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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-03
STILL CARPINC
At LANSDOWNE
a., Paper Speaks Of Him as "CI'd
:, Robes Of Dazzling Failure"
after POLITICS lNIRELAND
.,,. "NapOlcou" Is Highly
American Railway Meth
.,.H,lng Adopted III England

a
ado, Nov. s.-"clad in robes OF
.. L.Drg'' failure" Is the way one liberal
.-- -.r,esr describes the MARQUIS OF
' '...5,rr.s entrance into the foreign
La''' This. undoubtedly expresses the
o .,,,,, NJ a prcponderance Of the bF''-
.,'.. ,,i. irrespective Of party lines
80 I' .nopr those organs fcehly up
L' ,'.. m. adyisabnlty OF Lord Lans-
, a..,.. appointment there is tenden-
.r..sta him the position OF a mere
" " .t head of the foreign Office
,..u, following out every wish Of the
~.,r This the Associated Press
he mite opposed to Lord Sails
,-,r. own idea. He does not share tine
.-,l belief that IN the war office ne
5l t,5ly. In fact, the premier rs so
..,,.s5 M the reverse that ne gave
,..tfoosdowne the option Of contlnu-
H., IN his former office or taking the
. .D' tnI.t Lord salisbury was atlsh'-
90 ,bat Lord IausdOWne was Wluihs ~
.-. ' tbs foreign Office poriIJlo' ne
s'a.,.s he will make o strong Foreign
s'',.9y and had long contemplatel
~ Tgrsdovne as his successor shoulu
~ doctors refuse TO allow him 10 con-
ul ..t..r. Duties he undertook
during the past pa'Il'il.''5l'l', lrI, ~,
L0rl Salisbury closest II'elus s''',' NJ
d representative OF lhe Asso'l"'''
Prss. .,--...5
uIuU Lausduwn'. 10y ms tI'lllii's "sN
,.aI career Is most ltled "IiI "Nol',
st.ta meet diplomats ana oecI'e IHl5,
s.u-, Should Doe fall OF success lN W l'
amin De- because DE Is TOO muIh ol
Gentleman
........r,,7,,pveuTp Or WAR.
UNDhhsENl'i' nv
Thu up8,r.salretatyships In the war
.Fla and colonial office. vacant through
,hs ,.'-..',s ..,'l ,.blrb Is mo easy matter.
Nt w j hahuu, Wy ~ trij'y.j in,slv
~ s.r.laaI Nm. S. q. Richie as president
NJ Gs h15rl of trade. and Mr. George
Wyrftsm thp parliamentary secretary
,ft. pFlUe. is frequently mem
li.rsI gs tha successor Of Mir Gerald
g.tI..r ~ chief secretary for Ireland.
,bo1gb me attsrs resignation is by no
.,,Ts certain al present.
v.b ,sfareroa to Irish matters. an
,-,..,re .t.r, ls going the rounds about
.5gta Of Marlborough. whom the pa
W. ltng %. ''r' y.,tb.nt basIs mem
.5nsi as Earl Cadogans successor I,ie.'I 6 M
W, Y. . .,.l W tbIs II is said. a large
,,,erri N irish literature has been inn
800 IN pisrbaim where "a recent Wis.,
WE suogs5 a., have found the young
All. simlst hurled amid histories of
i,"'.,5
Vr Gerald Dslfaur may change the
,t'.t s.,r.,ervsbIp NJ ireland for the
t.sr4 IN t,g1. In thls occurs ID win
-..' ,t. ell f,p5nv four of the most
'r,grtsrt gt',as An IN cabinet. which
,.h. ..,, .-.,. aha liberal papqrs the
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Given by a Parade of Social Dem.
oc attic Men and Women for Dehs.

New York, Nov. 3.-One Of the most
picturesque demonstrations Of the pres
ent campaign was a Social Democratic
party parade last night In which over
5000 men and women marched prelIm-
mary TO a meeting IN Madison Square.
Men and women. marching side by side,
alternately sang the Marseilllaise and
chanted:
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JUDGE GEORGE GRAY

Accepts Appointment the Hands Of President Mckinley
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McKINLEY WILL GO HOME TO VOTE.

President to Washington Ions Enough to Cast His Ballot
In Canton
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PROMOTERS OF UNITED STATES ARMY.

Hon. Ehu Root Secretary Of War. and Lieutenant Ganera
Nelson A. Miles, U. S. A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-03

4, Ihs Prince OF Wales disr,tss,i 80 Toa
vgf5 p. ,e4 with joy by the racing
ainr., I.''s ..nl ae "a significant m-
,sr IT,, "l me feeling against Amori-
n w.. an1 trainers The Prince
h-r u1 Ie.led to the popular ella.
sf a r... ,'.. me methods ana manners
Ian a,..l'l., '. seIi-adyertls.nr Amerl.
I5.t.r AiFe undoubtedly given me
tu.-l. ..9o ah excuse far its present
sgsy -, were is little doubt that zeal.
,tss b.t w. continued American sue.
r'n n. .Ig ihau anything else 90 do
acap.r. matter There are many IN.
terir.. 700. that The campaign
,5i r,5 .ue American h0rsemen was
ns5I,'.is., ,aNen without plenty II pre-
Iportir. lnls is evidenced by the
's columns Of almost every daily
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-02

In times OF peace; In times of war
The fayorite drink is Jesse Moore.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-02

l. N.IIF W.
rolup No. q will hold a
me- '' lbIs evening. Work In
leree
I ofst Philipp was OBJ
.,i,y M S. Andrews Ca
tsrli. services
|, p,ll 4 Sons advertise
s.ro showing the merits
Mia chalnless wheel.
r,nlert. late Of New York
lad an orllco on Beretania
IN Emma and Richards.
t,o Of p'elsant address to
|fng can secure a good
tamIdng our Want col
|srIe viii be unabls 10
Republican meeting to-
/ abs5n. on Maui on bus
|sr- N Hawaii. who has
H. with coffee culture
T. ,ie Coast in the Amer
| sa.ning some money was
|aand school streets. Re-
! m return Of same. See
Ilhrr- was 40 The railway
Iay watching for delin-
|nlght be trying 20 leave
! arrived In the Kilauea
M Nine Of them are Ha-
! one a Chinaman They
sOhall
and art exhibit will be
NAH Hall, Oahu College.
at $40 p. m. The pub
y invited.
Of manufacture. ex-
and easy running quail
bays be found In the
)aley's Honolulu Cyclery.
ying tic clarionet, who
J i1ln ,he Amateur Orches-
y communicate with the
umm,s viii be furnished.
riY recently Of Pearson
hls gone 70 Hawaii TO
Won Is manager of the
pAaoehoe sugar planta-
lnl.e01,an mare and "a
'1r iso some furniture.
Ioyes md other household
b sod At Morgan's this
by Of J. H. Davies IL co.
pr IN the Mikahala last
goes 70 Kauai on bust
N''on With the McBryde
I,' and 2Oi, drawn by f..
Rooi Hal. on Thee. N.
Id have been lost.
deliver sane 70 Theo. II.
rehearsal Of the Amateur
~ be held on Thursday
al o'clock All men,
90 hand az new music
w
aoil'ions FOR the Ameri-
leTe next saturday bound
lfe taxed 20 the limit.
fooaO.lI'y of her being well
r.yll.
eng Of members If the
~ AMERICA will be held
y Room Z Of the Young
", va Association this even
All members are request.
% lad ey-members of the
~, y, VII give a camp fire
, 'sl aeAt Saturday oven.
,..le program. arranged
psors, formerly OF the
,sOnpahy will be one OF
features WV "
a. ua y. woman who has
NV. NV district Court on one
|. ". " was arrested yester.
,,ulrset with profanity
'1 !, va released on cash
|, S.. was again booked al
p' ~ has given his pow.
wv NV nla brother. G.. M
V, ,.1 \ Marsh. Ltd.
! =, IA. aim during his alb.
si W. ry Dr. p. +. Frear
!, , oa,. will take charg,
aen'al practice. .
h.. .ae Prosecution in N,
=, case have been OK
\ n .so evenings az m,
u NJ glpuiy Attorney Gen
\. ~, assistant. q. w
ss g' u.I visited the house 70
s',.na.al.d made bis murdsrou
"''y TO making n.
hv, Ilelners will bol,
ss ,. party Saturday arr an
be- ~ i'S y, 2 until 8 o'clocI
ban y s,S 1T (. rheo. Richard,
Rio, S.l kaplo'anl streets \,
al,o !, IONS pos. viii be a Nav
pm sa hawaiian curIos' re-
Sry w., ,,,'ysd, Admissio
y M s'' I, should be h ,,,rp
t,b,,,,,, H. " Williams rs'' >
la ,S,a,ence tor TART
nea vba me twenty-si
7 ys.,. ,ppeared In On
= N ny morning
Q, Tie oTsS 80; entere
,lspsSa.sIo,.a ' request Of N
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LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

Minister Young's order in regard IN
mack STANDS VIII not be pushed.
line macadam pavement has heer
completed In front OF the Central Union
Church. 0iii'"
The sailors and dock labore-, ,o
merry at luaus last night To celehro 30
the raising OF quarantine.
Two japanese were caught stealing
ruit from Chinese property on Bereta.
ma street yesterday and were arrested
NJ +. Prosser has declined the posi-
.tion OF prosecutor in the District Cont
he VIII continue his law practice ON
Kauai. ""
Mrs. G. J. Ludwigsen and two
children expect to leave On the Hone
kong Maru for six months trim 70
the States.
rs soon as funds are available tho
Minister OF the Interior will start in
with the construction of the Diamond
Head road.
FINAL receipts amounting to 81. 3OO. 20
have been filed by w. +. Allen and
Samuel Parker, executors Of the will of
John r. Parker.
Miss Helen Wilder, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. 5. G.. Wilder, gave a birthday
party to about seventy OF her little
friends on Monday afternoon.
Judge Silliman has admitted the will
of the late Eliza Jane Boardmap 10
probate and appointed George Edgar
Boardman executor without bonds.
A lawn party will be given on satur-
day afternoon next by the Missionary
Cleaners at the residence OF Mrs. Thee
Richards. An admission fee OF 25
cents will be charged.
Mr.. Kellett's report as master on the
accounts. OF j. VI. Dowsett, executor of
the estate of II. NJ. Stillman, has been
approved by Judge Silliman. The es-
tate Is valued at $100,S50.
Among the passengers on the Ciaud-
Inc yesterday for Hawaii were ID
Howard Hitchcock and family. The
artist will rusticate on the big Island
and also make some new sketches.
The guardians of Ruth and George
Richardson. minors, +. w. Macfarlane
and August Ahrens, have filed their
first account. showing receipts SIS
1888 Fl. payments s1S,912.15, balance
s21.06.
A native man so years of age, who
had lived next to the Kamehameha
Alumni Club house on Fort street since
the time when the street was a path
through taro patch, died yesterday
morning.
The report of r. ID. Kellett, j.,
master. on the first annual account of
Cecil Brown, trustee of the estate of
Godfrey Rhodes, deceased, has been ap-
proved by Judge Silliman. The value
OF the estate Is inventoried at 1888 900.
Mrs. w. NJ. Kincaid is receivlnb sub
stantial aid in connection with her re-
cent appeal for funds for the Manila
Free Library. Yesterday s25 was hand
ed her by gentleman interested in the
movement, and several promises have
been gwen of more money.
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Just the thing for swell Travelling
Suits. Only one piece OF Kind. Golf
Capes, Travelling Rugs.
The sun., 1900-07-25
LAWN TENNIS.
The Second Days Play In the Longwood
Tournament.

Boston, July 2.-With its proverbial luck.
the I.ongwood Cricket Club had another splen-
did day for the tennis tournament. For the
morning play the overshadowing feature was
the match between ". A. Larned and Frederick
B. Alexander. the Princeton crack. Larned
won easily, being pushed in but one set, the
first He took some time to timber up at the be-
ginning and Alexander was on his game. When
Larned got started, however. 1t was oil over
80 far as the Princeton player was concerned.
In the afternoon the great match between
l.. E. Ware and George L. Wrenn. Jr.. was
played. Both men played similar game. one
full OF pretty plays, without any hard smashes.
1t was question Of superior placing for three
sets and then became one largely Of endurance
and Wrenn won out. One match In the Eastern
doubles championship tournament was played
this afternoon and tho handicap tournament
was started. The scores:
singles-Ftrst Round-J g Davidson beat p N;
essmsn eslGnsr; "a. s-. % " LsTned
beat Z. b. Alexander, "a. Oil. Ga; II. l. Ever
bes! T. SilllsmS u SU s1 n.., Davidson a.
SO. "a, e-l; + Il; Carlton bra, 7. Bradley. -.
MR. D. hTIe ss.. Sss'I T: R,Se Es -
"a "a a. D sNa I'f Iainsd Beat s +. wise. 90
.- 80 s0,.is ee.s si;nsTa ErsI ss-lss-sss-;.
Horton and A. s. Pier beat r c. Staver and a. F.
Fuller. 6-2, o.. "a, o..
Handicap Preliminary Rounds. r. Ware lowe
halt is. Ss., p " Whiuemor. lseIa,eh,. Al, 40.
6-S: p p Sharples lowe half is). beat O. NJ Belcher
(seratch, ga, A-6. 90: j. s. Seabufy (serstch).
beat n. H. Hacket love 30). by default
First Round-J. p. Paret low. 3o) beat B. =.
Merrill tscratch). o., il-e: ". Chsce half lol.
beat =. W. Chandler half isl. s-l0. o-S. 49, 3.
81 L. T. Wallis half ! 81, beat J. ". Spring n1l.
s-S SIS CO: 4. W. Fuller lowe laD. bat W
l5J, beat r. c. Sesver lowe l5). o., 80 80:
c. b. Wilbur thalf 49, beat William Atkinson ,le,.
6-i "a: Julian Goldman lowe half 81, beatJ n.
Williams. Jr. (haN i5l, Ga. o.: 8. p. Ware lowe
half 49,, beatL c. Kendall lowe half isI, By default
The sun., 1900-07-25
Death Of Another Old Athlete.

The funeral services over the remains Of Will
liam T. Skillman. an old-time athlete. who died Of
tube culosis last Saturday. took place at his late
res dence. % Virginia avenue. Jersey City, last
night. lie was Twin brother Of p. d. Skillman
winner Of the Hve-mile American championship
OF 1885 The brothers were among the most
popular OF the athletes OF that decade. vii!
was very successful in handicap competitions.
ana ana ms ilken'ss 10 the ,,n more speedy brother
Though not by any means specialist In
long distance running, Will was one OF the
cleverest men Of his day In nego iating
Harriers team that won the first American
team cross-country championship in 1887 He
wa also a good wrestler and defeated many
vell-knovn men In featherw rweight competitions
op the mat Will Skilman was taken Ill about
two years ago, long ter he retired from the
path, hut had apparently recovered when he
contracted cold two weeks ago that ended in
his death
The sun., 1900-07-25
HAvERFoRD COLLEGE.
English Cricketers Asked to Play Here on La
Dor Day.

The Executive Committee Of the Metropolitan
District Cricket League held a meeting yester-
day to take under consideration the proposed
visit OF an English team in September. n. l..
Jack son. the manager Of the eleven. wrote that
he had arranged three matches in Philadelphia
and desired TO play games In New York on Sept
8 and 4. andin Boston about Sept. Q and 7. After
q long discussion. it was agreed to invite the
Enelishmen to play game In New York, to take
p ace on Labor Day and the following Tuesday
The Livingston F. c. through X. St O.
Walker, its Secretary and Treasurer, offered
the use OF Its ground at Staten Island for the
game and to assume all financial responsibility
Tor the match 1t was proposed. however. to
arrange the business end OF the game under
different conditions from those which have
prevailed In the past, 20 that the usual deficit
would not be incurred.
The visiting team will be an unusually strong
one. IL will be composed ex xclusiyely OF country
Players who have graduated from or are at
present in attendance at either Oxford or Cam
bride universities. 1t will include r. r. Foster
the present captain OF Oxford. who this year Is
headed In the English hrst-claSs batting aver
nRes only by Prince Raniitsinhjl. and who has
broken all sorts Of records. After their last
game in Philadelphia the Englishmen expect to
go 10 Canada. where they will play association
football against the crack teams there. They
also hope to play n game Of the "dribbling
code " in New York before going home.
The sun., 1900-07-25
Baseball Notes.

MONTREAL. July eI.-Jsmes Delehanty has Joined
Montreal, playing left neld today
The Brooklyn +. c, has Aug, IS and Labor Day
A. NJ and p n. open for strong out ottown clubs
Offering q suitable guarantee, Address f. c.
Winnett 374 Broadway. Brooklyn.
The Bayswater Y. c. OF Bayonne. Forty ninth
street. would like 10 arrange Sunday afternoon games
with clubs requiring no guarantee Address Warren
Roy manager, 50 Cadmus street. Bayonne n. j.
The Johnstown F. C. OF Jersey City has July 20
open, and would like 10 hear from semi professional
clubs The Johnstowns will pay suitable GuaTan-
zee. Address T. !. Langdon. sc Kearney avenue.
Jersey City. n. j.
The Mercury A. C. OF Harlem challenges the Crown
A. C., WyanOke A. G., Priscillas and Wyanoke !. G.
for a Sunday morning game. The Mercurys have
all Sunday mornings open for nrstclass teams Ad-
dress c, J. Hughes 1853 West l32d street
Tho strong semi. professional LoyolA A. A. has
July 20 open and will nll the same with any good
club offering satistac ctOry inducements: Hobokens.
Jerseya and West New York + c. preferred. Ad-
dreAs r. r. Mcmahon. l73 East Eighty NTH street
Two games will be played at the Orange Oval on
next Saturday for one admission. The hrst called
at clock. will be between the Y. NJ. C. a. Juniors
Of orange and the Calvary Church Choir Of summit
A. 34a clock the second game In the series will be
played between the Orange Athletics and the New
York A. C.. and. Judging from the previous game.
an Interesting contest should result
The sun., 1900-07-25
Interna tionai Lawn Tennis Tourney Will He
Held at Longwood.

The questic has been decided as TO where the
int erna tional lawn tennis tournament is TO be
held. The place Is the grounds OF the Long
wood Cricket Club Boston. The play will be-
gin on Wednesday. Aug. 8, and continue on the
Thursday and Friday following. The names Of
the English team have also been made known.
It Is made up Of W. Gore. the winner OF the
All-England tournament: H. r. Barrett. who
beat Clarence Hobart In Sensational match.
and X. Black The Britons will sail for this
country on July IS on the Campania
The decision that gives to the Longwood
club the honor Of having the international
matches is in the nature Of surprise. The
committee, composed of President James
DWIGHT Secretary Palmer T.. Pre-brey: Ollie
Campbell. W, A. Larned and Richard stevens.
was In favor Of holding the contests on the
courts OF the Meadow Club at Southampton,
1, l.. az soon as 4 was known that tho English
men would not arrive here on schedule iime 10
play on the courts Of the ST George oIicKet
Whitman. Davi. and Ward, offered decided OBJ
Jecto1s 10 the Meadow Club. Davis especially
was against the Long I.land courts. He said
last season whom he played there. He CON-
planned that hs lelt so trowsy at Southampton
that he was unable TO play with any, spirit; and
with such handicap Il would b, Ike giyi lg
the Interna at onal Challenge Cup TO the British
cracks Whitman and Ward both felt the same
about the matter and as the st. George cate
had been cancelled the choice Iell to Long
The Meadow club will hold an Invitation
Tournament on Aug g. which will really be
revival OF the old-t'me Long Island champlon-
ships Every crack tennis PLAYER IN tne country
II is also probable that the English and Amer-
can teams will put IN an appearance at SOUTH
ampton at the ihd-up OF the tournament there.
The sun., 1900-07-25

He has made many enemies BY taking advantage
OF the selling race provisions and most OF his horses
have been purchased out OF selling races The Haw.
thornc track was sloppy today, and the racing was
tame Only two fsvorites won Summary;
First Race--HAlf a mile-Peaches, 10 CRcse,, 8
Riggs, lilo (wifsonl, Q 10 2. third Time, 05i
Second Race-Six furiongs.Abe FuIst, ia
(Knight, 3 TO /, won Lucille BIamble, 8i Ram
SOM. is to !, second High Hoe. 100 tBassengeD.
10 TO- third Time. l:l8&
Third Rsce-one mile and an eighth-Bangle.
70 z second; Henry c.. 100 Rose). &c to l. third
r'Ps F.;,iss sos k.esr,vs turlonrs-p.ns.rlln. ,o7
(Burnsj, II 70 s, won: Hurry, 90 IT, Walsh, 8 to 1,
second: Sarner. li6 (Ruip. 10 70 I. third Time.
1905.
Fifth Race-one mile and a sixteenth Nor
ford, i04 (McDeImotp, Q 70 o, won; Limerick. i0<
!Burns': even, second second Enghur''' io4 tBassenser.
Sixth Race--Ono mile--LAdy Meddlesome, ioa
(KnighO, 10 /, won; Prestar l0i lRansom Is 70 |,
Time, l:47 L.
The sun., 1900-07-25
Five Limited Round Bouts at the Hercules A. G.

Five bouts of ten rounds each made up the card
at the Hercules A. {. on Monday night instead
OF go" between Bob Armstrong and
Denver" I'd Martin as originally scheduled
The opening bout brought together
Willie Bruins of Greenpoint and Eoe,,.. oowd
OF Brooklyn al iO5 pounds. 1t went the full
limit and the outcome was draw. Pete BurSe
and Johnny Sheehan. both of Brooklyn.
came next The weight was l3O pounds.
For the first five rounds the men dt
so, much hugging hat the crowd
yelled TO take 'em Of " in the sixth the men
began 10 fight and AZ the end OF the eighth
round Sheehau was IN such b I'd way that tho
referee stopped matters and gave the decision
to Burke.
NJ ke Craven. white and Kid Smith colored
Of Brooklyn were the rivals in the next en-
counter at 40 pounds In the fourth round
Craven's seconds threw up the sponge. The
fourth bout was between Jack Sloane and
Johnny Hinc4. two Brooklyn men, The
weight was l,0 rounds. Hines by
hitting Sloane wickedlv IN The stomach had
his opponent quite crogcy, and IN the
. gh,h round put SIonr" to the board
Hines wa- all over oinc m the ninth
and tenth round and hld no trouble
In securing the rcfc' ee.- decision. The
w!nd-up was between William McDonouch aud
Joe Parker two feahorweishls og Brooklyn.
The weight was lis pounds, McDoneugh
knocked Parker outin the thId rou-p
The sun., 1900-07-25
CHICAG0S HIT THE BALL.
DrFEAr THE CHAMPION BRo0KLYNS
IN A LON0 GAME.

v.,t. C.pture q Pitchers' Battle From
~. -rhiln deiphia Outplays Cin-
.,n,.u and tho Bostons Again subdue
e.. Louis In q Ten.innins Contest.
The Brooklyns were beaten by the Chic"sos
r..tsrdsy and had their lead reduced TO IS
no,nts, as the Philadelphias outplayed the
rincinnatis. The New Yorks won from the
p,,,sburgs In pitchers battle and the latter
d,onned to fourth place. Boston again took
an e,,ra inning contest from tho luckless st
roni. team and Is within one point OF the Reds
The results:
Chicago, Q; Brooklyn, 7.
New York. 2; Pitsburs. I.
philadelphia, 5: Cincinnati. l,
Boston. IL: St Louis, II.
The sun., 1900-07-25
CRICKET.
Haverford Making . Good stand Against an
Oxford Team.
Special Cabi. Despatch TO THE SUN

Special cable Despatch 10 THE SUN
LITcHFIELp. England. July 24.-The residence
OF W. +. Harrison. an old Etonan and oxford
graduate. presented a gay scene to-day for the
Haverford College crioketers we're his guests at
Aldershaw, and b. j. T. Bosanquet brought
down an eleven Of Oxford University to give
the Americans a game. Tn, match is to last
two days. and. judging by the opening play,
the contest promises to have a close and eXcit-
ing finish.
oxford won the toss for choice OF innings. and
It was expected that they would make long
stand. The Haverford bowlers woke up to the
occasion, however and the inning realized to-
tal OF only ia W. W. jus ice display d rare form
with the ball. and captured five wiokets at a
small cost while he was well backed up by W. s.
Hlnchman and r. II. Patton. With the excep-
ton OF Tomlnson and A. F. ilons, not one
OF the Oxonans gave much trouble. c. j. Allen
made the top score for Haverford with a good
inning of 81, while :. ". Miffiin and ". S
Hinchman also got into doubles. The total OF
the visitors was within thirteen runs OF oxford
The Oxfords went in for a second inning, and
when stumps were drawn for the day two
wickets were down for 7s. The game will be
resumed tomorrow morning. The score fol-
lows.
The sun., 1900-07-25
2.23 class, pacing; purse. $500:
fries Manager Expected Back from Europe
To-day.

Billy Brady. who Is passenger on the Maies-
tic. Is expected to arrive In this city this morn
ing from Europe. Brady has been away for
some time and hiS presence here will clear up
tho uncertainty which exists regarding cham
pion Jim Jefrries' future plans. The latter re-
turned here from Atlantic City yesterday after
noon Jeff has been at the seashore for two
%eeAs ahn ~ the UP ma "a eVaeny hnrlv aSdesa WIN
feels splendid. In a talk with reporter OF THE
Sun Jeffries said,
From present Indications think will be
this is the case II means that will be ready 10
fight before III, hrst Of next Sentember
Jeffries Is also inclined to think that he will
soon be able to DISCARD the steel br Ace and har-
ness, which no has worn over his left arm. inside
OF one week. -.,