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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-10-06

his Boston and New Hampshire trip
Edisons living photographs will be exhb-
tied at the town hall Wednesday evening,
the 18th, under the auspices of st. Their
csa's church. Ice cream Will be served
after the entertanment.-b. l.. Desaul-
ners has entered into partnership with
Fred Currier in his livery business.-Mr.
and Mrs. John Hardy, Jr., met with some
curious experiences while returning to
Boston from their bridal tour among the
Maine lakes They were riding down
very steep hill In four-horse coach when
the pole strap broke, letting the wagon
against the horses heels, frightening them
into a run, which ended in general
smash-up at the foot of the hill. MIR. and
Mrs. Hardy escaped injury by jumping
from the coach. This occasioned walk
of some miles, when they took another
carriage, but as chance would have II, thls
vehicle got out of repair and made anoth-
er delay. They finally reached their des-
tinatlon on Monday morning.-F. N. Keel
er spent a few days in Boston last week.
wOLCOTT
J, e. Wheeler. jr., has been to the Mary
Fletcher hospital to have his eyes treat
ed-Mrs. Mary Baker and daughter Ber-
tina visited in Cambridge last week.
STOWE.
Tie superintendent of schools, some Of
the directors, and large number of tea
chers attended the teachers institute at
Montpelier last weck.-On Sunday even
ing Rev. Il. n. Monroe was elected Il
delegate to represent the Christian En-
deavor society at the State convention to
he held at Bellows Falls next week.
Monday evening Miss Marie Rcitcngcr of
Cleveland, o., gave very interesting
talk at the Congregational church con-
corning her work among the Bohemians in
that pitV-Mrs. C l.. PprNipr Of North
field has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mayo.-The Summit House on
Mount Mansfield closed for the season
Oct. 1st.-Mrs. c. p. Waite, who has been
visiting In town for the last two weeks,
will return to Montpelier the last OF the
week.
WATERvILLE.
]. v. Stevens is in New York this week.
DR. Hodgliins was in st. Adams last
weclS.-R. II. Brown visited in Franklin
county last wcek.-Mr. and Mrs. Ami
Leach were in Hyde Park on Friday
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Mcdonald of Belvidere
visited Mr. and Mrs. DR.. Hodgkins last
wcek.-A daughter was born recently to
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thomas.
BELvIDERE.
Frank Brown has been appointed liquor
agent.-rhe rite of baptism was ad-
ministered to four candidates last Sun
day.-Luther Thomas went to Montpelier
Tuesday. and Mrs. Moses Shattuck
visited in Cambridge last week.. o.
Thomas youngest child is sick.-Rev. j.
j. Macdonald was in st. Adams last
wcek.-County Commissioner Cornell
made an official visit in town Friday
John McCuin, o. w. Adams, d. McCuin
and Geo. Cheney spent part of last week
hunting deer.
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BRAINTREE.

Farmers have their crops nearly all
harvested and report a good yield of corn,
potatoes and all kinds of cereals.-Mrs.
James Clough, OF Randolph, is visiting
Mrs. Nancy Treat for a few days.--Miss
Lottie Manley of Randolph. has been Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Nancy Treat this
week.-Irving Flint of Falmouth. Me-, is
spending his annual vacation with his par
ents, Daniel Flint and wife.-Mrs. Bert
Farnsworth has been in Roxbury most Of
the time the past week caring for her
father, who is very sick with rheumatic
fevcr.-Mrs. Henry Fullam of Brookield
has been spending some time with her
parents, Kimblc McIntire and wife.-Up-
to-date ]. b. Hutchinson has lined eigh-
teen swarms of bees and taken In quite n
harvest of honey.-J. Is. Hutchinson, Wal
Ter Archer, Arthur Bass and Mr.. Hazel
ton of Rochester, go this week to Maine
on a hunting trip, They expect to remain
through the month.-Kogasta Spear of
Boston has been sent for to aid in caring
for his mother, who Is very Ill.
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der.-E. ]. Poor has lately sold twenty
fine young cows and heifers, the pick of
his herd. to be shipped to n milk farm
In Massachusetts. Price paid for the lot,
sS0O-Aliss Mary McAulay. who has been
at work for Mrs. Geo. w. Lyndc for some
weeks, was severely injured last Satur-
day. She had started for homo on her BIZ
cycle and while descending steep hill
near Edward Poor's lost control of her
wheel and was thrown from 1t so forcibly
as to break one arm in two places. besides
receiving other severe bruises. Mr.. Poor
carried her to her home where at last
accounts she was doing well.-Ma jor
Henry B. Hersey of the Rough Riders,
made a short visit to relatives and friends
here last week. Major Hersey enlisted
from Santa F'e New Mexico. He has
been connected with the weather bureau
for some years.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
WESTFIELD.

Herbert Reed has shot two fine foxes
this fall.-Mrs l.. p. Atwood and daugh-
ters are planning soon to go to Pittsiicld,
Mass, aud Greenbush Conn, for a few
wecks.-ThG Roman Catholic Ladies' Aid
society had an all days meeting with
Mrs. Napoleon Root last Thursday.-Ed.
Ducharme has moved from the west hill
into the village-Mrs. Z. II. Wright mas
gone TO Compton, Canada for few weeks
visit with her daughter and sister.-A. *.
Atwood returned to the u. V. NJ. last
Monday.-Msses Lena and Minnie Glpin
came home from Derby academy over
Sunday.-The Congregational and Meth0-
dist Episcopal Sunday evening meetings
have been changed from 1880 to O'Clock.
Mrs. Chamberlain and son are visiting
her brother, A. II. oyt-Representative
John Brown and wife started Friday for
jamaica and Rochester to visit before the
opening of the Legislature. Mrs. Brown
will remain in Montpelier during session
time.
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JOSEPH S. cILLEYs ESTATE.

JOSEPH S. CILLEYS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT District of Chit
tenden.
To all persons concerned in the estate OF
Joseph 5. Cilley, late of Jericho, In said
district deceased,
At Probate Court. holden at Burling-
ton, within and for the district of Chit
tanden, on the 4th day of october, 1925, an
instrument purporting to be the last Will
and testament OF Joseph s. CIlley. late OF
Jericho, in said district, deceased, was
presented TO the court aforesaid, for pro-
bate.
18th day of October, 1885, at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms, in said Burling-
ton be- assigned for proving said
instrument; and that notice thereof ba
given to all persons concerned, by pub
fishing this order three weeks successfully
In the Burlington Free Press. newspaper
published at said Burlington, previous TO
the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to ap-
pear before said court at the time and
place aforesaid, and contest the probate
OF said will, II you have cause,
Given under my hand at Burlington, in
said district, this ith day of October,
1895. JENNIE STACY,
N,wSt Register.
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!
PINKHAMS STANDING INVITATION
invited promptly
All letters received,
established the eternal
that She
relieved
foolish she not take advantage Of
Pkham Medicine Co., Lynn Mass
treating female ills
Pnkham sometime
sole the correspondence OF her great
hundred thousand aling
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ONECENT
A
WORD.

Advertising in this column one cent
word, each insertion. Copy may be changed
every week. Cash in advance required.
No advertisement taken which Is less than
Twelve words. two lines. Special terms to
advertisers using from 25o to 1000 lines
within twelve consecutive months.
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Young Girls
Fading Away.

Symptoms that seem ike consumption; a lack Of
blood; friends feared one girl seonM fall dead ON tie
street; restored TO heath by sensible 5oomans
succcskiou
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

players were defeated in n game played
in Putnam Saturday. Score IL to n.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
READING.

Mrs Dir. Mountain delivered n very
earnest and interesting temperance ad-
dress ut Felchvil,e on Sunday evening"
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Crystalline cures skin troubles of any
nature; No benefit no ply. Your druggist
or dealer has 1t.
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Enc sale.

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A CHOICE REGISTERED AYRSHIRE
BULL CALF for sale: dropped Sept IL
L. NJ. Hutchins, So. Burlington.
237, Whit
WHIST SCORE CARDS, nice ones, 10
cents dozen, by mail II cents Dozen
Free Press Association. s3.wtt
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AGENTS wanted at once for Old Line
Life Co. in every town in Chittenden
Co. Address IA Centre street Burning
ton. VI. 237, &w1t
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0ola1ltcd.

MUTATION AS SALES LADY In millin-
cry or dry goods store wanted. Expe-
rience two years. Address Box 474, New
port, VT I4'lt
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MN
A petition is being circulated and large
~ signed in which the Legis!a-
ture is asked to give William
Buzzell and Mrs. Isabella Marsh n
new trial. or failing that, commute their
sentences to Imprisonment for life.
A son was recently born to Thomas Nc
Cutchins and wife.
John Hutchinson recently purchased
three OF the abandoned cottages on the
camp grounds. 1t has been decided to
hold no more campmeetings on those
grounds owing to lack OF interest and at
tention and for that reason owners OF cot
tages are disposing of them and Mr.
Hutchinson has already bought several
and transformed them into various kinds
of edihces.
BERTHE, the three-year-old son OF MIR.
and Mrs. Ferdinand Hassam. died Satur-
| day OF tubercular meningitis, The fun
eral was from the residence Monday af-
ternoon and burial was In Elmwood GEN.
etery. Another of Mr.. Hassam's chill
dren is quite seriously III.
Tho young son OF Eugene Robbins and
wife died Friday at their home in Goulds-
willie.
and wife Monday morning.
boro the latter part of the week where
he will remain for q couple of weeks and
| conduct the services in the Episcopal
church of that place while tho rector at
| tend the general convention at Washing
| ton, ID. C. During Mr.. Sutherland'a ali
renee the services In st. Mary's church
win be conducted by President A. d.
Brown.
II. 8. Mead and family have returned
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HYDE PARK.

Ephraim Crane. editor of the Ludlow
Tribune, has been visiting at his uncles.
G. II. Crane s.-The Home Culture club
held their first meeting OF the year
Wednesday at the home OF Mrs. r. p.
Putnam.-Dewey Hanley IL spending a
short vacation with his parents In Essex.
A business meeting Of the Christian En-
deavor society was held Wednesday
cvening.-Lec Andrews has returned from
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Johanthan Nichols from
Underhill Centre are guests at Mr.. ]. G.,
French's.-The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Tucker Is very seriously sick,
Mr., and Mrs. John Tracy from Worces-
ter spent several days last week with Mrs.
Tracy's mother Mrs. M. A. Cheesman.-
September %. the marriage of Mr.. Dayton
Montague and Miss Mary Livingood was
solemnized at the parsonage, the Rev. IL.
G. Howard officiating.-Mrs. Myrtle L.
Page and Mr.. Joseph Fonyeau were mar
ried September 2s-September q twin sons
were born to Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Darling.
The Woman's Literary club met at Rev
H. C. Towards last Friday evening. The
next meeting will be at D. C. Griswolds.,
October H.
They do say that the .-llen Shoe Co. takes
one says SO.
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Frank Tart and family arc 10 move TO
Starkshoro next wcek,-Pctcr Lafayette
OF Starksboro was in town on business -
Rev. Mr.. ASten OF Maine is in town.
Heman II, and George c, Catchapsw have
gone to Granville to work for John Sar-
gent-Nr. and Mrs George DeIons are
visiting in I.incoln.-Mrs, Gilman Joslin.
Mrs. Richard Greenslit and Mrs. Norman
South of Minnesota are visiting their
brothers. II. =, and A G. Stevens Of War
rem, and friends in Waitsiield.
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LOCAL DOTS.

Scott NJ. E. Church choir will repeat
its Easter music at the Sunday morning
service; at the evening service the Scott,
Junior choir will sing.
The lecture on the Bible, to have been
given tonight by the Rev. II. w. Ewing,
at KingswOod NJ. Z. Church, has been
postponed for a later date.
William w. Bouman of No. 1000 East
Chester avenue, Germantown, won the
oil painting CHANGED off at George NJ.
Pierce's store on Tuesday evening.
The Rev. Henry Baker will preach at
the Park Avenue Church in Philadelphia
Sunday morning on the occasion of the
twenty-fith anniversary OF that church.
very pleasant birthday party was
given Master Raymond Elliott, ut his
home No. III Monroe street, on Thurs
day evening, in honor of his sixth birth
day.
The monitor Puritan, Captain p. i.
Harrington, and the gunboat Whining
ton, Captain c. c. Todd, are in the North
Atlantic squadron, which sailed for Hay
ana this morning.
William LeCarpentier, machinist of
this city, was ordered to report Tor du.y
at once at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. He
left this city in compliance with his or.
ders at Los O'Clock yesterday morning
-Four large marine boiler heads were
shipped from the Harlan 4 Holdings
worth Company's machine shops yester-
day morning. They We're consigned to
the Locust Point Shipbuilding Company,
of Baltimore, Md.
The Harlan d Holingsworh Company
received word yesterday morning that
the Standard Oil Company had decided
to name the tug which the local firm
will build for them the Gem. The vessel
will be 80 feet in length.
Thomas Lavender, of New Castle, and
formerly of Smyrna, is having more than
his share of i'll luck He lost one child
last Sunday with diptheria, and has four
more i'll with the same disease, two of
whom are not expected to recover.
The steel bark Tromp, which has been
in the dry dock at the Harlan & Hol-
lingswoth Company's shipyard, left
yesterday morning for Philadelphia. She
was in tow of the tugs Alexis Y. Hanna,
Baltic and the Gardiner b. Reynolds.
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THE HORSEMEN.

1t now transpires that II. P Headley
was partner with w. P. Norton in the
recent purchase of Ornament and Nav
Hampstead from G. Patterson at Mem
phis. Mr.. Headley refuses to state the
price paid for the pair of racers, but in
Inmates that it was big one
Horses, according to Mohammed, had
lucky and un!ucky marks and coIors.
The best horses were black with white
foreheads and upper lips. Prosperity was
said to 60 with sorrel horses.
"Dan" Stuart, the we'll known New
York sporting man, is now in Dallas,
Texas, trying to organize a Winter rae
ing circuit. His scheme comprises Sc
RES of Winter meetings at Hot Springs,
Dallas, Houston and San Antonio.
Stuart says that he will invest $780,
600 in building and equipping track
midway between Dallas and Fort
Worth, to connect with the two towns
by electric railway. Another track will
be midway between Houston and Gal
weston. He proposes to give 100 days of
Winter racing, beginning at Hot Springs
about Dec. |.
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MISCELLANY.

Entries for the opening spring games
OF the Yale:Athletic Association closed at
New Haven, Conn.,, on Tuesday night.
There are about $50 athletes entered,
most of whom are Yale men. The pur-
pose of these games is to choose the men
who will compose the Yale athletic team
to compete in the dual Yale-Harvard
games at Cambridge, Mass, May IA.
Nagle, Lyons and McGorr, trio of
speedy runners, have left Georgetown
University.
Dual athletic games have been arranged
between State College and Bucknell Uni
versity.
At a meeting of the Selection Commit
tee, held in Vienna Thursday, Hanham
and Baird of America, We're accepted as
competitors in the coming International
chess tournament. Hanham cabled YES
terday, however, that he would be I'M
able to compete owing to the war with
Spain.
The seven knock about yachts built
by the Harlan 4 Hol!ingsworth Com
pany for the Corinthian Yacht Club, of
Philadelphia, will be named Menlo,
idlccua, Tiy, NolulCd, UIllSe, llle hlQ
and Spider. They are about ready to
launch.
The annual exercises and games of the
children's gymnastic class of the Drexel
Institute will he held in the gymnasium
on Monday afternoon OF o'clock, under
the direction of Instructor J. Peterson
Ryder.
Billy Brady said Thursday that the
trouble in securing suitable referre for
the coming wrestling match between
Yousouf and Tom jenkins of Detroit has
been settled and Harry Weldon of Gin
cinnati will oficiatc.
The annual field day at Bucknell Uni
versity will be held on May 18th. The
following athletes have been chosen to
represent Bucknell University at the
Pennsylvania relay carnival. On April
30, c. j. Pearse, f. G. Conover H. B. G.
Riemer, I. j. Morris and Al. Sherwood
A monster chess tournament Of fifty
PLAYERS has been started in the Cafe de
la Regence, Paris. 1t is on the handicap
plan and the players are graded accord
ing to strength.
Lehigh and Harvard Lacrosse teams
will play at South Bethlehem, Pa, to-
day.
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DIAMOND DUST.

The crowds are small all around the
circuit. The weather is too cold for
spectators, and it looks as if it was a
mistake to open the championship games
so early.
Richie resigned as captain of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania base ball team
Thursday night, aud Jackson was elected
to the place. Richie wants to devote
more time to his studies.
Kid Gleason says he doesn't know
why Snyder put him out of the game on
Saturday. All he did he says, was to
throw down his glove
Souders; who pitched for Montreal,
was last spring heralded as one of New
York's "phenoms.
The Boston players want the club to
offer some financial inducements to take
high position in the race.
Bemis of Boston, Chance of Chicago,
and Wood OF Cincinnati, appear to be
the catching finds of the season.
The Providence club has secured Chris
ham and Bean from the Brooklyn club
They will make great team.
Walter Wilmot, of the New Yorks, is
going around with a badly bruised eye,
received in collision with fly ball.
Tom Kinslow has been practicing with
the Senators, with view to getting into
condition for an engagement.
Pitcher Maull will not report in Bal
timore for duty until warm weather sets
in, and he is sure his arm is all right.
The Philadelphia club has discovered
that it has gold brick in the Indian
Jamison, and he is now on the market.
Ed. Smith, the Pittsburg farm hand,
pitched for indianapolis against the
Cincinnatis the other day and did ex-
tremely well,
Nine of Tim Hurst's assorted Browns
were once Quakers. st. Louis should
prove a hot card in the City of Brothely
love.
Some of the St. Louis papers are urg.
ing Tim Hurst to sign Fairback, a locsl
player, to cover first base for the Browns.
The ''The New York Sun" SAYS that
Cy Seymour Of the Giants is puffe( p
with sense of his own importance.
That is a bad complaint. Was h. wh' n
the Phillies lit on him Thursday.
Ducky Holmes is said to be coveriIg
left field for the Browns in great shape,
and will probably be played regularly il
that position.
Ten pitchers are on the list of the
Springfield club.
Lester German is playing a star third
base for Rochester.
Shortstop McMahon, formerly OF
has signed with Hartford.
Hemming, late OF the Baltimore club,
will be one of the Omaha clubs pitchers
his season.
Chicago will now use Jimmy Callahan
IS general utility man this year. He
loes not care to pitch.
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kins, j. T. Perkins, Higginson, Heath,
Blake, Herman, Wadsworth and Marvin.
The Charles river was rough Thursday
and Coach Lehman did not begin the
training season with very heavy work.
Mr.. Lehman, Mr.. Willis and Captain
Perkins first took the men out in tubs
and then later tried them at different
positions in the eigl.t-oared shell. Hig-
ginson is stroking beautifully for Sc
early in the season, and is looked upon
as certainty for the place.
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AQUATICS.

A double shell race, the outcome OF a
discussion, will take place on the Schuyl-
kill river, Philadelphia, on Saturday, be-
tween L. II. Ten Eyck, the Henley
Champion, and Juvenal in one boat and
Van Vliet and the senior Ten Eyck in
another. As the last named is a pro-
fessional, no prize will be given, and it
can hardly be called a race; otherwise it
will be the duty of the Executive Com
mittee of the National Association of
Amateur Oarsmen to look into the mat
ter. The distance is one and half
miles straightaway.
Harvard's Varsity eight and second
crew began training yesterday, the Var
sity eight being as follows: Captain Per-
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-23

Billy Smit h may come together in a
twenty-round bout at New Haven next
month. A club in that city has offered
a good purse for the pair.
Jack Sicily wants to have "Kid'' La.
vigne meet some good man before his
club at Scranton. Jack is willing to give
purse OF 81 800, it is said, for a bout
between Lavigne and Bobby Dobbs.
1t was stated Thursday on good au-
thority that the-Polo A. c. will shortly
resume business in New York. The club
has secured the lease of spacious build
ing in Harlem, and will run several
shows under license which was granted
to the club by former Mayor Strong.
Billy Newman has been retained as the
clubs match maker.
Jack DAILY arrived in New York from
this city Thursday. DAILY is matched to
box Charley McKeever in this city for
six rounds on April 20. DAILY will begin
training next Saturday at High Bridge.
Sam Fitzpatrick says that if the National
Sporting Club Of London offers a purse
for DAILY to meet the winner Of the
Hughes Curran mill, which will take
place at London on May %, he will ac-
cept.
"Dal'' Hawkins, who has expressed
willingness to meet any puglist who
cares to make match with him at 1873
pounds, arrived in New York from San
Francisco Thursday. "Sam'' Fitzpatrick
offered him match with "Billy" Moore
OF Syracuse, and he has the offer under
consideration. Moore is pupil of
Tommy Ryan and is considered
very good man in his place.
Dial Hawkins has arrived in New York
from San Francisco.
Sammy Kelly and Dave Sullivan are
reported to be at weight for next Mon
days contest.
The Bluff City A. A., of Memphis,
Tenn, has offered 81, 900 for Mccoy and
Rubin and Mccoy has accepted.
Eddie Curry has malaria, and will not
fight for some time.
Jimmy Barry and Solly Smith are go
ing to New York to look for fight.
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FOOT BALL

A punting contest ~ill be held shortly
at Yale, open to all foot ball candidates.
The winner will be rewarded with a
prize.
The Warren football team this wear
will be stronger than ever.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Baltimore.
Brooklyn at Washington.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Louisville.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
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misunderstanding, Wilson; Thornton
Donohue. Umpires-Swartwood, Wood.