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RESULTs on OTHKR TRACKS,


CHICIuO Nov. G.--Tha Lakeside track was much
better to-day md by tom 1rrDw 10 win ba in good
shap", Tn 70 was agOod crowd out because Of Tho
pleasant N,h anh the sport was more enj ,yAblo
Only one n urte Won second choices taxing most
OF hr prTs Slmmar
Firs Rscr-SiN fnrl. ng.-Im q r H., 100 wink.
nell. 4 ,ni, wrV; u AMIl'on, ~ ~. JunesD, 10 l.
."con"s Hernon ZOO Newcom to I, third
Time. l.ln,.
s., ON n pr.- ono mile -waikcnshaw, lO7 CRalpD
ntn '. woni ,@t r ln'' hin ey, 20 60 second
Trirl Rlcr-li, aud enc .hslf fnrones tl2a eta
- III Mt. " to 2 won; OCnnnei, los tCOnlev
I'ur. .iIih.
Four IA Rs', ono mile--lo;oco. iOS Yititosl. .
- !! No.. f. allnF. % Mitch ~, II TO I, Sec n L.
Loya''c, NJ. usl 10 :, thlrd Time, 80 ~,
Firth RIO. IL fr0ues The Monk, Ipi Mason,
10 D., vO.I. A. nHnkn, lOi wi iknrl1l. y 20 =
70 ord. Bauue,srd, 100 yiitoel. t. !. third
7 mo. itl',
Nix Il i,-,r-On" and ono.richth miles George
Lee. LOW Tsiirlhl, r ?, ron' Double Dummy.
In Nj ~ ~, 10 r. s-conl' Ely, 1oI McQna lel,
10 - |, ihiri. Time 2;C.rf.
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In the play for the John p. Tildan cup on
Saturday At rho Dvker Meadow Golf Club the
were . iOllows.
Protests Against De lie Sale and Trinity
Dismissed.

The long awaited decision OF the Arbitration
Committee Of the New York Interscholastic
A. A.. appointed 10 settle the protests against
Trinity School and De La Sale Institute. wns
rendered yesterday afternoon. Both protests
were dismissed. John +. Wood OF Do La Sale
was barred from TAX ing part In intrrschol
games. unless he nles with the secretary Of the
association a statement 81 his intention to con-
tinue student at the institute. The decision
OF the.oom mi ttoa follows:
First-Your Arbitration Committee decides that
the protest Of Columbia Grammar School football
team. dated oct u, 1899, and signed by Edward
Flamm'r. MANAGER. and Harry Herche, captain,
AGAINST Trinity School football team. and Samuel
Mlbank and T. 7. Reilley. arc not sust Aimed.
srcond- According to Article II. Section !. OF the
Contribution, vour Arbitrat on Committee decides
that the rotests Of H. captains Of Trinity aud
Institute football team H. not sustained. but that
until such time a. John 7. Wood fles with tho sccre.
ary OF the association slater ent OF his intentions
TO continue his membership and attendance for the
entire school year Of 1899 1900 at the De La Sails
institute. the said John p. Wood be debArred from
playing in any contest.
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Yachting Notes.

The English yachting papers express a hope
NAV not only the Columbia but tho Defender
WIN eros" the ocean next year and race in
nft'h waters. There they would meet the
Shamrock and the new yacht that Is being
hnilt for q, j, Rose.
:, me new cutter being built for C. d. Rose at
henderson's Yard, near Glasgow, 10 approach
,hhg Ssompleton. The boat 10 different from
rnSS Shhlnroes and, II . success, will make a
'au'ea. change in yacht designing. She 10 a
M b bu.ky, bodied boat than the old challenger
nmI mas much longer oysrhangs. Those who
ave seen her think thar she will be very
her, '' 'O"'' ''"" "''' oo"'
=, m, frid OF Oct. 2s. says: In the Paris
Iac,,Mg Gazette OF last week there appeared
a. engraving o. stern view OF the yacht
,morlca 10 1851, showing the American
nnrtad' sagle underneath the tafirail. This
p"rttlcuIat sagle was removed in Portsmouth
Eagle Hotel, hyde Espian AIDE, and il still adorns
ne parapet OF that hotel"
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Frank Erns's Manager Talks.

Bob Smith. manager Of Frank Erae. does not
like the remark Of Jack DouRherty that Erne
(. afraid 10 meet Jack O'Brien. Smith made
the rounds of the uptown sporting resorts yss-
tcrday in seurch OF Dough- but failed to ind
him. He had 81 900 in cash with him 20 de-
poslt but in the absence OF Dougherty he did
rot put Il up. To reporter OF THE suS
Smith said:
The conditions which Dougherty has
mapped out, as published In THE SuN OF last
things will insist upon Ia that the Weighing
In must he At the rIngsiie, at either l33. l34
or l35 pounds and that Billy Brady s"is the
nght. O'Brirn, Dougherty says. la q 1876
p0un 'er tfthis ~ a fact, don't see why no
should not hgrse 70 my PROF osition. | vii,
post the 81 900 which | carry with me, 10 60
Tor either weight and appearance. and will
agree 10 fght on Nov %"
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IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
COLUMBIA AND CORNELL PLAY a
mo MATCH GAME TODAY

r,sv.ns Regarded ~ Equally Matched and
Even Money Prevails In tho BsttinE-
10th sides Confident, After IndulginR In
Light Practice-Big Crowd Locked fer.
The Varsity elevens Of Columbia and Cornell
.,c in fine condition for their battle at Columbia
r,cld. I55th street and Eighth avenue, this after
r,rn From every point Of view, this game
b,Is fsir to be one OF the closest and most cx-
citing u the year. No expert has figured out
,winncr yet and even money is the best price OBJ
,,in,blc on the result Coumbia's impressive
victory over Yale. and Cornells triumph over
prnccton have served to make the game Of un-
ur,al Importance II Columbia wins, Sanford,s
men will be considered close TO Harvard in the
rating although the blue and white has already
suecumbcd to the Tigora II on the other hand
Cornell carries the day the 1thacans will be entitled
a s.cond honors in the East, for they are
,,pec,ed to dispose Of tho University OF Penn
.rlysnia on Thanksgiving Day.
The Cornell eleven and substitutes under the
,,,c Of Coach Percy Haug h,on. Of last years Har-
,,,d team. arrived In town late on Sunday night
Ard vent 10 the Murray Hill Hotel Yesterday
.h,,noon the players went to Columbia Field
xh,re they INDUCED in signal practice and falling
n, the hail They appeared to have powerful
r,sh line and some very fast backs The pras-
ucev,s not secret and was Witnessed by the whole
IA ,o,,. liz. IA, x-oxl, 40,
Columbia eleven VINO din some hgh' "ork' 100
later on.
coach Sanford said that the Columbia line up
N d,y would probably be the same as that In the
y.lexeme. Longacre, however. has such badly
,IeIL.,d ,h., C.nt,. push W rip hi NAV plsy
oruiseu manu- ''a, 80 n.,,, ,..,.- :,
left guard In which case Miinams' ior"ohy VI
the University Of California, will snap the ball
-, c.,t,,d h.i,.v.. that Columbia will win
pacS '''''o'. -, 49, a.. I.,.,.,r. ,.o,,..
lie places great reliance on inc ue'cnS'o 'eeucs
cfhi,rush line and also the roun aiming ability
,IL.uh..Ls w..Ls.nd Morley He believe
" MS nan oa' ~ " 80 J,, :. vi. A.,
that Cornell VIII ne AZ uhSuCCcSslu as o'o !"
s,orping the terrific PUSHES Of Morley directed
'.,,..u,. Sanford n. G ed and coac he'd
hEa'"'' WV ""'' 49,, - "A a., a.. =
Columbia particularly LOT 'h's ko"e anu 'he wal"
Ia reported 10 be even stronger In oil departments
-, =. vi. ,,.s s,,hJu.d
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TrRp ShOotlnx.

Lose BRANCH. Nov. d.-Monmouth county sports
assembled at ElRwood Park this afternoon TO wit.
ness tho finish OF the pigeon shoot between Dr. j.
Runklc Vert OF this place. and bernard Creighton
OF A.lAntic Highlands The match was At 100 irIs
for purse OF 5000 Half az the mach Nts shot
last Wednesday, aud At the hnish Creighton had
scored 81 h lis and Vert 3D. To;day's Ia! also ro-
suited in n victory for Creighton he VIM ne out by
BIRDS. He graSsei - bir,ls aud Vert ~. The
wind was aga INST the shooters, and the birds were
an exceptionally fast lot
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The DE l., sale Institute stud .nts are taking
lively interr't II han 10 III and to-day they will opon
q tournament IN continue the entire week. Thecon.
tests will bo at singles md doubles for both tho
junior and senior classes.
Tho ManhattanNile Court crowded club
day and play was decidedly brisk. Charley Cash.
man proved tho star OF tho afternoon by defeating
g. OLeary aud NJ, eastman. The scores were!
2l-lp. 2I-Ip, 2l--2O, J. Hagen beat j. Murray,
IA 2l.-lN, - 30. bar hca, W Howard.
.t-1s, lis. 2i--iH. 7, Lyman aud ". a. oaTy
heat J. T tIlA,rlck aud J, CLARKE, .i-ln 1921,
40. r Mc0tNth aud b. Kelly beat NJ. Mccarthy
aud T, o'Rnuric. 1871, Alt, 2l-:u. T. NJ drIth
beat NJ McCauhy .I-l4 1871. 2l--S l.. Quinn
aud !, liooy beat n, Traynor and j.. OKeofe. 2ils.
q 30, al, ~ L.udy and n. R"en beat J.
DoDnelly AMI McIvor 2l-iS 1I-2i, 2i-lO.
several interesting matches were played At the
Brooklyn Court on CLUB day. p J. Corly. new.
conner, ,urnrlsrd John lvpins by defeating him in
ala, -I-ls. u, imaiay .nt ). Mmphy h.at I.
4 lt.Hn ard ?, coTly beat D. SIS nd
a7d + 60 No ! y heat W. ZONES and Jnhr Tsncrty
III -, a. g. 2l-ip Joseph Deyhn beat :.
Henri, 2l-i6 1I-lS, 2l-ih
The Ha lciu court ia fast becoming popular re-.
soFi tornp'own PLAY ers. On club dav resrlv score
OF mntchrs wer decdSd, while AS many more vera
arranged. The playing aroused mnch enthusiasm.
At EVan's Court In Jefsry Ci'y H.. club day mus.
ter cord breaker and II tpo' the entire day
and vtning to work through the card,
Robinson's Cont IN Jersey City IL gainius new
recruits daily and the club day :eunon Was gLAl.
Iod ny several exciting matches
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PRrScEroS. Nov. 6-At a meeting Of the
Princeton University golf team to-day Chester
Griswold; Jr. ~. was eleetsd CAPTAIN for the
season OF l!WO-l!Dl to succeed John Stuart,
1900. Capita IN Of this years team. A meeting
Of the Board 81 Governors OF the Princeton golf
club uns also hold to-day at which the follow
". Taylor Pyn. President: Prot. Allan Mar
guand. Vice Pr.sitent: L. 4. v Vandoren.
tho Green Committee tho following were ap-
pointed: Prof Allan Harquand. H. Dulles. J.
Stuart e. Griswold. Jr.. and J. Prentice Ksl-
G. Cuylsr were elected members Of the Board
OF Governors to succeed Prof r. Nehsr. Percy
r. Pyns and Prof. II. 7. Osborn.
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Football Notes.

Ihc Vl!age A. c. has organized football. team
t.u would he TO play games on Sundays and hol..
uNAln november with teams averaging from IL
20 i2u pounds. Address Edward f. Glascott
$50 Jackson Avenue. Long Island City.
me Port Richmond High school football team
Iity,u me dec d ny game OF the series with the
H'a eton Nigh school team on last Saturday, the
Inner Winning by score OF ~ to o, thereby cap.
rough '"''''p We ''""'o'"
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basketball Notes

Tho Elizabeth Basketball club would like 10
arrange games eth teams averaging 100 pounds
and Offering suitable guarantee. Address Edward
N Meek, Elizabeth. M.
The lightweight team OF the Second Avenue
Braurh y. NJ g, A, would liCo to arrange games with
hrat.clA.s teams averaging 100 or 1875 pounds. Ad.
dress A. Wolf, 40 and lt2 second avenue.
The Mustchcstcr County Wheelmens bAskstoau
tea m PLAYED tho Olympic of GruI npOnt At dreen-
polnt on SStnrdav ninht. tho Whcolmcn winning by
scuis OF 20 to - II the fastest game ever seen
in Greeupoint. and the home team was much diSap-
pointed in not ,oming out ahead,
The Columbia basketball team defeated the st.
Marys team OF Paterson on Saturday night by
score Of - to 2, The Columbias would like to
arrange g-mes with nrSt class teams, Offering
suitable guarantee. Address John Roach care OF
Entire Nous l.ycsnm. Paterson. n.
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Gossip Of the Ring.

II, 4. Waterbury. Elizabeth. n, 1.-The bet 10 off.
Ben Jordan OF England intends to IemAin in this
country permanently,
s. ", New York-ue was born in Halifax, Nova
Scotia, on Juiy ~. 1870,
Giu. Kcarus and Otto Sielof have been matched to
box twenty rounds Al the Greenwood A, o., on nnNt
Saturday night.
oEing to tie fact !hat 'odaS H. elseton day the
Charley McksrNGr Sii 30 Us cided At the broadway
4. O. Tomorrow night instead.
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The Next Contest for the srawanhnka
Challenge Cup.

The White Bear Yacht Club OF Minnesota has
challenged the Royal st. Lawrence Yacht Club
for the Seawahaka Challenge cup and the def
has been accepted. The Canadian yachtsmsn
are much disgustsd at the outcome Of the last
races between the Constance and the Glen
carn III, Eacn yacht had won two races and at
tho start for the third the Constance ran
aground aud tho Glsncairn sailed over the
course alone. The ScawanhAka Corinthian
yachtsmcn entered protest. but II was not
allowed Now the Canadians wish that they
did not mold tic cup, They have decided not
Ia build In ,!e,cni the trophy again. Tut will
rnce one OF this years boats. probably the
Glencalrn, against the challenger.
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Steam Yacht Otowana Homo After n Long
Cruise.

Allison V. Armour's steam yacht Otowana
got back from Europe yesterday after a cruise
OF several months In foreign waters. She left
Southampton on Oct, Il. touched at the Azores
nine days later. and completed an intorssting
Sound MIR. Armour said that while the yacht
encountered no severe gales. she had 10 face
honyy seas on the Azores and Just before
reaching tho Gull Stream.
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Baseball.

ISpIISAPoLIs Nov. at developed here tod y
that Amos Rusie who has boon tho crack pitcher Of
the National League for several years but who re.
manned idle last season by reason Of difference, he
tween him and the New York club, IL arranging 10
pitch for tho new baseball assrca ion rolt sea, on
and -" negotiations now I'M Ter way will probably
h. carried through. Rusie 10 moi IN the city but HIS
father aid tonight that negotiations had been
opened with him and the mattor wpuil doubtless
be- satisfactorily arranged. IL l. und ePs,oad that
Rule has ar orr az $4,000 salary for tho 4 st
season.
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Maher WIN Stand for No Pestpon-ment
from mccoy.

1t looks as though the match between Kid
Mccoy and Peter Maher. which Ia scheduled
for Coney Island on Nov, 30. will have 10 bs
postponed. II was said yesterday that Mccoy
IL In no condition and " II soon have TO undergo
a surgical operation. 1t ~ reported TINT 10
wants the fight nu' OF for u few weeks When
Mahsr was told about this he said:
II don't believe II Ia true. but II II Ia a fact
am sorry. ! am going to atari work. however.
tomorrow and as nv money il NJ. will go
ahead and prepare for the mill. | have not
seen Mccoy lately. but the last time we m at he
was In good hcalth, he falls TO night me on
the day scheduled | will have TO demand his
forfeit. He said WAS afraid all along. but now
thu boot il on the other leg. At prcssnt don't
see how ! cnn Agree TO a postpOnement."
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II NcwnOrI.

CI~cINNArI Nov e. numh,r Of wsll-play cd
h rs.s won at Sawp ut TODAY Nnd the bo0l lost a
so ,dyr'll The atlrr was fair and pleasant and
lie trar WAS heaNr md llmpy. Ia" SUMMARIZE:
Ftsi IA c--Orc hilc and u Iue, tn Frank Nc.
Crnntli.ra twgd lsrstrardL4to won Parak ct, 100
Landryi | to !. second, Col. Ilukc 1Ol iKni9htl.
X 70 : ihirl. III .. lihI.
second Haze Eve and half furongp-Fonedl.
lOJ, uCiilmOrhi, ~ u won. 1ro1hnlinc, ~ WED.
dcrstrandl " 10 !. "oond; Eta. loa tDupes) ? -
l.thiri Time an,
! won Bcll PUnch, 100 n osb. 2 to /, second;
Hampton, ga uprol, ~ To L. third, Time, l;t6S,
WcidCrstrahdl, even, won. pNochlc, 81 tknight).
~ !, Eec' nj NLilImsH. 100 liosnd'. TO l. thirl,
Time. ~,
Fr0l liIce-siI furlcnzs-nfcidc, l< (Gimorcl.
St0 n; Albert VAL ~ lIll7 d., To- |, second:
JuaL.G LOO tLaadryJ. u 10 1. third. Time, iilT.
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An English Jockey Killed Mt vienna.
SPECIAL Casn Ds,paieh 10 THx sus.

VIESSA. Nov. 0.-The English Jockey Rum
bold was killed here to-day A rscehorse
which he was riding fell. and the jockey was 40
badly injured that he died In two hours from
conclusion OF tho brain.
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NEwBCRGH. Nov. Joe PAtchGn and John r.
Gentry arrived Goshen last night for the winter
PIrchen Is at PlrRwRy ann anil Gentry at the
Ard Ia Farms stables,
ALBANY. Now GA license !siued by the State Rae.
Ing commission to the Meaduwbrouk SIeepleCAuss
Assoc alton was hlCd wiIh the SecIr Ary of State
TODAY. II authorizes the holding Of races on the
assOclat.uns course At Wsstbury Station, Long Isl
and to- morrow.
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BowiinR DANES Tonight +.

A. c. q. Of l.. J.. Glass A.-Nasssu whAclnen
Indian School and Orient Wheslmem. At the Elephant
CluU Alleys,
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The following esme was rolled In the Arcade head
pin tournament at Frercks's alleys last night:
Knickerbocter-Msycr. l0s Sn der. ~; veissr,
10; Geisler. ll3. La Forest, To- Total. $50
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Che Curt.
QUEENS co. JOCKEY CLUB.
AQUEDuCT. LII.
Last Day To-day, at 2::I5 P. N.

Adm sion ~ grand stand si.h0 Ladies', tl.No.
Race trains lohy" Y, 3+th ~, 1910 A. NJ. 1850 ].
i;.o. ii,op,y Nh flatbdHh az, II A; ~. i2i2e
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The three competing teams in the Hauonsl
and lost The scoIes:
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Glendsls-schpeider. 1872 schwsger. 1ah: Groel.
Ing 1875 II. Fuchs. 1872; A. Frrhs, lyl. Total, si7.
hossdale-h. 5isvers, III Mcsloh. lb< Kesder.
l7si u. ffercks lb2i LehrLaeh. INd TOM. stl.
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PpiNCEToS. Nov. 6.-The Tiger. to-day got a
weil.earued rest, and the afternoon was taken
Of first substituted and the "scrubs The
coaches gave the large squad OF substitutes a
thorough irving out. hut they plainly shovel
against the strong "scrun" that only las. week
T.ayet the Varsity To stanhs'ill, Two halves
~ hitAcn m inutes were PLAYED. Wheeler scored
In the first hall. and In ght and McClav.s
crossed The scrubs" Enc In the second half
Kelly. the promising cad from Columbia Uni
versity, had . liEament OF his ankle badly torn
IN ascrimmag" thiA afternoon. which will Put
him ont ~ tn, question 'or thisye To-mUr-
row the coachs. will start the Varsity mon
Friday afternoon.
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Observation-Disclosures. 1917: Schwager. l5g: Groel.
Ing, 1as; II Fuchs. 1iS A. Fuchs. i7s. TOTAL, shs.
htihRton.A AIRS ilS; Romple, ITO; Harloe. 1so;
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Rosedsls-A. siever., 40; Me.loh. 1a9: Ksssier
100; ID. frerCks. 17b: Lehfbach. 1915. Total. sOp
Arlington Eemple I5T. APPS. IA: HArloe, 1928;
F. hsass l7s: Meyer. ~. tai si5.
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After an honr OF secret

~" HANEN; NOV U,-AIter an hour OF secret
practice at the neli to-day, the gates were
an hour OF playing INDUCED in. The practice ns
Whoe, was rather listsss, aad the Varsity
gains were small. Oas touchdown was made
olnsr which ssemed too sure. was applied by
sun trae. oi the college team. which held for
downs . Ray T3mptins came to-day and will
va. work was with the guards. Four hundred
nudehts marched to the grounds and watched
peat the performance daily until the end OF
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CMnnrnar. Nov. e.--Tba Harvard ,var.lt,

C,MRRrpGE. Nov q, The Harvard Varsity
Al the men were seen in the college yard on
thSif way To- and from the recitation halls. and
psarel They show remarkably small effects
ol the game with Old Penn That contest how
ever. leaves the coaches far from being sntI.-
ipmbng at critical times and II IL well known
that repetitlon u such an exhibition "a Reid
n,afe after he Cad practically crossed
,P.nnsys' line would he sufficient to lose a
laie game. The ofIsidA play was also dis
conraging. and Snwin. who made so many star
nm. deserves censure for not giving Kendall
The good support that was accorded to hi m and
which made his excellent runs possible. Tho
slcsing game also needs a great deal OF devel-
Opment.
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ulnr weekly handicap OF the Sunset Park Coli
Club Yesterday over the public links at Sunset
honors NJ the day. epualling tho record for the
courye ~ 81 strokes. William A. Avis has
presented q handsome eur IN the club TO ne
played for during the month among the nom
bars ~ the organization This best cards re-
turned YaaterdaY were as folloMA:
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Kings County-Johnson. lyl: VOORHEES,, PAP; Bel
srt, ihI: Smith. 1b7. Allen. IG2. Total. S-p
nurningside-Ayres, isi: Demmler. IIp. Eich
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-12-18

best, and the results have not been in
any way SO grand that you can boast Of
them"
so far as you are concerned
Madame Vanira, have nothing to re-
pent off, said my lady.
Leones dark eyes flashed fire.
II am but one," she said, your
cruelty made two people miserable
What Of your son? Have you made him
so happy that you can come here and
boast of what you have done?"
My lady's head fell on her breast
All, no, Heaven knew her son was not
a happy man.
Leone" she said, in a low, hur-
ried voice, sit is Of my son l wish to
speak to you. 1t is for my sons sake
j am here-it is because I believe you
to be his true friend and a noble
woman that am here, Leone-it is the
first time I have called you by your
name humble myself to you-will
you listen to me?"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-12-18

An old New England farmer sat
recently at the door of the old home
stead. Seventy years ago." said he,
when I was boy and came down in
the morning the air rang with the
song of birds. On every tree there was
a chorus of songsters. The woods were
full Of game. In those days we never
heard Of paris green, with which to
drive the bugs from the potato vines
and squashes. A simple 'scarecrow'
served the purpose of keeping the
crows from the corn. For the rest,
when the fields were once planted
they grew undisturbed Now there
are next to no birds. The air is tune
less. But for every vegetable there is
a bug. The bulk of the farmers time
is spent in fighting bugs. Paris green
or sprays of deadly poisons are daily
necessity. The world seems dead to
me. The birds are gone and feel no
more at home. Boston Globe.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-12-18
4 MID LOVE
BY
BERTHA NJ. CLAY.
Continued.

Lord Chandos looked straight in his
mothers face.
"Since you ask me the question" he
replied, most decidedly do"
My lady shrunk back as though she
had received a blow.
q am ashamed of YOU" she said.
'And I, mother, have been ashamed
of my cowardice; but 1 am a coward
no longer"
care tears and prayers Of any
avail?" asked Lady Lanswell; and the
answer was:
mo"
Then my lady, driven to despair be-
tween her son and his wife, resolved
some evening to seek the principal
cause of the mischief Madame Vanira
herself.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-12-18

Master Car Builder Garfield of the
Lackawanna railroad will start to
work soon to - up 100 cars for con-
struction purpose. Of this number so
will be fixed at the Scranton shops
and the other so at Dover, N. J. The
cars are to be made use of by Super
intendent of Bridges Hixson in re-
pairs which are contemplated along
the road at various points.