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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16
GETTING RATHER CIEsTY
Lawrence University Football Team
@''@> is.z Would Do Great Things. .

Lawrence university In the football world OF
the middle west was greatly enhanced by the
game Saturday with Madison, when the local
result Lawrence expects to do every team on
their schedule for the balance Of the season up
to q "brown." Hamline university Is the next
game scheduled and will be played In this city
on Saturday Of this week. Little is known Of
the strength Of this team as yeti but the locals
II Lawrence continues to gain standing In
the football world they expect to be among the
nine great elevens Of the middle west in another
year and Coach Graves says Of the game, with
Wisconsin: II am highly pleased with the
work of my team and we certainly played In
admit they were in danger Of defeat"
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PAST IS FORGOTTEN
Cubs and Sox Attend Theater In q
5.+55as l., ,..-s- :. Body. 81 r. 81

Chicago. Oct. 16.-Before separating for the
winter the members Of The Chicago American
tended the theater last night in body and
appeared to have forgotten all about their differ
ences on the diamond. which We're settled Sun
day. The teams were the guests Of the man.
ssaement of Powers theater. where Robert Edeson
10 playing "Strongheart. After the play the
baseball men attended q banquet at Rectors,
at which Mr. Edeson was the guest of honor.
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FAST GAME AT RAPID CITY

Rapid City. Oct. 1e.--The first football game
Of the season was played here Saturday between
the Indians and the Normal school regulars from
spearash the redmen carrying of the honors
Of the day, defeating the Normal boys by a score
of "a to O. The Normals were considerably
handicapped by weight and practice. The
feature Of the game was the playing of Captain
John Whipple. Sioux from the Omaha agency,
who 1s the assistant engineer at the school,
The remaining roster of the winners are: Pretty
Bird. Red Bull. Little Shield. soldted Wolf,
Young Bear Stead. Two Lance Schmidt, Prairie
Hen and Odle. -: = -. IL !, ! !.
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THE SITUATION
AT WISCONSIN ~"
Journal Special Service,

Madison Wis, Oct. 1e-There was no scrim-
mage for the Wisconsin squad yesterday. Hutch
tns put the men thru fast signal practice
and worked up with them some variations on
some Of the plays that have been taught tho
men. and which were used Saturday. He says
that It Is necessary to keep changing, as the
game under the new rules is one that must be
center last night and may be eligible for the
North Dakota game next Saturday. Clark was
reported to have had trouble with Hutchtns and
was not out, but Hutchins denied that there
had been any trouble, and expects Clark out
today. ~
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REST FOR ELLIS
Yale Coaches Go Slow in Preparation
Gas. for nQuakers. '...7''

journal Special Service. ..
New Haven. Oct. 1e.-With the whole week
before them to swing the Yale squad into
form for the Pennsylvania state game, the
yesterday. A, scrub. eleven lined up and was
drilled hard in defensive tactics. The third
eleven was given the ball on the seconds 40
did after numerous plunges, many Of which
were made after the ball would have been lost
on downs ordinarily. Wernecken. left end for
the third contingent. tried two goals from the
field. but the second team was too fast and
he had not time to get off his kicks properly.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16
NORTH AND SOUTH
=: TEAMS ARE BUSY.

Interest in high-school football this week CEN
tiers on the game between North and South
teams, which will be played at North high field
on Friday afternoon. The North Siders look
little the best at the present time, but there is
no telling what might happen between now and
Friday. .:ss NO.
Coach Burgan put his men thru a light prac-
tice yesterday afternoon, but as nearly every
one was sore from Saturdays game, no scrinn-
mage work was done. Most of the afternoon
was spent in a hot lecture by Burgan and Jack
Oswald. That touchdown made by the North
field team did not look well to the coach and
his assistant, and they spared no words in let
ting the team know 1t. Burgan is keeping
mum about his ideas Of the South game, but
it looks as tho he is getting his usual amount
of sleep. $500 '. '...,@ =. - " 80
Jimmy Ellis is being assisted by several OF
the alumni this week; and If there is such a
thing as victory for the orange and black play
ers they will land it Friday. Since Phillips
and Linscog have returned, the prospects for
the South Siders are brighter and Ellis is sure
that his team will put up better fight than
they did against the, East high team Boener
will probably be at the quarterback position
again Friday, altho he has not really consented,
The South team has returned to it's old prac.
tice grounds, Twenty-fourth street and Ri shth
avenue, and all alumni members are requested
to come out and assist in the work Of coaching.
East Much Stronger. Liz
East highs practice is snapper than ever and
Coach Frykman thinks that the defeat of Sat
Furday by the fast Shattuck team did his boys
a world Of good. The East boys put up great
game at Fartbanlt, and it Is evident that they
are 20 per cent stronger today than they were
when they met the South high team. Donahut
and Blackburn were, out, in uniform yesterday
after an absence Of two weeks, and both mer
are expected to make good and play In the
remaining games. Ralph Canterbury Is rapid,
recovering from the. injury, which, he received
in the South game, and will be out this weei
at his old position. Manager Brand is very
much put out over the ''cold feet, exhibition o.
the Mechanic Arts school Of st. Paul, as h
had intended to give his boys nice practice
in walloping the saints but this was all tot
good to be true, as was learned Monday.
The big attraction at the Central practic.
grounds yesterday afternoon was the presence OF
"Punk'' Webster, the old university star
Punk" happened along while the "C'' boy.
were practicing and, being unable to resist til.
temptation, the former line giant went onto tn,
field. and he not only helped Morse in coaching
but went into the scrimmage breaking things
up in fine style. -. -. = :. = - :
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RACEzAT ST. PETER.

st: Peter, Mimi. Oct. ia rivalry engels
dered In the races Of the Minnesota State Fall
Short Ship circuit will be settled on the track
IN this city Wednesday afternoon, when Lee
W., driven by Frank Cove Of this city and
Alice Medium, owned by VIM Duffy of Mankato,
are to meet in a match race for 500 side.
lowing the circuit they met five times. In three
Of these Alice Medium was the winner. but
twice Lee W.. who is thrice as old as tho
mare. led her under the WIRE Local enthusiasts
are confident Of old Lees ability to defeat his
rival. and yesterday the horses were matched
to settle the question Of supremacy
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16
NORTHWEST FOOTBALL
VERMILION DEFEATS YANKToN

Vermilion. S. D.. Oct. 1e.-The state univer-
sity defeated Yankton college yesterday by
made by. Waterbury's place kick from the
3O-yard line. During the second half number
Of substitutes were Visible in the regulars line.
up. After scoring twenty -four in the lrst half
Whittmore's men eased considerably.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16
ROLLER SKATING BEGINS
Casino and Armory Kinks Open to
Large Business.

The Casino and Armory roller Kinks opened
their doors to the public last night and both did
Dig business. The public seemed to be await
ing the opening of these amusement places. and
both Kinks were; filled before $3.50 O'Clock. AT
the Casino every skate in the house was out be-
people waiting patiently for some skaters to-
leave the floor 8 - S.
AT the Armory the doors had to be closed
after the skates were all out, as the spectators
swarmed onto the floor, thus interfering with
the skaters. ~ 800 =.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16
G0TCH ARRIVES
In MINNEAPOLIS

Frank Gotch champion wrestler Of America.
arrived In Minneapolis last evening and will
meet the local heavyweight, Carl Mattson. at
the Dewey theater tonight. The style of the
bout Is to be catch-as-catch-can, the strangle
hold to be barred. Mr.. Gotch is to forfeit 500
If he fails in throwing his opponent in fifteen
minutes. Tomorrow evening he will meet four
OF the best known wrestlers in the twin cities,
Wednesday matinee he will meet julius Klein.
ents, an East Slider. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16
WILL HELP CORNELL :,
Fighting" Taussig Takes q Hand at
a.r~.s. ..e..- ithaca. -.. ! -
Journal Special service,

Journal Special Service. r. @~eE,'-i-s .
ithaca, N. Y, Oct. 1e-C. A. Taussig, Cor
nells star end Of 1902, has returned to ithaca
to assist Coach Warner In preparing the Cornell
football team for the Princeton game on Oct
n. BE ,donned uniform this afternoon and
spent three busy hours instructing the candi-
dates for end how to tackle and block opposing
tackles. Taussig Is the most diminutive end
who ever played at Cornell, but he has great
reputation. The varsity was given q long prac-
tice in tackling today and In using their hands
and body in blocking opposing players =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16

The Jolly Eight club will give skating
party this evening at the Casino rink. All foot
ball players cordially invited. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16
sPRINTER JOINS SQUAD
Carrie Will Try for Halfback Berth at
west Point.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. - :ef@
Annapolis, Nd, Oct. 1e.-Five Of the regular
midshipmen players were out Of the game yes
terday as result Of the hard work against
ously hurt and all will be back in the game in
day or two. The practice was short and
entirely devoted to signal work. Carrie the
crack Splinter Of the academy, who has equalled
the amateur record Of 8 As seconds for the
100 yards. made his appearance yesterday and
will try for half.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16

Seriously Handicapped by weight. the whit
f siers defeated the White Bear Cubs at the
winners lineup is as follows: D. Bosworth
1 1eft e end; Rsedy left tackle Mofett
lcaptain), right end; J. Weston, quarterback:
9: Bronson (manager) left halfback; n
Thompson. right halfback; A. Carter, full
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16

The heavy Highland Fark and Bremen teams
have fallen victims before the Duponts thus
far, and they would like to arrange games
With any ioo,pound teams IN the city tor
Oct. n and Nov. 8. They have secured the
services OF Steinmetz, a former East high play-
er, to act as coach, and are confident Of turn.
Ing out winning team. For games address
Roland Nelson, 1923 Dupont avenue N, - :. =
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FAST GAME Al E1LENpALE.

Ellendale. N. D., Oct. 16.-The North Dakota
State Manual Training school defeated the
Ledgerwood high school In stubbornly fought
game of football, by score Of to Q. the score
being made by a drop kick from the 2O-yard line.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16

The Lincolns defeated the Jefersons by an
overwhelming score Of 45 to 0. The winners
pound teams In the city. For games address 900
Logan avenue n, or phone N. W. 1661-I
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16
INDEPENDENT FOOTBALL

The 1mperials met defeat at the hands Of
the Mohawks, Sunday, on the latter's grounds.
by score OF 6 to o. The Nohawks displayed
wonderful superiority over their victims. For
games with the winners address George Tressel
S187 Cedar avenue s. or phone Twin City 4495
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16
BANQUET FOR Upton.

Boston, Mass, Oct. 16.-At special meeting
Of the Boston Yacht club yesterday a message
was sent to Sir Thomas Upton inviting him to
be the honor guest at banquet to be given
| at the New Algonquin club on NOV. 2.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16

President Soden recently had a communica-
ton from his former manager, Frank Selee,
urging him to secure one Of his colts.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16

The Gaghagens met and defeated the Sew.
ners would like to hear from any 116.pound
team IN the city. The Gophers preferred. AL
dress George Sheridan, 2452 Thirteenth ave
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16

4 The ThiIls defeated the SUBMITS in holly
contested game by score Of . to o. The win
ners are out for the 13O-pound championship Of
Sunday, 525fas7A - Z ts5Tf-E-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
aDst aud found.

7 osT-PAIR OF NOSE GLASSES, BETWEEN
/ ! Sixth and Madison and Postoiiice, thence TO
Nineteenth and Washington streets; reward u
returned 70 EVERY EVENlNG OFFICE n'-2H
EOUED-ON W. FIFTH STREET, THURSDAY
i afternoon, a pair OF GLASSES in leather case OF
L Mckee optician. owner can recover zane
az livery Evening ONCE. ietlf--t
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aoclalod rreo Dispatch Dy special wIro.

Associated Pres Dispatch by Special Wires
Budapest, Hungary, Feb. l0.-The
Hungarian Parliament was dissolved this
morning with the use OF force. The cor
ndors OF the building were cleared by the
police. The members of the Coalition
declared that the dissolution was uncon-
stitutional and that they will hold Meet
ing ON Wednesday In the Parliament
Building unless prevented by thotroops.
M which case the meeting will be held
elsewhere.
Tho session opened at 10 o'clock. Tho
vice-ppsident read letters from Gen.
Nyiri, the royal commissioner. and Herr
Justh, president of the lower House, and
declared that the royal rcscnpt dissolving
Parliament, forwarded by Gen. Nyin,
was unconstitutional and cnergcticallv
protested against it. The vice-president
proposed that the House ignore tho re-
script and return It to the Empcror-king.
The House unanimously accepted the pro-
posal with prolonged cheers Thereafter
the minutes were adopted, the Deputies
were notified to reassemblo on Wednesday
and the House adjourned Tho royal
rescupt dissolving Parliament was left
lying unopened ON the presidents desk
and the members left the House singing
the kossuth hymn.
The floor was almost cleared, when
captain of Hungarian military, at the
head of five soldiers. with fixed bayoncts.
and d large number of policemen. entered
the House. The captain and tho soldiers
mounted the presidents tribune and the
| policemen occupied the floor Tho cap
tain next opened and read the rcscnpt
amid constant interruptions from the
galleries and some Of the Deputies, who
returned to the floor, and all present
united In singing tho kossuth hymn,w ith
the result that not ono word Of the re-
script could be heard. The police escorted
several noisy members from tho floor and
next slowly cleared the galleries and cor
rdors. A large crowd OF cheering Depu-
ties escorted Francis K0ssuth, Count
Albert Apponyi and other leaders from
the House, which was surrounded by
five squadrons OF cavalry, one regiment
OF infantry, one battalion of militia and
a thousand policemen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
ApPEAL ro powIE.s FoLIowERs.

Associated Press Dispstoh by Special Wires
Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. l0.-The first public
address OF Deputy General Overocar VIII
bur G.. Noliva TO the followers Of Alex
ander Dowie in Zion City, yesterday, was
a dramatic appeal for a general act Of self
sacrifice TO restore the city and its institu-
tions to a sound financial basis. The con-
gregation deposited on a table before the
speakers platform valuable possessions
andimoney. kWomen removed rings and
bracelets and deposited them as an offer
ing Men gave up watches, diamonds
and checks as pledges for various amounts
ranging from 10 cents to So 600.
The great tabernacle held the largest
audience IL has contained for many
monrhs.
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NOTED sLUm WORKER DEAD.

Associated Press Dispaton by Special Wires
Chicago, Ill.,, Feb. l0.-Alrs. Margaret
Curtin, a5 years old, a noted slum worker
Of Chicago, died last night.
For IL years Mrs. Curtin was a constant
visitor at the slum prison, whore she met
the prisoners, oheered thom with scriptural
reading and gave them delicacios. She
was % member of the State Board OF Chari-
ties for years. Mrs. Curtin not only do
voted her time to charity, but she spent
her own funds in relieving the distressed
and comforting those in trouble. She
always declined to accept contributions.
Mrs. Curtin was a frequent visitor 40
the county jail, bringing flowers and
lunches TO the prisoners.
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lnsuraufe.
National Life S
Attitude
Defined in the Presidents
lellef 70 tho pollcyhollerAl

Annual " We believe in giving
polioyholders tn q
Reports facts and in asking
them to support the
Company in return. Our annual
statement aims to give the owners Of
the property an exact and most con-
servative balance sheet Of assets and
liabilities and a comprehensive state
ment Of the Company's transactions
of business. The work is carefully
done, and is not made the subject
of any bookkeeping policy, Of teohni-
cal tactics, or anything Of that kind.
The reports mean to show up the
facts, because the facts are good
enough, and will secure to the Com
pany all the goodwill and support re-
quired fora wholesome progress Of its
work. The Jan. /. 1906, report will
be the best which the National Life
has issued since it's organization in
1850, all Of which years, however
have been honorable and useful in
the service Of its members"
BURNETT & SALISBURY,
General Managers.
800 EQUITABLE BUILDING
Wilmington, Del.
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minsra &. napIs.
A NEW LINE.

A NEW LINE.
We have just received a large as
sortment Of fine JAPANES u
CHINA. Handsomely decorated and
fine quality, in Tea and Chocolate
Pots, Tea Cups and Saucers, Salad
Bowls. Plates, etc.
II you want something different
and distinctive for wedding present
we invite your inspection.
Millard +. Davis,
Jowelor, &C.,
oANn n kAsr srCOND sT.
Established 1879
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METHODIST PREACHER MURDERED,

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Mexico City. Feb. l9.-Rev. Thomas
Garcia. pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in Guanaiuato, was assasslnated
yesterday by policeman.
Mr.. Garcia was shot twice through the
lungs and died after suffering for l5 hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
Hungarian National Legislative
Body Was Dissolved This
Morning With Force.
ACT WAS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
So Declare the Members Of tho
Coalition, Who VIII Meet
Again on Wednesday.
LARGE GATHERING WAS PRESENT
The Corridors OF the Parlla-
ment Building Were Cleared
by the Police.

A Large Crowd OF Cheering Deputies r.,
corted Francis Kossuth, Count Aibert
Appouyi aud Other Leaders From the
House, Which Was Surrounded By Many
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
Apiires.
Proposals.

nROPOsALs-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL
be received by the Levy Court Commissioners
OF New Castle County, Delaware, at the County
Court House, Wilmington, until y O'Clock. noon,
ton Of 4 steel draw bridge over the Appoquini-
mink River, near odessa New Castle County,
Delaware.
once Of the County Comptroller.
II. C. SALMON,
janSl-mwf-et Levy Court Commissioner.
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s. y. MIfKrf.
No MATTER WHAT

NO MATTER WHAT
YOUR EYE TROUBLE is
the first step towards getting glasses
TO cure or correct it, is to have the
eyes examined.
1t is absolutely impossible to prop
erly fit the eyes without an accurate
examination-and this cannot be
made except by qualified optician,
having at his command the requisite
scientific apparatus and appliances.
offer you my services and the
most approved modern facilities for
examining eyes, free Of charge.
S. L. MCKEE, Leading optician.
$40 Market ST.. Opera House Bldg.
We fit Artificial Eyos.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Associated Press Disratch Dy special wirel
Washington, Feb. le.--Weather fore
cast for Delaware:
Fair tonight and tomorrow; light to
fresh southeast TO south wind.
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Cartmell will send you box Of Gold
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alelr agan!ea.

CHIRT FOLDER AND BOSOM IRONERs;
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ieDl9-lt IMPERIAL LAUNDRY sos shinle St
NTANTkn-qEN COOKS AND ALL KINDS
w Of help for city or country. Apply
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auMsifaL

AZ ALAN LOLFhiL
Nv rlrst-ciiss tuner aud rcpairer OF pianos ana
tilars. nas tuned Tor royal families M Gcrmauli
Mil ~ lu Wilmington every day. Address 4. "
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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-12-03
Wyatt Johnson for Stark trees.
35t26*
Ham Buys Out PayIor.

G. HI. Ham has bought from Wal
ter Paylor the half interest in the
Majestic Theatre which he sold him
few months ago. and Mr.. Ham will
continue the business alone. In aidi-
ton to the moving pictures for which
the place was started. Mr. Ham will
put on vaudeville acts in the future.
For this he has gone to considerable
expense in building a stage and hav-
ing scenery painted. The stage will
have a 16-foot front and viii be II
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-12-03
DOWiE's zion CITY"
WILL BE ABANDONED.

Chicago, Dec 3.-The Chronicle to-
day says: 'Zion City is to be aban-
doned. The overseer w. G. Voliva,
like new Moses, will lead his peo-
pie forth and found a new Zion Tie
announcement of the new negira was
made yesterday by Voliva before an
audience of more than a thousand
people in Zion church. this city 1t
was marked by his assumption of Di-
vine authority. At the same time he
outlined plans for the new city to
be conducted along Socialist lines
with himself as the supreme spiritual
and temporal head. The new Zion
into which no unworthy members
shall be allowed to enter, will form
the nucleus of a most energetic cru
SADIE against the .Wickedness of the
world and Chicago in particular The
location was not made public.