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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
PURDUE SMOTHERED.
Goes Down to Defeat by Chicago by
Score Of 80 to O..

CHICAGO, Oct. 2o.-Chicago smoth-
cred Purdue at Marshall field today,
scoring four touchdowns In the first
half and three in the second. Four Of
the seven goals were kicked, making
total of 80 points. Purdue never Sc
riously threatened Chicago IS goal line.
Several times they had the ball in
Chicago territory, but a tumble or the
quickness of the Chicago backs in get
ting the ball on forward passes gave
the ball to the Maroons. Chicago s
line was woefully weak, two of Ecker
sail s attempts at field goals being
blocked, but Purdue's forwards were
equally slow in breaking up plays, and
half dozen times during the game Chi
cago's s speedy backs got away for runs
OF from forty to seventy yards. Stef-
fen ran ffty.seven yards for A touch
down, aud Eckersall sixty yards for a
touchdown in the second half, while
Steffen made another touchdown pos
sible by run of seventy-three yards
The openness of the game under the
new rules evidently was well liked by
the crowd. 1.-The game is made for
Chicago s fast backfeld - was the gen
eral opinion. Chicago was penalized
heavily, losing total of 160 yards,
once losing the ball after a run Of
nearly seventy yards by Walker.
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Jatonia Entries.
peciol 70 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
CINCINNATI o., Oct. 20.-The entries
for Monday at the Latonia course follow;
First race. FIVE and half furongs--The
Clansman, Don Caesar. Dr. Legeo, 100;
Lady Esther. 1o1; Meodowbreeze. los; Gar
ret Wilson, 100.
Second race, six furlongs. selling g-The
Soracen, Kiss. Floss. Dormont, Queen. Caro-
line, All Brown 81; Nuns Yelling 80; /;
Veribest. 1ol; Lidwina, Jehane, Norwood
Ohio, Bazil, Comic Opera, Belletoone, Ed
Early. 1o2; Stoner Hill. LOG
Third race. FIVE and half furlongs, sell
ing-Alameda, Isabel Aintree, OIL; Ericsson
81; Charley Ward. The Golden Bird, Yando.
90; Froward. Grnndite, o6; Sanardo, Monere,
90; Beautiful Mayo, 100; Miss Cesarion,
1o1; King Leopold. 1o3; Spider Web, 1o4; !;
John kaufman, los; Tom Dolen, 1os.
Fourth race, six furlongs. selling-Bert
osra. 81; Ravians. Lady Lavish, Daring,
Mantilln. lo3, Don Fonso, 1Od: Sorrel Top.
Lieut. Rice Field Lark, 1o5; Toboggan, ]o7 !;
Revolt, los; Martius, 11o; Matador. IL
Fifth race. six furlongs-GFire Alarm,
Lady Emily. Sam Cook, %; Della Thorpe,
81; Still Alarm, Glen Arm, 100; Lexoline,
LOG; Chase, 107,
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth, selling
Sheriff.. Lutte Mac, 95 Moocasin Maid, obe-
ron, The Mate. os; Judge Traynor, Gay
Minister. oe Knowledge, The Laurel Pearl
Hayes, Golden Mineral. Joe Lesser, Sincerity
Bell. 1o4; Fonsoluca, 1o7,
Weather clear; track fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
TRAGEDY OF PASSION
Mexican Kills White Girl Rather Than
See Her Wed Another.

BAIRD, Tex, Oct 20-Alberton
Agos, Mexican employed at a hotel
here, instantly killed Miss Emma
employed at the same hotel, yesterday,
and then stabbed himself probably fa-
tally.
Agos said he committed the deed be,
cause he loved the girl and because she
would soon marry another man He
was placed in Jail and physicians sum.
moned In his pockets were found
three letters, one each TO his mother,
and his grandmother in Mexico, both IN
Spanish. and one in English to the girl
he killed a lvnchipg is probable.
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Football Scores.

At Columbus, o.-Michgan. 8 Ohio State
University, o.
At Haverford, Ps.-Haverford, @; Rut-
gers o.
At Swarthmore. Po.-Swsrthmore, II;
George Washington College. o.
At Gettysburg, Pa.-Gettysburg, 3S;, Leba-
Al Ithscn-Cornell. 10; Bowdoin o.
At Lawrence. kan.--University of Kan
sss. 90: University OF Oklahoma 4
AZ St. Lors-St. Louis University, SO;
State Normal o.
At ladelphie-Pennsylvania IA; Brown,
AT Cambridg-Harrerd, A; Spring Seld
Manual. o.
At Chicsgo-Chcsgo, 3D. Purdue, o.
At Prirceton-Princeton, 80; Bucknen. 4.
At West Point-West Point, IT; Williams.
At omaha-Creightou University, 22,
Bellevue, IL.
At Madison-wisconsin, 10; North Da-
kota, O.
At Atlanta. Gs.--sewanee. 16; George
Technical, O.
At Richmond-Esrlhsm IL: Cincinnati, o.
At Lansing, Mich.-Michigan Agricultural,
Sd, De Pauw, o.
At Lincoln. Neb.-University of Nebraska,
2; kmes, II.
At Chicago-Gat. 4; Chicago All Stars, B
Al Nashvile-Vanderbilt. 7s. Alabama, O.
At Charlottesville, Ind-Wabash, %: Rose
Polytechnic, s.
At Jacksonville IN.-Illino,s College, S;
Keokuk (Ia) Medical College o.
At Clemson. S. C.--Clemison, o; Univer
sity OF Georgia. O.
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Boise Races.
Special N The Tribune.

SPECIAL to Inc lripune.
BOISE. Idaho, Oct. 2o.-The results
Of today's races follow:
First race. quarter of mile, all ages,
purse $l0o-Bill Mahan won, Teddy
Roosevelt second, Potts third. Time,
% seconds.
Second race, FIVE furlongs, all ages,
purse S10o-Soundly won, Amasa sec
ond, George D. third. Time, l:01.
Third race, FIVE furlongs, all ages,
purse $20o--Misty's Pride won, Redan
second, Atoka third. Time, one minute.
Fourth race, one mile and one-six-
teenth, purse $250-Jack Little won,
Peter J. second, Legatee third. Time,
1:4S.
Fifth race, selling, one mile, purse
sl50-Flourish won, !. v. Kirby sec
ond, Phyz third. Time, LA.
Sixth race, five furlongs, for horses
owned in State of Idaho, the F. A.
Martin purse of 800; owner of winner
presented with silver cup-Queen Cup
won, Belle Kinney second, Addie third.
Time ] :02
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WEST POINT VICTORIOUS.
Whitewashes Williams to the Tune Of
II to O.

WEST POINT, n. Y. Oct. 20-West
Point defeated Williams here today. II
to O. Forward passes were freely used
by both sides, but without particular
long gains. West Point frequently used
end plays. Toward the end of the first
half Hill discovered a weak spot in the
center and dashing through went over
for touchdown,
Rain fell during the second half and
there were frequently exchanges of
punts with small gains. By successive
line blocks, West Point finally got near
enough to Williams goal to shove Cave
moss over for touchdown. Two min
utes later Smith broke through the line
for a tweSyy- run and touchdown.
Mountford kicked two goals
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Lineup Of Teams.
BROWN WHITEwAsHED.
fennsylvania Surprises It's Adherents
By Piling Up a Good Score.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20.-After
disappointing their adherents in the
preliminary games, the University of
pennsylvania football team today de.
featcd Brown, IA TO 0. The work of
the home eleven was much superior to
anything they have done this season.
pennsylvania s first touchdown came
within five minutes of play In a
hcklng duel Brown was backed up TO
IFS own fveyard line. On an attempted
punt from the goal line, Hollenback
blocked the kick and fell on the ball
for Pennsylvania s score.
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Louisville Results.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Oct. 2o.-The re
suits OF today's races follow;
First race, FIVE and one half furlongs-
Sally VI. won. Sslle Suter second, Here
after third Time, o5 l.5.
Second race, FIVE and one half iurlongs-
Harding won, Salvage second, Lady Carroll
third Time. .Gs.
Third race. SIX furlongs-Mesdow BresZe
won, Funiculaire second, FroDteuac third
Time, :13 IS.
Fourth race, Board of Trade handicap,
one mile-Pretension won. Hannibal Bey
second. Tartan third. Time. 40 Is.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Lightning Con.
ductor won. Zipaugo second, Electorine third
Time IA Is.
Sixth race, mile aud a sixtcenth-Audi-
tor won, Ora torian second, Golden Mineral
third. Time AZ Is.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
BELMONT PARK
MEETING CLOSES
Rain Prevents ROseben From
Attempting TO Lower Sal
vatOr's Record.
HYLAS LANDS CHAMPION
STEEPLECHASE EVENT
Captures Richest Stake for
Jumpers offered in the
East.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-The Belmont
Park meeting closed today with the
champion steeplechase as the feature.
Rain prevented the scheduled attempt
by Rosebeu TO lower Salvador g record
for mile straightaway-
In driving finish, Hylas won the
$4,000 champion steeplechase, defeating
This is the richest stake for jumpers
offered in the East. and is over try
ing course of three and half miles.
Hylas was always Z to 3 favorite,
with Altar and John NJ. P, the i'm
ported English Jumper, second choices
at to 2. The race was run in rain
storm. John NJ. P went out TO mako
the pace, but fenced badly and finally
refused Hylss and Cologny took the
last Jump together and IN a terrific
end drive Ray landed Hylas a winner.
Days Results.
First race. six furlongs, straight
Walls won, Merrill second, Frank Gill
third. Time, Ills As.
Second race, eighth champion steeple-
chase, about three and one-half miles
Hylas won, Cologny second, Altar
third. Time, S:23.
Third race, the White Plains handi-
can. six furlongs. straight-Okenite
won, Kentucky Beau second, Marathon
third. Time, 1:l4 1-5.
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Beau-
clere won, Dissent second, Lamertine
third. Time 12S.
Fifth race, Belmont Park autumn,
eight for age, two and a quarter miles
Sunny Water. won. Nealon second, The
Cricket third, Time, 4:0l 2-5.
Sixth race, mile and three sixteenths
Miss Crawford won, Chimney Sweep
second. Tommy Waddell third. Time,
2;0l.
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PRINCETON WINS OUT.
Piles Up Score of 80 to Against Buck
nell Team

PRINCETON, N. j.. Oct. 20-Prince-
ton defeated Bucknell here today, 30 to
4. The game was played in a down
pour of rain which made the ball so
slippery that both sides fumbled inces-
sanity. Captain Lenhart of Buclnell
scored the four points for his team on
placed kick from the forty.yard line.
Although neither Captain Dillon nor
Daub was in the game, the Princeton
team played well. both Extensively and
defensively. Harlan kicked field goal
from the twenty five yard line.
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PLAY TIE GAME.
Washburn Nor Colorado Able to Score
at Topeka, Kansas.

TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. 20.-Neither the
University Of Colorado nor Washburn
college could score in the football game
played here today. The quarterback
kick and the forward pass, under the
new rules. were used effectively by both
teams and but few gains were made on
straight football. Colorado used an en-
tire new back field In the second half.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
MONUMENTS DEDICATED
New York Veterans Remember Those
Who Fell at Bull Run

monies incident to the dedication of
monuments erected on the Bull Run bat
tJefield to the memory of the members
of tho Fifth, Tenth and Fourteenth
New York infantries, who fell in the
first and second battles, were held to.
day,
The shafts were placed by the State
of New York on ground occupied by the
organizations named during the battles
AT Groveton, long the Warrenton pike.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
MIDDIES SUCCESSFUL.
Vanquish Visiting Lehigh Team by
Score of II to O.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct 2o.-The
football team OF the Naval academy
this afternoon defeated Lehigh ~ TO D.
The midshipmen had number of
chances to score by drop kick goals,
bur Corlan ran the team for straight
touchdowns, and each time Lehigh
braced at the critical moment The
midshipmen had rather the better Of
the exchanges of kicks and they man
aged 10 keep the bah in their oppo-
nents' territory during the greater part
of the game. In the second half Capt.
Spencer, the midshipmen s halfback,
received 2 badly wrenched knee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
OPEN BOWLING SEASON.
Commercial Bowlers Will Play Initial
Game Monday Night.

The Commercial Bowling league will
open the season of l90607 Monday
night at the Crown alleys, with
match between the Silver Star and Bell
teams.
A meeting of the City league will be
held this morning at II o CLOCK at the
Crown alleys for the purpose Of devils
for the highest individual score of the
season
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
Carlisle Indians Win,

PITTSBURG, Oct. 20.-Carlisle In
dian football players inaugurated the
season in western Pennsylvania today
when they met the team from the West,
ern University of Pennsylvania at Ex-
position park in this city. Halves of
twenty-five minutes were played. the
final score being % to in favor of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
BOYS IN BLUE MEET
DEFEAT At LOGAN
Aggies Win Their Initial Game
of Season by Score of
16 to 10.
Special n The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
LOGAN. Utah. Oct. 2o.-Ths Agricultural
College Of Utah played its initial game of the
season here this afternoon with team com
posed OF enlisted men of Fort Douglas. The
Agges won the contest by n score Of Is to
10. notwithstanding the cold wind and heavy
snowfall, the game was Witnessed by more
than 800 persons, The lineup of the teams
follows:
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Bachelors Win Ont.

A feature of the ''jolidoius at the
Y, Nj. C. A. Saturday night, was
basketball contest between members of
the Bachelor club and the local officials
of the association, which resulted in
victory for the former, the score be-
ing 90 to 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21

opponents. Fitzmaurice of All H.1
lows, and Scudder, Carlson and r
campbell, of Ogden, also are entitled to
praise for their work in their respec.
1lve positions. The lineup of the two
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
j. OF j. TEAM Wins
FROM DENVER VARSITY
Mormons 0utclass Opponents
in Practically All Points
of Game.
snecinI TO The Tribune.

DENVER, Colo, Oct. 20-The Uni
versity of Utah squad won a decisive
victory this afternoon in this city IN
it's contest with the University of Den
Yer team, the resulting score being 24
TO O. The visiting Mormons outclassed
their opponents IN practically all points
of the game. The contest was Wit
messed by q great crowd of enthusiasts
of the snort.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
BOWDIN SHUT OUT.
Cornell Makes a Score of 70 to O
Against Opponents.

ITHACA. n. Y, Oct. 2O.-Cornell
defeated Bowdin in the football game
today 72 10 0. The features were the
long runs by the Cornell halfbacks. Nc
Cutcheon kicked place goal in the first
three minutes OF play from the fifteen
kick goal from the forty-yard line in
the second half.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
AUTO COURSE PROPOSED.
Enthusiasts Have Already Raised s4oo,-
600 for Project

NEW YORK, Oct 2o-Subscriptiops
amounting 70 $500 600 for the building Of
private automobile course Long ISL
and were made in this city, according to a
report published today. II is said that the
proposed course will cost 81. 0oO. 900
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
Bullfrog Special

Leaves 600 p. m, today sure. Ticket
Office open until noon, l69 South Ma-A
street
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Bullfrog Special
Leaves 900 p. m. today sure Ticket
Office open until noon, l69 South Main
street
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HARVARD vAAQUISHES
SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL
Crimson Team Has Its Own
Way From Start to Fin
ish Of Game.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct. Collar,
ward defeated the Springfield Train
ing School today, A to 0. The Grim
son team had its own way from the
start, and the only good play by the
Springfield team WAS made when they
gained first down three times and held
the Harvard line twice when score
was imminent.
Eight Touchdowns Made.
The eight touchdowns made the game
interesting TO the spectators, despite
rain storm. Four of the scores were
made on sensational plays. The fret
was when Osborne of Harvard blocked
kick on Springfield s 15-yard line and
Wendell fell on the ball behind the
goal posts. A little later Newhall ran
so yards for a touchdown. No effort
was made by Springfield 10 overtake
Newball. they having stopped play
when the referee footed his horn and
called out that a Springfield man was
off side. Harvarde however. waived
her rights to the penalty. The sub
sequent touchdowns were made by sue
cessfnllv working the inside kick, Os-
borne carrying the ball more than half
the length of the field and Lincoln max
ing the other from the 2l-yard line.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21

Balloon Race Postponed,
PITTSFIELD, Mass, Oct. 20.-The bal
loon race which was scheduled TO start from
this place today has been postponed, on &C.
count OF rain.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-09
HEAVY ELECTRIC STORM.
Mrs. u. Il Simpson. of Thompson
Township iIadly Shocked

During an unusually heavy lGIec
tric Storm which passed over the
lower end of the Cove on Monday,
the lightning struck the telephone
wires running into the house of
Mr.. b. X. Simpson,, at Dickey's $
Mountain, post Office, in Thomp-
son township. In putting in the
wire 1t appears that the lightning
arrcster was put on the wrong
wire and the ightning entered the
house instead of gong down the
ground wire. Mrs. Simpson was
sitting in the room at the time, and
the shock was so great that it
knocked her off the char, render
ing her unconscious. 1t happened
that DR.. Sappington was in the
neighborhood at the time and he
was quickly summoned. He found
Mrs. Simpson in II precarious con-
dition, her left side being effected,
but by the use of restoratives she
was revived and at last accounts
was doing well. The storm was
an unusually heavy one and was
accompanied by hail. No damage
was done the building except II
part of screen door was torn out.
Mrs. Simpson made Il very mar
row escape. Had DR.. Sappington
not been in the vicinity it is more
than likely she would not have
survived the stroke.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-09
NEW GRENADA.

A number of our sports took in the
G. a. Il Picnic at Shade Gap, ON
Saturday.
}. Bart Stevens, wife and daughter
Maine, visited NJ. A. Detwlers on
Sunday.
Vaughn McClsin. of Williamson
school, is home on his summer vaca-
ton.
Fleeda Bupp and Grace Snyder, two
| of Saxtons far ladies', are soiourn-
ing week in the family of NJ. w.
Houck.
Sarah Evans who has been in Trough
Creek most of the summer, is at the
home of her parents, A. ID. Keith and
wife.
Oliver Mock and wife, of a Altoona.
are visiting w. II. Keith's. Oliver is
suffering with rheumat .sm.
Harry Iern, who has been working
in Indiana county, is at home.
II. M. Sample, the sample shoe man.
of York, who lives in sample town.
does sample business, has sample
home, and has a sample wife and fam
lily, spent Sunday at the Houck House.
Mrs. Nettie Thornley,, of Phiadel-
phia. was visiting friends here on
Monday.
Daniel Black, son of John r. Black.
near Three Springs, a victim of the
explosion at Woodvale, died last
week and was buried on Wednesday
at Saltillo.
Harvey McQuait, of Dublin Mills,
met with an accident on last Friday,
while saving shingles on the mill of
his father in-law, G. G.. Kerlin, his left
hand coming IN contact with a buzz
saw, saving off part of three fingers
and lacerating the other two, leaving
the thumb and little finger. DR.. r.. B.
Campbell was called and amputated
three fingers above where they were
sawed off, and dressed the other two.
This is very unfortunate for Harvey
and was his first day on the mill for
years.
On last Friday, A, ID. Keith, Thos.
Ramsey and Anon Keith went up on
Rays Hill mountain, above the Camp
ground, passing the famous Snake
den, to look for huckleberries, and
ran into home of snakes. They sue
| ceeded in killing Is copperheads and
five rattlesnakes, all large ones, and
was only up against the work when a
storm arose, or, no doubt, could have
dispatched many more. If any reader
doubts this sqory, come and visit this
snake den some hot day and get lit
tie experience along that line First
get your nerves in order with plenty
of "snake bite compound, then go
and tell the editor your experience or
bring him along as witness, but keep
the compound out of his reach
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-09
DIED PLAYING CARDS.
Other Gamblers Fled when Death Over
took 0ne of Their Number.

Other Gamblers Fled when Death Over
took One OF Their Number.
While playing cards with at
least a score of other cClored men
near Pond Bank. Franklin coun-
ty, on Sunday, Isaac Wright fell
dead. All of his companions,
With the exception of one or Two
who remained with the body, fed
in terror, believing the death of
Wright visitation of providence.
Wright was 40 years old and the
father of SIX children. 1t is SAID
the colored men Of that vicinity
were IN the habit of congregating
in the vicinity of Pond Bank each
Sunday to gamble. They were
in the midst of an exciting game
when Wright was suddenly strick
en- with illness ana before physi-
clan could be summoned he had
fallen over dead.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-09
EVERYBODY HAD FISH.
More than $500 Taken IRON Dam Near
Greencastle with Wire Nets.

More than 2500 carp were ta.
en- from a dam near G. reencastle
on Saturday afternoon. The ex-
act number was 1891 and the
catch weighed ll27 pounds. Near
ly everybody in town had fish to
eat Saturday evening and Sun.
day. Employees ofthe Geiser Co.,
headed by William Geesaman,
William Broker, snd Ira Funk
had been invited by George Long
to assist IN capturing the carp
Long conducts chopping mill al
what Is known as the second dam,
a mule west of town. Some time
ago he announced his intention OF
draining the pond and made ar
rangements with Fish Commits
sloner Meehan to take the carp
from the dam. Large WIRE nets
were used. The banks werelined
with several hundred people.
The work was not quite finished
and Mr.. Long said he would com
plete the work of draining Mon
day, at which time more carp will
be taken out.-Splrit.