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New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
FOOTBALL.
STEvENS'S PLUCKY BUT UNEVEN FIGHT
AGAINST COLUMBIA THE BLUE
AND WHITE WINS EASILY.

The Stevens Institute football team is composed
Of light but earnest young fellows. who possess
plenty Of grit and determination, but when they
tackled the Columbia eleven the gridiron at
Columbia Field yesterday they into a stone
wall against which the plucky Hoboken youths
could make no impression Columbla's line was
heavier and more strategic, and after the first ten
minutes Of play the strength of the players on the
lighter team was gone, and Columbia rolled up
points at her during the remainder OF the
afternoon.
The Stevens players struggled valiantly for a few
minutes after the start and their friends the
side lines and in the stands encouraged them most
earnestly. While Columbia put many substitutes in
the game the local players worked earnestly and
kept the winded Stevens men moving through the
halves. the first of twenty minutes duration and
the second five minutes less. Weeks and Berrien
Columbias regular backs did not enter the game
until near the close. while Captain Morley in the
absence OF Chief Coach Sandford confined himself
to watching the work OF his men from the side
lines. Columbia played aggressive football through
out, and the opinion was generally expressed that
the team would do better all around work against
Pennsylvania next Saturday than it did against
Harvard at Cambridge last Saturday.
After remarklng the lineup that two Of the
players bore names Of characters in Dickens's
novels. the onlookers settled back to watch the
slaughter. 1t little else The Stevens men
were grassed repeatedly, only to scramble to their
feet to be moved down again by the heavier
players in the opposing line. At the end of the bat
tie there was not enough wind left in the Stevens
eleven to get respectable blast out OF tin
whistle.
At the start Stevens fought nobly for FIVE min
utes and gave the Columbia forces all that they
wanted. After about six minutes play the Column
pa men forced the ball to the Stevens line and
Ashley carried IL over for q touchdown Stevens's 8
supreme effort had been made, and the rest was a
Walkover; Columbia battered down Stevens's de-
fe1ce and made steady gains for every try; The
centre and around the ends with every lineup and
az 81 Ihe end OF the first half Columbia had lead
OF % to o. The second half practically a repe-
ution Of the first. Chadick was led from the field
munbllng incoherently, and not knowing for sew
eral minutes whether he was in Harlem or tramp
Ing through the Forbidden City of the Celestials
tagan, a son of the Mayor of Hoboken was hardly
able to keep his feet in the second half, yet al
most fought his friends when they insisted upon
dragging him from the field. Columbia defeated
stevens by a larger score than Princetons and was
satisfied The teams lined up follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
PRODUCE EXCHANGE HANDICAP.

The annual tournament Of the Produce Exchange
Is to take place to-day at the Englewood links, at
eighteen holes medal play. a strong entry list
has been received. some OF the more prominent
names being those OF Herbert Barber r. n
Mackay, H NJ Banks. Jr.. F. A E Cott and F. NJ
Wilson Fnglewood; A c. Fetterolf. Vincent Loeser
and E W. Burr Crescent; Walter Moore and Win
chester Noyes. Knickerbocker; E. G. Thomas.
BeueneId; w H McCord. Mount Pleasant; W. P;
GouStv; 3. T. Barrows, F. H. Andrews and T. r.
Won Boskerck. Hillside; c. F. Wreaks. elizabeth;
Lorenzo Daniels. Montclair G. G. Hall Balt3nsrg9t
= Armstrong and z. \. Norton, Fairfield; 9 E
Hsistead Hackensack; E Flash, jr., Har6or dllli
sNTet'' T1ovIe Laurence Harbor; r. F. Murray:
Plainheid and E. G. Douglas. J. B. Small ana
w S Lambert
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18

a lively controversy is going at present be-
tween E. a McDufie and the officials Of the
association Of racing When the American
remain and under the auspices OF the League
Of American Wheelmen. Since the L. A, W. aban-
doned racing all of the racing have been
competing together Taylor the coIored rider was
fined $500 by the riders association, which he IS
said have paid. If he did pay it he got plenty
Of revenge by easily defeating his tormentors
they met HIM on the track. The racing mems
sociation has referred the controversy back the
officials Of the National Cycling Association for
adjus tment. With the conditions they are in
the cycle racing world. II would appear to be
wise to attempt to inhict fine upon McDufhe.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
YALE. 30; RoWDoIN. 0.

New-Haven, Conn. Oct. 17.-YaIe this afternoon
met in Bowdon the strongest football eleven en-
countered this season. and in an interesting and
at times exciting game overcame the visitors by
the score Of 30 TO 0. Yale outplayed Bowdoin in
the second half. and in the latter part of the first
half had things her Own way, rushing and break
ing through for distances OF five to fifteen yards
repeatedly
The Bowdoin eleven had a fair degree of team
work. and her centre trio gave Yale interesting
practice. Olcott at centre, easily the peer of
Bodwell on defence Captain GregsOn, and Hunt
at halfback, and Cloudman. at tackle, were
splcuous in every play. The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
CHESS.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE MANHATTAN CLUBS
MASTERS TOURNEY UNDER WAY.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR The MANHATTAN CLUB ;
MASTERS TOURNEY UNDER WAY.
Marshall is scheduled to give simultaneous ex-
hibition of play at the East Side chess resort No.
14I East Broadway.
Finn will give his first blindfold seance at the
Cosmopolitan Club next week II is intended TO
invite Marshall tShowalter. Roethlng and other ex-
perts to give simultaneous exhibitions at the club
this season. The annual club Journeys and other
competitions will also take place during the sea-
son.
The players VINO viii engage in the masters tour
ney at the Manhattan Chess Club Will meet al the
club rooms next Saturday in order 70 adopt an
the regulations and rules 10 govern that COM
petition, which, as stated before, VIII begin on
Monday. In addition 10 the number OF prizes al
ready offered the club will add two more namely
one for the most brilliant game Of the contest and
another for the player who makes the best score
against the prize winners. 49,,
j. Halpern, of the Manhattan Chess Club, VIII
shortly leave this city for the West. be has al
ready written to Johnston of Chicago, with the In
tention Of arranging a match to be played at chi
cago next month
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18

cambridge. Mass. Oct II CspeciaD.-Harvard de-
Ieated Bates this afternoon by the score OF q 10
Ihe best thing In the game was the hne interfer.
ehce which enabled Harvard to advance the ball
Ior long gains on end runs. Bates unable to
hold Harvard once on downs but managed TO ad-
vance the pan forty yards during the whole game,
A1osty oy trick plays The feature of the game
was kendaLs goal from place kick the forty
aaWo yard line Herman. for Harvard. also did some
Iie ruSning through the line. due his in
i;sai dlgdIai playing than to interference. He was
xii shILuI IN throwing of tacklers. W. A Lawrence
was tried at halfback for the first time this year
and DID remarkably well. Roberts played centre
up follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
CYCLING.
LIVELY INDOOR SEASON FOR KINGS
COUNTY wHEELMEN-NoTEs AND
COMMENTS
COMMENTS.

The Kings County wheelmen. OF the most
progressive OF the cycling organizations IN this
district. has arranged for a lively indoor season
The Board of Governors OF he club has given q
generous subscription toward entertainments for
the winter with the idea of promoting social feat
ures. The programme so far arranged is for
lows:
November ., smoker and stag; November 10,
euchre and dance; November 28 smoker and stag;
December u, euchre and dance; December IS, rare
bit, pipe and stein. violin anad recitations: Decem-
Der 81, smoker and stag. suvfi1
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
THE MOBILE CONTEST.
Awarded By The Tribune.
COMPETING FOR A HORSELESS CARRIAGE
"a STEAM ROAD FLYER AND HILL
CLIMBER The PRIZE.

The contest for the automobile offered r-r -.
Tribune is particularly close this morning ss
a glance al the figures printed below win show
T. L. Purdy is in the lead. closely pressed IN,
Mrs n. P. Leach, Miss Caroline Nraben Flor
ence NJ Chambers. lie Roy See and W & Bur
rum IN the order named Recognizing the won
oerruI interest in the automobile The Tribune
made an arrangement with the Mobile Com
pany'" OF Tarrytown. n. Y. by which the win
ner OF the present contest would recetv. a.,
automobile free. The machine viii be on exhf-
oition at the Automobile Show at Madison
Square Garden next month. and the fortunate
winner will get the prize IN time for a spin over
the hne macadamized roads in this district On
Thanksgiving Day. Those desiring fuller tnfor-
nation than is impaired here can secure cir
cuiar giving full particulars by writing 70 this
Office
Any man or woman in the States OF New
York. Connecticut, Massachusetts, or New-Jsr-
sey. being at the time Of the contest a reader OF
The Tribune. is eligible TO be voted for and 70
receive this machine IL winner IN the voting
contest
ENTRIES viii be received up to D. N. On
November >. 1900.
VOTING viii end at p m. on Monday No
vember 10. The winner will have the naohtns
In time to enjoy Thanksgiving Day ride
Votes viii consist OF headings OF the nrst
page OF The Daily or Sunday Tribune. beginning.
with the date September . 1900. One heading
viii count vote; ten headings as ten
votes, and so on
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
OPERATION ON }. B. FERGUSON.
SECTIONS OF BULLET TO BE TAKEN FROM SPINAL
COLUMN

Lexington. KY. Oct. II CspeciaD-An operation to
remove the bullet from the spinal column OF the
well known starter. James b Ferguson Is soon TO De
undertaken here. Professor Pence. OF the State
College photographed the bullet this morning BY
means Of the R6ntgeu ray. He found that the oui-
let had divided into two sections. lodging in the
column within three inches OF where the bullet
entered the back. and within one and naIr incheS
~ each other They are tmbedded In the bone.
ana IN is the touching by OF these particles
of lead Of the spinal cord that had caused partial
naraIysis making the operation necessary
For months Starter Ferguson has been on the
verge OF death. but he has rallied and II IS be-
ueved ne stand the operation
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
LAYS CLAM TO HOWIEs FORTUNE.

Newport News. Va. Oct II CSpeclaD.-John r.
Scott OF this city By his attorneys has made claim
70 the fortune OF S9O0o0 left by James Howie. who
died on October S. at New-RocheIe. y Y HOWE
uriIled his fortune 20 his sister. Mary Scott. Of
Kelso Scotland Mr. Scott says his aunt Mary
Scott lived in Kelso. but that she died recently
He believes Howie was under the impression that
she stin alive
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
Positions.
Bowdoin
WEST POINT A WINNER

West Point. N. Y. Oct IT (speciaD-The Cadets
Team and De La Sale had hard football tussIe
the parade grounds this afternoon Victory
perched on the soldiers banner by score Of II TO
The Cadets showed up in better form than their
opponents. Enos as centre gave strength to the
line while Russell tackled like a veteran In the
first half the Cadets scored six In the second
half they added five more. The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
PENNSYLVANIA. It: STATE COLLEGE. 3.

Philadelphia. Oct. II (SpeciaD.-State College
scored on the University Of Pennsylvania this af-
ternoon. the final score being II 10 in favor OF
the latter The playing OF the Quakers was the
poorest that has been seen Franklin Field this
season. The Quaker offence strong, but con-
tinual fumbling lost them many yards, state 8
touchdown being made a tumble. Pennsylvania
made TWO tOuchdowns in the first half McCracken
scoring both of them The final touchdown was
made by Teas The feature OF Pennsylvania ; play
was the long lodging runs OF Graves. The lineup
was follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
Address all inquiries and votes TO ~,
AUTOMOBILE CONTEST,
Tribune Office, New-York.
vcoY HAS SAILED AWAY.

KID Mccoy. one OF the principals in the recent
McCoy-Corbett hascO. exposed IN The Tribune the
morning after the encounter at Madison Square
Garden has evidently followed the example set
bv Corbett and gone TO foreign shores. Accord
ing 10 a dispatch received from Queenstown yes
terday Mccoy is now in England The statement
Is telegraphed that after touring England Ireland
and France, Mccoy viii so TO South Africa, where
he expects TO give pugilistic exhibitions.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
CLOSE OF FIREnEYs CONVENTION.

Blue Point Long Island. Oct 1.-THE convention
OF the Southern New-Tork Volunteer Firemen's
Association closed to-day The following officers
were elected; President. Charles n Schwalbo. Of
Port Richmond Staten Island; vtce-president. John
A Patterson. OF this city; secretary. Joseph H
Downing OF Brooklyn: treasurer. L ". Clark. OF
Brooklyn The convention next year VIII De held
pa 4rh0
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Sports
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SEooR
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Racing Associa-
ton Morris Park, p. m.
GOLF.-Women's open tournament, Bal
tusrol Golf Club; wonen's final match for
Governors Cup. and approaching and put
ting comps tftion, Apawamis Golf Club; Prod
uce Exchange brokers' handicap Engle-
wood Golf Club: Vardon exhibition, Brook
line Country Club Massachusetts.
BASEBALL.-Special cup series between
Brooklyn and Pittsburg, Plttsburg.
POLO-Autumn tournament, Lakewood
Polo Club. Georgian Court, Lakewood, n. J..
3 O. N
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
BASEBALL.
CHAMPIONS PLAY POORLY AT P1rrsBURG.

Pittsburg. Oct. 17.-Pttsburg played ball in old
time form. and did not leave Brooklyn a leg to
stand on Philippe did excellent work in the box
and had fine support. the only error or mispay be-
ing WIlliams's low throw to first base in the ninth
inning. Only one Brooklyn reached third. and
he killed at the home plate by q brilliant play
of o Brien on Dahlens bunt. In inning did the
Brooklyns make more than one nit and their errors
responsible for two runs, One Of the feat
ures was Tommy Leach's good work He reached
first every time he came to bat. made three hits,
scored four times, batted in another run and made
three nice catches in left field Score:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18

W. F. Murphy. of Brooklyn, who made the
sational ride behind locomotive has entered the
motor field He is the chief mechanic Of the
automobile stables Of Howard Gould, at Port
Washington, Long Island. few years ago
Murphy of the best handicap riders in the
country and the colors of the New-York
Athletic Club. with honor TO himself and his club.
Miss Cast continued her brutal exhibition of con-
tinuous century riding at Valley Stream yester
day. It said last night that the village au-
thortties were preparing TO put stop TO such eX-
hibitionS in the future.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18

Princeton, n. J.. Oct. II (SpeciaD.-The Tigers de-
feated Syracuse by a score of 43 TO University
Field this afternoon The game close during
the first half but the latter half was walkover
for the home team. Mercer and Hart distinguished
themselves by brilliant running while Underhilps
drop kicking was a feature. Ex-Presdent Cleveland
and Mrs Cleveland watched the game from the
bleachers. The Lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
THE CHECKER MATCH.

Boston Oct 17-Barker and Jordan played two
drawn games In the third day OF their champion
ship match at checkers. Several of the experts
thought a long time that Barker would lose. but
IN a dLheult and complicated ending ne pulled out
a draw. The men have now played six draws
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
TO CLOSE OUT McLEL1AND STUD.

Lexington, KY. Oct II CspeciaD.-AIrs Sally Nc
Clelland has decided to quit racing and breeding
OF thoroughbreds. Her husband, the late Byron
McClelland. left her a handsomely equipped stud.
and she has been breeding and racing according
to his wishes since his death She will retain only
the noted Sally McClelland from sentiment.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
A NEW JOCKEY CLUB.

Albany, Oct. 1.-THE Empire City Jockey Club Of
Yonkers. with capital Of 81 500 filed articles OF in
corporation to-day with the Secretary Of State The
directors Philip J. Dwyer, H d Mcintyre.
James hcNamee, Fred Rehberger and Paul Cor
ham. all Of BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
CREscEUs TR1Es FoR a REcoRD.

Terre Haute. Ind. Oct T.-Cresceus to-day failed
to beat his record OF 2O4 account Of light wind
blowing down the stretch. The mile was made in
Z;o0+- Time by quarters-O:SO$ 1:o21< and 1884.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
THE VOTING TO DATE. oCroBER IT.

T. u.
E. L. Purdy. clerk. Union Club, City. .sz4r
Mrs-N-PLeaeh. The LOdEe,H'nes FaIIs.NY.s7a3
Miss Caroline Maben, Carnegie Hail. .7IB
Florence NJ Chambers, 96S St.Ntch- save .G21
lie Roy See, n. Y. A. C., berkeley school. 825
W. 5. Bu1um, DObbs Ferry, n. Y......2.S27
The Rev. G. L. NewbOld, Manhasset, L .2OI2
W.S.McLauEhIin. B.P.Order EIks No. I...1.6o2
John wilcox, Milford, n -T............1,46S
brewster Clark. Goshen. \. Y....... 98I
DIR. Chhs. A. kinch, 273 W. 7Oth-st., City. B3S
III. w. Bailey 392 7th-ave. Newark, \. j. III
Edwd- G. Ward. supt. Schools, BkIyn... COZ
George ID. Reid. 60 Chauncey-st.. BEIyn. $50
Orville B. Ackerly, 115 B'wRy, City. 54a
DR.. John j. Anderson, Historian, Bklyn. B3d
j. p. A. Schroeder, Continental co... Ash
F. III. Blake, 759 n. B'Say. YOnkers..... Asa
Miss Alice Higgins. 4OI Maeon-st., BkIyn. sos
DIR. Perley II. Mason, PeekskiII, n. Y.... 373
John r. MOrewOOd. Elizabeth. \. J...... SOS
Louis G. ArIOn, SO EIdrldge-st-, City,. $50
Coroner A. II. Banning. Mt. Vernon. n. Y. 851
Charles A. RuckhOId, IS7 4th-ave., City. SOa
DIR. j. H Shave. Cold Spring HRrbOr, Ny. 2sI
ThomRs G. KennRrd. 81 Z. 2Ist-st-. City. 27s
George Z. Briggs, PeekskIIl. n. Y.-.... 273
DR.. Elmer Lee, 127 w. 5Sth-st., City,. $50
Z. n. Daniels, $50 Sth-st.. Brooklyn. 249
Mrs. jeremiah Lott. FIatbush. L. l. n Y. ga
Fred. ". snow. Sup't. HiIburn, n. Y..s.. IsQ
Lloyd H. ROckhiII, Trenton. n J........ fS3
Rev. n. Fred'k Van HOrsen, Carmel. NY. 1sO
Hugo Won Hugen. Lake WaccRbue, n. Y. I5f
j. Herbert Ferris, II BrOad-st, City,. I55
Charles f. AgOr, shrub Oak. n. Y.....s IS2
Frank George, PeekskiIl. n. T.......... 145
NAAAASAh AAO1-Ss Summit N' - 4-d
G. NJ CarOlan. 2%I So. 2d-st.. Brooklyn. 12S
h +. Havtland, 2;i4 T. 31st-st.. City 1Os
Col. 4. Holland. Salvation Army. City. 1Ol
Geo. M. Gillespie, Brooklyn n K......ss 81
John Henry Hull, lawyer, - Park Row. 81
v. s. ALLEN. IT.. Stamford. Conn. %
Leslie Smith. Harlem WheeImen. %
Guy Murray, Summit, \. J......ss $
W. Z. Beach. MOrristOVyn, y. J...ss..s. Sl
;. Carman Harriet. NeyE-N Ork City. -
M-H.s. AHIeck. I6S wOOdwOrth-st., Ykers 81
JnO. III. Wood. Port JeFvis. n. Y........ q
Rev. r. Il. HOmRns, WhifestOne, L., ny &c
Henry c. Ward. IS WalI-st-, City. y.......a 6s
Charles Weel<er, Van WtnkIe-st-.J'y City 90
DIR. William H Ross. Brentyy OOd. l. L.. SO
Chas- r. Keen, 266 W. 23d-st-, City, 65
Edward Day, AsbuFy Park. C
Julius Brown. No. 152 W. 57th-st.. City. IS
VIM NJ Gage, Saratoga Springs, y. F..s. 81
AdOlPh Lienhardt stADIetOn, 5. I........ 81
Albert E. Waters, 3-222 B'vyay, Cify....s u
Miss H. c. Vincent, CFuEers-On-Hudsons so
Miss 6. c. AekIey, Al n. V.-ave- BElyn... so
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18

Earned runs-Pittsbure g. Three base hit-Cross
Sacrifice ht-Beaumont. Stolen bases-Beaumont Wagner
o. Ely Double play-Jones and Mcclure. First base
baIIs-OR Philippe 2: of Howell. . Hit by pitched ball
-Zimmer. Struck out-By Philippe 8: by Howell, g.
Passed bal-Zimmer. Wild pitch-Howel. Time OF
300 Umpires-Hurst and swartwood.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18

BIG OFFER FOR TROTTING STALLION.
Lexington, KY. Oct. I7.-Jchn D. Creighton. OF
Omaha, has offered SIS 900 for Charley Herr G0O.
the famous Kentucky IRA. ting stallion David
Cahiu poor dairyman, who bought the horse and
two others for SIS wants 700 for him.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18

start poor. Won driving by length same aistsrc. he
second and third
SIXTH RACE.-Eandicap for three-year-olds and IN
ward: $1,000 added. One and half withers
Course
W. c Days b. C Belgrade by Belvidere
c. 3. MoTris's eh. &. Locochee, e5.....
u. Daiy 12-1 Al
lOt thlrchelD IL
Andronicus: Jos. :-..-CR. WilIams) 7-2 IL
Macleod Of Dare. 80. COdon) 6-I 2-I
fair. Won ceverIy by length two lengths be-
tween second and third.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
Birncles.

GOOD T5c. 81 NS. $50. SL75. All makes
Guaranteed BY the mfrs Special prices 70 ds2
likes WILLIS. 23 Park Row. op- ?. O.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18

nres, lio ..-............... CBurns, 81 IL
"~40e' 1of (Odoml PSI 6-1
Time-1i4c.
SlA' GOOD Won easily by three lengths place driving.
FIFTH RAcE-For maiden three-year-oids upward;
5000 added withers Mile
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
HARVARD sMorHERs RArEs

Iouchoowns-Accracken z Teas GIL Coals-Garsfn.r
= Length OF halves-2o and IS minutes
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18

PRINCETON, 43; SYRACUSE. q

Referee-PhiIip seixas. Umpire-O. C Aubut. Time
Stevens,
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
TR0TTING.
THE RESULTS AT BOSTON.

Boston, Oct. IA large amount OF racing was
crowded into to-days programme at the O.d Saugus
track no less than nineteen heats being disposed
Of between Il O'Clock and dark, all races being
Completed except the 2:20 pace The summaries:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18

start fair Wen ceverIy: place the same
SECOND RACE-For three-year-olds upward; sell
ing; $500 added. Five furlongs OF Eclipse Course
L RelL-s b AlLas,rrnrna- hr IrIH.=
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
West Point

Referees. T. Morrow. UmI
keeper-Cadet Sterling.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-11

President Mckinley, it is Alleged Has
Favored the Selection Of the Iowa
Statesman from the First. q
Meeting Of the Republican National
Committeeto G be Held Wednes-
II day in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, June 1.-THE pro-
gram for the vice presidency was an
nounced today. McKinley's running
mate will be- Senator Allison of Iowa.
sDolliver, Long and others are being
used only as stalking horses. Senator
Allison has said he would not have it
but he cannot refuse the nomination if
made. It. is said that President Nc
Kinley from the start has declared for
Allison. Secretary Dick of the ma
tional committee arrived today. SEN
ator Hanna will be here Wednesday.
The subcommittee had meeting at
noon when the preliminaries of the
convention and the contests were dis
cussed. A meeting of the full COM
mittee will be had Wednesday,. r.,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-11
CH|I|NA'S | ! ] | !. CRISIS.
] Foreign Troops Being Landed and
Hurried from Tien sin to Pekin
# BY Trains.
Japanese Embassy Says Powers Will
Have to Assist in Putting Down
s#s.5 lls. f $5 the Boxers. Il
Church Headquarters Receive Cable
B grams Press Washington for Quick
Assistance for Missionaries.

Tien Tsin, June 1.-The situation
here is daily growing more critical.
a It is apparent the powers will have to
step in and protect foreigners against
the attacks of the Boxers. It is stated
that Russia has already landed several
& thousand troops. Inis move is looked
on with anything but satisfaction by
the powers, who believe that Japan,
a Germany and England should take the
matter in hand, the United States to
assist them in the protection of com
mon interests @'4%
There are no objections on the part
of Japan to the landing of any number
of American troops as the Japanese
are satisfied the United States has no
selfish purpose The movements Of
Russia are watched carefully and the
slightest move looking to the dismem-
berment Of China by that or any other
power will be instantly counteracted
by Japan. ~.