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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

Nst Sfplebus. SfoleoelDreileH
/ @ebiter bar netop afilitiet Sort
trait meS Z. s. Nidle s. 60. 81.
Soul for Spferelie al ct mt Sfole-
bus Der / gnen. 9ontraften er Tor
Sal, O3o, inbbefattenoe @armeappd.
rater % 9lumbinaarbeiSe, men Spg'
ningsfompaniet ifal tage ben garlie
1rnbpsning for $4,000 fom. Selots
9etnIing.
Tormers Glepatur So. | Canton,
iom pmtoltes | forrise Wtirnnter, bar
beIlitttet at begpnoe 6orretningert
iaa mart iom ben tiIitrpffelige Mftle'
fapitaI er aibifriberet. Oct er 3er'
iiaten at ficbe Canton 8rnin Cos
elevator iiteoenfor at bpgge en- mn.
OLAF Senspolo er aompaniets Yrp'
iioeut, 6. s. GasiiI Sefretpr 90 Is.
u. Speretb aasierer.
0uSe Ssitnbfgtcr. Sra Sionr
Tous mebbeltes ben 30te april, at
&egn bar faIbt ooer en- flor Del al
aanbSiitrifterue / Spb 2nfota % par
nteget peIgisrenbe for 8rsnen. Stisnt
8eiret bar folot UNDER S%uantnger,
fit Sarmerne BOG fin SGo goot | Sor.
rem, pg Oct fisliee 8eir efter Saanin.
gen gjoroe, at SRben iGiteoe goo
8oo, og meo bet &egn, man M IT.
oa set parme 8etr, ipnt M oil felge,
tror man, at @reoen ben lite Sitni
bill bore iaa lanGt fremifreoen, iom
bn n~ogenliube bar ppret paa Den
Gio.
Chamberlain, fra bpilfm gD Veil
ipolrfeehoren mn bpgses Deltoper I'll
gIdd Sias for berfra of aaa ptoere
til Stiaebaosfpitert, oil M mart bltoe
Sopeofparter for Grbeioet paa Ell
gane ira Suron til Chamberlain. vt
Iftiefomponi er bannet al p~elfienote
aapitaliiter i Ct. 9aiil, @%atertoipn,
Sllron Chamberlain % Ilpena Tor
OF bpage oenne 9ane, iom / Ttrfellg'
beoen bIiper en- @ren al @reat Nortb-
ern.ganen fra Suron. 9gt pIl gtpe
birefte ssorbinbelie mellem Spiatng.
bperne og 8etsioitrtoalen. Rilfua1t'
feefompaniets @irfion1beo bar p9ret
Sen Spore, iom bar fremfalot bette
nne Sernbaneprojeft.
Snopiflet 2anSias. s Grant
Gountp pna 8rRnien al Yfinneiota
er Der ct Stpffe 2ano, iom for mango
aor iiben blep taget unoer "Breemp'
tion"s 2open al en- Man0 Deo gsnort
8ilioms. Sm fit meb Stoen 3egie'
ringerS Yatent paa 2anoet, men peo
2dn6fontoret | 8otertctun bar Der in.
tet, font bite, of 8illiams bapbe BE-
taIt Sen Iopbeitemte Sltm for 2anSet,
ba ban giorbe iir Sinai Broof".
! SSmiblertib bolbt @iaiams &eceipers
Suffering .ur Yengcie oa Set-c 5Iep
prptofoueret | Regiiter Of IeebS Sem.
tor / Wilbanf. Sanbet blep lenere
iolgt; Oct bar en- fem, ier 8orge p9'
ret pantiat. % / to SilFGlber er 8ont.
cbIi9ationeu iorFalben. Oct er ~iet,ere
Here @onee iolgt. giepbomsretteu til
2nroet bar oIbrig bGret braget
TptI. Au bar ert RauS peo Ranl
9proH 9. Gaop giort Snhifriprtirtg
pna 2nnbet og bar bsaget ct lioet
SitS pnn oct. San paaitaar, at Wil.
Iiams % be fsIgenbe giere life bar
bopt nogeu gienoomSret, at Sanbet
par frit, % at ban err ben isritc ret.
mGSiiee anisger for oct. 9en nltnG.
renSc gier, Mr. Whieller, paoitaar,
al 8iaiams betalte FOR 2anbet, MEN
at 2nofontoret / @atertGpn forism-
tie at inofere Oct / fine 9seer. Wa;,
nenter en- ldngpdrig 2anoiog, % Sol
fet | Snlegnen er meget %iittereSieret |
benS llOfnlo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
afplac lem 0prreippnbance

Sfulgc en- aorrcipunSance fro
@aibington snifer nof SpiflanS en-
fuIoitenbig Observation-Disclosures meh
oe Soreneoe Stater; men lloenriss.
bepartementet bar Tibet Saob ON II,
bepege Senatet til at ltaofRite en- iaa.
Dan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

sinbsniIsne ~artgshibst, Spsr srt tauss. sIsm irs FDssn. Der e.
Ste al arigsRtbet. Ter u inteiombelf Ss ener Bros pro eenHe aapgeario.
Srium bu ian true 6uusne eur tlaitsne rf % alive en- COB sian for 5ontus
gen, burSe IN ptnb. On bar ia COB 9ban;e I'll at ptHee ION Hossh
let CT urro at prsre.
4ramRiiaen er tor. DC e parS at arteibe for. III bar rdnse 9haneer.
7u Tan Ieetaa aot fa fGhe 8ramts, ION upseu anbru, met his bu lite nar
tsrfe RrTHhi id e. Der manas aHbre ,grTmtsr. ION sr e,s a saSs ct
tommtr alt an pd bio. 1erfom eu tau t9ue 90 opfGnfs Gu 500 viah,
CT oct fansfBnisf at em ptuoer.
uuolaS lite at ieBe iue 5aust itrag Sa ri stper issenoe srtra f"nfante
gr9rier for be itbltse SGniuaer:
$50, 90 srtra fsntnnt vYarnie til ben gsrfou, tom fenoer ben beofe
1rGina snr Sian ir ben s6t aprL. Quit mn. at bsriom ou ienOsr ben btOte
5nlins slkr plan Tor ben sore geru iaa iar eR 5000 EXTRA tH er t5tfGs
iii ben resul1re site paa 80 RrGmter.
1obbeI ertra wremie: gt tror enbper burbe bavs tire TGnnar. en- Saa
bier sp. al, hoae ban trr r ret, for 1t ware mere Nifr pa at tGTs BET
nor at rpmuutre hertl pl vt se encnu $50. 90 ertra, I'll @moete az tFrne
9rauie, beripm be Bar tire 59nirs.r Ont. betipn nu bar e. dal ina taar on
fu isrts Tramis men oerom ou bar tire 2al, iaa tar eu $4,000 eItra.
getinaeIfer for 0enue 2appeifrio: % sS SsS Sssa staa ESr to- to Var "a ss - ss
stIsnniHssn gl sbt aga gaa lsls.aOs Maas.: stS e ,r ssMST s%r
sE 1fSs I.s : ! fs lam = r aaas 70 s ca ass a A sss nd sfn; l Zen S sSEsf sf fsR S' s@ S ssas ,Sn
THE HOMEMAKER ee6f tuuce iorbeores; Den, ION stoer BET beete 6aao
1cnmtrne. 1htsueefn al getsnntassn esuns saSpsnrtne el ugre
Srpisbaie, an 7isie te prpfesfpneue NGneS gRiseIe % &ans CT noaeltl9
br 9btrase. eer npseu: iem pa up3sn 9aaos, Sat eleE gs = ioIsnnosi me- me-
DsHns sasgsarts s .n e. ssasmt sS al s.nns sssR SfnSr a tai SSr e AFGHAN 10 HAM ass N
sda aperianiiha asntur amsdia. y r q sammslt stabIsIst SoGIaashas1 m p
Ssans saysshnO anheT ss Snui 1905. men isnS inr Sn IrnnS tiSI8.
SEES bette f~prfietts.
ee bet $50 90 erra prrmietubuo til tiblae Irlere ir Sms GpI. Gubper,
INN bar m, 5nlinaer inoenpfe. Ton faa Grtra'S elineet iE . Gents hper.
Bar iorfsts At aDe bin Dian for Taatnssn. pa ben seehs esn ~ sraaes III
e s asi,s1s sa ssss,asss " aIss. Is III Ill., sTn sassn ssain ,ss s sa,as 's" a ssa
enbRsiptisn. Ggsf iie, ea DIN IGatRl tno ttoits. &c atsa s. aw
81. 90 pstaier Tor to Mars 2abRription % tire ieninser; etlar no
o. teHn SHbfrptonsn pda neeeunaaenee seoeei Se en sssms y mn, mn
Ss h ISTtn !, itrs S Ssf 81 ~ i Sssn Y a Sgsss,e '''T TH n'GH
Contest Dept. 295 636e Washington St, Shicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

@9roieu at Sotpas Susbpr aniIaaes
til benintoo 800 WiIioner Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

efter at bape oisftrteret Sngen, gap
GIeperne fig % benote tilba8e. Z
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

9e bar bofteret nteo enbper op.
tpnfelig Mebtcin, bar raaoipurgt ale
mebieinIfe Sfoler.
0et bar imiblertiS life for Geritnd
fom / alminoeligt 9rl9, at otsie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

msn ole m emFRhmr "a HMmrm
THE HOMEMAKER, Contest Dept 2s5, $500 shineo str, ~ Ill:
Speciel WtatYrGllle. S S@ag s@ ads %s% ra@@@@ T aina msnHeHsaafa gs srsnHt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

Sunoreber Of arigSpeteraner bar
Hpre. pg glpreipgoom.
ltreut Sriffepanb, at iopc paa War.
Fen, paa a1e Raabcr nbiat for paaot
o. folot @eir frcmbrinser &atarrb I
NBrerne % glrren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
Nppr manae @MI ! &rtasifibet
THE HoMEMAKER VI se sm,p Joni an tGe Suuene bette arGsfte rte arr
seripm ou tener ps lGseer Ylaner, fan OFT ptnoc.

Stne al RrGtnter.
life gr1mie-seW 9iaHo. lite 9rumie-Ss50ot @ontant..
aben grRnie $500 RiaRe. l0e xrfmte Sd1 incident gctumoh
3Ge Iramie 500 apntant. @ratotpue % et Royeeleus Npoa9'
ABE YrRmie $75 Roaidnt eCr IetRt pa 81. Sqher.
Ste 9rRmie Mste Stamautring euer l3ot Rr1mte $l5Wl aontaht.
@af. Ibe HrEMe 8dt9 melem GU opuop.
Cite gramie epub GuIoubr % aIrOe pet stprfusS uia ug en- oobbeltls6st
7oe gTsmis $50 90 auntaSHt' "' lSc Sr9mie sfoOOi auutaut.
sbe Brgmtc @Sate 9iarartrtna e1er l6oe gramte BaIg meuem ct 8 Cages
S9oI iSinmaui u stsr. al SIC Rl WanteIuhr % ct Set al 8nipe %
abe qrrnuie 66uIofuIot ur "a Ntrbe Qaaer. Rpaer Rrps. Selutgt
bpiienSpmbsln Slaa o. SnbretH) 17be pr9mis $500 7putuut.
1bs Ergmie Ralo uelenpen upnerfet loe 9rrmie S4O apntdnt.
Sumafine 90 Sieufd (ethpert Slaa). 1spe prsmis $500 8outaut.
eoSe elbe. 22oe. 2sos a4os. 2SSe, 2se, 27oe, 2soe, 2soe, 30e, Site, 32ts. safe,
3Ae SIe a6e, STE, 3He, 3gte 81 so { oBiaut bp er, Joni uogtgr SO Grand
Prizes % reprnkuerer oper 5000 ipntlut o. Observation-Disclosures.
eettuseI,er, Sper Sruina maa Ieotaaes al Gubauption for THE
HOMEMAKER. so Gents tet1ter for It HAT % en- SRutH9, slUO petalr tr
TO ar ps ire E9ainser. &c Sehnsdierne Heoent0r,
5 eubRuptOu for THE HoMEMAKER % bsrstt9sr big til ea ri Ceiling
tie eHr nernet rette Eantns, pl fad terhe grRmie; G9t narmst reis anoen
pltuaeu al Stuobunene, bNpe tiiieuet Sremeu. 3 1HtGlee AZ at mere cub en-
pI1 hptr al benz. iom ferber onfe plauer, bHue beot ON $50 ORR at rge. 1porleocS
bill bluc ttfeuot ferte RrGmie. ben untbeefe matte 3r9me O. %
pd fBIaenee albees utntereiereoe Gommere: Yan. Dean Sutp ira
Z ID, & L. s, 1864 Epub GIari g. Chicago, % 9Dmmer &nB 9flpihe.
iprnfrer en- TrIs o. festa nooetHs AZ 9remierue. gnhptoere, tEeen. ION
THE HOMEMARER elr bort 5Ouaasbus, oil bps tiHani at tas Gel
pa ret. -, 20 r.Yp. e..
n til Of nnpertess %. 81 tan bsnutie I'll noatpeten al bette Sdo, III pgiltt lpm
rroreut uuser etateI 9lhapis aSpe tgT siooom SS MI aa'S sJ "a
Il Rr9mter bet iorlsbue aar. Bort Slbuo ptbltpe ppfplotM SuHft oe Erl'e
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

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AX&&xA YRs SenHte Smith. Gopu, Ohio, $500; IE##&&M
AX&USXX<A g. D. Srpdet, 60 Qaris, NQtue. 5000; EEW MW2
Ex$L~.WR ROBIN 8. Senior. aM. URpuis, TRh. $500; Ex#{H nEx%A
EX#F4VX T&m Geo q RItee, Ereapn, Rp., SI00 90; wis hx*<EThE X&l
1880 &&XX aIou q Gauteufhiaaer. Carleton, GRih. W#{+%D&<W
V*&kw< %@ $500 0iauo; Ds u y. 9amoben. Setter ExSTHIDI A&
~ ~ ion, "a, $4,000; gas 8. Spans. Rrw Or vxxAA G&#
X@8X%&SA ieanS ga, $50 90; DANIEL ". Bulb, Snma VXXH%EE<V
Nf3&NEV ben, q =. 9iamant Sing ssm. ". athus, V#$4&XH
X&<<&Y Sutpsniou Brioae, v. q, Bul tur % VXXXXP
QRoe: g9m earn, SLOAN Gprtugs. Nrfy
Mrs AAs .Lsaen ss 90; q. zee Bond Srtfpn, 90. Serr, M bfs y Ihaysr
SMM SSF 1890 sf0O 90: Mrs. Secta AHorepS aRuuan, "
sor l65 ainias Cir. aaHs, $500; pdrrp
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U<<FLff* SIS 68; 9bmuHe Gurrsr, 9arpner. etai&, V&N$xxX<&
V<#34S3HX SIS 68; gns. ~. q. ecmd6 Sduforo. Cal. V#F*H&W
NE4*TW Elsie o. mauss andre prRmtr u ueosts N&s&SW
&XHMD afpS RET ferletne war. EeH5m eu tultr %D
-, .r.uu,.p en- 10 ag1iaben 4 miHene T(aane eHerU ON wn n ltEhs SUE.
Jsssrsa- ~ BET Eaftam, at por &dppsnrto tsres mee pension Bhdg. NY,
slooi Konhnera tpiuf eilNhep pa fan om hrpe III rnnt "@aah - Aee
h, his Rerue aa HpteSIr pprufpr CT atpue, % iggrA BEN, ON be TIE ~ be
irr~hs Gr9njsr. Ri fsn Daiaa faFe BIG Rapne e abrssiT pa SRRoseber al
aunr, gramieptRpers. penum on suffer bet.
The news & observer., 1905-11-19
The Hearing at Beaufort.

Especial to News and Observer.)
Beaufort, n. c.. Nov. 1S.-The In
land Waterway Commission had 1t
hearing at Beaufort today. Mr.. Chas.
l.. Alternately. chairman of the citizens
committee. presided at the meeting.
He welcomed the board of engineers,
and Senator Simmons, Congressman
Small and Thomas to the city. and
spike upon the Importance of the un-
dertaking. Col. s. 5. Leach Capt.
F'iagler and Capt. Howell, of the board
of engineers, Senator Simmons, Con-
gressmen Small and Thomas. and Mr..
]. j. Wolfenden president of the
chamber of commerce of New Bern,
and Mr. S. l.. Din. SUPERINTENDENT of
the A. and n. c. Company, composed
the party.
meeting was held in the court
house MessrS. Ralph HoWland, j. ii.
Potter. Senator Arendell and Mr..
Alex Foreman. spoke on the proposed
route. Congressman Small and
Thomas made short speeches. Senator
simmons spoke at length and made a
powerful, speech. He spoke upon the
importance of Beaufort Harbor and
Cape Lookout light.
The news & observer., 1905-11-19
THE INLAND CANAL
The Route Commission
at Morehead City.
Speeches are Made by Senator Sim.
mons, Congressman Thomas and
Others. Great Interest Shown.
Return to New Bern.
(Special to News and Observer.

Especial to News and Observer
Morehead City, n. c., Nov. 18.-At
$50 o'clock this morning the special
train arrived, bringing the United
States engineers to look into the situa-
ton here and determine upon some
route for the Inland Canal The
committee was met by a delegation
appointed by the mayor, who took
them around the harbor and up Core
Creep to it's head. thence out on the
bar as far as the sea buoy and then
to Beaufort.
AT two o'clock the committee had
a hearing from the citizens of More
head City and Beaufort.
The court house was crowded and
great interest is being manifested by
everyone in favor of this project. G..
l.. Abernethy was chairman of the
meeting and speeches were made by
j. II. Potter Ralph Howland, Con-
gressman C.. r. Thomas, United States
Senator F. M. Simmons and State
Senator w. L. Arendell. The COM
mittee left here at five o'clock this
afternoon, returning to New Bern.
They were we'll pleased with their
trip.
The news & observer., 1905-11-19
LOSS TO THE STATE.
Prof. W. r. Massey to go to Phiiadel
phia to Edit Great Agricultural
journal

For long term Of years-almost
since the opening of the A. and NJ.
College. Prof. w. F. Massey has
been connected with the institution
and with Agricultural Experiment
Station. For several years past. in
addition to his duties in the college
and station and holding farmers in
stitutes throughout the State, Prof
w. F. Massey has been the editor of
the Practical Farmer, a great agri-
cultural paper at Philadelphia. He
has added to his excellence, but for
some time the management has wish
ed him to be nearer tn publication
office, and so he has decided to go to
Philadelphia. This is a position and
distinct loss to North Carolina. The
readers of this paper will regret to
see Mr.. Massey leave North Carouina.
They have greatly enjoyed his arti-
cles on farm topics. No man among
us has written so much that is inter
esting and valuable for farmers as Mr..
Massey. The readers will still enjoy
his best articles which will be re-
produced from the Practical Farmer.
By his lectures, letters and instruction
he has made a host of friends in
North Carolina who will depIore his
departure. The friends of Mr. Massey
and family in Raleigh will regret to
lose them from the social life of the
CitV
The news & observer., 1905-11-19
Such Was the Decision
of the Engineers.
THE VOTE WAS 18 TO 5
No Locks Will Stay the Progress OF
Ships Between the Oceans. The
Decision Reached After Three
Months Study of All Points
Involved.
(Bv the Associated Press }

Washington, Nov. 1S.-By vote of
IS to today the board of consulting
engineers of the Isthmian canal COM
mission placed itself upon record as
favoring the construction of the Pan
anna Canal or the sea level.
This decision represents the out
come of nearly three months hard
work. Early in September the engi-
neers gathered from all parts of the
world to assist the American engineers
in the decision of the momentous ques-
ton of constructing the Panama Ca
nal. at sea level or at a greater altl-
tude, involving a system of locks
The foreigners came to Washington
absolutely without instructions from
their own governments and without
bias determined to be guided to their
decision solely by the facts to be pre-
Sented to them. 1t was not until last
Tuesday that anything in the nature
of a decisive vote was taken. and that
after all was an indirect test Just
what that prOnosition cannot be
stated with absolute certainty, but ia
is coniectured that the issue was
whether or not a lock canal of a cer-
tain type should be constructed. AT
any rate the vote disclosed the fact
that majority of the eight American
members under tho lead of General
Abbott was strongly IN favor of a
lock canal
The news & observer., 1905-11-19
DOUbLY BLUE IS
It FOR VIRGINIA
0vaIed by Carolina, Ze-
roed by the Navy.
SEVENTEENTH NAUGHT
That's the Score Between Our Univer.
sity and the v. N. |. twenty-five
to Naught Between the Old
Dominion's University and
KiCkers OF the Navy.
Special to News and Observer }

Especial to News and Observer
WinstonSalem, n. c., Nov. 1S.--
The University of North Carolina
football team defeated Virginia Mill
tary Institute team at Fairview Park
this afternoon by the score of II to 0.
The game was well played and in
tensely interesting to the spectators.
The Carolina team out-weighed their
opponents somewhat and seemed to
be in better form.
The Virginia players, however. put
In the first half the ball was in
V. NJ. l. territory most of the time
Carolina, by steady gains made two
tOuchdowns, but failed to kick goal
the first time, making the score at
the end of the first half eleven to
nothing. In this half Carolina was
at her best, playing a good, consistent
game throughout.
In the second half V. M. l. started
out in good shape, carrying. the ball
to Carolina's four yard line, largely
on rushes by Studio Carolina made
determined stand here, the ball going
over on downs.
Sitton carried the ball to twenty
yard line and Abernethy made an
eighty-five yard end run for touch
down. There was no more scoring
The officials. Armstrong, of Yale as
umpire, and Williams, of Virginia as
referee. gave perfect satisfaction.
Both teams played good ball. For
Carolina the stars were probably Alb
ernethy, Whitaker and Robinson
while for V. M. 1. Frazier and Studio
did exceptionally good work.
The news & observer., 1905-11-19
TWO DAMAGE SUITS WON
Five Thousand Dollars for killing w.
Il. Brown One Thousand Dollars
for Mental Anguish.
(SpeciaI to News and Observer. }


Pittsboro, n. c., Nov 18.-The No
Vember term of Chatham Superior
court, Judge Ferguson presiding, ad-
journed this afternoon. The criminal
docket was disposed of by noon Tues
day the time since being consumed
in the trial of cases on the civil issue
docket The most important case of
the term was that of c. G. Poe, ad-
ministrator of Will E. Brown, against
the Raleigh and Augusta Air Line
Railroad Company for the negligent
killing of Brown while an employee of
defendant railroad last February at
Colon. The jury rendered a verdict
for $4,000 for the plaintiff. who was
ably represented by Messrs. H. A.
London and Son, and Long and Long,
the defendant being represented by
the law firms of Day & Bell and Wo-
mack, Hayes and Bynum. The case
next in Importance was that of w. S.
Carter and wife against the Western
Union Telegraph Company for mental
anguish sustained by the plaintiff by
reason of delay in the delivery of a
telegram -SummOning doctor to the
bedside of Mrs. Carter. This resulted
in a verdict of $1,000 for the plain
tiff. The company was represented
by Messrs. F. H Busbee and w. d.
Sller, while Messrs. H. A. London and
Son looked after the interests of the
plaintiffs
The news & observer., 1905-11-19
Mrs. Erwin Holt En.ertains.

Burlington. n. c.. Nov. 1S.-Mrs
Erwin Holt entertained most delight
fully in her new nome on Thursday
afternoon at large reception given
in honor of Mrs. Eugene Holt and MSr
Walter Brooks. of Detroit. The house
was beautifully decorated with shrys-
anthemumS, ferns and palms. The
hall was banked with yellow chrys-
anthemums and many Towering
plants. From one of the receSses
came strains of soft music played bV
the Greensboro orchestra. The receiV-
ing party stood in the drawing room
which was a bower of white chrysan-
themums and palms. The ladies re-
ceiving were Mrs. Erwin Holt. who
was most becomingly attired in pale
blue panne satin. Mrs. Lawrence Holt.
in black spangled lace and orchids.
Mrs. Eugene Holt. in white embroi-
dered chiffon, Mrs Walter Brooks, ~
cream taffeta. The punch bowl was
presided over by Miss Bertha Hol;.
The color scheme in the dining room
was pink, the room being lighted
py candles and candelabra. The
centerpiece handsome pink chrysan-
themums. Delicious refreshments
We're served. Mrs. Alf Haywood was
assisted in the dining room by Miss
Louise Patterson. of Detroit and
MISS Louis Lord. of Lebanon. Pa.
The news & observer., 1905-11-19
GLORY FOR YALE's KICKERs.
princeton Gets an Old Fashioned
Drubbing. Yale Defeating Her
23 to L.
(By the Associated Press.

New Haven. CT. Nov 1S.-FoIlow-
ing the old fashioned style of foot
ball Yale today gave Princeton "a
% to beating. the worst i'm manv
years. but the Princeton's had the
satisfaction of breaking Yale's clean
record by a beautiful 43 yard drop
kick by Tooker But after all the
blue can still point to a goal fine that
has not been crossed by an opponent
The game was relieved from posi-
tive dullness by Yale's adoption in
the second half of the much loneed
for "open play" when long runs
around the ends, much kickig in which
auarterbacks did their share and two
brilliant dashes by Quarterback
Hutchinson, of Yale repeatedly
brought the thirty thousand specta-
tors to their feet, The singing at
the game was inspiring. as it always
is. but Princeton had more lung pow
er and had the courage to hurl their
catchy songs across the field. Yale's
becoming enfeebled as interest in the
game increased
OF the game as a football study. it
was the old story of a welf-learned
lesson of Yale with plenty of re-
sources if they We're needed. But
she did not show diversified at
tack not even the variety used in last
weeks stubborn game with Brown.
She scored in the first half by straight
plunging line plays which began to
have the desired effect after a mutf
of punt on Dillon's part. Yale was
The news & observer., 1905-11-19
TESTIMONY or CANCERS.
Defendants in Old Nick Think All
Their Witne ess"s Can Testify by
Wcdne sday.
snecial to Newe and ObserverD

Especial 10 News anG Observer
Greensboro n. c.. Mo-. 1S.-Ir the
Did Nick Distillerv Company trial to-
lay at ono o'clock, counsel for the de-
PENDANTS, represented sto Judge Boyd
that it woul be a saving of time if the
court were to adjourn until Monday
morning, a1d this was done. Defend
ants counsel now say that they Will
have put on all their testimony, they
think. by Wednesday night of next
week.
The session this morning was a con-
tinuation of evidence from govern
nent officers who had been storekeep-
ers or gaugers al the distillery to see
hat it was conducted in accordance
with law. They all swore they de-
,ected no fraud or irregularities. Will
Jones himself was put back on the
stand to be asked b ydefendants if he
had not stated to witnesses at East
Bend that if Williams had acted gen,
tIemanly towards him while he was
there gauging his Whiskey. his prop
ertp never would have been seized on
hese indictments begun, but that now
he would certainly be broke up. Jones
said he made some such statements.
Several East Bend witnesses were then
introduced who recited statements to
this effect made to them by Jones.
District ATTORNEY Hoiton was per-
mitted to put on witness to prove
tones FOOD character. He was T. L.
Guffy from Ashevlle. He gave Jones
fine regulation but when Judge
Moore. of Asheville, had finished cross
Manning HIM he had admitted that
he himself had not only been accused
Of misappropriating bonds, or funds
arising from a serruptitious sale of
bonds. but hn had been convicted of
blockading and accused of several dis
reputable things too tedious to men