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tive IN cuba There viii Do %, perpetual
EuIrtiEre 900 this score.
Undue Hlgr.nclugc has been attach.
90 .. ihe dispatch uf special m.sasu.
l'I IIIm NaHuius Iu yesterday 90 thr
i'fg. dent 49, Philadelphia. Almost every
ui} IONS report hna come uy cable
from judge Day. telling what had boon
mpAshli. what sac spanish com.
mlH'1uciH were seeking. aud what the
American cImmlauuHyfH propose 10 do
700 ihc urNt meeting the President
MSS some over these reports very care
iuily u company aath Secretary Hay
ati sometimes with military Dr naval
'AttiH u their advice seems sp be- noc-
taHhlg. Yesterday report was very
wng and O. nave reduced Il ~ CIPHER
tad. iui thv purpose " telEfaI hinH %
10 Philadelphia would nave consumed
more tinr ana been loaa Hatiufact1ry
in results hln The services OF mes.
ueuAuI
A. = vital stacy had been reached. !,
was Thought advisable NOT 10 delay IN.
ul the rrvadcus'H return and VI A..
siNiAnt Secretary Graders confidential
elgfk was sent i1 Philadelphia with the
daily frlnrl ~ 10 expected that thu
commissioners Will nUN take ~ the
AubJvci a the phupnupa. The Amer.
'ean commissioners have sven this
subject much attention. but 80 Oar %
'uiferasu.un save lu Sac shape uf uug
upaamodir uffurt made Jy ihn Splnnrls
90 thr triy bcgiun.ug uf th. sessions
% have tho United states abandon Ma.
MIA uu a precedent o. further upEl.
uatlna GA the subject Of tho Philip.
pIuca
'tug American commissioners. amiur
! other iu.HsH have been looking Iutn tht
auniee' nt che Philippines debt aiI-
Nieta There Dr. muNh lEuuruan nt IT,
end oi one hur, 10 Do unlikely that tho
Same rulr 800 hU applied o. thlg debt
a. Waa Insisted upon ruHt.Ng o. Sac cu.
ban dtbL 40 other words 10 The Unit.
81 states anuvNCn the Philippines,
which seems now b. be- the logical out.
rNuu ~ thu situation, 10 might De- rUa-
Humably cuutcndci that 40 last ~
mlsh Of the debt as repruHuutcd
moneys expended flf the Improvement
" thu niund should pas 10 the United
Sinipa NN.h the tide the situation j.
frgafdgd ha materially different from
that In Cuba, whgrg The uui.rd States
gains nothing substantial. Tor. with the
annexation ~ the Philippines We should
acquire % Territory almost a. large as
mo british Isles with "a tocmiug pap.
ulurun % more than s.OU0. oO0 people.
u Ntl De Tor the American commits.
u1ucu 90 arrange tho detlus III the
tfansfcr ~ the Philippines tu he unH.
"a states az u u expressly Stipulated
In the protocol that tho dInp position
" tho Philippines shall be- arranged by
the pcacr eumm.HalouvfA
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Chicago. oct. ia special O. the
TrpunU from WuHh.uFtl "a uyu3
During the Wiftrr the a.tmir iHtra-
ton proposes % take Steps rUsAIlHilng
ariiu-i Germany rr discriminating
AEaluHi American pork. ftNi, Whey
~ she agricultural drurimrh De- nov
CUriuUtiuE uu IuvCtasu.luu Or thr
brIruf q tho praaldpu. ana has Fnns
tu SECS York Tor che purpose u a.euf-
lnE samples n German Wine ana other
products which viii undergo Cloic
scrutiny 90 nnd Ersunl Tor cNcludng
thsm fr1m this country American
meat products hive been hnrrasHei b.
nu many ways thas O. has become uu-
prlnuDic 90 export thrm 10 Germany,
b haa been charged tha{ these pfp-
dues Infected with irlchlrue ana
cyrrythirg imaginable hla been don.
20 hIrrasa trade afd drive u from that
market.
Recent consular reports show thls
cases % trlchlutH existing iu American
pork are unfsIriHi, and upon a
acuilulzlng luvcstirtt'ou B. was found
10 e2l-. in meats whah came fINm
other countries ana We're marked as
already has power iu act on HE t'a,a
responsibility and the data arr nov
bduT collected on which o. base
grounds Or excluding GERMAN po-
dug.s which are found 70 be- Impure
.ui aduHDuttd
Tho d.gl which Prof Wiley secures
viii prahub'y De- submitted 10 Congress
with gh0 FrHsiiyp's message and he
viii urlouhtfdly make some rcftreuc,
20 h lll suEgert D. cuuHess that u
take 4p.Nu lu the matter which De-
believes were more effoutyc IN bring
INK Germany - les sgrsu when rpsci-
ncally dirruisd ny CunFrrsl NHh the
approval Of the President and the pco-
pie,
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Cambridge. Mass. oct ?5.-A tele.
gram has been received at the Harvard
college observatory from Prof J. u.
Rcclcr At Lick observatory stating that
tho following elements aud omphermis
OF Brooks comet were computed by
Prof. Huasey
Time VI passing Purhclion 1855 Mo-
yember "a. 10. Greenwich mean time
Pcrholl1n minus h0iD li3 degrees. 20
minutes. longitude ~ Node Vi degrees,
10 minutes inclination 40 ycHrcga, 10
minutes. pcrhel.1u distances 075gi.
EphcrmlH 1875. oct. 20, u. A. 10 hour.
30 minutes "a seconds dyclinutlOn plus
a degrees. u minutes, light los, 1855,
oct n. H. A. n huurs, . minutes. Z
seconds declluatiJu plus 20 degrees,
80 minutes. 1855. Nov. 5, u. a. n houri
"a minutes, o. seconds decllnatlon plus
n degrees. Al minutes. Light lit,
computed from observations oct. "a.
%. 20,
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GOV. TANNERS CALLING GUN.
viii Meet Foreign Imported Labor on The
State Line.
ooyernor OF nlinois Make n speech At
Chicago In u Q nee Of Iiis Course Dur
Ing the Recent yifdon Trouble.

Chicago. oct. 25.-A special 20 the
Tlmea-Heraid from Madison. Illinois,
says;
II repernsc that I will not tolerate
this Wholesale importation OF for
elgners into Illinois and u hear that
a mob " to be brought into this state,
such as was taken into vlrden, l will
not care on what railroad Il comes. or
Cor who, will med u at the state line
and shoot II IA pieces with oa,ling
guns"
So declared Governor Tanner In a
speech before 1900 auditors gathered
al the Knights OF Pythias hall Ia thls
uty. n was the concluding statement
IN an address laTgey deV aird io de-
Tense 81 his course ln the recent s,1ke
In Nirden. The govcrnJr ruNoNci az
great length the causes leading ~ 20
the rio,lng. He held the operators 10 be
az fault with their dealings Win the
strikers. and then reveriing 10 h.s acts
when ghe crla.s came, slsd;
when the United States government
found y necessary and deemed 10 best
70 norbld the importation Of foreign n-
Dor into this country l feE that ! was
Iully Justified In the course ! took az
Nirden. That trouble never would have
occurred n the negroes mad not been
brought here 20 take tho places OF whit.
men.
The importatlons were representative
OF the scum OF the county, ! a. nor
propose OF allow the operators 20 BRING
those people here and I took what
considered and s,ill consider the proper
means 30 prevent H." Then followed
MS uncomprOmlsing declaration that
any train entering the state under slim
iar conditions On the future would be
met az the border and shot 90 pieces
with Calling guns.
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New York. Ocs. 91.-A dispatch 70
the Herald from Santiago Sayai
Gen Wood N going 90 Manxanlll0 10
establish a ciyll g0ytTpnefs there on
che SrntiaFl plan. The cuhslns. when
the town wan evacuated. Understood
they wsrc 60 particpste In the man
lEcmcnt " afialfa. Col. Potth. OF ths
Fourth immunes, after the evacuation
by the spauiarda proceeded TO make
nrranEi .isusH Tor truly American
election. g. the CONSERVATION q the
CubtUs WIN were awaiting action by
the Aina Cruz aaHeWuly in reference
Go elections, The situation there IL
nov strained, u u Gen. WOODS inton-
iion 10 Instruct Col. prutlt as 90 tho
American policy relative g. civil mat
frfa 10 cuba. There h an elaborate
celebraflu1 tonight IN hnnur " the re-
turn - Gen, Rodriguez 30 his native
town. AZ the culan club ghere were
spuyhos amd music aud an illumltn-
t.uu.
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Battle Creek. Mich. oct 21.-The pre-
ilmlnary examination u Mrs. Adolphus
sanderaon. who Is charged with the
murder Of her husband was begun to-
day. Marie Robertson, the woman's
servant. testified that she saw her mis-
trcsss father bottle nap glass, take IL
10 the spice mill iu the cellar, saying,
perhaps you think this awful Marie,
but / thing nothing more about II than
eating my breakfast"
she ihrn ground iha glass. put u
into the porrdga. which hor AGED hus-
band ate lir became very sick, COM
planned of indigestion, gradually grew
worse. and There was nothing but quar-
rellng between them uutll death came.
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MCORD GETS JUSTICE
American Citizens Outstanding Claim Against
The Peruvian Government
CHIEF JUSTICE or CANADA NRsIrRArts.


Washington, og,. 25.-The award Of
The chief Justice ~ Canada To whose ar.
riraiion was submitted the claim u
Victor II. McCgrd agiinst the govern
mons OF Peru, for damages sustained
~ rea1n " imprisonment during
evolutionary outbreak there has been
received o., tha state department Nc
cord is awarded $4,000 The payment
~ ih.s amount Will cosc a diplomatic
controversy which has been ln progress
between The United States aud Peru Tor
r1mo years. She government having per-
tH.lnIy but uuiiiussly heretofore urged
repliIauu flr McCurd.
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Peers Of POcraSnaOs Come Up to Time and Renquish SOve
regnty Over Claims to Cuba.
Differences Regarding Selection of the Isle
of Guam Are Also PeaceabIy Arranged by
Commissioners in

Paris. oct. g5.-The Spanish peace
commissioners have accepted the mega
tive yipw " the United States commIs-
aloners towards the proposed assump-
tl1u by the United States q the Gu
ban dcbt.
Paris. oct. gi-After noting that y,s.
terdly's session % tn pcaccc0 mmisa.3n
lid M. arrive at any fohtion rerirdlnE
the cuban debt. the uaulols uiys to-
day;
The situation Is extremely strained
owing to the Increasing attitude " The
Americans and q IL even feared that
if the spaniards should not decide 10
glvc wuy on an p5lms the negotiations
will b. broken on In thu course " the
mkt mcosng. II seems unaucs. .onablc
ilrn the near appvtch Of she American
elections plays considerable role In
ihs agltudc Of the spanish delegates
who have supposed that ginning time
would ob:ain better terms from their
conqucrors while Just the opposite Is
happening
Continuing the Gauloia intlmatcd
that II the Americans continue 90
how themselves lr!rauublc towards
che splniaris "a renewal of hoaiilElcs
may result, especially ~ the spaniaris
declare that they have arrived al the
extreme iinets OF honorable oono1s.
song
The Gaulols then adds;
I'VE hops however that mittcrs will
arrange themselves. na W know SUM-
cienUy well the ssntimeuts Df the
American nation 10 be able 10 animn
shat now war would be received
with dlsfavor By all mon Of common
sense md the peace commission would
In bringing u about. assume heavy
responsibilities for the future"
The American commissioners have
nnniy but consciously d-cllned to as
sumo for the United States the entire
or Joint responsibility for the spanish
financial conditions and thc Spanish
commissioners have finally abandoned
The effort ard have uErccd that the
cuban article %; the protocol shall
wfhput conditions. have a placv In the
ultimate trtuGy % peace. II was m,
until Monday chat they became actual
~ convinced that tho Americans who
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others are likely 90 follow any day.
According 1 General Gomez 20 would
require 1000 men Co capture nfiy Inc
nuiHgna nght.uE ua gu n las ln the
mountains Iho Insurgents In ihs neigh
bInhIIl 10 Havana are qulct, but Tar
fHm satisfied
hailr1lH merchants complain Of the
laWlcss conduct Yf the uHurrentH who
gll assert thH right 90 levy clntribu-
tlIs upon Hullr estates. j. Lur's. head
"i ID utHn Hi merchants and estate own
t-H 81 Muflaz1s. HHd that She leader
OF ihe local ,nlurranis had dcmlndU d
4 iiN fHr ine preservation ~ property
from ntiHHk Luria refused un the
rf1unl chat ho War had erief mo
h.ai uHr uH CuhInf ln force foik pos.
fgsH..u uf n drove lf cattle. which wore
tHuEhirnl and che meat distributed
among ihH m o..
smallpox ia reported epidemic Do
lt0lla iusurgcut camp. six miles from
ClyufuCsuE
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New York oct, 2l.-.A dispatch 20
the Herald from Havsus says!
All agricultural Industries are rec1v-
crlnE with unexpected rap.dlty. In most
OF tho provinces an almost average crop
~ sugar win Dee ground htXt spring.
Tho WntUr grinding must necessarily
be- light nn account ~ the lack OF ma
chinery AS well as the lmposslbillty Of
getting ground FOR cultivation.
Since oct. I orders have gone from
Havana % Boston for $500, 900 worth
Of sugar grinding machinery. Several
ether orders are now pending, A large
transfer OF properly IN Csspo street.
Just below Isabella Square. Is shr1udel
with mystery but 10 Is reported the
purchase Is Tor a New York DEPART
ment store,
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Chicago, Oct. eG.-A special % the
News from Washington says
Treasury officials are exercised over
an 0ftcnl wlniug thai has come q
them from rho ap.haTithH tn Canada
That several eases % pronounced lup.
rpfy have successfully oludod theAmar-
loan lruptvtl<a and crossed fhe line In
90 thu United States Tho officers %
the ium grlt.on BUREAU were r-ticsnt
cIu0'ruaug tAr matter bui admitted
fhry had received the oniCial warning
nom Capada AMI had taken oxtrauf-
dirary means 70 apprghend and oxpei
The lepeTa,
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ON THIS SIDE

ln Obedience " tho act - Congress Of
Miy 4. lsgA which provides that here
after al nrHt GLASS; battlcahipH and
monitors owned by che United States
shall be- named aNnr me states and NOT
be named fHr any g. place Or person.
until tho NAMES ~ the states sh.ll have
been exhausted"
This act. fht secretary declares. made
u imperative that ihe new monitors
should be uam.I after Heutca and the
department. named them Florida. Wyn-
now withdraw ono NJ these names
which lH not complimentary and nubati-
tute thereto the name ~ some p.hrr
states. which the laN could make 10
necessary 90 DO. would be- dlas0urieny
50 such other states, whereas the oriEi-
nal host1wal o. the name va, compu-
mcntafy,
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Cleveland, O., oct, 2l.-slnoe late yes
tordny afternoon furious gale has
swept over the bower lake region.
During the night the wind reached IA
velocity of nifty miles an hour, accom-
panied by hurry NJ snow. 30 far as
known the only damage 10 shipping
was 10 the yacht Cygnct which was
anchored inside the Cleveland break
water. Her anchor chains gave way
and she was dnshsd upon the beach
whore she n being pounded 20 pieces
By tho waves, No person was aboard
The yanht whom ahn wont nEhurn.
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Philadelphia, Octgi- Secretary por-
ter stated this morning that President
Mckinley viii leave FOR Washington ut
ii,l0 tonight and that there viii be "a
meeting Of the cabinet tomorrow morn
ing, Mr. Porter declined 10 say any
thing about lart nights meeting Of tho
cabinet Ia this city but IL was au-
th1ritatlvely stated that the session was
Informal and that no mention was
made % any communication from
Paris.
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oLAlA nAnroN wnlrr. M,MNLrY.
ncd Gross society l. somewhat In the Dark
Regarding Future Prospects in tuba.

He'd Gross society l. Somewhat In the Dark
Regarding Future Prospects In cuba.
New York. oct. 25.--Thc following let
icr has been sent by Mlsa clara Barton.
~ the Red Cross. 20 President McKin-
lcyi
while We have received no Official
advlccs 70 appears. according to recent
Newspaper dispatches. that In addition
% Maiauzaa. four other ports have been
declared open 90 the Introduction. free
VI duty. " supplies f1r the rcconccntra-
dos and others In cuba who are SUI
foring from lack u food ana other ne
Ccaaiiien Of life.
II % H. true that all customs re-
HtflCtuuH have been remuyUdaud relief
provisions are now frucly admitted. we
presume that the American people cx-
pect that the work ~ general relief viii
De resumed. Tho RCD Cross. h0wcvcr.
having originally entered upon the field
az The request " tho government de-
airva iu refrain from taking any stops
that VIII Interfere with The policy the
government may have decided upon
with respect 90 the continuance VI re-
lief In cuba.
~. with the cessation OF hortilltica
between the United states and Spain Il
o. now the Intention % the government
90 take charge Of the distribution In Gu
hl and complete the work OF relief. IL
would perhaps DO bcu that tho Rcd
Cross retire from the ncld. lot by re-
naming 10 might cause some sunbar-
basement ON the other hand. u u IL
desired that htr He'd Cross continue. u
Will 81 course be- necessary 20 make
adequate preparation. We would there
fore respectfully ask that We may be In
formed concerning the Wishes u the
government Ia the matter.
The Inquiry relative 10 the proposed
policy OF the government with regard
Co the distribution ~ relief Ia Cuba IL
also promoted by the doubt that has
arisen In connection with the disposition
u the cargo OF the transport Comal. II
| ln Understood that the cargo OF this
vessel was. In accordance with the cN-
pressed wish ~ the government, 10 be
| distributed by the Red Cross. while on
the arrival ~ the ship az Havana, u
tranHplryd that the Instructions given
90 her commander ala not contemplate
such q course.
IL a. believed that there atiil exists
much suffering In cuba In thosr dis
tficiH whore but liiilo n anything has
been distributed since the raising ~ the
blockade ana the opening OF the ports.
Hence, The primary object OF this mat
trt a. already lntlmatrd 20 inquiry
whether BY the plan adopted the gov
eminent now c0Urmplhtca making the
distribution OF supplies itself. or wheth-
~ n o. dcalrod that the rcd Cross shah
shall continue A. the distributing agent
OF relief In Cuba"
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=, Now York, Oct. 2l.-A dispatch TO the
herald from Washington SAYS
Secretary Long has declined 90 sub
stltute the name Of any other State Tor
tlat u Connecticut, which he recently
ognterred upon one OF the monitors
gM,hlse construction n fJyn 10 begin.
The naming Of monitor Connecticut
WIS deeply resented by the people u
mat state, who thlnk Il should grace a
hattleshlp.
IN an open lester the secretary staies
.hAI the names for monitors were given
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New York. oct 27.-Justico cohen In
the supreme court today appointed
Frederick W. Day OF Elizabeth. n. D..
and Edwin W, Sanhorn, receivers FOR
me New York Wool Warehouse Co, a
New Jersey corporation with capital
stock OF fl,oOO,Ol0, on the application
of william MaoNnught1n, u stockhold-
or The bond OF the receivers was
fixed az 10000.
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Atlanta, Ca. oct s6.-An order from
me war department hls been received
as Fort Mcpherson, ins,rurtlng that a
board meet AZ the earhcs, day prlctl-
cable and examine all contract doctors
here,
There are eight Of those physicians
az Font Mcpherson, The board win cons
blot lt one surgeon major and two cap
taluH
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London. oct gl.--At tho days racing
~ the Newmarket HluThi1n meeting
Ndny Leuu.d Dc WHthsrhid'H thrive.
ynrsoI brown sit Vatei. Won the
HluHhtnn hind.cap u. SrympurH nlly.
R1sny u'Mlore. ridden by T'li sloan.
finished second. Tho betting was Q 90 2
against tuHy O'Muure.
Tho lrviby Nursery handicap was
won by ". T.. Oy1ey'H ts0-ycir-old
chrruui vJlt. phddiuFt1n. by -. An
Frlu out " flint. MnrGanrt, the prop
rrty N Lord Durham, and ridden by
sloan. hnlshcd thlrd. Nine horses ran.
Euuec.
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pleas Of guilty. The robbery was sue.
cursfully executed. but no booty was
secured.
Aitcf throwing the safe containing a
large amount VI money from the train
the boys became frightened and ran
away without opening a. They pro-
ceeded 20 their homes IN this city and
next day James Hathaway made a con-
fession, and all were arrested
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Springfield. Ms, oct T.-Wm II.
Clarlson OF LeayrnWorlh. kas,, a dep
uty ON the train which took the negro
miners 10 Vlrden, who 10 ln the Spring
In his head gNhbts wonderful vitality.
h Was thought Monday he was dying,
but now he l. improving and recover
Ing TNpsdly.
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Walker, At'nn, oct. .7--Deputy
Marshal Morrison VIII start In the
morning 90 r1uHd up the renegade
Indians. Deputies Talman and Wlrren
IN "a day or HNo, VIII l0in la the hunt
Tor Ola Hug ana adherenta, Bug has
been seen hy many Indians % there s
~ doubt De- Is st.ll alive H1s home 10
amn.y md fmrnItnra rem0yed
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chicago. oct. gT.-chlrieo's lake
front IL battered IN spots from the In
diana state line 10 Evanston and boz
yond as the result OF the storm which
found center here during the last two
days. While no lives have been report
cd loot, the severity OF the blow-is
miles and hour AZ It's worst-was the
greatest since the gale OF 1894 when
the shore Was strcwn with wrecks and
when many sailors persisted.
The total damage ls estimated o..
lsi,5O0. The ubjeCts that suffered most
We're the lake shore promenldes and
walls, whose huge rocks and fiaga We're
battered down and tossed around like
chips 10y the waves, The Lincoln Par
board has suffered most IN this respect.
II will require $4,000 10 replace is
wrecked ways. An Indication OF the
fury ~ tsie storm Is shown by the fact
that he oiiioal clock IN the hydrogrlph-
ic office In The Masonic Temple was
stopped by the vibration OF the hig
building. The hands painted 90 0.A5 d.
IN. when the pendulum ceased 10 swing.
lieut. Wilson says AL clocks on tho
upper floors OF high office bulldlngs
were similarly affected.
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Chicago. DOT. 2G-The gale which be-
gan last night continued most Of to-
day causing immense damage % ship
ping, At 10 O'Clock tonight he Wnd
u golug 90 che south, and che huge
seas which have been ROLLING on Lake
Mlchlgan for the past tNenty'tour
hours are fast running down. The
storm brought a long list u disasters
70 the lOcal schooner nect, but there
WAS no loss OF life,
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Naw Haven. Conn. oct. 25.9Thc
slump ln ihe Yale University football
team during Che present week. has oc.
CasnnHi great ntrn among Yale men
ana thi1 alarm lH emphasized By ~
fallHrH ~ graduate cltchtri 90 raiurn
TO New Haven 90 H..st in the prepare.
tInn 20 the eleven flr ,he Important
contest 80 ihu season.
The Alumni Weekly. which appears
today una q The c.U'un MANY FOOT.
ban CrppIcf and Much Faltball ig.
uufnuUr.' says
"The whole team o. loose and dlH1r-
rtn'grd the candidates outside of those
who have been plly.nH mure or less
regularly with thc eleven are ao Tar
hrlrrd respectable form that an acCl.
dent iu three or four men would seem
like she bottom dropping OBJ.
"fu there Dr. plenty H Zine material
ana au abundance ~ thr rght Hp.rit
~ IH "a question ~ Instruction which
must Doc gwen 90 once a. Boz Elective.
Good hard coaching and plenty 10 %
rIsht away VIII save the team. THAI IL
putting things aH bright as possible"
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rrial.t. Tor uueis sam.

Washington. oct. gI.-sBmc Of tina
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