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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-08-25
CHAP ER XXXIli.
The Head of the Church Visible,


80" said Pope Sixtus. amicably
your brother was killed by the great
explosion Of Friar Rogers powder in
the camp of the enemy, Then you
are the heir TO the kingdom-you must
marry-you must marry"
Conrad flushed fiery red.
Holy Father" he said neryously
his eyes on the AIban Hills. lit was
concerninq this that ! made pilgrim.
age to Tone-'hat | might consult
your Holiness'"
The pontjff nodded amicably.
We'll, ] will receive back your hat.
| will annui your orders. But whom
do you wish to marry? What your
brothers widow? II will be difficult,
this mar1iagt-d difficult, but not i'm.
possible"
The PonIff paused to give Conrad
time to speak
81 will pay into the treasury OF the
Holy Faith on the day Of my mar
riage hundred thousand ducats."
said Conrad
The PonHH turned about and beck
oned to a tall voting man in black
souts ne.
"Giuliano, come hither," he cried,
and as he came he explained in his
low tone My nephew. Yes, my dear
nephew, Prince Conrad of Courtland,
You are to zo and prepare documents
concerning this noble pllnce. l will
instruct you as TO their nature pres
emily. Await me in the hither library"
When h. was gone the Pope sat a
moment absorbed in thought.
81 will send him to Courtland with
you. He will marry you and bring
back the benefac'i9n. Yonr hand, my
son. l am an old man and need help.
May you b. happy
EpiIoque Of Explication.
It was the morning OF white day
The prince banner few from every
tower in Ca kernsberg. for that day
it was to lose a duchess and gain
duke 1t was Joan's second wedding
day-the DAY of her first marriage.
Never ha1 the little hill town seen
SO brave gathering since the North
ern princes laid Henry the Lion in his
grave. In the great vault where he
slept there was a new tomb, plan
marble slab with the inscription
THERESA WIFE OF HENRY
DUKE OF KERNsBERG AND HOH-
ENSTElN.'
And underneath, and in Latin, the
words
AFTER THE TEMPEST, PEACE"
For, strangely enough, by the wonder
OF Providence or some freak OF the ex
ploding powder, they found Theresa
fallen where she stood, blackened but
scarce marred in face or figure so
from that burntout hell they mad
brought her here that at the last she
might rest near the man whom her
soul had loved.
But on this morning OF gladness only
Joan thought of the dead woman.
To-day | will do the thing sne
Wished" the Duchess thought, as she
looked from the window towards her
fathers tomb. she would take ooth-
ing for herself. yet shall her son sit IN
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-08-25
Pe-ru-na Restores STRENGTH.

Mrs. Hettie Green, R. r. 6, Iuka, H.,
writes: ~ had catarrh and fel t misera-
BILE. began the use of Peruna and
began to improve in every way. My
head does not hurt me SO much, my
appetite is good and l am gaining in
flesh and strength"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-08-25
MISS RICKA LEOPOLD, 1877 Main
AVA street, Menasha, Wis. Sec'y Lied

A'A street, Menasha, Wis, Sec'y Lied
erkranz, writes:
''Three years ago my system was In
. terrible run down condition and was
broken out all over my body. l began
TO be worried about my condition and l
was glad to try anything which would
relieve me.
"Peruna was rccomme nded to me a.
. fine blood remedy and tonic, and l
soon found that it was worthy of praise.
"A few bottles changed my condition
materially and in short time l was
all over my trouble.
81 owe to Peruna my restoration to
health and strength. 1 am glad to en-
1orSa II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-11

Las personals que deseen billetes para
aut6movil entire Camuy isabella, puaden
dixijirse a 81. Rosendo Infants Forta-
esa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-11
CONSEJO FJECUTIVO

que el muelle de Ia ''sNew York no ha
costadO 125,OeO doIIera y Il franquicia
estipula que no ha De pgarBe mas de 10
que valga, hAbiendo por otra parte mani-
festado sus duefos, que hoy no vale clsi
NADIA, resulta que con 800, 1000 dollars ne
pueden construir no solo muelles en- San
Juan, sino en- Ponce, Arecibo otros pun
tos por caenta del gobierno, puesto que 81
en- esos puntos se permits hacer 10 que en-
San Juan, resultarfan muchos monopolios
que vendrfan conYertirse en- un poderoso
''trust = !.
'.Ya a que los sefiores de Ia '.New York"
han manifestado que prefieren abandonar
el muelle retenerlo 81 le yaTfan la fran.
quicia, resultarfa darles una gran como
didad y hacerlea su negocio, compr6ndoles
el muella
stY por otra parte, 81 Ia C6mara Sc ha
reunido para resOlver este asunto, 81 ella
compete votar 81 dinero que Sc necesite
,aceptando rechazando 10 que crea conve-
niente ipor quo no aceptamos noHotros ell
bill y dejamos 4 Ia Camara el que 10
derrote 81 asf 10 cree conveniente? lQu6
NAL hay en- aprobarlo aquf puesto que la
Cdmara puede enmendaTlo como guste?
Risas. La proposition de Mr.. Graha-
me hace gracia, porque demuestra 10 ape.
gado que esta 50 proyecto, el que desea
se apruebe en- 81 Consejo, adn que en- la
Camara se 10 desmochen.
(Continka en- Ia pSgina "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-11
.NOTAS De FAJARDO.
(De muestro correspOnsaz)

Julio 8.-La Presa, en- la cuarta fun.
ci6n de su compafifa el dia en- Fajardo,
hizo gala de las mas variadas y excepcio.
males facultades.
Los nIimeros de m6sica ejecutados en-
botelias, copaB, sil6fono, cSscabeles vio-
lin 5e una sola cuerda, fueron apIaudidf-
simos repetidos 'tEden Concert" tiene
IA personaies distintoB, que La Presa ca
Tacteriz6 cen absolute propiedad, eiecntan-
do con celeridad pasmosa las mas diffciles
transmUtaciones.
Los n6meros de violin piano, briIlan-
tfsimos.
"Con tacto'', fu6 Ia pieza final. En-
esta obrita, original de La Presa, sobresa-
Heron Ia tiple Aurora Gonzalez que tuvo
que repetir el precioso n6mero que canta q
duo con La Presa, la sefiorita A. Vivero y
el senor Roselli
-El municipio de Fajardo ha reanuda
do las obras de reparaci6n de Gales.
lei bale que Be eelebr6 en- los amplios
salonea del Hotel Americana en- Faiardc
rasult6 espl6ndido. Era este uno de los
n6meros del programa de iestas para con-
memorar el 4 de Julio.
lei munitipio de Fajsrdo ha importa-
do cuatro excelentes balanzas como las
que Sc usan en- los Estados .Unidos para
peser las carnes que so expenden al pdbli-
co. Estas bahamas reloies excusan ell re
PESO, pues 81 comprador esta viendo, al
mismo tempo que 81 tablajero, el peso de
la carne que He cOloca en- el amplio y lin
pio platillo esmaltado.
Esta importante mejora pru, ba que la
administration de Fajardo vela por lot
sagrados intereses del pliblico
En- que alturas anda el empr6stito
insular para Fajardo9 Nuestro alcalde y
don Modesto Bird, presidente del ayunta-
miento, que son los patrocinadores de esta
idea, no deben abaRdonarla, pues que Fa
jardo esta pidiendo gritos nm acueducto
y una casa para ofcinaB municipaleg, en-
ire otras cosas de gran impOrtancia p6-
bIica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-11
.PERIODICOS DENUN
CiadOs pOr IibeIO
en- Manila.
EI juez que GOnOCi6 de Ia Causa ins-
truida les abSOIVi6.
LusgO lOspsrIOdlstas sspaHOles J fIIlplnOs ceIs
hrarOR un hanuuste.

Ell Juez que conoci6 de Ia causa ms
trufda contra los periodistas tilipinos Fer
nando nj. Guerrero Lope K. Santos
por ibelo los absolvi6.
Los peri6dicos GEL Renacimiento" Y
"Muling PagsilaDg" hicieron pdblicos de-
tenci6n ''compontes' que Sc dieran
Felix Cuenca Nicolas Gonzalez, al
primero porque sus diligencias On Ia cap.
tura de unos bandidos no tuvieron result
tado favorable al otro porque Sc neg6
prestar esa clase de servicios, alegando
que para ESQ estaba la fuerza p1blica.
En- los artfculos denunciados se slude
al jefe de los eonstables, unas veces
otras al jefs constabulario, siendo ambos
funcionari5s distintos con apellido id6ntic0
uno solo Ell denunciante.
FL juez So funda en- que no BE han diri.
gido las frases al querellante, en- que no
puede afirmarSe que la publication Sc hi-
ciera con mala intenci6n, que antes bien
los periodistas han perseguido el mismo
fin que el gobierno, cosa queno debe con-
tundiTse con la obra de la revoluci0n: que,
ademas, los denunciados cumplieron su
deber sacratfsimo, ejercitando ''un derecho
al critiear y censurar los actos p1blicos de
los funcionarios p6blicos, cuando por me-
dio de esos actos Sc puede causar alg1u
perjuicio al orden pGbIico al Gobierno,
cumplieron con su deber llRmando &
tiempo;- respetuosamente, Ia atenci6n del
Gobierno asf claramente 10 diieron, So
bre 10 que ocurrfa en- Bacoor, pues ha-
llandose suspendido ell derecho de "Habeas
Corpus" en- las provincias de Cavite
Bataugas, siendo conocido va del pGblico
algGn hecho censuTable de que sc habian
ocIpado los mismos peri6dicos, exis-
tiendo la recommendation, era muy facil
que los funcionarios pdblicos encargados
del cumplimiento y de la ejecuci6n de di-
chaa medidas cometieran algunos abuses,
como los va ocurridog, y debfan evitarse
en- 10 Hucesivo."
"Como va Be ha dicho ha habido buena
intenci6n, fines justifcables motives jus.
tiicados por parte de "El Renacimiento"
y del ''Muling Pagsilang, de sus edito-
res los acusados Fernando M. Guerrero y
Lope K. Santos, al publican los artfCulos
califcados por Ia acusaci6n de libelos;
ellos obraron no solo impulsados por SEN
t;mientos humanitaTios sino tambi6n en-
cumplimiento de un deber, y no hubieran
ciertamente cumplido con ese deber 81 in.
formados, como habfan lsidO de aquellos
hechos, que eran conocidos va por la OPT
ni6n pGblica, de la cual debe ser organo
fel la Prensa, no 10 hubieran expuesto
claramente ante ell Gobierno de estas isIas,
y la prueba mas evidente de que la Prem
sa en- esta ocasi6n ha c0mplido con su de-
ber, es que con Ia publication de aquellos
artfculos Sc ha evitado Ia repetici6n de
hechos semejantes los denunciados"
Con motive de ese fallo, los periodistas
filipinos y espafoles dieron un banquete q
que no asisti6 la prensa americana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-11
NOTAS RAPIDAS.
De La CIBRA. .
Ode maestro cOrrespOnsGl. }

Julio 8.-En breve dar6n comienzo los
trabajos de la Carretera de este pueblo.
Esta administration municipal, ba c.
rrado brillantemente sus operaciones en-
80 de Junio lpr6ximo pasado, con una re-
gular existencia en- Gaia cubiertas todas
sus atencioneA Sc psg6 Ia mayor paFte
de la deuda atrasada; Sc construy6 un sa-
Ion mas para eacuelas; SO hicieron otras
mejoraB en- Ell ornate p1blico, el Ayunta-
miento ha cedido una hermosa casa que
pos6e para tres escuelas graduadas, ha-
ciendo en- clio un gran bien Ia instruc-
ci6n, salyando difcultades & la Junta
Escolar, que con tan buen exito ha inicia-
do sus trabajos
Sc dice por aquf que hay ge1te que
hablan del buey, del cato, de Ia gaia y
hasta de los ratoneB; y que pesar de
ech6rBelas de muy sabihondos listoB, no
alcanzan ven 4 los arrieroB que en- su
propia casa lecomen 81 queso.
Sc dice tambi6n que la nina no tiene
conformidad: que lego 6vestirse muy mo-
mona: que lucia en- su tocado una soberbia
peineta; que descuella por So talento y 'por
su charla menuda; pero que peaar de
estaB cualidades, que tanto la heTmosean,
y de sus timbres y de la prosopopeya, tuvo
que desvestirse poTque no BE va. Y la
raz6n es muy sencilla: que dona Leonor
no Ia quieTe Por ESQ es que no ge debe
vivir entire tanto baeg
Sc dicen tantas cosas, que harlan difu-
gaH estas notas.
POGO tempo.
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NOTICIAS DE
GUAYANILLA
(De maestro cOrrespOmsal.) }

Julio 9. En- eli juzgado de paz Ha si-
do declarado cul pable de inscribirse ile-
galmente, infringiendo por clio Ell artfculo
162 del C6digo Penal, ell indiYiduo Emil
lilo Rivera.
FL Juez le exigi6 Glen dollars de fanza
para quedar en- ibertad, remiti6 la in
veatigaci6n al juzgado municipal de Pom.
ce.
-Varios repuplicanos de los pueblos
lfmitrofes Pefuelas y Yauco, Sc han ms
critic en- este precinto electoral sin Ia resi-
dencia legal.
Pronto Sc presentar6 denuucia ante el
juez de paz de este pueblo para que inves.
tigue Ell case y como Sc tienen pruebas
inevitables contra los acusadOs, 6stos in.
gresaran prOnto en- el Hotel de Lespier.
La distinguida familia Pietri sali6
aver de GuayaniIla para embarcarse en- Ell
vapor Ponce, con direction & los EstadOB
Unidos.
LIE deseamos un feliz viaje.
-Algunos j6venes dos sefioritas de
esta localidad salen hoy para Yauco q
gufrir examenes con objetO de ingresar
en- ell profesorado.
Les deseamos buen 6xito.
-Hemos tenido en- ests semana tres
dfas de lluvia por 10 cual los agricultores
eHpecialmente los de cana, sc muestran sa-
tisfechos,
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MerCadO de pifias en- New York.

Debido & las lluvias en- Cuba cuando
las pifias fueron cortadas ocurri6 que las
pifiaa de Habana llegaTon en- mala condi-
ci6n muchos embarcadores Be han fjado
en- las pifas de Florida que han legado
bien Sc conservan en- psrfecto estado
para ser reembarcadas, especialmente las
que proceden de Ia region del Rio Indio.
La cosecha de Ia Florida Sc informa que
es buena en- calidad cantidad.
Ell meior precio que se ha pagado por
pifas de la Habana ha sido de S2.25 &
$3.50 por canasto para las de Ia Flori-
da de 2.75 & $500.
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SEPASEs

Que nu pubIicamos comunicados sin que
sean pagados poE adelantade.
Cada geis palabras &c cuentan pOr una If
nea y la 1nea vale diez centavOs.
Las cartas que Vengan con communicates
Sin su impOrte, no se CoDtsstan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-11

DICE QUE LAPE, Rl-NA ES Ell RENE.
DIO CaSERO De LOS TRABAJA- !
DORES DE ESTA cIUDAD. :
El Sr. q. d. Taylor ha sido por diez
amos Secretario de la Junta de sanidad
en- Jacksonville, Fla, p. U. de A., cuya
posici6n le ha provisto ampliamente de
oportunidades para notar los medios de
evitar curar 1as Intermediates.
Manifesto su aprObaci6n para el
usO de II PeFnna, Como ef medic m&s
eflcaz de reSOFYer an prObEen7a de tan
vital fnpOrfancia para eI pdbIicO:
ssLa salud del pobre en- una ciudad
grande es siempre una question de in-
teres vital, no tan solo para las autori-
dades de Ia ciudad, sin6 tambien para
Ell ciudadano, me ha sido muy satis-
nu . factorio saber
RemedIO DOmestIcO que un ndrnero
del TFabaladOr. tan grande de
- = :. -. :. . traba jodores
haya aceptadola Peruna, como ell reme-
dio de fam1lia. Ha Aanado un gran
ndmero de casos, especialmente de ca-
tarro en- Ia cabeza, pulmones y est6-
mago, restituyendo la salud en- general,
no pueda menos que probar ser una
bendici6n y ayuda para Ell pueblo que ls
ha adoptado y la usa. Yo la recomiendo
al pdbIico como un remedio eflcaz."-Os
D. Taylor. -~
Dirijase al Doctor Hartman, Presls
dente del Sanitario Hartman, Column
bus, Ohio, E. U. de A.
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ADMINISTRATOR DE FINCAs
URBANAs d Jos M. Cnrrsro. Diri-
girue Lnna 76.
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sLA NUEVA PERLA'
sUCURsAL..

En- los c6ntricos San Juan, Ia esquiI
de la cle de de la Foaleza La Cruz han alberto os MI
CHAcHos (Sucesor de Mayo Ga estabecmento de Quiz
Gala Fereteria donde 81 surdo mas complete On esos amo
pueGe halarse.
Artculos de Nn9eIad para DATEAa 7 aAnARRHRon.
Ia NUEVA PERLA LOS MUCHACHOSse cOmpletan dc
una manera donda puede esablecerse competencia.
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Glasses de idianas.

III. A. Meyer, professor de Ingles Fran
ces ofrece sus servicios profesiOnales Gale
Allen no, 80, eva
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
HARVARD WORKS IN CAGE
Ne1chaU Shoes Skill in Drop Kick-
ing-Bird at End.
IBy Tejesraph to The Tribune

Cambridge, Mass. Nov. 15.-Ths Harvard eleven
virtually had practice this afternoon. account
OF q hard rainstorm The varsity grdiron was
covered with straw. and the ground keeper did
not wish to remove this, considerable hail and
falling. Reid also wished to take no
chances with his team a wet and slippery field
80 the afternoons work confined to signal
practice and kicking In the baseball cage. An open
practice had been announced. ana, despite tho
storm, large number of students went out to tina
neld.
Newhan spent long time at drop kicking over
an imaginary goal post, and was successful In hts
efforts. Parker and Starr also took turn at kick
ing goals from placement Harvard wifi send a
patched up team into the field against Dartmouth
on Saturday. Reid announced to-day that Mao
Donald will not play against the New Hampshire
team Bird who will replace him at left end. has
never played on Harvard team In a match game
The lineup in the signal practice to-day was.
Bird, left end; Osborne. left tackle; Brock left
guard; Parker. centre; Kersburg. right guard:
Pierce. right tackle; Geer. right endi Newhsll.
quarters Glider left half; Lincoln. right half, and
Wendell fuback.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
EXTRA PANEL CALLED.
Only Eight Gillette Jurors Secured
from First I5O Men.

Hsrkimer, N. T. Nov. 1S~-XAftsr four dayx
spent In the work Of securing q fury TO try
Chester E Gillette on ths charge OF murdertna
his nancse. Miss Grace Brown. eight man had
been selected a. Jurors whsn court adjourned
to-day. An extra panel had been called for, the
original $50 names having been exhausted. Sixty
names were drawn this evening, and these man
VIII be IN court tomorrow morning. II II hoped
that jury VIII have been secured whsn court
adourns tomorrow evening.
Tho only interest In the dsyv proc>sdinrr IN
court, aside from the persistent CHALLENGING OF
Jurors by counsel. was the efforts Of newspaper
men to secure pictures OF the prisoner and OF
important witnesses In the CASE The Distriot
Attorney to-day authorized the photographer
who photographed Gillette for the police record
10 give out copies of that Photograph TO the
newspapermen. but the prisoners ATTORNEY NJ
once countermanded the order
-, AS on previous days. many women were In
we courtroom to-day. but they found litte OF In
terest In the monotonous Questioning OF pro-
speotiVe Jurors. The prisoner appeared to he
lhe oolect OF their curiosity, and he manifested
him oA ~ w SAs'oh
II Is believed now that the thsory of suici,a
W. w,H torm the basis OF tha defence. Practically
~ the witnesses who Will testify at the trial are
to-day. A N' "' "A 0'uil
me hotel accommodations of the VILLAGE Ar.
$3.50 snS NO lheir utmost to care for the witnesses
oaiI.Ue Ssner persons attracted here by the trial
eaAWa p AaGnA q Ayoo1dna 49, - -
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
YALE HAS HIGH HOPE.
Team Has Fast Signal Drill on
Snozo Covered Field.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune !

New Haven Nov. N-Full of hope the Yale foot
ball coaches met IN council tonight for the last
timc here and stated that they felt that the I'M
provement In the physical condition of Captain
Morse and Roome made Yae's chances for beat
ing Princeton about even. Owsley. the head coach
last year. went further and confidently predicted
a victory for Yale.
With the field covered two inches deep In snow
the team engaged in signal practice this afternon
for nearly hour Tad Jones had rest, and
Dimes the team. The appeared to be in
excellent condition. The snow did not interfere
with running through signals. but the drop kick
ers found 1t impossible 10 send the ball over the
bar.
The trip to the field taken for the
purpose of giving the little fresh air than
for actual work On the return to the gymnasium
Rockwell gave the squad short talk, picking
out individual players, telling them of their faults
and giving them advice,
Nothing but light practice viii be attempted to-
morrow and the entire squad will leave at
o'clock in the evening for New York, where the
men will remain over night, going to Princeton
Saturday morning.
The final makeup OF the backfed IS still in
doubt Captain Morse will start the game, but
whether at right halfback or fullback the coaches
will not say. II Morse plays at halfback Knox
will be his running mate, with Roome at fullback.
Otherwise Veeder and Knox will play the halves
with Morse at fullback. 1t is the general opinion
that the first combination will begin the game.
The work tomorrow will consist of a short signal
drill of not more than fifteen or twenty minutes.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
MILLER ON TOP AGAIN.
Heads Winning Jockey List for
Aqueduct Meeting-Notes.

When Miller won the last race OF the meeting at
AQueduct yesterday he established record that
Will probably stand for years to He headed
the list OF winning Jockeys for the meeting with
fourteen victories to his credit, and he has been
at the head of the winning Jockey list at every
meeting since the season began. April 16. Fur
ther than thai, he has ridden more winners in that
time than any other jockey in this country. Those
who have followed him consistently and with
blind faith have reaped rich reward, and the boy
is deserving of high praise for his uniformly good
big crowd Of the regulars left for Washington
last night on the Cavanaugh special. TO be on hand
for the opening of the fall meeting of the Wash
ington Jockey Club at Bennngs to-day. The de-
cision against bookmaking did not appear to have
changed the plans OF those who had made arrange
ments TO go 80 Washington. and the train was well
filled when II pulled out of Jersey City.
1t seemed TO be the general feeling at Aqueduct
yesterday that casual racegoers might have trouble
in placing bets during the meeting Bennings.
The layers will be forced TO keep moving about
and will have to book wagers on the credit system
is done in the clubhouse at tracks In the metro
pOlitan district. 1t will be possible for the betor
TO establish his credit by making deposit with
some bookmaker before going to the track but
otherwise he will have to look Oh make mind
bets There will probably be some confusion to-
day, but the problem will work itself out, it is
thought, before a week is over
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING
Columbia and Princeton to Meet
OUer Trying Course.

The crosS-country teams OF Columbia and Prince
ton viii meet to-day the trying intercollegiate
oross-oountry course at Princeton. The Tigers are
depending on J. L. Eisels to win He holds the
Princeton record of s49 +-5 for tho two-nlils run
and has made record OF "a minutes 10 as seconds
over the Princeton course this year. f H Kelley,
the only man on the Princeton toam who has COM
peted In the intercollegiate cross-oountry run
in thirty-nrst last year The other men the
team W. L. McGee, g. r. Glover. r. P. Par
sons W. G. McDermott, A McCongsr. and @ W.
Vernon, substitute.
A. B. link and B. Sanders, Of the Columbia team.
both in the intercollegiate raoo last fall, An.
lshinR twenty-eighth and twenty-ninth. A. Mont
gomery and Ferris Hetherington haye both been
finish well up behind them The others on the
team w. J. Donovan. W. 3. Kennedy. H.
Harper and r. L Hopkins substitute
The Columbia team win leave for Princeton at
noon TODAY