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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-03-27

1t will be pretty Up hill business
making an old line populist see why
he should support a gold democrat.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-03-27

The call is out for the republican
state convention. The political pot
will soon commence to blubber.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-03-27
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The evening world., 1902-11-11
CORNELL TEAM HOPES
TO DEFEAT LAFAYETTE,
especial Io rlc EylnI1g woman

ITHACA. \. Y, Nov. ll.-CornsN
fears ~L.lfayette's famous tackle back
formation. which DE-. Newton has de-
visld. Last year, Cornell AMI The eleven
from Eas ION did not meet. but the
games played the W previous sea-
sons resulted in defeats for the red
and while The heavy mass forma-
ton was used with tremendous effect
agalus, he Cornell line.
Coach BeachIrn, who saw The Lafay-
Ctte-.AnaapJlis game saturday. insists
that the Edston players hay an es-
p~eClally fast ana Strong aggregation.
and that harG luck lost them the game
10 the ''Middies." He has made a
long report to Reed and Morrison, and
they are burning the midnight oil try
ing TO devise a style OF defense which
vii! hurl back the EastOn tackles.
Swartlng under ,hc defeats which
have been In int past administered by
what Cornell believed to be an inferior
eleven, nothing will b. unlone to square
accounts with Lafayette.
The evening world., 1902-11-11
YALE AND PRINCETON ARE
PREPARING FOR HARD GAME.
Sons of Old Eli Not
Over-Confident and
Regard Game as
Hardest of Season.
Especial to The Evening worIl.l

NEW HAVEN. Nov. 1l.-Yale is work
ms hard for the game with Princeton
Du Saturday. Trainer Mike Murphy has
keyed tle men tp a high pitch OF en-
,husiasm and shown them where they
Will have to do their best to carry the
1ld blue o. OH rli above the orange
ma black of Princeton.
The teams showing IN games, al
though they have been brilliant, has not
caused o~yer-couhdence to dominate
,ncIr spirits. The players know Prince
tom has an excellent team. Regular
srrimmlge work Is in order thest days,
and will be until Friday, when they
viii 50 to New York and rest up and
be in good shape to make the trip to
TIE home OF tae Tigers,
Metcalf, owing to his good work Sat
ur,ay, Ia likely to retain the position,
Rockwell. who played quarterback in
the same game, used good judgment in
hs choice Of plays. gave MS signals
quickly ana without hesitation, and so
viii Probably have ,Ao Job Against
Princeton His handling of he bali
however. was flr from faultleas and
must be improved upon. ON tFe no.e
the placing OF MctoaIf into right
hllf-back has been 4 gool thing for the
team, 20" It rs-ultcu Ia IN Increased
sltvu oI The attack.
sneyIm vii probably remIin at left
end. NinnLs wAO was laid up with n
sprglnvd ankle, Is out again, ard played
LEFT tackle, which position he vii. i:u1-
ably be IN in the big games.
Altogether tn team IL playilg muCh
faster and the play Is more sIrc than
A Httk u0D.
The evening world., 1902-11-11
AMERICANS CAN'T
FIND GROUNDS.
John T. Brush's Reasons for
Believing Giants viii Have No
Rivals Here Next Season.

President John I. Brush is taking a
long chance on his reputation as u
prophet. He fully believes that the
American League will not locate In.
New York. In fact. he says 1t is I'M
possible for them TO get in here.
IAN not air to the contrary said
he his morning, there will be no
American League team in New York
next season. That goes as sure. When
the question was hrst agltated the
National people investigated very thor
oughly and could not lind Il strip of
ground on Manhattan that might be
used for A ball ground. There H. no
plot large vnUuSh, as every one knows.
II may IT nat me American people
are considering going up lnto the Bronx,
nut that ices not seem PROBABLE. as
they would starNe 10 death UP there. |
do nos be. ieNe New Gorke4s would make
the "Trip If there was another team IN
tn fed. ana our team vii! be very
to be IN the money. birring accidents,
aIkl will IL right after the winners OF
the pennant.
"Everything Is complete now for our
team. The players are all signed and
viii he called together early in the
spring-very early, in fact-and when
the season opens we Will have "A we'll
seasnned tam.
"Tim Sullivan has denied that he is
his narle is used repeatedly to SHOW
what strong backing and what great
influence Is behind the American team
here. Then players have been claimed
for the team who have positively de-
.cla-ed that they would not play with
the Americans. If the other statements
nrc a. true as those where DO they
st lrd""
The evening world., 1902-11-11
TOM JENKINS A
BUSY WRESTLER.
American Champion Agrees to
Meet Carroll in Bout This
Month and Piening in January

Tom jenkins. the champion wrestler
OF America. intends to keep busy this
winter. He did no talking when he
arrived in this city, but just posted a
check for 1900 to bind a match with
any wrestler in the world and awaited
results. Now he has two matches on.
The first will be with Joe Carroll, the
champion Of Great Britain and Ireland,
who holds the championship belt OF the
country. CARROTS manager. Dan Nc
Ketrick. covered Jenkins's forfeit and
details for the bout were made. The
contest will be decided before the club
offering the largest purse for 1t and bids
win be received until Saturday. Tho
bout is scheduled to be held on Nov. -.
Aside from that bout. Jenkins has
also agreed to meet John Fleming. the
Butcher Boy" In a mixed style bout,
the first fall TO be under Graeco-Roman
rules. 1t will be decided during the
first week in January. Thu big men will
wrestle for the entire receipts OF the
show as well as 4 bet OF 500,
The evening world., 1902-11-11
SPORTING TRUST
IS NOW PLANNED.
Coliseum, 0Iympian Field and
Racing Amphitheatre to Be
Operated at Hampstead.

\ sporting trust, The sounds funny,
doesn't It, but such is the plan of sew
eral Brooklynitcs. IL. b. Fullerton,
the passenger agent of the Long Island
Railroad. is the man who is protecting
the scheme, and according to his plans.
a coliseum is to be built on Hampstead
Plains. where racing, automobiling.
cycling. baseball ard football will be
the chief sports INDUCED in. Last
week Il was reported that August Bel
mont was the prime mover in such a
schcmr. Here is what Fullerton says:
'lt's coming. We will have the great,
est coliseum Olympian field and racing
amphitheatre the world has ever dream
ed about and risat out on the Hemp
stead Plains. \ ,en-miic track for auto
mobiles, n running track for horses
with one-mile struishtaway on each
side. i bicycle track. "A cinder path. foot
ball AID baseball grounds, golf links
rac all the rest OF it. It's pound tn
come and the money is ready TO do ii
all.
1T is a question OF only II few years
waya al the gare tracks In New York
VIII have to s~o-Grayesend, Brighton
SheepshcuG, Norris PARK, Aqueduct-
every owe of them. And Out or the
grounds | have mentioned there is room
for all OF them, There Is room tor four
or five One-mile ace track In a row,
So that the ln!rty-day racing law need
""Ali the trotting tracks n other
things could be absorbed In one big COR
poration. with the present Institutions
ns branches, town houses and so4On,
Trusts are the order OF. the day. Why
not an athletic ana sporting trust?
You tlink the scheme too vast? It's
a petty thing for New York. Why,
Rome never was in IL vita New TorN,
ii did not compare IN point Of wealth or
opportunity, and we can do here thing
mt will make the whole world blink
lis ewes, We E'n do it. We've got the
capital. tn btails, the enterprise ana
me demand. The time is fast approach
ing. and you Nh make Up some day ana
I'D This ~stunpndous dream II reality.
| win not be in il then. | am only help,,
ing along now at the. beS!lalng. 6AH |
ant. is that ~ shuil pe on Long Island.
Things nIc not now In shape definite
enough To give uut what has been 6Jn"
or Is dolHs. The Kings County Wheel;
men. Kings County Motor Cycle and
Kings County Automobile Club forma-
ton IS only one little move on tho
hoard. but vOu'll see the rest, all that
/ tell You and more, mark ~ word. -
The evening world., 1902-11-11
FIFTY-TWO BOOKS
HAD LITTLE TO Do.
Only About 200 Washington
Folks Attended Opening Day
at BenningS Park.

Special 10 The Evening World.b
WASHINGTON. Nov. ia peculiar
thlNg about the opening Of the Ben.
nil gs meeting Yesterday was that
Wishingtoniaus were conspicuous by
tl.eir absence. The attendance almost
wholly was made up Of the visiting
tA'-at from Now York. Not over 2O
Nashinstonlans put in an appearance.
Down In the ring. ffty-two layers
awaited the WashinSton.dns with opyn
arms. That was a record for the Ben
nlnss ring and the patronage ar pllN
has never warranted such an excessive
m bc of layers. The result was very
light business and the Layers lodged
the smart play as much as possible.
In the first race, where there was a
good held and the race an open one, %
to ! was the average price quu,cd
against True Blue, Yet the owner o.
the horse only got Gown SO at thai
Price, The numOer OF layers will un-
q~uestlonaDIy be reduced AMI no doubt
the attendance will also increase.
william &. Whitney and a party Of
friends Will come down from New York
to-day in, Mr.. Whltney's private car.
Biackstock, a nader tliree-year-old.
that has been in Mr.. Burch's string for
some tine. is to carry the Whitney
colors In the Attn race. Blackstock has
worked remarkably well and is looked
upon as a sure winner.
MI, Burch. by the way. wishes the
evening World to deny the story tina:
sergeant worked six furlOngs in LII.
He says that he does not want the
public to be misled by false reports ana
for that asks that ii be corrected. He
says he has sent Sergeant no faster than
SIX furlongs in 1.20.
The evening world., 1902-11-11
ROOSEVELT WILL SEE
CADETS MIDDIES GAME.

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. II. President
Roosevelt VIII attend the annual foot
bah game between West Point and An
napolis which will be played In Phila-
delphia on Nov, ~. The President will
SIT on the navy's side during the first
half and on the arimy's during the other,
just rs he did "A ear ago.
The demand nor tickets for the gam,
has exceeded that Of other yeaIs, and
obliged 10 notify applicants that nC
tickets will he distributed among tbs
public at large. Owing to the seating
capacity of Franklin Field being Gu
own this year only 5000 tickets will
pe DISTRIBUTED between West Point, An
hapOlls and Pennsylvania. Last year
each received $500.
The evening world., 1902-11-11
NOT A HARVARD MAN
LAID UP IN PENN CANINE,

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. 1l.-Never
in Harvard's history mas her football
eleven pulled throuEh a game with
Pennsylvania in better shape than rAe
did last SATURDAY. Despite the vigOr Of
the quaker J.russlc, every Crlins)u
player reported Tor duty on soldiers
married the day. and the men, far from
showing the results of the fierce battle,
were as risky as young colts. Even
capt. Herman, VINO was reported 10
nave received 4 a blow IN the head,
was back In his old place hehind the
line, and the way the plays vent of
was good to see.
This splendid condition of the men
nugurs much for the game with Yale.
Every man l. In splendid condition,
None IS too heavy too light. or down
too fine and the verdict Of all the
coaches is that Harvard never had u
setV OF hr'tpr conditioned mon a, this
season OF the year.
The evening world., 1902-11-11
ROOT BEATS HART
IN FAST FIGHT.
Both Were Near DreamIand at
Various Stages of Six-Round
Contest in Chicago.

Nov. ll.-Jack Root. of
chicago. won the decision over Marion
Hart. OF Louisville. after six rounds of
desperate fighting, at the Lyceum Club
last night.
The mill was probably one of the
hardest in ring history, being a near
parallel TO the famous mill In Louis
Vile between Hart and kid" Carter.
Both men were dangerously near
dreamland at times. Hart. however,
suffered several k~nock-downs, which
lost MIN the decision. ?
Root opened the fray with his stero-
typed left jab. reaching Harris Jaw and
Forcing the Louisville man to "A clinch.
Then Hart took the lead and tried all
he knew but was unable to land until
heaI' the close of the round. when he
hook on the Jaw.
Ia the second round. Root took the
lead soon had Hart to the bad,
uinpplng him neatly with 4 right TO the
jaw, Hart taking a count OF nine and
ron that, time on it was merely a CUES
tion OF whether or not Hart wouId last
tEe six. rounds, He was down again
IN u miX-up, falling half through TN,
r11eS. When he arose he was plainly
AN in and Root tried to finish nm,
but the gong frustrated this EFFORT;
Inc tnlru was an Root $, Hart S0ln4
down before "a fierce right hook neal
the end. Early in the fourth, Root
slipped half through the ropes but was
IN In a trice and iloored Hart twice in
hat session and Hart received a nasty
cut nIiGer the eye in the NTH round and
finished the bout without the aid OF this
useful organ.
The sixth round. found Hart stag.
gering around. weak and daZed, and
Root dropped him neatly with a left
hook TO The ~sOlar-pleNus, The Louis
vile man rose and clinrhed. and by
holding and mauliEg around the ring
managed 10 last until the md
The evening world., 1902-11-11
ATTEL GETS A DRAW
ON POOR SHOWING.

CHICAGO. Nov. l1.-Abe Attcl, the
clever feather-welght boxer of Califor-
MIA, who recently defeated Aurelia Her
rera. the Mexican wonder. in fifteen
rounds at the Acme A. c.. of Oakland.
CAL, met Harry Forbes, the bantam
weight champion. in a slx-round bout
AZ the American A. Z. in this city last
eight, and the best he could get was a
raw.
Although Attsl had the advantage
over Forbes In height. weight and
reach the latter nevertheless gave Attel
as much as he received, Attels show
Ing Wa net a brilliant one by any mean
and the consensus OF opinion was thar
Young Corhett" would have no trouble
4a lispcslng cf him IL they should ever
The evening world., 1902-11-11
Tigers Good Record
Cheers Them on to
Develop Best Team
Available.

Eleven Tigers. eleven Tigers. lines; team that
Ell eve. knew.
We'rc going to leit YOU.
W must defeat you
So sins you Boola. Bo,la. Boo,a. Boo.
Princeton, Princeton. AL along the line.
VI are via thee. victory be thine.
GIVE q lurlmujl,n rlp,- for Princeton.
These are verses of two OF the songs
written by the Princeton students tDr
the football game wl,l Yale on Satur-
day. The iiist is written to the music
Of 20, Nh. Doolcy," and the other to
the tun OF "a Triple Cheer enc ut the
a." regulation college songs. the MUS
FIR Which was composed by Prof, An
drew f. West la, June. Even at this
very day the campus is ringing with
tIesc ,Nu SONGS, and tae effect Is -
MAXI IAc students really hel.cre de-
i,,u, IL Impossible IJr me Tigers.
As usual, the songs are more indlca-
tive uI lAG uveIlONIu., splgIl OF lnt
llSrr fOjtrrs lhan III a genera CuhNIt
uon that victory - sure. Princeton IN
Tiger runiers tuau o. a general cunNtt-
general ana the football squad In par
tcu!ar know that Saturdays game Is
But he face pf p.lnccton's clear
record. Of not having itg goal itne
CROSSED THIS year n Of t4y
10 be- strong incentives Tor deveiop'nG
the best team available,
Some changes were tried yesterday
but 1t Is impossible to say yc, Hhctnei
tackle. and Il, {. Brown, guard, traded
positions. In the event Of Bradley not
being In condition to enter the game,
this change viii probably holi. Brown
as guard, while Sn 1rt Is about equally
g'pl I'm either position,
The evening world., 1902-11-11
LAKESIDE WINNERS.

LAKESIDE RACE TRACK, Nov. IL
The races run here thiss afternoon re-
suited as follows:
First Race-Fivc and onc-halC fur,
by Sarah Maxim. . to ! anC
4 10 8; Goody Two Shoes, 4 to : for
place. was second; Gentle third. Time
Ill 10,
Second Interchangeable OF a mile.
Won by Hoodwink . to . and out
Moabina. . to s for place. was second
and Inspector Shea third. Time-1,33.
Third Race-Three-quarters of a mile
Won by Matte Spencer, 8 to l and
10 s: Mayor Johnson, ! to . for place
wal second; Corinne INLAND third. Tim,
LII 2-5.
Fourth Race-one mile and one hun,
The evening world., 1902-11-11
K. A. C. SWIMMERS MUST
FIND ANOTHER POOL,
CIub-Housc soon 10 he Closed by
AAsIgnees' Order

The Knickerbocker Aquatic Club is in
hard luck. It's swimmers will have 20
take their daily swims in the rivers
bounding New York n they insist on
sticking to their sport during the com
ing winter. And 1t is all because the
~assigneGs OF the Ballantine estate have
decided to close up the DID Il. A. g.
| clubhouse.
The swimmers. however, may be re-
llieved OF the hardship in view now. for
Secretary /. de b. HRdiey will endeavol
to secur a new natatorium for his 3t
club members,
The evening world., 1902-11-11
SLOSSON WILL PLAY FOR
BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP,
Studcnt" VIII snu for Paris
soon to fake Part In TOURNEY.

when The worlds championship
billiard tournament begins in Paris next
month, G&rge Slosson viii be one of
Amerlcu's representatives, The Stu
dent" viii sail Tor France in about three
weeks and upon his arrival will prepare
for the tournament, which Will be
opened with the preliminary round on
Dec. 10.
The championship event, which has
such eNpprts as VignnuN. Cure, F1uTnie
and Gibrlin entered, will be eighteen
inch halk-line. two shots In, and IL Is eN-
pectcd that another championship Will
be- played at e"ightccn-lnch halk-linc,
with nnn shot In.
The evening world., 1902-11-11
AT 20 TO |, WINS
SECOND RACE AT JENNINGS.
Continued from First Page.)

drcd yards.-Wou by DR.. stephens. 4
to / and i To .; The C%Ouqucror, . to 3
for place, was second; Jordan third.
Time-i.j3.
Flfth Rlce-Three-quarters OF a mile.
Won by ~BrOokstone. $ to / and , to !;
l.urU Melbourne. / to 3 for lace. was
second; Nrph0 third. TIme-l.l9 a-I.
The evening world., 1902-11-11
Prince Alert Dldn't Wreck record

MEMPHIS, Nov. ll.-Prince Alert, the
great plc!ng geldiIng. Is now rlvallIns
Dan Patch in an endeayor to lower the
worlds pacing record Of 1.59A, held.
Jointly by the son of Joe Patchen and
star Pointer. Prince Alert was sent
aHer n new mark Yesterday, but failed.
covering the Crtle in 2.0lA.
The evening world., 1902-11-11

Navnsota went 10 The front rIghl aftrr
the gate rose and she led AZ "A tasi pace
GlorlOsa and Shrine in close order, They
held this order to the last. %furlonH;
where Athlana went to the front ana
won very easily by two lengths from
Navnsnta. who lasted long enough to
beat shrine a head for the place.
THIRD RACE.
The evening world., 1902-11-11

by two and a half lengths from Valley
Forge. who was a length and a half In
front of Cornwall. Carroll II. had a lot
of early speed and ran second for haIt
a mile. Piaylike also showed speed, but
died at the end Of half "a mile.
G RAG
The evening world., 1902-11-11

Mount Hope cut out the running, fol-
llwtd BY Bassino. Pittisus and Ep.-
dennis. This order held TO the stretch:
where Mount Hope died away as al
also Blssino. Daddy Bender lneu
showed In front. but IN the last SIX,
tenth Pittacu8 ranged alongside, ana
Daddy Bender. who besnt tlDrhe DOr
a length and a halt.
Ertarn 70 40.
The evening world., 1902-11-11

This rae was epoiled by the ialluLr
NJ Tho Carrier. Cucswell and GOllcgian
10 he left at the post, while, the Others
Went away in s~,rlggilug order Ath2ll
cut out the running for the hrst nan.
Leto then moved up and taking the lead
won in a gallop by eight lengths from
Tenagra, who beat Flara a head
The evening world., 1902-11-11

on the turn BllCkstock Went to tho
front and showed the way TO the stretch
with Judge DuToJe, The Dancer ard
MlrLnda IN close order. In he run
home Miranda closed strong, but In a
long, hard drive Blacksiock held his
own and won by a head from Moranli.
who was eight lengths in front of Allie
Nirgie.
SIXTH RACE
The evening world., 1902-11-11

English CricIeters Coming.
LONDON. Nov. .ll.-Ths White star line
steamer Majestic, which sails from Liverpool
for New York tomorrow. takes among hel
passenger Lord Hawkes. and his team Of
crlcketers.
The evening world., 1902-11-11
JENNINGS ENTRIES.
lsna mil To The EycnIng worldl

I7N''TaT U Inc TNtnINE N0TTU-l
EArE TG At'S. JENNINGS. Nov. II.
The entries Tor to-mnrrow's races nrs
follows,
The evening world., 1902-11-11

TNIN SItlTlng WON
Barbara Frcitchic was second
Grail was third,
Timc-l.47 2-5.
Won bvI length and a hall. same dis
lance between second and third.
The evening world., 1902-11-11
Medical.

EXPERT specialist for femaIesi Irregularities
cured; charged reasonable; no humbug. Mrs.
ANQERDAuER. 81 East 90 o.
The evening world., 1902-11-11

Billy Ryan. the clever feather weight fighter
Of syracuse. who is anxious to night Young
Crrbett." says Tommy Ryan, the mlddle-weight
o'Bri,n when they meet at the Penn Art 4. c.
In Philadelphia the latter part of this month.
Ryan says he saw O'Brien box Peter Mater,
and II O'Rripn cannot fight better than he did
on that nlg'A Ryan will give him his quietus
quickly.
The evening world., 1902-11-11

SIXTH RACE
Selling one mile and one hundred ytrts
L.LL---
The evening world., 1902-11-11

England, will be presented with a belt shortly
by English sporting men as a token OF his great
mating ability. Jordan is one OF the best
hghters ever produced In England, as Was we'll
proven when he defeated George Dixon In this
country a few years ago.
The evening world., 1902-11-11

SECOND RACE
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1902-10-24

oNIcsr's Letter Received In london
Says Troops Are In a Regular Trap,
With No Supplies and Very Little
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1902-10-24

/ Thereby certify that the foregoing contains a
true list of all the licenses issued and disposed of
from October 2, 1901, to October g. 1909, with the
amount received for each.
In witness whereof have hereunto
I~sl set my hand and seal of office this
sixth dav Of October, A. D., 1909.
JAMES II. WRIGHT,
Clerk Of the Peace.