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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-08

The Logan Drug Company, druggists,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-08

NV HAVEN, CoSS., Sept. 7.-Scnator
uawley, who was reported last night to
be ut Cape May comforting with Presi-
dent Harrison relative to accepting the
place in the Cabinet made vacant by
the resignation OF Secretary OF War
Proctor, was seen this morning by an
Associated Press reporter. The inter
viewer placed copy Of last nights
despatch in the senator's hand and
asked him what truth there was in it.
''None at ALL" he answered. 81
haven't seen the President since last
May, and he has not sent for mo. The
matter referred to has not entered my
mind, and do not know that any OF
my friends have asked the place for
MOI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-08

WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept. u Tho
whaleback steamer Chas. w. Wetmore
left the wharf OF the Pussy & Jones
Company in this city yesterday for
Philadelphia, whore she will complete
her cargo Of machinery, and sale for
Tacoma, Wash, about Thursday. a
number Of persons took the trip to
Philadelphia.
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,pnrnelps DIsllko Of Green.

410uV7F 4't7F'I'71'
Some curious stories are just now
afloat about Mr.. Parnell. One now
attracting attention is that he has 4
fierce hatred Of emeralds. The sight OF
an emerald, whether in a pin or ring,
is sufficient to drive him almost crazy,
at least, so the story goes. From hat
ing an emerald stone no grew to detest
everything green, and consequently he
has a horror OF the green flag OF Ireland.
He is anxious and always has been to
have the Irish national color changed.
He believes that the Irish cause will
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-08

wAsl1NaT6%; D. G., Sept. 1.-The
Post this morning says that private ad-
vices received here state that Gen.
uawley, of Connecticut, has been offer
ed the War SGcretaryship to succeed
Secretary Proctor, and that lie is now at
Cape May comforting with President
Harrison abouttlie mfttterI Q n y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-08

THE Olive branch has always been
used ms an emblem of peace and good
will. When the dove returned TO the
ark with the Olive twig in its mouth it
brought Joy and peace to Noah and his
family. The mission of "0LEvE Blossom"
is to carry joy, peace and health to suf-
fering women.
"olive Blossom" is sold by Logan
Drug Co., @. X. Goethe, W. W. Irwin,
w. i. Williams, @. Schnepf, O. Menke-
meller, w. @. Armbright, W. II, Will
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Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry; Bowie &
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-08

PITrsBuRGu, Sept. THE National
Association Of Postal Clerks convened
in this city this morning, with fifty del
egates present from all parts OF the
country. The meetings are being held
at the Central Hotel, and are secr2'
The object Of tho association is to sect .
classification Of wages similar to that
of the letter carriers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-08

OMAHA, Sept. John D. Sutton, sec
rotary OF the Irish National league Of
America, when asked whether the forth
coming convention at Chicago would be
for or against Parnell, said; 1.-THE con-
vention will be perfectly independent
OF all Irish factions"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-08

Moro Arrests OF Keystone Bank Thieves.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept, THE expected
arrest of another OF the clerks Of the
looted keystone Bank, on the charge
Of making false entries in his ledger,
took place this morning The arrested
clerk is J. Frank Lawrence, formerly an
individual ledger clerk at the bank, and
brother OF Charles Lawrence, the as
sistant cashier Of the bank, who is now
serving seven years sentence in the
penitentiary for the share he took in
robbing the bank. Frank Lawrence
was brought before United States Com
missioner Craig and held in $4,000 bail
for hearing tomorrow. L. L. Mcguire
and Charles Eye, the two other clerks
who were arrested Saturday night, will
also be givena hearing tomorrow
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Ohio, SteubenYille Seminary!

The Misses Halls Boarding and Day ssad
or Girls Graduates from an EXTENDED cosfs
or admits by certificate to Wellesley. Opens
SEPTEMBER 10. For circulars aldrS,
jyl7.Mw4P MISS MARY a. HALL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-08

ST. LOUIS, Sept. Frank Parrish, the
leading witness in the Pcrrian abduc
ton case, who disappeared from Detroit
some time ago, has been found in this
city and will return to Detroit Tuesday.
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Hncltien,s Nrnlcn snIre.

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1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
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UNIVERSITY OK VIRGINIA

SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine vtesl
begin 9th Jnly, 1891, aud end glh Sgp v. y,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-08

Col. Culpepper who has struck one
of his former Ghattels)-"What ever be-
came OF Auntie LouY Waiter-'Sho's
daid." Col. Culpepper-"Old age%
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STATE OF Ono, Cry OF TOLEDO, ..
LUCAS County. ~

FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he
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be cured by the use OF HALL's CATARRn
CuRE. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day OF December,
A. D., 1886.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-08

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pENlSON UNIVERsIrY.

EnS1noeri1as School
WASHINGTON AND LEE USTEHs1Y,
Civil. Mechanical. Mining, Electrical Adde's
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MEDICAL,
HEALTH is WEALTH,

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"cas.orin Is the best remedy for children of
which l am acquainted. Ihopo tho day is not
far distant when mothers will consider thereal
interest Of their children, and use castoria in'
stead Of the varionsq uact nostrums which arc
destroying thelr loved ones, By forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
On. J. F. KEcHEtoE,
Conway, Ark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-15
BnlI Players Reserved.

WASHINGTON, Oct A.-N L. Young. President OF the
National Baseball League. to-day announced that tho
following named players have been reserved for the
season Of 1892 by clubs members Of the National
League together with those players who reserved
In former but who failed refused to sign
contracts:
Nrw YoRK-w Ewing A. Rnsie j Ewing r Common
George =. Gore Richard Buckley. A. f. Clarke l..
Whistler Charles BasEett. John " Giasscock
CHiCAGO.-M J. kittredge. William Merritt. i. r. Iuby,
A.C. Gumbert. W. hutchinson y. +. PreIcr T. 4.
Bnrns j. }. Cooney, W +. Dahlen. W r. Wilmot. James
Ryan. G. Carroll William schriyer Thomas Nckcry.
George +. Van Haltrcn. Hugh Dufy. Charles Farrell
CIScISsAII-W. =. Rhnes. +. N. Crane. j p larrlng.
ton, j. Muane, J. W. Keenan, J. O. Reilly, j. A. Mo.
Phse. J W. Holiday; ". 4; Latham. George J. smith.
gnooxIrNII. n: Ward, p l. foniz @. I TinkneS 7.
DAILY. G. T. DALEY, T. T. Kinsiow. W. D. O'Brien. NJ j.
BosIoS; y @. GARRISON ! Kelly G. 4; Nichols. u.
Long j. Quinn, William Nash ". s Brodis. r. Lowe ii.
Stovcy. D. Bronthers. Thomas Brown, r. r. Johnston.
william DAILY, H. Richardson. NJ. J. Madden.
CLRyELASD.-C. Zinmer. J. j. Doyle. q. Tebean. y. T.
Young. Henry Gruber L. viau shearon, E. Mexican.
q. ~ Davis. +. McAeer. c. l.. Childs, J. X. Virtue,
Jesse Burkett. :. Knauss. Paul Radford, j. Stricken
PrrrsBuRGH-J Beckley l.. Bicrbauer 7. g. Shugert,
John Corkhill. T. anon, George Miller. Con Mack. N.
Baldwin. j. F. Calvin. Albert Maui
PuiLApELPHiA.-John Clements, William Gleason. Jr,
S; i: thompson, r. q. Allen. W. r. Hamilton. John
Thornton, f. j. Deehanty, W. Gray Charles Esper.
William Brown, Jerry Denny 7. J. Gc.f"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-15
INTERCOLLEGIATE TENNIS.
The Mig Tournament Started with some
Fine Playing.

The Mig Tournament Started with some
Fine Playing.
New HAVEN. Oct. 14.-Good weather favored
the opening OF tho annual intercollegiate ten
mis- tournament to-day. Some close matches
were witnessed in the singles. but it Is gen.
orally conceded that the championship
should be between F. H. Hovey and c. 7. Lee.
who will probably meet in the finals Duncan
Gambler. ono OF Columbin's representatives.
pluckily defeated r. H. Mallory Of Trinity. L.
r. Parker OF Yale made strong fight against
Lee. but was compelled to succumb to the
latter's steady game. Following are the days
scores:
singles-Preliminary round ". .. LUDLOW Stevens,
beat A. stearns, Amherst, g. O.: f. McMnl!in.
Columbia. beat T. Jones. Brown, 90, -; }. How.
<. Avery Williams beat ". + Fi.h Yale ~. -: T.
H. Hovey, Harvard, beat II. Wilson, University OF
a. AGn . ss Ssss
~: l. 1 Parker Yale. beat Reed. amherst. ~ a.
lam. "a JSnssn finse,1n Sea O.
brown. Jr, Harvard. ga. U-3 H. Geors. Brown, beat
4. Brown Dartmouth "a. al; D; Gambler Columbia.
First Round..MsMuiien, Columbia, beat Ludlow.
Stevens. 6-3. 6.3; Howand. Yale: beat Smith. vii.
Il.m. Sy dsfaplt l,0Eey Hsrya,d heat "a. AvsTy WI
Trinity d, o.; wrenn. Harvard beat smith Brown
By default; Lee cnse.s,y Of rSnn.yIys,n. beat Par
tisGrse brown 81, 30; GAMBLER, Columbia. beat K
poaSe.. eiiminsry' round: SANFORD and shaw.
son s %S jsnn.S beas While and
Cornell by derauit; McMuilen and Gambler Columbia
beat Mccormick brothers, Princeton ~. 81: Brown
and dnnni.on. Dartmouth, beat Avery and Anderson,
Williams, 81, 3d.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-15
A Had Defeat for Columbia.

score-Princeton. 80; Lehigh. o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-15
COLLEGE MEN AT PLAY.
FOOTBALL TIE RULING SPORT JUST
non.
The boys are Making Things Hum All
Along the Line-S'olunbia's Team SIN
Weak-Results or Yesterdays Games-
The Big Tennls Tournament STARTED.

The Boys are Making Things Hum All
Along the Lihe-Solunbia's Team, SIM
Weak-Re suits OF Yesterdays sames-
The Big Tennis Tournament started.
PRINCETON. Oct. 14.-An unusually large
crowd turned out to see the football game with
Lehgh. Tho fact that Lehigh has the greatest
team she ever put on the field explains the ell
thusiasm that was evinced during the game
small contingent OF students accompanied
Lehigh. and the latter We'd with the big Prince
ton crowd In the cheering Among tho spec-
tators were many Of Prncetons old crack
kickers. who had come to see what their alma
mater is going to do with Yale this year. The
huge size Of the Lehigh players was in marked
contrast to tho size Of tho Princeton men. and
there was only one way OF explaining why
every one felt sure that Princeton would win.
namely. because Lehigh has not yet got scien-
tite na .o od down to q, fine point
hat 'frsss se AFRAID Ease
vania. Il ssems to mo that there Is no good
cause eau why she should not be admitted Into the
nnd had begea
81 her quarter back she might lave. scored
Baliett to say TINT he outpiayed symmes at
"'m nnt fSGe anyt P9}ihif hot,
is 2 player that could secure q. place on either
work was the feature OF the game. The rush
erS made openings In the Princeton line ut
Will. Princeton depended more on running
around the ends. being unable to make any
substantial, gain through my part of the
line. Her, best work was done BY Vincent.
en-. King did the best work OF Ills
life at breaking through the Lehigh line when
and Dowkont did good individual work in their
places. Poe did the best work. both in run
ming and tackling. His phenomenal runs.
however, were largely the result OF Kings
splendid Interference. The teams lined up In
fInS tolioEing order with Bradford, captain Of
last years right half back. as referee:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-15
Rutgers Gets a Victory.

Touch downs, q; goals, 8: safety. ].
cCormicl. Unpirc-Mr. Wright.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-15
LOUIsrILLE"s CLOSING RACES.
Princess Limo Defeats the FnvOrite, Marion
e., IN the Handicap.

LouIsvuLE. Oct. l4.-fivs races. run on O
dusty. slow track, wounl up the fall meeting
hero to-day under sunny skies in the presence
OF an attendance Vt about 1000. Tho talent
rs usual were all Mt sen fonr Of the winners
being npn-favortcs in the betting. The largest
winning stable hero Is that Of Il. J. Trnacy
with $1,000 won. while Curt Gum leads the
horses. his earnings amounting TO $500.
Tho race of tho day. tn" Cash Handicap one
piie md az 8Tart.r, hai but three starters.
lrhorpel. and Marion G.. ia TX. Wi!iiansl
Tho latter was favOrsn al = 10 ! on, hut she
has gone back on her lat. torn. and the I'm
proved Princess Lime. who was " 10 s in rho
Place LIQUORS. Tims. ":ia.. VI The se1 Winner by
this r,co earnsn place in the S5.UOO winners
The first race. selling purse. one mile. with
two-year-od lilly Ollie Glenn. Who was 4 II To- ~
N tho betting thu 1 I" favoritc. Qucrnie
Tr9wbridge, finishing -ec2nd. length IN front
Scratching redn,c' the field in tho milo and
n sixteenth hundicap to 1.-Two starters Milo WAS
tavorlte ut 4 to :. but he ran unplGced, the
1.onGfellow lilly Kincsem. Ion. Pcrkinson IN,
isashs d. N"Ss wo sHb eSt 5 Rx 1wS
Wrinkle length for second place. Time. l III
tho Long feilow colt Wadsworth. lis, il. VIII
Hams in the saddle. the favorite at itq5. IIe
Prince Of Darkness. Time. 11S.
A nino.furiong selling purse. with9 fold q
six starters. ended the meeting. The . too
By six ieigths. HIsneme second. length and
9 half before Bob Forsythc. Bertha the favor
tie. ran fourth. Tine. 2:OO'..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-15
NEWS OF TIE YACHTS.
The vsmoose viii Remain Here Until Next
Summer.

There will be no race between the Norwood
and Vamoose this year. but the chances OF a
race next year are very good. The Vamoose
Will not go to San Francisco until next season.
but will be laid UP in Tebo's yard. The dam
aged steam steering gear is almost repaired.
Yesterday the crew were hard at work getting
the Vamoose into shape for the winter. The
brass smoke stack has been taken of. The
CRATE bars were taken out and painted to pre-
vent their rusting. The engine will be well
creased. and then n canvas cover will be
will remain here all the winter and be ready to
race in the spring.
passs sTs s safs ssop sfsq br ssG and
is 9eg y to Be put in
storm. 4 small sioop and two two catboats were
driven high and dry on tho beach on the east
sidSii and several rowboats have been dam
there are at x H ssa number r Of y yGhts
8 sSsa nsss5ns sTnfa AHshn a
rssss BY S osa
oWnsd Sy SSeypor l. Husted banshes own
owned BY: Charles Olmstead; Nameless. owned
Ly c. W. ,Wstmore: Olive. owned by 4; l. Fer
t Wnsd sSs sSS, s SRRSrd vn kslDES s
tS IT, % Sns enta vs sS Swsrs g. n liz ny
~ The es smnnEgler' owned by ~. Boury. is at
ana sSha az lay Ridge
Mt TS e for peYs s are
tive. ana New does show ss ssns p Do
Ing se" Yacht PfS or %e Re xpeGtsl W afn
foot cutter for George Bullock and 9O-ioot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-15
Trottine at Poughkeepsls.

Time-2:24H. 2:22k. 2:lvA.
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Kentuck VS. Mig Hal. or Trotters.

LEXINGTON, Oct k.--Twenty nine head OF trotting
horses were sold at Woodward 4 shanklin's combina
tIon sale here to-day for total of s2o.o5o making
an average Of yo91 Following is list Of those selling
for $500 and over;
Nys.iS by Dtss1to, dam y I!smble'on"n
hegas er - 3 by Indian Mn dam by George wilkes:
Nnma; b. 9, by Indian Hill dam by George wilkes;
Oldhy 3, {" 2, 6y Princess dam by Pilot Mambrlno;
Ordinance, br 4, ., by Princess, dam by George
wilkes; Il, y. Mcmillan, 81. Mathews Ny. $500!
VMaliy, b. c. ?, by Princess dam by Handle tonian
10; !. II. Beam, Bsidstown. KY, Ss35.
Niles. b: s,s. by Princess dam by Volunteer; Sam
pPlgP sp By rrIness;. dam by Messenger Duroe
o6eliski q by rhallis dam by Princess; o. L.
r. asf.Ssliln Fs y Issf " ss q george "'''
ssnne G od:sSyro dam by Su'w0'd George
Oivette, br. e. by Director dam by Princess; John
d. Creighton, Omaha, Neb. 1l,0T5.
hay colt, yearlinx by William L.. dam by Prncess
H. " Lakoman, Independence. Mo- SI.bOO
Middleton ! wing ssisSoa, Wiz 81 to y" ny nay
Hs sssy MGSS RI ssT Mikes dam by Su~ood
, gs rrinss,s m TX Princeton dam by Glen
Ruth. br. Z. =, by Count wilkes. dam by MambrinO
Patchen; Fred Hubbard. Cedar Springs. 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-15
Trouble Between Two School Teams at
Prospect Park.

The Brooklyn High School.Adephi Academy
football match at Prospect Park yesterday
afternoon ended In row after twenty minutes
OF good. sharp playing on the part Of both
teams. The play which caused the trouble
was made by tho professor who fills the posi-
ton OF full back on tho High School eleven.
The Adelphi rush line had forced tho High
School team to make safety. Prof.. Aldridge
brought the leather to the 25-yard line.
kicked of. and sprinted down the
field. guarded by two OF his men:
and before Full-back Ottsrson OF the
Adelphi eleven. who had been interfered with
by the High School guards. could reach tho
ball. Aldridgs had regained III possession and
claime5 that the High School lads were 9ff
play, for he was undecided which way to give
s snho First ne declared In fey9r OF the
SSaf Of the doubt; Finally he gave the High
had been obieeting. with all the oldtime yisor
Of "Beecher" Pratt. now Withdrew his team
from the field. and Prof. Aldridges boys
The score. not counting Aldridge's touch
doWn. was: Adelph, 8: High School,, o.
The tpam9 lined nm q fOIloWS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-15
I.arkins and Johnny Grimm Matched.

1t will be surprise to tho patrons Of boxing to know
that Jimmy Lakns Of Jersey city tbe undefeated I2c
pound man. and Johnny Grimm OF Braintree Mass.
have been matched 10 fight before the Olympic Club OF
New Orleans. On Monday last President Charles Noel
Of the Olympic Club sent telegram to the Waaafst
Nsrs asking II Larkins would Griffin. When Lar
kins was broachsd on the subject he wanted know
how long he would have to train, and how much for
expenses he would receive Yesterday President Noel
sent word that the date nxed for The bout Nov ~
i.f.e,oIy" yss,s,d,y's ,ssgram read consider the
and he exprsssed q Willingness TO make the match
Grimm 10 the man who had Ike Weir the door when
the police stopped the light about three months ago
IArfins beats him spcftng he will be ii the
top OF the lz1poond class. without question.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-15
Williams Goe. to Troy for n Victory.

Troy. Oct. 14.--The Williams College and the
Plucky Laureate football elcvens battled hero
to-day on the Laureate grounds. and tho col
lege boys downcd their antagonists to the tuno
OF 40 to O. Williams played lazy and
wretched game at the start, and for time It
seemed as II the Laureates would hold the
score down close and perhaps run up a few
points on their own side. but toward the close
began to show team work. and from that point
on the TrOjans were not in the game
Williams depended almost entirely on hcr
half backs. while Laureates only strong point
was the "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-15

First Race-Handicnp sweepstakes OF $40 each. with
3 100 added OF which 5000 to second and 500 TO
third; sig furlonRa
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Y. n. &. A. Tennis.

The boys belonging to the Young Mems Christian As
socatOns OF this and surrounding cities have been
holding an interesting tennis tournament the ath
ietic grounds at Mott Haven. The championship In
singles won by L. wyeth OF the Harlem branch. The
doubles will be played to-day on the Lenox Tennis
follows:
Preliminary Round-T. Campbell, Harlem. beat A.
bangs INVENT third street. "a b-3; L. wyeth liar,
lem; beat y: Ewaid JeIssy City N. g. as, -;
%; w. White, Harlem, beat L. Brown, Harlem, 90,
Ill. Al. half set, y
semi.nnals-R Bryan, Harlem. heat " white, IIAr.
lem. n bye. is ,t-2
Final hound L. wyeth, Harlem. bea, n Bryan, IIar.
leu, b--3, ID, ' "
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Parkway Rod and Gun Club shoot.

The Parkway Rod and Gun Club did not have
such large attendance as usual at their reg
ular monthly shoot at Dexter Park yesterday
Usually they have quite u crowd. but yester-
day only twelve men went to the score. The
bingham rules for a handsome gold badge. H.
Helfans and a. Botty killed their seven
straight and shSt Cf Botty cutshot his .oppoS;
won the, badge, 'He shot in a syespstake that
followed and killed eight straight, making HE
was divided BY J. Bennett and a. Andrews
The score: ]. n Edgerton, 30 yards. 81 II. ".
p BrfspTsll 20 ysEds: 81 Il B9ofRm n,t' yards yards
hS nsSssss s ssrd. Z lS Is ISSs
s: g H Hunt rs yarSs. 5: J. aBeepsH 20
xi ysid Il 8; W. fssta fssssi. ID yards L. A''''