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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22
DEMOCRATIC HARMONY.
Committeeman Sullivan on the Demo.
cCa;l. C0gaiy CUayenlion.
Duloar. 40 May IS.

A....'' g. a'Af.H HA"t -tH
Tho Democratic County Convention
held Monday for the nomination Of
delegates 90 sue judicial aud State
Convention. wa- tue most harmonious
and prupilioas assenb!ago Of Demo
Gratis held in the county for many
years. Il was y vetitablc Glove feast
In which all paE:ook alike. Il Is truly
inspiring to au adhorcnt Of the great.
est political party on earth. Jcficr-
soninn simplicity dominated aud The
honesty and fair dealing taught by
,ha, great apostle Of the common peo-
ple's cause was characteristics Of the
cnlirc proceedings. Il was indeed The
working msH's day, for the working
mans candidate, John l.. Bradley,
held the sway, sud his friends wors so
numerous that Il seemed altogether Q
Bradley meeting.
The action of Judge T.. T.. Swiuk
Ia Withdrawing was truly honorable
and democratic. Swiul saw the uuau.
.mous desire Of the common people
and hy Withdrawing 10 allow them
their way, he has paved the way for
his failure success. SwiHk Is sIilj m
right. John Bradley will BE- n1mi,
mated for State Senator without doubt
Judge Fox sccsiyed the generous
endorsement Of the ST. Francois county
Democrats. Tom Mcguire will be
nominated for Railroad Commissioner
aud Southeast Missouri will thus have
representation on the State ticket.
Al this indicates that this county
will roll mp IT, usual majority for the
Democratic party. This is what is
usually termed an of yeas, bot the
Democrats Of Sou,hcas, Missouri will
nul be found wanting when the gen
esal election comes. Ate. the pri-
mary, snd the ticket Is named, IL
certainly will be the pleasure Of every
Democrat TO pull his Coal aud 20 to
work for victory. II is ours, and why
not claim itP Treat our enemies
fairly aud convert them 10 the doctrine
Of equal rights to all aud special priv.
ilegcs TO uone---suoi principles as are
taught and acted In the Democratic
patty. VITA Fox for Supreme Judge,
Maguire iur Railroad Commissioner
and Bradley for State Senator, our
pari Of the State mas feel proud Of It's
achievements aud bo encouraged 10
work. joins l.. sCLLlyAN.
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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

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achieved worldwide fepusasisn ~
being The best Of 40 Norm aanreyste.
and for iis tonic effect on wsak and
ansstiisg children. asst nensrallxns The
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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

DIR. Bergln, pana. H., wrlleai ~
hssa used liallard's Snow LinImcnI /;
always recommend Il TO my iriands,
as am csnadert tkeEs Is no better
made. IL IL a dandy fgg burns. :"
Those who live on farms are especially
liable 10 mAny accidental burns, cE,s
aud bruises, which heal rapidly wl,cu
BallArd's soow Eminent Is applied.
Il should always be kept in the house
for cases OF emergency, 2sc. soc
and 81 at Cts Drug Stare.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

TIE PoplaF Blua RepnbiiaRs gays
that Zsb Cries. who Is condemned 10
30 hanged for murder soon, will be-
likely "a die frem The effects u typhoid
fever before the time comes 70 hang
him.
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CANDIDATES. ACCOMPLISHMENTS


FeA sTATE SENATOR.
WE are authorized 70 annonrce
w n. ~. s8EsK
81 81 Frano1is county as a randIiate for
state senator from the TwehtY sixth sesa
tnrlal piEtrict, sAnl~,g 80 tue nomination
~ the Democrats parry.
WE aEs authorized 10 announce
w JoliN l., BRADLEY
OF II. Francois county ns candidate tor
state senator from the twenty sixth ssAa-
tnriat- District, subject - thr nomination
OF Fho Democratic tarig
WYE arr authorized 20 announce
w J. b, 4i1SHtM
OF jsTrtson county % n candidate for state
senator from the twenty sixth senatorial
District. subject 20 ;he nomination Of the
pcm1craiic parry.
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roR REPRESENTATIVE.

TOR MI 40TsnIsN N ~ =,
w = ore authorized 70 announce
w JOSEPH II. DUNKLlS
o. candidate f0T Representative. SUBJECT
"a this nuuiua.iun 90 the Democratic party
yIrE are authorized to announce
w JOSEPH pINGERToN
rs a candidate for Representative. Fuuicct
TTyE are authorised 70 announce
JOHN y. HIeiiLEY
ns q candidate Cox Representative, subject
TO the nomination Of the Democratic party
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas 4. A.IIHrris and Blrilo q Harris
his wilo, by their certain deed OF trust
uHicl the Isl dag 1T brcgltiTr ts1. and 90
corded IN the NCcuW'srs Office uf 81 fuu.
rols county Aiss0ufi, iu bp1k ~, 40 pniHp gtI,
conveyed e. tho undersigned Trustee TIM
following described ruai estate. situate Do
ing and being iH the Cuuuty Ut ~, traHc0ia
ana state at Missouri, tu.wlt
al ~ lot Ave. block one. leased funm -.
louis smelling and Roaming Company. and
shown on their private niap.
Which sali convey Ancn WIS made m trust
b. secure th" payment % a cotrlln prumls-
spry ruto 90 sAii deed dascFibru, and where
~ bT the terms OF said deed VI trust aaid
note D. Uuw past due ana remains unpaid.
nua, Therefore. IA accordance with the pro.
visions 10 said uee.., and ut the request ~
the legal holder Of said ngte, !, thu unaes
signed trustee, VIII, on
Thursday, June 8, 1901,
;l0twegn tho hours ~ ntnH n clock IN the
forenoon ana Ave o'clprE IN the afternoon
% that day, az the Suufb front DON Of the
Court House. IN the city 81 Harrington, n.
futnruis C1uaiy, MissuuTi, srll GO puhlic
nnrtI1n 10 the higheat bidder, fuT cgsh. the
,uFerolnt described real estate, fuT the Vur,
pose'uf utlsiying said note ana the Gusts OF
tEpcatlnS 5hlt trust.
.sgs JEff u. nGiiIEY, Trustee.
May u. 1872.
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Won C0NsrknfE.

yxTx arc authorised 20 nurounea 41
w GEORGE n FzAkEE
- d tanaldzss for fv-elaefboB 70 tisf rifsep
IL cuas,ahka n 81. Francois t9eHztsss- sss,-
gaet to nssaInssion q ahs stasaprspafe party !.
TX & aft AptlnEiFsk u aafrxssre
~ llsgtS n. III xEEI
al i rans;ssa1p fnv Nfsasauhie VI a rxuncQ1s
seseA !: u, aehtset Il me ssass.inat1an d IN
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FOR COUNTY COLLECTOR.
WE arc authorized 10 announce
w FRANK RiCUARDsUN
as a candidate for Uonnty Collector. suisjec,
10 the nomination Of the Democratic party
ron COUNTY TREASURER.

NTTE are authorized to announce
w y. ). iiEN Silly.
as candidate for County treasurer, sub.
irct 10 tho nomination Of ,he Democratic
party.
WE arr authorized % announce
Z. u. MURPHY
rs a candidate Tor county Trcasurur. sub
ioct 10 the nomination Of the democratic
rarly.
vETE are authorized 90 announce
W. 81. SMITH
rs candidate Tor County Treasurer, sub.
Jet to tho nomination 81 the Democratic
plEIy.
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ron COUNTY CLERK.

WE are authorized co announce
w ,. =. LsWnENCE
as a candidate for Clerk Of the County
court. subject 70 tne nomination Of the
peniUcratic PARTY,
WE nru Authorized 10 aun1anco
ROBERT v. TlLiMAN,
as a candidate for CLERK % the County
Court, subiect % Tie domination OF tho
Democratic PARTY,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

FOR PROBATE JUDGE
w JERE s. GOssoN
~ candidate fcFre-clecEion TO tho once -
Judge 3! the R=obato Court. subject 10 tbs
Nomination Of the BemOeratsc party.
M'E aro authorized 10 announce
n. G TUCKER
as q candidate fc- Judge OF the Protats
Court, mbiact 20 the nomination Of the
Democratic PARTY.
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FOR JUSTICE or COUNTY COURT,
FIRsT DISTRICT.
WE are authorized to announce
w ROBERT A. BOYD
rs s candidate for Associate JdstjtS 81 the
County Court IN the First District. subject
TO tue nomination Of the Democratic party,
pyE ar authorized 60 announce
JAMES W, Doss
as candidate for Associate Justice Of tho
Coaaty Cnnrt IN tho FIRST District. sarfect
80 nomination % the Democratic party.
WE arc authorized announce
w ,55ifS A. sPROrT
as candidate for Justice OF the County
Court In the first district. subject 20 the
nomination Of the Democratic parry.
SECOND DlsTRcT
WE are authorized 90 announce
JOuN 81. WOOD. JH..
a. a candidate for reelection to the once
Of Jugtico Of she County Court IN the sec
ond district, EanJect - the nomination Of
tue Democratic party.
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ThEoIIINU II nIILE %. IULNI.
Wy y are authorized 10 announce
W JotfS A. sAFFELL
~ n candidate for Presiding Justice OF tho
Comfy Court subject to tho nomination
Of the Democratic party.
WE are authorized 90 announce
g. r. TuLL0Ck
rs candidate for Presiding Justice OF tho
County Court, subject "a the nomination o.
the Democratic party.
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CIRCUIT CLERK AND RECORDER
I'VE are authorize 70 announce
w JOSEPH 4. WILLIAMS
as a candidate GOT reelection 10 the nllca
OF CLERK Of the Circuit Court ana Recorder,
subject 10 tho nomination og tho bcns
cratic pafiy.
yETE are authorized % announce
w WA A, TEriET
% Hlnn0 Tcrro as candidate for Cicrl %
iha Circuit Court and Recorder. subject to
tie nomination Of the Democratic party
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

Is full; just got in
our Spring and Sum-
mer stool, Of the very
latest styles J shapes.
Come see them. 1t
won't cost YOU 4 cent
TO look at them.
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FOR SHERIFF.

yVE are authorized TO announce
W ;. M.sEaAh
as a candidate Tor shoBI, subject 10 the
nomination 90 the Democratic party.
w O. are authorised 90 nun0unrs
w 81 ~. NuNDA1l MURPHY
o. candidate Tor shoTig subject TO the
Eaminatlau ~ the Democratic party.
WE are authorized to announce
w CHhs ". ADAMS
as a candidate Tor sheriff, subject 90 the
nomination ot thg Democratic party.
yvE arr.sutIor!ssd 20 announce
LO-is n. BEAYE,
as candidate Tor sheriT, subject a. the
nomination Of the Democratic party.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
WE are authorized 20 announce
W PAEkUUu-r sLEErH
90 a candidate Tor Prosecuting Attorney
subject 10 tho nomination Of tho Denol
cratic party.
WE nr0 authorized 20 announce
w u u. MAEHUEV
as o csncldntr for Prosecuting Attorney
subject 20 the nomination OF the pemo-
cratic party,
WE arc authorized 90 announce
w p. u. GARTER
as . candidate faf Prosecuting. Attorney.
subject 20 the nomination Of the Demo
cratic party
FOR COUNTY COLLECTOR.
WE arc authorized TO announce
w FRANK RICHARDSON
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19
Next Years Princeton Team.


The Princeton season Is over. and
already II is In order to- look forward
To next year. The outlook is better
for n stronger team In 1903 than II was
for 1902. Most of the present players
will bc on hand next year, among
them Davis, Bradley. Brown. Raficrty,
Short, Barney. Reed and Foulkc. Then
there are Burke and Kafcr. two Of the
best men behind the line, whom in.
jurics kept out of the Yale game. The
loss OF these two men turns out to he
more serious than was expected. Pear.
son did not fill Burkc's shoes at quar-.
ter as n defensive player or at run.
ming back punts, and Kafcr was the
best line pluggcr of the Princeton
squad. There will he much conjecture
as to whether Chadwick would have
got clear had Burke been playing back.
butcher, the big Andover guard, who
was hurt early In the season and was
able to get In but little practice. Will
doubtless help strengthen Princeton's
line next year. Their rivals lose moro
men by graduation than do the Tigers,
end Old Nassau's outlook for next
year Is as good as anybody's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19

harness. Bancroft is a MassaChu.
sets product, born in the town OF
Lancaster. He was a ball player in
the early days and then imbibed the
love Of the sport that has always
stuck to him. In rs he organized a
nine In New Bedford and won the
championship Of the state with It.
The next season he managed the
Hop Bittcrs" team and took II on a
tour Of Cuba. In 20 and 80 he pilot.
cd the Worcester team when 1t was
in the National League: in 81 and
80 he was with Detroit: in SO he was
with Cleveland; then he wcnt to Prov
idence and achieved great success in
that city as long as 1t continued in
the National League. The Cincin.
natl club would not look right II 1t
went along the circuit without
'Banny."
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19
Jockeys Restored to Favor.

AS was expected those two clever
knights of the pigskin," Tommy
and "Johnny"--Burns and Bullman-
whose licenses were revoked by the
Jockey club in the East early in the
fall, have been restored to good
standing and will now endeavor to
show Jerry Ransch, Lee Jackson,
Monk" Coburn. and the rest Of the
lesser lights who are at present car.
rying of the jockey hOnors on the
coast. q few things about rough rid.
ing which they never knew,
Coburn. however. has little to learn
in this respect, and it may be that he
can give his celebrated rivals a point
err or two not in their catalogue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19
May Fatalities This Season.

A resume of the football In 1902.
carefully compiled from all sections
Of tho country. shows that the game
has claimed more victims this sea
son than ever before. Fifteen have
died as a result Of accidents on the
gridiron. More than 100 minor hurts
have been recorded. ranging all the
way from conclusion of the brain and
insanity. down the list through injur.
ed splnes. crushed skulls. broken legs
and arms. 10 such smaller matters az
broken ear drums and the tearing
loose Of ribs.
The casualties were. Tor the greater
part. confined to the smaller and less
experienced teams. as the indiscrimi.
nate and often fatal piling up of play
ers IL most common to those who are
not we'll acquainted with the game.
And. on the other hand, the big"
clevens do not play their hardest
until u long period Of training and
hardening has been gone through.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19
New Southern Baseball LEAGUE.

The new Southern League was
launched at Memphis, Tenn, at u
meeting attended by seven of the
eight promoters of the enterprise.
The officers will he selected later. II
was decided that the salary limit for
each club would be S2,500. with the
understanding that the limit Is to he
Increased to S3,500 il desired. The
following cities are included in the
circuit: Charleston. Savannah, At.
lanta. Birmingham, Montgomery,
Memphis, Nashville and New Orleans.
After the meeting Charles Frank
stated regarding the matter of protec.
ton that the new league would fight
for the same principles that the
American Association stood for last
year, and that the association will
not wage war on the new ~organiza.
ton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19
Some Bio Saiaried Jockeys.

Six American jockeys arc receiving
princcly salaries from millionaire
horse for their services in
this country and abroad. The engage
ment OF I.ucien Lyme by the keenes
at 100000 for next year is the latest
addition to the list. Danny Maher
has earned $35.OOO in England this
season as King Edwards jockey. Otto
Wonderly is paid $4,000 by j. b. Hag'
gin for second call on his services for
eight months. George Odom is paid
10000 by Capt. S. S. Brown. For
winning twice on Maj. ~Daingerfeld
Diamond Jim Brady gave him ST..
900. Tommy" Burns received a sal.
airy of $4,000 from w. c. Whitney.
Willie" Shaw, who rode for James
II. Keene this year, was paid $4,000
for his work.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19
History of Carmen"

Bizct. the famous composer of Car.
men and Halevy. his librettist, had
a warm argument over the original
score of the torcador song When
Bi1et submitted II to Halevy's judg.
ment the latter remarked that IL was
sood-too good. in fact.
Its so good" he continued. that
IL VIII never be popular. The public
won't comprehend 1t. You ought to
put more snap and swing into 1t. and
then you'll get your e%ncores."
Great heavens" rctorted the
plqued Bizet, do you want me to
write for the slums?" and he went
out OF the room in a hun. Thinking
over his associates advice, however.
he concluded to try the effect Of a
revision. and SO changed the score
that 1t bore but little resemblance to
It's original estate.
Listen to this" he said. returning
to Halevy's apartment; here Is my
toreador idea written down to your
popular level"
Halcvy warmly approved of the new
score, and the o was given as we
now have It. IL war the great success
OF the first night, while the rest of the
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19
Grand Thick for the East.

10y the time the lease of Morris
iark expires, Jan l.. 1901. the West
chester Racing association will have
completed its magnificent home on
long Island. Plans for the rev course
nave been practically completed and
approved by the state racing commits.
SION, consisting of l.. ID. Morgan,
august Belmont and John Sanford.
and 1t is announced that they will be
carried to completion without delay.
h new home for the thorough.
breds. which will be situated on Long
Island, convenient by several modes
ol transportation TO New York, will be
named Belmont Park. in honor of
August Belmont, to whom more than
any one man is inception is due.
Those who have inspected the plans
declare that Belmont park will be
the grandest and most imposing race
course in America, il not in the
world.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19
Northwestern After Mccormack.

Northwestern's football team is
home from the West, where Il met Ne.
braska, and all the men are In good
condition. With the election of Dixie
Fleagcr to the %captaincy. the students
are now interested IN what Is to be
done about coaching the team next
season.
The board of control. which directs
all athletics at the university. will not
meet to take action on this question
until some time in January, but al.
ready tho agitation for a change In
coaches Is under way. Back of this
is not only the opposition to Coach
Hollistcr on the part of the alumni.
but the members OF this years team
are In favor OF bringing to Northwest
ern next season a new coach.
IL is reported that several men are
now under consideration. the choice
of alumni and players being Walter
Mccormack, coach OF Dartmouth Col
lege. whose work has shown such good
results this season. II he cannot be
secured the choice may be G. Foster
Sanford, former coach at Columbia,
whose " weeks coaching Of North.
western for It's game against Chicago
enabled II to make the best showing
OF the season.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19
New Worlds BOWLING Record.

Peter Peth, a young Lake View
player, Of whom George Bangart pre-.
dlcted great things, more than made
good the prediction recently when he
made a worlds record average OF
253 1.3. The feat was accomplished
In a regular series in the Lake View
league. in which the Fries opposed
the Oakdales. Pcth is a member Of
the former team and put together
scores of 235, 25S and 267. His per.
Torrance is eighteen pins better than
that made by Christian Becker, who
averaged PAT 1-3 in the E%nglewood
league two years ago.-Chicago Inter
Ocean.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19
Sheet Iron Football Armor.

Football 'armor" used by the Uni
vcrsity Of Colorado team In n recent
game was exhibited at the Denver
Athletic club. Two shoulder plates
lined with sheet iron, a sheet iron
breast plate. and a hand guard also
lined with sheet iron constituted the
exhibits. One of the shoulder pieces
has the name "Tonkin" carved on II.
and II Is claimed was worn by that
played In the game. The breast plate
IL also said to have covered his manly
chest. Tho iron vas riveted back Af
the leather, between IL and the felt
lining, and from appearances made y
formidable bulwark Oh offense or del
iensc. |
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19
MICHIGAN the Champion.

The football championship Of the
West for the season of 1902 has been
decided and the Wolverines landed
the premier honors.
Coach Hurry Up" Yost's wonderful
machine wound up It's successful sea.
son on It's own grounds with n vic
tory over Minnesota by a score OF %
to G.. The Gophers made one touch.
down. ID was the result of a fiuke.
and IL the Minnesota side of the score
were n blank. the figures would bet.
ter indicate the true difference be.
tween the teams.
II was Michigan's game from the
start. Never did the great team that
Coach Yost has built up In the last
two years appear In danger OF defeat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19
John condon's Sight Improving.

race track. Is taking a course Of
treatment in the hope OF restoring his
sight, and IL he thinks 1t Is likely to
prove successful. wholly or in part,
he will remain in Chicago until Feb. l.
The master of Harlem lost his sight
four years ago and since that time
has consulted the best specialists In
this country and Europe without re.
lief. His present treatment has been
partially successful, as he is now
able to distinguish some objects. He
can determine the outline of a mans
head and at dinner table is able to
distinguish cups, knives, forks, and
similar articles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19

between Minnesota and Chicago for
second place. In their comparative
showing against Michigan Chicago
was the better dcfensively and Min.
nesota The stronger in offense.
Against Wisconsin,. however. Chica.
COS offense was probably stronger
than II was when the Maroons met
Michigan. Only an actual meeting
would decide which team would win.
although. from my observation.
would be inclined to pick Minnesota.
To call 1t a tic for second position Is
no hardship for either team, and ne
best way out II the Difficulty. WiScLd~
sin is clearly hntnSSN. onrth place,
and I would RANK the other members
OF the w nine as follows: Illinois.
purdue. Northwestern. Indiana. Iowa.
Coach Woodruff in Chicago Record.
Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19
Greenroom Gossip.

Greenroom Gossip.
Edwin Stevens IL to succeed Oscar
Asche in Iris" when the play comes
to Chicago. Mr.. Asche goes back to
London to rejoin Beerbohm Trees
company.
Meyer Helmund, whose songs are
known In the United States, has writ.
ten an opera. "Trishka," which has
been accepted by the management Of
the Royal Opera Tor production this
season.
Duse has decided to abandon her
projected Australian tour. Owing to
the great business depression in that
country at the present time the fnan.
cial success of the venture appeared
doubtful.
Arthur Nikisch. formerly conductor
Of the Boston Symphony orchestra,
and now conductor OF the Gewandhaus
concerts at Leipsic, has gone to Rus.
STA. where he will direct Beethoven's
two masses. to be played before the
car and czarlna.
Three companies are now present.
ing The Eternal City" In the English
provinces, in addition to Mr.. Trees
London production. Miss Maude JET.
fries. an American actress, for several
seasons with Wilson Barrett, is head.
Ing one OF these provincial companies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19
COLLEGE Football Scores.

College, scores for the year are as
follows: Harvard, 1874; opponents, 20.
Yale, 1853; opponents, 20. Princeton.
1854; opponents, II. Pennsylvania.
las; opponents, 81. Cornell, 3I3; Op.
ponents, 70. Columbia. 17S; opponents.
95. Lafayette 1870; opponents, so. In
dians, 175; opponents. 45. Brown.
1903; opponents. 40. Syracuse, 1l9; op.
ponents, 81. Amherst, 1884,; opponents.
55. Williams, 81: opponents, al.
Wesleyan, 60; opponets. 1873. Bush.
nell, las; opponents, II. Georgetown.
SO; opponents, IS. West Point, 1851:
opponets, 20. Annapolis, AZ; oppo-
nents, "a. Michigan. $50; opponents.
8. Minnesota 242; opponents, 6. Chi.
cago, 23S; opponents, q. Lehigh.
1893: opponents, 81. Dickinson. 70; op-
ponets, 68. Franklin and Marshall.
270; opponents, As. Pennsylvania
State. 1856; opponents, 2s. Dartmouth.
so; opponents, 33. New York Univer-
sity, 70; opponents, 80; Ursinus. 1874;
opponents, 20.