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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-20

After listening to Governor Dock
cry aud Judge CAN'T the crowd
cheered enthusiastically when Mr..
Hadley, former Prosecuting At
torney. paid an eloquent tribute to
Joseph w. Folk as a possible Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor of
Missouri. The great annual picnic
ended in a good.sized demonstra-
ton for Mr.. Folk.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-20
Real Estate Transfers.

Real estate transfers filed for record
during two weeks ending Tuesday,
August lS, furnished by Smith, Beeck
& Co..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-26
DEATHS.
HENRY CLAY NESBITr.


Mr. lirnrN I. NeSbrtt' prominent ana
esteemed citizen OF Fort Deposit, III TINS
county dl'd on lhurS,taE morning. M y
"c!'"k. III the lnion Protestant lntiim-
arN' ut Baltimore, Wher" h" had recently
nl"erg"nr il rritlcAl surgical operation.
Alr. N"Shltt WAS tn" @'n "t Saln'le' Nrs'-
hltl' ANA WAS born IN TINS county, ON
March ''lSt' ~. HIS father was IA
prominent merchant OF Fort DEPOSIT, tn"
senior member of the firm Of Samuel and
Gordon NcThlt1' with Wh"ln Young Nr>~
mt took n clrrkSAlp on tn" completion
"l MS studies at TN" "!h i"1f Deposit
Aca"rinN
IN lNf' upon tn" discovery 81 gold IN
'hlli"rlla' II" hr"am" an Arg"naut ANA
NIilrn Ter the new found hlhprhd" from
Baltimore. on january the loth' "l thi't
year, III III" snip 'fNh"'illd. lie re
turned nom '"Ili"rlla III lN''' ana en-
gagged III lh'fchahl|IhG with ms uncle,
''rd"l N">h1t ~ Il Partner ANA be
come >n.r proprietor OF the business IN
lN'f. II" rr"SrrrrI III business. AMI III
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-26
BURGLARS ROB ASHORE.
One Of Them Caught And Another SuS-
pect Leaps From Train.

burglars entered and robbed the gen
tral store of Taylor Bros. ut Aiken, on
the Il. " O. Il. r.. ON Sunday night
carrying off about 500 worth of plunher
Detective Jones. of the T.. Il. X W. r.
H.. arrested Il suspicious looking party,
"u II northhounh freight at Edgcmoor
on Monday, giving the lmmi. of james
Collins. Of New York. \ quantity Of
goods was found in hi, p'>Scs>!~:l. and
on" of tit" TuylOr'S on WrdW >,lay, idcn-
tilted the property. Another PARTY ON II
train WAS suspected aS Il possible lal Of
Collins by Il brakeman, wlrt. as the train
WIS passing North East asked to look
in the strangers bag. and uIun his rr-
flushing to permit him to do 50. threatened
tu .INtUt the suspect wh~ made n holt for
the Gror and jumped off the train run
ming - miles an hour. He ftll on Il pile
of hr.iH>t and appeared tu he badly cut
about the face. Collins will he brought
to ElktUn Jail to await the acti,l of the
next Grand Jury.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-26
JES' FORE CHRISTMAS.
Eugene Field.

,Eugrnr Fipldy
rather calls me William, sister calls me
Mother calls me Willic-bur the rcilers call
me BlI!
MlGilN %ind am n glrl-ruthcr hC a boy
Without them SaShc>. curIS an things that :
worn by faunticroN!
Love TO rhnWnk green apples an 20 swim
min in the lake
Hate to to he the castor-ilr they give for bcIIy
49, t'r m ,Ilr NJ ',,r Inc nun wear round 'hrre
p, a." a." ,,' @ " " " ~ u, NV
''"' w '''i>'''ih> III aN ""'d as !
M" w
tot Il WALLER dog named sport sick 'iIm ON
tue cat
tiiSl thing ~n" knows she doesn't know
where she Is AT
i'ul Il clipper sled, an WHCn Us BOYS 90 out
t" slide.
Lon" "unSSthc grocery cart an we all hook
,,., ride
lbWl' sometimes, Wnrn the grocery man Is
=, w"rrilod an cross,
He reaches al me with his whip. an larruus
y" ',!'u ,ai All lloIi'f: ''h You never
I'm, ;,.. -, ',,r,, ~, az ',ir,,,.,.,..
''"' lin ~ III 'N''''"H :" ~ goo" hN
MI "
Gran ma -aNs she hopes when gir to bc II
man
II hr nl>>iuhtrrr like her OiIvS' hrot her
llan.
| ~ WU|/ti up bN lhr rnnnib Is that live in
49,, tryl"n Isle.
| W mere every prospects plcaScS an only man
| Is we.
| l'ut gran ma she had never been to see Il
Wild West show,
or read the Lie ny Daniel Boone. or else
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-26
PLEASING PROGRAM.
Annual Chr slmaS Entertainment BY Cecil
County High Scho rupilS.

The annual Christmas cntcrtalnmel
of the pupils of tine lower CLASSES OF tn
Cecil County High School, held i'll Need
aric~' IIan. on Tuesday evening, w
enjoyable throughout, the opclrtta, ~
Fairies of the Season" being eSpeC:,n
we'll rendered. \ good audience wac far
sent. and the pupils, who had bcrIn,,.
oughly drilled by Misses Mct mim',
My and Frazer, of the schools +h,;-,
corps. who directed the aflir, ~ Nv
respective 1artS very credita'
lowing is the program =
Fire Fly nrll March YIar,o,.s,,,,o Y
Miriam Miller, Mary Lodge, R1rnny,a Mrr,ra
Evelyn Fnnau, Emi'ir NJ
Davenport, Mary smith
"An Economical I'' n,,,,...
Mr. Alexnmter DobpIetor r,,,a,, ua,,.,,,
Mrs Alexander Dobplet ,.,.L U.,,,,
Mr. Bird plovcr ...... ,,,.o n,.,,
Mrs. Bird plover R,h.,, \v.,rd
l"''"r RerH Hartrns inc
DAYS" "Fnther Times
Tabeaux-"Thc J.
btr' r'?urns, Delbcrt Hague, Rufus
Glenn M''''r' Nna Denny, Ada Pearre
h"w'"nn' B, Mary Bratton. Dan Brat
Henry hAn4".
,'artng of Mother and Child"
he'''a''"n ethel Graves.
tr' Fairies OF Ihe seasons"
''per"u irirS ....., Emile MrElmnylc
queen frances ClcavcS, Bertha Moore
A'"'p ..... Alan George, Austin Porter
Dring Fairies of Sum mrr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-26
JOSEPH W. HARPER.

Joseph W. Harper. S"n of Judge +.
II. Harper. On" Of the h,sr known young
business men in upr'r Kent County. died
at his home, in Still Pond. on the 18th
inst. OF pnrumllia. aged 30 Years He
WIS graduated fIrm Princeton Tmivcr-
Sity IN 1891. and married Miss I.avnia
RaNnIlM in 1889. who survives him with
thrr" children. He WAS prominent in
local industrial movements ard war> Su-
pcliHrndcm of the Still Pond NJ. T..
SUNDAY School
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-26
Baggage Master Seriously Hurt.

\ singular a1rd serious accident brfcIl
+. f. Sparks. nf IhiIad, lphn. n baggage
IInvrc lie Grace. un Monday. He was
putting "iI trunk. when Il nail in it
caught his glove. He was pulled from
the car aUd WIS hU1 internally. He
was removed to llorh's Hotel. where
DR.. Smith i attending him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-26
BEERS-F FINLEY.

Miss Laura V. Finley. of Appleton,
aAd Mr.. james \. Bnur- were maI1feti
Oh thr l'th inst. at Head of Christirlrcr
MaLs,, 10y Rev. Joel s. Giltilnn. Mrs.
Brcl< is n nirce of Mr.. Henry Nin>inger-
Of ElktOn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-26
December % A Legal Holiday.

Governor Smith last Friday. i>Hllcd hi,
proclamation making Saturday. Dcccm
hcr 2Gth. Il legal holiday The prnclamn
tton recitcS THAT thc action WAS taken in
rElor<c tu Il gcncral request 10y tinmn
rinl and mercantile Institutions. Accord
ing Ia law. commercial paper falling du,
on SATURDAY. will he payable on the fol.
loving Monday
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-26

-Rrv. w. A. tnHl, rector of 81.
Stephens Church. Earlrvillr. and Mrs.
t"@lc, were rendered liberal donations
10y his ro..,sI cation Oh the evening of
the lIth inst. Besides stocking the lard
cr of the rect"ry. tn" Eari~hioncls tend
cred the rector II purse of Sl3O as I'm
evidence of their esteem of himself and
Mrs CoHle.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-26
WEDDINGS.
McCIS SII McAKDLE.

Miss Nellie McArdle and Mr.. James
Mct'u>h We're married on Christmas Eve
night. M the home of the bride near
Mt. Pleasant. They took a Short we'd
ding "trip and will. on their return. re-
side with the gr"oms parents near West
Nottingham.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-26
Observation-Disclosures. W

Mr. Arthur Webster and AIi>S Mary
Mccormick, both of Philadelphia, came
t" Elliton "n Tuesday afternoon, and
after securing II marriage licCnrae. went
to the Presbyterian ManSe, where they
We're married by Rev. John McElnoyle.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-26
WILLIAM KERR.

William K,lr. >nn of III" ..w, Robert
k"rr, who resided on the farm "wnch
by MIS-. .Irhn X. Bond. near. Pmt De
post. died in Philadelphia. on Sunday.
| lis funeral was held on Tuesday. with
inirrmrm in lI"prwcll Cemetery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-26
MISS LENA !. ABRAMS.

Miss Lena j. Abrams died ut the re-
SiGencr of her father. William Abrams.
al Bay View. after a lingering illn,Ec.
on TUESDAY morning. aged twenty -one
years. Her funeral took place. ON Thurs
day morning. with intcImcm in Bay
View Cemetery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-26
NltkLE- BROWN.

Mis-. Viola Brown and Mr.. james
Nirklc were quietly married at Rowland
vile Parsonage on the 10th inst
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-26
CEnL CIRCUIT CURT.
Ta,S A Rec SIS Far The Holidays Until
o.. January a.

, The "Whig'S" report of the proceed
-, .ng>' "f the Circuit Court for Cecil
County. for the December term, closed
with Friday. which was occupied with
the tl1Al of StAtc W. Joseph f. Gotf,
charged with Keeping Il di$ordcry house,
mt North and High Streets. Elkton. The
case waS given to the jury after strong
arguments by John 5. Stlnho1n and
States Attorney Evans for the laroSccu-
ton. and by l.. NJ Haincs for the de-
fcnSp. The indictment against G0h was
Il formal one. including in it's charges
those of allowing ''tipplir@. gambling and
other unlawful practices" ON his prem
isC$: but no evidence to sustain those of
gambling and tippliMg WIS presented.
The jury found Grlf guilty of keeping
Il diSordcrly house" His Homer. Judge
Pcarcc, said it appeared that Goif had
tried to keep order in his place 10 the
best of his ability. and TINS should count
in his favor. He sentenced Gon. accord
ingly, to serve ten d@@S in Jail fI,,m date.
Witnesses in all hut four cases set for
TRIAL on Saturday ana Monday were dis
charged until Januqry Ith. and Court
adjourned for the day
SATURDAY.
Court me, ut tn" usual hour with the
three Judges pres .ut Thomas X. Free
man. Who had previously plead guilty tr
two charges of rmhc2zlymc"t us agent
for vnlinuS ir>urImc, com, aEi,s WIS
brought into Court for sentence. Nr$>rS
John s. WRIT William +. Wmhurtun
asst l.. MaiHhlll Ilaim,S in ,urn,.t pleas
=. lIwhf tp II1rIri. lililE,.v fnv fin, .Ir-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-26

Pruyvilir NJ. T.. SUNDAY Schools
Christmas ,Nrrci>,,s will b. hDld on next
Tues lay evening.
The evening world., 1903-09-30
GIANTS PLAY ATT
M'GRAW'SOLD HOME

ELMIRA. Sept. so.-odanager NcGraN
brought his band of Giants, runners up
in the National League pennant race. TO
his home baseball town to-day to plaI
an exhibition game with the Father,
Mathews's Temperance Society nine, the
champion independent team OF New
York State. M lSNl
1t was the first time In a decade thae
a National League baseball team has
played here and as q result was made q
gala event in sporting circles in the 70
formatory city-a baseball holiday.
All stores and factories closed up and
1t was estimated tina 5000 people saw
the game. The game was a notable one
because of the fact that McGraw learned
to play ball here. He was o news
butcher here eighteen years ago. rup-
ming on the Tioga Division Of the Triesi
and attended every State League gamea
tending bats and chasing tine balls. ,
"Christy' Mathewson was watchedriN
his ball toys by his mother from Fao-i
the grand stand. Mrs. MathsWson.
'.Christy'' and his wife are visiting.
Trainmaster Dooiittle. OF Lackawanna,
here. \
brOWne OunteQ was bdIo ana -8tuN<
second and third. Bresnahan fled Dub
to centre. McGann doubled. Ven
hunted and was out. Babb was easy
One run. 4
Flmira. greatly to the surprise OF
everyone. baited Matty hard. ,OHara hit
or lhree eacks. Lewis doubled. Muir
tagh singled. Larkin singled. Dono-
hue struck out. Mentz and Quinn were
easy. Five runs.
Second Inning.
Nav York went out in order. befnR
unable to hit Minahan. No runs.
Minahan singled for Elmira. but the
other three were easy, Matty striking
out two men. No runs.
Third Inning.
Matty drew a>pass and was forced on
Brownies infied stab. Browne stole
third base and scored on Bresnahan'o
hit, tielng the score. a and MoGann
were easy. One run. .
Elmira went out in one. two. shye4
order. No ~,
Fourth Inning. .
Babb and Warner were easy. Dunn,
doubled. Gilbert singled. scoring Jackb
but was out trying to stretch his hitsd
One run. y
The evening world., 1903-09-30

Jim Corbett Is :an-fnventive genius.
And for that all opponents Of affairs
conducted under the rules laid down
by the Marquis OF Queensberry will
give thanks when they find out what
good has been done them. Jim has
not had a boxing bill passed, nor
has he prepared n cure for tin" ears.
1t is the administration of oxygen
to a participant in n ring battle be-
tween rounds. Funny the idea never
occurred to any one before. Why. II
a boxer does not like road work,
which has always done preparatory to
a bout to strengthen the wind, he,
The evening world., 1903-09-30
FITz WILL Be. IN |
ACTION TONIGHT

There's something awful going to
happen in Philadelphia tonight. Ambu-
lances have been told to be ready for
hurry call n the police are told to
have an unoccupied cell In 'Murdersrs,
Row fixed up"
That's the way a fellow talked, on
Broadway last night. lie was referring
to the meeting Of Bob Fitzslmmons
and Con Coughlin. who ha come to be
termed the Irish Kangaroo"
The bout. or rather the Contest an
they call boxing affairs in Philadelphia,
Is scheduled for six rounds. If It goes
that distance there Is only n man
who will be entitled to say II told YOU
so" That man is Sam Fitzpatrick. the
fellow who 10 responsible for making ths
lrishmam believe that he a q chanco
to beat FitZsimmons.
The evening world., 1903-09-30
LINEUP.

PRINCETON. N. j., Sept, so.-A better
day for an opening football game could
not have been chosen. THE air was
clear and crisp and the sun just warm
enough to keep the weather from having
a numblng effect on the players. With
most OF the undergraduate body out and
q goodly number OF visitors In the stands
the two teams appeared oil the field
ready Cor battle about fifteen minutes
before the time for the pame
The evening world., 1903-09-30

need not do It now. The oxygen will
fill the bill.
For Tired Boxers.
When he goes to his corner putting
like a locomotive going up a hill and
when inhaling breath is like swal-
lowing many sharp knives. all he has
to do is to sit down and have one OF his
seconds place the tube running from
the o~xygen-illed bag to his mouth.
1t puffs into him. He doesn't have to
take a long breath. and as far as
wind is concerned he is as good at
the beginning OF the next round as
he was in the first.
Jim Corbett first tried the scheme
in San Francisco when he met Jim
The evening world., 1903-09-30
ter handicap: wIthers
year-olds; with
ST. LOUIS FINISHES.

pELMAR PARK RACE TRACK. ST.
LOUIS. Sent O.-The races scheduled to
follows:
First Race-Three-quarters of n mile.
Won by Caelana. s TO / aud 3 to /:
Warehouses, s to 5 Cor place. was sec
ond; Princess Nc. was third. Time
LII IL,
Second Race-F1ye and a half ~furlongs.
WON by SaGie Burch, 10 to / and to
4, Bradley Bill, o to 2 for place. was
aecond n Overland third. Tlme-ll0.
Third Race-Thrse-quarters of u mile.
-IWon by vestry, 9 to 5 and / to q; Miss
Manners. 4 to 10 for pncs. was second;
1a6y Draper was third. Tlme-l.l5.
The evening world., 1903-09-30
PENNSYLVANIA
PLAYS F. AND NJ.
First Half-Penn. @, Franklin and
Marshall o.
LINE UP.
Especial to The Evening WORLD,

PHILADELPHIA, FRANK I N
FIELD, Sept. so.-The University of
Pennsylvatnla's second football game
was played here this afternoon against
the Franklin and Marshall eleven. The
weather was moro seasonable than on
Saturday but 1t wal still much too warm
for the comfort of the players.
This afternoon Piekarkski was tried, Mt
right guard in place OF Mitchell and
Weede used Al LETT end for Torrey. Pie
karksh played in the majority OF the
regular TIM Mitchell.
The evening world., 1903-09-30
NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE EVENING WoRLD. %
JIM CORBETT ADMINISTERING
OXYGEN TO "YOUNG CORBETT"

Jeffries. OF course there is no guar
antee that the oxygen will act as a
preventive of q knockout. Jim does
not say that, but he says the idea Is
great.
So does Young Corbett." The lat
ter never had the use of the stuff in
the ring. He is going to have 1t,
though, on the night when he will
meet Tim Callahan in a six-round
bout in Philadelphia.
Corbett the Demonstrators.
With Jim Corbett as demonstration
and Young Corbett" as the horrible
example," the idea or James was
tried at Johnson's road-house, where
the feather weight champion Is train
ing.
The evening world., 1903-09-30
WINNERS At HARLEM.

lspeciai 70 The Evening WORLDLY
q HA1tLEM RACE TRACK. CHICAGO,
sept. m.-Following are the results of
the races scheduled to be run here this
affernoon: 49,
First Race-Flye-eighths OF q mile
zen by Janet Fonso. 3 to l and 6 to 81
Tribune, 5 TO ] for place, was second;
AIIee -cummoner was third. Time
% Is
second Raca-Short iourae.--Wo b.
HaIailh. $40 Land . to I: John E. Owens.
70 Il Tor place, was eco and Mr.
Hnae third. Tine-aa5.
I1Ird Race x Ono and one-sixteenth
E=Iin9-tYpn by Lady Jocelyn, 7 10 10 and
"a sEf Rssaia sh II ri %im SsaIsi g ~
The evening world., 1903-09-30
YANGER NO MATCH
FOR EDDIE HANLON
Chicagoan Went 20 Rounds in Bout in Frisco
but Got a Beating He Will Not Soon Forget.
tspeciaa to Tho Evening World,

& SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept 3O-Eddie Hanlon gained a brilliant
victory the hitherto undefeated feather-weight boxer, Benny Yanger,
last night in Mechanics Pavilion. The fight went twenty rounds, and for
dramatic incident and Quickness of action has seldom been equalled in this
or any other city.
BY some peculiar intuition the spectators scented a fierce contest in
the fifteenth round. They we're not disappointed, a it proved the most
thrilling round ever seer here
1t had hardly got well under way when Yanger was knocked down
with a clean right to the head. He was dazed. but up before the count,
and then for nearly three minutes q remarkable struggle ensued.
The spectators were all on their feet and fairly surged about the ring,
their tense faces glstening in the glare OF the, powerful electric lights
LANNON'S FIERCE ATTACK.
Yanger wal dared and groggy, but his gamenessNrpt- him on Ms feet and
eded him In withdrawing the relentless htle lighter, who folowe6him IL over
the n aiming blows on him.
It was this method OF attack which lost Ianlm q ceanrcu t v4otory at this
point Had he concentrated all his strength into IN blow Yanger would
surely have succumbed. At this FIanlon seemed the coolest mar in h house
He kept peppering way at Yanger. who hung OF 1t every opportunity. The
Chicago man staggered about helpessly when the end of thu round brought him
temporary relief
EFERE WAS IN III WAY
cs Hanion's ttmekeepor claimed the gong vas sounded before h te waa
nsealy up In his dressing1oom after h fight Hanion claimed that when
Eanlon said he had to rn around him in order to reach Yanger. This gave the
Nhtur additional respite
The remaining rounds up % N twenteth seemed tae in ompatson with
ms nteenth. ing came back fighting, and III up a told front althopohu
seen n was tender about the body n WINGED whenever a blow landed there.
LAST ROUND A HUMMER,
me wenueth ounc "a almost a repetition of tn hneeuth. HanI,n was
eshn TN asgrssor ant had Yanger o. the verge OF going out. anr tok an
ncredibe amour o. punishment, but ased &c he ed
heereeS smith placed his hand on Hanbnss shoulder and dodar> him ~.
wctor a the finish. The Californian ms cheered and o,aMs - nan HH uo
with the applause A rush was made for III ring hv I.,,a..s
ot q Gordon of police hustled them outside he ropes '
WOW said The victor, AFTER III battle .brinr ON cow,. r-A..,, r,
unyo e'accommodated within the next few months
The evening world., 1903-09-30
LITTLE WINS
CLASS A TROT
Especial to The Evening WORLDLY

NSbSNiuA y 3hS SNNHAuH "OTlu.J
EMPIRE CITY RACE TRACK, Sept.
SO.-The New York Driving Clubs week
ly matinee was the attraction at the
track here this afternoon. AS he cham
pionship tiots are drawing to a close
interest in the cup races nicheases.
The millionaire amateur reinswen are
all anxious to capture one OF the many
handsome trophies. Up TO date the COM
pet!tors have furnished many interest
ing struggles and several pretty cups
are still in doubt.
With only two more matinee events
scheduled for the season John +. Cock
rill's Swift ieads with thirteen heats TO
his credit. Axtello has eleven to his
credit. Swift and e. e. smethGrs's Ida
Highwood are tied for the record cap,
each having trotied in 2,0S 10.
Summaries:
Glass j. Trotters-First heat won by
Queen of Cedars, =. NJ. SchHdwachter;
Bowbells. Jr., :. c. McClelahan, second:
Princess so.d5ue. II. F. Russell, tn!rd,
Cinss q. Trotters-Flrst heat won by
Ilderln. w. j, Clark; Bowrepa, NJ
Sruckheimer. Miss Hubbard, j
Il, Coc!Srlll. third. Time-2.1S2.
The evening world., 1903-09-30
FIRST HALF.

Harvard scored three times In the first
halt, Nichols making two t~ouchdowns.
ono on q magnificent twenty-five-yard
run. The third touchdown was made by
Hurley after n 9crtes OF tlerce line
pilnges. Capt. Marshall Kicked all goals
and made a splendid twenty-ive-yard
hurdling run on the return of a kickoff.
The evening world., 1903-09-30
FIRST HALF.

Although Pennsylvania was not scored
on In the first half they have not thew
selves TO thank. Franklin and Marshall
had the leather within eighty wards Of
Pe~nnsylvania's goal line when they
tumbled. Horn. the visiting captain,
made consistent gains and the Quakers
wero or the defense. Fumbles we're
numerous on both sides. The Quakers
scored once during the first half on
mass play and with the help of n tumble.
ed tho goal.
The evening world., 1903-09-30
FIRST HALF.

Princeton used the tackle back forma-
ton exclusively in the first half. In
their anxiety to get into the game
the Tigers were penalized three times
in the first half for of side-play. The
most sensational features In the first
half were two lodging runs by Burke
and n drop kick from the thiYty-five.
yard line by Dewitt. Score at the end
OF the irEt half; Princeton, "; swarth-
more. O .
The evening world., 1903-09-30
MANHATTAN
PLAYS LEH|GE

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa. Sept. 30.
In a stiff breeze from the south blow
Ing across the gridiron on Lehigh Field
at 3 o'clock this afternoon. n with
the thermometer at 70 and sun shining
brightly Lehigh lined up against Man
haitian in their annual football contest.
The evening world., 1903-09-30
SECOND HALF.

in the second half Yale substituted six
men The half was characterised by ex-
tremely loose n srratic work by the
Yale substitutes team which enabled
Tufts to prevent any scoring. The Wis
TORS once got the ball on downs and
several 'times forced Yale to kick. The
fucnbllng of Twltehea At quarter WA
inexeuaAhiA-
The evening world., 1903-09-30
,scHAEFFER OFF TOMORROW

Jacob schaeffer. the champion billiard
lst, Will no on his way to France for
the winter season tomorrow. Tho
American says that on the other side he
will meet any man In the world at
and In any case Will defend his tito and
the championship trophy against all
comarA. .
The evening world., 1903-09-30
NEW AUTO RECORD
FROM CHICAGO

DLNdHAMroN. Sept. so.-rhere IL
every prospect that Burt Holcombe,
Lawrence Duffy. Dave Adams and Harry
sandol VIA establish ! new record for
automobiles from Chicago to New York.
Adams and Sandol tool the machine
At Erie and drove 1t INTO ~Binghamton
at u.O this morning. DUFFY and Halton
win drive into New York, the other two
men going by train.
The evening world., 1903-09-30
.OLDF|ELD GOES
FAST IN AUTO

CLEVELAND. Sept. so.-Barney Old
held established his right to claim the
worlds auto championship ON the Glen
vile track. He covered Ave miles in
IN. Vz,hg; breaking the old record OF
m. and bts n time by miles was
Is, 6S, 6Ss.. 81 2-5s. and SIS.
The evening world., 1903-09-30
FIRST HALF.

Five hundred Spanish war veterans
saw Yale pile up seventeen points
against Tufts in the first half. The wish
tcrs refused to kick on and gave the
ball to the Blue after each score. The
half was featured with several long runs
In the middle OF the field. Mass plays
n~rednminatnd behind the award lines.