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SUD-
AMERICANA.
0rigen singular de Ia tirantez de re-
IaCiOnes entre Peru y eI Brasil.

"Peri6dico'', de Valparaiso, Chile, trae
recuerdo de la tirantez que hace algunos
meses Sc produjo entire los gobiernoB del
PERI del Brasil, la que lego hasta Ell
grado de que Sc temiera un conficto arma-
do. La causa aparente de semejante til
rantez fu6 Ia cuesti6n de los terrenos del
Alto Amazonas quo ambos paises Sc dis
putaban.
Ahora el peri6dico chileno que hace-
mos referencia dice que, ademas de esa
causa, hubo otra segdn 10 revel6 un diario
parisiense que contribuy6 grandemente 4
enfriar las relaciones entire Rio Janeiro y
Lima.
Gel sefior Seoane-dice la hoja pari-
siense- representante del PERI en- Rio
Janeiro, pidi6 la mano de Ia seforita Rio
Blanco, hija del Ministro Brasilefio de Re-
laciones Exteriores, su demanda fu6 re-
chazada. Mas claro, la hija del Baron de
Rio Blanco, di6 calabazas al Ministro del
Peru.
"Calabazas- siempre seg1n el mismo pee
r6idico-que movieron al senior Seoane
enviar al Baron de Rio Blanco una serie
de notas de una vivacidad tan ofensiva
que aqu6l debi6 dirigirse al Gobierno del
PERI pidiendo ell cambio de su fepresen-
tante, que, como SO sabe fu6 reemplazado
por el senior Larrsbure y Unanue.
"Como griegos y troyanos, peruanos y
brasilenos han estado, pues, punto de ha-
cerse la guerra por causa de una mujer.
"Felizmente las relaciones entire ambos
paises han tornado va ell camino de la. cor
dialidad, del cual es de esperar que no
salgan, va que el senior Larrabure y Una-
nue. no parece hombre tan impresionable
ante los encantos de las bellezas fulminan-
tes, como su antecesor, el senior Seoane.
"Pero siempre llegamos al viejo resulta-
do: lQuien es elIaY'
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papel que contenfa los polvos de sublima-
do.
Sospechando que Sc trataba de un We
memo, 10 llev6 al farmacedtico del pueblo
para que 10 analizase; pero aquel no di6
contestaci6n Categorical. Fu6 dar cuenta
de sus sospechas las autoridades; pero
nadie lie hacfa case hasta la recrimina-
ban por sus malos pensamientos, pues Ma
nuela era conceptuuda como uoa m ljer de
buenos sentimientos.
Cayo Martin fu6 enterrado, despu6s
de algunos dfas un hermano de Ia vfctima
hizo analizar los polvos de sublimado, y
Ell resultado de este andlisis 10 puso en- &C.
nocimiento del juzgado, Ell cual orden6 "a
exhumaci6n del cadaver.
Sc practic6 la autopsia de este y Sc vic
que, 60 efecto, el infeliz marido habfa
muerto abrasado por el veneno.
Ell medico que asisti6 al interfecto con-
fes6 su equivocaci6n, en- seguida sc sigui6
ell procedimiento contra Manuela Pas
cual, los cuaIes confesaron de plano su de
Ito
Tambien fueron procesados Ell farmaceu-
tfco que expendi6 el sublimado ell vete-
rinario que extendi6 la receta; pero para
ambos Sc sobresey6 la causa.
En- el sumario instruido hay detalles
verdaderamente horribles. Cuando Pas
cual pesefa va Ell veneno, encontr6 una
hijita de la vfctima y de Manuela, q la
cual djo:
-Lleva estos polvos tn madre, y dile
que con pocos hay bastantes.
6Tamb6n aparece eomprobado que Ma
nuela, el mismo dfa que recibi6 el t6xicc,
Sc oeup6 en- comprar los lutos en- un conner
clio del pueblo.
No se puede dar nj mayor sangre frfa
nj mas grande perversidad.
Los dos procesados fueron condenadoS
por Ia Audiencia de Toledo Ia pena de
muerte; ella como autora de un parricidio,
y 81, de IN asesinato, apreciandose en- con-
ira de ambos las agravantes de premedi-
taci6n empleo de veneno.
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NOtiCia local a los mariner0s de
Puerto Rico.

Costa del Oeste. -Ndmeros pintados en-
Bell Whistling boyas. Por esta noticia
sc hace saber que en- abril IL, 1906, Ia
Inner Manchas Shoal Bell Boya colocada
4 la entrada de la bahia de Mayagiiez, fu6
marcada con el n6mero II.
Tambi6n en- Ia misma fecha, la Gallardo
Shoal Whistling Boya, en- Gallardo Shoal,
que tenfa escrito 81 nombre de "Gallardo
ShoaP' ha sido Dorado este en- su lugar
pintado el n6mero /.
Por orden de Ia Junta de Faros.
A. N. WODD, Commander, q. s. N,
Asst. to the Inspr. 3rd Distrito, Servicio
de Puerto Rico.
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Els necesario exlgir que cad6 hostia tenga
grabadO el nombre Digestive MOjarrieta
peTo un solo estuche produce mejOr efectO
que una docena de bOtellas de aqua mineral
8 de cualquieI otro reme6io. Ademas de
ser ell tinico curative radical, del estomago
y del instestino, el Digestive Mojarriet pu-
rifica los alimentos y los hace asimiIables
Ell legftimo Digestive Mojarrieta cura en-
un dfa las indigestiOnes, en- un mes las dis
pepsias gastrRlgias, en- tres meses las
mds graves emfeTmedades cr6nicas del es-
tonnage del intestine. Esta universal
mente confirmado, en- forma sin igual, que
la eficacia del Digestive Mojarrieta es YER
daderamente radical y superior 8 la de to-
dos los otros remedies.
De venta en- las pTlncipales faTmscias de
de Europa Y America.
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En estR impFe1tR g Yeide papal de pc.
Ei6diOo ViqiO ( t2-Q0 qunital.
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SuCesO en- que fue heridO ell jOven
Luis IgIeSiaS.

En- la noche del jueves inf6rmase que
ocurri6 en- Ia calle de San Jose el siguion-
te suceso:
Parece que, al pasar por la citada calle
un grupo de i6venes, uno de 6stos dirigi6
requiebros una joven que Sc hAllaba en-
un zaguan, clio dfcese que Modesto la
madre de la muchacha; tai punto que Ell
aludido ioven, que aseguran era Luis lyle
sias, di6 explicaciones la enojada serora
Luego dfcennos que intervino un tercero,
y & POGO este afrmase que hiri6 con una
chaveta, RK.Joven Iglesias, en- ell cuello,
taiotquek POGO mas le hubiera degollano,
-segAn decfan.
IN heridO fu6 ensegaida curado en- el
Salon deSocorro.
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Socialists Alemanes.

Los socialistas alemanes recientemente
Celebraron en- los suburbios de Berlin NADIA
menos que ciento cuatro juntaS, con objeto
de conmemorar el movimientO revolucio-
mario de 1848-1849, de protestar contra
el sistema de sufragio aprobado para Pru-
nia. Las juntaa Sc celebraron con el ma
yor orden. Las autoridades no tomaron
precauciones especiales, pues los socialistas
mostraron en- sus Manifestations que esta-
ban decididos guardian el orden,
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iGRAN REALIZACIONl- En- La
Villa de Madrid Sc han recibido casimi-
res desde dos dollars el traje. Millionaire
de hilo , de algod6n; paio de billar fran,
ces, camisetas de crepe, g6neros de hilo,
encajes, tiraS bordadas, trajes bordados; Ill
TINA novedad.
Casa exclusive en- elasticOtina para frac
, smoking.
Ia villa de Madrid" es Ia tienda dom
de acuden las personas de gusto. San
Francisco 81. Tel6fono 273. Apartado
764 San Juan. P. r.
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Sc solicitan BORDADORAs y GALA.
sDORAS, asegur8ndoles trabajo constante-
ProporcionaInos la telay dibujos envian-
iirse q The Porto Rico Drawn Work d
Embroidery Co. Fortaleza 10. T8mbien
90 sOltcitan buenas costWregas. p.
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HOSPEDAJE.-Se soIicita para un ma
trimoniO un joven; Sc neeesitan dos ha-
bitaciOnea, buenas Tefefencias, Diriiirse
tsHOspedaie,n y p. ., Box 367. San Juan
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PAsADAs las festas de la temporada
del CARNIVAL ha realizado ell popular
AnaeTico SGlas su gran surtido renovan-
dolo con artfculos propios para SemGnG
Santa y PdscsGGs. En- calzado no hay
quien eompita con eel Popular" Las
damas encuentran allf todo 10 que deseen
en- artfculos de Ultima noYedad. P.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-10

From now until the opening Of
the baseball season, people will be
surprised to see Mayor Dagget prac-
ticing the spit ball and other new
wrinkles in the twirlers' category.
At the meeting of the City league,
1t was decided to have the mayor
pitch the first ball over the home
plate, so as to sort Of start the
boys off right. A ball must be i'm
proved somewhat when the mayor
Is the first one to handle It and the
way some of the City leaguers will
try to swat it over onto the bluffs
won't trouble 'em. Walter Mccall
1um has been appointed to make
the official request of the league of
the mayor. Walter will spruce
himself up, and really should take
a bracer, for the mayor Is head
over heels in work, and, then,
again, he may not want to under.
take to hurl the sphere on Sunday.
The first game of the season will
be the Dodd Clothing team and the
Rapp & Lloyds. Saturday after.
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TALKFEST With FIGHTERS
AND TRAINERS

in California. 1t will be awfully
easy money for Jack. 1t is another
case of leading a sheep to the
slaughter-but Berger will hardly
stand for a slaughter-rather take
the count, wot?
Kid Scaler and Sailor McQuoid
is the card offered by Dune Nc
Donald at his gymnasium in Butte
On April 16. Both Jerry Mccarthy,
manager" and Maurise Thompson,
his protege, say that the Sailor will
give Scaler the best fight that ia
vored lightweight of Spokane has
had in his career. Both these men
admit that Scaler has a good fight
ahead of him. But you must give
it to the Italian---he is at all times
dead willing. Easy or nard money,
it doesn't matter. He fights hard
all the time. Scaler's fight at Butte
is in the nature of a promotion. The
last time he was there was to as
sist Aurelia Herrera In his train
ing for a fight with Louie Long.
Scaler came back and couldn't eat
for a week. He had withstood the
hard usage of the Mexican and had
learned something besides.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-10

A baseball league is being formed
in London. The initiative was TAX
en- by professional football clubs.
The importation of American pro-
fessionals will be stopped. They
needn't bother to stop them-all
the good ones will remain without
being forced.
Charley McIntire, manager of
Butte, Is closing up contracts with
his men, but has not yet given out
his lineup.
Lee Samuels, the old Spokane
high school pitcher, will be tried
out by Matt Stanley.
Twirlers Jack Simons and e. M.
Franklin, who have been wintering
in Los Angeles, where they are
said to have been feeding on or
ange blossoms and such, wired
President Dorsey yesterday, want
ing to know If he wanted them to
walk to Spokane. They hadn't re-
ceived their transportation. A
later wire said the ducats had just
arrived and they would start for
the potlatch instanter.
Felix Martinke is somewhere on
the road--probably stopped off to
run down a rabbit and got left by
the train.
Smiths dope had a dream the
other night, and in 1t Frank saw
the baseball games projected on a
screen by machine. How bout 1t?
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COMING EVENTS

April 21-Stafford VS.. Berkeley,
dual meet; intercollegiate meet at
Columbia university.
May 26-Dual meet at Eugene,
o. A. G. VS.. University of Ore
gon; interscholastic meet, Portland
high, Aliens preparatory. Portland
academy and Hill military, on Multi
nomah field.
May 30-Intercollegiate meet at
Seattle, Wash, Oregon and Idaho.
June 9-Oregon intercollegiate
meet at Salem, Pacific, o. A. C.
Willamette and Oregon. IN.
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SURE CURE FOR PILES.

Itching piles produce moisture
and cause itching, this form, as well
as the blind, bleeding and protrud-
ing piles are cured by DR.. Bo-san-
kos Pile Remedy. Stops itching
and bleeding. Absorbs tumors, soc
a jar at druggists, or sent by mail.
Treatise free. Write me about your
case. DR.. Bosanko. Phila., Pa. $50
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Outdoor athletics have fiattering
prospects in the northwest just
now. Among the college men Of
Washington, Oregon and Idaho
there is genuine enthusiasm. The
intercollegiate meet at Seattle on
May 80 is already creating talk and
argument as to who will compete.
1t will likely be a three cornered
meet between the three universe
ties.
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Just as soon as the Nelson-Her-
rera fight was arranged at Los An
geles, Abe Attell jumped into the
limelight with a consolation offer
to Terry McGovern. Terry was
much disappointed when he failed
to get a return match with the
Dane, but there was no chance for
him because Philadelphia would
not consider another six round
match between these two. Attell
hops up to help Terry out and Of
fers to box him any distance from
one to 20 rounds, and any old
weight. 1t is a shame what the
shifty Hebrew would do to the
"Therrible what useter was" in a
six round argument. Attell will
be sailing for England in short
time to fight Bowker at 122 pounds
before the National Sporting club
of London on May 2S. They sign
to box 20 rounds, winner to take
$500 and loser $1,000. Since Bow
ker annexed the banty title from
frankie Neil he has grown too big
for that weight, and as they are
very fussy in England over the mat.
ter of weights, Bowker is casting
longing eyes on the featherweight
championship.
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Another great Australian light
weight has arrived in Frisco. He
is Hook Keys, and is said to be as
clever as Young Critic, If such a
thing is possible. Keys has been
matched to fight Mike Ward, the
Canadian lightweight, at Colma on
April 20. If he wins he has been
promised match with Jimmy Britt
or Kid Herman. 40,
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Tommy Burns has absolutely re-
fused to have anything to do with
AL Kaufman since he hung it onto
Marvin Hart. Instead he says he
believes the public wants to see
him doing boxing stunts over the
country as the main card with a
bum show. A Frisco manager will
start him out with Jack Twin Sui
livan for sparring partner.
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MAYOR DAGGFTT
Will HELP SOME

noon there will be parade starting
from the s. A. A. G. at 2:15. 1t will
be headed by the Inland Empire
band. Automobiles will carry the
mayor and city dignitaries, and
these will be followed by the teams
all in full regalia.
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TOURIST SLEEPERS TO
CHICAGO,

The C. 3. & O., G. M. & st. P
and c. e N. w. Rys. are now run
ming tourist sleepers between st.
Paul and Chicago. Take the North.
ern Pacific Ry. to st. Paul, change
there at union depot into fresh,
clean tourist sleeper for Chicago.
A. TIMING,
s"' General Agent.
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Stomach and Liver Trouble Cured

Stomach and Liver Trouble Cured.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
stomach and liver trouble as it aids
digestion, and stimulates the liver
and bowels without irritating these
organs like pills and ordinary ca
thartics. 1t cures indigestion and
sick headache and chronic consti-
patton. Orino Laxative Fruit Syr-
up does not nauseate or grippe and
ID mild and pleasant to take. Re-
fuse substitutes. Chas. McNab, 4O2
Riverside. **+
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It enriches the blood, strengthens
the nerves, makes every organ Of
the body strong and healthy. A
great spring tonic. HOLSTERS
1 Rocky ss s's ssats' MV41&
tea or tablets,
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BICYCLE RIDERS
ARE TO MEET

Bike men who are interested in
the big racing meet which will be
held at the Interstate fair grounds
Decoration day will meet tonight
at the S. A. A. G. to hear the re-
port Of the committee on prizes and
other business.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-10

HOMESEEKERS, ATTENTION!
The Flathead reservation Is soon
to be opened to settlers. Richest
soil in United States and a home
stead will be worth 5000 per acre.
Fine climate. We show how to Sc
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maps, charts and complete informa-
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man and want to better your con.
dition see us about this. Call or
write. Empire Realty Co., state
agents, 207-20S Mohawk block. IA
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philadelphia Jack" O'Brien and
Charles Berger have been matched
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RESTAURANT - CASH INCOME
over 5000 per day; complete In
every detail; refrigerators, electric
fans, cellars, ETC.; very low rent:
long lease; steady trade; this can
be had very cheap. as the proprie-
tor must leave for his health; this
is the chance of lifetime. The
Lands company, 21-22 Marion blk.
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cha.ies staisy. als r'soifio avenue
South OF N. p. depot l1e-ao
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Freight. furniture. baggage aAd
pa reel delivery. Tel sea. s1e~e
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PAWN asoxzas

II you want loan. 90 to p. nisk.
ford, 33s Main avenue.
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ONE FINE LOT IN LIBERTY
Park. One block from the park.
At a sacrifice price If sold before
the 10th. R. H. Dodd, owner; room
| 4, Wolverton block. II
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Good, modein, nine room house.
two large lots, two blocks from
first class car line, all kinds Of
fruits and berries, place we'll i'm.
proved. The value of the lots b
increasing very fast. The property
will make a good paying invest.
ment or an ideal home. Part cash
required. Address x. care of Ths
Press. zee
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NEW PIANO, VALUABLE LIZ
brary and book case, cheap, or
will exchange for lots. 729 Mont
gomery avenue. IA
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Tho Steam Clot' 90 Pressing com.
paay win French dry clean enc PREF
your suit for SOC or POUR trousers
for iSc; only to 10 minutes ~
CURED: good dressing rooms; alter
ations nd repairing. s2o Second
avenue. Phone 31S2
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Highest price paid for second hasd
furniture Tel n soa alt Rivsr-
siia Sos
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Dxxxxo AND cLnAnxno woaxn.

Partisan Dyeins 4 cleaning Works
and Dress Pleating Factory. L. A.
Leahmann. proprietor. has moved "a
COS First avenue. near Howard.
Phone 213I No solicitors
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YOUR FORTUNE TOLD AND 3
questions answered. Send dime
and birth date. Banner Institute,
963 Columbia avenue, New York. .
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THE HELPING HAND MISSION
open at E411 Sprague avenue. All
in need Of clothing please call. Ill
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NoT,cg or REMOVAL.

NOTICE Or UEMONAIs
DIR. PITTwooD, DENTIST. NO.
Monroe street. will remove to
suite los Heath block April 10. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-25
FIGHT GUGGENHEIM FOR SENATE
McNeill-PeurOse Crowd Bring Out astroux
Candidate for Colorado Seat.

DENVER, Nov. 24-While Simon Guggen-
helm, the smelter, was supposed the day
after the election to nave a clear field for
Patterson's seat in the United States Senate,
Developments Of the last week indicate
that he will have a run that he will remem-
Der. even II he wins the race.
Republican leaders in Ell Paso county have
brought out an anti-Guggenheim man for
the Speakership Of the House, and behind
the def OF the Ell Paso county people is said
to be h candidacy OF Clarence c. Hamlin
for the United States Senate. Those re-
sponsible for the Hamlin talk give il out
that the McNeill- Penrose crowd Of rich
young men at the Springs will take a hand
in politics under the Capitol dome next
January.
The MCNEIL Penrose crowd Is enjoying
q career Of unprecedented success, having
made millions in the last few years. They
have acquired gold and copper mines and
have gone successfully into bee sugar
refining. Their ramifcations extend into
a number of industrial enterprises, all of
which seemingly enjoy the sun Of pros
perity.
public y the 'lst few years. After the
Cripple Creek war Hamlin was elected Dis
tnct Attorney for the FL Paso and Teller
district. Since his elevation to the Office
he has pursued a much more lenient policy
than was his practice while representing
the mine owners. Whether the change
was taken in view Of ~furtherinR an ambi-
ton which is now made known by his friends
for the first timeis a matter OF conjecture.
Hamlin has been the particular favorite
OF the mine owners and in other WAYS he Ia
we'll favored. He is a son-in-law OF Judge
Gunnell Of Colorado Springs and is a rela-
tive OF Senator Clark OF Montana. In his
own right he is Wealth v and Ia an able man.
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of. her goal line because OF penalties, but
n each Instance The New Haven men showed
remarkable nerve In getting the ball away
from the danger 1one.
Harvard failed utterly in attempts 70 crack
the Blues defence, and in meeting the as
saults OF the enemy displayed surprising
weakness at times. In the matter OF for
ward passes and onside punts there was a
lack OF team play which resulted fatally,
while the poor generalship that was re-
peatedly in evidence made Harvard's show
ing below the usual standard
Yale took oil sorts Of chances. and in that
policy IL might be snid was the secret OF her
success. So bold we're the Yale plays that
Harvard was completely puzzled and be-
wildered. It would be hard to say that
there was any week spot. in the Yale eleven,
with the general result in view. while every
man did something or other in the conflict
that earned unstinted praise from the legion
Of followers Who are celebrating here to-
night.
The game was free from serious injuries
and delays. and while penalties were in
fiicted, chiefly for holding and offside play,
they were inpartialiy handed out. As a
spectacle the battle was far more Interesting
to the spectators than those OF previous
years. the quick movements of the hndl and
the shifting plays keeping the great crowd
on tiptoe in a blaze Of ex citcment from start
. to finish. 1t was a perfect day for football,
the field was in excellent condition and the
IS 1000 men and women who sat around the
our sides of the arena enjoyed an outing
long to, be remembered. After h game
there vas the usual celebration on the field
by the Yale undergraduates. who, headed
by a band. INDUCED in the serpentine dance,
throwing their hats over the goal posts and
stopping long enough. in their mad career
to send up a generous cheer for their beaten
foe. 1t was a fitting windup and closed the
days proceedings in a whirlwind Of en-
thusiasm.