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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20

New York, June ls. ~,
side-wheeler Mortified, ws. s0OsaI
been in the service of the Stat. y
land Ferry company for the nss. 4
ty-eisht Years, was rammed ias, ~
by the steel-hulled propeller Isa
Chunk. used as a ferry bo.. sisac
Central Railroad of New Jar..aa
collision occurred just of the O..
Island ferry slip at the foot ~ NV
hall street, and in less thar ,ml
minutes afterward the 49,
which was crowded with nssssaI
sank to the outer end OF tha Cnt
line pier in the East river. The VI
Chunk, which was badly d.ms~,
landed two dozen passengers VIII \
aboard her. Over a hundred -
gers of the sunken Northfala =.
dragged out Of the water by peOp
along shore and the crews OF ths ~
or river tugs, which promptly resno,l
ed to the ferry boats call for helm
few OF the Northfield's passengers w.
hurt in the accident and the poIios /
lieve that some lives were lost. c,r
Daniel Gully OF the tugboat Mntps
who saw the ferry boats
Crash Together,
says that Immediately after tba
lision between twenty-five and thru
Of the passengers leaped into
water and that many Of those perissa
Capt. Gully also declares that he
sure over a hundred Of the NorthSaal
passengers were drowned. The cam
tains of the other tug boats who xg1
early on the scene, however, are \
clined to think that the disaster VA
not so serious as regards to loss
life. Thus far no dead bodies han
been recovered. The reason for such
difference Of opinion as TO the exta}
of the disaster is that the widest q
sitement prevailed on the Northfs.
The tug Mutual saved in all abM
seventy-flve persons from the Mort
field, and the tugs Unity and Ard
saved between them $50 persons. W
policemen of the old slip station cai
to have rescued nearly thirty pepa
between them. AS sOOn as the crow
which had followed the sinking ferN
boat along the river front were able
render any aid they responded with
will, and in many cases men sprsns
into the water
To AVE Life.
The greatest service was rendered
the tug boats, which. as soon as 1t VI
| possible. closed around the Northfsd
and made a bridge TO the Spanish lh1
pier, and men and women chambers
over the tugs to the shore. The SWIM
running flood tide and the question
which boat had the right OF way va
the cause of the disaster. Capt Apn
ham Johnson was in charge Of ID
Mortified and Capt. S. c. Grimm va
in command of the Mauch ChuhA
Each lays the blame Of the COLLISION
the other. Capt. Johnson OF the AOfh
field was arrested about midnlghl On
charge of criminal negligence. ne
held without bail and will be arrasHe
to-day. Capt. Griffin OF the MsSa
Chunk went to his home in Jersey -
not long after the accident occule
Officers Of the Jersey Central faAas
gave assurances that CapI "
would make his appearance IN pON
court to answer TO a technical 40
Of manslaughter.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
May Lose His Eyes.

La Crosse, Wis, June Is. - While
walking through a woods in the vicin-
ity of La Crescent Swan Anderson, a
section foreman on the Milwaukee
road, fell in a patch Of poison vine and
1t is feared he will lose both of his
eyes as a result.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20

Turkey. ordering a new warship
without paying what is due on past
contracts, recalls the optimism OF the
slater, who, falling from a tower, re-
marked as he passed each story,
-All's well so far"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
stabbed During a Quarrel.

Tacoma, Wash, June 1s.-A laborer
known as Charlie the Woodchopper,"
stabbed and killed George w. Samson,
a fellow laborer, n severely injured
Jonas Hallstrom, his employer. during
a quarrel on a ranch neal Ollala.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
Life Sentence Is the Penalty.

Grand Forks, N. D.. June 1S.-Joseph
B~assanella, who shot Axel Anderson
and recently pleaded guilty to a charge
OF murder. gets a life sentence, the
penalty being fixed by a jury.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
Policeman Guilty of

Litchleld, Mimi, June IS. - John
Johnson. the Grove City policeman.
was found guilty G grand larceny in
the second degree. Judge Powers SEN
fenced him to a term In the state
prison.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
Traveller Relieved n spiciJe.

Kenosha, Wis, June 1S.-Frank Ora
ham of Sheboygan is supposed 10 have
committed suicide by jumping into the
river here. His travelling satchel and
a note book containing his name and
address were found on the bank.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
Gwen $4,000 Damages.

Fort Dodge, Iowa, June Is.-Conduc-
tor Crowse was given, a judgment for
81, 600 damages against the Chicago
Great Western railroad company for
injuries sustained in a wreck last An
gust. He sued for $40, 900.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
Elevator Changes Hands.

Morris, Mimi, June ISL. c. Spooner
has purchased the Peavy elevator at
this place. II. o. Games. who has for
years been manager Of the Wells,
Pearce & Co. elevator, will be in charge
of IL.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
s..oonrr wrecked.

st. Johns, N. F.. June vrscsat1
just been received OF OF. the
the fishing schooner chaa east =
of Cabot island oG the (suus
of Newfoundland. Four
their lives.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
Balm for wounded H Ms.

Liberty. Mo-, June 10. uas giss,
Broyhili of Kansas CITY here :
verdict in the circuit cou, .o,t go
to-day for $4,000 in her SUE cts
II. b. Norton OF ha
breach Of promise.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
curry FAILS TO AGREE.
Outcome OF the Trial Of DR.. Ken
nedy, Charged With Murder.

New York, June 1s.-The jury which
listened to the evidence against DR.. s.
]. Kennedy. accused of the murder of
'Dolly'' Reynolds, reported to Judge
Newburger yesterday morning that 1t
could not agree on a verdict. The
fudge at oEce discharged the jury. II
is said the first ballot stood four for
conviction and eieht for acuuittal.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
Child Drowned.

Hastings, Mimi, June Is. - A six
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Meyer was drowned in the river at the
lower levee by falling from a skiff.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
Foley the wfunar

Sank Rapids. Mimi, June 1s.-In the
special election held on county seat re-
moval in Benton county from Sank
Rapids to Foley, Foley won by IA
votes.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
BIG LOSS or, !,
FERRYBoAr CRASHES
STEAMER LADEN
sENGERs.
one HUNDRED FIND wATtay epu

Wild Excitement wh;o.
Causes a Difference of Ont,
to the Extent of !. oaa
riously Estimated .
twenty-five and n
Lives Lost - Eocb
the Blame on the o-ther-s.
Captain Arrested To-
Negligence.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
OTHERS MissiN"'
PROBABLY More Than zine.
i.hed I'm Port Royai Ps~7

ished In Port no,s RSr'
Port Royal, Pa, June 10. thgns
IRA abroad that more msD tor n
eighteen first unaccounI,, min =
burned in the Port koya IAN pls'
men from Smjthton nave "losin, .
since the night of the NJ thsta
the wild story was circuia.sus ~
number Of unknown ~ VII BE-
reach thirty. A long tln The %
ouired to ascertain certaih
her of entombed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
British Were Ovcrpowercd.

London, June Is. - Lord Kitchener
has cabled from Pretoria, under yes
terday's date as follows:
Near Welmansrust, twenty miles
south OF Middelburg, $50 Victorian
mounted rifles from Gen. Beaston's
column were surprised in camp at
Steenkoolspruit by a superior force of
Beers at 1880 p. m. June IL. The enc
my crert up to within short range and
poured a deadly fire into the camp,
killing 2 officers and 16 men and wound
ing 4 officers and 3S men, OF whom 2S
were slightly wounded. Only 2 officers
and so men escaped to Gen. Beaston's
camp. The remainder were taken
prisoners and released. Two pompoms
were captured by the enemy. Full de-
tails have not yet been received"
Preliminary Surrender.
Durham, Natal, June Is. - 1t is re-
ported here that the surrender of 100
men under ~Commandant Van Rens-
burg 1t Petersburg is preliminary to
the surrender Of 1000 men in that dis
trict.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
DEwET

El1iott's Column Engages the Beers
and Severe Fighting Follows.
London, June Is. - Lord Kitchener
~telegraphs the war Office from Pre-
toria as follows:
During the march from Vrede (Or-
ange River colony Elliot's column en-
gagged the enemy under Dewet on June
6, and after sever fighting captured a
convoy of Il loaded wagons, As pris-
oners, 5S rifles, 10000 rounds of ammu-
milton and 1000 cattle. The Beers left
II killed and 3 wounded on the field.
Our casualties were 3 officers and II
men killed and / officer and "a men
unpnIadn
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20

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The sun., 1901-10-27

which neither side scored Wesleyan made
steady gains through her opponents line.
hut slthoush she pls ced the ball at Yer
mont's iO-yard line. she failed 70 carry "
over for n touchdown Vermont played
guards back tandem play which aas very
effective and once placed the ball danger
ousiy near Wesleyan's line, but the strong
Wesleyan line here held for downs ana al
no other time was the goal IN danger Wes-
leyan was weak hack ~ the line, hut during
the last half Inglis went IN and made long
gains through the Vermont hne
Drown. q. HoLy CHoss,
PROVIDENCE. Oct "a In cont~st full
Of sensS tional incidents, the last few nlinut .
being rlayed In dusk. tie Brown ard Holy
Cross teams played a to game TODAY, the
score being a 10 Although o." browi
men were outplaying their opponerts TOWARD
the end. the whistle tlew before they had
time 10 add 81 their score The sens onal
play Of the day was made by Webb. q Brown
fres hman, who iroks through the Holy Gross
line, shook on thfee men and rsn nin "
yards for a touchdown He'd Of Holy Cro~.
msdr q run Of al OFT the same length ana
scored n touchdown
DARTMOUTH. IS BowDoiN.
PORTLAND. oct "a Dartmouth outclas.ed
Bowdoin IN this afternoons game. winning
by score of Is too The Maine team made
q plucky stand aud the game was snappy
from start to nnish, but tho Dartmouth
line was impt-snable and the team work
admirable 1n the early part of the gam.
Bowdoin got the ball on Dartmouth's t-yard
line and carried " over. scoring touch
down. witch no other team has done against
Dartmouth this year
The sun., 1901-10-27
AUTO RECORD TRIALS AND RACES.
Champion WIN Try Motor Cyciins ~ In.
pire City -DrookDne Contest

NeIt "wednesday the Empire City trao
will again be used In an attempt for new auto
mobile records Albert Champion. the
Frenchman. IN try there then for the worlds
one hour record with = tricycle. Champion
nov holds the motor cycle record OF I min
ut. IL seconds for a mile. and minutes -
seconds for FIVE miles IL II possible that
Fournier will make . n attempt for . psv
record on the a. me day.
The l. ons Island Automobile Club has made
the follow ing mod hca tons In it, clAssincation
Of vehicles for it, races of Nov 10 on the
Consy Leland boulevard. Gasolene carriages
under IocO pounds from 1000 ~ 1000 pounds:
over .tOl pound Steam vehicles OF all kinda
will compete IN one class and 10 viii electric
vehicles Of all kinds
A parade down the road VIII be sareo
ht IL ~ O'Clock IN the morning and the racing
will begin at Z q clock The start will be from
Kings Highway, and there will he grand
stand a. the finishing line near Tventy-
second avenue Commi,-ioner Brewer has
arranged Ia repair those portions OF the road.
wsv which are not In the hest condition. and
has also arranged 60 properly police the
boulevard from the start 20 the nnish
IN. following have been appointed stewards
" IN. meeting 4 X Shatiuck. President
~ thc Automobile club of America Dunbar
Nris.l. at "a. Automobile club OF America.
II Creaup.r, President ~ the PARKWAY
priv'ug club william " clarke, President
81 the Pleasure Drivers Association. !. r.
mobile club Edward PidReon and Wallsce
Grant, nf the lons island Automobile Club
2 G Webb 81 the l. will he clerk OF
tho COures
The sun., 1901-10-27

tn this evil Names Of all men who are dis
covered thus to hAv. disposed Of their tickets.
are To b. kept on record Each succeeding
year this list of names will have added to IL
all those who are found to have sold their
tickets Admission TO th" games a. college
men will he denied to all such men, and when
they make application their money will be
returned To them Their only chance 70 see
the genes will be "a buy tickets In general
sal- record of every ticket for the Prince
ton and Harvard games Il kept - that 10 u
known iu-t who holds each ticket There IL
a good-slzed list OF names ~ men who sold
their tickets last year on record IN the foot
hall office now. and those who did 80 then
are advised not tn apply for tickets. as Il " l.
-avc them the possible mortifcation Of being
ds,t 81 Application blanks for the Vale
PRINCETON game will be PLACED IN the Yale
q, O t.ruttve store next 1uesdNy morning
Ttckct, will be .? each and not more than three
Wtll be allowed 60 one man Applications
tptis' be ~ before Nov All these who wish
10 return their tickets sill have Ar oppor-
tuuty 10 do 80 until = VI Wednesday.
Nsg Ia
The sun., 1901-10-27
Te-tiay's reetbsli Events.

Madison A. c. Va. Monitor A. c. al Newark.
OAsiAl- . { " 10 nrwoodf Z c, at Mcstchestsr.
Manhattan G. ~ PAST nr 4 c, at Harcni.
SnNoy :. { " WANeriy y. C., al Wcstchestef.
Aetna \ { ~. Aningtons Al brooklyn.
- Christopher 4. {. vs. olympia A c, at Harlem.
Olympia 4. {. ". ST Lucys rsen. Al Jersey
cts
Hardnan A c. vs Ptosressv. A. c, al Nswars
Chelsea A. 4. vs. Herkimef A A, at DEXTER
Iark
Coiania, y. {. vs. bartholomew I. c, al Newsrs
Newark " Nnlet, Point Engineer Corps. al
Nswark
Madison y. G. W wysnote Y. c, 81 Jasper Oval
Nopdsides " Oceans At bayonne
Uusticrs Vs. brooklyn Nandsrrr~. al t-rs-y CITY.
star \. {. vs RoScdale \ c, AZ Coney Island.
Robcti Davis Association Vs. soldiers Of Fort
Hancock. at M~ehswkrn.
- Peter and ". Paul Va City kniok.rbooser
club. al Van Nest
The sun., 1901-10-27
Game. OF Rutherford nigh scssei.

Rutherford High School Athletic Asso-
ciatun held Is annual tall games a. Williams
bridge Yesterday morning summary.
ip Yard Dash Won by John Lippler, Ren
stevenson, secOhd Albert steiner. third. Tine.
10 3 scconds
..o Nard Run Won by Andrew Devery: fred
Nolin second Louis Stsinbes. third Tine
n seconds
eco Nard Run Won By Bernard Philip. Ismes
Roach second ChAncs Patterson. third Tine.
~ 4 S seconds
S~b NArd Run- Won ~ Ion stevenson. Andreu
Devery second ThonN. Dury, third Tine.
minutes ?4S S seconds
Mic Run Won by Norfi, erns HehArd Moore.
second heraArd Philips. tlird Time. minutes
- seconds
RunninE Hish Jvmp-won by Mas starr rred
MnlIu s~rond Prank Randall. third heisht.
feet inches.
Hunnins Hrosd Jump--won ~ Mas sArr. Pred
NOiin SSCend. Charles Levy. third DtstAnce,
IL f~st
Pu,tins ~ Pound Shot Won b. simon L-,shi.
Pred R.rn.N s~cond Jsmes Kuhn ,hird Distance.
n feet
The sun., 1901-10-27
LACK HARMONY on SHAMROCK
GLASGOW writer sta'es That Capt. sycs-
more Wa Hamp~red In the Race.
lSreoLsl Casif DsspdscA 20 Tvs SrN

lSredsi carr Dsspasoh 10 TIVE SrS
GLASGOW. Oct. 9.-The Yachting expert
Of IN. Glasgow Herald. who hes returned
here from the Americas cup contest, con-
d,lnns the dual control Of Shamrock II.
He maintains that tho harmony wa only
superficial while the rac-- were being
sail~i and that our defeat was due morr
90 mistakes than to ill-luck ShAmrock
H. wss not sailed by the men q, the ,,ller
but In ob-ciience 10 conveyed Instructions
n Sycamore had not been hampercd he
would have won AZ lcas, one race
The sun., 1901-10-27

summary; Princeton, LafAye,ts o
RPSsr'r,-rdssg RPs wrsSiins,o?. Hsi.,Ia Rs,srr. s,.,
,,ss@pu,s,ew,"s Cor Dan.. Roper for HtnFy.
pesrson ior NcCiavs. Sosnaen ior stAysI.
I.lt. 10, ooItsri. 8
Stw H,vtS, od S-Asairst a team
seknowledr~d by Columbia mon 90 be 81
EI Harvard ard s.Is I ,oGay s No Won from .G- hias
and whit~ by sco'e OF 10 g. Barring
The .l..sns ssch TOOK plssc ~. thS ssn"" ss Ts SSs
fsSt,'rs s,d caused con-id-rAtl. Missing ifom
49,. rsrs IN. Yale footl.sii mana grnl....,
snd leader. are far from Plea I'D nth ~"
Colun,ids tam orc hiEh ur IN a.. Nslr
thft Columbia msy 10 ci, from Nsl".. W
! ;hlnk \ = ve,T peculisJ ,ad VIC , nle
With a ies'n that s-,niain- scaroelv any men
Mo rlsved against Harvard Tho NAV
h. Coluuh'a students. but The ~" tfaci, ,,Hllf
srS,s''''n''' .,,,,. ''d ''' "'"''' y '''''''
Th~r- is - 10 a r'ec,'rs of the Nale man.
hF.n,rn, -cor, end uh,h h, ~ ~ ,,ts
T~gsfdnr t"i''mtis. b'i i.,drnE ffotn opin-
ions .,rTe.-rd on tie "a. lne- \ ale al not
als team ~ould sav both "a s.pi that h"
hu,sif there was mof" Iusshs u@h ~Hs
IN r.ssrd 90 -. u~n bsins -rns~r-.'
Coseh saffore said
~ D. 80 an - n,sr. - no. inan ~ho
ts rot u tunh ads - ud~ut in Csluuihs
tlr . Hud sgalu tis tf-t ltufs. uitf -~eifs
%, slussles iague 81 the i"idn. a. insn.
fs'ird a. tirs \ slF tIst g. 49, ln and pat ihg
tulun iaa men uut Hl llustnusf Nue Frnfisd
sr-ftatH 80 tile Efsudstaud ~hsu b. - q
tulufufHH risn Uun t|s ufurs rfHuNd nls
Tiufff. lft iiu won BE- fs'Ht aud tffuv hin
tn Nf sfauud feird WIZ uutt iuu lW
hiin.
ID Nas alakoun fsa ths Nsis t.iaYefs - k~-T
ffsr trutsl atsd a. feifatn frar aains :
littts sitas stns 80 thsW go HwHfrut siid
ons 81 t~o 81 tlssn sitsf isai iir ulsfii fsurh
The sun., 1901-10-27
y. ..-sN re.,ssu r,rl ., sseculssl.a.

NFw HsNtN. ost 20 After much oan-
ferssos on th- par oi he Vale feotu.u mana
So. ,o h~ad "A bos-, sI.~-aiatiuh fof ths
toe fosstsan Fauses ~ siud-uts = plan was
sdalas-i ta-ntsii vhioh Nsh~f Camp and ths
osher attistis leas.rfs b-iigvs III put essnk
The sun., 1901-10-27

erucrs held Cornell well and before the
Ithaoan. could gather themselves tosrtoet
line, where Hilton failed on q place kick for
goal Here CORNELL braced up Long runs
before the half was over, Purcell had scored
tvic- In the second half. the Cornell hacks
found the opposing ends aud tackles 20 be
ahead for long gains Shepard. Comm and
Warner each scored In this half Capt
was a siart He wAs several tm~s drawn
la ok TO hi the line and he ploushed through
with \ majority Of his opponei g OF HE back
DESPITE Brewrtefs absence from the game
for three weeks the Cornell quarter hack
proved his worth He hardled Hilton's
puf q without a mum and dodged through
before he Was downed n Bradley. left
end on the Oh~rli' team received a blow on
was unconscious for several hour. The
The sun., 1901-10-27

summary; Scofe- West Point n WILLIAMS, o
Touchdowns Bunker. Hsese,t; phnps Tne
,rre-Vsn substitutes HAin for Goodspsed.
Uarkrtt for Phillips Salfridge tor Bartlett, Phhlips
ior C.ssd. MoAndrew for bunker. Graves for Jack
Arat Joyer for Moore.
M.vH.rrAS. a.: st JoHSs. O
Tho Manhattan College VARSITY team. In
q one-std.d game. defef ted :, JOINS Col
Isgs 1T Jasper oval yesterday afternoon by
al too Before ore uiinUt" Of play Manhsttan
had scored her first touC down The, sco et
six touchdowu- IN the fret half In the second
half Mania 'tar kicked oT 10 ~ johns coward
line and by constart line huckiIg pushed
ktlroy over for a touchdown The home
team then tried end plays. which worked 80
effectively that rNe NOR" touchdowns were
added Ia the list The Wis tors had po-se-s ION
~ th.. tan only once during the game. and
,h.r lost /, on downs The line up.
The sun., 1901-10-27

summary Srorr-Nanhauan, Al; 81. johns, o.
Touc hdowns -knroy ~. Nulcahey y. Farley ..
Goals from toue hiowuS-N -NulrAhsy "a RsfsTs-
Nomrnhach Jmpirr - owens Time tHcnty
minute nAlVes Substitutes - hrebhs for ConNA Ay
HUCKSFLL. ~. LEHiGH.
BFrHLEHEM. oct 20 -Lehigh went down
before Hucknsll'- superior work and strength
This afternoon hy "A score Of 10 20 @ The
t"ry was nsrcely fought over In tho fr-t
hall Buckneli made several good gains on
end plA yz but could do littls against l-high'-
line In tn. Second half L@high took brace
and Bucknell WAS unable to make any con
stan, gains Tho features of the game we're
the end runs by BuCknell's backs. and tn.
line plung~s Of Kelly. Waters. FULLER and
n ha Nm
The sun., 1901-10-27

summary score -PcnnsyiN Anis STATE. ~, Navy.
Tour rhdowns choll. Read Goal from touch
down smith Referee Young. cornell. I m
p'rr dunbar Cornell Substitutes Weaver Tor
Smith navy Fryet for Land
WIS., roI>T. Is. WILLIAMS,
WFsr poiNr oct "a The military aosd-
etny football team defeated Williams to-day
hy a score Of rs to y Although victorious.
the West Pointers had TO work hard -
times Williams line -~emsd ifnu-netrable
and just befor. tho -nd Of the nrsi half West
po'rt lost a touchdowI when the hau vas
within two inches Of the goal line This
was due 20 the strength Of William West
PORT scored sftsI three minutes of play,
making the orly score IN the first half Ia
The second half Wet Point made two touch
downs hut fArn-worth failed at al the
goals The line-up.
The sun., 1901-10-27
Citizens Union Of the City Of New York
Headquarters: 81 Union Square, East.
October n, 1901
To the Citizens of New York:


The Citizens Union appeals all citizens to contribute to
its Campaign Fund II have SiCoOoG it should have
SiSoOOo
Remember it not enough to elect Low. Grout and Fomes
The County and Borough tickets be carried also Imagine
Seth Low the head OF the government and Tammany man.
chosen to protect vice. in the office of District Attorney Every
criminal who is to-day enjoying police protection will oppose
the election OF Jerome
The Union receives subsidies from corporations Il
depends wholly civic patriotism 1t can bring out vote
other organization influence and the size Of this will
determn. the election Its immediate needs urgent
and its great body Of voluntary workers entitled financial
support.
Contributions should be sent to E. l. Gould Treasurer
28i Fourth Avenue.
ISAAC A. SELIGMAN,
Chairman Finance Committee.
x. FULTON CUTTING,
Chairman Citizens Union
ELGIN X. L. GOULD,
Treasurer Citizens Union.
GUSTAV H. SCHWAB.
ROBERT G. OGDEN
j. kENNEDY TOD.
WM HENRY YALE.
WALTER M. TAUSSIG.
GEORGE X CLARK.
WM. JAY SCffEFFELfN,
Finance Committee.
The sun., 1901-10-27

ere. psrx.o pr,nseion G'n5,r, william. Penn.
~, sniA lime OF halves twenty ave minutes.
Touchdowns- Shipp. Subsiitute-rArs-
baugh fot sim
NYU, IA rvT0Ers
NIw RRTNswiCN. Oct "a New York
University defeated Rutgers College on
Nelson field here this afternoon by = score
Of 10 To o In IN. irst half neither scored
although New York University twice carried
IA. hall 10 within Ave yards ~ their oppon-
ems line, only 20 lose u on tumble In
the second half. IN" New York team carried
the hall straight down the htld three timr-
for touChdowns, from which one goal Was
Kicked The line hucking of Clcv.r son
and conn lily won the dRv for New York
I niVsr-i'y The teams lined up a. follows