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BrOther-in-LQW Battle Is
Feature OF Western Games

play H.! g.aIIe!OacA n the PRINCETON kame
SasuFday, NoU4s. VINO got out Of tins Ios
pIidl to-day, IL stlIi Iimplng BADLY. Cham
berlin, the tuIIoaCk, VAL also be out OF me
game. BaeAr taking his place.
Pennsylvania mas an easy game on for
Saturday with the Carnegie Technical schoo!
at Pittsburg. The coaches did not let W. in
Field was ankle deep in mud: An hours
being devoted TO giving Capt. Holienbeck and
Means a chance 10 show what they could
do In kicking a slippery ball. Both did we'll.
their punts averaging fifty yards.
That the Carlisle Inaians need all their
stars in the game with Annapolis Is appre-
c!ated by cSach WarnsT, who dropped the
tce, most OF the attention was paid 70 punt.
Ing and running back kicks. II is impera-
tive In the minds Of the Redskin COACHES that
Car Isle shall develop several punters who
can get distance In their kicks.
The Redskins are in unusually good physi.
ca condition. most Of their bruises having
healed nicely.
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FOOTBALL COACHES ARGUE OVER PLANS Of DEFENSIVE

coed in blocking the men that they
have picked out in advance.
The customary form Of interference Is
for the men to hold back for a mo-
ment and form flying wedge about
the man who catches the ball. This
Is effective rule because the OPP
ponents have to knock down two or
three players before, they can get at
the man with the ball. The other plan
is believed 10 be better by those who
side with Weymouth. for the reason
that the entire team is covered and the
man with the ball is free, as the elev..
enth player on the side that kicked
the ball is playing back to prevent
the ball on a return kick going Into
open territory for long gain.
Wedge Formation Is Weak.
The weakness of the wedge forma-
ton was shown last year when Prince
ton gave Yale a bad scare. The Tigers
saw that Yale had planned to mass
their interference around the man VINO
was to catch the ball. Mccormick was
quick to perceive that Yales ends We're
unprotected. Therefore, instead Of kick.
ing stra ght ahead he kicked the ball
to one side for not more than ten yards
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CHAMPIONSHIP
MEET PROMISES
TO Be BIG EVENT
Indoor Games at Madison
Square Garden Will See
Many Records Broken.

with several indoor athletic meets al.
ready arranged. and with the close Of
the outdoor season on Sunday. the stars
are now looking forward to the Indoor
Championships Of the A. A. u, VIII, n
Will be held at Madison Square Garden
on Monday. Nov. 30. and Tuesday,
Dec. I.
Entries have already been sent In. ana
the games promise to be the great
est that have ever taken place. All
the Eastern athletes who won fame at
Athens will compete. and many of tho
champions from out Of town will be on
hand It's safe prediction that records
will 10 BY the board that night. for the
men have been doing good work out
doors this past season. and the indoor
meets that will precede the champion
ships will put them on edge for the big
affair.
The elementary ba ske,bali tournament q
the Public schools Athletic League will open
on Monday 1t promises to be the biggest
tourney Of &. kind ever held. To date iO7
teams have been entered
Several special events have been added 70
TIE prorranme OF games to be held by tho
Race f0r members OF the X. Of c.. Sne fSc
the members OF the sxty-nirth Regiment
and two events tor the members of the
c. A, l.. The regular events open TO all
registered athletes are: eo-yard novice. 60.
yard handicap. 40 and $50 yards and one
mile run
TIE final outdoor meet ~ tho sea son vim
be held at Elizabeth y j.. on sunday BY
the AleXinn A, A Some OF the stars that
have entered are: Billy Heating, Harry Hill
man. W c. Robbins. Mel. sheppard. John
Flanagan. Eddie Carr and Tom Collins.
Two Interesting Gaelic football contests will
be PLAYED on Election Day the Irish
Park. Al Wakefield. between picked teams
from Munster AGAINST Limerick and Con-
naught against Ulster. Two handsome tro-
phies Wi. Dc presented to The victnrs by the
Irish Counties Athletic Onion.
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looked upon him more as a great foot
bali player than as great baseball
pitcher. But that is getting away from
the subject.
Favors New Scheme.
Weymouth is strongly in favor OF a
scheme of blocking or interference by
the side which receives the ball on the
Kickoff that will be quite move! II in
troduced by Yale. II Is not new. but
no college has tried it for years. The
idea is simple and for that reason eff
fective.
When a team scatters over the field
to receive the kick every player is in
structed TO pick his man when the ball
gets In play and in this way give ,le
player who catches the ball a free OPP
portunity to carry 1t back. By .
little artful lodging he ought to be
able TO gain much ground. as he will
have no one coming straight al him
provided that all Of the players sue
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KILKENNY AND TIPS"
ON THE GRlDIRON.

Seasoned by the summers session the
Kilkenny and Tipperary Gaelic football
teams are looked TO for a bristling bat
tie at the annual meet of the Queens
County Association. which Will be held
at Celtic Park Sunday. President E.
II. Hill. of the Queens County .Assocla-
ton, has presented a silver cup. which
will be given to the captain of the win
ming team.
Butler. the Tip" captain. believes
that hts team. strengthened by the
O'Briens. Hugh and Tom. OF the ARA
vale Rovers. can lower the colors of
Conway's champions.
The rest OF the draw is Cork VS.. CAL
way and Armagh vs. Monaghan. Field
ana track events will be run OFF between
the football matches.
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YOUNG ERNE"
0UTPO|NTS GLOVER
Especial to The Evening World,


PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Oct. 3O.-Billy
Glover, of Boston, and Young Erne. Of
this city. were the principals in the
wind up at the broadway A. c. last
night, While Erne won on points Glover
the fourth round showed a flash OF speed
that dazzled the Quaker CITY lad. but
there was no stopping him. and he
fifth and final rounds.
Erne had all the best OF the first
Glover came in for his share in the sec
ond. but was not 10 be found in the
third.
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THOMPSON BEATS
BOER UNHOLz EASILY

BAN FRANCISCO. Oct. O-"Boer"
Unholz lasted Just eleven rounds against
Cyclone Johnny Thompson last night
Beaten 10 a stsndstill. with his right
arm oui OF commission and no chance
10 win. no was knocked down three
times, for the thiId ILst as the gong
ropes ana Out among the newspaper
men Az he was hauled back into the
ring, Capt. Anderson came through the
ropes and roughly throwing the Boer 10
the canvas, called halt.
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COLUMBIA JUNIORS WIN
FROM THE SoPHOMORES

on field anfle deep IN mud the
Columbia junior football eleven ru1
from the sophumpres ny d score ~ 10
. % Io'H ,e2us --l straight football.
t2e iorW-'u p4as le.'g inca bur tuI.r.
bo,h times ior q foes The r.niu.7 auf-
p 20 i'-.9 o.--' 'uIuUr.ts ~ 40
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TOO WARM TO MAKE ICE.

Owing 10 the difficulty IN getting loo
of the proper quality, the management
of the -. Nicholas Ice Skating Rink.
Sixty sixth street. has postponed the in
v!,atlon opening for tonight until Mon.
FOR the public tomorrow TO next Tues
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Yale's Old Fullback Was For
merlv Mathewson's Catcher
at Bucknell.

1T has to so that far--and the Prince
ton end picked 1t up and carried 1t for
ward for a good gain and. moreover
kept possession of the ball. Yale was
completely fooled. and that one play
came near losing them the game. as
Princeton scored ten points during the
first half.
Weymouth has uraed the adoption of
the man to man" interference. but so
far the other coaches have overruled
him.
Here's a Peculiar Bet.
A peculiar bet was made last night
at Brownies Chop House. the terms of
which are interesting An old Columbia
player bet a Harvard man 2 to In
each instance that ne could pick the
winners in five of the big games to be
played. The selection OF the games was
to be made by, the Harvard man. He
chose the Yale-Princeton, the Yale
Harvard. the Pennsyivania-C Cornell. the
Carlisle-Navy and the Army Navy
games. The Columbia man who bet 2
TO ! on each game picked Yale to beat
both Princeton and Harvard. the Navy
to beat both the Army and the Indians
and Pennsylvania to beat Cornell.
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upward: seven turlong,.--5New Year H., 10:
Flimnap. lis; Fancy Bird, i4o; B9tanist
LAB; Aster dor liS; Bsrso9. 49, Edgefy'
1i0; Sparkles. 1885, Star Emblem. l35
SIXTH RACE-Eutaw House Handicap:
three-year-olds and upward: mile and seventy
yards-Giles, l04; Pins and Needles. 100;
Live Wire, los; Berkeley, lis; Minot. 0s:
Gridlron. 40.
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"7 ALTER MILLERS days as
M Jockey aren't over vet. Thomas
" Williams. the wealthy turfman
OF the West, evidently doesn't think so.
despite the fact that most of the ex-
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Michigan May Land
M;Earland- Murphy Co

winner will be offered a bout with owen
Moran before the same club in q few weeks
Moran IL great drawing card In the
Quaker City.
Joe Cana was offered a bout At Jim JEFF.
frtese club at Los Angeles, Cal. next "A onth
with Freddie Welsh. but Joe promptly w!red
back to Matchmaker Baron Long that he was
through with the fighting business.
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JAMAICA ENTRIES.

Especial to The Evening World)
JAMAICA FACE TRACK. y. Y, Oct.
30-Following are the entries for to-
morrow:
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The final outdoor meet ~ the season vim
be held at Elizabeth y. j.. on Sunday BY
the AleXinn A, A, Some OF the stars that
have entered are: Billy Heating. Harry Hill
man. W. c, Robbins. Mel. sheppard. John
Flanagan. Eddie Carr and Tom Collins.
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merrily humping his head on the
floor with a grip on his long
hair. Henderson Journal.
GOVERNOR OFFERS REwABD.
State viii Pay $500 For Conviction
OF Leaders OF Raids

Frankfort, KY, Aug. B.
With the idea of increasing the
zeal of the local officialsin their
efforts TO ferret out the authors
of the various recent acts of law
lessness in Western Kentucky,
especially at Princeton, Hop
kinsville and RHssellville, Gov.
Wilson today offered a reward
of 5000 for the apprehension and
conviction of the leaders Of the
gangs of men who perpetrated
there outrages and their staff of
men. The Governor stipulates,
however, that this reward shall
only be good until October I of
this year.
The reward contains this state
ment of the conditions: "a re-
ward of $500 for the apprehen-
sion and conviction of the leader
and chief officer and the officers
next in authority to HIM of the
night riders in the Hopkinsville
raid the Princeton raid and the
Russellville raid. This reward
shall only be good where the in
formation leading to the appre-
hension and conviction is fur
nished before October /, 1908"
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LOCKOUT MAY SPREAD.
German Metal Workers Propose clos
Ing Down All Their Works.

Stettin Aug. 4.-The lockout Of
s 600 ship rivetters, which IL In effect
at the Vulcan shipbuildine yardnere,
threatens to spread throughout the
country. The trouble had its origin
IN the refusal Of the men to accept
the terms of their employers relative
to payment OF overtime rates and in
their objection to working extra hours
IN the completion of contracts.
The construction Of several war
ships has been delayed by reason OF
,be attitude OF the workmen
The local Iron Masters association
Monday decided to reduce the output
Of all their furnaces so per cent, be-
ginning next Saturday, IN order to
coerce their men and, should this
measure not induce the rivetters to
return to work, II is the intention OF
the iron masters TO introduce a pFopo-
sition before the German National
Federation Of Metal Workers to en-
lirely close down all their works
throughout the empire.
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FORMER BEE PRINTER
WHIPS A SALOON NAN
Who Used Indecent Language In Presence
Of Lady in Henderson Cleaner Office.

N. r. Dill, proprietor of the
Park Theatre saloon, which often
breaks into PRINT, was wOrsted
in fight with Earl Brocddus,
linotype operator at the Cleaner
Office, at noon today. At the
close of the encounter Dill was
bleeding like hog, while Broad
dus had a cut under his eye.
The statement of several EN-
.ployes of the Cleaner is to the
effect that Dill came to their Of
fee determined to it clean out
about a statement in the paper
that he procured the release of
one of the street walkers arrest
ed yesterday. Dill was looking
for Spalding Trafton, who was
not there. The saloonkeeper
called Trafton over the 'phone
and told him to come down town
ready to fight. During his con.
versation it is alleged that Dill
used vile epithet, to which
Broaddus objected because there
was young lady in the office.
When Broaddus call HIM down
Dill hit the young man under
the eye, cutting a cash.
Hardly had the blow been
struck before Broaddns planted
his foot in the capacious stomach
of the saloon man. and the latter
went to the floor with Broaddus
on him. Dill was badly pun
meile about the face an when
the police arrlved Brnaddus was
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A Book On Dogs.

There has just been issued from
the press of Richard X. Fox, Frank
lin Square, New York, one of the
most valuable and comprehensive
treatises on the dog ever published.
1t deals especially with the breed
ing handling, care and training of
the pit bull terrier, and no point in
the bringing up of this popular
canine is omitted. One chapter is
devoted to dog diseases, and for
this alone 1t 10 worth the considera-
ton OF everyone who owns dog Of
any kink. 1t contains the English
and American pit rules, as well as
the rules of rat killing matches.
The price is 20 cents; postage 3
cents extra.
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LandsIlde RurIes Town.

Innisbruck, Austria, Aug. Work
men Friday we're recovering bodies
from the ruins of the village of Mehrn-
les-Bains, which was destroyed by a
landslide Thursday. Part of the vii
lage lies buried under thousands of
tons OF earth, but, fortunately, there
we're few residents in this section, and
most OF these were away when the
landslide swept down on the village.
A score of persons are missing.
Twelve bodies already have been re-
covered
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independent Firm Has Brought svIt
Against American Tohaeeo Co.

Louisville, KY, Aug. 2.--Suit for
t1,b00, 900 damages under the Sher.
man antitrust law was brought in
the federal court Friday by the
Monarch Tobacco Co. a large indie
pendent corporation, against the
American Tobacco Co. The petition
alleges that the American Tobacco
Co., through operations conducted in
restraint of sale, has restricted the
manufacture and sale Of tobacco to
such an extent that the Monarch com
pany has been crowded out of several
profitable selling fields. The Mon
arch company alleges that the dam
ages thus sustained amount to $780,
900 and ask for triple reimbursement
under the punitive clause OF the Sher-
man act
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PettlbOne 70 UNDERGO operstlon.

Denver, Col. Aug. George A,
Pettibone, tried in idaho for the muir
der Of former Gov. Frank Steunen-
berg, will be operated on Saturday
morning in the hope OF saving his life.
He has been suffering ever since the
trial with a trouble in the region Of
the kidneys. The doctors are unable
to determine whether his ailment is
OF the Kidneys or of the spleen. They
feel hopeful of Petitioners recovery,
however, If there is no cancerous
growth.
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Many Troops At Murray.

Murray, KY, Aug. 4-The
town is being filled up with
troops to attend court, which
opened here yesterday. Judge
Cook, who is sitting, does not be-
lieve that there viii be any vio-
lence mere, and he instructed the
jury not to think of any, telling
them that their dnty lay in
Furnishing those who had caused
the past disorder.
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Brsathltt Cases Passed.

Lexington, KY, Aug, A.
Every Breathitt county case
grown from the Cockrill murder
was passed today 10 the next
term of court. 1t is understood
here that this method will be
followed until all the cases are
filed away, the death of the
chief figure. Hargis, being con-
sldered sufficient.
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TRAIN KILLS CANDIDATE.
Kansas Politician Dies on Eve Of End
Of Campaign.

Hutchinson, Kas., Aug. 4.-JudGe
George A. Vanderveer, candidate for
Republican nomination for Judge of
The Ninth Judicial district before tho
primaries Tuesday. was killed mere
Monday when a Rock Island train
struck the automobile In which he was
finishing his campaign. Both OF his
arms were broken and the back OF
has head was crushed. The train was
fianbing at the rate Of about so miles
an. hour Dowell Taylor, who owned
and was driving the automobile. was
Injured, but will probably recover.
Judge Yanderveer was prominent in
the Kansas legal profession.
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cloudburst Floods Three Towns.

Florence. Col, Aug. "A cloud
burst Friday afternoon in the head
waters OF Oak and Coal creeks sent
a raging torrent down these little
streams flooding three towns, wash
ing out bridges and doing damage es
timated to be not less than 500, 600.
No loss OF life is reported, though
Mrs. j Burns, an elderly woman, was
taken from her home in this city,
which had been flooded by the water
in a serious condition from exposure.
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brakeman IL Killed.

Trenton, Mo, Aug. 2.--Brakeman A.
G. Jordan was instantly killed. Fire
man George W. Ewens probably fatal
ly hurt and Engineer Patrick Melon
aid badly injured when q Rock Island
freight engine was dsrailed 20 miles
west Of here. The locomotive and six
cars turned over.
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France send. 1000 Tresps.

Marseilles, Aug. 1.-TWO thousand
troops have just sailed from here for
service against the native rebels on
the IndO-Chinese frontier II Is intend
ed to have 10000 men either in the
geld against the rebels or on the way
TO sight them BY the middle of Decem-
Der.
Anti-gOvernment forces in the Cham
Der of Deputies have opposed the cam
paign vigorously on the ground both
of the expense and the certainty Of
heavy loss among the troops.
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August time, tells on the nerves.
But that spirltless, no ambition
feeling can be easily and quiskly
altered by taking what is known by
druggists everywhere as DIR. Shops
Restorative. Within AZ hours after
beginning to use the Restorative.
Improvement will be noticed, OF
course, full health Will not immedi-
atelY return. The gain, however,
will surely follow. And best of all ,
you will realize and feel your
strength and ambition Is il is re-
turning. Outside influence deprees
fret the "inside nerves. then the
stomach, heart, and kidneys will
usually fail. Strengthen these fail
ing nerves with DR.. ShOOp's Re-
stOrat1ve aud see how quickly
health will be your 3 again. Sold
BY st. Bernard Mining Co., IncOr-
porated Drug Dept,
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swlnburn Command. EIsst.

Vallejo. Col, Aug. 2.-Admiral Day
ton relinquished command OF the Pa
ciic feet to Admiral Swinburn Fri
day. the ceremony taking place on the
battleship West Virginia. Dayton will
not retire October but did not wish
to make the trip to Samoa. He left
for Washington Friday.
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Wounded Girl Is Tow.

Paducsh, KY, Aug. 4.-No
hope is felt here for the recovery
of Miss Eva Sleeter, who was
shot by her Jealous sweetheart,
James Kelley, Sunday night.
Her condition was improved this
afternoon, but it is not believed
that she has any chance to get
we'll. Link James and Kelley
were buried here today.
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italian Murderer hiannsd.

Vancouver. B. c., Aug 2.-Francis-
co Ceddio, an Italian murderer, was
hanged at Kamloops Friday, He was
convicted of having blown up the Nj
agara hotel, near Greenwood, year
ago last January. CeddiO was lnfatu-
ated with the daughter Of the proprie-
tor and when she refused to marry
him he blew up the hotel. killing the
girl.
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pefauItIna rsIIer Appnehended.

Racine, Wis, Aug. ACCORDING u
telegram from Cleveland. o., TO c.
N. Frat, cashier OF the First Natlona'
bank Of this city, John II. Schultz,
defaulting paying teller OF that insti.
tuition to the amount OF $4,000, and
who disappeared lagt Tuesday after
noon. has been arrested by United
States marshal In that city and vii
be taken back at once 70 Milwaukee
Tor trial
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c. & N. W. Orders New Cara.

Chicago. Aug at became known
Friday that the Chicago q Northwest
srn Railway Co. has recently placed
an order for 1000 new freight cars.
The order was distributed between
three companies for the purpose, 1t
was said, Of insuring early delivery.
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paper MIIIs 70 cIose Down.

Glen Falls, N. y, Aug. 2.-Employes
At the Fort Edward and Glen Falls
mills OF the International Paper Co.
were notified Friday night that two
mills would shut down sunday morn
Ing for an indefinite period. About
200 men win BE- thrown cut Of work.