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t- Disastrous Ever Known Was the Football Season Sixteen Players LcstJIteir Lives in ine uaxtji List lajortd Xanberf Oyer Sfreetj-rlTe. Xajrf ths Victims Art Crippled for Lire, WDU0 uiani BATt Gone Iowa, y. aw-tern rwnt men are In their grsvrsas i.r the footoeii wim io, on Saturday laat with- the big ir iron. Ih dad. at least 1 pleyers iouss injure, sna many or inera -it! cripples Hfs.

It was the moat 4Mrn'ia sesson ever known to ths popu trt. aa mnrt drat ha resulted any previous year since ths nm wm eetshllshed In A merles. The majority IK plsyere Injured were young college nsteet. from 'M families, which makes Ike liet all the more spalllng. Outage of the players injured this season.

a was a a.itv-eahle fart that In a number ef the peetatora met with "mishaps ark hems knocked Mn oy rusn on Hrr diring the excitement of the At least a half dosm of the play era bi)urd est their reaaon aa a result, and ttwr is no telling what nrrloua ronse-auenrr aiaf follow to the other who are atia nifT'rins from Injurlea they received. terrible railroad accident in Indiana. (T shun a whole team waa almoet wiped ot nf existence. an awful blow to the aport and cast a shadow of gloom orer the 9lieBrs the came In the West, from nf'-k their will not aoon recover. In at Vast a dozen schools an4 CoI1rXs tH (am has been strictly forbidden, and vnril incidents are recorded (he tewr authnrltlea absolutely prnhaMted the pra being played thla year.

Th lux death to bo recorded wma that ef Harvey Chase, nt Klrkwood. who ftied FrMy from fearful Injurlea auatalned kit playing a high school team several week ago. Several playera thought hat been killed hare since been resorted er elite; consequently the Hat sot as large aa many might hare aup-m4 The dead and Injured" aa far aa. known given In the following aummary THE DEAD. ATSft'ivn.

itied Xeetember 2. at Phltadel- rm tnjurie. ur-ftd October I. at Lake Forest. lit ff-m lr.iurie.

CHiK at t. UMila. Mw S- rrthr -1 rrtTt tnjurt fox tliWARn-fnxl at Xewark. Orto- 4. fnim internal In Jarle.

piNN. M.T WILIr-let at Elmyra. Jf, T-, Oc- Ur 72 Ima Injuries. HM1 u. A LTgW iM.a- at.

Newrsalle. rA ivinnrr fim miemai nwarHy. rKJNKi.1V. rR NK at InOlaaapoUa, -e- wi.r 2. from Injury.

o-r. ill Rl.et Il.l at Conesta, T. No- mcr 17; botljr crahJ. at South Bend. Oe- mt4 tt.

ntrnsl Iniurlvs. lIKIX. ROBKRT Ttet at Asnapnll. r. totw 21, from Hart aieraee.

brougni oa by ea ftmrnt of gams. tlMHTON. PJ at rtitrsgo. from Injuries atiiiM In a garae Thankxit ing a year ago. I.

ITT. at Brooklyn, X- N(xmWr 14. mm injurtes at spine. VtlilH. RAT IHH ar BronilB.

J. So- mfr 13. tmm injurlea received. JOHN-IHeit at ft. Paul.

Orto- IT. a a result of akirk in the head. rirrMn.U JHHX l)W at t. Ixnila. Ma.

Oe- wrr from bmksn nek. HEFI.ER. THOHXTOX tMed at Aamra, fr-fB injuries rernred several years previous. the Hi HIHAI.P. BOBKUT At Lisbon.

Ohio, Octo-w 24: rollar bona broken. i-M. rtPTAIM At Xsnia. S4; ror bnns broken. ''k.

JOHX Ar Padueah. Xovember ST inirnlir -Injured. ri.U- JAMES At Wlnneseg. Manitoba. fpt'mtr zn: wk dtsioestea; sttl slive.

IaRNTT. fF PIlIXCrTOX Oetober knsa BrVTkE. or "ISCOKSIX October 2-r hssd fn.1 sh. iiF WIgCOXSIX Otor 2: right ahonl- m. OP TALC-October 21; shoulder d's- lUK At.TCR-At Macomb.

I1L. Nevember IKMIII CAPTAIX At Bethlehem. No- wmDr nurt tatsmaiijr. k'niTH- RARI-At fslr lAke City. November 4.

in Injured: paralyasd. tTKR- t-htcago. November shoulder and r'bs broken. At November IT; C'hK-Ai mndlar. Ohio, NovmbeT -V Mr EPtTARIWAi Plttsbnrc.

Oo. rrr l.i. sota tegs orocea. Notre Xoveraber 18; broken Chicago. November lY: tag badly JOHN At Frosbarg; ML Xovember r-cnen.

I'EI HI rxV-At Rellefoolaio. OSi. Oh tnferr 1h- Alise bens brosiea. riu.ox -At Xjcrs Oasse. Nnrabw 1: eoiisr e-oken.

K- At I'lMl rtaver. OS'n rAetMhee St lul. "leN.K (IEnPI.lt-At" Vnewelk 'rihle. jviwia. U.

tinsa brokew. i IRRiS RALPH At Wspakooeta. Ohio. Octo-t-- li; ls brakes. rr-rT -MKR.

JSKPH-aH nelswwre, Ohio, Oc-3. broken. Ft Rk r-erdue Eleven. Oetober 11: abowleer bijarrd HERMAN-At Canton. Ohio.

fatally hurt. Four ethers aisa ls- Jurr 1. CI -At Newcastle. Okie, October 24: 1.:,. rRrr At Chicago, October 10: concus- a of brsin.

"ANPttt-At Cartluure. In. November in ins Bead ana sertousiy tajured. 1.AT-At FTostburg. lad.

Novel '-MTRV At W. October 4-r S'-1A. Jiuri 14. Mb E-w'I At Oxford. Ohio.

October 13; 1st broken. I'-VT. SIVIiJ- v- .11. "sil.TOV. WAT.TT.R At S-.

27. rtb brake-L Iowa, at Oclnnell. Iowa, October Mill. er cntlar -At Norwich. rwM sa- Inlured At Neembsr 15.

oul-ier wreaobed. RALPH At Kew ru. uH- HK-RY-At Hammond. Fatally tajsjred. iIH of Carroll Cellegs Elevip Octnber nrokn Jsw.

il sea of Tlesmas W. Uv. Bosteo. OctoOev 1- tmisr bosa Brokeav s-AMTHPR aia. "xill'T Back-At Ksstrrllle.

Tsnju, -'einber 11 Leg broken. rt'J-At Paris, I1L. Nevsmber aj- injuries. taiiJ V- --At Rocbester. N.

Oo-Jr Pamljfasd. PT.ED, j. A -At Xsw Haven. Octobar MrvvrTui4r wrssvebsd and broken tendon. AvirtLr AlAAosgo.

November la. collar krv i XT. DAN At Beaton. October SB. Rwp- ARL eXeeietl at Hospital foe Issana.

L7mk Okie, Nevember IS. rrsay frosa mjurw, reesivod at Klagstoe, Obto. AIJtteRT-At CtncinnU. October U. tnxl brokem, 'Ji'lJ-tAM-At 'Rnsbvlile.

October ptae iBjsred. of Tale At New Ftsveei. Novem-' slicked (he bead and badiy Injured. O'iidl GBOROE-At Chicago. XActobsr lo.

"-Am ri "Kr1 cioominaron. ill-. I e- Spine lTjlurei eZUJUjr WALTER A CTn ri yrptmbt: i tor In The th goal lhe a aa tha the ads and Mai best team after whea at st In from ether puio King Ran srnciAi. Eaat his hla He "It why Items. horse him class to The bowled alleys la Tonne Smith Loose i -e The careful and tea K.ght Richt Center Left Left Lert Quscter Irt Full this so an better those feld le.er ovtr Ortabee 21.

bert. V2ZZ' HaabeWK KmsmV Tr.JL,r.VLr.. Tyew M. Ae tesMSts (rasa sM.MtoJt lae -Kes 14. bOPCAA, Treatoa.

I I r'" iihua 4 a Iss'bsJt H-w. 14. jieeb-a Tfcleiy. Ofo." Maesmbsr 14 adty MarysTtna. Obss.

Oe WM11kAl' Feeja-tryn, ta, 'nM'e4s4s. Astwt OTHER REASONS Ztaprwr WUiUa'a WItbdrmr Cop. Bee-rJn Xovember 2a Although tbe rn-of Jtmperor WiiUan for forwarding BM ffar atf run tor trnaiaiM wau rr'd4 lF Ma yacbllo ad risers aumrient. there- are other considerations tb made a withdrawal of the trophy for neat season th aaateot war exit of the tangio eatraael by tbe Inability of tetf New ork Tacht Club aii i Clwb to agree on' tow subject. Tna original pnrpoes of Kmpsror William te) bar tbe ritt foe tt Jointly by tho Maw Tork Tactal Club -and tba Atlantic Tacbt Club, of which ciuhn he a member, and the Rovsl Tarht Buusd.

fon of Coves and- the imperial Yatbt Club fYrrsnuat slip PrevlotiaiT Air Somas IJu4nn bad offered a cun 1st th liumi. vk. for SO ocean race In IBlts. but lamrnlnst that fcmperoe Willis at desired to a-ive a tponhr Commoaori Tod. of the Atlantic Tacht Club, aent cablegram to lr Thomaa.

dafclBg It he would withdraw and permit 'he tmperor to offer a cup. Commodore Tod' a cablegram waa msrkd IP on Urtober 27 tele graphed Km per or William hla withdrawal, and tbe Emperor. stinrjaalnar from Blr nomas a telegram that rnrrtMnr bad beon arranged In tba foiled States, replied nur Thomaa on October '2 lhanklns- him I ma magnantmtty. saying that be would have hla Amhwaeoaar- otTer a cup -Tha inability of the Xew fork Tacht Club and tba Atlantic Tdcht Club to agree witn regaro to the. matter waa met by a propoaal mad Cmperor William laat that he woukl a cup In fan4 to ha Atlantic' Tacht Club provided tha New rork Tacht Club would enter Ita varhts tha race, and to tha New York tacht Clob In JXJ for a race In which the Atlantic Tacht -Club would enter, thus raiding Joint management' of the run.

This waa not aatlafactory to tha New York Tacbt Club, and tbe EmDror therefore withdraw bla offer, aa the time la now too abort to get new boa la ready for a race net year, a STAVAL ChMrtd Upon Thair Katarn yootbaU Stmn-la. Trom sransi. atsrarrtr to twb asenaaa. Annapolis. November Naval Academy football team and substitute, ac companied by Superintendent Brownson.

Commander W. P. I (alee and Burgeon K. Bgert. I m.

arrived home at 6 clock this afternoon from Philadelphia. team waa met at the atatlon by a large crowd of midshipmen and a few Annapolis friends. Aa the players alighted from tha car tha midshipmen gave the aval Academy yell. Aside from A few bruises and soma atlffnesa after their hard ruggle with tha heavier army team on Saturday, tha navy playera received no se rious Injuries. The team waa drtven from the station to academy grounds In carriages.

Chambers, tha big left guard, who kicked the from placement and thereby made only score for tha nary, waa aelsed by sejuad of. delighted midshipmen as aoon be stepped from tha car and carried bodily to the rarriage. Another bunch of middles did llkewlsa with Captiln Soule i POLO. sesctAt Btsraven yaa t.nji'im.i Elwood. November The first month of TA'sstern Iq.Lesaiie ssasoa, new ending, the Isst year a champions.

consigned by sporting tall end. Richmond for Brat place, with the record of having more games won than any other Western bess-u tram The rlose relation of the Western managers shown when Messrs. Reborn rHirbla. ot Blwoodj. promptly wired for.

lory, ths Vseventeen-legged man." ess of tbe of goal on ths reservs lis of the here, and offered his set 1is to Anderson, the distressing- accident, ef Friday night, Frank Mullen last an ere la an. accident the rink at that place. MaJtory le considered uperor to Wbite. of the local team, yet his servk-ee were placed at ths dlar-isal of the Anderson managers Indefinitely. The tflrwt month showed sn increase sttendsnre st polo games the torsi rink, snd he msnsgers seem to be perpect of ms mg rs not her barrel of money the sport.

The Apollo Is under contract for public gatbetit.gs nesrly svsry night that does not the floor. TIPS. eBBBKSSKSSSSSSSBSBBSBJJ On New Orleans. 1 sractAb ntspATca to tii csortaaa. New Oateana.

November Class, gtep Aslds. Mlsantbropa, Potheea. Ethics. Aladdin. Be.

Chance. Qregor K. Port ReysX Cyprtenne. Schorr entry. Frank Belt, Alpaca.

Fronts, Loutsvllls. New York. Scorpio, Fast. On Bdnninw. 1 fTbe Amerioaa and Joarnal.) Beet beta: Prinoe 6alra SaJm.

Court Maid and Pepper to win. l-raughteman. tloldby. Prince Pslm Oslm. Clarence.

Lsdv Uvltk. Helle of WakeAeid. urt MsM. Nine Spot. King Pepper.

Paul lltrord. River Pirate. Thomss entry. On Oakland. aesctAt.

tsTArra to tbs nocmt. Francisco. November 2. Buccleuth silver rtss. Adirondack.

Rugenla R. F. Nu, Toltec. Ray Wonder. Albemarle.

Aunt Polly. Meehaaus. areoaork. Billy Moore. Arsbo.

Howltnta. SReeves Beau Orsnuttde. tmpoat. Proper. HTJDSOH" DEBTES.

ptsrATca ts tss nsnuai November 29. 8cott Hudson arrived here to-night from the and In a brief interview he expressed Indignation at tbe reports sent out to Eastern papers from this city la regard to alleged purchase of Nervolo for aald: has always been a mystery to me people will manufacture such otd Why should I buy a horse that is already As for (8.000, well, when a to 1 -the best horse In- the world In his and if looks to ma as If it wss done Injure him. BOWLIKO. Bond Hill, team, from Macks'. the Chick-George team at the Oriental yesterday afternoea aad lost tbe series 'straight games.

Scores: Oik-fc-Oeorge, let. 3d Bond HIIL 1st. Sd. H. KuMs .....17 1ST 21? Stockman 1MB lrtn i4 Biennlng ......131 I.U Tetam Il ITS IT! J.

Kuhie 11 Uknta 124 SOS Totals SOS CHOOSING AN tttcagiTrlbaaa. following selections for an All-Western football eleven are based upon a review of the season, substantiated by the opinions of unbiased coaches -of players 'who hsve faced the best ma of the which are hereby focused: poatrton Tlayee. rneee. O. Redoes.

tackle J. H. guard. f. O.

W. l-hisj. W. W. Tb.e-ps.

leckle. Fred inneeocs. end Abbott Wlacunela. back Wslter fc-aerssll. Chicago nt half J.

B. IriHirid. half W. M. back.

Lewis J. Baita. -Notre Dsm a There Is bo question that Michigan and Minnesota are in a clasa by themselves year, and that baa been demonstrated satisfactorily to all that the choice of eleven is considerably- simplified. It resolves Itself Into deciding which la the of the players In each position on two es me. and then looking the over to see if there Is In any of the teama a player enouel to aupremgey tv tt seiect.ja.

alf Wot QQtting the Hay Tfcfj DIJ Tew Art tt Xew Crlesss. Business li tha Betting Bias Not Very Brisk. SUrter ratgtnirt Wrk Xt GMtip Frta tk 8ith inruit BesPATCs to raa rreraam. New Orleans. Lav, Nov ember tba running ef tba first threa daya pro grams tna Vong winter ai sting fairly launched, and already tba bocsessen bars settled down to their regular reutlnev with aoanetblna of tba fee ring of baring bam In winter quarters for some tl There have been several new arrivals from Lautnla during tba past two daya, and with tba exception of those who are to come from Kenning- there will be few horses or ore a ait DronlMacs to break Into tba game.

Tna general feeling prevailing about town la that there will be Just aa much Ufa to tha present meeting aa haa been tba case In nravlnus veers. Aa yet there la none of tha atir and abaorWng Interest around tha downtown resorts that bad noticeable last winter. Tba big men are not hera. and with tha exception of Hll- dreth. Ellison, and perhapa one or others there are no heavy betters.

Tba bookmakers complain that tha vol ume ef business la nothing Ilka what was expected after tha steady pour of money on the opening day. Tba clerks are kept busy recording bets, but-tha wagers are small, and tba market la alwaya unsettled. On fhe other hand, there to eome complaint that the book tea will not accept big money, and that they themselves are responsible for tbe Diking game. Tha crush on the first day waa so great that tha layers fore. saw a lively session ahead and It la ported from now oa tba gama will lm prove.

book raa Atf boasata. Fortunately for players choices were fair ly successful, and the sheets of nearly All the layer have shown loaaea on tha threa dar. J. P. Viar berry's victory Saturday hurt the bnoka.

for Klllson and his crowd wer full of confidence) and took quite a sum out of tbe local ring, besides aendlng severs commissions to be placed out of town. That race, lucky as It was for tbe Ellison colt, gave the pencilera aurh a scare that when Hlldreth tried to bet on Wilful In the foi lowing race he was able to. place only about half of his commission. It waa in ennnee tion with the latter race that tba crowd In the stand took occasion to give expression the dislike of The method of starting adopted by Mr. Fltsgeraltt Tha start waa directly In front of tna stand, and the demy caused by several bad actors became so licitous after tbe prompt starts under tbe olil system of last year, that hisses were heard from all parte of the stand.

Tbe systrm ss Mr. Fitzgerald uses It Is not at all popular. Tha old-timers, and particular ly the old adherents of tha recall system claim that It Is a return to the old atyla starting without tha gate. It Is probable, however, that there will bo mora satisfaction after a more thorough trial, when tha Jockeys have learned to understand what la lo be required of them. 1 Among the new additions to the list of Jockeys are Frank Landry and J.

Hennessey, the latter a sixty-pound lsd. who Is said to be a clever rider. Hennessey came with W. Harris, who arrived from Lav tnnla yesterday. Other arrivals from L-a-tonla yesterday wer W.

B. Conrad with a small stable. Billy Carroll, O. Solar! and J. Bruens.

HORACE WILSON Will Probably Be ths Saw Sacratary of Xesxlngton Track. srartAt. nfirATCB to raa rsaniii. Lexington, November 29. Horace Wilson.

Acting Secretary of tbe Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association, arrived here to-day from New York, and Immediately there began a revival of tha dis cussion of tha permanent Secretaryship of tha Institution. The main purpose of Wil son's visit Is to attend to the collection of the second payments on the Kentucky Fu-ifcrlty nominations for foala of lPm. which are due December 1. The nominations closed last March, when tbe first payments were made In addition to thla he will prepare tha Secretary's annual report and submit the same to the Board of Directors at their annual meeting. What produced a revival of talk about the office of Secretary Is tha statement from a decidedly authentic source that Mr, Wilson had practically completed arrange ments In regard to bis other business Interests, which will enable blm to accept this office without Inconvenience to any.

When asked to-night for a confirmation of this be declined to make any atatement either As be will be her for lo or 12 days something of a definite nature la expected happen before be leavea again. HXXT TUESDAY Tha American Trotting- Association Xsotlnr Will Bs Hold. srsdAi. DtarATca to Tna BSQciasa. New York.

November 20. Wbether or not Cresceus's stallion trotting record of made at Wichita. ahajl be allows 1. will be one of tbe first questions to be-Ls taken np at a meeting of 'tha American! 5i haa won flo.Ots) In stakes In one year men gH over the country. Since the peine will not go at that figure.

I consider forma nee. Secretary the Amer rotting Aisociiunn, in t-iiuto, tuei convenes on Tuesday. The National Trot ting Association will bold a meeting at the same time la thla city. -v The Joint meeting of the American and National Trotting Associations and the American- Trotting 'and Register Associa tion will be held lo this city In January Tbe acton to be taken regarding Crea- Ictus's record Is ef much interest to horse- lean Association, visited Wichita, and made a personal investigation the record waa accomplished. as to how FOB ICES.

LAHGTET Ocorg H. 'Xstchsm Will Tsks Trot-. tlnf Karsg To Eng-lsnd. aractAt. piarircs totbs stiscisvs, Toledo.

Ohio. November 29. H. Alward. acting for Mrs, langtry, to-day bought of George H.

Ketcharn. owner of Cresceua. two standard bred trotting mares, which will be taken te England by ELEVEN. I Chicago Record-Herald. With Michigan aad Minnesota, leading Western foot Da II so far that theae two great eleven can be said ta literally outclass the field, either one, aa perfected by Tost or Williams, could worthily represent this section of the But this season, as all others, baa' brought out individual stars several ef whom would strengthen any team.

Tbe selection of an All-Western team la alwaya a matter of personal opinion, and for some of the positions the race between acknowledged stars, of thla season has been so close that It la extremely fKfficmlt to piece one man ever his cloeest rival. Tet. with the whole season's work considered, the men as here named would make the strongest team the West could produce- Position. tn) Center. GfcM Tariiie.

1 Player. -ol Cspt. pa. -Strstoem A ht--l am. on MVhiaaw.

Minnesota. ini ovonain. "B.114. -V 1 a. TTIE EKQUIRER.

CH CTKNAtI. MOXDAY, NOVEMDEll 30. 1C03 EVENTS Cr THE WEEK. Sadac at trrw -r'TT mi er tba aeat Ctty Aerber (twb a wksAVsr aulas eW rwaatag ef tbe Mew OisrAts Mwud Swaee- staba (er In year. AT sea Jersey OsnYg as of tbe Wi AT rHJCAXrAastwaJ asertaa ef Treumg liaiHim sa Tsewssy AT NEW YORK Aaasssl stleg ef Matssaal Trettiag Am a aa Teniae.

MONDAY. AT rHTIrBU-FrU A JoSswy Melts sa. AT CAMRRTDOE. MASSWt CkMrU. AT raoarrOMjacb Biaaiu va.

Falser Sees. AT fSOSJTOSt Tees Dsbr v. Jar MeaeBtsav TUESDAY, AT sttMTOTC-KId Carter vs. Mervta Hart. AT PHILADELPHIA Eid a eta ra Jlassr Ce- ary.

WTOyfTOAT. AT PHI LAOCU-HIA Huahey Jim AJtett, TeTCttSDAY. AT rHlUA OTLTH U-TswT Lav sa. Uly Wtille. FRrOAT.

AT Mn.WArxrx Jsk McCVHIssd vs. Cwartey b'esry. SATCEDAY. AT PHILADELPHIA JsB 0aVtsai vs. Jack Willi lUaMllsnadCS" Eraats.

THE ANXUAL meetiag of lbs XaUsaalFes Master Assactstloa wUl beg la te-day at Mew Mavoa. Er. THE I XT EE NATIONAL HOES IBOW ta BS-ttW beid this wwek si Cfciceao- THE StVYIXD AXXCAL Seid trtale ef tbe Vte-gwle FVid Trias AsaeetatAon win be beid at f-sess, City to-day. THE.gECOND AKXCAL. Sold trial ef tbe Indiana Field Trial Club at Clay City Tuesday.

THE NINTH ANXt'At, meet Ins ef tbe Field Trial Club at Tbossssvilis. N. Satarday. Bowllnf. HAMILTON COUNTY LCAOl'I gsmss every Bight at CI in on Height, except tog Tuesday.

ORieNTAL.TOlHXAMENT BigBtly at Orteatsl. GREATEt ATI I.EAOtTE Op'wAtig games, Koe xtoe. rnssi sjcbwsegetle's ssd Price Hill alleys this Mr. Kstcbim. who Is' to leave New Tork on tha Atlantic transport line, sailing December 12.

Ketcharn also takes a num ber ot fast road borsee for Louis and Walter Wlnnns. of Brighton. Kngland The surra selected by Mr. Alward are bred In the purple, and Mrs. Langtry.

who la aa ardent lover of running horses and has recently developed a Uklng for the trotter, nornoaee driving them herself when sne returns bont, They are a chestnut and black. 7 and years old. having trials respectively of and 2:13, and Ketrbam believes they can step together In Tbe chestnut is by Robert Me- jnregor (sire of. Cresceust. oat or Koen Belle, dsm of Clara by Cuyler.

Her mate la by Ouy Wilkes, one of George Wilkes's greatest sons, out of a mare by Prinrlps. Ketcharn will deliver the mares to Mrs. Langtry's horse farm at Exellng. He declined to stale the price paid, but said It was probably the highest ever paid for a trotting team for export. HTJOH KAIN, Tbs Plunger, Baflrrsts That There It No Racing; In Texas.

SPBCIAt, DtSTATCB TO TBS B'aCISSB. Dallas. Texas, November 20. Hugh P. Kaln.

the wall-known Dallaa turfman, re turned to-day from a full season's cam paigning the Northern racing circuits. Ha la to start for tha New Orleans winter meeting jn a few daya. "Racing baa bad a good season In the country generally," said MOKaln to The Eqc re corre spondent to-day. horses and horsemen have been fairly successful on the foreign trarka. and moat of them will tm at New Orleans.

There Is no aoout It. New Orleans Is the best borse-raclng city In the.JTnited States to-day. The management and regulation of affaire on that track are superior to any other and nothing In fair or "ahady la permitted to go un challenged by the track authorities. New Orleans will grow. I predict.

In public esti mation aa tbe premier winter racing city of the entire country. "I am sorry that official opposition to racing Interests haa gone -to the extreme Umlt it haa In Texas. I snd many of my associates among tbe beat element of turf men In the country, had everything practi cally arranged for a splendid winter meeting at Dallaa. Certainly a spring meeting would have been held next year that would have been directly creditable and beneficial to Dallaa and Ft. Worth, and Indirectly to the state at large, had not organised oppo sition to horse-racing Interests concreted to the extent that It did.

Now, a different public status will have to be reached before anything tangible can be undertaken. If a good winter meeting at Dallaa were Doaslble under tbe state lawn, thla city would soon lead any other locality in the United States for tbe wintering of. -horses snd their owners and necessary attendanta. and aa good racing aa la given In New Or leans would also be given. But tt a all off.

now. for tbe time being, at least. Perhaps matters msy sdjust themselves more ra tionally after a season of reflection, and good racing be again seen In Texas ss result." AH3 WEES TO COREESPOHDEIiTS Patron. Cincinnati One balf of the rua-tip morey a selling race goes to tbs owner of the second bores, the other belt to the association. John Smith.

Memphis. en n. Both man mat their weight A lo Subscriber, Xeytna. Ohio Fttssimmoas beat Corbett ta tbe fourteenth round st Carson City. March IT.

1PS7. Wm. M-, ClnetnaatV Ths bagger baa tba ad vent age. Cincinnati B' gets tbe game. Constant Reader James J.

Jeffries and Peter ksan fought March 22. at Saa Free ctace. Jeffrie won Is three rounds. ft. 8.

Helt. Cbeetervllle. Ohio "Toesg Cot bett" Is aa sssumed same, tbs ehaaaptoa oar- rect aams ts William K. RothwtIL His boms Is is Denver. Coio.

lrred Hendry. Logaaaport. Ins. Jamas Cfee- betra height Is feet 1 inch; James J. Jef-frtes's.

feet a inches. J. WUt MeCrea. Louis. Mo.

Corbett bad not ruiir ewrd from aa Illness and fought at a dlssdvaatsgs. O. C. Indianapolis James 3. Corbett bora Bentsmber 1, at Saa Francisco.

Ji J. Jeffries waa bora at Carroll. Ohio, 1ST3. H. H.

Kinney. Ahada. Ohio On bett and Jef. frtee Sret sset st Coney Islaaa. N.

T-. Max IL lSOO. JeOrtes knorkiag Corbett oat la tbe twenty-third round. Their next and last meeting was Sew Fraactsceu August I. 1SSS.

threw ap the sponge la the testa reams. columbas Tbe player raa ssett ISO by taring dowa ace, tea and Jack, after he baa previously laid dowa tbe hjng and aneca tor es. rUETDTG WITH THE FBE2TCH. Parts, November 29. The Republic of Co lombia is endeavoring to Induce France to renew work on the Panama Canal.

Co-mmbiaa Financial Agent Samper, who ts also special delegate te the Administrative Council. Is now in Panama. The French canal Company' haa published a atatement In which it declares that the offer of tbe United States xs ridiculous and places a high value en the company's property and coo cessions. It also says that with aa expenditure of the canal can be compret cd. FAXIrUEES OF THE WXEE1: Commercial fall ores last week re port eo by R.

G. Dun At Co. In the United States are IV. against 213 the corresponding week last year. Lis bill ties of commercial Isidores report for November to date are 12JV2.net, agatnst 7.M.rl for tbe corresponding period last year.

Of failures laat week in the United States. were In the Kast. at South. 7.t West, and 17 In tbe P-inc btates, and kl report liabilities ot i er tt-rt. aeise-aer.

AT SAM jrWAJAaoriTfcArd week mf the -9anV SseWMi JerSvey CAf a winter sseetbBg a Ona or to On en on the go 1 Has Been Postponed Ceesese th Pailie Is Prtttj Sltk ef tbe Gsae The OarfnerFitzsinncss Hill Did Net Pltxst the SpofU Laakf Ck Tilij AWit EI FikU aa Frnaclsoe, CaX. Knassk 2a It ts officially announced that tbve Frrgnsen Jobnsoo contest will be postponed arder tba tbe msasie-y of tbe recent bevy -weight battle amvy Is a si ure be effaced and aJae te give tbe maaage- time te rearrajigv tbe pavllioai at Pergwaoa wewid bsvvw aVeae better te bare stayed away tnsea tbe astlt Wednes day nigbu as bla frame ts street clothes does not suggwat sn athlete, snd will be bard te coo vinos those wbe saw hiss Intro duced that be will do a lot better than bla appearance Ind lea tea. Sandy one ef tbe fastest bur men that has appeared In tbe ring for long time. He le net ss clever sa Jack oh nana, but ts quite ss shifty en bis pedals. Pervueoa started to train st Laurkspur with Martin Cajoe and George Oardner.

but tteoaane superstirtoug wbea Martin waa bistro and Bed from the hoo doo en Gardner's downfall. He la quartered at Mil let's. PITS TALES. Speaking of tbe recent fight Bob Fltsinv- Idpto-day: I was a very SMck man when I entered the ring. I was Very stiff snd sore In every joint.

My tongue waa dry and my head felt hot. I knew tt would" lake a great ef fort to get the proper amount of steam into my punches, but I thought that the feeling ef lethargy would disappear as tbe light "The battle would never have gone the limit anyway if both my tiande bad not been put out of the business In the fifth round, bat I rert sorry for my young and overconfident opponent. I 'saw Oardner was a 'dead assy msrk before ths second round waa over. Upon my word. 1 was ashamed to bit blm bard, and fooled away valuable time.

Had I waded Tight la tbe fight would not have lasted mere than three rounda at the moat. "I finally decided that the crowd bad had enough for one night and started in to end tbe show. This waa In the fifth round. "I Oddled for a few seconds and then gave htm a good hard wallop on the left ear with my right hand. Whea the brow landed 1 heard snap snd felt the bones of my right hand give way.

I knew Instantly that my right was gone, so followed tbe blow up with another stiff wallop Wlrtr tbe left hand. A sharp pain shot through my left hand when the second blow tended, snd for a second I had visions of both bands out of business. "Then I simply had to stall. Crtpoled as I waa. I managed to send Oardner to the floor once in a while Just to -weep htm from getting on to the true stare ef affairs.

don't see what more I can do In tbe way of tight. I am middle-welght-ebampton and light heavy-weight chsmpJow. I firmly be lieve that I would still be'trte heavy-weight champion If my hands Bad held out. "I am not bothering about Cwrbett. If be really' winM't tight he would have fb Walt my 'Measure now, but I don't think ha wants to fight me or any one JHf COKBETT Talks on ths Coming Hanlon-Totm Corbstt Contest.

srscjAt, nmrATCB to raa asecmsa. New Tork. November 29. Now that the heavy fighters hsve settled their little argument the feather weights will take the pugilistic stage. Champion.

Young Corbett and Eddie Hanlon. tbe California feather weight, will meet In tha ring on the night of December 29. Hanlon haa been coming to the front rap idly In the peat couple of years. He la a atrong. healthy fellow and seems to be Improving with every fight.

Jin Corbett. who haa followed the Callfornlan'e career. says that If Young Corbett la to meet hla defeat by a man of hla weight Hanlon la the man that will accomplish tbe feat. "I have been following Hanlon'a lights very closely." said Corbett to-day. "snd I believe that he la one of tbe beat feather weights In the country.

He will prove a hard proposition for Corbett. The fact that he baa gone 20 ronada with Corbett wilt no doubt, give him more confluence than be had before. "In their last battle Hanlon waa more or letta nervous, which la generally the caae when you are going te tackle a champion. After you have stood him off for 'JO rounds and And oat that he is no mora dangerous than sny other opponent you get to feel more confident. "I realise that Corbett is a great fighter, and tt will tsks a -great little man te defeat him.

Still. If Corbett la to be defeated, I look for Hanlon to do the trick. He Is a fighter pure and simple. His fight with Corbett should be an Interesting contest to witness. It la aura to be for blood." i YOUNG COEBETT Won Two Thousand on Frisco Ra Other Ooaaip.

sect-LAZ. BtsrATs to raa b-aqa-ysbb. San Francisco. CaL. November 29.

Jim Neil made a big clean-up on tbe victory Mike Murphy In tbe first race at Oak. land yesterday. He held him out on the book and bet on him In other books at eu and lo He told all his friends that he believed tbe horse could win. His confidence waa ss the long-shot won easily. H.

H. Brolaskl. well known In tbe bet ting world." arrived yesterday and started off by losing Ej0O on Handpresa. Lee Jackson expects to leave for New Orleans this week. He has partly algned do tbe riding for Tom Stevens, owner of Siddona.

at tbe Crescent City Young hla manager. Geo. Weed. and his trainer. Ttm McGrath.

were at the track Saturday. The champion quit about tSLOisj to the good on the afternoon. Cor bett played Cascine. Pickaway and Dainty. the latter he bad $MO at to 5.

Weed- also won several hundred, while Tim McGrath got in ea Dsintv. Local turf followers will hsve an oppor tunity of seeing the crack Burns and Wa- terhouse Rockaway perform thla week. The two-year-old worked tbe half In close to SO seconds yesterday "on the bit." Taking tbe condition of tbe other horses of the big firm, as a criterion. Rockaway should "breese home on ita first sppearaace. An effort is being, made by some promi nent people te have Steepiechaae Jockey Dick Armstrong restored to good standing.

Armstrong was suspended last year for a ride on a favorite. EASLOja ASD EEITT Will Keet Providing. Ed clis Wins From tha Cheunoion. v. i innAimrATranmt-srnti.

San Francisco, CaL. November 29. Cf Eddie Hanlon wins Toung Corbett's title December 19 Saa Francisco to to have a battle between him and Jtmmie Brttt. Both have gone oa teeord to that effeet. Hanlon wants 130 pound's at the Yingside.

and Britt says be will not hesitate a moment, provided Eddie takes the measure of little champion. I In the meantime James Edward win rest and allow his right arm to regain Its nor mal condition. Few realise In what shape tfie rlrht hand of Britt came out ef the memorable with Canole. It It days since, that affair, and his wrist and forearm are etui swollen te twice their natural Fy- alciAca aay no bor.ta were t.r it1 of Is: E. ef by of of 135 te aa iagry Vsakisg sialtr lbat Jiwvwve retry tug are and erttb bias, sad a tra-tse assy be etaaV aesars re raa ssss- iOwstlkee.

N-rsanbrr -After saltans rs tbe rwd areas fer 17 veers, ta wairai be met wtib suss reus de-Pew ts. rvesaiaed for Otte sUeiesT, Chi- cage, te break Micky ttiier a Sgntwal swtnt a wee saw rnAf susey that be bad fought kJe last battle la tbe rttgw as tbal be glevea agaux. Just bow kwg be wui awn te tbla determine lies is bard te ten. a se-Jority of bla big pirsosal feUeerts pred-rt that aa aeea aa be leeeivee cbalge be will be sack In baraees again, la bla bg ta tbe nag Riley has Sssae rreou- WAJTXS IsJLTClI P0STMSI2J. Pinsburs- Nevember TS A letter tbe tVaatbers Atbietb- Club, ef Sew Orleans, baa beea reewtved.

asking Jee Me. CWitaad te Ogbt Yamag MwwatU tbe Cbl-caae rend art or. en fbreabrr A leie- grasa waa seat, asking if tbe fuse ta New Ortenwe eoald be eoetpooed far a few days, aa tbe ttase wwuld give these bat Are daya after tae Sgbg ta MUweakae wttb Charles Neery. next Prtday algat. and sease ot taat time weald be taken up la travel.

7DC scAjTLov coKura. svsvra Ta raa Memphis. November 2 Jim aV an ion, the Pittsburg boxer wbe rereatly won he -weight (siaptosship of A tralta by beatiag McColi. baa written te his backer here that be will reach Amartca oa December te Issue a cbsllenge te aay lib peund buser or under, acseion says be ca do MU. sad stated that he waa coming ta meet the winner of tae nts-Oerdaer cje foe a rnnsH fight.

An athletic chrb in a near-by city haa offered a purse for a finish light between Kid Lafeber and any 142-pound man that ran be secured. Any one desiring to take sp tbe offer can a cure further Information by addressing the sporting editor of sasoriBjEB. MORE CHEERFUL View of ths Situation Taken By Lon don jrinanciers. eaBLS re Tea Bserrasa ass s. r.

iAindon. November 29. More hopeful than for a long time past baa been tbe feeling en the Stock Exchange thla last week. To this hsve contributed ttte approach of the end ef the year and the expectation that the new year will bring with It peri od of easier money conditions Tbe last Inst 11 men of tbe Transvaal loan will shortly be paid and there to the possibility ef a reimbursement by the United Stataa to the French Investors of (40.000.000 which they hsd regarded aa al most loot in the Panama Canal scheme and the consequent Investment of a large additional amount ef French money in mining snd other securities to which they are rath. er partial.

To these factors may also be added tbe Increasing output of the South African minee and the expectation that tbe whole Industry will be in full working order next year. There la only one cloud amid all hla optlmiam. and that Is tbe uncertainty as te the outcome of the tnegotlatlone bo- ween Japan and Russia. If they are auc ceasful tbe man In -the street looks for considerable advance In the price of se curities to begin probably In December 'and trengthen greatly early In tbe new year wltb tbe blessing of tension in money. Loan money has been In good demand all the week.

and. owing to the Stock Exchange settlement, there was a stringency toward the close, the bank being called upon to assist the market. Certain American railway stocks have received attention bare thla. week, notably tbe Pacific roads. Prices have been kept.

In some Ins La ores, above New York figures. Home rails continue to report discouraging traffic ret urns, with one or two exceptions. Consequently interest in them hag been directed chiefly to announcements in regard to the Issues of new capital. Toward tba close of a most cheerful review of the situation the Statist says: "A favorable factor of much Importance Is the comparatively email amount of se curities now speculatively The re newed demand for gold on the American account Is not expected to cause much to be shipped fromthls market. News haa been received that currency haa begun to return from the Interior to Nrw York.

"While any appreciable return of cash before the new year fan not to be antici pated, the Important matter Is that the outflow should hare stopped. Tork bankers will be compelled to obtain gold from abroad or reduce loans in order to maintain then surplus reserves. That both London and New Tork should have been able to sustain so great a fall la tha prices of securities, as they have done, without serious embarrassment, testlfles as to the strength of their position and indicates that, wtrh more plentiful supply of money, tbe recovery in prices should be very considerable." CHURCH FLOOR Fell During- Archbishop Harry's Fare well Beception Nobody' Hurt. St. Xxuia, November 29.

During a fare- wen tendered Right Rev. J. J. Harty. re cently appointed Archbishop ef Manila, by hie former parishioners to-night at St.

Leo'a Church, a section of the church floor suddenly sank into tbe cellar and over a score of persons went down. The floor sagged alowly and finally rested on tbe furnace. Women screamed and men struggled, but Archbishop Harty loudly counseled calmness and deliberation, "and aoon order waa restored, and. It waa found that none had been injured beyond alight bruises. Tbe reception waa continued and Archbishop Hsrty bade for ewe 11 to over 5,000 people.

He will leave to-morrow for Manila. GRUB STAKES Raised a Dispute as To Bights in Alaskan Copper FisJds. Tsldes. Alaska, November 29. Judge Wlrkecaham yesterday gave hie opinion confirming the title of tbe Alaska.

Cooper Company to tbe undisputed ownership ot the Bonanza minee near aloes, tbe key to tbe copper railway sit aa tlon. The decision undoubtedly means the building of tbe road aa the Havemeyers are the financial backers Of the- victorious company. Tbe Banansa minee are valued at S17.00n.CDO. The euextion as to the title of the properties arose through a misunderstanding ever grub stake rights. THE BEST UT THE SOUTH.

Menrpbia. Nevember 29 The Afl-Southern Football team for luna selected annually by T. N. Buckingham, former Harvard athlete and Captain of University Tennessee Football and Baseball team. Left end.

Blake Vanderbitt; left tackle. Kirby Smith. Sews nee; left guard; Green. center. Urolth, Cumberland: right guard.

Suddartn. Cumberland. right tackle. Phillips. Sewanee; rijrht end.

Bitten. Clemson: Quart erhsck. Maxwell. Clem son: left halfback. Brtdgea.

Cumberland; right halfback. Col more. Sewanee; fallback. Hanvey. Clemnoa.

Bubstitutesi Elmer. Mlsttbutippi: Oreea. Miwtseipnt a. and M-: L. Kirbr Smith, Sewanee: Ccwr- brough.

Sewanee: Tigret. andcrbllt; Parker. Tennessee. In making these selection. Mr.

Buckingham haa taken notice only of aaembers the S. I- A and tn his remarks be aaya: -Picking achamptea team hi tbe South this year is impossible, Tanderbtlt and Kentucky University are tied, for flrst honors snd should they meet the result would determine the beat team in ail the South-" COSnJTO KILWATJXEE EOTJTS. Milwaukee. November SSL Charles Neary. tha pride of Milwaukee satie fans, being matched with Jack McClelland.

Pittsburg; will have another opportunity working his wsy upward la the feather weight class at the Badger Athletic Club Friday nigbu -Other fights will be Jac Dougherty m. Charles Barry. rounds. pounds: Frank Carrey- vs. Joe Green.

rounds. 13 pounds; Billy Langiesa va. Con Doyle, rounds. 12J pounds; Tourg O'Lesry vs. Jack Taylor, rounds.

rcuoia. It, of la In a W. ch er. it at sp the I. Utlwtlwwltatt 1 Eel's Acts Aro HbOim Tbe Hei Usssrr Css KJtchf CstlseL Western Ercxisidt OTer Gnxxs cf EsiebiU Fares.

5fH Sf taw Il.swr Ut B2I 1U CkMt law DtYla flfa. A Ne ssAtfnr what etas Joe KeDey's erttlra tar aax. be haa shew a a aseertiaa te Afcreei the Red team along tiaee SBsreed by bis aeraeeal judgment. He baa set al lowed himself Ut straddle aay platf e( ecttesi built br ethers. Ware this as tbe haa as St.

Jacob etectuey and K4 PeeAe would have bees sopped edf Mutt May la fulfillment ef tbe mkstakea aseir ties thea asade that they were asmbeaf far baaMdiaie sacrifice. Mike DoaUa to net tbe eetly lababtteat ef Kedlana wbe es-praasis tbe belief that the banishment ef rKagle aCye" gaay prove a aaiateke. The year ef isud s-ul aaar the crucial test of Joe Keller's maasgsctol ability. Tbe Red Club haa not expended for sew players without Intend lag that all shall receive thorough try-outs. It hi sp to Kel to prove that the expenditure was not mad la vala.

Ne matter bow tbe team Is placed Kel will find Red land toyal. The fana will yell aeprwva! if he to sao- esssfuL Failure entails a harvest ef bit ter criticism. That la a crop that nevwr faiuv It baa beea made poiwtedly plsia that a major! ly of the enthustssts, er at least a large pereeatage. do not take kind ly te the suggestion of Kel st first beea Stm. If he electa te go there, aaeive Beck- ley and keep Doatin in tbe outfield, the great fanbody will wish him luck and hope for tbe success of tbs experiment.

Fail ure would doom hla administration. Tsrpsl chore at Bat- Tha All-Profeealonala, John A. Spinney's team, are In training for a awing around tbe Rucheye circuit. Before the Indoor baseball ssaana eada tbe Professionals will be seen la action against some team at tbe Walnut Hllla Odeon. The game projected will be a sort of curtain raiser te a dance given by the bail playera in Redlaad.

Ths snappy slay that marked tbe North Tam ers-All-Professional contest proved that ths smaller ths hall in which Indoor dia monds are laid out, tbe more rapid the action. Each team ta that opening clash dispenssd wttb a center fielder and there were times during that partly played con test when the right fielder waa aa dose to second aa the bagman. Tbe Faa Club will take hold of the dance-game, idea and put it through. Howl From Afar. In ths abode of the Saints, where Miller Hugglns to putting In the frosted period.

there Is one doubting Thomaa who la appearing in a fire dance ss ons of ths sur vivors of the Klckapooa. "Billy Mae" doe a not believe that all the evito of farm ing have been buried aa deep aa some people say. In a recent Globe sermon to tbe fan folk ef St. Paul he aald: Next to tha dislike of tbe syndicate game, tbe fanatics turn on. tbe "farm system.

The new national agreement. In a way. provides against work of thla gat ure. but tha fanatics, when they watch tbe drafting and releasing, can not help believe that It Is all to and with each town of our little league being -but a developing Institution for tont particu lar town In the big leagues. I Balances that compel this belief have already been noted.

Tbe New Orleans Club planned to save ita star amen by turning them over to Brooklyn, and not going out of our home, the luls-ville-Cinclnnati deal haa a peehjiiar look. It may have been all paoper and above board, but tbe fact that Tebeau turned practically his entire team over to Cincin nati, and then when the chance to take the playera waa gone. Cincinnati turned what It did not want back to Louisville, starts one thinking. "The baseball men may aay that the other bias league clubs had a ten-day opportunity to snsp up these returned man If they wanted them, but tha fanatics can also remember that the men were not turned loose until the other clubs had secured by contract alt tbe men necessary nd would not take the others unless they happened to be bright particular stare. whlcb stars, by the way.

Cincinnati or aay otrter Dig league club Is not dropping." Tbs Ghost of Trouble. In the old daya John T. Brush aad Charles A. Comiskey were warmest of friends. To-day they appear bitterest of baseball foes.

Ia bla Chicago Tribune out put under bla aom of By. 1. E. Sanborn said: "A little echo, of the baseball war which may make considerable noise later ia the possibility of a suit against John Brush which Comiskey is contemplating for tbe purpose of recovering dsmagee for be loss of George servlcaa during tbe season of ISsaX It is not a certainly that the suit wlU ever be 'brought Into court, for Comlekey prefers to fight hla battlea on. tbe diamond, Inatead'of In stuffy courtrooms, but his friends snd advisers ursine bias to take such action, end here la apparently good ground for There la no question, for Instance, that be loss of Davis from the infield waa a great handicap to tbe White StockJnge and measure responsible for tbe poor showing tbe team made In the pennant race.

There la no question about the effect hla low standing had on tbe patronage of tbe club during the latter half ef the season." The odda are an ounce of gold duet to a pinch of- snuff that no such suit will ever be brought. The eancttty of tbe reserve has been re-eat aMished and te break it the sepulchre ef the game among tbe ghoeta so many old broken pledgee that walked war time, would not be very profitable. these glad Thanksgiving times, with peace prevalent, tbe ghouls look better in tbe background. Captain Comiskey hasn't moiioply en old sore spots and tt ta foolish te scrape off tbe acaba. BASTE ATT.

GOSSIP. "I would like te return to Portland in 19ns." said George Engei. "for OreeToa's greatest expoattioa ia to be held that year. Next season I will spead la tbe Eaat. I am not under itsti is aad free ta sign where choose," Richmond, Va, la a likely recruit we the Eastern League.

Messrs. Jake Weils and R. Bradley are back of tbe movement and have beea confertng with George T. Stalling. Chabrsaaa ef tbe Eaetera's Circuit Committee.

The Bine Hena, ef Wilmington. Del, are alee likeiy te get a ran (sc. Worcester and Montreal are- tl others likely to be dropped. Umpire Gus Versa Is a bustler in the circulation department ef the Philadelphia Record during the off season. Robert Lincoln Lowe, wbe wss la Pittsburg the other day, told Al Crafty.

Sporting Ltfe'a scout "Cincinnati got a good nun in Catcher Schiex. He should held up tbe pace ia the National League. He is clever, hard-working, conscirnt kous catch Fobl can bit the bail, but ha ts not In with SchleL Ta wry mind there waaa't a better catcher ia the teneTue last year than the maa Cincinnati secured. "Kvansville'e terms are satisfactory." says Eddy Hogg, "aad I expect te sign the contract sent me. I hope te get away la good shape.

A carbuncle wet axe out ef it Terra Haute and presented see frees giving my best aenhae te that club." Jay Hughes to going to bis hunting badge, tbe Oacrsmf are River, for a ttttte sport with ducks. He baa Ned Haa Una that If be eoraes os with the aid he'll return ta Brooklys next aeaaow. Denver pressed ta Uke tbe sample from Redtand bast season George Brhlwi end baa already lined up two local playera fm Grixxliea 19r Heeeter and Sid Berts. Pi'cher Charlee Kieatrger. from to has nuvda i-j'uusui ci- a ef ry of aietbva be iba a iaal faa sestaeS tae tress See sjatsse taat Faa leeyee i be S'SWI -'fcleaw- ts eat leaf sbSSSiistTii I be unii "K.SSI at tae tsJiscst' ec BstASH.

askf gear swap a a partus a red tow as re net at at Tan rssr-tasa as- AteVty shea Sara tA, (Ss. FTeSee. Jai Fswi Ss. Oar urtea ef tae keweas taaasr. PUyer Key a.

ef Cwiiears MO. sad Ceaato Mara la as against Mlrt i far awat si alia. wrtiee rrhrws. -I, sa. rrwa.ww: AtkAettrs ta Chara agreed te say Rsae TA a 4dw8l 9V sstt.

etna thai a pi aitoi sae; Tkevl mass, sstarb SS saves te get Ibe sweater, asd that ats swiia aa tna eS gasaea are aateaed the Re be free ewr Uke rses ef tha zr: as gassws ta a harry. He wig bang a rewind aad esTer ta antra every day. be tt Jass watca the fwa a bee Rube. As earning twos fctcage Cbartee Aug set we Ceswueher le aewwertwg tittle brek-B tare far anmrta-stiea em AH Pa trc a Usy. Re will caii tt "Every 'Mag hie Own Meaeger Tbe attveej that bed ret raa to geiag Sseth wUh bis xt e.uat 'wen a Wane aVaa.

aad da the weeding eat himself. apeak tag mt, Hants! Bill phtttisa, tbe la- dtaaaaotto Beeittseet aaya: "White be fere a ibis is the fees aad tbe baseball ssea feet raa seat that be will deliver tae gssda as Bold glass ladianapstta nee tea wteaing team aest year aad never befere ta tbe bia- lory eg bee-well st this city Ms the a xateawe Freak Baaeeeft baa beea drawa ea a Jury la Jtse McNeill a Cessrt sf lneoi- we. ek. a.e ki ik. M.rteeisi russisiit any boater store st bsgas Its deiiheratione than Manager Walter w.

Mwraaaas, ml Harry Put Mam baa eateeed lata the eaarn ef the plan ef Jaasee E. BulUvss, ratef ef the Physical Culture Department at I Ietasiana Pure baas ExpowiUeew wae wants tbe National aad Antertrea league Cbaas- ptoas ts meet st Bt. bawls la fne- faU ef lkm ta a three-game aeries for tbe otymste Championship. Coioael iPwUiam writes: "I betteve It will be greatly ta the advantage of neefeeetonel base bell lalereeta ef Asser- tca te have a certain aumber ef the world champions hip gameei ef Its played ea tbe re undo of tbe World Fair ta at. IxmaIs nest fail; I shall be very gled te oa operate with you te bring about this event, and I shall be glad to present aay suggestions er After referrlsg te the falelty ef rhe reports that had a tet ef the lasts making loag distance Jumps for freedom.

tbe Bt. Louie Repubiie reaarka: "All well-informed patrons knew that sseet bell slay rrs prefer te drsw 'Juicy' ealaiiee for dts- playing themselves a roupis of hears day to working oa breed wagoaa or appoint lag tnemaervee gents roe the eueaeblag ef the sua ranaina from tl 90 te S3 a day. Of course, tbe ball stayers wbe awn dia mond farms oa Broadway In New York City are not included ta this classincailoe, The Philadelphia Club proposes te make aa effort to secure a euttcialm te tba eerv icee sf "Billy the Kid" lea son. They wilt ask New York to let these keep the smiting player with tha tilted bonnet. Tbe new owners ef the Washing! oa Bserteaa League Cleb ssuet be former em ployes ef tbe PuatoaBee Depart meat They era at te swap Moras ana t'ougnus tor lemve Croee, Beybold and Huffman.

Phi la- delphla North American. Says Joe Jackson, sf the Detroet Free Press "The National League at tbe 'present time ia ia better shape than in years, and la really better off for the war through which it has gone." TALE'S BASEBALL FEACTXCZ WaaA Be Otwetly Handicapped By Fall- urs To Beeurs Hew Cage. sraetAx, nter area raa ssoetasa. New Havea. Co November I Yale'a baseball leadera have loot the bard fight they made to-set a new base ball cage.

Tbe officials ef tbs Baseball Aaaoclatioa have caavaaasd like a fine. toothed eosub tbe moneyed alumni ef New York Cits -and have been unable to raise funds for tba project. Tbe base. ball men talked sums of a structure ef Iroa-frame with a large skylight and room enough for balf a doses batsmen or batters te work at tbe same time, but they would have been satisfied wltb new cage which would have provided adequate accommodetlona. They found raising money in New Tork City a hard Job.

Many of the' Tale alumni are bank- era aad financiers who are far from flash lust now because ef stringent i money conditions prevailing Is Wall street, and i a reault tbe cage win have te wait at least a year. Enough funda have set been subscribed for it and ita erection In time for tbe coming winter practice sea- Is impossible. Failure to secure it Is a severe blew te tbe nine's chances, for Yale has tbe most antiquated cage of any Eastern college. Many Tale men pant a stadium like that at Harvard, built as tbe new football stand stands bare are prorlag far from! permanent, but tbe ill success of tbe canvass for a new baseball rage haa throttled aay aspirations for stadium at jkreeeat. AFTER FLAYERS.

The new South Atlantic league Tnaaa- gers sr are already looking up talent for next I sceeoo- Tbe following letter from Manager Smith, of the Knox til le. team to ef Interest to local players: Knoxvllle. Nov. 29. litus.

re ran sprres er raa sseriaaa I am going to menage Macon, In tbe new South Atlantic league and I would like to bear from gowd players. The foi. lowing towns are la tbe league: too, Augusta, Columbus. Savannah. CharleaHoa.

S. and Jackaenvtlle, Fla. Chae. W. Boyer.

laat year's Secretary ef the Atlantic Club, to President of the league. Everybody to worked up ever the aew Inague dowa South. I xaaaaged Ores we vl lie. Miss, laat seaaon. Players address me at oooe: No.

Sut Wall st. Knoxvllle, Teaa. W. A. Sxtrrat.

yr- Srrn, EATTOEAL Fox Hunters Assart tion Annual Chase Opens' To-Day. aeana aw raa awewiaea. New Haven. November 2S. Mewt-bers of the National Fax Hunt era' Aisao cistion.

which meets hers to-snorrow aad I will remain ia seeatoa until December be gan arriving to-day wKh their slogs sad bor se a. both of which are very Sne specimens. They will be followed by ethers tonight aad to aim raw. Indies lens aesat te asset auccesaf ui mast, aa the giueuid to in excelleat condition far- trailing aad the weather ia good. There are a large iiiiiiilisa foxee.

and sir Reyes rd has a wide scops ever which be can lead his pureuiia a tster ckaae, Ts-saorrew will be devoted ta looking aver the territory aad ass king en tries for the puppy Derby, which will ma a Taeeday. Among these here to the veteran steel pi ant anavchinery aaaaaf actor- rr. Wax. Wade, of Plttsbayg. Peas -aad hto sen Was.

of Boston. President W. L- Gratty aad John Graves, ef VeewaJUea. Ky, aad R- J. Ftaca.

F. Behne sad Ed Baxbour. ef LoxriawrUie. AEST OF lid AFTTXTill). Providence.

R. Nevember 29. The aew wage scale adopted by the cettea smite at tha state, which reduoes tbe wages ef es- erattvaa MA per cent, restoring the price net two years egvxTTwill go lute effect to- rrow. Thirty eavsa mills, whose ei ployeut aggregate mari thaa 17.000. will be No treubae to aatlcisated by tbe XTGAE HJLCZJTZ EEAD.

Bradford. Pnu, November 29. Edgar Mackey. leading man ef rhe Bennett-Moui-toa Dramatic A'ompeay. died here te-day at the Bradford Hoapttal ef typhoid fever.

He as SO years of age. Charles Weed sad ant Murray, ef the same treese. are tl; c.J jitii st tie same aor-itsX rbach il gang wbea rweev TVse-e are levtare ssAaexrag paataa I there a a Sitskla baa Sir Btteahg beta ssasee. saw bi'-a's." I I i I I I I I I I I I I I i ot of ta, To Tliitj tho Treaty lti Sttzr tst rr-tKtlit lit mLm Uriir V7hlch To Dmlcp Tsa tL Izltrzil Ariin. E-xe bUr sal fnUatUa Fmlra esJgls.tr.

pi wise be ja Tbe aest sat ef paatliai toe. iari sa a te tae) sew It pub be ef FwBBsaa wul be the rsttoeauwa ef the eeee treaty etvd Ms leiar te WattJsfies, abstb to lsa4 f-wws4 le wua awn tw ee tsekHeaieeAy se-tlwsa Pass ma a aa Tbe rwtlSeailaMI ef tbs leeexy wttg be the final ae far as Paaeesa to ee reread, akwaiuiely toasueg tae ae reambae te tae seslea ef tbe t'ssted Sielee Afiev tba baa beea serened tt to thewgbi sat tae let km we Ihutt there at: reaaaia SMbisg le I pswaavs ta ae earest te prss4 tbe aewteeti-a af tha fYieaesbts ef bee Isasraal aaTatra The ati.iwttr ef a mmr eetth er armed irewbt frees La a wk A keel tale sseiens waders! aeyweere ea law meat, see si wer beard dlavsmsa. essciaily eAbae-wtee Tbe arovteioes ef tae eaaai treaty nee. 1,, ding tbet the yearly safmea.s ef rsraf saau set aegis satu SJae years saaii aa va elepeed sad the etoties ttesvastag I'eioe sad free fc-orta bare 'arsaai fears regsrd-ag tbe rewabrie a liy te raise sumctest reveeue Is am Ita es- Tbe making ef Casea and Panama free ports Ut deprtva the tepwaiie eerb year ef itoul gbtn.ntn ta strvev er ftSi.mtn gold, this amount being three Aft he ttf lbs total revenue ef the republic oeteisa ef Ibe railroad ssd raael saymeni. The status er Versatllee arrived here tbla afieraoeja from Cartsgsaa.

She reports that tbe Cartagena autaentese allow her te tbrar for Coiaa er te take ee beard paseer.gera. freight er mall far thai pert. She waa furntehed, bewever, eiik clearance papers far Pert la The In tematkena I Otta. ef wai'b Jose Augustla Araagu. aae ef Ike auambsra ef the Junta.

Is preatdeat, gsre bail tav sigkl In beaor ef tbe Aaarrw-ea aatal "f- cere now ta Paaama aud The fanrtiea waa aUeMad by awrmweee ef the llovsrnment, the Consuls, the eiflorrs line British rraleer Amphlea ssd rumba sf prsmmiat serwvaagea. GEVZEAL EETES Busy In Wssblsgten, But Refuses Ts srartAt. aterarta re rag swesisss Washington 0. C. Nevember 29 leterej Reyes, epectai representative ef Ine Flaps b- of Colombia, spent tbe greater part ef to-day' here conferring wits la, llerra the Cotumbiaa Charge A ft aires.

Oeaersi Reyes would make ae etaiimint to-day, nor wmiI4 Iat. lierraa, the Cote bias Charge. The enV-taia were until late thla afternoon st the' Colombian legation, when fieaeral Reyes returned te hie hotel. lis hsa declined t-t state tbe object ef bs mlsstoe and that will penbebiy nut be knowa until ewmmuabsted by him. self er by lr.

lierraa le the Mist treri. mer.t. and there ft er peseibly st Ike White House. The status ef tbe treaty wltb I'anssAa'for the rmnmt is that baa beea agreed te by secretary Hay ar.4 Mintaier Hunau Verily lef Paaama. and tbs laner has received ae- sure nces.

he says, that It will I ratlfled by Panama. Tits Instrument mul thea be su boil lied to the fatted Stales Senate for ratification. Sa far rhe la position Dent-oeratia Senators la te scruusis the treaty very closely. It may develop that the United Stales Will have te appoint at enre a Minister le tbe new State of Pane ma and tbe nomination of such aa officer would have te be -sent te the Senate by the Preskteett. Such nomlnsllos aeuid precipitate da- bate In executive eeeslon which would cot.

the whale subject referred to by Mr. Morgan. It Is possible and probable that changes may be made In tbe treaty as sent te Panama snd ss rapid action wul bs re quired It might be necessary te have an ae. credited diplomatic agent ef the fatted States lo deal with the Junta. The State Department oflVlals" te-atght Inilmste tbal General Reyes cast te Waanlngtoa- "too late." No arrangements have yet b-a mad, say these evhetels.

fog tbe visit nf tl-ncrel Reyes te tbe Slate Department sr the White House. IV FOETO EICO Domingo's Deposed Seeks Shelter. Preeideut Saa Juan. P. R.

November 29. flee re I Woe till arrived last sight tar tbe Ger man rraiser Fslke. The Fslke start eg at daylight tbla -morning ea her ret ore te Saa Doming o. In I he course of aa Interview with a representative ef tbe A asocial ed Press Oeneral Woe Oil aald: No stgaificejiee attaches ta tbe fart of my traveling oa tba rrutoer KwAua failed State Minister Powell otter est me passage oa the gunswet Newport te New Orleexe or Kingston. Jiailia.

but I preferred te ome te Saa Juan, aord rite German efiVrtala ninety ouerea me irwrteporiseton. 'Regarding tbe overthrew ef my Oeveeaw meot. I can only aay that It was due te the lm patience ef toe people. With my respect for the ronetitnitea te this patience caused tbe revoHtfioa. If tae sew Government starts mjaatltativnaiiy my people will agree wHh It; If net.

they will try aa-' Aver ee-oiutioa raiber tkaa revolution." tleaeral Wos Gil will resaaJa here twe Beoaths. Wsea eased If be -were contemplating urging tae felted Btatee Oevera- it te establish a preteetersie ever aaa Domltuye the Greere! plaewd bis anger aaoa his tips and waved bis hand his entire manner Indicating the truth of the rumor hat such a step was the ebiert Seeier Gal vans ml astern te President Reus rert. STOITED WITHOUT FAFXES, Ktngstea. JsauAra, Nevsoaber Tag reyai mail staaowr TreaL which si 1 1 red reports that the pert authnrl tlea ef Cartaareaa rafaead to etear ber for Ooiow but less i i rlearajsne psptrs te ber for Port Leaaon. Costa Rloa.

Despite this fact tbe Treat called at Castas and teok ea board paseengers and cargo In tbe future. however. ef aay will net Bla. Bra raJUag at isthmlaa te Car DR.CH A SE'S BLOOD AlAfT DUILD5 vYOU.UP a ta at FOOD THE t. CIaaSE COSlPAWv V-S-l fe Te i-'-'e weekly nrarit cj In (Wi- TVrtts tt Its.

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