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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

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Dear sirs.-As secretary OF the LlDrii
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pressing TO YOU our heartfelt thanks ior
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
LOST IN THE NINTH.
The Magician- solved James Curves and
Won the Games.

ROANOKE. VA, July 2S.-Srccial-
james pitci "a great ball agaiH't Roanoke
to-day. up to the ninth inning, when they
fell upon his curves. and rounded him all
over The lot. At the opening Of the ninth
the score stood I 20 , in fave OF the
Champions. and many OF the spectators,
thinking the game was lost, lett the
grounds. But they tho ught wrong. and the
uncertainties Of baseball were once mere
demonstrated Welch and NiOX hit Tor
GoLbit-play; Fultz reached first on Heck
mans tumble and Stahl put the ball over
the fence fer "A hOme-run. Five runs re-
.iDltcd from this terrific batting. and the
eCore was tied. Petersburg was easily re-
tired in their half OF the ninth. and then
Roanoke won the game In the tenth
Welch singled. and was sent across the
rubber on singles by Williams and Fult2.
Lipptft opened Petersburg's half OF the
tenth with "A double. but was unable 10
gel mast third ScO-o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

covered WITH n short fkirt 10 tne Knees.
and loose blouse. and wore clot' caps.
Their opponents were young ama'ners
OF the civ. who were invited 70 make up
a nine 10 play the THE Young Ladies
Club"
The seven females we've assisted by Nor
gan and Hampton. two ,ccsl ilayers, ana
in comparison with the female traVeiiins
clubs who pass through the country, 'hey
played a surprisingly good game.
The captain, who was also pitcher OF
the club. seemed TO take an enthusiastic
interest in the game. ani pitched. caught
and blttcd the bali In a manner that won
the real enthusiasm Of the rioters
With one or TWO exceptions, the otner
players were dummies. and showed no ac-
tivity in the game.
The crowd present gradually filed up
the field around the players. and AT the
beginning OF the sixth inning IL became
such mob that though there was no
disorder. the progress Of the game could
not be followed. As the beginning OF the
sixth inning the score stood 10 !. IN
favor OF the Young Ladies' Club
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

OXFORD. y. c.. July Specialize
Superior Court Of Granville county was
opened here yesterday with Judge n.
r. SfarbuCk presiding and Air " H.
Bynum solicitor. Several very important
and interesting cases are said 90 De- on The
docket 20 come up before the lify nr
This term OF court. o. both criminal amt
civil causes. Quite "A number or lawyers
from other places are here attending
court, and cur hotels are well nllcG with
visitors and strangers.
Tho crop prospects are said 10 be much
improving in this county on account OF
the rains.
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Telegraphic Brryitie>.

on September LIST the Union carpenters
I'm Boston will demand that eight hours
shall constitute "A days work. and that
they shall be paid thirty-nve cents per
hour.
Secretary Carlisle and his three assist
ants. Haml.n and Curtis. were all at
their desk yesterday afternoon. The lat
ter returned from his trip 10 London IN
connection with the delivery or bonds
10 the Rothschilds.
A riot occurred at a county social in
Lewis county. ". Va, and number or
young men were probably fatally injured
FLOYD Faly was cut In the abdomen. ana
Gorcan Byran had his throat cut Roscoe
Evan and Wash HALEY had TO be carried
10 their homes on account OF the injuries
produced by clubs. and HALEY has been
Unconscious ever since.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
portsmouth WINS -fG4TN.
Norfolk Was Outbatted and Outfieided by
the Truckers.

NORFOLK, VA. July 2;.-Spccial.-
Norfolk was ortbattcd and nutfielded to-
day by Portsmouth, and the latter team
won out without making an extra effort.
Glare pitched beautiful ball fer the
Truckers, but Fosters curves failed 10
deceive his opponents vino caught on
easily. A big crowd witnessed the game.
which was devoid OF interest. on account
OF being one-sided. The Norfolk press Is
roasting the home team and ito owner.
and the opinion 10 gaining ground that
Owner ONeil 10 being worked" by the
players. There . lack OF discipline and
cooperation that IL too marked &c escape
notice and severe ccnsure. The prediction
Is now made that Norfolk will come up
At the tail Of the league teams. Score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
The Blues Excursion.

one OF the most attractive moonlight
excursions Of the season will be the one
TO be given by the Blues Battalion to-
morrow night The tickets are limited ia
number. and are nearly all gone. The
Blues Band Will discourse attractive
music all the evening. and the orchestra
on board OF the Pocahontas Will also
come I'm for a share Of the entertain
men,. Mr. Irwin Weisiger. the popular
SUPERINTENDENT OF the Virginia Naviea-
lion Company, will. of course. see that
Everything on board OF the elegant steam
ar is in first-clas order. and the spacious
vesse, will no doubt b. taxed TO Its utmost
caracity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
To Select a Park SITE.

President Clever. Of the Common COM
ell. ycst, rday APPOINTED Ccuuciimen Ben
jamin Jackson. J. Il. Griffin. and Mart n
Dcane. members Of the special committee.
VINO are TO consider the question az TO
the selection of park for Jackson ward.
President Turpln. OF the Borrd OF Alder
men. On the previous night selected AL
dermen Bahen and Mitch as represen-
natives OF that body On the same com
pnfffee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
.yirgiIia i,cauties.

The August number Of Godeys maya
zine. just out. has hignly hleIsaSin
articie hv Elizabeth Patterson, entitled,
.Vtrginia Beauties" in which appears
excellent portraits Of Miss Irene Lang Lang
horne Mrs Thomas ;. Martin, MISS
Kate Harris Miss Sallie Bruce, MISS
Anastasia Howard, Mrs. Philip ieatmdn,
Misc Mabel Vaughan. Miss Elizabeth
Clarke. and Mrs. Alexandra NJ. Higgins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
Totals
RICHMOND.

Summary: Earned ns-RichmOnd. .:
Lynchburg, 3. Two-base hits Berryhill,
Thompson, Orth, Smith. Groves. Wells.
Rerte Three-base hits-Berte and House
man. Stolen bases-Raffert. Klin %,
Smith. Double plays-Orth, Mcintyre, ana
PlOck. Base on balls-by Dinsmore, ,. by
Orth. 3. Hit by pitcher-Raffert. Struck
out-by Dinsmore. ]; by Orth, Z. Time OF
game. two hours. Umpire, Mr. HOggins.
Attendance 200
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

The, Play q surprisingly Good Game at
island Park

day OF seven stalvsart young women "a
an omnibus. preceded by conveyance
containing a hand. and drawn by h0rses
covered with lettcred cloths bearing the
Signs. THE Young Ladies' Base Ball
Club was sufficient 10 collect several
hundred roctlrs ~ Isl2..d Pars yesterday
Afternoon II ace the s.me
The female bal! tossers who are sad
TO come from New YORK. sa. together IN
the grand-stand in rather detected at.i-
tudes until the game was called. when
they lined up on the bench. ready for
the call to bat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
Chnrged With Stealing Books.

Andrew Mcdonald was arrested yes,ei
DAY. and lcdged'in the Second police s'a-
ton. charged with stealing IRON the ~
brary OF The Times newspaper nNo ru.-
urnes ,f tie History for Ready fseiei-
ence and Topical Reading" valued az
so. Mcdonald claims that ne bought the
hooks from a negro. He will be gwen
hearing IN the Police Court TINS morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
To Build Two Biz Warehouses.

NORFOLK, VA. July Special
General Manager Serpell. of the Norfolk
and Carolina railroad, announces that
wharves. docks, and two mammoth ware
houses will be constructed at Primers
Point By his company. Bids haze been
asked for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

served under the supervision OF Lieuten-
ant W. s. Z. Mayo, Of Company -, ana
his wcil-known talent OF looking aiter
the inner man is sufficient guarantee Una,
the friends o. the fhues viii be hand
somelN entert alnel IN eNery respect.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
PROT. NINOR JERf nm.
Unconscious and Little Hope Entertained
FOR His Recovery.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. July %
SpcCial.-There is no improvement IN the
condition Of Professor John y. Minor.
He Is critically i'll. ana his friends en-
terrain but little hope of his recovery.
lie is now unconscious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

The Elks. with their wives, nis,ers. ana
sweethearts. yesterday went 10 provi-
dence Forge on their annual picnic over
the peninsula division Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. Refreshments and
amusements Of various kinds contributed
70 the unalloyed enjoyment OF the party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

w ANTED--J,Y A FAMILY OF THREE
w ADULTS. A FLAT OF FIVE OR
q family without children. Quiet house
and accessible location 10 business ten-
tire main considerations: references ex-
changed. Address RENTER. care Times.
IVA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
OBITUARY.
HON. II. r. CHENEY

HON. II. r. CHLSkI,
BOSTON. July 1.-Hon. H. p. Cheney.
president Of the American Express Com
pany. died to-day at his home in weiles-
ley. Of intermittent fever, aged eighty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

Summary: Earned iuns-ftoanOke. 8. Pc
tersburg, ). Base on balls-off Williams,
2; off James. l. Struck Out-by Williams
3; by James p Twa-base hits-Little, VII
liams. and Lippcrt. TIN ee-basc his-Lit-
tie. WEIGH. >iox, Lyons. Home-runs-
Stahl, eCkman. Double lays-Caya-
naugh TO Little. Wild pitch-James. Stolen
bascs-F'ultz. Stahl. Williams, Sanford.
Time of game, two hoars and ten min
utes. Umpire. Mr. Mclaughlin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

GAaiHs SCHEDULED Fog TODAY.
At Lynchburs:
Richmond vs.. Lynchhu.g.
Al Portsmouth.
Norfolk VS.. Portsmouth.
At Roanoke.
Petersburg vs.. Roanoke
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
.ylIIe.PIh!Iadelphla POSTPONED. rain
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.


GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Washington at Cleveland.
Baltimore AT Pitt sDurs.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia AT Louisville.
Boston at ST. Louis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
civ Circuit Court.

In the city Circuit Court yesterday two
judgments were rendered In favor OF
George G. Parker. against T. -. Daaacy
for $500 and 500.
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THs L,NcAsrrisHInx STARTS.

LIVERPOOL. July 23.-The twenty-sixth
renewal OF the great Worcestershire
breeders prostakes of 800 sovxerigns for
two-year-Olds. five furlongs. was run to-
day. and won by Baron DeRothschild's
Majestueuse. The Duke Of Westminstcrs
Hartford was second. and Mr.. Winters
Brentwood third.
The nineteenth renewal OF St Georges
stakes OF five severe. gns for starters with
% sovereign added for three years. one
mile and three furlOngs, was won by
Mr.. Leopoids De Rothschili's Utica: Mr..
A. W. Cox's Solari was second. and Mr..
Il. Peck's NcWsmOnger third.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

The Senators Easy Nictims-Pirates Down
the Orioles.

CLEVELAND, July 23.-Washington lost
two games to Cleveland to-day by the
vellowest kind of fielding. Umpire Muir
ray helped TO defeat the visitors IN the
first game He gave the home club all
the best Of several close decisions lie
second game was stopped In the sixth IN
ming on account Of darkness. Attendance,
y.U0u. Score. X II. J..
Cleveland .....Oo2041 8
WASHINGTON .OOUO12O OO-s y
Batteries. Wallace and Cuppy AMI Zfn-
rner; Anderson AMI Mcclure
Second gamel: X, n. +.
Cleveland .......-....... o o ID v
Washington .............l % % % .
Batteries. Wilson and Young and Lim-
mer: Mercer and Mcclure. Called on ac-
count OF darkness.
rITIsBrEo. >: BALTIMORE. 4.
PITT-B BURG. July 23.--The Baltimore
PLAYERS kicked on every decision keefe
maze to-day, and Jennings was lined -
and removed from the game. Clarke, who
took his place, batted In all or Balu-
iaore's runs. II was a great game OF
ball. spoiled however. by some foush
work on the part of visitors HOiter was
pcevish al through the game. His Wild
ness in ,hc second inning gave P4ttsourg
four runs. and after Baltimore was re-
tired Boz the ninth inning, with three men
on bases. his wild throw gave PittsDurg
the game in the tenth.
Score. X. II. l..
pitts0urg .........O4OOO O001-5 . q
Baltimore ........0 0O020 2O0O % IL .
Batteries: Hart and Merritt; Holfer ana
Robinson.
NFw YORK. 7: CINCINNATI. 3.
CINCINNATI July 23.-The Cincinnatis
PLAYED hall like farmers to-day. making
error after error. Clarke pitched good
ball.
: .Ore: 4. ii. T..
Cincinnati. .......OOO3OOO 8
New York. ........1 O3110x-7 10
Batteries: Phillips and Parrot and
Murphy; Clarke and Farrell
BOSTON. 10: 81. LOUIS. 8.
ST. LOUIS. July 9Th, locals made
one more hit than did the Bostons but
worked in their six errors when they
id the most harm and lost the game.
Dulan was more effective than Staley in
scattering hits. Attendance so.
81 louis. .........2OO0OI01AS 5 Y
Boston. ...........3 o. o o. DO u
Batteries. staley and Miller; Dolan
and Ryan.
CHICAGO. Q: BEoOKLYN. 6.
CHICAGO. ILL, July 23.-Daub was
knocked out Of the box In the NTH inning
today and the runs acquired OF his de-
livery mixed in with a couple Of costly
errors by Daub and DAILY, gave the Chi
Cages more than enough runs 10 win
wiki. Griffith was In excellent form. and
while hit hard az times, retained his
steadiness and was given splendid sup
port. Attendance, 800.
Score. r. II. r.
Chicago. ..........2pl06O 0Ox-s
Brooklyn. ..........O 3 0 2 o o 0 0-6 y q
Batteries Griffith and Kittridge: Daub
and Stein and Grim.
Al Louisville:
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NORFOLK.

SlfnmdTy. FdrnfI rlUS-NOTIUIh1 =
Two-base hits-Tate. Collihower. Stolen
bases-Clare. Hall. Mangant, Cote,
OHsgan Double plays-COrcoran. Thorn
ton. and Tate. Thurston. Hall, and Man
CANT. Bases on balls-Off Clare, 3; OF
Foster. 3. Struck out-By Clare. ?: by
Foster. Time OF game, one hour and
thirty minutes. Umpire. Mitchell.
Dick Knox. the heavy-hitting outfielder
Of the Portsmouth team. WAS released
to-day. Knox IS one OF the best ball
players IN the Virginia League. but an
inveterafe kicker. and he will not be out
long He has already received offers from
Richmond and ST. Paul.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
GAMES YESTERDAY.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
G.mes won and lost by each club TO
o.Har clut.
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Totals
PETERSBURG.

'Ganney batted for James IN the tenth.
Score by innings.
..................OO 0OO0ll51-s
Petersburg .............. o U = o.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-16
SIGHTING THE SITES,
Tho Commission Enters Upon Its Inspec-
tion Tours.

The Commission Enters Upon Its Inspec-
tion Tours.
This morning the commission
started on its tour of site ipspec-
tion, going first to those about Rock
river. These will all be thoroughly
examined today and possibly those
east in the vicinity of Moline, etc.
The commission was accompanied by
the local committees of Rock Island
and Moline and a number of supervi-
sors. This evening occurs the BAN
quet at the Harper and tomorrow the
commission will rest. completing its
Investigations Monday.
An important part of the commits
siou's duties will probably be rigid
inquiry into the water. sewerage and
other advantages of the locality, as
well as the question of accessibility.
ETC., and this Of course will require
time in order to be done thoroughly.
The mmissioners are naturally nom
committal as to their observations or
impressions, and it is probable that
they will 90 to Springfield for con-
ference with the governor after they
have secured the data they desire,
before determining upon site.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-16
LOOKING UP SITES.
Commissioners of the Western
Hospital Arrive.
INSPECTING THE LAND SUBMITTED

Informally Received at the Harper
Banquet This Evening win Remain
Until Monday Evening" Gale.burE and
Monmouth Completed.
The commissioners of the Western
Insane Hospital. Messrs. John 4.
Eden, of Sullivan; T. j. Medill, Jr.,
of Rock Island. and W. Sheldon Gale.
OF Galesburg. arrived in Rock Island
over the c.. B. & z. road at 1855 last
evening. The gentlemen were re-
ceived at the depot by the reception
committee of Rock Island aud Moline
headed by Mayors Knox and Swens-
son. and after supper at the Harper
an informal reception took place,
during which a number of citizens of
the county called. In the meantime
the local committees met in the
ordinary and completed plans for the
banquet to be given at the Harper
tonight in honor of the trustees.
Finished Galesburg and Monmouth.
The inspection of Gaiesburg sites
was completed yesterday morning
with the examination of tracts north
of the city. The commission ther
went to Monmouth under escort o.
Supt. Rice. of the c., B. & Q. road
and after looking over sites offerec
by the public-spirited people of War
rem county, came on to Rock Island
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-16

St. Mary's fair at Columbia hall
was opened last night and promises
to be grand success. The fair COM
mittee. John Wich, Mic Bredar, Jo-
seph Dietz and the ladies have
spared no trouble or expense in
decorating the hail in such a manner
that there never was the like in this
city on such an occasion. Mic Wirig,
who painted all the different booths
and stands. deserves great praise for
his artistic work. The different
stands such as the postoflice, the
ladies' bazar, the Japanese stand, the
fishing pond. hotel Fortuna. the can
dy stand and hotel Spitzbergen pre-
sent fine appearance. Prof. Carl
Adams, assisted by his son, Charles
Adams. has made great preparations
for the varied entertainments (which
will be given every evening during
the fair
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-16
IN CASE OF WAR.
Col. Mackenzie Talks About What Thi,
Country Could DO In Such Event.

Col. Mackenzie Talks About What This
Country Could DO In Such Event.
The report of Gen. Nelson A.
Miles, in command of the United
States army in which he set forth the
inadequacv of our coast defenses in
case of war has resulted in an inter-
view with prominent army officers on
the subject, and Col. Alexander Mac
kenzie, acting chief OF engineers of
the army. and formerly of Rock Isl
and, said he had often talked with
Col. Poe about the possibilities of
the Welland canal in case of war.
Col. Poe was United States engineer
in charge of the Detroit district aud
had given the subject special study.
Said Col. Mackenzie:
Could Blow Up the Canal.
''Col. Poe always claimed that if
there was danger of war ships COM
ing through the Welland canal we
could get up ingenuity enough to
blow the canal up in 2l hours. The
canal has IA feet of water, and the
locks. think, are long enough to
admit the passage of a vessel nearly
200 feet in length. The dominion
government has works in progress, l
believe, that will make all the St.
Lawrence river navigable to vessels
drawing IA feet or less. This mini
mum depth is to be maintained. The
St. Clair flats would pass any vessel
that could pass the Welland canal,
for there are Is feet of water there,
and eventually there will be 90. The
Sault Ste. Marie canal now has Is
feet, and will have 90 when the i'm.
provements are complete. so that the
Welland canal is really the key to the
situation. The English have re.
Gently built and now have in opera.
tion canal at Sault Ste. Marie within
Canadian territory. so that the pas
sage of the lakes might be made by
going through but one canal owned
by this government"
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-16
emeuta-

An event of unusual interest will
be the coming of Eddie Foy to the
Burtis next Wednesday night in the
musical burlesque. Little Robinson
Crusoe."
The grand play made famous by
Denman Thompson is 1.-The Old
Homestead" to be presented by a
strong company with all the scenic
accessories at the Burtis Monday
evening.
The Marie Wellesley company
presented East Lynne very cred
itab.y at Harper's theatre last
evening, and tonight give the excel
lent drama, "A Noble Ontcast." The
company opens another weeks en-.
gagement tomorrow night.
Tomorrow evening at the Burtis
Tim Murphy and company will pre-.
sent Hoyt's greatest laughing sue.
cess, "A Texas Steer" MIR. Murphy
is one of the greatest character com.
edians Of the times and a rich enter.
tainment is promised.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-16
ENDEAvORERS MEET.
Interesting session Of the County Union
Yesterday.

Interestlng Session OF the County Union
Yesterday.
Upward of 1875 members of the
Rock Island County Christian En-
deavorers' Union attended the sixth
semi-annual meeting of the organi-
zation at the Central Presbyterian
church yesterday afternoon and even
ing. The county and various protes-
tant churches were well represented.
The discussions, papers and addresses
we're highly interesting and evil
denced the growing interest among
the endeavorers to forward the
cause of christianity. The afternoon
exercises commenced with a devo-
tional service by G. d. Medill, OF
Milan; Miss Carrie Walker. of Milan,
read a paper on the work of the
prayer meeting convention; Rev. +.
W. Grafton gave talk on the Look
out Committee;" Miss Grace Bearby,
of Moline, gave q paper on the
"Social Committees" Miss Daisy
Gould spoke on the NEED and Good
of Junior Work" The discussions
which followed were profitable.
In the evening there was praise
service by President W. F. Kaupke
addresses By Revs. Ira w. Allen and
W. S. Marquis. and vocal solo by Miss
Dorrence. The spring meeting will
be held at Port Byron. The resig
nation of Miss Pearl Barnhart as re
cording secretary was accepted.
| Church Concert.
| The First Methodist church wa
filled on the occasion OF the gran
concert given by the choir last even
ing. The entertainment was admir-
ably presented, each participant re
ceiving deserved recognition. Th'
program included quartet number
by Mrs. H. Won Koeckritz, Miss Ger
trude Wilcox aud Messrs. j. A. John
son and c. f. Eberhart and the Sve
male quartet; choruses by the choir
organ colo BY Prof. S. L. Bowlby
readings by Miss c. McCord; voca
solos by Miss Lucy Coyne, j.
johnson and Mrs. F. w. Merrell, an
a euphonium solo by Prof, j. F. Viii
liamS
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-16
Athletic Conteat.

The first monthly contest between
members of the Davenport and Rock
Island association men was held in
the Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium last
evening. Davenport carried off the
honors by score of IL to out of a
possible IS points. Hansen. of Rock
Island. winning the broad jump;
Bragg. of Davenport. winning the
high jump. with Blakesley. of this
city, second. Hender and Eberhart.
of Davenport, won tie on the high
kick. The records were feet fol
the high kick, feet 4 inches for the
high jun, and 13 feet inches for
the broad jump.