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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-03

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-03

Have you ever seen a novice try
ing To operate an opera hat for the
hrst time? II not. you should try to
find an opportunity to do so, as soon
as possible. Some of them act Just as
a man does when he his trying 10
open stout tin can with a blunt cam
opener.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19
NOT YET IN
 WORKING ORDER
The Break, in the Nome-St. nichae2 Cable Has Not Yet Been.
 Located.

It. has. been ascertained that the break in the NornN-St. Michael cable I not at the Port Safety end, as was sup. posed. Recently the cable was ex. amined for distance of two miles from shore and was found intact, and covered with five or six feet of sand
 Sergeant Burkett, in charge of the Port Safety station, who was in town this week, says that the break in the linz is either far out at sea or near the St. Michael end, and he is expecting daily to hear from the latter place. The line is is now working between Nome and Port Safety The ,yrouble' withs it lately has been caused by vandals using the insulators on the poles as targets for their rifles.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19
SEVERAL CHANGES.
 AT FORT DAVIS
One Hundred and Four rlen To Be Transferred To 9ne of the
 Yukon River Posts.

Dr. and Mrs. Bevans left on the War ren for San Francisco, where Dr. Bevans will take his examination for regular admission to the army. Dr. F. w. Hatch, of St. Michael, has been assigned to Dr. Bevans' place.
 Captain and Mrs. Jameson were also passengers on the Warren. Captain Jameson has been promoted into the 29th regiment, which is stationed at Fort Sheridan, III.
 Captain. French has. been designated to take command at either Fort Gibbon or Fort Egbert on the Yukon. Captain French will probably leave for his new post within amonth.
 One hundred and four men now at Fort Davis will be transferred to one of the posts on the Yukon in 3. short time. This will leave llO men at the local post, including the staff and non' commissioned officers.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19
Shipping N0tes.i

The Jeanie cleared yesterday for Seattle, via Teller.
 The schooner Fred E. Sander cleared for Seattle Wednesday.
 Tie four&masted schooner Robert R. Hinds, arrived yesterday from Seattle, via St. Michael, with a general cargo.
 The next steamer due to arrive from the outside is the Centennial, which was advertised to leave Seattle or JuN8.
 The steamer Discovery sailed We'd nesday for Seattle, where she will undergo repairs before returning to Bering sea.
 The Roanoke, which sailed from Nome on July 7, reached Dutch. Har- bor oAJuly lO- at $ p. m.. having been delayed seven hours by slight ac- cident to one of her engines
 The steamship Senator arrived We'd nesday morning from Seattle, with 1O2 passengers for Nome and four for St. Michael. She left for St. Micbael at 1O:3O Wednesday evening, where she will discharge 22O tons of freight for Yukon river point. The Senator will sail for Seattle1 sometime tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19

stated that he must have expired about midnight. Death was probably due to valvular disease of the heart.
 Reilly came to Nome this spring from Dawson. He was formerly an actor, and, 1t is said, was at one time the-husband of the late Fanny Daven. port. He was born in Hartford, Conn.,, about 45 years ago. No arrangements bave been made for the funeral!
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19
A. .POIar. Bear ,On Dexter.

A polar bear on Dexter creek, Mon. day, created no end of excitement. The bear went into w. Sverdrup's tent on, No. and moved around for some time. He was discovered and 20 or 30 men went after him with rifles but he got safely away in the heavy fog. which was prevailing at the time. It is sup- posed that bruin made his way from the .sea up Nome river to Dexter in search of salmon which are plentiful just now in the various streams.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19
Dssah q C. ,. Rsaty.

Chvistdphsf J. Feilly, scharter mem- btr of tns .Atctit Brothefhood, was And deaA i'd his bed ct noon today in tle Bodees. lodgipg house. His laAd. Ijdy rspped u his door, and, re eiving n respc aGssshs lock was forced. MT. Reilly was founa, apparently uncon. seiols, and Dr. Hlll was summoned.
 xBA Adoet,r pr; nouncei him dead and
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19
The 1ardi GraS.

The Mardi Gras will be on at the Standard theatre. Thursday. evening, July 9. This will be a unique and en- tertaining exhibition and no one should miss it. There will be many funny specialties which. will insure a. jolly time for all.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19

l.. s. Burrell is sending out supplies to Gold Bottom creek, tributary of Snake river. Mir. Burrell prospected the claim which he owns on the creek last year. with encouraging results. and he will open it up in thorough manner.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19
Inspecting Reindeer Stations.

Dr. Sheldon Jackson, superintendent of reindeer stations in Alaska and agent of the education department, is visiting the reindeer stations at Teller and Cape Prince of Wales. Recently he in- spected the reindeer station at Unala- klik and found everything in satis- factory condition.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19
New U. ;. NulniiliS toner.

Lute C. Pease has been appointed United States commissioner for Nit Kelly district; north of Kotzebue sound, in place of F. B. Porter, who was ap. pointed to the position last April. Mir. Porter is now in that section and the news of his dismissal will be taken to him by his successor.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19
THE CHURCHES.
CONGREGAT1ONAL.

First Congregational Church, Second and C streets, Rev. William Davies, pastor. Services at II a. m. and D. m. Sunday school at 12:l5. Y. P. $. c. E.. at 6:3O. Praise service at 7:3O. Morn- ing theme, Jesus the Light of the World" Evening, Gideon and his three hundred"
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19
Hart Humber,

Buying gold dust for +. H. Humber & Co.,, located in the Kimball building, has barrels of American. money with which to buy gold dust. Call and see him.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19

wall paper ever shipped north will al rive on the Nome Trading Co.'s vesse
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19

Nome Trading Co.'s new stoc k oi fresh groceries have arrived. They are now selling oniy fresh stock.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19

The Nome Trading Co. havs. juts received the largest and most com plete line of wall paper ever sent north
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19

Hotel Golden Gates dining room is now popular resort. The cuisine is uneXcelled in the city.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19
EPISCOPAL.

St. Mary's Mission of the Episcopal church, Steadman Ave-. Rev. C. H. Bloor, pastor. Sunday morning. 7:4j a. m. and 1l:45 a. m.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19

Bakers will find it to their advantage to talk flour to Nome Trading Co.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19

Gus Brown has just received full lthes of a,ftinds ofclcthing, per steam. ship Oregon.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19

Regular lunch at the Hotel Colder Gate, "a cents; regular dinner, $l.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19

For sale chea' cottage and lot. In- gu r., at tin shoJ next to Steam Whal- in. Co.,, on Front Street.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19

Family rooms can be had by apply ing at the Golden Gate hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19
NOTICE.

All persons, who have signs protrud- ing over the streets of Nome for a greater distance than IS inches. are hereby notified to remove them at once- Failure to do so will result in prosecu. tion under the City Ordinance. c. H. JEWETT,
 Street Commissioner. Nome, Alaska. July.l6, 1901.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19

Complete line Of 'Stetson hats at Gus Brown's, Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19

Do not buy four in any quantit! until you see Nome Trading Company
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19
NEW ADS.
FOUND

n ETWEEN Anvil and Glacier creeks, ID pockrtbook containing money and papers Enquire at F M. at Siinison Bros.
 THAT the Nugget office Is the place to RO | when you want fine job of printing. Full line of quartz and placer location notices.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19

no rent furnished lodging house for the win ter; must be tirst-class. Addrass'A-f-Z' this ofiice.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19
WANTED

FIRST GLASS woman cook wants situation, mining camp preferred. Enquire Golden Gate Hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19
.Hos1'

DETWEEN po.toffice and the beach purse ID containing gold watch and nuggets Re turn to Pipers bakery and rceive reward.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
AN ANCIENT SPORT.
I'VE Merry Game of Football" and Its
ManY-Centuried History.

0Ne Morr,, c., II ruu,,
'e SaIne o. ootball.' and Its
"anV-Sentuned history.
Nc Merry Game Of Football from An
cient Times Tin Nov" H. tbo nm -
Illustrated article n, n. - VI sH
ii"S'A''tu dltl'lc IN inc November ST.
Nicholas from the pen Of y. q. Messenger
The Greeks invented tbo s,or, ,r1
tbr,,rb a. - :, GU"
"us" 'iie houhahs II reached tue Butons.
IN the Time of Queen Elizabeth football
was in high favor II was nlovcd ir tbo
city st,,,ts ~ 49,. - 80 ''N
ne i,nce ,,'t ."O ''Aul'', dlu III y""ll-
order 70 the garna ,bS I{cc, hoji,., rue "t
lilo bs0 ms IN ,ro uwgVVI nriHs =" PVl
,ncans ~, t sa,I M ~ enely g2!L py ialr
nt'art .,+i "a. ine eu5ls might ne me
rdSJs botri.o M ~ anu neuses anu hlsl-
cornSst a'1 -. IIoSc's sIueslvu IN
ir ~ ,.t gu naVNSn UonGs were 40 rarity
"a MI, MI rusn III. iUllvNe,l'
brttsi ,a,iad e. IN ~ iVubHrtsl dnu Ao9l
9,,,.c1,nt ~ - roo'outl uiStoIE, lue
1,.Sidni+ - uip2 ,Pe1N i'cYueutIE "i
fnoii(,,ts' T., ~. H. ny Utttu tutte were laVdl
Sbra,s ~ T, tiJ p'"EinE % l1t game.
+1,nt t',,o - "a, ~ 'NoFViu ud9 ih
tnusc Inns. anu iuch Tue Whole populace
70 hii, tb Ian ni'u' ENVIE"ne lulheu oul
c,.a,Nbi t ,,,'i a., i NJ =, M"s gie E,dnu
t,o ~ iVnrm II us u was puuieu COW
,o,nn5nns mn, 3ug aVIJs'
49,. - L.. ~ 'lil' ~ uuA t'l sup WIN,
NV I.. anu lools as lue he'lN crowns suIstu
~ ousIt Vur sIlSetS' toI st"ut ngtl WIS
S,toy 90 t, ~ - a'0Su In .l.
tyvo or moro rroyyds In choSc of tbc a,.i,,,,
49, ~ ~ utoiy CIuMuSC' III 'il"St ui ilt lElNs
~, ,1h - ~ .oW. VI oIv ""U,ii'. V"lSC'
o.. t tlTTI ~ "49 t"-,."' 'Hu W st'"u7-
esf new 30 ne IlsnC Oh way. pern4ps cav
cyoyyd 70 lain in tboi H. ,,,rsn iit'7 '-s 0'''
Win 70 yO'm III Suna Rl sun t.
~, AZ td 20 , ~ 'iG hJtHo 1851 10
W iaHF IisH sCuools anu g!i' 'et
60, 800 ~ - -, S,ie ii B.. ~ 30 ~
WIS iGt 'ltSG 4iiu II MaS lliuS
TJad ~ III ,r 'C F"1e
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
Games Elsewhere.

New Crleans.--Tulane university defeated
the University Of Mississippi by a score Of
Is to II. Fast running by the backs and
strong aggressive play won the game, and
weak defensive work permitted Mississippi
TO score twice Attendance 1000
Lexington, Ky.-Kentucky university q;
Alpmni o. The State college team defeated
the University OF Cincinnatl-l6 10 o.
Louisville, Ky.--Young Mems Christian
Association team OF this city defeated tie
Central university team OF DanYille, KY,
by "a score Of 10 o.
'Cgmn3ign m Minnesota 10; Illinois o.
Corslcana, TeAas.-Corsicana 10; GroeE
81. = Louls-st. Louis university %; he.
Kendree college 3.
Kansas CITY. Mo-Kansas - MISSOURI 1S
Chattanooga, rcnn.--Tro0p u e9YAlry 10.
Grant university o.
Roaneke, w. Waxing college n; RoaR-
oke college o.
Raleigh. n C.-Aghcultural and Mechah-
ical college "a; Davidson 8.
Charlotte. y, C.--Uniyersity. or North
Carolina %; Clemson college 10
Washington. Georgetown p; Lehigh ..
Columbus. Ohio.-ohio state university IL;
Milwaukee Beloit college II; Milwaukee
" baton Rouge. LL-LoulEiaRa statA uzL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
MATCHES usEn IN A pAY.
The Sum Total So Enorrtus That Il Is
Hardly ComputabDe,


How many matches are struck liz a
single day. asked an enthusiastic young
stutisHciau. "and how many cords 81 wood.
and now many tons of sulphur, and how
many units OF heat are represented iu the
World's daily consumption of natchcst Hero
IS IN Interesting problem. Matches. 90
course, are not used iu AN the countries
III tho world There are many primitive
peoples who are sinl NudHng fires 10y s,rk-
Ing sparks from dinty substances just as
oar ancestors aid iu Ao long ago when
they made pots aud KETTLES out ~ clay aud
stones, apd knives ont oC bones and Che
harder formations iu the crust OF the Carth,
Some countries are so danny that matches
can not Toe used With convenicucc ln many
of tbs tropical countries which may hr
struck ON account VI the dampucSs, cNocp.
on the rough sandy edge of the hos
But I'm the great and moro advanced Coun-
tlics OF the world matches are In almost
universal use. Exceptions may De found in
rural sections thHt arc almost completely
isolated, Ike some portions ~ agricultural
Germany, or remote parts 81 the United
STATES for that matter, hut these CNCcp.
lions are very rare
Getting back 10 the daily consumption
of matches, it is really am enormous thing.
The consumption In the United States
daily is something Immense, ROUndly, there
are s0,0Uo00o persons 80 the Emitted states.
On an accepted allowance OF five for each
family this means 100000 families, SO
right on the jump VIC would have l6.OOl,OOo
stoves which would consnne at he vcvy
/ lowest an aNcraEo OF thtce matches tagh
aud every day. Or Il total of 4So0O,oOO. In
the evening Che lamps must hC ligh,cd Tn
each OF these homes Then there are The
hotels, the restaurants, the saloouS and
she business places generally v--A.& eerp
omen at night. with their millions of gas
Jets and lamps, aud it iS reasonable TO as.
sumo that Tue consumption OF matches
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
BASEBALL NOTES.

The Boston league club has promised
Hamilton q regular position on the team.
Captain Long is expected buck the last
Of the week from the Maine woods loaded
down with stories of what he saw
Ban johnson has 20 way " keeping track
of the affairs NJ Jnc American league as
Siallngs has found out
Manager Hanlon thinks Duhy Jennings
pud Other players that read q great deal
nights injured thcir batting eyes
Johnnie McGraN says Baltimore VIII be
I'm the American league next season stronger
than ever and will train nc savannah, Ga.
Andrew Freedman does not propose to
lose his man AIaiheWson Matte Is NOW
ia New York He hes signed aud VIII soon
take hunting trip with the maFnate,
after which he will take n clcrkship in
Mr. Frcedmau's concern. Andrew is a
hard man 20 heat. -,
Fred Crolius and Gammors, the base!ali
PLAYERS. are now doing good work for the
homestead football team. near PlttSburE.
Tie Boston magnates have not been able
10 sign either Bobby Lowe or Billy Dlnech,
but have made up their minds that the
American win not take these men
Nichols has not signed. but there rs no
donrer OF losing the old-tlmcr, as Nick rs
mot In demand and will be satisfied TO 90
along In peace.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29

afternoon between clevens from Inc A.-1
cultural and ,Meghanicu college and Bayio.
UNIVERSITY. While the game was nayinr's
from start 10 hnsh still IL was the most
interesting ever played on Waco grl1
IRON because OF the sensational. clcan aod
last pays. Not thing occurred 10 mar
me pleasure ~ the game except A ami
NJ s awful defeat The game Of mis- ~
leruoon was. tho third between eleven. ~
these two institutions this season and
both teams hattled hard for tho Victory,
but Baylor was too much for Tho visitor
BAYLOR. "''' "
noon on a special with q large deiepati,,, ~
friends and returned home tonight. n Il
understood that the game today practically
closes the season with all college teams In
the state. The Baylor boys are i'm bieh
spirits and are enjoying reception To-
night at the young ladies' boarding mali
The time of halves, thirty and twenty-five
minutes. Othcials' King of Waco aud
Butler Of Bryan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
Young Corbett" Made Short Work OF Terry
MCGOvern at Hartford.
FIGHT WAS FAST BUT CLEAN THROUGH
Terry Lost His Head When He Realized that He
Had Met Ills Equal and the Rest Was
Easy-Ony Two Rounds.

down and out IIe was NOT rendered nm
conscious hut 90 was evident Cos md Pics.
Unt thHt lie knew thn charlottesville had
taken wings rs hr made Will efforts to
regain his Icct Referee White caucu OF
den seconds while McGoygrn NuUanuy
struggled Cnrhctt stcpncd BAGS w cbe-
dicncc 10 the rcfcrec's gesture. aifhrggn he
evidently was In doubt MS TO his fallen
opponents condition McGovcw had given
him such "a gruclUng argument thnt he
was Cor the mnment dubigIs ps 10 Whc,hcr
the HrookNu boy might nor hc able to como
up again and renew the battle But it was
all over aud TO few anA3oS Inv new
champion VAS iu his dressing 900 rec civ
ing congratulations. while MCGuvcrn was
wondering bow 1t all happea a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
THE FOOTBALL SEASON.
"A Gained the Championship by
Defeating Yale.

H. Gained the Championship by
Defeating Yale.
l. football season Of 1901 Is now at
"a In many respects it has been
|,t,bs season, in which the interest
N only maintained but steadily In
Ia from the opening day to the SEN
sa climax at Cambridge.
ksn has the comparative ranking Of
sirapal teams been SO well defined
y questionable as the case tbs
Hsrards overwhelming defeat OF
bElr,ps and Yale's decisive victory
bflpceton. made II evident that The
n Of the last match wOlld be
r5lsd champion Of the year, and IN
4 q the large score rolled up by the
|Egn against the blue at Cambridge
x Win be no need to question Har-
ks title
a. viii be unhesitating.y accorded sec
piN on the roll, with Princeton third,
Pennsylvania right 70 the fourth
Ia d the so-called big four Is very
|zfgl There seems no doubt that CNr
n Ysle aad Princeton on the results of
/ Eis0ps work, while Pennsylvania must
ssieht with 4 place IN the second
b WITH Columbia, Syracuse and La
Era
snpsrIsoa Of the records Of the prln
\, Isstern sonege teams shows that
Xii has by far the best record, having
d. he greatest number OF poln 5
|l,g opponents and having lost but one,
hss been said bv witnesses of that
u Vita Princeton that N should have
Inite. Clean scores we're made I'm all
sher games, and the record stands
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
'sNNsYLvANIA PLAYED BADLY.
n VN'nsll Was Allowed an Easy
Football Victory.

eo'nsIl Was Allowed an Easy
Football Victory.
.eipala, November 2S.-The uni.
q Pennsylvania football team end.
l'as'rous season today with a
i. y defeat at the hands Of the Cornell
l y ~, .ne !. Thea boys scoring twenty
vsls to the Quakers' six.
n ne first time since the two uni.
III , ave played football together that
as been able to conquer Pennsyl-
~ - through the contest the Red
y Players fought their oppopents
~. ~ 81 the way, but the doughty
ii, New York State were superior
M h u every department of the game
1 "a i 8bSsnia3s tried, Cornell was was there
a1ei seemed little difTerep"c ygbe %
\ ei-, through the center nr o"d m
lat rpsossaas!1yania was able 10 hold
lgible ts ss,e than a half dozen times
s. 51tstgre OF Corneil's aftacI, Wa tyss
d. piy. Twe'ehce for the runner in
\ Sey No Of her touGhiowns were
n Asl WIN Vegh the good help given
4 "a vas W. Tue ball, On the def nse
nae stone wall. '''N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
- Morth eun CIub shoot.

Fort worth. Texas, November 2s.-The
shoot Of the Fort Worth Gun club today
constituted seven events five blue rocks
and two pigeons The high guns iH the
Frst event were Frante. illlls, Mcp1wel,
Snirer Hart. V c. ChildrCss, Bickne,l,
Ham Weeds Moore, Arfort, Hansen. In
the Ten pigeon events Frante,. CEildress,
snicer Howe News1me Ham, Hills, Ray,
Woodsock. Witten Woods, Iiller, Moore,
n Is learned today that the next meeting
~ the grand American handicap bird shoot
Win be at Kansas City instead Of New
ynrt This change was made because IL
~ Sphf Ina New York by the Humane 50.
ciety against shooting pigeons
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
The Game at Atlanta.

Atlanta. November 2s.-The annual
Thanksgiving game Of football between the
elevens Of the University Of Georgia ana
the Alabama Polytechnic institute iAu,,
burn) was played here, this afternoon AK aHn
resulted In a tie neither side being aoie
In score The game was hard fought IN
every detail and clear Of dirty or raggea
playing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
Oakland Result.

San Francisco. November
longs selling Fine shot. Nj
T0r-ina Time l.ii
Mile, selling Suucllo, Tho
faL Time 1867
Mile aud % quarter sell
Bangor, lfavorite. Time 81
Six and a half furiougs,
handicap Rose War, Dean
stead. Tho l.2l
Mile ana % fullouf Than
Cap FLYING Torpedo. Grevfol
1slS.
six furlnugs. selling Gu.
Plohn. rimc III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
Hillshoro Relief Association.

Hlllshoro. Texas, November 2s.-The
Hlllsboro Relief association held It's ninth
annual meeting today In the Methodist
church. The sermon wus preached by Roy.
w. D. Miller OF the Cumberland Presby-
tcrlan church. A collection was taken for
Tho poor, and officers were elected for the
ensuing yeur.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29

Hot Springs, Ark, November 2s-As the
result Of injuries received in football
game this afternoon between the PeabodYs
of Little Rock and the shamrocks of Hot
Springs. c. o. steele Of the latter team
is in bed with both arms and botl egs
paralyzed Stone. another Hot SpruSS
pIayer had two ribs fractured during
scrimmag &c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29

vcrslty defeated the Young Mems chris
Tan Association team ~ New orleans
20 to q
Dcs Moiucs Grinuel .; pmbe o.
Lincoln Nch Nebraska Is; Haskell
Indians 10.
Dallas. Texas South Dallas g. Toonc Vni
vcrSity ~
Fayetteville. Ark-kansas city MedlcCs
10. University OF Arkansas G.
Chicago November - Michigan scored
almost al will against Iowa today, making
~ volutS tN nothing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
poIuteohnIo Reat the MIIItIa.

Norfolk. va, November 2s.-Flve thou
sand people saw the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute eleven defeat the virginia Military
institute team here today In one OF tnG
fprcest contests ever seen on the Ioc"'
grld ron. The score was y to 0.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29

San Antonio Texas, November 2s.-lh
the game of basket ball between the san
Antonio and Austin Y. NJ c. A. teams
Waved In this city tonight San ANTONIO
won. the score standing san antonio %
Austin /; San Antonio 81, Austin s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
misoonsin put Il on chioaao.

Chicago. November 2s.-Wisconsin 30
Chicago O-and Wisconslns goal only twice
in the slightest danger. Thus did Wiscon-
SON defeat -he University Of Chicago foot
ball team on Marshal field today over
COCO enthusiastcs witnessed the game
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
CHRISTIAN LEcTuResHlF OFFICERS.
The Next Meeting viii Be Held IN
Weatherford

wnco, Texas, November - Tie Texas
Christian leclurcshlp, now In session ia this
city elected the following officers this
afternoon
A. clark. president. Waco: ] C. Mnson.
vice president, Palestine. NJ, O. Ewing,
secretary. Kaufman MCPHERSON, Fort
worth j. c. Mcksson, Weaiherford and
]. B. lIaSton, CorslcanJ, members ~ the
executive committee
The next lecimssbip Will be held In
Wcathcrford, beginning with peccmber.