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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
COUG \ Ed
SIX
YEARS
Cured in
SIX DAYS.

Woonso"k.t X. !.
The X. z, B,othet,o
Dear Sirs;+t was troubled with a bad
case Of BRONCHITIS for six years. ana
many mauX nights never closed my eyes
I'm sleep on account Of my cough. | tried
different doctors and all kinds Of stomach
medicines but could not obtain more than
temporary relief until began using HS
om.l. After lnhaling III" first bottle /
stopped eXpectorating: my cough diSap-
peared. and I have not been troubled
since. although this was two wears ago
". J. CORRIGAN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

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Schooner. W. l. X {. +. iIoIcdon. Eas-
EoothpaI ;-.--..:.-::..-. ..-.....-.. &:
Tfnothb.iv : r. Ho'l' f.iS'
| SCHOONER. G. Hadgdun 4 Son t,rsi
ho"ihnay -.:.--....-.; ;..--.-.... .....-.......
'i'"''iSn""'. EuE'roiip..- .
''''N ''p''l'' "''u 'nidrG'd
WV r'ihina W. Lay. \t tons
t'' 'ii''' ''SSeis on th' stocks i'f
''"H' "t"p'!' 'No q whlrh VIII b''
''''''' "'''i' '|H' L.
NALbcEoito DISTRICT.
In the wards Of th,, Naldnhorn liz
| triCt unusual activity has he.n notice
able \ total uf 3 doc1lnr,ted vass.Ids
has been built. Of which seven v.a,.
schoon"rs, thr." steamers and I'M. re-.
maind-r Slopue. Tho heavy vessels
We're all schonn.rs. ana were huilt W
follows: on. of 2.4n tons C;anroe T
Wctt. Waldohoro: two Of .1o5 and ,2fo
resp.rtftlIv rohh RutI.r a. - D.,
land; one. lo62 tons. Washington Bros.
rroi''as.Un' t,,'' w., ohc' LII tons Dunn d
1''iio''' ihoiiidstoii' one l'- TONS. t. n.
r"oN' '.och'dhu' W. a. Morse "t
ldS pu'it rlsht si"ops. of
""''ii NE "t'' 10 'tl"e' hNe' hiiie, ana
us "a" 'Hu th' remaining
=" '''is 'ach' y Mors" ~
i'''N'i'p mas iathci'eu three sioops
~ 'oi'o tdCii' a'iu lHr'c others OF
~ anu i tollS'
''o'pa puii' were =. r. ar
w. hie'iiei'' hihe IONS; a. N carter
''''ict' ~ tohs' MOTIFS 'arter. IRE
"iel'' tlsn' TONS; Eugene McLain. Pre-
'h'i' ~ tohS' II. r. Nolan, Bremen.
seven TONS D. ". Cushman. Friend
sup. hNe IONS, - 'allainore. Bremen.
siA IONS = inchenoa"h. Waldoboro
.o''s y. r. morse 'ushing. SIX
''"s, W. H. rrahcls. Bristol, ii tons,
- "o'ilPe"'' hriS'ol' ~ IONS f,aWS"n
a. 'e h'i'''i' 81" t"iiS' Il. r Leem3il,
niiS''l' SIN IONS y. n VI. t'ammage
m i'' 's'oi' puiit Il schooner OF ~ tons.
,h'ea steamers Wer+ launched: ". \.
'.o''S' - Ne'i S"' l'' TONS spear
t,i - '''''' NV i'"'harlsc"tta ;.
a. - l.
BELFAST DISTRICT.
In the Belfast district IL NJ E,an ~
Camden has hniI, +u-o ,.t,a,,,a... ,
four masts, IS tons. th.. other five
rnasts 200n Georg. A. Gilchris, Of Pol
fast has launched one schooner. four
masts, 1i5 tons. 4 steamer built hy
Robert T.. Coombs of Isleboro meas,,r
"a "a tons. Carleton. Norwood 4 Go. of
Rockport hav. built one (, hooner. 80
tons. George 4. Gilchrist is building !,
government dredger tn launch next
spring while H. NJ Bean has a con
tract 10 build Il five-masted schooner ~
the spring.
Their" promises To b4 /, revival Of I'M.
shipbuildiuc Industry in ,ba E.ng,,.
district the coming year. Although 10
i'',c 'ch i"'i''cl''u 'h'S -sel-
go - y ~ 17'ViH'ii VI i'iiE"t' VIII
y ! ScH"'hei 81 TOUT
i'''''S "t t'ieif 9''" Ill brewer inns VIII
'ci' ifh9 4"i '""-hlasleu Schooh"r
~ "e'hs c"'iSih"icf pE l. r. tasSi','
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
Foot Ball Notes.

George B. Chadwick. a junior at
Yale University. was. Thursday night.
elected captain Of til" football team for
next year, to succeed charles E"ul !.
who will graduate in June.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

The largest captures of Beers m;i,I. IN
several months occurred. THURSDAY when
'hrr" columns secured an aggregate of
20 prisoners Gen. Bruce hamilton. near
Ermelio. Maj. DawkinS in the Water
bury district. aud Gen. Mcthu"n in the
northwest Transvlal. rounded up three
langers with only Il few casualties on
either side.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

pr. y. q. Dtnforth. graduate OF the
Philadelphia Dental college. was in tho
city. Thursday. and contemplates loclt-
ing dental pHrors here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

George ". Paul is feeling pretty we'll
satisfied "t this tiIn-. having just sold
20 barrels ot Nos. | and apples and
received Il check tot sos in payment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

f'on. Fred Emery Bean" was at his
uiiiCe. Thursday. after having been con-
fined to tn. house for / few days with
z sever. tDii
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

The funeral of the late Thomas Emery
viii he held at tn" mousse on Lincoln
street at / o'clock Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

Miss I.eola Frost began work. Tues
dag. in In" writing room of til" W. II.
Gann"it Publishing House Mt Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
HALLOWELL.

Nj. a. Lilly returned 10 Richmond.
Thursday. after a visit with his daueh-
ter Mr-. orrin Horn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
OUR SHIPBUILDING.
A Prosperous Season in All
the Maine Districts.
Scbooners Of Enormous Size Being
Turned Out in Our Yards.
They Sail Every Sea and Command Ad"'rat'o"
Of the World.

Shipbuilding has had its ups ana
hovns i'm Maine. But this year the in
lustrv has Hourished throughout the
state. ccualing as a whole, the record
Of any previous season. This has been
one Of several prosperous years. an I'M
provement having commenced With the
revival of general business throughout
tne country. There benS an all around
activity in commerce, the demand Tor
vessels increased correspondingly.
ShIpbuilders throughout the state. as
=. rule, have had all tEcy cou!d do. feW
yards being vacant in the busy season.
In eastern Maine there has been Il no
rircable Improvement, keelS having
been laid in Yards where q broad-aN"
had not been swung for years.
TIL. vessels built have been mostly
schoonrrs The new Schooners are in
-reasinc IN size each year. When the
limit viii. be reached is a question
which is yuTZIins the builders. y YES
sci with five mastS is nOW frequently
seen. hardly being 4 circumstance
worth notice. Tive siX-masters have
het II constructed. and n scVen-maSter
is heirE built in Massachusetts. Tht,
advantage Whi"h large craft have over
smaller ones is that they can be more
.h"aply operated, consequently yielding
better returns to the owners.
I;ut il follows that there must al
ways he some small vessels for the
navigation Of shallow rivers and bays.
\ vessel If over II feet draft cannot
r"ach Augusta in the k"nncbec unless
ihcr. is Il fr"shet prevailing. AS a L.
a.. in. o.
have but TWO masts. Of ar small three
masters.
TIL. total tnnua2" nf doCumented Ves-
s"ls launched in The State this year
outs SIDE ot government ships at Bath.
is u 262l tons. Thr rig Of these vessels
ie as follows: Ships. =; schnonerS. 20;
,loupS ~; st amcrS. 10: tugboatS. !;
narhtha launches, >: Darges. !.
TONNAGE RY DISTRICTS.
Th,. Tonnage. biilt in tn,. SsX,rti dis
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

Any person taking smiths Buchu I.ith-
IA Kidney Pills. and not getting good r.
suits IN 2 reasonable time. ~ requested
~ writ" ". T. Smith. - Summer Street.
Boston. Mass. stating age. constitutional
characteristics. duration ana symptoms
~ casc. ana quantity Of pills which hav.
been taken. All letters will b.. answered
without charge. ana personal interest
taken u zach ana every ease. And any
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

ne lSS' St~'1l''lllS WIZ UlaI' tShi'iSl liIt
owners or occupant, of tn property On
Page and Second streets tn defray one
half the Expense Of constructing tiv'
sewer this fall on these several streets.
and an order was passed for 4 hearing
b-forc the municipal officers to be held
in tn. council rooms, Thursday. Jan. ..
to determine if for any reason the assess
n,ents against th" individual abuttcrs l.;
not just and equitable.
The mayor. in III" name Of the city.
was authorized tn max" a contract witt.
the A.. II. x q. Il. Il. for a term NJ 70
years to provide that thA city will pay
IL the company sum OF mon.E aNHual-
Is which shall be equal to the tax annual
Is assessed oil 50 much of the y1Iua ton
Of tn. taxable property in the city and
on tn" new addition to the power hnus.
il proposes t. erect. 1i improvements
the company shall make upon its present
property and all new machinery il may
purchase. as Shall exceed k6c30. in consid-
GRAFTON Of the agreement "t the company
To permit th- city tr us. the poles fnr
III" wires nf its tin" alarm service and tn
keep til, wires III proper repair during.
the term IF contract. Said company t.
pave III" highway and concret. the sid.-
walk Ill front Of the power house
III" heads Of th- several d"partmcSi~ Y
Of III" city Wei" directed to max. their
annual reports L" the city connect ut the
regular meeting Jan. :. 49,.
Til. city treasurer was authorized 10
pay til" following claims for loss "f sheep
by dogs: city ~ il1iuwr.l +l"-5n; w. l..
Ath"rt"n s; Miltoi, Gilman. So: 5. -
Otis. $i.-a. III" city marshal WAS instruct
strLctcd to notify III. OWNERS Of varant
buildings ~ Water street /" have the
sidewalk i'll 'front.' ri thcir property aftet
.vtry SNOW .torm rs soon as roasih,r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

TIL" following testimonial j., itym oar
q tie oldest ana best known Dentists. NJ
Nh" ci;y RI Portsmouth. :. H.. having
been III actir. practice in Tor .,nDutA
f"r H"arls forty years. An. ore can
writ. e. this gentleman as ~ TIL. RS IIts
in his case or IT, any physician III Ports
mouth regarding hts standing at home.
MIR M j. SMITH TAX. pleasure In
informing y"I hat tn bnN of SIM, n r.
BurlIu Li'hiu kidney Pills sent t. ne
thr-, weeks since has Dreu exceedingly
helpful Ny urine NOW runs almost nor
raily ARA gives Iu- no trouble. h;iv.
taken two-:nirdS nf the box and snail
flr"lt recommend them IN any suf-riu.,
with suppression ur stuppagy ri uriH.
Yours sine. r'l! pR T.. u GOOD.NIL.
Nn. IL Market Suuar" Portsmouth. \. II
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
Nex York Money Market.

NV J Wrk. ~ v
M"n.l vu ctll nrm .Il. las. I"an ~
Trfrn. morcauiil, parar it-u5 I.r ccui.
Sterling .Nchaug. weak At iS77, fvr 49,
mand aud at 81, for n days.
Posted rates IS ana iN.
Commercial bills iSi=rf
RHr silver -
Mexican dollars ~.
GoN.rnmnnt bonds sttAdN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
Smith s Buchu liihia Eidns, Pill.

are revelation To people suffering ,-o,,
any dis.as" " th' kidneys. Bladde, and
bi"od-" Kh".imat'5m. They ar. sold In
TIN b"N's only. containing one htlndrsi
pills for tT"ntt--livc cents Your drug
-ist can obtain them for you II he wishes
through ann whnlesaL. drug house h,
Boston. or they can b.. obtained nj my ~
fir". No. - summer -. for tg-enty.f,-a
cents II.r box. oT | Will send them by
mail al charges prepaid on rect.itt n
TWENTY-FIVE cents IN postage stamps. h,,
prefer that YOU would insist UPON vo;-
driggiS- obtaining them for YOU. AN
druggist tEat has not Smiths pcch.
Lithia Kidney Pills III stock viii "A NJ,
Sum"thin. clSc And t.ij -U3 IL is pespr
Most of Ill. kidney Iiils ~ the rrsr.s
today are sold Ipr ~ cents 4 box At tts
pric" upon which am placing Smiths
BIrhu Lithia kidney Pills. upon tn
market. nir hundred pllis. twenty FIVE
cents, the Dru:it y mos Moderate. but i
have faith III th-sr pills that they viii
DO all thar rs. ciaiurerl for them. IN nv
ddver-.ise m"nts. Many peopl" Thu A.
taking Iithin Tablets ar" having fer Fhs
tJndred. They will find one hundred Of
Smiths BuchI Tithia Kidney Pills Con-
tanning not only ltthia. nut Buchu and
seven other ingredients. most valuable
ana iJr more beneficial. and at much Iess
cost lneist upon getting Smith Birhp
1ithia Kidney Pills. If yoYr druggist
will not got them for you cal at my, Of
tc. or send Twenty-Five cents in postage
stamps ana | will Immediately mail yo1
a hoX containing one hundred pills.
person who hrs taken my Kidney Pills
AMI has no. obtained All the desired r..
suits. who will send me- a sample Of thelr
urine, H. first passed in the morning,
my chemists will analyze the same ah-
SolUtely free of charge. and my physl-
clans will write you the honest facts In
your ease and tell you exactly what y
can DO FOR YOU.
ST.. Boston, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

rrid.~ Crossing Mass. sept w. 49,.
MK ". +. SMITH.
Dear Sir; ] certify that have u~.d
tw" boxes NJ Smi-lI'S BIcHU G-itnla Kid
n"y PilS. fnr S.v"rc attack rf lumbagc.
ana can truthfuly say thHt am cured
tSignrdi A LAMBERT
NJ. y. p4rtmoIth Place" Boston Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

ME IS. J.. SMITH:
Dear Sir: | jus. received your letter
asking N" about Smiths Euchl IIthia
Kidney pils. N.s. havc taken several
boxes n them. ana ! find them to w. The
h"st r"rrrdy for weak kidneys that
krow n or have .yer used have been
~ tim,s troubled Very mach with NJ
kidneys. and since | hay" been taking
smiths Fuchu Iitnia KidrT.y Pills ! have
f"lf p.rt.ct relief can sIy mat am
greatly bencfit"d by -onr ulIs. ana /
uill recommend them t. ADyhrdy for ~
hcf ~ weak kidneys. ! hav. not ken
any ot III. plls FOR over a R.pk. blt |
i"cl W"lt, ana better than | did for a long
time hcfor, ! took any of N. pills They
tike all sleepy ana drpwSy feeling away
ana max" ypu feel lik" a new man
Yours truly.
tSigu"dy j. a. BUTLER
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
City Government.

Thc regular monthly meeting of the
city government was held III the council
rooms Thursday evening. Mayor Tenney
and Aldermen Perkins, G.tchell. Clrricr.
Dudley. Lunt aud Erann We're present.
An order was passed FOR tn" payment
of th.. roll Of accounts ~ II. amounting
!. 4, liz. .la.l snl -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
OTHER DISTRICTS.

In the district Of Frcnchman's bay .
sioop of III tons has been built by Har-
NeE hodEhiU5 ana -. -. Wentworth Of
Marlboro. \ small fishing schooner of
six tons has been launched at Harcocl.
The following vessels have been re-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

Til" tonnage hIilt in tn several dis
;ricte MAS MS follows.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Furnished Daily by The Federal Stock and Gsain
Co.. Office, Wckep Block, Augusta. Ne.

TED. 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-17
A NOTABLE OCCASION
Was the Farewell banquet &c
- Charles \. Townc.
Adjourned.

Was the Farewell Nanauct TO
Charles 4. Townc.
DULUTH, Mimi. October l6.-Eight
hundred men of all shades of political
opinion. attended farewell banquet
rendered by Duluth citizens to Charles
A. Towne at the Armory tonight, while
fully 500 ladies were present In the
galleries to hear the speeches by VIM.
j. Bryan. Mr.. fowne and others.
The affair was non-partsan, and car
ried out the intention of the promoters
to make 1t testimonial to Mr. Towne's
personal popularity among his friends
and neighbors. Scores OF prominent
Democrats. however were present from
all parts of the State to add their
tribute and listen to the eloquence Of
their brilliant leaders,
Mr.. Bryans subject was Moral
Courage" and he took occasion to
shower econiums on the guest of the
evening for his action in 1896, at the
time of his farewell to the Republican
party to follow silver. He said:
Some may be disposed to stamp the
word failure upon the political career
OF our distinguished guest. but he has
set an example that must weigh heavily
on the side of the civic view. He has
faced without flinching, fire as hot
and heilish as ever came from can
mons mouth. and he has won victory
greater and more glorious than ever
crowned the life of one who fawned at
the feet of power or bartered away his
manhood to secure an Office
Mr. Bryan did not inject politics into his
speech which WIS brief and directed
largely to Mr.. Towne. lie said. however.
that great issues are at stake; great
interests are involved, aye. even our civ
iization itself. and through US. the civil
ization OF the world. This nation Is
world power; II has not acquired its In
fluence by war. but for century its ideas
have been permeating the world and every
citizen owes to his country ms well as tc
his generation and posterty. to throw
the weight of his influence on the right
side OF every public question
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-17
l:lt class trot purse 81 ZOO.
-nltcr kcim. b. u. by Young Jim
Harvard defeated wesleyan.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, October TO-
Harvard defeated Wesleyan this after
noon by a score of l6 to 0. This score,
though smaller than Yale's score
against Wesleyan last Saturday, is not
considered discouraging. as "A number
of Haryards best players were not in
the game. The play was slow and rag
ged. Sargent. at centre. was poor in
passing the ball and the backs had lit
tie team work Cults did we'll at tackle.
at full back. Wesleyan held Harvard
on downs in the second half and also
blocked one of Kernans punts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-17
ANOTHER POLICE TROUBLE.

Special to the Register.
PARkERSBURG, w. Va. October IS.
Mayor J. W. Vanderyort to-day sus-
pended Policeman Lew Baker, who Was
found at an early hour this morning in
the home of Mrs. Wilson while sup
posed to be covering his beat He fall
ed to report regularly after midnight
and the lieutenant who was on watch
at headquarters went TO investigate. he
found Baker in the house and was only
admitted after threatening to break the
door in. Baker refused to resign and
demanded an investigation. which Will
be given to him. He states that he was
called into the house twice by Mrs.
Wilson and her daughter, who were
very much excited over an attempt OF
burglar to enter the house. which was
repeated after Bakers first visit he
told them to be calm and retire and ne
would watch for the burglar Being
worn out. be says he went to sleep. and
was found there by Lieutenant Smith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-17
ANN 0DELIA'S
HEARING RESUMED.
She Entered the Court Room Dressed
In SpotIess White.


In SpotIess White.
LONDON, October 16.-When the
hearing of the charges against Theo-
dore and Laura Jackson (Ann Odelia
Diss Debar) was resumed in the police
court to-day the woman entered the
dock dressed in spot.ess white. She
placed her hands together before her
face and closed her eyes in the attitude
OF prayer Ihe crowded court room
was silent.
The hearing was devoted to revolving
testimony of the behavior OF the male
defendant toward young woman who
was one of the victims of the pair. The
alleged receptions we're seemingly ac-
companied by hypnotic influence
As the prisoners lefc the dock they
were Kissed by the spectators. Jackson
cried, Keep quiet. you reptiles"
The testimony was of such char
acter that the London papers which
usually print verbatim reports of SEN
sational criminal trials say mat in this
instance they are unable to do so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-17
NATIONAL ENTHUSIASM
OVER M'k|NLEY MEMORIAL.
AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONS ARE
BEING FORMED IN ALL SEC
TIoNS OF THE COUNTRY.
DISTINGUISHED MEN WORKING.
OFFICIAL MEETINGS WILL BE HELD
At CANTON.
But the Business Offices VIII Re at
Cleveland. where the Routine
Work VIII be Done-Thc Tomb of
the Late President Will he Lo-
Gated mt Canton, by His own He
quest.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. October It,
Secretary Ryerson Richie, of the
Mckinney National Memorial Assoeia-
ton, stated to-day that he had received
reports indicating that auxiliary organ
| izations are being rapidly formed in all
sections OF the country by the trustees
and honorary members of the organiza-
ton. Judge Day has appointed an aux
| iliary committee in Canton. Mr.. Alex
ander II. Revell has begun the work Of
organization in Chicago and Illinois,
Hon. David II. Francis IN st. Louis and
the southwest; Hon. Cornelius n. Bliss
is arranging for auxiliary associations
In New York: Mr.. George b. Cortelyou
has taken up the work at the National
capita: Mr.. Henry b. Scott in Call
fornis, and Gen. Eli Terrence In Min
nesota, ana the northwest. Indeed,
from all of the trustees and from the
Governors Of the States and Territories
who are all honorary members, as we'll
as from individuals and societies, there
come promises OF active efforts and OF
widespread organization among the
people.
The Official sessions of the Board OF
Trustees and all executive committee
meetings will be held in Canton. the
residence of the Hon. VIM. Il. Day, the
president of the association. To relieve
President Day OF the burden of any de-
tail work, the business office, that is
the Office of secretary, will take I'M
mediate charge OF all correspondence
not intended for the president All
letters should, therefore, Mr.. Richie
says, be addressed to the secretary at
Cleveland. Remittances should be sent
direct to the treasurer. Mr. Myron +.
Herrck. Society for Savings. Cleveland.
Relative to the claim put forth III
certain quarters that the memorial
should be located at some point other
than Canton, Mr. Richie said:
There can be no question that the
tomb OF President Mckinley should be
located in Canton. That was settled
decisively years ago. wnen he himself
expressed a wish to be buried in the
cemetery that is hallowed by the graves
of his children at Canton. his home
during his entire pubic career.
"Yhe first purpose of the Mckinley
Memorial Association is to erect tomb
which will be the nations tribute,
typical in its strength. beauty and dig
nifty, of the man who lies beneath IL;
this secured. the association then in
tends to contribute toward the rearing
of a noble memorial at Washington.
Auxiliary organizations should be
formed in every city, town and hamlet,
which will be in direct touch with their
State committee and with the general
movement. The association does not
desire to direct independent organiza-
tons. but does desire in every possible
way to contribute to their formation
and successful effort"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-17

LEXINGTON. KY, October 16.--
Three purses, two for fast PAGERS and
the third for 2:14 trotters constituted
the card to-day. VIII Beyburn. at $50
to field $a5 in the hrst. and in the fol-
lowing heats at $50 to the field $40.
won the 2:0S pace. after allowing rho
Admiral TO take the first heat. Cambria
Maid won with ease the second. third
and fourth heats. Pinehem Wilkes,
who fought the mare we'll into the
stretch each time. took the first heat.
J. *. was distaneed for running in the
third heat. The time OF the second
heat was 2;osA and the next heat a
half second faster. Walter Klein. favor
tie at $50 to the field $40, and tho
next heat 800 to the field SIS, won
the 2:14 trot. in straight heats and was
never in trouble. The track was fast.
Sit m N, a ,sioc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-17
Princeton Won.

PRINCETON, N. j.. October 16.--
ball to-day by score of 90 to 0. One
touch down was made in the first half
and two touch downs and goal from
the field by Dewitt in the second. 1t
was the hardest game Princeton has
had to play this season. At times
both teams gained well through the
others defense, but most of the game
was characterized by punting. Both
teams were penalized several times for
off-side playing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-17
CUTTING IT SHORT.

ST. JOHNS, n. F.. October 16.-The
Duke of Cornwall and York, by tele-
gram from Canada. makes large alter
ations in the programme for his recep-
ton in St. Johns next week, virtually
COMPRISING the whole affair into a
few hours. The royal yacht Ophir will
arrive Wednesday afternoon, October
oath but the Duke will not land until
II O'Clock the next morning. when the
functions will be hurried through. The
state banquet will be given in the even
ing. and the Ophir will sail for Eng
land Friday morning.