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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-03-18
BAD FOR ScALPERS.
Montana Goes Against Them.


Helena, Mont. Special. March H.
To-day Gov. Richards signed the bill
making it unlawful for sralpcr To sell
for any consideration, the whole or part
of any ticket on railroad or steamboat
line. whether the line be operated within
or without the state. The punishment is
fine of 5000 and one years impriSou-
ment. The bill makes it the duty of
every railroad or steamboat liue to pro-
vide for the redemption of the whole or
any coupon of amy ticket sold by author
lied agent which the purchaser has not
used at a rate equal to The difference be-
tween the price of the whole ticket and
the cost of & ticket between the points
for which the used portion of the tirke,
WAS actually used before such tirke,
shall have expired. This bill waS passed
10y the last legislature against the protest
of almost all labor organizations in the
state. and despite the fact that the COM
mttre OF the house reported ii of Doubt
full eonstitutionaGty and special in char
acter, Sc:lpcrs have declared that they
will so right on doing business. and are
confident the courts will declare the law
unconstitutional
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-03-18

Chicago, March 14.-The investigation
by the senate committee into the charges
az: inst the alleged school furniture trust
commenced in this city to-day. The mem
herS of the comlnittr in their report will
declare against the legality of the olyani-
zati"n and recommend that ,hc state
charter which it received hc innull,,l
Meantime it is stated that the trust is
prepared for such y result, having held Il
n'rtting Friday night, at which il was
determined To rcorg;nize under tie laws
of New Jersey. T.. \. Ilolhrook. pr.si-
dent OF the United States company, tcs-
titled that on the organization Of the
company i'll purchased the entire control
of the product of the Burlington COM
pany. of burlington. Iowa: the Sidney of
Ohio. the Wabash of Indiana. the Grand
Rapids and Battle Creek of Michigan,
the Manitnwoc of Wisconsin and many
others. After the admission by Mr.. Ilui-
brock that the combination wns made To
increase the profits in the furniture huS-
ness the committee adjourned until
Thursday
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Princeton, Mo-, March 1-l.-Abont two
weeks ago j. L.. Morrison and NJ. G..
.dwards. prisoners who We're confined i'll
Jail at this place charged with burglary,
escaped by cutting off the bars of their
cells. They We're traced to Davis county,
Iowa. by Sheriff Lowry and located ut Il
farm house near Paris Station, and
rarly yesterday morning the sheriff, with
Il posse, surrounded the house and de-
mamdcd their surrender. They We're
we'll armed. am, rushed from the house
sheriff. men returned the fire. and a ter
riblr battle cnsucd. in which Morrison
was instantly killed and Edwards drs-
rrrat'ly wounded. The sheriff and posse
escaped unhun, although the prisoners
iircd SeYen Shots nj clnSr rIurr
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1
Mrs. W. II. Sanger. 81 bride of six
| ing stryclluine. Her husband is an i'll
slfancc agent No cause is assigned.
Forty-four medical students received
their diplomas at the graduating cXer-
cises of the two medical colleges at kco-
kuk.
The buggy plant of the Spal,ling Manu-
featuring company at Grinnell burned to
the ground recently. Loss. $4,000; i'll
surance. S25,oOO.
c. S. DitZen Of LuZcrne is the fourth
postmaster arrested in that town within
the past three weeks for defaulting. His
shortage is 5000 He was formerly IL
merchant and failed for several thou
sand.
a race war has been innugurated at
the little mining town of Irkay. A col
ored driver was employed by the White
Breast Mining company, when twenty
seven white drivers threw down their
whips and walked out. The strike throws
over five hundred miners out of work
until a settlement is reached.
Tom Meredith. an Iowa Central en-
gineer. was instantly killed at Elrck
recently. He jumped from the engine
while it was on Il bridge. The engine
had left the track and he feared the train
would he wrecked. He struck against
the bridge timbcrs. causing instant death
He was recently married and lived at
Marshalltown.
William Ratclff. an Englishman. fifty
years of age, while working at the new
Olney e. McDaid wholesale drug build
ing at Clinton, fell from the third story
to the ground. His right shoulder blade
+ is broken and just below this point are
several internal injuries. Several ribs
are torn from his backbone and his right
ear is gone. 1t is feared he cannot re-
cover.
The we'll known James Pollock grain
firm of Manning has failed and the busi-
ness is in the hands of receiver L.
p. Ramsay of Chicago, assignee, is in
the city looking after the affairs of the
company. Mr.. Pollock is sick at Wau-
kegon. Ill. The cause of the embarrass-
lnent is not known. 1t is believed the
assets are above the liabilities, although
the figures have not been given.
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IhiS Is SYsi,I,,nfic,

Washington. Marrh 14.-ln View of the
difficulties encountered hy tn" senator;
and members in meeting the wishes of
their constituents as to th" executive APP
lninin"nls, the members OF the Alabama
delegation have adopted Il rroylarn H..
which it is thought will Ne followed ly
the Delegations from other states. They
say: I'VE shall meet ut tie capitol in
Washington. the I'D day of March, end
unless the conditions then existing shall
be such as to satisfy lis that such action
will not secure the harmony which we
now believe will result from it. wr shall
then consider fairly. fully and carefully
all applications that have heretofore lrcll,
for joint recommendation. together with
al! papers flee, in support of each such APP
plication, and shall act upon the s;l.nr.'
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Decided by Sntollt

Wcstchcster, Pa. March l4.-For the
first time in six years w. S. i,owen of
WrSlrhrStrr yesterday occupied lis old
pew i'll st. Agnes Catholic rhni,n. this
place, which. acting upon the til III rAist-
ing rules and laws of the Catnollc ,hluh
m this country as they ,,rr interpreted
by the ecclesiastical autho.r,irs Of that
h"'ly, he was excluded from Il ,i,linr hy
the rector. R"v. $. L.. SpauI,ii.. The
pew WAS yesterday restored hy tie same
rector. acting under the advice ,,,u in
structions which he last WEEK received
from Mgr. Sat"ili, at WASHINGTON. With
rr Fat her Spanl,ling w''i n rrfrrn.." :n
u decision pc"ding the matter. The case
Is the first on record in this country where
the church has decided in M appeal
against Il decision of Il priest that all
catholic children must attend the cn,ho.
lie school u:.,lcr pain of the slc.u,ncnts :
being drni"i the parents VINO Rouse To
send their children to the parish schools.
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miners Fatally Ininrcd.

Pillsburg, Pa. March IA Chronicle
'rrl"=r.lph Coilucllslil!c I'aD SPECIAL
saws: An explosion occurred early this
,criing in the Wii,Srt, mine If the
Rainbow Coal and Cnkc rorrpanX near
prrryopolis. Ten mrn injured five
fatally as follows: l.iwar. Harrington,
William Golls!Ioro. Oliver Bian,hooyer,
Joseph Rose and Mine Inspector Will
lam Duncan.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-03-18
Senators Wor1.iuu TOO unr,,.

Washington, MARCH 14.-Thc senate
discussed for nearly an hour to-day the
resolution offered last week by MIR. Man
drrson intended to limit the action of the
senate i'll the present extraordinary seq
sion to executive matters or to matters
not requiring cooperation on the part of
the house. Mr. German favored that
policy, but preferred to have it take the
form of unanimous consent rather Than
Of Il resolution. Objection to unanimous
consent came from the Democratic side
of the chamber, and the most strenuous
opposition to the resolution came also
from that side. The question finally went
over without any decision. and the sen
ate adjourned till Wednesday.
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Anull,cr Mce1In. Muu m. 1I.,.,

New York, March a. = The general
rassri ger agents Of the railways in the
Trunk Line association IL turned to-da.
from Chicago. where they held IL confer
roads in the Central Traffic association,
which includes the lines running east
from Chicago. The agreement was not
reached on I'll" question OF allowing
stop-ovcr privileges on worlds fair tick
cts, TO which the passenger agents of the
Western roads objected, and another
meeting will he held in Cincinnati the
last of this week
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-03-18

Victoria. March 1l.-Collector Milne is in
receipt of the following telegram from ii.
Z. Wallace, controller Of customs: II have
10 ac4uaint you that her majesty's govern.
slar government for the establishment Of
a. pr protective s i've zone around the islands and
coaSt co;;,,. OF Kussla. fon will warn masters OF
enc TO arrange for as:ertaning provisions
"iiich may be agreed to by the two govern.
hood of Russian tcrritoiy'
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Tbc Colum,t,n C,r,>,.,.

Washington. March IA calngraln
WAS received ut the navy department to-
day announcing the ARRIVAL Of the New
ark and Bennington with the Columbus
rnravcls Pintn and Nina. at ST. Thomas.
The Ncwarl and bennington will rr-
main at St Thomas long enough to coal
and will th,n proceed to Havana. where
they will turn the ".lr.lvcls over tn the
Cuban authorities and Siil for Hampton
Roads TO take part in the naval review
y;na until the arrival of the Santa
Maria, Columbus flagship. which is on
h"r way 1ller" under convoy of n Spanish
War slip Nn the arrival of the Santa
Maria the whole ilcrt will proceed to
Norfolk under convoy of the Spanish
man-Ot-w;lr
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Norm ,tr,.ot. ssa:s.o.u,c.

NVr'I EfT !,t!i.t % ..!~!'7'.'".
Rismnr'i,, y. ID. &I"'i;G. March H.
The governor has appointed Burke Cor
bet of GraLd Forks, Charles +. Alni'lon
OF Fargo and George W. .<rwt"n of Bis
mar''k 4; committee to revise and r"liiy
the laws. He mas also approved several
bills. among them house li'l I, which pro,
vilcs for II deposit nt stat" fuil'i, and
limit, the amount To he capitol "f banks.
Much controversy is iih"lN 4" result
from this h!i. ns Important amendments
were adopted in the senate which We're
not cngr"s s,,l in tl" hill These nmcnd-
mcntS placed the mnNlnmm rat" of i'll
terrSt at :; FER r"it. Will" the bill places
it at 4. The :iur,i;!:rr!s also provided
for the Till ,a!,in. effect Jan !. lS!o,
while tho iil ,ni;,s effect July !. The
go.'rrnor has siGnr! 'l. bill without 90
ing behind the certificate of the prc,il-
ing officers:
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n.orlla tlalso,,

The barn and farm mae hncry of Eu-
gene ST. John of Rolla We're destroyed
by fire. Loss, $1,000: Insurance. Sl.2GO.
Murtin Hendricks and Otto Sous,rud
young business men of Holmes. We're
found dead from suffocati"n from coal
gas in their room at the l<uudson hotel.
John n. Benton of North Dakota is
after the commissionership of the gen
cral land office, with a fair chance for
success.
The Great Northern depot at Cando
was burned recently. Frank Jump the
agent. and his sister. and their brother,
who was visiting them. had IL narrow
escape with their lives.
While running u horsepower grind
ing feed at Dawson, Jrns Birgcl. Il la
borer working for &. Il. liur'l. had his
foot slip into the cngs of The machine
and ground off.
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Hall Tmkcs To nnnzc

New Orleans. March 13.-Iiall Mitchell,
Abingdon and party have not yet succeeded
III getting out of the city. They secured
sleeping brrihs for this morning. but did
not take the train. Then they bought
brrthS for this cvcEin" and wcr" again pre-
v.ntel from leaving. Mitchell! is out about
$500 for h"rths Il" could not use. hal has
been drinking heavily since his defeut,
and II is imtt sSibic to get him away. He
WAS nut seeing the town this evening and
WIS hardly ahc 10 walk.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-03-18
Iratul SIlOOtin..

Nashville. Tenn, March 14.In the up.
per hall of the court house To-day Thomas
Jorcs shot and probably fatally wounded
Andrew Wiitris. Five shots wrr" fired,
two of which tunk effect. tn" man who
gate keeper Who. SOME iuontiiS ago was
shct from ni:lbl.,h aud killed Andrew
and Joe Winters. hroll. -, wrrr arrested
and their cases calIlc on in court to-day.
After court adjourned the shooting oc-
rItIIi.I
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Death of Mrs. 1,earsan.

Lake City, Mimi, Special, March IL
Mrs. Richard Pcarsall died at her home
i'll this city to-day. aged tiity-two years,
leaving Il husband. but no children De-
ceased lad lived in this vicinity thirty
Two NrHrS.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-03-18

The Rib River Lumber company of
Rhinelander has sold To Silvcr,horn \
Co. of Tonawanla. y. V. 100000 feet
of lumber, TO be shipped! ut once.
William Jones. Lake Shore switch
man, had his right leg terribly manglcl
While making a coupling ut Rhinclander.
Amputation will probably be necessary.
The jury in the case of Mary 4. Arm.
strong against Charles W. Myers. at
GAINESVILLE. returned IL verdict of S3,O5G
fur the plaintiff.
Fred Vine of Ncillsvilic has been ap-
pointed farm Instructor and teacher of
the Indians living on the reservation
near fower City, MINI.
The Star Valley Separator Butter COM
pany of Star Valley. Crawford county.
has been organized, With capital stock
of $4,000.
The Ashland Screen and Manufar,ur-
ing company of Ashland has filed amend
cd articles of Incorporation, Increasing
the capital stock to S3u.0on
The \. c. Wells company of Drpcre
has been organized. with Il capital stock
of $4,000. The company will conduct
wholesale and mercantile business.
Negotiations are pending for the con-
solidntion of the Lake Superior Terminal
and Transfer company and the Duluth
Il Superior Transfer company.
John Wilson and George Dillon were
given thirty days each in the county
Jail at Appleton on Il charge of breaking
into FREIGHT car.
William Edward. aged nineteen years.
orrnStnI ot ES,,- ,,,,,
of vagrancy and sentenced to fifteen
days in Jail.
Manitowoc merchants have suffered
severe losses hy their cellars being
flooded by the first rain storm of the
S.'i-'>.,n
Menasha is now free of indebtedness
Oh the fine new city hall ut that place.
tile !lst installmcnt of $4,000 having
been paid
William Hewrtt. Il farmer residing
near Cambria. received injuries in Il run
away accident from which he died the
day following.
T. NJ. Wrielt, Prairie iu Chen
| merchant, while watkins. through dark
ened room i'll the rear Of his store. fell
through Il trap door and fractured his
skull. His T., ,overy is doubtful.
All the schools nj Sturgeon Bay have
been ordered closed owing TO the preva-
lencc of diphthcria. The authorities are
doing all iii their power to prevent IL
spread Of the disease.
William Savage. Il switc!iman in the
Wisconsin Central yards at Ashland,
had his foot badly manslcd Will" max
ing a coupling. Amputation will proba
bly, be necessary.
The Lutheran society of Mcnasha has
completed The plans for :. new brick
school hous" at Il cost of about S6.OUo
The German language ONLY will be
taught in this school.
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Munich, March H., horrible muir
der is reported from Salnaeri. a house
inhabited by n widow and three children
WAS put oilt TIN. bo,ii,S of the widow and
the three children wcr" found. Although
partly burned. the remains bore plain evi-
lrmr" that all four had been furdcred.
Robbers had broken into the house and
killed the inmates. plun'lcrcd the dwell
ing and set fire to the house in order to
cover llp their crimes
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.n. .rn,rst Tor Iostoniccs,

Washington, March 13.-At the postotfice
department there WAS the usual crowd watt
Ing TO see POSTMASTER General iissel. ana
the presidents announced determination to
permit all efficient postmasters to serve ont
their four years term. has produced Il de-
l!!cn Of resources. and they try 10 convince
Mr.. HiSscl that the. postmaster in their
towns are anything but efficient. and ,lc-
serve dismissal in case they refuse to TO-
sim.
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MIR. islnine.s Ren,ninx
N'HIHIHH.
WnSEiuptOn March 4 .t;,,, i,

Washington, March 14.-Actilg under
the terms of a resolution adopted by the
legislature of Maine, Gov. Clevcs has
written to Mrs. James q. Bl;ine request
ing permission for the state officials to re-
move the remains of her husband from
Oak Hill cemetery. this city, to Augusta.
Me. At the time the resolution was
adopted it was understood that the prople
of the state would provide Il monument to
mark MIR. Blaincs final resting place in
case I'll" effort to secure the removal of
the remains was successful. Mrs Blaine
returned last night from Now York, and
has not vet made any reply to the re-
quest of the governor.
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"G,c. NjssIssin."

Davenport. Iowa. Mar"h II. There
was a general movement of the field of
lee in front of Davenport during the
night, but the gorge Il mile below to-day
WAS unl,rolcn at noon. The Diamond
10 warehouse WAS crushed and five
freight cars lifted several feet from the
track and turned over. The Chicago
burlington & Quincy and The Peoria Il
Rock island tracks along the river front
III Rock Island are under ic:., and neither
! road can run cars along the lcvcc front
The water is rising rapidly. and unless
the gorge breaks soon, much damage
will be done
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A Fatal Poker C,,.,c

St. Paul, Special Telegram, March A.
AT ! O'Clock Sunday morning in the
town Of Ccntervil". "A few miles beyond
White Bear. Fred Stankry. Il local prize
as the st. Paul Butcher Boy" was shot
by a son of III. w. Kiici, :, saloon-
keeper. The shooting was the outcome of
Il quarrel over Il game of cards. and, it ls
claimed. WAS in self defense Stankey is
in dying condition, and SO far no arrests
have been made
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Rice Lake Wis. March 1l.-John Erlck.
son anI sam Swanson. two wcll-to do farm
c!s of 500 Greek. Were Instantly killed near
Cameron. six miles south of this city, last
evening by hen. struck by Il train on the
Omaha. They We're both somewhat under
the influence Of liquor. and attempted to
cross the track ahead OF the train The
sleigh was demolished and both horses
killed.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-03-18
A Shut DOWN

1shpeming Mich, Special. March IL
lib" local management of the Lake An
:.rline mine has received instructions
from pittsburg to close down IL part of
he mine and dis, hnrgc IL part of the
force. Two or three shafts will be
closed. The company employs 800 men
and has pmid S5OD,noO yearly dividends
for several ypurs
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Grand Rapids. Mich, March 14.-The
Grand river is higher than ever before
since the great f!,.slirt in 1883. 1t rosu
several inches this morning.. and is six
teen and one-half feet above it,, low water
mark. The temporary strnclurr. partly
railroad bridge here. has caught the ice
and debris aud formed !: dam. backing
up the water and bulging one section Of
the bridge. Many factories along the
river have shut down, and families have
been obliged 10 move To second stories of
their houses. The water is reported fall
in" ut nl-rv"r points. and in the Rogue
river and other tributaries.
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st. Petersburg, March ~ 'rhc Chinese
authorities in i<asli.,," ,,rc. it is stated,
pr"parin:; 'n ,,i2a The portion of til" Pa
mir region ur"nlicl by Russia aud to
which hii,a lays c.,,llu. With IL view to
defending lsuss..ta occupation. two bat
tali"ns III EU san infantry and two bat
trrios of artillery have been ordered to
start III April I" r"iniorc" the troops now
wintcring in the Pamirs. and to resist
nnv Chinese force that may attempt to
drive, the Russians out
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The pre.idcu, Dcposr,1

New York, March 1i.-.At a meeting Of the
Wonen's National influence club to-clty,
Mrs. Mary Frost Orinsby WAS expelled from
the pres idcrcy of the organization and from
ITS membership. She was charged with the
betrayal of trust. Tie matter of electing
Il new president was laid over
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CNn SyWDNthfAe WITH OOMme11y.
Huron, S. d.. Special. March ia YER
dict for 81 in favor Of J. Il. Coomcr against
j. W. Breton WAS returned by the jury TO-
day. Cooner was chief of police Of this
city. but upon the recommendation of Aid.
I:reton was discharged upon the ground of
failure TO DO his duty. Coomer sued Breton
for 5000 damages sustained because OF his
removal from Office An appeal will likely
he taken.
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rhe Missarri pix,n..

L."a,enworth. Kun, Mlrch 14.-The
Missouri river ut this point rose three
feet from & p. III. Sunday to s Il. IN. to-
day and is now rising at the rate of four
inches an hour Several hundred fee: of
he recently constructed dixie opposite the
city is submerged. and ii is feared that
most of it will go. Much damage III other
directions is also feared.
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Washington, March II. - No nomin.
tions were received by Tie senate from
he president III to-day's session. a
nunl.rr hn,! bcei expected. but ii is sup
posed that they will be withheld for The
reason that they could not !c acted upon
until the senate commuters are ap-
nniItnl
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LIVES AND PROPERTY
SWEPT AWAY BY DEVASTATING
FLOODS.
A Dam Gives Way in Michigan
and the Kalamazoo River
Floods Thousands of
Acres of Ter
r.tOrV.
On the Rampage.

halamazoo, Mich. March 14.-A re-
port has just been received that the
dams ut HowlaMdSvinc. south OF here.
and at Plainwcll and O,se.o to The north
havt gone. Thousands of acres of land
are inundated and many lives and much
property are no doubt lost. The kalama-
Zoo river was never before known to bc
So high.
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More Trouble for Mantle.

Washington, Special March 13.-There
seems TO be some trouble regarding the ad-
mission of Lee Mantle as United States
senator fcon. Montana on account of IL de-
feet of the naturalization papers which his
father took out wien he came to this coun-
Try. Mantle came here with his father
when he was nine years old. and has de-
pended for his citizenship upon his fathers
papers. which are said TO be defective. 1t
Is probable that any difficulty of this kind
NAV be fixed up,
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= Farmers. Insf;tutc,

Caledonia. Mimi. Special. March ia
farmers institute has been held here for
two days by o. c. Gregg. superintendent,
assisted by o. Z. Gould. Throt,or. Lewis,
William Sommeriirld and DR.. NJ. ii. Rey-
nolS. The weather has been bad and roads
impossible for teams. but Notwithstanding
these drawbacks the attendance has been
very good.