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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-24
Gemtral 9a6or Union.
9(us Der eeitrisen @eiddfts gerIammIuns.

Sn Der 9eifrigen Ssriammluns Der
,@entral 2abor Union, su Der ii6
sablrei6e Delegaten i'm Yereinslocale on
Waibington llno 4labama StraBe
eingefunoen batten. tpurben nur meniee
8eiddfte bon aagemeinem- Sntereile
erleoiet.
InfIntrag Der Mai6iniiten=8eperf=
i9aft tpuroen Die CHANDLER & SaDlor
Co., Die 6. 9. Qlfree 60. iotuie Die
Snopls. Drop 6orsing So. auf Die
- Unfair" "=siite seieBt.
Sie rpainter's Union" rei6te einen
@ntras elm, Die r@sntral 9abor Union"
m0ae beidlieBsn, ba6 na6 bem Wlai
nd9fen Sabrss tein @ebdube, bel
beien grri9tung ober BEL benen &epa=
raturarbeiten giidt=@emertl9 9aitsleute
beS6dftist iuaren, bon ben Or9anilirten
arbeitern eemietbet iuerben biirfe.
Der 9lntrag wurbe bon Der 8e1iamm=
lung inboiiirt.
Ser prdiioent bsri9tete Johann, baB
Die Streitisteitsn spiiden Der SolS=
arbeiter=6epertidaft Go. 155 unb ben
6abritanten in sufrieoenfeaenber @eiie
beiselest iino.
Sn Der nddfen reselmdbisen Yers
iammluns Der r@entral 2abor Union"
finbst Die g8abl Der neuen 8eamten
Itatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-24
No. 26O.
3 rd iiDent &ooiebelt m ir5
Sneianapplis beiu9 en-.

3 prdfibent &ooiebelt m iro
Sneianap0lis be iu6 en-.
gBafbinston, .. g.. "a. SUM.
SIN WeiBen 6auis 1T als bsitimmt
ansefiinoist iuorben. oaB Der Yrdiioent
bem g}ational=9 aeer Der Spaniid=
@meritanii6en Sriess geteraReg,
tpel6es in Snoianapolis bonn 21.-24.
Ssptbr. absefalten weroen miro, bei=
ipobnen trirb. gr miro entueoer ben
Fl. poer %. Septbr. bort eintrehen.
Strifer tehrten an bic
4rbeit3uriid. d.
Nanticoie Pa., "a. SUM.
Inter Den itritsnben Mlaf6iniiten,
SeiSern uno pumpenleuten Der Susqus=
baana SOblen=@eisli9uft 1T es sG
einem Srud eetommen. inbem ein
Subenb oerielben beute in Der Office
Der 8eiellidaft eribisnen uno um
grbeit na9iu6te. Sic maren Der
aniidt, baB wenn iie iid iebt nidt sur
9lrbeit meloeten, lie ni6t pieber suriif=
genommen tperoen tpiiroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-24
SanoalismnS am Der 9entral
9lbe. 8riife beriibt.

Die @ountn @Ommindre tpuroen
beute bsna6ri6tist oaB an Der prd9=
ti9en @entral 9lpe. Bride iiber ben
ssall Greet elm 0anoalismus periibt
pOroen 1T. 6iinf srObe Steine Der
9aluiirabe an Der Of Seite iino ruiz
nirt wurbsn, inoem aaf oenlelben a4t=
Sebn brei 3on lanse Iamen nit elmer
Meibel einQebauen tpuroen Iino.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-24
yforipooS ioa imtorporirt meroea.

gs ilt eins gewegung i'm Gan9e
g1crmoob als ,Somn" incOtpOriren gu
laiisn. Die Srtidaft liest 6iflid bonn
prpIpect Str.=Sunnel Der Wi4igan
&oao entlans. sic bat 800 ginwob=
ner. Sollts iie incOrporirt weroen, 10
miibte fir Die beboritebenbe Wahl nod
Or Name zines ipeiteren Grie6ensrid=
tiers auf Die Sidets seftellt treroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-24
Sions=&irde.
@crsen, 9icnic Der Spnntassi6uIe.

Sas jdbrli9e Yienic Der Sonntaes=
i6ule Der 3ion's Stride miro morsen
i'm getbanp Yart absebalten tuerben.
Gin Spe3ialSus perldBt ben Union
8abnbof um $50 @ornittass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-24
3. ~. 6 u.

Sie Directorsn Der q. M. 6. u.
baben gsifen Die fOlsenben Beamten
fir oas neue Sabr ertudtlt: prdi.-
Sobn q. @arep !; 8ice=prdi. i.-G. 5.
Badger Saabm.-Sr. q. 9. Wopl=
len; prot. Secr. S.Va. @apin
Nubitor-Sas. Somerpiae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-24
@ierte Suli Grtnriionsn
bia U}pnon=8ahn.

Gin Sabrpreis fir bic &unbfabrt.
Sifets tperoen am 3. unb A. Suli ber=
tauft. @idfabrt limitirt auf ben q.
Suli. Sidets' uno Snformation bon
allen Mpnon=Nsenten.
q. 9. NIseO, .. g. u.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-24
Na6rt6tem aus Snbiana.
Sn Solse einer Grploiio n
get0btet.

o0n george US. Jt0iDe erpl00lrte Der
Sampffeiiel elmer Wiai9ine. Ser
Maidinilt Som &ome murbe eetOotet
unb @eoree %. &ome, Sarrp 3otpe
unb SObn %. SbOmas purSen our6
umberfliegenoe Stiide Der Mtaidine
berlebt.
pl0bli9er Sob zines 3wei=
raofabrers.
Chen. Gin unbetannter 3pei=
raofabrer, pel9er orn SuoianapOlis
auf Der Sabrt na9 9lnosrIon beeriifen
mar, febrte ipdt abenos in pDaig err
iaOpftsm 3uiiunos bier an uno ities
in einem Sotel ab. Wdbreno Der
gta6t peri9limmerte ii9 ieim 3uitano
uno Or. %. q. Suffice wurOe berbei=
serufen. gbe oerielbe ieoo9 anlanste,
mar Der 6rembe bereits cine 2ei6e.
Gin 9er5i4las mar Die uriaAe ieines
jdben SDoes.
YrOf. s obnion 9et0htet It.
& d m n b. Benjamin s. SObn=
ion bat aus pier @obe. Mid. Die Na6=
ri6t erbalten, baB bort iein Sruber S.
3. SObniOn, prufehor an Der WiscOn-
lin=unipsrlitdt 5u Wi9isan in 5olse
zines Sahrunfaas plOBli9 seitorben
lit. Ger 8erbli9ene, wsl6sr ar Der
GpiBe bes Mai6inen Separtemsnts
itanb, gait als cine Iutboritdt in
ieinem Sadie. Sie bon ibm perfaBten
Sertbiider waren maBsebeno.
6abrifen 9ef6loi EN-.
0tuncie. Sie 6abrit Der @e-
briioer Sal, in tpel9er ausI6lieBli1
@efdbe fir einsemadte Sriidte berse=
felt neroen uno mel9e Die gr6Bte
ibrer Dirt in ben 0ereinisten Staaten
1T, miro am Samitas seialOiien wer=
ben, ba in oerIslbsn nptbpsnbise &epa=
raturen borqenommeu meroen miillsn.
Sie Sabrif @tabliHements Der
vImeiican Sbeet Steel Co." unb Der
:, &epublic Sron Co." iperoen in nd6=
iter 3eit seIalOhen tueroen, oa Elm
Snoentarium aufsenommen peroen
fol-. Sie SdlieBuns miro nur BON
tur3er Sauer fein.
9 a bl ieinen 90 o bl!bdter.
W q binston. Dor einisen
Saeen nabm Der 9lrbeiter Suoion
Soiea sinen iunsen Wann, tpsl9er ibn
um Sbbad 9ebeten bate, als Gait in
Isinem Sauis auf. Serielbe mar
frdntli9 unb mittelIos. gls Soiea
gelfern Ibenb son Der 9lrbeit 3uriid-
tebrte, mar iein S9iBling uno nit
ibm Die tpenisen Wertbia6en, wel9e
er i'm Sauie bate beridwunben.
q o m an. 9 d e b. I
8oiben. Norman gedlep, elmer
Der befanntelsn @iienbabn 8eamten
neg &taafes iff i'm Glfhart i'm Wlter ppr1
20 Sabren aus Dem 2eben sei6ieoen.
gr mar nadeinanoer Superintendent
Der Sycamore, gourtlano & Gbica9o
8abn, Superintendent Der Wi9igan
9lttbeilung Der Safe Shore uno Wi9i=
gan Siiobabn, General Manaser Der
Cincinnati Wabaib uno Utidigan
gabn, jebt Die Mi5isan abtbeiluns
Der gig 6our Sabn, welde er our6
feline Sadtenntniiie bonn ganterOtt
rettete. Sm Sabre 1892 sog er fi6
in's pripatleben suriif. Ser 8er=
bli9ene senOb in gltbart bObesInisben.
Sm Sabre 1884 purbe er gum Mapor
Der StaOt ertpdblt.
Srei Brit Der toot au ge=
uno ben.
gpansbitle. 8en, Soiepb
unb gbarles Sau9, brei Sriioer, tuel=
DE in 9nor @puntp ienieits oss Wbite
&iber in elmer Siitte tuobnten; tpuroen
geifern bon NaAbarn toot aufsefunben.
Sas Srinfen bon unreinem Waier iou
ibren SOB berbeigefiibrt baben.
Ser 2obn bpn @lasarbei=
tern erbobt.
2otoma. Die 5000 Mrbeiter Der
,pittsburg plate Glas So" finb be-
na9ridtist. baB ibre 26bne um fiinf
prosent erh6ht uorben finb.
on - -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-24
Ginem Ser,i@lase srlsssn.

Ser 56idbrise gfeliOn Soloemann,
uel6er bel ieiner Sodter, 6rau Sames.
8alentine, 81. @elt Ctr. go. 1904
wobnte, rpurbe am Montas gtadmit=
tag tObt in ieinem 8ette aufaefunbsn.
@r mar einem SerSidlase erlsssn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-24

Gbriftian O. @eiB miro OIL
Der gaft Str. uno Mtaiia9uietts Npe.
elm @eiddfts= unb Wotnaebdube er=
riaten laien. Sasielbe miro s32, 900
fofen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-24

w 5. 8. gloor, 3abnarsi, Office
Ala 9emde @ebduoe, Sci. g}eu 143.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-24

.W e. g. @otb, Siteopatb, 631
Qemfe, 2pcomotor gltaria Spesialif.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-24
Sie County Stenerrebiiions=
&ebOroe

iebte beute ibre Sibung fort uub
beitimmte folsenbe Steuerwertbe:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-06-24

90 Tish-i-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-28
Dansby & Dansby
60. 60. g Phone ia

T. A. Tobias Is here from Terrell
visiting relatives.
Linen Dress Batiste for linen
dresses 30 cts yd. At Norwood's 30
Chas. ). Gamer was here from
Millican yesterday.
j. y. Cole has purchased the
Methodist church building exclusive
Of the furniture.
Gaze DE Sole for waists and
evening Dresses 70 cts yd. AZ Nor
woods. %
Mrs. w. ;. Howell, Mrs. @. NJ.
Brandon, and Miss Lille Wilson
returned from Temple yesterday.
Drs Cole, Scott & Roberts will re-
main In Bryan three CO days, April
:. and Q. 1O6
Miss Alice Rodes Of Navasota was
visitor 20 Bryan yesterday, the
guest Of Miss Halle Henderson.
A new line Of Satin TafIeta ribbons
all colors and widths at 20c, pc and
S5c yard az Norwood's 81
Mrs l.. IT. Tucker left for Hunts
Vile last night In response go tele-
gram announcing the serious illness
Of her grandchild, Mrs. Currie's baby.
All the stock has been subscribed
for the MillIcan canning factory, and
IL Is said the plant will be ready to
work up this seasons crop.
The ladies Of the Christian church
will have a bonnet sale at the city
hall Wednesday, April .. beginning
att Gam Lunch will be- served.
Benefit parsonage fund. All are in
vited 10 come and take dinner. SO
Friends in Bryan will be- glad 10
learn that Mr.. ID. G. Zuber who is
sojourning nj Uvalde for the benefit
Of his health, Is much improved.
Gen. Geo. T. Afford Of Dallas, on
the staff Of Gen. John y. Gordon, ar
rived in the city yesterday, accom-
panying Gov. Bob Taylor. Gen. Al
ford was here in the interest OF the
Dallas reunion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-28
Lumberman's Convention.

For the Lumbeuman's Convention
at Houston April :. 10 10. 1902, the
Houston 4 Texas Central Railroad
will sell round trip tickets at reduced
rates. Dates Of sale will be April 8.
and Z. and for train arrivingat Hous-
ton morning Of Aprils s. Tickets will
be limited 10 leave Houston not later
than April ~.
The Lumberman's Special for
Mexico City will leave Houston at
li:i5 p. m. April 10. via the Sunset
Route, and will stop az all points Of
interest In the Republic along the
route travelled. A very low rate will
be made TO delegates attending the
Convention, and extension Of limit
will be made on the tickets sold TO
Houston or Mexico City.
This is a rare chance 10 visit Mex
leo City. For information regarding
rate, schedule, sleeping car ac-
comodations etc, write Carl F Drake,
Austin Tex. or
NJ. l.. Robbins T. j. Anderson,
G.. p. q T. A. A.G. z. A
Houston. Tex.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-28
Sealed Bids.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Building Committee OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. South, Bry-
an. Texas, for the building of the
new church. Bids will be received
up 10 10 o'clock a. M, Monday, April
IL, 1872, at which time they will be
opened. All bids must be accompa-
MED by a certified check for 900.
The one 10 whom the contract is
awarded will be required TO make
bond i'm the sum OF $500. The plans
and specifications can be seen az the
study Of the pastor of the Methodist
church, Bryan, Texas; also at the
Office Of J. +. Flanders, architect,
85i Jackson street, Dallas, Texas.
The committee reserves the right TO
reject any and all bids.
Address all communication TO Ed
Hall, secretary, Bryan, Texas. "
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-28
MINTER SPRINGS.

March 23-Recent developments
along agricultural lines are most
satisfactory. A splendid prospect
for an abundant crop OF corn is in
evidence, acreage exceeds that OF
preceding years, and the young
plant has a beautiful color.
The splendid condition Of the
soil, the responsive nature OF seed
planted, these million dollar rains,
these now and then relenting
March days that smile and cheer
instead Of blowing and scolding,
inspire gladness.
Cotton planting has begun. We
hear J. NJ. Radford has one hun
dred acres planted to date, and five
planters running. The Mally trap
row system is used in weevil dis
tricts.
Messrs. T. and Wat Farquhar,
John ard Robt. Battle and Ray
Parker have been paying their
home people a visit recently.
Mrs. Charles Battle, we regret to
say, is sick at this writing. With
this exception, health of the com.
munity Is good.
Rumor says there are TO be wed.
ding festivities here, but as all, or
nearly all, Of our young people
Have gone to seek their fortunes in
more prosperous places, we can
only guess. Perhaps so.
The scribe from this place. who
facetiously styles himself 1.-TWO
Of the People" has evident
ly been misinformed, as this
writer is not a candidate for school
trustee and as no announcements
Of political nature were made a.
church, he must have a dual per.
sonality and wandered away in
spirit TO where he thought the
lonely candidate was and heard
besides the beautiful discourse on
grace, his mutterings Of school
trustee and subject to democratic
nomination. Now, this is truly a
wonderful gift-almost as wonder
ful as the Marconi system Of wire
less telegrapby.
One of the People.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-28
H.&T.C. SCHEDULE.
LOCAL NEWS.

Richard Westall Of Angleton was
here yesterday.
Levy Bros. prices on mattings are
the lowest In town. -
j. +. Parks returned yesterday
from a business trip.
The newest styles Of Iron beds nj
Levy bros. %
&. y. Williamson returned from a
business trip yesterday.
Pure. homemade leaf lard for sale
at j. w. Hicks city market. 90
Born, 20 Mr.. and Mrs. ID. :. Hart
~ Jacksonville son.
DR.. Tom Erwin came up from
Hampstead yesterday.
II. J. Putney the old reliable will
soon be- In Bryan TO tune your
pianos. l0i
Mrs. r ?. Boyett and Mrs. VIII
Kinney are visiting In Hearne.
j. VI. Shaw and y. +. Salyer were
here from Navasota yesterday.
For Sale-One seven room house.
with electric light aud water works
and new cistern. Apply 10 lock box
no. gs
District Clerk Wilcox and Walter
Brown were here from Anderson
yesterday.
Ask 10 see the now line Of w. l..
Douglas patent Md and oxfords at
Norwo0d's 30
Miss Elizabeth Wade Of Mont
brook, Fla, is the guest Of Miss An
ME u. McDougald.
Twenty-four dozen pairs Of w. l..
Doulgas new Corona patent kid
shoes and oXfords, placed on sale at
Norwood's yesterday. 90
Mrs. l.. G.. Packard Of Marlin is
the guest OF Mrs l.. J. Black left for
Mavasota yesterday after u visit to
Bryan friends.
Another big stock Of w. l.. Doug
las swell shoes for men. including
the newest patent kid oxfords just
received at Norwood's. 20
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-28

One Of the largest audiences ever
assembled at the Grand opera
house heard Gov. Bob Taylor's
lecture last night. The house was
literally packed and jammed leav-
ing no room even for the s. X. o.
sign. Not only were the Bryan
and college people out in force, but
visitors were present from the sur
rounding towns and country. ''The
Old Plantation" Gov. Taylor's lee.
ture this season, is another collec-
ton Of gems from his sparkling
intellect. inimitable and indescri.
bable in its poetic blending Of elo-
quence and song. The man has
about him an indefnable magnet.
ism that sways his audiences at
will, and impresses his hearers with
the idea that he has in his heart a
VAIN spot for everybody he meets,
and finds his greatest pleasure in
scattering gladness and sunshine
on every side Of the pathway OF
life. Gov. Taylor is accompanied
by a splendid male quartette whose
rendering Of oil plantation melo-
dies was one Of the most effective
features. Gov. Taylor appeared
mere under the auspices of Mr.. +.
Marion Laws class Of young ladies
in the Baptist Sunday school, as a
pipe organ benefit, and the phe-
nomenal success Of the entertain.
ment is both a substantial and a
highly complimentary testimonial
to the efforts put forth in its be.
half.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-28
Keep Your Stock Up,

Let everybody take notice that /
am going 10 enforce the stock law
rigidly, with no exceptions, and
hereby give notice that | will file
complaint against the owners OF
stock found out In town. This APP
plies 10 calves as we'll as COWS.
Keep your stock up or take the con-
sequences. T. +. Boyett,
100 Marshal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-28
Confederate Reunion At Dallas.

For trains passing Bryan April 2lst
and for train passing Bryan April
22nd 2:i7 a. m, II. d 4. c. will sell
round trip tickets to Dallas, fare
$3.50. For other trains April % and
q will sell tickets TO Dallas and re-
turn, fare $40. All tickets for con-
tinuous passage each way. Final
limit Of tickets 10 leave Dallas not
later than April 26th ieO2.
2iapr W. 5. Wilson, Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-28
To Cure chilIs or Malaria In = Gays,

To Cure chills or Malaria In = Gays,
To anyone suffering with Dyspepsia,
indigestion, Sour Stomach, Heart.
burn. take Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. Al;
druggists are authorized by the manu-.
facturers to refund the money in any
case they fail TO cure. Price 20 cents
pei package. Remember the name
Rex Dyspepsia Tatss<~ Il II. James
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-28
Hotel Arrivals.
EXCHANGE.

IN Shaw, II F Salyer, Navasotai
w J Detreville, Houston; q T. Hell.
mich. st Louis; p II Stein, Austin
p G Koerber, Jacksonville, Fla; w
w Crcswell, New York; a l. Bow.
ers, Palestine; J Adoue, Calvert; w
T Thompson, Waco; l. Black and
wife, San Antonio; Miss Albertson,
Grimes county; William Kirlicks,
Hearne; w T Blackmore, New Or
leans; Robt Boggs, Corsicana; J II
King, Ennis; 4 l. Kenney, Ennis
ID F Beach, Cincinnati.
Gen Geo + Afford, Dallas; Chas
smith, Waco; RI DeArmond, Knox
Vile; II w Nichols, Nashville; Robt
l. Taylor, Knoxville; F l. Jaccard,
81 Louis; + W Lehbrick, Kansas
City.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-28

Good Friday services today at the
Episcopal church at 10, l;3O and
7;i5.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-28
TuCKER HorsE.

II l. Pounds, Houston; I'D G Jones,
Omaha; w A Bond, Houston; II p
Anthony, Louisiana; II westall,
Houston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-28
High Grade Coffee

only uron orderi This coffee r. roasted, her
meuoally sealed IN alr-tight clnistsrs. and ship
pcd-ail on the same day. n you want co.itc
which shall make your mouth water f0r another
cop, Try one round Of Chase ard sintofna lieh
Grade Co1eos. Il vii r. given you ln au
lmIoned, alr-tight, rarctuent Ausd bag. Iu
ll0Hce. SOLD only ty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-25
MINOR LEAGUES MEETING.
Want Peace and Demand Equal Rights
With Major Organizations.

There was much peace talk at the meet
ing of the National Association of Profess
sional Base Ball Leagues held yesterday in
New York. The delegates were almost
unanimous in their desire to have the base
ball war ended But at the same time there
was no difference Of opinion on the one
point that the minor league will never again
play second fiddle to the National or Amer
lean League. If any negotiations for peace
carried through they will only be on
the basis of equal rights and equal repre-
sentaton."
The question of the ballplayers' salaries
is giving the minor league club owners
much concern. Until they get together and
work In harmony with the big leagues bid
ding for players and consequent ruinous
salaries will continue
Several important resolutions were adopt
ed. Charles Frank, manager of the Mem
phis club of the Southern League, was ex-
PEELED from the association. Frank was
charged with playing Pitcher ST Vrain on
his team against the ruling of the national
board St. Vrain was fined 500 and he Is
to remain suspended until the fine is paid
Minor league umpires have heretofore
done a good business in selecting PLAYERS
for the big league teams and negotiating
for their sale. Hereafter any umpire found
tampering with players will be released
from the league and will never again be
employed by any league in the association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-25
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
(Continued FROM Ninth Page.)
cen and ten minutes. The lineup was as
Washington.
TRoTTING RACES.
Dan Patch Failed to Lower the Mile
Record.

Dan Patch, king of PAGERS driven by My
ron E. McHenry went an exhibition mile
against time to lower the world S record of
1.59A, established by Star Pointer and
equaled by Dan Patch on the Readville
track last month. over the course of the
Memphis trotting track yesterday. The
great son of Joe Patchen failed in his at
tempt. The time made was 2.01 The track
was in excellent shape, except for num-
Der of fiaky patches in the backstretch
strong breeze, however, was blowing up the
stretch. The first quarter and the half
were paced in mountaineering time, but the
champion weakened in the last quarter. The
time of the quarter was 0.29A. the half
oJ9la and the three-quarters 13O. A great
crowd witnessed the trial
The interest of the days racing was CEN
tered in the 2.10 class, trotting to wagon,
which went to Ida Highwood, the prohibit
tive faVorite E, E. SmatherS driving in the
last two heats. Mr.. Smathers wagered
5000 in pools on the event. Louise Jeffer-
son finished second. The $1,000 purse for
three-year-old trotters was captured by
Gail Hamilton, the foal of Oakland Baron,
in straight heats.
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Today's Foot Ball Games.

Besides the Observation-Disclosures foot
ball game, there will be other important
gridiron contests this afternoon Harvard
will play Brown and Is likely to have not
an easy time with the eleven which beat
PENNSYLVANIA 1893 and held Yale to 100.
Old Ellis players,Will. meet Syracuse, for the
first time in what may prove a close game.
The schedule Of games today is:
Gallaudet will play Franklin and Mar
shall at Lancaster, "a.
Harvard against Brown, at Cambridge
Yale against Syracuse at New Haven
Princeton against Columbia at Princeton
delphia.
Cornell against Oberln. at Ithaca.
West Point against Williams, at West
Point
Annapolis against Dickinson, at Annapo-
lis.
Amherst against Dartmouth, at Hanover.
Lafayette against Georgetown, at Wash
ington.
Rutgers against Haverford, at Haverford
Bowdoin against Colby, at Brunswick Me
Wesleyan against Trinity, at Hartford
Swarthmore against Ursinus at College
vile.
Carlisle against Medical College, at Car
Isle.
Lehigh against New York University, a.
Lehigh.
illinois against Chicago, at Chicago
Minnesota against Iowa, at Iowa CITY
Wisconsin against Kansas, at Madison
Wis.
Purdue against Case School, at Lafayette
Ind
Northwestern against Knox. at Chicago.
Michigan against Ohio State, at Ann Ar.
Dor.
Altogether twenty-one important foo
ball games will be contested this afternoon