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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-24
SHIP SUBSIDIES.
The Hanna Payne Bounty Measure That
viii Come Before Congress.

The Hanna Payne Bounty Measure THAI
viii Come Before Congress.
Fortunately the effort to,tack the
Hanna-Payne subsidy bill upon an ap-
preparation bill came 20 naught, and
50 far as the last congress Is concerned
that most ill-judged and extfayagani
measure Is dead But rs IL is likely
10 crop up again In the next congress
word 10 explanation OF the bill may
serve useful purpose, for IL is well
that the people should understand tue
true scope OF the measure. It's ayOwed
purpose is 30 build upan American
ocean marine for the carriage Of our
foreign trade by a system OF boun.
ties. The commissioner OF navigation
declires 10 would cost the govern.
ment In the line Of subsidies only a
few millions year And II the par
ticlpatiOn Of an American merchant
marine 10 our foreign carrying trade
did not increase under the stlm.
ulus Of such bill It IL
yery true that the yearl,
bnuntles required 10 be paid Inder
the provisions OF such act would come
TO ONLY hYe or six million dollars a
year But II the measure lid not
fail lr its purpose, II IL gave the for
eign carrying t'ade or eighty per
cent ~ 10 into the hands of an Amer
lcan merchant marine the outlay for
su Osldics under the bill would .aggre-
gate about $4,000, 100 year on
basis OF present trade aud Of course
with such trade. Therefore II the
bill accomplished the purpose OF Ils
farmers. namely the reRaining Of the
foreign carrying trade OF the United
states by an American built merchant
marine, II would be a verItable deficit
breeder, 10 Is as such that Congress
nan Cannon vigorously protested |
against IL declaring that congress,
when u comes To passing laws requir-
ny such extraordinary expenditures,
hould 40 the same time .impose such
lew taxes as would make provision
Or meeting the bills, paying the sub.
ldles authorized. We speak here Of
he measure as pushed by It's hackers
nd without regard TO the amend
lent sof senator Frye intended 20
init its scope aud the aggregate ,of
lbsldies To a maximum OF sO, ,OOO, 600
,ar q
The subsidy for the tirst ! 500 miles {
'iled would then be % 3 cents ton, I
y the last 1900 miles, l5.l cents, or u
'tal OF S7,6 cents per ton, so that the d
lip OF 1000 tons would earn sub. b
dy OF $3.50 on each voyage. This is a
10 basis upon which the proposed G.
bsldy system Is .builded. This 81
unity applies 10 steam aud sailing 81
ssels alike. +,
Hut the subsidies IL is proposed TO n
ve' TO steamships 20 much higher :,
Ia slze and speed. Upon steam YES
d OF over 1000 tuns aud a speed OF d
'm IL To 10 knots, It's purposed to q,
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-24
How s This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward FOR any case Of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
f. j. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have Known
f. J Cheney for The last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In All
business transactions, and financially
able TO carry cut any obligation made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, y.
WALD1NG. KINNAN & MARVIN. Whole
sale Druggists Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
ually, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gsts. Testimonials free.
Halls family Pills are the best.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-24

EQUAL and exnqi iusfice % al men, II what.
f~HqfyNr peeuHeion. feIigioue Or political
pfN,e, eomm~ree, aud niendahip Wffh All ma.
Hons --ef teNHline alliances with none. tn sup
Nptt % fhf state governments 10 al their rights
e. fH4 most cofupftont adm luia,r rhtious for ouf
HHuetIi1 concerns. and the aufrsf bnlNarkf
sRelntt nnti-hepnbIicnn teudencies: the preser.
fhtion ~ TIE general government 10 iie whole
eopetitntloral qiKpr. AZ The sheet anchor Of our
N4te - home and taiety abroad freedom q
pnnclptee form the bright constellation which
naa eone before "a, and Rnided our steps
through "a age ~ revolution and reformation
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-24

fHH JOURNAL Is asking ms reader.
70 forgive It's disposition 10 make fuu
OF is highly esteemed II not always
eour'eous moreing contemporary. F,r
sen yyArs 1be moralne paper saeered
Al fns JouRSAL asa "at" concern
that vas under the han OF The
Printers uoion. Tue managers
of the morning paper told the
business man he ought % nav
moe iof advertising aud lob work
and even subscription because il was
employing uuIon printers aad nav.
'os ueion scale wages, The Repub
i'esn party vas held up 10 clsy.
coaaly, slate aod national eampaleos
'o' contributions aud appointments
10 e'ilee TO pay Oig Wages Al = unloo
,liee
f'f tea yeam THE JOURNAL was
'pused aad suecred At asa non union
In'ee autil %, sod 0ehold one en- I
loye af'ef another wus takeo f,oo,
bis 'rat" once sor their AKIN asd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-24
Is It a Trifle 4?
That Common Trouble, Acid DySpep.
Sia Or Sour Stomach.
Now Recognized as a Cause Of Serious
Disease.

Acid dyspepsia, commonly called
heart burn or sour stomach, Is form
OF Indigestion resulting from fermen.
tation Of the food. The stomach be.
Ing too weak To digest 10, the food re-,
mains until fermentation begins,
hlllng the stomach with gas, and a
oltter, sour, burning taste In the
mouth is often present. This condi-
zion soon becomes chronic and being
an every day occurrence is given but
little attention, Because dyspepsia
Is not immediately fatal, many peo-
pie 90 nothing for the trouble.
within recent period remedy
has been discovered prepared solely to
cure dyspepsia aud stomach troubles
1T Is known as Stuart's Dyspep, ia
Tablets and Is becoming rapidly used
and prescribed AS radical cure for
every form OF dyspepsia.
stuaIt's Dyspepsia Tablets have
been placed before the public and are
sold 10y all druggists for 50 cents .per
package. IL is prepared by the F.A.I
stuart %, Marshall, Mich and while
II promptly and etIectually restores
vigorous digestion, at the same is
harmlass and will not iniure
me most delicate stomach, but ou |
me contrary by giving perfect diges.
''on strengthens the stomach, i'm |
'rCves the appetite and makes life
worth living.
Send Tor free book on Stomach Dls.
dses' 3202224
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-24

What ever became Cf the competlt t
I've examination held at Salem In Jan.
uary 10 select candidate for West
Point military academyY After
much hammerIng by this paper,
Congressman Tom Tongue ordered a
public examination OF aspirants TOT
appointment. IL was advertised
ia a very grudglng manner
but quite a number attended
AZ Salem. 30 far as the
wrliefknows the result has never been
Aade public. 80 far as the writer
knows, no boy from Salem has, IN
late years az least, ever yet succeeded
10 getting Into West Point At Anuap.
oils. To hold public CON.
petltlye examination aud keep
The result secret, may
soothe the feelings OF fsomo favored AS.
plrant Tor the appointment who failed,
but u Is not creditaole TO the district.
Ton Tongues efforts 10 use these ap.
polntments 10 reward political friends
proved a failure, because all the |
selections failed 20 get Ia. Was
he alleged public examination at
'aleln, the results of which we're DOT
made public, really a eontrlyance 10
I've some one with a political pun an
inside opportunity Perhaps some
iyoredson is yet 10 be appointed
'eretIy out OF the lot examined aud
as been struggling 10 overcome the
incullies Of admission The public /
lay not know now but some
'me they will be permitted 10 learn.
: not this all very dispracofully un.
nerioang The selection OF West
olniers the whole Unlted States
'er Is left 20 a public competitive
ANIMATION, and the oue ranking
Ighest on that examination Is recon.
ended, no matter whose sou II Is.
ut Ne do things dinercntly in this
strict
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-24
EDITORIAL REVIEW.


There are many signs Of improved
business conditions aud the outlook
FOR spring trade this year is very
good. April, May and June will
prove the best three spring months
for business 10 many a year. There
are abundant reasons for this. All
products remaining 10 the farmers
hands. except wheat, are high.
Wood, potatoes, cattle, hogs, hay,
feed Of aIl kinds is worth about double
what IL was IN former years. Scarcity
Ia California will keep these prices
oD for the rest OF the year. Hops are
bonnd 10 rule high and the grower
who makes all his preparations, from
the roots OF his vines 10 the attic Of
MS dfyhouse, will reap a golden har-
vest ia September.
There will be more work done on
orchards than ever before. Many will
have 70 be planted and pruned on ac-
count OF the freeze. Early Feb
ruafy killed large part OF the fruit
crop, but The remainder will brlng
better prices. The result OF the freeze
viii produce good times IN creating
employment for labor Ia the recon-
structIoo OF The orchard, and
10 IL when the multitude of
dod's poor are employed that
better times result. The poor man
spends his money freely when he
has Il. The rich man IL too often
seeking how not 70 speud money. |
That Is how he got rich. 10 Is when
the thousands OF free hearted In.
proyident poor are given a chance 10
earn money that the so.called flush
times result This Is a cutand-drIed
statement, but IL Is going TO be true
Of Western Oregon this year a. meyer
before.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-24

Has its grip on
Congress gaiters,
And the farmers talking
or a hard.cider trust,
It's a wonder bow we live.
Aud still this apathy.
The fact seems To be
The promoter has been
Working nights,
Aud the people are
Scrambling into tile
Trust business themselves.
They buy the stock
Hoping TO sell IL TO the
Other fellnw
Before IL is too late.
All the water is finding
Ready sale. About every other
Man.
With a hundred dollars.
Isa trust magnate
Tor twenty shares ona
Five point margin,
Looks on himself as
" ihhtu uiDuDDDilsNf
Gets mad
When the trusts are attacked.
Takes IL as a
Personal matter involving
Him and J Pierpont Morgan,
And Flower, and Rockefeller:
Talks Of anarchists, aud
Wants TO stop the paper.
Pretty soon
These trusts will bust.
And then look cut
For trouble.
All this water will
Break the dam
And the water profits
VIII sail down stream
Like little boys
Shingle boats
And never come back.
Then the public will
Rise ~ In its wrath
To smash the trusts
Once more.
But 10 will be
Far too subsequently,,
The trusts will be smashed.
And those who trusted
viii be
Already
Busted.
Chicago journal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-24

n the business men and property
owners OF tuIs city will lay aside per.
sonal matters aud politlcs long
enough, 10 sustain Mayor Bishop aud
bis administration In the conduct OF
salem city government until II can
be put on cash basis, they will
meyer regret their notion. The
hght 10 reduce expenses, TO
lover the interest charge, ADD
q Increase revenues are buslne,s
propositions, aud must &c met as such
IN an Intelligent, unselnsh aud public
spirited manner. Mayor Bishop 10 q
business man, aod like an business
men he Is dependent upon the patron.
aye aud good viii ol the community
20 support himself and his family, !tl
Is iuVt as much the duty OF every other
business 10 town 10 do what IL right
tewa'd the city aud sustain nght
policies IN dealing with is financial
Affairs, as II Il Mr.. Bishon's duty.
hr. Bishop holds the ONCE oi mayor
and has the honor or iishonor that
will attach To success OF failure, As
che result may eyentuate. But Le
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-24

n eveFy fnau could live an out door lif-
passing his time with Run ana fshinr. f.d
aud eanoe, there would br lsss ilmess nj
the world Unfortunately, thc demands of
mva.s" slt.iliteiion will permit stsy lew
Many men have 10 pass the das ,h,,, an
~ oihcer ana stores, and She nights Ia closr
eIsitmsnls ~ crowded giiits They eet
NIlIt oui aoof exercise. OnQ of the fes,,lts
~ ms unhealthy, sedentary hsins 4 IN,
avail pfefalfncy ~ that dread disraar-.
consumption. one sixlh of an ,he deaths
st<n yea ~ dne % this feienllsas encny.
fofntfly phykicians pronounced thss AK
sase lnenfsble, n Is rou eenrlall, inown
tnsi fpeft n marvellous inrdicine thai III
tNf ptet tniiIf feate has betn csifinn con
sumption almost without a failure IA 4
~ fieIteas Golden Medical Discovery i,
enfsl y PSI cent of an cases ~ consume
NsA nteneni'is asthma. iafynsitis ana
e e.Nst N'4sess' g ne aif'pessascs' Il q the
kfRai Fn euiidff. Il teaFs donn. caifies ,sf
and HHeItlcs old lnelt tissues an, rrslas..
ntM With the arm Tissues III healfh N
teetoffa fhe loss appssils and makes ne
diHettIoe pfflect
Fosl Yeau aeQ had AZ aiiasl y stip th,,
y ~ .alns, epa lnefl a bad eslliiien
AanQhrld. ohio Ihe do.a,f "a :" ~ ~
..oe@4 q grove rFfss had naln in ihs aeor.
=. Y. n ..... ~ e s"sE ~ .tts ea,eh vhsh
4tHtN fNNFNolNNoN , Nould c.alah ,ib 49,
FIf tpNlN alff which Nnuh 1Sl.e,.snce 4 4
4. n'e4 e ee4 ..asitn4 ,f4seflep 'p i0t lhfuai
n ~. tNtf HH We - Nsed I inrk sikirrn
tIffa 81 NtN NttI ~ AuH was - n.aN - effr !
.f Att tasiln q ~ renss caltso
t&4Ho ~ sniplatt n e,tIf ..4t ~ e.'.
q N1ea ngsllh aad ha4l lskep ~ ieel,cins ~
e - NeatAA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-24
$4,000 Saved Annually
A Plain Statement Of the City Bond
ing Proposition.

To city Taxpayers:
uaace i bond SFoH o
the real significance of that election to themselves and
Sa9 question Of adjusting her floating
pal $4,000 interest totalo ssOOO) which bears interest at
c6eapIy and as safely s rules OF business will permit
under which may operate namely To bond this rate
property c To refund warrants il said
next YEAR an ADDITIONAL MIL genera tax upon the assessed VauS
Which Of the three expeden;s the safest quickest cheap
est This The question to which the new council has lent It's best
decided with the the solve with bond
due before aud at rate Of per cent per annum
who insist m s % t6 pp is the best and eases
way out Of the inaSca dHcaity But IS it!
the first place the warrants would not u be r as
g warrant, aS9 S90d the bond mo" sell e" While 'a s
warrant from @ It's very strangene & as an Investment would
Of the people this wholesome objection there
dten Warrants at o. per cent & interest per anpgm would cost %
entitled to notice this connecticut when these matters first
Indebtedness provides
found the was By legislative
W. per- Gep m tS p"poSo@ was instantly sta declared o TSe
the the charter they viii not be looked M at holsters
6 sad 6y way objection TO the bonds that their issuance
1nt tn must e paid semi annually thus eotang demand for
the city paying this charge half yearly, keeping
@ deot within It's limit and not permitting the interest oil
Nearly Of the ve @ db % & 20 move ST ] IOSeGen6 m g5do9g @
interest pure and simple and for which she has nothing
her borders show, the
III IS said also, that the debt
OF recklessness viii follow OF
affairs be again bonded and
t away Tor coming generations qudate are able)
dee may oe ruth Ia this but IL will pass
people, cOuHcimen,
esponse Tue present charter IL shall be preserved contains
providing the hnng
alderman VINO snail dare n the future
he city AID his confined 10 his
N S'''' - "" 'Ou0Iu-
dne O. per cent warrants sod would be up by city
m a sources 10 about four place which would
eN h O period the refund loan would converted into the
It's
SfO ana again
sl60 per ~ ~ -" "u'"u'aHe ny
me possibility OF using the third penara
TAX levy TOO remote to be discussed a present N
gc OF OF
g PROMPTS The employment Of the bonding privileges as it, viii
oyohd all question. solve the
quickest safest, and cheapest possible '' ." '''
ophuS proposed TO be
interest rghI here Salem,
pubic interest In
itHs oe on the
v au l w. may ne safely presumed they
i" an Intelligent aud etyiceabe oversight all times
TAXPAYER
>SSNSSNS&N1NSNSSNX1x X1xIxuxnxux,vA~nv.v.-w- -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-24
Notice to Contractors

sealed 0ids viii he recaivaa -
ndId at Scho0l direerHrs ps ny ne
lSgg f,'y ,y,SSI ~ untli u noon, April s.
Ia Their se%,.', sJe c9h letion Of an addminn
Mans MA '.'S'I building according 10
Chas n pst*elnca'ions 2, epaTed ly
sucressg,i hniIIgeFat architect. The
give an uluueF viii oe required a.
smonnt appl"ied hand 10 tile nun
seen -, ~ n. contract. Plans may he
The b"s,d 1d1 ,.e oulce ~ the architect
any ~ all bids. wv 'S"' 10 reject
"A a a SMITH. Chairman,
4. Z. DAVIDSON, Clefk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-24

To cleanse the system Ia a gentle
and truly beneficial manner, when the
Springtlme comes, use the true and
perfect remedy, Syrup Of Figs Buy
the genuine Manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co., only, and
for sale by all druggists, at 80 cents
per bottle,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-24
Dissolution Notica

d.S.i. S9tlce Is hereby given that the nm
,u,s,gnea, VINO have been engaged in
rlouahtlle business at Marion Ore
W.T. VII ,thne tne urn name Of Hadley &
s,'Inn5 !" III th past seven wears, have 4
NJ ~ p1annerShln by mutual consent
ness % ., .sIi, iiaolry ~lll continue The hnSi.
i y, Si.,''lle ASSUME all accounts and seItia
AT c'a'ms ut the old stand. '''''
W. j. HADLEY,
Marion O,a,,o ~ H. T WHITE,
~ L..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-24

DE- Bulls Cough Syrup Never Disap-
points those who use 10 for obstinate
coughs colds aud hritations of Gbs
,u,oat ~ and lungs. 10 stands unrlyaled
~ lemed{ Tor throat aud lung di-
'eases' Sold by all druggists for IS rts
4 oOgt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-24
THESE TRUSTS.

Say,
These trusts
are a great Institution.
"a year ago everybody
Was COWu GA them.
hey couldn't be hit
Hard enough,
euhlo wanted 10
stamp them
lnto the ground
And plant pumpkins
ga their graves
% Now they don't seem to
every morning when
You open the PAPER
CA see about
lialf a duIen new ones
nat grew IA the llght
heV' : the lslcle trust.
Capltal sjO,OOO.0OO.
nulng To contrul the
output Ot lciclrs
And run up the price
iill ouly the rlch can
nave lhtm va The drain nina
Nl Tue caves, There's the
H'vat Jug Handle tfu,t.
apltai, slo,OUQ.WO,
No Nater.
a formidable combination
ofsauiscd TO prevent
il'slstfuus rdte-cutting
40 Tue trade
And s0pply handles
of all tue lugs un earth
hhtll a dcmlluhu
N lli eost about
EiSht dollars
Y thls doesn't threaten
ne peoples liberties
~ " tat GA earth dues
=, NeIo ; the Shsestfiug tru>t
hal drives usto
huttoas
Al, Aud the Button trust
ust drives as 20 sh,estflngs
~'H 'ne huo0eT trust THAI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-24

Attempts at criticism Of the Dire
department under It's present man
agemebt fall short 10 'he face Of the
facts. within sixty days hres orlgi-
mated IN the most dangerous places
inside apartments 10 the court
house and ln the Hughes block. One
was by day and one was by night.
Yet without fire alarm
system, with reduced force
with a new team OF horses. aud new
men. both ires were reached by re.
markably rapid runs, the fires cor
rectIy located, aud promptly extln-
gulshed. A mistake or delay Of min
ute or even ten seconds In locating
the IRE might have caused losses Of
tens of thousands NJ dollars, whereas
10 each case the fire was stopped with
almost only nominal damage.
Under all the circumstances, the rec
ord made by the present fire depart.
ment Ia remarkable. IL could not we'll
have been bettcred by a more perfect
ly equipped serYlcc. IL Is 10 be regret
ted that Salem cannot afford 10 hire
larger aud better paid fire depart.
ment. Bat Salem must for a tlme
live within the clty's means.
Larger towns than Salem have
no paid Ore department. The
suburbs, nearly as large as the city,
haye no police or Dire department. Yet
the suburbs are not depopulated or
unluhabitable. Our cool, wet climate,
our wide streets aud ~ building, a
very limited tenement district, and as
heavy a man a. President Wallace
holding down the pressure guage OF
the city water works. makes Salem Ia
many respects an unusually hre proof
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-24

should not be called npon 10 make any
more sacrifices than any other man 10
business at Salem.
So we say 10 the coming bond cleo
tion e should be matter OF public
duty and civic pride to sustain the
effort OF The citizens administration,
not only 10 this coming bond election
but 10 all steps taken to restore con-
tidence aud reduce taxes snd place
property where II will again become
desirable as an investment 10 the
Capital OF Oregon. This Is the spirit
Ia which TO approach municipal
problems
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-24
Old Soldiers

II you served ninety days in
.he Union Army or Navy dur
'"g Tue War Of Rebellion, and
made a HOMESTEAD EN-
ih1 OF LESS THAN 100
ACRES PRIOR DUNE %.
io'+' you are entitled to an nd.
ulVlo'al right which Twill buy,
paying highest price. Nomld.
ure M men, fon deal direct.
Widows dnd minor orphans ~
Such deceased soldiers have the
same right.
JERE. COLLINS, {
-" '"" HELENA, MONTANA (
GNX|NXNXIXAyAy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-24
VIII Give and Take

to O,ohlIe, av,h, the photographer,is Willing
d1ctS rtH'udnge m pictures for your pros
store i"'A NdekeL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-03
CRAYS BEATEN
BY WORCESTER.
Home Batsmen Could Not Solve
Lamp0's Curves.
SECURED ONLY FIVE SAFE HITS.
Dunkh's WiIdnsss and Heavy Stick Work Of
Visitors Did The Trick
GRAYs MADE FOUR RUNS IN SIXTH.
eui the Worcsstes Already Had Winning Lead
Present Standing Of Eastern League Clubs.
Games 10 Be FlaIsd Today.
GRAYS MADE FOUR RUNS IN SIXTH.

The top-notch team from Worcester
downed the Providence nine at Cres-
cent Park yesterday and they did it by
stick work. The Grays felded well, as
they almost invariably have this sea-
son: but they could not bat and with
out hitting no team can win.
Lampe pitched for the visitors and
Dunlle for the Grays. Dunkle was in
clined 10 be wild and that materially
helped TO defeat his side. for the visit
ors realizing his weakness waited for
good ball and pounded il out for runs.
Thus Il was that Worcester had six
runs rolled up before Providence had
begun to think of doing any business
Worcester had scored nine hits ann
Providence but single little scratch.
In the sixth inning Hernon got first
on a mum by Yeager, Walters went to
first on called balls and Cassidy cleared
the bases on hit to right centerfield
on the throw i'm Cassidy took third
Then Davis hit for a three-bagger. Cas-
sidy scoring. Nyce brought Davis
home on a safe hit.
In the seventh Worcester scored two
runs on a dropped fly by Walters.
Dunkle's tumble OF hunted ball. a
sacrifice and a grounder which Cooney
and Nyce failed to stop, but which
would have been an easy slt for either
OF them.
Providence scored the last run OF the
game. Cassidy went To first on called
balls. Davis hit safes. placing Cassidy
on third and the runner was safe at
home on Kuhns tumble of Nyce's hit
The score;