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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-23
Held for Abduction.

New YORK. Jan. %. William Raait. TIA
young steamship agent who was eyressd OF
Tuesday night on the charge of abduc-
ing ten-year old Mary Williams, WAS ar
ragned fox examination to-1ey. Several gil
testified that they had accompanied him i.
cabs. Rhett Was held in 81 600 bail or tl'
charge of assauItlog Mary Morris, and Il
81, 900 bail in each OF two charges OF abdn >.
ton. Rhelt is q son of Berjsmin s. Rhet.
treasurer of the Northeastern Railroad 9
South Car. Ina. BE denies his guilt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-23

LADY OF THE LEoPARDs. "A passenger
in Brooklyn street car The other deg waa
surprised, not to say startled, on glancipg
up fcom tia newspaper be was reading. at
seeing opposite him in the car and jnst over
the top of HE paper the yello1-spd-black
head of ep enormous leopard.
The animals ears we're laid back ard is
lips drawn apart 10 an Dg'y snsrl That
showed it's long white teeth, end liz bez Z e
yellow es es gsred fercely at the aston;sae d
passenger.
The man dropped his newspaper rather
suddenly snd was confronted by sno.bsr
pair OF staring yellow eyes ard moro gleem-
Ing teeh. His surprise was very evident,
for he had been completely absorbed in biz
newspaper, tut be quickly recovered and
sniIed when be cav q very pretty pink
aud e bite human face between the Loop
ards head.
The heads formed pert Of the attire snd
not small part of The edornment Of pref
ty " ing lacy.
They we're real eonards heads, The far 8
fright yellow dotted over With big hack rugs
apd hsv had belonged TO tGo fuli-grovn
sumsi Oae wss msde iG.o Cop. whcb
ited close oyer tie Iady's baa6. The up
per row Of sharp teeth. two Of which were
ahont an inch and half long, nearly toncis-
ed her oreheed, while The CREST yellow eyes
ginred fs.ceis down from the crown of her
nead, The other hesd, which Yves little
larger aud of eysu more ierocious aspect,
Ts7 made into muG
Beth were exec d.ugly lifeliks aud the
eff ct was quite novel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-23
Foreign News.

LONDON. Jan. ga dispatch from Bas
nos Ayres atate, that Valparaiso GaayQai
and Plea, Chilli, con,inu9 IN ststs CT block
ade. The insurgents have se;z ID Tarapac.
and have sacked ell ;as storss contaiuin,
arms and ammnuidon il Valparaiso.
BRUSSELS. Jan % Prince B ,ui uio,
nephew { King Leopold, ard heir l. the
throne of Belgium, died 10 this CITY as
O'CLOCK this N ,rnlng. Too cause OF his
death Ia alleged to have ben en- attack Of
bronchitis. The death OF the pdacs be.
caused tremendous sensation in al ciasse.
in Brussels. There are all sor;s or rumor.
circulating, az the public was entj.ey IN
aware tina. the prince was i'll. [: was opsa-
Iy asserted that hi; death wss repetition
of cad circumstances u'roua3ing the dea,b
OF the Archiuks R1iolpb, thu hair to tie
Austrian throne, ~ho ne. his death Ia sach
a mysterious manner o. J4Gusry 80 1859.
1t was add I'D tia. beautiful German gov
erness VINO had b zen recently bauished iron
the Belgian c,n-, o orise OF < ,Ug Laopoa
had bsen in soms way connected wiki tn
death OF P inca B.ud jun. Ramon al-c DAD
tbs. here hal os2n an intrigue las ipg
long tins between the goverGes7 aud tbs
pri ,ca aod tee result Of heir Iiaison is sad
to hsv. b3cl the birth OF a child. Ii az
case the deash Of Priacs Baud ,uin is sur
rounded with mystery aci speculation Tfy
court physicians snao1nce that Prince Blu
doulp's death gas CAUSED By hemorrhegs
following q savs.e attack OF Bronchitis, be-
ths sta'e nen5s are FIR from convincing tn
people tia. the real came OF !be des o(
Prince R .douiu has b gu given TO tie public
The brother Of Phase Baudou'n, Prince a.
barl Leopold C!sn,nt M;ris .meinrad, wh1
was born April 6, 1915 i'd now heir to tie
throne of Belgium
PARIS, Jan. % Tine police are tskias
precautions to prevsn. possible enarchi-
demonstration, which vac locked forward
to on the Place dalLOpe5s to-ias.
The Nirime Steele publishes an ipse:yies
With General Ls1sdorf, the CT RS condleo.
tisl court chamberlain, curing which tie
chamberlaa IL q loted a. ss ;ng tie tho Rr.
SLAMS ED Frencbman hsvs 90 many eli
tiles of character thai tbs fJlmeT symrs-
thzl with F,aoce ard have pr5fonud sr-
tipathy for tie people Of England aod Ger
many, whose charsc' ara arc ffsreat. a
feeling OF great tension recently ez:'-
ed between Germany nnd Russia. E.
peror William wished 10 hold the
German winter maueugres on the Rus
elan frontier ard petitions to that end
wsre being made. Toe Gar, however. not
fl ID the Emperor that shOnid be hold tn
maneuyrts as proposed, he (,oe Can woult
mobl 2, the Russian fist srmg corps, ald
order !mpcrtsut mogen 5nts :ot trocpsto b9
m ,de. The Enper.r Than abandoned his
intention. Tae Empero. is making tbol-
sec advances to f gland. bu, be would d.
we'll to remember tina. a British alliance is
to be distrusted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-23
FROM WASHINGTON.
[sDec;al Correspondence of the Alexandria Gasette

[SDccia! Correspondence Of tke Ale1Gndria Gascitc
WASHING TON. D. O.. jan 23 1890.
Senator Aldrch said this morning that ne
could not say exactly how long his party
would ALLOW the gag rule 10 be- debated, or
to ssy in advance what they intended to do,
as they had fouod that the democrats al
WAYS prt e ed By su0h knowledge but that
he would sag they would allow the debate
10 90 on for some time, but be constantly
on the watch for favorable opportunity to
remacd vote, end then to do so II they had
g sufficient nucibsr present to enforce tbst
demand. The prevsiliDg Impression at .he
Senate today is THAT the gsg rule will he
adopted, but that the Force bill will not be
passed, and some of these who profess to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-23

1T II said ci Vice President Mortoo, that
ne is ttio skinned man. II 30, he must
have wirced to his very melt when Senator
Morgan, In the Senate, ard in the presence
of crowded galleries. denounced the agree
ment by which he had accorded MIR. Aid
rich the fl, cor, ea "a pslpable and outrageous
yiolsti OF the rules OF the Ssnste, by a
man not ever member Of that body"
But he we'll deserved it, for every word Mr..
Morgan said vas true. And yet the repub-
lioan majority in Congress profess to be fsir
and honorable in ell their dealings With the
democratic minority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-23
The Worlds Fair.

CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-russdsy night the
Worlds Fair directory voted to place four
buildings aud q water. palace on the lake
FROM. Nov it discovers that according to
the agreement of clasaf,4t entered 10
between it aod the NationaI Commission
there ia nothing to pm in three Of the build
inge. The frat spade full o. earth taken ut
for the Exposition WORK will bs dug or the
lake front next Tuesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-23

SOME OF the south-hatiDg northern re-
publican newspapers cay the late Mr.. Bar
croft WAS ian cut and out Bourbon demo
crat, ard thorough believer in the ancient
doctrine of State flsbts." They couldn't
pay the deceased higher honor If they were
10 try. True, Bourbon If they please, &C.
mocracy ia Synonymous with free institu-
tions, aid the doctrine OF State rights is the
only one by which fres institutions can be
sustained and preserved. MIR. Bancroft was
e great mao, but his greatness was increased
nv his democracy and bis belief in Safe
riphte,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-23
TIE Illinois Legislature

In the Illinois Legislature to-day tn, Actio Of
Alabama in refusing to make an appropriation 70
the worlds lair on account of the election bill
was alluded t. and resolutions we 6 Introduce
ca ling on the Illinois delegation in Congresl %
vote against the election bill in the intere,. OF
the fair. Resolutions to table the MISTER were
defeated, TIE three farmer delegates aud o. ie-
publican voting wi the democrats. Il was said
tn It tho Illinois Senators hold the balance of Pc ser
in The Senate and can def: a. The forco bill A
vote for Senator resulted as foIlows Palnec l0I,
Oglesby o, streeter 3-no choice
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-23
:, ExA NpRIA. VA.
FRIDAY gyEslaG, JANUARY IS.

AS STATED 10 yesterday evenings GA
zzcre, the gag rule, by the partisan and
un parliamentary rulings of Vice President
Mcrtco, has at last been brought 10 tue
formal consideration of the U. s. Senate
How long, under snch rulings, debate upon
1t .,ay be allowed, depends, OF course en-
tireiy upon the will OF the republican ma
.io,ity in that body, to which MIR. Morton nas
msae patent his complete subserViency
the Constitution made the Vice president
In. presiding officer OF The Senate under the
Impression Of is trainers that as ne is no. d
Senator he would not be Influenced oS tue
f.s:.lsan prsjudices OF the members o'
t7st body, aud would decide questions la
accordance with the exact rules Thereon;
snd with ies exceptions such has pre-
y!ou.ly been the CAGE. Bat Mr.. Morton
like ali the other promlneut men OF MS par
~. regards the success OF party measures ST
in6u!tels more important thsn the ooserV
snca Of ru!es. lava and coosti' ut'on5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-23
TF1EGRAPHIC BREyITIEs.

a new Brazilian Ministry has been formed.
1t ia reported thst the great railroad strike
at Eiinbu,g has been settled.
1t is report d thai the broiherhcod OF
locomotive engineers will support the strike
on the Chicago & Erie.
Ia the German Rsiohetas teddy mo
ton to repeal the prohibit on of the in-
Dortatiou of American pork was d sfet ID by
133 10 103.
The towboat silas P. Coe took f1e a6ous
four o'clock this N orning ss Cincinnati, and
was completely destroyed. TIE Coe was
valued at SIG GOO
Tbs Chinese were driven CT. OF Mlt5r,
O:seou, la7t night by mob OF one hundred
m IN, who led ths cs'es!ials out oftown With
ropes around ;heir Eccks.
Rsy. Father T. 81. Malone, Roman
C.tho,io riis.t. OF Denver, Co., clipped On
the les ard fsl 10 New York last evening.
aad lies at Roosevelt: hospital ir a dangerous
nd or. lis skull Is fractured.
1t q me. tog Of Chicago cigar maui
fac,urers last nigat, il Sas decided to ad-
vaece the price OF domestic cigars ten ps:
cent. on FebfHary next, owing to the ir-
c .eased ccst of iha imported w:apper, under
tie Mckinley law.
P.o'tssor j. Gatchal, of the Michigan
UAivsr-iti al Ann A7bor, to day duplicated
an ,thsr OF mind seder, Jolnssone's tricks.
L. was the opening of combination on a
fe door Professor Gasohell was eecurels
bin folded and ca 'efully watcho By COM
mirteo.
The repor: Ct the committee sppoiotsd 70
Investigate the Wounded Knee fight e
shout finished. L 9 fading is that Col
Forsythe wsa unmindfnl of repeated in.
s,ructions that had been Issued by Gen.
Miles against the very things that happened
on that day.
George Kendall, tic young English fs,m.
hand, OF Arlington. N. ] who was bitten
On tbs lip by Skye terror, belonging 10 bis
employer Two months ago, died this morn
ing in the Chambers street hospital, New
York, victim Of hydrophobla III i:s most
terrible forC.
a dispatch from P.tisburg, Gays: 'Tde
miners of the United States have jast COM
; pleted their plans for the grestest industrial
7sttls ever inau9ura.ed in America. The
CO.. flct between tia miners and the mine.
owners for years wi take place Oh Mey 1st.
AMI viii iuvo!vs 10000 man. Although
mines aye generally paid by the bushel they
DEERE to place limit on their working
| n mrs
Tr Charles F. Hsuser who died in Baltimore
on Wednesday, stipulated in his will that bis
heart should ba cut ou viewed and restored to its
place, and thai bis body be then crematei. Yes
terday afternoon lis wishes were complied with
DR.. Heuser had horror of being buried alive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-23

CUMMIssIoNEE MORGAN. oil the Ind an Bu-
Ieau says there is NC proof that the Indians
have baer cheated; President Harrison says
there is 20 proc. that re-. Raum, Commis'
sioner of Pensions, ia guilty CT fraud and
corruption, and Postmaster General Wana-
maker Gays there is no proof that big negro
postmastars in the South are not acceptable
to the most thrifty, ndua;rious and reputa-
be people who ara eerved with mail at
their officer. But they all see proof as
S ropg se holy writ, that opposition to the
Force bill is only treason and rebellion ia
dispuisen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-23
a Mailman at Large

CBIciGo. Jan. 23.-W. W. Lovstt onos
prominent business man of Cincinnati, bnt
now ravipg Inpstlc, while beiag lske' 10
Greenbay, Wis, to be Il.ced In private
aaylup. threw himself through the widow
of rba car, aprans to his feet end bounded
away like deer. CHASE was promptly
given but the maiin IN eiudad his puc.u era
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-23

To erjay good health, aim to always have
aburdant sleep; this osn generally he &C.
cured by management, unlsss gou heve a
crying baby in which csso ~. Pull's Baby
Syrup will greatly assist.
A very good recomwsnaa'ion:-1 used
Old saul'e Catarrh Cuss fc- i, hae "a and
was cared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-23

TENNESSEE has followed the example ee:
by Alabama, aud has just declared, through
hsr Legislature THAT We postpone action
on the bill to appropriate $3.50 600 to make
al exhibit of Tennessee resources at the Co.
lumbisn Exposition. to be held il Chicago in
1893. until the fos! dieposel OF the Force
oll." And Agksness hes done likewise
Aad so all the ether soutbern States shculd,
a %, doubtless, will do. No State in The
Seu,h, under tie Force iii, will be Ia COZ
di.ion to warrant either IN appropriation
for, or even representation at, the Chics go
fair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-23

Bigadier Gen. Curry says he las nal s
conference With all the Chiefs in Okauc9so
county. Wash, aud that the Indiana ar ID
to stop dancing or carrying Sims sxefp'
while huntiDg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-23

G ue;si isles ysslrley rryieved the
three tboufsod ,roons hat Eare engaged in
the Iad;sc cstnpsi2u. sid Immediately az
terwsrd ssvsrai Commands sisried for their
regular quartsrs il other parts Of The West.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-23

In THE q. 3. House of Representative
Y "a erday, Mi Speaker Reed, bg the remark
able guilty Of his eye, which can, ct his
viii fail to SEQ democrats directly before
him. and even With whom he is talking, aao
yet sss republicans when they are not p'es-
en-. counted lea members Of the Hcuie,
oaorun, wheo, hy an exact count made by
dlsinte.ss.ed correspondent OF repu5ii-
can newspaper in tbe reporters gallery, the
ectual nuusher wss 107, 81 short OF a quo
,um. But Mr.. Reed and bis party say tta.t
democratic colleagues resort to unfsir means
70 reterd legislation. And they say II !, too
though they know the legislation referred to
h sectional, and Intended toiFjcre The South
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-23

The LONDON Times agrees with McJ'r
empson OF this city, with Co.. Rofhn OF
Ricl mono, sDd with many other wsi.-!n
formed snd wise thinkers on Inc susjsct,
sAst the best possb way by which &c
ee..le the race question in this country is to
.epd the negroes back to the congcnaI
rome Of their sncsstors. Some, many, OF
course, would &c. Ike to GO, end none Of the
old ones should bs compelled tc; but thai
many wou Dot only 60, but go willingly
sud chteflllg, is proved by the fact ths
Thousands OF them have tesn recently swim
q ed Gu: of their monfy by purchasing fraud
ulept tickets, purportipg to entisie the hole
ere to transportation tic Africs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-23

Ala W Baltimore street, Balto., Nd.
a Methodist preacher limited that 1t wo1ld
be rice TO go to Europe, as his throat
tgonb .ae gstting worse, hut he coed dss-
cons seot 'or bottle of d.. Bal's Cough
Syrup, and consequently new sri good
E,-ur..r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-23

lam one of the oldest horse shoers Ia the
town, ard bavs used your Salvation Oh
for cracked heels, mango, and sand cracks
with horses; 1t gives perfect satisfaction.
luAa W TPv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-23

TIE journal having been read 10 lts usual
form Mr. Breckenridge. of Arkansas, object
ed to its approval untiI the remaining por-
ton lrelafi1g to the reference OF bills, ETC., J
was read.
The Speaker requested the gentleman to
specify ghst portion of the j,nrual be de
sired to have reported
Mr.. Bteckin, ilss replied that it was rot
necessary for hiu 10 snumerate. He called
ior the readiyg Of the journal, which the
chair had admitted had mt been read in
full.
The Speaker said tha. tina chair had not
admitted or denied that the ,urnal had not
been read 10 full. 1.-THE gentleman would
state what portion had not been read the
chair would rule on the question.
Mr.. Bteckinridga-That portion OF the
iournal relative 20 the references of rssou-
lions has not been read.
The Speaker-Is ia not customary to read
IL unless msmb,r req as'- he reading.
Me-. Breckenridge Add N mhar does
Request 1t.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-07
OUR ATHLETES won.
They Defeated Staten Island
Victorious Rifle
Shots.

The Jersey City Athletic Clubs star
bcwlsrs were not visible last night when
Captain John Cole and his team Of Island
ers arrived to battle for honors in the
bowling Association. Some tall hustiing
was done and the substitutes were put on
the list. The team was made mp and
bowisd well enough to win. They did
not quite reach the average. but were
sixty-fve better than the Islanders at the
finish.
The Jersey Citys moved to the front at
the start and powlsd strong. In the nftn
frame they had a lead OF over a hundred
aud fifty per cent. Of a 1,55O game. In the
last five frames they made s~txty-three less
than in the first bali, and the Islanders
did eighty better in the last than IN the
first half, but their actual gain on their
rivals was 80 pins.
Hewettson led for Jersey City, with
Davis second. Four others just advanced
beyond the a-verage-Bowly. Leayeraft,
Doubleday and Lockwood. Eddie
Schultz, one OF the crack bowlers, could
not drive the ball in the right spot ana
failed to secure a strike He had TO bowl
skilfully TO gather in his spares. Traitor
made the best total for the visitors, aud
his total was only zen better than the
average. Two others - Chambers and
Rose-were one point better than the
average. These three were all who sue
ceeded in reaching the $50 mark. Five OF
team finished In the thirLies- The score:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-07
OVER THE CANAL
A Close Fight for the Pennant In Bay
onne.

A Close Fight for the Pennan In Bay
onne.
BY defeating the team of the Pamrapo
Athletic Club last evening in the seven
feenth game Of the series for the cham
pionship of the Bayonne Amateur Bowl
ing League the bowlers Of the New Jer-
sey Athletic Club have yet a possible
chance OF tieing the Newark Bay Boat
Clubs team for first place in the %pennant
race. To do so, however, they must win
from that team the final game OF the
series next Saturday evening. Last
evenings game was rolled on the new
alleys OF the Newark Bay Boat Clubs
winter clubhouse on West Thirty-fourth
street. Bayonne.
Although the teams only put up aver
age Scores the encounter was lively aud
interesting throughout. The Jerseymen
led on the first frame by seven pins.
On the second frame the Third warders
were a dozen pins ahead. The third
frame showed the Jerseymen again in
front, with an advantage OF seven pins.
while the fourth frame put the Pamrapo
boys once more in the van with i've pins
prestige. This lead was increased on the
fifth frame to a dozen pins aud on the
sixth 10 twenty-nine. BY a fairly good
squirt the Jerseymen cut down the adj
vantage to a single pin on the seventh
frame aud went TO the fore on the eighth
with a margin of pins. This
was increased to sixty-six pins on the
ninth frame and reduced to forty-six at
the finish. The score follows
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-07
Fine Healthy Skin
Gratefully Acknowledged by "a
New York Gentleman.

Ny little grandson having been cured Of an
eczema by the CuTIcURA REMEDIES, i was pre-
vailed upon by my wife ana daughters to try it
myself for q distressing skin malady that has
been the Dane of my life for twenty years
1t required a good deal Of persuasion to get me
TO try IL, for / argued that a man seventy years
Of age could not be cured by the same remedy
that a two-year-old child was. / was perfectly
astonished at the result, however. In one week
my eruption had nearly disappeared. and in two
weeks there was not a vestige Of it left. A trans
formation took place from a leprous to a fine.
healthy skin. Ny head. before / commenced the
Use Of the CUTrcuRA REMEDIES, was covered with
scales and patches Of dead skin, which / could
pull of in pieces the size Of a dime. while from
my elbows, knees and other parts Of my body /
could detach strips the size of u half dollar. My
head had such an appearance that ] avoided so
ciety, but now. thanks 20 the CUrIcURA RENE
DIES. l can once more 20 out with comfort and
shJoy all the pleasures Of society with a salts
faction l was long a stranger to.
THOS. 8. NEDHAM, % W. sed St.. New York.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-07
Strikes. Spares and Breaks.

Manners Of the Elizabeth A. C. has in
jured his knee CAP aud Will retire from
the arena. He was one Of the best bowl
ers of his team, and has an average of 40
in the association games.
John Muller, Jr., one Of the Volunteer
Clubs best bowlers, has gone West ana
expects to permanently locate in Omaha.
The bowlers Of the Jersey City A. C.
declare hat 1t is now mercy a question
OF luck between them and the New Yorks
for first nonors in the League, and be-
tween them and their rivals for the Asso-
citation prizes.
Palma, Jersey City A. c.. Roseville A.
c. and Elizabeth A. C. will contest in the
New York Herald tournament. All the
other applicants from New Jersey were
shut out, as the list is limited to fifteen
clubs, and about sixty wanted to get in.
Palma holds the first mortgage on the
Association prize.
Some OF the clubs in the local league
would be pleased If the Centurys would
throw up the sponge.
The light for the championship of the
Jersey City League is between the lnde-
pendents and Volunteers.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-07
"DOWSED" BY THE RIVERSIDE.

The Elizabeth Athletes Easily Van
quished ON Those Queer Newark Alleys.
The Elizabeth Athletic Clubs can
went TO the Riverside Athletic Clubs
alleys on Thursday night to bowl an As
sociation game. Visiting teams do not
have much luck on these alleys and vari-
u rumors are current concerning
them. One has il that it is a corduroy
bed, another hat it is a corrugated alley.
Another that it is built like a cameps back,
but these are undoubtedly exaggerations.
as the committee duly inspected and
found them level and accurate. Yet
visiting teams fall there and fall hard.
Elizabeth, which has been making big
scores. barely crawled over the fourteen
hundred lark. The Riversides had no
trouble in putting up a good total and