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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-21

neighboring drug store for paper and
writing apparatus.
During the temporary absence OF the
judge and clerk the bailiffs at the door
relaxed their vigilance and went into the
room above the jury's quarters. While
they were there sections of the long
wooden writing benches were removed.
These were cut I'm squares OF foot, So
that they might he hidden under an over
coat without exciting suspicion should
any Of the wardens he encountered.
When Clerk knoch returned he took
means 10 discourage further attempts on
the part Of souvenir hunters. The draw
ers OF Judge Tuthills desk We're un-
locked and the books and papers re-
moved to Judg. Horizons chambers. Flee
tric light bulbs and globes We're securely
fastened so that they could not be made
away with by the morbidly inclined. A
guard was instructed TO watch the fur
nilure and window sashcs and arrest
anybody who tried 10 leave his Initials
ON the pillars.
Visitors Ia the court room are now
closely watched by the bailiiis and spe-
cial guards are behind the rails OF the
court bench. The top of that piece Of
furniture was as bare as II a hurricane
hau swept acfoss the fo"hi. Any "''"P'
10 get inside the rail, except by persons
known To- the custodians of the place, Is
fruitless.
Judge Tuthill. in the course of his fire.
quent communications with the court
room by telephone. inquired after his
gavel and Ink stand. He said he was
particularly anxious 20 keep both as me-
meutoes for his wife. when he WIS told
that all tho small articles wers gone he
expressed himself in vigorous language.
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ON THE cRiOiRoN.
Browu Furnishes the surprise of the
Football season.

New Haven. oct. a.-The surprise OF
the season In the football world WAS fur-
nished by Brown here to-day when they
broke through the Yale line almost at
will and ran up "A total score Of u points
{" Nalr's Is. scoring three touchdowns
against III" home team, the largest score
ever made ou the Yale Held against a
Yale eleven. Yale secured no more
touchdowns than did the visitors hut her
goal kicker. Guard cac.'allad,r. was sue
ccssful In trying Tor goal. while liill. who
made the attompr after the Brown
touchdowns. failed In all hut one chance.
II was a terrific shock for Yale To see
her line swept away by the Brown backs.
after the manner In which Princeton
found II all holes last fall. hut the med
icinc was swallowed with the hope that
II will be bcncficiaL
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MADE 1T A RESERVATION
GOVERNMENT TAKES ST. MICHAEL's
AND CONTIGUOUS LAND.
Troops viii Have Authority to Feed
Miners aud ship Them Back To
Their Homes 10 Necessary.

Washington, Oct. 20.-The secretary
of war has issued an order creating n
military reservation i'm that part Of
Alaska lying within n radius OF 100
miles Of 81. Michael's. The purpose Is
to confer upon Lieutenant Colonel RAN
dali the necessary legal authority to
preserve order and protect property Of
this section of the country.
The department is making an cxami-
nation of the geographical conditions
Of the country In the vicinity Of The
mouth of the Yukon. Ia obtain data that
will enable II 10 prescribe exactly the
boundaries of the proposed new reser-
walton. II is also desirable To limit the
reservation to the smallest dime nsions
that will take in 81. Michaers as a cen-
ter and yet include the estuary Of the
Yukon. where the lawless element
might gather IL excluded from the town
itself. There will he little excuse for
the commission of lawless acts based
on starvation within the limits Of the
new reservation. for Secretary Alger
authorized Randall. I'm command Of the
troops at 81. Mlchaers. not only TO feed
the miners who may be In actual need.
but to ship them out Of the country Ii
they are unable to pay their own way.
Inc DTutI t1fdttlk the TeStTtattbnNdS as
issued by Secretary Of War Alger this
afternoon. and reads as follows: by
the authority Of the president the land
known MS 81. Michaers island. with all
contiguous mainland and islands with
IN 100 miles Of the location of the flag
stan on that island. is set aside from
the public lands OF the territory Of
Alaska and declared n military reser-
walton. Parties who have prior to the
receipt OF this order. located and erect
ed buildings on the lands 80 reserved.
will not be disturbed I'm their use Of
lands. buildings and improvements. nor
in the erection ~ structures needed
for their business or residence
The military reservation above de-
clared and the military post located
thereon Will be known as Fort st.
Michael. and will be under the control
and supervision of the commanding
officer OF the troops there stationed"
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ST ecIal DISPATCH 10 the Standard.
Miles city. oct. 2t-l.icuiennnt Brown
Of the Second infantry arrived to-dsy
with detachment ~ a troop Of the 10th
cavalry. having In custody Sam crow
one ~ the Indians accused OF numbering
John Hoover. the Barringcr sheepherder.
last spring. Under Sheriff DAILY was near
Lame Deer agency subpoenaing wit
n"sses when he ran across sam Crow
among a hand of the Indians lie or
d"rrd him TO surrender. when the Indians
made Tor the hills. a.. Immediately noti-
He'd lndidn Agent Slouch, who called out
tr"nps who were instructed to bring him
In dead 80 alive. sam Crow linally cnn-
cludcd Go surr, r,ndsr. He will now be-
trlvd an th' additional charge Of break
ing iail and resisting an officer
yellow Hair, the other Cheyenne buck
who broke bail with sam Crow. imms-
diafsly notified Captain Stouch that he
would like 90 surrender to the sherin.
lie arrived to-day. accompanied by Eau
gene Standing Elk, a friendly Indian.
There Is hardly sufficient evidence TO
convict either of the three Indians Tor
murder.
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Nc WILL KILL LooTZ.
A Brother ON the Trail sf mis sister, .
Bctrayer.


San Francisco. Oct. eo-Thc mystery
surrounding the Disappearance. of Miss
Fannie Rutherford. daughter of a we'll
known steamboat owner of Minncapo-
Lis In June last. has been cleared up 10
n certain extent by the arrival In this
city of her brother. Harry. who traced
her across the continent, only 10 ind
that she had again returned East. IL
now appears that Miss Rutherford
eloped with Arthur Lootz nephew of
well-known business man of Chicago.
by whom he was formerly employed as
an accountant He was formerly a
resident of coyington. KY. and comes
of good family. hut for some time
past Is said Ia have been fugitive
from justice. and II iE claimed by his
brother that Miss Rutherford was un-
aware Of this fact when she consented
To .lope with her lover. whom she met
In the South.
Young Rutherford traced the couple
to a lodging house on Post street. In
this city. where they were known as
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner. Several DAYS
after their arrival "a private detective
called upon their landlady TO make In
quiries about a couple whose descrip-
ton tailed exactly with theirs. and
upon learning II this fact Turner and
his wife left hurriediy. stating that
they had been recalled tn Chicago
During their residence here the woman
never left the house. and spoke Ia NJ
one but the landlady. Young Ruther-
ford is determined 10 follow the coupi,
until he finally overtakes them. and
those who know him make no secret oi
the fact that he will probably kill
Lootx when they meet.
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WILD FOR A LYNCH|Nc
A Drunken Bootlegger Shoots a
Sheriff in Kansas.
MOB BOUND TO HAVE HIM
Deputy Sheriffs Keep Back Angry Citi-
zens With Drawn Revolvers- Secret
Meetings Held Tor Organ zation.
The Rope IL Ready.

Manhattan. Kan. Oct. ga crowd
~ excited citizens throng tn. streets
here tonight in the vicinity ~ the
county Jail, threatening summary ven-
goance upon the murder ~ sheriff $.
II Lard. who was shot to-day while
in tho performance II Official duties at
Leonardville. n village 20 miles north
west of Manhattan. The murderer.
whose death Is demanded by the clam
orous mob. Is Ike Warren. a notorious
'bootlcggcr" of Leonardville. sheriff
Lard and deputy arrested Warren at
Leonardville this afternoon upon war
rants sworn out by some of the pro-
hibition people OF the place. and when
the killing occurred were ~ the way
with him to the railway station. The
deputy. who is said % have been drink
ing. carried Two reyolvcrs, one Of which
he carelessly exposed within reach of
the prisoner.
Warren, who was drunk. grabbed
one Of these weapons and turned II
upon Sheriff Lard. He fircd one bullet
into the sh.riff's head. and as the ofii-
Ger fell a second bullet took effect in
the body near the heart. Warren.
breaking toose from his remaining cap
tor. dashed down the street. His flight
was stopped by Banker Sparks of
Leonardyille. who hearing the shooting
Of the sheriff. drew a revolver and be-
gan shooting at Warren. A bullet
which took effect In the neck. brought
the murderer to a standstill. This
wound is not serious.
The shooting caused great excitement
In Leonardville and the murderer might
have been roughly handled but for the
fact that two deputy sherifs hurried
on with him to the depot and soon had
him aboard train for Manhattan.
Sheriff Lard died within few min
utos and the sheriff was telegraphed
here. When the train bearing the muir
derer arrived here at $3.50 a crowd Of
several hundred men surrounded the
station. The cry II lynch him was
Immediately heard and the crowd gath
cred In upon the prisoner. The six dep
uty sherins who had Warren In custody
drew their reyolvers and threatened 10
shoot the first man who made "A hos
tile movement. The murderer. who was
shaking with fright. WAS drawn tn an
omnibus. the six deputies jumped In.
the horses wer. lashcd into "A run. and
the reins were not drawn until the
county jail Was reached. The mob fol-
lowed and soon surrounded the county y
Jail. demanding the life of the murder
er. A little girl came into the crowd.
carrying n -four sack containing 70 feet
~ rope She would not say whu had
sent her.
The crowd became still more demon
strative and finally Deputy Sheriff
Marsh came to the jail steps and urged
the citizens to let the law take It's
course.
AZ II o'clock Tonight the town Il
somewhat auleter. hui II In reported
that several secret meetings are being
held with the intention OF organizing
for a lynching.
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IT IS POLITELY DECLINED
ENGLAND WILL NOT OPEN THE
INDIAN MINTS TO SILVER.
The Proposals of the American Cesnis.
sioners Are Dipiomaticaiiy Turned
Down by Lord salisbury.

London. Oct. 2o-Lord Salisbury to-
night sent To Ambassador Hay the re-
ply n the British government TO the
proposals of the American bimetailic
special commission. headed by Senator
wolcott a automatically worded note.
His l0rdshlp said the government VI
Great Britain is not able 10 reopen the
Indian mints at present. He regrets
the inability Ia accede to the proposals
OF the American commissioners. as
Great Britain has as great an interest
as the United States and France in
securing a stable par OF exchange for
gold and silver and an enlarged use of
silver
Under these circumstances. con-
tlnues Lord Salisbury. the British
government does not see the DESIRABLE
uy of an international monetary con-
ference. but viii be pleased TO consider
any other practical suggestions from
the United States"
Lord Salisbury enclosed with the notg
a copy of the statement of Sir j. West
land head of the financial department
of India. which was under discussion
al the meeting Of the cabinet council
last saturday and which takes strong
grounds against the rrops sning of the
India mints. Senator NolcOtt Is not
In London this evening.
Ambassador Andrew White cana
from Berlin last Saturday. He has
avoided publicity. but had several con-
ferences with senator wolcott. In the
course Of an Interview with the corre-
spundeut of the associated press Mr.
White says that Germany's action ~
C. bimetallism will depend upon Eng
land. Discussing the possibility of q
tariff war, Mr.. White said:
Il do not believe that Germany viii
inaugurate a tariff war with the United
states. The German press and many
German statesmen have been very bit-
ter against the Dingley law. out
think they are now beginning 10 realize
that an increased prosperity viii enable
the United States to buy as much as
under the lower tariff"
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CHICAGO VAN OAlS.
They Garry Away Everything Portable In
the Cour, room.

Chicago. Oct. 2o.-Thc court room of
Judge Tuthill. before whom the Luetgert
case was tried. II the scene Of vandal-
ism that has no parallel In the annals
OF sensational trials. Certain of the
spectators took advantage of the absence
Of the bailins and Clerk Hnoch aud seized
on every portable article of stationery.
sections of the improvised desks used
by the newspaper reporters during tine
tedious ordeal were even carried on 10y
the morbid crowd. Fearing that the rrlic
hunters would grow desperate and de-
molish III" fixtures. a policeman was de-
tailed inside the bar. \ few ornaments
which remained after the chamber rad
been abandoned were hastily removed
across the hallway.
The gayel which Judge Tuthill has
welded to keep the feminine section nf
the attendance seated has disappeared.
clerk knoeh had hoped To secure the
rosewood mallct with AN autograph of
the presiding judge on the handle for
hts club and was sorely disappointed.
So hure was Judge Tuthill's desk NJ court
mat, rails that had the jury returned and
he been summoned To- rocrIy, 'h"ir md
ing, he would have had 10 send 10
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THROWN cvea A FENCE.
frigh,fui Accident to a hoy in n Helena
kunavas.

Special Dispatch to the STANDARD.
Helena. oct. 9-The s-year-oid son of
Mrs. Manuel met with an accident that
may terminate fatally at his father 5
home on Ninth avenue this afternoon.
The boy. while attempting TO escape
from "A runaway horse, was run down
and thrown over a picket fence across a
nin.-foot walk. A piece u the broken
shaft Of the wrecked vehicle To which
IN. horse was attached struck the lad
under the chin. and Il Is a great wonder
he was not killed outright. The boy -
living tonight. but II suffering from In
tornal injuries OF a serious nature.
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KLoNoYkC BUSINESS.
Victoria VIII Ne Headquarters far n
Large Organization.

Victoria, B. G.. Oct. a.-Victoria is to
be- made the headquarters Of the largest
organization that has yet entered the
field for kiondyke business. III. H. Ward
Is here perfecting arrangements for the
Union and the shaw-Savlll steamship
companies Of Great Britain. for line Of
first class steamers which they intend Ia
run between Victoria and st. Michaeis 10
connect with the river boats. The first
of these steamers win leave London next
month and Others will leave NJ intervals.
all bringing passengers. Upon arrival
here the steamers will start ON the route
to st. Michael's. Among the vessels used
will he the Arwawa. formerly under
charter to the Canadian n Australian COM
pany. and others will equal her In size
and accommodations.
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HlrM Out a Plate.

Mare Island Cal. Oct. 2o.-rhe United
States steamer Baltimore left the navy
yard az I O'Clock this morning en- route
to Honolulu. but came - anchor three
quarters of a uilc south OF Mare Island
light hpusr on account of the blowing
out Of a manholc plate OF one OF the
forward boilers hnudiug the IRE room
with hot water asd making il necessary
10 haul the htc under the forward boiler.
The drc WIS Immediately started under
the two after boil - and the Baltimore
will procecd early Tomorrow morning.
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In places of resort where intoxicating
beverages are sold and where the
worst passions arr aroused. The con-
stitulionality of law Is not 10 be test
ed by questic ming lis efficacy. Whether
well designed To- accomplish the pur-
pose Intended, or otherwise. the law
Is police regulation and clearly with
In the police power Of the state which
has not been taken away by the four
teenth amendment"
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French Omcer. Entertained.

Mare Island. oct. 9-The commander
Of the French ship Duguetrion and some
uf his officers to-day paid visit 10 Mare
Island navy yard on the yard tug Tina
ulla. Tho party was entertained ~
luncheon by Admiral Kirkland com
mandant of th" navy yard. and NUM-
h"r ~ officers of the ships stationed
there wcte invited 20 meet them.
Aft'r luncheon the party Inspected the
navy yard and returned to the city on
the Tmatila.
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Walla Walla, Oct sa-Thc fall race
meeting opened THIS afternoon favorably
A large number ~ good horses are here
and the ATTENDANCE promises To he large.
Trot and pace. 2;5o class-Birdie Will
iams won, Uncle Ben second. Lady Care
ful third best time, 2:sSis Half mile
Alicia won, Raindrop second. Lookout
third; tm", -. quarter mile-Topsy
II. won, Tom Nixon second. Old Funny
third; TIM :s3'i.
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Chicago. oct N-The meeting of the
"Nocutiy. officers ~ the Western roads.
which was held Tor th" purpos. ot seeing
N something could no, b. done IN The
way 81 killing on the UNAUTHORIZED
freight tarins that have been m ,nrct
On the Western roads for som. time. has
bo"n compelled to give up III. idea FOR m"
tim, being aud tho turin- viii remain
in eject a. heretofore.
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Attempted Iynehiuy.

81. Louis. Oct. ga special to the
Post-Dispatch from Liberty. Mo-. says
10, masked and armed men attempted TO
enter the county jail shortly after mid
night for the purpose Of lynchlng VIII
lam Foley and Frank Wade. murderers
held awaiting trial. The sheriff assem-
bled few deputies and with a show of
arms compelled the mob To disperse.
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Episcopal Missionary Council.

Milwaukee, oct. ap.-Tho usual ssryic.s
of prayer ANA litany preceded the busi-
ness ~ the Episcopal missionary council
to-day. III Rev. Mr Paddock spok" on
~" work ot the church students. Rev.
Mr. sonfprl IT oklahoma spoke with re-
gard ~ the work ~ the church among
the fndlaT- lir asked that the eouHrtl
consider thr great needs Of the work ana
make an appropriation.
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Curtis Buys Nuggets.

Special Dispatch to tn. Standard
Helena. Oct. @-Eugeue r. Wilson, re-
c-iver of the Merchants National hank
of Helena, to-day sold that institution $
collection of gold nuggets TO Gold T. Cur
tis. president of the First National hank
of Great Falls. for S2.lo. The largest
nugget In the collection is worth $3.50.
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WITHOUT a CLEW.
BODY Of the Little ssark F.und In the
River lnideut 'fied.

Kansas Chy. Oct, .o.--The body of the
s-year-old girl found weighted down in
IN. Missouri river Sunday last was not
Cecil iovine. The latter Is alive at Lin
coin Center. kas., where she Is living
with AN uncle. and was positively identi-
He'd to-day.
Many viewed the little ones garments
which the mother yesterday 40 positive
~ idcntiiicd as those belonging a. her
daughter but the days developments
have left the police without "A tangible
clew on which Ia work.
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NATIONAL cHRisriAM CHURCH.
Addresses Made and the Secretary Rem
ders His Report.

indianapolis. Oct. al.-At to-day's ses-
sion of the National Christian church B.
G: Hazerman spoke on bible Examples
Of Missions and Missionaries" Jahez Hall
on ''our Plea 10 American Christians
and A. NJ. Atkins ON Ministerial Be
lief" Reports were submitted by the
boards of church extension and negro
evangelization and education. The secre-
tary's report showed that the total num-
Der of commandments is l.oal.U1s and the
value Of church property Is slS.5ss.6I7.
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Minneapolis. oct. pa Blue Earth
MINI. special TO the Journal says: This
morning George Young. n farmer resld-
Ing near this city. shot and killed his
wife. two buys, aged and g. and him
self. All died Instantly business and
domestic troubles form the only explana-
tion Tor the deed.
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81 Paul oct. @-GsOrge p. Mciklc-
john. assistant secretary OF war. and
party arrived IN 81. Paul to-day froni
omaha and spent the day az Fort sneii-
ing. They Will leave tonight or to.mor-
row Ior the Yellowstone. thence 10 fcrt
Vancouver
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B'aai Israel Incorporated.

Special Dispatch 10 the STANDARD.
Helena. Oct. 9.-A certificate OF incor-
poration was Issued to-day by Secretary
of State Hogan Ia the Bnai Israel con-
gregation Of Butte. The incorporators
were Martin Il. cohn. l.. ]. Lachman.
All. Itkin. Maurice l.. Hcinan and Louis
Hess.
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Royai N.sisa.

Darmstadt. Oct. 2o.-The czar and the
Grand Duke of Tcsse returned here this
afternoon from wcisbaden. where they
visited Emperor william. The latter viii
return their visit tomorrow.
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Port Huron. Mich. Oct. 2o.-The steam
er Cambria with $500 tons Of iron ore
went ashore this morning near the Cor
sica lightship The Cambria Is owned by
senator Hanna and valued at $4,000
Boat and cargo fully insured.
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s,-r,,,r Car s.rv,r. R-.uw.d,.

Chicago. Oct 9-Beginnius Tonight
the Chicago A. Northwestern road will re-
sumo the nrst class sleeping car service
between Chicago and Portland. Ore. wa
the Union Pacific and the oregon short
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Cincinnati D,l 1.-THE track ~ Lac
tonia to-day w.. deep IN mud. but the
sport wts 80 '.rs. weather cool Re
suits. Five fWI"nsr-o Doyle won,
Tusculum -'"eh luck Saw thiid. time,
I.os On. nB. Iling-Grayhng won.
Madril.ur .H1 J. W. third. time. i.lp,.
Mile and ~ ards primar won. Prog"ru-
tor second rBul.Iac third. time. l.ilie.
seven furiungs a'inr-Carlotta G. won.
Va. Reed -aoUl Elano third. tim.
l;sgis MI ss'i.rg George -. Cox won.
D.nsmor. -, und. lpn Jour third time.
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l:4A Seven fnrl"ngs, selling Ransom
won, fouting second. High Test third .
time. l:3e,..
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Louisville. Oct. @l.--The postponed pro-
gramm. Of yesterday furnished the sport
for the 5cJo pe"pl" at the Louisville Driy-
ing Fair association to-day. The heavy
rains of yesterday only improved the go-
ing. for IN. trark was fast. as Indicated
by the time Ia the first race The three
heats fen TO Sally Toler. who won as
she plcnscd IN" 2;2S trotting was won
by Alves. who captured the last three
heats "IIapry JACK the lone PAGER.
covered a milo ln ..l3 Pacing. 2.25 class.
purse $1,000 Sally Toler won ia stra ght
heats: timr. = p s:il. 2lii,. Trott,ng,
s2s class. puts" 81 Vp-Alvcs won second.
third ard nfth heats, No time caracal-
Ia won first heat Fourth heat declared
off. Pacing ESQ lass. purse S.0J1-Joe
Bailey won hr,r aud second heats. time.
g:iei.. .i5l.. Annie Lee won third heat In
2.l9i,.
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Peoria. oct. 9o.-Ten thousand Ave hun
dred people saw pretty game between
the Baliimor. and All-Am.rican tcans
this afternoon. The features w.r.
o'Bricn's batting and the work at short
by Jennings and I'm center by Langc.
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They Look Well and They
Wear Well

They are the best quality ever offered
for the money and the price is catch
ing.