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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-05-01

they've got secreted under there. l
shouldn't be surprised to find whisky
still in full blast, or a complete gam
bling outfit-dash, dash 'em to dash
and destination! Send for carpenter,
sergeant"
The carpenter came, and he and two
or three of the guard laid hold of one
end of the plank after its nails were
drawn, and with little exertion ripped
it off the other posts. Then erybody
held his breath minute, stared, and a
small majority swore. So far from it's
being open to cats, cans and rubbish,
the space on that side was filled solid
with damp, heavy sea sand-a vertical
wall extending from floor to ground.
Canker almost ran around to the oppo-
site side and had a big plank torn off
there. Within was wall as damp,
solid and straight as that first discov-
cred, and so, when examined, were the
other two sides provided. Cankers face
was sturdy. and the board gazed and
was profoundly happy.
At last the colonel exploded:
"By Jupiter! They haven't got away
at all, then. There isn't flaw in the
sand wall anywhere. They must be
hiding about the middle now. Come on,
gentlemen" and around he trotted to
the front door. Sergeant" he cried
get out all the prisoners-all their
bedding-every blessed thing they've
got. l want to examine that floor"
Most of the guardhouse birds" were
out chopping wood, and Canker danced
in among the few remaining, loading
them with bedding belonging to their
fellows until every item of clothing and
furniture was showed out of the room.
One member of the board and one only
failed to enter with his associates
veteran captain who read much wa,
literature and abhorred Canker. To the
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-05-01

stopping to question each sentry as to
his orders. Then he returned and in
quired if all was quiet among the pris-
oners, and then went and put out his
light in the tent reserved for the Of
ticer of the guard, and once more left
his post, briefly informing the sergeant
of the guard he was going to the officer
of the day. Then it was ascertained
that he had visited half dozen places
in search of that veteran captain and
appeared much disturbed because he
could not find him. In half an hour he
was back, asking eXcitedly of the
sentry in rear of the guardhouse if a
carriage had come that way. 1t had,
said the sentry, and was waiting down
the street. Gray hurried in the direc-
ton indicated, was gone perhaps three
minutes and returned, saying that the
sentry must be mistaken, that no car
riage was there. But the sentry reit-
Grated his statement that it had been
there and had been waiting for some
time. and must have disappeared while
he was temporarily around at the oppo-
site side of the building. This was
about II p. m.
Then when Gray appeared at reveille
Morton had Disappeared
Its not the sergeant let them fellers
out" said the regimental oracles.
This is no ten-dollar subscription
business" And so until late in the
afternoon the question that agitated
the entire range of regimental camps
was: "How did those fellows break
away from the prison of the -teenth?"
Then came clew, and then-discovery.
By order of Lieut.. Col. Canker a
board of officers had been convened to
investigate the matter, and after ques-
tioning everybody whom "Squeers" had
already badgered with his assertions,
threats and queries, they went to the
guardhouse and began thorough in
spection of the premises. The wooden
building stood in the midst of waste
of sand blown in from the shore line by
the strong sea wind. 1t was perched
on something like dozen stout posts
driven into the soft soil and then the
space between the floor level and the
sand was heavily and stoutly boarded
in-thick planks being used. Between
the floor and the sand was a space of
about IS inches vertical, and dozen
men could have sprawled therein-ly-
ing at full length-but to escape would
have required the connivance of one or
more of the sentries surrounding the
building and the ripping off of one or
more of the planks. In his keen anxiety
Canker accompanied the board on its
tour of Investigations thing the
board did not at all like-and present
ly, as was his wont, began running
things his own way. 1t had been found
useless to question the soldiers of the
guard. Not a man could be found to
admit he knew the faintest thing about
the escape. AS for the prisoners, most
of them reckless, devil-may ras-
calls, they grinned or leered suggestive
ly, but had nothing to tell.
well have this boarding ripped off,"
said Canker, decisively, land see what
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-05-01

Euphony, probably, prompts west
ern paper to refer to barkeeper as
Juice juggler in jag joint"
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-05-01

A Michigan man has given $4,000
acres of denuded timber land to the
state forestry commission.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-05-01

There were 1916 immigrants re-
fused admission 10 the United States
last year. -. .. -.--.------
The evening world., 1902-04-30
HUNDREDS ENTER
BIG CENTURY RUN.
c.R.c.A. PROCESSES TO HAVE
NO FEAR OF OPPOSITION.
. Wade, Course Has Bern selected
as B!st Long Island
Affords.

The annual spring century run "' '"'
Century Road Clun Association a''h""s"
originally announced only i"p w"'"S
40, has already received nearly one
hundred and nifty entries. The ha,e OF
IN. run. sunday. My Is, nas wHh'"
n few DAYS also been chosen Tor ~"
., A., f,s riders operating under SOM
wn,, similar club name, out IN" = :"
~ A profcs-.- to hav" ." Year ''h'
.,y considerable number o' the riders
will he attracted To- tn" smaller event
Tn. c. r. &. \. was hrst ''N" 49,,
,mpress.d with the ideA of '-'hs nv
o.LsaI. course. but decided th'i 1t wa
nn.n,,sb,e. and. beyond Ami'yvilie. dan
r,rou. for a large party Of riders On ae'
c,unt Of the nsrn~n.ss Of the sineP''"
u..d by trafic In both directions
A model course from Bedford fnuh'
,,,n arookIyn. to Coney Island. Bedford
n.., Valley Stream. Freeport. Mine
ola. H,ck.viie dinner. Amityvhe' iSh,
brpok, Jamaica and home TO h'a''r"
Rest. has been selected as the best Ions
Island course in existence measnr'nt "
,n. correct distance. which the oakaii'
course does not.
The evening world., 1902-04-30

IT, oil fu-d uetnc-0 Tony Arte ana
Newton Baaniag 1n mas BROKEN 'Hs
afre.h YesterdaN :, ~tou Bennington =
Lady Aiber.r1't Won "a" th'si i''e.
Sh. was entered 90 Ice sold ''r S>1
Tn. price was lnqu.stinulOly Ear oe'
low n-r rsa value and ;h" rae ne
ran showed ths S7r raced 700 ih-
front and Ju-t br-' a"l Ill ~" WaF ana
b.st k-unard In a walk.
Mr. Remington .niI ne onlS bet 500.
but A. in the rasc ~ R"n-ouhHts'
som. one seemed 20 knpN NOR" about
hi- ror,.- than himself doc. an
Tn. nliy was played down from % 10
to TO
Ast- never 'uggav- Remington for a
boost h- gave Saddu'cc at -prins Al
| Aaueiuct. and h. was the ar. man
out on the track when tGc gel nHmb~r
went up TIE bidding scnt on AMI On
! mt. q, seemed as u A-'r vas deter
| m ned 20 get the INV Il, nHetaa nr"-
ever. lid No.; .ir- D, sivi"s and hN~'
aud he an,ly S,pt rae hy "a"n N-'r
,topp.d A. i..fn, As;, could nav" gone
on much further.
IL said on very reliable authority
'irar tnI- a..y la- s-ai"n kcn@"nnLis, :,
IA hi- work II -ue - run "a -"ilh-
/ race. IA The future -hc i1k''S 10 -
30 some other barn -,
Aunthsr favur!t. WAS lea at the p''
! ,.FnuI r,c. Co,hr,u had the colt h'l
. turned around when he barrier "'h'
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r. . ,srr Iatsrs,uas game i,,' sunlaE ne
r,i.sr p,ln, e. ~yts as'saisi py thH .lhaa
Gi.nt. fhs taturs of me game "a ne p.ign
ins ant e,lius q N'uth'r - "".
Fo'0'. me Bro 'Hs ,u.in "i7''. '''
..g- rHIai Ds
r.o .,a.s, pis,sr' .IH Hin'r .s'sae "a
are .. iass 'ur,ia No - @'o'''ra'" -'''
me-,
IN. NnsarA Ila,on souli la :, .T,as'
..n,, .tt' t,sm, av.raElng from tas'' - ''gt-
i.,~ ,..rs open istss a'ct Ma. 10 hll.sNN
lisaard sshopg 80 l56. Nena- ''' 's''
second sud fiEhv 'hiri streets
on SUNDAY. ,eru 20 me St PAU \ s.'ysI
TO game, Ia ,sr maFains 'hel is,es,rd 'ns
.sa in N. afternoon the, dstsst~d ihs Lstlh.in"
| III. b, tas s,lts % rs 70 rh' irhHte- o'
/ b1th game, "sre the hsao Atuns ni the ~,
| a, m. - PAul .Id the ~ AinE 81 j.
| "a k,.f. In both samfs Last -IndAy ne ~
paris as',a,si IA. Hus,isr. ui me score ~ , "a
| a Ths makes the NTH successive Nlf'ofN I1' ~
- Paul. Seat sund'l 'hsT 'Hrh tasW 49,
| ,sr, iu E1s, Se~ Yetk, The iins,t2 Is a. 'o,
ln.. ~ pgr,t.. 10, q b"met.f. a.
| o'Ks-ts D. J. sPor- 80 hosAn. ~, =.
nrsna. % c Connolly. ~ BRAY ~
Crals 3b.
tn. Albany Club YEA from rIinn Baseball
Club 6y a seors of - To u on Sunday
IN. Hims have q fs- open iats' Tor s,rsn'
teams s,srssirs .iI,ssn years, shish they ar
| snIisns to MI on opposing team Er1unis, ~
aTe. J. D. NurpAy. No ii2s Park avenue. CITY
| me Ksyport Rail Club wants 10 srrsng
xsmss ~ith auiformed teams AVERAGING sishtssi
:.' s.a ...sss. sss.. ( sss =. a'T. s.. a . ': k.S
m. D.iss.y &C. vssia iIhs 70 hsss frsn !
p!,ss.r sil.,ss e ssvsstsss I.ess % . S.si
s,ss uks 70 hsss ~ - fsns Hnsssies
The evening world., 1902-04-30

The majority 81 the m~rhers ~ the
champion pittzburr baseball team 1h."
been -.i-.t-d 10 hrlp forn tu tl.-s'Ar
club -o tour tne West Southwest aud
honolulu after the present playing -'t-
son 4. over MANY o' the rir,-' phs'is
were approached last week Win ih"
to mak- the trip. and ml
,...uinrd ucir Willingness 200 i'!n iH"
,If.-t,r team. prnvldiug President pr'S p
To-, does not pr Eutrar N'i 'h'
l,mpious
ra.p.r- Joe Csuull.n 81 sac Sau'n' n''
League is the leader ~ the ip"ri"-
nlvcmau. Lust yrhr. af'or th" lose ~
tine playing season ''mpir" ''nt'i''
took a team ~ stars OF ia" America "
I..t..,i. through IN, West ana wound il
,n, "Trip IN california, where a s'rics 'i
thirty two exhibition games were
,.y.d. Tho rip Wt- q .Ia.'-, hnih
navy and almost every otnrr Nay
Amurs ,h, m.mac's u Ia years al
.t,r American lsusu. ."am "'t.' l..
..', Vlpr Wgdd-ll and WIN M"r,"t
10 '.am MAI. q great hit Win SOU u
-. ,tI..ttru.t people ana pf Yea 100 ''
.r.It drawing lArd in every y
Tni, early IN ih. season arranscmei q
,-, h.inE made for another iflp yH''I
~, ut,iI.g cement - 'mpir" 'iiNllgl
liz Pr,pu,-s g. kr t"' teams 700 ~"
The evening world., 1902-04-30
ASTE'S REVENGE COSTLY
TO NEWTON BENNlNGTO ON.
Lady Albercraft Entered 10 Be Sold tor $ooo
Was Bid Up to So. 600.

.p Os .our., t.,r. wI- a vide divers
lts u. ,yy!ltlu &C. Ip w-GH was respohs-
lbIt Ate. ~, race Wds over stoty
;'Hatri about tI- TRACK 'n-t tnirsy
BNycr Mas Huch iEccused over tne
matter aui ;alt h' bad '1nplained 70
go" stewards ttt'r % MAR ~ words with
rhis Nj cass dy denied lie said he
had n.,i r, words N.ta Frstncesco
yuIus owner ana had not been called
upon 10 answer tur 7pmplaiht. Tines.
gI,.irI,s stories are foarfully weird
a. .lm-s Surr thing players met VITA
= crushing setback m he fourth race.
Just 3 'ittI. supper money. said the
talent tS tf-y took 90 against The
Puritan Wl'u .u us ~ being ashamed
io steal f-n" .sr poor bnok!es. But as
VI kIglIuE 90, -, Il wI- a.lother story
'''-r tH" r,"' Vas over Lhe furitan
Wa never 900 ~ 80. \pri, shower. at 4
lHu.s pr.u. uIk|rE al the running and
winning uy uc'k Burns complained
OF beng clrTiyd WiIc la tae stretch. but
ihs stewards turned m down.
kliuyrlm was another hot favorite TO
1c b,tt.u. Ethiss Nou very cleveriy.
Tuiv tim. ~" race was run TO suit
Ethics with q cool. stir pace in the
ffst part kilugrdm made the running
.u 4p'tr of the f1st b. was carrying l-5
puuu.- Bu' kilucrim = front-run-
rrr and that Nd- hn place.
Mamie Worth looked much the best
~ IN. Iis' race. bur when Garrigan
was announced as the rider the wise
49, held up their hlnls In norror ana
looked 10 -pu"'h.ng O. beat her. Tnat
WIS al trI. aIl after the race. tna
..rE.i. on 'uc beaten ones, for M1mie
Worth came home "n IN" bit carryin
GtrfIglf srl seer 20 pounds. There "a
1, .uirsay rg the fact ;hat Mamie
worth had - hc mounds tn" best MY.
The evening world., 1902-04-30
AMATEUR BASEBALb NOTES.

= g. r. w-stehs,,.r y y Address VI
n.rmola, iV columbia st. CITY
IN. p-.t1n.eo \ e. -.s' 20 hear rom tsan.
s,sr.un. rom fourteen 10 snt,sn ,ssrt u 80
Alif.s. W.hati Mal5ns>. ~ Ea'i s''n -nlntN
ursst CIV
Eans nBIr ft~ ssu-sao~n shoustop ol
lat ..af. SortbdE,r . team. hss -lsnf
s.,rri5tr aud ne wssl Sids G.. 81
Ba'onue. 90 suuiiy'
IN. uralhuru ira opened their ss'son vnh
IN, Hurriranr \ e. and ser defeated br .
score OF n g. - Ths former team rould ~
20 arrange Tames sith teams aN'fiTlhs iourif-i
John C,,nia H. West oue Hundred ard Th'r'
''-ih sUar' CIV
m. p.c,tufs met the Recorders last sunily Z
in .starl. aud defeated 'htm b. seote ~ lu
L. ia Wolf Who pitched 'of the DfeaiuT. .
sllo.td The Recoriers onl, > h'ts and .fueh
out 10 men. liesman dli h1 bfs Soh 10,
the Recorders
The Burss.. club formerly 81 cism,at
Cl.ir aguId Ike 10 hear irom t'ams fToEl
1 tWrl,, to isartscn YsIs. The kesl-T g
! l,vs Lexington Stars OF Little ROckt prsisurd
Adite.s " i.olA wsi,er. 3U Belmont s'sau =.
| Brooklyn, y. Y
| Tn. Dupon,a would like TO hear from all uni.
| formed team Ayerssiis sixteen "a sweater
years Thsy have all dates open. All manager
| Offering halt EXPENSES. Osnssunleats viii
walter Sheien. 81 Dupont street. Brpokiyn.
Tn. Morocco y C. aaa the wiilisms A. c
viii plAy the nrst game ot their ssriss for IN
Championship Of the west side this sunday. Ma
(, Game 70 take place At Hudson Ball Plri
Finy-secoHd street All Tseinh asenue. Pin
and iaeah. viii be the baiiery for the Moroeeos
boulevard 4. c. has orsaniisd for the .sss.l
and would like 10 hear fran issus averakin.
.sys IN NAY epsn. Address ". Hayes. az Bss
be Hssarss sss Tsirv-fssrsA street.
The evening world., 1902-04-30
RAISES NEW LAW POINT
70 save TOM SAARKEY.
Attorney Says PugiIist Had
No Guilty knowledge OF the
Character OF Persons Who
Frequented His Saloon.

In the trial Of Thomas Sharkey, the
gugilist, and Bernard Reich. his part
ner. charged with maintaining a disor-
DERBY resort in their saloon. No iu East
Fourteenth street which was ON In spe-
rial Sessions to-day Abe Levy, counsel
FOR the defendants, raised the point thst
the prosecution had failed to show
guilty knowledge by the defendants II
the character of the persons said 10
fr.quent the saloon.
Fiye police officers testified to disorder.
iy acts by women of the street while in
tho saloon. No defense was put in
Jlstic. Mayer who presided, said that
the poin; wds new one and asked that
nptn sides ~upmi' briefs Meanwhile de.
ri-ion was reserved
The evening world., 1902-04-30
1000 GD|NEAS STAKES
WON BY $4,000 Fully.
King Edward, Present at New
market Races, Showed Sat-
isfaction at Victory OF Off,
spring Of Persimmon.

LONDON. April so-At the Newman
set spring meeting to-day sie'iei
5000 nlly sceptre won the hr-i class
event o. the year he Two Th'hH"na
GuIneas Stakes. defeating the favoriies.
ur Gubbinss Ari Pair'rs a=a - sic
s;sr. Duke OF Westminster. with which
seeptre will later contest IN tn" Derry.
pistol was second and Ara PatrirE was
third. Fourteen horses started
King Edward was present and -n'"''
considerable satisfaction az the ''r''fh
OF the Offspring of his noted horse FER
.immon. J. II. Martin American. i'ir
an outsider. Pistol. ani cane in '"o
lengths behind the winner. waile Glen
Jenkin.. American. piloted Ard Patrick
which finished third. 'hrec leng,hs away
from ]. Il Seene's Ch"iro Mr. kr'N' >
Kearsarge vas also hmong th" runners
The betting was 90 agai's; Scep'''.
op.l against PISTOL and go against
Ar Patrick
The evening world., 1902-04-30
SANTOS.DUMONT TO SEND
BACK HIS A|RSH|P NO.6.
Returns from ST. Louis De-
lighted with Arrangements
for Great Race During the
Coming Exposition.

VI ssnto. Dumont light and airy a-
ON, ~ Ms machines. ilOated In from the
west to-day on a railroad train and
went - the Waldorf As,c-!..
iie =s- IN h,rn spirits for his trip TO
- Louis had bcen most Satisfactory
ani his plan. for the future Agreeable
g. is mind
lI.. announced that he had sold ris No.
q wterIr,atnr one that dumped him
nt, On, Mediterranean N Monte Caro-
90 some : summer moa.y makers down NJ
Rrishton Be1ch or con-y Island IN"
.luId not remember shich lie said ~
was the intention - the purchasers tn
initiate the balloon Nith Illuminating
guS anchor u uu the D"acn and hatHe
ta. tuhltc ~ t,nf~ a@!cS. TO get u "
J, wt. int.mated - the hish-nyrr hh'
W ..fr b.. thf. country n. MA ihieh -
Victim Co. a.. charms ~ an American
g.r,
.OH please SAy 'or me- thst / AN not
.rghg,4 %. salI S.'H mn n en"Fr''
The evening world., 1902-04-30
vIGNAUx WILL NOT PLAY.
50 B,iiiardi., schaef-r VIII Sail for
Paris to Collect Forfeit.

Jacob scna.fer. the champion billiard
player OF the world. VIII sail Tor faris
on Saturday. He Is going to make the
voyage for the purpose OF collecting the
forfei, posted By Vixnaux. the French
.,,srt p,ayer, with whom he was
,,sntrhed but which was declared of at
the foreigners suggestion.
In rider TO collect Schaefer must be In
,h. Grand cafe In Paris on May 10.
Schaefer will soon return 70 thi-
country.
The evening world., 1902-04-30
LAKESIDE RESULTS.

RACE TRACK. LAKESIDE. April %.
-rhe winners OF races run here to-day
are AZ foliows:
FIrvt Race-Four and a half furiongs.
Won by 3oudy. 4 10 8 and out. Over.
Luce Lucy cSwtora 70 I !srd TimesSss % sscS"a IS ana
Second Race-One miie.--won by
Trsno's Choice. u to / and 6 to !: Dan.
doia. 4 TO- . for p!aces was second and
Thire Rave -Three-auarters OF a mile
Won by censor. 8 to 2 and even: Hon.
age. Q to ! for place, was second and
Pomplpo third. 11me-iis rs.
Fourth Race Three quarters Of q
% 1: zIrs. q e Si SiSs pssce. : ~, ~ ssccnt ssS
and e1phon third. Tame-lJ6
The evening world., 1902-04-30
the C. c.'S NEXT EVENT.
Informal Nance F'"s'
Promise. 90 Be tnu."""'
S.e.e safuI.

Tn. Columbus Catholic club OF me
,,sn,.h o, the sacred Heart. m West
Fifty-arst street. will hold an in;'rmaI
s,nc. Friday night at the West Side
I.ye.um. Broadway and Fifty-second
street, The event promises 10 De un-
,s,siiv sur.assful Tn. committee In
$3.50 hay. made every effort 10 make
n .o1 and doubtless will succeed.
The evening world., 1902-04-30
NASHVILLE RESULTS.

RACE TRACK. NASHVILLE. April
2 The faces scheduled to be run her
tu.,ln, f-su!t.si ~ follows
First Hlce-Three-q quarters ~ mile
Won ny Tom Collins. & to {: and To- :!
Masi,r'uI To- ! for place. Nas second
and plihrii-t third Tim---ll?
second Racc-IInlf nile.-Won by
CantiIov-r II TO and . to /. Mallory,
: a. : spr place was second. stand Pa,
tnird Timr-0j ~ IL.
The evening world., 1902-04-30
CORNELL AT PRINCETON.
College r-am, rin, f,r.t 1nm~ To-
IN, nu U~nN, Dinm m"nd.

rr. ~ -rrDS Y ! hp-i ~ rru "-
goo. r.ssri hat. si'.I C1rnc 'H'- ai''i
4..a The lamond Nls rather heavy
hut na Hr.sA m 'nIrlS well Cornell
rn.,. v,rr accustomed o. Skin diamond
ami h,i practice 'a,- morning on
rrinc.'aus grass diamond The Cor
nell team n,s been defeated hut ono"
,Al. ..spr and tiat ay Clemson coli
..z, o., South Carolina Princeton VII
u..r r.i4rn game with 'hr i.hscinH
1- Mas 90 stevens W. In the box fpF
I.#rrrt.r
The evening world., 1902-04-30

pet I.e, something rumr or cross hin
in - n.li und he 81 once snH"s sIiky
disposition
A. Won r.ay. g. &, -p.tS EH at
lis own gam -out Orb frpa. N.-n H'.'.0S
Z, .ler Him-W rplpr wl .ln races
trar SSH. mtX, 90" ur; wor.I a.uh he
10 tn. gTrt-"st ever
Tlst b, wng good judges wyn have
noted IA. p,yulinritJcS W the NtshN
Hlt. q .lE that I' WON'T dn in 'r" Metro
pputtu Tls field wii. POI, large Th"te
'... . tn. mum ltr uf horses Zoo IA,
The evening world., 1902-04-30

race ready 10 cut out at the ia.l a.! tac
.A. ..d make the tack steam
Iuurr are others with speed lud shn'-
u,s 50. too. Snu Will hsOg To- W1-rcoIor
.lN, grim death.
Thr-, is Blues for instance Tom
Nrur Nh, trains BIues. used II IN
-t-fI. 4 Shaw ~. s,Ispn t. - At Blues
aud run nis eye ouf. and shaw used ~
follow Instructions to the letter.
watercolur never liked 'ni- md every
time Blues went At him n" had enough
very early In IL. game Watercolor
may Win the Metropolitan. but h. will
have to get uT and 5000, Ike a scared
1rg ~ ~" raising ~ IN" gate
The evening world., 1902-04-30
BASEBALL.


1, .osli p. - .~i4l shame ? ~. nash.''s.
r,ar OF. 10, Ei.s-u isssls ,aou'f - s'r o.,
-. -i.--,i-u r-,y.nn7r - ns'n from +. '.'0E
.rH.sr- ,it,nu The yorat,.r' q, srs,t
AZ. n,..t, sua rs n sad $50 '-Hr
'a.' - a,,rsrs An' -s,7s go"
,r,- 's. Er'r' G'-s. pa "''
Il IL. m. w,r,r n-a,,.., r1.. 'h,' H- ft
not h,,. ,sr.- nlts srsai-i MIN n-
,,u. ,,,,sn, ~. orsr -ay al,. 'ar.y
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day
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COLUMBIA VS.. MANHATTAN.
'Sarsity Team Play h~f"r- his
'r.~d .a Jasper oval.
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lAbssIaI 70 TNt FFsHIHk N"'F''T
JASPER OVAL y \pril ~ q
Manhattan and Columbia met this az
t-rnoon at Jasner ovnl before a lars"
delegation ~ admirers ~ both teams
Gran, went N the box ',r Columbia.
whit. callahan nfi-intci for Manh,' an
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y..a.rb.l. s-II. "R.a DeviI.u

W. X. Vanderbilt. .r.. who Is In
Europe, has tas; sold through an agent
his thirty-nve horsepower automobile
known ms the RED Devil" l. II. ,Hol,
represented the son o. . standasd on
man. -, - ----s--a--.l &ss-ll(
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ninth IaninG

uoN,rruAu raped safety tu LETT
centre SIIrkss -acr.ic moved Frank
4U N,N-rsnnn stole tllri Van walk
..I llu R,ut To- second uu n1ss"i
Tt| Rns-rtnun waz caught ~ ne
r'lt- when i- tried to --or- nn Brohlc'-
p,ui err tp Whit" l.ari~' Nlet 10
Th mas ~ runs
Vtrr f.uI rI-t 'o lander Snsrks
throw Thomas hunt wildly ard The
Onk.- got two bases Barry ri~-i 90
Jackson Smith threw bTn0r- ont y"
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\ lunilr ero.E-rouutfy run viii take place on
MAY 10 william Eirh'er. 40 isis DsEav
,t-.s, fro1si. .n D.. managing the .,,at