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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-18
Den Saternen im Gtaotboipitale
fleime Ne6enetunabmeu ni9t
gesSnnt.

Sie @eiunbbeitsbeb6roe ma9te se-
fern einem f9On felt Sabren befeben=
ben @ebrau6e Der Merste am Stabt=
6ofpital Elm gnbe. 9ieielben pfIeeten
fir Observation-Disclosures @rtra=
9ooteni9eine ausauftellen unb fur ie=
Den 81 gu bere9nen. Dor einiger 3eit
perbot cine Beroronung bic 8eredaung,
bod I9eint bieielbe ni9t bea6tet tpors
ben su fein.
@eifern bef6perten f9 bic S6bne
beg i'm Soipitale berforbenen Nnor. s.
Sandman beim @sfunoheitsamte, oab
Or. Sobnfon ben fur bic 8erfidsruns
erforoerli1sn 3Ootenfdein rur geaen
Sabluns bon 81 ausfertisen noble.
Bic 8rtber erbielten ben Nuftraa,
benz Nrat gu iasen, oab er tein &e9t
gu elmer iol6en 8ere6nuns bdtte. Cine
Stunos fpdter famen bic griioer pie-
Der uno beri4teten, Or. Sohnion babe
ibnen eeia9t, er bere4ne ntdts fir bic
S9eine, lie bdtten aber bic S9reibge.
biibren au besablen.
Or. &eper, Yrdlioent Der @eiunb=
Belts Yeb6roe, CAB ben 8riibern einer
8rief an Sr. Martin, ben Superins
tenoenten beg 9Dspitals, nit, pOrin er
i'm eriu9ts, babin 3u mirten, bab Or.
Sobnion iofort bic berlansten Sootsn-
i9eine ausfertiss.
Or. Sobnion berief fid barauf, bas
bic 2lienten in Der Sage ieien, su sab=
len, uno baB cine 8erednung sebrdu9=
LID udre, sumal cine 8erpai4tuns our
Nusfeauns Der Saeine nidt bOrldse.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-18
@ottlteb 6 eutharbt,
vDis gematblide @de,"
gfe Hpble unb Marfet Str
Nene &lasen.

@eorse Manaer rei9te gegen bic
Stabt indianapolis cine $4,000 S6a-
o%eneriabtla9e ein @r 9eristb nit
fsinem 8ussp lit cine @erientuns oes
StraBenpfafers an Der 8ir9inia Nbe.
unb proipsct Strabe, muroe aus Dem
Wasen ssi4leuosrt unO rsrlsbte fia
erbebli9. ST bdlt bic Gtaot fur ben
Saaben berantportlib.
Soisp6 price rei4te gegen bic Snbia'
napolis Traction unb Serminal 60.
cine &loss auf SIC, 1000 @daoeneriab
elm. CT wurbs in benz StraBenbabn-
1nfaas am Is. Suli, an Der Wafb.
inston unb Big 4 3rsu3uns perlebt.
2sna Wrisbt rei6te sessn grneff
@rigbt cine unterbaltstlage gum Be-
TRACE bon s25 pro Wonat elm.
@annie 2nisbt tla9te se9en Wm. 6.
8nist auf S9eioung; als @rIno siebt
fs an, bab er fia belsibissnbsr @eoens-
arten ibr sesentiber beoients uno fe
bertieB.
@bas. Bailep rei9te cine Yien=
tlase i'm @eiammtbetrase bon 800 ge.
gen Sames 0owarb Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-18
8runbeigeutbuma llebertragnneen.

Sarrp 8. 5amilton an Wiqiam &.
Sougb, She'll Der fio6fli6en 8iertel=
Section %, Somnfbip IL, &anse 2,
pife Sopnibip. $4,000.
Selen st. @oion u. u. an 2eora
Subaa, 9ots IL biz Is, 8lof z, Of
Wooblapn Subb. n6roli9 bon Wab=
ben's 6abrif. $1,000.
Marp M. Sappooo an 8pram M.
8opo, Got 20, 8lod 3, 2incOln parf,
penniplbania, nabe %. Ctr. $1400.
Senrp Sofweaer an Gbas. GurB,
Got 21O, Sobnions Of DaibinstOn
Ctr. Goo., n6rolia bon ben pennipl=
bania Stops. 1915.
@eorse Seibenfider an SDiepb 8.
Nabrup, Got 5 in Werriu's Subj. Der
MuBenlot %, alabama Str, n6rbIi9
bon Merria Str. $1,000.
South parf 2ano @ompanp an
Greo 6. Sadtsin, Got $50, 2. Sec.
tion, Soutb parf, 6ffli9 Der @ait unb
iiibli9 Der Morris. 1865.
Nugutus ". ct. Clair an paul s..
6enberfon, Cots 101, 102 unb 103,
Somefeao addition, n6rbli9 bon
Sau9bbiae. 5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-18
@eitere Mr6eit fIr ote 0roRge:
ihporenen.

Spfepb parent, elm Glei=
I9er aus MaDpnoo, Der Dor Ginger
3eit auf 8eranlahunq ieiner friiberen
Sausbdlterin, 9ena Stabl, berbaftet
murbe, miro fi9 Dor ben @rOB9ei9wO=
renen su berantmprten baben. Die
ielbe batte Dor sini9sn @o9en ieinen
Sienft berlaHen uno ibre &offer auf
benz 8abnbofe 9slafen, UNI bieielben
fpdter a~bsubolen. Ils fe 3uriid fam,
fano fe bieielben nidt mebr por. pa=
rent iol bieielben abgebolt unb unter
falf9em Namen bariber quittirt Boz
ben. Seine friibere 9ausbdlterin lieb
i'm bierauf perbaften. Or CAB an, Die
Softer nur oesbolb 3uriidsebolt su ba=
baben, neil ibm Silbermaaren unb
2innsnaeus abbanoen tamen unb er fi9
tibsrfibren wOlte, ob ioldes bielei9t
in ben GOhern fortgeiaaft iporoen
rpdrs. Sie 3offer puroen in Der poli,
aeifiatiOn ge6hnet, ieOo9 ni4ts gefun=
ben, mas einen geroa9t auf 2ena
Stabl merfen f6nnte.
Mr1ie Sute bon go. 354S
OF Widigan Str, Der unter Der @n=
tlage, ieinem N~rbeitsebsr $27 entpen=
Oct 81 babsn, perbaftet wurbe, berai9=
tete i'm poli3ei9eridt auf Elm 8orperbor
unb uuroe on bic @roBsei9worenen
oertpie5en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-18

su MAIDEN, fi9 ebenfalls iiber oas @eieB
HELEN urb gum Strif uno sur pifole
greifen polen.
Sur fur5e 3eit oarauf ftelten fi4
aber oieIelben berborrasenben Mdnner
wdbrenb Der llnruben i'm Straben=
babnfreif an bic @piBe Der @eieB= unb
Orbnunss=9iga unb faben barauf Dab
ieber 0erfu9 Der g traBenbabner, bas
@eisb su iibertreten, fren9 9eabnoet
purbe. sic persaBen eben, bab aud
fe einmal ,Mob" tparsrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-18

3 auerlaub ib9ein.-
). 9emfe, &eparaturen, 135 81. Se-
lamare Str, $3.50. = 9ena 8ufiot,
Cottage, 529 SamiltOn Npe., $1,000.
Spbn Sittman it,, b6lsernes Wobn=
baus, Senate Ipe., nabe Mc9ain
plaee, s1500.-S. Sones. @Obnbaus,
1916 8racelano Ibe., $500.-Hobert
Stepens, Cottage, Srpin9tOn @Denue
unb Sia Str. $l075. - @eo. gifel,
Cottage, 10. Str. nabe Slnep Str,
5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-18

in Senoer, tpel1e in ben S6la1tbaus=
arbe;terfreit permittelno eingreifsn
mill, t0nnte bic Situation iebr tldrsn,
tpenn fie in oeutliden 3ifern feftelte,
ME nieorig Die 26bne Der meiften
S9ladtbausarbeiter uno bic preiie
fino, pelde bic S9lahtbausfirmen fir
S9ladtrieb bs3ablen, wie bod i'm Sc
seniab oa3u Die Gleii9preiis unb ME
unsebeuer bic prOfite fino. bic Der
babgieriee 5leiidtruf our9 bieie
ueberDortbeilung Der Nrbeiter, Der
8ieb5ti9ter uno bes Publitums ein-
beimf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-18

ttniere &oQegin in Serre 9aute
beflagt fi9, baB bel Der 8eamtenwabl
FIR ben Staatsperbano hauptid9li9
Snbianapoliier in 8etradt famen. gs
mar bod aber ielbtberfdnolid, baB Die
grecutiDe i'm ieweiliaen 8OrOrt anidifis
fsin mub. 98enn Serre 3aute 8orort
miro, peroen aud bic v0ottentOtten"
ME Der Serr &o1ege feline 2eier nennt.
Die greeutipe biloen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-18
Nieoriser Tabrpreis mad california
pia YenniDlpania 2inien.

Muguf Is. big ~. eini1lisBli9,
unb bonn %. biz 9. September ein=
i9lieBli1. greurions : Sidets nod
San Jrancisco unb Cos Mneeles, in
Nnbetradt oes breiidbrigen @Onclapes
Der Gni9bts Semplar unb Sobereign
@roblose s. 8. .. s. tperoen iiber
penniplbania 2inien berfauft. Gir
p6Iise Snformation be5ti9li4 5abr-
preis, &Dute u..iD., fprede man bel
ben Sidet-Ngenten oieier 2inien por,
oeer fdreibe an 90. 90. &i9arbiOn,
Oifritt pahasier=N sent, Snoianapo-
liz, Snb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-18
Des &au6amfaQs bei9mloist.

Som peq bon Ala g. 9aroin9
Str. uurhe beute Wor9en I'm l ubr
linter Der Nnflaee beg &aubanfales
berbaftet.
gr 6atte in Der Hdbe Der Circus
eriinben an Wef Waibineton GtraBs
Som McDermOt iiberfaQen uno um
81 beraubt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-18
Cine Gbrnus fur Or. 0urtb.

Or. Sobn 81. 9urtp, Seeretdr Der
Staats-@ efunbbsits= Beb6rbe, 1T bon
Der ct. 9ouis Mustelungs=8 erpal-
tun9 gum Mitslieo beg Preisri9ter=
@olegiums INT benz Separtement Der
Weoi3in uno @eiunobeitspfege er=
nannt poroen. @r miro fi9 @nbe
bieies Monats nod ct. Souls bege=
BEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-18
s b q n BE.
raubt /.

mmO II. Muguf. Sie
Station Der Safe Shore & Sneiana
6arbor @iienbabn in 8raKeli, einise
Weilen 6ftli9 BON bier, tpurbe lebte
Na1t BON @inbre9ern beiu9t unb eire
grObe Summe @eloes, fomie mebrere
9unoert Gabrfarten, g~eifohlen. gifen.
babn=S etectips bermutben, bab Die
Spibbuben aus gat @bicago ffammen
uno baben einen betannten @eisai1afts.
beIoen fart i'm 0erca1te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-18

@enn bic neren Siltrir. Anlagen
Der Waheruerte fertig fino, wiro's fir
bebiirftise gaeterOlOsen feline S6b9en
mebr 9eben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-18
poItsif bes Diebtal 9
tint
B 8 d 9 t.

9 ineennes, II. Muguf' no-
light Wartin tuuroe beiduloist, Su=
pelsn BON Wiliam Wsbel geftoblen
3u baben unb besbalb arretirt. gr
plaioirte ni&t4uloig uno wuroe fir
elm 0erb6r i'm @efdnaniB feffgebalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-18

Wnn Der Sentide Sag poriiber lit.
e6nnen mir ben Jarmern germ einen
re9t frdftigen &e9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-18

9eute, bic ielber fdnfi& fino,
frbbnsn sumeit Der Gnf6t, oab ieoer
fir cine betimmte Stelunsnabme be-
aablt mirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-18
Wfit Der nnineritdt bon gbitag

Wfit Der unt0errtat bon 9btca8D
ripaliirt Die oortise rHoroweftliae"
erfreuIi9er uno erfOlgrei9er @eiie in
G6roeruns beutidfreunoli9er Be-
ffrebungen, als beren berufensn 0ors
tdmpfer fe isbt eben mieoer unieren
oeuti9en gotidafter burd 8erleibung
Der prdfioenti9aft ibres sermaniiden
Snftituts geebrt bat. (W. 3D.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-18

SaB Sort Mrthnr aud pbne See=
tor +. fdat, III eigentli6 unertlGrli9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-18

4nsuft &nbu fam, wuroe geieben
utto nominirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-18
9aS 9t2et:

0aS 9t6et:
g dabmei ter:
Nusuff W. 3ubn.
@bertff:
&obert %. Maoben.
g taatsanpaft
Sames 6. McguGoueb.
@Droner:
Sr. 6rant u. Worrifon.
g urbepDr
paul Sultan.
esSu9enbeeri9ts:
Senrp 6. @or.
s ommiffdr DIR ben 6 f n
Sifriet:
Walter g. Sobnion, 8roab &ipple.
6 ommid ir ben 3weiten
9ifrict
Widael s. Sill.
Sie @enter s omnbi
GonbentiOn.
Sifet.
Sru tee:
8eorse &otb.
IffeffOr:
Sames g. 8errp.
Sn Der Maionic Saue fanb geffern
Mbeno Die Center $Omnibip oemofra=
tii9e Contention fatt. Sic Beamten
oerielben marsn: 8orfber, Spiepb
@olier; Sscretdr. Sobn g. 2epen=
oeder; Serseat=at=arms, Senrp Grieo-
man.
Na9oem 9err Collier cine tur3e @n,
ipra9e gebalten bate, wuroe 81 ben
RominatiOnen sei9ritten.
Jir 8 otunbipS ee tpurs
ben @eorse &Otb uno &i9aro 8. Nef
psrgeidlasen.
&Otb tpuroe nominirt.
Sir 8 omnbip Nffeio +
purben s. 90. 9oib, Sames 6. 8errp
unb @eorge S9auer in 8Ori9lag aes
bra9t.
gerrp sing als Sieger aug Dem
3ampf berbor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-18
Sic 0en1nfratii6e GDnmtD=
GDnDentiDm.

Na9oem Der seitern bur9 bic Sppo=
fition berbOraerufene Sturm iid ge=
leet, bra6te bas @omite fir Geiolu=
tionen ieinen 8eridt elm. 9as gomite
beitano aus fOlgenoen Mitslieoern
SoIeph 6. 8en. Sree @blers,
Wiliam s. MoOre, 6rso SroHart.
Sreb 2ebr, 8ernarb s. 2eQp unb See
8eifenbDrf.
Sn Der bon SOiepb Bel berleIenert
platform tonroen Die National= unb
Stats Ganbibaten, fotpie beioe plat=
former incOiirt; bic Nufmertiamtsit
Der Sen6iferung wiro auf Die Grtra=
baaans Der republitaniiden @ountp.
uno S%pwnfbip= Qominiitrationen ge=
lenft. Sc piro ~berlanet, bab Die 8ti=
der bes @ouniD Der 8eb6lterung 3u=
sdneli9 iein iolen. Die democratic
itsn @anoioaten berpfidten fi9, tpenn
fe srtpdblt peroen, ibr reipeetibes Nmt
ebrli9 unb Dtonomisd su bertpalten.
Sus aufseteQte Sidst ftsbt isbt ME
fofnf .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-18

made known to the President. caused the
action noted. the reasons being the charges
against Rode made by the Slocum COM
mission.
Gen. James A. Dumont, formerly inspect
or general of the service and lately sta
toned at New York as inspector of hulls.
and Thomas H. Barrett, inspector of boil
ers, will also be removed. this being done
by Secretary Metcalf of the Department OF
Commerce and Labor, at the suggestion of
the President. Both of these officials have
been charged with neglect of duty, incom-
potency and inefffciency. and they will be
required, under the law, to make answer
to the charges within a reasonable time"
Whatever answer they may make Will
make no difference in the result, as their
separation from the service is predestined
by the letter of the President to Secretary
Metcalf and published yesterday in The
Star.
Further carrying into effect the recon-
mendations of the Slocum commission, Sec
rotary Metcalf has called a meeting of the
steamboat inspectors of the country to be
held in Washington on the 10th instant.
At that meeting the needs of the service
will be considered thoroughly, and. In ac-
cordance with the Presidents directions.
such changes will be made in the regula-
lions of the service as are recommended
by the Slocum commission
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-18
INTERCOLLEGIATE GOLF.
Best Amateur Players of the Country
in Team Matches.

With the best golfers Of YALE Princeton,
Harvard and Pennsylvania starting today
in the intercollegiate championships. the
course of the Myopia Hunt Club, Boston,
the field of starters will comprise. with few
exceptions, the pick of the amateur play
ers In the country. Pennsylvania can
hardly hope to aspire to either Of the
championships, in view of the strength Of
their opponents. but the fact that they
have placed team In the field in face of
the most disheartening odds is proof posi-
tive that they will make worthy antagon-
lists. The Red and Blues team will COM
prise L. c. Bosler, ]. w. Watson, o. H. P
Pepper. De Forrest Willard. J. H. Niprol
and j. B. Townsend, Sd, with ]. Carson, Sd.
as substitute.
Four of the players on the Harvard team
undoubtedly will be Fl. Chandler Egan
captain; w. c. Chuck, M. McBurney and
Walter e. Egan. Yale will. of course, have
Archie Reid, Max Behr, N. S. Campbell
]. M. Byers and possibly Harold Wilcox.
Princeton will have F. o. Reinhart. NJ
Olyphant, II. ]. Gee, w. T. West, J. w.
Baker, but there are so many good players
In the university that they should bring a
strong team to Myopia
The following table shows the winners in
previous intercollegiate association meet
ings:
1s97-Ardsley, Yale; Individual. L. P. Bay-
ard, ir, Princeton.
1S9S-Ardsley, Yale; individual, j. F. Cur
tbs, Harvard.
1S9S-Ardsley, Harvard individual John
Reid. jr.. Harvard.
1S99-Garden City. Harvard; individual, p
r. Pyne. I'd, Princeton.
19O1-Atlantic City, Harvard; Individual
H. Linsey. Harvard.
1902-Garden City, Yale; Individual c.
Hitchcock, jr.. Yale.
1902-Morris County, Harvard; individual,
III. c. Egan. Harvard.
19o3-Garden City. Harvard; individual
f. o. Reinhart, Princeton.
Harvard has won the team championship
five times and Yale three times, while the
individual has gone to the Crimson three
times. three times to Princeton and on two
occasions to the wearers Of the Blue Two
meetings were held in 1898, when the time
of holding the championship was shifted
from the autumn to the spring, and two
meetings were likewise held in 1902, when
the time was shifted back to the autumn
The system of scoring the matches is one
point for the match and half point for
every hole up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-18
RACES AT JAMAICA.
Dolly spanker Easily Won the Pierre
pont Handicap.

MAGNIFICENT weather and a highly inter-
esting program drew crowd or nearly
10 600 persons to the Jamaica. Long Island,
track. when the Metropolitan Jockey Club
onened it's fall meeting yesterday afternoon.
But so far as picking winners was con-
cerned the crowd experienced series of
bardships that enriched the books immense
ly.
The Pierrepont handicap, for all ages, at
nine furlongs was the feature. Stalwart,
Broomstick and High Chancellor were with
drawn. The sharp players selected Dolly
Spanker to carry the money, and the King
ston gelding was made pronounced favor
lite at to 2. McChesney, who was said to
have regained his old form at last, was
generally played by the crowd at 5 to 2.
while III. B. Duryea's Mineola and Sydney
Paget's Ormonde's Right were In demand
at tours and fives. respectively. Sonoma
Belle, the outsider, went to the front at
the start for a heartbreaking race with
Mineola They ran close together to the
head of the stretch, and then both blew up.
At that point Dolly Spanker took command,
attended by Ormonde's Right, while O'Neill
moved to the outside with McChesney for
a bold stretch run. Big Mac, however. was
nothing like the old champion, and strug-
gled home in third place, Dolly Spanker
winning easily by two lengths and half
in 1.53 2-5 a new track record Ormonde's
Right was a length and half before Nc
Chesney, who had a similar margin over
Sonoma Belle.
Reliable. with 1874 pounds. was the favor.
lite at IS to 5 in the handicap for all ages,
at six furlongs. He led from the raising
of the barrier. but fifty yards from the wire
he stopped and Cloten, IL to shot. who
came from nowhere, beat him a head on
the post In lib 10. Reliable was neck
In front of Damon, backed down to to 1.
who in turn beat Race King nose, with
Gay Boy and Crown Prince less than half
length behind Taking 1t all in ALL 1t was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-18
TRoTTING RACES.
Split Heats Made Long Drawn Out Bat
ties at Saugus.

The great racing weather yesterday and
the line card offered at Saugus near Bos-
ton, attracted a great crowd of harness
racing lovers. Four regular events were
carded In addition to the 2. 13 pace and 2.25
trot left unfinished on Saturday. These
latter events were so hotly contested and
the heat winners so scattered that only
one OF the regular events was finished and
the other three went over until today.
When the racing in the 213 pace was
Drought to an end by darkness on Saturday,
The Judge, Redondale and Papointe had a
heat each to their credit. When the horses
made the fourth heat, matters We're still
more complicated by Alden taking 1t east
~ Then In the fifth heat, Gloria did some
FAST work, and came under the wire first
The Judge, who had acted badly in the
NTH heat. settled down to business and took
first money by capturing the sixth and
seventh heats
Lumine. with two heats to her credit.
looked like a winner when the racing in
the 10 trot was called off Saturday but
In the third and fourth heats raced yester-
day Katherine R. trotted in perfect form
and won BOTH Lumine was sent after
the fifth heat and won by a small margin
over Katherine, thereby getting first money
Madeline Electric proved the best of the
lot In each heat of the regular 2.25 trot, al
though Rose Mack gave her race in the
second and third heats. Octave took both
heats paced in the 217 class without any
great difficulty. Laundry Boy and Harry L,
won heat each in the PIT trot and 211
pace,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-18
Foot Ball Notes.

Dartmouth will take whole lot OF beat
ing this year.
The Army and Navy elevens are very i'm
portant factors in foot ball.
The Indians are getting fiercer and fiercer
as the date of the game with Harvard
draws near.
Walter McCornack's Northwestern team
is the first to close the gates and go into
secret practice.
Tipton of West Point Is the most wide
awake center now in the game, ana ne
covers an extraordinary amount OF terri
tory.
When Capt. Graves discovered the alu-
n,inum in the jeans of the Harvard foot
ball players he said: were up against al
armor-plate line
That wonderful player Of past seasons,
Charles DAILY. is close student of the work
done by the West Point boys
Syracuse is butting in to the foot Dall
game all right. She made hit In rowing
last spring. There is nothing like gooo
team or a good crew to bring fame to a
college.
1t costs quite pile of money to equip,
house and feed foot ball aggregation:
Last year Yales pigskin-ch keeping
cost 81 424.
The indian team which will be lined up
against Harvard Will contain five black
smiths, three plumbers and steamhtters'
two typographers and one carpenter.
The foot ball outlook in the south IS very
promising. according to John De Sauiies OF
Yale. The south is still behind the west,
but is coming up.
DR.. Bull, who was the best center Penn
sylvania ever had and who is now coaching
LAFAYETTE will devote two days week TO
the Quaker center men during the remain
der of the season
Right HaIfback Birmingham, one of the
best and fastest players on the Corneli
eleven has been taken to the hospital, SUI
fering with fever and congestion OF the
lungs. ,.,o 80
Princeton teams has been their ability 10
fight to the end and to take aoVan,a ~ u.
OPPORTUNITIES. This McClave. the old Tiger.
who is coaching Bowdoin has instilled INTO
RartoI Parker is already being hailed as
a John r. De Witt. In Saturdays game at
West Point Parker demonstrated that ne
,s made of the right sort of stuff. He Is
only a freshman, and with the improve
ment that is bound to come In his play ne
will be reckoned as one OF the stars OF the
season later on. .
Eddie Cochens. VINO was the stIohsIo
man at Harvard five years ago, put VINO
had played four years OF foot pail IN the
west. and therefore, was not eligible at
Cambridge, Is one of the assistant COACHES
at the University of Wisconsin.
University of Nebraska's center weighs
oes hounds. He is 6 feet ~ inches tall,
and although Coach Booth has given MN
unusually hard work Mills has already
gained five pounds since beginning Train
ing. Booth, who is a strong man. Is no
match for his candidate at center WHO ii"'
muscle as well as weight.
Columbia is very much disappointed tnat
Smythe. one of the tackles OF 1911 anu
1907, will not take part In grldlron contests
this year Last year ne did not return 10
college. but his presence there this IAN
was taken as an indication that he would
a,so don the moleskin and help out the
eleven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-18
Carroll Institute Rowlers.
BoWKER WHIPPED NEIL.
Britisher Thereby Won the Bantam
Championship.


frankie Neil and Jem Bowker fought at
the National Sporting Club. London, last
night for the bantam championship of the
world. a purse Of e300 and e1OO side The
fight lasted for twenty rounds, but It was
obvious after the tenth that the English
man would win. The Englishman did all
the fighting, Neil from the outset resorting
to waiting tactics, which tcost him the
battle.
Greater interest was displayed in the
fight than In any recent pugiistic encounter,
sportsmen was present
NeiIs reputation made him a pronounced
favorite with Englishfnen and Americans
alike. who were anxious to back him at 5
to and later at q to A. Several bets Of $500
We're made, and 1t is estimated that fully
10000 changed hands. Neil was well re-
ceived upon entering the ring, and Bowker
received an ovation. This spirit was mani
not unnoticed, but Bowker's, was applauded
Both weighed in at 116 pounds. Neil's
tactics soon resulted in Bowker getting
through ms guard and damaging both his
eyes Nell, however, took the offensive in
the third. fourth and ninth rounds. It SEEM
ed as though he could have easily finished
the fight, and 1t was wondered why he did
not.
After the ninth round he was always
waiting. His face was bleeding, his eyes
were closed and he only occasionally landed
a blow. In the fourteenth round Bowker
became stronger and he inflicted terrific
punishment on the American, who took the
grueling manfully Nell braced up heroic
ally. but vainly, In the final three rounds
but Bowker won easily. His victory was
very popular and he was tremendously APP
plauded. Neil was great disappointment
and did not live up to his reputation Of be-
ing q whirlwind.
Manager Bettinson of the National Sport
ing Club intends to bring Bowker to the
United States