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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
Ed. W. Center, Lessee, the salt Lahs
Abstract, Title, Guarantee
a Trust Co

The necessity and importance OF pro.
fessional title searchers receives groaihg
recognition. and the courts OF many
states have determined their right in The
offices that are the repositories OF public
records. In 1894 Mr.. Ed. w. Center
became lessee OF the Salt Lake Abstract,
Title, Guarantee * Trust CO., whose
plant Is the Oldest, elearest and best AZ.
ranged in this section. Mr., Center at.
tends to all business that relates TO titles
to real estate and furnishes complete
abstracts. Heis especially well equipped
for the business aud his abstracts are
regarded as most reliable. The old
Salt Lake Abstract, Title, Guarantee &
Trust Co, were regarded as possessing
the most complete plant In Salt Lake
City, and Mr. Center, under whose
supervision the records were compiled,
having access to all the records OF tia,
company, can boast facilities no.
where else duplicated In this city.
Mr.. Center Is native Of Ohio. He
came to Salt Lake seven years ago and
has since figured as one OF our most able
and active business men. Handsomely
appointed offices, provided with abso.
lutely fire proof vaults and furnished
with steel roller book cases OF the lates,
design, arc maintained at $50 Main
street. The records consist Of about 100
volumes OF 60 pages each, all hand
somely bound
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
MOUNT NERO ,Hur",rIoN co.

A Great Irrigation hntcrpFisc Ia ttnh
aud Iunb ouniies sA,uJO Acres or
FsTiilo ncnch land Hoing lle-
claimed.
Among the valuable and interesting
ent rprlses which have rec ntiy been VA
dert ikcn in Utah lur the purpose OF re-
claiming arid land and distributing water
tor irrigation and water power the Mount
NehO Irrigation cuIeipUsc stands prg-gm-
incnt, | he Mount Ngbo Reservoir s
Cana company, with a capital stO 1 OF
sIOo 600 fully paid up and nuu.isscssl-
ole, was Incorporated IN 1905. Last year
Mr ERNEST G.. Roguon and Mr. Gill, s..
Pgyion, myina each secured a halt IN.
tciCst 10 the comp my, % was re-orglu
ICED, with the former DIS secretary and
treasurer aud ia latter as president
and The nam was changed 10 ihc Mount
Ngho Irrigation company with Mr.. o Il
Young as chief engineer Me-. PcyIon.
the p esidgnt, came here In 1889. from
Nebraska, and with rare foresight and
good business ability he took advan
tage OF the numerous business oppor.
tunitics here and soon became wen and
iayombly known throughout the Terri
tory Ills greatest success was made In
connection with the Me'cur mue. which
he took hold OF when the properly
seemed 10 be m entire failure, and by his
successful introduction Of the cyanide
process, made Il one OF the richest bon.
auzas OF Utah. Believing that irrigation
presen ed better opportunities for safe
investment, and believing that Il was the
coming industry Of this region, he sold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

No manufacturing jcwelcr in Salt Lake
has higher reputation than VI a Miles.
whose premises are At $50 and 3N Main
Mr. II. NJ. Lloyd. Mr. Miles succeeding
about year ago. Every facility j. at
hand for high grade work, and Mr.. Miles
Is the only lapidiary between Denver and
the coast. Every thing IN the line Of
manufactured goods IS made and supc'
iior workmanship IS the leading chlfac.
terstic Diamond mounting, gold and
silver refining. casting and finishing are
executed, watch, clock and jcwclfy re-
pairing being especially A large stock
Is always carried Mr. Miles has had
twenty years experience. lie learned bis
trade In Europe and Is master In bis
line. Originality Is a feature Of bis work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
ABSTRACTS OF LAND TITLES
security Abstrac, Go.

The great development Of the g.,
estate business and the vast snr,. "
money involved has led 10 the e,,sbii.S
ment Of companies who make bp, ji,,a'
OF searching records and riylnc ca,,.s
Gates OF title so that purchaser need X.
und.f no anxiety IN regards to the s,i.,y
OF their Investments. The niod.n,s
price that Is charged for such seryiee,s
trille In comparison with the loss ~,
might be suffered In case Of a deies,ir"
title. II is obvious that any conn,s..
engaged in this line Of business mu,, h,
thoroughly experienced and rellabIs |.
upon the thorough accuracy OF Inc wo,s
done depends altogether is value 10 h,
man who pays for IL. Prominent anon,
the companies doing this Kind of ~
ness In the West Is the Security Abs,,,,,
Company which occupies offices In NJ
basement q the Deseret Bank buids,
Telephone No i49. Il Is ncorpofa,a
for $4,000 Of which s,s,ooo las h..
fully paid The officers of the con,n,..
are lion. + s. Richards, pre,id,ss
Thomas G.. Webber, Esq, supetin,,-s'
dent OF lions Cooperative Mefcantl,
Institution, vice president; Mr.. /. &
Jensen, secretary, and Mr. s. l.. Mo,l,
treasurer. The directors In addItoab
the gentlemen named are Messn. n NJ
Clayton, manager Salt Lake * Los Al.
geles r. X Co, Elias a. Smith, cashi,,
Desefet Savings Bank; NJ. 4 CummlnF
cashier Utah Commercial & Siyihu
Bank; James II. Moyle, attorney; Chnls,
6 Richards, secretary Of the Terri,ory.
a. w. Carlson, treasurer lions Coco.
erative Mercantile Institution, and loks
{. Cutler, merchant and director Deser,,
National Bank. Mr. Richards, the pres.
ident, is a prominent lawyer and capita.
ist. Mr.. Jensen the secretary, has beta
engaged IN the abstract business fora
number Of years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

Has, during the past six years bur, -
large and valuable patronage IN IVY rn,, W a
lhls city and neighborhood Ar,..Y y
enlerprising, he Is ever on the ~, ana
u Wy, pest opportunities. He was ~. 'E
Illlnois, whence he moved 10 Dsn MN 10
engage in the manufacture, SsnVef, to
alter which Mr.. Virtue wen, = IuIssliiiels,
l Nasi, ana engaged in the grocery WIZ iua
coming TO salt Lake In 1859. His ANY, NY,
a .''' located at 1914 Commercial ~ 49,
where any inquiries about Sail Az s'o ~
De promptly and eheerfully answered WIZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

Actively identified with the realty
market and gentleman whose knowl,
euge entities him to prominence. Is Mr..
~, - Dad er, whose office IS at as west,
SSeeond south street For four years lie
mas followed this line and Is meeting
WIN success. lie does general real
estate business, buys, sells, exchanges
ana rents property OF every description,
loans money, collects rents, etc, making
a specially OF managing non.residents
property lie is also 4 notary public.
Ile mas an intimate acquaintance with
property holders, investors and speculat.
OTIS. and his advice may always be relied
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
%. g Mcmillan.

Me-. II. G Mcmillan, whose Office is at
i6t south Main street, entered the real
e,tatc ranks some two years ago, but has
been most active business man OF this
city ior he past twenty years. lie does
a general real estate and brokerage bust
ness, devo'in his time To buying, selling
and exchanging improved and unimprov-
ed properly ON commission, and makes a
specially OF renting property, collecting
rents, paying taxes and taking care OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
W. D.. Hubbard, ImInigation Agent Tor
tniOn rnviuc,

Onc OF the most prominent and pro.
grcssiye OF the young business meh In
Salt Lake city Is Mr. w. l. Hubbard,
who has his office At 43 west Second
South street. Mt. hubbard Is one OF the
leading real estate dealers IN the city and
has been connected with some vi the
most Important realty transactions that
have taken place IN this city. lie estab
hshed his business live years ago, and
with the ability and energy that are his
chief characteristics, has become one Of
the leading exuouents Of that business.
lie conducts a general real estate bust
ness, buying. selling, leasing eXchang-
ing and renting property, and on his
books can be found some OF the most
desirable city business and residence an
farm property Ia this section He has
handled some OF the most popular tracts
IN the city and Is now engaged In devel-
oping and promoting the well.known
Oakley Addition" OF which, owing to his
energy, over $50 lots have been sold since
April ~. 1895. lie Is also owner OF the
Waterloo Additions, which is very sale
able piece OF land. Mr. Hubbard has
been immigration agent for the Union
Pacific Immigration Bureau for some
time. he Is valuable man for the post
ton, one whose energy and resources
will not allow anything advantageous to
pass without taking advantage OF the
opportunity. In fact that is his strong
point. the catching hold ol and impfov.
ing all opportunit es. He is one OF the
prominent business men, owing TO his
activity, In the city, and was at one time
president OF the Chamber Of Comm rec,
OF which body he Is still member. Re
sides his ilourishing real estate business
he is largely Interested In mining enter
prscs and Is secretary OF the Little Pitts
burg Mining Co, also OF the Eagle Gold
Milling and Mining Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

Mr. s. Jensen has been identified
Nth the jewclry trade OF this city for
twenty years. His store Is at o. east,
First South street. where he carries a. iu'l
line Of watches, clocks, sIlyerwarc, jew
elry. diamonds, and other precious
stones. lie is an expert watch maker
and gives special attention 10 repair
work. in which he guarantees perfect salis-
faction. MIR Jensen also deals in bicycles,
and Is sole agent for the famous 'Nic.
tor wheels made by The Ovcman Wheel
company. This is considered one OF the
finest makes In the country, and 10 the
East the Victor" wheel q considered
the bicycle par excellence" Mr. Jensen
Is quite popular with riders and has sold
MANY wheels In this city lie is native
Of Denmark, where he learned his trade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

upon. He has also ,horoush
euSe OF present and prospee,isn Know.
and IS thus q desirable man S wa values,
to have dealings. ~ win WHOM,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

well known, possesses thirty years eS'
perience, and is an active member Of the
Chamber Of Commerce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

IS ives, Second South street, has given
his attention to handling realty for the
past fifteen years, and has taken an active
part IN carrying through to a nuccesslul
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

~ ~ = N
prolonged
spell Of de-
preston in
the real cs-
tate market
Of this city
and vicinity
seems now
abouttoend
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-22

In the Humanitarian, the Coun-
tess Anna Kopriste, writing on
1.-THE Position Of Russian Women"
says a great deal to their credit:
CAS- compared with the women of
other European countries Russian
women work more and weep less,
they love and they hate in perhaps
greater intensity, they marry with
more deliberation, they abide by
their choice more firmly, they ex-
alt their mission of motherhood
more highly, and on the bearing
and rearing of their children they
lavish all their energies of mind
and body. TO have strong and
healthy children, sons strong as
lions whelps, and daughters flaw
less as doves, is the primary am
bitlon OF every normal Russian
woman, and the upper and educat-
ed classes Of society she often
, chooses her husband (when she
has the choice, mot from passion
not from love, not for place Oh
riches or power, but with an cyi
} solely-'Will he make good ia
} Their of my children" She speak
! equally favorably as to the politi
cal and social position Of he
( countrywomen, She says; 81
{ conclusion, ! should like to ave
7 that the lot Of a Russian woman
! a happy one, whatever may be hi
; class, Comparisons are odlou
Z but if we compare the actual pos
( ton, | should say that on Il
( whole the position Of Russl
J women was better than that
, English women, and there inf
! ence, politically and socially, W
I greater"
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-22
Sale Oa
Commissioners
Land.

Mrs It p Herrington9 Special sept
Of III. No 1852 EX- ! term 1870 CI'&"
parte petition. S ,? " -A'' $3.50
Nv virtue of a decree OF the CoaA'e'f
Court made at special term. pep en-
her 1898. | will as Commissioner sen
the following lands to The highest anu
hest bidder for cash on the first ION,
dav of December, the 2nd DAY OF s .ha
month. at Kosciusko, in front OF Ihe
Court House door. in Att&Ia co9p y !,
Miss. to-wit. w hk Of SW g. ana \
ar ofsW ar and sE Or OF \ " e. S &C.,
s.. Also SW or of NV or OF saIu ,tSo
% Township 10 Range = Easl' az =.
NV CIR of NV or Sec. Is Io"2s,il'lIP3 !,
Range ! East. ALSO SW 4r ct " y,
Sec. Is Township l6Range Eaei l. a ,hs
NW,ur of Sc or and NE Or ana an T l,a@
part of the Z hlt of NV or lYng E"J
OF a certain large ditch ruhntng tufo NV
said lands, and Elhlf of W hit OF l,f y v
ar aud all that portion Of the r. M ~,
NV ar that lies Wess of certain l"i :
hitch running through said lannS :; a u
in Sec. II Township 81 Range o E"S
/ will execute decd to the purchaser.
r. b. WEBB, Commissioner
st Oci. 26, 1898. cr.;.,rs
BODD K ARMS iEAp, oo' ci'''''
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-22
Land Office at jackson, Mss sos

Land Office at jackson, Mss
Ian" ''l'''e " ont IA, 1895. !
v..,horo,v Given that the fol-
lowiag-named settler has hlea n nroof in
his intention to make nha' pitIW W., n
support of his clam, ana '2 9ir. sit' Eierk
will be made before the cllGui' Miss
of Alfalfa county at No ,,,.s,iS', oar
on Nov. 90, 1898. VIZ, 49," No
lis of Tolerton, Miss Il 0".es srJ 8 I
22647 for the S l-2 OF , T. i- 18th RI
IA of $ w IA of sec ~ az i
East az joining fart' TO y > = Fast
IL of Sec T l6 North Illnesses tt
lie names the following Sanoe npor
prove his continuous res,ue CIV. sWiI
aud cultivation of said land " VIZ Dim
liam Burns, Louis Horton, To,erten
lap, Lycurgus Gibson all Oh
Miss. yy1I CON
hN Register.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-22

In St. Peters Church School
house in Brockville, Canada, near
Thousand Islands, Paul Dewitt
Hayward, an eight-year-old Chlca-
90 boy, was publicly presented last
Sunday with the bronze medal OF
the ROYAL Humane Society for say
inc human life at the risk OF his
own. Brockville stands on bluil
overlooking the St. Lawrence IlVef
at a point where there is consldera-
bic bathing, though the river is
two miles wide and 100 tect deep
Last September fourteen year
old boy named John Howard Cur
. ran went in at this place to SWIM
cot beyond his depth, snd was
$ drowning. He was seen by little
9 Paul Dewitt Hayward, who was
y much smaller, as well as younger
|. but who at once swan out to rescue
re him The Curran boy at once
IS arappled Paul and dragged nm
s. Under, but even under the waite
. Paul swan with him to sha ii
5 water and brought him out. "he'
n brought ashore the Curran boy wa
Fe unconc;ous, and blood was flown
ne from his nose, and for two week
nv ,tterward he was confined to HI
- bed Paul was unhurt. The lea(
nj INC men of Brockvlile took pan
r, communicate an account OF tt
stair to the Royal Humane oociet
and though there was an ilhii','''
It, ,mount Of red tape and no end
Ga test;mony-talling, the society can
to the conclusion that 1t was gen
er ne case of infantile herolsm al
'm sent on its medal. The present
SET t;oo speech was made by the arc
l ANY, deacon. and the report OF 1t MI
aid column of Canadian newspap'
the panl and his widowed mother
MY now living with the little telloN
s ~ grandparents at Brockville
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-22
A Bank President.

Mr. " T Nelson president labs % .ne
Second National Bank, , OF JnrNs and
1 Tenn' saws. "For indisesuoni ia anu II u
aenn. trouble, 1 would rather give ,h up p
n ,t use Of any remedy ever tried tnan
the use % N Germetuer AS Il nerve
hlne :, nos and restorative, it is all
tfanq u','I ha desired. 1t is not a mar
cote cot in any sense, but proa raS nervous r
r NV effect upon the disorderea ;nr nJ
s py i consider 1T an i hasm rec.
remedy. and have for years ,s;"ads DssA New New
com i,,nes large bottle; l0S doses, ). fo'
ssle by Harvey 4 Roby'
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-22
Rucklen's Arnica Salye

The best salye in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required 1t is guaranteed to give
satisfaction W money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by
HARVEY 4 ROBY.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-22
Notice tor Publication.
Land office at Jackson, Miss, J

Land office at Jackson, Miss. !
October %, 1895. !
Notice is hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim. and that said
proof will he made before the Circuit
Clerk Of Alfalfa county at kosclusko,
Miss. on December II, 1898, viz: Viii
liam II. McCool, of NewtonWlle, Miss.
He No. 20729 for the W hlf NE or Sec,
20 T II \ R9 +.
He names the following witnesses Ia
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz: Hen
ry P Plyler, Albert J Reyno DIS, John
Reynolds, Joseph o Threet, all OF New.
tonville P O. Attala Co, Miss.
ROBERT L. WILSON, Register.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-22
WHAT YOU
DON'T KNOW
ABOUT
California

g told in beautifully illustrated book
entitled "To California and Back.
Ask Ed. F. sisson, SO; P. A, ch at :
nooca, Tenn, Santa Fe Route, for a
COPY. 1t is free. ,.;os
ri Personally conducted weekly partles
leave Chicago every SATURDAY evening
and Kansas City every Sunday noon
for Pacific Coast, via Santa re Route
Specisl agents and porters IN at.enr u,
arce Pullman tourist sIeepers are
n nse1 furnished with all convenience
for comfortable travelling. Second class
tickets honored.
You have been planning ina
California trip for several year.
~ Why not go now and take adva n
tage of cheap rates? Santa +
Route is positively tue only IN
0 with Pullman tourists and palaic
sIeepers. Chicago and Kansas Wv
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-22

..Thav saw twins are always alike
in disposition-do the same same 'n M :
at the same time, How IS -. ~
"a Ieues?" ones who has PAIN l onl
wish they'd sleep at the same
,;oaa Truth.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-22

Whv suffer with Coughs, Colds or Il l.
C.;a no Far week or ten days, whea
Ta aIpatiye Ouiniae will cure'n one Gay
1 d. an in tablets convenienttor taxing
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-22
I oter On: He-."Do you thin'

Later On: He-."Do sUU
80. love me we'll enough to be my
v;fc ~ She--~Yes, George. ne
We'll. | only asked to ascertain IN
how YOU felt ON the subject SO IN
nase / ever should want to marry
! would know where to come
Tov,c Strings.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-22
1t Saves Lives Every Day

Thousands of cases of consumption,
Athma, coughs, colds and Group are
cured every day by Shiloh's Cure.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-22
The Ills of Women.

Constipation causes more than ha!i
tho Ills Of women, Kar''s Glover Roo
Tsa IS pleasant cure for constipation
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-22
City Of Mexico

via New Orleans, by the |. G: and the
snmtheru Pacific Railroads. Ticket
Rates as low as by any other louie
Ask for Special California Folder Folder OF and "a
G. RI They, as we'll as ucNe sno";fc
full information as to rates anu steo ,ho
train time can be had of agents " we nr
Central Route aud connecting Ilnes' Vi
NV addressing A. IL, HAN6 ~;
~ General Pass'r Agent, Chicago
The morning times., 1895-07-07
OUTING CLUBS FIELD DAY.
Highly CredItabIe Showing Made in
Field Sports by Amateur Athletes.

Highly CredItabIe Showing Made in
Field Sports by Amateur Athletes.
The annual championship games of the
| Washington outing Club" were held at
the park on Thursday, last aud, though
the weather was anything bat favorable,
a large crowd OF the clubs friends turned
out TO cheer their favOriteS on to victory.
This being the first test Of the clubs
prowess in the field no records We're ex-
pected to be broken, but the showing made
by the young athletes was very credit
able
The contests:
75-yard dash, c. n. Park. first, O:O9.
z. Saum, second.
100-yard-das c. Clifford, first, O12;
2. Saum, second.
220-yard dash. c. Clifford first, O.27;
j. Burnheimer, second
44O-yard dash, c. Clifford first, 1:1S;
t. Scriveuer, second.
1 mile walk, c. II, Davis, first, HOO;
c. Ludwig, second.
Putting shot, NJ Damau, first, % feet;
A King, second.
Throwing hammer, c. Fl Davis, first,
9S feet; A. King, second.
Standing broad Jump l. Baunnga rteu.
9 feet; NJ. Daman, second.
Running broad jump, NJ. Daman. first,
8 feet four inches; C. Clifford. second.
Running broad jump, ~ Daman, first,
IL feet; l. Baumgarten, second
Horizontal bar, c. Ludwig, first; II.
Rothchild, second.
Parallel bars, c. Ludwig, first; H. Roth
Child, second.
Potato race, c. Mahon, first; l. Baum
garten, second.
Tug of war won by team composed Of
Messrs. A King, Golds5ein, Clifford, Reizen-
stein, and NusbaunI.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific cup
for best all-around athlete was won by Mr..
Daman on toss of coin, he being tied by G.
Clifford, with three fiTsts and two seconds
each.
Afterth field eventsProf Pat Raedy gave
an exhibition Of bag punching, ard dancing
was then iRdulged in until q late hour
The officers Of the day were: Starter,
Prof. Raedy; timers, c. E. WicgintOn and
j. Milton; recorders, s Sans and W A
Farlee; judges. ". Settinger. L. Hirsh. j.
Goldstein, and NJ Rosenberg; executive COM
mittee. Capt. G. Ludwig, Lieut. L. II Davis,
H. ROthchild, NJ. OppenAeimer, and o..
Searle.
The morning times., 1895-07-07
KNOCKED OUT OF The BOX
Pitcher Andre Couldn't Stand Up
Before the Pensioners.
He Puzzled Capt. Jaeger's Men for
Two Innings and Then Fell Vic
tim TO Heavy Batting.

The Departmental League anne at
National Park yesterday afternoon be
tween the Pension Office and the Army
and Navy teams resulted in another victory
for Capt Jaeger'smcn. Although the game
was loosely played and errors Were nuIner-
Gus on both sides, the contest proved close
one and at times the excitement was intense
Neither nine was composed entirely of
its clubs regular players and, owing TO
lack of team practice, both the Pensioners
and the Soldiers aud Sailors put up a
pretty ragged exhibition in the field and at
the bat Capt. Jaeger's colts, however,
Were fortunate enough to get in their hits
when they meant runs and partly by the
many fumbles of Manager Dickins' men,
they succeeded in barely downing their
opponents.
1t took the Pensioners two innings tC get
their eyes on Pitcher Andres puzzling
curves but in the third their difficulty
was all over and they succeeded in knocking
him out of the box. Drummond was sub
stituted and although a little wild he
pitched the remainder of the game iu very
creditable manner.
Cliff Wright again twirled the sphere for
Capt JaegerS men and proved a great sue
SSSS Nd'iO NcAS NiSNCI4S dSNSu 0uG pNASI
end of the battery. Gray, who relieved
CutcheOn at third base, played that bag
in good style and Royce HOugh put up an
excellent game at short.
Gray and Hough also led the batting.
Although Ennis was the only man on the
Army and Navy team who escaped without
an error. many pretty plays were made by
Cook Robson and Andre. Robson es
pecially made several difficult stops at
second base.
Mr.. O'Neill, as usual, umpired an a No.
game. The Departmental League officials
have prize in this gentleman. The score: