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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-11-23
DusE AND BERNHARDT.
Tho italian Actress Rises to Creator
Heights Than the Frenchwoman.


AS yet Duse has permitted us only
glimpse of her gallery of dramatic por-
traits. Elsewhere she has achieved tri-
umphs in plays differing as widely as
"La Femme de Claude and "L'Ab-
besse de Jouarre Her Juliet and
Ophelia have aroused fervent enthusi-
asm, and her Cleopatra is still a bone
Of critical contention between the COM
mentators who hold that naturalness is
the chiefest stage virtue and those who
prefer the dazzling artifce Of which
Sarah Bernhardt is passed mistress. If
it be the first object of good acting to
hold the mirror up to nature, the French
actress in these later days would be un-
wise to dispute the palm with her Ital-
ian rival. The women whom she now
depicts are, for the most part, mere
monstrosities, fanciful developments
from one morbid and extravaganza type.
If Duse, in attempting some of them,
has failed to emphasize all the violent
and impossible contrasts Of which they
are compounded, and to amaze or hor-
rify by cry or gesture, she at least
has contrived to impart to them, By her
intuitive sense of truth and proportion,
some senblance of humanity. Wherever
there is foundation of human heart to
work upon her power is absolute, and
she can interpret all moods with almost
equal facility. As has been pointed out,
she can sound all the depths of pathos,
or simulate a paroxysm Of rage or
scorn with the same veracity; can en-
ploy with delightful effect all the wiles
of feminine seductiveness, play the CO.
quette with indispensable archness and
vivacity and tread the perilous paths Of
the riskiest French comedy with light
ness, a sparkle, an assurance and an
adroitness altogether Partisan.
She possesses, moreover, in larger
measure than any other actress the pro-
team gift of genuine impersonation.
With face and figure devoid of any
peculiar characteristic, she Identifies
herself with the fictitious personality by
subtle and appropriate transformations,
in which gait, gesture, carriage and
facial expression all play their part. In
this respect, beyond question, she is the
greatest actress Of the day, and among
men Salvini alone takes rank above her
or beside her. Her powers in high trag-
edy or poetic comedy must be for US as
yet matter for conjecture only.
Ranken Towse in Century.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-11-23
Not 1.nokx With Their Names.

There are in France two brothers with
the surname of Assassin, who recently
obtained the necessary permission from
the high tunctionary called keeper Of
the seals to change their name to one
less offensive After mature reflection
they decided to change their name to
Berge. Now that 1t is too late to alter
it they have discovered, to their intense
annoyance, that their new name hap
pens by q singular coincidence, to be
that of the chief assistant to NJ. Deibler,
the public executioner, who will in all
probability succeed to NJ. Deibler's
grewsome business.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-11-23
The Subject Suited.

visitor-But this portrait Of MIR.
Bulger is a good deal more than life
Jze?
Artist know it. That is the sizs
,e thinks he is.-Boston CommeEcsM
Bulletin. ..asazasj
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-11-23

consisting part Of nails locks
house fastenings generally.
In Paints carry John W. Mury Sons celebrated ready
which acknowledged
hest oo in the United cheap mixed paints
oil varnh ned and paint OIL venetian red and
consists part follows 2x AKA 410 o
14x
3x7 3xS
dressed
boards white and yellow and rough
kn-ried flooring
frames 1x6x6 fencing lx6 North
aths and shingles
price from 50 90 up
stove pipe thimbles.
building year
over stock. :oo
possibly it mpos-
be to Judge the goods from quotations. An OF our
bought hard times prices ana VIII DC
accordingly - t.o. - :,
line will be advantage to come at once
stock is run down
friends and customers to call on
Mondays Tuesdays Thursdays Fridays as we take each wednesday
in attend to business from home
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-11-23

We blinds inch thick to fit all these sizes OF
Sx10 lights 0x12
and 10 lights Sx12
moulding and inches white pn and
inches xii. d and
popular newes X 5 and 6x inch stair
II inch both short and long,
brackets mante shelves from 20 inch to feet longs
brackets bause,
other things mention.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-11-23

He ua. Faith In Evapgelistio Triumph
and Progress In the Right Direction.
This Is Good World Tor Girls-Moth-
ers Too Often Forgotten.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-11-23

Advice the fifth: Plan out your life
on big scale, whether you are a farm
er's daughter, or a shepherdess among the
hills, or the fattered pet of drawing
Soou filed with -statuary and pictures
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1895-11-23

We will give special prices on all of
above goods for the remainder Of this
year, as we desire to reduce our large
Stock before taking inventory Janu-
airy 1, 1895.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-04
CONDENSED CYCLING CHAT.

Bald has won about 49, 600 worth Of
prizes this season.
Willie Windle will soon eudeavor to
smash records on the Waltham track.
Mike Dirnberger, the cx-king of the
track, has retired and will study law.
In October johnson, Sanger and Tyler
will all be after the professional time rec.
ord of 1895.
c. Ford Seelcy, the well known road
racer, will soon make n cycling tour
through Ireland, Scotland, England and
France.
L. D.. Cabanne expects to be in condi-
ton for the fall meets. He is resting now
and fast recovering from tho effects Of his
recent injuries.
Bald's competition mile in / minute
% ID seconds in Chicago recently in.
creascs the strength of the impression tina;
he is the swiftcst amateur racing cyclist
on the path today. He has lowered the
competition record three times this season.
Wilbur Edwards, the California cyclist,
who retired from active participation in
racing events a couple of months ago, has
decided to compete again and will be seen
in all the big fall tournaments. Edwards
has the record of l minute 81 Is seconds
for II mile on a straightaway course.
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Base Ball Notes.

Rookland Star; The Camden ball team
Gi5banded for the season, Saturday Most
of the men have retured to their homes,
while Meaghcr and German have joined
New England League teams, Meagher
going to Bangor and German TO Augusta.
Manager Patten is by no means dis
coonraged because his team did not win
the flag ana states that Camden will be
found in the race again next summer.
Lewiston Sun; The Lewiston Base
Ball Association held a meeting, Monday
evening, and business of Importance was
talked over. 1t was decided to have a
game of ball between the business and
professional men of Auburn and the
business and professional men of Lewis
ton, the receipts to go to aid the treasury
of the Base Ball Association. The game
will be played, Saturday, Sept. Il. Tickets
will be placed on sale at places soon to be
The Maine series of games
will be played and the Lewistons will take
part.
Bangor Wing: In the first game Dill
worth did his best to rattle Wheeler from
the coaching lines, So in the second contest
Wheeler and Henry took sweet revenge by
going on the coaching lines and getting
"Diily' SO ratified that he didn't know
whether he was tossing EN- up in his
stocking feet in his native burg or attend
ing the funeral of his shattered hopes.
Henry Is "a comedian and kept the crowd in
a constant roar by his talk. He was IL
rare acquisition to our team.
IL that is so, Bangor has seen what no
other place ever saw-Dilworth ratified.
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THEY " HouLT0N.
Continued from page ID

A. the afternoou session a feature was
tho n-resentation of the banners as men
,ioned in the secretary's report.
v r. Foss. formerly president OF the
,,;on gave a splendid address on Els-
49, Snccss in Eyangelistic Work.
At 5 O'Clock the reception coihnlittee
rendered a very pleasant recepoioh W tae
visiting delegates, on the lawn ol LII.
BENZ. Bussey. II was a novelty ana
highly enjoyable.
At 30. in the public square, an open
air service was conducted unoer the au-
snices of the union. V. h. foss, presiding
The sneakers were: Rev. A L. Ringold,
Gardiner. J. r. Boardman, Bangor; Rev.
r. N. Lamb ennebunKport; Miss Slbley,
Belfast. Miss Purinton, Bangor; Miss
Bickford, Biddeford.
ir,ueuse audience. in the rink, this
evening listened to addresses by Rev. J.
NJ Fro.t of Bangor on s. The Bible-Our
sword f" and by Rev. L.. S. Bean of Port
land. on GOOD citizenship Both were
of are excellence and were often inter
rupted with applause.
Following is the programme for the
remainder of the week;
Wednesday, 6 80 A. NJ, prayer meeting.
"Our sources Of strength" Rev. c. l..
Parker.
y 20. Address, 1.-THE Link of Sunday
School and Church, Rev. A. Foster, d. ID.
10 80. Committee conferences at Baptist
church. lookout committee. Miss Cora B.
Bichford; at Free Baptist church, prayer
meeting committee, J. r. Boardman; az
Presbyterian church, social committee,
= RI. C,,arlOt.a ~ Cih1,u. OF COvra-
tional church, missionary commit
toe, Rev. A. T. Dunn, d. d.
$50 p. M.-State Union Parliament,
Advance Endeavor;" 1.-THE Ideal Dis
trlct Secretary" Miss Maude f. Mat
thews; 1.-The Local Union" Miss Kath-
crime Berry; "The County Union. II. W.
Rowe; 1.-The Local Society and State
Union.' Miss Emily w. Milliken; one
minute reports of local societies; Pas
tors Period Rev. A. l. Chase; paper,
Christian Eudcavor in Waste Places, y
Miss Grace f. Washburn: 7.45, praise
service; s, address, J. W. Baer, secretary
of Z. S. C. f
Thursday, 6 30 A. M-Prayer meeting;
"Our Marching ORDERS" Eph. WILLIS,
Miss Grace +. Washburn. AT 800 A.
NJ, conference of district secretaries,
county and local union officers. in Bap-
fist church parlors, Miss Emily W.
Milliken.
$50 A. NJ, business session; re-
ports Of committees; election OF
officers; paper. ''The Endeavorer In
Society, Miss Mary f.. Purinton; cues
lions, answered by J. W. Baer; consecra-
ton service, j. W. Baer; Mizpah.
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Only are vouchsafed to nerves weak and mn
strung, but when it is braced up and soothei
by Hostettet's, stomach bitters. perfect tran
guilty reigns night and day throughout the
nervous system. Nervousness is usually a
manifestation of chronic dyspepsia, a disorder
TO III reilef OF which the Bitters il peculiarly
adapted. In the general vigor begolten Of
complete digestion and assimilation. two
functions aided by this auxiliary of health.
the nerves OF course share. Nervous people
should use it steadily, not at uncertain IN
tervais. the bilious and constipated. and
those troubled with ma aria, rh.nmstism and
kidney trouble. also derive unspeakable beue-
ut from 1t. The aged and infirm find that il
tends greatly to essen their physical troubles.
and persons slowly recovering strength afte,
an exhausting illness convalesc- more rapidlv
ltal appetizer.
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Gently earned ~laurels, with a 2:04T rec
ord, which mark places him well up in
public rating with the champion stations,
John r. Gentry, 2:03A, and Joe Patchen,
2:04, and Robert J, the gelding king.
1t is certain that there are no others
that can give him a race. During last
years campaign he was one of the most
reliable pacing horses on the turf, and for
4 number of weeks, through the central
Illinois circuit, could not be headed on
the half mile tracks. He is ono of the best
looking stations out and does not wear a
harness shop to impede his wonderful
flight of speed. Fidol is the son of Black
mans Idol, No. Al, dam Molly Jackson,
dam of Idolf, 2:13M, by Stoncwall Jack
SON., 292, grandam Queen Anne, by Cliff
ton Pilot. In his mile in 2:04H recently
he went tho middle half in 1:01T.
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A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Miss Carrie Stoddard of Chicopee
Falls, Mass, Killed, Tuesday,
Beina Struck by Runaway Team. While blcy
cling. Shaft Penetrating Body.

Chicopee. Mass, Sept. "a frightfuI
accident in which Miss Carrie Stoddard'
aetd 80, of Chicopee Falls, lost her HE
took place 90 the road leading from TINS
city to Cbicopee Falls, this evening.
Miss Stoddard was riding her bicycle OF
the way TO Chicopee, when a runaway
horse drawing a light team, dashed upon
her.
She was thrown down and one OF the
shafts of the team penetrated> her body
inst above the waist, causing death within
half An hour.
There was no one in the team, the
driver having been thrown out. The name
of the driver was not known, as he
Jumped into the wagon, after h acct
dent. and drove rapidly away.
Miss Stoddard's death shocks the entire
community, for she belonged to q we'll
known family and was highly respected.
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THE VAlkYRlE III
Is In Pink Of Condition and Dunraven Is
Perfectly Satisfied with Her.

New York, Sept. 3.-Valkyrie III coLn
pleted her tuning up, today, aud was dry
dooked, this afternoon, to have her hull
put in shape for the America cup races.
She is in fine condition and Lord Dun
raven is perfectly satisfied with her, bar
ing her color. Under his orders, the black
coating which was given before his ar
rival, is being removed, tonight, and she
will be painted white, tomorrow, for the
races.
Her last sail outside of Sandy Hook,
this forenoon, emphasized her ability in
light winds, and the way In which she
turned her back on the wholesale breeze,
this afternoon, Il took a tow to the Erie
basin, showed that Lord Dunraven and his
advisers are satisfied with her sails and
spars, and desire to give what time rt-
mains to her sides and under body.
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Today's Game.

The Lewis.ons will be here, today, to
try conclusions with the Remedies, and
play off the game which was forfeited 60
Lewiston, Aug. ,, for failure of the
home management to provide new balls
promptly to start the game at the adver-
tised time.
TIL games with Lewiston. here, have
fur will undoubtedly fly, today. Mains
or Williams will do the honors for the
visitors, while viau will land the young-
sters on top IL in his power to do 81.
The cranks VIII be interested to pas.
Judgment on the work of u nav second
has eman. German.
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MEMS NUGGETS.
Brought by the xirss from sae Svrih. East
Louta and West.

At Philadelphia, Tuesday, Paul won the
?. 10 pace, 5000, in six heats; best time,
2 10. Prince Purdy won the $50 trot,
$4,000, in 2 1917. Wednesday, Joe Patchen
and John r. Gentry will meet for a $1,000
purse.
Alfred w. Fitz, son of late ex- Mayor
Eustace c.. Fltz of Chelsea, Mass, and
treasurer of the Wire Fabric Rubter Co.
of Chelsea, has been missing since Aug.
~. when he left ostensibly for a business
trip In the West. Since his departure it
has been ascertained that his books are
not in the condition in which they should
have been left, bnt there has been as yet
no public statement as to any shortage.
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Weather Conditions and Genera, Forecast.

Washington, Sept. 3.-The barometer
is low neal Lake Superior. 1t has fallen
in the central valleys and risen at the
Rocky mountain stations. The pressure
has remained about stationary on tho
Atlantic coast and it is warmer in the
Northern states, east of the mississippi
river.
Local showers are reported in the south
ern portions of the east Gulf and south
Atlantic States, and in the upper Missis-
sippi valley and Montana.
Tho weather continues clear from the
Ohio valley eastward to New England,
and in the Southwest.
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The Eclipse.

Very few people in this city remained
up, last night, TO see the eclipse of the
moon, but those that did, saw IA hand.
some sight. The sky was beautifully clear
and every stage of the eclipse was visible.
The moon entered the shadow about
1l.20 P. M, the total eclipse began at
12. % A. NJ, the middle OF the eclipse was
at LIS, the total eclipse ended at eos and
the moon left the shadow at 3. is, at least,
so we were told.
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Mansficld's Lack of jealousy.

When an artist like Richard Mansfield
sees fit to place his money, his time and
his thcater at the disposal of two actors,
as he has lone in the case of r. NJ. and
Joseph Holland, there must be good ma
tcrial in the attraction. Mr.. Mansfield
shows clearly by his action in this connec-
ton that he does not harbor professional
jealousy. He has stepped from the beaten
path to help others along.
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Earned runs, Bangor. II; keunebec, 8. Home
runs, Sharrott, Bean, Butler. Three base hits,
Sharrott, Henry, Hayes. Two base h t,
Wheeler, Sacrifice hit, Daniels. Stolen bases,
O'Brien, q. Moore ,, Wheeler ?. Meagher. Con-
nor, Pickett. First base on balls, by Gildea,
Butler, Doherty,G German, Daniels; by Daniels,
Henry, Gildea. First base on errors, Bangor,
|; Kcnnebee. ). Hit by pitched ball, by Dan
iels, Sharrott. Passed balls, Hayes, Common.
Struck out, by Gildea, Kelley. 2; by Braham,
Doherty; by Daniels, Gildea; by Dilworth,
Sharrott. Double play, Meagher. G. Moore
and o'Brien. Umpire, Lezotte. Time, Q hours
and IL minutes,
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The MOONS ECLIPSE
Plainly Visible at Harvard and Several Coed
Photographs Secured.

Boston, Sept. 3.-The eclipse OF
the moon, tonight, was plain
ly visible, the sky being cloud
less. At Harvard observatory, Prof.
Searle was in charge Of the observations,
He was assisted in his time observations
by Prof. Oliver C. Wendell, with the IL
inch refracting telescope, and John Ray
nor Edwards; while H. B. Colson sue
ceeded In obtaining several excellent
photographs, with the 1S-inch Diaper
Photographic telescope.
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BETTING ON DEFENDER.
enaIishmen Have Little Faith in VaIkyEie Win
ming the Americas Cup.

Now York, Sept. ga c,bie dispatch
received from London. today, by the
Evening Sun reads as follows: 1.-The bet
ting is 3 to 1 on the Defender, and very
little of it. There is plenty of American
none offering, but the Englishmen want
lnnp odds
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Jigley-You said you would never go
n see your girl again until she sent for
you, and now l hear you sent to her.
Wigley-I don't care a cent who sent. I
sent to see If she'd sent, and she sent to
say she had not sent, but would have sent
to see If I'd sent If I'd not sent to see If
she'd sent flrst.-Great Divide.
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SPEEDY FlDOL, BY DOL.
The Stallion Is Pacing In Great Form and
Looks Like a Champion.

Fidol, by Idol, the new pacing star, has
speed to sell, and is laundering to the wiro
at q pace that is undoubtedly causing jos
Patchen to prick up his ears. Fidol is a
bay stallion of rare swiftness, stamina and
pluck. He started into the seasons cam
paign with a 2:l0H, and early in July
reduced this to 2:05H. He has had an
u%ndisputed route in the free for all classes
in the west since that time and has re-
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At Franklin Park, Boston, Tuesday,
Forest Prince won the 2.1s trot, $500, in
. 15%. Annie Shedd won the ,. is pace,
$500, in , 1871. Judge Keller won the
> 90 trot, $500. in 9 144. Allen Boy won
the 2 20 trot, $500, In . 2315.
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A Proverb Applied.

Baron-I am in immediate want of 100
smarhs.
tsurer-You can have it at once, baron.
Baron-Brayo, old chap. looks at the
money and the note of hand.) Thundcrl
Why, you have only given me 100 marks,
and written down 200!
UsUrer-Of course! Does not the Herr
Baron know the old proverb, "He who
gives quickly gives twioe:"-Der Schalk.
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will build up strength quicker and
more permanent than any food
known. Preferable to all cod liver
oil or iron preparations, as it is a
pure, raw food extract, palatable,
and easily assimilated. Ask any
physician.
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Scrupulous.

Student-For this insult I challenge
you to pistols.
Commercial Traveler-All right, but
first you will have to take out a shooting
license, for my name is Hare.-Grenzbote.
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New England Standing.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Star Ball Tossers Of the World in Our
National Game.

At Baltimore-Baltimore s; st LOUIS 3.
At Boston-Boston, Z; Cincinnati, Is.
At New York-New York, s; Chi
cago, 3.
AT Philadelphia - Philadelphia, 10;
P%ittsburg, 5.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 9; Lonis-
Vile, II. Washington, 2 Louisville, 5.
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Captain William Pence of the British
royal navy says that he has encountered
lcebergs in antarctic waters which were
larger than the isle of Man.
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Look upon the bright side of your con-
dition; then your discontents will dispense
Fore not upon your losses, but recount
your mercies.
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Weakly
X Mothers

should remember that more than
twenty-five thousand physicians
have positively declared that Bo-
WINNIE is their greatest friend. 1t
contains no medication whatever.
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Hits-Portland, 0; Lewiston, II Errors
Portland, 3; Lewiston, 5. Woods and Terrien;
Mccarthy and Rupert.
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Weather just Right.

The week has been one of good growing
M ripening weather in Rhode Island,
and all crops have advanced. A high
wind prevailed in southern counties a
short time on the Goth, but no serious
damage is reported. Potatoes are found
not to be rotting very badly.
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At NEW BEDFORD.

At NEW BEDFORD.
The home team had a decided walkover
with Pawtucket, today, and they batted
Sullivan at will. Manager Selee of the
Bostons. was a spectator. He is said to
have any eye on Friend.
3 S 7 2 9
New Bedford...... 2 4 ! 0 0 : 81
PawtQcket........ o o o o 0 o . o O. .
Hits-New Bedford. %; Pawtucket, 9. Errors
New Bedford, 4; Pawtucket, 5. Friend and
Murphy; sullivan ana Yesger,
AT BRocaToN.
Today's game was l~lstless. Magee pitched
well. kiubedanz was battsd hard at criti
cal times, and did not receive very good
support.
! 0
Brockton ...... . 0 3 ! 4 0 Q 0 0 J. .
Fall RIVER. 81. 3 0 0 0 0 / D U "a
Hits-Brockton, II; Fall River, Il. Errors
Brockton, /; Fail River, .. Magee ana Shea'
Elobedanz, Stevens and Rollins.
AT LEWISTON.
Today game was rather a stormy one.
Umpire Bradley's decisions dissatisfied the
home team. and in the ninth, his decision
regarding Skaters steal home so disgustcd
them that a club official ordered the men
in off the field. The umpire then gave
the game to Portland, 8 TO 0.
. 2 Z & z g q