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Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24
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BUSINESS and LOCAL
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Runabouts and vehicles of all de scriptons, the good kind, at Brophy Carriage Repository at Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24
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 Architects, Builders.

Experienced contractors and } superintendents in building } dwellings. depots, mill plants, } elevators and jobbsng general D ly. Plans drawn. Specifca- tions written. Business solicit
 } ed in Bisbee aud near places. , Douglas, Arizona. P. o. Box s14, Phone 133.
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24

A tooth brush that will get into the crannies and c-evices of your teeth One that does not shed it's bristles in hard use. 25c to 75c. Bisbee Drug Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24

Go to Naquin & Co, or you'll be sorry.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24

We'll rent you property. Edwards & Wren.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24

English Kitchen for quick service for the best in the market.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24

Louie Ferber returned yesterday from a business trip to Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24
COAL, 21o.

HOTEL NOBLES-Tse beat iD Tombstone for the travelling man Large and cool rooms. Jas. Heron. Prop.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24

Lunch buckets for miners filled with Jpecial care. W'hitehead's Restaurant.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24

Naquin & Co. are the housekeepers' friend.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24

Naquin 6 Go. sell the cheapest.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24

continuance. the order for which must be entered by the trustee.
 JOHN s. TAYLOR,
 Mayor and Trustee.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-4 houses, good location, Brewery Avenue. Inquire Mrs. Ben Sand.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24

FOR sALE-Fine s350 hat for s1.50
 at Schwob's place.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24

WANTED-Girl to do light housekeep ing for family of two. Inquire 241 Brewery Gulch, or address Box 56 Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24

WANT TO RENT-Furnished or part ly furnished four or five rooms, cen trally located. Box 570.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24

WANTED-To do your typewriting, mimeographing and manifolding
 work in the best style. J. L. Olson.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24

first publication. Jan. 2. 1905.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24

THREE FURNISHED ROOMS For housekeeping near Review office Inquire at this office.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24

CHAs. R. HOWE. Clerk
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24

FOR sALE-Meal tickets, and save money, at the English Kitchen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-25

eusar Gureb G@txtex - grss Daalttds :
1870 gfuab ID: IL RfsxS l3te; 10-l2
qtanb 1sf; Smette NuaIstdt sole $futb
12Ac ; Ii ah1nb 124e : u Hfsub 123s ; 10
RmnD late
GoIifUrnii@e SNtniea-s BID 8 gfaxb BIC:
9 bis IL 9fpno Be.
6@uItern-GnsI. Gureb, Is bH 30 Bfuxe
tn Dur@idnit, sie; Is Htuns DurGfSniti.
Sc, 10 bis IL 9suna Ste.
1ribRa6sS ped-SIGrer gasiii9 6ureb 17}e
a.wdbIter Suear Gwreb l74c, s-7 Ytuzb 10,
Dar&i&nitt 16e; 8 be Q Riwxs tra Turps
IGnitt 143s; 10 bs 10 Rtaxo tH Dur9f9mtt!
lSIe: 8 4fanb tn Dur9i@xtH. iGraaI. l2}e.
8 4fuab IN Dur&i&mit. i&unai. lS2e.
Sped-RIare eestem, 30 BID 20 Rfunb TN
Sur@i@mitt, l0ie; alars esttes. 20 BID 30
4iunb. l13e: alare Bellies. s. ID 90 Rfnth.
Zoe; Is BIB 20 4fb., lois; II bB 10 Pfunb.
l2e; RIare StRdsx, 9 ID 90 Rfub. l0le;
SUDDEN IL BID 16 4fsab lille; xIass vtadea .
bA Q RfaRb. 7Ke
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-25

Srtf&es MtnbFei@-NeEIiSe Gtiers - 6i
Sc; biefise etisre 74-Ss; bkfee sinon
$50 Bis ZOO gtunb &c; ntetae 4ibs 400
bis $50 Bfuab 54t 3ibe $50 BE go EfuaS
SIC; etier gorserpierts Sc, gt.er ctmtsr'
psertcI lie, Sinh StxttruerteI g., Rsns
gorberpisrteI &c. Rub Bcrtersiertei 4sc, Sub
S!ntsrbierteI 7c.
5riiGes EaIbFsi&-RdIbss 10e. etsfss'
pierteI 1910, SorbsrpterteI 73e.
Sriftes S&aiHeii4 - 2draraer per Rfaxb
lie ; e9afe SIC; SGsassI l8s; 3a6s tara
1Sc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-25
Mngrifft gfgrn @raf &ittt.
Sas reidbaltige Yeninhn bes lrellen benti6en
&eidstages.
GnaGide Cabinets arie. - Hebeniom in 9enfd OfafrHa. - gSeaimhider
Smna Ns Sapag. -Sramernbe GIGubiger- Meuterei
in Der Nfanoidnri.

naIem @ebiet erinnsrt. 3uslei9 aber
geben biele 8ldtter ibrer @enugtbuuna
oartber ausorud. baB felt tursern Elm
frii&erer Suftsug bur9 Seuti9lanb's
pOlitii&es 2eben ftrei&e, Der bic Sinne
fur cine gr0bere GufaRung Der ma.
tionalen pHi9ten fdrfe. Siele bsmer-
fensmertbe Sbatia9s tpirb In erifer 0i=
nie auf bes 3aiiers &eoen In DRESDEN
uno anldbli9 Der gntbillung bes
Woltfe.S enfmals auriidgefibrt. bic tpie
elm rsinieenbes @etpitter setpirtt unb
oas 8ewubHein Der sisenen 8raft ges
feifigt baben.
&ebelIen n Deutf9sOR T.
arita.
8erIin, "a. Sob. Wa4 uei-
terer Weloungsn bes @ouDerneurs Don
Seut.O iafrita. Waiors @raf aoolf
bon @6ben, srifen bic singeborensl
M%ufrtibrer In ben Watumbi : Bergen
ein befefigies 2ager NIT srobsm In.
9eftim an. EROS ibrer gewaltigen
numsrii4sn l1sbsrmadt, tpurben fe
aber nit blutissn R6pfen absewieien.
Sic Derluffe Der @ebsIen trarsn bebeu=
teno, udbrenb bic Sruppet auf beut=
f@er Seite perbdltnibmdBis iebr ueni9
litten. Ser 8ouberneur fonfatirt.
oaB Der @eiunobeits3ufano Der tpeibsn
Wit9lieber Der Expedition. tpsl9s in
ben Watumbi . Bergen upsrirt, Elm ;us
friebenfelenber lit.
Ingeidts Der ertlsdli9en grfolge,
mel9e 8raf @6B.n in ben lebten Wo.
den bat meloen f6nnsn. 3~tpeifelt man
bier ni&t mebr baran, oaB bic Auf-
fanbs=8 eueguns in 9euti9.O fafrita
in abiebbarer 3eit ~boafdnbis unter,
ortidt tetrt tutr0.
befeIIt neusS e.
geIpa4 n ben Ser.
g Staten.
Berlin, "a. Sob. gs psrlaute
auf bas Bsfimmteffs, baB 4aiier WiI=
belm BET Watbaniel 9erresbof in Bri.
ftol, Mains, cine nsus Sssslpadt be-
felt Eat.
s. apag' n efinbi9er
Stenf Il.
Samburg, "a. Nop. Ra9oem
bic ,Sambure=M merifa- 2inie" mebrere
gr6Bere S9ife in ben peftinoii9en
DENT einsefteIt bat. 1T He bort mad
benz Safarbalten biefger Sa9treiie Der
v@opal Wail Steamfbip Company"
polffdnbie eetpa9ien unb es pirb Elm
lebb 2Onturren3tampf %eruartet.
@ Idubig er H.
Stettin, "a. Mob. Inter Mits
nabme elmer bsbeutenben BaarIumme
unb 6interlaHun 3ablofer t~rauernoer
8ldubiger 1T Der 9aufmann gilbert
Steigsrt1alo Deridwunoen. Ser Nus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-25

SubtanapsIis 3aHees4refs
eerobnI. Biz gutter 10-12e; srtna BIB q %
uatlter 14-16e ; Sanw 82S-8se, OoIbss
De1ow 10 BIS 22e. Sa,a 2s-S2e.
Sn 8adetsx:
Hsioia $l4.25. 2tom $1t.25, Seriet ZIG Is;
Saraeas Sl4.26, Diumortby S1e 90, Dus6
Sara 8IenS $3.50, eIinas Saba gIens,
$14'25, Duriea $It.26.
SHder-Domtnoes 1895; gtad.udss 8 27
puIperifrter Site; XXX puIpertNxt9 8 29s,
fetner sronultrter 4.81e; Cubes 5.32e: Sons
iectiomers' IA. q; yibsemooS Z 4.s7s; ltos
MTG u 4.57e; empire IA. &c; SbsaI srtss
ooISe1 8 4.4-e; Btabfor ostra 8 4,42si
@issepocb 6 l.3ae: seIber 9 safe; 10 gel
bsr SO
eiRs-WaA Ao er. Tsa). Sal. Gle ~
0aGone.
BidIs-24OO tn Sas SO: loo tn 8as
%; 1900 TN aaIbfab $500; 200 tn Tsb
$3.50.
etdrfe-pearI. 8te. GbauzYtox 0Iut. 1 xxt
8 Rfaab $adete 8. 2orx. l BIB. Ya6sts,
4X-6}e.
0anbp-7r etansen esrri9t &C. Sos
Ger semti@t &c; Banner znta &c; 6reax
8onbons 10c; Ns. Q Cream eeusf@t g.
0etro6nete 5rA&te-Aepfd. On ber eosxs
setrodnst, &c; Sobanmesbesrex T Dts Tvs;
9aron 18e BIB 14e; 9ofxex. 9 groun, peg
Tfanb, &c, 8 Grow. 7}c, ( gromx TIC jaas
u~.enfreie tbiB Sc. California Hh,scateI Tvs;
Guiana 7ie, tmpsrttrte SuItaxa lie BIZ lle
California 2priioien Sc bts I2e.
8ess-&aroIina, Ropf, 4t--6}e, SaYux 81
-6}e, sebro&ener. 3--4e.
MHe-SrasiI nea &c bts 10e; StIbsrts lie
NanbeIn IA; wei$i&aItse HasbsIx lie
Serbian RanbeIm 16e; Beaxrts &c ta 6ss
aer6fete 7c Bis &c: GuoItf&e RqlxffTs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-25

xtrnotbp-8ertamfsprette: SIC. 00-11.0 o
Rice - gertaufspreiie: 50 00-<s.O0
DeIiGforn - Reriaufsureife: 10 sa0 bsz
nuaIttdt. 81 bis 60c Neues 48-4Sc.
&@fr--eei&dIt 3s-84s; rN ben Ee9rez
N.00-$8.00 pei 7onne. Neuer 30-f4,
~etrob-pretie. ie mad benz 0rSS. w eas
len, &.00-$8.O0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-25
6aMereteuS

Rotber &leeiamen So .2b-s.b0.
gmsli&er 3Ieeiamen $3.50.
gIibfe RIeefamen $~.e0O-8.5O
sIfaIfa 8Ieefamen Sc. 26-S.o0.
8eiber &lesiamea $500.
@ewdbIter Timotbb $1.s0-I.So.
Sroindrer bis gutter Ttmotbp 81. b0-I.7B.
Sanep aentmdp gIausros sl.50-L.5s.
BIausras in @baf Soc.
@nsIii&eS gIausras $l.45.
Or@arb @ras l.70-1.e0.
&eb Top IN Gbaff 75c-$1.lo.
8afer Sorn 75e-$l.O0.
Timber 3uaerrobr Garten S1.O0-l.25.
@eiber Saferiamen 40c
Sriibiabrs @erfe $1.25.
@eibes unb seIbes Born 81.
%eo Sob gnfiIase s1.10-1.25.
Som Seas $i.76.
Yiuet $1.20 bis $1.86.
Sribiabrss0e 81 {.
SetsruiebeI, weibe, geIbe uno rotte $3.50
,er 1uiheI.
Sib : 2artofeI, 9eIbe Serieb, Bermuda,
JeIbe gianiernono uftb iibli@e Queen $50 Der
Sab; rOtbe Ranientsnb $2.75; 8raFIiaxiGe
$50.
SartofeIn, friibe 8 Do&en zoe per Buffet:
Dbio 65c per Bui1eI; fribe Roie Soc Der
friibe Btrbanf SOC per BuibeI; ride
,ebron 45c per BuibeI; TiiraI Reu gori unb
5reen Nountain 40c per gufbeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-25

fSrUWte Uuo
Tri4ts.
gepfeI-@ute ao4dpfeI s2.0)N3.b0 per
Sab.
8anamen 81. $1,000; iIeine sl-s1.6e.
Gitronen s.. $1,000 Der Rife.
Oransen - $500 per Rite.
Srouben lee Bis 18c per Rorb.
girnen 7,c-$1.2S per 8uibeI.
Gemaie.
Wotbe Riben 25e per Dutenb Bun&es.
California GeIerp e6c-Sl.W per Snn4.
Opfer gIant 16c per Dutenh.
Rraut - 76c-$l.2s per Sat.
BlumentobI $1.51 per Dutenb.
&orn &C per Susenb.
@rrfen "A c Der Dutenb.
saIat SOC per BuibeI.
BeterfIie 15c per Daa&enb HuH&es.
RartoFeIn - 65c TIC per 8uibel.
SiSfartcffeIn - girsinia $1.75; Seriep
$i.aO-$4.00 per SOB.
4uiebeIn - 4otbe unb piebe $'.36 per
bunbert Bfunb f; Spanii8e SwiebeIn sl.oo
per &iite.
Rabieie loo per Dutenh.
Spinat -75c per Sat.
tomatoes So per SuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-25

reiBer, Der f9 Bis Dor gan3 furaer 3eit
Der allsemeinen N@tuns uno bes uns
umf9rdnftsn 2reeits erfreute, befinbet
id wabri9einIi9 auf benz Wsgs nod
Mmerita. Sn feiner Yegleitune be-
finoet f6 bic Satin zines Mrates. bic
ibren @atten uno bier tlsine 4inber i'm
Slide aslafen bat. Die S&uloen beg
Gur9brennsrs bslaufsn fid auf nabesu
anbertbalb Wilionen Wart nnb er fol
f9 In mehrsrel 5daen Der We&iel.
fdli9uns i9ulois ssma9t baben.
@roBbritannien.
@nsGi9e Or ferfrifis
2onbon, "a. Wop. Warqufs
BON londonderry bat ale 3meifel oar-
iber eebobsn, bob sr uirfIi4 refgnirte.
8alfour III nod 2onoon aereif, UNI
NIT 2bnis gbuurb gu beratben. Man
slaubt baber, baB premierminifter
8aIfour unb feline 9ollsaen nod ni&t
felt entf9lofen fino 9onoonoerrp's
8eiipiel 3u fOlsen.
Die IIotte Der MIIiirten.
2pnbor, 25. Nop. Die 2om=
manicure Der b~erbtinbeten Glotte i'm
pinaeus bielten cine 9onferens auf benz
6ffer. 9reuaer st. George ab.
Bon Ntben miro semelbst. bab 3uei
ruffifde S&iTe fi@ Der GIOtte 5use-
ie0ten, baB Deuti&lanb aber feline Mn-
falten trift f9 an Der Semonifratiun
su bstbeiligsn.
Ser SerenteffeIi in
8aIfa n.
@ien. "a. Sob. Marmirenhs
@srtdts bleibsn bier bebarrli& i'm
umlauf, baB bic BaItanffaaten bic
Verlegerhett Der Shrtet beluBen rer=
ben, UNI einen al9emeinen Mnsrif auf
ibret alten Seinb su oreanifren.
Seterrei@ 'nnsarn.
8 / n ebung bcr . t.
den I'm 2anbtag
BON & q n.
@ten, "a. Sob. Wie aus 2ai=
bp9 t~eIsSrapbiia 9emeloet miro. bat
Der 2anbtag beg offerreiaifdsn 9ron-
lambs Brain bsi9loKsn, bab bic pros
totole ii5er Die 0erbanolunsen Der
26rperidaft fortan nusf6liebli9 in
flapsnii4er Spra4e ab9efabt peroen
ioQen.
Der @robgrunobefb, tpslder i'm
2anotag our9 aebn Abseuronste bsrs
treten 1T, bat aegen bic 8ersewalti-
gung Der Seutid,n, Die fia in iener
gsfdlubnabms tunotbut, prOtet er-
boben.
Sperre gegen Sur9u B +
BON g d t n.
Wien, "a. Sob. Der 2anotag
Nfeoer6fterreids bdt bic &esieruna auf=
geforbert. peasn Der Seu&engefabt
unter teiner 8ebineuns bic Sur9fubr
ruiff1er S6weine fir Seutfhlano au
qeifatten. Sas @rfu6en fommt ell
aentlih post festum. Sereits am Ia.
Nobember bat bic 0fsrreihiide &e9ie.
rung Die 9ur9fuhr bon S4weinen
aug @ubIanb nod preuBen auf 8runo
Der Sauhensefabr oerboten. Sieies
Ysrbot erfOlgte nahoem Der preubii1e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miniffer @eneraneut-
rant 4. 9. b. Bobbielstt. ~gegeniber
ben tauisnofimmigen 8laeen anldbli9
Der 6leii9tbeuerung oas 3ugetdnoniB
aemant bate, bab bic @infubr ruff
5dtr Shmeiue fiber Sefferrei6 erlaubt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-25

GAMBLER besobIem folsexh: Rreas:
Butter - Gountrp, lls, 8reorasrp "a ,
Slatn 26c.
eter-25s per Dutenb.
Aiibner Sc. Sdbxe 8. Tnrfehs-i0-lae.
Saien - $1.a5 big $3.50 per Susenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-25

gnsroB $ Bsrfaufsrreiis SuSorttrt'
SGweberidie 8ec PEI EfusS stHbehniide,
eGmeperfdie 17s, Etseomfr grearu 8 SGi
IL, Eerp BORT Gbeobark l6e, sixSssrab
i@er 2tn.burser 14e. Bird l6c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-25

eped. ensI.-0ewdbEter, 8 bs 10 Rtmt
TN Dur9f@nttt, lac; IL BID II Rtaxb In
Dur&f&nttt, 12}e.
SepodeItes e@uetxefefa - xxo@enIojes
Sancp Big $20. 90: Flares Benx $3.50; Sans
Ip $500; etort GIem $500; Rannpt
Bic. 10.
geo6rrtes Ntxbfef4 - e@hxtex, req
ests. l23e; &ubenisttex us3; Szusxi. 1871;
2n6&eI 1916.
S4unab - tn Tterces Il. Dual. CSC; q
0uaIttdt &c; 8. nuaIitat e5s
nSirfe 0erdu@erte EratuurH e3e
Sramttarter 7}e; Bologna IN Edrmen &, 10
xa9 SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-25
0etretoe.

Esbes - go. Q retber &c, auf Sen.
Zen. sse Don NabIen; 30. 8 sutbr e2,
Iopember &c; BaseRpets \ 8se.
Roru tneaes) - SO. l wets 44c 20 3
wets 4lc; SO. 8 weib 44e; 40. 1 uet,
42s; 70. 2 weib ssutf9i 4ie 80. 0
uetb 8enrti9t 44c; 30. 4 msis ssmtidt
&2e; Ro. Q eelb 4sc; 20 8 ssIb IT,.
sfo. 4 se!b AZ SO. 3 semii9t a /;
slo. 8 aeuti&t 44e: go. 4 seai@t AZ: ;
3oIben 48e.
eafr- 80. Q wetber 32e; 10. Q psttss
Bic; go. 2 oeuti@ter &c: 70. 8 ssxtiaiss
30ic.
Gen 80. / atmotbp $40. Is; 10.
Q, 80 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01

largely responsible for the victory He clearly
outrode Mr.. Stone and Flnnegan IN Inc la9t
half mile. saving enough ground at the stIetc .
turn TO earn the decision. Only hVe horses s'aIl-
ed and after Nitrate had fallen and KING FOX
II refused it left Hylas Dick RoDerts anu
Ruths Rather to fight for the mastery ana II
was a pretty fight Dick Roberts had made the
running, but coming to the last jump the three
were all together, and each one seemed 10 nave
good chance. Ray stole two or three lengths oy
coming the shortest way home, however anu
Hylas won driving. by a scant length
The fifth race. handicap for all ages at one
mile and furlong, furnished plenty OF eAclte-
mept and stirring finish. Nine horses, Win
some pretensons TO class, faced the barrier;
Knight Errant on the strength of his last good
race was the favorite but Merry Lark, Toka-
lon, Alma Dufour and Bad News had frlendS'
and all were well supported at prices ranging
around to l. The start was fair and the field
came down past the stand in close order. Right
in front Of the judges stand Uncas broke down
and went to his knees. throwing Mcintyre. A
cry went up from the stand as the jockey hung
te-the lines for few strides and then fell in a
heap on the track. He lay stunned for q mo-
able to get to his feet and walk over to the
stand. He was not hurt and rode out his en-
ga gements.
In the mean time the field was racing on
O'Nefl had whipped Merry Lark away from the
post to hold his position the rail, and ac-
compishing his purpose, took gentle hold OF
his mount in the run up the baekstretch. Bad
News and Tokalon were right on his heels. with
Knight ErTant leading the others. On the far
turn Bad News had enough. and incortiner1ty
gave up the fight, but Tokalon gave battle to
Merry Lark, and when Strengthened out for
home seemed to have the Jim Gore colt beaten
O'Neil had saved something TO finish with. how
won by & short half length. Knight Errsnt was
third. six lengths away, and doing his best
to stall OF Humo's belated rush.
The other winners were Disobedient, Big Ben
Avtston and Pantoufe The two last named were
at the lucrative price of Is to ! and brought Joy
to their followers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
YALE SCRUB STRONG.
Second EIeuen Keeps VARSITY from
Scoring in Practice Game.
- 80 . &C TrLbans- J

New Haven. Sept. Son place Of the Cams
with Trinity, scheduled for to-day, the two Yala
eIevens matched up for two short halves.
in which neither side was able to score
The game was played before thousand specta-
tors of whom President HadIey was one, and in
tarnperature soaring around IS degrees in the
shade.
The playing of the two eleyens was fast ana
devoid of fumbIing. The plays were cheered 0y
the undergraduate crowd. The two elevens were
closely matched, the scrubs holding the varsity
on the danger line twice. For the scrubs, Mitch
ell. a Ianky punter. did the kicking. under the
eyes of his brother, the punter of the 'O3 eleven.
and lifted the ball forty yards several times
Quill as a defensive scrub fullback, took the
honors of the day in his stopping OF the LEAKS
ir, the scrub line Hine at scrub tackle, played
brilliantly as did Andrews at guard
For the varsity, Forbes made one or Two gooi
tackle runs Jones. at quarterback. ran the
eleven fast and Veeder and Morse made some
long dives through the line The playing was
more open than usual last year and there was
much punting.
Veeder started the game with a ten-yard run
rac le of a kickoff, and then punted, Congden
oaf1ine Dimes and getting the ball at the centre
chalk mark Morse bored two yards, but gum
and Bosworth nailed the next play Beede Hla4o
q fipa tackle behind the line. FORBES got hN7
wards around right end, but the scrubs held INC
= 41,ance of the veterans on the ten-yard me
In the second half the varsity were held az
hav in the centre of the field stevenson long
end run for the varsity was the onIy feature
ZONES at end, made two fine tackles IN lLIlS
half The lineup:
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make the Star Ruby three-year-oid extend hllll-
self The contest, in fact. little more than
a fravessy on racing and the carded feature
was the least interesting of the seven races de-
cided There was much to entertain. however
and the big crowd which filled the stands ana
overlooked or the lawn saw some spirited rae
ing under ideal weather conditions and must
needs have gone home satisfied. 1t was the last
day of the Brighton Beach Racing Associations
fan meeting and the sport in every respect was
I'D TO the standard. Four favorites won. and
while two OF them were at prices prohioitive 20
the casual racegoe-, the players scored an even
break
Cairngo1n had beaten Caughnawaga so easily
IN the Cup Preliminary few days ago that Z to
20 was about the best price offered yesterday
Many took a chance on the cid horse. however,
believing that he would show 10 better acTan-
fase over the longer distance Of two miles and
q quarter In their last meeting Burns tried TO
force the pace with CaUgfnawaga and suffered
defeat he tried waiting yesterday, but TTt'h
no better result, as ONeil on CaiTngorm waiIed
ZOO and made the race sprint for some fVe
furionys in the second mile. Caughnawaga even
at his best is a rater and wants 8 fast early
race. and he had little chance to win I'M
der the conditions OF yesterdays race The time
of the race, 4.0S 3-5, shows how slow the early
pace was. Hermis ran the distance two years
ago IN 3:53 20.
Ryias won the ChantiIly Steeplechase for
Thomas Hitchcock, jr- and incidentally posses
sion of a loving cup much coveted among cross
country men. It would be nearer the facts known
80 say that Ray won the race as his skill was
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HARVARD'S FIRST CANE.
Beats WiIliams By 1@ to 0 in q Feat
ureieSS Contest.

Cambridge, Mass, Sept. 30.--Harvard opened
the football season this afternoon by feature
less victory over Williams The final score was
IL to o. About $500 persons were present. All
the scoring was done in the first half, after
which play was nearly even, owing to the large
number Of substitutons in the Harvard lineup
Both teams were penalized often and heavily
for offside play and for holding in the line
Captain Hurley of Harvard was not in the game
on account of an injured ankle, bts4 witnessed II
from the side lines. For Harvard. Leonard ana
Wendell. at halfhack, proved to be the best
ground gamers. Waters. the little Williams
quarterback, distinguished himself by all round
generalshp
Harvard kicked off, and after a sharp ex-
change the ball was taken I'm midfeld. Then, by
successive onsaughts the Williams left, the
Crimson forced the ball down the field. and
finally Foster sent over for a touchdown.
White kicked an easy goal. Harvard again got
possession Of the bali in midfeld and repeated
the previous attack on the Williams left wing.
This time Wendell went over for the score,
which was increased to II when White kicked
second goal.
Bill Reid, the Harvard coach, tried the sub
sttutes in the second half, and Harvard was
weakened considerably. The ball changed hands
often without advantage to either side. Just
before time was called Nesmth, Harvard's right
halfback, made a sensational run around the
Williams right end.
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COLLEGE FOOTBALL ON MANY FIELDS.

At Lewiscn-5ates College, 6; Hebron Aoad
envy, 0.
At Ann Arbor-Unversity of Michigan, 65;
Ohio Wesleyan, 0.
At chioago-Wabash Indian College. 49, Chi
cago University, e.
At Coumbus-Ohio State University, %;
Heidelberg College, c.
At South orange-seaton Hall, II; St. Fran
els, Of Brooklyn, o.
At. prnsfold-Treining School, 10; Willis
ton, 0.
At BIoonneton--Indran University, 81; But
Ier O.
At carIise-carIisle, 35; Villa Nova, 0.
At syracuse-Universty OF Syracuse, is; Uni
versity of Rochester, 0.
At New Observation-Disclosures, 6; Stevens, 0.
At champaign-Irois University, 6; Knox
College, o.
At Madison-Wiseonsin University, 49; North
western College Of Watertown, Wisconsin, o.
At South Bend-Notre Dame, "a; North Di-
vision High School, Chicago, 0.
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CRICKET At LENOX.
The British ambassador Makes a
Brilliant Running Catch.

Lenox, Mass. Sept. 3O-The All-Berkshire
cricket team. captained by Sir Mortimer Dur
and. the British Ambassador to the United
States, was defeated to-day at Elm Court by
the team from Schenectady, N. Y, by a score of
81 to rs runs. The feature of the match
spectacular running catch by Sir Mortimer.
The game was evenly played throughout.
The Schenectady team was entertained by the
Ambassador and Lady Durand at luncheon. The
All-Berkshire team was composed of players
from Pittsheld Adams. North Adams and
Lenox. The Al-Berkshire team entertained
at the residence of William .. Sloane
The Ambassador warmly applauded on
going in to bat but not at his best against
the fast bowling. and retired after scoring 6
runs. The best performances for the home team
were the batting of J. Hewet who scored q,
and DR.. Bradley. who secured wickets for %
runs.
The remarkable bowling of H. Foyer. coupled
with the splendid batting of A. S. Durant. won
the game for Schenectady. Poyer captured s
wickets for IS runs, and Durrant ran up Al, not
out C. A. Won also batter in good form for
"a, and the fielding on both sides was excellent.
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At cambridae-Harvard, IL; Williams 0.
At New. Haven-Yae Varsity, 0; Yale Scrub
o.
At American League Park-coIumb'a' %;
At prinoeton-PrincetOn, %; Washington and
Jefferson, o. =
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 32' len'sn' u
At Ithaoa-CorneII, IL; Colgate, IT.
At West Point-West Point 49, TUFTS Col
Iege, 0.
At Providenoe-Brown, 10; New Hampshire
State College. 5.
At MiddIetown-WesIeyan, IS; Connecticut
Agricultural College, o.
AT hanover-partmouth 10; Massachusetts
agricultural, 0.
At orono-University of Maine, %; Kents
Hills, o. ,.Lt
At misunderstanding 5; Fort Public, o.
At Observation-Disclosures ndoVer, 29i Revere A.
A. A., 0.
At carlisle-Dickinson College, rs; Maryland
University, 0.
At Easton-Lafayette, 25; Wyoming Seminary