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Fatal Rebound Of Shotgun =.

Ovensbago, Ky, Oct. 3,-The re-
bound OF slngle-barreled shotgun
caused the death OF William McGrady.
aged SO years, McGrady was walk
Ing around a tree In the woods OF Da-
vies county for the purpose Of get
ting a shot at a squirrel The but OF
the gun was resting against his alb
domen, when he stepped In hole and
the weapon was discharged He felt
pain In his abdomen, but did not
tank much OF It until ne reached his
home an hour later. There he be-
came III aud died in agony. An au'
topsy was performed, and II was found
that his intestines had been badly
torn
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PERPETUAL QUARANTINE.
New Orleans May Adopt New and
Modified System for Protection.

New Orleans May Adopt New and
Modified System for Protection.
New Orleans, La, Oct. 3.-The
probability that q new and modified
quarantine against tropical countries
will be maintained psrpetuaIly In New
Orleans, lnstead OF q quarantine IN
the summer months only, as hereto.
fore, was announced Wednesday by
Surgeon ]. II. White. OF the Marine
Hospital service.
ThrOughout last SUMMER, the nrst In
which federal Quarantine succeeded
state control at the Mississippi river
quarantins station, Or, White was per-
fecting system of watching Ill pas.
sengers from tropical ports for a stat.
ed numbe: Of days after they landed.
The old system was to hold all In.
coming passengers rigidly st quaran-
tine whether well Or sick. Under
the new ,srtaEseKent ali well persons
come ashore Immediately and go with
freedom wherever they wish until sus-
picious symptoms develop. Up to now,
over 800 perosns have been admitted
here from tropical ports under the
surveillance system.
The new quarantine has proved not
only apparently safe, but less onerous
than the former sys:"m. ~
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18TH 1;0AVENFON'OF.
b Protestant EpiscspaI Church
ii fhs United States.
lssEMBLED AT RICHMOND

h RNtsvSUheU - @SPOeSS ~ - 49,
the Most interesting In the History
q thu church--Warm Welcome Ex.
tended churchmen.
Richmond, Va, Oct. 2.--Tracing all
- the problems that have been dis
eunsed and passed over IN conventions
6ene by and a number OF new ques-
k0ns of great Importance, the Pro-
kevtant Episcopal church Of the Unit
"a states assembled Wednesday for Its
forty.fftn trienu1al convention. which
% expected to be one OF the most In
neYeStlng in the history Of the church.
The Right Rev. A. r. Wilmington
Ingram, bishop of London, w"s pres
ent and preached the sermon at the
celebration OF molly communion In Holy
Trinity church, this being the open
ing ceremony. The only business
Aeonventions Wednesday we're for the
SDurpose Of organization, the house OF
Nisnops meeting at $3.50 p m. In the
state capitol, and the house Of deDu-
ties at the same hour In st. Paurs
church.
~ A warm welcome has been given
She visiting churchmeh. The business
section OF the city is decorated with
iaEa and bunting, and by night was
sAfl'iiaHf Win an electrical display.
me bishop Of London who reached
hare Tuesday and went 10 the resi-.
9encs OF Blshop Gibson, Of the do
Nese Of virginia, spent the entire az
ternoon on the golf links where he
pnads many flends. Lay delegates
80 the convention number many well
known business men from every sec.
Non Of the country. @
: Notable among these Is J.. Fierpont
Morgan, the New York hnsncier, who
esSupiss the Rutherford man6Son.
There are about 800 members Of the
general convention, including the
bishops OF the several dioceses and
missionary districts and four clerical
and four lay deputies from each OF
the dioceses and one each from every
misslonary district.
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FIRE LOSS or $500, 900.
Port Limon Is Visited by Destructive
6laze-Loss Of Life.

biaZe-LoSs Of LIE.
Mobile, Ala, Oct 3.-captain
Aamot, Of the Norwegian fruit yes
sci Bertha, which arrived here Tues
day evening, brought news of disas.
trous are which visited Port Lima
last Wednesday morning and entailed
a loss estimated at 5000, 900.
Four blocks in the heart of the bus
iness section OF the town were de-
stroyed and several natives lost their
lives in the burning buildings.
Most or the destroyed buildings
we're two story structures Neither
the shipping nor the manufacturing
industries suffered loss. Except for
loss of about SIS. 900 in stores by
the United Fruit company. the for
elgners were not sufferers by the fire
The Gre Is believed TO have been OF
incendiary origin. II was famed By
. steady breeze and swept everything
before II. The natives were panic
stricken ard refused % hSlp night tie
flames.
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GERMAN AERoNAUrs ARRIVE.
They VIII Take Part In international
Aer6nautlc Gun Race,

AeTonduuc Cup NdCe'
New York, Oct. 3-Three celebrat-
ed German aeronauts, two OF whom
will take part In the international ae-
ronautlc cup race to start from st Z.
Louis Dot. 81, BNye just arrived here
from Europe.
Those who Will compete for the In
ternatlonal cup are Oscar Irbalch and
Hans HeIdmAa and With them 10 Cap
tain A. D. Hildebrandt, representing
the aeronautic branch Of the German
army He has come TO this country
to witness the big race, In which he
Is not to be a competitor,
The third German competitor Ii
Paul Nickel, who, with Captain HUI
90 Won Abercorn. will leave Germany
for the United States next week.
The international flying event which
is now an annual AFFAIR, was held last
year from Paris, LIEUTENANT Frank
Lahm, of the United States army,
winning with flight Of 49, miles.
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Negro Voters EXCLUDED.

New Orleans. La. Oct. 3.-Negro
voters are excluded from participation
In the democratic primary election for
governor in January next, THIS ac-
ton Vas taken by the democratic state
centrat committee, watch declared the
measure 70 be "the purpose and In
tenf OF the primary election lac pass
% = rear aE0
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Free WIZ saptIs,s Meet.

Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 3--The Free
VIII Bhptst general Conference con-
vened here Wednesday and will be in
session zen days. Rev r. f. Peden.
OF Alden. y c., IL present and will
preside over the deliberations OF the
body lie is president OF the Thee
logical seminary az Aden. Represen,
tatives from every ,2'e in the union
are here
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crlppI. Fatally Shoot. HI. wife.

Youngstown. o.. oct 3 .--McGinn.
Of Hubbard. cripple. fortified him
self with numerous drinks and re-
yolver aud upon. arriving home shot
his wife Id the breast, wounding her
probably fatally, though physicians
say she has a slight chance OF reoov.
ering Four years ago McGinn's
brother. also cripple. cut mis- wife's
throat and then his own. lie died In
q pensteauEry, where he Was serv.
ing a life sentence for the crime.
When Thomas McGinn- was arrested.
soon after me shootin ne protessed
that he could not recall Il.
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Sheriff s. s. seIs.r DEAD =.

Montgomery. Ala, Oct S.-shertn
s s. Belser died Tuesday as a result
Of q stroke OF paralysis. He Was In
apparent good health when he retired
Monday night Later he complained
Of his leg hurting him. Pretty soon
he lapsed into unconsciovsnesS. from
which he never recovered
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DIAz RECEIVES ROOT.
Meeting Between the Two Statesmen
Was Most Cordial.

Meeting Between the TWO Statesmen
Was Most Cordial.
Mexico City, Oct. 3.-Wlth all the
members'Of the Mexican cabinet pres
ent, President Diat received Secre-
tary Root at I.o'clock Tuesday morn.
Ing In the hall Of ambassadors at the
national palace.
The meeting between the two
statesmen was most cordial. Mr.
Root. who was presented to President
Dias by lgnacio Mariscal. the foreign
minister. said he was delighted to
meet the man who had made Mexico
one OF the foremost Latin-American
countries and he noped for Q connnu-
ance OF the good results arising to-
day from the cordial relations between
the United States and Mexico.
President Disz, In reply, said Mr.,
Roots jealous work for better un-
derstanding between the United States
and Latin-America was we'll known
and appreciated and he welcomed the
secretary In the name Of the, Mexican
nation. 49, ~
Mr.. Root was then presented to each
member of the cabinet, who an spoke
words Of greeting and good will.
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UnderSoes Successful Operation,

New York. Oct 3,--Rear Admiral
AT. MShAn, tneWell known author
lily on naval affairs, underwent a sur.
gical operation recently at the private
hospital association sanitarium In tnis
city, The operation vas entirely sue
esssful aud Admiral MShAn lie said TO
be recovering rapidly.
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Turin. Oct s.-rorrentIA rains
have flooded the valley Of the canaro.
Crops have been ruined. bridges swep,
away. stock drouHed ana railroad
oomm1uicstioa interrupted. rAs POP
ulAtica 10 In great distEesa.
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cen. Lew W,llaes,s Widow pls,.

Charlottesville, Ind, Oct, S.--Ars.
Susan 4 Wallace. widow az General
Lew Wallace. died Tuesday nignt
Sae had great literary ability, and
assisted her distinguished husband in
his writings.
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Washington. ID. c., Oct. S-Census
bureau reports ,42O 2SS bales count
ing round bales asshSh bales. sInusd
from the growth d 1So7 up 10 Sep
TENDER 2Sth.
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Emp,ror suffers from ca,arrh

Vienna. Oct emperor Francis
Joseph is confined TO his apartments
mt tte castle suffering from an acute
attark OF catarrn The physicians
declare his condition is not danger
nua
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Condition Of Cotton.

Washington. Oct S.-ASTieuitarai
department reports cotton saOdttiOa -
Sept. Is a. 67.1 As against III 81
August IS. 1907: It's on SeptsDber
s.. 1895: TIA On September 20. 1873
Ed q tea-ysAr acreage 0f s1-A
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Election AZ MsyNllIs

NAysVils, Ca. Oct. S,-1Ths city
election on the subject VI local taxa
ton for the support OF tree schools
resulted 81 for aud against free
Schools.
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RIVER BOAT BURNED
Was Loaded With Cotton and
Naval Stores.
PLYED ON THE FLINT RIVER
Two Persons Were Drowned as a Re.
suit Of the Flre-The Boat and Hsc
Entire Cargo Are Reported To BE a
Total Loss.

Albany, Ca, Oct. 3.-The steam.
boat, Raimond H, which phys tas
Flint river between Albany and point,
below, was burned at Jones Landing
between here and New ton |Wednesda7
q Aine~
The boat was on its regular trip 10
the city of Albany, and was loaded
with cotton, naval stores and cotton
seed.
Two of the boats hands, Florette
Watkins and West Camp both ne.
groes, were drowned, and ninety two
bales of cotton, filfty-two barrels OF
resin ana spirits, and ESQ casks OF
cotton seed were burned.
The river boat and its entire cargo
are total loss.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-06
DUKE CONGRATULATES KEENE.
EngInnd's Noted Breeder Cables
American Who Broke All Records.

New York. Dee. 5,-ApprIsed by cable
grams of the fact that James r. Keene
had surpassed his record as winner of the
largest sum Of money ever achieved by a
single stable in one season. the Duke of
Portland cabled congratulations to Amer
ica's most successful turfman and fol-
lowed that up by letter to Mr. Keene
which friends OF that gentleman say he
highly appreciates. The two representa-
tive turfmen met when the American Wis
tied England a few years ago and saw
his horse Disguise II race against Dia-
mOnd Jubilee and others. The treatment
accorded Mr. Heene on that visit by all
the great English turfmen was Of such a
character as 20 cement the jockey clubs
OF the respective countries in a strong
bond of friendship.
OF late years the Duke Of Portland.
owner Of the world renowned St. Simon,
has not won many classics. but that has
not weakened his regard for the turf and
its best opponents. and his cablegram and
letter 10 Mr.. Keene show that though he
may not be able TO score as often as he
would wish, he is not envious Of those
who do.
In 1907 there has been competed for on
race courses of the metropolitan circuit
Including Saratoga about S2,519.000 di-
vided up as follows: Coney Island Jockey
Club, $6ls, 735; Brooklyn Jockey Club, S4l6. =
66S; Westchester Racing Association. SAL
$50: Brighton Beach Racing Association.
$S6S4I9; Saratoga Racing Association.
$Sd6. 500: Metropolitan Jockey Club (Ja-
maica). $l475l5; Queens County Jockey
Club (AqueducO. Sl52 395; Empire City
Trotting Club YOnkeTs). $12S. $50; United
Hunts Racing Association belmont Park
TerminaD. $3.50; adding to this SSS.655
hung up at Kenilworth Park CBufalo)
and the total is S2.61S. 4O2- The general
average at all the tracks (235 days. was
$10,03S-9S- During this period .446 races
were run, averaging $50 to each race.
1t will be seen that when James r.
Keene's total Of $4,000 stable earnings
this year is compared with the total
amount competed for the percentage is
shown to be 10. Adding together the
earnings Of Messrs. Keene, Whitney,
Newcastle Stable, J. L. McGinnis. Thomas
jr., the Patchogue Stable. r. 7.
mont J. z. Widener. and F. R. Hitch
cock. the eleven leading winning owners
OF the year. IL will be found that they
have divided between them more than a
million dollars. or about 40 per cent Of
the total, leaving $1.69O,0OO or about 60 per
cent, to be distributed between the hun
dreds Of others who maintained stables
of greater or lesser Importance.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-06
MILLER IN POOR FORM.
Out of Five Probable Winners He
Lands Only One.

San Francisco. Dec Jockey W. Mil
Ter rode in eXecrable form this afternoon
at Oakland and his followers received
a severe jolt. He was upon five horses
that looked 10 be probable winners. but
he failed on all but Nabonassar. The
racing was Of an ordinary character.
Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Futurity- Hersain Jos Heather
toni. 20 1. won; Watciful. los Kirschbasrnl "a
Ia J. second: Lassen l0l lO'DonueID 90 To / third
Time. liz Is. The Reprohate Elba Wachte Nicbt
Azlsa Lille Golding. Hhiskers. and Cascade Of
Diamonds also ran-
SECOND RACE-Futurity. Salvage los CARROLL
10 ]. won: Belle Of IrOguois, 100 Duganl. ? 10 /
sec'nd; NapTa, los CIV Miller. Il 10 TO- third
Time III 9-5- MelaS Grip Joe Co.'S. Lady Niirth-
iul. NintOn. and Or. ROweu also ran
THIRD RACE-Five frirlongs. Belle Kinney los
tWrghr. IS To ;, won: The Mighty III SANDY. s
10 ], second koenieeu Lgisc l0S iBorcD 10 l
third Time, l9i 25 Z. NJ Brattain. Titus III
ard Judge also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles
NahOnassar. Us (N Miller, 20 ) won: Be7avolio
IL SANDY. % J. second; Flry, lOl Aientryl Is
IN g. third. Time, l:i9 As. Mcndon Little Joker
Mattress. + Grande, Huzzah. and Queen Alamor
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and onesixteenth miles.
CclCres. 100 )BoroD II 20 5 won; Rotrou 100 Du-
gam, Il % 10 second; Midnont 100 Kelly, 3 10
]. third. Time ls9 IS. Bonar. Daniel c. Nina
Gibson May Holiday Belvoire., and Lord Of the
Vale also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Srx fuTlongs Wingtins Jog but
lcrl. to l. won; Judge Nelson. IL Rice. Is TO l.
second; Como. JOG Nv Miller. 70 g. third. Time
liz Sibari. Ruinita, 1lachlin Sycamore, and
HeiSne also ran
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-06
oARSMEN PROBE SCANDAL.
Xachusett Boat Club Wants Inform
alton About National Regatta.

Worcester, Mass, Dec. 5.-To all appear
ances illegality seems 10 be a .-hoodoo"
for the famous old Wachusett Boat Club.
OF national regatta fame. Of this city.
The annual meeting last night was found
20 be illegally called, and. therefore. had
to be put OF for a week, although fifty
members were present. more than at any
previous meeting. All had come primed
10 start trouble over the national regatta
scandal Of 1896. This years snnua! meet
ing viii be the first since the now famous
regatta suit was started.
The man who started the suit John
Henry Meagher. OF this city, was the
man who found flaw in the way In
which the meeting had been called The
members who went TO the meeting are
not 70 be put Off however. II the case
is 10 be lost track Of in the courts. as
now seems the intent. the members want
TO know the inside facts regarding. Ger
tain charges that have been hurled about
former presidents and would-be presidents
10 the utter decentralization Of the club.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-06
BILLIARDISTS ARE READY.
Teams Are Chosen for Washington
Baltimore Tournament.

The intercity 142 billiard championship
tournament between Washington and Bal
timore. which is TO begin on December 10
is arousing much interest in billiard cir
cles of both cities.
Two years ago there was a similar
match, and Baltimore won. On the Wash
ington team will be some of the same
players that competed in the last tourney.
and they are said to be practicing hard
to get revenge. Gray, Wolf. Stephenson.
and Hoke will represent Washington in
the coming tournament, and Manager
Sherman says that the team is far su-
perior to the one of two years ago.
Manager Klein. of Baltimore, and Man
ager Sherman have put up handsome
silver loving cup. which must be won
twice consecuuvely before it becomes the
property of the winner There will also
be prizes for best individual average and
high run. In Baltimore the tourney will
be played at Klein's parlors. and in Wash
ington at the Royal.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-06
new CLUB FOR Big BOUTS
Billy Recap to Conduct Prize Fight:
Near Philadelphia.
Delaware Athletic Club, Adjacent 90
Bra1dywine Springs, VIII BE
Run on First-cIass Scale.
- 10 rhe Wa.hinrton -

special 10 The Washington Herald.
Wilmington. Del. Dee. 5-Boxing
matches OF the highest class will be given
in a large new rink. capable of seating
$500 people, adjacent 10 Brandywine
Springs. Del, a prominent summer. park
five miles from this city.
Arrangements were completed TODAY
BY the promoters OF the enterprise where
by the opening exhibition viii take place
on Wednesday. December IS Billy Ro-
cap. Of Philadelphia, who was engaged
to-day as matchmaker and Philadelphia
manager will arrange an opening biz OF
TWO bouts of ten rounds each and one of
six rounds Mr. Recap has virtually OBJ
famed the men FOR the wind-up. but until
ne has the formal contract executed he
VIII not announce their names
The project Will be known as the Della
ware Athletic Club Jimmy Ryan, the
eX-champion middle-welgnt of Pennsyl-
vania. who IS now a resident OF Whining
ton, will be the referee. As an evidence
OF the high plane upon which the enter
prise viii be conducted the rates OF adj
mission viii range from 81 to s.. II is
intended 10 give bouts every other We'd
nesday night at the start and later 10
have exhibitions weekly.
" hilc the Wlnu-up, AT the beginning,
viii be limited 10 ten rounds. this will
evidently be increased TO fifteen rounds.
The rink is located directly on the Ian
denburg branch of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, being less than two miles
from the main line between Philadelphia
and Washington. This will enable the
management TO run special trains from
Philadelphia, and other points, right 10
the doors, the main entrance 10 the build
ing being less than fifty feet from the
tracks.
In accordance with the laws OF Della
ware, no decisions will be given. but the
referee. Jimmy Ryan. will see that the
contestants do their very best. otherwise
the bouts will be stopped At once. The
Management announce that the Delawafe
Athletic Club will be a gentlemen's or
ganization In every respect, and that the
bouts will be strictly irst-class in ac-
cOrdance threwith.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-06
UMPIRE ADMITS MISTAKE?
Football Official Apologies for RuI-
ing Out w. q j. Player.

Washington. Pa, Dec. 5.-It became
known here to-day that Umpire Simpson,
who banished Right Guard James. Of the
W. & j. team. from the West Virginia
game on Thanksgiving Day for alleged
brutal tactics, had confessed to the former
Washington and Jefferson captain that he
erred IN his decision and apologiZed.
The disgrace Of Punishment was keenlv
felt by the big W. & J. guard. who was
playing his last college football game. and
who left the field sobbing He protested
MS innocence at the time, but the umpire
was infiexible. That night. il IS reported.
simpson went to Manager Murphy and
Guard James. and informed them he was
aware Immediately after he had given
ms decision that he was wrong, but that
ne feared TO change il then. as he believed
the West Virginia team would have left
the field West Virginia's halfback had
previously been sent out for rough tactics
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-06
CAN CLUB SUSPEND PLAYERg
Frank DeIehanty TO Bring suit
Against Cleveland Maps.

Cleveland, Dec $40 test the right of a
baseball club to suspend without pay or
TO fine a player lawyers employed by
Frank Delehanty, Just sold by Cleveland
TO New Orleans, to-day announced that
suit would be brought tomorrow 10 re-
cover $1,000 lost by him for his suspension
from August 3 10 october 10, the expira-
ton Of mis- contract
Billman & BilIman have been retained
by Delehanty. TO whom the Cleveland
club is said to have offered $500 in settle
ment. The lawyers to-day said they
would bring suit tomorrow and would not
attempt settlement. we purpose 10 nix
a ball clubs rights 70 fine or suspend
without pay" a member Of the firm said.
Let him sue, said an officer of the
club
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-06
DATES FOR PITTSBURG.
Fred Clarke Has Arranged Training
Trip for the Pirates.

Pittsburg, Dec 5.-President Barney
Dreyfus to-day received a letter from
Manager Fred Clarke. in which plans for
the spring training trip Of the Pirates are
outlined. The squad is to go to Hot
Springs. and will consist of twenty-five
men, which means that twelve viii be
dropped before the start. The club now
has thirty-six men on its list. Clarke
says he is after one more man to COM
plete the team, but does not intimate who
he is.
Baseball fans are excited over rumor
that Garry Hermann is after Tommy
Leach, the popular little center fielder of
the Pirates, TO succeed HanlOn. No di-
rect offer has been made, IT is said. but
Herman has asked friends TO sound
Dreyfus on the matter.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-06
Keep Your Money in Your pocket,

New York. Dec. 5.-Prior TO making
a match with Tommy Burns. Jack
Johnson has decided to fight Jack
OBrien. of Philadelphia. before the
club offering the largest purse" Pos
sibly Johnson knows that he can't get
whack at Burns until next spring.
and he believes he can pick up some
easy coin with O'Brien. But as Johnson
and O'Brien have had numerous queer
fights, # will be surprising If there is
a general demand among sporting men
for meeting OF these TWO fighters
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-06
BRAZILIANS WANT CORNELL.
Ithaca Soccer Football Team Gets
Offer from south America.

Ithaca, Dec. 5-The Cornell soccer foot
ball team has received communications
from the Paalosta football team of San
Paulo. Brazil asking for a series OF
games TO be played at San Paulo next
June and July. The Brazilians offer to
pay the expenses OF fifteen men. with the
exception Of transportation. they init
mated, however. that a trip like that pro
posed would net COrnelTs team at least
$4,000 on account of the great popularity
OF the game and international interest
which it would arouse.
The Cornell soccer team is made up
almost entirely Of foreign students. in
GLIDING several South Americans. 1t may
be for that reason that the Brazilians ex-
pect that their offer will be taken I'D
However, it is rather unlikely that this
win be done