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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
INSISTS ON EXAMINING PERKINS.
UatsTnyer Says He Thinks shipbuilding
Hearing VIII Be Resumed on Tuesday.

While counsel interested in the hearing before
tfr special examiner in the suit brought by com
m --ae CO bon6hoI5ers fer permanent receiver Of
r. T-red States Shipbuilding Company continue
Insist r1ar there negotiations pending for
=e-serlent u the suit. the belief IN Wall Street
trar there VIII be 2 settlement soon Is strong.
E.-r-t delays n the hearing have strengthened
rLat belief n spite e al the denials and the ap-
piCalian for second receiver made by the Mer-
rarri.r Trust Company is regarded move cal
--r rr make a settlement There have
ben indications that t1a application - the Eer-
.".-Io Trust Company. although directed Cste-si-
billy against tho SLiU5UiicinE Company. is q pro-
Ceec-rr entirety friendly 70 the company and 10
CFr~.rs NJ Schvab
fsere-r conferences - the Office Of James 2 Dill
o-e ~ which took place yesterday. have been at
tended .T men supposed n represent opposing fac
flC-e among tho hondhoiCers Mr. Dill Is counsel
20 she Trust Company q The Republic. which
holds many bones n the shipbuildinE company.
There have been iutlrnatOns hat he men ~ the
-.e-r-neS we're irving 70 arrange for some new
T-e- 70 ~r-TEe-izirE the shipbuiiciuC company
u-.E W.T. protect the interests of all the b0rdloIc-
- a-l s-01 The legal fight now in progress.
II was selC apparently good authority vester-
ca- --a- w =. Guthrie. q counsel fCr the ship
r-.'r.~E COMPANY. who has been obtaining ire re-
vI ask f-r another Adjournment 70 De-
r-r--r- samuel JUrerul-er has declared that he
r-- consent ~ further postponerne1ts Urtil re
bias al opportunity 70 examine George W Perkins.
C. E. Moran a. CO.. on The witness stand. he
end '- associate. Henry WoTnan. said yesterday
-7v thought rht hearing would 80 on next
Lt---al Ua-rlrE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
SIXTH Matchmaking; FOR three-ysar-Ods and uT-
ward one nile ard three-sixteentbs. Old course
RESULTS AT LAToNIA.

Cincinnati Nov =o-Ff-st race tone uiisl-choies %
AUSTIN. l.. 100 "a LhO-nr--
SOM. /. second, Moor. 100 q Hicks. D 70 L
third Time L. Illuminate. MeloCurre Eclipse.
Eeau. Easy Trade. John J. EsEau. Locust Blossom.
rlor1a5Ee. Euclai-e Frfvoi also
ave and cne-nalf fIrlougst-J1 Perrin
1O6 (SIorroel 70 L Trovetor. i0S (fnterl -
and F3sasOn- 100 fb-ioeEelQ. 20 7
rhl-d. Time. 10 BenehcenL Barney Dreyfsls Major
James Orderly. Dor1t1tC1s
v0Gdrau Just 80 also r11-
blrd race seven furl0ngs-Jiggsr 1o4 CMouros sven
one More % (Plu1sercJ. u I. second Eva
Tla-finr 101 tScuTIyf 2 third Tine. IDA LOds
star FarhEar arf The CaX-ou also
Fourth 6haniicaP steerlschase: ov-r ne short
-rssl-CraTTa CNcFfug1l. q. Nolanrfns.
1q- 05avIo-l Il to Fa-adsy. r. i32 C1Lona
ham 10 u l. third Time. 3.C3 M1ran1a also ra--
e, p--ass fell FaIeIla bCl-ef secund jump
Ffth race fu-IoussP-ncsss Lucille 100 tgicho-
70 - won Eccentric. los % Auscn). - l. sec01ds
vaIarrnhis 1O5 (1fnde-}- % 70 / tslrd Izle 1sos-
F+NsT Sc-lggs BelIeroou Fac1el Ward. cocoon L41&
Tfvfan Cassie schuler ard sia-nbock also ran
sixth f0us r1ilet---u5tn 90 ID AusJin1 q % :
v-- T-1-7-7c-E % Goblin. % !. second klrcrfe
% III Hicks I. third Tine. ia SatcheL Flora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
DEATH OF PARKS UNION.
Iron League VII Negotiate srith
Them No More.

TIE Iron League has perms nently stopped al
negotiations with Local No. = the union Of which
sam" Parks was the car. and has made trace
agreement with the Housesmiths' Union OF NeN-
YORK which does not expire Until January l. IsoS-
n6er this agreement the present wages OF tHe t'"
workers VIII he continued. and better couO''iOiis
are obtained than the old union was aoie 10 get
This ster. which was decided on aI'e1
2 horrive conferences with . committee OF l1Ooai
No . is recorded a. = death blow 20 that oooy- a
statement was Given OFT last night oy JOIN o"efei'
Chairman o. Tho leagues strike committee saying
7-1r committee desired 70 bring about a settle.
me-, ~ v-i-i0h Local No could % recos ~
49, s.. ~, pl5s-srtee ~ any kind that The tocaI
- - ..-,se- a~r other control than the leoPle
:, -----9T7aI ff when Parks. u not It's pTesloent.
- s.-+srqI head. but could give no qua rantee
- .-- And that fhe local would ~ purEeo any
S.--i,e- thar the partial 7urEing y Is receixlng
~ mace uu OF intel cenf. co1serFatlNe men y 20
s--~--sezs as very faVorlbly They made q Tnool-
49, --rl--rsfrior 10 che proposed by PRESIDENT
rsrf~r-1ra.. which the effect that Local No
take ali rhe cor peteft men IN the IleN NIlSn
ana rh1f. after examination. al otflers VINO
v---e nor competent would ~ admitted as ap-
----rires rhe old control was 10 remain until
Iir-rr1-r her when officers 20 Dc elected As
f-iS meant fre continuing IN control OF a. ieasl
ra-- O. TIRE old element. with certainty that the
r-or-o5 an negotiations. and 50 notified Chairman
,.~-v-IaE. ~ r-c committee. this forenoon AT 4
O'Clock This afternoon sent word IN response TO
sr inquiry on The SUBJECT that all negotiations
closed.
A number ~ members % Parkss entertainment
committed have left the city. but. while the con-
er-l-rftr men hecinniuE 70 assert themselves.
EEe r.4 contingent remains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY
At Madison s1aare GARDEN

HORSE SHOW At Madison s1gare GARDEN
RACING A Benutass ard LaJ0nfa-
ALL~-EIarvarL and yale Ccrnbridze. OK
University and Union. at O1io Iiet United States
Naval Academy ard ti-E--a Fcls lecl-ic l-sri--a
anua1cis University ~ FlrEtria and Carlisle Indian
Norfolk Leh.E0 arf Lafayette So1rh 8--1leherl
Buffalo and Elrk-e.L 40 L-1ft-. l.EtGr-e and Frank
lin ard MarsaaH. n ,rGrlFcE- Holy cross and
NurCEster Pugre-1rie. az MCreste-. Hobart ard At
fred College. az Genera Iuits 1-t Unive rsi1y ~
Maine. az Nscf1rl. t5vorrercW and Gali-gCs-. az
Washington. Ez.erforl ard SHu--H-lcre. Haver-
flyt. Nichigan and Oue-lln. Arhcr. North
western and Wisc1ns.E. az EEa1zlos- Purdue and De
PAW. At Lafayette
SHOOTING Intercollegiate meet ridge. Sfsss.
RACQJ-LTS Exhibition match. Tuxedo
COILS. Andrews. ice-Fresffeuts Cup falrty-six
laes. lak.al-. monthly handicap Fox Hills Gov
Plate Wee Bura. captains prize: Garden City.
ciub championship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
JERsEYEIEN TO PROTECT GAME FISH.
Bills Prepared to Regulate Use Of Pound
Nets Along the Shore

The -sportsren in Sew-Jersey have had prepared
bills TO be introduced in the legislature next winter
for the regulation Of the use Of pound nets along
the coast Drafts Of the bills have been submitted
10 the State Game and Fish Commissioners and
been approved by them The bills were prepared
by the Essex Game and Fish Protective AssOcia-
ton in Newark
one calls for the use OF pound nets having a
mesh not smaller than five inches. At present the
mesh is only about and half inches. By using
the larger mesh the game fish viii have chance
reach the feeding grounds tnshOre. The second
bill proposes abolish all net fishing in waters
under the jurisdiction Of the State IN Sandy Hook
Bay, Raritan Bay. Staten Island Sound and thei-
tributaries between Nav 81 and October 81. A third
bill is for the protection OF certain species Of
game BY prohibiting their sale in the State II
provides fine of SD for the sale OF ru7ed grouse
pinnated grouse quail. wOodcock English pleas
ant. ring neck pheasant parJrI1Ee. rabbit or gray
squirrel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
MINOR BALL LEAGUE DECISIONS.
Players Drafted by Big Clubs Must Return
Advance Money.

Auburn. y Y. Nov a.-AnnOuncement was
made tonight by John II. Farrell. secretary OF the
national board OF the National Association OF Pro
fessio-aI Baseball Leagues. OF decisions in conten-
tons over players. II the dispute between ROch-
ester and Little Rock Ark, for the services OF
Householder the player is awarded 70 Little Rock
and his name IS ordered stricken from the ROches-
ter reserve list Players Deiaden and Jones. claimed
by the American League club Of Chicago and the
Denver club are awarded TO chicago The petition
OF PLAYER J. SChWau be released from the RCCn-
ester reserve list IS denied
= ruling Of the board IS also announced which
prohibits minor league players who have received
advance money from minor league clubs. and have
afterward been drafted bv major league club,
from PLAYING with the latter until the money re-
ceved has been refunded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
STRIKES END NE4A.
Chicago Car Company and Men
Oct Together.

Cti-szo. Nov. 2o-Only two points prevented
r uea-eahle adjustment Ct the Chicago City
Railway e--ilze today. ana the indications to-
-s-h- are that these obstacles viii be overcome
and settlement reached tomorrow. A virtual
cesza-Ior Ct hcstiIft5es has been declared by
both Sides while -he peace negotiations are in
progress
Mayor Harrison and his rezce commission OF
aldermen after laborinr for three days. sue
ce-5e5 to-day in getting the contending parties
20 meet lr conference. All the conferences
heretofore have been between the Mayor and
-e7resertatives of one side or The other To-day
Colonel r. r Bliss. general counsel for the
-ar--s-- corruanv. was authorized by President
Hamilton 20 act for the company. and Clarence
E barrow. counsel for the employees union. re-
reived authority 10 act for the strikers. An hour
later tho two attorneys held conference in the
Office Of Colonel Bliss and discussed basis OF
settlement.
TIE result u The conference XII be submitted
10 Tire directors OF the road tomorrow morning
f-- f-al action. The decision OF the board OF
directors viii then be sent 20 Mayor Harrison
s75 tho committee Of aldermen. who Eill sub
s~ir il n the executive board Of The strikers
unir1-
After she conference II was learned tat the
co--pary had made two proposals 70 the Union.
follows
F-f-st-That the company shall have the right
% discipline and discharge its employees as i
shan choose but this shall uOt be construed 10
mean that any discrimination Is 70 De mace
AGAINST union men or non-uniOn men
Second-Thar the company shall formulate
the methods by which grievances OF It's en-
LIoyes shall be adjusted IL the future
The understanding is that the company laid
down these proposals as the basic principles
which must be granted by the union before the
negotiations could so further. M Darrow sub
rr5tted The proposals 10 the union. which. Re
said. ACCEPTED them with irnmaTeTial uo6idca-
tons.
In rheir turn. the men submitted q proposal
on the routing 0f cars. This is the subject that
viii come before The board o. directors OF the
company tomorrow morning for cOnsideratin-
-Four ~ The cCUpary's trunk lines were kept
oren FOR traffic to-day. the cars being run under
police protection since the beginning OF the
strike last week attempt has been made 10
oT crate cars a. ught None CT the crOsstov-n
Zines has been opened fo- use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
HILL CLIMBING CONTEST FOR AUTOS

Entry blanks have been issued for the third an
nJlal kill climbing contest at Eagle Rock Hill last
year there were thirty entries and this wear will
see the previous list beaten considerably according
10 the manage There are seven contests on
the programme. follows; GasOlene vehicles, list
price Sl013 or under gasOIeue vehicles. list price
100 81 500. steam vehicles. all prices EaSslene
vehicles. list price 500 10 $3.50 gssolena vehicles.
list price over 5000. electric vehicles All prices.
open event for gasOlene vehicles OF all prices. To
this list is probable that contest Tor EasO-
Iene vehicles OF z stated weight viii be given.
Entries close November -. At noon. with G. II
Gillette No. q West FOrty-secOud-st. The road
over which the contests will be held e of
age grade Of per cent running from 70 Il per
cent The length Is a mile and the road Is con-
sidered hard. All starts viii be flying. The record
Steam machine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
LONG SHOTS At JENNINGS.
RACE FOR MASTER PRIH-
GoLdsby in the Lead-OHly T1Co
First Choices Vim.


Washington. Nov 2e-It was long shots DAY ~
BeEnings to-day. only two favorl-ss scoring brack-
cts Judith Campbell. ire pubfic's choice 81 ms
first race. and Merry England. odds on favorits
In the hfth race. were the winning frss choices.
The nrst long shot 20 ger home n front was
Master Priru. IN the second contest Of the pro-
gramrne. selling race for maiden two-ysar-oIds.
at I've f1riongs. There were seventeen starters
Master Prizl got or third and rhe quarter p0ls
was nose IN tire lead PROM there 70 The Hnisa
he increased his lead sHGntly Fouarsuf. zho
did not lose his head a. ~ --l-f -fei~sf 1850
-onhlIns az p % : % ain as. g Cor place IN
is1ed second half lens - ia frou- ~ Belle OF ses
ODDS o. % 1 were Offered. The ursr second and
S1iS.t Siio,eS ln .a- rec anlshed n the r'1ck-
71t 5.J a - % s-lot clf red ire third race.
Se.4lng HHrdie contest b. a head from Draushts-
The most interesting and best contested race %
the day was the fourth. the hrsJ second and tlird
Only two horses went 70 the post in the hfth-
anu mad an easy victor Poupano. At : 20 l. 20.
gaIoD being afteen lengths head % the second 20
horse. Mss Melton The SUMMARIES
Firss race (tazee-yearoles and up-a-s SIX ard ou--
isrSsI :, = an sa5 . 9a' ~sa = paHssl ~ q
sen. : - i third Tine. =. Henry Cay Rys Mzrv
Nugzet. Miad Prsssn-arion Fsr.fv sra-, N,Iien
Sgsid Pracest LAZY TaEagon. Eorokancz B-szdsr az4
second race maiden sxo-year-oas- av- f1rsonzs c.
lgn3Sa Co'rSe,-Naster Pr1a IL lFo-raae;lD 90 %
az s1d 70 800. 70 / ToT CeHz.nE ioT gPo1 Is g ard
2 / third Tine, leg Haif Holiday Artla- siiv--
Ecot 4onica1 Miss 9lyiOck. Ester Lad. Eve-no-s-
rnesr Zlesr. C7Ealoupe Cedar Rapids. Picicxfcz.
Ancestor and Nv Ale also rar
Third 0aurde. or and thrvs-qus----. niles.
Coidsby- 40 (Rcdrfckl. 40 I ard 10 % = uon=
Draughtsrnan, l4S Mara. 20 5 ard s
AAene Abbott ite fseatonJ. 20 I. thtrd Tine II,
cI F7g5th Tss- ,hree-y.s--ess and ggw.r1 nn.
even. won; Z s1arist IS fOlanttJ. 70 I 70 ~
second Monograph. 1Of Bender. L
l.43- Demurrer. Cornwall. Scor-ic. Eunencs II as
Eoodwf-k also
Fff,a l;hrse-y,ar-oIes rHionr-. cainaOs-
Courset-Nsrry England 112 rT. Bur1sl. .. uon.t
Buttons, 109 (AtamsJ. ever. secCn6- Tire "a
Sixth Cnai1en two-year-olfs ard Upward
and seventy yardsl-Pcr1pano. 90 n Cailaharl
I. Mss Melton. 90 =. Walsh Y 20 I art
% I second Yellow Hammer. 90 "a B-sn1xrk % :,
rhrc- Time. 1s49a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
XAVIER INDOOR ATHLETIC GAMES.

The XAVIER Athletic Association has compiec-f
ARRANGEMENTS for its annual indoor athletic nest
f1z 20 5e held At the arnory OF the I'd Regiment
IN Saturday evening. December 8 AT attractfvs
set Of contests has been selected. consisting OF
75-vard dash fo- n0vicss 701yard dash. handicap
aa-varf --l7 handicap. haff-nniIe run for nCvfc-ss
o-e-ruiIa run. handicap, putting l2-Dounds shot.
hanfcap. eght-lap relay race handicap. FOR teams
~ four ruen and tv0-ntle bicycle race. handicap.
an 0uen to registered amateur athletes. some %
rha special contests arranged are a 8f-yard run.
rr-di~au oDen TO members OF the Church Athletic
TeaEue. One-uie relay race. FOR teams OF I've men
V10 are members OF the I'd Regiment. and two
mile fnvitar "a race. Entry blanks be obtained
~ TIE arrn0rv n the Xavier Athletic Club No.
- West FCu--eeu-1-sr. Entries VIII Be received
until November CO.
The Electri- Elephant wonderful story for boys
gi-Is-nov running every Sunday t0-norrov'<
Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
70 BRING T-E TOBACCO SUIT HERE.

Trenton - j Eov. 30.-EdEiu A. McAlpin who
a'F Been fighting President Butler and other drec-
WE 0t fae Universal Tobacco Company. made a
~ 1lore TO-DAY. the purpose - which Is 20 COM
INC production u tho company's books the
.f- lf ietfl-nonF before examiner IN New
.E -l-t to-r0rrovr. TIE comp lafranrs appeared
-.te hi1e-t 'na-c ello- Reed who signed an order
r4fLrE The taking Of testimony outside the
sl-.e Notice has been given near while a the
.'llcn 20 slbpcsua rhe officers % teslfv in New
pr b aSc - ask Tor the production % the books.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
MRS. WALLACE RIDES At FRONT.

Hampstead. Long Island. Nov. 20 CspeciaD.-Fox
hunts were held this morning and afternoon from
the country home Of Edwin y Morgan. the
Wheatley Hills Mrs. Barger W1Iach carried OF
the honors Of the day b. being the first woman
rider with the pack when II called Of the
scent The others al the front were FOxnau P
Eeene n L Herbert. F. c. Griswcld Herbert
King Dudley Winthrop. Edwin D Morgan. r
Willard RObv. T. CIinch Smith and the two whips
=. Harmon and ". COatswOrrh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
COLUMBIA TRACK GAMES.
Knahcal Again Captures Points
Cold Mars Sports.

Track athletes Of Columbia held their annual Fall
handicap games at South Field yesterday Between
the cold weather and the poor track there were
comparatively few entries Poor performances
were the rule. KnakaI. who did brilliantly in the
sophomore-freshr1an games a few days ago. was
the exception. however He won the 1cO-yard dash
from scratch and the shotput. and third in the
running broad Jump. KnakaI also won the broad
jump postponed from the sophOuOre-freshnan
game thus giving his class final score OF 92--
points 70 the freshmen's 49iz Of which he scored
himself Is points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
"oAN" REED COACHES CORNELL.

Ithaca, n. Y. Nov. % CspeciaD.-"Dan' Reed. for
two years resident coach Of the Cornell eleven,
returned to-day put the finishing touches on the
team and succeeded in putting life into the
men. No hard practice possible account OF
the frozen ground, but the varsity lined up against
the scrub and Tor about three-quarters of an hour
drilled in both offence and defence with
marked Improvement Newman was again ct cen
ire and did better than yesterday DavlJt is sun
at his home. The rest Of the lineup was regular
with Coffin at fUlback Lynah's bruises are still
too severe to permit him TO take part in the prac-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
CEEsUREs PROFESSOR FOR SPLITTING.
Magistrate First Imposes Fine, but Re
mits It

AS -he result ~ unusual activity on the part 81
~ srs 10 ne health squad. nine persons were ar
ra-1et before Magistrate Flan-ner- IN the Ionos
--H -Cl-- YESTERDAY charged With splitting on The
r- u puddle places. mostly on the pl1LLOIllls o.
--- -ei.-0ad stations. IN violation % Se--lo.-
- -- me Sanitary CODE. Among the prisoners was
armand spencer. 0f no. IA East Twenty il-st--
professor ~ languages CD the College % the tlty
Il E-p-TCrk He was arrested by Policeman
RIVER ~ health squad. charged with spittiilg
20 platform ~ the Chatham square station OF
~ lr.-- eIeVa ted line.
-zelF-rrre F-suITrar fue5 the professor 8 after
80 -e-l.r-i1e The fnr and giving Spencer severe
-f-1c-l instead. of the eight other cases BEFORE
l.- tlre ~ s. each were imposed IN I'VE and
~. uas s-ErenEea In The Other three-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
INVADERS GET PITCHER.
Putnam, Who Jumped from
Spokane, Azcarded to Nezc-Y York.

Cincinnati. Nov. 2).-President Hermann OF the
National Baseball Commission to-day decided that
Anbrose Putnam. the pitcher who jumped from
Spokane to the New-Tork Americans last fan. be-
longs 10 the Nev-YOrx club for next season. but
only because the New-YOrk club drafted hin this
fall he is still subject 10 future action OF the
national commission in the Spokane club de-
mards reparatiOn for his breaking his contract and
YORK Arnericans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
OF INTEREST TO YACETsNEN.

When Shamrock was hauled out 1T Hawsins's
sbfovard CITY Island. on Wednesday. she smashed
The marine railway that she being raised
After some difficulty the yacht vas lowered back
into the water The damage TO the ways was
r-straf ana the vac-t was guccee9fully Naulcd 0ut
Yesterday Her deck has been taken Of and TIE
work Of dernolishing the rest Of the hull IS 90 De
commenced al once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21

Maine were defeated by the Tufts College team to
day by the score OF u TO .. Tufts in better
physical condition than the visitors. and proved
her superiority in every department OF the game.
The first touchdown for Tufts made by Can
nell on a forty-hve-yard run through tackle.
Prince kicked the goal In the second half TUFTS
scored by straight line bucking. The try for goal
was blocked c. y. Bearce. Names fulback. made
the only score OF the visitors b. q trick play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
INDIANS READY FOR VIRGINIA.

Carlisle. Penn. Nov. 20 CSpeciaD.-The Carlisle md
ians left here this morning for Norfolk where they
play the University Of Virginia tomorrow The
Indians were in good shape, with the exception OF
johnson. the quarterback. and Bowen. the guard.
who were both hurt in the Pennsy wanna game last
Saturday The Indians expect q hard game. as last
year Virginia beat them. e 70 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
HAvERFoRD's QUIET CONFIDENCE

Haverford Perm. Nov % tspeciai-A hals tolF
sai practice on soft surf without football cloln's
was the only work INDUCED in to-day by me ga.
ford team. after dinner the squEd went eve '-
the Merton Cricket club 10 spend NJ go l.'7
FIavprf0rg ls doing no bcastluE. uuL theIt - /"
0r-9ef -or 8denre that the team VIII give snoc ar
rcffnt ~ itself in Tomorrow game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
GAMES OF 22o REGIMENT ATHLETES

The 22d Regiment athletes. champions ~ the
Military Athletic League. VIII hold their annual
series OF indoor games next Monday night II the
arnory. Broadway and Sixty-e ghth-st. The con-
tests include races from seventy Yards 20 ore
mile hurdle and three legged races three Bicycle
contests tug-of-var and shot put.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
LAFAYETTE TAKES LIGHT PRACTICE.

Easton. Penn Nov. 20 (SpeciaD.-The team
through lively signal practice tonight and all
in shape TO play the game OF their lives. Enthus1-
asm Is running high and the biggest crowd that
ever witnessed a Lafayette-Lehigu game viii be IN
attendance. Thomas may start the game at left
end II he does. the Will line up as they did
in the Princeton game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
a wINpow eLAss coMelNE-

I--tsDu-g Nov 2a-The details Of the btr ooneoli-
CATION ~ window glass interests Of the country
are rapidly being worked out and il is expected
l4t selling agency. Re known as The Mann
4-t -l-re T. MEOW Glass Company viii 10 sof7r
I--it.se on December =. The American WfrdovV
.--t. -curecy auc "a lllm-e- u other urCrltre-f
80 -la-tI-ilg cDErrrus signed the uniform scale
c.--s- Elo lreD1ratlons are being made Cor an
t-ilt exemption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
LEHicH TEAM TAXES DAYS REST.

South Bethlehem. Penn. Nov % (SpeciaD.-At a
smoker held in the gymnasium tonight speeches
were made by the coach, Dr. Newton and several
old graduates. The team held TO practice this af-
ternOOn but took drive out into the country, and
is on edge for the game with Lafayette tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
CYCLE RACE FOR THANKSGIVING DAY.

Forty prizes VIII reward the leaders IN tire fifty
mile handicap bicycle road race 20 be held on
Long Island BY the Brewer WheelIsr. % this city.
on THANKSGIVING Day. The race IS open 70 al
amateurs \ silver cup viii &c awarded 80 the club
having the largest representation Or the race The
five riders ma king the best net time VIII receive
prizes The first thirty-hve riders TO finish WI. e
entitled sele.t prizes from long iist me
handicap limit of the race Is forts minutes
What WOmen Doctors Larn- see to-morh"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
rllErs ouIPLAYs MAINE. = TO S.

Medford Mass Nov 2e-The University OF Maine
eleven. the football champions OF the state "