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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21
PERSONAL


L. V. Wolverton Of Mannsvillc was
here Sunday.
Misses Ethel and EfHe Huggin Of
Gainesville were guests of Ardmore
friends yesterday.
Miss Willie Fraser and brother,
Carl of Gainesville spent sunday in
the city among friends
Mrs. G.. w. stuart has departed for
Denver where she will spend the re.
mainder of the heated season.
James Wallace. with the Ardmore
Loan and Trust company return
ed from a weeks pleasant outing at
Duncan
Miss Minnie Fraser who has been
the guest of Miss Mamie Nisbett for
the past three weeks. has returned 20
her home at Gainesville
Wllio and May Rob .ts. who have
been visiting in sherman. hay, return.
ai home. They We're al.omYan. "a bv
their aunt. Mrs r s lrby and chill.
dr"n who viii visit here some time.
Lewis Mar-.oH Of Wyuurwool was
here today VISITING hi- parents Ho
states that th. people of Wynu,woai
are making rpara-iou- -o care f1.
10000 visitors next Saturday at th,
..g barbecue and picnic.
COL +. NJ. Fox and wife have Just ro
turned from pleasant -'ay az Sui
phur Spring- They drove across OBJ,
country and spent a day or two al
Turner Falls. which The colonel say.
is a delightful place and there ar,
some $50 pars0u- canned fhgro
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21
JAPAN HAS CONFERENCE
BARON KANEKO MAKES UNEX.
PECTED GALL ON PRESIDENT.
Visit Hurriedy Arranged--England
Believes Jspan's Demands Are
Moderate and She Should Not
Be Deprived Of Fruits.

oyster Bay, Aug 2i.-An uneNpect-
cd phase Of the peace negotiations de
yeloped today in the arrival here Of
Baron Kaneko, special representative
of the japanese government, for con
ference with President Roosevelt
The Baron visit is known TO have
been arranged hurriedly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21

The horse shares with woman the
gift of the greatest animate physical
beauty, and the classification does the
lady no discredit. As for man. his
partner in pulchrltude is away down
the line, probably a mule ana maybe
a burrO.--San Francisco can.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21
MURDERER PAYS PENALTY.
VIC ReIIeves HIm InnOeenl and W

wife Believes Him innocent and VIC
tim Of Cjrcumstantial Evidence.
ST. Louis Aug. 2l.-- Henry House
tack. convicted of the murder of his
fata.l-ulav. August RapstelL was
hanged here today Housetack main
tanned his innocence until the last and
his Wife. IN daughter &C the murder.
cd man. believes her husband the vic
tim of circlm -JanJial evidence. as no
witness to the murder was ever dis
covered. An indictment has also been
returned against Housetack. charging
him with the murder of his mother
eight years ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21

Local capitalists are talking of or
sanizing AN electric light company. If
100000 can oe raised Ingersoll will
soon be lighted at night with electric
ity. over half the money is already
subscribed and we believe the other
Is but the matter Of few days.-In.
aersOll Review. q
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21

julius Kahn has recently fni .her
his parlor in cherry effect and he has
the most ch aersul parlor in the city.
He has put in new electric fans. new
electric light fixtures. new furniture
And his ice cream and cold drinks are
Dejter lhan ever. 20-g
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21

The examining trial Of John North.
colt, charged with the murder Of A. J..
Stratton at Rayia last night, was con
cluded at Tishomingo this afternoon,
the defendant being bound to the
grand jury without bail
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21

United States District Attorney w
b. Johnson is stll in Washington and
there is considerable speculation as TO
his indefinite stay there. Develop-
ments in connection with his visit are
looked for.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21

Warsaw, Aug. PA general strike
has been proclaimed throughout Po-
land as a protest against disregard of
rights Of Poles in the scheme for rep.
resentation ar the national assembly.
Many trains on the Nistula railway
are left standing at intermediate sta
tons
Eighty socialists carrying arms, while
attempting to enter the city We're op-
posed by a detachment of Cuesacks.
Eight Of tn Socialists were killed and
IN others arrested.
Vichy France. Aug. 21.-Report cir
cllatci that on attempt had been made
ON the life of the Shah Of Persia i'
denied
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21

Miss Flanikon has been studying
with Louis Rischar Of Chicago. making
special study of The work to- De
given pupils This season in violin and
orches'ration Glass opens Sept. 4th.
Studio phone, 4sG. cot
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21

When You have once tried my shop
on job Of pressing you will not be
satisfied with work done at any other
place. We 10 the work that satisfies.
-u-3 CARL ID. DAVIS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21

George Dashner has purchased a
very fine driver from VIM. c.. w. Yer
nor The price paid was $325. Mr..
Nenor regretted TO separate from the
team but Mrs. Dashner's price proved
10 be q little 100 tomptIng.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21
Lady Msccabees.

There will be special meeting of
Lady Maccabees on Wednesday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock prompt. Every
member will be expected to be present.
BY order LADY COMMANDER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21

As a safeguard every family should
nave a reliable clinical or fever
thermometer. We have guaranteed
ones, from 75c TO $3.50.
20 +. J. RAMSEY. Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21
Bibi for Y. M, c. d.

Our young people have spared no
work 70 make Bib one Of the most
'd iightful amateur entertainments
ever given in Ardmore. VIII be al
opera house thursday, Aug. "a. 20
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21

We know Just how TO mix a popular
lemonade When you have tried one
you will not be pleased with lemon.
ades made elsewhere.
20-2 JULIUS KAHN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21

We offer reduction of 20 per cent
on all our low cut shoes for women.
except The Wickcrt & Gardner brand.
20tf J. Z. HAMILTON & co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21

Miss Birdie Riggs Of Paris, Texas.
has accepted a position with West
heimer & Daube. Miss Riggs has en-
tered upon the discharp eof her duties.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21
The Last word.

Does your wife insist on having the
last wordf" said the man who asks inn
pertinent questions.
certainly not" answered Mr.. Meek
ton. she doesn't have 10 Insist
Washington Star.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21

A. c. Young has returned from a
furniture purchasing trip TO Chicago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21

J.. 7. Anderson, who has just return
e3 from a country trip. states that
there has been some Improvement in
the cotton situation during the past
few DAYS. He stated that in some sec
uons of the country The boil worms
have been doing great damage and
that he believes that conditions will
improve.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21

Money loaned at per cent on in.
termarried surplus and city property.
lS-tf WAI-COTT d MUIKEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21

}. Q. Meeks brought he Ardmoraite
number of fine tomatoes this morn
ing for which the paper is thankful
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21

Men who Top TO review their bene-
fits get a good porylew of coming
blessings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Mullens,
Ninth and Washington streets, a
daughter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-21

LOST OR STRAYED-A SOW with
white spots Notify Virgil Lal-
drum. 2l-2
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SENECA
SINKS A LIGHTER.
Incoming Liner Rams Boat Loaded
with Cocoa Beans In But
temilk Channel.

rhs stsamship Seneca, Of the ward
To-, ran down and sank the tWo-mastsd
1lsbter Alpha IN Butternilk Channel 10.
~. The Seneca, coming IN from Ha-
ysna, was bound for her pier, heading
north a q moderate speed.
The Alpha was on her starboard tack.
pointing south, when The big vessel APP
proscae5 Aer IN the opposite direction.
Q<pt Curtis, Of the Seneca, had pre-
pared 70 give her a Wide berth had
De held 70 The starboard tack. but the
sk,pper Of he lighter threw HE helm
around and swung over on the port tack
right under ths bows Of the steamship,
<coordins 20 tho report OF the disaster,
1hs lighter wa heavily IadeD with
oqcce beans. and wnep the steel PROV
"a M Seneca smashed a great hole 10
1eF eide she sank Ike q stone. Tho
oreN % two on the lighter saved them
1&Itee by climbing up ladders that were
&V<tre4 % Them from tho Seneca
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IN OROVES
AT MORRIS PARK
Bookmakers Have Lively
Time Taking Bets on the
Jumping Events.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

MORRIS PARK, n Y, Oct. &.-The
third ana final days racing OF the meet
d. "a ,,na.r ~. a,.n,o.. q, ,ha
ing heid noe the auspices OF tne
United Hunts Racing Association was
held here this afternoon and attracted
another large crowd OF the followers
Of ,~teenlech,se event. Society as usnai
.,.nSs Na 49," ..A
.s,"eo v m groves 70 witness .ne
races and long before the time stated
for the horses 10 no 10 the most In the
ars, sv.n, ,na vsrnss wa,, ana
~, 80 ~ $3.50 -. "as
Ht.n 'ns shee W he rvur fiunuiso'
while quite a crowd occupied the chairs
cut on the lawn.
The oara o,tsr.a ,or 40 -. I'M.
oA'u ohersu LOT 'o-ony was 'ne
pest mat the association has produced
since the meeting started.
II was maze 10 OF live steeplechase
events and one nat nAce, Owing 10 tine
large crowd the bookmakers did rueh-
ing BUSINESS. The great success which
yns meet,nE lss turned out e Ss look,
sss'E. ,Sd ~ " bsISr v.nsr m abs o.
unn snnr use ~ IN Wv ~ '"'"oss
When the saddling bell rang for the
opening event. which was the HuntcAp
Handicap steeplechase for Hunters,
there was more people present than
there was on the previous W racing
days.
summary
FIRST RACE-Ths Hunt Cup Hand
cap, Ste~cpleeltase fhr hunters; about
three and a half mties-knight OF
Elway, l4S (Jackson 10 70 10 n out
]; Gen. D Arine, III GrantlaEdl u . 70
. and out. q PURE Ppepper 100 grlnne-
gam, 10 n out g. only three s'artefs
NO lime iaken'
SECOND RAcE-Ihe oreIss County
nnnt S,eepieSns rw Hhou, so,,r
msy Iirov psnk rs MI p Ivansl'
1, y 20 3 . a. I TIusS M, t,ss ~,
t,tzseralp' X siirsh o',. tS y,mnxr;
Atkinsohl; ~, 10 Also 'ssMn.S.o"
Wnns' BBali9ru, Vwn,ssa = Infni,.a
LhifsD hhOL-ihs ores. NJ
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W MEN KILLED BY
GAS In BROOKLYN.
William Reilly, His Wife and Child,
Also Overcome, and Taken to
Hospital.

Two men are dead and a man. wife
and infant child are suffering as the
result Of two widely separated gas ac-
aldents In brooklyn.
James Mcdonald, thirty-hve years old
a junkman. and Peter Flood. twenty
I'VE, a laborer, we're found overcome In
a furnished room at No. 1875 Atlantic
avenue. John Mccarthy, who smelled
the gas to-day, could not force the
door, and climbed the front OF the
house TO the second hoor window. where
ne found the men unconscious. They
died before an ambulance from 81.
Mafy's Hospital arrived.
William belly, twsnty-cight years old,
has wife, Annie. twenty-five, and hls
three months Infant. Sylvester, were
overcome at their home. No. IA Wyoth
avenue, The man and woman were
taken to the Williamsburg Hospital
Reilly left the gas burning last night and
the wind blew II out.
The evening world., 1905-10-28
FOOTBALL TEAMS TO
PLAY FOR CLUB NAIVE.

There is a merry wal OF now between
the champion Knickerbocker Football
Club, which won the pennant Of droa.er
New York last season, and the spllt-Or
Club, describing itself as tie Knie.er-
booker team. They have grounds az
two places, and each OF the rivals bas
a game scheduled for Sunday afternoon.
The Champion KnickerhocfsTs play on
Ontario Field. One Hundred ana Forty
ninth street and Eighth venus, the
same place In which they played last
season Lynn Sweet, tho old Bucknsil
star, who is the captain and coach Of
the champion KninksFbockers, In order,
to settle, once n Tor all, - Z, which
club IL really entitled I, the name
"kniekerboeksr," issued 70 day the foil
lowing challenger -
Il agree to post $3.50 for a same with
tho. 0thor Knickerb0cker cialn,Hnfe'
which team IA not the real Knicker.
hooker team, and | will lei the men
under me settle the matter declsjvely.
We VIII be glad 10 play them either
on our field or theirs and Will arrange
ne s.ms as loon az they have posted
rho champion Knlceerbockep play
Tomorrow on Ontario Field with the
strong Governors Island eleven. Tba
gama will be preceded BY q game Of
seeker football beiween the This les and
the BROOKLYN celtlcs. The mt gam
VIII begin az $50 p NJ
The evening world., 1905-10-28
Harvard ssoros First Hail.
SECOND HALE.

Harvard repeated the touchdown In
the beginning Of the second half.
Brown had kicked over the goal line
and burr plnted out 10 the torty-yard
line, Schwartz for Bpown made "a
yeidi, and then Adams punted 20 the
twelve. Harvard took the ball IN short
gteady. galns me length Of the feh and
caught the Nck4out. Brown kloked on
again Harvard could not gain and
hicAted 70 Browns f-yard line, BrowA
made steady gains for 81 yards. was
penailzed and Kicked over the goal line.
Htryard licked hack, Brown was pen
alfred for holding and kioked poorly.
Starr caught the ball and made IS yards
on tho return, Time was called with
the bah In Harvard's hands In the
centre OF the heid- Score, Harvard mi
Brown, o,
The evening world., 1905-10-28
Princeton Defeats Columbia, Yale Wins From
West Point, Harvard Scores Over Brown,
and Pennsylvania Beats Indians by
Small To.al.

e-osumbia,s 2o.yard line. on two tries
erTormlck put the ball TO the l0-ysrd
Ina making II hfst down. Cooney
,sent Through Brown for two yards,
ns,ib went through Duden Tor three
vnris and Mccormick made one more
farrl1ns the ball 70 The 2-yard iine'
Couldn't Stop cooney.
On the next play Mccormick went
fhro,,rh n big hoe, IN C~cluanbla's right
wing made BY Cooney, for . touchdown.
Scofe-Prlnceton, 9; Columbia, 0. Cooley
McIed goai' score-Prines'on' q go
r~oI,sssssa. made the earnest kind Of q
snKht to stop this touchdown, but could
not stand on the PUSHES Of Cooney.
Douovan kicked on for Columbia 10
Mccormick, who came back ten yards
Bard punted to rrinceton'e fDrty.f1ye
ward line, where Carter caught the bail.
Fisher made 4 yard through a. Dim ,hs
snme spot. Helmrioh was thrown tack
on the next play FOR the loss Of Q yard:
COLLINS replaced Donovan. HIS hrst
play was a uuartee run on which ne
failed 70 gain. Fowler went IN for
Fisher at left end Carter nunsed 60
seyen-yard line. On a quarter back run
n Dillon made fifteen wards and was
forced out OF bounds by Enos.
on the next try Daub went around
En0s's end for twenty-five yards On
The next try Mccormick made fifteen
more around Fowler, butting the ball
on Colurl,ia's thirty-hve-yard line
Daub made fifteen more around Enos.
Hard made Ave more on the next try'
taking the ball % Coluuibta's twenty
yard line, Cooney made four more
fhrough Brown. Daub~ - ide II hrst
down Daub made two o between
Duden and Ross.
Mccormick Goes Over Again
Mccormick IN the next play went
through big hole between Duden =
Ross Tor l touchdown. Score; Vince
ton, ID; Columbia, O Cooney kicked
coal. Scors; Prrcetpn, nj Columbia, o.
Mum went In for bard, Carter
kicted OF for Columbia 10 Mum, who
came hack twenty-five yards. NC
Cormlok was taken out and WIletts put
IN. Princeton kicked 70 Collins VINO
WA Aowned In his tracks. Collins tried
a quarter back run but failed.
On a try for a kick BY Carter the pail
was called back and Princeton penallsed
Eve yards for 0ffzlde play.
TDuAen mace three Yards through Prl-
lIDr. CGlumbio was oHEtde and wa
nenalized Ave yards. O'Brlen replacc1
Tookor, On a fake kick Carter made
ten yards. The game ended, with ,tle
hall On Princoton's ffty-yard line and IN
Columbiais possession. Finei score
Columbia. 0, Princeton. u,
The evening world., 1905-10-28

psc. to soon Ioll, q hons ana hoP. .sglfs
at e's pins with jimmy Smith Of BROOKLYN
Charley Star, the former bowling cham
nlon Of Greater New fork, has soEe .lpto
seen on the alleys.
nplly, cordss. one Of tn. few 300
record .s y S% q e S crsdia.d i'as K: s s%'
ss: W. nS t sSpp liS &. "a. a @sas % s.
tsir sll.ys two Years ago by cof0ss, Wolff
or. sss rhil,si s eait, i9s rom ni A%pel ga
seor, az the bowling rule, fsauTs. d.
l%sssion ' iaS VIII ..s . yt Il iss. 'F''l' tao
Joannr Nelson, Of The Universal Ailsys.
ssms with Jinrny snlth fr n. oS.%psona
shn u Brooklyn
Who holds the juvenile ehamp,on~hip Of
pfse,sr New YorSl. .GeorN Prnenkls Ca5l
BrOoEIsn. who dsEss;sd frssniIe, 'esis,nSs'
tMs PEG, Dainss 40 beat HmAtA
W. ne only time pslnss ss.f IA Y
',frel,'' Pep" thinks rrasnsls ought 10
give him TIA 'royey
The new automatic pin setter 10 b>ln<
largely ad1vted N match gsfnaa By ~
use bowlers AZ The Grand Csfnrl Isys
were recently enabled 70 roll eight gamss
IN thirty dive minutes TIE pin sstter viii
pvf up TIE pins as fast a. ths bowisrE
can roll the ''ris:: an! sn.''-tvo balls
oersoul and spiDslIo will roll a msssA
against Young and Erdmanp a the
arand csntrai Alleys bel" fsc- In ssvsn
In ne Greater New York teurnamsnt a.
the Brooklyn Palace alleys the Nstropoi-
itsns after quitting up the good score q
900, we're Defeated by the uniyervalR-loQ.
anssolE. of the untvsrsals, pat up Tie i<fh
tourney score Of a,s' T.in.snh0ff sVlisd IA
Horsn. oorcoran. wassenfus ana B,css.
field are .srrsnFng . duck MN match 81
Thsy are among the best roiiers In Brcsas
lyn at this game.
New york will send q isrrer -dszss.son
Of bowlers TO the Louisville tonrnem<uf than
% n Of me Nsticnsl events hold M
yesr.
ss1ndrsd and Forty.thf ssrsst snd qfira
avenue Monday e~!eniss
Tbers sre ssid to be 1000 siiew IN orsstsr
New York and more than 10000 towisrs
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NOTES OF THE ALLEYS.

Eus1s. are being received for ,ssss O..
t Sns woe. XII" " sas:%S:r.
cA.a.. s.sr M the custom-Hopse
Lessps has made the sish ':Gf, q u To
ve.aI silsys brooklyn. the competition
cicsIns ~TSars-siyins Day.
Charles Frssnkis and Charles Csfstens
rolled q match gang lag, nisst e. 'f Former
Einnlns and also rolling the hsa sore ~
40, dsorgs Ffsenhle r csTs,sns wnn
same ALLEYS nsv. wesn''esy evening
s,.rxooa. az the Meta" holds the high
Individual average Of rs for dI Eamss IN
the Brooklyn Grand Central t~ouYnAment
Pringls has an average OF 21s for sx
nAmss In the same togrn~y.
Fred Long, one Of the star d1ck-pa
shooter Of brooklyn, has been rplling a
great zane at the Columbia Alleys on the
Bowery. where he is soon 70 race a match
ume with George frsenhs frnenkie en-
The evening world., 1905-10-28
Betting SHOWS A
BOOST FOR HEARST
Estimate Of His Vote sGrow-
ing Higher--Slump in
the Odds on Jerome.

The only change Of moment In the
betting situation on the curb as re-
yealed by the opening prices to-day
was favorable to william Randolph
Hearst. Even money was offered that
he will poll $4,000 votes.
A week ago many bets were made
that the Hearst vote would not exceed
loo,Oo. The allowance has been In
creased day by day. Yesterday betters
conceded him $4,000, but could find little
money to back the opinion that he
would not receive that many.
Even money Is offered upon the cleo
zion Of Jerome and 3 to I that McClel-
Ian will be elected, At the close OF the
MARKET last night Jerome was favorite
oyer ali candidates for DistrIct-Attorney
al 10 to 4, 80 that tho change to-day is
slightly against him.
The evening world., 1905-10-28
SECOND HALF.

After Bsavem Kicked OF over the
Yale goal line Yale punted out from
her own tWeuty.hve-yard line, whore
Carey fumbled and Torney recslyfd the
ball on the Army's thirty-n i've yard lirs
a freak kick gained no.hfnT. Beav ~
went through Bigelow's tor ten yards.
The Army could not gain, and kicked
Yale. Prom the thirty.hvs-yafdH are
Yale steadily hammered through until
they had landed the ball on the Army's
.nfteen-yard line. The Army took ire
bsli here on downs, and Beavers, after
failing 70 rain. tried a fake kick hut
was thrown behind ths line BY Gheylin
for a safety. Hcore-Yaie, 81 Army. 0.
Yale started another ATTACK after Inc
kick-on which never stopped until they
had carried the ball 10 IN Army's nvs-
ward ilne. where yeeder went ovr ard
kfcked goal. H~oore-aie, IL, Army, o.
Beavers here gave wav 70 Trrney,
VINO Kicked on. and yals WITH s-ev-
lin and Ys.der, osrried the ball for
ward 70 their ~hfty-yard line. Three
more PLAYS brought " N uaA teu-yafd
line. whore Army hlsld Yale for downs
From me nttesn-ysrd ina Tornsy
punted 20 Jones IN midhed, VINO mado
n beaptifui run throurh tho West
Point team Tor a ~touchdo~n. There
Tnpp rcored mo goal s~oore-Yals,
20. Army. D THE sanpr ended a MIN.
me Afterwards MN she bail N Arnys
pn~sesrion IN mldheid. Final seors-
Tale. 20. Army. o.
The evening world., 1905-10-28
FIRST HALF.

WEST rOINT n v oo, % Wi.
came here to-day 10 retr,svs :, no.,,h,s
the defeat At the hands OF the Army
last year, They came prepared to also
make themselves. heard, for t,llv ,hyse
bundrad rrA.rsrad,.,.. --s
mn" eaeh armed
with a megaphone, arrived shortly after
the team.
An IN. r.n.o.
NJ ."e fsnroaus ana river Dosts ran
specials TO West Point and the old
academy presented n gala sn-asaranc.
a, ,ha 80. epp'""'e
.ns teap's iseso esen other,
West Point VS. more than ordinarily
anxious 10 win the same o-d.y 10.
,bis wo,,ia - - ' ~.
~, "Vuiu " paiW 10 the sting or
their defeat at the hands Of the Viz
ginia Polytechnic Instl,nte "a,
weeks ago. The hest thai IN len
bring forth IA m tha gana Sa.'
and they are In much ha7tan svuay
than last week wben thev svn1't3n
Crimson almost 10 a stshdstIli Ths
S SsSdly ": sOy yhr Slas 'S and and there yss
aSvsntass sny "'nn 10 give either side
"Wsnvhuh u
Msny niEn army and navy oficials
were spectators.
Yale Scores In One Minu,.
wi ~ """''e
sts'e d scoring , : iR w one minutes play ats
kick offered ana Yale got amoi hsu 'n :
The evening world., 1905-10-28
BOWLING GAMES TONIGHT

Universal fail tournament, Univsr-
sal Alleys, Brooklyn Sylvan, Boz.
ougl Palace, GRIND Central,
National Proyldent Union, unlyor-
sal Alleys-FoFt Greene, Anaranth,
Concord, e.
Customs House League, Universal
Alless-Twenty-four teams.