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Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-21
BIsBEE, June IS. 1896.
COVERINGS.

Gus Hickey wen: out ihis morning to vi.i. in Tomhstone Tor few days.
 Several drummers and picture frame ar,i.t were among the arrivals teddy.
 Will Hughes vas an outgoing pas ,eneer shis morning. He is bound for Toeson 10 vi.it for . lew dsys.
 Mrs. Case and daughter left this morning to visit the coast. they will go ou the excursion train which passes Benson today.
 Frank c. Perley and Joe McCabe, who have been prospecting for several weeks in she Dragons, returned to Bisbes yesterday.
 The posters .or the Fourth of July celebration are out and are attracting 2 considerable attention. They are very neatly printed and eiicit many fAvor- able comments.
 Applications for positions ss teach CTS in the Bisbss schools are coming thick and fact. Our sehool board will have . goot!,y number from which to ssl-c, very efficient corps of teachers.
 The work of painting stbs schsel hous- l. progressing nicely under the direction oi Messrs CIswson and Lig- git. wben completed shs school building will present . very attrac. tive sI.psarsnce.
 W. c. Land arrived in town teddy from his r.reh. He csne to biebee to cool of snd incidentally to transact sos.s burine,s. Mir. Land says that during ,hi. week the thermometer has gone ss high ss IA degrees s' the ranch. Oh, my!
 The organization f-ths Rebeksh degree of Odd Fellowship is almost an secured thing in the near future. As . recent meeting of Bisbss Lodge No. 10, I. o. 0, r.. it was voted tO give up one meeting night during the uosth for ths nee Of the Rsosksh's. Nov that [ ,sy will have . place to hold Dsstin 2, isvsry likely thSs she oreanisstio
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\ tsry .nirsty .y,.s.

\ young iiissui''cS.'n man, s, the tai. pucs. ,Hns.i d .iuZ ui inupgrsl t.r..c,. .Y i.c.i ..s.i sd, L.. i.. ol- gre ':t ..us'.. ,.ra,..r pusli:y nf i".. iirti ta. t.,r. u.tc:.-,r.s one "l t.,e irslXc Tine r .',ue ,.s:, 5, deter rire.i tr o-f,r his re- i9:,ors s:l:': ta, an'In.-i. am w.;E 'h.. cal +. ii 2. n. s"..nr, : A l rg w'.sn. tub and f,-,' staples ID the iE>iis. h' II with Tol.. a.t..cn"d ipt th,.iI. - s,care ly h0li .,.. dor ,-,i l;.-r ,t.- head 'ir;- der water B,. tan.at ;.l- ,;'sF ju,; d: it caIac in a tcc g bag t-%nip iI th. dusty ror.-. Tue inonIel anii.4al yva propariGg ta lake i:> tnirs: ;.t the hy- drant. when it~ master gca bbed il aad ted it down iu t., tab. Then he turned tbo water on and let it run unu.l She GOT's hra waa tC:2liy sGUIaercsI. He could not tear to see ta= rOrr n-ut. suffer, % ac went away ! .=a J q lar.er ui an hour. He came o2ci; expecting to iia.I .hc deg l".Ni Strange .J say. howcy-r. thH 4oy wa very :arch ai.vc. There Was Ep water in tin. tub; neither was tacre aay leak in it. Tte dog had imply qIcacAeI his thirst -rhiladel- Dhil Record.
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When e1aggerat. d statements ars mace it is ss easy to Use superiativs, as ordinary adjectives. Capt. Cowdep and Mrs. Turner. of Sitks, Alaska, are now reported to have discovered "S solid ledge Of gold quarts 600 feet wide and over 5000 feet long" in the N'susssi-ky Bay district. alongside of which the great TresdwslI ls dse i. . mere s;ringer." There is enough gold ors to keep "JO0 stamp mills going day and night Tor 100 yesrs."
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THE St. Louis convention hss met and placed their candidates for presi- dent and vics-prssident before th. American people asking from them their suffragss. Ttey have placed those candidates on si gle gold stand srd platform and expect the people, who have born the pressure of the power of the gold standard with great patience for many vsar., to support [ tber ndi'- s"i platt r". Will che, doif Senator Teller and other noble men of the party gave snsWer to that question when they became con. vincsd that their party wss under the control of the money power. and showed their ind spendAnee and devo- ton to principle by parting company with the party and boiling the con- vention. The honest. sobsr, thiaking : men of this country will honor thess men for their courage and stesdfass sdhesisn to principle and for the good c! the people. But what can Ds said fo, the Arizsns delegates who but . few short days ago, in PheniI. were vociferous for silver and the double standard! Will soms one answer.
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The usu4l twsddle of being in flavor Of gold, silver and paper. every dollar of which will be equal to every other dsllar, and in favor of such measurss as will preserve their parity" will no, suffice. Everybody Is in favor oi that what we want ia something specific as te what these measures are. Let the platforns os 1896 of the tso srss. par sies bs such that . wayfs-irs man may read and undsrsisnd. If the majority of the demscratio party is i0 favor of tree siivsr les the platform, say co; then if the gold democrats can't stand it let them gs out. II. es the other hand, the majority of the dele gates ere for goli only, lss the plss- forn say co, and if the free silyer folks don't like it they can do hkswiss. II If the republicans are in favor of free silvsr let them ssy %. Thea we will have plain calling, and everybody will knew exactly how he s,s.ds.-CO!ton Chronicle.
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Professor H. .Hazen of the wes,h,

Professor H.A. .Hazen of the weather bureau af Washington has advanced 6 nove! plan for the protection Of towns and cities agsin.t q, clones. He pro- poses to place signal stations connect cd by wire along 2 the west eide of towns, as cyclones nsually come from shst direction, and 10 keep heavy dynamite bombs iu readiress to fire into the whirling storms As they approach. IL is claimed ths. the force of the wind would be broken and serious damage prevented. The professar asser's that the weather bureau could keep cities in. formed of the approach sf cyclones ss the gafds would not have to bs nsin- tained all the time, and the coet O! protection would be comparatively liRht.
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Now that ta- Republican convention have nominated their candidate, and 20 hope for free coinage oi silver from tha, great party, except through inter- national sgrsensnt--s probability o.ly Of ths far sHd misty futurs-we nust await the action of the Demo- cratic convention on The great Gnsn- cisl issue. or appeal % the Populis,s to deliver us from goldbug bondage.
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Henry Horsinian, the well known bicr cli-t, who wa. at Bowie Tuesday sent the following note 10 the Star "Travsling around the world on a bike, l will te a, Tucson tomorrow (Wed- nesdsy) night sbout 6 or ' o'clock. ] lief, Dorimund, Germany, on May ?, 1895, and have been all over Europe, through Canads, the eastern part oi the United S;a:es, Arkansas, T-xa. and New Mexico. From Frisco I s.i, for Asis and have to be back on May 1897, at Dortmund." Mir. Horstman has SC fsr covered 7t04 miles. He i. riding an American wheel, the Cres- cent.
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BlSBEE NEWS.
 Btgks. June IT. 1896. CoPFEPixGs

coPrERiSGs
 Rev. Mir. Bezame, c.ms in oo todays train.
 Mir. Green who has been employed op the Southern Pscihe as a fr, fight conductor was . passenger on the in coming train today.
 The little son oi Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hsnley died last nig hi from dipihsris. The sympathy of all are extended ,o the tsreaved rarers.
 District Attorney Geo. w Swain returned 10 Tombstone ihis morning hy private conveyance, having finished up the work which he was called to do.
 Line rider King came in today from ihs Cr-inm hnuse. He rsI nrt- eve V thin q Iiei .loag he lin" "n's'ds nf the usual movement oi fri.ght to and from Nscssssri.
 Prof. Richard Stuart. of Phoenix, accompanied by his daughter, wiil probsbly visit Bisbse friends the latter part oi the week. The professor is Q life long friend of our fellow towns men Wm. Lyon and pr. L. c. Toney.
 Dan Barnes and Jos. Todd went to Benson this morning where they will wait for the Santa Monica sIcursion train, which passes tomorrow. They are going to spend two months in Southern Cslifornis.
 The justice courts have been doing . rushing business in mi.demeanor-, !elonies, common drunks and peace di.turbers. Msssrs. Lewis and Grs- ham have their sAnitsr. um abont full. The Mexican, of eourse, is in the ma. j0rity.
 A citizen who. while under the in hu- snse Of bad whisky, tried so consign his wife and partner to . better land, wss locked up lss, evening by COnsta- ble Graham. He will be given . few days in which to reflect, and it is hoped that in the future he will change .he brand O! liquor he has been accustomed to use.
 Everyone is wli'ing with expect sncy .o hear from the big meeting ct s, Louis We have . kick coming at she national mmittss for seating the men who were cent by the h,l,srs con v-ntion Ht Phoenix. We d. not be- lieve iu such boys play, either one or the other Of those delegations from Ar,zoaa was entitled to seats. and to recognize both shows lack of judge- meLt that we would not expect from any com mn,i.tee composed Of in.el!i- gent men. Bistee republicans endorse only one delegation that b.iag the regular delegation -.lected at the re suls. convention Al Pboe nix.
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.aIU:,rtii2.

Ret new iin'i- ne ieiug cOnetanliy reported from CO"lgardie gold fields
 F Ex-ininer, date Jan. l7ih. Re. ports among i,e in 's al Black Flat, d nugget wei ghing 3J0 Durcr., nearly all pure gold, numbe! oi other p!-ces were obtained amcunt'pc to sbeui $lO,OO0 worth. Coolgardie b an sc- cessible point, reached by steamer e Fremantle, thence by rail to Southern Gross and team to destination. Tn. trip to Australia on the fine ste ,m-r, of the Oceanic s. s. company. via Hon olulu. Samoa and New Zealand i- pleasure sailing the day long. 1hi> line tickets passengers to Caps Town, South Africa. Map of Coelgarlie dis
 trict and Pacific Ports. etc., mailed free to any address by the Oosani. line, ll4 Montgomery street S ,n Fran. .Isco. l2S-l& y- 6m
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From .he 1895 report Of c. NJ. Shannon, internsl-revenue collector oi the district of Arizona and New Mex ico, skovs that there are in the terri tory G3j -aloons, ' wholesale liquor houses, and IS wholsale and retai! msit deal r-, which paid a revenue Of sl6,2l9.G2 to ihe United States for the year. This statement show. a reduc- tion during the last twelve months oI 3I ssloons, and 3 whOlsale liquor houses.
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will soon take place. The Sovereign Grand Lodge Of the l. 0. O. F. has re . gently amended the laws relating to the requirements for admission to the Rehekah degree anl as the law now stands any white female is eligible to meui' er-hIp regardless o' wheth or u"' any near relativs i- . member of the Old Fellows.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-21

c.: n average nine persons are sen fenced to penal scrvitude for life every year in English courts.
 MANY oll honscs in Holland have a special dooc which iS never opened save on ;IHo "ccasioGs when there l. r,arria -c or a death i.i tH: family. T lac lr.ae ari l-'o9m "risr ny this door; it iS then naiioI ,.r harr-L ur until death occurs, when .t is "-'-ned and the hoiy removei by tl.s o<:t.
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The contract iot carrying the mai! seni-w6ekly from Wilcox to Pearce has been le, 10 s \. Abbey, of Pueblo, Colorado. for s430 per xnuum. Mail and stsge line also continues to the new camp from Tombstone, and thus Pearce receives f mails & week.
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were loaded ;his afternoon in front of Mayer W-Tncsros' store wish barley for Ihe government troops al San Der nsfdino. Erch team of wagons ca h will carry about i0U0 pounds, or a total Gi l2,OUo pounds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-21

Through papers carelsssly left in . tox by . prominent sdmini.tr'iion democrat of Seattle. Washington, i; has been discovered that @ large fund is being raised by the goldbngs to cor rapt. if possible. silvsr delegates to Chicago. The money is to being raised by taxing federal ehcs holdsrs and democratic geldbug bankers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-21

Al Phoetix it l- rlmorsi that Co., ernor Frsnklio would .oongiy@ form a notice "f the appOintm, of Thomas l.. Parish of Phonix to be territorial treasurer, vice r. J. Cole.
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T~ she Seaside.

The next regular excursion to Santa Monica, over the Southern Paci6e route, will leave Bsnsan on June IS, Alter shst date there will be sn sxcnr sion sssb alternate week. coutinuins shrsushous shs warm ssason. The fare fss round trip ticket. scod fos co days will Le $3l.O5.
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Word received 10 day from the Cop per Glance camp is to the effect that the mites are looking 'p!endid; the usual num Der of men are at wor. er- tracing ore and hat eyery,irg points % hu.y and prosie.Cus future for this camp.
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Con, iieratle wool Lss been brought in from outlying rsrches during tie past week CT so. Democratic sheep- men are now scsroer tEan snowball- n -Outhsrn Arizons.-Wilicox News.
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About forty Indian b.y- and gitls Q he PheniH Indian .chooi are going to California this summer [, give musi- cal entertainments in o-der to CT. ate friendly feelings for the iacc.
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A Kansas man has built a subtsr- rsnean refuge from cyclones. If he can arrange to have the storms c-me along when he Is within reaching dis tanc4 of hi- retreat it ought to work well.
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Nr. G. R. kohler and family have packed all ,hsir household aud store ei'cir aud loft yesterday for Tucs n their future h"ma. Mr. k hler owns A handsome store building iu the oil pueblo aGd will sl.o embark ia the furniture business there. Good wi hes follow them ,o ,b ir new home.
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There are in round Duuhers 37 % Indians within the borders of Arizona They are inca;ed on five d.fiereLt re, = ervatiun..
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An accidental ire M ihe terii,urI.l p.is0n yesterday destroyed ,Le DC \ electric piant an1 other property to tL e Taiue of about SJ0UJ.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-21

The secretary Of tho Elkhart Carriags and Harness Mfg. O., of Eikhart, lnd, informs ms that their pr;ces will be lower for Is9. ,hau ever. He wishes us to ask our readers not to purs hase anything in the line Oi carriages, tgons, bicycles Q: b.rness ,utI. they have sent cents In stamps 60 pay postage Jn their IF page rata .c-se We advi-e the readers oi ths Sapgr to fefasg,t-r Es 'isgSssti"A
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THX magnitude oi . national conven- ton may be understood when one stops :o consi6sy she lac: :hs. the .e!H- graph company figured on hsndlins . million words . day at St. Louis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-21

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 For your Protection n.-Catarrh .'Cures" er Ponies for Catarrh in liquid form to be taken internally, usually contain either Mercury or Iodide of Potassa, or both, which are injur- ious if too long taken. Ca,arh is local, not . blood disease caused by sudden change to cold or damp weather. It starts in the nasal passages, affecting eyes. ears and throat. Cold in the head causes excessive flow of mucus, and, if repeatedly neglected, the re- suits of catarrh " 4 follow; severe pain in the head, roar.Ag sound in the ears, bad breath, and oftentimes an offensive dis charge. Theremedy should he quick to allay inflammation and heal the membrane. Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for these troubles and contains no mercury nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents.
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Alvan Thompson lett this morn nns for Tucson ss s witness on U. $. court matters.
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COs,.NGA e ha'sDR aDO.
MORTGAGE.

DAsI Haeseh Of Bisbee to G. W. CIsrE, of GiIrny, lCalifornir-Rasch consideration fIS0.
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ually bends, the bones ache, while de crepitude and helplessness prema- turely take possession of the body. Under this treatment. it is but short step from vigor and health to pair of crutches. With this wreck of the system often comes falling of the hair and eyebrows, loss of finger nails, and decay of the boncs-a condition most horrible. This is no overcrawn picture, for the world to-day Is full of these hobbling mercurial wrecks.
 Contagious Blood Poison is the most horrible of all diseases, and has been appropriately called the curse of man. kind. Until the discovery of S. $. S., it was incurable. It has always baf- fled the doctors. and 1t Is in this dis ease that the evils of mercury and potash are most common, because these drugs are given in such large doses in an effort to couEteract the poison. While they succeed in bottling up the poison in the system, 1t always breaks forth again, attacking some delicate organ, frequently the mouth and throat, filling them with eating sores. $. s. S. is the only known cure for this terrible disease.
 It is the same in other diseases of hAA~ cAcA- NSSAohahas A<eI$"e, SahNCAp Rheumatism, all are given the same treatment by the phy and potash, and the result as above set forth is always the sams.
 We offer a remedy purely vegetable, powerful in its effect, yet harmless in every way. For fifty years 8. 6. s. has been curing blood diseases, from the most violent to the mildest case. after all other treatment failed. It Is guaranteed purely vegetable, and one thousand dollars reward is offered for proof to the contrary. It is . real blood remedy for real blood troubles, and never fails to cure Contagious Blood Poison, Scrofula, Eczena, Rheu- matism. Cancer, Or any other disease of the blood. If you have . blood dis ease, take remedy which will not injure you. Beware of mercury; don't do violence to your system. Don't get bottled up!
 Our books on blood and akin dis- eases, will be mailed free to any ad- dxess. Swift Specific Co.,. Atlanta, Ga.
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City tounc.l meet tonight.

4. Q. U ". u.et tonight.
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 IkaklrOAds ln ArixoAa.

Railroads ia Arizona. There are ten railroads in the Ter. ritory. win total uilssg. of ,256 as foIluw..
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The U. s. 0Ov'f Reports sbow Roysi BakiaG Powd3 nnracaor te sN oGbe0.
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emeiies arc pleasant to Cream Balm. - cts ,er hottle: Pinso,s Balsg N5c, Sold by Druggis;A
 ELY BROTHERS. 6s :. arIen St, New York.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-03
THE NATIONAL CIRCUIT MEET.
II VIII lie III. Next Big Cycling AFFAIR
and VIII Hring Many Crack
Riders Here.

The Waldo park road race b Ing over and
settled TO tho satisfaction Of an concerned.
save u iew irresponsible klckcrs who have
nothing substantial upon which to bn.a
their Kicks beyond a general desire to dIf-
for with everybody else, the next big cy-
cling event 10 engage the attention Of ry-
cl-ts and the cycling world In general gIlI
DE- the National circuit meet which VIII h.
Sttgn under me auspices Of the Kansas
Iliy Cycle Dealers Association al tEr
fgilmpgnt park track on June 20
while Secretary Hutchinson OF The dc,I-
~ association cannot give anything very
arln!t" yet as 10 who oi the National siT
gIll cracks VIII be- seen here he has re-
G'ltrd 1tsGranees that Eddie Raid, the
~ rae lrIs ana that many OF the fast men
VIII Ir1'lE h'f.n their seasons campal-n
WIN lhr kuusu, tity meet The prIg. III
offered Tor the meet D. q highly attractiys
onr L',h ior professionals and amateurs
anu If SUFFICIENT In Itself to draw tic flsf
mon OF both classes. The track Is To- h.
IHt w perfect qr4rr for the races, and giy-
y a mn" day the occasion will be a rarorI
breaker Tor track racing In Klnsas City.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-03
MATCH RACE FOR THE CRACKS.
sanger Cooper, Il"id nnd other Fly
ers VIII Meet At Manhattan
beach, JuIy ~

New YORK June "A special one mile
match race was arranged To-day between
Walter Sanger, Of Milwaukee, Tom Coon
-. OF Detroit, and Eddie Bald, OF Bunnlo.
10 take place at the Herald charity tour
nament A. Manhattan beach. July a5. otto
ton, Of Colorado, have also been Invited
10 compete, The men will race FOR a
purse Of $500, OF which the winner viii re-
$50. 4 1855 "
They will be paced throughput the race.
to the record as possible. The Match was
az Sf'%lsss WsssI, ss Dan smith. 0f the aiil Club
s':is s,,ss' .ssss;.S q, .:ia. q; !.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-03
Park VALUATIONS,
some Additional Discrepancies I'm
Witnesses EstImnt,s

The The North park condemnation proceed
shs.' which have been going on in Judge
Slovers division of the circuit court hava
been interrupted by the death Of Mrs
Mary Phelps, wife of Colonel Il, II. Phaips
VINO Is one of the jury. Judge slower ~
cnsed the Jury until Friday.
In yesterdays Journal appeared brief
article on the wide difference in the yaIno
Tons placed on the scarritt properly by The
scarritts and by the city, Respectively
other like discrepancies have cropped oiit
from time TO time during the taking OF he
testimony. The value of the tract at ST.
of William Vineyard, was placed bv vii,
nesses on his behalf at ab~ut 5000 The
city's witnesses placed It at about s9o,.So
AT one point the tract takes the form OF N
ravine, which falls ninety feet below the
The Peter Day property was bought by
MN at $50 front foot, which was below
the market value. The city appraises the
tract as worth from $50 to 500 a front foot
Mr. Days Witnesses appraise It as being
worth 700 foot. The land Is situated nj
independence boulevard and walrond ave
nue..
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-03
CLEVELAND CLuB NOT soID.
President Robinson Denies Rumor,
which Have Gained Currency.

Cleveland o., June e.-The story 10 the
effect that the Cleveland baseball club had
sofa Its franchise and that the PLAYERS
We're to be divided up between Brooklyn
President 'Robinson. Both President Rob.
inson and Secretary Howard Robinson are
out OF the city, said the assistant secre-
tary OF the club, but no such movement
has been contemplated so far as | Know.
and / think | should hear of IT about as
soon anyone
n message was received here to-day from
President Robinson of the cleveland club
VINO is at present in New York, directing
nus agents TO secure grounds tust outside
tho city limits Of Cleveland for Sunday
games. This is taken to Indicate tht,
there Is absolutely nothing in the reported