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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-17
News Notes.

Beaumont, Texas July 10. Rev. +. z.
Robbins. pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church, accompanied by his wife. his
mother, Mrs c. NJ Robbins, and his
niece, Miss Elose Rugeley, left this morn.
Ing for Virginia.
Mr. John Kcagans aud Miss Mary Wilson
We're married last night la the parlors OF
the Crosby House, Judge J. $. Brown Of.
hCatlng Mr. KeagHns Is from Houston
and the bride comes from Rockland The
newly married couple left this morning for
Rockland.
w $. higgins, formerly Of Washington,
Pa, died at the Sisters hospital yester
day afternoon at O'Clock from typhoid
fever Mr. higgins was chief clerk in the
land department of the j. NJ. Guny Re
troleum company and had been South only
few weeks His remains were shipped
to Washington, Pa
There will he game of baseball at
Blanchette's park Friday which promises
60 be both interesting and amusing from
comc0 standpoint. The bank boys win
cross bats with the college boys
Hon. Alvin c, ousley, prominent cid
zen of Denton, is In the city.
Mrs Adele McAIahou, accompanied by
her brother, Mr.. Theodore Stubhs Of Gal
vest on. left for that city SUNDAY evening.
There were number Of vagmncy cases
before the mayor this morning and eight
more recruits were added 20 the street
working brigade,
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday
10 l.. T.. DALEY and Eva Blanche Arnold
and John Dunbar Keagans and Marie ophe-
lin Wilson
Governor j. S. Hogg returned this morn
Ing from nm absence OF several days In
North Texas He was accompanied by
his daughter Miss lima IIoEg and Miss
Breuzer OF Austin. They are guests ut the
Crosby House
The Langham building, corner Of Pearl
and Bowie streets. Is nearing completion
and Will soon be ready for occupancy
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miles from Rcckdalc, with a capital stock
ot $4,000. for the purpose of hoying f,r
Hu ana other minerals. The company has
Zen chartered and the land they require,
90 acres, has nearly all been purchased,
ana large amount Of the stock placed.
~ tpImahent board Of directors win &c
tueN VIII be ready within ten DAYS 20 ne.
~ StAte active operations. The lsaders in
, W. enterprise have assurances trat con
M ,ueh beyond doubt that they have
IN n.gsl indications aud prospects for oil
~ laying quantities One OF them SAIL
~, ne fost correspondent that they SO
even,Hs expected a gusher. but al aii
uabie well Will be located 'D"' va
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THE FEELING WAS BEARlSH
ON THE HOUSTON OIL EXCHANGE
YESTERDAY.
a slump in Orllers Was the Most Nota-
BILE Foature--A Drive Made on
N. o. and p.

The session on the Houston oil and stock
Exchange yesterday was very quiet aud .bn
principal feature was the weakpeSs of
Nillers. Drlllers sold Monday st H.. nm
closed on strong bids OF 7Jsd75s for bo,rd
lots. Yesterday It sold at 69, for cdd lots
and &c for board lots and was freely NJ.
Tered at &c on the close for board lots with
no bids. AT present. there seems to be a
general bearIsh feeling on the stock and.
while there were early bids of ga and g.,
for board lots they were withdrawn ana
the close showed Drlllers the weakest If
has ever been.
All Of the weak National Oil and Pine
was Oeeded out yesterday ana it closed tlr,n
OH bids of - with no stock offered There is
a short interest In Buffalo and vrsilyhs
which is keeping those stocks PRETTY stiff.
Federal Crude was weaker, being only 1Gc
bid. The lack of speculative demand is
having its effect on the market and the
general tendency of the less active stocks
seems downward for the line lcing all
though the favorites show icn1iFable
strength In the face of the dizziness OF the
list as a whole.
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BRYAN Briefs.

Bryan, Texas July 16.-H B. Dorsey OF
Marlin has bought half interest in thu
barber shop OF Dan ]. Ford OF this city.
RUFF Connor Of Houston is In the city
NJ Carnes and r. II. Smith have re.
turned from a trip to Houston.
Captain o. L. Tabor is up from his store
In Fort Bend county visiting his family.
Miss Maud Prewett has returned 70 her
home IN Houston after visiting friends
". 2. Majors and Burt Norwood have
oone 10 Mineral Wells 70 recuperate.
tDr and Mrs. J ID. West left yesterday
FOR a visit 10 Coleman; -.
Miss Myrtle Conway has ,1,. returned from a
P'SS,.s ERNEST Brogden Of Houston Is Wis
tung her parents, Mr. and Mrs Charles
pntfnrsnn.
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Well to Be sunk Near kossn.

hosse' Texas, July l6.-Judge Rufus
Hard OF Corsicana is having derrick
erected out on Heads prairie and viii. as
soon as his outfit of machinery arrives.
commence TO drill a test well at the i NJ
iock gin, There is strong evidence of oil
IN thl1 section and one OF the finest he :
ol Ignite coal to be found In the sta. e
covering several thousand OF acres Of land
Tour 10 fifteen feet thick In addition 10
ahe coal, they boast Of having one OF III.
hntest bed OF, deposits OF koailn and pot
II Is ten feet deep ana covers several Mules
Of territory
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Work Rennn Near waoo

waco Texas July 16-The waco Tor
renee OH company began sinking n sha I
ON the Terrence farm this morning and
say thot they intend to hnd oil II there
any to be found, A number Of other com.
pahlos nave secured leases on the Tors eucc
Farm ana viii begin work at once. They
are to operate twelve miles east OF the
CITY in the same vicinity where the oil
NaS found last week at a depth of forty
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Rock Island Oil News.

Rock Island, Texas, July IL. The Rock
leland Land. OIL, Mineral AMI Irrigation
...nnai,v and The Southwest Texas OH
.nd mining company (combnel' have en-
p,oyed Mr. Mecloud of Beaumont Texas,
MS driller Mr.. McCloud Is an experienced
,,,,n having run machine y in the Ill
nlsH1 ~ PENNSYLVANIA, Corslcana and
peSnmont He was here today and ex
an ,,'ed the machinery and pronounced II
ttst class In every shape aud said TIRE
e., fnce Indication for oil was excellent.
rio rbmmittec report everything IN good
sbnne and that they VIII emp'oy enough
Reid 10 complete the derrick Ia a few DAYS.
a. lie machinery Is ali on the ground
they expect to begin lrilllng In ten days.
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THE SNOW CASE.
Aroument Concluded and Matter Taken
Under Amusement.

Under Amusement.
sherman, Texas, July 16.-ln the Federal
court for the eastern district OF Texas
Judge Bryant presiding, the application OF
Mrs. Annie E. Snow for the appointment
of n receiver for certain oil producing lands
in and around Beaumont was resumed al
O O'Clock this morning. Mrs. Snow, as the
roller OF the son of the man to whom the
land In question was patented by the re-
nnblic of Mexico sixty-six years ago, claims
MA interest in one 81 gh;eenth OF the
tracf The principal point 10 settle Is
wbclher or not, II her right Ia life II,
:, o,.cet is established 1t will cover right
X ~ Droportionate part OF the minerals,
A. ares etr Including oil. Mr.. W. II. Greer
~ Beanmont made the closing argumelt
for defendants. Judge Il; X Hazelw Not f or
the blaintIff. decision has not yet been
reached.
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Alvin Texas, July 16.-The work of
placing the machinery and building the
derrick for the Galveston Gas and OF
company on the Thomas farm is progress.
ing very satisfactorily. The casing Is the
only thing that has not yet arrived. hut
II ls expected every day Much Interest
IS ma9nlfested in this wen as II viii he
Is believed that II oil exists In mis- sec.
tloh u VIII be found NJ tthIs nnlnt
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THE BEST SMOKE
OF. A
. CIGAR.
CIGAR.
a RaYIor CIub oraanIzed.

waxahachle Texas. July 16-A number
OF ex-students Of Baylor university met
Friday afternoon aud effected the organ.
Izaticp Of Baylor club. Hen S. p.
skinner was elected present; ] G.. Lump
klns. vice president: @. @. rlerson. sec,
rotary, and G.. c. Cooke, treasurer, This
organization Is to be permanent having for
It's object the good Of Baylor university
aud especially - assist IN raising the fluids
TO erect on the BAYLOR cAmpns a molninent
10 the late a,d lamented DR.. Rufus e
81 rleson A meeting Tor ali ex-studentS
of the county was called for next Saturday,
the Goth.
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Nc on Indicator in Rrazorla.

Anrleton, Texas. July 16W e. Cramcr,
the man with the oil Indicator is here
again resuryeying the ground in this Soc
ton for oil. Mr.. Cramer says that accord
Ing to mis- instrument thore is plenty Of
oil In Brazuria county ana that the Damon
Mound is pregnant with gushers and flow
Ing wells though he says there are busters
there as welt
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diately. 'eu luin'e-
~
The Ladies oil company are negotiating
Tor sixteenth acre in the Hogg swayne
tract.
Following are the closing quotations o.
the Beaumont OIL EXCHANGE.
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MACS River on a Tear.

corpus Christi. Texas. July ia tee
,hone message received here this even
Inc from Nneces town announces thai.
.,'7 ,.t,.er IL IN big boom AMI,
.,san three feet over It's banks CO.
~, ,rieafary nats with water. Inieu'
is due 10 rains up in the Interior
obout Uvalde. nnty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-17

We want twelve, eight and sx-incR cas-
iMEs elSo tour-ineh, suitable for pipe line.
Write or call Thursday. July IS Buffalo
Oh company Threadneedle court, Beau
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ANorHrR Ar MKINNEy

Mckinney, Texas. July 18-v c. Smith
a drummer. killed himself near Lebanon.
this county. today. DecSsnfEd wIs> d ma :
tive Of Churchland va.
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r. gu OH Near Rookdale.

RocKdaie, Texas, July 16,-A company
has been formed. composed lsrgely Of
leading land oN ners and prominent citizens
Of the saady Creek community, seven
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Budget FROM BEAUMONT
THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE AGAINST
CHARLIE FlTZE.
Other Cases Were Passed for New Bills.
New Synagogue is to Be Built.
News Notes.

beaumont. Texas. July ie-The case OF
Charlie Titze. charged with horse THEFT
was dismissed by the State for want Of
evidence.
A. r. Anderson, sheriff If Harris county,
was fined SlO0 for failure to return pro.
cess for ]. n. Eastwood and Tom Nc
Donald.
The charge of horse theft against Jim
Henderson was dismissed because Of va
rance aud defendant was held to await
the action OF the grand jury.
Inc case Of l.outen Wntsett assault to
murder. was reset for next week
r. B. Darling, burglary, case dismissed
because OF variance aud defendant was held
TO await the action ot the grand jury.
Owen i:itze, theft OF horse, was passed
for new bill
w, L. sturm. assault TO murder, was
continued on application of defendant
The case OF Frank Burns, charged with
theft of horse, is under trial The state
announced ready for trial but the dc.
PENDANT was not ready, having employed
no counsel, but declined TO present a mo-
tlon to that effect and pleaded not guilty
The plea was stated 20 the jury aud the
trial begun.
States witnesses in the case Of Frank
Rose, theft az horse, aud A. Roone Scwen
assault to murder, were fined 500 each for
nonappearance and bond fixed az $3.50.
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Svnanonue to Re Built.

Beaumont, Texas, July i6.-Work on the
construction of the Jewish synagogue on
Broadway has been commenced and the
house Of worship which has long been de-
layed will now he bult,- The contract has
been let TO Mr.. Spaulding, the well known
contractor, and the construction is superin.
tended by J. II. Brechln, the architect. The
building will cost about 5000 and viii
be one of the prettiest church structures
IN the city. The building of this syna
gogue has long been delayed aud IL Will
bring relief to the large congregation 10
know that construction has actually be
that the completed structure will he turned
over 10 the congregation ia less than three
months.
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MALARIA CAUSES eiLIousNEsS.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic removes
the cause.
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LIVER PILLS

DIR. RAILWAY & CO, New York;
Dear Sirs--I hive been sick for nearly
two years, and have been doctorlng with
United States, ! have been bathing and
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Ark, but II seemed everything failed 10 do
me good After | saw your advertisement
thought ! would try your pills, and have
nearly used two boxes; been taking two at
bedtime and one after breakfast, and they
nave done me more good than anything
else / have ever used. Ny trouble has
been with the liver My skin and eyes
were all yellow; / had sleepy, drowsy feel.
ings: felt Ike a drunken man; pain right
above the naval, ike II Il was bile on TOP
Of the stomach. My bowels were costiye.
Ny mouth and tongue sore most OF the
time Appetite fair, hut food would not
digest, but settle heavy on my stomach,
and some few mouthfuls of food came mp
again. | could only eat light food that
dlgests easily. Please send Book OF Ad
Vice" Respectfully, BEN ZAUGG,
Hot Springs Ark.
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R. W. GAMBLE & co.

1te MAIN ST. HOUSTON, TEXAS.
See our advertisement Real Estate for
Sale.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-10
JERSEY HORSES
AT TER RIBBONS.
MoRRIsTowN SHOW OPENS
WITH ATTRACTIVE FEATURES.
Over Three Hundred Entries Of
niEh-Bred Horses Owned
In the state.

There 10 every prospect that the an.
nual horse chow under the auspices o!
the Morristown Field Club. which be.
gan this afternoon. will be as attrac.
tive as the shows OF former years.
A large attendance II expected at each
day OF the show. which will be coz.
unued tomorrow and Saturday. There
are over three hundred entries in the
different classes. All horses must be
owned by amateurs in New Jersey. This
shuts out many OF the prize winners
a, the Madison Square Garden shown.
Premiums are offered in the classes
for roadsters. harness horses. tandems.
fonr-.n-hands. saddle horses. hunters
and ponies.
Among tho exhibitors are Louis A.
Thebaud. II. Nick, TwombIy. Irs. Wal.
ter Bliss. Mrs. Charles Chaplin. Miss
Waterbury. c. c, Frcunghuysen. Charles
F. Cutler. Do witt o. Flanagan. George
c. King. Miss Mabel Olnstead. Albion
l.. Page. r. a. Fairbatn. Clarence f.
Perry. J. Edward Davis. Herman I'm.
ger. J. b. Headly. J. W. Ogden. Henry
T. Phipps. Seymour L. Cromwell. Mis-.
rh.sr. Mrs. John NJ: Shaw. Miss Bessie
sSaniey werse an Mss of E%iey
Mayer. J. Edward Davis. c. .Ledyard
Estes. TONIC Salvage. r. T. II. Tai.
mage. Clarence 3: Mitchell. Putnam 4.
Hss A AsSsTs w N.w'sS " AS.4I.,
Pnxcf. Archibald s. Alexander and
Louis Hallock, Jr.
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TERRY ACCEPTS
ENGLISH OFFER.
BUT he CAN'T MEET JoE.sSa
TILL NEXT APRIL.
Manager Harris says Theatrical
arrangements Prevent an
Earlier Start.

a Tight between Ben Jordan. the Eng
lish champion feather weight. and
Terry McGovcrn. will be arranged soon
II the Adeiphia a. O.. OF London. agrees
TO hold the contest on the date selected
by Sam Harris. McGovcrn's manager.
The Adclphia A. c.. recently organ
izcd. has announced that IL will hang up
$500 purse for the bout, but stipu.
lates that It must be fought during
December McGovcrn will. according to
the offer. be allowed an additional 81. 800
for expenses.
Harris object. to the clubs date and
wants the fight decided on May Il.
Derby night: otherwise. the conditions
are agreeable.
Talking on the proposition to-day
Harris said:
VII! accept the offc- on certain con-
ditions. and they arc that tho contest
take place on May Il. which Is Derby
Day night in England. and that either
Charlie Mitchell or Parson Davies, who
Is In England at present. referee tho
contest.
'McGovcrn canno. 20 to England be-
fore next April. as his theatrical en-.
gaSements will not end until then, II
the conditions I impose are satisfactory
to the English club officials Will ac-
ccpt. II ] should go TO England with
Terry will bet 1900 on him to beat
Jordan"
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.EX.JOCKEY'S SON
WINS A BRIDE.
JIMMY M'LAUGHLIN. JR.. TO
WE'D MISS MAE DREAcY.
Good Tips on the Races Won n
Saratoga Hotel Proprietor's
Daughter.

The story WAS told ut Morris Park to-
day OF how James ir,. the son Of Jimmy
Mclaughlin. won gu, very sweet girl
at Saratoga by giving ,lps-good tips on
tho races.
Tn" young woman Is Miss Mae Dreacy.
daughter ~ a prominent hotel proprietor
nj the Spa.
James. IT.. "a no, the feather weight
that his father was. lie weighs 30
pounds. and Is n successful betting com
missioner for Charlie Kampncr.
As the story goes. James gave Miss
Drcacv some good things on tho
horses tina, brought both her and her
friends good results, With this good
opinion established the son OF the old
Jockey pressed hard his su,, and won
out.
Miss Dreacy Is a very charming girl
and Young. II II said thar the news
has pleased James Mclaughlin. Sr.. and
has sealed a breach that had existed
between him and his son for several
years
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WINNERS AT WORTH.

RACE TRACK. WORTH. Oct, Io.-Tnc
results OF races scheduled TO DO run to.
day were as follows:
First Race-Seven-eiEhths OF a mile.
Won by Oliver Nc, O to and 1 to =,
Frank Irelan. TO ! for place, was
second: Boomerack third. Time. i.co 10
Second Kace--One mile and quarter
Won BY Kentucky Babe. 3 to l and
second. and Fox Bard third, Time
400.
Third Race-Five-eighths OF a mile
Won by. Jack Ratuin. 4 to ! and even
Gallantrie. out for place. was second;
Lucien AppleSy third. Time-i.0l i-6
Fourth Racc-One m!lc.-Won BY The
Lady. ; to 1 and even: w. ], Deboe,
g. TO for place. ran second: ArsrcEEor
third. Time--1.&0 2-b.
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PROBABLE
WON FUTUR|TY.
BIG TWo-YEAR-oLD-TRoT DE-
CIDED IN STRAIGHT HEATS.
Famous Hora-s. Compete at Hammer
Day of Kentucky Hr~rders'
Meeting nj IonisviiI~.
l.p..l,l 10 M. E,.nlns wn,la

FAIR GROUNDS. LEXINGTON. Oct
io.--This Is II" banner day OF the Ken
! lucky Tro'tinE Horse breeders meet
Ing. The attendance WAT large and bet.
ting on the Transylvnnia heavy. THIS
famous event was the third race on III"
card and had for starters the cream OF
the ZIP class The rain ceased ycster-
day evening and this morning the trncl;
tvas In fair condition. although no fast
time could bs made on It until late IL
tho afternoon. Scores Of familiar fnccs
are seen In the stand and betting shed.
Mr.. J. J. Scanncll said to the corre-
spondent this morning that II tn. track
Got good he would send The Abbot
HSninst his worlds record to wagon.
Improbable won the ,wo-year-ol,l
futnri,y. Time-2.Io "A. 7?sl-,. :zsa.I
Boralma was led gu; on the track at
!: o'clock and Thomas ". Lawson. his
owner, introduced. a forai wreath was
was sheered
The Transvivanla Stakes OF 1900 for
2i2 class trottcrs.--First beat. Chain
Shot won. Dolly Bidwcii second: j. r.
third. rimc-2.i5 II
Second heat: Chain Shot nrst. Ches-
nut King secoLd aud Srs. J. third.
Timc--2.li.
Ban Transyivanin. third heat-susi- J.
first: Dolly Dillon second: Chain Sho;
third. T!mc-2.l0 The betting was
Chain SHOT. Tpo; Held. f2Sn
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LATEST BOXING NEWS.

For the frs. tirae during his many ysars' .In.
tsnes a. the manager o. pux,lists Tom oRourss
sads himself ninus srsry tsh,sr he had aaasr
Ais managerial wig. The rvesnt split with
waieast left oRourks -iisoSt thu management n,
g single pasiiisi. During the las, nine month.
George Cardiac have left him.
SaIyin Hart. ,ae Promising miadi.-~.Ish,
1lu HanrsAan fsw months aEo on account
g ssskrsss - sell asaia Sc s..s been matched
% Gkht Billy sun, the hsfd.hitting fuiddl,.
light. g Cheap. for twenty reunds before the
Es5ifs A. C.. Of Louisville. on Nov. {.
HIks peEovsn. tbs Roehsstsr ns.,sr. who ar.
ylrea ~ EAn Franeissa ten days ago, has been
ksssrtd y Salt Charley 1hurston. the crack
HHlsef-psiEkt ashtsr Of California, for twenty
Ianass q ths Rsiianes A. c.. Of Oakland. Cal,
i Ts.Ak Esss. ne ,lshi.ssiEh. champion. ar.
IRA ~ lbs city yestafday for 9 shart stay.
- iesks1 many pounds heavier than when isst
As=E. Whag sstd1 ~ the writer u 10 intepded
= ~ AnF re fzsttHzs he snlisd and AID:
~ sasls e. q. ihrsaxs WIN
s = 4 - - frs4h. za5. rs eezsas, i "a 4
~ a. "a an WhIea bat ma ! I ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-10
STILL RACING
AT YA|LSBURC.
NEWARK CYCLE TRACK OPEN
TILL SNOW FLIES.
Mig Meet Next sunday with Twcn-
ty-FiSc-Miie Race the
Feature.

Although all other outdoor bicycle
tracks have been closed for several
weeks. the racing craze for briilian,
riding by fast pedal-pushers continues
Ia make the game profitable for the
management OF the vai.sburg Track
at Newark. and several race meets arc
scheduled 10 be run before the snow
files. Next Sunday IA twcnty-nve-mile
pro race. several amateur events. and
a daring exhibition on the hIEh-banked
track by Albert Champion on his mile.
a-minutc motor tricycle. will constitute
the card. The twenty-nvc-mil race will
be made very interesting by the awards
OF 81 TO tho winner OF every lap: Is 10
tho winner NJ every five miles. with 1ve
'b!g-moncy purses at the finish.
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TIGERS SCORES
ARE IMP RESS|vE
PRINCETON ELEVEN SHOWS
WELL IN PRELIMINARIES.
Close Games with Yale
and Harvard Reject Credit
on Coach swain.

II tho preliminary season scores made
by Princeton's eleven can he used In
Judgment. the Tigers will stand out
we'll in the bigger games to come. Her
score OF y to New York Univcrsity's o.
yesterday. was impressive.
OF the big Four" Harvard had the
hardest 'ussle in the midweek games
The Crimson eleven defeated Amherst
By score OF II TO 0. or by I'VE points
more than Yale was able to score
against Amherst week ago.
Amherst's two close games against
elcvens OF the first rank show that the
former Is one OF tho most formidable OF
tho lesser lights OF the gridiron this
season. rejecting much credit on Swain.
An1herst's Harvard coach.
Yale defeated Wesleyan yesterday. -
to o. Last year Yale beat wcsieyan y
TO o. and Harvard vanquishcd Amherst
IS TO 0.
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YALE BEGINS
S0UT HERN TRIP.
BOTH TEAMS TAKEN ALONG
FOR THE FIRST TIME.
Ella Football Men VIII Make Fly
Ing Trips to Baltimore
and Annapolis.
Especial 10 ne WORLDLY

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct. io.-Tht
university and the college football
teams will leave New Haven on South
erp trip to-day. This will be the FIRST
time the football teams were ever taken
South for game. On Friday the col.
lege team will play the Baltimore Med.
icai College. Saturday morning a
special train will take tho university
team TO Annapolis fora game with the
Naval Academy men. and will bring
them back the same evening. The two
teams will return TO New Haven next
Sunday.