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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-28
CRESCENT CITY OPENING.
The Attendance at the Winter Meeting
Broke All Local Records.

The Attendance at the Winter Meeting
Broke All Local Records.
New Orleans. November 81 The attend.
Ance at the opening Of the Crescent City
Jockey clubs winter meeting broke all
local records. The track was good and
the card far above the average Of winter
meeting Offering, despite the fact that the
principal event, the inaugural handicap.
went TO an outsider. W. J. Deboe, who
was at 30 10 ! In the betting Golden
Rule, who, with St. Cuthbert. represented
the racing firm Of Durnell 4 @lcrz, was IA
vorite at to / aud strongly fancied. st.
Cutnbert the hrnls second string, who was
relied upon To make the running for his
stable companion, became entangied In the
barrier at the start and cut no figure IN
the contest. Golden Rule showed in front
IN the FIRST few strides and turned into
the stretch two lengths in the lead Inc
enort told IN tue run home aud W. j.
Deboe wore the golden Garter geldlng
down, winning ont 10y half length. The
race was worth s2OJO to the winner Cam
brian aud MCChesney were the only win
ming faYOrites, the latters win being mere
y an exercise gallop. Twenty-fouF books
drew In and were all well patronTxed. T..
Il. Ellison has leased the services Of Jockey
Otis FOR the meeting from James Arthur,
70 whom the boy Is under contract Lu
Glen Applehy. one OF the stars OF the Dur
nell Herr string, Is ia bad condition
Bnd may not start FOR some months, IN at
all. during the meeting. His leg, which
was Injured some time ago has filled up
Mile aud seventy yards -Camhrian, Gil
faln, Hanover Queen. Time 1:47.
Five and a bali furongs-Pride Of Ca
lore. My Surprise, Nerslher. Time los.
Seven furlongs. selling Moahina. Worth
ington, Inspector Shea. Time 1:29.
Six furlongs. inaugural haudicap-W !.
ppeeboe,. Golden Rule, Henry Mcdaniel
one mile handicap -McChesney, Lady
Sterling, Honolulu Time 1:41
Mile and an eighth, sellng--Sarilla, Ca
rat. Prince Blazes. Time 1867.
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Frankla Reoort optImIstio.

Memphis, Teun., November 81 Manager
Charles Frank of the Memphis baseball
team. one Of the prominent promoters OF
the new Southern league, returned to the
city tonight He states that the org zers
Of the league win meet In Memphis In Il
few days to elect officers aud perfect the
organization OF the proposed league.
Mr., Frank also stated that he had signed
a number Of prominent players.
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A. AND N. WON GAME.
DOwaed Varsity by a Score Of Eleven
to Nothing.
THE FARMERS WERE 1T" ALL THROUGH
Heavier Eleven Gould Do Nothing Against
Them, Though They Worked Hard
and Struggled Valsnty.
THE FARMERS WERE "lT" ALL THROUGH

Austin, Texas, November 27.-It is con-
servatlvely estimated that COCO people
assembled on the university grldlron this
afternoon to witness the football game be-
tween varsity and the Agricultural and
Mechanical college. The game was fast
and furious from the very Grst kick to the
last mixup aud one Of the most holly con
tested ever witnessed in Austin. The Var
stiles were unable to cope with the boys
from Bryan and went down during some
valiant fghting by a score Of II to o.
The lineup
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North Carolina R.lrnlars

wflmington n. c.. November 81 AT
Jcne7bora, \. C., n iran safe IN the store
Of Waitor & 1odfrey was blown omen las,
nighr anf hctwosn 5000 and $4,000 stolen
Plcofe Dunes were nut on the trail. whit n
WIS followed as far as sanford. about ten,
miles dist n where Il Is supposed III,
fugltives boa ded train Tho safe IN the
SANE store was broken oDon about two
years ago. Suspicion points TO tramn
who was seen IN the town several days
prior 70 the robbery and who has dlsap-
peared.
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Eddie Toy Wins.

st. Louis. No. November % after
twenty rounds Of hard lighting tonight
ECde Toy got the decision on points over
Jack McClelland OK Pittsburg nj the West
Fad club McClelaud forced the lighting,
guard.
Mike TUFTS of Brooklyn knocked ont Billy
Truoman Of New York in the second round.
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MARooNs ARp AYENGED.

Chicago. November u. Chicago out.
played wisconsin on Marshall geld today
cru and won by the score OF II 10 O. In a
hard fought, but not brilliant, game The
Maroons settled n score OF a years stand
ing with Coach Phil Kings Badgers and
administered the third defeat OF the season
10 Wisconsin Chicago made only one
touchdown from which q goal was Kicked
Ellsworth scored tie other hye p1ints hv
a place kick from WLsconsln's sixteen.
yard line
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officers. Chief Of Police HAYES - I y
shall Mpxwell we're present, oll Y \, II
THINNER NJ was only an ilususuva, 'e.s
bull Eghl as given In Mckee. WIZ X
touch OF cruelty to the beas.s I,
audience, including many wonsn' = I
emf
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Rao.s al san Anlonio.

San Antonio. Texas, November 81 The
Gentlemen's Driving club Of this city held
its initial meet today and pulled OF an
attractive card of events before an au-
dicnce OF 1900
The winners in the running rnce were
Judge Paulcs, Mabel and weldon. Quito
a number Of fast race horses are being win.
tered Mt Washington mark and drranEe-
ments are already In progress FOR n three
days meet Christmas week.
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Thoroughbred Sale.

Lexington, November 27.-High prices
ruled for yearlings at Woodland & Shank
Inns thoroughbred sale tonight, several
crossing the $1,000 mavk This afternoon
and tonight 100 head sold for $4,000. The
best sales were:
King Nutter, by KlnR Eric-yanR ~. Rut.
ledge & Stevens, LatoniN S1lT6
Brown colt BY Lamplighter. Easter Girl
]. W. Fuller, siO25.
BLACK colt hv FLYING Dutchman. AXE
Breeze. Il. Y. Hess S1iOO
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LLANO.--wrllam H. Hidden OF South
Carolina. who bought the famous "Barrln.
ger Hill, 1--WE miles south 81 Button, on
win do some prospecting OF his purchase,
hunting for the rare mineral found there
twelve years ago, gadollnite.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIr

New York, November 27.--Columbia's
football team played a tie game today with
Syracuse at the polo grounds. the anal
score being 6 TO 6, Syracuse escaping de-
feat by a narrow margin. With the score
G to for Columbia In an attempt TO kick
goal for SYRACUSE the ball hit the cross
bar and barely rolled over the stick OF
wood for the point that tied the score.
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MATINEE RACES OPENED.
Enthusiastic Crowd Cheers Local
Horses on Harrisburg Track
FINISHES CLOSE AND SPORT GOOD
Favorable Weather Insured Good Racing
ard Association Anticipates Excellent
Sport Again Today.

Yesterday was an ideal day for racing.
There was Just enough nip in the air TO
make the blood Of horse and man tingle and
Old Sol surpassed himself IN the matter
Of sunshine.
rhe dying horses interested spectators
and glorious weather formed an admirable
attraction after the pleasures Of the
Thanksgiving table.
With an unusually large attendance and
good prospects for the future, racing WIS
revived for Houston sportsmen on the Har-
rlsburg road track yesterday afternoon and
the old course echoed once more to the
rapid hoofbeats of the dying horses.
The management was unusually grati6ed
over the opening attendance aud think that
the continuance Of racing on this track Is
assured. In addition to nearly two hundred
traps. drags and vehicles Of all kinds the
grand stand was comfortably oiled. The
ladies' we're much In evidence, and N II was
opening day all were admitted free.
The track was ia very fair condition and
the finishes were exciting aud close. Only
three events were pulled OF. as darkness
came on before the program for the after
noon could be completed. The trotting race
for 2-year-olds was postponed until today
and will be started this afternoon ut /
o'clock.
some delay was experienced in getting
away from the wire as the horses were new
10 the track and inclined to mix matters up
a little but the managers state that this
feature win be eliminated ms much as pos
sible this afternoon and the races viii be
nulled of with dispatch.
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between the Trinity university and Add
Ran college eleyens the former won in q
score of II to o.
Corpus Christi Texas, November 27.-In
the football game this evening between the
High and Grammar school eevens hard
game was played, and resulted in a tie,
neither scoring.
Cleburne, Texas, November 21.-Cleburne
won the football game today from Dallas.
10 20 o.
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IN THE PRIZE RING.


Boston. Mass. November 27.--Twln John
Sullivan met young Peter Jackson at the
Lennox club tonight for six roundes but
the referee called thom from the ring on
account OF the demonstrations OF the spec
tators who were dissatisfied with the show
Ing. sullivan was inclined TO hug Jackson
and the latter did not seem able to put
sullivan ont.
Stafford Springs, Conn, November y. q.
Billy Ryan Of New York succeeded In
staying twenty rounds with Austin Elce Of
New London before the Lincoln Athletic
save HIMSELF from a Knockout Rice was
given the decision.
New Britain, Conn. November ~
PATSY" Sweeney Of Manchester n. II. ,
and George McFadden of Brooklyn fought
twenty fast and exceedingly rough rounds
before the National Athletic club this
afternoon. McFadden got the decision.
Kansas, City. Mo, November 27.-Hugo
Kelly Of Chicago tonight got the decision
over "Rube" Ferns In ten-round bout at
the Jackson County club in this city The
80 was interesting from start to finish and
both men did some fast lighting
Indianar. bInd. November 27.-GeOrge
Monroe Foa' FORK was given the decis-
ion over wen tzenah Of Cincinnati Mt the
end of tem's 6unds of the fastest milling
ever witnessed In this city.
Middletown, Conn, November 27.-Eu-
gene Mccarthy Of Brooklyn knocked out
Eddie" BoyTston of New York in the sew
enth round before the MiddletoWu Ath.
letic club this afternoon.
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PROGRAM FOR TODAY.

This afternoon the racing will be started
prcmtly at / o'clock In order 10 dispose OF
ME 2-yearold trotting race which was post.
loned from yesterday. Tho following is
he program for today, with entries
Trutting, year-olds-Ambcrshnw b. s..
bwned Ivy Ben shaw; Mary Simmons, b.
On, owned By Ben Shaw; Lady. b. N
owned by W. r. Cleveland
Facing. free for all-Reno II. b. e., owned
by ]. II. Madigan; Bell. b. m, owned by
], W. Hicks; Frank Timber b. A., owned
py ]. J.. Edmondson; Nelson 5 &, owned
by Millsi Felix, b. g., owned by Buchan.
aon.
Trotting, ESQ elass--Jack. b. e., owned by
=. Waterman; Woodlight, b. e. owned by
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Doc Cutler; Rctta, b. M, owned by sol
Halff.
Racing, three-minute CLASSIFYING A., b.
g.. owned By J. Bowser; Orphan 10y, b. g.
owned BIZ Tom Smms; Stripes b. g.,
owned by ]. l.. Edmondson.
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CURING
CONSUMPTION.

When SCOTS Emulsion
makes the eonsumptiye gain
flesh it is curing his consump
ton,
Exactly what goes on inside
20 make the consumPtive gain
weight when taking Scott Z
Emulsion is still a mystery.
SCOTS Emulsion does some.
thing to the lungs too that re.
duces the cough. More weight
and less cough always mean
that consumption is losing its
influence over the system.
SCOTS Emulsion is a relia.
bic help. SEA- Il. ~. s.u.,.
SCOTT a BowRE. cAu-iau. 90 Psus s.. n. y,
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rur.ANr rs coNo1JERrD.

New Orleans, November u University
of Mississippi defeated Tulane. 10 to o The
visitors proved the stronger team and made
some sensational spirits around the ends
Tulane's only chance TO score was when
Green made sprint of afty yards, as
time was called at the end Of the hsst
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There are limitations Of OxIDINB. hut
none OF them compare with the genuine
OXIDINE cures chills. FeverB and al Ma.
larial Troubles. The lmiteilas~ nil
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PENNsY's DEFENSE SUPERIOR

Pennsylvania offense was superior TO
that Of Cornell and her defense play In the
Inst ten minutes OF the game has never
been eIcelled by a Pennsylvania eleven.
When the two elevens trotted on for the
second half the score stood II TO o, in
favor of Cornell. and there were few Penn
sylvanlans who dared hope for a victory
Gardiner Of PENNSYLVANIA kicked of to
Coffin of Cornell on the latters 1S-yard
line and Coffin ran the ball back twenty
five yards before being thrown Pennsyl-
vana was given the bail for holding and
after an exchange OF puntR the pennsyl-
vania players began fierce onslaught on
the Cornell line. 1'orrey finally scored a
touchdown from which Gardiner kicked a
goal. Then began what proved TO be the
sensational period Of the days play. After
carrying the bah to within twenty yards
Of Cornells goal Pennsylvania lost on a
! quarter back kick and Brewster ut once
! sent the bail away from the Cornell goal.
Bennett. for Pennsylvania. nRaln kicked
over Brewster's head and Il was Cornells
/ ball within ninety eight yards OF her own
! Pogl.
! Brewster punted on the first opportunity,
| but the attempt was a failure and Dale
| caught the ball for Pennsylvania on Cor
| nelrs 35-yard line.
On double Dale gained twenty yards.
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FINISHES WE'RE CLOSE.

Several Of the horses were little nnruly'
but a little track work will bring them
around The pace was unusually good Tor
amateur racing The performances " Anon
mud Shiloh aroused the excitement of the
spectators tn high pitch. Tho free-for-au
trotting race ana the pacing race OF the
2.so class were holly contended.
shiloh. by phenomenal burst Of speed
mn tho bomcstretch, took FIRST money In the
former event, winning three straight heats
out Of i've.
Anon was invincible In the pacing, $50
class. Wlth n swift, steady stride the bay
lcJ in three struight hnlfmilc heats.
Norma X. had an easy thing Of the FIRST
bcat but was unable to hold her own
against the tlreess Anon.
In thc frec.forun there were I'VE entries.
Adago, owned by Charles Lee, made spir-
tied finish and won hrst money. Adaso,
jon and Unknown came home in bunch.
IN all, thirteen horses were entered Tor
he three races and the performances by
several of them were highly crcditablc.
Unknown. owned by Meyer Conen, was
scratched from the free-for-al rotting
event Norma X took the place Of lone
curry In the pacing race and two addl'
tional horses, Unknown, owned 10y
sweeney. and Jcn, owned hy Cose. were
entered for the half mite dash Messrs
WIN Gregory, C. J. stewart and pr W
~ Box were judges, Messrs g.. w. Thar
and George Upper acted rs timckeepcr'
and Colonel z. W Hudson did the starting
First. second aud third purses were oil
fcred for each Of the races
Taken as a whole the opening Of the Hor
rishnrg road track yesterday was markc'
success in every particular The sport vs.
good aud the crowd seemed we'll pleased
Ench entry inspired new interest Eacl
bounding pace Of the speeds brought frcsl
cheers from the enthusiastic crowd. II TN
sporting blood Of Houston has flown slug
.lshly in the few years past 81 was revive,
on the horse racing field yesterday, an
here was every indication that the re
ucwed Interest will be lasting.
II the citizens win encourage the move
ment the managers of the new track ex
pect 10 bring string OF Arst class rae
horses to Houston and make this cours
compare fayorably with amy in the South,
THE SUMMARY.
The detail Of yesterdays races is as FOL
ows;
shiloh, Dan Crawford, Tally no, Inn
Racing. 2;3o class. four heats. three on
" hve-Anon, Norma X, plnter, I'm
.;14. Dan scratched on second heat
Running free for all, half mile dash
Adago, Jcn, Daisy. Time 80 seconds.
PROGRAM FOR TODAY.
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w.,ninos from WashN1l''

Portland, Maine. NovsnDu III
]. w. Huntington, eoTeI 1la, IA y
spector at this port, tonls' r,.ll,Ss
received p telegram from
tbe following eject: "a u5si, Z.
Appearance OF f9 ,,av pI ~ Nsg
appears serious. Ailor svegy n
cattle for export. TAKE ''N'
against contngion." A.t Wsfsr
DR.. Huntington said tnss iil v
brought here for shlpilyssw rHfl
been kept separate from an ss Z "a
ITO and there was no uass wBeii
rs in the case Of Bostoa'h srsa NJ
and native cattle were were. hid v. J.
He said tbat so iar thrts nss.i .
pearance OF the foot ana
Maine.
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sta+e hoard " aIr.onlGat
ea disease ial
ertbaasies n nis STATE
catfia III ia nociit Z.
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ARKANsAs nAcKs srrRMME.

Fayetteville, Ark. November 2i.-ne
University OF Arkansas football team de-
feated the Missouri School of Mines team
here today hy a score Of IL to o Arkansas
outplayed the miners In every way. inc
miners could not Withstand the terrific
line bucks OF Arkansas hacks Three times
Arkansas had the ball on their opponent 4
yard line. but were pVrflized ana held
for downs. There WIS no roughness during
the game aud no substitute was put IN,
Toueadowns, two; goals, one.
TECHNOLOGY OVERWHELMED.
birmingham, Ala November 25-lhe
University II Alabama defeated the
Georgia School OF Technology by score
OF 20 TO o The technology school was cut.
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BEGAN NEW ORLEANS
WITH A WINNER.

usual conformity promise ar,sa -.
at yesterday winner horse vs
ellen 10 pH@ 10 !
Ever, history Cav @,
approacb
city Every ,rd DE
certain patrons stesdv ana
this; NAr
pvn Per-Day
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o. "A. 20 n - R Z IA.
B,sr,,hs The Kind You Ha's kwsJs Bought
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EVENTS ON THE GRIDIRON
The University Of Pennsylvania De.
feated the Cornell Team.
BATTLE BETWEEN ARMY AND NAVY.
Spectacular Runs, Sensational Tackles
and Terrific Line Plunsee Marked
the Play.

Philadelphia. Pa. November 27.--The
University Of Pennsylvania football eleven
today defeated the Cornell team, y to II.
The Ithacans kicked goal from placement
and scored a touchdown from which goal
resulted IN the FIRST half. while Peunsyl
yanla scored two touchdowns aud kicked
two goals In the second half. Never has
a more intensely exciting and uncertain
contest been witnessed on FRANKLIN field.
Until the final blast OF the referees whistle
announced the cessation Of the hostilltles
there was a painful uncertainty in the
hearts OF the Pennsylvania supporters.
Cornell had thrice carried the ball danger
ously near Pennsylvania goal and once
carried II over. Another touchdown or an
opportunity for second goal from place
ment would probably mean defeat for the
local eleven. But as the time drew near
for the close OF the contest Pennsylvania 8
rlay became more fierce while that Of Cor
nell grew correspondingly weaker and the
game ended with the ball in Cornell's %
yard line.
Spectacular runs, sensational tackles and
terrific lire plunges came with such fire.
quency that the spectators were kept con-
tlnually bobbing up and down ia their
seats Both teams played brilliantly.
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played ~ every point Of the game and tho
AlaDnmians plunged through their linc for
repeated gains OF Ave sevon aud ten yards
Twice the Alabama team TOOK the ban
ana without losing it scored touchdowns
Foreman made p failure IN attempting TO
Kick goals and only placed the ball once
between the posts out OF i've trials
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rom,. Record Mad. By Horse PsrDaywrs at New o,


here follows complete wine !, W.
al Look 1t over; 'aa
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~sNaa.enls' Texas, November a7.-In a
game OF football played here this afternoon
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Columbus. Ohio, November 2T.--Ohio
state and the University OF Indiana played
tie game this afternoon, the score being
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waco leNaS November 81 BAYLOR mi.
Ne'siF football team defeated tho 81 Fd.
Walds college team OF Austin ON the home
sFialIen by a score OF % To O. rber, 80
.s'hg .loNa present The home go,
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Atlanta, Ga, November 27.-The Univer-
sity OF Georgia today defeated Alabama
Polytechnic institute OF Auburn. by a score
OF IL to .. The game was the best seen In
Atlanta this season. Auburn was clearly
outclassed,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-27

Bes,ey's " aukegan brewing Company.
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BEsLEY'S WA1D0AM BREWING
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-27

Representatives OF French. Belgian,
butch. German. Austrian and English
railways met In Paris recently to make
arrangements for through train ser.
vito from the French capital across
Europe and Asia to Pekin. When these
through trains are operated they will
make the journey across the United
States by rail seem short In COMPARE
SON fee it will take eighteen OF Line
teen days to cover the distance between
The terminals