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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
SOCIETY,".
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mutual Benefit Club.

MvtQai PCHClib N'GH'
Mrs NJ. {. Akin entertained the
4,uaI Benefit Club Thursday after
n5oD assisted by her daughter, Mrs,
wilson. The house was prettily dec
Grated i'll ferns, yellow and white
hv,authemums. Some time was
AMI in croaheting after which a sal
a. course was served. Several mem
is we're absent on account of the
Indictment weather. One new mem
Der was received into the club, The
next meeting will be at the home OF
Nesiames Matte and Claude Hick-
Ian Oh Thursday afternoon.
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House Party,

One Of the most enjoyable affairs of
the season was the house party We'd
leday night at the home Of Miss
Bertha Taylor at Santa Fe in honor
Of Miss Kate Witnerspoon, Mai
5oad and Mary Taylor. More than
'tty guests enjoyed the evening.
Rock was played at four tables after
which a delightful menu was served.
Misses Mai Goad and Bertha Taylor
rendered an enjoyable musical pro-
gram
Miss Taylor is the attractie daugh.
tr Of NJ t. Taylor, of Santa Fe,
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M'KELLAR BACK
IN THE CAMPAIGN
OPENS WITH A SPEECH AT JOHN.
SON CITY ON TOMORROW
AFTERNOON.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 9.-Hon.
X. D. Mcclellan will resume his
speaking tomorrow with a speech at
Johnson City. He will speak Satur-
day in Roane county and Monday at
Centreville.
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The Round Dozen Club.

The Round Dozen Club met with
Miss Allene Medley at her home six
miles on the Campbellsville pike Sat
uIday afternoon This club has been
recently organized and is on the
same order as a sewing club. A most
enjoyable evening was spent in max
ing beautiful little things for Christ
mas, at the conclusion OF which a
delightful salad course was served
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was spent in crocheting after which
a salad course was served. Miss Min
ME Hickman will be the hostess of
the next meeting on Thursday after
noon, Dec. 16.
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Meeting of Missionary Society.

Meeting OF missionary Society.
The Missionary Society Of the First
Methodist church will meet Monday
afternoon at o'clock in the Sunday
school room. AS this is the last
meeting Of the year, there is a great
deal Of business to be closed and it is
Very important that all members be
resent
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LOUISVILLE, Dec Mrs. J. G.
Flener announces the engagement
and approaching marriage Of her
daughter, Miss Anna Pearl, to E. II.
Frakes, of Columbia, Tenn. The wed
ding will be solemnized at the home
of the bride in Morgantown, KY, on,
Dec. Il.
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BIRTHS.


Or. and Mrs NJ NJ Cook, Of Santa
Fe, are receiving congratulations
upon the birth of another nine pound
boy.
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Kings Daughters.

The Kings Daughters will meet on
Thursday with Mrs r. c. Church at
> O'Clock, The subject will be the
Silver Cross"
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Fryer-Hobbs.

l.. NJ. Hobbs has announced the
marriage of his niece, Mary Frances,
to James William Fryer Jr., which
was solemnized Dec S, by Rev. ]. M.
Robson, of Culleoka, at their covn-
try home Fountain Creek The
marriage will come as surprise to
the friends of the popular couple.
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Miss Walker Entertains.

Miss Ida Walker entertained
large number of her friends at her
country home at Goodwin Tuesday
night, Various kinds of games were
enjoyed and a pleasant evening was
spent by the guests.
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NltuIaI Benefit Club.

Aesdames Matte and Claude Hick-
4a1 entertained the Mutual Benefit
.lo Thursday afternoon Some time
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Box Social.

Box Social.
A box social will be given at Bigby-
vile on the evening of Dec. ) for
the benefit Of the school library. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
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Nations" Arthur Lynch, M. p, said
that Germany was far ahead of Eng

Nations" Arthur Lynch, NJ p, said
that Germany was far ahead of Eng
land in science, civilization, and edu-
cation. The doctrine of might un-
doubtedly holds a big place in the re-
ligion of Pan-Germanism, but England
should be the last to throw the stone
at another country for practicing or
preaching the doctrine of might, as
she had herself from the coming of
the Anglo-Saxons to the Boer war
built her greatness and carried out her
conquests Of weak nations by the prac-
tice of that doctrine.
Lord Dunalley, H. M. L., has appoint
ed Captain G. M. S. Trench and M. D.
Hickie to be Deputy Lieutenants for
County Tipperary.
Mrs. Johanna Mary Coffey, of Main
street, Fethard, county Tipperary, gen.
eral grocer and provision merchant,
who died on the 18th of July last, left
personal estate in the United Kingdom,
valued at 96,325.
A holding on the Mill Road ION
which is house occupied by Thomas
Hawley), was purchased from James
Doolan, Friar street, Thurles, by John
Tanning, Cathedral street, for e235.
Waterford.
Among the University students who
have got distinctions in Irish studies
this year is Rev. Paul Walsh, who wins
the Travelling Studentship. Father
Walsh has attended the summer ses-
sions of the Ring Irish College, for the
past two years, when he performed the
duties of professor, and his lectures
were much appreciated by the pupils
of the college.
The deaths have taken place of Ell
len Mentally, The Mall, Waterford
At her residence, Marble Works, Mich.
ael street, Waterford, of Alice, young.
est daughter of Robert and Mrs. o.
Keeffe.
Wexford.
The Commissioners of Public Works
have refused to grant the loan of $500
applied for by the New Ross Urban
Council for the purpose of erecting
working class lodging houses under
the Housing of the Working Glasses
Act, on the ground that the purpose
for which this loan was required did
not appear to come within the category
of urgent purposes.
The Department of Agriculture has
refused sanction to the County Wex.
ford Committee of Agriculture of a
grant of $40 in aid of the school of
housecraft, recently established by the
managers of Loretto Abbey School,
Corey.
In an action for specific performance
of an agreement for the sale of e7OO
of parts of the lands of Tottenham
Green and Deer Park, containing 233
acres, a settlement was arrived at by
which defendant, H. J. Bell, consented
to judgment for specific performance
and to an order directing him to exc
cute an assignment of the lands, to
give up possession within fourteen
days, and to pay s25 costs to the
plaintiffs Peter Kelly, farmer, Kilgar
van, and James Cullen, merchant
Tagghmon.
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st. Louis County.

S 2eha 5i%SSas 81 North 18th s zvsna:
William E. Murnian. sos East srd St.;
West West 18th 5th St; fnaneial and Insurance.
1924 East Srd St.; treasurer. J. W. L..
d do 42S 81 East st Srd St; medical examiner,
Meetings are held on First and Third
Wednesdays at Cathedral Hall, Second
Avenue West and Fourth Street,
W. p y Goa No; Z. 4 West
Vice Vic Pres, L. Whalen. l Manager Row:
sixty-third Ave. W.: Rs ee. ssc: II Ne ~
Boutwell,. COL No. Fifty-seyenfh ~ 49, "
w.; Treas. 2. H. McGraw, ZIG So. III.
fy.seyenth Ave. W.: Med. Examiner.
held on second Monday Of each monfh
at Giley's hall. --S"s"
SCOTT COUNTY.
l.. County President. f. J. Leonard. Tor,
NJ Diyisi9n Ne; !. Belle Plaine-Pre.
81: IT, ~ x; ,Maloney. Belle Plaine: Vios
Sec. John S9n9 T. hsse asSyn. Belle PLANE; Rec.
Sec. James H stratton. ReiI s'n Slice. Fla:
ms; sec:s James H Stratton. R Ell:
E1am si If nr a. JRhn Mo = CLARKE: Ned.
are held on first Sunday Of mont fhsn9s
rf~ternitv hall. at 1880 p. m. =
STEVENS COUNTY.
ria county President. NJ. Mahoney. Nor.
1,a U2iyisiG mol No: president. Jane. y
r srsind norris; Rec. Sec, Eurena RI
han. Norris ms. sec SET Tho g. HManis-
Rney; Donnelly;- Medical eSam nj ocean
r. 6ai 4: fM2tzgerald Sick sommittes ra I:
aSst Sunday 81 J ths m S,aS tMs:s
STEELE COUNTY.
sx Ssasx fnss,s saas asors. G. roh.r.
D avis1n No. !. owatonna-Pras .1oh,
R.c cf lex; Vice Pres. James 4. 6n 1E1n
Msfonsse.c sec, ~ J; = Malone; Fin. Sec. JJ!h Fl
5:ha Hesaa; s%ss sa. j. Fam =; Maisns; Treas.
n ns1se; Meetings are held on first MsS
n n OF month in K. 3. Hail ~ "soe
SWIFT COUNTY.
cl oonn1y President-D. F. Mc1,ermot,
N. oKix asnsn. Ne. !. clontarf-pres. VIM
Rec. Sec. An vtEe res, I: J. McCarthy;
LEG 0'Neii; ms. sec cvaMMauEh; Fin. sec.
h hreas' John Gossoa, ST.: Me SdoIE!os1e;
| inEs are haid 6enson, MINI, Meal.
IN A. .. II Hail Saaoay OF month
| W1NoNA COUNTY.
KING Ssas s5 WRf,snsaidasnt M. J. Ryan, ss4 n
~ Division No. i&Pres ,..,,,
81 1 Md ,A9war I'd St: vice pres. +. Rice
55G Gs v; Mark st.: in sec. NJ p% 4SScn
f.vnch maas3h19gton ST.; ms. sec. 1Xync9'
R ynEn' "a Mashington ST.: treas I.
Lester. ~ los f. W kiing ST med exam. b. =:
az aei 10 on second and fourth Th%rsdse are 70
% month In St Thomas haii. AAu'sosys
WAsECA COUNTY.
see county President. !. P. cousnlln, Wa
Mi Rhayasi"q No: !. DEMONSTRATIONS
ssc -, Rsc. Sec. ]. w. Con,wssvv.. a ~ =.
LILY LII; CHARLES McLoone; Treas. b M !.
Ja 2x''i s,,, No.; = Observation-Disclosures
seo 4nq 1ns. Sec, j. M. Byron. yHc :y'
- o'sAton; Treas. James McBriSs
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LADIES' AUXILIARY
HiGNNEP1N COUNTY.

1.S: astzh zz, ss. !. Miss Mary soy..n.
Mrs. Vi Msrv No. !. Minneapolis-Pre..
AZ: y VICE slEYi ra!. Mo ~ TaiysIsit;
MS: n SyS4 Gniumbas Ave; Rec. 1 sscy-
:ssy III hr s. IS aSs5 &sssSs Casey g s
Valley. ss5 Andras A BidR.' ~ M:.t Msosi
Of m m9id On IN SECOND and fourth Monday
": 81 !: .!s9 Rsss:s. AZ:
~: r siRs ss. M sss, Mary y.d aEsx sS*
Ms. Ssidxaest s ssn A S1sa g. = gin
WashinEtea St. niNF n f.! Sullivan 1as. 5I5
G ed: Saan asn 81. p AZ Sth Ave
and third 81 months s ae' n % Ws4 Art
Mr. v An0,a No: 3. ,Minneapolls-rr.,..
ant Az VEN H. ME- Rae Js san Kiss soss BY:
t2s James Ave en- n. Ell FL 1 sss Mary Hart
Mra RSy ys 1902 srd Aves b; ms. sso
4ye: H. N:'': Trea MebsMtssr: 1919 Emsr:es
Mclaughlin. SiS Fi aG; Ira% R;aIp DE-. =
day. or of n neid on arst and third Tues
and P y %Sash Az II Lodge hail. srd 81.
NJ: k ksll M ssas ssts s;ss Il:
ss cs ist Az: a.. reg NJ Mary Ese1
Mrs. B. M. W vsis hGiSSa 7d Aye: s.; treas.
ned: exams. Dr. Bzrbarto s1 1nfh Az
Rc: Murphy. Lake St. ana Bi oomins5ttaM ;
WednesdaynsI e Of n man. e. first ana Third
bloomington and Franklin. "saA'
Ma Division Ne Ne: s., aanns.so,i.-rr,..
". y,ss az. 1D2sR se7A A. Ens n
iois 14th Al XVI R9 g. s FS Mary Mo.Fisssz.
S7ss: H;$ss as.xs kss
5Sy:nt .ad ,.tss i.ati,EE9' y az , :sssSn::
4; setss e nv. Is corner III = St Hto sss
Mr. D.v M.p2 No w:d.,a!n
Sioi 6 s1Se rres. Mr.s Margaret EorsS.
Ms1ss9sss ; %sre Is II III II iI s:s s.
71sh Aye n. r.; ms. Sec, Nj NJ ~
Ksth:sin: s saa ~ 81, g. IL, IL TI, rs. u
ssatrsi u He II = . .ss S:,a a;st
g. &c 8. TTe Is as'f y,s Of each month II Z
RAN6DY COUNTY. #
-. coSnty President Ma. Ellie. co.r.,
SsnnS coof = r.; Vice Pres. Miss IS.
~; Trs.! els rs. 1900. ssots 41s c.atsI
s 81 Si:sff Ha, A. r. "a A,:!s
beth 1syasSsh. Is 1nstS %s..n1 f. W. w.
Era. 1ar4afet Reach. so 81 llbsSs
n - Ava: Fin. bee, May 49, ~
az hCas a. AeateSsmasls y; 1as. ese1 Mary NJ
ner: 81 yirgtnia Ave-; Nd. ian.
Owen AeKesn, COZ Lowry 1id9. 49,.
Wednesdays q month IN HibeF1iaS fSSI
at Sis .. .. - =
Ppivisisn Ne. 2: q Panl-Psss, 1nss
asre 1 lay KennZ, 10 =. IN g.; Sse
n ~, 1T ee 44lisaeeth 1sNsllZ. %! Haek.
saus q is! ia d.l nsS NJ NJ PPe eca ~
hf 45sn 6,! ciSsez 9s ILL.,, John OF; 70
4hn o ~. e e ns!d e. 4rst ~ ~
WA0D0A COUNTY.
R|iytsisa II I: Js.ssville-Prss.ss.A
9eeael; J1a. a. Ina sse. jol,e ~ ~
ply: 36a. 0ee.. Nay 0o1tSe: Tfess
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NATIONAL DIRECTORS.

NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
John e. Healey. Delaware.
Thomas J. Mathews. Rhode Island.
Ed r. Hayes. New Jersey.
James Clancy. Michigan.
Myles F. Mcfarland. New York.
STATE 0FTICDRs-MlNNEsoTA.
a, Presi a. .1T;i J. Doyle. nnaicst'
We Prssident-J. P. Kennedy. Fart
state seeretsry--P. J. o'pennsll. ssse
Treasurer-John sheehy, Montgsn-
State cnaplasn-Rsv. p. J. Fox. James
President Of Insurance Fund - T. J.
ssefetslyz 81 1nsur.nce-Thom.a
state Treasurer Insurance - John
snssts afys; M MsdnissSlnS6fi 2E:otor Dr. J.
oG Directc;r 81 81 insar.nc. runa - John
he S;: hnneSsRolas;; MoMssI9': e
p. coreoran. st. Paul; Thos. WEIGH.
stN.S;s.lI f sssss:. 4i,:s Ryan
National Wee President-,fiss B. 4
sss .slcsS:, e sssass:ey ia Aa.,. Chris
ty, Cleveland. Ohio. '-' -
caS stiSasi .1 T::s:sf.ss xra. Mary C
STATE oEElCDR9-I. A. A. .. u.
President-Mra Mary b. Daley, 1896
MY, Xief S1 R|s;ss:id'as-1as' Ma, n Han
Secretary - Dlla C. Keatlne. lat
TrooSuror-Slle1 I6Fy CooR.n. Earl.
bAult.
Board Of Dirsctors-llaryM oullivaa,
pul%th; Nllen Conroy. D. Paul; Mary J.
.Auditinl. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0oett,
81. Paul: 1argaret Sullivan, 0nneaDe.
liz; 0llfa6eth NcNal1y. &. Paul.
lnSufAnee Secretary - llaF9orot A.
van, Rochester.
Buckley. st. Paul.
DtreeteEs Of ins1ranes EunA = Nellie
a n! v 55Ssss':pn1ni H5af:rsL sais!dsy,!is.
g. f.ul ."'''n' O''osn' Margaret He'sa'
Auditing committss-nllsa 1Gourath.
9t Paul: Annie Kennody, OF. @0u6;
Nellie Mccall, q Paul
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County Prssldsnt, JsAa =. Coleman,
A1okA, l1AA,
20 yts,3R r. I Aneka-9rsa, wn.
~. IS e. !Sia9:!s; ,l = go! e: ~:
Ssss i . jsssk ssS !: oe6e
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A. 0. H. DIRECTORY
NATIONAL oFFICDRs.

NATIONAL OFFICERS.
President-Joseph Mclaughlin, Phil
adelphia. Pa.
Vice President-Patrick f. Cannon.
Clinton, Mass.
Treasurer-N. W. Delaney, Illinois.
Secretary-Philip ]. Sullivan. Con-
nectfcut
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CROW WING COUNTY.

Fo SsqsRRtz zv President sid WIN; Barron, al
Bash Seeas Se 55s
E ne. sec.' =. J. Nolan, els n Sth 81:
Ins. s sss' j. !: H Rrsdsy. S5s Il ssh st.:
Treas. 3. &. McNamaaayy;. S 1Se n. 9Th St.;
2ens ES3xaami4er. DR.. F. 4. Bennett c 81;
h Ell 81 state Bank Bldg. Meetinsse ar.
month in d4a fourth Tuesdays Of
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nsnth In woodman Hail at . p. m.
BIG STONE COUNTY.

County President. n J. Mcdonnell.
ar D.y1 81 Sh! ~: 5 j, An:
3 Zee; &c. sss:,! Jeremiah seanlon; Fin. Sec.
i Grss' Dr. John + W. G asa Msd: E1am
S Er. nsr9 tsq1 @ and third Thursday At
BLUE EARTH.
M County President, P. J. McGrath.
mn anisi Lake; county vice president
patniel C0ughlin, Mankato; countv sec,
oe eHary, w. A. Lyons, Madison Lake:
iIv ntny treasurer Michael O'Brien, Man.
M My, county sergeant, M. A. Sullivan.
Ma ann Lake; sentinel, John Mccall
wa W, cato, and chaplain, Rev. FIR. Hnph'
,s; Division No. J.. Mankato-prss,dsn,
"a pGoughlan; Rec. Sec. r, q eJ gord ass'
I = ins: Sec. John Mccall: Traass r
and fourth sundays Of month nat a. Second n
az. Division No: .. Madison LakeEppr.. "a
pres. N. A. Sullivan. Madison 41a AXE; VIC rsa
.ss:, Msar aai Madison Madison LAKE.: An
t treas, VI" John r M GS%nnos; Madison lake
n usoi examiner, DR.. FirEina. Meetan 81 ~
ere neld on second and fourth Ss'ndnsl:ss
Lake. an nall. Madison
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DAKOTA COUNTY.

tnEs, MINI. l. 3. Moran, Hast
] DIVISION Ra No. /. Hastinss-p,v. Pre-,
S.ss Fstries ca a1osiztanfi tM;5na
M Mec; ses,. Thos. s. ryan nfg; ss MINI;
VIM: FIN. Sec, M. O'Brien. Hssting
MINI: T re- ss9 5ob N S9s5sisR Aassiassss
saminers, Drs. Peck and Rr Meaicai Ex-
d LIES aeld on second and fourth T MSees-
"ays OF month in A, o. r. " HaI nurs-
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Tlppsrary.

In the course Of lecture in Car
rick on-Suir. under the suspices Of the
Carrick-on-Suir A. o. H., on ideals Of
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The appointment to the magistracy
for -Fermanagh is announced Of J,
Keown. Grove House. Midtown, Co.
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6T&uuSOn Oh the late II. j. BalfOur,
Shannon Vale, Co. Longford.
Sligo.
On the results of a division, the Sligo
Board of Guardians appointed P. N
White, ]. p, as apothecary to the
workhouse.
At Sligo, by the Rev. William Ar
mour. B. A., Roger Parke. Sligo, was
married to Susan Sarah, youngest
daughter Of the late Allen Hutchinson,
Monasterevan, Co. Kildare.
H. Monson, J. p, National director
of the A. o. H., for Connaught, has
resigned the vice presidency of the Sill.
go Division.
Tyrone.
The following have been returned by
the Assizes Judges as eligible for the
shrievalty Of County Tyrone: Thomas
Falls. Lislap, Omagh; Major w. A.
Lenox-C onyngham, D. L., Moneymore,
Co. Derry; Lieut.. the Viscount North.
lond, Dungannan.
Mrs. Mary Anne Diver, of Main
street, Sion Mills, died suddenly at her
residence recently.
The Lord Chancellor appointed Mr..
Wilson Fyffe, solicitors clerk, Com.
missioner of Oaths at Strabane.
Tlpperary.
In the course Of q lecture in Car.
rick-on-Suir. under the auspices Of the
Carrick-on-Suir A. o. H., on ideals of
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WA0oA COUNTY

HasaSseh DIR; VI r., Ss:sS
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Leltrim.
A memorial is to be erected in the
town of Ballinamore to the memory OF
the late DR.. Mulcahy, who for upwards
of forty-two years worked among the
people of the district.
Denis Gallagher, Glenade, has been
awarded a s10 prize by the Commits
sioners of National Education fol
superior answering at the final exam
nation for National Teachers. He
completed his course of training al
De La Sale College, Waterford, last
July.
The deaths have taken place of Mrs
Alice Leddy, Railway Terrace, Ballina
more.-Mrs. Anne Green, High street
Ballinamore.
Limerick.
Councillors Dalton, O'Connor and
Walsh voted against the acceptance OF
an invitation from the Limerick City
National Volunteers to the Corpora
ton to attend at review by John
Redmond, M. P.
A. j. Byrnes, Clerk of Union, New
castle West, has been appointed Regis
trar of Marriages for the district com
prising the Union of Newcastle West
Mr.. Byrnes has appointed John King
Assistant Clerk of Union, Deputy Reg
istrar.
Died: At his residence, The Cres
cent, Limerick, DR.. John Holmes, F. r.
G. 8. l., son Of the late John Holmes
Athlunkard, Limerick. who had been
for thirty years medical oficer of q
city dispensary district and held many
other appointments.-In Ballinamore
Convent. Sister Bridget miss Maris
OConnor) only daughter Of N. O'Con.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-29
TIES GALORE At THE
TRAVERS ISLAND TRAPS
Big Fields Out for Weekend
Matches-All Contests Keen.

Perfect shooting conditions brought
ont q large field for the week end con-
tests at the Travers Island traps OF
the New York Athletic Club yesterday.
Being the final Sunday Of the month
interest principally centred In the
shoot for the Haslin and the tourna--
mont trophies. Both came TO an end
Yesterday. In the former w. j. Smith,
+ f. Williamson and X. L. SPOTS all
had full scores and so were credited
with legs. 1t was Smiths third,
enough TO become the permanent
owner Of the prize.
Seven gunners scored legs on the
tournament cup. They were w; J.
smith. W. r. Delehnnty, w. b. Ogden
II S Strine, D. s. Mcmahon, K: l..
Spotts and ". L. Thompson. This
threw Ogden and Mcmahon into a tie
a., .bo r-i7e and ir hoo'-of me
former won by % to % targets. The
accumulation cup saw straight scores
registered by G. J. Corbett and A. L.
Burns. -.
II was not the only straight score OF
% targets registered by Corbett lie
TOOK the Travers Island trophy on
sboot-oF with a perfect string aiter
beino In a tie with W. r. Delehanty,
n L. Culver, w. b. Ogden, W. l..
Thompson and c. Rogers. He also
annexed special shoot with straight
run Of 25 targets.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-29
MetCaF Gained Success
Almost Single-Handed
Alumni with Few Exceptions
Gave Columbia Coach
No Aid in Building
Football Team.

Nelson Metcalf, who coached Colum-
bias football team through Its first
season on the gridiron In a decade
without suffering a single setback, had
to do more than whip a team together
from green material-he had to hght
the apathy OF the alumni, who stood
aloof from the first announcement Of
the restoration Of the game on Morn
ingsde Heights and not once offered
a helping hand, save In few rare In
stances.
Metcalf struggled hard against the
double odds, and the fact that he
turned out team that commanded the
respect Of even the most pessimistie OF
the graduates assures him OF firm
place In Columbia's football affairs for
next year and years 20 come. 1t Is
strange. though none the less true, that
the feeling with which many Columbia
alumni received the news of the re-
establishment of football on Morning
side Heights, under the restrictions i'm
posed by the faculty, was one OF in
difference.
This never crystallized into open hos
tility to the plan indorsed by the sth-
letic committee to limit the schedule
to teams outside Of Harvard, Yale.
Princeton, Pennsylvania and Cornell.
and to bar all students save those In
Columbia College, but IL was felt by
those who were In close touch with the
situation that the indifference was
quite as deadly In Its effect as overt
opposition would have been.
throughout the entire season Met
calf never uttered word OF complaint
that he was not receiving the support
that he might have thought himself en-
titled 10. Tom Thorp, captain OF the
'O5 team, was the only old Columbia
football man who volunteered his ser
vices TO Metcaf when the season be-
gan. and Thorp was the only one who
appeared throughout the season. Oc-
casionally an old player stopped in for
a minute or two, but Metcalf never got
a bit of help from any Of them save
Thorp.
The only explanation which has oeen
forthcoming for this apparent lack OF
interest on the part of the alumni Is
that they resented the university's re-
storing the game under limitations.
Few OF them, 1t appears, realized. that
Columbia College, which numbered less
than 500 wher football was abolished
In 1908, has a registration this year OF
1900. or more than the combined reg
istration of the college and the engi-
neering schools in the early l9OOs.
That there was a lack of alumni en-
thusiasm was apparent not only In the
absence OF old Columbia football stars
TO help out on the gridiron In the prac-
tice sessions, but also, to a lesser ex-
tent. IN their attendance at the games
The early season games seemed 20 be
particularly unattractiye to the gradu-
ates. and II was not until the team
came down to its final game that II re-
ceived the support that was its due,
There was more or less general alum,
nj dissatisfaction with the schedule OF
the team, and IL was disclosed strik'