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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

aeports from Morris HiTh School footoau
L,lninr quarters arc that thew infna W
,ry hard 10 defeat the Do witt Clinton hikp
school football team next SATURDAY. y
olympic Field. The Clinton team on ms
other hand. are determined y win ths 49,
naming gamts this season. THESE efe sns
Norris game next SATURDAY., tue game wa
Bows Hlgh School who 1efeate1 yN hIsI
mus election dav bv the soofe, % 49, -
t6e game With the Central Hlxh school N
phliadalphiR. az the pAiladelnhia Dan
crcurds. on Nov. "a
ON SATURDAY, the HiEh School Of COM
nero will battle on the 'ron with me
Polv PREP school, This Eame lie impovtant
for n IA liable 70 decide the lvie-chohsfif
footbali champlonshiD % New York n
LONG Island. IN Poly FREQ wins she .hae
ONLY 10 3 feis the Bows High School v
win TIRE title.
The De witt Clinton HIN School hoekey
team is determined TO win the interscholas-
tc CHAMPIONSHIP this year. A 3 year the
team was not yerv good A squad OF
twenty students ars practioing taily In ths
gymnasium. AMI the outlook Tor q cham
plcfshiD team Is oxosdingiy favoraple
Miller has been chosen CAPTAIN or the team
A dual meet has been a-ransed betwesn
tho De witt Clinton 1liEh School and tho
Morris High School 10 take place the nrn
saturday "a December. D.
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CITY PARK TRACK
TO Be |MPROVED'
Grounds to Be Beautifed,4
More Stalls Built and New
Clubhouse Erected.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 9.-David HID
Barnes, one Of the moving spirits I'M
the American Turf Association and al
large stockholdcr in the CITY Park
track at New Orleans, has arrived heres
from Cincinnati, and leaves to-nighti
for New orleans to prepare the ctyfv
Park track for the opening on Thanis-y
giving day.
ION my arrival at New orleans rE
will put a large force of men at workA
brushing up the plant. Since lastc
spring many improvements have beenA
matte. About 900 palms have been ssse
out about the grounds. the inheld hasl
graded and sown In timothy ANDY
bufao grass, and a steeplechase eoursst
built. The clubhouse yet remains tok
be erected, but wei will commence workA'
on that structure Immediately, :,
RESIDES tie 735 stalls which arc, eis
ready on the ground. 400 more wil pc
hu5lt and the whole thing VIII ooi
completed before the middle oil seetn
her we plan TO take care OF every,
horseman who ships 10 our track, anepj
none will be forced TO 80 on me out-'
40, 10 seek stable room, y n
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.ATTELL, BLINDED, WON OUT.
Proved Himself Too Clever for Tommy Mowatt,
Although Blood Obscured His Vision.

hooded with blood, Abe Attell gamely
went ahead and defeated Tommy
Mcwatt. of Chicago. IN their slx-round
hsht at the Wa iington Sporting Club
last night.
In the second round AtteN. in rush
ing, slipped to the floor and had a
head-on collision with Mowatt. which
resulted in a two-inch cut over Attelps
eve. Efforts to stanch the wound we're
unsuccessful. and 10 rthe remaining
four rounds one-hah OF Abe's face was
covered with blood.
Mowatt started on TO mix It up. but
shifty Abe glidei away and returned
etlnging ieft-handSE iabs that told.
Then the lighters heads bumped and
Abe began 10 bleed. He never wavered
q second. but continued to smother
Mowatt's face with labs. Not until the
fourth round was a. plaster o~5talnaole
for the wound, and Mowatt soon had
II knocked off.
During the remainder Of the bout
Mowatt swung wildly and never ue-
cesded In landing ans OF his terrific
punches, Abe kept playing his left with
such effect that the Chicago man was
weak at the finish.
In the semi-wlndup Jimmy Lavell. OF
Brooklyn, fought a draw with Marty
Kane.
The evening world., 1905-11-09
PASSED BALLS.

Bw cymer. manag~ Of Columbus. ana
Dick Cooley, OF Detroit, are the only ball
p,ayers who have ever made a success on
The stage. Either a them could make a.
much money before the footligtts a. on the
diamond. Cooley does a cool-shoating sps-
claity, while clyner 10 a minstrel monolo<
gist.
over In Ashtabula, o., they are betting
that FNnk Delehanty vii beat Prank Hahn
NTH minor learuers, out for the position Of
left fielder on the Highlands team. HshA
NJ a made th4 better hitter, but DelehanU
u sad 20 be the best sun fielder who eH1
donnsd a slovs.
The experiment Of Jimmy Williams
third IL in reality not IN experiment, 70
finiHheA A successful season With PittburT
IN MAT position, but was switched 70 tecond
when he Joined the Baltimore American
League club. Iaports will take Nc $40
al second.
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KNOWLTON MATCH
FOR TOM SHEVL|N
Harvard Coaches Feel that
He Is Able to Handle
Yale End.
tsp.cal to m, Eyenlns world.l

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Nov. s.-wlth
Dan Knowlton playing end on the var
sity eleven, Harvard's football coaches
at last have a man who IL thoroughly
able to give Mr.. sheviin. OF Yale. all
and perhaps more-~an the latter will
care to attend to In the game IN SOL
dier's Field, November Is.
Knowllon Is "a rengy, six-footer with
more than 100 pounds To his credit
and a pair Of legs that carry him over
tle ground at a tremendous pace.
Even from the position In tackle he
has been beating the ends down the
field under punts, and when once he
gets his hands on q man Il Is lke tho
clutch OF a swapping turtle or a steel
wise.
With Knowlton at end, moreover,
Beat" Squires will be able TO play
tackle. Squlres didn't show up very
well In the Indian game, but II must be
remembered that ne had Just recovered
from a broken thumb which he was
nursing with a great deal OF solicitude.
Beat Ia far from a slouch, and his
work In the Carlisle game didn't do
him justice. He has shown this by his
splendid performances In the daily
scrlmmages this week, which have beer
easily q feature Of the practise on Sol
diers' Field.
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Columbia Students at Last
See Their Team in
the Open.

At last Columbia students have been
allowed 10 witness the practice OF their
football eleven. They saw the boys In
action at American League Park yes
terday, and were well pleased.
Capt. Fisher came NJ OF the play
l.inplny badly. Neither Won saltza nor
Donovan was IN the practice. Won
Saltza Is reported ne being a little fine
and, II was. thought best 10 give him a
rest. Donovan d!d not play Saturday.
His absence wac because OF studies.
Collins and Armstrong did mont OF the
putting and It Is expected that the
former will DO depended upol to punt
the game with Cornell, a week from
noxt Saturday. Carter. who lie attend
ing to a bruised kEee. probably will
no. be called upon to kick when he gets
into condition for fear that he may In
lure himself again.
Yale Shows Up Poorly.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. e.-rhe
varsity and the scrubs had It out In
practice at Yale Field yesterday, and the
scrubs had none the worst OF II either.
In the open work the scrubs virtually
made two scores to the 'varsity's none.
Hockenberger and Erwin were each
played Ot left guard. Hockenberger
when on the scrub side against Trip
kept that big guard on the jump all the
time and frequently got the best OF the
argument. Erwin also did well.
Heffelanger, the great Yale guard,
was on the field coaching the centre
men, and he infused a lot OF life INTO
the big fellows. Al Sharpe, the former
The evening world., 1905-11-09
BY John POLLOCK.

Although the referee for the coming
~heavy-weight championship battle between
Bob Fitzsimmons and PHILADELPHIA Jack
o Brien In San Francisco the last week In
December has not been selected as yet. II
Is certain that Eddie Graney will be tho
official that will be agreed on to MI this
important position, Before Fitzslmmons
started for the coast he told the writer that
he wanted Graney as referee Of the contes'
and no one else. o'Brien, who is In San
Francisco at present. has already accepted
Graney. and It is expected that as soon as
Fitz reaches the coast the first thing that
Will be done by the fighters will be TO name
Qranev M fhe referee.
The evening world., 1905-11-09
FIRST OF INDOOR GAMES.

gramms Of seventeen events In which some
OF the best athletes IN the country will
participate. have been arranged.
The New YORK Athletic Club is planning
10 make the coming indoor swimming sea-
son the NOS interesting and successful In
IRE history OF TIE sport, and preparations
are under way 70 bring all the hest swim.
mtrs together at their clubhouse. The
clubs tank and surroundings are unsur'
passed b. those Of any club In the country.
The playing OF an exhibition nme Of
English Rugby football In the stadium at
Harvard next Saturday has been authorized
BY the Athletic COMMITTEES, One OF the
teams will come from the palhous,e Uni.
verAty, the other team will ether be- brought
from Canada. or q team viii BE- made up
Of stiiors from the British zee, now at
Annauolis
The international chess match betwesn
American and German players Will begin at
10 o'clock on Saturday morning BY means
Of the Atlantic cebis. connecting their 70
spsctlve hesdausrters In. New Yogk and
Derlin. NE contest ~ for q tophy pre-
sented BY Empcror William, Ths Manhat.
tan Chess Gu represents this country, and
me Berlin CHESS ciub the fas6eriand'
Albert II. Stevens. a Rhodes schoiar.
from ale. now at Bslliol COLLEGE. Oxford.
at the freshman sports threw the hammer
i24 feet 3 Inches. This Il a new collegiate
record for a freshman.
Discouraged by repeated defeats, and on
account Of lack Of support from pupils and
faculty. the football team OF Gre ghtcn
University, OF Omaha, has been dlsbanded,
and all futurp dates have been cancelled.
-
wioh more Of a view TO promote me
national good roads movement than for the
purpose Of estsbllEhing q new record, A. q
Schmltt. Of Chicago, and Clovis Bettand.
Of uhs city. start from Chicago next Mon.
day morning a, 8 o'clock on a fast ttp
across tAa country 10 thfs city, They sx-
pect 70 reduce the record made In a Colum.
bia car by Holcomb and Adams BY several
hours.
walter Grady. the CORNER military dis
lance champion has retired from the o.nder
moth and viii devote all bis DINO In tho
future TO business pursuits.
Arthur Duffy's statement mai all ina,
teur chanpions ere makinx money out OF
the sport Ia being repudiated I've country
over. A deniai from the athletes will %
mach 20 lift toe cloud. cast over the ssart
by the Georgetown ~syrinter.
The evening world., 1905-11-09
DAN PATCH FAILED
TO LOWER RECORD
Best Great PAGER Could Dc
Was to Cover a Mile in
Two Minutes Flat.

MEMPHIS, Nov. "a mile IN two
minutes fiat was the best Dan Patch,
the pacing champion, could accom-
pliah at the Memphis trotting track in
an effort TO reduce tho worlds record
Of 1.69h without use OF wind shield
or unner m front, yesterday.
Trainer Jersey rated Dat Patch over
the first half mile In 5ek seconds, but
the great PAGER faitered from there
home the last half being negotiated In
ter OF q second. Another trial Is
scheduled for to-day.
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Murphy After Terry.

Johnny Oliver, manager Of Tommy Murphy.
Is trying TO get on a return fight for Muir
ply with Terry McGovern. and declared to-
day that n Billy Nolan, manager Of Battins
Nelson. should refuse to let Nelson fight Nc
Govern he will lose no tim In posting q for.
against Terry. As Jack Michigan, OF the
National A. c., Of Philadelphia. 10 anxious 70
give 40 per cent. OF the gross receipts TO Nc
Govern and to fight Murphy the offer may be
accepted.
The evening world., 1905-11-09
SPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10


Boxlng-wniie Fitzgerald vs.. Fred
Sanders; 30 rounds San francisco.
Eddie Hanlon vs.. Aurelia Herrera;
20 rounds; Los Angelica
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II.
Footbali-Yale vs.. Brown at New
Haven; Harvard Vi Pennsylvania
at Philadelphia: Cornell VS.. Prince
ton at Prlneetn; West Point vs..
CARLISLE at West Point; Annapolis
". Bucknel at Annapolis; Rut-
gers VI, s.evens at Hoboken.
Chess - lE,Nrnationai contes, over
ATTAIN, caSle between Manhaitan
Cbess Club and Berlin Chess Club.
Athletic Gpmes-rhirteenth Regi-
mont. Brooklyn, and 81. Barthoio-
news Club; East F~orty-seooad
street
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Tigers May Lose Cooney in
Game with the Ithacans
Next Saturday.

Is GONE hope that he Will be able 10 60
In against the Ithacass on Saturday.
Pennsy's Heavy loss.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. e.-Mis-
fortune again has robbed PENN yivan:a
OF a football player that was ,ounted
upon for the Harvard game. Stein. the
big guard who has been ight;ng It out
with Hobson for the left side OF the
line. is sick and will not be able %
play Saturday. This puts a double re-
sponsibility on Hobson and weakens
Pennsylvania considerably In the mat
ter OF substitutes,
The Quaker football PLAYERS will
breathe a mixture OF salt and nine air
most OF the time until the Harvard
&c me. Last night the team and some
OF the coaches went to Winslow JUNG
ton. n. j., which Is a few minutes ride
from Camden.
wlnslow Junction IL so neal Philadei-
phia tfat the men will come 10 the
university each morning and attend lee
lures and recltations.
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nooR Doe Ganal
MOTORISTS CLAIM REcoRpa.

Claims for mileage records are now being
made BY ardent motor car drivers throughout
/ the country 4 s.. LOUIS man recently male
the stntemtni that Re had travelled 5000
miles and he y followed by o Springfield
moO1riet WOO Feye he has driven $3.50 miles
during the past five Year,, There Is another
IN Massachusetts, who says ne has Ridden
so.sfo miles IN a motor car.
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OLD DR.. dRINDLE,
8 YEARS A sPEcIALIgr IN

Under Or drndieS scientific treatment an
ddssaSes DsegtsE 70 msn ets permansntly
MODERATE TERMS than by n othsr ~
yertlsinR physician. ID you suffer ffpm blo0f
poisoning, hereditary, or centlactedi nefyoutl
cases, rcd spots ulcers sore thnat ANA
rl9uth, painful hwelllne, STRUCTURE. YARf-'
cOcHl.N,, o. any dleease resl4tlng from a.
aot Of Row long standing. Dr., 0nndis viii
cure you a. surely % you 20 10 him FOR treat
@snI " sufls pglye,s sne sreinesy cob
.pr, Grindle " AZ The same office, III Wet
t2lh st. between 9TH and 9TH ave-, wxioXl
he has occupied OVER Is YEARs-a record
which no Qthere Advertising physician cfH
fiTihfnliy claim, Advlce free. Medlolns AZ
H1nrsyotoo " sundays . TO
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HOFFMAN FOR D0UGHERTY.

the best Of condition, but somehow
couldn't play steady ball for New YORK.
In a pinch he Is probably a RettsN
hitter than Hoffman, but the philael
delphla players average will be highor
al the end OF the season.
Hoffman 10 very fast on the Desey1
while Dougherty Is inclined 10 sleeni
This Ia probably tho most imporAlt
deal 10 Be made by the Highlander4
before going into the next season &,
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wnis Lewis. the local weltsr-wsisht. w
most likely be matched 10 fight some sofi
man OF his weight In San Francisco within
A few months Jimmy coffroth, the fight prt1
moter Of California. who 10 In town At preAs
emit, told the writer to-day that. a. soon "a
match for Lewisw either Tmmy GardneH
or Mike Twin" Sullivan. a
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o,R0urke's Now FIahtsr.

Tom o'Rourks has taken another 'shtae
under HE management, He 10 HugheN]
CLANCY. the feather-weLght, Of Proyidsns&l
X. l., who has quite q list OF Victories
his credit. o'Ro1rks 10 anxious TO match
round bout and 10 at present trying 70 lnduqIl
the CLUB matchmakers OF Philadelphia "
elinch q match between the LAOS
The evening world., 1905-11-09
AMERICANS LONG THROW.

LONDON. Nov. e.--Aibert N. Stevens. a
RI oaf>s scholar from Yale. now Al Balllol
COLLEGE. oxford. at the Freshman sp6rts
yeGtbrday threw the hammer l2i feet s
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BIC PRIZE FoR T

The Minneapolis trophy. a 1900 cur will
be offered BY ne Mnneapolis Automobile
Club as a priDs for the best showing OF a
ftock touring ar On a specific race At the
January meeiine at Daytona. Fla.
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TO SELL LEIoH's OLD HORSE

LEXINGTON. Nov. e.-rhe dx-year-oh
thoroaShbred stallion King OF Coins. the last
tho roughbrsd horse owned In tnir country
bv III. EuRene LeiRh. has been consigned TO
tie auction seis rinr ant will be dbposed
OF here Dec. T.
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GRANEY WILL Be REFEREE.
Fitz Wants Him and He Is Acceptable TO Phila-
delphia Jack O'Brien.

yer, Col, where he has been booked TO meet
RUDE Smith, the Denver fighter. for ten
rounds at the Denver A. G. on Nov. ~.
SMITH has been beating all the men out
West. where he Il regarded as a coming
nan In the lightweight division.
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spoRrlNa.

/ Will RECOVER ALL MONEY fosr
gamblinE at race tracks fres o. cost "a
u. MALMouIsr, ROOM ola, % PARK row
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cooney May Be Absent.

PRINCETON. N. j., Nov. s.-Practice
al Princeton was held again behtnd
clused doors yesterday and It vas
learned when the players returned TO
the gym that there was no scrimmage
between the two teams.
All the varsity men we're back on
the field, but whether they will be
able TO get in a scrimmage before the
Cornell game " not is rather doubtful.
Capt. cooney has not vet entirely re-
covered from his injuries. though there
The evening world., 1905-11-09
Thirteenth Regiment lnaugu-
rates Season in Brooklyn
Next Saturday.

TIE indoor athletic season will be opened
In Brooklyn on Saturday night al tho
Thirteenth Regiment Armory. A pro
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tspecisi 20 The Evening WORLDLY
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. ~ Blinded
by a cash that kept bis right ave
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COLUMBIA TO MEET wILLlAMsl

Edward BAss. "a science. MANAGER Of N
Columbia basketball team, hiss announced
that a game had been ARRANGED botws4fI
Williams and Columbia for Jan. 70 IN thIU
rity. u Will b. remembered that last voa1
Columbia aid not meet Williams.
The evening world., 1905-11-09

uhQl EMor@o-B House. Dv.s 10. Mat, Sal. 2 ig
Next wesk-E. ;. willard in Repertoire.
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BIG FOOTBALL ELEVENS IN HARD PRACTICE.

full.back. got after the kicking squad
and gave them a severe drill In getting
of punts.
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MODERN FOOTBALL PLAYER.

The uptcdate football player He 10 q light heavyweight, wears
no pads or srmor and 10 trained for great speed and endurance,
The evening world., 1905-11-09

THALLA. Matsei, pangess Of workins Girls
Nsat W,ek-ITIe Ninsy and Alma
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Another Match for Erne.

Young Erns." the Quaker City boxer.
siill continues TO arrange matches, Besides
being matched 10 fight Young OLeary,"
Of Chicago. for eight rounds at MilTaukee
on Mo-. N, he has also signed articles
Of agreement to meet KID" Herman, an
other caleago tlsIsr N q ten.rognd eoGS
John Willie, lngends 10 bring OF In pri-
late a few miles outside OF Chlcsso on
NoN. q
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Russell and Lewis Again.

"Unk" Russell. the Philadelphia light
weight. who gave Young Corbett' such .
hard battle In philadelphia last saturday
night. will meet Harry Lewis, also OF FnIla-
dclphia, In a slx-round bout before the Broad
way A. G., Of Philldf,phia, io-night As
these lighters always put up a fast mill when
they NEE, this bout should be a hummer.
They Will clash at ca.ch-weights.
Memsle 10 Fight Smith.
George Memslc. the shlfty fighter Of Chi
Gag. WOO mfde y of IN the batilss which
ne fought IN Philadelphia, has gone to Dem
The evening world., 1905-11-09
Boxer helped Jerome.

All the puEilists. matchmAkers ana fol-
lowers Of flstlo battles who attend the
three-round bouts which are held In the
different legitimate athletic clubs In this
vicinity had a great zeal 10 90 Win DIS
tfict attorney JerOine's re-election,. Mr.,
these bouts as he claimed that as long as
no admission "a charged and NJ deGs.o. -
are rendered the bouts may be carried 90
without any Interference from the author-
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~, 49,, ~. RESURRECTION

M Az. Mat. Tod'y. Ms. Wood, Lost N a Biz cav
oNr VIZ, dscrgie Mack. Tracked Asoubd Word
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Ryan VIII FIGHT Again.

''Buddy'' Ryan. the Chicago w~el,erweight,
will fight again In a fsw weeks. He will
not lose the sight Of his eye which was
siashed By his manags during an altsrea-
tion after Ryan was beaten by Jimmy Card
ner at colma. cal, a few months ag0. Ryan
has arrived In Chicago from the coast, and
as an expert eye specialist says that his
eye will be all right In a fw weeks, Ryan Is
hunting around for matches at present.
The evening world., 1905-11-09
pfT-HAr rafting of bones in the Dugi-

81 Now Elbows MoFadden. who
once knocked out Joe Cans, wants to
back" The kid" became a
back number years ago. 1t wasn't the
wine list, however as In the Dal Hlw-
kins case, He simply foughi himself
out and taught TOO much boxing In his
1 gymnasium-a thing that has turned
many a good fighter into a Clever
hasbeen.
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Murray = Ta IS S / IN AZ XAB ys NM 4.
WHn.Ll Nj WIZ. How Baxter Butted In
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AMussMsNra.

|pIIG ELFiE FAf. Belle Of Ave, A..
nhlvlluunNt VIZ Dancers o. Working Girls
4 Ted Marks Sunday Concerto Mat. .N't.x SOC
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-02-02
END OF A ROMANCE
Mrs. Rosina Scott Married in Ke.
nosha Six Years Ago Asks a
Release From Court.
HUSBAND DEMANDS DAMAGES

A Kenosha marriage of six years
ago figured in the divorce courts in
Chicago on Thursday when Mrs. Ro-
sina Matthews-Scott appeared il
court and asked for a decree of d.
vorce from her husband. Mrs. Scott
alleged desertion and claimed that her
husband had not been living with her
for the past two years.
The marriage of Miss Matthews
and Scott in 1893 was quite roman
tic little story. They had been sweet
hearts but their marriage had been
opposed and in order to get away
from the parental objections the
couple e1oped to Kenosha and were
married.
They returned to Chicago and for
four years continued to live together
but at this time Scott, who was a
young lawyer, went to Seattle, Wash
ington, to practice his profession.
He has now returned to Chicago 10
contest the suit and the first move III
the contest was to bring a suit for
S4O,C0O damages against Harry Will
kinson of the Chicago Baker company
charging the alienation of Mrs.
SCOTS affections. Since Scott has
been in Seattle, Mrs. Scott has been
employed at the offices of Mr.. Wilkin-
son and it is claimed that Wilkinson
Influenced the woman to seek separa-
tion from her husband.
Scott is resisting his wife's petit
ton for divorce because, he declares,
he loves her and wants her to resume
her life with him. Mrs. SCOTS reply
has been that during their four years
of married life Scott failed to support
her and was addicted to the use of
liquor.
The case is to be tried at the coming
term of the circuit court.