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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-17
R1IlV1Qi3

Northwestern university today, u to 6.
The result was surprise to both victors
and vanquished.
MICHIGAN "a: OHIO 0.
Ann Arbor, Mich, Oct. 16.-The Uni
versity of Michigan eleven defeated
Ohio State University by a score OF "a
to today.
LAFAYETTE 4: CORNELL 4.
Easton, Pa, Oct. 1.-the Lafayette
Cornell game played here this afternoon
resulted in q tie, each eleven scoring four
points.
CHICAGO SO; BELOIT 8.
Chcoga, Oct 1.-THE University Of
Chicago football team defea ted the Beloit
college of Marshfield this afternoon, 80
to 6.
WESTERN RESERVE 20; KENYON O..
Cleveland, o., Oct. 1s.-Western Re
serve university defeated Kenyon col
lege on the gridiron today, 30 to 0.
LAWRENCE %; WARRENSBURG o.
Lawrence, Kan, Oct 1S.-Kansas State
University %; Warrensburg, No., Nor
mai school o.
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Articles. Open. High. Low. Close. yes,d'y
Wheat:
Dec =. 9lH 92's 91A 9212 91Ss az
May =. S91s 90 S9is Sej2 S9as a y
Corn:
Dec ..a62sG5s 81. 2sssda4 a67s ISIS
May =. 5Oi2 305sGS1 30i3 sos $685.
oats:
May ..21lsQla 2las 2lls 2la 211.Qas
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s. GRINNELL Q.

o. SItNl-N->C1-I "
Minneapolis. Oct 16.-Minnesota beat
Grinnen today by score OF 10 Q. Il
was the poorest football contest tha: the
Minnesota team ever played al this time
of the year. and the alumni and students
are discouraged. Grinnell had the ball
In Minnesota's territory all during the
first half, and was repeatedly on the five
yard line
NAVY 20: PENNSYLVANIA o.
Annapolis, Nd. Oct l6.-The Pennsyl-
wanna Reserve-Naval Academy football
game this afternoon was the navy's
sams from the start, for Hallisan made
2 touchdown in less than three minutes
Total score: Navy 20; Pennsylvania 0.
IOWA y: NORTHWESTERN S.
Evanston, IL. Oct. lS.-Iowa defeated
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CALIFORNIA 4: RELIANCE T.

San Francisco, Oct. l6.-The football
game in the intercollegiate series be-
tween the University OF California and
the Reliance club developed series of
surprises today. California showed re-
markable Improvement, and although de-
feated by Reliance a fortnight ago by
score of 20 10 0, they outplayed their op-
ponents today. The best Reliance could
do was 10 tie the score. which closed 4
10 4.
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GOING TO NASHVILLE.
Mr.. Mckinley and His Friends will Have
% Fine Special Train.

Washington. May 2s.-The details Of the
presidential trip 10 Nashville were an
nounced to-day at the White house. A
special train Will be provided by the
Chesapeake & Ohio. consisting OF pri-
vate car for the president and Mrs Me
kinley, one for the cabinet members who
attend and their families. car for the
newspaper men and smoking car The
start will be made from Washington at
? o'clock on the morning OF Thursday
June 10. the first stop being at Hot
Springs. Va. about o'clock the same af-
ternoon. There the party will remain over
night and at 10 o'clock the next day the
trip will be resumed to Nashville VIA
Louisville. for Nashville. which point Will
he reached about . O'Clock Saturday
morning Saturday viii he spent I'm view
Ing the exposition and Sunday In resting
and driving about the town. The return
journey win begin early Monday morning
The personnel Of the party Is not definite
~ fixed. Besides the president and MIS-
Mckinley there will be Mrs. Saxton, Dr
Bates. the presidents physician. secfe-
tary Alger. Secretary Wilson. and proba-
bly, Secretary Gage and some other mem
bers Of the cabinet circle and the ladies'
OF their families. Mr.. and Mrs. Porter and
Il or 10 newspaper men.
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WISCONSIN RowED WELL.
hut She Ceuidn't Keep with Vale, who
Won by Three Lengths.

New Haven. Conn, May sa.-Yalc won
The two-mle boat race from the univer-
sity OF Wisconsin on Lake Saltonstaii this
afternoon by about three lengths In 10
minutes and "A seconds. the Wisconsin
crew finishing 10 seconds behind. From
start 10 finish the visiting crew gave Yale
a good battle. Both eights row.d evenly.
Yale squirting ahead as soon as Referee
Richards pistol WIS fired and never be-
Ing overtaken. although the Yale stroke
was slower during the last half mile and
the Wisconsin crew decreased the dis
tance between the two boats by half "a
length. The race was not started until i
o'clock.
Wisconsin won the toss for the course
and chose the east side This gave her
the straight side OF the lake. At the start
the crews settled down to vigorous row =
ing.
Yale crept steadily TO the lead and by
the time "A quarter of mile had been
traversed was nearly a length ahead. The
crews. who had both caught the water at
"A W TO the minute stroke, now let down
somewhat and Yale was timed rowing
about ~ to the minute and Wisconsin "a.
Al the mile stake Yale had nearly a length
OF clear water between her shell and Wis
consin. and the blue continued 10 gradu-
ally draw away TIL half u mile from the
finish. Then Stroke I.angford of Yale
dropped his stroke down TO about % and
the Wisconsins. who. despite their light
weight. seemed full OF life, hit up live
ly stroke I'LL they rowed across the lire.
They rowed IN good form throughout the
race. while Yale seemed not to catch. the
water forclbly.
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MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS.
Prince Luigi win Try to scale Old Mount
~, Elias.


New York May 2e.-Prince Luigi ANA
deo OF Savoy. nephew of King Humbert
OF Italy. who left Rome to make an as
scent of Mount st. Elias In Alaska. ar
rived on the Lucania to-day. He was ac-
companied by four aides Chevalier NJ.
Cagni an Italian navy officer. Chevalier
Francisco Gonall. Cheyaller Victoria
Sella and DIR. Fillipe de Filipi. The prince
who Is "a boyish looking young man. said
II was his ambition to climb Mt. St. Elias.
but AS he was not an adept he did not
wish to talk until he had tried the ascent.
He and his aides will leave for San Fran
cisco tomorrow by way OF Chicago and
81. Paul. Al San Francisco he will meet
PAUL. vichili of that city. Professor Fay.
ex-president Of the Appalachian Mount
ain club of Boston: Professor Israel G.
Russell the noted geologist OF the Uni
verslty of Michigan. and mountain climb
er. and Professors Davidson and Ingram
OF Seattle, Wash. will assist In the ex-
pedition. After the ascent OF Mt. st.
Elias I.ogan's peak will he attempted.
simultaneously with Prince Luigis at
tempt another attempt at st. Elias will
be made by u government expedition un-
der III. @. Bryant of Philadelphia. which
left for Alaska "a few days ago. Samuel
J. Enricken Of West Chester, Pa. who
was second in command OF the Peary ex-
petition of iSc-i. and r. Il. latham OF
the United States coast survey, are mem-
bers OF the expedition.
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In VERY FEW WORDS
A REPLY BRIEF THAT is SIMPLY
BRIEF REPLY.
The Attorney General Disposes of the
Arguments In Durrant's Last Appeal
To the supreme Court.

San Francisco. May 29,-Attorney Gen.
eral Fitzgerald filed his reply brief TO
Theodore Durrant's last appeal In the SUI
preme court to-day. lie disposed OF the
matter In "A very few words. merely stat
ing that the sentence was In accordance
with law. and that In refusing Durrant's
application for continuance the court
merely exercises its discretion. Regarding
the contention that confinement IN San
Quentin prison pending execution was a
second punishment. he insists that Il was
simply a provision for the detention OF
the prisoner pending his execution. De
spite the fact that In the ordinary course
OF procedure the appeal would not he
heard until the July term II will not inter-
fere with the execution. the supreme
court having already held that such ap-
peal should not block the course OF the
law
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'RAH FOR PENNSYLVANIA.
she Wins the Intercollegiate Champion.
ship, With Yale second.

New York. May eo-The athletes of the
University OF Pennsylvania are the inter-
collegiate champions for this year. as
they won the intercollegiate associations
championship cup az Berkeley oval this
afternoon. Score by points Pennsylvania.
"a: Yale. A1; Harvard. i54. Princeton.
lSia: Georgetown, :. Boston university. 5;
Syracuse, 1; Cornell. l. Trinity. "a. Wes-
leyan. 1. total lOi.
The bike races, which will wind up the
series OF championship events for this
year. VIII take place next saturday at
Manhattan beach. but as the five races
then TO be decided VIII be only eight
points In the aggregate they will have no
bearing whatever on to-day's results.
The great surprise OF the day was the
downfall of the worlds champion sprint
er. Bernard J. Wefers. OF Georgetown
university. In the 22o-yards Hat race. We
fers held the lead for more than half the
distance. when Colfelt went after him.
The Princeton man overlook Wefers at
the reporters stand and from there to
the fnish a desperate race ensued. colfeIt
lasted the longer and won by about two
feet. Time. - 3-5.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
How the Race Looked t0 New York
"Sun'' Reporter.

hoW tuS Uk6CS LOOktO I'd " new NOrk
"sun' Reporter.
Special Dispatch to the standard-(New
York Sun Report)
New York. May 2s.-Marcus Daly's
brown colt. Scottish Chieftain. son OF
imp. Inverness and Miss Darebin. won
the Belmont stakes. Morris Park. this
afternoon In a clever fashion. Among
the beaten were Beimont's pair. Octa-
gon and Don d'Oro: Arthur Whites ON
Deck. James II. Keen's Horoscope and
Scottish Chieftain's own stable COM
panion, Ogden. winner of the Futurity
stakes in 1896. an overwhelming ia
vorite for the Withers stakes run on
the opening day of the Morris Park
meeting. and for which he was igno-
minously beaten by Octagon.
Ogden must be written down as a
non-stayer, the same as kilcock and all
other progeny of Kilwarlin, for he quit
again. and was again beaten home by
Octagon. In their final trial for the
Belmont, Scottish Chieftain could have
won mile and a half in 2:3sA. and had
the pair sold separately many Of those
who saw the trial would have placed
their money on the Scot In preference
to Ogden. Taral was put on Ogden.
however, and the stable publicly de-
clared to win with him. At the start
Griffin sent Don d'Oro for the lead and
in striving 10 secure II on the first turn,
which was sharp and abrupt. he inter-
fered with and crowded Horoscope and
Ogden. A blanket would almost have
covered the bunch In the climb IN hill
and the run past the water tower. Di-
rectiy the ascent began there was a
general spreading out. Octagon sup
planting Don d'oro. and Taral went
from a pull TO the hardest kind OF rid
ing on Ogden. Scherrer. realizing this.
moved up next with Scottish Chieftain.
There was one sharp. decisive struggle
in the dip, and Scottish Chieftain came
away alone. winning cleverly by three
lengths. to the great delight OF Jockey
Joe Scherrer. who had the mount, and
those OF the talent who had backed the
DAILY pair. not because they fancied
Scott and were now winning their
money. although their favorite was
beaten. on Deck was two lengths be-
fore Octagon. who finished strong and
beat Horoscope a head for third money.
Time Of the race. s:2.L. Is record for
the course
Summary: Thirty-frst renewal Bel
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TURKEY MAY KICK
SHE Is INQUIRINC INTO AN
CELLS RELIGIOUS RECORD.
She Don't Know Exactly, but She sus
pects lie Has II In for the Mo-
hamnedan Religion.

Washington, May 2a.-Certain inquiries
that have been propounded by the Turk
ish government as to the record of Dr.
Angel. who has been appointed successor
to Terrell as minister TO Turkey, have led
TO the erroneous conclusion that formal
objection has been made to the minister.
or, In other words. that our government
has been informed that Angel Is persona
non grata. At the state department II v
firmly denied that any such objection has
been made 10 the reception OF the minis
ter but IL Is known that some time ago
Minister Terrell was acquainted by the
porte with the fact that the Turkish gov
ernment would be pleased 10 know
whether certain ideas OF the qualities and
record OF the new minister were well
founded. This Is said 10 be right that
the Turkish government has always
claimed, but Il cannot be learned whether
or not this right has been exercised be-
fore I'm the case of an American minis
ter. In Angels case the inquiries are
supposed to be based upon his conncc-
tion with some religious organizations
which the porte suspects OF peculiar an
tipathy TO the Mohammedan faith. The
state department does not question the
right OF any country to decline TO receive
an oDnoAiOus minister. In tact. prttt-
dents are In one direction In our diplo-
matte history furnishing some strong In
stances OF the assertion of the right
While In Angells case there was no for
NAL complaint. II was the belief OF the
officials that II would be best at once 10
meet suspicious founded apparently on
error and 10 present truth. To this end
the Turkish minister here. Mustafa Boy
has been consulted and explanations havt
been made 10 him that in the opinion OF
the state department will satisfy ths
Turkish government as 10 the minister :
fitness for the post aud his acccpta oility
to the Turks.
DIR. Angel himself has been In Wash
ington recently In consultation with tbs
state department respecting this point
and left Washington last night. proba bly
for his home at Ann Arbor. Mich. Hs
stated that he could not say when h.
would leave for his post. but IL Is known
he has taken passage from New lorh
June II. and II he fails to carry out ths
engagement Il will be only because ths
state departments EXPLAIN tions are re-
garded as insufficient by the Turks.
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mont stakes. for 3-year-oids: H.ooo
purse and 81 900 plate donated by Bel
mont; $500 TO winner; mile and three
furlongs-Marcus Daly's br. C.. Scottish
Chleftain. by Imp. Inverness Miss Dare
bin, lis tScherrer). won; Arthur white 5
ch. c.. On Deck. ia 1T. Sloan), second
August Belmont's ch. e.. Octagon, ls9
tSimms). third; Don doro. Ogden and
Horoscope also ran. Time, 2:23k. Bet
ting. 10 To on Octagon and Don dOro
coupled. against ogden and Scottish
Chieftain. coupled. . TO 5; Horoscope,
s to I; on Deck, l5 To 1.
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Al Morris Park.

New York. May 29.-Eellpse course-im-
personator won. Falerian second. Eakin
third: time. l:lii. Five furiongs-Dema-
gogue won. Swango second. Lord Ashley
third: time. ;5si.. Belmont stakes. mile
and ree-eightns-Scotttsh chieftain
won, on Deck second. Octagon third;
time. 2;s3L. Amateur cup. mile-pivet'
sion won. Christmas second. Hawarden
third; time, l:4siS. Van Cortland stakes
seven furlongs-Tinge won. Premier see
ond. Set Fast third time. / :es&. Mile and
a quarter Wolthurst won. Sue Kitty sec
ond. Counsellor Howett third: time
2:1l%.
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FIERCE RATE WAR.
You Can Go From Portland to san Fran.
cisco for $3.50.

San Francisco. May ga rate war be-
tween the Southern Pacific and the Ore
gon Railway a. Navigation company In on
In earnest. and as a result the fares be-
tween this city and Portland. Ore. are
already nominal. Less than "a week ago
the steamer rates were: First class. SIS
second class. $50: while the railroad
rates were. First class. SIS aud second
class SO. To-day they are as follows:
Steamer 81 and y 30: railroad. SO and 81.
IL Is asserted In railroad circles that no
further reduction viii be made. but as
the steamship company's lowest cut was
only made to-day II Is not believed the
railroad company will give up the fight
at this interesting stage
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a young man and obtained a position In
the department OF state. where he re-
manned until ls17, when he was sent to
Honolulu rs permanent American vice
consul He resigned after seven years OF
service to engage In business. and was
afterwards connected with the foreign Of
flee. In 1899 he came to Washington as
secretary of the Hawaiian legation. and
was here In that capacity until his death.
although greater part OF the time he
served as charge daffaircs. lie leaves a
widow and infant daughter.
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Ate Cincinnati.

Cincinnati May 2a-Seven furlongs-
Munden won. Belle Of Fordham second,
Maggie s. third; time. 1ea. Four and a
half furlongs-Cuba free won. Dunster
second. Allie Belle third, time. :$. Mile
and a sixteenth-Letcher won. Eddie
Burk second. James Munro third: time,
IAN. The Harold stakes, five furlongs-
Pink Coat won. McIvor second. Swing
third: time. l:o2ls. Six furlongs-Pete won,
Imp second. Sharon third: time, i:lSSi.
Seven furlongs-Fred Barr won. Maxarinc
second. Pouting third time. l;2sA.
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That Give
Sahsfach0n**


All the latest novelties in fancy clocks
at very low prices.
II you need clock do not put of but
buy now while the assortment is COM
plete.
Alarm Clocks si.oo up.
Fancy Time Clocks si.5o up.
s-day Kitchen Clocks $3.50 up.
office Clocks. $3.50 up.
Parlor and Dining Room Clocks. 800
up.
Marbelized Clocks, $500 up.
Our 15-minute Alarms are sure wax
eners. They are only s225.
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Confirmed b, ,h- senate.

Washington, MAY e.-The senate to-
day confirmed the following: Max
Bouchsin OF Illinois. 10 be consul AZ BAR
msn. Germany. Ferdinand w Newman
OF Illinois TO be consul at Cologne, Ger
many. The following colonies 10 be brlgit-
dier generals: J. E. Wade. j. X Menzer.
w. NJ. Graham: d. X. Newman Of Indi-
ana TO be chaplain IN the navy.
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TROUBLE Is FEARED.
Rosebud stockmen Demand the Indians
That Killed Hoover.

Special Dispatch To the Standard.
Forsythe. May 29.-Rosebud ranchers
received consignment of rifles and
ammunition at this point to-day. The
settlers have moved all their families
from ranches near the reservation and
the stockmen have organized AT the
Cheyenne agency and demand the In
dians that killed Hoover. The Indians
that did the killing are protected by 80
bucks. Trouble Is expected to-mor-
rnW
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ST. Louis. May 2e-Seven furlongs-Ur-
sula won. Gold Top second. Disturbance
third; time. i:s2&. Mile-Floridas won.
Colonel Gay second. Aim third. time. la.
Five furlongs. 2-year-olds-Sorrow won,
Myram G. second, Llbation third: time,
1:05i.. Mississippi Valley stakes, value
sl.s0o. one mle-David won. Macy see
ond. Damocles third; time. l:AL. Fifteen
sixteenths OF a mile-Marauise won, Hell
en- II. Gardner second. Ace third. time
1:3sA. Seven furlongs-Sea Robber won
scorcher second, Russela third: time,
1:33h.
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Christlana. May es.-The Korthing rom-
mittee appointed to inquire into the ques-
ton OF arbitration proposed TO address
King Oscar. declaring that AS Norway
for geographical reasons. l. little exposed
TO conflicts with foreign powers. II should
not be difficult to conclude treaties and
establish permanent court OF arbitra-
ton In the event OF such conflicts Ths
committee therefore begs his majesty "a
take the steps necessary TO promote tn,
idea
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Chicago. May 29-six furlongs-Douth-
worth won, Glenoid second. G.. II. Whet-
man third; time. l;l5h. Five furlongs-
Algaretta won. Knowles second. Peter
McCue third: time, l:oiis Five furiongs-
Abuse won. Preston second. Diggs third
time. :02. Mile and a auarter-Pfnkey
Potter won. Rudolph second. Mortefonse
third; time. s:09is. Six furlongs-Cossack X
won. Foreseen second, tncas third; time,
l;l3s.. Mile and II quarter handicap. hur-
dles-Repeater won. ST. Brandon second.
Jim Norvell third time, 2:2l.
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Death Of a Prominent Hawaiian.

Washington. May s9.-Frank 7. Hast
ings. secretary Of the Hawaiian legation.
who was taken suddenly III at the recep-
ton given at the White house to the pos
tai congress delegates on the 10th OF this
month, died this afternoon. Hastings was
born at Calais. Me. on the list OF May
ls52 He came to Washington while quite
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Bicycle Races

May 31st. from Butte TO Nine Mile
canyon. two elegant medals given to
the winners. See our show window
Entries to be made with W. II. Hamil-
ton, Clark's bank, not later than May
Goth.
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Baseball Yesterday.

At Louisville-2; Washington, 3.
At Pittsburg-5; Brooklyn. 4. Afternoon
game: Pittsburg. .. Brooklyn. {.
Al Chicago-l0; Philadelphia. IL.
At Cleveland-2: Baltimore. s.
At Cincinnati-2, Boston, /.
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ROASTING THE HOUSE
Morgsn's Terrible Criticism Of the
Lower Branch Of Congress.
EXCITEMENT IN THE SENATE
Declared Out OF Order. Morgan,
Pale With Passion. Appeals
From the Decision OF
the Chair.


sunien WORK at noon to-day. Mills of
ieSss secured consideration for joint
resolution authorizing the secretary OF
war TO issue ratious for the relief ot
destitute nersons I'm the dtS,r,c, o,,ar-
nowsd h,, ,ha pta go ,,
p,,1. W, w o'anue a. r'
80 ss' IeNas' app,opria'ins 'io" LOT
.ne purpose. Miiis read telegram
from the mayor and city officers OF FL
Paso. saying 500 houses were destroyed.
5000 people destitute and conditions he
yond the power OF local relief. The
joint resolution was passed.
The tariff bill was taken up on mo-
tlon OF Aldrich, who called up the para
graphs relating to china. erorkery.
porcelain, etc, which had been passed
over. ON the parsxrarh aa to ursi,ysr-
ed cast polished plate glass. small size.
Jones OF Arkansas moved 10 reduce tbs
rate from cents to Z cents a souare
foot. Jones declared the increase in
duty on classes of plate glass was as
founding. In one On se the rate was in
creased SO per cent. aboye the bieb rate
of the Mckinney act which he asser,sd
had been repudIated by the neonle he
cause of lis hlgh rate. This Vas. an a.
tempt 10 raise the nrice M m,rror. us.a
in cheap furniture for mon, neonIs whtia
the Iarre-size ylass ,sad bv naon1a 80
,.aa,,h r.. !, a.. -. ,y rVp'e r,, ~
n .,a,',,,,..,,,' Ieouteu, in,s s, was
ss y, .ne wnoic Dill as
IN 'e s.o,s u, enaiee VI .ns
~. 'au :" n.,"u WV o'u p,osero, 10
III ,',a WV, mno na'n ,nutn sha., oe given.
s.'' nu ,'on. NUT, VINO na'n n,,ie snsh 20
s,,''. away. 3ones re,erreu 10 tne
..,s' ''ous u,Niue""s uec'arsu py the
p,a.e sass 'rus,, Iia,, OF Connecticut
,a aeu INA, no uNloenus han peen ae.
e'eo NV ,ss. 'n,ee sears. Nes, auueu
.ne .h''Ie p'ate glass ,raae Win rev
.i,llns eNcep,Ions was coh,roiied by a
,onp'ne wnlcn met annually IN fitts-
"u's' naNIns rates, etc, Jones present.
eu s.a.en'ent showing tne plate glass
-, n,io'la',on n,'' VA n'aue prohts Oh aoout
-, a'soo'v" so, wv III = ihon'hs' on capitai OK
S-.%sV,"",
ine ueoate On piate Riass ana the ex-
's.cnce oi trust oecame protracted-
Jones reau number OF letters COM
a'n'"s W ,he ne,nous OF the RUS
ou.s c'"'pany ana ne declared en-
pna.icaly ina, the action OF that COM
pany Was un.ameriean ana outrageous.
nuricn uetended tne rates OF the
phl 4, was not true, ne saiu' tnat the
,ates On p'ate tiass were 10 DC IN
creased, as asserted ny Jones. or tnat
p'a,e s'ess was an hrtiele OF necessity
70 'he esln.non people. r'ate s'ass was
no, an artlcie OF general use py the
eoniihon people, Inc cnanses proposeu
'f,' '"''e ." ~
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The College Gnmea.

Cambridge. Mass, May 29.-Harvard, 1;
Princeton. L.
Philadelphia. May 2a.-Pcnnsylvania, S;
Cornell. ).
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-30
Games To-Day
standing of the Clubs.

At Chicago-Balilmore.
At Cincinnati-Washington.