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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-03-29

tions-leave Towanda 6 As am. and 10 30
am: arrive Sat field, 1.j2 u. IN. l.04 p. m.
STAGE LINES
Stage leaves Hughesyillc pos, office for
Lairdsville, Mengwe and Phiipsdale daily
Wilson, Beaver Lake and :Fribley on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at ll.3O
Stage leaves Glen Mawr Tor Hillsgrove
and Forksvillc at 02 a. m
Stage leaves Muncy Valley for Unity
vile. North Mountan and Lungerville
daild at Ii 10 Il. m.
Passengers taking trains at flag stations
can secure train. excursion tickets from
the conductors.
Philadelphia II Reading, Lehigh Valley
and New York Central mileage will be
acceptcd:only or.through passengers trav.
cling from Halls to Satteriield or Satter.
field to Halls.
The general offices of the company are
located at Hugheeville, Pa.
b. HARVEY WEIGH.
President. Hughsyille. Pa.
s.p TOWNSEND, Gen. Mgr, Hughesyille. Pa
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-03-29
A. 7. ARMSTRONG,
SONESTOWN, PA.
DEALER IN
Flour Feed and Groceries


49, pounds of pure Lard for Sl.00
Baking molasses, % to SOC.
s pounds Rolled Oats for 25c.
pounds of Corn Starch for 25c.
pounds of Laundry Starch for 25c.
9 pounds of Rio Coffee for 25c.
8 bars OF Lenox Soap for Csc.
No. mackerel per pound Sc.
Best Sugar Coated Hams (Gllc per 10.
Buckwheat Flour % pound sack..45c.
Buckwheat Flour 100 pounds, $lSo.
Yellow Corn per 100 pounds 9Oc.
Corn Meal or Cracked Corn 90c.
Corn, Oats and Barley Chop 9Oc.
Wheat Bran 200 pounds $l.50.
Flour middlings, l40 pound sack $l.4O.
Fine middlings 200 pounds $l.6O.
Flour per sack $l.OO.
Winter Roller per sack $l.00
Good Flour 90c.
Rye Flour 25 pounds, soc.
Graham Flour l2s pounds soc.
Common Fine Salt per barrel $l.20.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-03-29
Weak Eyes.


Any person having weak eyes or
suffering from headache, don't fail
to come and see Prof. Budine and
have your eyes tested and examined
free of charge. Parents having
children in school who cannot see
we'll or have headache, bring them
and have their eyes examined and
see if the trouble comes from the
eye. Remember Prof. Budine guar
antees to cure all such cases. Will be
at Obert House, Dushore, Pa. March
26, at Hotel Maine I4aporte, Pa.
March 81, at Forksville House,
Forksville, Pa. March 80, and 80,
at Hillsgrove Hotel, Hillsgrove, Pa.
March 80, and 81.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17

Mr.. R. ]. O'Dwyer received a let
ter from his business partner, 2. j.
Ahern, written aboard a steamship,
enroute to Europe, saying that he
was having a pleasant voyage, al
though still not feeling very well.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17

Assistant Supt. Briggs of the
Southwestern Telephone Co., who
spent a couple of days here, left
for Dallas, Texas, his headquarters,
on Friday. He made favorable
impression here with the operators.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17

Our beautiful and useful fans at
such reasonable prices ale bringing
many customers to this counter dai-
ly. Take a look at these fans this
week and select your choice. 7 S
Mullins & Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17

Mr.. Bob Sanders of Park, will
show you how the fiddle and the
bow were manipulated in the good
old times, Tuesday night at the
Fiddler's Contest-Pete and Lige
McCurry are also entered. 3t.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17
COMMERCIAL EDUCATION

The attention of those who desire
thorough and practical preparation
for ACTIVE BUSINESS LIFE is called
to the advantages provided by the
TEXARKANA BUSINESS COLLEGE. Book
keeping, Commercial Law, CONNER
cial Arithmetic, Penmanship, Eng.
lish, Correspondence, Business
Methods, Shorthand and Typewrit.
ing, sc, are taught in the most di-
rect and practical manner and in
the shortest possible time.
Special attention given to locat-
ing worthy students in GOOD BUsI.
NESS POSITIONS, 6 II 1t d 3 W
M. D. MEHoRNAY, Prin.
Do not fail to read the advertise
ment of Teethina in this paper, 5 II
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17

Mr., o. W. Prince has in a card
in which he tells you about his
"racket" prices. He has two large
store houses now and both are
stocked full of bargains. If you
want to buy you had as well call on
tho Racket Store and see prices.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17

Six or eight Texarkana families
will summer at Colorado Springs,
Col. We learn that the following
will 60 there Wednesday; Q, O.
Turner and family, Jas. Buchanan
and family and Mrs. 7, .. Kyle.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17
D. F. G. TIMMoNs, Pastor.

We have sold over 200 yards of
all over lace this week which indi-
Gates that the ladies of our city
know where to go for their lace, in
sertions, embroideries etc. When
out shopping, we would be glad for
you to stop at our lace counter. 7
S Mullins g. Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17

Tom Marbury is here from Nava-
sofa, Texas. Tom says he is going
to get married pretty soon and will
bring his Texas bride here to show
what good looking women Texas
can produce
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17
ALL LEGATIONS DESTROYED.
The Boxers Have on Their Hardest
Gloves and are in to Fight a
Finish.

News telegraphed here yesterday
afternoon under Chicago Oates
says: News from China, which has
been confirmed, says all legation
buildings have been destoyed and
the German ministers killed. The
dispatch further says that the war
ship Barfeur had started for Taker
Immediately on receipt of the news
1t is thought that this outbreak
will cause a general dismemberment
of China and that all the powers
will take slice of the fowery king
dom.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17

Ribbons To keep a complete
stock of ribbon this summer has
been difficult matter. For over
two months now we have received
one and in some instances two ship
ments of ribbons each month. Sat-
urday's express brought us a ship.
ment of Taffeta, Satin and black
velvet ribbons hence we can supply
your every demand in this line now.
T. S Mullins 4 Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17

General Passenger Agent G. E.
Swindell went north over the X. G..
S. on Friday, to get acquainted
with the agents along the line and
to find out just what they needed
from the General head"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17

Mr. English Baker, well known to
all visitors of Baker Springs, is
more than worth the price of ad.
mission to Old Fiddlers Contest.
don't fail to hear him. 6.173t
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17

Uncle Johnnie Young, a fine old
veteran fiddler, of Paris, will be
one of the players in the Fiddler's
Contest Tuesday night. 6.l7-3t
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17

The Baccalauratc sermon to the
West Side school graduates will be
preached on Sunday night by Rev.
J. N, McFarlane, at the Presbyte-
rian church on Maple street.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17

Mrs. Jack Frost Of N. Y. has ar
rived in the city and is on exhibi-
ton at S. M, Ragland's. AZ
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17

The East Side school closed Fri
day night with a splendid enter
tainment of an intellectual nature
and those who were so fortunate to
get seats we're much pleased at
what they saw and heard. Prof.
Winham and his teachers have GER
tainly done their duty by the pupils
Tor they showed training in all the
branches of recitations.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17

Today at II a. m. and at $50 p.
m., Rev. John Adams, D. D., our
Presiding Elder, will preach at
State Line M. E. Church South.
The occasion is the second quarterly
conference. The business session
will be attended to Monday evening
at $50 o'clock.
d, f, G.. TIMMoNs. Pastor,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17
First Baptist Church.

Pastoral supply, Rev. O. L. Hal
ley of Little Rock. The largest
and best ventilated auditorium in
the city. Sunday School at $50.
Preaching at II a. m. and at the
evening hour. A cordial welcome
to visitors and strangers. A full
attendance of the membership is
especially desired at the morning
hour.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17

Are you going to make a birth
day presentY Chas S. Erber can
suggest something nice, 3l6
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17

Miss Alice Bedingfeld, by having
the highest average in the gradu-
ating class of the East Side school,
was awarded a scholarship in the
Beaumont College at Harrisburg,
Ky, and in addition, was presented
with a handsome diamond ring by
her father, and received quite a lot
of other presents from friends. Miss
Alice is bright young lady and
will make her mark in the world of
letters. We congratulate her on
winning the prize, may she capture
first place in all of the contests at
school when abroad, is our wish.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17

Miller Circuit Court adjourned
yesterday until tomorrow. The
last three days we're taken up with
negroes indited for criminal often
ces. Jim Griggs and Nunnie Boat
ner were both acquitted of murder
ing the negro, Boatner. Will
Crump was acquitted of the charge
of Grand Larceny.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-17

Do not fail to read the advertise
ment Of Teethina in this paper. 5 II
The sun., 1900-11-23
Great Horse Sale Scheduled for madison
square Garden.

After the Horse Show Madison Square
Garden W /, he I - scene of the greatest horse
sale ever witnessed. Never before waS there
such number Of noted horses cohsgned to a
sale. Under the auspices Of the Fasig-
Upton Company. the champion trottng hor-s
OF the world, The Abbot. ?o3't, with nfty
other noted horses witt last Records. VIII he
put up Tor sale. and they ouly comp iSe siral
plt0f the Con-lsnme t. Ihe stallion ANte,.
VII ch was sold a, u three-ycar-old by W. vi
uans for slO5,CDI. aud has ear ed for his owners
ia thu past tea years $1,000 Will he one OF
the great ones put upon tie 1look. Contralto
tue greatest ace mate out thus year. winner oi
many great ra - and r.sht IN line Tor a clam
pion record j. also one Of the stars OF the hght
harnes, turf hat viii be sold Con-icnments
from the greatest breednE establish lmenis
in the world will be put up y ".
Daly OF Mount ksco Farm. John H.
Shuits Of PdTkyl!le Farm, Young, trott"rs
from the estate of the late Marcus Daly, show
Ink such blue blood a. that produced toy such
sires ms lbclmarCh, orc Wilkes, ANworthy
and Prodigal Many Speedway flyers and
race winners OF the part season will h" among
the offerings. In all more than 500 great horses
will be nut ND at auction
The sun., 1900-11-23
NEWS or THE WHEEINEN.
E,.president Keenan, Gives His Views on
O.. 4. W. Reorganization.

Col Thomas Keenan, Jr the eN-President
Of the League of American Wheelmen. was in
the city last night and spent several hours
at the Horse Show and the Automobile Show.
In au interview on League matters lie said:
1T might not seem Just right for me to come
into this territory and suggest something
which the officers Of the state division are ght
ing 80 hard against. but | am uf tho opinion
that the League ought To be rcorsanized in its
entirety. II made the mistake 81 H. career
when IL abandoned racing. and its membership
and pow er have been on tho decrease ever since
With the condition, as they arc at present
the anairS OF the Leagu. should be placed
in the hand- Of the hatiullal organization. |
agre. with the division officers that the head
quart .rS of the organization should be IN this
CITY am also of tie opinion that New York.
PENNSYLVANIA and MassaCil,Isctt-, the three
leading divisions, ought to get together and
come To some understanding The maintc-
nance ii the many divisions l. sNpsn-iy. and
not necessary With the affairs Il the League
IN the hands Of the national body many re-
forms might be carried out which cannot be
under the present arrangements BY reducing
tho EXPENSE, the individual members Of the
League would be able 10 get greater returns
for their money than II i, possible 10 give them
Il realize the difficulties Of the suggestion, :"
continued Mr. keenan,. but think that the
best thing hat the officers Of the League could
do would be TO bring about entire reorganiza-
ton
The sun., 1900-11-23
sandy Hook Course Good Enough for Sir
Thomas.

Csorge T.. Norton. the editor Of tho Hdr1rs
Journal, sent Sir Thomas LINTON the official
figure. Of the average velocity of the wihd
of Newport ard SANDY Hook lhcy showed
tnat the wind ufr sandy Hook wa from three
~ tx milo, stronger than. of Newport. SIR
Thomas Iipton sent this reply 20 capt Norton
CRY ROAD. LONDON. T.. C., Nov ~, 1900
mr. >R CApr SupTUS | am In receipt OF your
letter of the a6th ult and thank you mos' sncefey
for your KIND eAprtsslonS a..
With regard 90 my vi,ws as 70 whether We next
contest TOT the Americas cup should ake place az
SANDY Look or al NcNp2n should say ua' w
csr-rltt,e OF TIE New York Yacht cub are the bes
iIdgeS 1 10 nyi, Lorrver, think mat There could
ir firrr ul better CpUrS- ~ q" "orld ilah 'hal OF
sandy Hook Personally | have liking ior u
--6orn. / suppos'. o' my long stay tn.f. ,aN ythf
--crrtary ! have had plenty NJ opportunity OF be-
cnriut ACQUAINTED with H. As regards being over.
croRdcd by STEAMERS, do NOT wnfTy IN we SighF.'
shout tN,s ere never in the history OF yachi y
ing a clearer course tsn We had the iaat contest.
and I am sure ihe caria Ms Of accompanying stanl-
.rs in tnelf own Interests Will do ever thing they
can % meet thc wishes oi those In charge o. the Tac'n
Yacht. The manner IN which the New ORR acht
tuh arranged for keeping TIE course Gear ast ytdI
THOMAS Upton,
The sun., 1900-11-23
,.,nrsmry sirAsrp wirn vSDIcATs.
rh,nh sr rSors' ',p'on VIII l,~d iifuns the
,upn Hard tats

yq,h'.men fa'tod all dav Yesterday ahou,
the -fulirata vbi.h has been formed ~ build
tho new Yacht iu do.eui the Awot,UR's cup
and r, one could De found who had any fault
~ gli with II r. Vit syrcrally ,In,"ded
illt v.h NI.e.Joinmpipte August Belmont.
e.. oliver II rtrtc. Juren \ stllmln, Henry
Waite. md T. q rourno furnI sliur tho money.
" Hrtlor uunotn. r., rtnng,ng u" now
loai and tic iIcrtc-hor' lu,ldin. too craft.
sl- thomas Lpt1n Will have n hard 'ask lifting
tho clp neSt year II IL uni"rstood t'1t the
iueiunrr, - thc srndicat" Mi share iuS cN-
rpn. o.. curigll? aud - mur,y vii br spnrcd
f,., 'y. l.,.r furnished Lv q ll"rrrshor
haven ri,tsod all Nip uHy" seen them ah. every
one viii be- vrrf uu.h d.sHrgoln,"i u DO" new
vlcht a. not much faster th1n the columbia
and ~ h",t that boat viii bc II" cu-v la-h
NJ Butler Duncan, dr, Wa heart .Iy con-
grr'ulnt.d on m having been n1dr lh" man
tgpi IT th" new boat but ~" s.,id Z" al mat lIr
tI,',yIt tuYt uc va. rather tU b' 'uIu'ui. rated
VIth than conyr' 'tuia'cd. II" had tI"i hard
to keep out rt 'ao l'b tat h'd h""i ul'G'd
bnr- II the syndicate and Of tho Challenge
Sir duncan WI. seen by a ,rrporter for Tug
sun Yesterday afternoon ne s'nd he h.u
think about the work he had undertaken
"TAe yacnt" sad Mr. Duncan. Is now being
built aud she will bc out early or course
o1 1ie he rlsns ans just noW That would not lie fair
but we expect that the new yacht NH TO a Won
der The biggest task that we have at fr.t
Vet been seen at her best ana this year she
should be much faster than shs was when she
defeated the Shamrock. There viii te lots OF
work to do 20 get the new BOAT 10 shape 20
to be aailed much earlier In the season than
they were last year we shall be very BUSY
The sun., 1900-11-23
N'IACGHIIN,S GREAT RACE.
National Guard Champion wins the Haif-nls
at the Twelfth Regiment Games.


From O'Clock until midnight athletes and
cyclists competed last night at the Twelfth
Regiment Armory. sixty-Hrst street and
Columbus avenue. In contests which stirred
1850 spectators 10 a high pitch Of enthusiasm.
Not for years have athletic games caused 40
much excitement In the galleries and the demon-
s,rations reached point almost Of frenzy;
when W A Mclaughlin. the National Guard
champion. squeezed home In The half.milo
handicap from the virtual scratch mark after
one Of the most exciting races on record
Trainer Ernie Hiertberg added considera-
aihle,es. who are trained by him in addition
to the columbia students for they. easily car
ried of the banner for the ORGANIZATION scoring
a member OF the Blue and Whit. cross-country
team also showed the benefits Of the old steene-
chase champions training methods by winning
N the oaS19e sEort ark % eishy yards ran
With excellent Judgment and only passed c.
L. Tne 9r"qi hics % H races provided The usual spills
One man rode clean into the crowd IN one OF
the trial heats of the twG-mile handicap and
II Frank were wheel to wheel FOR the lead.
eighty yards from the finish the pair came down
4 SrA csaarcd dhG5e n s SGds Sfss III
race and the placing Of the men will depend
on an Investigation by the Genes o1mmittee
thirteenth Recment. 10: New West sid A G.
o. columbia University. g. West Side Branch Y.
NJ {. A, 8; Nav ier A. u, "elltn Msslnent.
o: Twenty second Regiment. s. The sum
maries:
oo-yard Dash, Hsnalcsp-won BY "; D.lssdio.
west stc Br9Tcs i as IL se 'e. s:nd m T. ri f
White, ives, Side Branch y. NJ. C. A., IS feet, third.
Time. 4 seconds.
Thirteenth Regiment, battery I; II. l. II! i!llran.
Thirteenth Regiment. Battery I, sccond Walter ~.
Powers. Columbia University. third Tine 30 10
a:oYard. Handicap, for. Regiment only-won ey
SmOllOn COmpbny ], l2 yards, j. a. HArney,
Company ;, scratch, second, j. a. dempsey. Com
pany a. le yards, third. Time. y Is seconds.
vlg, Twelfth Regiment. 70 yards J. H. ks,hsa.
Thirteenth Regiment, 90 yards second ,harts
TwoMile bicycle. Handicap. for Regimen, only.
MSn Gy romp,Sy M Sf5 m S PsHh gsd snd @ l. ass
Donald. COMPANY u. ~ yafls third Tine MIN
Hsif-uie RtiGy. Match Race - Fordham Col
lsge VIA issn Matdy T. osGanSI &C. S5,s5 and d
oi II. J. sullivan, II, II. Raney. ; J: scsnnen and
Half;Mie Run, iIandi,,9p.,won oy " A: Me-
stSona nSanS III Il. f. spsuldIns Nom. Height. School.
90 Nile Wcycc, Wan,lIcSp Won by j. T. Peic,ll.
Thirteenth ,Rc!lm,nt Ito yards J. A. :, ks'Eels.
n,ii,cy Schooi hr"okl,n. i2o yards, ihird. TINE,
/: minutes q Is s,cbnds
sij-i ard. Handicap Won by Dan Ialy. New
wc., Side A. {, so yards Romeo =. Csmplgio.
Nay.rr 4. {, 70 yaid-. src1nd. !. j, Fitzpatrick.
New We-, Side y. {, a2 yaIdS ihlid Tine, ~ 2-s
OnsMile Run. Handicap Won BY n. Marshall.
Coqm6ia ,ny', . 80 yflS Ma,s,h M Frsdg 1s'er
l'5 0na.-Mie a Bicycl, NoJlcs Scratch Won Iy Joseph
second Oscar Ludwig, Twelfth Regiment third.
lime ? minute. 81 IS seconds.
,enrc t"mrany G n : Smollon Company !. second:
j. h. O'htcic. Company q. thiId.
The sun., 1900-11-23
Girls From Teachers and Normal Colleges TO
PLAY Basketbaii

The girls from tcGch"rs' s5,. normal colleges
will meet IN their annual hlske ball contest on
Monday in the TeaCi ers' College gymnasium.
The schedule will include game, With Barnard,
the Staten Island Academy ia" SIvngc ln~ji-
tut,. Normal College and probably Ervn Nawr.
There are twenty-tirr" girls irving for lie
tenn, and Miss 4 sam l. the Temporary cpH-
tain. j Jariina. tn" gymnasium director.
announce, the following new PLAYING -u!ct
suggested by Trlchcrs' College and '"ccui"l
bv u.l the other teams with the exception of
Barnard
One-Nn plsyrr shall D. allowed - knock The ball
ou " the hands ~ another TH1-Np player shNiI he
allowed to nild the hall over th''r seconds Ihtte-
M, more tnAn three players 90 after the h, at
INC s,me tim. Fuur-Nhen the ball cs over tIe
sds ngc, It shall be given a,efnael 10 the two con-
te-,iug teams
These changes will render the games snlppicr
nud eliminate the elements of rough play.
The sun., 1900-11-23

At New port.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 2a-The track az Newport
was Stl!l sloppy to-day. II was oincially announced
Ia LAY that The meeting would continue 20 Thanks
g!,irg Day Inclusive Two special treins will leave
between now and ,Een with horses for New Orleans
summary:
First Race Six iurlongs Aaron, 10: (BassingerL
5 70 l. won Arr' Goan. lo5 tGhrnetll 10 l. second;
Xanthos, los tMay, : 70 !. 'llrd; lime, ~
Prince i0i valentine l5to l. won; Avaiar, p7 tutisl.
To :: second. PoOrands. iol (N' HIND to !. thlid'
Time. % 1900, o., n,
iOi (McQ uade, to !. won, W. {. WeIch, ~ MAY.
10 l. second. EsI il2 (DupeeI to .. thru. Time.
2OJ'a o , ,,-
fo1rth Race one nile-brulare. loA ~, Irwin.
2 10 l. won Horseshpe Tubacco. los tDasSingeri.
10 l. second Lc'i BoSer. lo3 ~. HID 90 !. third.
Time. !. ) !. Az,
brry, lo7 tWordrilSt. 10 s. won: Dolly Wagner.
10: May, 70 /. second, Dynasty, 20 ,McIucineIi.
~ to |. third. Tine, l:i2 -.
sixth Race-SlS and a half furongs-Joe Martin.
100 ID. lrylul. 70 =, Won AglAiof. 100 nupee, !.
third. Time c4',.
The sun., 1900-11-23
THREE EtLLETS IN MS BREAST.
A DANGEROUSLY Wounded Man Found In Troy
who said lie Had Eccl Robbed.

Troy. NV. "a man who gave his name
10 Charles White vas found early uIs morning
on a .toor a Peoples and Hurdet," avenues In
M exhausted condition 10 those who found
him hc said h" had been srot. and pointed TO a
curp Of woods a short distance from wh're
lie U,ls found He vas taken to 'he Troy Hos
ritaI, where II was found thct h' hnG th1co
iul..t wounds in ll, hroIs'. Witt" would NOt
,,ii bor ha goi the wounds, nor would be- give
o,Iv Information about himself The ll' il
CLAWS at tt' hospital tried tp locate the bullets,
sr'ipru. lie did say that he lad been robbed
Of sac
A nav envelope marked SCHENECTADY. Nov,
i 81 " and li- name uIon l. Wls found IN
bis ROCKET, together viii two S2-Callhsr
bullets bl,t no revolver could he found. Tie
InlI,, bel .ve ~" Noun,l- N"rc s"i-i,.l'i ted.
The mans condition Is so serious that IL is
Thought he cannot i've
The sun., 1900-11-23

north of ,bl. city The afternoon ths Grim
syns player. topk their daily psaotios ~ Han
uVef PARK in Nefidsn Tho last prartlcs ~
th. BlIe team took piaoc At tho Yale held this
aft~rpoon amid all tho notse that 1.bp students
could make With vuice and horn. Ihs entlfe
III tlitsnt bDdy marched ~ the field b~hind the
onllee. brass band From the tifvl~ The pfac.
uce started until IL was over tho band played
college, airs aud tho crowd Gang This cdaches
Will no' vet annornca whether fincke or Wear
viii be u-ed ~ quarter
A fumblng epidemic spread among tho
football PLAYERS at columbia Field yesterday
with tho result that tho VARSITY could scurc
but three times In nfty minutes ~ actual rny
This fumblins propensity seems to he a grow
ing 'Larsity fauli II was accentunted ye~tet-
day by tho absence ~ Sykes and Beardsley
from the line tp aud tho substitution Of Nis-er
and II Roycsru Nc4er, 10y tho way, Il to hs
fixture AZ guard and will play IN the Indian
game,
ITu.cA, Nov 2? .- Capt StarhuCk and Snmnck
we're tn. only regulars ont Of the practice to-day
and II Is probable that StArhick will not be In
the line M on SATURDAY. Cornell was to have
ulayed the RrnS-clcr Polyt.Chnic Institute
on SATURDAY., but ~ u late hour the game was
cancelled and Manager Ills arranged gam"
with the Inil crsity oI Vermont Tor the same
date.
CAMBHip0r Noy. ~ linrvard's eleven and
, Trainer McMasterS. left Harvard square nt
s2j O'Clock this morning 4 crowd Of over
800 students asseinb nbled about the special cars
filled with the VARSITY PLAYERS and cheered.
| The sophomorrs won the class championship
to-day. defeating the juniors by II too
The sun., 1900-11-23

r. r wtllams-There 10 no pena II the ball
Is taken away from player after he has said down.
II IA returned, provided the referee sees the play
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-Staten Island Academy
football team conducted by the Augusuana Father
was defeated day by the Villa Nova Preparatory
Juniors BY to 5.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. s2.-John Gardiner who
has 81 ably conducted the quarter back department.
Of pennsyvanias team. will return to college next
lin Field
The Seton HslleCollege football team, has 7 hanks
stying lay afternoon open and would IKE To hear
from some good team wishing 70 play Al south
orange Address f. r QuIrs. Seton Hall College.
South Orsnge. y. J.
Tho reproducton Of the Yale Princeton football
zane BY means OF score board direct wire and an
nouncer. 10 the theatre OF the Knckrrtockef \. c.
last SATURDAY afternoon worked smoothly and those
who saw IL knew what was happening on the ned
yer, soon after the plays were made. The Harvard
Yale game IL 90 he reproduced et the aeue place nsAt
Saturday afternoon and those who do not 60 10 New
Haven can keep In torch with this. the most mpoi-
tan: grdron conflict Of the year at the reproduction