Daily inter mountain., 1899-11-08
PARD0NS ARE REFUSED
By the Governor in a Number of Cases
The British Are More Than Hold
ing Their Own in the Vicinity of
Ladysmith.


field this afternoon when the foot bail
teams from Ithaca and the local univer-
sity met on the gridron. Columbia was a
pronounced favorite at odds of to laid
on the red. The Ithacas got all the cash
and glory, as Cornell won, shutting out
Columbia by a score Of % to 0. The
weather conditions We're perfect for a
game. Fully $4,000 persons witnessed the
contest. OF these 10000 passed through
the several entrances and crowded the
stands and bleachers. The remainder
were packed like sardines on the big
viaduct and along the new road upon the
height to the westward.
''toogan's bluff and the surrounding
points of vantage overlooking the en-
closure afforded accommodations to thou
sands of deadheads. who Joined in the
cheering and college yells which were
continuously echoed and re-echoed from
the field below. The red and white Of
Cornell was more plentifully distributed
than the Columbia colors, but the crowds
seemed to be equally divided in their al
legance to the rival teams.
When Cornell scored the first touch
down and kicked u goal the Ithacan SYM
pathzers broke loose and the waving
mass of red and White flags and ribbon
extended over some forty acres of north
ern Gotham. Columbia was very much
crippled shortly after the opening of the
game by losing the services of Wright at
right guard,w ho was disqualified for
slugeing. A few minutes later Captain
Wilson was forced to retire and soon
afterWard Cornell scored, Walbridge rum
ming and lodging for forty yards through
Coumbia's S players and planting the ball
behind the line. Young kicked the goal
and Cornell had scored six points. The
remainder Of the first~half was not pro-
ductive Of any further score.
The second half was full of good plays
and hard work in which Columbia was
unfortunate. Cornell was always the
stronger and with two more touchdowns
and subsequent goals in addition to
place kick by Young, 23 points We're added
to Cornell's score At the end of the
game Columbia had failed to tally point
and the contest ended in CornelIs favor
with a tota. of 20 to 0.
Touchdowns-Walbr 4. Goals
Young, A. Place kick--Young l. Time of
halves, 25 minutes.
Helena, Nov. S.-Governor Smith yes
terday refused twelve petitions for par
don, as follows: Tom Cleary, whose true
name is Michael O'Brien, who was sem
fenced to ten years for killing Frank Dor
rlty in Helena early in 1895; Urbin Mosier,
sentenced in Park county to life, Jan 8,
1891, for murder in second degree; Daniel
McGinnis, convicted of grand larceny in
Deer Lodge county, May % 1897. and sent
up for four and a half years; Louis Null
lin. a soldier in the Twenty fifth United
states infantry, convicted of murder in
Silver Bow county, April % 1898, and
sent up for life; Edward Kennedy, sent
fn,. tn,n ,,aona. 80, ,., -nel eii o. 1870
se',, ao,,,,iatsa ior s aasau1' 1ustaVe MS
.,n', ,sto'ee ,,,t. " Saa,iu a ne .arcehy IN cas-
ta,' 9ep,. 80 leyo ana sentenced
~. I'VE years, 'oian II. Jones, Fergus
,oui''s' May 49, 1871, murder in second
oegfee, ten years; Frank Rodgers, Lewis
anu olarke' ROBBERY, JAM II, 1897, six
years James stone, Lewis and Clarke
ROBBERY, Oct. 20, 1885, seventeen years;
W. >. Smith, Cascade, robbery, July a.
1891, fifteen years; Dan Tanning, Cho-
teau, assault Dec. s. 1896. ten years.
--.,.
Manila, Nov, 7.44:45 n aih-Ganaral
Wheaton,s orders u,are - T,51r,,i at ~. -
northeast of Dagupan. Ths insuruant
force there only snumbers about 800 mon
entrenched, whereas at Deeunans there
are some thousands of Insurgents and
five miles of trenches. The Mounts river
Is blochaded. General Wheaton is sup
poSeu 70 nave landed today though COM
~ !ii''iiica,loh WIN m hl' IS not expected until
.o-iiiol row. Inc weather mas been good
~ .n. 9'"' "l'u ne siioulu nave been
49, s ,iea 90 ',te IL .lel.eles Wlthout great
" heaton 90, e,nt,,a, ,t, ,,aolah 'ehefai
forn ,ra,lac ~ ~ ,,rn,,,' ,os'us VI escape
junction with Genaral T,,rtn,, o,.s @nl.is q
MacArthur will heain nc ad,.,,,e, ,'e. a
wards Tarlac to-ninbt cenaraI ~
will resume his advance tDnorroy thonnh
in the face of great difficulties rains in
that district having DESTROYED all the
bridges in the vicinity. including several