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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-08

8lotte: Die prin5enreiie bebeutet
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Wt1ens Der beuti9en Regisrung, gut.
Ret4sbeate6ungen CUR Union au pile
gen nno biefelben Dor ieber StDruna
gu b%efpabren," unb bic n~gotional3eiz
tuns" nennt ben priraen ben uDolmetz
i9er Der beutiden 5reunb{daft gu ben
Der. Staaten."
DAB absr ouh biersulanbe bas gntz
aeaenfommen bes aaiiers ri9tig aufz
aefabt pirb, bafiir iprefen pas reae
Sntereife, nit bern felt Mo6en tdgtid
Der prinaen6eiua beiproden ipirb, BITE
grpbartisen @orbereitunsen, bic alter
orten ~setroffen perben, UNI ben Win@
tomm au etnem, Der @rDBe unb Der
2iberalitdt Onfel Cams niirbiaen All
qeitalten.
9efanntIid pirb prin5 Ssinrid
ipd6renb feines @ufentboltes Der SAT
Der Natton iein. Sn Der 8unbesbaupta
ftabt tpirb er 3tpar in benz beuti6en
8otI4aftspalats abiteiger, bod i'm
llebriaen ipirb es fid Snfsl @am nidt
nebmen laffen, aue Soften bes prins
5enbeiu9s aus leiner SaIhe gu beitrei.
ten. Cine Summe BON $40, 900 1T fir
biefen 3ped in Der ybrinsenben Defi=
ait>8ia" Dor Ruraem ausseporfen
tporben.
Die 3obl BET prtpatsn @eranitaltunn
gen, in Die Der prina mebr ober minbel
hineingesoaen tperben ion. iapint tag
lid an. 8ei ieinem tur5 bemefenen
Mufenthalt blrfte es aber nod mebr
als cine @nttduihuns In bieier !0inii9t
eeben.
@ines 8eiudes bes prinsen isi pie,
defenders gr~tpahnuns setban, neil er
tn engem 3ufammenbang nit elmer
nt9t minber sroBartigen 8etbdtisuna
Der 2iberalitdt unb Der Worliebe beg
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-08


bes aaiiers, binbenbe 0eriiderunse.
betreffs Der @~eneauelazN nselegenheit
geseben, unb Rei9stanaler 9raf 8ut
lop bat i'm Rei4stae nidt ~tpeniser
erersti4 Die S~niinuation, bab Der neus
Sarif ii9 gesen bic Ser. @taaten ridts,
aurudaeipieien.
@epiHern1aBen Bite ar0nuns biefel
8eitrebungen TT Der Offisiells 9ein4
bes prtnaen. Sefen niro man ft4
biiben pte briben INNER mebr bepubt.
81 i9reibt Or. 8artht Der au9 biers
sulanbe pobl betannts unb gef9GBte
9erausseber ber .Nation." Der Dor
aursem als Nadfolger bes perforbee
men Or. @epre b. @iemens ipieber in
ben Rst9stas setpdblt purbe, in feinem
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-08

Wilbelrl ber 3tpsite in Administrations.
len 3us i'm amerifaniiaen @oltss
harafter unb tpeiB, bab bic !Sanb,
tpel9e er benz @olfe Der Ser. @taaten
burG feines 8rubers Ipmpatbi5ae pers
fonlt9feit entsesenitredt, nit 9eraliGz
lett ergriffen nnb gebalten tperben tpirb.
Die beiben groben Nationen baben
70 bel @emeinf9aftlidss an iid, bab
bieienisen, ipeIde fe beibe fsnnen, eth
aufri4ttsts gesenieitises 9eriteben
niht muir itets fir mogli9 gebalten,
fonbsrn als felbftberitdnblid era9tet
baden. Iber berleumbsrii9e 8sbarpz
funse,, beren urheberl9aft auf unebr<
Ii4e Maflerfdaft auber6olb bieles
2anbes surid5ufibren TT, batten es In
ben lebten Sabren ferttg eebra1t, in
Der breiten Mufe bes ameritanii1en
Dolfes einen getpiiIsn 4rgppEn gu Ell
regen, als Oh Deutfhlonb beabii6tigte,
IN bic politifae Sntere1enipbGrs Der
Wtr, @tnaten einaubringen unb mo-
snentlt4 burh MnItrebung BON @e6ists=
tefib tn Sibamerita sinen Nib tn bic
MonroesD ottrin au MAIDEN. Gona Be-
ipnbers tpurben bic ~balsftarrise Meiess
rnrg Wtneauelas. feline in Osuti9lanb
~sontrobtrten Shulben 3n besablen,
nel4e cine @erftdrfuns Der bsntf9sn
Seemaht In ben bortisen @epaHsrn
ttmporGr nDtbts eri9einen ldbt, unb
~neuerbings bic 3oItarifeeiekgs6ung
haau benubt, bic beutfde Regieruns gu
ptrb6&tigen, 10 baB bteis ii9 ipiebers
bolt peranlobt fahl in peremptorii9er
Mstfe gu erfldren. baB fe tpeber an
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-08

Gin 9pIutetfdet BET os;.tfdisn sSreaaosdaft
~ ben Der. etaaten-Grtns Seinrtd, @ait
Der statiom-Spdbersiees 8eidDens Ses Seal,
fers-Giu oemtfdes @s,eb.ter in ssarsars.
Mls BITE erften Na1rit4ten bon Der
.Mmerifafabrt bes Qrin3en 0einri9
iiber ben Ssean brangen, bDrte non
btelfad NIT grubem Grnite fstonen, Der
Rrin5 tonms bauptfa4licA bes6olb, UNI
bic amerifanifden ga6t6efber CUR
Sbetlnabme an ben Seselresatten Der
.Rieler Wo9e" einsutaben, bamit bie=
ies Sportereignib, an psl9sm 8oiier
Milhelm 10 lebbaftes Snterefie nimmt,
ei,1ert dusgeIpro9eneren internationalen
ghorafter erbalte. Ssitbsm tit es aud
ben. %natbiten &dnnegiebsr tlar getpore
ben, bab Der 3aiier bic @~eleeenhett beg
Stapelaufs ieiner reuen Yaht oMes
teor" benubte, UNI einen Der eei9idtez
ften politiiden Mfte in @sene 3u feBen,
bic ii9 ber OH 8erfleinerern niht peniz
ger als an 8epunberern reide Center
btr @ef4ide preubens unb, in peitez
rem Sinne, Oeutfdlanbs bisher ause
gebd9t fat.
Die beinabe trtpiale @eranlahune
jenes Stapellaufs pdblt er als Nus
nnnsspun.t elmer Concentration CUR
Wenbetrdftigung BON NQzO eutf6lanbs
Titortidem, In faipierieen @erbdltniiz
lien erprobtem Moblnpllen eegen bic
Nepnblif. ipelder in ibren ''swathing
clothes" Der grDbte unb fortge{arits
tenife Deuti4e jentr 3eit, Der alte Srib,
ihon bon 9eraen aueetban seneien.
Raifer Wilhelm fennt ben fentimentoz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-08

groieiior S. Miinferbers.
Raiiers fir bic Nmerifaner ftebt. Ssn
ben eriten Sassn bes Mdra piro prins
6einri1 Bel Der p~ornebmiten unibers
iitdt bes 2anoes. 9arparb, gu Gafte
iein.
aaiier Wilbelm bot ndmli6 Der
0arparbznniperiitat ipeIde Elm aermaz
nif9es MuIeum ein5urihten gebentt,
einen 8eitras anseboten, Der melt ii6er
bas iiblide MaB berartiger 9tiftungen
9inaussebt. Seine sur 3eit in Der
@usfubruns bsfinblide Sdentune eez
itebt aus mebrsren 1auisnb Slid Qbs
aIfen unb 8ron5sn, tpelde ieoe pbale
beuti9er plaitif pon Der rDmiI9en pez
robe bis our RenaiHaneeseit bsrtreten,
unb su beren Qufltsnuns Elm befpnberss
9ebdube notbpenpis iein nirb.
Gin ni9t eerinser She'll bes Danfes
fir biefe apucftion esbibrt biligerz
tpetfe ben in 9arporb ipirtenben beut.
iden 9elebrten, ME benn aud Der Be-
JUDI bes prin3en baielbft bduptf1hli9
Der Wermittelung bes bortieen profefe
iors Der pipHolosie, Or. Sueo Miins
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yrofefor Miiniterberg, Der nit prds
hosrt R~opiepslt peri0nlia b~efreunbst
TT unb in beuti6en Reeierungstreifen
ipohl onsei4rifbsn itebt, tpurbe 1863
IN Oansig geboren. gr bosirte BON
1888 Bis 1892 in sSreiburs /. 9. unb
folgte bann einem Rufe aIs prbentliher
profefor an bic 9arparbelniperTt6t.
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Seine Dual fommt Der our6 &beus
matismuS peruriabten gleif. Ourd
ben @ebrau6 BON Gimer & Mmenbs
Necept Wp. 1851 tpiro lofort Qins
berune seidaffen. 6. S. Sbmibt,
9ouiton, 2eras, Qaent.
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Gin Wann nit elmer 8ufunIt
1T fir uiele 2eute nibt 10 i~ntereiiant
als cine Srau nit elmer 8eraangen.
belt.
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Bum p%rin5en6elueb.
Die eisentiide Gcoe3'sHa aisies lnd,
pnlitii9en Greigaiiies.

Gin 9pImettGer ber Sci,tfdren 5reaaoSdbaft
81 pen Der. ~etaaten-srins Seinrtdl @ait
BET Observation-Disclosures @eid,enf nes Seals
fers-Win bemttdler @eiebtter in @erears.
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Das beutid)e gotidaftspalais.

9as beutide Hotidaftspalais.
Gebtetsertperb in Gubomerifa bsnt.,
nod einen 6anbelstries nit Der Union
bsraufaubef@tp0ren beabiidtige.
go bot, bet Der Ridfebr bon Ieinem
lrlnub, her beutihe 8otfAofter in
Waibinston, 5err BON Soleben, benz
Wrafbtnten. in psriDnli9em @uftras
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-16

as one of the best 2-year-olds in the West,
was made a 7-to-1o favorite in the second
race at Lakeside to-day. but was disgrace
fully beaten. finishing in fourth place. The
race went to Lord Melbourne. The Don was
second and Jackfull third. Weather cloudy
and cool. Track slow. Summary:
First race. six fur!ongs-if You Dare, il9
(Battiste), 4 to 5, won; Bella Ostrand. es q. II.
Grnham) to ], second: Moroni, 1o1 .Sobbinst.
70 l. third. Time. I:is rs, FIilitorn. James
J. Corbett. Dodie 4 Fade Meny. Annu, Henry
of Franstanar, Prue. Has Gift Ben Frcst and
Miss Stanley also
Second race. i've furlongs-Lord Melbourne, i6o
Robbins), 10 /. won: The Don. log tPhllipsl,
10 to /. second; Jackfu 100 tf3attis:el. Is to ..
third. Time. 1:Q2. Gresor h, Agnes Mack.
Our Bessie S. Poplar ana Gcavttt~ $50 ran.
Third race. hve furlonss-Msyor Johnson. %
Hicksl. 5 10 ]. won: SeoTpi9. lo9 tBaft.stel, Z
to TO- second: hummer, l0e lHoar). Is TO 5. thi,d.
Time l:oe. Little Jack Hornsr. Evan Daring.
Kentucky. Ora My Chree and Oscar also ran
Fourth race. one niiie and three sixteen,hs-
The Conqueror II. Ios ,HoaE). I TO 5. WOE; Bes-
sic Mccarthy 100 (Battistel. 70 10. second: Jor-
Scarlet Lily and Althez AIS. ran.
Fifth race, me-Ethylene. 100 Q,ettistel
! TO TO- won: Banter s. CRobb.ns). to ?. second;
Lady Strathmore. los tfsirkenTuth). to I, ,niid
Time, l:43 Charles Thompson. Hoodwink. FSks
and Jack Dernund also ran.
Sixth race, one mie-Ohsgen. 102 lBattste).
to 5, won: The CaNton, 3. u8ooblns). TO l, sec
ond: Miss Liza 1oS third. Time. la Is Port
jarvis, Bsnish, Wing Dance. Great Star. Chick
adee. Harney. Compass. silver FiZs and Doriadgs
alec ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-16
RESULTS AT ,xGLEsIDE.
CorriRan. at Ten to One, Wins the
Opening Handicap.

San Francisco. Cal. Nov. l5.-Foliowins
ara to-day's results at Ingieside- Weather
cloudy; track good:
First race. seven-eishths mile, sei,ins-Fiorton
les tcobuInl. ~ 10 !. won: punhans, lo5 q. e).
10 TO !. second Meehanus. l03 a. Jacksonl. u
/ third: Time, l:2sh. stayye. Loyal s. Doomed.
Second race. Futurity course purse-A-abo, IL
CNct,Cel. 10 /. won: Gravina, lis Donrellyl
Z to g. second; Organd!e 100 H. JACKSON to l.
third Time. 1:llss. Paicnius. Peter j. Per
petual Motion. MIR. Dnrle. Action and Gaviota
also
Third race. seven-eIghths Of . mile. saling-s,
Sever lsl (Ranschl. to ]. won: Giissanuo. III
tCoburn). u 10 l. second: Sugden log tStewartl
to /. third. Time. :2sA. LearoYd Belle Of
Bohemia, Estado. Constable Temper and Mamie
Nolan also ran.
Fourth race one mile. opening handscap-Cor-
rtsan.. ll3 tRanschl. 10 to / won; The Fretter
lPrior,.-b to ], third. Time, Ia.l, Eani,
stead. sombrero. F. R. Woods and Lode Star
also ran.
Fifth race. mile and ore-sixteen,h. selling
nlowaho Io4 IL Jackson). to l. won: Art,IIa
loI cCarriganl. to l. second: RIO shannon. 1i0
twalker). 10 l. third. Time 1.5ois. Star Cot
ton. Gaweine. Dark Secret. Ultruda and Bangor
also ran.
Fifth race. three-auarters mile. .purse-Kenil-
worth. III IL. Jackson) TO l. won: Irene Lind
ssy, los eCohurnl; to second; Bard Burns l1)
tPriorl 1a 10 l. third. Time 1:1sh. Moneymuss
and Eeau Ormonde also ran
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-16
INTERscHOLASTlc LEAGUE.
SMITH ovERwHELls WESTERN.
Cadets Score but Once On st. Louis
Team.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Alton. Ill, Nov. 1.-THE Smith Academy
, football team OF ST. Louis defeated the
Western Military Academy team this after
The Westerns were outplayed at every
point, and. although they put up a good
game, the onslaught of Smith in their line
bucks told In the shape of six touchiowns.
and Kirby never missed his opportunity to
Kick a goal, making the score an even IS.
The cadets p.lyed in better condition than
IN the game with the St. Louis High School
The game opened with Smith making
touchdown on long gains. The second toucll-
through the line, and. wit hthe aid of Nor
MS ran ebtween the posts for touchdown.
western then began to play ON the Of
fensiye, trying to place-kick, which was
missed. western however. made touch
down by blocking Krutsch's kick. the ball
falling into Westerns hands, a touchdown
being made after q good run. The goal was
, missed
With the touchdown. Western took spirit.
rushed it over the line. Smith again got the
ball on downs on the fifty-five-yard line.
and after few seconds hard battle forced
1t to the thirty-yard line. Here time was
called.
In the second half Western kicked off TO
Smith, but the latter broke up Westerns
line, Standard distinguishing himself by
the size OF the holes he opened up in the
cadet line. Within a short time Krutsch
posts for a touchdown. The next touch
down was made by Stannard carrying the
ban over the line after several bucks and q
good thirty-yard run around left end. The
sixth touchdown was also made by line
bucks. The lineup:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-16
BoOKIEs REAP A Harvest
Only Outsiders Run In the Money n,
LAtonia.

Sincihnatl, u, Nov. .I-The bookmakers
seaLed 2 harvest at Latonia to-day bv .ha
o"nfail OF four favorites. Lava ana Mn,, snv
Gl.nn were the only top choices wjnninS,
purses. The handicap. at mile and n s;x,
teenth. went TO Adelante al odds of & 20 >,
Jockey LINDSEY was thrown from Dynastv
IN tne last race at the start and YeI in
front front Oh tne Md. but luckily escaped se
rlous INJURY. weather clear and cool: sracl
fast Attendance. 6.o0e. Sunmarv
FIRST race: six furionss seI1ing~isyi, ,oa
tWinkneic): 10 0. won; Miss May i)av " n H.
sep. To second: Temptress. los 1fieire.san1,
70 It'll Th Llae. l:ls. sim w. G5nfainn
Suave and Reluctant also ran Vouch is., a. : =
post 'ueis iett al t1e
Second race: mile. se.ling-Proressar Ns,,,.,.
TO sec5nde = ie Etbs, h Won; & &triye g tw Woods.
1; thrd- Time "a Aitona. Captain Foratsrp Al 70
Kese o. May. sly Maid. Insoience Lathrnp nas.' a.
soT; 30 Idle and sasaya also ran Law"
Y initu race. nye and cne-haif furlonrr-I ar-,
berg. is tHeleerson5 to ..snna Jess 5s Green.
tIroxler,. 20 third TiIns Isss, Sr1,bs,,5 ~
bs6 Nsws De Facto and Courage also ran '
az us 1i,n race: nile and one-sixteenih-A AdeIante
Time. fs. Sasa Fon:ohasa h wzTT,efo g third
GienMood and Firing. Line also ran. ot1oi.
usns1ax, smsn lscs' nye furiongs-Mary Glenn. 1i3
Troslef,. Is to second ass Fr. Fksaeksr6ocksr 70
sWinsietu. 20 to l. third. Time .ai ai'emp,; Rs 10
Maghoni. Miss Could Glori. Isdy Msissisa. MMsssieaa.
rsn ooo' Aaskeste- In Doubt and Pure Dale also
,,s sixth race. one miie-The Messenger ca
nnr, nnouons,; "a 10 won: Nellie Bawn 1s Socon
&C.. :" " :. seconds Last Knight ig2 (fJelrer-
fima, z,nr. 70 T Trh,rd. Time. 1:iss. Bafied. On
III slossom Autumn Leaves Anecdoie and Dynss,s
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-16
LORD OF THE VALE WON.
Captured the Consolidation Stakes Mt
BenntnEs-Summa

oGAAAn8B-Sumh hkaf1S8.
NV washington. san Nov b.-To-day,s card, hav-
Steeplechase and the Consolidation Stakes
Grew an immense crowd to Bennings. Ivan.
an outsider, won the jumping race from
Artus In an exciting finish.
Only four starters faced the barrier for
the Consolidation Stakes. which was worth
Short Hose and Tugai Bey were first Off
geani. the 1,to,2 favorite. las, by two
lead and maintained the position until the
nntsh. Sergeant managed to crawl UP TO
second pace. but could not stand the pace
this race. LIS 25 beats the best time over
the course, established by Harry New
,n, Honolulu and The Hugpenot were the only
winning favoriteS. Track fast. Summary:
First race 3-year.olds and upward, seven fur
ktSngswhsaoIuIu kaaa.,.s M ios 9; AarflD to s. won:
Heroic to Ms@.,as sssif nne AMI. 5
Fssss sas Peal sEiadla siso ra Valley
TSa ksfa Esa. a1a wIEss:oss TIEss lSs
Es csas a Fading "a PIs sa, Ra9s
seeIe, ssraak1s sx cSSns dos D.ady Bender busky
ran. -' aims hathaway also
and Tp,5s os.ss n. @eyys nfyy ss. m seeDssA.s
t1 Ton Arius iss !Mr Kerr. Is to i, second. T.
Kate sSSt.woSS SSsn and TasSs Silver Hfy H3Iys;
Fourth race. the Consolidation Stakes. 2-v.ar.
1,os. 3. seven furiongs-Lord of the Vale ilo Min
a.; ,, /. 70 2 won; Short Hose. ITO Q1yne). to i
5SGuo. ausal Sey. ITO u. Martini. ~ to l. third
iine. l:zs 2-e. sergeant also ran N'
El,th race 3-year -olds and upward. six and
one-haif furionEs-The Coo Koo iio ff;ohertsons1 1
20 TO I. won: The stewardess io7 n Tyns, s's0h,, y,
s% Sse"sd; sam craig los tMinder), Is to l. third.
Iliiie II 70 Snarpiess. Honeybrook CSssy'ila
~ knighd sTemplar; The Dancer. Frank Love. Med.
~, ~. bE1ian IS M Dalsy W: Francois PTancer Iasy
ons sixth race handicap. zyear-o.ds and upward
SyCnnror nm r1 ,,naA,esntns mile-The Huguenot III
& to l. seSond cosswel, 8 JRceJ, u to / tsira.
'ah'eo. Daiy Satire and Circus also ran
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-16
BASEBALL on THE NORTH SIDE.
Kernx and COiun,bins VIII lcet for
Second Time.

As long as baseball weather prevails in
St. Louis the game refuses to die in ST.
Louis, and a game in which several League
players are booked to appear is scheduled
avenues. The Columbias, who were defeated
a week ago by the crack ksrns, have ar
ranged a return game. to be played to-
day, and the contest promises to be an ex-
citing AFFAIR, as the Columbias have been
strengthened by the addition Of a number
of local professional players Jimmy Burke
OF the Pittsburg champions viii hold down
this base, Frank Genins of the Omaha
Western League team and Frank Hulseman
of the Shreveport Southern League Club
will cayort in the outfield. and Otto Will
Jams of the ST. Louis Cardinals will work
in the shortfield.
The team Is further strengthened by Ed
die Herr OF the Alton Blues He win do
the twiriinx. Wallis and Casey will be the
companions OF Burke and Williams in the
infield The KeTns will play their reguiar
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-16
Mrs. McNair Is Defeated in Close
Game of Golf on the Coun-
try Club Links.
TWENTY HOLES ARE PLAYED.
Winner Takes the Lead in Qualify
ing Round and Keeps 1t
Throughout the
Tournament.

Miss Edith Collins won the ladies' golf
championship of St Louis yesterday. de-
feating Mrs. lilburn G. McNair in one Of
the closest games ever played on the
Country Club links.
II took twenty holes 10 decide the match
and not until the last stroke was made was
1t known who would succeed to the place
held by Miss Queen Rumsey.
The game started at 2 O'clock A large
gallery was present ard followed the play
ers through both rounds, applauding every
brilliant play they made. The first hole
mid feld. was won by Miss Collins. but
MRS McNair evened up matters by winning
the next. The luck of the players alter
mated during this round until the ninth
mole. when Mics Collins finished one up.
In the second round Mrs. McNair had
shade the best of it. She overcame her
opponents lead and tied her on the finish
OF the round. The spectators held their
breath when the third round was started.
Both players holed in over the 800 yards
IN six. In the next Miss Collins won, finish
Ing IN four to Mrs. McNair's Ave.
Miss Collins won in the qualifying round,
when ten ladies' started, making the same
score. l07. with which she finished yester-
day. She maintained the lead throughout
the tournament. Mrs. McNair's medal
score in the qualifying round was 126 In
the medal score yesterday she finished
three better than Miss Collins
he medal scores yesterday was as fol-
lows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-16
coRxEIL,s EASY VICTORY.
Tro1nced lafayette Twenty-EiSht I
NOthlnR at Ithaca.

Ithaca. n. Y. Nov. 15.-In gridiron battle
that was far more evenly waged than the
score Of 2S to would indicate, Cornell this
afternoon administered complete defeat to
the team from Lafayette. CornslFs men
gave the finest exhibition Of football they
have given this season
The first touchdown was made within four
minutes. Guards back and other mass
formations of the visitors were quickly brok-
en- up and they rarely made substantial
gains. Cornelfs Hnemen plowed through
her backs shot around the wings for ad-
vances ranging from three to forty yards.
game in line and everywhere Else of
Captain Warner and the fine kicking of
Brewster. who dropped two goals from the
field.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-16
COLUMBIA SUFFERS DEFEAT.
Crippled Team Badly Beaten by AM
herst College.

feat at the hands of a minor team to-day.
being defeated by the Amherst eleven at
the polo grounds by the score of % TO 0.
reason of half dozen Of her best men be-
ing out of the game because of injuries
As 1t was. nearly half of those who played
were severely crippled, Smith, Weeks,
Goodman and Duden being among the num-
ber.
Columbia several times got the ball to
their opponents splendid stand could not
score. Columbia also held several times on
her own four-yard line. and prevented
scoring by the opposing eleven.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-16
HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATS MANUAL.
Warrington Avenue Tenn Score
Once on Red and Black.

The st. Louis II gh School team defeated
the Manual Training School eleven at
League Park yesterday mornin, by a score
OF Be to s. The Bed and Black. anticipated
an easy victory and could have rolled up
a larger scoreSif II had so desired. Man
ual missed the services of June Jot-
who was forced TO leave school short tie
ago, and the High School bucked through
their line for long gains
Coach Morgan allowed his men TO take
IL easy when il was seen that Manual could
not Withstand the attacks. Manual scored
once on a long run. Bischof showed I'D
strong for Manual but the team lacked
concerted action and was several pounds
lighter than High. The lineup:
High School fssD Position M,,r,, re,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-16
Dr.. RoHANNAN

you all know him. He does advertise Ike cireus
minstrel show, but reminds In modest vsy that he
curing all Chronic and Special shorte
possible time at tr1g expense His yceeabe Cursfive
positively cures Nervous Debility Organic Weakness Lost
Manhood Varicocee evils resulting youthful
in from weeks In censntiy
advertised In the St Louis psper for forty yesr and
ss failed In curing the Worst Cases Imparts ysor
to those MIDDLE AGED MEN who feel Weakness beyond
Their .ear Prce fivs Doars trial paeksge one Dollar
TO show that 1t will do all that s advertised DE-
ABoHAsEAN. No. d22 Morgan Street. Sc Louis, No. Sent
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-16
Local Wan Wins S25 Prize From the
PrOfexaiopal XHeKtlcr.

Professional Wrestler.
Harvey Parker, the wrestler. celebrated his
final appearance at the Standard Theater last
nisht by taking two local men. His nrst
opponent. Cy Simon, pressman employed by .
local newspaper. wEs vanquishsd twi in nine
minutes. Oscar Wassem. a well-k.own cal mat
artist. succeeded in going the nfteen minutes and
the seS prize
Simon easy for Parker. and the little fell
low did not seem to c sert himse In I Q least
The irst fall secured shortly at ser time was
called. but Simon was dissat.sted with the re-
suit and Parker offered him another bout
Wassem made game fight in his bout and did
not play possum as mosti wrestlers do when
going against time He went after Pa keY and
the latter was in danger Of hitting the mat with
both shoulders several time9
When the gong sounded Waesem had Just sue
cceded IN breaking a good neck hold and bo-
men wcic on their feet Tits was the second
This greI
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-16
ISELIN VISITS BOAT SHOP.
Consults Designer in Regard to New
Gun Defender.
ISELIN vi.

Bristol, R. L. Nov. &c. Oliver Isalin. man.
aging owner OF the proposed new sloop for the
defense Of the Americas Cup, visi ed the boat
shops here to-day and held a uItation lasting
nearly four hours with Nat Herreshon the de-
signer
Mr.. Iselin came here to familiarize himself
with the plans and to consult the designer on
many OF the details Of the new craft. which are
yet to be worked out
In speaking the material to be used on the
construction Of the new craft. Mr. Isein said that
IL was undecided yet whether bronze or nickel
steel would be used for plating but that the
matter was now under consideration When
asked about the sail OF the new boat he eaid II
would probably be the same that OF the Con-
stitution. or something more than 14.0 square