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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
VESUVIAN MADE
EXCELLENT RACE,
Captured the Doncaster Handicap
at Tanforan After Running
Around His Field.
MORE PURSES FOR HILDRETH.
Seide Won the Two-Year-Old
Event and Golden Age Ran Sec
ond-Crack Jockeys Arrive
Splendid Attendance.
REHI-RiIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
San Francisco Cal. Nov. 2i.-There was
an attendance of 5000 persons at Tanforan
to-day. and a capital card was run off.
Dwyer had great success at starting. and
there was nothing to mar the sport.
Ves,ryian. half brother of Geyser, FUR
nished the surprise of the day at Tanforan
by taking the Doncaster handicap after
running around his field.
Brutal carried the lemon -and-white colors
of Prince Ponatowski to victory in the inl-
tial event for maidens.
The handicap for 2-year-olds brought cut
Il good field in any company. Hild.eth's sta
BILE. consisting Of Golden Age and the Ie-
Gently acquired Seide. ruled favorite. but
Canmore the crack of the Jennings string.
and Joe Frey had the support. Hildreth's
duet assumed the lead at the start. and
fought 1t on. to the wire. Seide. with only
2, pounds up. finishing ahead OF Golden
AGE who was conccding his stable mate y
pounds.
Nine out of the eleven carded sported
colors in TIE Doncaster Handicap at one
mile. Euicain ard Wooster Boy o. Hill
dreths stable carried the money of the tai
ent.
Wooster Boy took the lead at the start.
followed by Formero and The Lady. There
Boy looked sure winner at the head OF
the stretch, but Fes;vian. who came from
the rear. challenged him. and drawing
away, won cleverly
The Bobby and Bell Punch were other
winners.
Nash Turner and Spencer arrived to-
day. Ed Pursers jockey, OConncr, IS due
tonight.
First race six !nriongs. maiden 2-yenr-olds-
Brutal. 40 (Weae-strand). $ to :. won; cou-tier.
1Na tBcrgen) to l. second: Illusion. liz der
roD. 3 to /. third. Time. l:l6. alissel and
George Dewey also ian.
Second race, .nfee-auarters of a mile handl-
cap-seide. % "a. Martini. to s. won: Galden
Age lg5 Domnicky. 6 to 5. second; Cannore. IL
tIounce). to !. third. Time, 1:i4.s Joe Frey.
Diderot and Barnat also ran. Seide and Colder,
Age coupled Nire:h's entry.
Third race mi.e and half. handicap. hurdles
Rio Chico. 1876 Ewens,. to 10. won: Eva Moe
wards) to !, third Time. 2:as,a Manchie also
-
Fourth race. one mile handcap-vulcain. 12p
tCoburn) to s. won: Wooster Boy. 113 Qpom'
Star Chamber. Greenock. Mortgage and Syhaiis
also ran. Vuicain and Wooster Boy Hidreth
Fifth race. one mile purse-The Bobby. 11s
Dominick, : to l. won: Antou H. tMounce). $
third Time 1:H. Iamachus. Labcrsia. 81.
Anthony. The Bufroon and Hindoo Princess also
IaI.
Sixth race mile and sixteenth. purse-Bel
Punch 10 tTedl. rsts anG). to ] won: SEA Lon
tKjley). 2 to l. third. Time. l:5oN. Socialist,
C:astake Iocochee, Topmast. Acrobat and iiori-
ncl also
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
TEXAS 30. X. G. MEDICS o.
Game at Austin Was Onc-Sided, hut
AbOuntled I'm Brilliant Plays.
RCPTBLIC SPECIAJ,

Austin. Tex, Nov. 2i.-The University OF
Texas eleven defeated the Kansas City Med
icai College team here this afternoon by a
score Of 50 TO 0. The game was most bit
teriy contested in the way OF delayed plays
so that it was quite dark before the game
was finally concluded.
At the opening of the game the Texas
boys had the north goal with 4 stiff norther
behind them blowing at the rate of about
thirty miles an hour, which helped very
materially IN giving them q score within
the first eight minutes played. The first
kickoff landed the ball within 4 few yards
OF the Visitors goal, and it was pushed
over in the subsequent plays.
The Texas team seemed to outplay the
visitors when it came 10 tackling, breaking
through lines and going around euds The
Texas teams work in these particulars was
most excellent, and they seemed to manage
the visitors at will.
There was an immense crowd in attend
ance, and the interest WIS of a most en-
thnsiastfc nature. At the end CT the first
half the score stood 10 TO 0. and the re-
manning score was pulled out during the
CT half ha <,Il,
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
eE1N E6zs A sEA Our Great FREE
Es Eu EG h u Turkey Offer.
q q HEs ga GNy FAMOUS.

lire. gave the bali to Harvard at Yale's o.
Yard line
on a fake play. sawin lost one yard. On
m TACK nsskd pay atenpSed aFGna I? Ioas pass 9 but
Stilinan grabbed :he ball in !lidair and
scored a touchdown from Yale's 2S-yard
line.
Hale kicked goal. Score: Yale. q; Har-
ward. 0.
After the next Kickoff. Yale held Har-
\Sard for downs.
.Btoomer made three yards and Sharpe
rlaie two. between Burnett and Graydon.
Hale got one more outside of GraySon.
funbled it on the twenty-iive-yard line.
tinche ttarvarc) got 1t at the twenty
threeyard line.
Stillnan CHarvard) puRted to midfeld.
ball
sowditch got through on Sharpe for a
Sharpe tried she end and Gierasch got
t,niroush ter ene ne more loss: Hale punteH 1T to
lincke ran back thirteen yards. Two Yale
men stopped and lifted him in the air.
Fincke Giarvardp was laid ou, by fierce
handling. He resumed.
Gierasch tried to AXE a long pass and
Bioomer caught the ball on fiarvard'S thir
1y-yard line. stil:nan Ealel made three
through Sargent.
Sharpe dropped back for a field goal but
missed it. and Kendall made a .ouchback.
Sullman Harvard punted to, Harvard's
ffty-yard line. Bloomer ran five yards.
Bioomer made. one yard through center.
Chadwick made five outside Laurence.
Sharpe made two more through Graydon.
Hale made two through Graydon.
Chadwick made his distance through the
same s9f,,,hsG place r.,o, ,u,.a. .-.o .,-,,. o..
nett.
Chadwick went round the right end for
four yards, but was thrown outside by Ken
dali on Harvard's 21-yard line Sharpe
hurdled the line for three yards over Cray
don. Bloomer made two yards through the
center Sharpe got the distance over Gray
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
ILLINOIS DEaF-MrTEs DEFEATED.
Played the Uhbann Team Grent
Game, Losing by Score of . to D.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jacksonville. H.. Nov 2i.-The Erbana
football team and the team OF the Illinois
State School for the Deaf played q fier rely
contested game. The visitors won by II
score of to O. The field was sea of mud.
but this did not prevent a good game. the
teams being of almost the same weight.
In the first half neither team scored In
the second half. a fake kick resulted in q
run the length of the field by Brown for n
touchdown. No goal resulted: AT the close
of the half the Deaf and Dumb School had
the bail within few yards of their op-
ponents goal. and in minute more would
have scored.
This was the first defeat for the mutes
this season. They average 40 pounds and
have BEEN coached by Wheeler of Brown
University. Though lacking the sense of
hearing. the players are in no way flandi-
capped, for their other senses are the more
acute.
Their signal service is always laundering
to their opponents, as every signal Is given
in the sign-lanauage and with a rapidity
which, comes only from years OF practice
The utter silence of the mutes has an odd
effect on. the opposing team, for at least
the first half.
The lineup:
lTrbana. Position n q n
Gray Center. .Fittkan
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
LADY sTRATHMORE WON.
TwO-Year-Old Handicap Furnfshc
ClOHc Finish Mt Newport.


Cincinnati, Nov. 24-A heavy rain poured
down all afternoon at Newport to-day ana
the track was 4 sea of mud.
The 2-year-old handicap was the feature
and resulted In one of the most exciting fin
ishes of the meeting. Lady Strathmorc won
ont In the very last stride. with Miss Au-
brey and Ethel Wheat noses apart. Sum
maries:
First race. FIVE and a half fnrlonGs, selling,
Juniper lCS o. IrviH,. to .. won: Glenwooj
IOi tMcQuadc). to ]. second: Fleche dor. 81
,Worder!y) 1 to l. third. Time, LIZ; Eese
Morris. AuGea. Little Joe and The conqueror
Second race. six furlongs. sellins-.Acushla.
1os .Wonderlyl. to :; won. Geezer. JOS lBas-
Hill. IL to /. third Time. l:2on. Momentum,
Ftssy r. Elenheim. 1slip aad Laura Leach also
Third race. one mile sslling-Peorlands. 1os o..
IRWIN. to 2 won Soudana. 100 nynch,, 20 TO
l. s.sond: Assassin lG5 tWeirJ. to 1. third.
Time 1:a1,.. Manilian. Bentley b.. Demosthe-
mes and Mace Russell also ran
s,rathmore. IL CWonderlyj. to s. Won: Miss
Aubrey. - May. TO. 2. second. Grandon. 1o2
tknisho. 5 20 q third. Time. 1:ls. Ethel
Wheat and Little henry also ran.
Fifth race. five fu.lorss, selling-Gold Lack.
iG7 a.. Irwin. 5 to :, won; The Bronze Demon.
9l,. tMeInerny). to- 2. second: Rey Salazar. I0i
IN. HID 10 to l.. third. Time. 1:osls. Loiter.
Sixth race, mile. selling-Marion Lynch.
10 Hinigbr,. to J. won: Indian. 11s3 May. i
to ]. second; Exit 1Gs (Dupee,. TO :. third.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
Results at Bennlngs.

Washington. Nov. 24-Three fa,ori;es out of
FIVE Bennings To-Day. Speedmas to-day
won her third race Of the meeting. Summaries:
First race. selling. mile and fifty yards.Chara;
wind. 10; It: Bu,hsl. to !. won Mcleod Q.
Dare. III CWalsh,. to 0 and to e. second
kitKwood. 70. DANES. :a TO l. third Time.
-, So Fctlt Maitre. Templar. My Butterfly.
Maple. Ju6ge Magee Decimal and Banroca also
secord race five ard -cne-half furlonss. for
naidens--baliantne. liz IT. Waishl. to :. won:
li,rynr ). :. -,r:.,. 6 To 1 and to ]. sscond .
Dsctyl. Ioe Eooker,. 100 to !, third Time. III
All ne. Isaac Hopper. Infalib.e. Kingbsook Coss-
vel. Anna Darling, silverplush Woolgatherer
and Schoomastsr also ran.
Third race. steeplechase. about two miles
Governor Lord. 10, II innsganl. even. won: Slaro.
1877 tsarry), Il to l and to ]. second: Bellamy.
lis tCochlan). 10 2. third. Time. 5:ea 2-5.
actie also ran.
Forth race. District special; seven frrlcnss;
leats-intrusion. lW tEurns): l TO ;. Won hrst
Two heats and race; Death i9I ,pon1eiiy, !; to to
second heat; Godfrey. 1Oi walsh. 5 to and
TO 5. second in first heat ard third in i second
heat third Time. Sd 20 and 1:la 20 Betting:
second heat-In:r,Islve. to Is; Death. % to /
and to /; Godfrey. 10 to l.
Fifth race handicap. seven furlongsmspce inie :.
IC4 (f:uY1s). to j. voE: C1rourcie. 10y 'aic' nei
to ) and TO j: secorG: Chareatns us Rysn,;
i. TO l. Third Time. l:ao SIS. OrsaG RicFard
ard Marihert also ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
CENTRAL CHAMPION OF KENTUCKY.
Defeated State College mt Lexington
Yesterday by Score of IL to ..
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Richmond. Ky. Nov. 2I.-Central Tniver-
sity defeated State College here to-day by u
score OF IL to o. The game was sharply
contested throughout and practically gives
Central University the championship of the
State.
The condition OF the grounds was bad for
the visitors. as they weighed at teast ten
pounds to the man less than the local team.
ana mad depended on their fast work to
WIN a sloppy field prevented this and the
first touchdown was made by Contra. Uni.
Tersity on line bucking, after five minutes
of play. The last was made when but thty-
ty seconds remained of the game to be
played. on an end run for ten yards. which
was rendered possible by the darkness The
goal proved an easy one making the final
score IL 10 O.
The town is wild tonight, and an enthu-
siastic band of students IS parading the
streets with full military band The
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
DO NOT UNDERSTAND POWELL.
Great Pitcher Is Not ns HOt-Headed as
Fans believe Him.

1.-The people don't understand Jack Pow
ELL said Jack O'Connor the other day.
'Wly, l have heard 1t remarked more than
once that Jack was an unwilling worker
and that II al, things did not go right for
him in 1, game. he was liable to sulk. That :
all wrong. No pitcher can see his game
thrown away by bum fielding without feel
ing more OF less resentful. but Powell is as
little affected by ordinary mispiays behind
as any one in the business. No Cne ever
saw him lose heart. and he can pitch for
my money any time.
:.There never was time when he was
not willing to pitch out OF his turn. and I
have seen him SO worked up that he could
not sit stu on the bench, he was SO anxious
hustler and good fellow. but I'll admit
that he is peculiar in his ways. But once
you understand him. Jack Powell is all
Like all good pitchers. ne takes special
pride In his stickwork, and the good shov.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
'' 7 = -

Dr. Humphreys Famous Specific "Ser-
enty-sevcn'' breaks up a Cold by restoring
the checked circulation, known by a chill
or shiver. the first sign OF cold: it starts
the blood coursing through the veins and
at once breaks up the Cold.
II you will keep n vial of IT. at hand
and take a dose when necessary, you will
never take Cold. 1t doesn't matter If the
weather changes suddenly: If you are
caught out with light apparel, without over
coat or wrap; il You get overheated and ride
in an open car, or are EXPOSED waiting for
your carriage; il you work or sew In a cold
toom- or sit in a draughty church. meeting
Mouse, opera or theater. If you carry a
Vial Of ''7'' dt fits the pocket and pocket
boolo and use it freely. you will be pro-
ts~saA and will not take Cold.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25

ing he made last season swelled him up.
We used to kid him about his hitting. but
Jack had his revenge. for every time he
landed one safe. he would remind us of ii.
Guess l mad better telegraph that one To
Uncle Nick, the official scorer may over
look it ne, would remark after he had
pasted the ball good and hard. It's only
luck. jack he would say to me, keep on
self. Guess they'n put me at the top of
the list pretty soon. Hope they won't on
your account. Jack. 1t would look bad to
at the other end OF course. ! go. back.
and We would be at II good-naturedly
throughout the game
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
Won Four Out of the Six Races at
Manchester.

London. Nov. A.-The American Jockeys
wound UP the racing season a: Manchester
to-day. winning four out of the six races.
Johnnie Reiff won the Saturday Weller
Handicap Plate. Danny Maher carried off
the Stand Plate and Lester Reiff won the
Final Plate.
Lester Reiff heads the list of winning
jockeys here. For the first time in the his
tory OF the English turf foreigner has
OUT of $40 mounts. Tod Sloan is second.
witt III out of s07 mounts: j. Reiff is third.
with Ia out of tel mounts. --
The Reiffs will return to Newmarket until
the middle OF December. when they Will go
TO the United States until the spring.
Lester Reiff is expected in London on
Monday next to see Mr.. Croker.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
MISS CAST WON ny LAP.
End of the WOmen's Six-Day Bicycle
Race at brooklyn.

New York. Nov. 2,.-Miss Marguerite Cast
of Brooklyn tonight at the Clermont Ave-
nue. Rink, in BrookIyn finished first in the
six-day bicycle race for women, one lap
separating her from Miss Lottie Brandon,
who finished second. Miss Cast covered 475
miles and laps. Miss, Brandon riding 4'5
miles and laps.
During the afternoon the wheelwomen
plodded along. Miss Brandon desperately. IN
an effort to gain on the leader. but Mi $
CAST always appeared fresh and strong
when any of her competitors tried to pass
her. and she finished with the same ad
vantage that she has held practically from
the beginning.
The scores at the finish We're: Miss Mar
guer!te Cast. 475.6: Miss Lottie Brandon.
400 Miss Jane Lindsay. 1913; Miss Marie
Davis 4f4.S; Mrs. Emma Payne. 'SS.15: Miss
May Pethnrd LIS
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
Some Day Australin iIay Send a Na-
tive Team to America.

Baseball is becoming popular in Australia,
and possibly some day Australians will be
present on the cricket field. 1t is largely
owing to the efforts of the many Americans
settled in the Antipodes that the game Is
becoming rapidly acclirIatized., Recently
began the first series of intercolon!al base
bali matches the contestants being Victoria
ard New South Wales. both OF which colo
MES possess organized baseball associations
The games Were played at Sydney ana the
homo team won two out of three.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25

few minutes during the first half. kept their
own goal line entirely out OF danger.
Straight line hucking and tackle plays iii
the work.
From beginning to end the game was a
series of line ssnashas. in which both teams
did pretty work. Illinois. though plainly
outclasscd, played hard football all the
time. and the one spectacular feature Of
made inside their own yard line. which gave
them the ball downs and STAYED off for
q time the inevta ole touchdown.
The temmS lined I'D as follows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
ANOTHER MERM0D CHALLENGE.
Doctor Smith Wants to Relieve II. &
Gricsc.licck of the Trophy.

Doctor J. W. Smith wants to have n Try
for the Mermod trophy and challenges Hen-
ry C. Griesediect: 10 4 match under the con-
ditions of the trophy.
it has been definitely settled that the
team which will represent 81. Louis in the
intercity match shoe; with Chicngo on DE
ccmber 8 will be composed of Charles Spen-
Ger, II. r. Collins, Alex Mermod, henry
Griesedieck. Dave Elliott. Charles Chase
and Doctor Clark.
Doctor Smiths challenge follows:
Sporting Editor of the Republic: hereby
challenge Mr.. Fl. C. Grieseiieck to q match
for possession OF the Alex Mermod cham
pionship trophy under the cocndit!ons gov
erning the same"
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
SOUTH SIDE ACADEMY II. CULVER o.
Chicago Eleven Made Two Touch
downs in Eirst seven Minutes.

REPURIIC SPECIAL.
Culver. Ind, Nov. c..--south Side .Acad-
crny of Chicago defeated Culver ,o-day on
a slippery field BY the score of IL to o. Both
touchdowns were made in the first seven
minutes Of play. after which the cadets set
tied down and neither side scored in the
second half.
Pizer scored the first touchdown, on an
eighty-yard run and Rockwell the second.
PiZer. Rockwell and Wolfe played the b.ss
game for South Side. Harrison was tn.
star for the cadets. though jackson and
Aiken played their usual good offensive
game. LiCe I'D:
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
MULLEN WOW ms FIRST GAME.
Defeated Biser in billiard Match
Tournament Ends This Week.

Mullen won his maiden game of the bill
lard tournament last night. when he de-
feated Biser in the Class b match. The
final matches will be played this week and
the winner of the tournament Will be de-
clded Friday night. The score:
Mullen f35l-03 100 oo1 0l0001 lo0o10
02101 90 100 Q 20 1900 90 . o 0 / y
10000 0O00Oi O100oo10 003 100
. l-35.
High run. 3; average. iJ.
Riser ts5,-0 0 2 oil 900 81 1OoOo2OaO
OO2O1G0OO 90 / 02l o OIL 100 00l2
o2o 100000 0OC10003 31G9 30 oo1l00
o ga.
High run. 3: average. ~.
Monday nights game will be between
Roeckeler and Rjebinger. both playing
thirty five points.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
Ignored In Grand others Will. A
though sisters Are Remembered.

Rushville. Ind. Nov. 24.-The will of the
late Mrs. Anne Campbell. formerly of In
dianapolv grandmother of kid Mccoy.
the pugilist. was probated in this city to-
day. She failed to mention Mccoy. but be-
uLeathed the bulk Of her estate. &.mounting
to several thousand dollars. to his four sis-
ters: Mrs Jennie Thomas of Colorado. IfteS
Georgia a. Selby of Chicago. and the Miss,G
Mabel and Grace Z. Seiby of New York. d
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
MRS. McGovERN AN ACTRESS.
Played n SOubrcttc Role and Scored
n Decided Success.

Chicago. Nov. 2i.-Mrs. Terry ,McGovern.
the wife of the pugilist. made her formal
debut as an actress on the stare of the
Criterion Theater tonight. She appeared
in the same play in which her husband en-
acts the role of a heroic boy of the stee:s.
Mrs. Mc1evern scored a decisive success.
She assumed the souhrette role Of the play
and will continue 10 enact 1t during the
remainder of the season.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
Negro Football Teams to PIny

Members Of the Fisk University of Nashville.
Tenn. and OF the Lincoln institute Of jefferson
City will be in St. Isonis in force on Thanks
giving Day to see their football elevens battle
FOR the Championship of the South. The two
Institutions are for necroes and d. the football
at Handlans Park next Thursday. The game
Will be called at p. IN.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25

The South Broadway Athletic Club will give its
next stag party Sunday afternoon. December ..
~, he following boxing matches Of tour rounds will
be given: Kohl VS.. Haupt, kempf vs. Mohr
Webb rs. Rothwcll. Cornwall, vs.. HeEget. George
larry, better known as the Arkansas KID" will
box SIX rounds with .'Cotton'' Gieteis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
JARRETT BACK IN THE GAME.
VIII Play for the Cycling Club
AEninst the COIIcwe Team To-u.Y

Dick Jarrett VIII be at center forward
for the Cycling Club in the game against the
college eleven at the Christian Brothers
College campus this afternoon. AS the two
teams are acknowledged to be the best In
the big league this year. the battle between
them should be warm from start to finish
The Globes and Shamrocks will come to-
ge;her in the second game. The line-ups
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
State College
Haskell Indians 16. Cincinnati o.

Cincinnati. Nov. 2i.-The football game be-
tween the Haskell Indians of Lawrence, Kas.,
and the University Of Cincinnati was played in
a. a drenchns rain and was too one-sided for any
brilliant playing. The Indians defeated CIncn-
natl I6 to Q. without their best efforts.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25

Steve Nirgio OF the Buffalo Island Fishing
erat psssenser ana ,set - , La a ,s zen
b Belt 70 the effect that the SHOOTING aud fishing
at hertiS on the St. Francois River was never
better. a. L: Plat and c. R. p. Eberle of this
city caught 800 bass in five days there recently.
Nhiie Doctor sta:kor killed IA ducks in four
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25


Quincy. III. Ncr. ai.-T'he Kirksvlie fNo
Medical College team defeated Tho Gem city Col.
ItEe eleven AT Baldwin Park here to-day by a
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
ROYAL YACHT FOR A TRIAL BOAT.
kaiser Consents to It's Use With Lip
tons Shamrock IL.

Glasgow Nov. 24.--It Is announced her,
that Emperor William of Germany has con
sented that tie yacht which George l.. Wat
son is building fer him be used as a tria
boat with Sir Thomas Lipton's Sham.
rock III
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
Drury College 20, Rogers Academy o.

Springfield No., Nov. 2+-Jhe Drurv College
football team to-day defeated the Rogers Aril.)
Academy eleven by score Of ~ to o. The col
lese boys not in danger at any stage Of
the game. N -
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25

Shooting md EfshtnS.

A. G. Hermann OF the .entral Rowing Club
has o-;;anze6 an oafsnlan's Cooked Hat Lea cuc.
A meeting vii! be called next Friday TO arrange
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
WISCONSIN %. ILLINOIS o.
Latter OUtclasscd, but Made a PIucky
Eight. NOtwithStn n atlinr.

Madison. Wis. Nov. 24.-Wisconsin ran Up
n score of 81 points against the University
of Illinois eleven On Randall Field this
afternoon, and, with the exception OF =
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
Sharn 1xindx R1aninr

Great Suit and Overcoat Sale. Globe.
Seventh and Franklin avenue. See Page 2,