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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
TRADING
STAMPS I:
LEGAL.
Act Of the Legislature il, is; is
Unconstitutional.
DECISION OF THE
SUPREME COURT
Three Lower Tribunals Are
Overruled byi!t.
CASE ORIGINATED
IN CLARKE &C COUNTY. T. 1
Man Who Violated the Law Was Fined
by a Magistrate, and the Latter Was
Sustained BY Both County and
Circuit The Highest
Court Says 7 All
Were Wrong.
Three Lower Tribunals Are.
Overruled by 1T.
CASE ORIGINATED
IN CLARKE COUNTY.

The Supreme Court Of Appeals OF Vir-
ginia has Just handed down an opinion
in the case OF Young vs. the Common
wealth., involving the constitutionality OF
the statute passed by the General AS
sembly OF Virginia, and approved Feb
ruary 10, 1898. prohibiting the use =
trading stamps. etc, in which the statute
lis held to be invalid The effect OF the
decision will be to cause q resumption OF
the trading stamp scheme as an induce
ment to trade The opinion OF the court
Is written by Judge Harrison. and is an
elaborate and exhaustive review of an
case. The cause came to the
appellate court from the Circuit Court Of
Clarke county, which in upholding the va
lidlty Of the law affirmed the Judgment
OF the County Court and that Of the
ma gistrate before whom the case origi-s
nally came. t]S NJ iiIE
T he statute In question is entitled IAN
act to prohibit the use OF trading stamps
trading checks and similar " gift enter s':.
prises J., and providing 81 a punishment {. 4 for
those who use them Il The full text Of
the statute Is as sfOilOWs: u n n
Law Prohibiting Stamps.
Il. No person shall sell or offer for sale
any article OF merchandise OF any de-
scription whatever With the promise. e1-
press or implied, to give or deliver or In
any manner hold out the promise Of
gift or delivery OF any ticket, check.
metal or pepper stamp. or written or
printed promise or assurance, express
or Implied, that the said ticket. check,
metal or paper stamp, or written or
printed promise or assurance, may be
used in payment or purchase OF or ex-
change for any other articles Of mer-
chandise from any other person or corpo-
ration.
"2. 1t shall be unlawful for any mer-
chant or manufacturer to place tickets
or coupons In packages OF goods sold or
manufactured by him. such tickets or cou-
pons to be redeemed by such merchant or
I manufacturer, either in money or In mer-
chand!se whether such packa ges are sold
directly to the customer or through re-
tial merchants; nor shall 1t be lawful
! for any person TO give out with such
package, tickets or coupons, so given
out by such merchant or manufa cturer.
"s. Any persons violating the provisions
of this act shall be deemed guilty Of a
misdemeanor, and shall be punished by
fine OF not more than one thousand dol
lars, or to be imprisoned In jail. not ex-
ceed ding six months, or both, In the dis
creton of the Justice or jury trying the
! offense.
Ycunp's Test Case.
Young was a merchant in Berryville.
He had entered into a contract with
sperry & Hutchinson, a New Jersey cor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
STARTED TO MAKE
WAR ON WHITES
Young Negro Crazed by In
cendiary Speeches atWlse-
I. Hayes Meetings.
Special to The Times-plspatch..

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
5FARMVILLE, VA, September 12-As
the result OF negro meetings that are con-
stantly being held in this county, In the
interest Of the John Wise and Jim Hayes
FUND, Charlie Redd a young negro living
near Rice Depot. Is insane.
I lie was brought here to-day examined
by Drs. ellis and Kearney, and COM
mitted to jail,
Redd attacked several parties yesterday
in the lower end Of the county with n
club. He Is reported as beating one negro
whom he thought was white man into
lnsensihillty. /.
tended were the most incendiary kind.
and the uttsrances he heard there no
doubt preyed on his mind until he de-
cided to make war on the whites,
He. was captured after q chase Of sew
eral hours by Constable Joe Motley,
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further reports from, =, Wednesaag,a. aMa 'of KS
s.ostn Ion destructiye lest. In the history Of the
rsoN;d aaaS large re namnnd Seded q yss nnd
insn; IHat t;,,ction ren wrought at the summer re-
cnsnceiop Garmnfchai Rfchie resgn aa
~ a t,,o king accepts their designations
Of MaIt9Ta R
garan gura1 : government proceeding with. par
ta moblTaten phans nna in
Nav Jersey's sons dedicated on Antlstam
hatleneld with speeHGihes by ot
Curtis lett indicates that he Will make 2
confession inY1ylng mnay eseor.
.Topln Pa mother th saves her daughter from a
negro brute by use Of her gunon n an,
ynneo ydaho and drives many OF the Chinese
out Killing aged ms man stafa atIsr bepartent prGett
70 t,e rentrai trail Labor Union ask all the CEN
trail Unions in the unitead sta for * 1rn
In a petition to the lresloelt ~ t'' tt' ~
moyal of Miller.MAa s u *, 49, i8t1l4 .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
RICHMOND,

VI 1te law prohibiting trading stamps de-
clared unconstitutional By the suprcmIe
Button explains m noT y 'i,e be
adopted Remains OF st.hJ: ". Barraud
Inferred; his brother away from home
Small nre at the Tredegar WorKsMli ~; m,
portant developments IN nsdt fne dt,ers ,ouaiso to.
nIght-In.pection Of Richmond glues- so..
Realty sales spoiled by rain--E1 press
company gives up fight with ITS agentsL
City Committee meets to-nignt 20 app9ln,ii pr1a,i
known known tobacco man III OF pneumon,a,---
Special meeting Of Aldermen t9-nignt-i
Cousin Of d Richmond man Ky RsIied ~ ps ,ha hn
antomobIechar,epS; Enan.ea m omm,ttee ny
likely to report In favor OF breakng ca Iag ne ni
Baylor survey-o Order issued 70 sons !, So o.
Confederate Vetcrans-M Municipal inyes-
tigaton Is stponed--ProsLriTs e 0srinn. ~ the
mission % - soon to meet in this city-Fire
Commissioners to amend their rh.es------- in,,s
East End tent 3mision o. IN .ne nnanccs r,a 81
The city are discussed paper read ~
cIty elt Accountant--D Of father .,,i Of
George Med Blake---Big run. on ~ !, ~" IL,
stores for school nooRsat rct,rns to Rich
mond-Five million dollars aya1ianls = I95 q
the ST. Louis Exposition. MANCH re e.. -.
efforts to be made to prevent tne stroa. ~
moval Of Pn,necys ut. c,nnne TIiampeenmcosng Of
enu,tv enu Ind ship-The legislative iight
City Republican Committee n 70 to meet '
tonight &c
viRGlNlA
s cam n lth's- Attorney Tilton. u, 1 g.
Norfnik writes Governor opposing ~, pai ii ~ = =
of Ca mon maid comes lInI.l E.i ssnr.
- we'd a husky American SO nor ~ ,.;,,a, MH, !,
- .o,,s iWeu eter jdom myst teriously killed
.,..iaa his own door. near Newsom 81, I, q a.
Do hall leading feature at tne q p
-. - t,n ~ : %'Fair--Albemarle IA couple neg
tn'1Was hIngton to, wed with parents IN NJ uue
" ~, ~ ,itN.,rhe Galveston arrives o NOT
FoIk and will cost 500 0) &c, tIIoe :,
Mecklenburg Democratic -, 1,nrntnees--
retur1s and declare the no1n'ne.nt
" Thfs IN Roads haven of many tempesl
!aag wessels--A terrible tale OF the sea
W. sna nish sailor. sole survivor o. q q ~ .! :"
~ ~ .a.pantw.two on a foundered steameruu,
g. etor,es of strong ships that battleo VIZ, %l,a
the pa,e---Two fishing stea mers Is, :, it.,.' tnr'
y zane Charles given ", as ios oaI, 90 II in
ped1o pedo-pol. ,, ,Iates smashed 20 Street
Win Sn,,rop po' in Norfolk shattered BY lsh,, t1o
: InuIo' Intrnot car and telephone service
.,nn, n.,,s od Junk dealer in NeWport Nsws
6s.,prtsd .Inrstad FOR smnggllng--Vlrelnlh IVY, !,
nrs,n session at Roanoke discuss tSisnoan
ta,,or and mad dogs; Richn1onu me-. ,,nt
lsvI1 ~, Im1eaeting-The Amherst cnun,y NY y ro'e
SnoMs snow, rnbhI comes to Petersburg direct
,,fMIs' ,,fMIs' IIss''pnssja--Postal Clerk HoWles ", !,
IRON ron, ~ Cd eral Court Mt Lynchburs ana
4 tni,od a.Ii william WASHINGTON, i9pInes .}1i -
.,,wa given high honors at MS ourial ~
Lexington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
STEAMER EUNOLA BURNED
WITH NAVAL STORES
(By Associated Press J

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Sept. 1.-THE
new steamer Eunola was burned in the
a Apala chicola River. at Chattahoochee.5
last Monday. She had just landed with
a cargo OF naval stores and spirits OF
turpentlne. all OF which was a totalfloss.
Several OF the crew had to jump In
the river and swim ashore, The engineer.
was badly. bruised bout the hands and
arms. The mate, in attempting TO Jump.
had his leg broken. The wires are still
down to the west and the first through
train arrived last night 55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
SCORES .SNATCHED BY '
HANDS OF THE BRAVE
Estimated that at Least One Hundred
Seamen We're Saved from WatsrY
0rave-Reliance Injured and
Columbia Has Narrow Es-8
cape Property Loss
High In i Millions. sisi8 8,ss


the restoration Of telegraphicS5
communication comes the reali--a
Ization Of the widespread loss Of
life and destruction Of property
due to the seventy-n1ile gale that
swept New York and the entire
Atlantic coast. The totals are ap-sS
pailing. 3s
Thirty-two' are known to have
met with death, and the total may
run higher when all reports are
in. From every seacoast point
there are reports Of many miss
ing. Over. a hundred lives were
saved in this immediate vicinity
BY heroic rescue work in the am
griest season 5hereabouts for TWEEN;
From all along the sound, ,#
the @lowerssbay, the Long sland,
New Jersey and Delaware coasts
come word Of #shipWr ecks and de-s
Sstruction 81 ship prop erty. The.
damage loss will run into the
millions.
Hundreds Of Vessels Wrecked. M
Between Hell Gate and N or
tons Point the police, boat patrol
to-day counted 4 50 Wrec ckedS5
crafts. Twelve boats were pound IN
ed to pieces on the Staten Island
shore. Fifteen yachts were beach
ed at City Island, where the sue
cessful cup defender RelianceS
was badly damaged and narrowly
escaped scuttling, and the CO.
|lumbia was saved only by sink
ing the yacht Hildergarde, which
was being swept down upon he her, y,
In Jamaica Bay $50 sailing ves;-.S
sells were overturned, beached8 Or
pounded to pieces. From Bay
onne comes word Of fifty wrecks
Of all descriptions between Com
Imunipaw and Perth Amboy, In
Gravesend Bay thirty-four yes
sells we're wrecked. s5..5 III
The way the wind slammed
anchored crafts about in exposed Z
and land-locked waters was
fercer than the oldest salter# in
this vicinity can remember. = Yacht \
and ship-buildcrs will have AL
busy season ahead, as no less than
five hundred craft were Destroy
ed or disabled by the storm. d ~
Out of forty craft owned by the
Brooklyn Yacht Club, only FIVE
survived the storm.
Loss of Life and Property. Al
Fearful havoc to shipping and
loss Of life are indicated by the
lneagre reports from the lower
Jersey and DelaWaru coasts. In
New York the wind whirled
about with a rotary velocity rang
ing from ffty-four to sixty-threc
miles an hour.
Property loss that will amount
into the millions was wrought at
the summer resorts along the
Jersey and Long Island coasts,
The Jersey resorts, particularly
Atlantic City, Asbury Park and
Long Branch, suffered heavily,
At Atlantic City several OF the
biggest and best known hotels
we're unroofed,
To offset the dark story Of
death and destruction wrought
by the angry wind is the heroism
OF coast dwellers all along the
pathway of the storm-oyer q
hundred lives were snatched from
the raging waters by men and
women OF nerve. Grayesend Bay,
a quiet, land-locked water, was
transformed into raging sea-,
with waves running twelve feet
high, Thirty-four yachts that
were riding at anchor there when
the storm broke were pounded
into splinters. One Of the craft
wrecked in Crayesend Bay was a &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
NORTH CAROLINA.

~, ira redy In Rowan county. In
Terms ,a, PIE unnles Of an orphan girl avenge
whlch W. W" hv killing her betrayer-,5
ssr steamer ,eo and freight depot bMrnea tons a..
city i n od suTTy efss.
on MI M,e ndrcw Jackson presented his law
M.ss,s Stockholders IN me Al
innt;c and North Carolina want propos,i.
tHn, t1nn of purchase treated from strlc1iy
business standpoint.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
WAS SAVED FROM DEATH
WHEN ON THE SCAFFOLD

(By4Assoclated Fress,) "
!, !, sM negro' Z q WHO was to have heen, hanged
ffo.dayS for the murder of his wife, was
saved from death as he was stepping
upon the scaffold by a telegram announc;
:he :ins sentence to imprisonment for life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
Sir Thomas Doing Well
Z (By Associated Press.)

-1-'-- 7By1 Assoclhted- Fress.J u 2-
CHICAGO, I'LL. Sept. 17.-At 10 o'clock
tonight the physicians reported that the
condition of Sir Thomas Upton was en-.
ed Within the next twenty-four hours.
IL no evil symptoms develop within that
time his speedy recovery Is said to be
certain. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
CHARGED WITH
lSBELL'S MURDER
Under Arrest and CirCum-
stances Are Against
Him. s
Especial to The Ttmes-Dlspatoh.)

Especial to Tho Ttmes-Dispatoh.)
sTAUNTON, VA, September 17,-Franli
r, Lickliter, son Of Joseph Lickliter, Of
this city, was jailed here this evening at
the instance of the Charleston authorities,
charged with tho murder of A. l.. Isbell,
of Atee. Va, who was found dead Mon
day In his watermelon car In Charleston.
~, Va.
Detective Howard Smith, OF the Ches.
apeake and Ohio force. who is now In
town, has been working on the case
ton several days, and on Sunday. which
Is probably the day he arrived In Staun-
ton. he was seen driving around the
county.
The police went to the house OF his
parents to-day but failed to find the boy.
Later on tonight his father brought him
down and turned him over to Chief Simp-
son. Lickliter was seen on Isbell's car
when It left Staunton, and 1t seems that
the suspicion Is right conclusive on him.
He is reported to have left the car
eighteen miles east of Charleston. but it
ia said that Licklter claims to have left
the car at Hinton. It Is impossible tn
get anything out OF him, as counsel has
been employed, and the boy Will not talk.
The weapon used to kill Isbel was
holt with large tap on one end, He Is
about nlHeIccH yedSS SAA ulN CoAlloS lEOIH
a highly respected old Virginia family.
There Is right much stir In stauntoU
over the arrest,
A, L. lsbel's Funeral.
Especial to The Tin1es-Dispatch.
ATLEE. VA, September. 17.--The body
of A. Il. Isbel, murdered In Charleston,
". Va, last week will arrive atAtlae at
$3.50 p. M. Tomorrow, and the funeral Will
be held at Cool Spring Church o. o'clock,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
SUMMARY Of pays NEWS
THEfWEArHER.

WASHINGTON. Sept us Forecast for
Friday and Saturday: MI f3 3s5
virginia--Fair Friday, cooler, except IN
extreme southwest portion. Saturday
fair; fresh to brisk west to north winds
on tho coast. 4. 3. "a ss5s EN- .t
North Caro1ina- Fair Friday, except
showers In extreme northeast: portion; !;
cooler, except In extreme west portionsi !
fresh to brisk west to north winds on the
coast Saturday fair; warmer IN west
portion.
There was a decided lowering OF the
temperature yesterday after the heavy
rninstorln., The weather forecast for 70,
day indicates tina vt Will be fair ana
cooler. Fair weather Is also lookcd ~, 9 !,
tomorrow. t3 ii
STATE or THE THERd doMETER
a. NJ. ~ X
~ M. S oS
z. M. "a "a
/. !. : !. Y ''t' "a II
! II midnight ..................,....... o
Average ~ ~
Highest temperature yesterday..........sss,2 3, %
Lowest temperatures yesterday.......':''t.';17II ~ ~
Mean temperature yesterua -; ~ ~
Normal Temperature for September ...E - -
Dens rti,re from normal tcmpera ture...0
MINIATURE ALMANAC:
'1F II Sept. Is, 1903.
Sun rises / HIGH TIDE.
Sun Sun sets.........S:i5 lstssSi5 Morning .l:4e
Moon rlscs......13o Evening .....'s:l4
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I-9 9 CunR = eSt case. y
Young was merchant in Berryvllle.
He had entered into contract with
sperry & Hutchinson, a New Jersey cor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-28
EXPLOSION
ON A SHIP

The schooner Lyman l.. Foster.
Captain u. o Kilmau. which left
Port Angeles. November -. bound
frutu Whatcom 90 Australia. with
lumber. met aith . serious accident
while off Pillar paint just a. tbs
vessel had east Off her town line.
and was BOOSTING the fore gnain sail.
the cylinder head n the donkey En-.
CINE. which - used IN hnisiink sails
blew out with terrible force. Il tore
lie way through the forward house,
ripping az the deck ard doing con
siderable damage q the = eod woF X
OF the house.
The Japanese eeok. Who Was
standing near at the time. ais
friEhtmfiy scalded IT'S wounds
NeFe dressed by the surgeon OF tbs
snua cutter Manning which was
~ anchor IN the hafhor near b.
The Foster Nas toved 20 wiusias
where tho necessary repairs viii b
Iaa4s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-28

HONOLULU. II. l.. Nds. -. Once
NOR. ia pursuit ~ the elusive Will
1.-THE NiEp. a claim before cougress.
sx-Queen I.iiluokaiAnl h going %
Wsshiu ston. She wants congress o.
tots her half a million dollars for
what she says was once her prep
efty. The lands are worth perhaps
$50. 600. 900 theY comprise the finest
II the fertile sugar lands of Hawaii
hut I.lliuokalani viii be satisfied
u abe gets q paltfy 100000 or even
less.
when she first went 20 Washing
ton. nearly 10 years ago. II NaS with
the intention Of asking the president
TO give her back hsf crown. She
has long since abandoned any such
prrt~ns3onE and FubHcfibee herself
ss luyAi subject Of tie American
government Legally she has no
more claim 20 these crown lands
than has Governor Dole Of course
moral considers lions are 70 he treat
ed differently. isiauokanaH Old iuae
her throne and with IL The p~rqufs-
ties which she might have been en-
iuying TO this very 9ay.
Queen Iliiuukaianl Wiii spend the
winter in washington this year she
AHfA tNAt9AAtAA A1a NV H@FAA"A VII ~
verabes 10 and expects to remain
until congress sd iourus-or until the
BIN 10 passed. Fer five years now
IIiiuokaiaut has made the rarne
tourney. Generally she spends the
winter IN washington and always
~ the risk of her life. Fer Hawaii
ans rarely can stand the rigors Of
an eastern winter. The queen il
obstinate. Past failures have no sf-
feet upon her WiiiiuR lobbyists.
who have been taking thouss nds Of
dollars IN fees from her siner her
Waits to Washington began. Stiil bid
her hope Last year there aas n
hint Of success for her. The senate
aksed Hn appropriation Of teoo. 600
Tor the heuerrt Of the neyai claim
ant. Tire house failed % DO Ike
vitae. conEr~saHusH Cannon stood IN
the war.
Congress has long since akanaoned
she idea that SHE has any equitable
claim 90 the crown lands. When
RamehAfrieha made . division Of the
public lands OF Hawaii many years
axa. they we're divided Into three
portions A third wrnt 20 the pes-
pie Another uart went 10 the king.
aud the KamehRneha heirs have
be~n enjoying the profits ~ these
lands IN the years since then The
remaining lands were called crown
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lands. The revenues from them went
20 the support Of the gofernment
IL f. these lands that Liiiuokalani
claims. when she assembled the
throne IN 1891 the revenues from
these iandH became her property.
fheg could BE- used 10 support tho
government ard 10 maintain her
own establishment THE provisional
government took possession OF this
property when n assumed control
after the successful revolution Of
lssa. and o. ass not until annexation
that any formal demand was made
on behalf q the deposed ruler.
Congress car never recognize the
claim Of I.lliuskaiani unless II is
admitted that Minister Stevens aud
the United States cruiser Boston
we're respnaxIbie for the overthrow
Of the monarchy IiiiuOkalani still
eontends that this t. the truth.
The pn-queeu has nothing 70 COM
plain Of the action Of the local gov
ss-ument towards her She is now
en- toying an income Of 1850 per
year Through the 1heraiity Of the
Hawaiian government Lt1uokalani
- the best political card In the Is
lands. she IL a great vsie-getter
ana both parties like 10 play her.
80 every convention. no matter What
It's faith. posses resolutions asking
congress 10 aid her. And the isgis-
tature unanimously passes her an
nuet salary 81 81 800 There was an
attemp; last year to cut this down
70 me amount paid the governor.
but Il failed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-28
BIG MONEY

NEW HAvES. Germ. Nov. a IL
ha. been stated bY the Yale foot
hall management that Yates net re-
esiPts frum the Princeton sHms uould
amount 10 over F2.Dca .yhs total gate
rrosirts r.arhrd toioo and out IL this
will have uaxna about Iia.an for en-
psnseH. which viii lsase So TOO 20 be
equally divided beiwu~n The tao ani-
vsrsitiss.
A Tale football ornrsai stated last
nishi that The receipts Tor the Prince
ton game sxeecdsd those u last g~AF
- per csaI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-28
BIG LIVE STOCK
SHOW

CHICAGO. I'll. Nov - Tonight
marks the opening o. the fourth an
uusl show of tha International Live
stock Exposition Company. The
promoters Of the exhibit s1p~ct
~. a0a strangers iu the eight days
% the show.
The shows viii b. magnet for not
only the nations foremost stock
raisers. bat the Leading I've stock
men % furwiEn lands. White the
three eNpoaittons held under the
auspices OF the equalization at
traetcd the attention and co-apTra-
ton nf foreigners 60 sotua degree.
they did not arouse nearly 40 much
Interest as the fourth annual show
Thousands OF stock rAlsers from all
sections Of the countrY. from Mex
ica Canada. south America and
from England. France and Germany
are here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-28
All Live News of Sports Indoors and Afield
BASEBALL

Los ANGELICA nov. = ny playlnE
hotter hall At every point than Seattle
the Loo Loos took another same here
Yesterday The aCare was 20 The
exhibition Nna a tame pne aud we're
it not for a mis- up between wheeler
sud Rysfa over apikius ansif. there
would have been no Excitement ltm-
my 80 Nram twitied for seattle aud
Btay FOR the hume team. Gray was a
mystery while Jimmy was touched az
for n hits
aAtNAME NrO. sNov, A. After
eleven innings % play. Portland won
from the locals yesterday By a score
uf to 2
San FRANCISCO. Nax. es.-oaklaud
took the game from the locals Yratef-
day Go the tune 20 10 9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-28

BROOKLYN. Ngv. S-cautrary 20
reports. therv - no ukeiihaud q Cor
bett aud R.ltkaimruous meeting IN the
near future.
u Was reported last week that eer-
tain California promoters we're attrmp-
ins e. arrange a battle. bat not one q
them has even approached corbstt on
the subject.
when saan at TIE Orpheam theatsr
Menday. where he Il doiug . moao-
lugis turn. Cartetg had thls 20 say
ahaut the report.
- VII not nght anybody Tor q year,
Tor I haps contracts Al Fsa9 week
untu nTxf May. Then ! can make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-28
srANnINa on NJ cLlIna
ATHLETIC RULES
Changes 20 BE Made At Con-
ference of Middle Western
Colleges at Chicago

CHICAGO. III. Nov. IS radical
changes viii be made ia the rules
governing intercollegiate athletics In
the Middle West at t0day'a meeting
af tho conference COMMITTEES, IL is
proposed. among other things. that
4 one yaar residence rule Be requtf-
81 of rfsduats atudsnts a. veil a. OF
undergraduates who change nom
one college 20 another. and another
lmpartant SUGGESTION 20 be consids
cred aud acted upon r. 10 the effect
that the West be represented on the
Eastern rtiias committee.