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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

Sidney Lodge. No. 42s. Independent Or
Ter OF Good Templars. held a reunion al
selvidere Hall on Friday night. which
vas attended by about two hundred men,
,ers. The address Of welcome was
delivered by Hon. Joseph II. Shepherd.
While recitations were rendered by Mrs.
Herbert l.. Hulce. Miss lilly lulloch. OF
,hfton Forge. and Miss Maggie Gaines.
4 Danyille. Miss Ella Hansond SANG
solo. and speeches were made by Cap
an Charles II. Smith. Major William NJ.
sickers, and Colonel Joseph II. Shep-
erd. During an intcrmission os the
programme refreshments were served. and
II who attended were highly pleased with
he result of the entertainment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
Handsome New SchoOl-IIOusc.

At y o'clock last night the key was
turned in the lock, and the completed
new school-house for the University
School. Captain ". Gordon McCabe. head
master. erected by Major Lewis Ginter'
was turned over to Captain McCabe.
The schOol-house IS of brick, hnished
inside I'm hard wood, is high-pitched'
spacious, and airy, and has a seatihg
capacity for over one hundred schoiars'
II is admirably ventilated, and Is ap-
poin,ed with all modern conveniences,
such as lavatories. &c.
The building was erected under the i'm
meiate supervision OF Master-Builder
Charles S. Cook.
The University School begins its thirty
first annual session at 4O5 east Cary street
tomorrow morning at o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
ELECTRfC LIGHTS IN TfNCIsTER.
They Usc the Meter There and " IL Fo"nd
TO Work Very atIsfactOrl1y.

A prominent merchant OF this city, VINO
has a branch house in Lancaster, "a, u,
discussing last evening the prices charseh
for electric lights I'm Richmond as com,
pared with other cities. said that ne ndn
Just received a report from the manager
OF his Lancaster house. giving ms eh-
penscs for lights during the past ~. SIN
months. The bills averaged about 81,
and the lights used were six arc lghts
and twelve incandcscent lights. In hlCn-
mond. the merchant said. the lowest priyss
per month at which an arc light coulu
be secured was $50. Six arc LSh,s,
therefore. would come 10 s45. or more
than twice the sum paid In Lancaster
for six arc lights and twelve incandescent
l-his. ,
The meter system is used in Lancaster
and is found to work very smoothly d
consumer only being charged TOT me
actual amount Of light used. while in ms
CITY he pnvs fixed sum. no malter
whether he uses his light or not.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
KAUFMAN ( Co..
Cor. 4th and Broad.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
THE BELVIDBRE SCHOOL AND KIN
DBRGARlbN,
gOs FLOYD AVENUE.
MISS ROBINSON, PRINCIPAL.

Sixth session viii begin SEPTEMBER
25TH. The new building Is bright, veil
ventilated. and carefully designed 90 ia-
cilitats the management OF this school
Systematic Physical culture Is Insisted
on. and the whole building may ho
thrown together as gymnasium, and ior
a lecture hall. Miss Robinson Will he
as sisted by Miss Lewis who has won
distinction IN her profession. and by Miss
Gravatt already known In the city. The
Art OF Expression and Latin Will be-
taught by Specialists. and German ana
French by natives.
THIS MODEL kINDERGARrEN. con-
Quoted on the only true system, viii con-
tlnuc under the same management Cir
culars at West Johnston q Co.'S. Miss
Robinson may be seen at y2s west Grace
street. seZ-,Zii-lSS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
ryDrpy,,DENT HONEST ELECTIONS
Meeting of Men who Favor Placing an IN
dcucndcnt Ticket In the Field.

A meeting was held by seventy-hve or
a hundred citizens at 1iil east Main
street last night. which had for its Cd
iect the formation of an independent
honest-elections party.
The preliminaries Of the proposed move
mont were talked over, and resolution
was unanimously passed, favofins the
placing in the field of an independent
ticket. upon which will be men pledged 10
secure honest elections.
Another meeting win be held at the
same place next Saturday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

The Capital City Homine Club Of Wash
ngton. j. c.. will have liberated 200 hom-
ng pigeons this morning at $50 o'clock
harp at Eleventh and Broad streets II
he weather permits.
Mr.. G.. W. Slaughter Of Washington.
ormerly OF this city. arrived here last
light. lie was sent here by the club to
iberate and care for the birds. He will
telegraph Mr.. II. X. Bliss. secretary of
he club, as soon as they are liberated.
This is a young bird race. and II the
Weather permits good results are expect
N. The result OF the race will appear IN
Dis paper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
LEG III NOTICES.

VIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS Or Or
' FICE OF THE CHANCERl NOmhh
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND III 7.
10TH DAY or SEPTEMBER, ls9o'-IN
VACATION.
Hankins, Mosby & Co............Plaintifs
against
Tunnelton. Kingwood ard Fairchance
r. II. Co. et ls................Delehn
In chancery. on an attachment In equity.
The object OF this suit is to recover or
the said TUnneltOn, EingwOOd ana thlr-
chance r.. X. CO.. defendants thereto
the sum OF seven hundred and nifty dol-
lars. with interest from the nth day or
September 1919 and costs. md 70 at
tach the old rails belonging 10 said de-
PENDANTS. and now In the possession or
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac II. X. 20.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that the defendant. the SAID Tunnel
ton, K.ngwood and Fairchance II. X.
Co. are nOn-residenis or this state, 10 Is
ordered that they appear here within
fifteen days after due publication Of this
notice and do what is necessary to- pro-
tect their interests In this su!,.
Teste:
wyNDHAM r. MEREDITH and w. o.
SHELTON. p. q, ssi7-'uAw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
Travelling Nan Arrested.

Sergeant Alex Tomlinson yesterday ar
rested al the Hotel Lexington man
named oscar Welnncck, on a. telegram
from Washington stating that he was
wanted in that city. on the charge of
obtaining money under false pretences.
He was lodged in the Second station
house. to which place his wife, WHO
is travelling with him. accompanied him.
Nothing I'm regard to his case had been
heard from Washington at late hour
last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

tc rial nominating convention for this dis
tiict. selected n delegation favorable 20
". X. Davis for the House and the dele
gates were instructed for him.
The following are the delegates 70 potn
conventions: W. $. Goode. ~. f1ncn, W.
T.. Rudd I = wilkinson. &. $. Rudd.
w. II. Hennlng. No instructions were
given as TO tho Senator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
THREE Fires YESTERDAY.
But the Aggregate Damage Done Was
Very Small.

Three small fires occurred in the city
yesterday. the aggregate damage done
being about $50. The first occurred about
$50 yesterday morning. when the house
Of Mr.. W. o. Allen. No. IA south Belvi-
jere street. was damaged 10 the extent
Of about Sil.. The cause of the fire was
unknown. but is attributed to sponta-
neous comustlon. Two OF Mr.. Aliens
small children were asleep in a room
aext 10 the one in which the fire started.
and were nearly suffocated by the dense
smoke.
The next alarm turned In was caused
by the burning OF some building refuse
on Sixth street, between Jackson and
Duval.
Another alarm was turned in about
80 last night. caused by the burning OF
4 curtain at SIS north Twenty-ninth
street The damage was trifng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
OBITUARY..
John A. JOHNSON.

Mr.. John A. Johnson died Friday az
ternoon at the residence OF his brother
in-law. Mr.. Charles j. Hughes, No. lvo
west Marshall street. His death result
ed from complication Of diseases. with
which he had suffered for several years.
Mr.. johnson was forty-elght years old.
and stone-cutter by trade. lie enter
ed the Confederate army as drummer
boy, and later did regular duty as a sol
der. He was an athlete and boxer or
considerable local reputation before his
strength began to FAN, ana appeared
in a number OF exhibitions lie look
great interest I'm all athletic sports. and
was an ardent admrer OF John l.. Sulli-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
civ Circuit Court.

A suit was instituted yesterday In the
City Circuit Court. by the Janette Land
Company. against Manly r. Ramos ac-
ton of assunp sit. damages so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
POuHATAN COUNTY

Sends an Instructed Delegation to the
District Convention.
POWAATAN c. H.. Sept. A.-Special. =
The County Convention held here to-day
to elect delegates to tho HcIse and Sena-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
Just for Fun.

Eddie and Willie Humlet, two small
shiie boys. were arrested yesterday
aorninG by Constable Fergusso. while
hrowinr stones 1t the East-End Baptist
hurch. They had already smashed the
~ siobs OF the gas-lamp In front Of
hs church. When carried before Magis-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
Jackets and CapeS.

Although Us rather warm now 20
talk Of Wraps. youll want them later on
our sales-peoplc will be glad 90 show them
10 YOU. So why not make your selection
while the stock - az its bcsfl
Our corps Of trimmors are u0w 70 work
I'm our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT and
all orders viii receive prompt md care
fui attention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

DO NOT NEGLECT the symptoms Of
impure blood. Do not disregard natures
cry for help. Take Hoods sarsaparilla
and guard against serious illness and pro-
louged suffering.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
L. S. SQUIRES
CLASSICAL And ENGLISH SCHOOL.
Will OPEN SEPTEMBER %. 1925.

" I'D NI ~ III I.NI7T1fs % f9''''
This School affords an opportunity TO
parents who prefer a limited number OF
pupils under the immediate care OF d
single teacher 10 crowded rooms and
under various tutors The success and
satisfaction given by this plan for many
years prompts its continuance for the
ensuing session. Modern Languages by
native teachers II reference should DO
desired. the principal would refer 10
former pupils who Will Dee found through
out the city IN the various departments
of active business life. call FOR cir
culars at Principals residence. 623 east
Franklin street au-j-suJt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE,
Williamsburg, Va.

Board from 81 TO sl5 per month"; tut
ton fee for half session, SlI5O, medical
fee. $. students willing 90 teach TWO
years I'm the public schools pay only
the medical fee and are charged SO per
month for board. fuel, lights, and wash
ing Fun cOlleeiate course. Next ses-
sion begins october g. ls9j. Send Tor
catalogue.
LYON G. TYLER. ". A.. IL. D..
iy23-Wm. th&su2m President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
y OLLENS SCHOOL.
y 100 NORTH PINE STREET.
OPENS MONDAY. September I'D

New pupils enrolled Friday. Septen r
10Th. Boys prepared for College on DIE
Versty. Fully equipped gymnasium,
with competent instructor. Circulars 81
bookstores and Chelfs drugstore. Afftr
September 18th the Principal can he f0lni
at 6l3 west Grace street. For iurttr
information address
G.. VI. NOIIEY.
au2l-tf Ashland. ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
STIRRING SCENES.


The city is thronged with old soldiers
OF both armies. and stirring scenes and
incidents can be noted all over the city as
well as in the limits of the Piedmont
Park.
This morning the Entertainment Com
mittee OF the Exposition directors met
the Governors and the members OF their
stats and accompanied them TO the EN-
position grounds
Lieutenant-Gencral J. II. Schofeld,
c0mmandcr-in-chiefo Of the United states
army is in Atlanta to-day. lie is On
route home from the exercises attendant
upon the opening OF Chickamauga Park.
The General and his party came TO
Atlanta last night in private car and
at II o'clock their car was placed on
side track az the Exposition grounds the
generals attending the blue and gray eX-
ercses at the grounds THIS afternoon
The following members of his STAFF ac-
company General Schofleld General G.
Z. Sanger. Colonel T. T.. Schoheld, COL
oneI T. II. Bliss, and Colonel McWherry
Since yesterday twenty special trains
from Chattanooga have arrived in the
city. on these trains came members OF
the @. 4. r. and Confederate veterans,
who had been attending the exercises az
CHATTANOOGA II is estimated that since
Yesterday morning 1900 members OF the
G.. 4. II. have arrived IN the city.
From the surrounding country thous-
ands of the Confederate veterans attend
the reunion exercises. which occurred at
3 O'Clock this afternoon at the Auditorium
al the grounds.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Sept. 2i.-Major
John NJ. Burke. OF the Wild West show
passed through Washington to-day, en-
route 20 Atlanta to make arrangements
for the appearance OF Buffalo Bill and
his congress Of rough riders at the Expo
stion
Major Burke declares that the country
Is enthusiastic over the Exposition, ana
particularly on account Of the prompt
ness OF its opening and splendid start
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
Mss ELLETTs SCHOOL FOR GIRLs.

vi IL east Franklin street. Will begin
SEPTEMBER 18TH Miss Elicit VIII
not give up her higher classes. but the
school will be limited IN numbers. As
Miss MOifett has decided not 10 teach
next year. her place VIII be- nlled by Hiss
Blanche Tutor Austin. a graduate Of Wells
College ranking FIRST IA her class. Besides
the other teachers already connected WI
the school, Miss Marion West. graduate
OF DR. Sargents School of Physical Cul-
ture will teach Voice Culture and fnysi-
cal Culture in all It's branches. Fencing,
Aesthetic Work, Dancing. and General
Gymnastics SMALL classes and inii-
vidual instruction will bee che aim OF the
school. Very careful attention VIII le
given 10 young children.
TERMS. English. INCLUDING \Oi.a
Culture and Physical culture. $50 90 $40
French. $50. German. $50.
Te3,5,Sll.1i.1j,1S2 2,2j, 2GV2g
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
"BLUE AND GRAY" DAY.
SIX GOTERNORS NTH 1"H'
sTAFFs AMONG THOSE PRESENT
The Confederate Legions Heade" ny "'"'
James Longstreet, Gen. scho"e'" nv"
Others of the Grand Army

ATLANTA, GA, sept. 2l.--An aim'
Federal veterans swept down ipon ~,
lana for another time last llght' ana
. .,.1" o,,,nr headed by nve genrals or
the the Union armies. and by Governors OF
"Blue and Gray-Day' at the Exposition
Is q success. H., .,x co,,-
o,nnrs ~ as many great States. each
accompanied by his staff v GOysrn 10 H MS,
vork Governor Woodbury. Of Vermont,
co,,eruor Werts of New Jersey. Governor
tIoIcomb of Neblska, and Governor Nc
Intvre of Colorado. are the executives
who have honored the occasion with their
,,resence. The Grand Army Of the Re
public is represented by no less a distin-
aulshed list of generals than Schoheld,
Dodge. Howard. Horace, Porter, and VIII
hanson.
The Confederate legions are headed by
General James Longstreet, the grizzled
hero of Chickamauga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

trate Pierce. they said they only did IT
for fun. They were bailcd for their
appearance Tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
,.,s ,prsctffA NJ. N'GfTyn,y.

Mrs. Priscilla NJ. McGilvray. relict Of
REV. William b. McGilyray, and mother
Of Mr.. J. 4. McGilvray. secretary OF
the State Board Of Education, died Fri
day morning. at her residence. No. IA
south Beech street. The funeral TOOK
place yesterday afternoon at f:D O'CLOCK
from Centenary Methodist church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
KAUFMAN & CO.
MILLINERY, WRAPS!


THE AUTUMN STYLES OF FILr
SHAPES. SAILORS. WALKING HATS
In the popular colors. are now here Do
an endless variety OF styles 10 pick from.
Also ohildren's TAM OSHANTERS, ami
CAPS in the new effects FOR FALL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
ID edmond FEMALE SEMINARY.
II No. EAST GRACE STREET.
RTffITAfDND "a

JOHN II. pow ELL, Principal
Mrs. 4. G.. PEYION. Associate Principal.
The tweuty-third session OF this Boat
ing and Day School will begin September
-, 1873, and close June -, 1876.
Course OF instruction from Primary %
Collegiate Department full ana th0r 90.
The best advantages in Music, AIT, aAH
Languages.
Richmond offers many advantage or
Improvement IN Lectures. Concerts
THE SUB-PRIMARf DEPAklN -
for little girls OF eight years OF a-f " IL
BE RESUMED, charges from $50 ~ 80.
For details, apply Tor catalogue 90 me
Principal COR az city tOOk-storcsl.
jyD-Sa, su&tr3m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
WRAPS.

The rast week has brought 20 us the
advance styles in INFANTS and chill
DREN'S CLOAkS and REEFEKs, as
well as a large variety OF the hobby styles
IN Ladies'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

MISS VI. r. WARREN'S SCHOOL FOR
VI BOYS viii reopen MONDAY, SEP
TENDER D. lsgJ. at No. l north lnifd
street. For terms and other particulars
address as above. suJt
MISS WINSTON WILL REOPEN HER
vi SCHOOL SEPTEMBER 25lH. at her
fathers residence Richmond college.
Circulars at bookstores. sel-sllt'
EDUCATIONAL - MADAME GULL
II LAUME IS ready 20 resume her
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN
FRENCH at her residence east Grace
street. sel9-su&tnO.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
Mrs pAREE JONES.

mace Yesterday d.AiAHR''' -
from Centenary Methodist church'
Mrs PAREE JONES.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, sept. I.-spe-
cial.-The death of Mrs. Jones. wile ol
Parkc Jones. Esq. occurred mere i"St
night AZ the home Of her sister MT -
A Ranks She had for a long time Deeh
a natient sufferer, not only phS sicaliy'
but hal within short time past o'eh
called upon to mourn the loss OF Two
sons. who had just arrived at t'oT
majority.
The deceased had for many years been
q consistent member or the baP'f
church. from which place the funeral
will take place tomorrow. The int-r-
ment will be in Cedar Grove Cemetery.
MRS. JOHN SHOCKS.
Mrs. Snooks. wifo OF Mr. John Shocks,
died at her home n few miles i'm the
county yesterday. The deceased had
for some time been under the doctors
treatment and finally her disease de-
veoped into consumption which carried
her OF. Tho funeral took place yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock and the body VIII
be buried in Cedar Grove Cemetery.
I~wIs u. GARNFTr AND ,. ~ Musr.
HUNTSVILLE. VA. Sept. a.-Special.-
Mr.. Lewis II. Garnet died last night
after lingering illness Of many months.
Mr.. Garrett was about sixty-sevon years
OF age. and was n son Of Judge Muscoe
Garnett Of this county. He was a
practlcing attorney. and at one time oc-
cupied the position Of Commonwealth's
Attorney for the county.
Captain J. II. Muse. who was about the
same age, died two days before. Cap
tain Muse, was a commissary I'm the Con-
federate army and connected with the
Fifty-hfth Virginia infantry. lie viii
be remembered BY many Ct that famous
regiment.
MRS. ELIZABETH FICKLINC.
CHARLESTON, ILL. Sept. 2l-Alrs. Ellz-
abeth Tickling died yesterday Of fever
She was a daughter OF United States
Senator ". r. Colquitt and sister OF oX-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

CHARLESTON. ILL Sept 21-Mrs Ellz-
abeth Tickling died yesterday Of fever.
She was a daughter OF United States
Senator ". r. Colquitt and sister OF oX-
Governor and Senator Alfred COlquitt, OF
Georgia, who died in Washington last
u.ImfAr-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

J. s. WELLFORD, ChaiTInah.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-10


in the world. and no matter how
widely others might have differed
from him in views. he commanded re-
spect. and the force of his influence
was felt in every good work. in every
noble deed, in all pertaining to the
advancement of Rock Island, and the
uplifting and betierment of his fell
low men.
Tributes Of Respect.
The medical fraternity of Rock
Island held meeting at the Rock
Island SaEitarium Yesterday after
noon and adopted resolution of re-
spect and sympathy. which was at
once telegraphed to Mrs. Truesdale,
at Minneapolis, and appointed COM
mittee to notify the doctors of
Davenport and Moline of DIR. Trues-
dale's death. Another meeting will
be held tonight.
Mayor Knox this afternoon issued
a proclamation inviting the council
and all eX-mayors to attend the
funeral tomorrow morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-10


was taken with his last illness. heart
disease being the trouble. Since
then he had failed gradually, al
though he had exhibited remarkable
vitality and it has been a surprise to
physicians that he fingered SO long.
BiograohicaI.
DR.. Truesdale's death witnesses the
going out of life of exceptional use
fulness. Born at Austin Town,
Ohio, Oct. 9, 1922, he was left an or
phan at an early age. He educated
himself academicslly and also in his
chosen profession of medicine, grad
uating from Hudson college, Cleve-
land. Ohio, in 1913. In 1S49 he
crossed the plains to California, re-
mairing there about two years, sub
sequently and in 1854 settling in
Rock Island. where he had resided
since. He came here upon the ad-
vice of DIR. S. G. Piummer, who had
been 4 classmate at Cleveland, the
two graduating together from the
first class sent out by the institu-
ton. DIR. Plummer had preceded him
here and established lucrative
practice, and the two formed a part
nership, which existed for some time
after DR.. Truesdale's arrival.
While devoted to. and widely
known for his learning and skill in
his profession. he was often honered
politically, receiving important COM
missions under President Lincoln;
was elected mayor of Rock Island
in 1S6o-6l and in 1S66-67, and was
a member OF the constitutional con-
vention of 1870. In 1872 he was a
candidate for congress on the liberal
republican ticket. but was defeated
by the late Capt. j. b. Hawley.
Other honors have been rendered
him. but were declined.
He was more especially known and
loved for the sweetness of his nature
and the unsellishness with which he
sought to alleviate the sufferings of
humanity. To him the rich and the
poor. the high and the low were one
and the same, to each he devoted his
best thought, energies and skill. He
stood at the head of his profession
and had been for years surgeon for
the Rock Island and st. Louis divis
ion of the c., b. & Q. railroad. In
business way be was interested as
Il stakeholder in the Rock Island
Plow company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-10

Earned runs-Tri-Cit,s. :. Oeube plays-
Lyn, n Record, Whalen-Lynch Pecord hrce
base hits- Keith. Two base hiJs-Lyn;h (2,,
D,se o, Daiis-Oa we.sh, 4: Oh EmmerK,
Time of game-1:1. umpire-Lyons.
Club Name Changed.
The local management decided
this morning to change the name Of
the club to Rock Island. abandoning
the title. Tri-Cities, entirely. This is
due to the fact that Davenport has
failed to contribute to the support Of
the club. or to carry out any part of
its agreement at the opening of the
season. and many patrons of the
game here have felt that as long
as Rock Island was carrying the
club, it should have the name as well
as the burden. When the announce
ment was made, au enthusiast offered
at once to be one of 20 to buy new
uniforms, aud others offered to dou-
bic their subscriptions. With these
inducements and the further posi-
b lily of going into the Western as
ISOLATION, a committee representing
the club which will be around to-
morrow for additional aid to carry
the club on, should meet with album
dant encouragement.
Diamond Dots
The three games with Cedar Rapids
beginning tomorrow, should be well
attended.
Lynch played his old-time game
yesterday.
Ottumwas Yak has got voice like
foghorn, and coaches a la Paddy
Dale.
The Centrals were victorious in q
game with the Moline West Ends
yesterday afternoon at the hopfields
by q score OF 13 to 10.