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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30
Low Rates to Young Peoples Society
Christian Endenvor, San Francisco,
CoJ. via Southern Railway.

The rate of s3l.75 first-class one way.
Richmond TO San Francisco. Cal, for
this convention, has been authorized by
the Southern railway. and tickets Will
be on sale June 9th, 18th, 18th, Both.
July 1st and ID, tickets limited to arrive
in San Francisco July 9th; stop-overs
permitted within limit west OF FL Paso.
For the return trip, the western lines
will sell tickets at about same rates as
going, tickets to be sold at San Fran
cisco. Cal. July 18th to nth. inclusive.
also on Mondays and Thursdays there
after as follows: July 10. %. &C. %. Au-
gust g s. and 9, 1897.
For further information as TO route
schedules, etc. apply to c. w. Vest
bury. travelling passenger agent. No. $50
east Main street. Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30
SULLIVAN AND MULDOON OUT.
The Former Leaves White Plains-
Plans Informed.

NEW YORK, June 29.--John L. Sulli-
van. who has been in training at William
Muldoon's, at White Plains, for the past
week or two, in anticipation of a meeting
with Fitzsimmons. has had a falling out
with the veteran trainer. and as a con-
sequence left his training quarters to-
night and came to New York city. He
stated that he would go either 10 College
Point or Oceanic n. j., and there resume
his training. He says that he has not yet
selected 4 new trainer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30
Fifth-Cf-July Special to Old Point
md Ocean View, via &. 4 o.

On Monday, July 5th, the Chesapeake
and Ohio will run special fast train.
without stops. from Richmond to Old
Point. and connecting closely for Ocean
View. Leave Richmond at $50 A. NJ.
arrive Old Point at lo:N A. NJ. arrive
ocean View at HIS A. NJ. Returning.
leave Old Point s +. NJ. This will give
Won 91-2 hours at the seaside.
Rates for the special Fifth-of-July train
will be- To Old Point. ST. to Ocean View,
sl.l5 for the round-trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30

Arthur Gardiner, OF Chicago, Goes n
Nile In 2:O5 Id.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, June 29.-Arthur
Gardiner. Of Chicago, i'm to-day's races Of
the national circuit bicycle meet, held at
the state Falr-Grounds. broke the worlds
one-mile handicap record There were
eighteen starters In the race. Gardiner
Mertens. and VIII Coburn being the
scratch men. Gardiner won the race, his
lime being 2:05 i-5. The previous worlds
record was 2:O5 3-5. made by Mertens this
voar The track was In excellent condi-
tim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30

the ST. Louis has broken the New York
Southampton records days. 10 hours.
and So minutes-which has been held by
the Furst Bismarck since September,
1888. To equal the time OF her fastest
previous eastward passages days. IL
hours. and 30 minutes-the St Louis was
due to arrive of the Needles-two miles
this side of Hurst Castle-at 4.2I o'clock
this morning She has. therefore. low
cred the eastward record by more than
an hour and n half
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30
ATLANTIC-COAsT LINE
Fourth-of-JuIy Excursion Rates.

The Atantict Coast-Line will sell ac-
count OF Fourth OF July holidays. 10
points on its own line. tickets at rate of
one and one third fare for the round
trip, tickets to be sold July %. 81. and
ith. for trains scheduled 10 reach desti-
nation of ticket not later than noon July
5th. Final limit OF tickets will be July
7th. For further Information apply to
Richmond Transfer Company. 903 east
Main street. c. ;. Campbell. Division Pas
senger Agent. Room 6. Union depot; II.
ID. owen, Ticket Agent. Union depot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30
PRESIDENT DECIDES TO GO.
lie VIII spend "the Glorious" nt
Canton, Ohio.

WASHINGTON. June 29.-The Presi-
dent to-day definitely decided to 80 TO
his old home. in Canton, O., on Friday
10 visit his mother for a few days. Mrs:
Mckinley, Miss Mabel Mckinley, and
probably Assistant -Secretary-o and
Miss Day will accompany him. They will
remain over the Fourth and return Mon
day or Tuesday evening. on Thursday
night the President will give an informal
dinner to the members Of the Cabinet
and their wives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30

KEY WEST, FLA. June 29.-rhe mur-
der of William Gardner by the negro mob
xestigated by the Coroner's jury. and a
verdict is expected tomorrow. when 1t
&C. ernecfed that several arrests will be
made The city remains quiet. The
Sherlms posse OF citizens and the militia
patrol the city on alternate nights TO
keen order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30
Tennessee Telephone Extension

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. June 2a-It
has been officially announced here that
during the next few months. the East
tennessee Telephone Company will build
n line from Chattanooga TO Atlanta. and
fill in gaps so as TO ,o,,n complete line
from Nashville to Chattanooga.
When these lines are completed the
oo,,nany will have through line from
,he North and East TO all Of the principal
southern cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30
Mr.. StnI,eN I'm Extrcmls.

Mr.. Charles Il. Stokes was considered at
n late hour last night 10 be I'm extremis
though IL was thought he would live
through the night. His brother Mr.. Syl-
vanus Stokes, reached the city yesterday
from Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30
Fourth-Of-JuIy Excursion Tickets,
yia H., Il. a. II. IL. II.

Round-trip tickets between all stations
and TO Alexandria and Washington at
low rates will be on sale July 2d, 3D.. and
18th. and for trains scheduled 10 reach
destination before noon OF July 5th, final
limit July !. 1897
Round-trip rates from Richmond as
follows:
To Fredericksburg ...........s2GO
To Alexandria ................. 4Go
To Washington .............. 40
Apply TO Richmond Transfer Company,
sO3 Main street, ticket office, ByrdStreet
Station, or c. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager. /
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30

Cards, Blll-Heads, Statements. Letter
Heads. Note Heads. Circulars. HandbiIis.
Dodgers, ETC.. printed by the Dispatch
Company at low prices. Win give you
good work at same prices you pay for
inferior work Send US your orders. and
We will guarantee satisfaction u svsrv
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30

M sure and use that old and well-tried
remedv. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
for children teething. 1t soothes the
child softens the gums aliays all pain.
cures wind-colic. and Is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents . bot
S1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30

when annoyed by Kidney Troubles.
Rheumatism Indigestion. or Constipa-
tion. when the remedy is known. Is
pleasant. is near at hand. and QUICK
to relieye-Colonial Water. Pamphlets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30
Another Panama Inquiry.

PARIS. June 29.--The Chamber OF
Deputies has appointed another commit
tee OF inquiry TO sift fresh charges
brought against members of the Chamber
i'm connection with the Panama scandal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30
Prominent Man Commits Suicide.

sPARTANBURG. S. c.. June %
Robert W. Harris. a prominent citizen,
and postmaster at Union, in this State.
committed suicide this morning by taking
morphine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30
r.rr,ble Fire I'm Hamburg.

HAMBURG. June pa terrible fire Is
In progress this evening at the Hamburg
Electric Works. in the Post Strasse. The
entire structure will probably hs destroy
ed. with enormous loss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30
r,.. . q Loui. breaks a Record

HURST CASTLE. June 30.-2:a0 A. NJ
Passed. steamer st. Louis. Randle. New
York for Southampton. On this voyage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30

- WASHINGTON. June 2a.-Fore-
cast for Wednesday:
IWhRMI For virginia--Fair. preceded In
the early morning by showers on
the coast: slightly warmer; south
erly winds.
Eor North Carolina--Generally fair:
warmer in the interior; scuthwesteriy
winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30

known Cyklan intimately. They were
accompanied by detective from the Cen
tral police Office. Zimm was the spokes-
man. He said that cyklan. who was one
or his best employees. disappeared last
shursday. Superintendent zimm said
that Cyklan had poisoned a finger two
years ago, and there was a scar left. DR..
Scott, Of Bellevue. was called. and he
discovered a scar on the top of the second
hnger OF the murdered mans right hand
The bady-scarred finger. with the NAL
formed nail. IS on the left hand. and
superintendent Zimm said that three
weeks ago Cyklan mashed one Of his
fingers on that hand by blow of a
hammer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30
THE VALISE.

One OF Zimm's companions said that
he believed that the valise found In the
woods belonged to Cyklan. and the find
Ing OF the two states in it made him think
that he was right. because at the same
time he had also purchased two states.
He would not be positive. however. until
he had seen the valise and its contents.
Superintendent Zimm and his three com
panions went away with the detectives.
Iimm saying he would return to the
morgue at II o'clock tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND
yEsI ERDAY was close and sultry. The
sky was clear at midnight.
State OF thermometer:

Mean temperature ....-.-...-...... Z
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20
FLAMES RAGE
THROUGH TIE
WAREHOUSES;
Continued from First Page.

ers in betting as to whether or not the
BILE tower of st. Giles Church could
stand the hail of sparks and burning frag-
ments with which it was enveloped.
The red flames from every point shone
out against the black sky and through The
widespread mass OF dull, leaden smoke,
tinged with tongues OF yellow fire, and
here and there, where the fire had sub
sided somewhat, the street lamps, stripped
by the heat of their burners and glass
frames, bIazed with big jets from the open
pipes like monster danger torches.
There was no abatement of the baze be-
fore 3 80 P. NJ. Then the check came in
Jewin street and in Wall street, where
the collapse of a wall on the right-hand
side of that thoroughfare was the means
of saving the last building on the street
The width of Red Cross street, a COM
paratlvely narrow thoroughfare, also
formed barrier there.
The constable who first detected the
fl ames first blew his whistle loudly for
assistance, but several minutes elapsed
before the alarm was heard by any OF his
comrades. AS soon as assistance reached
him the officer was dispatched to sum IN on
the fire brigade. But here again there
was an unaccountable delay of twenty
minutes before the first engine appeared
Then the fearful dimensions of the fire
was apparent ana it was decided to circu-
late call throughout the whole metro
poitan district.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20
PRIN CEIOA AND F4IE.
Henibers of the COntesting Tenms In Fin
tettte for The Great Game To- Dny

WenlberS of the COntestinD Tennus In Fine
tettte for fhe Great Game To- Day.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 10. THE
arrival OF old Nassau's heroes to-nig hit
was all that was required TO furnish all
kinds of football enthusiasm, but the ex-
citement failed to reach the mem bers of
Yae's team. The latter, after a practice
OF fifteen minutes at the field this after
noon, we're spirited away by Trainer Fitz.
patrick, and after the dinner at the train
ing table they we're taken in charge by the
coachers separately and kept aloof from
the crowd. Every member of the eleven
VIII enter to-morrow's game IN as fine
physical condition as is possible.
1t Is impossible TO get an expression of
opinion from the Yale coachers. The ar
rival OF a large Princeton contingent,
however, has resulted in the raising of
Yaie's hopes
The New Jersey men did not come into
town with any great amount of bravado.
On he contrary, all excep, the vehement
rooters expressed uncertainty. o. betting
among the students h re is scarcely any.
the hote.s are crowded almost to suffo-
Gallon and the streets of the city, espe.
cially III the vicinity of the campus. are
alive with foot otball followers. The snow,
falling at intervals throughout the day,
ceased to iall at $780, but tegan again at
o'clock. The gridIron has been covered
with t-aw, an at dayDre TX gangs of men
will begin pu ting the field in condition.
Princeton is looked upon as the proba ole
winner In tomorrow game, but it is Off
clally gwen out 6y Yale that tomorrow s
game Will be worth coming miles to ST e.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20
THE BEAR TO SAIL
Continued from First PGgs.

The doctor is in this city to say eood-by to
his father, Colonel Edward S. Woodruff.
a prominent citizen of MarysvilIe, to
whom the younger man bears a strong
facial resem blance.
The CALLS correspondent, in conversa-
ton with Dr.. Woodruff at his room in the
Western Hotel, learned considerable OF
the gentleman's history. He was born at
San Francisco on April q, 1859, and, con-
sequently, Is now in his thirty -eig hth
year. In 1884, when % years of age, he
graduated from Harvard University.
Six years later, IN 1890, he graduated
from McGill Medical College. receiving a
diDloma as doctor of medicine and master
OF surgery. Directly afterward he went to
Europe, where he gained much vaiuab Bile
experience in the hospi ais of London and
other large cities. OF late years he has
been practioing his profession on the Pa
cifc Coast with success.
As assistant surgeon of the Bear Dr.
Woodruff viii be OF the party to venture
on the overland explorations after the cut
ter has reached It's destination. He will
leave MarysvilIe on the Oregon express
train tonight for SEATTLE. from which
point the Bear Will sail next Tuesday.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20
WAR Is II POSSIBILITY.
Under No Circumstances WH Chile
Be Permitted TO Become 6ohWa's
Gudrdinn.

Copyright, 1897, by James Gordon Bennett.
VALPARAISO, Nov. 9-Iuternational
affairs are still in such shape that war is
a possibility. | assert this on the author
itv of person who knows the exact situ-
alton. La Tarde an Independent news
paper OF Santiago, in a leader declares
that under no circumstances can Chile as
sumo the guardianship of Bolivia Even
If the plebiscite should favor Guile CIV
ing to this government permanent posses
sion of the oil Peruvian provinces of
Tacna and africa Chile could not trans
Ter these provinces TO Bolivia, as that gov
eminent desires, without great danger of
war with Peru. II is believed that ii such
a tran fer wa made Peru would seize the
provinces. which she could easilv do, as
her a-my's strength is much greater than
that of Bolivia
1t is believed that another cabinet crisis
is at hand, ami if the ministry fails it is
not known how new one could be
formed. as no one of the L beral factions
is strong enough to govern itself The
present trouble arose through discomfort t
over the appointment OF Senior Luco to
succeed Senior Toro Herrera as Minister of
Industry and Public Works.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20
RED, Blu, CRIMSON.
Hdrrord and Penn,ytvania Teams AH
ke. dY or thr .NfrtlnoLc.

Hdrrard and Penn sytvdnta Teams AEi
h-"dy for th- Sfruq0L.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 Red, blue
and crimson, too greet tie eve and ear
in almost every part of the city tonight.
The two teams are, of course, resting in
camp tonight for the battle of to-mor-
row. The Harvard eleven arrived here
at 11:25 o'clock this morning and were
driven to the Aldine Hotel There were
about fifty in the party. After lunch and
little rest the entire football squad went
Quito Franklin Field Tor practice. There
they put in about two ho1rs practicing
signals. To- night the team went through
secret practice IN one of the upper rooms
OF the hotel After this Captain Cabot
was asked for his line up, but he refused TO
tell. He said the exact line. up will lot be
made known until the men go on the field.
The physical condition of the men. he
said. was good, although in two or three
instances it could be better.
The Pennsylvania squad, which has
been at Della ware Water Gap since last
Wednesday. breathing mountain air.
secretly practicing, and cunning and fish
ing, reached town at $40 this evening
and were accorded most enthusiastic
welcome. The condition of the Penn
sylvania men is excellent. with the excen-
ton of Captain O. E. Dickson, who has
bad knee. Harvard will go into the game
with the stern determination to do or die
ana retrieve themselves for the unfayor-
able showing against Yale last SATURDAY..
Pennsylvania expects to win, but realizes
that only the hardest kind OF football will
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20
TO EXTEND SAN
JOSB'S LIMITS
Movement Started for
the Annexation of
Suburbs.
Five Communities to Be In
Cluded Within the New
Boundaries.
Obi Ctlons of SuburbaniteS Give
Way Before the Dollar
Tax Rate.
Special Dispatch to THE CALL

SAN JOSE Nov. 19,-The Board of
Trade and a mittee from the City
Council will next week begin an active
campaign for a greater San Jose. 1t is
proposed to extend the city boundaries so
as to include East San Jose, Crandallvile,
the Alameda, Cottage Grove and the Will
lows within the corporate limits. This
will give the citv population of between
$4,000 and So coo, whereas now within the
cramped limits there are but about % 900.
San Jose long ago outgrew its swad
ding ciohes End the limits should be ex-
tended. Several attempts have been
made 10 agitate for a greater San Jose, but
each lime they have been abandoned be-
cause OF the opposition put forward by
the residents OF the suburbs sought to be
annexed. The subuI blnites claimed the
city tax rate was too high for the benefits
to be derived. Now there can be no such
excuse, for under the new charter the city
tax rate Is limited 81 on each 500 valua-
ton. BY coming in . the city their taxes
would be increased but 65 cents on each
500, as they would escape the county
road tax. Besides this they would not be
subjected to the levy on the bonds recently
prove the main sewer, while they would
enjoy all the privileges arising theretrom.
For III is additional tax the people OF the
suburbs would gain police and fire pro-
lection, together with at least 25 per cent
increase in the value of their property.
Sewers would be erected in their districts
and the streets Lighted and their residence
portion i'm mproved.
A CREST many of the people residing in
the suburbs are in favor of annexation,
and 1t is thought by proper agitation aud
a mum Der OF mass-meetings the residents
OF the desired districts can be brought
into Greater San Jose.
Active work will commence early next
week. On Monday night the commit
appointed at The last meeting of the
counci!-consisti ting of Councilmen Fay
and Noting and City Attorney Welch-
VIII report to that body thu names Of fifty
citizens to form an annexation commit
tee. The Board of Trade will work in
conjunction with the committee, and
they will at once enter upon the cam
paign for annexation and Greater San
jose.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20
Captain Stanford Second Eleven.
GETTING IATO FINE FORM.
IhVsicGi Condition of Berkelry's Elcren
HiU BE ErceILenf.

Fhysicat Condition of Rerkelry's Elcuem
HiU BE ErcetLehf.
DEL MONTE, Nov. 19-Coach Mott said
tonight that the Berkeley foot ball men
seemed a little loggy in their practice
during the day and worked slowly. The
vim OF yesterdays game was absent,
probably owing to the fact that no regular
game was played. Nothing was done this
morning. and the afternoon was spent III
practice in defensive work. The men
show considerable Improvement in this
particular line and are picking UP greatly
III endurance. The physical condition of
The men is good, only one Of the eleven
(Barnes) being laid off because of injuries
Castelhun, one of tn substitutes, will be
able to practice by Monday. He has
carbuncle on his neck. Oliver. Artlett and
DR.. Porter of the Re lance team are still
mere and will remain over Sunday. The
other Reliance men left fhis morning.
Every body seems hopeful OF very good
>howlng on the 25th, and both Coach
Mott and Trainer Lean think the men will
surpass the Stanford eleven in point Of
condition.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20
ON EASIERA Tracks,
ReqWjtdJ Ufns Dtstnmce Erent on the
BenninG Track.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 19-The meeting
al Benning will close tomorrow

Benning Track.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-The meeting
at Benning will close tomorrow.
Selling mile and an eighth, Alarum won, Dali
gretu second, Waterman third. Time, l 90 40.
SIX furlongs. Homelike won. Songer second,
Charagrace third. Time, 1:173I
Mile and sixty yards, Requilal won, Premier
second, Albert third. Tine, 48 10
Selling, SIX furlongs Judge Wardell won
Pontet Canet second, HI Paddy third Time,
I:I7.
Handicap hurdle, one and a half miles,
Marshall won, Valorous second, LandsdaIe
third, Time, 2 81.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 49, Weather clear,
track last.
Six furlonss, selling. Maggie won, Glen
tel ow second, Thgo third. Time .l6J6
Nine-slxteenths OF ii mile, selling Tusculum
won, Grace Giltnes second, Bon Jour III ird
Time O :563z
Six iurloHgs, Tallahassee won. Ardath sec.
ono, Panchta II third Time, 1:I5L
Seven furlOngs, Jackanapes Won Guild e
Rock second, Be iumonte third Time, :29N
One miie, selling, Serf won, RusselIa secoud
/ third. Tine. l :45.
X fur.ongs, BGIk Line won, Alamo second
Trande third. Time, :1719.
LEXINGTON, KY. Nov. 19-Weather
clear; track slow.
Five furlougs, Lena Myers won RGnndazzo
second, Star of Bethlehem third. Time,
1:07J2
Selling. six furiongs, Rollins won, Loyalty
secOad, LakeView Palace third. Time, :23L
selling, one mile, Liew Anna won, lie
Sculptor second, Julia Clark third. Time,
:5214
Five furlongs-Johnnie Williams won, ANA
teur second, Oxnard third. Time, i :0615
EieVe n-sixteenths OF a mile, Gammadion
won, Albert Vale second, Sis Tan third. Time,
1:1211.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20
FOOTBALL MEN
AT PRACTICE
Stanford'S Players Put
More Vim Into Their
Work.
First and Second EleVenS
Undergo Hard Signal
Drilling.
Coach Brooke Pleased With the
Play and the Spirit of His
Pupils.
Special Dispatch TO The CALL

CONGRESS SPRINGS, Nov. I9.-The
Stanford football squad. accompanied bv
Coaches Brooke and Downing, arrived
here at noo- to-day. Everything was in
readiness for them, and the men were
highly pleased with their surroundings.
in the party was Mrs. Aylett r. Cotton
of San Francisco, the mother OF the car
finals popular captain, and with her
Miss Beatrice E. Russell, 4 sister of
Tracy Russell Stanford's crack catcher in
1895.
The men spent the early part of the
afternoon in lounging around the piazza
AID IN playing shuttle board. At O'clock
they lined up for practice, the first and
second elevens undergoing hard signal
drill. Their practice consisted in straight
! football, no tricks being tried. The men
played hard and showed more spirit than
they have before this season.
Every one got into the plays. The
/ backs showed to advantage in starting
gu ckly, running strong and waiting for
the excellent interference that was given.
Alter an hour of signal practice the teams
were lined up for a short time and
Murphy was given practice in kicking,
= Al
to block the kick. Several kicks were
blocked, James of the second eleven show
ing up strong in such work.
After practice the men wers taken for a
short run up the hillside and on their re-
turn took their bath and rundown. At
dinner the men were lively and contented,
the bracing air having the desired effect.
Johnny" Rice's knee is improving and
he is likely to be out Tomorrow as will
also Rea smith. Fisher was supposed TO
nave gone stale, but he is now playing
with vim. All the injured men are re-
covering and everything is looking
brighter. Captain "Pnat" Downing % is
the only one of the old guard here al pres
ent but Tommy" Code and HARRISON
are expected down tomorrow.
Brooke says he is well pleased with the
play and with the spirit the men put III
their practice this afternoon.
WILLIAM ERB
CANAAN Stanford Second Eleven