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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
Five Hundred Jews, Being In.
cited BY the Priests h.
.rOTHI BLODD X WORK
The Church Endorsed the slaushter 81
the Poor Helpless People. Sol.
diers Meeting at st. Peters.
burg Demands Strike Set.
tlennent'

a dispatch from ST. Petersburg.
Russia, says a report OF q fresh mas.
sacre of jaws, In which over 500 per.
sons were killed, re ched here Thurs.
day morning from Turkish Volhynfa.
Il le massacre WAS melted by g local
priest, who called on the Ohrlstians
TO rise an exierminate the Jews; AZ
great mob attacked all Jewish shops.
killing and abusing all j ews that fell
into their hands. The few Jews that
escaped from the mob are destitute.
following the massacre, the priest, {
who melted outrage, preached SER
mon, In which he praised the awful
deed. The Ice Il ecclasiastical auth
critics ordered an account printed and
distributed broadcast thro lghout the
country. Ii is feared the result OF this
action will be to lncite fresh massac,
req Of Jews.
Motiny has broken cut among the
soldiers In the city, although. 3s Il IS itrls nj
possible TO say hoH ssh ous Ii is. -Four
regiments have joined lin q notice
which %as sent to workingmen, In
which ca y say: "You need not fear
tho bureaucracy any longer. We are.
! with you and you are resolved to ami.
hilate all feactionaries. II ordered to
fire on you we will not do so. We viii
not square cartridges, but they will
not bs directed against you.n
Tue st. Petersburg b1urse Thurs,
day sent daputation TO Count WItte
to urge him GU settle the postal and
telegraph strike at once. The delega-
tion told Witte that the government
should surrender to all the demands OF
strikes II that was the only way to
end the strike.
The action Of the czar in Issuing a
decree whereby the powers of local
provinc,al Royernors and greatly Wild
ened, is hailed by the revolationistS
as a grea6 victory for them The con.
ferricg OF suca powers, the resolutions
lists s6ate, Is an admission that c3n.
tral goyernment'n no longer exists In
Blu ssta atlGl t le scs1 til nnab BILE
longer 60 diFec6 prov ylicial az ifiifsfrom
81. Petersburg, and accordingly has
delegated his powers 6o local authOri.
ties, many Of @nrm are Supporters of
tne revolutionary moyemSnt Ravolu-
tionatles deciare uuaG hs this act he
ear mas pr2cSc4lly deGlrroaed him
Sslf GN'rywuere but In S Pa.ass.s,
burg Rassia is no longer a cohesive
sGate, bat simply a collection Of pro-
gnces ruled by u h3sts OF li5tle czars
4iGh widely liivergent views as to
now to deal with revolution.
Leaders Of the evolutionary move.
menb intct TO try 70 isolate all pro.
vlncial governors Rnvolutionists here
nave rtc2ivad aSlahter from Henry
Stanwiewirz, the z lish ..uthor, and
10000 Pvle3, In whtcl they declare
that P2idni has no dosire to establish
an Independent country, but wishes
TO remein In union with Russia. The
letter has created an excellent impress.
sion. 1t has been read IN numerous
msetings wherA resolutions have been
adopted declaring that 1t is the ambi.
tion of the Russian Esople to work
with the Poles for liba&ty.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
MASONIC GRAND LODGE.
Tho Omberg Elected for tho Ensuir
Yoar at Charleston.

Yoar at Charleston.
The following are the newly elected
officers Of the Masonic grand lodge.
Grand master, F. E Harrisaa, Abbs
vile; deputy grand master, j. l.
Niche, Darlington; senior grand war.
den, Jlmes r. Johnson, Charleston;
juliOr grand warden, Geo. S Mower,
Newberry; grand treasurer, Zimmer.
man Davis, Charleston grand seceta.
ry, Charles s. Inglesby, Columbia;
grand chaplain, w. P. Smith, Spar
tenburg; senior grand dcacons, j p,
Duckett, Ander,on, and e. l. Nor
row, Atbsville; junior grand oeacons
M. III Sandifer, Rock Hill, and @, II.
Roper, Laurens; grand stewards, j.
w. Rodgers, Darlington, and j w.
Roberts. Greenville, grand m arshall,
John Kennerly, Cokkest ury; grand
pursuivant, w. T. Williams, l. meas.
tel; grand tiler, w. a. Winkler,
Charleston; district deputy grand
masters, w. G. Mazyck, Charleston
$. FL. Rodgers, Beaufort; r.. A Gyles
Blackv lie; w, A. Gylcs, Granitevillc;
b E. Nicholson, E 'ge field; r. A.
Cooler, Laurens; b F. Shirley, Rob
erts; j. II. Bryan, N3wry; a. S. row
ell, Piedmont; B b b shop, nan;
G. Y. Hunter, Property; l. G. Har
rison, Lancaster; j. E Mcdonald,
Winnsboro; w. Q. DAVIS, M .untng;
j. Harleston Road, Georgto az; w E.
James, Darlington G. Sellers, Lat
ta; w. Il. Glaze, Otangeburg. The
delegates and Cnic>rs OF the grand
lodRs were given a harbor excu rslon
and oyster roast at the Isle af Palms
and otherwise entertained by the
Charleston and Mount Pleasant M
sons. The Is Fellows OF the Craft
met Wednesday A number OF otll-
GERS Of the grand lodge we're guests a,
the dinner served at the Charleston
hOt6l
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
Judge Ga,y's HoIp.up.

The Columbia Record says; WIZ
A. league, White man was arrested
last night In the mill village by Onicnr
Knox, on warrant sworn out by III
w. and j. j. Holloway, OH tilo Gharg,
OF robbing Judge Ernest Gary soms
time ago. 1t vii. be recalled thst
some time ago Tcague was arrested
tor participating In cutting alftay
and at the time the police suspected
him Of completely In this hold-up. A
chain found In his poss ssiol wa
shown Judge Gary, but 1T could not bt
identified and he was not held on thi,
charge. league claims that VII
Meetze, another white man now In jai
on the charge Of robbing q drunker
man, knows something Of the hold
up.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
Pardon R?tused.

Governor Hayward Friday refused
to take any action In the petition
sent in by the friends of r. F. and j !.
H. Hickey, OF Anderson, These
broth rs became involved la a row
with Sheriff Green last summer on
the day a speech vas made in bhaG
town by Senator Tillman. The sher.
III was dangerously cut and the
brothers we're tried and sentenced to
one and three years respectively.
The petition presented to the COVER
nor was for a Communication to a fine,
but az the case IL now before the gu.
prcme court nc followed his usual GUS
tom and declined to Interfere.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
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To DACoO Men Fight

The tobacco factory at EIkton. Ky.
owned by Mrs. M. B. Penyck and op.
Grated by the American Snuff com
pany, was blown up by dynamite ear.
ly Tuesday morning. There was nc
loss of life, but the damage to to the
factory Is complete. There was no In
surance on the plant as the insurance
company had only few days ago can.
celled tho policy, owing to the excite.
ment occasioned in this locality by
the tactics Of come tobacco growers.
The force OF the explosions was felt
for a long distance. Several houses In
the vicinity were damaged az was the
depot.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
L,nur nro,rnnh

-Four persons were drowned In the
Montaghela river as the result OF the
passenger steamer R1sehite colllding
" tn the towboat John Il. Klein, and
sinking In fourteen feet Of water. All
the dead we're employed on the steam
er as deck hands aud we're drowned
while asleep. The boat carried four
teen pass 'GSe;ss, but eli wase gotten
to shore safely,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
tire Vloc,r,ls.

The mixing house. or upper punch
ing" department.. OF the Dupont pow.
der mills, located eight miles nortn Of
birmingham, Ala, blew up Wednes-
day morning and five men met d hof.
rible death. The explosion was heard
for 10 miles. The msn Who were kill
ed were employed In the mixing de-.
partment, and~while liz has been the
rule not to allow much powder or dy-
Mantle in these seperate rooms, there
was enough to blow the building into
smi6hereenes. Parts Of the bodies
were found Ia tree tops o quarter OF a
mile away from tine scene OF tine ex-
plOsiOn.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
Miss Alice Ia Engaged.

Formal announcement was made
late Thursday afternoon by the Pres.
ident and Mrs. Roosevelt of the en-.
gagement OF their daughter. Alice
Lee Roosevelt, to Nicholas Longworth
Representative in Congress from the
First district Of Ohio, one OF the Oln.
cinnatt districts. Coupled with the
announcement that the wedding will
take place about the middle OF next
February. While arrangements for
the wedding have not been msde, IL
is expected thaG il will occur AT tile
White House.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
Who Killed Him.

The correspondent Of the Evening
Standard at Vlrenea wires that news
received from Novesta, Russia, says
that assassination OF General Sakarog
was by blacksmith disguised as a
woman. He pretended to be deaf and
dumb In order to reach Sakaharoff
1t Is said that after he was captured
the assassin was freed by the reyolu.
tionists and sent across the frontier
toward EOyselita.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
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Col. VIM. BhnRo.

Tne Columbia Record says Mr.. w.
V. smith, OF Ofangeburg, formerly q
lieutenant colonel on the staff Of CIV.
ernor Hayward, has been promoted to
position Of cOmmissary general to FL
the place made vacant by the deathi
OF Hon. Altamont Moses. Mr.. VIII
liam Banks, Of Columola has been
appoiuted lieutenant colonel In Mr..
Smiths place.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
steamer AshG

The Belgian steam OWES,
lumber laden, from MSWENTS L
ochelle, France wentng in mo limo "a
station al, a o'olosic, at my place of b3
and is In a ,r,--tlantic Coast Line and "
savers arest1r Lac PasscpgersDeps psn s.
breeobe Fae. ,sage&st storm, m con. 3
Yin i p..Gernoon AMI the gov
eI3 eiY Az life savers are having great
oYnfsdi6y In saving the Grew from tile
an0goon. Thus far only Ava OF the
rev have been rescued. 1t Is SUP.
posed that fifteen or sixteen lives vet
Non che ship are In great dan.
ger.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
slnahnn fiin WHO.

At Philadelphia, Pa, after an all
nighb quarrel, John Meyers, age as
years, stahbed his wife, aged 80 years
three times In the breast cary Thurs
day mornibg aud then plunged hia
knife into his own oheab aud siashed
his throat. Both will probably die,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
TO BIZ LOOKED INTO.
The Body Of pargsn May Yet Be
Tsken Up.
Coroner OF Darlington Ordered to
Show Osuse why New Inquest
Should Not be Held.

A uioPouoh ilOul A|&IilhiS VUu w u ln0
State says upon petition of certain
policyholdersin In the Fidelity In u-ance
company Of Philadelphia, in which
company Rlbert Keith Dargan, de.
ceased held policy for s26 900, JUDGE
Watts has ordered j. L Clanton, cor.
of this county, to appear fore him
at Oaersw Saturday and snu9 cause
why the inquest held b him Inn nedi.
ately upon the death OF Robert * ,ith
Dargan should not be set aside and q
now one held.
The Fidelity Mutual polioyholders
will be represented by Stevenson &
Mathes0n and &C. Il. McIver Of Ohe
raw and Spears 81 Dennis OF Darling.
ton. j. l.. Olanton will be represented
by Miller g. lawson OF Darlington, L.
FL. Oalkins Of Philadelphia will appear
aS petitioner for the polioyholders
The Fidelity Mutual has persistent
ly refused to pay the S25, 900 to the
wife Of the insured on the ground that
there is no satisfactory proof OF the
death Of r.. K. Dargan. Attorneys for
company will likely argue that the
inquest was improperly held, while
those for the coroner will hold that 1t
We s properly conducted. Considerable
Interest is centered in the decision OF
this case.
Robert X eth Dargan carried only
940,0 insurance at the time of his
death. Tine entire amount wae held
in two companies, 815 600 and 825 i.
600, in the Equitable of New York
and the Fidelity Mutual Of Philadel
phia, respectively.
Messrs. A. R. Bruce 81 Damn, rep
resenting the Eq litable, came here In
August to LOOK into the matter apA
paid the policy held against this 6S6m.
pany. Tie local agent, NJ. nyfd, AID
ed these gentlemen ssssheir investiga.
tions and ho a1aat the policy OF
go MON &6slRlns p Of Pailadel-
ore buyin Nv Williams M,aa,,tn Of oSlumbia MtnDi
,rnoaO here at the same time in
IL Ebating the case.
~ II the above amount (S40, ,00O), 95,
ZOO goes to his daughter, $500 to
mis- wife and $1,000 to his estate
.SE O. Lide anu l.. E. Williams, Jr.
who we're appointed receiv ,rs Of the
Darlington Trust company at the time
1t failed with the Iudcpen6ent Oh
COMPANY last summer, have been en-
J ,ined by the court no5 to sell the real
sstate st present tp p lsssssion Ct bhis
coMoefo d y "a & Ave. ailltlf
wound up their dutiessand wished Go
sell the real estate for final setGls.
ment but protest was raised by Some
of the creators and sbCckhalders
Some OF the property IL In li5igation
and 1T was considered inopporluue
snd impractical to sell at presenG.
Special Ju ige Benet was applied t.
auld up 1no sala and acting on the
testimony In the case he has ordered
1t not to be sold,
A later dispatch from Darlington
,ays Judge Watts refused to have tho
body taken up
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
AbouS aDog.

John E gemap, young man Of
Chattanooga, Tenn, atruok5 an old
pedkler named Riloy Hileton30ver tho
head on nj jnday, fracturingthis skull,
because the peddler kicked the young
mans dog.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
nnA..sse.sa... a ly.y8e

1T is said tliere are Ia, 900 deserted
wives IN Chicago. Thi8 dos not in.'
olude the divorced oiias SiisiiT mum.
ber being much creator. eNa
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
Shot AnIi IkilIad.

Durins sStiG CIRCUS 5:st.cfs ;5;:st.!cfsass assseeas as at
Hamilton, Ga. on Saturday night I'D
Daniel White was snob and killed by
Slick" Strickland, colored. Sbfick.
land escaped,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
Kllleu Them All.

william M3Wllliams was sentenced
on M )nday to be hanged for the mur
der OF his wife and 7o 0hiidyon two
week, ago at Independence, Iowa.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
GhAnRn0 IiIa Mimi

The prominence Of M g. Corey, who
la seeking divorce from the head of
tho Steel Trust, recalls the curious
OF her father. Worrying
papRpey matters no hired man
". 9 -lsalannt him. The man tied
81 Pa, him 81O
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
JEWELS SAVED BY DREAM.
Salesman Woke Up In Time to Frieh-
ton Burglar Away.

Salesman Woke Up I'm Time to Frigh-
ton Burglar Away.
Louis Popkin, jewelry salesman
OF Kanias Olty arrived In New York
four days ago, with 82. 800, which he
carried In a belt around his waist, and
a satchel, which he says contains s11,
600 worth Of samples. He hired a
room In the boarding house
at 142 Clinton street, and nai
secret OF the treasures 'asa' "A b(
terrible Urea ~ :. De
house was revolving qf6s sne q
derce tornado ragged without. Then
suddenly the roof caved in, and he
woke up just In time to see a man
CROPPING under the bad. The burglar
fad, and Popkin quickly placed his
inands dndos !tli iol,ssl
that the btlt was gone, Hs ran do wn
the stairs in his night cloths, but tie
burglar was nowhere In sight when
ne reached the street.
He found policeman at the next
corner and when they went back t.
investigate They founu money streWn
IN the n Ills and on the stair~ays
leading to Pppkin's room. Tney
gathered up $500, whcl the burg
ar must have dropped ouO OF the belt
is he ran. Tie slGcael Wa3 SAFE
Max Adler, OF 1863 BrOoms street was
subs quontly arrested on suspic on Of
being The thief
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-22
DEATH OF MIR. DAWSON

Mr.. Geo. Abbott Dawson died on
Saturday evening. All that ct uld be
done.w;s done for him but Without
avail.
The people OF G ffney are outspok
en- in their condemnation of the M m
vi did the shooting, and 1t H.uld
oOt be safe for him to DE at large.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
Ssfs- Island -
CROWDS WATCH "SOCKER. .
Patersons and Thistles HIN Matches
tn League Struggle.

Two o. TIE games II the championship series Of
tbs Metropolitan Association Football Lezsue
wherein the Hollywood Inn and Paterson Ranger
teams hold rhe lead. were contested st the Pros
pcct Park Parade Grounds II Brooklyn yesterday
afternoon The opposing sides were the Brooklyn
Football Club and the Pa1s-scns. snd The Brook
lyu Tntsties and Hollywood Inn. ot Yozkers. a
oss crowd watched the tWo games, and The presence
Of TIE leaders II the competition LEI. additional
exc5teEe-; 70 the e1counte-s.
The cne which attracted the u,oSt attention was
:hsr between TIE B-ooklyEs aa6 Pstsrsoas The
game throughout fast. and brilliant plays
sAs order. The Pste-SolS brought Z powerful
,ez-n Brooklyn and after Z well contested game
managed % secure CAe victory by goals 70 =
The 1c-,s team plsEed a1 unusually Gle game.
and AcNeill Stewart szd EyG6e-g co-Spicu-
c-s Fer Zhs visitors Percy. LstchEo-6 and Murray
I'll Distinguished themselves
TIE newly organized Thistle Football Club. o<
S-ccksy-. Ge[sE[e5 Chs team q ne Hollywood I'm
Cl-c- The S-ocSlynltss were ou1 II tul strength
IHsy expected Z hard game, while Hollywood
Ssl-I several reliable Nelson and Hal
islay, oc The forward liEs, scored two goals each
tailed e. Hollywood Inn. cAs home winning
cv 1 EcZls .
T1e Champion Cale6on.szs rnes the Bronx Fan
II ne fourth ro1-6 - The i5GgCe series. and
suffered 5stsst hy Shs SCo7e q seals :. which
II way represented c-e comparative merits of
re teams Tie winners scored through Dale and
Caldwell. who managed 70 set he ball Under The
SsC ~ ao1E shot TAFT tailed -ee only Eosl for
SEs champions by clever shot
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
FLIP Flaps CONSOLATION.
TINS BENNINGS FEATURE.
Three Favorites and Three Outsiders
Score Brackets.
tRy releerapA to The Trioune j

x.-,xn;,~ton Nov. IS-Three favorites and
three outsiders was the record here for the tniro
CAV of the Washington Jockey Club meeting.
r-lin Flap had no trouble in taking the Grand
Consolation from Disobedient- Monterey, at
good odds took the third money
Almost a dead heat was run in the fifth race.
Race King nosing out Merry England for first
position woolgatherer the steeplechase CAM
paigner. was beaten by Expansionist through
the sood riding Of E, Heider.
shaw put up s. clever ride on Flip Flap. bring
rnc the FLY home TWO lengths In front of John
pufTys good colt Disobedient Arklita mSde the
early pace. but soon tired being hard pressed
sy Disobedient and Pa;er. In the homestretch
Flip Flap gained steadily and won with plenty
tn reserve
Another feature race was the fourth Bladens-
burg Steeplechase. for four-year-olds and over.
ST q distance OF about two miles. This event
was won by c. II Hurkaup's chestnut geiding
Expaasionist, 5 10 choice. It was a two
horse race between Woolgstherer and the Win
rsr which won driving by hslf 8 length Thomas
Hitchooeks Tom Cogan. at 16 TO 5. third.
In the first race Jack McKeon. at the long
price OF 70 10 L won in q romp from Fleur de
Marie and Thistle Heather. which finished third
Helgeson waited with Jack McKeon till the
stretch was reached and then shook him up
cleverly winning from the others
Senator Timothy y. Sullivan was spectator
bat appeared TO be in poor health and left for
New-Yo7k after the fifth race. Race King. the
horse thar ran s dead heat with Sysonby this
summer. won the hfrh in : close finish from the
cid carnpaigner. Merry England. St Valentine
finished s goo6 third
Louis Il. az ! 70 /. Won the sixth race. at g
r,iIe aad 3 sixteenth. from Peter Paul and Sail
or Soy. Louis H Won galIoping after being
LEFT behind in the early stages OF the race The
crowd wss large and the track fast
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
JUST A ROMP FOR TRAVIS.
WINS At ATLANTIC CITY.
Veteran Golfer Beats r. Oden Horst
man bg 6 and 51Other Results.
nv Telegram 70 The tribune. !

Atlantic City N J.. Nov. Is-Another open golf
tournament has been decided. and once again the
name of Walter ]. Travis. of Garden City, heads
the list In the fnsf round on the links OF the
Country Club 'of@Atlantic City to-day Travis de-
feated r Oden HoTstman. OF Philadelphia, by s
up and play.
The sided nature OF the score not be-
cause OF any poor golf on the part Of Horstman
but rather due TO the exceptional work Of the
winner. Time and again. when Travis would fall
g trihe short OF the green only make the edge
his approach he would recover beautifully
After going out in 81 the veteran struck q rare
clip, coming home in s.
This - would have become course record
had not Travis failed to put the ninth green
after getting nicely home IN 2. Horstman's sec
ond shot found the bunker, and. after wasting
two strokes IN the hazard. he picked up Travis
did not bother TO put out
A large gallery followed the hnalsts golfers De-
ing there from many distant points Horstnians
friends and they were numerous. rooted for him.
but he never had chance. Tie first hole went to
Travis in 4. though he had his luck with him at
the next. his second shot jumping the bunker
Practically the only mistakes Travis mace were
couple OF short puts which failed TO drop, the first
the fourth green. when he should have had ).
Again at the eighth Travis missed wee one CIV
ing Horstman opportunity to win his nrst ana
only hole OF the match
The frst bit of golf out Of the ordinary was q by
Travis the 54s-yard fifth hole. After topping his
second shot. the former champion played short or
the bunker with iron. while Horstmsn got home
on the Ike. Taking his trusty old mashie which
in his hands has been instrumental in the downfall
OF scores OF golfers both sides Of the Atlantic,
Travis laid his approach dead. and won the hole In
). Eorstman taking puts
Coming home. Travis had excellent start. get
tings IS at the tenth and eleventh holes The at
the sN5yard twelfth exceptional and due 10 one
Of his deadly puts, which was run down from the
edge Of the green Travis kept up the brilliant
work by laying full iron shot within cIuos
length OF the next hole. and getting down his put
for 8
Nothing in human form could stand against that
OF golf. it not surprising that the hole
Just described settled Hortsneu Playing out the
bye holes, Travis made no slips, though HorstH1an
got grain of comfort by winning the El2-yard
home hole in !. The cards
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
Staten Island Players Too Much
for Columbia EIperts.

Colunabia's team OF association football players
paid It's first visit Staten Island yesterday arer-
noon as the guests OF the Staten Island Cricket,
Tennis and Football Club at the Cove. Livingston.
where the college boys suffered defeat TO the
tune Of I goals TO = The ground was in excellent
condition for the game, and q large number Of
spectators vas present
James Gordon OF the Hustler Field Club. lined
ont the teams soon after o'clock Staten Island
was represented by its full strength. but Column
bia was short couple of regular players.
In the second half Kellington who was playing
a brilliant game the outside left. sprained q
muscle his right leg. which prevented him from
further participating in the game
The strength OF the Staten Island team was in
The combination Of the forward line Smith, at
centre half filed the bill perfection. Mundt. al
fuHback gave G fine exhibition OF defensive play.
and will no doubt earn a place future tnterna-
iional eieyens- The lins-upc