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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-02

Z IS aidefn.an's turn 20 pitch this after
i,oon. Joplin viii likely work Indian
Sam" Morris Leavonworth
appears TO have DIT the bumps, but
wichita continues 70 play fast BAH at
home and abroad. Joplin has
evidently adopted the tactics IN use iu
Wichita and oklahoma city. AT any
rate it is claimed that $500 people saw
the game there Sunday There isn't a
park on the circuit that viii hold $500
people.
The Joplin News Herald puts out the
following in us base BAN column.
Base runners walk. Ban play
ers smother flies Rain checks
do not check rain. Umplres
do large share Of the bawnng.
The game Of base bail is played on a
sliding scale. Pitchers wind up
the sphere SO that Il viii strike weh
The saliva shoot has dampen-
ing eject upon the batter
Chasing the bsu is far more profitable
than chasing tGe duck Both
the Japs and Russians are getting in
the way Of hot balls Batsmen
often fan to find the sphere when they
go 70 meet g. "shoo hy," said
the darkey when the sphere struck him
on the Uranium. "An earned
run sand McGinness, scooting home
with his weeks pay
Billy White is certainly handiiag the
stick enecuyely these days Five hits
in eight times up is going some. That
is what be did In the two games al
Oklahoma City The Shop
m,ers wln be hosts 10 the Oklahoma
city Nets on Tuesday 1t is hoped they
win do better than win the boody prize
while az home. Guthrie win follow the
Nets here, then sedalia goes 10 Kansas
after Topeka and Wichita.-sedalia
Sentinel.
The evening world., 1905-10-28
SHOT WIFE, He WAS
MENACED BY CROWD
gMt. Vernon People Call on
Police to Smash Prisoner
with TheiHC lubs.

MT. VERNON. N. Y, Oct @-Joseph
oottles. forty-seven years old, OF No.
los stevens avenue, shot his wife. Liz
zle, In the left breast this afternoon.
ana the woman, who 10 forty-five years
old, Is In the Mt. Vernon Hospital In a
serious. condition. Gottles 10 under ar
rest. He alleges that his wife has been
nnfs.thful TO him.
The pair have not lived together for
some time. An angry, crowd followed
tho prisoner to the lookup and he would
probably have been roughly handled II
he had not been protected by the police
men who arrested him.
oottlss has been employed IN a fac
cory north Of the Sixth avenue bridge,
To-day his wife crossed the bridge and
vss met BY Gottles. who drew a re-
volyer and fred three shots at the
woman. One OF the bullets struck her
IN the left breast and the two others
went wide. She fell with a scream, and
al husband Rurned and ran into an
alley where he was caught by the
whsn they tot out into the street a
crowd Of about three hundred persons
ooiiected and all kinds OF threats were
MADE against The prisoner, some IN the
1pob calling on the policemen 10 smash
The prisoner with their clubs.
Gottles vas hurried 10 The iock-un
and seemed greatly relieved when ha
HFss landed safely ina cell.
The evening world., 1905-10-28
OSBORNE HAS
BOMB, SPRINGS
IT TONIGHT
-
Will Attack Jerome with
Documents at Car
negie Hall.
PUT IN LEGAL FORM.
Mayor McC lellan, D.-Cady
Herrick and Others to
Speak.
PUT IN LEGAL FORM.

The real reason for the conspicuous
silence OF James ". Osborne for the
past few days will be revealed tonight.
his friends say. at the Carnegie Hall
meeting OF the cltizsns' Independent
Democracy. Mr.. Osborne. they renort
has, In the past forty-eight hours pre.
pared ono OF the biggest political bombs
IN connection with a recent great imam.
oiai and Judiciary scardal that was
sver sprung In a political campaign in
New York. "
Mr. oscorne's friends say that this IL
no ordinary campaign sensation. a a
statement Of facts supported oy atida-
Wits and n~nsssaiable evidence.
II has been arranged ia legal form ana
VIII he read BY Mr.. Osborne from Car.
nesie Han stage tonight. or course
doe object is to advance the interests of
bis campaisn against Mr. Jerome.
The material from which this ems
tional series Of charges has been con.
structted vas gathered by Mr.. Osborne
pe!eonally. II is said that while he
WIS really suffering from a mild attack
Of tonsilitis he was not III enough to
BE- deferred from putting in some hard
and effective work. Those closest 10
him are jubilaat In contemplation OF
what they expect TO be a Knockout
blew 20 the opposition,
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WILL NOT OPPOSE
JEROME ON BALLOT.

The leaders Of Tammany Hall de,
cided this afternoon 20 make no opposl.
ton to the placing Of the name OF
William rravors Jerome In the Repub-
lican column on the official ballot. The
action OF the Republican Convention
last nigh tin nominating Mr.. Jerome
will pass unchallenged 20 far At Tam
many Hall h concerned,
Political wisdom justified this ooune.
The Tammsny leaders see the strangth
OF the Jerome movement. and they
have determined that TO 20 into the
courts and oppose anything that would
tend TO give jerome a square deal at
this time, would work har INTO the
Democratic ticket. But u the Election
Bureau puts Jerome's name on the ball
lot. and ne is elected, Tammany will
contest the election on tie ground ths,
the nomination by the Republican party
was illegal
Inasmuch as there Is no opposition TO
Mr.. Jerome's candidacy on the Repub-
llcan ticket and'leadlns Republican law
yers have advised that his nomination
vas regular, the Board Of Elections
Is expected TO accept his certificate Of
nomination and order his name placed
on the Official ballotin the Republican
column, The certificate was filed to-day,
but no action Will be taken upon Il by
the board miil Monday.
At the Republican Convention last
nlaht thA manhattan or Tlsfrlol-Af.
fofney jerome was unanimous. Abo
uruber AID his delegates were con
epielous BY their absence. II was d..
unctly more o sonsentlon In walda The
men who urged the nomination OF
Jerome ffpin tho aiart were The STA m
and the iWe told YOU expression va.
much IN stldenSe.
on an sides. even IA Tammany, h "a
admitted to-day that the tfsnd il toward
Jerome until b looks liko a. fidal wave
with the other candidates buried under
and JefQme with a lie pressrver
gliding on tho crest.
The evening world., 1905-10-28
TWO BIG EVENTS
EXCITE JAMAICA
Gard Had an Appearance Of
Glass and Brisk Betting
Was Promised.
JAMAICA WINNERS.

FIRST RAcE-Frontenae "a TO Il
I, Hsndzarra (even for place. 2
Royal Window 8.
SECOND RAcE--et snade 70 TO
to) I, Masss Is to 2 for pIace) 2,
Colombia Girl 8.
THIRD RAcE-JacobIte IA to y 1.
kinIsydsls (sven for pIace) 2, Her.
mItage I.
FOURTH HAcE--cederstrom (25
to y T. Bad News 10 to 10 for pIaos)
2, ormonde's Right 3.
FIFTH RAcE-Athlone ~ to 81
T. Gold Flsur 70 to I for place. q.
Lady Jooelyn 3,
SIXTH RACE = Commune (even)
{, Billy B~snastsr 70 to I for pIaee)
2, Swell Girl 3.
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romkilsy also ran,
THRU RACE-One mile and one-slx.
zenith Ciesr Lighter, 100 CHain. 6tox.
J; Coruscate. iB tNicoD. 2 TO 5 place. 2:
soM Enatrel. 100 CTaylorl. 4 Time
rs IN Tartan and Lt,ls Elkin also
tu E2Srss fEsssr TcSsy'u;sM,H o,,,s sIa1ss 81
nrst. .RciA' M (swaiuS. ito e. pa cS''
second Me-'hurtt, no. lvanderbnltl'
and Bitter Brown also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Slx f~urlonss =
Kercheyal, 100 tAien). 5 70 4, 1; Penta-
INSPECTOR Gid. woggie Bug. Caring
and HN Teddy also ran.
The evening world., 1905-10-28
LAToNA RsuLTs.

LAToNIA RAcE-rRAck. oct. a.
Racing here to-day resulted o. follows
FIRST RAcE-six mullongs. Flying
Charcoal. is tMcLaugnlIn, Z to 1. 1;
oallint cassIe, loi tfiollnndsn, 3 to /
pace. q Melster KAre, l0i Allen, out,
A. Une-L2S i-h Rankin, JovIal. Aura
Boall, Wmifred Lad Barley. Dtlusion.
Ner,ator Lady Lou and J. J.. T also
rlA. ll
SECOND RACES furlonss
Virginia 400 Swain, 3 Mill Sorrel
Top tlon, Koernsr, . 70 suzanne
parthula' veF.adsh, Aianmon Tuba
The evening world., 1905-10-28
Put IT UP TO HARTMAN.

ntcyclo Pairolman Bcbe. Of the ives,
frhirtieth Street station. afters chaslnr
Phillip beverley. who said he Wa
nhauffcur for e. n Hartman. az rail-.
! read nagnate, from Thlrty-eIghth street
and Seventh avenue 10 Thlrtv.ih lri
. street and Sixth Avenue, to-day piaced
tho chauffeur under arrest and halod
\ him before Magistrate Whitman m the
JEFFERSON Market Court, Beverley, TOLD
mo Hagi1trated hat no had received a
! teIephQnic summons from Mr.. HART
mar AZ the Holland Eonse 10 get 10 tSo
notel win the automobile a. quickly az
'nut wasn't exceeding the speed
1imIt At th.tt.' he declared.
Mef'sffate Whitman held him NJ 400
The evening world., 1905-10-28
BY FRANK TH0RP.

JAMAICA RACE TRACK. N, Y, Oct
8.-Probably 5000 people saw the ace
run at jamaica this afternoon. This Il
about 1000 under the average, but prob
ably the odd 1000 went up to West,
chester.
The card at jamaica this afternoon was
attractive. three handlcaps giving quite
an appearance OF class to II. There
we're two stakes, the P~atchogue, for
two-year-olds, and the Southold Handi,
cap. for all ages. and both or these nao
good fields. The other races were wei
balanced and promised good betting
The track was fast and weather cloudy
but pleasant.
Frontense slipped Through.
Rpsk. HandEarra and Midas made the
running head and head 10 the stretch.
| where Frontenac slipped through on the
rail. and taking the lead won cleverly
by a length from Handsarra, who beat
Royal Window a neck,
Grenade War Lucky
Columbia, Massa and Norbury raced
IN close order TO the turn, where Gren-
ade closed up and took second place.
He wes lucky getting through on the
rail and, taking the lead won easily BY
a length and q half from Massa, who
beat Columbia Girl ten lengths.
Iseehlse Had Speed 70 spare.
Jacobite went to the front az the
start and, SHOWING surprising Inn
Rroyement over his last race, made ali
ne running and won easily bv four
lengths from Kinleydale. which was
second all the wav heating Hervnitage
two lengths for the place. eeNrlty
was again favorite. but had no speed
and ran a bad race
csderstrome Showed Reversal.
Cedewtroms won TIE southhold Hand.
cap, showing n ~diskraceful reversal OF
form. In his last race he was beaNan
on and 40 was he In his previous race,
|T0-diy no closed strong through the
stretch and got no In lime 10 win By a
nose. Gold Rose made the running Toll
lowed by Bad News and Cedergroma.
Until near the far turn, where or.
mOnde's Right raced up IN to second
place In the stretch Gold Rose stopped
and Bad News closed on Ormonde'e
Right. There two fought II Quito the
last few Jumps, when Cederssrome
closed strong and won by a head from
BAD News. who beat Ormonde's Right
tho same distance.
AthIone Cams With a Rush.
A Muskoday went TO the front aud
made the running. followed BY Jane
HOLY, Gold Flour and SAILS, They
held tbs order to the far turn, where
thione moved up into third place In
E
The evening world., 1905-10-28
SECOND HALF.

Bard Kicked TO Carter who came back
twenty yards-where he was d0wned w
Fryer. Columbia Kicked ~ Mccormick
who was downed in the centre OF the
field on a mass play thrivh fac.sle,
D1ub mado ihrcN vards CHonev made
.n bun II taking the hall ana fytrtck
wortrd for four wards, Mc10fmick
wOrkinc THOUGH the line OnltUe tries
pctwccn Davis and Brown prncetOn
made I'VE wards. Dgrh ritIf four
ward morn Though Brown. NhfcCor-
mlcl wade TWO more. Coonsv made II
Pr cetln Kept hurllng cooney az Co.
hubia's tght wing and he was good
.Et \ rlln cvery tlmf On q play
thre,f n Dgden, Dagn carried The ball
10 col n1ia's afteen-yird line w
Fishet wa hurt IN tGlS inlay Where
Coney wen. through Brown fJr fouP
wards moe. Baud carried the ban TO
the seven-yard line. Cooney was again
,hnAsl at The lire FOR a two-yard gain,
.Duf Dau5 on the next try WIS thrown
sack q yard.
With the hall on the S-yard Columbia
held FOR downs Columbia put Heln.1eh
IN FOR Won saiEa, Carrier punt.d 70 y
Dillon, who brought the ball baak .
The evening world., 1905-10-28
TWO Killed In Wreck.

ROANOKE. Va. oct. S-Two men
we're killed and others are buried under
tne wreckage caused 10y a head-on col
iision on the Norfolk and Western near
Mace to-day. Fireman Jennings was
pinned under the engine and scalded TO
death.
The evening world., 1905-10-28
DIED IN SLEEPING CAR.
Heart Disease supposed to Have
Killed New York Woman

BUFFALO. N y, Oct. 2s,--Mrs. Lot
tie Rosenthai. seveniy.five years cid,
whose home was at No as West Elsh-
ty-fcurth street, New FORK, vas found
dead IN a Pullman berth on tho Lake
Shore Railroad at 3 o'clock this mcrn-
Ing Mrs. Rosenthal was en- route from
Denver TO her home.
Heart disease Is supposed to h. the
cause Of death.
The evening world., 1905-10-28
Accuses Bishop OF Libel.

RucKLAND. Me-, Oct, "A suis for
libel in 5000 against Bishop Robert
Goldman, OF the Episcopal Diocese Of
Maine, was Instituted to-day BY William
How1rd Gardner. of candon. The case
Is the oubcome Of a church fcud az
Dresden, Me.
The evening world., 1905-10-28
Ada Rehan Arrives

Miss Ada Rehsn arrived in New York
mis- afternoon on the American liner
New York, She had Just recovered
from an attack OF appendicitis IN Lon
don before sailing. sac expscts 10 ep-
pear In New York In a Shaw play
within six months. under the manage
ment Of the Shuberts,
The evening world., 1905-10-28
Gen. Draqomiroff Dead.

KoNOToP. Russia, Oct S-Gen,
Dragomiroff. formerly Governor-Genera
Of Ken. a member Of the Council OF
State and a hero at the Turkish War.
died on his estate here last night.
The evening world., 1905-10-28
FIRST HALE.

Princeton won the toss and choose 10
defend the south goal uptting. the sun
In Columbia's eyes, Carter kicked on
to Daub, who came back three Yards be-
i ysrs, os ,5pou a1wn pSder. Dape S, mS %Ss t M.
side on Prlnceton's try for a quarter
back kick. and Columbia was penalized
Ave yards, Otis made akick which
Donovan fumbled, and Princeton got
the ball on Columbla's forty-yard line.
Tigers Are Penalized.
For illegmate interference the ball
was given TO Columbia and Princeton
was penalized fifteen Yards. On two
tries Carter and Fisher made nfteen
yards tlroueh Phillips and Fryer. Car
ter then mcde II hrst down on Prince
taken to the centre OF the field.
Won Salza made four yards and Car
ter on a plunsa through centre, made
the first down. On two tries colum-
ha failed to gain, and Princeto held
for the third down, getting the ball.
With the ball on Prlnoetou's 0-yard
line, aub made ~ yards around right
end. Bard kicked to Fisher, who was
down in his tracks o columbla's 6-yar
Ne. Brow made two yards through II.
Dillon. and vo salzo made I more on
next try,
Fisher on a try through Philips failed
10 make the distance and the bah went
10 Prlnceson. Bard fumbled the ball try
10 get arounl Post and Columbia
cot TIE ball. BrJwn made two yards
Columbia. Carter made four yards
thm,lKh N. Dillon, hut the ball was
call cd back. Fisher tried Dillon again
and made three yards
.
Carter and Van saIza Gains.
On A tandem play Carter made the
distance. Van Salza made one yard
between Dillon and Philips Ina flsneE
Srorned hack for a kick, Bard caught
rhe hall on Princeton's thirty-yard line,
ana can back five yards. Bald Kicked
The evening world., 1905-10-28
End Of Fever Scourqe.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct S.-For the
nst time since yellow fever appeared
here the noon bulletin covering the six
teen hours preceding showed no new
cases and no deaths.
The evening world., 1905-10-28
Woman Chauffeur at l02.

MIDDLETON. Conn. oct. @.-Mrs-
Davis. agea one hundred and two
years, mother OF ex-State Senator
DAVIS, to-nday took an auto ride and
steered TIE machine.
The evening world., 1905-10-28
MORRIS PARK RESULTS.

y FIRST RAcE-KnIeht of Elway
us to iW I Gen. D'Arme 70 10 s
for pIaee) 2; Pure Pepper 3.
SECOND RAcE-LITsy Bank 70 to
- I, Crusader a 70 I for place. 2.
Irish Girl
THIRD RAcE-een Crockett n to
10Y I, PAGAN BOY q TO 10 for r.ace)
2. Woolsatherer !,
FOURTH RAcE-New z.sIous
e to 81 I, silver TwIs, isysn Tor
plsee) 2, Taps ..
FIFTH RAcF--csIporsastshle IL
to ~ I, cypsIo 70 70 ! Tor alacc) 2,
Howard crstz 3.
SIXTH RAcE-TwseGis 1 Ole.
roso 2, MaxImlIlan ..
-
The evening world., 1905-10-28

NEWS OF
THE DAY
lPrlnCess Sued for SANDER.

KEEL. Germany Oct IS - Fraulein
Milswsky. former maid to the late
Duchess Amelia Of schleswig- Holste!n.
has sued Princess Henrietta. aunt Of
the German Empress. for SANDER be-
cause OF q letter written by Duke
Ernst Guenther. referring TO her az o
Dangerous. cunning swindler."
The evening world., 1905-10-28
Three Killed by Drink.

TELLURIDE, COLO. Oct @-carlo
pelsasso, a miner. while drunk to-day,
murdered his sleeping four months old
Infant. shot his wife and then himself.
The evening world., 1905-10-28
LINEUP.

70 Fisher, who fumbled the ball, but
recovered II on their ffty-yard line.
On-stde phy caused Columbia to bring
the bail back. and n Was given 10
Columbia on Princeton's twenty-five
yard ine.
Garter made three yards, placing the
ball or TIE twenty yard line directly in
'front.' or the goal posts. Carter made
I'VE yards more through Phillips. But
on the next try Columbia lost o yard
trying 70 get through Phillips. Prince
ton got the BAH on downs.
bad made a beautiful l0-yard punt 10
BY Fryer. Carter made a ward between
Cooney and Rafferty,. Fisher made II
nrst, down. Columbia was penalised live
Yards on fof side play. Van saiza HE'D
rake kick, but was d0wned BY Fryer
for a loss Of hvo Yards -
The evening world., 1905-10-28
TIGERS line PLUNGES
C0LUMb|A'S UNDO|NC
New Workers ShowSurprising Strength
in First Half, but Princeton Giants
Tore Holes in Their Defense with
Ease in Second Period.
tspsci.l 70 m. Evening world,

kcpcclui 70 Ant ENNnlut NORH'
AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK, oct Is.
I'm a stubbornly contested game, IN
which size showed surprising strength,
Columbia went down to defeat at the
hands Of Princeton here this afternoon.
The score Of Y 10 0 gives no adequate
idea Of the superiority Of the orange
and black over the blue. Columbia
fought gamely at all stages OF the
game, but was hopelessly outclassed in
every position.
During the greater part Of tine frst
half Princeton resorted TO a kicking
game, evidently with the idea Of try
.as c5iu1noi out, Every time colam
bia got the ball on punts she went
plunging at the Princeton line, fire.
quently making substantial gains, but
with a result that toward the end Of
the half her men were utterly cx-
hausted.
Line PlungIng Won.
Princeton then settled down 10 line
plugging and smashvl through both
wings Of the Blue and white with ease.
Just one Columbia player In this half
seemed able to withstand the rush OF
the swift Princeton backs. This was
Post. at right end, who played a besuti-
full game until taken out.
II wasn't until the flrst half was al.
most over that Princeton made a seri-
Gus effort 10 score, and theen the time
was too short. Donovan, the Columbia
quarter back, was severely criticised
for losing the only chance that Column
bia had to score.
With the ball on Princeton's twenty
yard line, the third down and two yards
to so be tried TO make the distance,
although the play was right in front OF
the goal posts, As a result he lost the
ball and the only chance Columbia had
to score. II was obvious a place for a
try at at a drop kick.
In the second half Princeton went at
Columbia like tigers. Cooney and Nc
cormick opened enormous holes In both
and Bard. Daub and H. Dillon
the ends with ease.
cooney Never Failed.
cooney never once failed to make
the distance when called upon, and
McCormtok's two ~bouchdowns we're
made through holes which he opened.
Princeton was evidently playing under
a pull during the greSter part OF the
which may have been due 20 the
presence OF a number OF Yale men on
side lines. In line gains Princeton
made a total Of S5 yards 10 Column
bias 1866 and on every exchange OF
punts Princeton gained from ave to
yards.
The evening world., 1905-10-28
PRINCETON, L; COLUMBIA, 0
MOTHER AND
GIRL BURNED

Mrs. John lords and her fifteeen-year.old daughter Marie,
Of No. l112 Dawson street, Bronx were %fightfuly burned late
'o.day by tho explosion Of a bottle Of naphtha.
They both rcShed to The street with clothing abaze, where
ystanders smothered the flames, bet not ontiI the girl was per.
aaps fatally burned. Mrs. lords Is the wife Of a wealthy man.
We ---.- --<~----- 4 81
LATE WINNERS AT lATCNA.
S~iyth-lohl Lyle II, Harnaks A. place, aisteu.
sf.i H. t"# IT
FOOTBALL RESULTS.
1T lm1apoIS-Swarthmore, 6; Annapohs,5 5.
: n, ..mo.ngton--Rutgers, ID; Delaware, 0.
* cdstoi--Latayetle, 10; Lebanon Valley, 0.
t4.t .HI. .ar. -------st-- 80 f4'
CHILD STOLEN by "A CRAZY YOUTH.
HrTTy LANDAU, four years odd, Of NJ. 2 East One Hundred
vti = ~ :: '"r;~" -'-:''
iweriyfc Years cd. who is said to be demented
The evening world., 1905-10-28
PLAY
So NASTY THAT
It IS BARRED
License Revoked After
Mrs. Warren's Profess
sion' Is First Seen.
MAY BE STOPPED HERE.
Apparently No Power to Stop
One Production in
New York.
MAY BE STOPPED HERE.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct. B..-Tb,
llccnsc for the production OF Bernard
saaw's play, Mrs, warren's Pro
fession." at the Hyperion Theatre, wal
revoked to-day by order OF Mayor John
p. ssudley. The irst presentation Of
the piece TO the country took place here
last night and 1t was to have been pre-
senled this afternoon and tonight
Mayor, studley did not attend last
nights performance, but said he had
received from persons In whose judg-
meat he placed entire confidence COM
plants that the play was unfit for
presentation on me ground OF ~indecency.
George Bernard shaw's play, Mrs
WNren's Profession. wnicn Was sup
pressed In London. was put on at New
Haven for a trial performances last
night, with Arnold DAILY, Fred Tyler,
Chrystal berne and Mary Shaw In the
principal parts. This is the pay about
which there has been 50 much talk.
II Is TO be produced OF Monday nignt
Of the Garrick Theatre-after that TIE
police nay play a part. Apparently
there Is no way OF preventing any play
mo matter how nlthy--from being pro-
duced once.
The play gave New Haven the cold
chils, Here is what two Of the news
papers OF that CITY nave TO say about q
to-day:
The EVENING LEADER; "Let us
open doors and windows. and have some
fresh air. says Miss yivIc Warren. in
new play, after the mother, with
CONTINUED on Third Page.)
The evening world., 1905-10-28
LATE WINNERS AT lATCNlA.
sixtn-Joha Lyle 7.2, Aarmakis ~ place, alisten.
Football RESULTS.

1t lmapoIis-Swarthmore, 6; Annapolis, 5.
a, ....ngton--Rutgers, 10; Delaware, 0.
Il, edSioi--Lafayetle, 70; Lebanon Valley 0.
The evening world., 1905-10-28
Exchange OF Pants.

Columbia Kicked TO e. Dillon, WIN
slipped, and was downed on the tween.
y-yard line. For holding In tho line
columbia was penalized Ave sards
hlrd kicked to Donovan, who made
ten yards by beautiful dogine. Fsher
Kicked 10 Otis, and ON the exchange
or puntsn Princeton made FIVE yards
A try around Posts end failed dis
mally, Bard Kicked and the ball bound
ed all over the field. but was finally got
by. Carter. Carter dropped back for a
Kick. but rhere was holding BY Coium-
bla. and Princeton got iftcen yards,
Carter punted TO II. Dillon. who was
The evening world., 1905-10-28

AthIone Cams with q Rush.

A Muskoday went 10 the front aud
HOLY, Gold Flour and SAILS. They
held this order to the far turn, where
thione moved up Into third place In