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Evening journal., 1907-01-05
Farewell to Teacher

A farewell reception was given by
Mrs. John P. Davis, of No. 1913 Lam
caster avenue, to the ladies Of her for
mer Sunday school class OF Scott NJ
E. Church on Wednesday evening last
A very enjoyable evening was spent
during the course OF which Mrs. Davis
received a box Of handsome cut fow-
ers from the ladies.
Those present beside Mr.. and Mrs.
John P. Davis and family were: Mr.
and Mrs. William S. Morris, Mr. and
Mrs. Carlton Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey +. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H.
Grantland, Miss Annie Sparks and Miss
Fannie Hurd.
Mrs. Davis, who was an earnest and
faithful teacher Of Scott Sunday school,
will take a class at Silverbrook Church
Tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
To Remove Grease

Ammonia and powdered fuller's
earth mixed to the consistency OF a
thin paste will remove obstinate grease
spots from rugs and c1rpets Pu. il
on the spot. allow it 10 dry and then
sweep it OF gently into a dustpan with
a whisk ard behold. there Is the spot
Sometimes the grease soalss I'm quickly
In such cases a second application may
be needed.
Pour ammonia and hot water down
the sink to free the pipes OF grease
Use it lavishly in the scrub water and
for all laundry purposes. and IN the
starch for white goods alone.
Ammonia is valuable n cleaning bed
Stats and paint; IL makes stained win
dows shine beautifully, and with com.
paratively little labor
After carpets and matCngs have beer
swept they will be frightened greatly
II gone over with clean water and a
little ammonia. Change the water of.
ten.
Extremely hot water and ammonia
will clean old discolored jewelry wher,
other means fail. Scrub well with q
nail brush, rinse and dry on a sofl
towel
A few drops added to the bath soft
ems the water and makes the skin fee
delightfully."- fresh and clean. particu-
larly in warm weather. Nothing clean'
hair brushes and combs like hot watei
and ammonia Combined with nnel,
broken uncooked egg shells and warn
water ammonia is unrivaled for clean
ing all sorts Of bottles. particular,
nursing bottles and stained vnega
cruets.
When washing cut glass and silve
put little ammonia in the water.
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
Nurae i ever Victim.

Atter having aided IN the typhoid
tnldemic nt scranton Miss Eva Haw-
knw trained nurse, was brought TO
her hpme No l2o King street. on
ThiuHday evening ill with the disease
Th oiiy of Scranton made everything
as f'caenni aH Do sibie for the outside
nurenH bui The york was naturally
hard 1nd Miss Hawkins broke down
under the str1in and was brought
home Miss Bertha Hayes, one OF the
other auraen from this city. accompan-
ieH hgin Hawkins home She is very
I'M ana e under the care OF Dr. S. c.
FrnHareN
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
MARLBOROUGHS
ARE UNITED

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
LONDON-A reconciliation has been
effected between the Duke of Marl-
borough and his wife. formerly Con-
suelo Vanderbilt, according to a report
generally credited, w. X. Vanderbilt
is said to have brought the couple to-
gether.
So complete was the estranfment be-
tween the Marlboroughs that II was
confidently expected a divorce would
follow. Even King Edward, who in
terested himself in the matter, failed
10 bring them together
The Throne to-day publishes a state
ment that a reconciliation has been ef-
-fected.
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
Nsrdiot for comnanY.

In Superior Court yesterday the case
Of Mrs. Anna Reiss, Of Chester, against
the Wilmington City Railway Company
for damages sustained by the alleged
sudden starting OF a car from which
the woman alighted last April at
Twenty third and Market streets. re-
suited in a verdict for the company af-
ter a special jury trial lasting the en-
tire day. Hayes. Ward and Gray we're
the attorneys for the defense.
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
THAW WILL NOT
PLEAD INSANITY

BY our own Wire. Publishers Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-Harry Thaw to-
day is more determined than even 20 fight
til the last against doctors, lawyers.
mother and, II necessary, his wife II they
propose 10 plead insanity as an excuse
for his act in killing Stanford White.
They can't railroad me TO the asylum. 4"
he exclaimed in the hearing Of the Tonibs
attendants.
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
BUSHLINE-

tLrslgn1t received for all points. eiven
perscnal attention. and forwarded
roovt,npuy az lowest rates and BY besf
III, b9ass leave both wfmington and
sl,,i@eleiphia srnt,,ls at 600 p. m. daily. SUNDAY
,,,cs Through rates and bills Of landing Is-
GEORGE w BUSH & SONS co.
iier =. south Wharvcs Fhiladelphia
French Street Wharf. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
PAWNEE LAUNCH
IS POSTPONED

Owing to unavoidable delays, the
new steamer Pawnee. now in course
of construction at the Harlan yards
for the Clyde Line Of Philadelphia will
not be launched on Tuesday, January
Is as had been intended. II viii not
take its initial plunge until nearly the
last Of the month. The sponsor will
be a Philadelphia woman, but the
owners have not notified the local offi-
cials of her selection. The steamer
Delaware, recently launched at ese
same yards for the same company
viii be completed and leave here some-
time next month.
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
Glove Clearing

While every pair Of Gloves
bought to-day would be at an adj
vance, we have the following in
our clearing at SOC.
Women's Kid Gloves in these
sizes and colors, only 51s, 5M, 9,
614, IA and N; colors, white,
black and pearl; these gloves are
regular SIoo goods reduced to
soc.
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
n-Inla - omoera

whe Pilot Association OF the Della
ware rlper Fi Bay have elected Cap
tain John r v'rdon president Of the
board F IS. Eldredge was elected
trenanter ana John B. Merritt secre-
tar, Tha drea ors elected are: A.
Benneft "a. a. LyDns, l. G. sayre. J.
II. Eny a. c. nonpett J. B. Price,
r. Mance aaa u Chanhers AS the
Dela are men pfadomlnaie 'n the ae-
ISOLATION mosi nt aio officers ere from
this state
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
Eastburn-- woodward

Miss Elizabeth Woodward. OF Roselle.
and Samuel Warren EsstbuIn, OF Hoe
'kessin. were married on Thursday
evening at the home OF theibride. The
Rev. J0hn d. Blake, OF Red Clay Creek
Presbyterian Church. performed the
ceremony.
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
Library Receptfon

At Turn Hall on the evening Of Feb
ruary will be held the twenty-first
annual reception OF the members OF
the Brownson Library. The committee
in charge consists Of the following
Chairman. John ]. Farley; secretary. ].
Frank Gregg; treasurer. George e.
Corrigan.
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
BURNED BY POWDER
Miss Beatrice Earle Met With Painful
Accident in Chester.

Accident in Chester.
Miss Beatrice Earle, leading woman in
the Himmelein Ideal Stock Company,
which is playing a weeks engagement at
the Grand opera House, Chester met
with painful accident while playing in
Lost in New York"
In the second act Miss Earle IS called
upon to light a fire in a fireplace. For
this effect red fire is supposed to be used.
but the property man, for some reason.
used gunpowder instead and when Miss
Earle touched a match to the paoer the
powder exploded and was driven In myr-
lad OF spots in her right wrist ana fore
arm. badly burning her. Despite the pain
Of the burns, Miss Earle resolutelv car
ried on her part until the fall OF the cur
tain. Then she collapsed, although she
di not faint. Medical aid was Immediately
summoned and by the time the curtain
was called on the following act she was
able to proceed with her part
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
Climb Elects Officers

AT a recent meeting Of the silver Leaf
Social the following officers We're
elected: President, w. ]. Leonard; vice.
president. William Waters; treasurer
Miss Millard; recording secetary, Miss
Bessie Mitchell.
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
Bedroom Slippers

In red, blue and pink, lambs
wool fleeced soles, of the regular
SI.oo kind, reduced to soc.
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
Our Rumma9e
Table

You positively will select some
articles on this table. This table
contains many different articlcs,
some slightly soiled linens, and
it really seems like giving mer-
chandise away. Many of these
goods worth up to $I.oo, and all
they need is laundering; clearing
price 25c.
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
Baltimore & Ohi0R.R.
Schedule IN eject Nover,,.., az ,ooe
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue - atstIc, ~;
WILMINGTON. nEt

Daily. Daily except Sunday. sunda,
.NEw YORK and the East. .sm. .sm
~ -, lh;ls. slls5 a. m, flB saD' e5.f..
hoya Limited" ~ sffO0 D. n,
PHILADELPHIA, s326, MA Ian co.
ca,(' fb,to, I'D QOcall. 800 AIS. .ss'3f do
caD, 80, sl0.68, f10G Ills e11 1sf
a m, r.26, taos OocaD. saso ta taa
looaD, f462 QocaD, s517 "Rovai Lint, "a I.
~ ~ QocaO, 100, sos 0ocab Il N z n
uocal, .ll.o0 D. m.
CHESTER, t5.a nocaD. fe4o. TO 4,
eSaD. 800 ISIS. lSs4 Qocai), . 40. Ji0
NoSall fie.bl QocaD sii& a. M, fi.n.
~ ~ HocaR Aso QocaD, if.52 QocaD. t6 q
yi19eaaaD 20 fLvO sioo OocaD. '7.t2. sss2 QocaN.
BALTIMORE 3 wAsHrNrcoN. 81.
teoS 'l0.f9 a. m. 1.06. sa.6O. sff7. IS
'et4 Royal Limited 500 s9a % M
BALTIMORE and Way stations. i7o.
Vs. a m, IS. 1903 p. m.
NEWARK. s455, 100. fRO5. $40. % w
n m: tl2so. 'ios, ISIS 1850 isos. no.
sINGERLy. ZOO $50. fsw express,
a M fl2io i3l5. $3.50 (Express). 500 T.
LANDENBURG and Way stations. sio1s
a. m, ibO0. Si25 D. m.
PiTrsBuRG. 'fb5. siol3 q. m. H.Ff. tS.N.
~ a Royal Limited" 'sbl y. In.
CHICAGO. 'tb5. tl0.f9 n m. $3.50 d ~.
CINCINNATI, ST LOUIS a LOUIS.
VILE, 'i.5s a. m. 1.06. @9.09 D. m.
Del Ave sta. Delmarvia Tel 2igs 4.
= A. Tel. li22-A. City Ticket once.
Market gtreet y. a. A. Tel l75s-A. Del,
II: A. Miller Travelling Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
Handkerchiefs

Used for decorating during the
holidays, many only slightly
mussed, clearing price &c, SC and
3 for 25c.
Evening journal., 1907-01-05

.Isv.r furnish the American
gentle laxative medicine for the family Pstsbls but
produce perfect product strictly pure clean vegetable
dainty tablet and handy little eed box fit for
the MOTTO hs day, of PURITY We had guarantee
caae phenomenal record but we had the FAITH that with
achieved People would learn the TRUTH would get the
ard dbestow their favor efforts
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
tn. PFcIu ALTON AND CONTROL of such objectionab

and peous conditions has been demanded for by
the American people, nsistence compelled the respect
of their in the National Legislature and produced
the Pure Food Drugs Act long step the right drec
ton The victory of and by the people, and the nation
should RIorify in the consciousness of It,
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
Baltimore and Ohio Personally Con-
dL eted Tour to Washington Janu.
arY 10.
ary 10.

$500 covers all expenses for three
days. Similar tours on January "a.
February IL, March z. 25, April II. 25.
and May 3, 1907 For full details ad-
dress Ticket Agents or H. A. Miller.
Travelling Passenger Agent. Whining
ton, Del City ticket ofice. sO4 Market
street.
Evening journal., 1907-01-05

pastor Services 10.45 a. m. and 7.45 p
m. Subjects, morning: Christian Con-
verse" evening "An Imperative sum-
mons. Prepare to Meet Thy Cod" B 'ble
hool 2.SO; y. j, S. c. =. at GAS p. m
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
PURITY
PURPOSE
THE
Foundation Of Success

setaticn of their food drink and medicine and the law
will 20 long stride the direction of accomplishing this purpose
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
VI A VE GREET with
NME hearty approval
WW the Pure Food
v and Drugs Act

which was passed by Con-
gress on June 80, 1906, and
went into effect January l,
1907. The people of Amer
lea are entitled to protec-
ton of their health against
Evening journal., 1907-01-05

rv.r methods,
in its history.
achieved
Of BOXES
. demonstration OF the
s~srla cr.sed nv Purity Purpose recorded
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
Presbyterian.

First United Presbyterian Church, Third
and Broome. Rev J. Frank Campbell.
pa stor. 1890 a. m, preaching. subject:
''The Inspired Book" - Sunday school
6.45 p. M. c. e. 745 @. m, preaching,
subject: 'The Inspired Man"
Oivet Presbyterian Church, Fourth
and Broome streets. Rev. John c. Lane
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
Episcopal.

Emmanuel Church. Seventeenth street
N.d Riverview avenue. Rev. X. j liam.
mond, rector Services. 1890 a. m
hnd $50 p. m. Sunday school. 9 a. M
Holy Communion at morning service
evening sermon on "St. Paul the Mis-
sionary.T
Evening journal., 1907-01-05

n ,.ople have recorded VERDICT CAscA-
REFS CANDY CATHARTc found that this little tablet has
midest
harmless medicine FOR THE BoWES and with faithful use
.nsnary st the OF the Ase1s
grateful
wish the HOPE that we viii continue to
heretofore
you little 1oc box TO-DAY and be
only GENUINE All druggists loe zee Soc
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
wILsoN LIVE
PHILADELPHIA PASSENGER ANp
FREIGHT LINE.
IRON STEAMERS BRANDY AvIrIE. ANf
CITY OF CHESTER.

lkoN STEAMERS BRANDY WINK ANO
CITY OF CHESTER.
Leave Wilmington. 4ia street Nhurf.
aseh-guls ana sundayr Tor Chester ard
Aniiadeiphia, at l3O a. m. and t.SO D. m
i-eHNr SIt-tei one hour lutcf.
wharf, weekdays and Sundavsl al 1874
D. m, AIS d. m
.tN~ ,heater 1no hour later
ptt,aiss including Saturdays and Sundays
tt,tHiitutiphiA tAcursiYli l5c-ouc way i5C.
Shsster excursion. l5c-one way loo.
.i ppeia OF freight have frequent scr
- Sgfeiul handling prompt delivery
eo,..,H ilH protection from the weather t5
eertltu Whoryes and WAGONS.
10 secure these facilities. order vour
nnt ''ents via WILSON LINE" Chest
nee LIT aueet Whure. phnadciphia. ani
'N"''h Ntreet wharf. Wilmington.
HORACE WILSON.
General Manager.
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
ChiIdren's Goats

All $3.50 and $500 Coats, sizes
to 9 years, reduced to $I.oo.
All $500, $3.50 and $500 Coats,
sizes I to 5 years, reduced to So.
All $3.50 and $1,000 Coats, sizes
I to IA years, reduced to $500.
All SI2.5o and $3.50 Coats,
sizes 5 to II years, reduced to
$3.50.
All $500 and $1,000 Coats,
sizes 9 to IA years, reduced to $Io.
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
Ribbons

At 25c a large tray Of Dresden,
plaid and striped ribbons, every
fibre silk, AZ to 61l inches wide,
worth up to 6oc yard; clearing
price 25c.
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
THE GENTLE SEXCITY CHURCHES
Catholic Calendar.

Tornsrv q o,tavo ~ Ga. fHoly ln-
noeents cosneI 81 nlatf y il, ls-is
The Epiphany OF Our Lord.
January Z. ST. Lucian. NJ.
Tanuarv q IS milan ana snasillssa
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
e. 3. RILEY
Big Clearing Sale. Bargains for
Tonight and Monday.
Cloak Room

O+-ers hundreds of great saw
ing opportunities during this
Clearing Sale. Don't wait, but
buy now. Every coat reduced,
many cut to less than one-hali
price.
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
Fur Clearing

Everyone knows we are clear
ing out our Furs at y price.
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
WOmen'S Suits
and Coats reduced

$500 and $1,000 hip length
Coats, reduced to sos.
$1,000 to $1,000 Suits reduced
to $500.
Evening journal., 1907-01-05
Clearing in the
Art Department

Hemstitched and drawn work
linen squares and scarfs; everyone
of our regular soc and 75c kinds
reduced to SOC.
Hemstitched and drawn work,
in linen squares and scarfs, all
were $I.oo and SIPS, reduced fer
clearing to 6oc.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
ACTORS CHURCH FAIR.
Unioue Attractions at Alliance Headquar-
ters.

Tho grcat feature Of the Actors Church AHidncs
.air nov I'm progress at the alliance heaul.aItel
No Ias West 44th street, Is the japanese -.
fer under the direction of Miss Jennie : " ii'4e'-
The garden a WistaTla bower anu 10 'i-' q.
,;on M tea it adds the never falling cudliH %
fart,,rn telling Prince Abduah reads PAINS anu
Mrs Ir1ogene King has a corner cdlted 'tf -.
i,s, IICtlr' where she forecasts te iuIui' - =,
,as Guns John Mason. OF The Witching 1ouI
company has sent his picture 10 ACORN 1i = -,
ner and has also contributed TWO seats III
I{isbop Potter has sent check TO MISS !" i,ie ,
s,,d a11ra lean Libby also sent a Cile'N- a p'io.
coyer showing butterflies white sath wa 81, S.
,,,- Mrs Katharine kennedy from okoilalil- ~ :
Mary .. Srooner has cOntrIoutei q A
theatre. the Fifth Avenue r--, to-
Among the guests expected in the JdpalI1s1 -
e-ar,Ien are Bishop Potter. Mrs SpoohsI' tilo -,
Waiter r Bentley. organizer OF 'he dlaIi0 -. !,
T,stbar Hermann. Mae Pillar Norm l!ls
Nine Butterfly, who VIII ol.c'a'e -. arj tEa
girl the Egyptian Princess AhiaetIe " -, A.
Coun- and Countess Magri The countess, W. ~ =
retter known as Mrs. Tom Thumb Is He'''' -
,ba New York chapter Of the aIllahce . ..
1riss Wilder is assisted by a committee o. ioLS
a - - and women among them being MSS he
7r'sj4nz o,er a magic bowl: Mrs I1eontlne S.+h
faId who has japanese fancy lapis' en-
49, r2ostvrick who has table or perfumes l.,
l., order 70 show that the committees mas 70 -
.ontion of yielding To the japanese doiln,'@'''4'
flag Is prominently olsplAS-u
Ds9S l,hcr room Mrs r. g Fay and MISS irene
,,LeTroa-, have a fancy table. ana ahOlne, &c.
+,hio ia presided over by Miss Esther f|aIp, -
trIiza Harris Miss Lettie Ford MISS LNVS -
ton and Miss Maggie BTeyef- ,, s..r,oo, and
,;, and is for the purpose or raising lL.llu7 Io
,,tiianthropIc work and general expenses t-.,a-
P'l1"' e:,I rosident cf the New York chapteF'
ID tre board of directors are IN chaTse-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
MOTOR BOAT SHOU NEA T.
PIcptu TO See an Exhibition at the
Grand Central Palace.

From a small beginning the motor boat snow,
which will open in the Grand Central Palace on
Saturday. has grown enormous proportions
and is now an affair of Importance that is not
only national. but international rms Is NOT
ernrisine when il is realized that under one roof
will he gathered the best products or the world
builders of marine engines and boats some
of the feats that have been performed by boats
eollipped with engines such as VIII pc SHOWN
are really wonderful.
One builder sent 4O-foot cruising BOAT across
the Atlantic equipped with his engine and
manned by man and boy. The trip was
nut his engines In a little steel torpedo boat
and sent il across the ocean in the midst or
winter storms the vessel making her port with
all safe Another maker is having his engines
installed in lifeboats, that the vessel VIII be
rapidly >and surely propelled on its errand of
mercy and the men will be fresh and strong
for rescue work and not tagged out by rowing
Small wonder then, that official representatives
of the nayies the armies and other departments
of many foreign countries will give close at
tention TO the exhibits. well as lend dignity
to the opening night by their presence
That there will be a great deal to see IS
assured by the fact that the list Of exhibitors
is much larger than ever before. and the ex
hibits themselves represent the highest pinnacle
of engineering genius and bodybuilding skill
Some of the compltte boats exhibited will be
crowded with every luxury that a millionaire's
taste and disregard for cost could suggest anu
naturally will be expensive.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
HEALTH BO4RD'S NAIL.
Queer Ideas of Some People as to
Duties of This Department.

The Board of Health has need Of the wisdom o.
Solomon and the patience of job and If 1t had poLll
thew would probably De unequal to the delh}.iIu9
made upon it, according to Dr. S Josephine BakeI'
who is one of DR. Darling tons assistants ana WIZ
talked TO the Rainy DAISIES at the Hotel AStor
Yesterday afternoon about the work Of her depart
ment. =. .bo
general public appears TO regard the board as an
onnipotent and omn-scient body. Here are some
specimens read by DR.. Baker:
How can l prevent my father. VINO Is very ~
centric from sleeping in the barn?
Il have a farm worth Si.0o. and want a eoOi
looking German girl. whom ! viii marry iTnredl-
ately.'' - to,,t
How can rid house of cats? There are aDoU'
fifty Of them. some large as small sheep -, -
Il cannot ges my laundry done properly Fieas7
attend to this at once .
Every butcher shop in Brooklyn sells bad meat
Please investigate at once ~
II bought a pair of shoes at Blank ana tiIe
next dav the heel off Please make I'eii
put il on ,,2..
How, can 1 start paying boarding mouse. g.
Poouests to find lost husbands or wives are ire
-,,icrt and complaints about crying babies. cats
parrots dogs and pianos. and even cocKrodCNeS'
are numerous. - - r,,,o-
..Iudging from the complaints" said Dr- bAAeI'
there must be parrots and dogs IN every apSi'
rnent house in New York" .,
Every letter that IS not anonymous Is aHS"eie''
DR.. Baker stated l.,-,. a.,
more Kerley president OF The Natonai 1oC1,S ViaD
New, England Women and Mrs Thomas Wv 10, lsii4
nrasident of the National California Society me ne
president Mrs \. NJ. Palmer. presided IN a sNIle ~
three inches from the foOr-a thing seIdoii = =.
~ RAINY Day rneetings-and urged the Hie''"7i' ~
DO their Christmas shopping cary
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
COLUMBIA sM0THERS F0RDHAM
Runs Up Big Score in First Home Basketball
Game of the Season.

Ia tie first home game of the season the Co
lumbia basketball team defeated the Fordham Col
leGe five by the Of - to 6 in the Columbia
gymnasium yesterday afternoon. The game was
fast but characterized by much roughness on both
sides, the home team being the chief offender No
fewer than fve double fouls called. Tor which
Afelitzer, Columbia. and Cassasa OF Fordham,
We're chiefly responsible. The Fordham team played
a snappy fast game. but individual play relied
on 100 much. and result the team counted for
nothing at critical times
Columbia showed pretty well developed team
work but the players all had tendency rough it
up more than was necessary. Ryan, the big Co
lumbia centre was SLOW in following the bali.
hut this is probably accounted for by the fact that
his right knee which he threw out while rowing,
last spring is stGll botheTing him.
Fitzpatrick played q star game for Fordham.
scoring three goals and keeping his opponent from
getting more than one basket Mahoney played d
rather weak game in the first half but he braceG
up and made good showing in the second period.
The follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
SOCCER IN THE SNOW.
Columbia Defeats Boys CIub in
Hard Fought Game.

on field covered with four inches of snow and
with the temperature down below freezing the
soccer team of the Boys Club defeated by
Columbia yesterday in a hard and exciting contest
by score -of . TO : Both teams played we'll all
things considered, and the large score was caused
by the slippery ground around the goal posts.
which made il impossible for the goal keepers to
play with any degree OF accuracy. Many shots
that could ordinarily have been stopped managed
get into the cage.
Billingsley made the first for Columbia
after ten minutes Of fast play. \ few minutes
later Banning. Of the Boys Club got the ball out
of a scrimmaEe and scored q goal. Kistler.
The Columbia outer forward. then got the ball a
corner kick from Blingsey and scored another
goal. i. BenZing eyened up the score by making
a pretty goal from penalty kick. Columbia again
took the lead when Smith scored Il short kick
from right but Sauter evened matters by lodging
through the cOegian eleven for = goal. The half
ended with the score tied at 70 :.
The second half opened with q rush and both
teams scored TWO goals in quick succession. Toward
the end of the game the Boys Club seemed to
weaken. and L. DTyer and O'Brien scor-d two
goals quick succession for Columbia. Sauter
played a splendid game for the Boys club, but he
poorly supported by the other forwards. Kister
and Smith did the best work for the Blue and
Whit. scoring TWO goals apiece.
The lineup and summary follow
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
WESLEYAN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE.

Middetown. Conn. Dec. Ar. w Rice. manager
of the Wesleyan basketball team announced day
the schedule for the season. There nineteen
games the list Columbia and Harvard appear
ing for the first time. The schedule follows:
December Z. Columbia at Middletown; 13, Column
bia az New York: II, the University of Pennsyl-
vania Philadelphia; January TO- Harvard at
Cambridge II, Andover at Andover: Is, SPRING
field Training School at Middetown; Is. Dartmouth
at MiddIetown; q, Trinity Hartford; %, Brown
al Providence: 2S Colgate at Middletown; Febru-
ary ], West Point al West Point; 5, Brown at Mid
dletown: II, Syracuse at Middletown; p, Trinity
at Afiddletown (afternoon and evening"; 26. Will
Jams at Middletown: %. Dartmouth at Hanover
March 6 Harvard Middletown; .. Williams at
Wilarnstown.