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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02
INDEPENDENCE AT sOCKANOssET.
The Boys at the school VIII Go to Mark
Rock.

The Boys at tho Scnooi Will 80 20 m1rk
Rock.
An elaborate program has been prepared
for the celebration of Independence Day
at the Sockanosset school. General Order
No. has been issued from the superin-
dents Office ordering the officers, nom
commissioned officers, musicians and
cadets Of the school to appear uniformed
on their respective parade grounds on the
morning Of July preparatory to depart
ure for mark Rock"
At 6:0S A. NJ, they will leave the school
by the N. Y. p. & b. for Auburn, where
they will arrive at 6:l5 AT 6:45 they
will leave Auburn for Conimicut, arriv
8, and at 1 field reports will be indulged
in under direction OF Military Instructor
Turpin. The list of sports Is as follows:
Que hundred yards dash, Co. ID Cadets
allowance, ten yards, Co. 9 allowance,
five yards, Companies A and Is, scratch.
First prize, special credit Of SIS: second
prize, $40; third prize, S.
Sack race, fifty yards and repeat, two
cadets from each company. First prize,
special credit of $40; second. s..
Tug OF war, forty Z Go. Cadets VI.
twenty OF A Co.
Wheeibarrow race, fifty yards and re-
peat, partners change; Co. A VS.; Co. b.
Shoe race, Companies A and B.
Ball game, Co. G VS.. Co. ID.
A band coucert will be given In the af-
ternoon aud evening by the Sockanosset
Cadet Baud. George Ia Eastman direc-
tor.
The boys will return to Sockan osset
School at 435. There will be display Of
fireworks at 8. Tattoo will be sounded
at $50 and taps nc 8.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02
THE "CITY OF CHICAGO"
The Wrecked Inman Liner Still
Aground and Pounding.
THE SITUATION THIS AFTERNOON
Tugs Lying by Her but No Attempt to
Got the Vessel ON 10 EYyscted Until
Moro Powerful Pumps Arrive-Land-
ting tho Passengers
fsprcrAL cABLE TO rur NEwsi

QUEENSTOWN. July 2-This morning
the steamer City OF Chicago. from New
York, Capt. Redford, which went ashore
last evening on the Barrel rocks, near
Kinsale, on the south coast of Ireland,
remains fast. Three tugs are lying close
by her, ready to render any assistance,
but AZ yet they have been called upon
to make no attempt to pull her Off.
At two O'Clock this afternoon the vessel
was still aground, and 1t was stated that
no effort would be made to float her until
the arrival of some powerful pumps, the
vessels own pumps being inadequate.
When the 400 passengers were informed
that they would have to be taken ashore
there was no panic as has been reported.
All were landed In small boats safely,
and but one accident occurred. A 6-year
old boy fell distance OF about forty feet,
but was caught before he struck the
ground by a number OF sailors. He was
badly shaken up, but no bones were
broken. The mails also we're taken of
without accident.
At 2 o'clock the steamer was pounding
badly. 1t Is feared that her bottom will
be badly damaged.
The City Of Chicago went ashore about
half an hour before high water in a dense
fog half mile inside the West Head of
Kinsale. running her bow into the cliff.
The life boats were at once launched aud
other life saving apparatus was brought
idto play. The sea was smooth at the
time she struck. The wind was moder-
ate from the south-southwest aud light.
The Barrel rocks can only be avoided
by keeping some distance out to sea at
this point and are a trap for ocean steam
ers on the way to Queenstown, in time of
fog. It Is one reason why there is strong
movement to change the place of calling
of the Atlantic steamers from Queens
town to Bantry Bay, thus making it no
longer necessary for the steamers to hug
dangerous coast in seeking Queenstown
Harbor.
The City of Chicago carried 400 passen-
gers. She was once the crack OF the In
man line, and was commanded by Capt.
Watkins. now of the City of Paris. The
City of Chicago Is an iron ship meas
ures, 1888 tons. is 430 feet long, 45 feet
beam, and 1876 feet deep. She was built
at Glasgow, In 1883.
On March @. 1851. the City of Chicago,
while approaching New York in thick
fog, stuck her nose into the sand at West
Hampton, Long Island She foated in a
few hours, aud came to her Jersey City
pier undamaged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02

PARIS, July 2-The newspapers an.
nounce that the number Of cases Of
cholera In the outskirts Of this city Is in
creasing.
The director of public aid admits that
the disease has existed in the vicinity Of
Paris for the last three months but in
sists that 1t has appeared In only mile
form.
He says that the presence of the malady
In due to the people drinking water taken
from the Seine without having the liquid
boiled. The drinking of this impure
water, the director says. has caused 155
deaths. He declares that no case of true
Asiatic cholera has yet been reported.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02
A Fire Cracker Scare.

A wagon load OF supposed to-be fire
crackers, each OF mammoth size, created
CONSERVATION on Neybosset street this
morning. The crackers were labeled
"hande with care" and peaceful citizens
unwilling to anticipate too previous
Fourth OF July celebration were only too
willing to obey the injunction and kept at
n distance from the wagon load, where
they could not possibly handle the crack
ers. Investigation showed. however, that
the cause Of all this terror, was only an
unique advertisement issued by local
souvenir OF the Glorious Fourth and used
as an umbrella stand.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02
THE SENATE.
The Closing Scenes Of Yesterdays
Long Session.

At o'clock the Senate was called to
gether after the recess.
A resolution was passed in concurrence,
appropriating $70O for target practice for
the militia.
Senator Comstock introduced q resolu-
lion ordering new elections in Foster and
Newport on November 8 Lost by strict
party vote.
Senator Freeman presented a joint reso-
luton Of adjournment to The fourth Tues
iay in January. 1893. Pa sed
A joint resolution appropNiating 81, 7l2. SO
TO pay the members of che Senate and
House committees on election for their
labors in the Newport and Foster cleo
are sl10 for each member of the Senate
committee, sl6O for each member Of the
House committee, 1926 to the stenographer
and $3.50 for advertising.
An invitation TO join the House in
grand committee was accepted.
A resolution appropriating money for
repairs on the PROVIDENCE County Court
House, and another making an additional
appropriation for the new building for
the insane at the asylum were passed in
concurrence.
Gov. Brown announced the appoint
ment of the following joint committees
on the part OF the Senate:
Real Estate-Albsrt w. Burgess, Searles
Capwell, Russell - Young
Executive Communications - Lieut..
Gov. Melville Bull, George 4. Cranston,
Charles IL. Burdick.
Engrossed Acts--Joseph ii. Church,
George Il. A. Beane. Christopher j.
Champlin.
Printing--Andrew j. Anthony, Edward
A. Brown, Andre j. Currier.
Rules aud Orders-Charlrs II. Burdick,
Thomas G. Watson, Robert II. Wade.
Public Health-Freteric w. Easton,
. Searles Capwell, Oliver w. Slocuni.
The Governor also announced the ap-
pointment OF Senator Charles III. Burdick
of Newport on the committee on cduca-
tion, in place of William j., Underwood,
and Senator Albert w. Burgess of Foster
in place OF John w. Bowen OH the COM
mittee on State property.
The resolution of adjournment came
back from the House amended, so that
the General Assembly shall meet the last
Tuesday in January, 1893. Passed in con-
currence.
At 5:55 o'clock the Senate adjourned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02

Late last evening a woman named Ro-
sannah McMapus made n short visit TO
Mrs. WillhmC. Riley. l3 Printery street.
She had her oBe-year-old child -with her,
and asked the woman TO takafcafe OF tn G
infant while she went out for moment.
Airs. Riley agreed Co do so. mud the
woman disappeared. and has not been
seen since. The police were notified.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02
Veterans Route to the National Encamp.
meut.

All Grand Army posts contemplating
attending the encampment at Washington
in September next are invited to COM
Inunicate with A. j. simmons, New
2ll Washington street, Boston, for full in
formation ms to rates, time of trains and
sleeping car accommodations from any
point East, TO Washington. The B. & o.
route from New York to Washington IL
via the famous Royal Blue Line, which is
composed of the safest, fastest and finest
trains in the world. Station foot OF
Liberty street, N. Y
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02
bound to See the Races.

Harry Earl and John Angel, well.
known young men about town, started
out from fHwtuxet Saturday IN The
handsome catbost Bogy TO witness the
Yale-Harvard races at New London. They
beat all over the lower bay In fog and
when finding It impossible to make ap-
preciable progress they returned to this
city thoroughly disguised with their ex-
periencc. Mr.. Earl took train for New
London Thursday night and saw the
races anyhow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02

At Bradstreet's IL is learned that
Judgment Of sl5.2I7-24 has been entered
jeweler of Buffalo, n. Y, and has been
closed by sheriff, who advertises the
assets to be sold out July q He origi-
nally did pawnbroking for some years,
finally adding jewelry, but did not do
much at jobbing until the past year,
having to build up trade in the face of
strong competition. The larger portion
of his assets arain stock and receivables.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02

Danies. His ofIics will b In 10 ston. on6
he will take charge Of the freight depart
ment next week.
All the old conditions rsiatine % tho
sale and use Of tickets will hold good ~
der the new administration. Somo &c
under an old Connections form that limit
ed their use TO the person named thereon.
The buyers of these who anticipated b.
ing obliged to keep two or more tfcketo
for family use will be pleased to X now
that orders have been issued TO aooopt
them a. heretofore.
The delay. OF work on the new paseon-
way deals and the possfbility Of fuEthos
leases or consultations
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02
THE CITY OF PRovIDENCE.
PUBLIC HEARING

City Hall. ProyIdence. July lst, lsbe:
The Joint Committee OF the City Council on Sew
ers 10 whom were referred the petitions OF Nicholas
Molter ct al Jas. Darcy ct al. jos. Baker % al fc
n Sewer In Bernon street; III.
Geo. A. Holbrook ct al. for sewer IN fre&e
sarah r. Farnum ct ai, for q sewer in Bucklin
street. from Carter street TO Potters avenue;
Edward Gill ct al. for = sewer IN Atwelis Aveuues
from Covell street 70 Putnam street; VI ,-
Edward II. Mason ct al. for sewer In MeWuoy
street from 0reenwich street TO Updike street;
WIN. II. Bowen for sewcr In cambrfdgo seFeet
from Sears avenue to Academy avenue; - III a
James Manning CT al. for = sewer IN Hannah
street. from Amherst street 70 Amseerdam street,
bernhard Lang ct al. for eewer In futto9o
avenue, from Hamilton street TO Groenwich streee;
Win. H. Luther for q sewer In Oxford street;
f. e. Nudge ct al. for sewer ia Glsnhap eereok
from ST. James street to Taylor street; and
a. p O'Neil ct nj. for q sewer In 0ano etreo&,
from Pitmen street 70 wickenden street
Hereby give notice that th0y Will hold V1blIc
hearing upon said petitions In Room II. City HAL
on TUESDAY, July Q, isva. at : 0clock u ~,
appear. II they shall SOC nt and b heard thereon.
NV order OF the Committee. ~. II y
- 80 SE0: y, PIERCE: chairnss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02
Nominations at showhegan.

sKowHEoAN, Me-, July 2.--The Repub-
iican county convention nominated I. ..
windows and Omas Clark for senators; +.
w. Hovey, county attorney; T. T. Abbott
sheriff; Turner Baswell, judge of probate;
Nathan Fowler, register of probate; N.
w. Brainard, clerk OF court; George A.
Clark, county commissioner; X. T. Pat
tan. county treasurer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02

The young man named Easterbrooks,
who was Injured by q fall from Tilling-
hast's new block. was taken from tie
RHODE ISLAND Hospital to-day TO his
home at the corner OF Second and Taun-
ton streets, East Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02
The Daily "Gieaner.n

The FIRST issue of the Daily Cleaner has
been received and examined In this Office.
IL is n neat. cleanly printed sheet, with
plenty Of local news and the promise OF a
strong editorial column written nv Will
liam v. Slocum. Apparently the Cleaner
has secured the telegraphic plate service
OF both the American aud Globe Associa-
tions Of Boston. Ii this IL the case, tbs
other fellows will be at . disadvantage In
securing q service.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02
A One-Lsgwsd Bicyciist.

wALrHAM, Mass, July 2.-waItham
has the honor of having probably the
only one-legged bicycle rider in the state.
His name IL Mccarthy, and he rides the
machine with only one leg as easily as
most riders proceed with two. His ma
chine has but one pedal and he carries n
crutch strapped to II. He thinks moth
ing OF taking q spin OF 10 or 20 miles and
olim be hills with ease.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02
A Fire at Hamilton.

WEXFORD, July "A large barn be-
longing TO Oliver w. Green, n prominent
farmer living near Hamilton, was dis
covered on fire at an early hour this morn
ing and In spite Of all efforts, was burned
to the ground. There were no cattle and
is given as 900. There was an insurance
of k5OO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02
THE WEATHER.

Z. Weather for this evening Clear.
For to-morrow-Clear.
The Thermometer.
Temperature from . A. NJ, July I. to o
"A. NJ. July 2:
Highest. 81: lowest. 5s5; mean, 62s.
The Tide for To- Morrow.
High water at PROVIDENCE at 2:2s A,
M. and at 2:4e X. M.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02
CHOLERA is SPREADING.
Sixty Deaths Reported at Tiflis in
Four Days.
MANY CASES APPEAR IN PARIS.
The Director Of Public Aid Acknowledges
Its Prevalence But Claims That the
Disease Has Appeared Only in Mid
Form-The Truth Suppressed.

ESPECIAL CABLE TO THE Nkwsl
LONDON, July 2.-The Standards Ber-
lin correspondent says: Private tele-
grams from Constantinople represents
that the whole southern shore Of the Cas-
plan sea is infested with cholera"
1t is reported at foreign consulate. at
Odessa, that there have been sixty fatal
cases at Tifiis in four days. 1t is feared
that the authorities are suppressing the
truth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02

We, the undersigned, Mas
ter Plumbers of the city Of
Providence and vicinity, wish
to give notice to our custonl-
ers and the public that we in
tend to run our business with
out the interference Of the
Journeymen Plumbers Asso-
citation and, having secured
competent non-union plumb
ers, are now in condition to at
tend to any orders that we
may receive. Thanking you
for your kind forbearance dur
ing the past eight weeks, we
will endeavor to SO satisfy you
in the future as to merit your
patronage. (Signed)
Phillips q Phillips
Job s. Fuller,
d. Helmes 4 Co,
T. Il j. Sawyer,
w. M. COngdon.
w. E. LOvegr0ve,
J. b. Manchester 3 ca,
Albert Hainsworth,
Fred g. Lees,
South Providence Plvubing ca
l. G. Stevenson, y4
Hill \ Birtwell,
Bligh 4 Lally,
VIM. b. Thompson
Robert B. Strong.
Geo. w. Linnell.
Henry I. Root \ Sona
Thos. 1. Hudson,
Macsuley Bros.
Charles L. Potter,
NJ Il. CaprOn.
Jones 4 Jones,
4. Smith q Bro,
Geo. w. Thornley,,
Graham Bros,
John L. Casey,
John s. Wright
]. p. Morrissey,
VIM. l. Whipple.
r. Richardson,
Union Steam and Gas Pipe ca
Providence. July I. 'oa.
AT a meeting Of the Mas
ter Plumbers Association It
was voted to close the shops
Saturdays at IL M. during
July and August
AMOS B. ROOT.
Secretary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02
RED MEN AT nuLLoCK,s POINT.
The Wild West Combination Assisted n
The Installation.


The Installation.
One Of the most novel public installa.
tions ever held in this State was held at
Crescent Park last evening, and had the
evening been pleasant would have been a
brilliant sight. This occasion was the
installation OF the newly-elected chiefs OF
the Squantum Tribe OF Red Men as follows
Levi >. Winchester, sachem Ira ID. Goff,
senior sycamore A. j. King. junior
sycamore A. M. Pierce, prophet Will
liam Is. Briggs, chief of records; assistant
chief of records, James ID. jackson, and
p. A. Munroe, keeper of wampun. The
ceremony WAS interspersed with many
new features by the members of Mr..
Boyden's Wild West exhibition, includ-
ing music by the horn band. The rain
prevented tue installation of the entire
board OF chiefs, aud the remainder will be
installed next Friday evening In their
wigwam at Riverside.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02
Open Long Before Sunrise

We viii open long before sunrise Monday morn
ing.
Revolvers, Cartridges. Torpedoes, Fire Crackers
and Fire Works Of all kinds.
Open until midnight Saturday night
4. =. HAMMOND. 50 Weyboseet Street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02

II you are In want of any kind Of Bed or Bedding
made from the best material and by the best OF
workmcn go TO William Sweeney a. Co.'S. 122 North
main street. Prices reasonable. Feather beds rem
oyated by the best process.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02
Our Store

VIII be closed all day Monday. July 4. 1902.
OWEN r. LEAvENs a Co,
No. So Westminster street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02

July 4th, $50 r. M.
Grand display OF fireworks at Washington Park
The public invited
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02

NEW YORK, July 2-The lower portion
of the city, especially below Wall street,
had a decided holiday appearance today.
All exchanges are closed for the Independ-
ence holidays.
Most of the business houses hung out
signs this morning, announcing that they
were closed until Tuesday, July 5th. The
Fourth will be observed in this city in the
usual way. The city has arranged for an
elaborate display ofpyrotechnics and va
rious parades will be held.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02

July 4th. $50 II. M.
Grand display OF fireworks at Washington Park.
The public invited
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02
The GLORIOUS FOURTH.
How II will be Celebrated Through
out New England.
THE PREPARATIONS IN BOSTON
Free Ice Water and Free Trips on the Fer
ries-The Programme at New Bedford
Worcester is Already Gay with Bunt-
ing-Fireworks Everywhere.
ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS.

BosToN. July 2-The city of Boston
will expend $4,000 in celebrating the
national holiday. The money will be
spent under the direct supervision Of the
chairman Of the Board of Aldermen. A
good portion of it will be paid out for
magnificent display of fireworks in the
evening. A great many things will be
free on that day which Boston is In the
habit of paying for.
Ice water will be free on all the COM
mons. The East Boston ferry will be run
evening. In addition to this Young
America has received the freedom of the
city as far as setting of fire works Is con-
cerned. There will be the usual Fourth
Of July Grafton In Boston Theatre. All
business will be suspended.
In Worcester.
WORCESTER, July 2-The Fourth of
ter. For days past small army OF men
bave been busily engaged In the work Of
preparation. Nearly all the buildings in
the business section are already gay with
manifold decorations. A mammoth re-
viewing stand in front of the City Hall
was completed to-day.
morning parade by Gen. Studlefunk and
his immortal brigade. The trades pro-
cession later in the day promises to be the
biggest thing of the kind ever seen In this
section. Besides representatives OF the
leading industries 1t will contain num-
Der Of allegorical cars, representing Ire
land, England. Scotland, Germany,
Sweden and other nations of the earth.
During the day there will be q balloon
ascension. horse racing, athletic sports,
band cotcerts and q variety OF other
amusements, the whole concluding with
grand pyrotechnical display In the
evening.
Thousands of visitors are expected.
At New Bedford.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass, July 4-The
Fourth of July will be celebrated At New
Bedford as follows: Bell ringing at sun
rise, noon and sunset; band concert ut q
A. NJ, parade at 10 A. NJ; whale boat
race at p. NJ; catboat and bicycle race
at p. NJ; display of fireworks on the
Hon. Morgan Roach, ex-mayor OF the
city will be marshal of the parade, which
will be made up in six divisions. The
game with the Roxburys, and clambakes
and excursions will be numerous.
The French societies of the city will
have an independent celebration, but will
take part In the parade.
New York Keeps Holiday.
NEW YORK, July 2-The lower portion
of the city, especially below Wall street
had decided holiday appearance today
All exchanges are closed for the Independ
ence holidays.
Most of the business houses hung out
signs this morning, announcing that they
were closed until Tuesday, July 5th. The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02

July 4th, $3.50 r. NJ.
Grand display Of fireworks at Washington Park
The public invited.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02
At New Bedford.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, July 4.-Ths
Fourth of July will be celebrated At New
Bedford as follows: Bell ringing at sun.
rise. noon and sunset; band concert at 4
A. NJ, parade at 10 A. NJ; whale boa
race at 5 p. NJ; catboat and bicycle race
at P. NJ; display Of fireworks on tht
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-12-16
WE WONDER
Who can tell the biggest lie.
Who our next Senator will be.
WEon the birds will sing again.

Who our next Senator will be.
When the birds will sing again.
Why Parkinson Ikea book selling.
Why Steve Doyle has brokon heart.
Who eau stand up on our side walks.
Whom Hope will have street car line.
When Leo Lang will finish that mash.
When the Toys will stop canning dogs.
What has become Of the evening school.
Why Tom McMahon likes The G. N. Ry.
When ''Sully" will stop his tee-bee-ing.
Why the G. A. R., boys don't give Ball.
When the G. N. R. H., will reach Pickert.
When the price Of wheat will be one dollar.
Why Frank Carpenter looks so out Of sorts.
Who will be tho next victim to say II will"
When the bank will build a now brick build
ing.
When Arthur Warner will stop his quarrel
ing.
Who will be the next to ride the Masonic
goat.
Why The girls all think Bert Shaw is 80
sweet.
When Hope will Lave that $4,000 opera
house.
When Jackson will move into his new
house.
Who is going 10 start first for tho Worlds
Fair.
What John Klovstad will do with his new
furniture.
When Steele county will have 10000 in
habtants.
When Merriel Bros. will ba selling eggs
and butter.
When Frank Thurston will start on bis
eastern trip.
Who ate the most chicken pie at the supper
last evening.
Who got left when they went to the magic
lantern show.
When Wambcrg & jacobson will light their
store with gas.
What has become Of the Daughters Of
Rebecca Lodge.
Who was the biggest crank at the Flag
Drill rehcarsals.
When the gentlemen are going to return
the leap year ball.
When the Hope Cornet Band will get now
silver instruments.
Who likes TO 90 sleigh riding on q bright
moonlight evening.
When the Hope House will be lighted with
electric light again.
Why the Hope Cornct Band doesn't give
us an out door concert.
Who was doing all the talking during the
practice for the flag drill.
Why the girls don't uso the leap year
privileges while they can.
Why 20 many suckers bit, when the magic
lantern man was in town.
What makes CLas Stowman look so down.
hearted for the past month.
Why Ben Wasem likes to stay over on the
Dry Goods side of tho store.
When editor Hunt will stop his hunting for
new party, Of principle"
What kind OF an entertainment will be given
by the Dramatic club this winter.
Who will be next to examine the planks in
our sidewalks 10 see il they are soft.
When the mothers aad fathers will stop the
small children from jumping on slelghs.
II the Base Bail boys will make Cooperstown
fork over the championship cup In the spring.