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PRINCETON AND PENNSYLVANIA
The Universit ties May Meet on the Diamond
In 1907.

PRINCETON, Dec. 10. Tho way In which
he students com mented on the agitation to-
day In the Philadelphia papers of resuinp-
ton OF baseball relations between Prince
ton and the University OF Pennsylvania
may be taken as good Criteria for believing
that they are by no means as much opposed
TO such a movement as they were year or
two ago. Most of the discussion on the ques-
ton was quite favorable TO a reopening Of
relations with the Quaker City team. Now
that the Tigers and Harvard have severed
athletic relations for at least a year. and
many followers Of old Nassau are inclined
I'm several wears, they look with much more
with the Red and Blue. When interviewed
TO-DAY member Of the Faculty Committee
10 say" When piled with further questions
he admitted that Harvard and Pr inceton
would surely not meet next spring. but de-
clined 10 state whether any substitute games
would be- arranged with any other team.
II Is understood that Capt Green will present
urge that series of games be arranged with
Pennsylvania Tho consensus Of opinion
among the undergraduates Is that tho author
tiles will not permit any baseball games with
Pennsylvania next spring, but that series
of games will be arranged for 1902 or 1909 at
the latest Some time ago a prominent
member of the faculty expressed his opinion
that ii Princeton and nnsylvania again met
II would come about through the medium of
track meets. which would lead into baseball
svlvania have been participating in each
others track meets during the past two years.
and the time l. now considered by many
ripe for the resumption Of baseball relations.
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Ice Yachting.

LoNo BRANCH. Dec. i9.-The first Ice yacht
race OF the season for the challenge penant OF
the South Shrewsbury Ice Yacht Club was
started this afternoon under very unfavorable
conditions, the ice being poor and a lack Of
wind combined made II impossible for the
yachts to finish the fve-mile course within
the thirty minute time limit. Four yachts
entered including the pennant winner Of last
year, +. +. Tabor's Leroy. Jacob W. Ed
wards new boat. william Jenning Bryan, was
In the lead when the race was declared of.
The other contestants were Cubberley :
Ieota and Seaman's Harald.
PoudHKEEPslE, Dec. 10 t he Ice yachts
men In this vicinity are getting their boats
ready preparatory to having great sport
this winter. the weather permitting Jester
day afternoon the members OF the Hudson
River Ice Yacht club held their annual meet
ing AT the homo Of Commodore Archibald
Rogers at Hyde Park and elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: Commod ore.
Mr. Archibald Rogers. HYDE Park; Vice.
Commodore. DR. J {. Baron. New York
Secretary and Treasurer, John Hopkins
II de Park Measurer. Thomas Nswbod
Poughheepse The Regatta Committee Is
composed of the follow ing Thomas Ransom,
chairman; Edward " Wales. Norman Wright
and Charles Swift At the meeting the club
accepted the challenge issued by tho Shrews-
bury Ice Yacht club to race for the chal-
lenge pennant Of America which is now held by
eN-Colnmordore John 4 Roosevelt's boat
the fciCle. II having been won one year ago
in the contest between tho Hudson River
and Cart hage Landing Ice Yacht clubs
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var. ArgtsrT S,SAS'ss
PROD, ~ N,s,i, $4,000 shows ." Report "
v,.s.ss., walter tswp

Srr HAVEN, Conn. D"c 10 Tho feroN
n, walter Camp. ya!r 50, NJ treasurer ~ 'he
Val. rield Corporation. under Which h"n'
ar. consolidated tho finances ~ NJ" t"nf
main branches NJ athlotic, wa. mad" rnh'o
,o.dAy Thofc iaa handsome total ~ reo"'p''
for tho year and II has bean pos'lhl" Tor w"
st.t time In n long while to show rf"nt
TM. IL npprr1 imatcly 5000 III" Harvard
sntpe a, Cambridge last year. whet" ih" crown
4. moro than ten ihousand larger than II oan
bo at Sow Havon. and ~" Princeton gam"
st N.s Haven, whore the crowd - b.o" larger
than at Princeton, makes ~" favorahl"
,hovlnp pos-ihle II will not mislead persons
acouaintad with the situation into IN" belief
,ha, Yale athletics arc making enough money
I" take car" of them-elv" The last two
years showed larg" d.n"lt one .f them
~ more than t5.OpJ IN" current year.
barring some unexpected -ourc. OF revenue.
Will probably show u d"nct of IN" sam"
nmouut n the profit ~ this year.
Ip teynrd - the future Nr Camp says
ABIDE from what will be required IN the or
dinarv oJuraa Of events there are iinmedia"
raIIs FOR n larger outlay AZ the h"ld \ per
,nan.nt baseball stand must he built IN tho
near future. and great deal Of grading
should be done right away IN order 10 max"
available much more land for athletic pur.
poses II a larg" permanent baseball stand
Il not erected very soon, ia" annual oN-
pense Of 81. 100 or N,2UI for moving the seats
must be- continued. although thi" seems al
most like throwing money away
The general statement and details are as
follows
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Inquire Of your bookseller or write to
MCCLURE, PHILLIPS & CO.. PUBLISHERS, NEW YORK.
DIDD.


Nv ' 1000 -
- --.,., a.. -,
-, -. a.. e.,
,ts
-, .,,,,... c, po,,,,, r,.,,., v.s, che.
a., =. !. - 80. NJ. =, ,ano =, ,.L,b
y. " Train leaves l2a,h ST and Sd av., via
Harlem River branch Of y. Y, y. II. & II II. II.
at &+5 p. VI. Carriages will he In waiting at
West Chester station.
BEEFMAN.- Suddenly. on Monday, Dec. II, 1900,
Henry Rutgers. son " william T, and
Catnsrne \. Hickman. in the seth year OF his age
Funeral srTvr"s at Calvary Church, corner ot
Ith nv and els. St, on Thursday. Dec 20. 1900,
atnl3 \. NJ 1t Is t"1uesied that no nowers be
sent
PROWER At Orsng. y ! Mt his resIience II
New ENGLAND terrace. on TUESDAY, Dee is.
1901 i"hn son NJ the at. John r. bfower of
New YORK c!i'. IN IN" G2d year Of his age,
Funrta Scryc" Will b" held NJ his late residence.
on Thursday. Dec 20. i9o1. nt ! ~ i. NJ, on ar
rival of train leaving New YORK at a5o y NJ
d. L. II. r. dligh'and nv. station.
CRANE on wednesday afternoon Dec. 10, 1900,
of pneumonia, Aaron q. Crane, in his s7h year
Funeral services at the residence of his SON. Thomas
s. Crane. - Reynolds terrace. Orange, y. j.,
SATURDAY morning. Dec 20. 1900 at ! !: IS o'clock;
10 o'clock train from New York on y. l.. & "
r,,.,r..,c,,r. ~. -...-.,. 100 -
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Harvard .. Bas ebal, Games,

CAMpRID0F, Dec. 1p.-The schedule of ase-
ball games to he played by the Harv ard team
during the coming season follows.
April 10. Wesleyan at Cambridge: April 10, vIr.
ginia at Chaflo,tcvillc, Va. Apul II, Trinity, al
Durham. y G., Aprl 90, Annapolis a, Anna poiis,
Md. Aprl &C. Dartmouth at Cambridge. April ?7
Dartmouth at Cambridge. April 30 Colby al Cam
bridge. May :, Andoyet at AndOver. May l. VII
lamS At Cambridge. May :, Amherst at Cam
budg. May H. bowGolu at Cambridge; MAY ii
Lafeysne at oamsndge May Is, pcnnsylyania at
Philadelphia May p. tNttrt at Exeter May 25, Mich-
Nay 30. Cornell at cambridge. June 5. University
At Cambridge june i:. Brown At Pfoyidencc June
$, Carlisle Indians at Cambridge June 80, Yale at
Camhrldge june ~. Val" ht New Haven. June 20
Vale at New York IN case ui tie"
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ERIE RAILROb

1htoug iatnS leave New Nork. iop; Of Chambers
~ a. 20 '""N ahd minutes earlier from " 23d 81
eOb a u DH'lN soil! train Tor Hu'TAlo arr \ H. m.
hnghaul"ii Na'"fl., llmra and bradford
i"icntS, piflor car and caf" dining car ~ liunalp
.3O g. m. Daly Chicago Limited East Mail
sold uhia to thirago, arriving 6e0 p NJ An
'i'N"hni ~ a. m, Sl'cperS ~ Chicago, Cleveland.
s:3O J. ~. lal IuTaloand Cicv,lAnd Express
Arf. hui 10 : %. bradford - jamestown 7Dn and
Nouugstpnu 20 - d. n. Ilr,,l4nd ~ 80 u m.
Sl''pcrN ~ liural, AID tleN Gland Cafr car
S:I5 D. NJ Daily S1ld tran fnt Hinghamton
MaV"rly, tlniti Chicago. SlerpcrS 10 HuiTall
thlcA.o, CiGciuuAi, Inning ,ar
'I'lthi1 =, lbt Al. TIME CARD ANDprl.IMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS at IA. Tia :Gl, IOI and
ni7 bfoadNhy, $50 ltst lsitn 81 and 27a West ?'ih
-, 'hdmb"Ts g1d NrSt Esd 81 ferries. New York
80 and 500 Fulton 81, ~ broadway. Brouklyn is2
lu'ef st. Hobutcn. and .erSey city station New
lotk Transfer Co calls ioI and checks baggage W
destination
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Railroads.
s'ailroaas.
new YORK CENTRAL.


gI2A. VI. snd3 p. NJ Daily except Sunday TO
Iit'>neld sundays only atg 20 4. NJ.
Pullman ears all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with FlntSch light
Ticket Offices at ll3, &c Is and 1910 broadway:
2j t'niln 81. W. 275 Columbus ave, 1919 ". l25th
ST. Grand Central station. i2hth 81 Station aud
ISNth ST Station. New York: 33s and 726 Fulton
81. and lnG broadway. r. D., Bro0kyn.
Tc cephpur 'gup aNth Street Tor NFw York Central
Cab Service Baggage checked from hotel or resi-
dencr bt WcStrntt Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ErTEN. GEpRG r ". DANIELS.
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains raNc tahslh - station, y. y, as follows
and Is minutes later foot West I2d St. y r.,
40 \. VI. Fot Intern. points To- 4 ihany n MortL
I'll 20 4. VI. q! Lakes MOhonk. Mlnnrwsska sara.
ilga, Cat>kill Mountains and Utica
300 7. N Chicago Express Daily
ee5 =. M.-Cont LAD. for Drtroii Chic 4 ST Louis
70 q T. ". e., For Hudson River points 10 Albany
'sii J. " ! For Roch.. Buffalo, CI.ve chicago
'A"l T. " nnf itocA.. Buffalo. Detroit q ST Louis
~ - J.. NJ. For Syra.. Roch.. Mag T'ls Det a chi
daily, 'Daly, except Sunday. ISayrs brooklyn
Annex, No. Al i"A3 \. NJ, AT 2lJ l.. NJ leaves
Jersey .ltS Y: R X. sta, No, | at II 90 \. NJ az
81 " NJ Time q bies at pr nclpa hotels and oin.cs
Eaggnre checked from hoielS OF rcsiccnce hy West
cIti ENnrcS> - Wv
c. Z. LAMRERT. General pa ,snn rer Ar.r, y y
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Casper Leon Defeated nv Kid McFadden.

Kid McFadd"n met Casper Leon before
tho Phrnix 4. G. of Memphis. on Tuesday
night in twenty-round bout The mill,
which was 4 fierce one, went tho limit and
resulted IN victory for McFadden
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Situations 3fantcd-Alalrs.

ACCOt MIAMI - Cefiined 10 public accountant,
loss accounts. audits terms 81 per day. Room 5ig.
Park Row building.
BOOKEDGE GLIDER and extra iorwarder, ptac-
teal. wants steady situation L. DEkANY, SO ely
mer ST, Brooklyn.
COOk.-A man with a hne record and the best ref
erence wishes position as chef In FIRST class hotel
or restaurant speaks German and English. Ad-
dress CHEF" box 200 Sun Office.
DRIVER. strong. hve years experience. would like
position AT anything. HARRY LENElN, 352
East 5yth ~.
RETAIL. CLOTHING MANAGER, Is years sY.
perence, with two rcTresen'atiVe New York c'thiors
refer To both. A. equal 10 the test DROFNAS.
box ils Sun office New York
SITUATION WANTED by young man with two
years experience In auditor Of disbursements orce
OF small railroad desires promotion. II. f. box 100
sun uptown once. l2Ga broadway.
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Pullman Cars 90 all cNr - traits
So. tLhlNFiLLp & EOI NJ lI:OOK loeals Week.
day.. Ly ". I'd =, s% A. Nj, I,y,6 ~ and % "
L. o. a. q y ,sh SIS 80 \ NJ I2u G ~ and $50 r NJ
Tickets and Pul man acc0Wmudntiun, stl 2CI, ?Sl
sly rs ana iAl Brrnlway. p Union Square West 2i5
t1lurhu Ave. Y g Fulton - Court It g
B,osdNAy, and r.. Fulton -. Hr'oslyn
Y Irmsfrr Co WIll ca. tor and check baggage
from 4 to- ~ residence m -prrl 10 erstinafipn
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
:'aso '7So. 800, 1900. 1000 'li:So a: NJ nm
.lso 500 $40. '4:oo. $500 taSo 500 '7;ol
''' BALTiM0RE AND wAsHiNGT TON.
..:.s:?a, Is'.o; 1000. % .ii;So a m 'i;oa 'i''l
Orices: Liberty st. Ferry, South Ferry iia. III.
s6l. a34. e4S. 1900. 1884 broadway l7s Mh az. ~
9Th az, rs Union So. West 1853 Fast l25th ST.. 27S
West i25th St, e45 Columbus avo New York; Court
81. 3Aa 800 Fulton ST.. brooklyn; se Broadway. Wi.
liamsburg. New York Transfer Co calls for ami
checks baggage 10 destination.
:From Liberty ST. only DAILY iDAly exceps
Sunday Sundays only
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New York and Boston All Rail,

~ ', y, H. 0 IL, IL. IL. ana connexions
From Grand Central station
Leave. By way Of Due.
500 q. NJ. Hartford and Wlllimantlc. 200 =. NJ.
80 90 a. NJ, Springfield and Worcester. $50 p. ".
fO.Od 4. M''Nrw london and Prov iGencr. 5. 90 Pm.
Ilp;o2 y. VI. New lNnGon and Providence so p. NJ.
IL O0 Nj. SpTlnrncd and Worcester, 5.InP r. NJ.
100 a. NJ, AIT Line via Wil.lmantic, 600 p. 81.
lO2 M.'New London and Providence. 200 p. NJ
400 r. M...New London and Providence. % 10 p. NJ,
400 NJ. 'Springneld and Worcester. 1000 +. NJ
IS 20 =. M.'Ntw London nd Pro, denc~ II 90 r. NJ
gil 90 T. w., Spying 0rd and Worcester, sl5 A. Nj
~ % H. NJ New London and Providence. 6:a7 a, NJ
'Daily. Including sunday. .StopS at lssth 81.
''hav STATE Limited all parlor cars fare 81 incud-
ing parlor car seat
Through par'or and sleeping cars by each train.
Return S"ftlc' zane hours and by same routes
q I. NLMINTEAn. Cen. pAss A GENT
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Iost aud found.

LoST-package papers last night Al Dewey Thea.
TIRE Sharkev's cafe no Nal 'cNcept 10 owner. re
ward given Kindly return TO ~ West 18Th st.
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Situations 1tantea-N,alrs.

4 POSITION at general ofiSc work and stenog-
Renee In railroad ONCE. Address T.. box 1872 Sun
ofice.
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Mffiee furniture.
1usiurs; Chances.

1usinrs; Chances.
RANCH Wanted, two young men 20 Join the un.
dsf-lgEcd and Me on ni'ed States land for thtep
raising good hunting and nshing.
JAMES GROW ELL. lewiston, Idaho
LIBERAL INTEREST AND BONt'S given 10
person advancing s7n.O10 on hrSt mortgage: prop
erN situated at san Antonio. Tex; investment ah.
soUi.lS protected. yrry highest references given.
Tor further particulars call Or address
MCDONALD WlhGlNS, lio Nassau.
WE OFFER FOR SALE. at par. per cent gold
bonds. of ."h each. ~ realty company, the prop
ctts of which is !ocbted within mi IS of New York
ts Hall ihrsr bonds to bc tedce med January 1908;
thry are several times secured by the value of the
property Apply 10
MrIidNALD q wiGGINS, I4o Nassau.
s200,oo0 WANTED. In sums of $50 600 or more
for closing large real estate transaction: Investment
fullN secured ana repaid within month, with In
terrst and iurral bonuS. Apply
MCDONALD & WlGhlNS, ii0 Nassau.
$4,000 CAFE. elegantly equipped location close
TO Mount Morris pafN. New York city: receipts. s55
daiS, long Ease low rent, old esta bishtd cause of
selling, going out Of business. Particulars, Apply
MCDONALD NlGGlNS, lIn Nassau.
5000 LIGHT MANrFACTl RING BUSINESS:
old established location New York city: In opera
tlon proprietor has Other business. highest of rel
apply MCDONALD d WIGGlNS, i<0 Nassau.
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M More Con cise AgereEattos
Of Real Estate news 10 Ia be found In any mediun
tha an that printed In THH SUN each day. ADD
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Situations afan,ed-frmales.


a REFINED YOUNG GIRL would take position
as waitress or chambermhid in private family. will
ing and oblg ging. Address c. h. AIS Sd av.. bet
l7tth and 77th SITS, The Bronx.
CHAMRERMA1D young woman. would like 10
sitlon In city. excellent references a. b.. box 53i
Sun uptown once 1855 broadway.
COOK, can furnish excellent, personal city refer.
ences, wishes city position. a. T.. box 53i Sun up
town Once, 1868 Broadway.
FIRST-CLASS LACNDRESS. best city refer
ences. would like position with small private family
In city T.. F., box o2s Sun uptown once, 1905 Broad
LACNDRESS, BY day: nrst-class personal ref
ercnces +. H.. box b25 Sun uptown once. ICES
broadway.
MAID AND CHAMBERMAlD would like position
In city good references NJ H.. box 533 Sun uptown
ONCE 1868 broadway.
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Ssmaiss.

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS tsPsflsnesd fn "
sr sssls'sht ~ fofrwsnss. gitlne nW ma snnm
ing sutt unb thves Nlh tswt'n~ V'"'
WANTED Gona tost and nnw,f matst' elso ~
tdy i,sinets raid whlle l,gtnlnr 1ttuNN9 ~
WOOD A 90 hiI UfuadvaN
The sun., 1900-12-20

THE EENSICO CEMETERY Private station.
IIa'cm Ia abroad ~ minutes ride from n. Grand
Central Depot. Orlcr, Is East 42d a.
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Domestic SERVANTS 1tan'td.

~ EASI a2p
Telephone Cni iyb Mad 81
MIS- I. SbEIl s.
! FORElGN ASD DOMESTIC
MALE AND fLMALE ............ ..,......,,
Ali RGrERENCEs ...,.,..,,,..,r,
STRICTLY iNNESllG WED .
Servants breaking ,ugtgrmcnt' Nh b" dlS .
missed from once and ufttt 81, elaine W Zee .
paid
Bropsyn nrce. ~ Nevlnast
CHARACTERISTICS rooks, lAundfcss,s, wAlu.s
~s. French. German and English ladies maids
nurses. cooks who wash and IRON lhundt'ssts VINO
do chAmberwofk. buffers, s'cpnd md useful men
Mrs I. SfElN 10 East d'd 81
Telephone call l0h3 Madison So. l'f"nklNh o'
hce. AZ Nevins st
and laundfrsS. good wages. ~ 80 to orange, y. ~,
references required . 49, . .,
Mrs /. SEEiN. 10 Fast 32d st.
COMPETENT COOK. s2e waitress. $50 to 90 10
Albany, y. s.. hest references rt1uitcd
Mrs |. SEELi, 10 East a2d ST
COMPETEN I COOK ~ assist with lAunGiy WORK
wages, SIS for Rye. y. \. references trTulttd
Mrs L. SEELN. 10 last ~ :,
COMPETENT WAITRESS. $50. laundress and
chamberrnald, $50 also a maid who IS n good seam
strrss for brooklyn. references required
Mrs I. SEELN. 81 NeynS ST
COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN as maid, must
BE- good hairdresser and seamsiress references re
ouired Mrs l.. SEELl, 10 East 32d 81
The sun., 1900-12-20

Golf.
yardon sailed yesterday on the Majestic
He hopes to come back in the spring and
remain an American As tho ship pulled
out Vardon hung over the rail and waved his
farewell to friends on the dock Ia this
contingent we're Tom Bendelow. James Laiug
George ow. Frank Morgan, & ) Cox, Alex
Findlat and Fred FitzIohn Nardon had
little 10 say except that he was willing Ia
plav fernard Nichols in England for s5O"r
side, Vardon expects To he back in the
spring
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$500 TO BOSTON

VIA THE JOY YIJNEA>DN.Y. y. ". & ". u. n.
81 90 TO PROVIDENCE ROUND TRIP 81. SO
Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays. 5 T.. NJ. from
Pier So East River, foot OF Cathanne street Rooms
reserved IN adyanc. Telephone. .S=i Franklin.
CENTRAL HUDSON BOATS. From Pier "a
\ ~ II. foot Franklin ST.
Kingston and PonEh rcpsie Tines-week days
eIcepi Saturday, PM. Saturday p. N.
Newburrh Iine-Daily. except Sunday. 8 p. NJ
Sunday. - \. NJ. l2Jth ST. O.3O y. NJ
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Half a Million Copies Sold!
EDITION DE LUXE.

tnt with pperpte phognues and
Illustrations large 8vo, $1,000 na
A Life by EDWARD MOVES WESICOTI
uNpag and text pictures by WEST
and biography by
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Edited By hfs Leo1a'd HIrley. N f7Oo polu0ts
Cloth, 600. illustrated $780,
Evouonist agnoc biologist conroverst reormsr, essay
t philosopher investigator and teacher he ondi vgor
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Kingsley Arnold Jow Lecky, Tennyon. General Booth
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FIRST. CLASS WAITRESS four In family; $50.
70 go 70 Lawrence, !. l., references renulTed
Mrs l.. SEELS. 10 East 32d St
FIRSTCLASS COOK. 10 go " Baltimore Md.
good wages references repuiTed
Mrs L. SEEL.Y, 10 East 32d ST.
FRENCH NURSE for two boys. age and O. must
be a good seamstrcSs. references required.
Mrs /. SEELY, ~ East sgd St
GERMAN OR SWEDISH WAITRESS. must he
thoroughly nrst class and have good references 10
go TO Richmond. Va.
Mrs l.. SEELY. 10 East 3cd St
LAUNDRESS. must be competent. large family,
good wages. references required
Mrs L. SEELY. 10 East 32d ST.
PROTESTANT COOK, TO assist with some laun.
dry work wages, s25, ~ go short distance from the
city; two In family references reIurcd
Mrs |. SEELN 10 East 32d ST.
WAITRESS, g. assist with some chambrrwork
$50, for family in New Rochelle, y. v; references
ouifed Mrs /. SEELN, 10 East sgd St
The sun., 1900-12-20

22a WEST 10Th Sr. Dr, Grove cures lrrtgu-
iarues at once without pain or Yedicne. Fee. $40.
The sun., 1900-12-20

COOKING TAUGHT ~ ALL ITS
BRANCHEs, PLAIN AND FANCY. TERMS
REASONABLE; SCHOOL OPEN FROM
MRS /. SEELY. 10 EAST SEP ST
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lEHlCH VALLEY,

FoOI OF WtsI vi a. ortnndt and nesbfoeses bte e,
- tfrnna |. u t'rfle-l
'naily. Except Sunday. sunday chanRcst c 70 2S
pm. dl2b P.I' csli AN 80 AN 6asAM
VI i5iPM. NhiSPM y5lbPM zIlSAM
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-12-15
He WAS READY FOR MORE.
Not Even a Railway Collision Could
Subdue the Ardor of n Foot
ball Man.

The two trains came together with an
awful crash. Some one had Numbered. That,
however, was a matter which would have
TO be left for future investigation.
As soon as those who were uninjured could
extricate themselves from the wreck they
turned manfully to the work of r~escuing
their less fortunate fellow-passengers, says
the Chicago Times-Herald.
1t was a sickening sight. Cars were heaped
on top of one another. People were pin
Toned under seats, beams and trucks. Steam
was Kissing from the overturned boilers, the
rails Of the track were warped and torn
loose from the ties, and the means and cries
OF the injured could be heard afar off.
Finally, after long, hard work, the res.
cuers reached the bottom of the mass, where
the legs and body Of a man protruded from
beneath a twisted platform. Beside him lay
a cane decorated with colored ribbons, and
a long tin horn.
Fearfully and anxiously a score of strong
men lifted the weight from the head and
shoulders of the PROSTATE one and carried
him up the embankment. AS they reached
the higher level he opened his eyes, passed a
hand in front of them, as if brushing away
a dim screen of some kind, and shouted:
"Rah! rah! rah! .Sizz! boom, ali! Ki-yi!
hip-hip! ho~o-gah-yah! Come on, fellows!
Which side has the BALI"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-12-15
AMERICAN MUNICIPALITIES.
easu of American Municipal
tiles mt Charleston, s. c.

Charleston, S. C., Dec. 12.-The
fourth annual convention of the
League of American Municipalities
met in this city. The attendance at
the opening session was large, among
those present being: Mayors John
son, of Denver, president of the
league; Maybury, of Detroit; Gray,
of Minneapolis; Harrison, of Hart
ford, and Hertenblower, of Des
Moines.
Addresses CT welcome were deliv-
cred by Gov. NJ, II. McSweeney and
Mayor Smith. The response for the
league was delivered by President
Johnson.
After reports of several committees
were read and referred to the prop
er committees, a recess was taken till
afternoon.
The afternoon session was devoted
TO the discussion of several topics in
relation to municipal government.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-12-15
BEET SUGAR IN ILLINOIS.
AaneWcii County Supervisor OFer
rremiums to Encourage Beet
sugar Culture.

fekin, Ill, Dec. 12.-The Tazewell
county board OF supervisors, in con-
Junction with the Illinois Sugar Beet
1rowers' association. has decided to
one as a permium the sum of 81. ZOO,
10 De divided into 100 prizes. to en-
courage the beet culture among the
of Tazewell county next year.
Inc beet sugar factory was erected
mere last year at a cost of $ $4,000; has
Just finished the seasons run. and
$4,000 barrels of sugar have been
turned out. A $1,000 600 glucose factory
is now being built il conjunction with
the beet sugar plant.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-12-15
RUNNING FIGHT WITH DE WET,
Gen. Knox Pushing DeWet Toward
Another Column of British
Troops.

London, Dec. 12.-Lord Kitchener
cables the IA Office from Pretoria,
under date of December 10, that Gen.
Knox reports from Helvetia that he
is engaged in a running fight with
ten. DE Wet, and that the enemy is
moving toward Reddersburg, where
there is a column ready to cooperate
with the other British forces.
Lord K~itchener,in another dispatch,
reports that the Boers attacked the
post near Barberton. The British cas-
nalties were three killed, five wound
co and 10 taken prisoners. The cap
tured men have since been released.
The Beers raided the Riverton road
station December IL. They are being
followed up.