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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
LAFAYETTE BEATEN AT pIrTsBuRG.

Pittsburg Oct 5-About four thousand enthusi-
astic football rooters Washington and Jeffer-
son defeat the Lafayette College team to-day
16 TO 0. The Eastern boys put UP stiff game. bu;
lacked considerably in team work. Matthew's con-
tinual gains through centre and around the ends
and Welty's forty-yard for a touchdown were the
features. The ball was In Lafayettes possession
for only short seasons. The halves were twenty
five and thirty minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06

set He IL almost sure to win. and will then meet
Ware In the finals. The doubles VIII also pc
pushed through to the finals tomorrow. the DAY
scores follow:
Championship singles ,nr.t round,-D. DAVE nai
ward. beat " D. whitman, Harvard. Is 81 80
Semi hni rouri-f. f. Ware. Harvard. beat r. ID Lt,,e'
Princeton 81, 60: u. F. Davis. Harvard against W.
X. Auchircoss Cornell. sc unfinished
Championship dolbes preliminary round, Ware ana
whitman. Harvard, beat Alexander and lnnen frihoe
ton, e. IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06

NOT THE HOWARD BANK.

In Boston dispatch printed In The Tribune OF
September 80 the Howard Bank II named as one
of the institutions interested In proposed con-
solldation OF National banks In that city. This
was an error The Harvard Bank was meant not
the Howard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
PENNSYLVANIA 50; NORMAL SCHOOL O.

Philadelphia oct (SpecaD.-The open oa'e ~
the football schedule OF the University OF feh's'
yana this afternoon was filled In by the Nla"~i,'
ate Normal School II was merely a practice
game ard -ea,,,. no. as good a the SCRUB
could have given 70 the Varsity. The score was
70 TO D. Of which ali the points were made IN mo
Ars' haR For the most part tho game was p'ayeu
IN pouring rain Long runs were made by 'ar-
nett and Harrison and one Of the features wes me
goal from place kick made by captain oN,i""u
.roro -. .,.o,,,. e,,a,aro line The schoolbOys
braeed up in the second half and played better
game while Pennsylvania let up a niI ana ma w. e
used little most Of the work bein9 done by ne
tackles and halfbacks in straght ~orK, naro w
was back in he game to-day. and showed he had
no forgotten how 10 tackle on the end Inc lineup
was al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
INCORPORATE IN NEWJERSET.

Trenton. Oct. 5-The American Iron and Steel
Company capital 100000. was incorporated hero
to-day. The company is formed TO do all kinds OF
mining and manufacturing. The incorporates are,
William Fillingham. Kenneth Mc1,auren and Harry
". Moon. The company is registered with the Cor.
poraton Trust Company, OF Jersey city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
Amherst.
PRINCETON a; STEVENS. 0.

Princeton, ~ J.. Oct 6 OSpecinD-The best foot
ball which has been seen on the Princeton grid
iron this year appeared in the game to-day with
Stevens Institute Satisfaction is felt not so much
at the score Of 70 10 al the promise which the
team gives OF working a unit before the season
is much older. Last Saturday showed a wretched
exhibition OF football by a Princeton team, the play
being comparatively loose and full OF individual
work To-day Interference made its first appear
ance on the field. and in such hearty and robust
manner as TO leave no doubt that II will be seen
on the field each day this season. From start TO
finish the team played together and literally played
all around Stevens.
The centre and right tackle ~ the visitors were
70 make their principal gains. The first half netted
the Orange and Black five touchdowns and FIVE
goals the second half two touchdowns and two
goals Lathrope made the first touchdown two
and one-half minutes after play began, and after
a thirty-yard run by Reiter. Lathrope was sent
through right tackle for a second touchdown. Hill
lsbrand got the ball at the next kck-on and ran
thirty yards before being dropped Reiter TOOK me
behind splendid interference for another touch,
down Hutchinson. Reiter and Lathrope rushed
was sent through the centre for touchdown:
Movers kicked or 70 Maths. who returned II forty
yards Reiter made another run OF forty -nve
yards and scored another touchdown NILS KICKED
ali the goals Score: Princeton, 80; Stevens
Montgomery did some good tackling IN the sec
ond half MATHS got the ball and went through
and Black rushed 10 Stevenss ten-yard line, ana
Crane was showed through hight tackle Tor
THIS ended tho scoring. Mills seems TO be a sure
thing when II comes TO goal kicking and al guard
he Is putting UP g2oa ape eap re, sran'pg he
VII make the most aggressive back that princeton
has had for some time. Hutchinson and Booth
succeeded in distinguishing themselves To-Day Also
ri fl,z- u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
SH4FTER AWAITING OFFICIAL ORDERS

Major-Gereral Shafter did take up his resi-
dence on Governors Island yesterday. He visited
the island in the morning, and then returned 70
his hotel He will await the arrival Of the Official
orders from the War Department before he takes
permanent command OF the Department OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
RRoWN %: TrFTs. s.

Providence. p /. Oct. b-This afternoon, at froVi-
dence Brown defeated TUFTS. % to 6 Tufts played
snaDpy game and scored in the first nan ~ u,
nfs half Browns work was ragged; In the seoonu
neee, and three new men went into the ne,u COT
lows: '-''' ~ '''' "7
mt, oeeheowns-Bsown. I TUFTS : Iime-I"o "''
"'hu'e halves. Sc0i e-BroTn. 90 Tufts, o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
kNicKERBocKER CANDIDATES TRAINING.

Three times d week the sixteen players lyme
lor the Kuickerbocker Athletic club football eleven
Coached at Berkeley oval ~ Harry Cofh's''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06

The regular schedule Of the Madison Wheel
men for Sunday will be to Tarrytown. The start
will be made from the clubhouse at $50 a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06

The next meeting OF the Associated Cycling Clubs
Of New-York will be held at the Circle Hotel. IN
Eighth-ave.. next Monday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06

= Ioufhfowns-Carneft B. Harrison 3 McMah0h 7 ~
Voas from Northumberland > Goal from pace 6.n
r-olisnd Referee G. McCrackea. tIhI sS,,s -
woodruff. Time-rventy and fifteen minute h"'"'s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06

w Burns and w H. Robertson Of Brooklyn.
are arranging ror bicycle meet TO be held at the
Parkway Driving Club. near Gravesend, on Election
Day afternoon. The meet will he confined 10 ANA
tellrs on,y and II will be held under the sanction
of the League Of American Wheelmen. Some at
tractive features are promised by the promoters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06

Another effort Will be made 10 hold night bicycle
races at the Ambrose Park track, in South Brook
lyn. The first contests will take place October
Plumb No. 90 Park Place. The contests will be
follows One-mile novice, one-mile handicap. one
mile open 60 cOlored riders) and a three-m lie
handicap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06

The announcement that members OF the Bushwick
Athletic Club Wheemen participate in Sunday
races ar Maspeth. Long Island, has led TO mis-
understanding in cycling circles. involving the
Bushwick Wheelmen, Of BROOKLYN. There Is no
connection whatever between these two organiza-
tons and members of the Bushwick Wheelmen do
not enter held on Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06

s,o-.-yarvar5 oe Bovdoin. @. Touchdov nsuf,s.u
q Y.rfsU Toai ard Goals from tcuc ,p,r,,e
Co.t-a-s IN clark time Of gane-Iwo Iv,nn.m.r
halves Urnpire-Kucwltcn Referee-iHwis'
FAIRBANKS Holden and Ste'son
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17

untsriiy look up his calendar to see how.
long before be can cast the fly. Recre-
alton is all right, and its large sale in
Canon shows that the people appreciate
1t.
principles Of Nature and Of Life" is
the title of a remarkable article by
Rosicruci@, which leads the March
Temple, published in Denver. In it the
author deals In clear and simple terms
with the actual relations between spirit
and matter. The reader win here find
lucid and satisfactory leading out Of
the tangle in which SO much Of the
literature of 1.-THE new thought" en-
meshes the ordinary mind Not only
is the way made clear and straight. but
tine reader is also set firmly in it with
new and surer grasp of the underlying
and basic principles on which all pro
gress in spiritual knowledge depends
Rosicrucian teaching. OF intense and
fascinating interest in itself. Is ceystai-
lized into an essay, brief, pointed and
pregnant.
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17
cox~unroAr,oxs or OPINION.

Canon men are peculiar In one par.
ticular-a majority Of them fear to see
their names signed to articles in print.
We welcome contributions, on subjects
of general interest, to the columns Of
the RECORD. Being . general news.
paper its columns are opento all par.
tias and faiths, when the articles arc
concissly written, to the point and
signed by the writer. In general way
We endorse none and are no more re.
sponsiblc for such matter than 10 the
owner of the bill board for matter
posted thereon. Long articles arc never
welcome. No man In Canon can writs
. column that will Be Of much interest
TO many rsadsfs Of the RrcoRp. An
opinion that cannot be expressed In
lsss than . column 10 not worth to q
country Newspaper the space II requires
to BE- printed. We have publishsd soms
articles under nom dc plumss but our
desirsis 70 - svery communication Of
opinion signsd By The writer. Why
shocM tx. Y. z" PRO Rsoti o. LEX
Buprema" be ashamed Of their Identity
II they are school boys SsskinB vt1tfos
thstr maiden sffosss In Journalistic
compositions shers may b IN szcuss
for thsss sserteusta aaA'if thsy ars
sueA who essss fes nspln,sast 7
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17
81. rArn1oKr DAY.

tWntten for the RBcoRD.l
st. Patrick was . gentlemun,
OF noble blood wss he;
On Irish sod iong years aEo
He reigned from sea to ses.
In Dubiin town he built church
Where all the people came
To hear the prayers st. Patrick taught
Within these wallis of fame.
He showed them how to count the beads
The Virgin 10 beseech-
TIL "Aes Culpa" loud they cried
Whenever he did preach.
As NIL upon their tended knees
Their mortal sins confessed
He grnnted absoiution when
With holy voice he blessed.
And thus the people all became
A loving christian race,
Aud many were the men who grew
In righteous and grace.
Another work the patron saint
Still felt he had on hand.
For snakes snd bugs and toad and frogs
Infested all the land
His mission was forever now
To set old Ireland free
From any vermin found around
In ground. or bush or tree.
And so one day 81. Patrick took
All frogs that could be seen
And banished them with all their kind
From Ireland 90 green.
The snakes he twisted in u knot
And put them in pile
And said. no longer should they dwell
Upon the Emerald Isle.
And today we celebrate
St. Pstrick's Day serene.
Nor must n person Ger forget
The wearing Of the Green"
HAIRY ELLAkD.
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17
OF A LITERARY NATURE.

Under the heading "Tales Tall and
Otherwise ths ArgonAut of March 10th
prints long review, with copious OK.
tracts, of Mark Twains new book
Following the Equator" In Il are
given some Of the bsst examples Of the
famous humorists work.
Recreation for March Is fully up to
its previous high standard. Ifthe In.
dsx was less full Of good subjects space
might b found to mention ali. Recre.
alton has the knack OF getting some.
thing good from everywhere, aud there
b no outdoor sportsman who does not
and somsthing TO his liking in every
issue. II usets the wants Of the hunts
man. The kodAksf, ths travssss, the cyc'
~, ths stadsut, end ths page On Ash'
W naks ~ lovef Of thas spost invol'
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17
LET'S CHANGE rHx rUsx.

There is disposition and some plans
among silver leaders just now over the
state TO spend a large amount OF money
in sending free silver literature through
out the east. or course the motive for
this missionary work 10 wholly selfish.
II Ia hoped that conversion Of the
nation to the free silver doctrine may
be made and that thereby Colorado
would be greatly benefited through her
silver mines.
Now the writer has no thoughts OF
discussing the silver question when the
statement 10 made that Colorado seems
most blind to her own interests In thus
fooding the country with free silver
literature which much necessarily be Of
q calamity wailing nature. In wisdom
and tboughtfulness II scems about up
70 that displayed by the colt which
SWAN The river to drink from the other
ssde- lt v the pasaIng By Of golden
~ eHntes a - : Dson>shussse =
in the hope Of finding 70 BE- reality
shst which is now little mors than an
undeveloped theory.
II Colorado has money with which to
svangclixe why docs she not tell Of
what she has3 Colorado 10 the great
est gold mining state in the union; she
has the greatest gold mines in the
world. Cripple creek alone producing
more gold last year than all Klondike
in all her history. A man can mine in
Colorado every day in the year. and
ones living is cheap and comfortable.
Only q small portion of her vast mineral
area has even been scratched on the
surfacs. As placs for mining invest
msnts she has no equal
Why arc these facts not told TO the
world? A man Ii known by tho song
he sings; Colorado has already too long
sung to the tune Of funeral dirRe her
mournfui song OF calamity. Let IN
change the tune. Tell the east Of our
wonderful prosperity. Of our magnin-
cent resources, Of our great possibilities.
Tell them that what they hope 70 find
In Klondike Colorado now has. Tell
them Of our rich gold mines. OF the sil-
yer and Of the lead. Tell them of the
profitable cattle ranges and productive
fruit farms.
Let half the money being wasted on
political vagariss BE- spent In sdvertis-
ing our resources and Colorado will ex'
pericnce boom and period Of prosper
ity equal to any in her past history.
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17
LINCOLN PARK NEWS.

Vim. Ready WAS surprised Thursday
evening by being visited by company
of young folks. A musical and social
evening was spent, after which refresh
ments were served. Among those
present were Otto and Julius Shide,
Earl Miler, Mr.. Ahart, Mr. Huston,
Fred Keeling. Miss Lena and Goldie
Martin and Mrs Jacobs.
Miss Lena Hoffman entertained a
company of friends Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Z. Z. Rankin, who has been
quite i'll. is much improved.
Mr. and Mrs J. c. Wilson have re
turned from their visit in Kiowa
county. EGL
Mrs. George Monce and children
are visiting with relatives on Beaver
creek this week.
F. n. Ellsworth has ploughed two
acres Of alfalfa and il preparing it for
fruit trees and straw berries.
Mrs. Heaton has been quite iii this
week.
To see the fruit growers busy at
work and to hear the sweet notes Of
the meadow lark, makes the school
boys heart throb with a desire to quit
school and to begin work on the ranch.
George Anderson spent Monday night
with Frank Broughton.
A troop is being arranged ST Brook
side to 60 to war. They practice every
day with broom sticks, and any mem
her not showing up at the time Of drill
is fined e2
b. X Dawson. Chas. Martin and Q.
" Dawson were the gnests Of Mrs. p.
q. Boxsfvits SUNDAY.
Mr. CHI has moved on the Patterson
place.
Nina de Stieger has presented the
Lincoln Park library with several vol
umes of Chambers encyclopedias.
S. W. Martin and wife and Willis
Martin and wife were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin sunday.
Mr. Cliff is plonghing two acres Of
alfalfa land for E. + Rankin. The
land will be set to fruit and strawber-
rics-
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17

It's the springtime of the year, when
our Easter will be here,
And a present for your sweethsart
you will want;
You can make u tine selection, from
the wonderful collection
That you see at Hunter Palmer's near
the front
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17
Santa rr Route-California Li.,ited.

The California Limited now runs
twice week between Chicago aud Los
Angeles, via Santa Fe route. The
third annual season for this msgnifl-
cent train.
Equipment of superb yestibuled
Pullman palace sleepers, buffet-smok-
ing car, and through dining car mana
gsd by Mr.. Fred Harvey. Mostluxuri-
Qua service via any line, and the fastest
time.
Another express train, carrying pal
ace and tourist sieepers, leaves daily
for California
Inquire Of loc-l agent A. T 4 S. F
r. II.
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17
For ExcAaars.

A ei 800 equity In nice place on
south aide. ~ acres in full bearing.
nice six room brick house in good lcca-
ton, closs In. win take vacant lots on
! this stAs. N. T. HAND & Co.
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17

Communication, especially on the city
election issues should be signed by the
writer's. Such articles for publication
In the RECORD should be in the ONCE
not later than TUESDAY Of each week.
Those coming in later will be held over
another week.
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17
SOUTH CANON.

Friends and relatives very success
fully cond ucted a surprise on Mrs. W.
L Stukey Thursday evening. March 10,
1t being her s6th birthday. All came
with well filed baskets and the occasion
was much enjoyed by the many present,
Mr. williamson. Of south aCaaon
formerly from Iowa, has erected two
story frame house on his lots on Ninth
street and Lincoln park.
Mr.. Elrod, the engineer at the Lin.
coin Park pump house. is building
frame house on piece of land whi ch
he recently purchased of Mr.. Jewett.
The South Canon high school pupils
surprised Miss Dena Lock Friday even
ing March II, at her home in South
Canon, In honor Of her sixteenth birth.
day. A short literary programme was
given after which the young people
played games and ate the good things
which had been prepared for them.
They left at = late hour and pronounced
Miss Dena and her sisters delightful
entertainers.
Mr.. Humphrey sold two wagon loads
Of cabbage to Mr.. McClintock last
week.
Thomas Hans was down from Wet
Mountain Valley last week on business
Mr. Thon psons narrowly, escaped
from being buried In quick sand last
week, while he was digging ditch.
Ell. Ellsworth has started hlack.
smith shop in the park.
Mrs. John Massey has been quite III
but is slowly recovering.
The south Canon Juniors exercises
will be given March IS, instead of the
18th as was published in last, weeks
papen 49,
Mrs, Fred Shultz is on the sicl list
this week
The Rustic debating dub Was well
entertained last Saturday. The princi-
pal features OF the literary programme
WAS a recitsston ebys Clara Ells~orth
and a Quartette by the Andrews and g.
John brothers.
Mr.. Ferguson has becs building an
addition to his houe this wseks
Houses are goinsnup n allpszts OF
the park. Four thin week..
Mr.. r. b. Thompson has recently
finished new porch and fence on his
home property.
The Juniors are very busy this week
prepastng for THAR entsrtainment 70
be given Friday evening. March 18th.
]. q. Hershnsr II erecting . new
frame cottasA this wssk.
Victor AdAuas b Visiting, bis grand.
parents in south Canon.
Mt. Hard. Noxnxy Puhaic.
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17
Special Prize
Uebster's International Dictionary.


prize thirty weeksor after
September will give additional prize of
Of 1898 print Sheep binding
Volunteer Reporter furnishing the
While the dollar prize will depend
Dictionary will
items during the thirty weeks
happen receive weekly
prize may the Dictionary.
especially to the High School students of
the all in the county 1t will
entirely proper Volunteer Report
hereafter call them, assstancs
parents neighbor
friends to do the best they and
helps A items received will be considered
ou property will be used at option
uniformity the
win supply printers
Among observed
the following:
f.4s ~Wrteony side Of the
Use soft black lead pencil in preference all others
paper,
, and half an inch between each line OF writing.
Items be mailed Mcuxht to THE REooRD once
Tuesday afternoon Of Those sending
Twsday bring ancher in auent to the ofce "Wednesday
The Of should always commrn
cation. though will b. pahlished 10 itsm
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17

Horse wANrEp-Geutlem here
for his health wants use of good driv-
ing horse for couple OF months for his
keep; light use. good care. Address
box 7i Would buy, il a bargain. for
cash
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17

A four-room house for rent Stable
and corral Enquire at h. r. stages
shoe shop.
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17
A HONE on rHR INsrA1MRNT PIAN-

A HOME ON THE INsTALAKNr PLAN
have recently sold ten houses to ~ many
different people, they making me . ANAL
payment down and givinS me note for bal
ance of purchase; money At per cent inter-
est. they agreeing to pay from yl1 % S4 each
month. until balance IL all paid Out OF the
monthly payment all interest, taxes and ia
surAnce Is TO be nrst paid. balance then to
apply on principal and to thereby cut down
both principal and interest I have never
heard . complaint from any purchaser and
in the past few yeArs . number Of people
have paid me up In this way. have secured .
home and hardly paid any more each month
than they would for rent firmly believe
that this plan 10 a. favorable, II not more 30,
than the building and loan association plan
OF NettinH . home. There In certAialy less
complication In it. as am willing to sccept
my money and release At any time u 10 the
best chance for Q man OF ANAL metns or
man who has a monthly income to buy .
home and pay for if without inconvsnienos-
have on hand now some n houses and ex-
pect to build more. so think can please
every one who honestly wtshes to buy
home. Come and sec me about it.
"a RArsoLps-
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17

If you have a place for rent or for
sale list it with n. 7. Hand 4 Co., REC
ORD Office.
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17
Reporters Contest.
THE RECORD Opens Department for Neighborhood
News and Gossip From Volunteer Contributors.

-zfS a overlook of the
lf happenings incidents
HN life and goings of home folk and
gossip THE RECORD has the largest and
members usually with stated
assignments of life and overlook bits
would much the interest of
the paper.
building a social gathering
friends neighbors, casualty
crossing bad of street needed Improvement the
family the departure of old from the
school, bit of legitimate gossip
public the of gocerya of
neghborhood which local
publish practicable gather
them.
organize staff large enough to
RECORD relied
voluntary friends
obligations to hem many from time time
gathering instinct and add
kindly friends in the school and
neghbohoods weekly has been instituted
prize for the best batch Of
WEEK. Judgment viii be based the
composition and the of
manuscript that single item of exceptional
win large number of less
interesting items
will be announced in the following
check for the promptly mailed
. to the successful reporter
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17

VNYANrEp-rRUsrw AND ACT
w I'VE gentlemen or ladies to travel for
responsible, establiAhed house In Colorado
Monthly SkS- and expenses Position stsedy;
References Enclose self-addressed stamped
envelope The Dominion Company. Dept
ChicAxp-
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17

wANTKD-To buy q i've room house and
lot cheap, for cash Must bo in good repair
Address with price. location and Descriptions
p. o. box "a, Canon City
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17

N. T. Hand. Nesars Public.
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17

ton: half cent each subsequent inssrtioa-
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17

FOR RENT.-Five desirable brick hoasss;
All With water and cellars. some with bArne
and some with deairable garden trects Col
ar Fremont County Bank for Particular
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17

FOR SALR.-One now pressed brick.
room house, on fenced lot Axxl1. hydraas
water and set to fruit, for 81. M Small pAy-
ment down, balance on long tine ~ per
cent Cali At Fremont County Bank u-o-
Cañon City record., 1898-03-17

BoARD-First-claas board and rooDs Aay
be had by calling on Ars- h. r Nelson. -
6l2 Macon avenue