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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-16
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

\ perfect cure. Mr.. Edward +.
Broughton. 40. 10Th St. New York
City. n. Y. says this: Il have used
several bottles of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
in my family and find it a perfect cure.
! checrfuly recommend it,
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FRED. l.. MERRITT.

Washington, July 14.-The President
to-day made the following appoint
mcnts:
Justico-IIamilton Glover Ewart. Of
North Carolina, to be United States Dis
rrict Judge for the Western district of
North Carolina.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-16
FOR SALE: !!
Morehead City Property.

On Ist day of August, 1893,
at IL o'clock at the Court
House door, in the town of
Beaufort, Carteret County. |
will sell the following Real
Estate:
Lots Nos. 1, IA, IS, 10, sit
uate in Square No. 7, in the
plan of town of Morehead City,
a six-room dwelling is stu
ated on said lots. Property
is near Atlantic Hotel on plank
walk, and was summer home
of late j. A. HARRELL.
Terms: Half cash, remain
der easy payments. For fur
ther information apply to
Mrs. Rosa r. HarrsI1.
Henderson, NJ. c., Vance Co.
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JACKSON SPRINGS.
An All the Year-round
Health Resort

THE WATER Is UNSURPASSED
FOR DYSPEPSIA, KIDNEY AND
BLADDER TROUBLES, BHEUMA-
TISM, CHRONIC DIARRHOEA.
CHOLERA INFANTUM, CYSTITIS.
INDIGESTION, INSOMNIA, merry
GUS PROSTRATION, AND DEBIIJ.
TY. -. BALMY BREEZES OF
THE LONGLEAF PINE AND DEEP
SAND SECTION FOR PULMONARY
AND ASrnMATlC TROUBLES.
H. f. THOMPSON,
Proprietor,
WEST END, MOORE COUNTY, \. c.
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When Il young man Is IN love he
should press his own suit instead of en-
ploying tailor to do it for him.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-16

But few men decline a nomination for
office if they think there is any show of
being elected
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-16

Anent the Biblical Recorders attack
on Roman Catholics it WILL perhaps,
not be amss for me to state that the
angels Of mercy who have lowered about
the hospital here. ministering TO material
wants of the sick and spiritual wants
of the dying, are Catholics. 1t ~ no
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-15
ENSIGN pALMER's BRAVERY,
Why Ito RIM in Under the Spanish Bat
teries AGain,t Orders. ,-tS

Why 10 RIM In Under. the Spanish Bat
@ tories Against Orders. .t--s5
Copyright, 1898. by Associated Press.)
OFF SANTIAGO DE CUBA, wednes-
day, June s Is p. M, via KINGSTON.
Jamaica, June Q, uo:5o a. m.)-The
Yankee and the st. Louis cut the cable
at Guantanamo, sixty miles east OF
Santiago de Cuba, yesterday afternoon
and Cuba Is thus believed 10 be finally
shut off from communication with the
outer world. The Marblehead fired at
small Spanish gunboat and she re-
turned the fire, the old-fashloned forts
Joined In the engagement. the gunboat
retreated into the harbor and the fort
was silenced by the Marblehead. 1t Is
not believed the Spanish Gunboat was
struck as the range was too great. The
Marblehead andiYankee returned to the
blockade at midnight. The steam
launches which now form picket line
10 guard against a torpedo boat attack,
reported yesterday that the Spaniards
were apparently attempting to repair
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the batteries damaged by the lombard
ment OF Monday. Admiral Sampson
thereupon said he believed that half, II
not more Of the enemy's guns had been
dIsmounted.,
When asked II he did not think the
Spaniards deserted their batteries early
during the bombardment he replied:
Yes. I am sure they did. They could
not stand that terrific fire."
On Sunday night, June s, Ensign
Palmer took the New York's launch on
harbor picket duty, and another launch
was sent from the Oregon. as the launch
expected from the Massachusetts. did
not come. Ensign Palmer was obliged
to so whiting 150 yards Of the batteries.
The Spanlards, opened a heavy. fire, but
Palmer kept his position, Tegardless. OF
the shells. His orders were not to 81
nearer than n mile from shore.
Ensign Palmer. and the crew got back
safely. When Admiral Sampson heard
OF the shooting he said to Palmer: You
were ordered not to so nearer shore
than mile"
Those werefmy ORDERS" replied En-
sign Palmer, "but, sir, I was also told
TO see that no torpedo boats came out.
With only two boats Iscould not be sure
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-15
THE SMART YOUNG MAN

n =
Who Failed to sec Anything In nobson's
Heroism bnt a Craving for Not1riefy
Is Capt Miller, OF tho Msrrimar, Gives
Is Him Cool Advicr.
I copyright, 1s9S. by the Associated Press.)
(; KEY WEST, Fla, June 9.-One OF
Lieutenant Hobsons greatest admirers
and staunchest friends In the navy Is
Captain Miller, late commander OF the
$Merrimac. An incident which brought
{ to2llght Captain Nliller's devotion and
loyalty to his heroic friend occurred last
might on the porch OF the Key West
5hotel. "a small group was assembled
lin front of the hotel entrance discussing
2the published reports OF the sinking OF
athe Mcrrmac There was not single
/ raval officer in the group, although
Suuite n number were chatting and
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r. T. BOOTH CO.
Suite 20-7i. Auditorium BulldIng.s Chicago, III.
Homo Office. y East 10th St., New York.


Here is q newly imported Scotch story,
minus the "hoot-mon" dialect:
One Sunday morning the minister
arose In his pulpit and said: Brethren.
Iwish to announce that have resigned
the pastorate. and that I will not &C.
cupy this pulpit after to-day. have
several reasons for leaving you.
In the first place. you do not love
me, for you have not paid me shilling
OF my salary this year. In the second
place, you do 'notlove God for2you are
doing nothing tward extending His
kingdom on earth; God does not love
you, for there has not been a funeral
In this parish for months. You do NOT
love one another, for have married
but one, couple In the last two years.
These being the facts, I have decided
to leave this field of labor, so I have
accepted position as chaplain in the
prison at Glasgow. And now I will
preach my farewell sermon from the
text. i go to prepare place for you"
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LONDON, June 1o.-A correspondent
Of this newspaper secured an introduce
ton to Gen. Weyler the other day, and
by the use OF little diplomacy, In
which he disguised his real profession.
he had talk with Gem weyler In
which the general gave his idea Of the
campaign.
II do not think" said Gen. Weyler.
"thnt Spain is carrying out her true
policy. She is strong enough to in
wade the United States. II were in
command of the Spanish army should
divide the warsh!ps and send one fleet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-15
.AGr,eat Day.
for Wheeling.
Thousands Of Citizens |
Obtain a Bottle of
"Hyomei." ~
The New Cure for catarrh, Bron-
chitis, Asthma and Hay Fever.
Drug Stores Crowded All Day and Unable
to Meet Demand = Everybody Deeply
Interested In the First Free Test Of
this New Cure for Diseases Of
the Air Passages. gJE

II any person In this city had single doubt
as regards the total failure OF all the old meth.
cd, heretofore used In the treatment Of ca.
iarrh. bronchitis, asthma and lung troubles,
that doubt was at once diSpeiled, by visit to
any one Of the drug stores from which "Hy.
omei." the new cure. was. distributed free yes.
tcrday. ,1, irs5 't5aT 1HEs
The thousands Of bottles sent out to the
druggists did not begin to supply the, demand,
and from nine O'clock In the morning until
late In the evening appeals were received over
the telephone. by messengers and telegraph
from different stores for more Of this new germ.
icide, which cures by inhalation. A large de.
Inand had been anticipated, and some Twelve
hundred extra bottles prepared. but these
were all given away before four o'clock, and
still the cry was Tor more.
at was Indeed great day." said we'll.
known druggist. Never before in all my cx.
perience have seen SO great n demand for
any medicine. or so much enthusiasm exhibited
by the people. Still II cannot be much won.
dered ut, as this Is the first time in the history
( OF medicine that a cure for. catarh. bron.
chitis, asthma and hay fever has been given
away free. 'lfyomei,' The new Australian Dry
Air Cure, Is the only advertised remedy ever
over ,hiry.three hundred physicians having
given their testimony for this new method Of
treatment, and pronounced II the only way by
which the diseased parts Of the head, throat
and lungs can ever be reached. Not one sin.
gle person who came to my store yesterday"
he continued, .'has ever received anything more
than temporary relief from any of the old
methods OF treating catarrh, while many had
( been made deaf or lost their sense of taste and
smell by using sprays, douehes and atomixcrs."
Its a wonder there isn't more Of them al.
ficted in this way" remarked q physician pres
ent, "for II there Is any. part Of the body which
was never made for the use OF liquid medi.
eines It's the air passages. and the sooner the
people. find this out the better it will be for
them" E5 a1'5sr. F
1t Is. firmly believed by all who know the
Australian Dry Air Treatment. and there arc
many in this city who have been cured by it,
that "Hyomei' will eventually free the country
from all germ diseases such as catarrh. bron-
ehitis, pneumonia and consumption. Although
those free sample bottles arc not expected to
entirely cure chronic cases, they will show the
wonderful effect Of this new treatment In dis
eases Of the air passages and prevent any fur.
ther experimenting with the dangerous meth.
pds heretofore Tr...
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down TO join Blanco at Havana; with
the other fleet I would menace tia
coast OF the United States"
II would" continued Gen. weyhr,
sail UP Boston harbor and land my
men there. AT the same time would
threaten New York harbor. Charleston
would be easy for me, and could set.
tie Key West without difficulty. II I
had charge OF the Spanish fleet wuua
invade the United States without de-
lay. and this I will do II I am sent to
Cuba. ! have told the queen regent my
views and she IS considering them"
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Millions Giyen AWAY,

1t is certainly gratifying to the public
to know of one concern in the land who
are not afraid to be generous to the
needy and suffering. The propHetors Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds. have given
away over ten million trial bottles OF
this great medidclne; and have the sat.
isfaction Of knowing that It has abso.
lutely cured thousands of hopeless cases.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all
diseases of the Throat. Chest and Lungs
are surely cured by It. Gail on Logan
Drug Co.. and get q trial bottle free.
Regular size SOC and, 81. Every bottls
guaranteed. or price refunded. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-15
"HYOMEI" CURES BY INHALATION.

It is natures own remedy carried to all
parts Of the head. throat and lungs by. the
air you bTeathr. 1t can be taken at all times
and in any place. There Is no danger. no risk.
Your money is refunded il it fails to relieve.
"Hyomci'' Inhaler Outfit. $500 Extra Bot
ties ;"Hyorici," soc. "Hyomei", Balm, Won
derful healer. s5c. Sold by all druggists or
sent by mail on receipt Of price. For further
information regarding guarantee write to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-15

that none came out unless went rlrht
under the batteries"
The admiral. replied: You are per-
fectlv right Mr.. Palmer. That's ,hs
kind OF stuff officers are made Of"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-15

8 Toledo. Ohio and Return via B. & o.
June Is and 16 the Baltimore 6 Ohio
will sell excursion tickets to Toledo and
return at rate Of s6.25, valid for return
nassa &c until June 20 inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-15

Z ONE MINUTES not long. yet relief
Is obtained In half that time by the use
OF Ore Minute Cough Cure. 1t pre-
vents consumption and quickly cures
colds. Group, bronchitis, pneumonia, Il
grippe and all throat and lung troubles.
Charles r. Goethe, Market and Twelfth
streets: Chatham Sinclair. Forty-sIxth
and Jacob streets; A. Z. Scheehle, No.
6O7 Main street: Exley Bros. Penn and
Zane streets: Bowie & Co., Bridgeport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-15

The standard Of the Celestial Empire
lisa very queer looking affair. It rep
resents the most grotesques ofi.green
dragons on yellow ground. The latter
is suggestive not only Of the national
complexion, but also Of that OF sufferer
from .biliousness. To remove this un-
becoming tint from the complexion,
use Hostetter's' Stomach Bitters, which
will speedily regulate Sour liver, pre-
vent malaria, and remedy dyspepsia,
nervousness. rheumatism aud kidney
complaint. s.i.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-15
Blues BRAVERY.
Heiyisits the yicinlty OF Santiago
Hnrbor Alone
GETS INFORMATION
AND

OF a DEFINITE CHARACTER RE.
GARprNd cERvERAs FLEET.
4 HEj SAYS ALL THE SHIPS ARE
THERE-RIsKED BEING Exc
CUTED AS A sPY-THE SruTIIA-
TON OF THE AMERICAN DEAD
IN THE RECENT FIGHT NEAR
y GUANTANAaio CONFIRMED.
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saiss VERY BUSY TIMES CIIICKANnAUGN
While our troops
far from Idle practice
firing the complain tho noise Of
the firing cavalry horses
interesting Here tho civil war;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-20
FIELD TRIALS.
Joe Cummings Wins the All-AEed Stake ut
Newton.

Joo Cummings Wins the All-AEed Stake Mt
Newton
NEWTON. Nov. 19.-The fields were in good
condition to-day. considering the heavy down
pour OF rain all day yesterday. The weather
was clear and bright, and a stiff breeze pre-
vailed during most of the day. Birds were
found In ample numbers for purposes OF
competition. The second series OF the ALI
Aged Stake was resumed. Minnie's Girl
and Sport McAllister ran forty-one min
utes. Both were inclined to work beyond
bounds and hard to control. They lost a num-
Der OF opportunities to display ability on birds.
Their chief specially was speed. with distinct
inclination to self hunt. Joe had
pronounced superiority over Why Not. He was
Cotton Grove Dick and Pearl Il. were the last
brace of the series. Dick was commonplace.
while Pearl was frivolous. The latter made a
pointing a number neatly. Her class was not
of winners.
Six dogs were kept in the third series. Young
lingo and Pin Money ran | hour and II min
but made q good showing in finding and point
inc, though missing a number of opportunities
on bevies and single birds ridden up by horses.
The best heat between Ticks Boy and Uncle
not steady to back and at times. gave little
heed to the wishes of his handlers. Uncle
BIS work was classed as that Of a fair
shooting dog: Joe Cummings and Pearl r;
ranging and was skilful in finding.
First prize was awarded to W. NJ. Titus's set
ter Joe Cummings, second to charlottesville
Devereaux Il Edwards's setter Uncle b.. The
Subscription Stake will be run on Monday.
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The Whist Players Mt Albany.

ALBANY. Nov. 19.-The second round OF the
contest for the Albany whist trophy was not
played last night, the Albany Club FORGETTING
the match to the Albany Chess and Whist Club.
The second round for the Utica trophy re-
suited in favor Of the pairs from the East Side
Club Of Troy. the Ionic being second. The
match for open pairs last night was won by
Mann and Ball of Troy. North and South. and
Batchelder and Waldman. East and West. The
third round for the Utica trophy resulted in n
Lodge. and tho Whist Club pair Of New York,
Taylor and Henrique. The leaders at the end
Troy. The match for pairs. played this after
noon was won by Knickerbocker and Shurtz
OF Syracuse.
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Corbett the Favorite over sharkey.

There was a decided tendency on the part of
the sports yesterday TO get their money down
on the result Of the coming struggle between
Corbett and Sharkey. The sudden squirt in the
betting and interest in the affair are probably
due to the fact that good reports are coming
from. the training quarters OF each man.
Sharkey. whose quarters ARE at Bay Ridge. will
arrive in town on Tuesday morning. Tom
ORourke states that the eN-sailor will enter
the ring at ia pounds, According to Charley
White, who is Corbett's chief mentor. Jim wifi
face his rival in the neighborhoo oils pounds.
The purse Of S2O,OOO for which the men are
20 battle was Yesterday placed in the hands OF
Frank Farrell. the horseman. who has been
selected a. stakeholder, The winner will re-
Will go 10 the, loser. In the betting yesterday
Corbett ruled as fayorite AZ 100 to 10.
Tom COrbett, Jlm's brother. has arrived here
from San Francisco, Tom says he brought
with, him a commission, OF. $4,000 from his
brother Harry TO hack the former champion.
John Cons dine. brother 10 George Considine.
Sorhetts manager. reached New York yester-
$500 TO back the Californian.
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At tho visitors game on Tuesday night at the
Bnickerbocker Whist Club the top score was made
by Adams and Man. IL plus on the n and s hands;
Fisher and Thurber were second with 8. Two pairs
tied for high score Z and w-Fuller and Wainwright,
and Milbank and Rsnney. both getting = plus: Bailey
and Hobart were second with Il plus. This club has
decided TO send Baker and Foster to Albany to play
for the Utica trophy. and will Also send . team of
folr g. play for the Albany trophy.
the II seville Athletic Club, holders, beat the Jersoy
Hty Club. ohAllenuers. by the score Of i8 tricks to
Mnrd and Abbott. Jersey city-Mecabe. Bowley,
A The Womens Whist Club in Brooklyn on
WedgGstay, the top sore vas made by N ). Blood
score + and ". Mrs Wade and Mrs. MeConn.Il, n asd
Mrs. Aten and Mrs. Thompson.
might they had every table allied. Tn top score was
a ti9 eetTse1 Thompson and fogel Of the Pa.stic
Browning and Barrow were only twoeirhths OF a
trick } ehind. This makes no change in the standing
ofthe leaders, Flwell and Drnison.
III the Erie section game fr the New Jersey Assoc
citation trophy, the Passric Club defeated the Passaic
Whist Club by eight tricks. The winning team WAS!
W y. Clarke. j. W. Deans. J. II. Low, and f.. A.
IN the third match for the Metropolitan trophy.
which IL for team nf twelve women, the LAdlt -
Point club. holders, by v tricks. The rest score for
New York was made by Mrs. T. T Littcll and Mrs, l..
by Mrs. II. il. Newman aud Mrs. C. II watson, Tia
New York Ladies' Club now hold both the Faber and
Metropolitan trophies.
played AZ the rooms of the Brooklyn Whist Club on
Thursday night, The C~irleton Club tam. Baker.
team. n we, Waite, Royd and MGrath, by 8 tricks.
The Hamilton Club team, De Witt. Putnam, Church
and LegEett. bat the Irving Club team, simons,
League team had a bye. The next match will DO
played on Thursday. Dec. l.
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Now Jersey Junior Football League.

The New Jersey Junior Football League held
meeting at Kearny on Thursday night and adopted
the following schedule:
Nov, 2G-.Hustler 4. c. VS.. woodside A.C., at Jer
ney City; Parkway +. c. vs.. Harrison Rangers. n
Kearny; Cedar f.. c. vs., IriSh. American A.. C., a
Dec. 8-wcst Il d 4. Z, vs.. 1rlsh.AmoFicnn A. @, a
keatny; Hustler A. Z. We; Union A, A.; at Jersey CITY
Harrison Rangers Va; Cedar +; c; at HaTrisoni Wood
Dec. Decentralization A. G. VS.. Harrison. Rangers
NJ Newark Union a; A. W; Parkway I; o.. at KeSrny
West End A. c. w. Hoodside A. c., Mt Kcarnyi Ceda,
F.. G. w. Harrison Rangers, at Kcarny.
Dec. 1J-Hustlcr A. 9, vs., Irish American A. O.. Al
Jersey city PARKWAY +; {. ys; Cedar !; y. at Renrny
Dec: "a M,oodsido A. c. ~. Union A, at Wood
side; West End A.. {. w. Cedar +. g. at .Kcarny. .
Newark; Harrison Rangers VS.. woodside A. G.. q
Harrison; West End A. q. vs.. Hustler A. c.. a
Jan. T-woodside A. c. Va. Cedar F. c.. at woodside
west End A. O.. vs.. Harrison Rangers, at Kearny
Hustler \. c. vs.. Parkway Il. c., at Jersey City; Unior
A.. A. vs.. Irish. Amercon A. G., at Koarny.
Jan. i4-Harrison Rangers VS.. Hustler A.. c., n
Harrlson; West End A. G. Va. Parkway F. c., ~
kearnyi woodaide A. c. VS.. I~rinh.Amerlcsn A. G., al
Jan. 2I-woodsido A. C. VS.. Hustler A. c.. at wood
side Harrison Rang RS VS.. Parkway +; c., at Harrt'
Union 4. 4. vs.. Vest End A. C.. az Ktarny. ~
Jan. 2s-Irish.Aincrican A. O.. w. West End A. @.
at Newark; Union A. A. va. Hustler A. G., at kearny;
way +. c. vs.. woodside A. c., at Kenrny.
Feb. 4-Hnrrison Rangers Va. Irish American A. O..
a Ke. HaTri'S WGod PsFkwqy :. G; vs. WI Gn Ion, 4 4 A. A. a;
Woo6side' Hustler A. c. va. Cedar +. c.. at Jersey
Feb. 11-Irish.Anericnn A. O VS.. Hustler A. O.. a,
Newark; Cedar +. G. VS.. Parkway T. O.. at Kearny;
Union A. A. vs. Harrison Rangers, at Kearny.-
Feb. 1s-Union A. A. va. woodside A. c.. at Kcarny;
Cedar +. G. Vi. West End A. c.. at Kearny.
Kearny: woodsde A. c. vs.. HARRISON Rangers, at
woodsido; Hustler A.c. W.. West End A. O.. at Jer-
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more outweighed, and on a muddy field showed
strong playing strength, only to be caught on tricks
CARLISLE, Pa, Nov, Ip.-Ps nnsylvania. College OF
dettysburg was defeated here last wednesday by
Dickinson College by the score OF a. TO o. and mo-
Pennaylvanla State College.
ExErER, N. H.. Nov. io.-The Anal game OF the
season on tho Exeter campus took place this after
noon for the school championship. Nineteen hun,
dred defeated 1902 in n good game by the score OF
10 TO n.
oHIcAao, Nov. 19.-The, nlinoi. University team
proved too weak for the husky descendants NJ. 10
from Carlisle today, til ugh IL was strengthened by
players from thcC fllege OF PHI sicians and surgeons,
THREE toning weather kept away many football en-
thusiasis, and the attendance was only about 500,
The score: Carlisle. II; Illinois, u
EAsroN. Nov. 1O.-Buckncll lined up against atay.
ctso here to-day. and expected an easy victory, but
the Maroon and White team gave them n surprise,
Twenty-Five minute halves were played, The trst
clpsed without either side scoring. In the second
half Ruttcr secured the ball after BRAY had punted IL
to within twenty feet of Bicknclls 40 line, but La
fayettc lost the ball on downs n foot from tho line.
Lafayette got the pigskin again on Bucknell'a ten.
yard line, and then Chalmers was pushed over for q
touchdown. A, goal was kicked by Chalmers, and
the score stood u to o in favor of Latavotte, The
game ended without further scoring. Mcmahon of
RutgerA was umpire. and Dickson OF U. p. was
referee.