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Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Mrs. Luther oriswell is improving
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31
v.M.I. BOYS REINsTATED.

Mexico Boy a Member Of Dismissed
Third Glass Whose Pyroteohnioal
|, Display Caused Rumpus-0ver
5000 Worth Of Fireworks
Set-off in Thirty Min
utes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31
Walter Peck is much better.

DR.. Parish was up from vandalia
Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble. because the heart Is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
II used 10 be considered that only urinary
troubles vere tc be traced to the kidneys.
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ning in kidney trouble.
II you are sick you can make no mistake
BY first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of Or. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. II stands the highest for its
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

OPEN Jackson street and then Pave
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

Mrs. G NJ Haskell is III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

and Is sold on Us merits
b. all druggists in fifty
cent and one-dollsr siz-
es. You may have a
f aa.f III
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-31

see him:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
H4RV4RD MEN HOPEFUL.
JoShaa Crare Saus Team Vii Fight
Hard Il gainst Yale.

Boston, Nov- -2.-Joshua Crane +. head coarh
o TIE Harvard tooTca-- team, had the following to
saE o1 the Yale game ar & bis mass meeting II
Hazard CCtcn last night:
We have been unfortunate TITS yea- fellows
= losing two gar--es which generally look 70
WI and yC- cordial reception this evening means
a Sod deal - ne We a1e row approaching The
same to- which have worked al tie faiI- a.E
know rl-zt sire c4s heen 70 ri.e Stadium
We a-s II = somewhat peculiar position. for
n way rs have everything % Gai1 srd nothing
,cSs II Saturdays contest Often ha-- seen
have TIE tsl-- --= Czl6 Saturday with =ye-v-
bo1y thinking tceE were going 20 lose. 2-G p.- W
: splendid EshI than Esve every body EXPECT rhey
were going to VII ard have them fluke out.
= s1w the Pr.Ece.o1-Esls game O. saturday and
can only say that Yale Eas q ve-y strong team.
Yet Princeton was the beIte- IN the execution q
rlzys and her line was stronger. But Yale dash
and 1Eht and spirit told. md Princeton vas de-
powerful. snG = that Coy has very power
fEl pisye-- Yet = tezTu does is best Yale viii
remember ths game for a long time 70 cone Our
uel are working and bending every energy toward
TIE game o. Saturday.
! wa1- speak = word So q what lot --y as
sista2cs have had % 90 w.ih tse Development O.:
tAe team Ny 8-sJ assistants have been Cults.
Lezry ard Daily. sid 70 81 these Elea an tn
FL. has been cut loL And set IN 8 way these
men have nothing % show for the valuable tine
they have thus devoted Il Is work that should be
greatly appreciated
a word IS due the second eleven which il =
wEy : 3 CEop2t-E block for the frs eleven
th-ouEhout TIE season. Great praise = due the
men who have s-Eck ~ the second eleven day
after day. Credit = also due . Herbert Waite,
who got Dave Campbell e come % help Tou al
know wkst Campbell has done before, and I firmly
believe he IS Eci-g 70 BE immense help 10 the
team hope the r1e1 1rh- thelr hardest On SAT-
ur5ay. ard We have 10 fear % the Outcome
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
FOOTBALL At -4NT COST.
Columbia Students 90 OUer to Ne7c
Jersey to PidV Game.

Deprived of the privilege Of even kicking foot
ca- on South Field or any other place where Pres
i1ent S1t-er has a Ves-ise ot authority. Columbia
University students who have not Yet forgotten
what football Is ard those who sJill desire kick
tie Qsskin occasionally have lit upon the expedi-
e-t q going out a. New York State and playing in
New Jersey o. Tuesday several students who
were kicking 4 toCtbsI about OF South Field were
compelled 10 stop through the orders Cf President
Butter yesterday twenty-five men decided 70 defy
tie faculty sn5 play, anyway.
The news soon spread. and in the afternoon the
enthusiasts accompanied H. ha1 q hundred stu
dents who wanted 70 add their defy 20 tha- ct the
pCye-s- ietr over the Fort Lee ferry :o- Edge
water Heights y J. where they had their game
without faculty disturbance There were 10 czsu-
alt1es and no bones broken and the time taken TO
make the journey. play the game and return was
somewhat less than that ordinarily taken Up by
daily crew practice
Nos- q the football players who made the jour
ney were either Beta --.sta Pi OF Sigma Chi men.
and after rvachtnE the pace e game between the
tVo :-1te-DlLieS was arranged Ven Saltza d-aEEed
Cooper who carried the ball over the opposing
line fcr The only touchdown of the game Two
halves v5e-e played q fifteen minutes each. Owing
70 the fact thst Won SsItzs was out Of training
and considerable time had he taken OF; while
he sot his wind The game dragged cut The line
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
TIGERS BEAT COLUMBIA.
Princeton Wins Cross-C Country Ran
by a Safe Margin.
- - . The Trlsane. !

Princeton. n j. Nov. e0.-The Princeton
cross country team defeated Columbia here this
afternoon in a closely contested run by score
of 81 To 43. Each university entered nine men.
and the first six men OF each team 10 finish
counted the number Of points indicated by their
position.
The run was six and a half miles in length
and was held over the same course that Will be
used for the intercollegiate meet next Wednes-
day. The course is 4 hard one, much of the
way leading through soft ploughed fields. The
ground was particularly soft to-day from recent
rains. An extra lap around Brokaw Field was
responsible for the slight increase in time over
the Yale meet
McGee OF Princeton. led the entire distance
and won in SIS min. 272s sec. He was
pushed hard by Captain Kelly. also of Princeton
Both men beat link. Of Columbia, by more than
three hundred yards link finished strong, but
cid not sprint soon enough. The Princeton team
was Handicapped by the loss OF Whitley, who
won the run with Yale. and Frantz. Whitley
was III and Frantz turned his ankle early in the
race. The men finished as follows:
AIcCee Princeton. 3s:272s; Kelly, Princeton,
SIS. 56S5: ZiDk. Columbia, 3.:4S.s: Hall COlum-
ba, S7:572s; Ralph. Princeton; Smith Columbia;
Campbell. Princeton; Glover. Princeton: Wheeler
Columbia; Eastman Columbia: Kudlich, Column
bia: KiStler. Columbia; O'Brien, Columbia; Yer
nom Princeton; Kirkpatrick. Princeton.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
KILLS HUSBAND ASLEEP.
Fires -Four Bullets Into Herself
Then. and Is Dying.

Believing that her husband. Robert Hitchcock
was devo;.ag his attention 10 another woman.
Ms. Lott:e Hitchcock killed him while he was
sleeping IN bed after getting home from lis work
in the composing room OF . newspaper yesterday
morning After sending two bullets into his heart
she shot herself once n the head and three times
II the breast She taken TO Lebanon Hospital
where her death Is expected to occur al any no
UecJ
The couple occupied fourrCoul fat a. No. 'os
EGS, -5SIh street, where. the nsighbors say, they
frequently heard ouar-elliaE. In the dining room
ot the apartment the police found = complete
opium smoking outat ard Episcopal prayer
book.
Hitchcock arrived home al about 4 o'c!ock yes
te-day morning. Not long afterward Mrs. z. Ben
De;t. who lives sc-oss the hall heard several shots
fred She into her neighbors' apartment and
what had happened. Mrs Hitchcock was
stiI conscious when the police arrived. and as she
50, o. TIE bed STE whispered:
7 did Il In sIad Of it'
The woman threw something the 1oo- b.
hind the bed L proved 20 b dog collar. bear
ing The Inscription: -. Il Sampson. - fremont
Street. Lesvsr House, Boston" Il Is thought that
this may have been the name ot her former Eus-
hand
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
ADx1RALs ANSWER TO MINISTERS
League Island Connandant Defends Sunday
Recrsations Of Sailors-

rsNrra.a.-rts Nov so ths PG-aS=r--7
,-a,-hs-s would cone tow1 = LezE-s lSA13
Tzv~ yz-5 ans Investigate this S--12y sFc-t
question Nzfo-e rAsy tzIE g g-oss vio-1--c-S :
s,--s=v avs the VoU-5 bs ah's = rs- c--s-s-'
s---v-- Tbs vas the rsply n ~ '1ts-s-sT g A.
-s-s- -z- i.=tc- co-1-s-isz- . re Lsas-e lS-z-1
Ne,~ yard - = resolution adopted b 80 s@res1-
-a-7s- ministers O. t-ts city c---c-s-1S t1e E2N1+
authorities sc- permitting Sunday sports a-1 -
.--v dancing a. -le navy vz-L - a--1--z- 9
-,s-sd that Le would ne tc- = u-o-'sn- i--s--@s
With - Ehs-ty g re sai-C-s q she-e O O. So
81 y tlzv p,zye5 bzseozl ard f0ctSa-i @ s.
=z--s ~ had c-1s- sz--s=--scrs g thz- c-E =
- vs-5 = vas better -1zl - - Goat-1s z-c---1
IRE -.-v . - made TIE vt-cf-s c. --s--r7I-'-s
persons
IRE admiral sd Se ka5 - k-o--s5gs g -
-s,o---5 dancing CT Soard <vo g ths ezIt,=s---s
--s- S--5z-. b-r - SD = s-cE 4 thing l-1 60
CIR l. VS. r--baS,v 9, i-,r-o-r-u s--1--- -
cause II se- . formal 6zHce vo-id - ps--t--e1
G. S--ssv. a-s that MS Is understood - -
various crews Continuing. tas admiral s-i1-
~-ts -.s1 have their rtazos sd -He- Ez-- -
SIC 7 = perfectly natural t-sr s-c1 v-s----s
Cav As Sunday iS should - -1s s.E-2- - s7-s
social enjoyment S-p2ose then tAat these Ee--
having yo-rE wc--e1 WIKI then. r-zce t1e- as
around re wc-ssa's waists - s L-t-s VII
.----s 6sss tEs. car fo- I protest - - Pres
-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
SOLDIERS PASSED FORGED CHECKS.
ESCAPED from Guard House and Cashed Paper
at Shoe Dealers

Gs1-ze " Fu-c1s-. Stationed ~ E'o-- Ta-ss1-'1
Reservation q S-zSsa Island vas a--ss1s6 u -
F-sszzhstra hort fs-rykouse last evs-izg - DS-sc-
rives La-Ef-iJE ard NcGal1 sfcs- he had passs1
tvo worthless checks q Deta-zo C-z-k z $50
Seaier % Pot E--11,o1G- Asserting . C-z-E-
Fuicher entered his stare AID asked A-2 = -
would rssh mo cheeks. <o- 8 and tzs o-ss-
To- 8 Clark believing thsf ne soidls-
resident of ths towa. EitAou- any Ass--zr.ca save
- th= cash
Al Ire Pc-t R5ch1o7d Sa1ls1sl Bank - -Aica
re checks were drawn. Ciz-k vas to,d tat tAsy
were worthless Es Informed th- pc1sce-
= vzs learned lzs- 2tghf tAzg FE-css- escs7s1
from she guz-dhouse a. Fort WaSSEo-th Is-ss
weeks ago ~ forcing tAe Iock q ~ Sco-- E-
Rad been tocSsd Up ~ Colcasl Crawford fo- pass
l-- 2 fo-Es5 check cl = business zzz n CiiSc,-.
rEo locks t-c-n TIE rsServaslo-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
- - = - -. J


yva,,- Nd vgIth .cotSaG enthusiast tbs afteT-
roc, wien --e lrdz-s-zSuEte body -11aEcre1
10 soldiers fled see -e -e1-c = ET--tiee .oE
the last .E.aa before tAe game with fA-s On
SATURDAY. Singing "Ip he Street TIE men
marched into the Stadium aad greeted TIE team
With chs Suggest oUtoUrsI q good ial-l seen -.
Cau5-s6Ee 5OE years
Ths varsity Aaa signal and formation d-iA
IN secret and then lined u GSai1St the Se0ors1
eleven for 2 scrlrar.aEe n defensive wo-S- TIE
substitutes used the forward pass n their a.
tack. bat the varsity players followed the bal'
closely and repeatedly beaT down the long pSss
OF the sub backs Although there N-as 10 oI'-
yoo-tun!,y 70 see the varsity - offensive play.
tie undergraduates were encouraged by the
improved work on the defence The line men
charged well and broke through sharply.
All the first team players were out today snd
appeared II cocd condition Newk2l vas OF the
Geld. and although r. did not take part il tho
scrfurnsEe he was n the signal 6r[u and can
se counted or 10 III his position Saturday.
Houston has taken Birds place 81 left end. hav-
ing proved the faster man. and Starr ran The
team az quarterback Burr has recovered from
the injury 70 his knee. snd Captain Parks-'s
hack does not trouble him. The Harvard squad
IS 81 better condition physically than former
teams during the week before the Yale game.
There has never been football season when
tie sentiment o. the students was more out
spoken or when the team received better sun
port Harvard men believe that their team VIII
fight hard Saturday. The varsity viii leave
Cambridge tomorrow morning for Medfeld
where II viii remain 81 tie Norfolk Hunt Club
until Saturday morning.
AZ an enthusiasts mass meeting LAST rlght
Captain Parker spoke for TIE team and said IN
part:
Nine men who VIII play against Yale OF SAT-
urcay VII b playing their last game os foot
bah for Harvard When fellows have plsx-ai
footoan four years anG come 70 their last game.
s1o thai last game happens to be with Yale.
sonethsng has got 20 bust snd 7 think that
something wiu be Yale
TIE team VII probably line Up against Yals
as follows: Le1t end. Houston: left tackle Bur-
left guard. Parker: centre. Grant: rsgh, guard
" Pis-cs: right tsckle. Fish: -tght end. Mac
donald: quarterback. Newhall: left hs1sl,srI,
Weaaeli; right hslfhaek. Rand: fuIlback Apo,-
sorFo
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
gAcETRACK NAIL FRAUDS CHECKED.

Postmaster Roberts c: Brooklyn has received
instructions from Washington that viii have
The eject OF excluding from the mails the let
rers os q number cf racetrzck sha-rs- Many
complaints have been received AZ Washington
regarding the operations OF these raea in Brook
lyn- !, Was said that they had secured ,hoa-
sands of dollars
Chief Inspector Mayer. ot Manhattan. was
ordered several weeks ago 70 investigate Ee
hzd twelve men placed under the bar II his
report he declared that one of The number alona
made sIse.sga oat Of tire public in the last eve
yssrs 50 fzr about six hundred letters have
been returned - TIE writers stamped fraud
gle.--
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
-4RWY-N4TT FOOTBALL.
Fast York in Practice at Both Vest
Point and annapolis.
LRy -e.esrspa % ne Trssas.l !

West Point, y. Y. Nov. ca.-The practice q the
Army football team to-day was most encouraging
The scrubs line torn % pieces ard X looked
5 i the soldiers were rounding into their true
-oTTn From IRE kickoff the varsity marched
straight down the field for eighty-iive yards TO :
touchdown, forward passes being successfully in
terminated with line plunges by Smith and end
suns BY Chamberlain.
MouGttc7d and Kern were drilled in drop kicking,
wiki Ihe scrub liEemen breaking through. and both
Eot several tries oG quickly and accurately from
the -s-N8gu mark. Erwin 81 the scrim-
mage today. Bowen playing guard. Gz-cy played
quarter OF J2e scrub. while Kern and Nountto-d
took turns handling the varsity. There no
attempt at = regular same to-day, the coaches
placing tie ball a. different points 70 test various
PLAYS.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
THE SIX-DAY BICYCLE RACE.
Radical Changes To Be Made in the Rules
for the Contest This Year

TIE annual xtx-dzy bicycle raoe vii be held II
Madison Square Garden the week @ Deoezoeer :
Radical changes viii be made q the rules gov
National Cycling Association are planning %
eradicate al unfair or to-l Tl5t1g- Il las hseo
claimed Z nsST years AZ various tilaes b. con-
sss.s=ts i- tse -zcs tsst riders have deliberately
fallen sroul their Wheels - prevent losing lap
Be this Eot- there VII - possibility OF
such tAiIg happening = the coming rare. as TIE
usw rules S5u efIec1Uzily prevent R-ly t-1ckery.
TIE recent s.x-6sy race IL Boston hGs PCT the
majority cs the American riders e goo5 CONDITION
1cr tie weeks grind here.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
n rs.ss-aas % IL --...r.- =,

Annapolis Nov Si-T,e Naval Academy football
team had double header for is practice this
Sits-Ccor-rwsDJy minutes o. spirited play against
Ihe team 81 the rSt class, followed BY period ot
about equal length against the scrub. 4 number ot
the regulars dropped et, however. before the sec
end period began All The members OF the frsI
team were 81 the practice At the beginning excep;
BoyEtcD. Who IS slightly ioSlsposei and whose
place - tUI-baCk was taken by r Z. Jones
The regulars made three ;oCcElowrs against the
class team. but tie latter put -p fire game
Kemp 2t LEFT tackle ouJpayins Leighton and doing
- vel thai re viii probably be called into the
regular squad, right tackle being position which
: SUI uncertain Toward The latter PaTt ot the
same Douglas was replaced by Burg. and the ends
DaEue aDc DENOTE; BY Strother and Robertson.
S.iaslGF was slightly hurt ard Brand went Il 81
Ce-trs.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
WOMAN KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE

Boston Nov oa--Just after zLghting from =
strsssczr IN Oak Square. IN ths Brighten district
to-day. Ms a W Green was struck - - auto
noble ard killed Mrs. Green. vho vas thirty
ye4rs cd. Lived n ire sllstOa GiSTrscg. he auto
U-osls waS beng driven ~ -o1l o-1.la-- OF
Sighto=s sSd Wss OEns1 by Ch.-les Il BcEd. q
Newton oui-lzr -N a-szaaa .. charge q.
--s-Sz-s-.sr.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
CORNELL TEAM WORKS N SECRET
N -eieEra-A . - --7s.-.1

-e-eET2-1
lrHzea- y Y. Nov Sa--p-acsica q ths Co--sv
'cotrsA se1r1 WGs behind closed gates today sd
es1islSteo @ sc-1z1r-5Ee between varsity CON.
ois2To1 made - for ths most pz-r os substitutes
ana Sns scrub team TIE latter had tie hzg rhs
eAtre Sia.e. but vss unable 70 score TIE o-ly
rssG-a-s n TIE sc-z-.azre were Ev--A co.E
NAY NoSgroye- Gardner ard Caldwell
Practices from now CzIl the team leaves 70
FA-Eee2TAls WI - n secret sns the varsity ,l
oe coaches esVectaIly 4 defensive Paving
shaker Vii ke Asid q ho-or a tha c,-~AAs
to--acTscE evening a. WhtcA tine nrospec.s go-
tas Pellsy1Tzzla game VII he discussed
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
DEAD RgcLusE HAD CASH AND REALTY

Ezcksas2ck Nov p tSpeclzn- William Rute--
81 agsd reclGss Supposed 20 bs destitute. was
found dead tonight n TIE hut which lie oc-zs--s
a. Rtogs1e55 Park de had concealed abcur tHe
hut E<7 II cash bzzkbook showing deposits q.
E 80 = ghs Hudson Tros1 Company. s1a oesSz =,
several pleces o. zeal Algogsthzr TIE pror-
e-ty amounts 70 SoEt KS ss lived u the NJ
mast ssGslo-. ard nevs- admitted any o1e 20 lis
czh1a- Wien found - had sy15zzL-x been dead
tx s-s-t . week
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
NEW TRAINER FoR nERBY WINNER

Duhliz- Nov 2a.-Rsch2-3 Croker has css-ras
er2-ls-s. AAs1 beng engaged = pace g McCshe
1es tocksys have hesa cAzayes asa Fsrrre~ r.
f1E substituted toE E-lacE. Taess charges a-s
Uz2s-Ssao1 - oe due 70 Nr. Croke-s Stsszttsss.-
Dcl w1LA TIE E-z1Egs-nezE CT Orbv rs Te~A,-
Slzss-. sSpecAe1y Il tAe Eo- re A:hs-.fr
S-akes- ard the faEEre - Rhaso-a = re c.5-reSt
. rea nTIEEra RarE EEsra
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
ONE NAN AT BUDGET nEaRINc

l1e E1z1-ce COMMITTEES q tze Beard q AlSe-z,s-
sEAa Aul5lng puaEle hearings yesterday q re
t11sst fo- l>S. referred ~ EEe fezrd o. Estimate
ard As70-zsolzzszt TIE Nsw Tork EIIk commit
te<- r4rosEa NJ PAzI-irs asked TIE committee rot
e Tsec--1sse Further decrease sn TAe zp7sopr5a-
t.c1 - tss EezEtA Ders-1zszs sor nEk izsre-.soa
t@e AazE1 e Esizz2ts w2afA1 x rs5uos5 rro=
S-z ss % ssSsSa IL. FaEEi,z was she CIV e-s "a
<sszSE s~-aEe rs erz--tsse .ls-srd-s.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
EARLY GRADUATION AT WEST POINT.

W@Shinstoa- Nov "A 6-zl 6sczzl17 szs
reached at ths Wa Ds7artzszE today :, graz.
tate IRE hrst class ~ 1ks Wes- Polnt EIEtz-r
Academy So2s tine bscvsea Ess-Ez-y : and -
instead q waiting for the regular tine - sxz=5-
s1lon n J-ze- TIE s1zet cate &C g-sEEato7 I'll
- lef. 70 tae supsri1Esz5sz-. cOlo1sl Soc-- -
shortage C o5csrs n TIE army. cz1ssa ~ -
details cfhe- duties Sszn rhoss <1th t.e-
cTsaziEzticnS azd ~ the Srsat Increase = 20
artillery co-ps Is the rs2Sc2 gwen ~ ths War D.
psrrEzs1t f0- 1ls 2dv4zra IN ths 6z-s-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21

Considerable pleasure wzs expressed yesterday Al
The ones q t-e PuHc Ss-v5ce Commission to- lie
- Department - t-s decision @ Ire c1----
'-Tr-s decision All prove very 1elQf-l % Cs'
sad A1el z BlacEraa-. couzse 20 n. commission
OF co-rse tl.s Question q TIE night - delegate
power 70 regulate rates never has been fought
taro-sa absolutely a1d completely. s1- ms C.
cIs.o2 7 believe. VII operate &c check any ardent
desire 70 bring legal action 10 hamper TIE o-k q
The commission ! havs seer Only Re newspaper
reports % Tie decision ard the c2F.ol v-t-reu To-
se;he- WIKI one o. O. the t-.sts submitted bl-r
am lIttle surprised - ths dissent from TIE Pc
vAi.lug opsnlo-- Zne P1a..c Service Commissions
Law vas drafted carefully - tat = IS not open .
many Ct TIE technical objections -zis5 eE>S-s. TIE
law creating ire Conmlsston q Gas ard Eectr5csry
wh.-h was attacked n thts case'
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
DELAWARE DELEGATES APPOINTED

by Tsl-y-zzA - re T-5su-s
Wilmington. Del. Nov sa-The Governor co-5ay
appointed Judge GRAY and Senator's AEse and d.
Po-1 as delegates % te coming rivers and barriers
conference AZ Washington
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
CLEANING GUN AND KILLS BROTHER

While uaioz6E-E re afts- IS -sru-, c-cz
hunting squirrels to-day WEIi3z A Ncoczz-1 q
Sca-saals soctssntsEiy shor and Kid kA- erc>h=-
AlsxanEer. sevsz years Cd Tae 80 ~z< Sl-1=s
= tsh-= I, = Esc- czzz-- There ~zs : Se-,
sss@S x-6 Iss szst Oez- t--s.g4 - saazk
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
laWYER BIS IN couRT.

Co1azh5a- 5 c. Scv. @2--Ju1gs 2z6-tw Crz~-
cosd : we1 kloEl l&xys-. dad l. ec--t to-day
xA--s szA-.---lx a witness - GEL SsxA
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21

SzCoND EsCE--lsE CHEVY GLASS; STEEPl-Es-
CHASE. fer t'-s-y =4r-ctas ka1 aTwa-a; -" a.1s-
ser-t :~c --.ss a-1 Esf StA-t sod Wl- easily.
I;a= 5.ia " inner. , g.. q I.e-c-.--re1s- uR1er
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21

e.ov1-Cro7e-- Retc7ee-W y. Tora.ar. Uu-
r.-s-T : M--slcE. Llzesnsz-R- 4 Rsg-e-. ara C
va r--se.- I-1-s Q: halEss-EN.tes- ni-stes
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
BENNING SUMMARIES.

We4t5tT threatert1g TAX sloV,
FIRST RACE-Eia1alcaF. tvs szr-os3s. 500 2ta@5
fl-4clgs C--l5s C1G-se- S.a-t Eoa1
c.sse-iY- Tine. I-Io-s- y i-Ee-. T. G - Cs--y
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
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SINTE RACE --f5a-ztca4. ----e-yez--cs E-s ~
w2-t1 $50 A5.e- gz--z Azd siH--sz;1s
Eo-S NEr- z-t-.-- %
4 ~ Eil-A-rocE-E1-l C.sCsr. " C. Ia.y-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21

: -E-E EA-E--Er- -al-e-s .uo reA-s ed go G11e
mile E-E s=ve1-y sar5s- S:srt I1,r- H-- easily,
Tine. 1-4> Wi-De- D. Z. - Ee-c-Es-s1 81. .-E
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21

FOURTH EACE--Stll.-E. - tsree-lta--',ls al -
wsrd, SEQ EG-f1. seven t--.o-gS s-1-r go11- Wu-
I--ls- Ie='-- W.-r=-. b. 1- SS--s-s-
IAlcNs..ae. oaEe.- Q y O-1--
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
BENNING ENTRIEs TODAY.

THIRD RACES st-E- r. -c1s 2-s E-vE-
ssz-s N5re1-Az- 1877. $3.50 zEzes
Scve- c--1c-ES C-t--h.a Cc1-ze
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21

THIRD RACE.-THE VESTAL. 70 1ules three ysa-
l-1. So ac-e-. ore -ie and q hAt >tArt goo-
Voc easily. --ue 80. W;--sy O. z. IS Ea-gei
Ct J-a ---ls,le-Sz15y Bay. De---. X. Z. Lee
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

its walls which history nevertheless forces upon
us When the royal family and some thlr'y
guests assembled for supper party IN the hih6 j
private apartments they supped in quarters 50
circumscribed that the billiard table had TO De
covered with planks TO form sideboard lnVl-
tations to these suppers were issued to ladies' III
advance. but as the Comtesse observes, the 1ate
of the gentlemen was less agreeable IL Is not
surprising that the soldierly desmond shrahk
from the procedure imposed upon all those OF MS
sex who craved the honor of sitting at meat WIN
Louis XVI In the evening they attended the
performance in the small palace theatre and
there their fate as to supper was settled as fol-
lows
Courtfers who wished to be invited took their
seats there; during the performance the King VINO
was alone his box surveyed these seats throuSh
n large pair of opera glasses, and could De seen
writing a certain number of names in pencil Ihe
orcuDants of these seats (and To take a seat was
known as presenter pour Les cdbtnets) then waited
in an ante-room the cabinets
Shortly afterward usher, candlestick IN hahd
and holding the slip of paper written by the hlns,
half opened the door and pronounced a name. the
fortunate man then bowed to the remainder an1
entered the holy of holies- The door reopeneu'