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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.t

n RusTEE,s A AZ, g SAL SALE OF g
THE EAST SIDE OF NINETEENTH.
BETWEEN r. ~ AND 81 STREETS
1 (KNO OWN AS HNO.s12o5 N. iNINETEENTH
STREET, IN THE PLAN Or i FAIR AIR
MOUNT. 5sS Ss
In execution Of = certain deed of trust vs.
to the undersigned, dated June 10th, 1902,
and recorded IN the clerk S Office OF Hem
rico County Courthouse, IL ?, b 1et I, r: :"
payment OF a. PORTION Of THE debt secured
thereby, and being requested BY the benes
at pqblef ths prsmiSas o
at Il o'clock p. NJ. the property above
described. Tho house contains six t6)
rooms. with lot fronting twenty-three (2S)
feetSsx G, inches by one hundred and
TWEEN ty-hve d25) feet to an alley fourteen
E(14) feet wide. ~
TERMS Cash as to, expenses OF sale.
Sallttaxes to of SALE and the sum OF
s7O9 with interest from June 10th, 1904;
the balance vi pom a credit Of one and two
years with hi erestt added; or all cash, at
the options OF the purchaser.
81 G.. Fl. SUTTON, Trustee
Oct 20-tds
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MAY MARRY
AT TERAYEAR
Episcopal Convention Adopts a.
Compromise Canon Oh Re-
marriage Divorced Persons.
THE VOTE is OVERWHELMING
II House Of Bishops Concurs the
New and More Strict Law
Will Stand Three Years.
my Associated press.)

tDy Associated Press.)
BOSTON, MASS, October 20-By an
overwhelming majority O compromise
canonS on the renlafriage OF divorced per-
sons was adopted by the House of
Deputies OF the Episcopal General Con-
vention to-day, and II 1t is concurred IN
BY tho House OF Bishops, the most Inn
portant issue that has come before the
present convention will BIO disposed OF
for at least three years.
The compromise measure, like the old
law, permits tho remarriage of the inno-
cent person In divorce for the cause
OF infidelity, but further provides that
no remarringe shall DO allowed WITHIN
one year after a decree has been issued
by q civil court. Satisfactory proof OF
the Innocence Of the applicant for re-
marriage must be furnished In the shape
Of court records and after the consent
OF the bishop is obtained a clergyman
may refuse to perform such ceremony
without subjecting himself to censure or
discipline. f{
Tho opinion OF Francis A. Lewis, Of
Philadelphia. a member OF the Commit.
tee on Canons, who favored no remar-
rage Of any divorced persons. but VINO
accepted the compromise, the canon
adopted to-day Is SO strict. that II en-
dorsed by the bishops It VIII pra cticaliy
put the church as he expressed It. out +
the divorce business.
Others. however. claimed that they
saw loop holes In It.
The vote on the passage stood 4 Clerical,
80; dloceses for; against divided J lay
vote-As dioceses for; against, and 2
divided. Stt
The House OF Bishops to-day non1ina-
ted Rev. Henry D. AYES OF Houston,
Tex, for miss onary bishop Of Mexico,
to have supervision over English sp eak-
ling congregations in that country.
a two days. session Of the National
Council OF the Clerical Union for the
maintenance and defense OF Catholic
principle, a high church organiiza Lttiton,
was opened with solemn vespers at the
Church OF the Advent tonight. Bishop
Isaac Lee Nicholson, of Milwaukee. presi-
dent OF the union, oficiated.
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can be Held with tie sanction OF the IN
stitution. If tho rule is, violated the of
tenders will be expelled.
This Injunction Is sweeping, and puts an
end to the annual senior and junior
dances, as we'll as tho fortnlghtiy affairs
which have been features Of student life
here. In his statement, made in chapel,
DR.. Day said:
b "a great deal Is said about the ming
ling OF sexes In the different colleges.
We must be careful of that here. These
dances initiate against scholarship. and
any attempt to hold a dance hereafter
will be taken as deliberate notice or
your intention to be no longer one OF US.
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GRACE BOND WINS EASILY
Lexington Futurity Winner Cap
lures Prize Stake at Memphis.
fnx A.sncIntAd preas / p

MEMPHIS, TENN. Oct. 2o-Grace
Bond. the Lexington Futurlty winner,
easily defeated a field OF i've ihree-year-.
old trotters In straight heats for the Ken
lucky Stock Farm at the driving park
this afternoon. The best betting race OF
the day was that for 2:le PAGERS Tillae
$Saal, fayorite, won handily from Lulu
Mays In this event Riley Mckeen..
driven by /" Knapsack 4 Mccarthy. fell on.
the back stretch. thriving the driver
violently to the ground. Mccarthy was
unconscious for half an hour. and was
removed to a hospital, where he Is suf-
steriEg from broken collar bone and
other serious injuries.
Tomorrow Dan Patch. the champion
PAGER, will 90 an exhibition mile Sum-
mar'ies:
2:Oi pace, purse $1,000 Concluded from
yesterday)--S Sphinx S. won third and
fourth heats and race: King Direct, sec
fond heat. second: Belle Nc, first heat,
third Best time. 2:04 IL.
2. % pace, to wagon Observation-Disclosures
Pointer won second and third heats and
2:M l-2. q
kentucky Stock Farm stake. purse
$500, three-y ear-olds, trot-Grace Bond
won In two straight heats; Alta Ak
worthy. second; Alice Edgar third. Best
s s:la pace. purse. s1,o0o-Tille saal won
in tive straight heats Lulu May, Sec
8ond Three Feeds for One Cent, third.
Best time, 200 IL.
212 trot. to, 5wagon-Ilive won second
and third heats and race: Imagine, first
feat, second. Best time. 2:lo Ia.
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HOLLO WAY CASE CONTINUED;
COULD NOT GET URY
nv ssocInted Press ).

GAINESVILLE, FLA, October 20.
When the case OF the State gainst viii.
liam NJ. Holloway charged with crtml-
nal LIBEL was called to-day, Robert wv.
Davis, one Of the attorneys for the de-
Tense read in court a paper signed by
all the attorneys for the defense and by
States Attorney Calhoun, stating that
in their opinion it would be difficult. Is
not impossible. to obtain an impartial
Jury at this time OF the acourt and agree
Ing to continuance. Judge Willis con-
5tinued the case till the next term.
AS this is the last term of the court
before the election. the voters Will not
have an opportunity OF hearing the evil
dence before voting for or against FIollo-
way, who was nominated in the Demo-
cratic primary. for State Superintendent
{Gf Public Insrruc ton. a.3i ,s5 ~ .5tis
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Football Notes.

B Maxwell. formerly OF Chicago. and now OF
Swarthmore. As In print with criticism OF
Columbia Football. Michigan he says, could
easily roll up thirty points on the light blue
and white. He didn't stop there however. Ac-
dirty. foot-ball. IS
Some discussion has been caused by Penn
more on tho eve OF the Columbia game.
Tho scrub team Is as much factor In u
,unlverslty's showing as the Varsity. II an
says the CIR critics tics 7 - = ''s :
IIawley Pierce, the old Indian star tackle.
has returned to Carlisle for post graduate
course In plumbing and steamfittlng.
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MERRY LARK
IS A WINNER
Heavily Backed Favorite Cap-
lures Hampstead Sellipg
Stakes at Jamaica,
iCANT'EEN MAKES NEW RECORD.
Goes Mile and Seventy Yards in
Second Less Time Than Had
Been Done Before.
ny Associated Preks.l

s5{ s4AiS (By Associated Press) il&
NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.-Nferry Lark
favorte. at II to 8, won the Hampstead
selling stakes, six furlongs, at Jamaica
today.
Cantecn, In winning the third race,
broke the track record for one mile and
seventy yards BY making the distance IN
l:43 3-5, which is one second faster than
the previous time. Two favoritcs won.
Summaries:
First race--fiye and half furlongs--
Water Light Is to y first, Handzarra q
to % secofd, Austin Allen 90 TO - third.
Young Henry q 70 y first, Juy ,e'al !.
Max; Mhxm a. IIe ~ \. second Fickie % 70 y
Third race---mlle and seventy Yards
Canteen g to y first. Ascension @ to 1o)
second. Irish Witch ITO TO Il third 'Time'
Fourth race--the Hampstead. six fur
longs-Aicrry Lark III to D first, Glen
Echo g e j second. Bank g tod third.
Fifth race-scllng. mile and a sixteenth
rnish g to y first, Champla!n % TO y
second. Namtor q to y third. Tine n.,,
Sixth raee-mile and a furlong-- 70 lien
Moments e TO y first. Lord Badge go to
y second. Bartender Is 10 u third. Time
y, ENTRIES FOR ro.alo RRow. .
z rita. 12l; SAILS. g1l5; Monte Carlo. 1lS; Old
4 kickstaw. 1T TIL Brute. Reticent, The
Huguelot, Neither One. Counterpoise.
ITO; Shipshape, 10s + Emergency Rob Roy.
16: Burdette, clearSthe Arena, Equet.
4 Tide, 1G5; H. Luehmaan. Jr.. 103; Palette.
Australina, Satchel. 100. 80 5g
"a Second racc-mile and n sixteenth
Rapid Water, 11s; Ormondes Right. lis:
James r.. III: Grenade. 107: Damon. 80;
Y War Whoop, 81; Waterside, s.; Flyback,
81. e: Ei i25S5 q
Third ace-two-year-old hllies, I'VE and
talf.furlongs-F Flinders, Diamond Flush.
Fancy Dress Coy Maid Santa Catalina.
4 Pirate Folly, Gala, MyopIa. i1G9: + kittie,
Plat slirthless. l04 High Life, Rose
Fourth iace-the Garden city stakes,
selling, mile and a sixteenth-Gay4 Boy
III; Carbuncle. l07; New York, De Reszke.
100; Proceeds Lord Badge, los: Little En-,
Brooklyni,e: Mopster: 100; Stolen Mo
Fifth race--sellng. mile and seventy
sards-lI ackensack, De:: Rudabek 10l:
Stone, Arabia. Brunswick, 81; Conceit,
81: Maie Hanlon. 81; Bally Castle. Sc.
rs Sixth race-two-year-cld maidens, five
MISREPRESENTATION. Woman. Chimney
Sweep Hawtrey, Gallowses. Lagotden.'
Inspiration. Critical. IS Campo. y Frederick
Dhu. Ranger, Idle Tears. Salt and Pep
i per, 103 ~ 3E "A, TIL
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recorded here this year. covering the dis
tance witht11s pounds up Il, 90 3-5 seconds.
AGAINST PUBLIC BOXING.
Mayor Won't Interfere With
Sport in Private Clubs.

IIT7zEI47 Especial to The Times Dispatch.) . rs
F CHICAGO, October 2o.--Mayor harrison. IN
answer to several queries in regard TO public
boxing In Chicago. reiterated that there would
be no boxing this winter. except at clubs
that The law against public boxing would be
enforced. but intimated that the sport would
be permitted atSwell regulate private" clubs.
He expressed himself us follows on the Stua-
ton: =
81 do not know that any boxing will be
permitted in Chicago. There Is Il no special
reason for this statement other than that
the law is/aga inst 1t. / have never tried to
interfere with the clubs having affairs for
their own members, but the trouble Is that
and violate the condition on which the nom
interference Fof the police Is prei!cated. Il
anything in the nature OF q public boxing
to interfere. !"
Boxing promoters who heard OF the Mayors
statement interpreted 1t to mean that boxing
at some OF tire well known clubs would soon
be in full swing. tlia
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Ring Notes.

Boxing has been stoppedat Lexington, KY.
Tho bout between Tom Tracey and George
Pharce was called off. NJ syss
Jefrles picks Britt to whip Cans In jig
time. 3&s
Young corbett and Kid Ashe Will meet
in Covington. KY, on October 3lst
Benny Yanger has been matched to fight
Jack McClelland before the West End Club.
OF ST. Lous.5Eon November Sd.
James +. Morley. manager OF the Los Ans
geles Baseball Club. has taken KID Mccoy
under his wing. He Will make all future
matches for Mccoy. The Kid lis to have n
stable of horses at Los Angeles, and may
make a. book.
& Kid Hennlng the washington bantamwelght,
has been matched to fight Tommy Feltz. IN
Baltimore In the next two weeks before the
EutaW Athletic Club. j.
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4 BY The Valentine Auction Co..
612 e. Broad Street
Furniture, Stoves, Carpets, Mating,
Pictures, Iron Beds, Etc,
AT AUCTION. Sj 81 IL

THIS (FRIDAY oRNING %OCT. s21sT,
at our sa lesroo ON, NO. 6l2 Il. Broad Street,
commencing 1880 clock, we Will sell for
Eartles declining housekeep1n Oak
Chamber Suit, with large plate mirrors
on Dresser and Washstand. Oak Ward
robe to match; several medium Oak Bed
room Suits, Double and Single Etssa1neled
Iron Beds, 2 HANDSOME Cherry frame
Parlor:s Suits, Oak foot J, Ess tension
Tables, Bed Lounges, Oak Sldeboards.
pretty Oak Hall Rack, T oilet. Set, several
good Oak Bedsteads with Springs, several
Oak lAS{ Odd ~ Dressers and Washstan
Kitchen Safes, Pictures, Heating Stoves,
Oh Heaters, Cooking Stoves. Mating.
Center Tables, Chairs, Rockers, etc. 53a..3
AT u o'clock will sell a number of hand
some y New Carpets and several second.
hand Carpets. Sale pbsitive
THE gVALENTINE AUCTION co.
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AUCTION sALEs-Thrs Day.


z / will sell THIS DAY at 1880 a. M. at
my warerooms, Ala w. Broad Street, .
Square Pianos. 5 Oak and other Bedroom
Suits, Oak and Walnut Stdeboards. Oak
Dining Tables, Chairs. Rockers. Couches,
Norris Chairs. Oak Ch!ffoniers,B Odd Bed:
steads. Bureaus Washstands, s Drophead
and other Sewing Machines, Iron Beds
and Springs handsome MAntel and P1er
Mirrors, New Pictures, Rugs. Lace Cur
tains, Gas Range, Heating Stoves. eto; ;
also a lot OF other goods too mum erois to
mention. Ladies' invited ss5
\ GEO. ". OLIVER, Auctio neer.8
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WAVES EXAMINATION.
alvin Moore Goes to the
Hastings Court. a

In the Police Court yesterday morning Cal.
yin H. Moore. the young man who shot and
on the 13th. waived examination. and tho
case was certified to the Hastings Court
grand Jury for tho November term.
Moore was balled In the sum OF $1,000
with r. II. willians as surety et A
The Witnesses recognized besides tho officers
were Florence Moore, Edith Moore, Irene
Moore. Irene Redford w. A. Talley, James
Firth. u. H. Oliver and p. L. Moore. The
officers were =. ]. BEDFORD and ]. H.
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COURT HONORs MEMORY
( OF A NEGRO BISHOP
8fBy Associated Press

CHARLESTON S. c., October 90.
Cotirt Of Sessions ut Lancaste ter day
adjourned IN respect to the memory OF
the late Bishop Clinton, of the a. NJ J. F
zion Church,. negro whose ministry
dates back fifty years and who preached
when Is slave The motion was made by
the Oldest member OF the Lancaster bar
and tributes were paid by other members
and by Judge Watts, presiding.
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Killed Looping the 4 Gan.

ORANGE, N. J., October eo.-Information
reached this city that Tilden Badgely, OF
this city,. formerly we'll known as a local
boxer and later trick 'cyclIst was
Killed Monday in Canton. Ill., while &"looping
the gap' at the foot Of an Inclined plane.
gadgslys wheel did not ! have momentum UNI
( the edge OF a tank OF water below and
broke his skull, spine and both nrnls. #
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Root, Signs to Meet O'Brien.

III CHICAGO, October e0,--In hope of clinch-
Ing match between Jack Root and PhIladel-
phia Jack o'Brien, pr. Message, manager OF
the Blue Island Athletic Club, to-day offered
a purse OF $4,000 for a meeting between the
5rair In the next three or four weeks, The
offer was accepted by the local man, and
now the matter is up 10 O. Brien. Message
also agreed to let the men fight for sky
per cent. Of the house Il they do not want
TO battle for the purse He also declares he
offer stands for, ameetng between Root and
Ryan or o Bren and Ryan. n
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Chicago Races.

(By Associated Press)
CHICAGO. ILL, Oct. 2O-Results al
First race-hye and hair furongs-5
Ivan the Terrible d3 to y first, Sir Briller
&c to S, second. Ethel Day 600 to y
third. Time, 1:0 2-5
Second racc-seven furlongs-C
Woscy q to y first. Melster Singer (s5
to - second, Beautiful and Best Is to -
third. Time, lbs %.
Third rnce-pnc and an eighth miles.
Alpine selling stakes-Huzzah g to p
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BRADFORD FAIR.
A Magnificent Cattle Exhibit.
Homer Tanison Breaks His Leg.

Homer JamlSOn Breaks His Leg.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
EAST sRADFORD, VA. October 90
Between six and seven thousand people
were on the fair grounds to-day, the
crowd being the largest in the history
OF the association. Such a collection of
FLOODED cattle has never been seen be-
fore in Virginia. One Hereford bull
owned by Glen Graves, Of Indiana, cost
his owner $4,000. and the Worlds Fair
prize bull calf was purchased by S. w.
Anderson, at a cost of $1,000.
The races were fine. being very close
and as speedy MS any ever made on this
track. They follow:
Running race-fve-eighth mile heats;
purse. 500; dead heats,-First and second
money dividied between Ellie Shepherd,
owned by Jamison and Company, and
Ohio King, owned by Thomas Cheek, of
Wheeling, w. Va: third money to Little
Cita. owned by O. u, Jordan, Time, 1905.
Mixed trot and pace. free to all; a:25
or better; purse. sl5o-AIinnle Thompson,
owned by Jamison AMP Company, first,
OF Roanoke, second and Denmark third.
Time. 2:o2.
Running race-three-anarter mile heats;
purse, $l5O--Tle between Moors Volmes,
owned by w NJ. Bull, OF West Virginia.
and Cabin Boy, owned by j, p Bone of
White Gate; first and second money OIL
vIded between then1;Sthrd TO Lady CHS
well, owned by Mr.. Stone, OF Wytheville.
Time, 1915
The maiden race yesterday was won by
Lady Chlswell. Instead Of Lady May, as
reported, the latter being second.
Il In tho mixed 3trot and pace, W. NJ, Bos-
we'll and Homer Jamison locked wheels
and both were thrown, Boswell breaking
his leg,
The jumping contests were greatly en-
loved and Bohemian Gray, owned and
ridden by s. Heth, Jr., was the winner
In three contests, and a prlme fayorite
In the grand stand, In the contest for
Observation-Disclosures, Miss Pickett Heth's
Dorothy was second, and snap. owned by
Furney Hough, third.
Il In the high Jump contest sna p was sec
ond, and Punch, owned by Moncure, of
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, third.
In the last contest Snap Was second and
Dorothy third.
and driving contests, Colonel King Har-
man, o d Dublin. winning the prize for
best gentleman rider and Miss Lula Kelly,
OF saltVIlle, for best lady rider,
The haby show in front OF the grand
stand had many entries. and aroused much
interest,
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Horse Talk

The Roman, 200 H. has been retired at
sChlllicothc. Q. He paid his expenses by
winning $1,000 on the season at Philadelphia.
The closing OF the Jewctt covered track Will
force some Of the big stables to4train in the
South next winter. x
The New Orleans Jockey Club have COM
jpleted arrar gen1ents for an exhibition early
in December. BY Dan Patch against his mile
record. AS there will be harness as we'll as
running races the exhibition by Patch Is In
line with their plans.
Ruled out and distanced figured very con-
spcuously In the Lexington meeting. More
drivers saw the banner wave than at any
previous meeting on any circuit. great or
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DANCES BARRED.
Chancellor Issues Order, That
Balls Must be Stopped. 81

Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)
K SYRACUSE; N. Y. Oct. 20.-Chanceiiori
1amesI1R Day, of Syracuse University
served official notice to-day that no more
dances with which students are connected
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COURT SALE 4!
OF
BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING
Nos. 27O9 10 and 2711 East.
Main Street. 55s

IN execution OF a decree OF the Law and !.
Equity Of thecity Ins
Allen Scott, &C.. vs.. Fiorence c.. Scott
60. A we will as Special Com mis- ioners.S
thereby appointed sell by auction. upon pom.
;W WI, b YES: 18TH OF oCToBER,1so4.
ut q 80 % clock P. NJ, the property nuns
bored as above ~ si35 ~ aS Ssis8. ss
This property Is substantial and we'll
good Areturns on his Investment.
cash. balanceg,at5
6 and u months for notes, interest add,
ed, and title retained until all the &pur-@ h
chase money is paid and a conveyance 4
Is ordered by the conrt;8or all cash, at \
the option of the purchaser. ri
W. L. "a GAY, lt3S. Il 33a
3 81 81 DAVID MEADE WHITE,
.55.5 5 Special Commissioners.
[ hereby certify that the bond required
In the above stated decree Of y une 8,
1904 has been duly given. A;3 s3
F. T. WINSTON Clerk, a
Oct21-tds 4.s5 II 4; aid
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Vanderbilt Sends Horses Abroad

NEW YORK. October DIV Is. Yarder-l
5bilt has decided to send to France all Of the
mares that he purchased at the Whitney
sale OF horses at Madison Square Garden
last week. They will he shipped on Saturday.
These brood mares will be mated to his
OF tho turf events In France are restricted
TO horses foaled In that country his motive
Is obvious.
4 Vanderbilt races exclusively In that country.
now and as his horses have been winning
there for two years he wishes to increase tho
chances OF future success by adding to his
stud these valuable brood mares. There are
eight in the lot,
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National Association to Meet.

THE fourth annual meeting OF tho National
Association Of Professional Base-b Leagues
wills take place in the Victoria Hotel. New
thought that the question of radical change
In baseball rules. will be the one cause Of
lengthy discussion. z s5,s
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first, Ananlas % to p second, Agsic
Lewis e to y third. Time. ] is.
Fourth race-six furlongs---G old Enamel
K to y first. Gutter III TO - second,
Monte Ft2 to 81 third. Cine, 1:13 AS.
Fifth ce-n!le-Lady j ocelyn 40 to a
first. bAliss Crawford a to 81 second. Luz
ralighter Is to y third Time, 40 Up.
sixth racc-one and a quarter miles
Bard of Avon rs to y first. Lien Chance
6 to y second, Little Elkin q TO y
third. Time, 2:G3 ! =. -. i23
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pies. Lengths team is in a sad state and the
student body is much dIsheartened over the
outlook. K #
BOWLING TOURNAMENT.
Glass Blowers Again Defeat the
Strong Imperial Team.

The crack Glass Blowers team defeated
the 1mperials last night a the Crystal
Alleys before the largest crowd of the
season by the score of3 to Q. The Glass
Blowers repeated the same dose they give
the Imperiais last T.iu.saa,, light BY not
letting them score in either game. The
1nperials were at their mercy from be-
ginning to end. VI u. u s56...s
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Murphy Nav Box BoWker,

- ~ C-r"J ~
Tommy, Murphy, one Of the best boxers
OF his weight In America, Is likely to make
trip to England within few weeks and
prepare for a battle with Bowker, The Ma
3 tional Sporting Club. OF London. Is anxious
to bring the. pair together. and negotiations
are now under way toward the making Of
y the match, tl st2si H sf .
Before going abroad however, Murphy Will
engage In at least one more fight. that With
E"IIughey', NleCiovern. This city Will he the
scene of that contest, and 1t As likely to be de-
elded within the next two weeks
English Fighters Will Stay at
Home.
e8 NEW YORK. October 90 Joe Bnwker and
sJabez White VIII not como to America, They
declare Americana must 30 to England to
fight them. I3owker will Ignore Huxley
Nc1oyern's challenge. n NJ sss
3McCleary Fractured Collar Some,
SOUTH BRThLEHEM, IA, October ?o--
William McCleary, Of Germantown. the clever
guard On I.ehish's foot,ball eleven. fractured
tho game for. ,the balance ot the season
kHenta was also severely hurt ~ q /, serln'!nags
the addtions to Its already long list Of scrtp-
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Filly Sold for $4,000.
= LEXINGTON, KY, October 1s-TraIner
Sam Gilbert, acting for Hnde & Baker, Mill
brook stud, sold to-day to Pat Millet. Paris.
KY, the yearling bay filly by Charade. dam
Lineage. by Stone Hedge, for $780, This
youngster worked the most sensa tonal quarter