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The evening world., 1908-12-11

Marine Corps. ammunition. fuol And Ok
penditurCr on account &c irCrcaS" o' the
Navy. So far as concerns the last
named item, the Department has long
been m exceedingly economical pu"-
chaser. the contract price ~ our latest
battleships being hardly morn tha0 ITO
actual cost Of labor and material uNd iN-
cidcntal expenses, and very considerable
below tho limit fixed bv Congress The
Secretary says also that IL would NO uif-
ficult TO find I'm any large monutacturil z
establishment or other Industrial orgnni-
zation greater coordination than exists
among the heads Of III" great bureaus
and offices OF the Navy Department.
The evening world., 1908-12-11
NO WAR IN DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Chairman Mack. Who Still Pro-
fesses Friendship for Bryan,
Makes the Declaration,

BUFFALO, Dec. ll.-National Chair
man Norman r. Mack. when asked
about the published report that n dis
agreement has developed between him
self and Secretary Noodson. OF the Ma
tionai Committee, MIR. Mack said
There Ia nothing to It; nothing az
all"
.'win the Democratic National Com
nt,tee meet SOON"
Unless Hoemthinr nov unforeseen
arises the committee IL not likely to
meet for three years. II Ia hot cue
tomary FOR the committee to meet be.
The evening world., 1908-12-11
NAPKINS FoR AlrcHcock's

Following the> march Of progress,
Hi,chcociS's "hcancry" on Park Row
installed new chairs aud tables aud add
81 napkins yesterday Ten years ago
the nau who asked for napery would
hnNp heen thrown upstairs from the
hnsemeMt by lndignamt walters.
The evening world., 1908-12-11
Girls SCHOOLHATS
, SOC and 81

An assortment of soft felts, plain
and scart-trimmed, smart bearskin
Glengarries and Tam O'Shanters,
trimmed with quilts and novelties-all
pretty, practical hats WHICH HAVE
B F L N DOUBLE PRES SENT
PRICES.
Royal Salon, Second floor, Old Bldg.
The evening world., 1908-12-11
Children's Bent
Wood Furniture
A Third to a Half Under
Price

a t'ne collection of highest
craze Austrian Bent Wood Fur
niture, IN dozen different STYLES.
ihese miniature pieces of furni-
lure are always a delight to the
chiidren who enjoy possession
OF their own chair or rocker, and
tney make most satisfactory
Chrlstmas presents for either
BOY or girl. The prices range
from Sl.l5 to S5.25 each. They
would regularly be third to
a half more.
Fourth floor, Old Building.
The evening world., 1908-12-11
News of WOrnen's COATS

So many fortunate purchases have reGei
Women's Coats are quite remarkable. Coats 10
travelling, motoring, rainy weather, carriage ana
copied from the best foreign models.
Long Black Broadcloth Goats at SIS
Odd sizes of $40 $3.50 styles although practically
sizes in the colleconhtted, loose and Empire
styles. All lined with fine satin
Also handsome Caracul Cloth Coats, SO in. long
semi-ed single breasted shawl collar; lined with fine
satin Regularly S23.75, now SIS.
Second floor, Old Building
The evening world., 1908-12-11

" been MADE That our Saturday offerings of
every requirement are included for street wear
theater-many OF our domestic garments being
Fine Black Broadcoth Coats at $40
81 in long, Empire style, with Danton mr. -,;;,,
coaI eeeuVey braided lined with satin; regularly valued
a, $40. Regularly valued at SS5 ~ 30 ~" 'ons
Long handsome Black Broadclo,h Coats a, S,3.z5
$3.50. 'u' % H. long,
80 Sim coats Oh the finest imported caracul cloth mad.
ike ut garment at SZS, regularly valued at $40 10 eco
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
INTERNATIONAL KILL ING
Three Nations Involved in Tragedy ir
Gulf Of Mexico-United States,
England and Norway.

New Orleans. La. Feb. 25.-Action
by three governments, the United
States. Great Bri.lin and Norway
may be necessary TO fix the resopnsi
bility for a killing which took place
on the steamer Ellis In the gulf o.
Mexico last TUESDAY
E B. Taylor. who claims to be az
American citizen and who was pas
senger on the Ellis. was arrested W
on the steamers arrival here TODAY
from Limon. Costa Rica He was
charged with killing X. Tehcum. 2
deckhand. who registered as a citizen
Of the British col-ny Of Jamaica. The
Ellis wears a Norwegian flag. thereby
bringing the Norwegian government
into the matter
TAYLOR in a statement today elaine
TO remember nothing about the shoot
ing which caused the Jamaican
death Members Of the Ellis cres
said that be appeared not 10 rcaliz'
what he was doing at the time Of tn
shooting and that they knew Of nj
motive for the killing
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
RESPONSIBILITY
FOR COLLISION
NOT LAID TO STEAMER ESPARTA
ACCIDENT OCCURRED IN
1905 NEAR NEW ORLEANS
PRESIDENT ABOARD BOAT.

New Orleans. Feb. 25.-The United
States circuit court Of appeals today
handed down . decision that the
steamer Esparta was not responsible
for colliding with the steamer Mag
nolia in 1905.
President Roosevelt was a passen.
ger on the Magnolia at the time Of
the accident, and although he was not
ia serious danger, the inaccessibility
of the place where the collision DC
Cured and lack of definite informa
ticn for seevral hours after the
steamers struck, caused excitement
all over the United States. The presi
dent was en- route from New Orleans
to the mouth Of the Mississippi
Suit for libel against the Esparta
was brought by the government which
owned the Magnolia and today the
decision affirms that of the lower
court.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
DIED AFTER A
LONG ILLNESS
MRS. E. J. HODGES OF TAMMs,
SUcCUMBED TO CONSUME
TON AFTER YEARS SUFFER-
iNG--iNTERMENT AT BEECH
GROVE,

After years illness OF consump
ticn, Mrs. H. j. Hodges died at hel
home In Tamms at $ o'clock Monday
evening
Mrs. Hodges was 80 years Of age
end leaves her husband Edmund J.
Hodges and three children, r. J,
Hodges, Jr OF this city and the
Misses Winifred anu Mildred Hodges
Mrs. Hodges was a native Of Alex
ander county and was born near
Hodges Park She resided IN Cairo
for several years and hand many
friends here
MI aud Mrs. Hodges went to
Tamms yesterday to attend the
funeral nterment will be made at
Beech Grove cemetery
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
.|NHER|TS A
VALUABLE ESTATE
MRS. w. D. BANNIsTER BENEFlC-
larry OF THE WILL OF THE
LATE MRS. AmARALA MAR
TIN, HER GRANDMOTHER.

The will cf the late Mrs. Amarala
Martin has been filed for probate al
the office OF the county clerk.
By the terms of the viii all Of tht
real estate and personal properly o.
the decedent. with the exception OF
several minor requests. il left TO Mrs
Winifred Ellis Bannister grand
daughter Of the testatrix. Prof. " d
Bannister. husband Of Mrs. Banniste-
is name1 as executor OF the viii.
Nieces and nephews Of the dece
dent. including Mrs. Grace Mage
Miss Mary T. Foster and WOd Ritten
house Of this city. viii receive valu
able stocks owned by Mrs Martin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
EIGHT JURORS
ARE SECURED
FUR SERVICE IN THE kORN MUIR
DER TRiAL-ANOTHER ARGU-
MENT WILL BE HEARD IN
HERBERT WILL CASE.

Eight jurors were secured yester-
day in the circuit court for the trial
of Fred Korn. who killed David Bhar-
am, a negro, at the Central union sta
ton last summer. The jurors are as
follows;
Samuel NJ. Campbell of Thebes
Cyrus Grace OF Elco.
w. r. Woodward of Tamms.
Scott Hazelwo0d OF Tamms.
George Hartline of Elco.
Samuel Bass OF Elco.
Ruben Pozard Of Elco.
William H. Parker Of Sandusky.
States Attorney Wilson was in cour,
yesterday but spoke with difficulty
owing to his throat which caused hi
illness the day previous.
Answer to the fourth amended bi,
filed in the Harbert viii case Will be
made by Attorneys Leek and DAVE
S. Lansden this morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
Entertained For Visitor.

Miss Clotilde Weisert Of Vincennes,
Ind, was the guest of honor at a
pleasant social affair given Monday
afternoon by Mrs. Edward Powers Of
1900 Walnut street.
Prizes at progressive euchre We're
won by Miss Nellie O'Brien who re-
ceived a hand-nainted plate and by
AIR. John sullivan who was awarded
4 box OF cigars.
The guests We're; Miss Weisert OF
Vincennes, Miss Bessie O'Keefe, OF
Cincinnati. Ohio; Misses Rose How
ley. Nellie O'Erien, Anna Fuller, Sue
Batterton. Winnie Cullinan, Gertrude
Glauber, Mary Galligan, Mary De
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
RETURN VERDICT
Of SUICIDE
CORoNER'S JURY TAKES ACTION
ON THE DEATH OF MRS. CT
cERo HUGHES OF ST. LOUIS,
FORMER CAIROiTE.

Concerning the tragic death OF Mrs.
Cicero Hughes Of St Louis former
Cairoite, the Globe-Democrat Of yes
terday said:
Mrs. Ella n, Hughes, CO years old
was mentally unbalanced when she
leaped from a second-story window at
the home Of her nepiew, f NJ Bile
lock, at 5397 Waterman avenue. Fri
day afternoon. according to the ver-
dict of a coroner's jury yesterday. A
verdict Of suicide was returned Ac-
oording to members Or the family, the
AGED woman had be n respondent and
on one occasion stated that she was
tired Of life
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
Meeting Called of.

]. r. Ezeli. captain of the Uniform
Rank ". o. w. received message
Yesterday afternoon from Bardwell.
Ky. stating that the meeting an
nounced to be held Wednesday at
Rardwell has been called OF owing 10
the sudden illness OF the party who
was TO have conducted the entertain
ment for the Woodmen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
BUYS Residence.

Edward J. Maley, through the real
astate agency of NJ. ]. Howley. has
purchased the property near Sixth
md Walnut streets from Mary VI.
Monce for $2100. The property con
sists Of enc lot and a two-story house.
The Malay family will occupy the
property.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
MIte snoIetv Recentlon.

The Mite society Of the Cairo Bap-
list church gave an informal recep'
ton last evening at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ID B. Wearen at Tenth
and Walnut streets. The affair was
well attended and was most enjoyable,
A good program Of music was one Of
the interesting features.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
TWO Card Affairs.

Mrs. G. A Swoboda ana Mrs. Frank
Thomas entertained with two card af-
fairs at the home Of the former, 2li
Twenty-eighth street At the Monday
afternoon function, Mrs. r. |. Mas
sauer won the first prize. a hand
painted plate, and Mrs. Arthur Mat
tingly won the cutting prize a silver
spoon, There were thirty-two guests
and a two-course luncheon was served
Last evening, these hostesses enter,
tanned thirty four guests.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
invitations issued.

Invitations have been issued by the
Chaperones to a card function to be
given by the mat K NJ X. c. hall on
Monday evening March ,, from $50
p. m. to u O'Clock The guest list
Ii confined to the married ones.
Mr.. n. Fl. Halliday is chairman OF
the committee on arrangements,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
BANKER FAVoRs BILL.

Washington. Feb 25-A. J. Frame
president Of the Waukesha Wiscon
sin National bank. appeared today be
fore the house committee on banking
and currency and made an argument
against credit currency and in favor
of the Aldrich bill.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
:SOCLALANDPERSONALj

Baum. Mcssrs MeManus, John Sulli
van, William Iangan Hugh McCor-
mick. Jeryis flickcox, Herbert Steinel,
Patrick McAndrews, Edward Valdez.
aad Ike Lahre.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
PreshYterian Revlval.

Rev. Rauch is continuing the revival
meetings at the Presbyterian church
and is having much success. He IS
arousing interest in his hearers and
last night made strong impression
with his sermon. Gods Message to
Men" Miss Wflloford renders fine
ast,1fc
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
Birthday Celebrated.

Mrs. Joseph Curry and Mrs. ]. b.
Warner entertained a few friends yes
to-day afternoon at the residence OF
the former on Eighth street, in honor
of their mother Mrs. Bryant, VINO
celebrated birthday Yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26

Geo. w. Feltes and c. H. Hatcher,
Of Cairo. were taken into the B. of r.
+. at the regular meeting of the order
Sunday Afternoon. The men are on
gagged at switching in the yards.-Mt,
Carmel Register.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
Grand Box Supper.

The NJ. B. AS will give a box sup
per Thursday evening, Feb n ~ SAT
fora hall Free for everybody Ladies
win please bring boxes. Come and
enjoy yourselves.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
MloDIEs RESIGN.

Washington. Feb. 25.-Seeretary
Metcalf today accepted the resigna-
lions Of 9e midshiYmen at the Navy
academy who failed in their midwin-
Ter examination for promotion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
Birth of a Son.

A son was born yesterday 70 Mt.
and Mrs Thomas Nesmith of Fourth
street Mr.. Nesmith is an assistant
ticket agent at the Central Union sta
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
Euchro Party.

Alma Rebekah lodge gave an lnfor
nal euchre last evening al the lodge
hall. which proved a very pleasant
affair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Paducah Pastor Here.

Rev. DR.. L. G. Graham Of Paducah
viii preach at the Calvary Baptis.
church this evening at 1880 O'Clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
BRIDGE Whist Club.

Mrs j. W. Wenger of Park Plac'
West win entertain the Bridge Whis'
club this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26

Miss Scean Feutz, manager OF the
Postal telegraph office, has returned
from visit to her sister at Anna.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26

John r. Jackson of Anna trans
acted business here yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26

Mrs, Leslie Atherton Of Goose Is.
land is the guest Of Mrs w H. Bristol
of 1913 Walnut street
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26
All Things Possible.

Nothing is impossible to the mar
who can and viii Mirabean-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26

| MIS-, leshe Anterior OF loose Is
land is the guest Of Mrs w l.. Bristol
of 1913 Walnut street
June Allen OF Memphis. we'll
known lumberman. is in the city ON
business and is stopping at The Haul
dat
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Barry OF
Chicago are guests OF the formers
mother Mrs Mary Barry Ct Third
street.
Miss frankie Reed Of Hickman. Ky
is visiting Miss Chambers at the resi-
dence Of Mrs Montague on Seventh
street
Richard Denison, little son Of NJ
and Mrs Leon f. Denison Of Twenty
seventh street, who has been very III
is improving.
Mrs. Frank Hewlett. who has been
the guest Of her daughter. Mrs, Ter
rell Of Park Place West. has returned
to her home at Charleston. Mo
Mrs. J. W, Gaunt has returned {
her home in Grand Chain after d
short visit here with the family OF
her son. Frederick Gaunt of Upper
Washington avenue
Chas. w FassIer Of Cape Girar
deau, Mo. formerly of Cairo arrived
in the city yesterday on business for
The National Cash Register company
for which concern he il district
agent
r. E Willie, baggage-master at the
Central union station here. left last
night for New Orleans TO help at the |
room there during the Mard
Gras rush. He win return to Cairo
after the event
Mr.. and Mrs H-ston Magruder
were guests yesterday OF Mrs. +. NJ |
McGrrder of Nineteenth street They |
were On route to their home in Kew
KY. from Clinton. Ky. whore they
had been visiting relatives
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26

June Allen OF Memphis, a we'll
known lumberman. is in the city ON
business and is stopping at The Haul
dat
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26

Mrs. J. W. Gaunt has returned Il
her home in Grand Chain after a
short visit here with the family Of
her son. Frederick Gaunt OF Upper
Washington avenue
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Barry Of
Chicago are guests of the formers
mother, Mrs. Mary Barry Ct Third
street
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-26

Mrs Frank Hewlett who has been
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Ter
reIl OF Park Place West, has returned
to her home at Charleston. Mo
Evening journal., 1908-11-10
ALLIANCE TO HOLD
ANNUAL MEETING HERE

Inc twelfth annual convention OF
the Christian and Missionary Alliance
viii bo held i'm the hall No sos shin
lev street beginning Thursday after.
noon' and continuing over Sunday with
all-day sessions. The speakers win b.
the Rev. w. II Chandler. of Wheaton
~ Rev George DAVIS. of scranton.
Pa Rev. Henry Kennng of the Gospe,
Iaoernacle' New York. and Rev. wiz
liam Christie. of Tibetan. China
p'raer mission. Mr.. Christie has &c.
1el''lV secured for the work of the al.
lance M Tibet an old temple that has
been used for idol Worship and win
have much to say of that necuIi,,
country Mr.. Chandlei's parents werc
brought up IN this vicinity and no is
closely related 90 the Chambers If n,is
city. The public is cordially invited
Evening journal., 1908-11-10
BASEBALL MEN
ARE IN SESSION
National Association to Con-
slider Reinstatement of
Tri-StaterS

CHICAGO. Nov. 1O-ln an effor. to
compel the National Association Of
Professional Baseball Leagues to live
up to its constitution as interpreted by
the American Association. President j..
d. O'Bricn. of the American Associa-
ton. will go before that body and de-
mand that the Southern League be re-
duced from Glass A to Class s.
At a conference between officers OF
the Eastern League and the American
Association. Mr.. O'Brisn informed the
other minor leagues os the stand his
organization would take in the fight 10
boost the Eastern League and Ameri-
can Association to a classification one
degree higher than all the other minor
leagues in the country.
Owing to a promise made to the
Pacific Coast League at the time 4 was
brought into the organized fold, the
American Association viii recommend
that the Coast League be perm.,tea
to maintain an equality with the Easr
ern League and the American Associ -
ton until the present national ap
mont expires two years hence.
Mr. O'Brien advised President 2,
of the Eastern League, that he
oppose any further effort to provit
class AA for the Eastern League aM
the American Association. as that
would involve a change of the ma
tional agreement. and oil that PROPOSE
ton they have already been defeated.
At the session of the National Board
Of Arbitration this afternoon most Oh
the time was taken UP with the aHair.,
of the Ohio and Pennsylvania LcagI.
Evening journal., 1908-11-10
HECKERT EXPECTS
TO SEE BAN LIFTED

Manager George w. Heckert, OF tho
Harrisburg baseball team, has gone 10
Chicago to attend the meeting of the
National Commission anc the National
Association of Professional Baseball
Clubs.
Before leaving Manager Heckert
said that he was going to look after
some new infield material, pitchers
and two catchers. but that his out
field for next season could consist Of
Selbach. Hartley and Gordon, the little
felolw who made such It great showins
during the latter part of last season.
Manager Heckert will endeavoc to
have Sebring. Hartley and Owens re-
instated and expects TO see the Na.ional
Commission to lift the ban from the
blacklisted Tri-State players. Heckert
hopes to land two first-class catchers
and viii likely have some important an
nouncements to make when he returns.
Evening journal., 1908-11-10
SCHOOL CHILDREN
ARE MARRIED HERE

Edgar A. Hobson. formerly cap.nln
oi the track team, of tic Central Hlgh
school Philadelphia, Il transpirod yes.
terdaN' was secretly married 10 Miss
Elizabeth Fullerton. a Friends Contra,
school girl They met at an athioii,.
meet where Hobson won honors. rha
meeting led them to come TO Whining
ton where thew were married by the
Rev. George l.. Wolfe Neither is ~
age Hobson has left school ara Is
now employed by Henry Elenborg. q
real estate broker Poth have been
forgiven and live at the home of IT,s.
sons parents. 1923 North Fifteentl,
street
Evening journal., 1908-11-10
Commission Fines Cubs $3.50.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1O.-The National
Commission is still busy handing out
penalties Following the suspension of
half "A dozen members of the Chicago
White SoX. for playing against the
outlaw Logan Squares. the commits
sion has just imposed $3.50 fine upon
the owner of the Chicago Cubs for vio-
lating the rule with regard to the
farming of players. II appears that
the Atlanta club recently purchased a
player named Campbell from tho Chi
cago Cubs hut upon investigation it was
learned that the player didn't belong to
Chicagos al all.
Evening journal., 1908-11-10
TROUBLE AHEAD
FOR THE MINORS
The Eastern and American
Leagues Want Exclusive
Title to Class A

The annual meeting OF the National.
Association of Professional base0ah
leagues will be held in Chicago. com-
mencing to-day. Among the importan.
matters likely TO come mp is the effort
of the Eastern League and the Amori-
can Association to institute an AA
class. which is to have special privi-
leges over those enjoyed by Glass 4
now the highest ranking organization in
the association. 1t is doubtful if Tie
move will prove successful.
While the past season for baseball
was not as successful as others. there
leagues and teams that did better than
ever. and on the whole the season is
considered 10 have bren successful
over thirty leagues are represented at
the meeting.
Another important matter likely to
come up is the proposed reinstatement
of all the PLAYERS who were banishcd
TO the Tri-State League for life This
move. 10 is said. will be done i'm the IN
terest of the Tt-State. which now finds
it very difficult TO pay tie high saieries
demaeded by these players. MANY os
whom are good enough for major
league company
Evening journal., 1908-11-10
SAW BURGLARS IN
HIS DINING ROOM

Charles S. Webb. of No. 1910 Rodney
street. about 1 o'clock on Sunday morn.
ING surprised two burglars al work !,
his dining room. The intruders ~ "A,
hum al the same time and ESCAPED. Mr..
Webb was armed with a revolver ana
shot a the fleeing men.
Webb had returned home Only a
short time before and had lust 20. in
bed when he heard suspicious noises
coming from the floor below. Securine
revolver he went down stairs and
saw the two men busily engaged ip
searching the drawers of the siie.
board.
Robbers recently entered the house of
Joseph Livsey. at No. 1905 Rodney
street adjoining that Of the Wsbbs
and stole quantity Of clothing. some
food and sum of money.
Evening journal., 1908-11-10
Picks johnson Easy Winner.

NEW YORK, Nov 1O.--Sam Fitzpat-
rick, manager Of Jack Johnson. the big
negro heavyweight. who viii fight
Tommy Burns for the championship Of
the world at Sydney. n. S. w. the
latter part OF this month, says that the
fight will be to a finish and that john
son viii win inside of fifteen rounds
Fitzpatrick declares that Burns has not
met a real fighter for two years and
that his alleged battles with second and
third raters have done him no good.
Evening journal., 1908-11-10
GETTING PAPERS
FOR MORRIS RUSSELL

Attorney-General Robert H. Richarcs
is arranging for papers for the extra
dltion of Morris Russell. who was ar
rested in Norfolk. Va. al the requee;
of the local police. as the man wanted
here for the murder of oJhn w.
Burkett. As soon as the extradition
papers are ready they will he taken
TO the governor of Virginia TO be hon.
ored and Russell brought back to
answer the charge against him.
Evening journal., 1908-11-10
BONDS FOR NEW
SCHOOL FUND

The proposals for the 10000 bond
issue for the new building fund OF the
Board of Education wp! be opened az
the meeting of that body on Monday
evening. November %. The bonds arc
to be in coupon form and will bear
interest at and IL per cent, and will
be Of the denomination of $1,000. pay
able after eight years.
Bidders may procure forms from
Secretary Harry Guthrie. at the cooms
of the Board OF Education.
Evening journal., 1908-11-10
Tsxt,ls Team Wants Games.

f owing 70 cancellation the Whining
Ton school OF Art and Textile team IS
without game until Thanksgiving
Day. They are. however, endeavoring
10 arrange games to he played before
that date with the Ridley Park. villa
Nova. Williamson and other fast teams.
challenges may be sent to Harold JEFF
erson at the school
Evening journal., 1908-11-10
Harms and Ross Disappoint.

PlTTSBURG, Pa Nov. lO-The six
round boxing exhibition between Nor
rls Harris of New York. and Tony Ross
OF New Castle, was "A disappointment IA
the 500 Pittsburgers who crowded Ola
City Hall in the hope OF seeing a scran
The preiiminaries were all good and
the audience was on the tip-toe of ex-
pectation when the main bout was an
nounced. The least that was expected
was a knockout. but they only went
six rounds TO draw.
Evening journal., 1908-11-10
Yale Princeton Football Game-Prinse
ton, November ID

Special through train via Fennsyl-
vania Railroad. leaves Wilmington.
Saturday. November IA. at 1887 a. m.
Returning. leaves Princeton 30 minutes
after the game, stopping at Broad st.
station. Philadelphia. 30 minutes for
dinner