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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-13
GENERAL H. G.
VORTHING7ON
near TO DEATH

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-General
Henry G. Worthington, a former
member of congress from Nevada, the
only living ball-bearer at the funeral
of Abraham Lincoln, was stricken
with apoplexy on the floor OF the
house shortly after noon today. He
was conveyed to cloak room in
critical condition.
Because of his four-score1 years
General Worthingtons friends view
his illness with alarm. He fell heav-
ily to the floor in the center aisle and
members at once went to his assist
ance. Representative Burton OF Dell
aware, who is a physician, pronounce
ed the case apoplexy and gave the
stricken man medical attention. Later
he was taken to his home in this city.
General Worthington at one time
was minister to Uruguay and the Ar
gentine Republic.
Worthingtcn is former member
of congress from this state, having
been elected from Nevada in 1854
shortly after the state was admitted
to the union. Nevada was admitted
at the close of one session of con
4 gress and he served out the secont
term, according to Colonel Ton
Fitch, who knows the general we'll.
President johnson appointed hin
minister to Uruguay and when he re
turned home was appointed to tn
position of collector of customs i
South Carolina. While he was i
this state he practiced law in Virgini
City and Austin. He came here fro1
California, where he practiced hi
profession, being employed, anon
others, by General Fremont.
He was elected to the Californi
legislature. Worthington participa
Z ed in filibustering expedition int
T Nicaragua. He is said to have bee
g powerful man among the negroes
\ South. Carolina, while there.
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GIRL IS KILLED
BY Street CAR
. SAN JOSE, Dec. 12.-Ruth .
. Hall, a 15-year-old school girl, =
. was run down and killed by =
- street car tonight. =
TOWN TERRORIZED BY
LUNATIC WITH REVOLVER

EDGEWATER IN. J.), Dec. 12.-
Shouting that he was John the
Baptist, come to save the world" an
aged insane man held this town in
terror for nearly an hour this after
noon.
He reshed down the main street,
waving revolver and shouting, held
up half a dozen citizens, robbed the
tills of three business establishments,
and exchanged many shots with q
hastily formed posse. After chase
Of a mile he was shot twice by his
pursuers and captured.
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SAVINGS BANK CLOSED
AT sPRINGPORT. MICHIGAN

sPRINGPoRT (Mich.), Dec. 12.
The Springport State Savings bank,
with deposits of about $4,000, was
closed today by the state bank COM
missioner. 1t is said that last Mon
day one of the officials confessed that
the bank funds had been overloaned
He left the city then, it is said, osten-
sibly to try to arrange on adjustment
and has not returned.
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Chief Justice Mitchell. Of
Pennsylvania. Angry Be-
cause of Roosevelt's Al
lusion to the Judiciary in
His Message to Congress
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK 2-ndirect but pointed criticism OF hoose-
yelt attitude Judiciary made by Chief Jusce
Mitchell Pennsylvania tonight address at banquet Oh
the Society York The chief justice did not
mention left doubt through quotations
object of his criticism For the cure Oh
evils temporarily prominent it mpateny advocated tna the
be centralized in the execu
tive said Mitchell all is obedience to the
law strained and distorted construction
and intends to mean only
criticisms judges from court Wnlcn
knows jurisdiction declare It, Dissent from
this individual opinion of what the law ought TO-
be- whether executive hoodum LEADS dl-
assertion of individual Will against set
prominently put forward OF Judges
Jagged times beay not only Ignorance put
depoable ncapacy the fundamental principles
OF the American government
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GRIDIRON
CLUB HELD
HIGH JIM
ASSOCIATED Press. J

WASHINGTON, Dec 12.-The annual fall dinner OF the
iron tonight notable by the presence OF d
guished company guests The extended program made
night be remembered The president vice presu
presdenect senator's representatives
and captains OF finance and ndu
the grdironshaped table souvenir oI
dinner miniature steamroller was unique the little Dr
affair Taft the diverse and the Grdron
on the reverse side. Hartman the guests.
delightful skits OF the evening was ron
of the political lighters To the mournfu tap OF
heard there marching IN battered
diandated roop from the firing Sergeant Jim Watts
was killed while riding at the front on the wa
wagon Private Dawes had passed in his che
Priyate shot in the pocket Corporal
man n Mack was reported to be burying dead Corp
William j. Bryan among the missing. Corporal Loeb
in the hands Private Taft reported pres
Sergeant Hitchcock was announced as here with
coors.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-13
''SLIM" Will
~ CON CONE BACK

w. H. "Slim" Barbour, VINO has
been operating the moving picture
machine at the Butler theater, was
arrested yesterday at Hazen, on tele-
graphic instruction from Chief Of Po-
lice Ed Malley, on the charge OF beat
ing board bill Barbour contract
ed a bill at the City bakery and when
asked to pay it refused. He left
town yesterday morning for Salt
Lake and was arrested by a deputy
sheriff at Hazen. He will be brought
beck here either today or tomorrow
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-13
Who Will
father
The BILL?

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Just
what action the senate will take in
asserting it's displeasure with that
portion of the presidents message
regarding the secret service has not
been determind upon as yet. There
were several conferences between
leaders today as to whether Repub-
lican or Democrat should introduce
the resolution.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-13
PENITENT BIGANiIST
CONFEsSES TO POLICE

STOCKTON, Dec. 12.-Albert G.
Gilman, declaring he had wife in
Boise City, Idaho, and one in Sacra-
mento, whom he married last month,
gave himself as bigamist to the To-
cal police this morning.
Gilman stated he was stricken by
remorse, had made his peace with
God and wanted to be punished &C
cording to law. Chief Briar has writ
ten to Sacramento regarding thu
case.
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MORE NIGHT Riders INDIoTED.
lBx Associated Press. }

, UNION CITY CTenn.). Dec. H.
The grand jury investigating the
Reelfoot nightrider raids returned
thirty-two more indictments tonight.
One of the alleged nightriders turn
ed states evidence today.
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N M'FARLAND WO|
BICYCLE
(By Associated Pres

NEW YORK, Dec. III
Farland, the veteran bicycle
California. won the sixteenth
tion six days bicycle race
team of Mcfarland and
Madison Square Garden toni
of California was second.
mara Of Boston third. tn
Iland-Moran team made q
and one lap. The former i
2733 miles and four laps.
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tate
RIGHTS
SCH
(By Associated Press

(By Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Dec.
question Of state rights figui|
inently in a debate in the
day on a bill providing for
lection of aliens in the Unit'
Shirley, Of Kentucky, stated
bill is designed to relieve Il
States from "the embarras
often humilating rosition
from its inability to make
obligations Of its treaties 4
tion Of foreigners in this
The measure was strongly
numerous speakers declar
state had laws giving amp
tion. No action was taken,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-13

Pet Indicted
In Colorado
ASSOCIATED Press.

(Associated Press)
CARSON 12.-Actng Governor Dickerson who recently
appointed Stevens the district court bench at Gooned
declared tonight merely an attempt
to effort the withdrawal OF his APP
ponment Stevens resignation, the re-
to accept
INDICTMENTS.
Dec 12Owing to his previous connection Win
Colorado Judge Theron Stevens appointed 70
serve in this BENCH has been indicted on
jury of that Colorado town Ihe cnarge
receiving deposits the institution to be in
the time
Godfeld about two ago. and ne
president failed subsequent TO ms eaV
ing AS president he had little to 40 with the a
institutions affairs his responsibility pe
potent during the absence OF the news Oh
distinct shock to himself and caused
Colorado several days ago. whee ne
readily gave ample bonds.
Capases issued also, against George r. Hurpur
president the bank and Frank Tanner casner ecusns
them of the ofense Nine indictments returned
against Judge urburt and five against Tanner
~ a q q a a q q o . o . q NA . . y .
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NOISY ADMIRATION.
(By Associated Press. J

STRATFORD ON AVON ENG
land), Dec. 12.On enthusiastic ad-
mirer of Marie Corelli's writings who
went to the house of the novelist to-
day, was unable to get access to the
house and began firing a revolver
He was arrested.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-13
STATE POLICE
AFTER RUSTLERS
(By Associated Press }

RENO, Dec. Captain Cox, SUI
perintendent of the state police, with
squad of men left here today for
Pyramid lake to drive out and cap
ture a gang of cattle rustlers, which
has been causing much trouble tc
stockmen.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-13
ATLANTIC fleet
REACHES CEYLON
lBy Associated Press. J

COLOMBO (Ceylon), Dec. 13.
Sunday The Atlantic feet, under
command of Admiral Sperry, was
sighted at Z O'Clock this morning. 1t
will remain here six days.
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THE POISONED FOOD
VICTIMS STILL ILL
(By Associated Press. ]

VALLEJO tCal.). Dec. 12.-There
was no change tonight in the condi-
tion of the victims Of poisoned food
at the Prometheus launching at the
navy yard. Mrs. August Rose is still
critically i'll.
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ARMY DEPOT AT MANILA.
BY Associated Press. }

(By ASSOCIHIVU FI0SS'!
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA re-
serve supply depot for the different
departments Of the army will be
established at Corregidor island In
Manila bay, at a cost Of $25O,OOo
and storehouses are to be constructed
at Manila to cost $1,25O,0O0.
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MADE SMOOTH EsEAr
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
(By Aasoclated Ire

tDy <ASroSAN@C0s 4Ns4f
SAN FRANCISCO. De
Charles F. Rust, charged
bezzling $4,000, who Sill
handouts at the door
Dunne's court room and j
escape by mingling with the
the corridor, had not vet
tured by the police vi x
Not i trace Of him has e.|
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CONTRACT LET
FOR DREDGING
PEAR1 HARBOR
(By Associated Press. }

> WASHINGTON, Dec. 12. =
= The navy department has =
. awarded the contract to the Ha- .
. waiian Dredging company for =
q dredging the channel Of Pearl .
. harbor, the proposed nayag sta :
= tion. The present work is linn Z
. tied to $375,OOO in cost. 4
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-13

DECLARED
NOT GUILTY
(By Associated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO 12Shortly after II O'Clock the Jury
the Murphy of Rues attorneys charged
with completely attempt made by r. A. Blake 70
Rue taesman came into court o Iurtner
instructions whom the case was SUD-
mitted closing argument OF district Attorney
Iangdon verdict and still out
13The jury in the Murphy case came
~ faw minutes after midnight mot guilty
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TAFT 10 VISIT PANAMA.
fRv Assoctated Press.l

WASHINGTON, Dec, 12.-Taft
contempIates a visit to Panama be-
fore ,his Inauguration. The visit is
approved by the president and Secre-
tary Root. It is not finally determin-
ed but raft announced tonight his
inclination to go. He will leave early
in January and be gone twenty days.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-13
PREMATURE BLAST KILLS TEN
(By Associated Press.)

COLON, Dec. PA giant blast OF
dynamite prematurely exploded In
the canal workings at Bas Obispo to-
day. Ten men were killed and fifty
injured. W
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BURTON AFTER sENAI
(Ry Associated Pres;

I5y Ab5UCIdL5k EoaF
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12t
sentative Theodore A. ri
tends to go to Ohio next wee
personal charge of his can
succeed Senator Foraker.
ferred with Taft today.
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} = . q . . . y . = = . = -
) RUFF CASE CONTINUED
! FOR ANOTHER WEEK

) SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12.-- =
B when Abraham Ruef was I
) brought up for sentence today, 4
= upon motion OF his attorneys, 4
= passing Of sentence was post =
. poned until next Saturday
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o . q . . - y = y . y . .
THE METAL MARKET.

y NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Lead,
. quiet, 4.22A a 4.25; copper,
. quiet, 1925 q 1850; silver,
- AS "a.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-13

Greet the morning sun in the
breakfast room Of the Mizpah grill
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-15
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARbOR

council for Wednesday evening, at
which time several matters of import
ance, including the considering of a
janitor for the new city hall.
Mrs. A. H. w. Johnson of Mageun
avenue was a Chicago business visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. William Meade of Beacon street
spent yesterday afternoon with friends
in Chicago.
When you want q nice nobby over
coat made at the right price see O'Cen-
nel the tailor. tr
Mrs. e. T. Davis of Magoun avenue
will entertain the Ladies' Aid of the
Congregational church tomorrow after
noon at the annual election of officers.
A full attendance of the members is
desired
Mrs. Victor Badeaux of One Hundred
and Fortyfifth street visited friends
in Chicago yesterday afternoon and
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams of Ma
goun avenue were Chicago business
visitors yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Edmonds of Barring ave.
nue. visited friends in Chicago yester.
day afternoon.
James Stewart of Whiting was a Wis.
itor at the Lewis skating rink las
| evening"
When you want a perfect fitting suit
made call on OConnel. the tailor. Il
! Don't forget the Stirling dance at I
o. o. F. hall on Thursday evening. Ad
mission 25 cents. Good music as
sured. 3
/ Max Nassau, the jeweler, has JUS
received a large assortment of phone
graphs, which he will sell on MONTH,
payments. 1v
r. F. Nowak, who was thrown from
his buggy while driving on Melville
avenue last Saturday afternoon, is re
ported as considerably improved, al
though his injuries are still somewha
painful.
Miss Laura Maher of South Chicag,
| was an East Chicago rink visitor las
evening
Officer Arnold of the Valparaiso DO
lice force visited friends in East Chi
cago last evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-15

conditions may interfere with the stay
ing qualities of the Englewood boys
and that problem is the only thing
which is worrying Captain Stelt.
The party will arrive in Butte two
days and a half before the first game
and it is thought the time will be suf-
ficient to get the men used to the at
mosphere AS Denver has about the
same altitude as Butte, the boys will
be in better shape for the second game,
and they look forward to the Christ
mas day exhibition with even more as
surance of victory than the first, which
will be played next Saturday.
The team left on the local 1890
train for Aurora, where it caught the
fast mail over the same road at one
minute after midnight. This was done
to take advantage of the homeseeker
round "trip rate of one-way fare, which
is operative today.
Besides Business Manager K. NJ
Patterson, Manager Calhoun and Fac
ulty Representative Bowlin, the fol-
lowing players were in the party;
Captain Stelt, Mathis, Allen, Bloom
Murphy, Bonnet Bennett, Wilson
Piper Pliska. Sears. Castagine, Steven
! son, Windheim and Rysdon.
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arranged a very pretty and attractive
window display in his store. He re-
ports the sale of considerable Christmas
jewelry and believes that this year will
be far more productive of results than
last
Mrs. Louis Stirling of South Chicago
was Harbor visitor yesterday after
noon looking for a suitable residence
location. Mrs. Stirling was formerly
resident of this city, but moved to
South Chicago when Stirling abandoned
his Booster cigar factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Patterson of
Grapevine street are Chicago visitors
today.
Mrs. Karl Kruger of Grapevine
street will entertain the Ladies' Aid
of the M. E. church on Thursday after
noon. good attendance is desired, as
matters of Importance are to be con-
sidered
Ernest Summers and son, Frank, of
Grapevine street were Chicago visitors
yesterday afternoon
]. A. Sweeney of Hegewisch visited
friends in the Harbor yesterday. Mr..
Sweeney was formerly a resident of
Hammond.
Nathan Levy is mourning the loss of
his pet hound, which was shot by Of
fcer Weifenbach yesterday afternoon.
The animal was valued. Levy says, at
| $50, and was not bothering anyone at
the time it was found by the police
| man.
| Mrs. F. A Maggie of the South Bay
hotel was a Chicago visitor yesterday
afternoon.
| Mrs. Ernest Summers and family of
Grapevine street will leave Saturday
for Muncie, Ind, where they will spend
their Christmas vacation.
w. H. Dales of Chicago and J. F.
Elwood of Chicago are registered at the
| South Bay hotel for the week.
/ r. S. Giffn of Pittsburg, Pa, is
spending a few days in the Harbor,
transacting business with the Inland
| Steel company.
G. E. Thompson of the Inland Steel
companys electrical department has
registered at the South Bay hotel for
the winter.
J. W. Staigely and Frank Staigely
| of Englewood and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Johnson of Stillwell were over-Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Lundquist.
Homer Carsten of South Chicago Wis
tied friends in the Harbor last evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-15
CHEER ENGLEWOOO
BOYS DEPARTURE
High School Rooters Wish
Bon Voyage to Team
on Western Trip.

Representatives from nearly every
high school in Chicago and enthus-
lasts from all parts of the city gath
cred at the Union Station last night
to give the parting good-bys and rab-
bits foot to the championship Engle-
wood football players as they boarded
the Burlington train for their invasion
of the west. The sendoff was spectac-
Nlar and the eighteen members of the
party left full of confidence that they
will return victorious.
The Englewood team started with adj
vantages which under ordinary condi-
tions would insure success in the games
with the Butte and Denver teams The
average weight of the men is more
than that of either of the opposing
teams, and besides the cloal boys have
had the experience of training under
teachers who are considered superior
to the westerners. But the climatic
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-15
BOXING SHOW FOR coNvIcTs
Films of Recent battles To Be shown
i'm Penitentiarfes Christmas.

San Francisco, Dec. 15.-Convicts at
Folsom and San Quentin are taking a
warm interest in the boxing match set
for Los Angeles today. Pictures of
the recent bouts will be put on as a
special attraction for their Christmas
day. A moving picture concern has
volunteered to loan the penitentiary
officials the films
Interest is growing here in the
I.angford- Flynn battle. Langford is a
general favorite. and is at the shorter
price in the betting. But many are
taking a chance on the Pueblo man, on
account of his superiority in weight.
The big fireman is showing up in
great form and smiles when told OF
Sans terrific body wallops.
zone of my training stunts has been
to block blows of this exact SORT
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-15
M'FARLAND WAITS WORD
ON REFEREE FOR ERNIE GO.

Harry Gilmore. jr. manager Of
Packey Mcfarland, received a tele-
gram yesterday afternoon from the
Southern Athletic club of New Orleans
to the effect that letter was on its
way which would settle the question
of a referee for the local lightweight's
fight with YouSg Erne Dec. %. Gill
more decided to take no chances and
so did not leave for the Crescent City
last night as he expected to. He viii
await the letter, and should it say the
club will stand by the agreement
made by Matchmaker Tom Andrews of
Milwaukee that Malachy Hogan would
be referee instead of New Orleans man,
Mcfarland, his manager and Trainer
Kinnealy will leave tonight for the
south.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-15
HACK READY FOR GOTCH
FOR SPORT OR CHARITY

London, Dec. 15.-The latest phase
in the wrestling match dispute between
Hackenschmidt and Gotch is the fol-
lowing: Hackenschmidt declares he is
ready to meet Gotch in England for
the sport of the match alone. leaving
out all considerations of the purses.
The gate receipts may be devoted to
charity according to arrangements
mutually agreed upon. If this fails to
secure a match with Gotch in England,
Hackenschmidt is willing to accept
Gotch's conditions for a match in
America.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-15
PIETRI TO RACE LONGBOAT.

New York Dec. 15.-Dorando Pietri,
the Marathon runner, and Tom Long
boat, the Canadian Indian, yesterday
ended their training for the race in
Madison Square Garden tonight. Both
men are said to be in prime condition
The race will be for twenty-six miles
3S5 yards. the London Olympic Mara
than distance, and will be run over
the same track on which Dorando de-
feated John J. Hayes a short time ago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-15
TWO LEWIS BOXERS IN A DRAW
Harry and Willie Battle Twelve Hot
Rounds at New Haven.

New Haven, Conn, Dec. 15.-Harry
Lewis of Philadelphia, the welter-
weight, fought draw last night be-
fore the Edgewood Athletic club of
this city with Willie Lewis of Brook
Ign, who, although his namesake, is
not a relative. They went twelve
rounds at a ripping clip Only once
was there danger Of knockout, when
in the ninth round Willie slipped and
fell. Harry was upon him like fash,
and rain of jabs staggered him tenn
porarily. Willie came back and finish
ed the fight stronger than Harry. In
general however. honors were even.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-15

punch on Blackburn, but in the second
round the negro dropped Robinson for
the count
The Chicago mans best showing was
in the fourth. when he landed several
hard raps on Black5urn's head and
face. but a stiff left to the jaw took
most of the fight out of him, and he
stalled out the round.
Another punch to the jaw knocked
Robinson down in the fifth and he was
wobbly after that, though by clever
maneuvering he lasted out the sixth
and was cheered by the big crowd for
his gameness. Blackburn hurt his
knee in the third by slipping to the
floor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-15
PADDEN MAY PILOT WHEELING
Former st. Paul and ST. Louis Man in
Line for Good Position.

Fort Wayne. Ind. Dec. 15.-Recent
developments In Central League base
ball circles are to the effect that Dick
Padden, formerly with st. Paul and ST.
Louis, may be made manager of the
Wheeling team, vice Tome Fleming
who will not be retained. Wheeling
was distinguished last season in hav-
ing just ffty-seven men in uniforms
Concerning Fort Wayne, Manager
Hendricks, who has been here for sew
eral days, says he will let Otto Kempt
and William Reynolds, two catchers. GO
before spring practice, leaving three to
report here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-15
YALE STAR ATHLETE WILL WED
Gilmore kinney's Romance ON Grid
iron Ends in Marriage.

Toledo, o., Dec. 15.--An interesting
sidelight to the historic gridiron strug
guile between Princeton and Yale in
1907 has just come to light with the
announcement that Miss Mary Nc
knight of Bowling Green, KY, is to
marry Gilmore Kinney, jr., formerly
captain of the Yale basketball and
baseball team and now Idaho real
estate dealer Immediately after the