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Yale Team Disqualified.

NEW YORK Jan. 1.-THE registration
committee of the A. A U. to-day declared
the Yale basel al team disqualified. On Sat
friday night last the Yale team played a
rate Company, of Yonkers, which company
was disqualified some time ago by the A.
A. Il
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Brought Back $500. 900.

VICTORIA, r. c., Jan. 1.-THE steamer
Corona, from Juneau and Skaguay, arrived
tonight. Among the passengers were
eighteen men and a woman from Dawson
olty They have in their possession dust,
nuggets and drafts valued at over $780, 0V0.
1t IS the richest party vet returned.
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LONDON, Jan. IA special dispatch
from Rome says there was a severe earth
quake shock to-day at Argenta. eighteen
miles southeast of Ferrara. A church and
several buildings were wrecked and several
persons injured
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LONDON, Jan. ia special dispatch
from Cairo says party of friendly natives
has captured the Dervish post of Sarfisch,
taking ten prisoners and obtaining possess
sion of quantities of supplies.
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Priest killed and others Injured.

CORFU, Island of Corfu, Greece, Jan. II.
AT the Catholic Church this evening dur
ing VesperS young man attacked the
priests One, Father Ernest Laitoux was
killed; another was mortally wounded and
two others We're injured.
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Great Colony Excursion 10 Fftzger.
MD. Gn.-

Tuesday, Jan lS via the Pennsylvania
Short-llne. Trains leave Indianapolis 1880 q.
m. S:l5 a. m. and 4:05 p. m. Arrive Fitz-
gerald 6:55 p. m. Wednesday. Jan IL. Round
trip. S25.S0 Cne-Way fare. Sl6,55.
w. w. RICHARDSON, ID. p. A.
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viii be received with all the usual courte-
Sizes being entertained officially, If it pleases
him, as have been other visitors of equal
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St. Paul Gets Geier ana shugart.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 17.-Manager Geo.
Stallings, of the Philadelphia baseball
team. to-day Harmed" out Geier and Shu-
CART to St Paul and Miller to the Montreal
Club. Hulen and Mertes We're disposed of
to Columbus
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Don't run any risks about health Avoid
coughs. colds, fevers. pneumonia. and all
other similar ailments by keeping your blood
rich and pure with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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Hoods Pills are purely vegetable and do
not purge. pain or grippe. All druggists
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sc q / 3 8 G 4 :.

ter mar Is graf Oietri9 BON Wernises
robe, Der ibr bas gleihe S9id{al be-
reitete. 8is babin nur elm einfaher
8au, lpurbe bergrafeniib in Der Golse
persrDbert unb innen tpie auben rei=
der ausgeitattet. Sm 9erbft 1916
perni9tete Elm md9tiger 8ranb einen
groBen Sbeil bes SdloFes; Graf III
rih der nnsliidli9e" tpurbe bierbei
bura 8ranbpunben fur9tbar ause=
rthtet. Weit Graf Martin, ieinem
NadfOlser, Der bas @4loB fait gang
pieber dufbauen lieb, erlofd bas
Blantenburger @rafenbaus, unb bas
2dnbden fiel an 8raunidtpeis. 5sute
lit G9lob 8lantenburs bic Sommerz
reiiben5 bes prina Resenten BON
8raunf9peig.
Oas S4lob III i'm Snnern prG9tig
eingeridtet unb birgt rei9e Runitz
fhdbe, unter ben @emGlben bas porz
trGt Der rWetBen Grau@, elmer GrGfin
BON Srlamiinbe. Dpn ben 3innen bes
SalofTes seniebt man cine berrli9e
Jernfiebt.
Muf iteilem Wege gelangt Der Wans
berer 3ur Stabt. Blanfenburg be1ab
f4on bon 1888 bic Stabtsere9t1ame
unb mar befeitist burd cine Rins=
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Ruine MsaenHein

Huine Hsgen Hein.
fen{dludt, bic uSpbe Come, Der biz
5arre r2ubtpissfelien" unb 10 peiter.
Die rSeufelsmauer" enbet in ben la
genumpobenen r@egenitetnen" a!pis
19en Gernrobe unb 8allenltebt, Der
anbaltii9en 9ar5reiibena.
Den bepprausteiten Musflussort ber
8lantenburser @ommersdite bilbet bic
Ruine Resenftein; 295 Meter bod liez
gen ibre Srii1nn,er au. iteilem, oerz
br0delnbem Telsplaieau, oas bon a:.!
Seiten i9ier unausdnyesh aus brr
Gbene emporiteigt.
Die Sage ldbt bier fG-:n nm 4'!a
einen eblen nSaRen" baa;.n. llebs.
bic gntltebuns bes Namens rMesen'
itein" (Reibenftein au9 Neinitein) be-
itebt nod beute llnflarbeit. Mus bem
Sabre 1921 batirten bic eriten Na9z
ri9ten bon Der Burg Resenitein, ,unb
3ipanaig Sabre Ipdter nennt ii1 4ons
rab T., elm Sobn bes fdon einsanss
er.pdbnten @rafen ppppo, r@raf bon
Resenitein. Dur9 mebrere Sabrbunz
berte paren bic @egeniteiner etn als
ranbz unb febbeluitis melt unb brett
beriidttstes @ef9leat, unb man4
barter Straub tobte um ibr Jeliennef.
Mm tolIiten bon alien trieb es 9raf Mls
bredt III. bon Resenitein Q31O bis
1348), benz Sulius Wolff in ieinem
rNaubsraf" ein litterariI4es Oentz
NAL gefebt bat.
Mussanss bes ie95ebnten sabrbunz
berts erloid bas Resen1teiner Sc
fdle9t, unb bic Burg ipurbe faiierli=
DIES gigentbum. Sn fpdteren 3eitz
lduften erfubr ber Hegenitein nod
man9erlei Sdidiale. aurfiirit Grie=
brid Wtlbelm BON 8ranoenburs lieb
ibn 1910 gu elmer Geituns ausgeitalz
ten unb lests bunbertfinfa aisMann 8e>
fabung binein. Nad Der Sdla9t bet
9aftenbed go. Suli 1757) serietb bic
Geituns boriibersebenb in fran5Diiz
fden BeiiB, unb i'm Sabre burauf CAB
Griebrid Der @robe Befebl, bic @erte
Der Gelfenfefte gu fdleifen. Mus bits
Ter 3eit fammen bic ertpiiftungen,
bic Der beutise 8efu9er bes Reseniteiz
nes por ii6 iiebt.
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3 FallRe,l6nrg am Sara.

aluf oItbiftori19sm HDbtn ipeilt Der
sSrembe, tpenn er ben Dpben Der
Gtabt betritt, bic In 10 berrli4er, ss-
fdiiBtes Gage am Btrgesban9 gtbettet
'liset. yspn tpeitem f9pn sriibt bas al.
;ersaraue, ted iiber ben DGhern auf<
rcgsnb. G9lob Hlantenburg. bas
einftmals elmer ellie sleih i'm Rranse
griiner WalbberseA ipeit hinuusleuds
tete Ia bas Norlanb; ieinen Namen
Eibrt es BON benz 100 Dieter fhroff
aufteisenben rBlunfenitein1. einsm
beIlen Raltfel5en, Der es trGst. Die
Sage nennt Burg Blantenburg fhon
in friiben sSabrbunberten als ben 5ib
mGehtieer 9errf9er i'm Sahienlanbe
unb @rafen i'm 5arasau; IN bic @e-
1gbihte tritt bic Geite erft nit benz
Sabre 1121, als Raifer QOtbar ben
@rafen poppo nit berfelben belebnte.
Die alte Burg, nunmebr SiB ber@ras
fen BON 9lantenburg. fanb ibren uns
teraans in ben Rdmpfen 9einri4 bes
20tpen unb Raifer Griebri9's l.; tie
tpurb nit 1tiirmenber 9anb genommen
unb aerit0rt. 3u.i Sabrbunberte ipa'
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mauer, bic atpeiunbpierais abirme
peritdrtten. Oas dltefte 8auipert Der
Stabt 1T atpeifelsobne bus Ratbbaus,
benz Der Stempel beri9iebener Sabrz
bunberte aufsebriidt 1T. Seine Mnz
fdnse reiden Bis gu benz oben genannz
ten Sabre 5uriid; 1884 1T Der Oberz
itod aufgefiibrt, ndbrenb Der re9ts
bonn ginsang liegenbe She'll 1875 err
neuert tpurbe. ueber Der Sbiir bes
0or1aals 1T cine tpunberli9e Rlage
beraeihnet:
rOie 8auberrn baben bapon
8etommen seringen Qobn,
0enn iper btent iungen ainbxn unb
elmer gan5en @emein',
DeHelben pirb fein Dant unb 2obn
biel gu Helm.
SIM DreiBisiGbrisen Rriese trafen
f9nere Drangfale bic 6ar3Itabt.
pliinberuns Raub unb Branb tpar.n
On Der 9asesorbnuns; ba3u famen
Neit unb 9beuerung. Der @ieben=
tabrtse Rries sins basegen an Blans
tenburs fait ipurlos Doriiber. spdbrenb
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dnf
Me Rearauun 81
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ber 9os it, on Incident uad Der Contribution bes
StaateS Gbio unb ben beSI9liden 8eieBesporfhrften
bic itimmberedtgten mdber BON 2uscaraipaS gountp
SnD an ben gi1osn,n gmmeassn IN DsI sa SGT
9tabmittagS Central Stanborb 3et fb einfnben fol.
Ien nm sn ftimmen fir:
Cine gerfon fir @tuatsfefretdr fir ben etaat
Ohio
Sine .gerion fir Ri9ter oes Oberseriats Oes
StaateS ObtD.
Sine psrion far gl.rt bes Oberseriates bes etaa.'
elne gerion fir Wsil6. uuo saabrunssmittel gom
miiidr bes StaoteS Ohio.
gine psriOn tir D.itsI,ee bes statbs Der Dfentli.
~ G,ns psriom fiji areisr9ter fir ben S. sreisse.
ridtsoiftritt bss Staates Ohio, lanser 1ermiu.
eins gerion tiir 9rsis,idter fig ben 5. areisse.
sns srss fss aass s ass n' ess ms
ies Der gereinisten staaten fir ben fsbenaebnten
&onereBbiitritt 6es staotes Ohio.
Gine Ysrion fur Gommifondr fhr Iuseoratuas
! aine @erion fir Coroner fir 1nsearaDas
sins gsrlOu fur armsnbans.a .airtstor BON 1usea.
Die mabIri9ter unb mablelerfs ipnen brei mabI.
berie ouSierti9en unterfHrieben unh beineni0t mie
es bos 9eeB por9reibt nnb e,ner bisier 8ertte ion
.4 sss sssm ss ssss sr ss sona s 4 M
Elm folder it, BEN ffabtii1sn eleri ibsrssbsn perOen
baltans Sissr Mabisn nnb ben @a5iSsritsa psrtosi M
f idb ani Sin Ssiss sur grneusruns aao gsrbsne.
Ohio, ibsr bic Mbhaltune BON Moblen unb anr Der.
befierne eineB 0ejebeS meldbes ein 0siet amsnbirt
ber cine bejonoere gDablbefDros in septen 4ounties
paifirt am April 1892; gsrner anf Elm gslet siE
ss b.s asG 81 ma ss sr ss sSsssa sss Sos
DabIen .snr einernna Mr @ebeimba!tnns ber
Ginfddnterune an ben Gtinonpl6ben, nub 3uur aDi.
berruf aepiMer beftimmuu9sx. bic barin 9s.
nannt fnbs meidpeS am l8 AprI 1893 poiijrt spur6e
anD ternsr. SIN Ssies DsIts bis gtss zines etaats
loren, fir bic MbbotunQ ber gDotlen i'm Gtaott Ohio
pafiirt am 18 April 1892 teiebt Honb 50 Der Gsiete
bon Obio) sgtrner elm Geieb bettelt Gin Geiet anr
wsrbefsrnns BON Ssftionsn 3. I s, nnb 9 etass -
BanS 90 Gsite 2es Bis 2ss BET Geists Sss etaaies
Dbto
Gegeben nnttr meiner ponb in bet GberifIs pffse
IN WeD philadelphia, OHIO, an breibiQten Geptmt
Der bes Sabres unieres perm etntauien6 atlnnbert
nnb 0btunbnsun3ig, unb TN bunbtrtnnb3ueiun
sisften Sabre Der nnabbansiafeit Der Der Gtaaien.
0arins 9titins,
eberiH bon zusearapas GOuntp, pbio.
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0arins 6tFine,

eberiff bon znseara,pas gDuntp, pbio.
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3etttabelle
Sir Nbbaltuns Der
Common YltaS ST.
ridtSlibnngen
1899.
Etaat 8 bio !
Ahter Common pieas @iftrtft. I

",
Adbter Common pieas 1itrtft.
Ribter in Dem beiaeteu 0iftritt bic in 3aHesple in
glxsftugum @onntp. Obio. ON britteu Stenlta9 I'm
DttOber u. g. 1898 itatt fauo, wnroe s
anseOrbnet: 9ab Der Sag fir ben anfaus iebes
steiss 8iitritts fir bDs 1abr 1899 in oisenoer Dee
beftinrmt etn fpa:
Musfinsum Gountn. s. Sanuar 4. april 2. OF.
tober
Mor9an gountp,' Q. Sanuar. /. wta,, g. Stto=
ber.
Roble gpoutp 10. Sonuar A. april 10. Septem.
Der.
@uerniep Gpuntp. s. Sebruar 1. Waai 9. Oftp-
Belmont County, 8. Sanuar, 4. april g. Otto.
ber
9uscaraiuas euuutp, 9. Sauuar. 10. april g St=
tober
5orriiOn Gountp, Z. waars, %. wai A. 9sOpeu.
Ssfferon eDunts 9. Sanuar, g. aprit ls. Sep.
tellber.
Sober gernlin besinnt nm llbr Q. Ws.
Sc lpirb perpronet baB bic pfli6t Der gbbaltuns
Der SBungen bes Common Yleas 6erihts in ben
oerfiebenen 9eritbten oes 8trifs tpie fpet perbet
mtrb
SIN ben Counties Der eriten l1nterabtbeilurs burd5
bte Hd5ter WinnIon, Gretp uno Gbambers unb bereu
5}ahfDleer.
SIN ben Counties ber 8tpeiten rnterabtbeiluns ourd
oSh sttBttl SS' 6'puthSS'pptip ethsn 2tulgs
Jplger.
Sn ben Counties Der britten nnterobtbetluns ourd5
bic Gibter s. 9outbitt uno Sohn u. Dtansfielo nnb
oeren Hphfol9er.
Sc fpirbferner perprbuet baB Der gIerf bes Common
BleaS 6eridtS BON Wtusfinqum Gpuutp aufgeforbert
1T cine abibrift ber pbgen 0erorbnnng iber oen Sag
Ses gnangs Der @bboIting Iebes 1ern1inS Der Gibrr
gen bes eDmlnon Yleas 6eribtS IN ben perfniebenen
eounties i'm 9iftrft benz StaatssSefretdr enouenben
Sc fpirb ferner perorbnet bob Ribter s. goutbitt
NIT oer Nu0abe betrant it, bic MnsfIbrunQ ber pbiaen
gerprbnun9 3n ibertpadben, 1lnb ole Phtdten ai er
fi1fen, bic bem nit ber Cberauiitt betrauteu Gter
sufalen.
gDilIiam gbambers.
90 tlIi I'm 3. Grem,
Gilbert 8. Munfon, m,A.
3. 80. SoIlin9stDortb '''~""
SDbn U. Mous fieIb.
s. 9outbitt
gteat Ohio. laa
8uscaraipas Gpuntp ~
Sd, 8. s. Utc@ia eIerf bes Common pleas @e-
rtdies Il, Dem porasuannten gountp In befTen Der.
nabrune nod ben Seieben oon Ohio alle Nften. Sour
male unb Geeorbs bes genannten @eridtes gegeben
Fnb beid)emige hermit 6aB has Norftebenbe ene &c.
irene Mbibrt bes Originals 1T, tueldes III ne,ner
Office aafbemabrt tpirb.
MIs BeIe9 biefiir babe id5 bies
eieenbdnbig nnterf1rieben unb bas
(SiegeD GtegeI ber befagten Office betgeiiat
in Sletp philadelphia, Ohio am 27
Gftpber 1898.
8. .. Me0ia,
glert.
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3. 8. RsGiu.
Glesi.
GabrplaH ber Rem %biIabeItlis
ltbri9sbille etrabenbatu.

Die etroBenbabnpastn seben BON Usoroeus e.eeb0
abtnbs $50 non ieber ber beibsn etabte Az onsop.
aommen Gonntass, mo Der erits maaeu erk TO 4.
sebt eamitaas, unb tpsnH bfentlt@e Gonasyle -.
ben merben, ssptn bisIesten Maetx nm 10. 20 d3.
Die mngem ipmmen IN beiben Gtsnttn il 70 w,s,,,.
ten mad isoer etunbe pm llbr mDrsens 81 y AZ
MbenbS an.
epesieut Wagen ftr 0o8en, 9bsnter. Gefs1l5enSa
sr. tperben BET Der Gtunbe be5obIt.
Geuruer .ani&IuB On bt 8iss ber nan &onols
4abn In DennNcn.
g. q. M itbellsr. supt.
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Mus ber llmsebnns feien bi. herrlis
nen @paaierlpege bes n9biersartens"
ansefiibrt. bic Malbpartien nod benz
r3iesentppf" unb Der raaifer.parte"
auf benz Gutenberg. 8e1onberes Snz
tereFe bietet fiir ben fremben Bsiuder
bic sroteste Jelsreibe Der .9:ufelsz
mauer" mt benz bodragenben. eine
entaiidenbe Musfi9t setpdhrenben
r@robbater"; in fetner Tdbe Der
rSautrog", eine pilbromantii9e Gsl>
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g 8. llrierS GROCER Sfort,

peranfalen peroen uno be9innen bamit f. NDDember
dbar Ndbe bies 9batade
Md nit
M bic init hhn n limb m6aidrudR niat brdta
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gberiffs
Droklnl,,otiol,. .
Nonettb erWabl 1898.

@em6b ben 6e1eben bon Sbio iber bic abbanuna
bon gablen. lit es bic Gdbt oes sberiifs bon jebem
Sontp pur Der 3eit Der Mbbaltung elmer olseneinen
Wabl BON Der 3eit, wann folhe Wablen absebalten
tperDen iDllen. gpti5 on geben.
SemdB oieieu SeieBbeitimmnnsen protlamire idb,
Darius Peling. Sberiff BON 1uscarapas Gpnntp.
Sbio nno made befannt baB ber erite 0ieutag nah
benz eriten Mpntag, alio ber
s. NpDember 1898,
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Serntit,e fur Die sib,.,,gett
oe6 &reis8crt1tes int
5. 0eriGtsbe5irf oes
States Ohio,
u. .. 1899.

Staat Ohio 5. arets.
9eridbts Gtitriet.
Gs lit hermit anseorbnet baB bic 9erniue bes
aresgertdbtes Der peri4iebenen Counties in bieiem
bemmt iein ioaen:
JairHelh Gonmtp.
Mm 8. Sanuar uno am s. September.
&ibIann Gountp.
Mm 10. Sanuar unb am l2. September.
gDabne County.
Mm 81, Sanuar unb am CO. Septem,ber
etarf Gnnntp.
@m IA. Gebruar unb ON &C. September
QmoS Gountp.
am Z. Mdra unb am 8. CftDber
Siding Gsunts.
Nm H. Wldra unb am 10. Sftpber
Iasetnsum COUNTY.
&m II. Mpril unb om II. Oftpber
Nnrsan County.
Am 18 Npril nnb am 81. Nppember
Yerrb County.
Mm 25 Mpril unb am a. Oftpber
Nitlanh gpuntp.
Am 2. Wai unb am 8. gtonentber
Gsi4setom GsnmtA.
MM 8. Wai unb am a. Nopember
Splmes Gsnnts.
Nm l6 Wtai unb ON 81. Dftober
1ussarapas County.
Mm g. Wlai nnb am %. gsupember.
@orrsh Gsnnts.
Nm 90 Wtei unb am s. December
9elamare Gsnntp.
Mm 8. Suni unb ain r. Deaeaber.
0iee 1ernline be9innen nm l1br Dormittaas
Sphn s. Mbams
GtIas %. 9OuaIasS lOeidhter
Wartin2. Smpfer
20 September 1898.
%
Staat Dbio. 1usearaipas gpnntp. S.
SD 8. 8. Mr@iIl. Glsrf bes Rresseridbts IN nab
fhr 1nseorotpaS Gpuntp o., bei9eini9e biermit bak
oaS Wprehenae etne 8etreue Mbf1rift SeS Orn,poItS
laiteS it, ftr bic Mbbaltung ber RreSQerNtSH inohH
TN s. 0eriMtSbifrift In pbin fir baS Saiy 1890 ~
serielbe IN meiuer Office binterle9t III.
AIS Weltg bieflr babe ID bins etr
9enbdnbi9 untsrityieben unA Aa4
lSte9el) Ss0el me,ner Office DeiQsfaQt =
ZEN HhtIaoelpbia. Dbic, on ~
f SspteMber a. =. 1879
3. 3. NfGiu.
Gltsl.
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rG ( . Bnd ter.

bic Gtabt na9 Der unolIdliden
@9ladt Bel Sena cine gliinDeruns fet
tens fran3Sfider 9ruppen unter Mu<
rat ausaxhalttn bate.
sSn Der 3tpeiten 9Gffte biefes Sabrs
bunberts bliibte bic Gtabt mebr unb
mebr nuf. Sbrt prd6tige, gef9iibte
Gage, ibre milbe Gemperatur. lire
berrlihe, tpalbreihe llmgebuns lisben
iie aum aurz unb Gouneraufentbult
iDie qef9dffen erfdeinen. Gin Rran3
bon Wi[Ien unb 6otels umfhliebt beut
bas ..ynnex Der Stab, Deren 6lnbel.
Esipsrhe nnD Jnbritrie iiu.iIs gIeidem
M}d6e asbcbtn bdbtn.
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Gbritag unb Neuiabr fallen auf
Gonntaa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
"SOPHS" AND FRESHNEN FIGHT.
OF BRUTAL ENCOUNTERS-CLA PRESt-
DENT KNOCKED UNCONSCIOUS.

\ class president unconscious for twenty minutes
bloody noses black eyes and bruised hands galore
clothing torn to pieces and several hundred hats
and note books utterly destroy is the result
of the first real fight Of tho season between tho
freshmen and tho sophomorcs of Columbia Uni
vorsiv Yesterday at noon. And. Straugest Of all
the fro shmen were victorious The fault was pri-
marily that Of the yiciors for they stole the hulle
lin board of tho yanqushed and carried 1t away to
some safe place.
II there is trait above al others that soph-
onorc Possesses il is that Of vengeance and 80 IT
i. not surpriSing to know that hastily organized
"soph' elan waited outside of tho gymnasium ana
made prisoners of West. Secretary Collie. M"eks
Langs. Coxsnain Strohigh. IIollman, lovott and
Smytb a. they started for tb" lunch"on-room Nor
IS # surprising that tho uquisi'yo juniors na''
haste to tell tho mon Of 1902 that some OF thelr
members were suffering barbarous treatment III
nearby lot Tn. freshman class wa met hy tu'
"soph~" a. one hundred -nnoteenth-st. aud the
RoulatarH Just at tho time Whon most students
begin 20 feel hungry Introducfions were not needed
in order 10 be knocked down, for neither SID" was
slow I'm giving and taking Up and down the Ronl'-
ward the classes fought. bur superior number ana
experience gained victory for tho "Sophs. who
added prosilen; johnson and Roardmau to their
list Of prisoners.
An old Columbia custom makes # mandatory to'
the vlctors i'm such affairs these to wait FOR ths
van1uishedt to collect the entire hock before as',h
renewing hostill'icsf The ohs'rvanc" OF thlS ru'"
gave tho 'sophs" I nvc-minute breathing spell n'-
fore their opponents came back thoroughly rem
forced Then the sophomorcs. arm In arm "'h' 81
tho freshmen The latter had to Work nara '"'
some time before being able TO max" man-'o-ilam
,i.,,t -, :, IN and down the hcld tho concrdin2
"iassos fought neither ~id" gaining a p'rmai'h,
advantage II could b" seen thar ne II ,
-o,tr.J Ihoir attack on William T. Mitchell pi'ri-
don't or tn" sophomoroS Ho seemed to ma - IL -
easy task 10 look ont for several 81 ms "n'H'S'
ami vas stIl uuhurt when y particularly lHrE' oP,
ponont hit him blow in tho stomach MmCn'" ~, 1
Ike a log Immediately losing consciousness ~
ms only after he had been worked over for twenty
minutes that he recovered sufficiently 70 be carr'H
10 the gymnasium. where DR.. savage look '""'s X
Of him , .., ,.,ha,et,,
Tho other contestants fought un,il eMna us'.u,
Then when the question as to who had won 'tinr
M there was another fight. lasting nut for a Nv
moments The majority Of the upper 'iasS '''''
r,r.sent gave the victory 20 the freshmen
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AZ ESCAPING THIEF SHOT DEAD.

-FOUR coNsTABLEs ~ NORTH GRAFTON MASS
ROUND rr \ GANG or PosTOFFIrE ROBBERS
vro-,cster Jo.s. Nov. six thieves were sur
nrlscd in the postoffce at North Grafton AT l:3o
o.clock this morning ConstableS Amos @ and W
Gatchcu. George Allen and Louis Demars sur
roun1ed the building They were fred upon by
tho mon inside. and a general fusillade followed
rour of the thieves started to run away. and one
Of them was fatally shot Two were captured IN
side Of the bull ling and the other three escaped.
The men captured gave their names AZ Thomas
McGrath and Lawrence Day. They were manu-
cuffed and a strong guard OF citizens who mad
been attracted by the firing detained them UNI"
daylight
1t was not until after o'clock that tho nodY oI
the dead burglar was found II was lying fiat on
the back about ten rods from the pos'ofice hnild-
ing with bullet wound IN the chin. The pris-
oncrs seemed much affected when told that one o'
their companions was dead and cursed the officers
werc only firing In the air. Later they pretended
To- know little about the dead man. saving that
they had met him at the North End IN Boston
few days ago They said they did not even know
his name. although theN hdu he"'" i''' '"'''"
NicGrath and Day were taken to Westboro and
arraicred in the District Court on a charge OF
burglary They were held in the sum OF $1,000
each for appearance before the superior tour,,
When captured each Of them was found TO be
armed with a revolver and one Of them had In ms
nos, esslon Of a flask containing nitro -glycerine
roll of bills amounting about $40 was found con-
cca,ed in one OF McCraths stockings:
insnector ODay thinks that the dead man may
hn lanes Kenney who escaped from the summer
- iii IN this ely with several other prisoners.
on Nav B. 1851. and afterward arrested III
New Hampshire. where he served hVe-year term
l llDNl n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
HOOIEY'H LAVISH PAYWENTS.
FURTHER TESTIMONY BY THE BANKRr'rr roN
Don PROMOTER

FURTHER TESTIMONY BY THE BANKRr'rT 1oN-
Don PROMOTER
London. Nov The examination Of Ernest
Terah Hooley. the company promoter. in bank
rupt proceedings was resumed to-day The
court crowd-d with people. including many
women. and a number Of persons we're unable
to obtain admittancc.
During the day Hooley made number Of
curious statements. one being that he gave
Lord Churchill i3J 900 to induce the latter 10
sell estate to a Mr. Ducros But he could
not explain why he gave the money and later
he could not remember what check for 5000
was for. When shown pencil note on the
coCnterfoi reading, For introducing Lord D..
the bankrupt said il meant Lord Deerhurst
He could not. however remember the circum-
stances.
Later. Hooley said the gold communion plate
which h. presented TO st. Pauls Cathedral cost
t1,Jo4. and he added that he gave f390p0 to
charity last year. and that his living expenses
were from 10000 to f12Vn yearly.
The examination then concluded and the
case was adjourned for week