriheibsr
elnseitlosen. Nut Iol elne Nn5abI
&iuouisb sst0otet pOroeu lem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-02
SIo-pakota.

Yierre.-IroB Der ldleh'eu De.
iddite limb Die Burger BON Siooafotn
lbrer SieuerperpHittuus gut nuhsstom
men. @abrsno oes aui ben 81. Ra'
snoenoen 1srmius nuroen Der Staot
faIie an Steuern S5S, $50 e~inb,Sablt.
Yantion.-S Die arieliihen 8run.
men aui Der &Olsbuo. uno 9bepenne Re,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-02
8rnnbeigcutbnmsz Scrfduie.

BUR ten .Rerfsrn~ Grid zen Rsgifrar 6trrn
Sstn ID. q M m a.
Hi6plas SacOtp Ir. uno Satin an
9aul gautr fur 81 SGll4 SEC
II ! l23 8laiie 80 une Nneeres. 1900
gSm llnaer une Satin an rllri6
Splattaler fur Got IA Bid 50 tn
5rssman's 9Th Nslrpie ....... 245
Yaul Slenfuib an Spbn 3umsr fur
SGll4 NGll4 SW % ! l26
w.. .......,..- ...... v
Ibececre q Ie'htn une Satin an
Sree Wbte fur Ct gpts a.
bid II Yapnespile ....... 5000. 100
Samuel Z CHM unt Satin an u
q Icane fur q! SGll4 Sec 20
Z l22 8la1e 20 une Nnberes.... $500
@errse Warrsrt une Satin an s
arp1 iur &! S@ll4 GET POS
l26 8ldle 90. S75
Warsarstba 8altmar an 6srman
Shpnsr fur Cots 3 Il 4 Bid 3S
DftlrpIt. .-... 800
Spispb 8 6eit ct al an German s
6lstamp ct al fur Get 4 Ylod
Gilt & gorsert's Aee Mtlrpie... 80
Srlspb Gilt ct al an Scbn 9su.
mann fur Vpts 5, 6 7 Bid |
6ilt & Ycrsert's Nep Welrcle... $50
Samts 8 @tren an @ecrs. Atren
fur tbsil Got 6 glrd 4 @slrple... 425
6enrp 9crssreins une Satin an 81
3 gcwman fur Got IL Bird 30
@reat Ncrttern Nee Wslrrle.... IS
Ribare Orr une Satin an Nib
Re9er fur 81 Cots II 4 II glpd
Sc Agsrs & Charts App une IN.
eFreS Welrcle ...... .......... 500
g s Ri6mpne une Satin an 8atte
SiIhbab fir t6til BON Outlet .
@ssrs & 9larts Aeb Welrcle. $50
Sptn 8 9cd une Satin an Sprina
@ia CREAMERY Go fur t6eil CUB
IA NGll4 Sse 2S Z Ia 8lade
3D.. .......... ........... 80
Gli,atetb 8lsintppf an Sranf Wil.
mes fur S@ll4 SWll4 Geo 90
Z l24 8lali. 81 une &nesres -. $500
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Is & l6 Bird | Vten's arb une
Nneeres Srccten. ............ $50
Sptn 3telsn une 0rttin an Sctn
Isin, fur tbeil Bird 33 8cdpins 1900
Sans 3crssrlcn ure Satin an 81
Sptnicn fur uuastb. lj2 NElJ4
S@ll4 Set 81 Z l23 8lafs SO. $50
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ScbnIon @@ll4 NEll4 Sec 81
Z l23 8lalis 33 ....... ...... 253
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Maria 8Srins fur Gig 9rt4Y
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geb Islrols sol
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9lart's Aee WslrpIs. 200
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-02

Bas- Nebmt B,loer, Wenn auf br
Sommsrreiie. nit sinsm Roonf. 81
IS 500 81 %iauien. fir ben mir 3uirlsoen.
bet sarautirsu. Cine YoIimorfe &C.
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lh DIT bon @sbrucer 6 larf, 81. @louo,
Wlnn.
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MmXcltm.ltmtcrScm0.

Mau beiidti9e Oas Sdauieniter. 9as Bargain : Eenoel
idnpinst INNER nod in oielem 3epartement uno iein Sils
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&c na6 Muiielinz ll~nterSeu9 SIT elmer elormel 81 MAIDEN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-15
AMERICAN MOTOR WINS OUT.
Exciting Race of Cycles From Lon
don To Brighton

London, Nov ii.-An enormous con-
course. including the Duke of Teck and
Princes Edward and Herman OF Sake
Weimar, witnessed the start today from,
the Hotel NetropoIe OF about sixty motor
ears and cycles under the auspices of the
Motor Car Club. inausurating the Journey
from London 20 Brighton on the same day
that the new highways act comes into
force. The start was preceded " break
fast at the Metropole. after which the
chairman, amid loud cheering, tore IN the
red flag. which. according TO law. IL has
hitherto been necessary 10 have carried
in front OF the motors. number of the
motor cars are elsc;r.cs. others belonging
20 the Britannia company's system, and to
the Great Wheels Carriage Comrary.
The British motor syndicate. which has
acquired all the principal patents for
Great Britain. was represented by over
dozen cars and vans The Pennington car
rage. an American invention. vas also
entered.
The start was made from the hotel at
1880 a. n The first motor 20 reach Three
Bridges knocked down a little girl she
was seriously injured. Durye's motor. an
American, was the first TO arrive A.
Brighton. reaching that place In four
AoGrs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-15

pleasant. but who never speaks. was sent
through a quick opening between right
guard and tackle for eight yards. Then
Parson astouished the Y. NJ C.. A. men by
dashing through the right wing for ten
more. The ball was on Y. NJ. c. AS ten
yard line and Capt. Bianck was calling on
his men 10 make stand. They responded
noby. and the cannon-ball Pearson made
gain OF only two yards. Hold 'em now"
yelled Blanck. No sooner had the words
left his mouth then Pearson gave a signal
and the lines met In q mighty bucking
match. 1t seemed as II there were an
eruption under the Y. NJ. c. A. pile. and
when the commotion was over little Walk
er lay calmly and peacefully across the
goal line. Then the visitors yelled and
shouted and the Y. NJ. G. A. men walked
sorrowfuiiy about In the mud and rain.
The ball was brought out and Pearson
kicked a goal. Score. 60: time. sIS minutes
How the Y. N. c. A. men did work to
even up things. They got the ball In p.
g. Us territory. and worked II up to the
thirty-yard line. where it went to their
opponents on downs. Walker and Parson
made short gains and then old cannon-bail
Pearson got II and went crashing through
the 7. NJ. {. A. warriors. assisted by mag
n!fcent interference. Seventeen yards he
made before the ever-present Rlanck
showed up and. with the assistance OF
Rawson. brought him to earth A tumble
gave Whailey a chance to fall on the
hall. He was there IN an instant. and did
hts work cieverly. Lemont showed what
he coad do by gaining fifteen wards
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cuted fake kick. Things were xotnx IN
c. As way ana her supporters yelled ana
shouted. The ball was snapped hack 70
Blznck for punt. With q kercsaux his
foot went against the slippery exr ma l.
Travelled straight over the heads Of ire
charging foe and landed ON p. 2. rT..
forty yard line Quick as q fash Fun
Back Pearson had 1t, and. with . well
scattered field, went flying toward the
~. c. A. goal II seemed Impossible IN
etop him. He shook M the wearerr ~
the red and white az II they were school
boys. He reached Y. H. c. As thirtv-
I'VE yard line He was across and ssgyl
running like fhe wind Suddenly 4 tsrsta
fellow shot low through the air and a patr
OF arms were seen to go around the rrea,
runners legs He faItered. staggered and
plunged forward to the ground, held bv
the piucky little fellow whose name il
Falconer. II was great run, forty yards
Ia ali. and wonderful tackle. That was
the time that the supporters Of beth
teams yelled and shouted and threw thar
hats and canes IN the air.
Not = moment VAS lost. The p T.
lined up almost instantly. and before the
crowd knew what had happened curly
headed Walker. the man who always looks
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through right tackle Bianck followed this
win dash through right wing for thirty
I'VE yards. Reese being the MAI that saved
r. $. o. from seeing touchdown made.
Y. ~. G A. gained seven yards more. put
ting the bail on the eight-ysrS line when
she lost on downs. Splendid tackle runs
by Boyer gave p. s. T. thirteen yards
Pearson and Parson gained fifteen more
on rszhf-wins plays. Bird and Merphy
were then used ard IN. bah was advanced
to r. s Us nffy-ysrd line An attempt
was made 10 snap the bail back 20 Pear
son for punt but Lemont broke through
and In the middle that followed, got the
ball II appeared as IL there had been a
misunderstanding somewhere In the p 8.
Us ranks Blznck ran the right end for
ten yards The bali then went 70 p. s. u.
on downs and was returned 20 Y. NJ. C. A..
on downs. Bssnck punted across p. SC..s
goal line- The bali was brought into the
Vineyard line. and Pearson kicked
10 r. NJ G. AS forty-dve-yard line whal-
leg returned three yards. Blanck punsed
once more and put the ball on p. s. Us
nfteen-yard lire. Pearson gained fifteen
yards before downed by Deary. Walker
got through a quick opening and made
fifteen yards. Faiconer again tackled fine-