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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
TO RESCUE
CAP TI.VE|S';:
g5
French Government Engineering
Deal by Which Surrender Of
Pedicaris WILDE Effected.
THE MATTER CAUSES TALK I.
South Atlantic Squadron at Tan
+ gicr Will Play Prominent Part
in Any Action Taken.
THE MATTER CAUSES TALK I.
fRY Associated Press.l

!, WASHINGTON, d. c., May 81
Through, Ambassador Porter, Secretary
Hay has requested the French govern
4mcnt to exercise It's good Offices toward
securing tho release Of PerdicariA the
kidnap; cd American in Morocco.
The French government has undertaken
the task. and because Of It's closer assoc
citation with the various elements In Mo-
rocco, It Is believed here that 1t can ac-
compi!sh more than any other govern
ment. The British government also is
lacting with great ene-gy In behalf Of
young pariey. the step-son Of Perdi-
carts and a British subject. and the Brit
ish officials are in communication with
the United States government in the
pursuit.
Navy Department from Rear Admiral
Chadwick. commanding the South At
laNtlo squadron at Tangier: .a
THE seizure OF the American citizen
was by lnsurgent chief. SO as to bring
pressure on the Sultan of Morocco to Sc
cure the demands of the tribe. Oursens
III the gravity OF the case Is shown by
the presence OF the American squadron
and Will undoubtedly cause the earlier
yielding by the Sultan Of Morocco to
the demands of the chief. which IS the
only safe means Of releas sing captive"
There is the highest authority for the
statement that an attack on Tangler or
an expedition against the brigands will
be followed by the immediate murder Of
the captives.
Admiral Chadwick is not expected at
present to land party from his fleet
TO pursue the brlgands, butit is stated
positively that If Ralsuli executes his
threat of killing his captives. the United
States government will insist that he
be run down and executed at any cost
The lerdicaris matter was discussed at
some length at to-day's Cabinet meet
ing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
BAZAAR IN
MANCHESTER
Daughters of$Liberty Having a
Creditable Entertainment
at Leader Hall
.WILLIAM5G GRIFFITH VERY RUDE
Paid Ten for Insulting Young
Lady License Cases Be
fore Mayor Maurice.
Manchester Bureau. Times. Dispatch,
r No. 1i02 Hull Street I

Z Manchester Bureau. Times. Dispatch |
M n No. 1l02 Hull Street.j
The bazaar at Leader Hall goes on in
an interesting way. The programme last
night was one worth the while OF those
who attended thetbazaar, as It was what
might be termed an "all-starn bill
In the first place, Colonel Bill Allen,
a prominent ImenlberTof the Olympia Club,
did stunt, that carried the house with
him. He Is good on all occasions. and
can be relied upon to turn the
blues into d "hot time" Next
10 him was his accomplished daugh-
ter Miss Gertrude Allen. whose
voice Is as the lark at dawn's breaking,
or the nightingale, which ever you choose
to take It. VI M Si
Then Captain Fart and Archie Williams
son. Two Jolly souls. came with enough
mirth to put the sad heart into an ex-
filtration that could not be overturned
by an ice wagon, Or Jim Bolts heavy
Portncr wagon.
III addition to these stars, there was
Professor Butcher and a lot Of beanti-
full girls with ice-cream on their string,
and some chances on fancy articles.
The bazaar lisa success. and everybody
in town is figured on as patrons Of the
affair.
COURT NOTES.
Willie Griffith paid $40 for being toe
rude when he went into a dry goods store
and asked fora pair Of stockings. He
SAID he didn't want ten yards Of hose
for garden or fire company, but he
wanted just two feet of hose.
Ann Tompkins q. colored,s paid $3.50 for
dlsorderly, conduct. and Mayor Maurice
thought he was doing we'll to let her
down at that. tx
George stevens paid SO for trying be
Reinecke; 4 and attempting to put his
$wifes shoulders to tho mat.
5 Queenie Green. and Sallie Cheatham
paid $3.50 each for engaging In a little
William Hagins paid $3.50 for engaging
in crap game.
And that was ALL sg3i s.
Mayor Maurice expects to have whole
i lot Of cases Of delinquent merchants be-
fore him to-day for falling to pay their
license tax for the year. /, The tax Is
overdue. but another day will be allowed
those these who pay sLo l,s; BOY.
Some excitement was occasioncd by The
disappearance of Harry Ward, sinai
H boy. The fire bells were tolled and every.
body In town started out to look for him
He was finally found in q buggy fast
asleep, and his parents were very much
relieved when he was found. z
PERSONAL AND NOTES.
The wrestling match at the Casino to-
night has attracted considerable atten-
ton here. and large party Of NIanches-
ter people will GO over to see Relnecke
meet sergeants Sowell and Bailey
Mrs. Mary Anderson wishes to thank
the friends who so kindly sympathlze6
with her in the death of herAhusband.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
PANTOPS ATHLETIC S. 81
An Interesting Field Daytime
Record Of Ball T y.

ispecial to The dimes T,ispa toh.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. May 81.
The annual field dayIeXercises We're heid
on the athletic field Saturday afternoon
IN the presence Of good er 1oss s 81 sgsi
~ for the all-round championship.
The championship medal was AWARDED
to B. r. Thurman. of Tennessee ne
second place was won by G, Al, Jones. ol
West Virginia. and the third by II. NJ 4:
Thompson. OF North CT roli nat All three
Of these are. promising athietess and WI ~
a lawn feat was given IN the 4, eEenlnss
complimentary to tho baseball yea ca tn,ls
which disbanded Saturday. A good NUM-
her of visitors were present and the even en-
Ing was pleasantly spent. 4,
The base-balt7 season was one OF tud
most successful in the history OF t ,ss
school. Out OF total Of twenty-five
games played, only Ave We're lost, ma kihsF'
a percenta ges above that OF any pref para
tory school H. the state, - J, vi
Miller school has an unhroke zen, re 8 tifs
hut 1t IS hardly to be- counted among tHei
preparatory schools. Z. !, Isl y. q ,s
Among the victories Won BY Pan. !,op.
arc those over Hampde n-Si Sidney, +, sn 4.
b,lrne's Military School, Roller School;;
Woodberry tForest. Locust Dale alI.n
Browns University School, I'll, NV
Thompson. Shelor and Stephens. OF 5the8
sPantopsl will probably he selected Tor g.
Interscaolasti team Of Virginia. Shel,oI.
Graaant and Stephens led IN me e aa1i
And Stu5heps led in fielding, Z, q
THE cup In the Pisdm ont r.eagna WILL u
hardly be awarded this year, sfncs Mooa.'
berry and Pantops have fatled 20 aErso
on date to.splay OF the tte.s anto o,
closed to-day. u. IS. - -
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trous fire, were next heard. Edlow spen-
Ger, who arrested him on the train pc
tween prospect and Farmville, was the
main witness. and testified substantially
as follows.
II swore out the Warrant. and arrested
Elm on suspicion. He came within one
linlf u mile OF his kinpeople Saturday
and did not visit them He got on the
train at I,.apect. When searched him
lie had on his person two pocket knives.
o ristol. a hundred and one dollars In.
mohey, and ticket from Prospect to Nor
folk"
Judge t'rrt1 took the witness and gave
him. rigid cross-examlna ton, and the
line Of fire was hot The judge tried to
show that some inducement was held out
to Forbes TO make a confession, but
did not succeed.
All Are Sent On.
Counsel made short speeches and sub
mttted the cases. Tho court sent all Of
the accused on 70 the grand jury, bu 7
1bailcd Dan Woodbridge lin the sum of
$50 Counsel for the defense gave notice
that application for hail would be made
for the prisoners Tomorrow.
4 Miss jamie Forbes, sister OF one OF the
accused. the real heroine In this tragedy,
was In the village aud had talk with
her brother. but did not appear In court.
Mr.. Woodbridge also had a talk with his
wife.
Thls promises to be one OF the mos.
sensational gases in the criminal annals
OF Virginia.. as much of the testimony As
;circu1nstantial. One OF the witnesses tes-
tilted that an oil can had been found In
the tobacco barn. and the prosecution Is
now trying to have 1t Identified.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
Our Squadron at Tangiers.
(By Associated Press

(By Associated Press.>
TANGIER. May 31.-The United States
gunboats Castine and Marietta arrived
here during the night, completing with
the cruisers Brooklyn and Atlanta, which
arrived yesterday. the American squad
rcn. sent here In connection with the
kidnapping by the bandit, Ralsui, of
Ion perdicaris. the American, and his
stepson, Cromwell Marley, a British sub
ject. The population are deeply Impress
ed by the assembling Of so many United
Sites war vessels, and people living out
side the city are removing here for
safety.
The British dispatch boat Surprise ar
river here during the day with the adj
miral from Gibraltar. to confer with the
BRITISH minister in regard to kidnapping
Of Perdicaris and Marley, x.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
EIGHT NURSES
ARE GRADUATED
Delightful Occasion Last Night
at the Medical College
Of Virginia.

The final exercises Of the graduating
class of the nurses of the Memorial
Hospital Training School were held last
evening In the amphitheatre of the Med
ical College OF Virginia. Fl.
The occasion WAS a most attractive and
delightful one. The class Is composed
on eight young ladies and is an eXcep-
itionally fine one. The attendance was
VERY large. The entire staff Of nurses.
thirty-five In all We're there and pre-
scented a yerM charming appearance in
their pretty uniforms.
The programme opened with prayer by
the Rev. Given 3, Strickler, ID. D., OF
Union Theological Seminary The adj
dress to the graduates was delivered by
the Rev. w. Z. Evans, p. D.. rector of
Monumental. DR., Evans spoke briefly,
but In his CUSTOMARY happs, Vein. and
delighted his hearers. The dean OF the
faculty OF the Medical College. DR. Chris
TOPPER Tompkins. who was also master
of ceremonies, delivered the diplomas to
the graduates. DR.. George Ben John.
ston presented tho badges. The benedic-
ton was pronounced by DR., strtckler.
I After a the exercise an informal rrcep-
ton, entertainment and dance was held
at tile Nurses Home. on East Broad
Street. The evening passed most pleas
antly for all.
On the roll of graduates this year are
the following: Miss Matte Ballou. of
Richmond; Miss Augusta Meyer, OF
Richmond; Miss Kate schepers, Of Rich
mond; Miss George Wilson. of Ylrsinia;
Miss Mary Lurty, Of Rockbridge county;
Miss Virginia Flippo, Miss Laura Black
and Miss Sarah Xavier, all OF this State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
PORTSMOUTH
FOR MARTIN
Fight for Control Of Party Or
ganization Between Gov
err1or and Senator.
PRINCESS ANNE Z DOUBTFUL
The fractional Party Fight Gut
ting Large Figure in Naming
Delegates.
"a, "a The Times d spatch.,

(Specfa1 to The Times-D lspatohl
NORFOLK. VA, May 31.--1n the So
lection of delegates to the State and
second District Democratic conventions,
now in progress, the question OF presi-
dental candidates is suhordinated to the
struggle for the control of the party
organization between the adherents of
senator Martin. on the one SIDE and Of
Governor Montague, on the ether AT
least ten, of the sixteen delegates from
Portsmouth to the State convention and
the dlstrict convention are for Senator
Martin. Tho city is for Martin for sena-
Tor. Two OF the largest and mo rep re-
sentative wards tonight Instructed Mar
| tin delegat cs. In one ward there was
division between Martin and Montague.
While Two Yards voted down Martin reso-
be for Martin. ii
Eo action as to presidential candidate
vas taken. though Portsmouth is
Parker stronghold. &c.
Capatirl W. w. Dey, member Of the
state Central Committed, and other sup-
porters Of Governor Montague for the
censorship In the various countlea Of
the district are working to secure ANNA
jority az the delegates to the two con-
,ventlons, ana thereby elect the district
! committee ard, II possible, control the
State Central Committee. which will
have the direction of party affairs next
year, when q senator Is to be chosen by
primaries.
| Everywhere the division is upon Martin
and Montague lines. The contest Is upen
| the same grounds in Princess Ammo
county, whore delegates can almost. cer-
/ tanly be depended upon to favor a dis
ttrlct and State party organization, such
as would be 10 the best interest Of Gov
| ernor a. y. Montague for senator, and
Mr. Willard for Governor. 2. T. Huns
pl.r.es the Democratic county chairman.
and q Willard man.. Will be the delegate
| at-large from Princess Anne Some of
| the Martini Swanson delegates objected
| to Chairman HUMPHREYS, but 1t has been
| a custcru in S1incess Anne to make the
| county chairman the delegate-at-large to
| State and district conventions. and the.
Martin.tes have consented under this
! rule to yute for Mr.. Humphries It now
| Hooks to some as though Princess Anne's
delegation will be four to three. with the
majority against pey for district chair
mals. agf5 4g5 4.
spiro of the Martin men in Princess
Anne county say, however that Chair
COMMISSIONER of revenue In Princess
Anne have oetn very active of late, s.ld
! that 1t Is possible Dey, with his great
activity. may capture four out of the
seven Princess Anne delegates before the
fight ends, but this they are not yet
| cuncedng. hey, Montague man, seems
Ito have pretty GOOD control Of Norfolk.
| but Martin supporters are strong, never
Ithcless I'D RI III y Vi 5 Il gtt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
TIMANUS IS
NOW MAYOR
President Of Baltimore Council
Succeeds the Late r. M.
McLane.
(By Associated Press.)r

BALTIMORE. MD, May Sl.--President
T.. Clay Timanus, Of the second branch
OF the City Council, took the oath OF office
as Mayor OF Baltimore to-day. becoming
the successor to Robert NJ McLane. who
ended his life yesterday by a pistol shot.
Under q provision Of the city charter
Mayor Timanus will serve out the balance
OF Mayor McLanes term Of three years.
Mayor Timanus Is a Republican.
Mayor ,rimanuss first ofticia act was to
order the draping Of the City Hall In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
Frederick Delegates.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
WINCHESTER. VA. May Sine
Democrats OF Frederick county decided
that the seventeen delegates elected "
repre cent the county at the State conven-
ton be Instructed to vote for the primary
system. The. city Democrats did not SO
instruct their delegates. who We're elected
the night previous, The Winchester del
egates are formar Mayor r. T. Barton,
Commissioner OF the RevenuegJ. E. Cor
rell, Colonel II. Fl. Baker. City Treasurer
George H. Kinzet.. S. II. Hansbrough ana
City Solicitor r. Gray Williams,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
Wedding Cards.

FARNHAAI. VA. May 3D. Cards have
been Issued for the marriage of Miss N.Y.
Tia Lee Hall and Mr.. James Judson
Booker at Nomini Baptist Church. June
1st MISS Hall is the popular and ac-
complished daughter OF Mr.5R, NJ. Hall,
Of Montross. and Mr.. Booker v the son
,of Mr. q. O.. Booker, OF Farnham, and
a prosperous young farmer,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
FLOWERS FOR THEM, TOO
Phil Kearny Post Put Garlands
on Mounds Of Union Dead.

/ While the graves of the Confederate
dead in this city and enyirons We're beins.
garlandsd on Monday those of the Union
Veterans We're not neglected. Phil. ,Kear-
NY Post G. a. r., decorated the graves
OF tho Union dead in the several ceme-
teriss. The principal body OF the yet q
conducted by Department Commander
John C. Fowler. Post Commander r. A.
Martin and Professor Tefft. Tho memo:
rial address was made by Mr. Edgar AL
Ian, There was an unusually large gath.
erlng OF the people of the surrounding
country. After the close of the exercises
basket lunch was partaken Of in the
pavilion. I,
"A detachment of the post went to Glen
dale and another to Fort Harrison to
decorate the graves there while another
detachment drove to the various city
cemeteries and decorated the graves of
the Union dead there In addition to all
this Post Quartermaster John B.. Newell
distributed 1900 Union flags to be used
in decorating graves In national ceme-
teres out of reach of the post.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
Appomattox Democrats.

(special to The Tlmes-pdspa tch0
SPANISH OAKS. VA, May Sl.-Pre-
county Saturday to elect delegates to
a county convention, which will convene
at the Courthouse June the fourth r, J, ~ 70
elect delegates to- the stare ConEen I.ls ~
and the full delegation is expected to at
tend the State meeti lug.
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4 - - z Y " - = y IS
The Lady Maccabees.

The Entertainment Committee Of Rich
mond Hive. No. g, Lady Maccapees, IS
requested to meet at the RESIDENCE of Mrs.
Eugsl:e Brauer, No. 1917 s. First SI' Street, To-
i "A runlmage sale is being held at mp.
1908 q. Main Street for the benefit or TINS
hive, to which the ladies are requested ~
send their rummage. b8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
VIRGINIA GIRLS TAKE
HONORS AIT VASSAR

(special to The Times-pl spatchl
BOSTON, MASS. May 3l,--Am9ng me n ,
successful candidates for the BacheiorY. 10, OF
Laura Stanton. Of Ashburn W., and Miss IL :
NIaryEYost, Staurlton. Va. NESS Aost mas
several high sshoars ,f ba h9aops COM aa
msncement part, Miss Stanton also RACKS
very high. j5i-l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01

rLago Of Mr.. william Prather King to
niace Mr.. King IS a son OF the late
Col r. N. King. and Is a prominent bust.
ness man and hnancer, He Is president
of the bank of Warren. Miss W Hans IS.
brough is a daughter of the late John
Hanssbrouall ,gand Us All attractive and
popular Foung lady. The marrta ge
will take place at the home Of Pr M. i.
Hans brough, "Wednesday, June 9Th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
,RUMoR is DENIED, (
Tidewater Railroad Project Not
TO be Abandoned.

A r,vnor has been current for several
days 10 the effect that the scheme to
build the TidewateE Rallroad from West
about to be abandoned. Inquiry by wire
last night of Secretary ]. Baldwin Ran.
son. OF Staunton, elected a flat denial
of the ruInor.
The road has engineers at work laying
out the route, and has recently obtained
alright Of way through the city of Roa-
noke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
Wells---Dayis.

ROANOKE, VA, May sl.-NIlss May
Davis. the pretty young daughter OF Mr..
j. Davis, and Mr.. John Wells prominent n.
young business man Of Big Sanay WA W.
anv' e. M Hawkins OBLIGATED.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01

Hotel. .sllI isssve at noon to- day for Wash
ington, y. c. where hey will be married.
After spending a few days in shing.
make their home in Portsmouth, Va. Mi.
Grant is q well known travelling man.
who up to- recently made his home IN
this CITY, M ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
Charlottesville Delegates.

lSpeclaI 10 The Tlmes-Jlspatch,J .
CHARLOTTESYILLE1, VA. May Sl,--
AT the ward meetings held Tonight. the
following were chosen, delegates to the
State Democratic Convention; First
Ward, Il. 7. w, Duke and George y.
gibb; Third ward. Charles ", Allen and
Eldridge Turner; Fourth Ward, Walter
p9inwidie and j, M, Murphy,
President, though nearly all favor Par
ker. W.
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PROPERTY TO HIS WIFE,
Will Of the Late Virginius New
sa7 ton Is Probated.

The viii of the late yirgipins 4, Newton ! q,
Court WATERWAY, his widow, Mrs, Mary
istratrIS without bond PraSIieally.ssdll1 the
properly Of Mr. Newton vs aaW m IL S BE-.
Guests being made to, household servants
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01

N
Low RATES TO rAsHVLLLE, TE M,
ON ACCOUNT MEETING OF CON
FEpERATE VETE RAMS, VIA
SEARoARplAlRsL LINE RWY.
QUICK TIME, SPLENplD 8EQulPMENI,
FAST SCHEDULE.
The seaboard offers a most attractive
route from Rlehmopd and other points i. "
Virginia to Nashville. Tenn. TWO rama
a day. making close connections g. ~ i NJ,
Nashville, over the famous EatiisIieiu
route, Lookout Mountain and Chieka-
manga. Tickets on sale June ION 70 lssh,
Wiih F{nal i|init jQnp iStti nj lifplt ssh
ba extended until July 10th by PAYMENT
81 fee Of Atty cents. Remember you SAT-
leave Richmond Sunday night. June lssh.
ana getNto Nashville in tiine for openlns
exercises, ,,.e,. 49,.
c''as'ns w. NJ. TAYLOR. g. IT,. A.
III. s. Lizard, ID. F., A.
Phone 100 II W.
O "a. s. IN @ HE.A. D..
n.,,, a.. a Tho Kind You tlata Always Bought
s ss': !; lslz1zzszz:zl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
PROHIBITION PARTY.
Appoint Delegates to the Ma
tional Convention.
fsreclal to Tho Times oispatch,)

fSpeclal 10 'Ine 'tlmes-l3lspatch,)
ea SmIss comnitts. Of III the State proh
bition party met here to-day, only six
members being present. They appointed
delegates TO the National Convention. and
deferred the nomination of candidates. for
State officers until later date. p, L.,
Skater, of Salisbury reputed chairman
OF the State Committee, was master OF
ceremonies
The assembling Of the men composing
the conference, although advertised asa
state Convention. was scarcely known
here, and the action taken only learned
tonight. U
Superintendent of City Public Schools,
n, I Broa dhurst, has resigned TO engage
in the study of law, and W. II. Swift,
principal of schools for two years, has
been elected super. rsendent "
(, I fyyi1l tho pitN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
DIR. BRYAN Doing Well.

Dr.. Robert Bryan was, operated s on as
FIR a.,nnenSicltis. DIR, Bryan stood the or
a os WSe Il and last pight his condition was
sratifying to his physician and family
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01

Miss Miriam Brown will leave the city
IN q few days for Glover, Hal ifax county,
where she will spend some time VISITING
friends.
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Will Wed in Washington.
Mr.. A. FL. Grant of this city. and MISS
Elizabeth Booth, cashier at the Jeiiefsoh

= .--.--s,-.s. i-l-S-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-16

the Commercial players will continue
to practice and plays that We're inaug'
urated this season will be perfected
Henderson will continue to play guard
for Commercial, For 10 or Is minutes
during the Multnomah game he did not
show up as we'll as expected, but after
that no gains We're made through him
He is regarded as an excellent man In
the front line.
A game with oregon was contem-
plated. but the university wanted a
large sum of money and the locals
couldn't see it that way There is no
regret at the failure of the negotia-
tions, as the Oregon team is weak
this season and could not make show
ing against Commercial.
Two Juvenile teams will meet at A,
f. c. park today In what promises
to be rather an interesting contest.
Youthful interest in the game is in
tense.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-16
Football Scores.

Yale II. Syracuse 0.
Harvard 4. West Point 0.
Cornell "a. Bucknell IL.
Amherst IL. Columbus 0,
Pennsylvania 6, Brown 0.
Haskell Indians SO. Missouri Univer'
sity 0.
Ohio State s, Michigan 81.
Georgetown II, villa Nova 0.
Drake S2, Coe 0.
Illinois 10, Indiana 0.
Iowa State Normal II, Cornell TO-
Chicago 80, Iowa 0.
Nebraska University 4. Creighton 0.
University of Kansas s. University OF
Colorado S.
Utah II. Montana 0.
Dartmouth II. Williams 0.
Stanford 6, California 4.
Oregon Agricultural College 2S. Uni
versity Of Washington 5.
Carlisle Indians 100, Albright 0.
Northwestern University "a, De-
troit 0.
University Of Oregon. 16; william
ette university, 0.
Portland academy, 0; Multnomah's
second team. 0.