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OCTOJ5E11 31, 1S9G. SATURDAY MORXIX BRIDE" BURNED TO DEATH. ntissed. but his eare was postponed until November C. STRUGGLES OR TflE GRIDIRON ii mw aai i www kss; This affair premises tn he one of the finest the club h-a ever held.

Invitations will be out tie first, of. the week. ENDED BATHERSUDDENLY. U. 1'.

Objects to si Decision of tlie Iiefere- uii lvc tlx- SeiuiitsirJa lis (let tin' Garse. The football at Exposition park yesterday b--tivffn the Western university and the Allegheny athletic ciub teams ended after about minutes' play by W. IT. I', lavlur the field, and disappointing spectators. Tlie cause wa a conflict betwren' the referee and the umpire.

The refr.re hold the handle. and upon W. I'. 's to continue, cave the game to the by a svortf to 0. Hy means of a quarter b.u-k kick the W.

U. EMM IF THE 5 (I A E3 tu Liht Improved methods of manufacturing, and an enormous increase in sales during tlie past year, have materially reduced the cost of production of the Improved Welsbach Li'4ht, making it possible to reduce the retail price as follows: Light With Standard Shade, S2.00 Former price, Light Vith Reading Lamp SSiade, $2.25 Former price, 75. Lights With Deco'ctej Shajes at Prcpsrtionatal'j Rajucad Fiprcs. The Improved Welsbach Light is far beyond comparison with any other method of artificial lighting. Burns i the gas gives times the light.

For Sale at 722 Penn Avenue. All genuine goods have) tra.lrvmar.it "Welsbach" on each box. EGGER3' PHARHACiES 172 OHIO, Cor. Middle 299 OHIO, Cor. Chestnut ALLEGHENY, PA.

11 SMITHFIELD ST. nononjahela House. OPEN ALL NIGHT. PITTSBURG. had taken the ta within ven the goal iine.

n.lti KicKM t.te tu on tne So-yara line, and eatiKnt and ran to the line he was brought down. After making two attempts to forc the ball over the line. W. I 1 resiite.i to the qunrter back kick. The P-: 1 1 i went sailing over the goal line.

It Wii-a a k. but Henrv was behind the pin, ana it into his hands. He lost no time i.i it to the grcutid. came tne fdcr. The umpir" decid-d that Henry v.ns onside when the kick was made, and according this ruling the touchdown sn utld be allowed.

But the referee deeiued that Henry was offside and ordered the bail back to the sevn-yfiro possession oi the a. V. to listen to r-f. Guilford kicked goal and the Iv.ys up in the niddlf of the n-ld. waiting for "Farsors" to kick off.

The '-l',) rs. r.f wcr-eaner tovsii to do s. the i.i l.all must be out in piav on th. seven- ml line. They up.

snaia-e-i th ar. Mc.l vmnld. by half team. with It across I'. goai line, nia.ie a imaginary and tried kic goal, but f.ii-d.

WVle this was soing the W. C. P. players ir. an 1 laughed at the "Pars Nearly even- football player or.

the wns of "the that the referee va Thev claim he had nothing to do with offsi -hat the dutv of umpir whose right or wror.K. is dr.a umiiir- decideo Henrv rside, the r.a- i dos ii shy-odd ha l.e-n ern university rame in far a g. fHvrrable o-mmnt for leaving line-up: The d.a'i ll-i 1, W. od un- w. v.

r.y Purtt Williams McConkey Hoskins P.urr.h am Guilford Henry Shahr VenJ0ey er O. Kinnr.er. A. A. 1.

ech J. Jt.hr.s-.n It 5. J.ihr-s-r. tacKle en ba. half.

half 2.1. Ha all bac! Tr: -n eps M. I'm: EASTERX HOWI.ERS OMlSG. IlpooUIjii Eiiierls Intend to Play In Pit tslmrg Xt Felrniiry. NEW Oct.

30. It was decided last week to sen I the Br-K-kiyn who toured the west las or. araathr trip in ail FfV.rus.i'V. The team will leave New York on Tuesday. i I wiil be res-rveJ for Pittsburg bowlers, and February for Wheeling.

W. Va. After 1-av- ir.g Wheeling, four days yiil be given to the Cincinnati bowling league, the east-rn mn playing them February 4. 3 and f. At Louis- vide the team will stop off February S.

Ar- rangemer.ts will be ma le play in St. L.uis February and le; at Kansas City February II and 12; Lawrence, February day. February It. will be spent on the tram seeding on ta 'hicag-a. The players selected to oppose the east win le nee average b-awlers of the Chicago leagu'.

On February 17 and evening games will be played In Fremont. O. A game wiil probabiy be arranged for Columbus or -Toledo, O. o- Pittsburg Oefeats Allegheny. Pittsburg high school played Allegheny high school at Park institute athletic tiel 1 yesterday, and won by the small score of 0.

In the first half the Will was well down In Alllegheny high school's territory the whde time, and after repeatedly bucking the line Cooper was at last shoved over for a touchdown. He also kicked a very difficult goal. In the second half Allegheny high sc.aooi braced up. but still Pittsburg's goal was never In any danger. During this half made a magniiicent end run of about yards, but was downed bv a nice tackle made by Wal lace.

The line-up: P. H. A. IL Sammel Beckert Sherlock Watt Fouse Jones Ruck Ramsey Butler Cooper Nichol Touchdown- end Thorn? tackle Wal'n -e guard Center M-d guard tackle end back half half back oper. Goal from to M.rrr-w Evans Fr.izr T.

Rei i M. Re-id Bark 1-y touch Watt, Wood- Cooper. Sur.stitutior.s ruff for McDonough. McKee Stanton Abltott Knookril Ont. P.UTTAI.1O.

N. Oct. At the Empire club last night there were three contests. Billy Moore, of Syracuse, whipped Kid Kerwin, of Toledo, in the round, kn, htm down three times. Jack lialy and Tom Brr.wnsev met at P.

p.ur Is for l' r. un Is. The decision went Italy. The tight of the everir.g was between Stanton Ar-bott. of Er.g- i land, and Matt Matthews, of New York.

Taey wfre down for 1 but it took J'JJt rounds tor Mattaews to gs-: away wita the Four More Jtecortl ymnfched. NASHVILLE, Oct. 30. -Four record were broken at Cumberland park yester biy Joha S. paced by th.e iierlo sextette, covered the half mile in :44 his record of :47 made on "Wednes-iiiy.

la by the sextette, Johnson rode the mile ir. :27 4-a. The former tnarit was 2-a. s-t by Kiser at last April. PMbifs, ilyers and Cr-elis set the trijlet marit at 2-5, wiaile Wall-r.

Myers, and St- ver niKltJ a quad one-third mile in :31 1-5. These records are all official. 0 JolinKOti inn on 11 Foul. PHILADELPHIA. Oct.

"Hilly" Payne, of Baltimore, was disuuulltied last night in the fifth rour. 1 of his Iltrht wifa of Minneapolis, at the Tia-j? club. T.iey were to have six rounds, but. despite frequent warnings of the rtferee, Payt.e persisted in clinching. cVo Association Konllinll Tn-Day, The McD.nalds have canceled their game with the Star.iUirrls.

s.iietlule.! for Penitentiary pa-rk to-rlay. Bridgevliie was communicated with, but up to a iate hour last night had not been heard from. Kicker lirtiner In Trouble. MORGANTOWN. W.

Oct. 2'). Student John Bruner, a member the Sate utdversi'y fr-otball team, wis arralgi.ed before the faculty to-day for maki-a, derogatory remarks airainst a professor i.i an after chapel meeting of the students. He will probably be dis- i I i i 1 I COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH THE REGULAR PRICES. LIVE ItIU BasinesM Men I'utoy Af trrtsoon lit the Traps nt Ilariuersvillo.

There was an interesting live l.lr.1 Flieot at H.armersvioc yester. sevei al m-n. The birds were ami Alteehvay business furnished i.y laoe Ewing. Thert- was a bard wind were a the made v.f-re excellent. Threit ma vwtii shot, which resulted as Jollows: First vent, -0 live bir.ls.

r. 'Aevland Kvmn i Muel.lbmner Doc Kwing Second pven; J. Hancock C. W. ylatid Jluf hlbrur.er Doe Mwing Third ev.

nt. WVyland .1. man Mueh'bruner Do- Kwir.g IL'P'1 i Ill "It. 2 ltd! i) livi 1211- mi Id live birds. or: 21111- (Idle 21111 7 112-d 11112- 11.

7 2'2H Flour THE I.H.OM MR SHOOT. l.nt liny Ilntl Top of LIGOXlHTt. Will Hint; tlx- I Cvt. 3:1. This on the was th i iy le Gun duo shoot as interesting as were a f.oi.-ws: vents pr Th T-n $1 Langaetv lo, ,) Mcpherson 9 -u .1.

i 3. P.v'rsor.' 'lve II. Penny S. iu. F.

II. Dent 1 "h-rsor. 6. W. Kir.

Mo-4. .1. This F. S. -t la.

mis-i ua etr-e miss-1, ani I.nught rlivid-d purse. Ten day, the rest F. H. sho! rr.i s. i- ait Tlilel Iteiileu l.y llrme t'lly.

2. The Tl.lel -dav by a s-o llie l.r.:lls. an! se sc The ORnVK CITY. I'a ele'en wrts 14 to i. Tile game esminster is et t.

me. won ft lire were line, and and For work. Th. Thie the by the sa work of the Gr-cc. by ilrehara two 2'- l.tl.i itv i alg fine mioKin r.

-x Hue -iai: Hot la. --up: iv 'A. Th I a Moohing Fruit i t.vkV. Left 8iu -r Path- L'ii i bo I- r. Full Sinv-ox Craig I-'n rniglicr and Julie Matched.

YOFNGi -A ftr. Mike Parr city, and Jor.es, of T. fo boxing contest bef -re the Olympic club on about v. ai. c.

r.ttst as it stands bf sl.ie, subject to parties. 'lytn; io takes all arrar.gr s. r) llriiwt ISefentf I'ieree. NEW YORK. Oct.

The fight P.i'dv Ernst and Islie Pb-rce ia the the Broadway A. was so.pi.ed in round by the referee, who gave the to Ernst. Ta- i ir-t ot" the lift), derision SMrtlni4 Notc. Next Tucsdav electirr. returns wiil be re club ceived at the P.

A. The winners at Later. la were Tan-ans- 1 ored, Maey, Irir.ce Sat.ga Marquise. The D. C.

A. C. litsbuvg Emerald teams wiil remain id- The inaj-rity nf tile pliyers th- s- u-. i-uot-ediv witness the 1 A. J.

game th.s At on the rack. Thursbv. r. th- in 2:1 2:11. It--bate Hit t' Sight.

CI T-uca Me and Will ais-. started. I'ooltiall The Crimson Juniors, the I'raddoek high ar.d ell the Seals-, II In McKe-sport Pr SchetY and Car! Willisms yesterday egrtiphe'i their of the of referee and umt ire in the bay an i Thanksgiving games get ween A. and C. A.

C. There will be an Interesting game football this the i'-iid. high s. tt-a-a and the hia team at Homcwiod. or the cub ri Game at p.

m. Tlie rlaj.i a fine impression at Ex; park -'sterdii Their line Is particularly strong. The was In ba and fumble-l ly. V- i the half back, ut up a --1 gatoe and inva-iahlY msule gams. ITie Iiwren.

evi.b- A. C. hm a r.i as foib-ws: 7.1 ko-y Nov. -aibep 1. Pittj-burg 1.

itth s. ,1 N.o.-mbe;-14 TareTitum Negotiations a-e pending for lie 21-t. i.n.l, the annual Thanks gey irante will with the A. C. This leares but dat i.n 1 nd and win e'.

er ganie r.f the seas. THE MIM(. COIACII.MW. Tii! 1 11 Hi of Ills liereuhout. Elect ion.

lny He 11 Slieeln Councilman Henry lit ttler Is still miss- tng in Allegheny, and it is said there may be a special election called to till i his' place in councils, as representative of the Sctenth ward. Councilman brother, Frank, has 1st from X'-w York, wlore went in 1 seandi 4 the missing eouiicilniari, but lie could r.t a word of h.s brother's. whereabouts. So fur, tb" family of Councilman I is completely in the dark as to his location, and almost give 111 deso.ur of ever seeing hint again. has been away nir.e wee: JoliiiKtotvi llohlier Dying.

JOHNSTOWN, Oct. 30. Th" burglar wounded by Policeman K. of this city, hist night, after having a house, is dying at the Memorial iiosi.itol to-night. It is thought he is the man who ransacked the r'-sidenc? of the priest at Wilmore i night ar.d took a lot of money.

He is still unidenthicd. ililS Tr.f the I IS very best Soioking Tobacco madeo I i I i 1 I I I i i wit 22 Years Sick, Doctors and $1,000 Lost. Mr. M. C.

Teasdale. residing at 10 Sherman avenue, Allegheny, Is one of the most Intelligent e-chanics in the city. For years he has been a close student of our financial system, especially In Its relations to the laboring class- that a system of finance controlled by the bankers is ruinous to those who earn their money by hard, honest toil. He knows that with a single gold standard the bankers can at any time corner the grold and force a bond issue, just as they are doing at present, for the hanks of Pittsburg alone have three million dollars in goid in the-ir vaults, not one dollar of which will thev put into circulation. Mr.

Teasdale will vote for W. J. Bryan, the liberator of the poor. atl all who are kept down by the crushing influences of wealth. In the course of my long and extensive professional experience I have met many curious and Interesting cases; but the long-continued suffering and unsuccess ful efforts of Mr.

Teasuale to regain his health makes his case the most interest- i ing of all. Twenty-five years ago Mr. i Teasdale first noticed the beitinning of his trouble, which for years after blighted his hopes and made life miserable. His disease started in the kidneys in the form of a functional derangement. This produced a change in the chemical of the urine, rendering it very irritatinjr to the mucous membrane lining the bladder.

In time this membrane lieeame congested, which soon led to inflammation of the bladder, usually called cystitis. He was nrw compelled to void r.rin frequently during the day anil night. This produced great pain, and the broken, rest at night greatly debilitated him. Abscesses formed in the walls of the bladder, especially In the neck of the organ, which greatly Interfered with th How of urine. He was doctoring continually, but got no bom-fit from It.

The disease grew worse and he was confined to his hoc for two months. Kvery physician consulted had a different opinion of 1 his case. Xo two could agree, and their 1 treatment only aggravated his suffering. I Spasms of the neck of the bladder wouid occUr, stopping the urine for hours. At 1 one time no urine was voided for 38 hours.

Some of the best surgeons in the i country were consulted, who diagnosed stor.o in the Bladder, nut were unable to verify their opinion by passing an instrument Into the bladder, owing to the. distorted condition of the passage. In this condition Mr. Teasdale suffered on for years, never getting any relief but growing worse all the time. As a result of the pain and suffering' the nervous system became shattered and the stomach extremely sensitive.

Mr. Teasdale furnishes the following statement for publication: Wh-ji I consulted Dr. Shafer I had practically given up all hope of ever getting cured, but as my suffering was agonizing and unbearable, thought I might get some little relief. I had been te.ught by my family doctors to believe that all specialists were fakes." especially if they advertised, but I concluded to Investigate for myself. I found his charges really less than the family doctor's, and as he appeared to understand my case, concluded to try once more.

A more careful and thorough doctor I never met. After a few weeks' treatment I began to improve, which continued until I was satisfied that a cure might he possible. Relief was all I hoped for. but after several weeks" more treatment I realized for the first time in 22 years that I was again a well man. I now believ? that the greatest "fake" on earth is the family doctor who takes your case for treatment when he knows that a specialist understands it better and can give you something in return for your money a thing which he cannot do.

Such at least was my experience. My expenses through sickness, previous to going to lr. Shafer. and for which I had received no henetit. were au follows: octor bills 2Te" bills 2Srt 0" Lost time 5t3 00 Total 0) "It is now over three years since I was cured by Dr.

Shafer. and I am pleased to say that his good work has stood the test of time, and I certainly can recommend him to all. C. TEASDALE." Kindlv remember thst Dr. tehafer is the onlv WATER I 'OCf'OR in Pittsburg, giving special attention to KIDXEY, RLAD-1ER.

LIVER, XKKVni'S, SKIN and 1'RIN'AKY diseases. Hrlng a sample of morning urine. Consultation and examination of urine free. Patients at a distance should send urine by express. Medicine furnished; prices low.

Established in Iltlsburg in 1K. Book of the urine free to all. Avoid imitators. Office hours h) m. to 4 p.

m. Evening hours Saturdays onlv from 6 to S. Sundavs, 10 to 12 a. m. PR.

SHAFTCR, Specialist. 422 Penn avenue. Pittsburg. Signature is printed In BLUE diagonally across the OUTSIDE wrapper ot every bottle of (the Original and Genuine Worces ters i re) SAUCE As further protection against II Imitations. Agents for the United States.

JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, N. Y. CATARRH IS A LOCAL DISEASE and the result of colds and sudden climatic changes. It on he cured by a pleasant reme.lv which is applied directly into the nostrils. Being quickly absorbed.

It gives relief at once. NASALENE is acknowledged to be the most thorough cure for Nasal Catarrh. Cold in the Head and Hav lever of all remedies. It and cleanses the nasal passages, adlavs pain and lntlumma-tton. heals the sores, protects the membrane from colds, restores the senses of truue and smell.

Price 2a at I'ruKctsts or bv mail. Hl'NTHlt MKTiICAL. 4 K. Thirty-iirst Street. New Terk.

All ladies use 1 Canadian Emollient. Pleasant, ngreent.i and huthly perfumed. Cures chapii hands, muchene.1 skin and eczema. irloe 25c and evf rywhere. Rovolvers, FOOTBALL and SPORTING GOODS OF ALL SORTS.

JOHNSTON'S 529 Smithfield St. 1 my SMITHFIELD AND DIAMOND STS. i. it We offer 1,000 fine Derby Hats in many shapes and colors; as good as you'll find any where for $2.00 and $2.25, for .49 TO-DAY We place cn sale 1,000 Silver Tour ists, in black and various shades of brown, with bands to match; also pearl, with black band; all $2.00 and $2.25 grades, at Z4 9 TO-DAY all colors, good $2 grades, ai! Have been the recognized standard of ex maaranta tT ti( Vtlllr anil Vflln In T-J I I 1 1 Tk ,1 ir fl I I 111 1 I I I li I1C rviiw ao -rw anil ail j. i.c Luj(ii3ii iiais wc ire toe a K.

1 -1 elusive agents for. FAULoUN 441 WUUU ,1 a st ruction distinguish "The Sunday Post. vraer it iu aavaace. Itreat1 of I TO-DM wfA tt a nuLuuii mis Mr. A ii ii i AVallooU Added H-p 11m- I.lt of Con I Oil ifliniK.

Mr.s. Annie Wallock. aged I' years, a bride of throe received fatal burns while cooking at her home i her husband's sup-i liuikin borough niiiht. Site was lirougtit to M. r.

hosj Hal. where she died shortly af'r 4 m. yestei aUty. The bo.ly was taken to the morgue. The voting housewife wns in a hurry, and after tilling the stove with kindling coal saturated it with carbon oil.

She- placed the can on ton of the stove and when she applied a match the flume ishot up to the ran, exploded. Site ran from th house not-earning, ami the wind si lhe 'lames. Three Italians who were working on the rail road near bv caitr.ii: her and extinguished the llanies." Her body, however, was so badly roasted that she died front shock. 1 I'llV HALLOW PS! ANKS. Thi ls Hie Msltl iiif nuiii iij i i Hit; Illeiiieiit.

Its "Halloween." gneh tin nn- Ti Is siilIlop-Mt toi the shiv- ers thrcugh ntost people. It is the the stn.ili boy. the br-ish by atid the mis hty arc air. liable make tlutns aotv -rip be 11. the j.ae str.al: ao- Ivi aier a th- rknob or a -bites tao iai i-'v nv a the is more I on iC)V on.

du -k Tir a furor the mis-: their 1 ot v. apple and worry i to or. it it tie 111. MAXSFIF.LP o. Th ver rat be; thing it: pne ever at tell! i.t ed Ste risen, i bat err.oi irgirva, and lion, of lac sa mo s' from to 'M.

is any- Turnouts chili n. crowds at: me in the pa it i i to e. 'A fi Hit OOni p. tiarad to rt.tma ::1 was cro.vd itet iter, i -a; Three Stltteo. i.is rid WJtcii Two Nil-, eitit.

yest. ai ii- 1 I' fr, r- -r. Tltlar-. i kith- aiirs it re. tare i b.

l'i sal a I is r. -n. T-- cin- led car usat.c.s r.f ltisurala-e. bUt t.e i grata Pie, carat :1 to the iz-r bull ling a a Aiwa af $: 1'uiU I'a ar home, a Ibl! near avs each by Samuei snrutti. age: A.

-r Gre c.ujata.g and i patty eci ain. In a f-n da nit bead M- wt. tl a w.arkm-r. tie Uri' mjata at Sm ttrai gas ir c-emmttte a ju-tl i r. lrew in -n: act wi ur ut: 1.

recel Charles Joii! -n. to Ja.l -ix rk.t.g Sunday. in a star ovn i-c- ra: 1 tut -a skuil at catne the and oth'T v. was rns-tit. i'a.

taken fr -m n. ii.iam A. Ill len at e-t lie; re CASTORS A hildrn. HO DM 'nl. 11tN.

11tw. Tl -ad Jas. J. Wei. p.rTs ad or.

page ft Health i never missed tin isc.ise adverts itst prudent families, and they're thou-j sands, have jBURCOOft'S SYSTETsI i RENOVATOR always in the house if you always in the house if are healthy it keeps you so if unhealthv, it ma! liealthy a bottle, bottles at all Jniirists. We give it free for the nsk-lng book on "Health, How 10 Gain and K-cp It." Ask for it. BURGOON WEDICINECO. PITTSBURG. DOCTOR 8UPENN AVENUE, As nil residents know ar.

1 back files of Pittp. burg papers Is the established and most prominent phyeiician In ttie city devoting sp'ctal to diseases of the Skin. Bl Brain und Nervuun System. Kld- ney; etc. NERVOUS and mental disease, causevl by exhaustive studies, enervat ing rployment, haldts.

result-it in physical decay, nerv als debility, lack of energy, ambition and h-pe, lmp.atred memory, disordered sight, self-dinrust. b.ishfuln.ss. dizziness, sleeplessness, pimples ar.d eruptions, impoverished blood, failing powers, orginlc weakness. dyFjeisia, constipation, threatened consumption, and unfitting the f-T s- -iety or marrlioe, are safely find privately cured. BLOOD AND SKIN diseases of all stages id, itches, falling hair, l.r.e pains, glandular ulcerations c.f mr.u-h.

taro.at, ulcers, .11 res, eczema, scrofula, sti.lt rheum, acute and other skin also bad effects of mercury ar. 1 improper medicines are cured for life, and blood poisons eradicated from the system. URINARY kidney and bladder derangements, weak back. emvM tarrhal discharges, recent and long-standing inllammation, swelling, rheumatic and other painful symptoms receive searching treatment, prompt relief and real cures. It.

Whittier life-long extensive experience In these important diseases alTords scientific and reliable treatment on common tense principles. Patients at a distance as carefuily treated as If here. Hours 9 to 1. Advice free. Address I to 4 and 6 to S.

W. W. WHITTIER. M. Sundays, ill PENS' AVENUE 10 a.

m. 1 a. m. FiTlSBURii, pa. For Infanta and Tit ho- ST.

Jk J. AXD P. A. C. ELEVEN'S "WlXi.

MEET TO-DAV FOR THE SECOXD TIME THIS SEASOX. HOW THEY WILL LINE UP. Creembnrg l.atroJe Will Be in EuoU OtlierJs Hair To-Day. GOOD COXTEST3 IX THE EAST. There will be only one big football game In Pittsburg to-day.

and it will oe a hummer. In the East End the P. A. C. and W.

J. teams will set at each other to settlo the. question of su-premacy between them. The P. A.

have played live games this season, and won only two of them. They must win to-day to save their reputation, and they will isurely play "the frame of their lives." They met W. J. on October 3, and could not get the ball over the line, but they also prevented their opponents from crossing the line. To-day the East lenders will battle desperately against their stronsr adversary.

The same old line thai I faced W. J. on October 3 will be there sgrdn, with the exception of Edwards and Cowles, whose place! will be taken by Lovett and McJunkin. Cowies may oe played at center, but this it not -at ail probable, as Reed is doing- good work there. In the back division Bushman will be missing.

His absence is a great loss to A. C. However, either Hamilton or Frye will take his place at halt Bushman is still laid up. and will hardly be in shape for next Tuesday's big game. Hamilton has played only a part of a game at half back this season, whereas has taken part In three games.

In nil likelihood Frye will be found in Bushman's place. Kobinson, hard to beat, will be in his regular position at half back. Charley Aull will cover the quarter bac position, and give the and Athenen will be at full back. The bo3 are in. excellent trim for the contest, and wiil give the P.

A. C. rooters plenty of chances to let loose. W. Jfc J.

intends to take th East End by storm.x Th: pLa-yers are chuosc.fu'.I confidence, ana that is half the victory. They consider the Lie same of October 3 a virtual victory for them, ajid if everytoiiuT ta their way of thinking to-day they and their great erowi of rooters will till the city wl.r. more noise than can be measured ir. a yeer. W.

J. has not lost a Kama this year. It han played five, and ha.s nut been scored against, scoring points to its 0. Hetha.iv was bea.tm 3t to 0. Geneva to 0.

Tide! 54 to 0. and Otterbein 16 to 0. p. A. failed to score, the gam ending in a tie of to 0.

Tha AV. J. team is probably the strong-ejt that has ever represented the college. The same line-up in every gamj this year will face th P. A.

thie afternoon, with the exception possibly of Flowers, whose place at quarter back may be taken by Davis. The game will begin at turjd the teans wiil line-up a follows. P. A. C.

W. liruce Colwes Heppenstii.ll., end Left tackle Duffy Left guard Ingiis Center Hall guard Seaman Kignt xaekle Theurer Rite hey VanCleve Right end Elcher Aull Quarter back Flowers Robinson Left, half MoClintoclc Hamilton Right half lirowniee Atherton Full back Matthews Subs P. A. Martin, Bovaird and Alexander. W.

J-, Blank, Cop. Cowan, Aiken, Leith, Weltie. One of the most Interestirifr garret of the year will be played at Latrobe to-day. The Oreensrtiurg team will play the Iatrob; eleven there. Neither team ha3 lost a game this season.

The Greenburg team defeated P. A. C. by a score of 14 to 0 two weeks ago, and Latrobe defeated Altoona. and Western university.

Roth teams will play the Duquefne-3 this season, and on the outcome of to-day's contest hinges their respective drawing qualities. The Lawrencevllle team will meet Sewickley to-day. Sewickley has been playing good lall. having won two out of four games, its defeats being administered by Pittsburg college and Geneva. Tha teams to-day will line-up as follows: L.

A. C. Sewickley. end tackle Jewkes guard Martin Center Chantler g-uard Patton ICeally Robb Blum Yollbrecht. Lyons, Itight tackle Sands Vetter Right end Springer Coates, Quarter baek.

Kelly Scott Right half Burrows GieL Left half Sommervhle Lvons, C. Full back Lake Extras L. A. C. Miller.

Savage, D. Smith, G. Coates, G. Smith At old Recreation park the Park Institute eleven will meet the Jeannette Indians. The teams are about, equally matched, and a rattling contest is sure to result.

will certainly be lively on the Pittsburg college grounds thisnftemoon. when the Reserves and the Orange athletic club, of Allegheny, meet on the gridiron. Roth teams have been doing well in their late games, and a close score may be expected. Game will begin, at 1:45. The teams will line-un as follows: P.

C. R. O. A O. Phalen McKeever Noaok Renner McQuade Left end Left guarl.

Center Right Bassett Little Me-Ga Erbe Sleppy Rahl Wyrnan Malone end Dorsey. half Knorr Right half "Walker Full back At Exposition park thi3 afternoon the D. C. A. C.

second team will line up against the Nashua tea-m. To judge from the line-up of the second team, it ought have a walkover, with such players as Homer, Noble and Goug'n in the back division. At 3 o'clock to-day the Lincoln athletic club team will play its first game with the Homestead team at Homestead. The team hits been doing some good practice work under its new captain, J. Salmon, and intends to make a fair showing.

The line-up will lie as folicws: Right end, MeGowan; right tackle, K-ese; right guard, Schwaedinger; center. Winde-kneoht: left guard. Long; left tackle, Jones; left end. T. Salmon; quarter back.

J. Salmon; right half, Salmon; left half. Werner; full back. Kvans; substitutes, Sullivan and Mc-Kenna. In the east there will be several very Interesting games.

At Cambridge Harvard will meet the Carlisle Indians, and a great reception is promised for the redskins. Th Indians have met Yale and this reason and managed to score agnlnst each. They will also very likely score against Harvard to-day. Yale will play West point cadets at "West Point. lrinceton defeated the soldffr boys by the m-eagre of 11 to 0, and Yal expet'ts to do Cornell will play the Princeton Tigers at Princeton.

Last Saturday Cornell scored against Harvard and displayed considerable strength. Last year Princeton defeated Cornell by the l.w score of 6 to 0. State college will play Buolcrell at Lat year State won by a s-er rf 10 to 0, but it is not so cor.iident of winning to-day. The make-up of State in to-day's game will be as follows: Center. Murray; ends, Cir-tin, Meehetney; tackles, the Dunsmore brothers; guanls, Olaysmire, Sholl; suarter Heclcel; half backs, Cromlish, Stratford; fall back, Hayes.

Iehlgh is scheduled to play th Ur.lversity of Michigan at Detroit frwiay. The west-rn team in emnng, and it will no sur prise If Lei ehigh is wnipped. Unsehnll I.esijfne for lSflT. The baseball league for the Monongahela valley, projected by Manager Frank Sample, of the C. A.

C. team, of Braddouk, is likely to be formed soon, A meeting of representatives of clubs that are likely to Join the league will be held In Braddoo.k on Thursday- night of next week. Representatives of the following clubs are expected to attend: Greensourg, Jeannette. Viltaerdlng. D.

C. A. C. P. A.

C. and C. A C. Hearty support been promised by the managers of all the foregoing clubs, and next season is sure see a good amateur lague In, western Pennsylvania, Cheat CInl Booma Closed To-Day. At a peelal meeting held at tlae rooms of tite Allegheny County chess club this afternoon, it was resolved that the rooms of the association remain closed to-day.

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