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Evening star., 1900-10-05
DRAWlNGf.0.A CLOSE
-s11-.
Last Day Of Veteran Unions Annual
Encampment.
fHE nsfALIAqOH( OF OFFICERS
Woman's Veteran Relief Union
Also Winding ppAffairs.
BIG CAMPFIRE TONIGHT
BIG CAMPFIRE TONIGHT

The public installation OF the newly elect
ed officers Of the Union Veterans Union
and Of the Woman's Veteran Relief Union.
an auxiliary Of the former, which is in
progress at National Rifles armory this
afternoon, marks the concluding business
feature Of the fifteenth annual encamp-
ment Of both bodies. big campfire will
be held this evening at the armory, bring
ing to an end the list Of entertainments
planned for the visitors. Tomorrow morn
ing all OF the blue-uniformed guests of the
city will have departed for their respective
homes.
The ceremonies of installation began
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. and were pre-
sided over, respectively. by Commander-in-
Chief Robert st. George Dyrenforth Of the
U. V. U. and Mrs. Ada B. johnson, presi-
dent of the w. v. r. u. The hall was
filled with delegates and visitors, and the
services were conducted under most au-
spicious circumstances
AT its session this morning the Union
Evening star., 1900-10-05

Two terms grand chaplain and one superin-
tendent Juvenile Temples, 1. O. G. T.. a
number in the A. O. U. W.. In the NJ w
and V. A. S. In the G. A r. he has held
nearly all the offices of the post, four years
as post commander. one term as department
chaplain, one on the council of administra
ton, twice delegate to the national encamn.
ment and four terms on the staff of the
commander-in-chief He has serves s
chaplain OF the I'd Iowa Cavalry Assocta-
l!"n Tor the past fifteen years In the u. v.
T.. he was department chaplain In Iowa
the hrst two years Of its organizati ton At
the last national encampment he was made
Chief chaplain ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20
EL G0BIERNo FRANCES
NO HA PR0TEJID0Al0SB0ERS

Anuncian dc Paris que ell Minis
tro de Negocics Extrangeros del
Gabinete frances MIR. Delcasse, ha
declarado que la noticia publicada
en- varios peri6dicos ingleses respec
to q que Francia ha prestado auxilio
q los beers y a que el Agente diplo
matico del Trausvaal en- Europa, DR.
Leyds, ha hecho uso de la clave
francesa. no merece desmentirse por
10 absurda y NAL intencionada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20

postes del telegrafo, para 10 cuaI ell
inventor esta en- negociaciones con ell
Gobierno. Su proyecto es regular 4 la
naci6n la patente ) vender su explota-
ci6n en- otros paises.
El senior Gabarr6 Julien no es min
gun desconocido.
A los q amos era director tecnico de
la Sociedad General Catalina de Elec
tricidad. Els ingeniero electricista &
industrial, y autor de otros inventos
notables, entire ellos ell de la pila SEGA
electrica que lleya su nombre, en- la
que con POGO peso y bulto ha conse-
guido un voltaje triple del obtenido
por otros. La pila esta aplicada a la
TRACTION de Omnibus en- Paris; han he.
cbo experimentos de ella en- la Esouela
Politecnica Y en- ell Laboratorio mum
cipal de Paris, en- la casa Edison Y
otros institutes, y ha side adquirida en-
Francia por la Goul Armand, Levy y
o.. Un autom6vil movida por ella
gan6 ell premio del Institute Imperial
de Londres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20
Consejo Executive.
Session de aver.

Ell senOr Crosas present6 un escrito
de la Oamara de Comercio de San
Juan sobre la vOtaci6n de un cr6dito
para su concurso puertorriQueiio en- la
Exposition que Sc celebrara en- Buffalo
en- 1901. Fu6 leido y pasado a la 90
mission de Agriculture Jndustrias.
El senior Garrison, Presidente de la
Oomisi6n total, inform6 acerca del pro
yecto de ley sobre oorporaciones extran
jeras, que fue aprobado, con algunas
enmiendas, y remitido la Oomisi6n
correspondence. A solicitud del senior
Brumbaugh sc autoriz6 la Oomisi6n
de Impresos para que Sc hicieran dos
cientas copias del proyecto de ley que
trata de los medios conducendentes
obtener rentas para la isla. A instancia
del referido Representative Sc acord6
utilizar la sala destinada biblioteca
los traductores prOvisionalmente en-
pleadOs en- ell Oonsejo.
Sc leyeron por segunda vez los pro.
yectos de ley tendencies & la revocation
de la pena capital y que Sc declarase
ell cargo de Delegado incompatible con
cuaiquier otro p1blico.
Tambi6n fueron lefdos, acordandose
traspasarlos & la Oomisi0n de Hacien
da la resolution conjunta en- que sc. de
manda la revocation del 15 p9 de
deIeohos impuestos y cobrados sobre
tabaco en- rama manufacturado, dc
Puerto Rico, importado en- la Union, J
el decreto para proveer rentas Y otros
fines.
A propuesta del senior HoIander sc
declare el Oonsejo en- Oomisi6n tota
para la consideration de este fltime
decreto, acerca del cual inform0 des
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20
NUEVA YORK

del Estado, los Magistrates de la Cor
te Suprema, q los empleados del Caer.
po diplomdtico y consular.
En- la base 40 y Al Sc lee 10 que
sigue:
40 La Rep1blica de Cuba recOnoce
la deuda contrafda legal y autorizada.
mente por sus agentes oficiales duran
te ell periodic de la Ultima guerra con
ira Espaha, como una deuda nacional
Al La capital de la RepGblica sc
establecera tan pronto como fuere 90.
sible en- un .ugar centrico de la Isla de
Cuba, y en- ella residiran los Poderes
SupIemos de la naci6n.
Respecto a ejercito y marina solo sc
dice en- la base 80 que ell Presidente
sera ell jefe supreme de las fuerzas de
mar y terra que Sc Green por la ley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20
PROYECTO
de constitution de la Re-
.pGblica de Cuba

Tenemos la vista ell proyecto de
Constitution presentado la Asamblea
Oonstituyente Cubana por Ell general
don Juan Rios Rivera, del que nos
vamos permitir extractar reprodu
cir algunas de sus bases mas j. Gere
santes.
Las cuatro primeras bases dicen asl:
l. Cuba SO constituye en- EstadO
independence Y soberano bajo la forma
de Gobierno Republican, democratico
con la denomination de Rep1blica de
Cuba.
2. La bandera nacional de la Repd-
blica es la adOptada POI la Oamara de
Representatives. de Guaimaro en- AbriI
de 1869.
3. Forman ell territOriO de la ReD6-
blica, la isla de Cuba propiamente
dicha, la Isla de Pinos y los demas
islotes y cayos adyacentes que estaban
bajo la jurisdiction = administrator
del Gobierno General de la Isla de
Cuba mientras fu6 possession espanola.
4. Son ciudadanos cubanos los ma
cidos en- Cuba y fuera de Cuba, de pa
dres cubanos, los que obtuvieIen carta
de naturalization conforme q la ley que
SO decrete sobre la materia, y los que
hubieren prestado seryicios & la causa
de la Eeyoluci6n, cualquiera que haya
sido su nacionalidad, 81 no manifesto
sen su deseo en- contrario.
Uno de los parrafos dc la base 27
que trata del Presidente de la Rep1
blica dice:
Para poder ser elegido Presidente
de la Repdblica es indispensable sci
ciudadano de la Rep1blica, haber naci
do en- teFritorio de Cuba, tener treinta
| cinco amos de edad, no estar inoapa
citado ffsica 8 judicialmente y habel
residido en- Cuba diez amos por 10 me.
nos.
La base 80 enumera las facnltades
del Presidente, y entire otras cosas
dice:
30 Ell Presidente promulgara y ha,
re- ejecutar las Leyes. Nombrara, cor
acnerdo y apfobaci6n del Senado, lol
Secretaries que so Green por la Ley
para el despacho de todos los negocio'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20
ESPANA
COrnerCial e industrial
NO HAY NUEvO EMPRESTITO

Dice EI Economista de Madrid, qut
algunos peri6dicos nacionales y extran
jeros Sc han hecho cargo de una noticis
trasmitida por ell corresponsal de Ia
Gaceta de Franctort en- Londres, @
cual manifestaba a su peri6dico, en- dos
fechas consecutivas, que ell Gobiernc
habfa c0ntratado un emprestito dc
cuatro y medic millones de libras ester
linas, garantizado por ell prodrcto de
las minas de Almaden, y que ell contra
to preliminar habfa sido firmado POI
los delsgados espafloes, la casa Ma
thienson y OompaEia, de Londres, y Ia
casa Coffin, de Nueva York. El con.
trato definitivo debfa quedar firmade
en- termino de setenta dfas. No con
tentC con estos pormenores, un colega
parisiense, Il Information, afiadia en-
telegrama del propio FRANKFORT que sc
aseguraba que la alta banca de Paris
habia prestado su apoyo moral al Go
bierno esps mol, invitandole a la yea "a
aumentar las tarifas de los caminos de
hierro".
:. Ell Finansherod, en- su miselanea
financiers, Sc hace eco con referencia
la Frankfurte Zeitung de dos especies
la de Hn empIestito en- los Estados
Unidos para ell Tesoro prusiano y la dc
la supuesta operaci6n espafiola con Ia
garantfa de las minas de azogue de
Almaden, anadiendo que la operaci6u
es .por cuatro y medic millones de
libras al 4,50 pcr 100, y que reutara el
3, porque la emission habra de verificar
Sc al tipo del 93
Agrega ell citado colega que ha com
probado debidamente los antecedentes
del asunto, y no resulta que por ell mi
nistro de Hacienda Sc tenga noticia de
NADIA que Sc relacione con semejante
operaci6n, que es producto de una in
formation enteramente fantastica.
Respecto a los azogues no hay otra
cosa que ell precepto de la VICENTE ley
de presupuestos y la vents en- comisi6n
encargada la casa Rothschild.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20

pues ell sefor Elliott, Presidente de la
ComisiOn total.
Por la tarde Sc reanud6 la session que
tue ejecutiva.
FL Pres.dente del citado ORGANISING
expuso que tenfa que ausentarse por
algnnos dias de esta capital, por 10 que
Isuplicaba al Consejo Sc eligiera, provi-
'sioHalmente, la persona que ha de
reemp.azarle en- su cargo, para el que
fu6 nombrado ell senior Garrison & pro-
puesta del seTlor Elliott.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20
The French Government has
Not Protected the Beers

We are informed from Paris that
Mr. Deltasse, the French Cabinet
Minister of Foreign Affairs, has de-
clared that the statement published
in English newspapers to the effect
that France has aided the Beers and
that the Transvaal diplomatic agent
in Europe, DIR Leyds, his ! made use
of the French key, is nc worth the
while of contradicting, it is so alb.
surd and i'll meant.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20
ALA CAMARA De DELEGADOS

Los fifmantes, puertorriquefios y ex
traDjeros, sin distinction de classes nj ban
depfas polfticas, suplican tan ilustradC
ouerpo legislative que Sc digne acor-
dar que las Hermanas de la Carload
sigan ocupando los puestos que desem
penan en- los hospitales de la isla, por
el immense bien que reportan sus servi
clos q los enfermos acogidos en- dichos
establecimientos, y cuya gran utilidad
Sc reconoce en- to 10 ell mund0 civiliza
do.
San Juan de Puerto Rico, 10 de Di
ciembre de 1900.n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20
Kruger in Delicate Health

We are cabled from London that
Mr. Kruger, President Of Transvaal
has postponed his visit to the Euro
pean contincnta! courts on account
of being in delicate health.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20
Animosity Against France

In London circles it is asserted
that France greatly influenced in
the unpleasant relations recently
breaking out between Holland and
Portugal, offering to aid the former
of the two last named countries with
the strictest secrecy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20
MISERIA EN- GUAM
CON m0Tlv0 DEL ClCL0h

Anuncian de Manila que pesar
de los abundantes socorros enviadoS
por el contralmirante Remey, Sc en-
cuentran en- ell mayor estado de mi
seria muchos habitantes de Guam
con motive del horroroso cicl6n que
azot6 recientemente q aquella isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20
AHIMoSI0aD CONTRA FRAKCla

Aseg1rase en- los cfrculos de Lon
dfes que Francia infuyo de una
manera notable Ell la tirantez de re-
laciones ocurrida ultimamente entire
Holanda y Portugal, ofreciendo apo
yo, bajo la mayor reserva, al pri-
nero de estos pafses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20
c0MPLETA AMNISTlA
AL Ex-ciPlTAR DREYFUS

En- la session celebrada aver po'
la Camara de Dipatados francesa
acordose conceder completa amnis-
tia al Eek -Capitan Alfred Dreyfus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20
Poverty in Guam Because
of the Cyclone

News comes from Manila that
Notwithstanding the abundant assis-
tance sent by Rear Admiral Remey
many inhabitants of Guam are in
the greatest need on account of the
fearful cyclone that recently STRUCK
that island.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20
KRUGER DELlCaD0

De Londres telegrafan diciendo
que ell Presidente del Transvaal,
Mr. Kruger, ba aplazado su Vi je a
las Cortes de la Europa continental
por nc encoutrarse bien de salud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20
Information cable
NuBVa York, 70 Do DcienbTs
PRoYecT0S De FORAKER
AcERCA De PUERTO RICO

Despachos de Washington dicen
que ell Senador Joseph B Foraker
trata de llevar al Senado algunos
asuntos references esa isla.
Para organizar sus tareas ell Sc
nador Foraker celebrara enrevistas
con ell Representante de Puerto Ri
CO SrssDegetau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20

To organize his undertaking, Sc
nator Foraker will hold interviews
with Sr,. Degetau, the Representa-,
We from his island
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20
Complete Amnesty
to ex-Captain Dreyfus

In yesterday session the French
Chamber of Deputies agreed to ex
tend complete amnesty to ex-Cap
tain Alfred Dreyfus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20
GACETA DE HOY
'NOTICIAS DEL OLA

Ante el Tribunal de Distrito de Ponce Sc
ha celebrado la vista en- juicio oral de la
causs instrnfda contra Bsnito Bartolome, de
Barros, por disparo y lesiones.
Ell Ministerio Fiscal pidl6 un ano algu.
nos meses de prisi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20

En- la tarde de aver fonde6 en- este puerto
procedente de Habana y escalas, ell yapor
correo espafol 'sIsla de Panayn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20
CABLE NEWS
Foraker's Projects
for Puerto Rice

Dispatches from Washington state
that Senator Joseph B. Foraker il
10 lay before the Senate matleis re.
terring to this island.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20

Ell Jusgado municipal de Cathedral cita s
la individua Ana Verdejo, fin de ser exa-
minada en- concepto de perjudicada, en- 81
sEmario que Sc .nstruye contra Felipe Ro.
driguez otro, por allanamiento de morada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20

Ell senior Juez municipal de San Francis.
co en- cumplimiento de superior carta 6rden
cha los lestigos Ildefonso Huertas J Jose
Martinez Acosta, fin de que comparezcan
ante el Tribunal de Distrito de esta ciudad,
para ser examinados en- el juicio oral de la
causa seguidad contra Domingo Figneros,
por lesioLes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20

El dia L. &c Enero pr6ximo vera la luz
p6blica en- esta capital un nuevo peri6dice
denomiuado ssNuevo Sigl0''.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20

Ha tornado puerto procedente de varios
do la isla, ell vapor americana "San JUAN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20

DOOED Participants al comercio,
II UUEIl que con fecha IL de Julio
del corrieDte ano, y ante el Notario don San
tiago r. Palmer, conferimos poder general,
& nuestlo empleado den Est6ban Terrats- =
San Juan, Puerto Rico l6 de Diciembre de
1900.-G. TINAUD 81 Go. 6---3
Ha tornado puerto pr0cedente de varios
do la isla, ell vapor americana "San JUAN.
Sc encuentra en- Ponce un comisionado
para disponer preparar el embarqne de los
EN- grantees puertorriquenos las islas Ha.
wall, al que acompaiia como interprete don
Guillermo Oppenheilner.
Pasan de 400 los jornaleros que embarca.
ran en- breye para aquelas islas.
Leemos en- Gel Nuevo Pafs", de Ia Ha.
bana
Isl fuera cierto que los Estados Unidos
intentaran apodeTarse de isla do Pinos, nos
quedaiia un recurso:
Ell de amparo la Iosssi0n. lPero ante
quien 10 establecerfamosi
Aqui es donde aprieta. -. la difcultad.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-20
Eatered ct the Post 0aiss st San Juan, p. R.,
- ssssna class matter July IA, lsoe

AHvKRrIsus RATEs-le cents, end SpvAras
per line
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-15
Today's Lakeside Entries.

First race, three-quarteTs, selling
John Grigsby i07 Chamberlain 1O7.
Round O. 104 Odea 10l, Al Caskey 1o4.
Isenick 104, WaterwiciS 104, 1nnovator
iO4, CheesestTaw II 102, Instruction
1872, Nullah 102, Sallie Regent 102, Min
ion l02, Tildee 102, Daisy o. 102, Lydia
lO2, Sorrel Rose 102, Louisville 102.
Second race, nine-sixteenths. purse
Lille Farmland 10S, The Cuban Girl 10S,
FridOlen 102, Donna Bella 102, Cinera
1872
Third race, one and one-sixteenth,
selling.-Topmast III, Jimp 107, Strang-
est 102, Malay 107 Eva Rice 196, Donna
Rita 106, Hold Up 104
Fourth race, eleyen-sixteenths. SELL
lng.-Duty los. Nairite 107, St Cuthbert
l07, Rival Dare 105, LeOnice 1O5 Orion
104 Papa Harry 104, Menelick 104, Gin
ton Park 104, Ten0ie 104, Old Saugus
l04 Tinker I04, Refugee 104, Cherry
Rose 102, La Princess 102, Scottish Girl
I02, Money Pack SO, Lucille Bramble SO,
Free Hand 80, Pauline SO. Evelyn Bird
&C.
Fifth race, eleven ixteenths, selling.
Abe Furst 116, DR.. Walmsley 116 King
Carnival 113, Draw Lad 119, Meddler
10, Bulare los, Midnight los, Jim Gore
l07. San MateO 104, Maddie Davis 1922
Miss Ross 102, Racebud &c.
Sixth race, One-half mile, purse. Skip
Ne los, Kid Cox 105, Nine. Butterfly los,
Nettie 2. los, Wassalon 105, Nency B.
los, Jingle los, Bronze Demon los, Glib
son Girl los, Cora GoetZ los, LAKEWOOD
105, Clea Fast.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-15
MAY CLOSE WALKER FIELD
FRICTION BETWEEN BALL PLAY
ERS AND MANAGEMENT.
Disagreement May Compel the For
mer to Find Some Other Place to
Play Games In.

There is friction between the local
baseball managers and the managers
Of the Walker ball field that threatens
to interfere with the>sport in this city
The trouble is all over the division of
the gate receipts, and is due TO the
fact that there is no written contract
between the parties.
ID. J. Hickey. the manager of the
Rio Grande team, and J. Clippenger
manager of the Short Lines, make the
claim that there was a verbal agree
ment between them and the manager
of the ball park to the effect that
Walker was to nave Is per cent of the
gross receipts, ard that in addition to
that, they, the players, were to pay as
fixed charges So for ali umpire and
$3.50 for a ticket seller, and that these
sums were to be deducted from their
share of each games receipts. But
without consulting them, they claim,
the owner of the grounds has increased
these fixed charges SIS per game on
the claim that more help was needed
to take care of the crowds and the
grounds.
These men further claim that this
extra money was deducted from their
share of the last two Egames. They
made a demand for it, and it was
turned over to them, but with the
statement that it must be returned be-
fore another game could be played on
Walker field. The matter was laid
before A. G.. Horne of Ogden, the
president of the Idaho-Utah league,
and over the telephone he advised that
under no circumstances should another
game be played on Walker field, but
that another field should be provided
at once.
]. r. Walker of Walker field said,
when seen, that he did not care to
enter into any controversy over this
matter. When the ball players were
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-15

smut out of the Fort Douglas grounds
last year he undertook to fix I'D
grounds so that the lovers of baseball
IN salt Lake would not be shut out
from seeing the game He entered into
a written contract with Carpenter and
Anderson, the captains last year Of the
two railroad teams, whereby he was to
nave 40 per cent Of the receipts.
On the strength of that contract he
expended $1,000 in fixing up the
grounds, and shortly after this the two
managers resigned, and he was left
with no one to hold responsible and
was left to hold the sack. This spring
he agreed to take 10 per cent, and Of
Tered to put up a bond of $500, but the
ball managers would not meet him.
he spent $500 more this spring in
changing the diamond, in overhauIing
the grand stand and in repairing the
damage that resulted from bad man
agement last year. He let the baseball
men run the first two games this
spring, and as a result boys and men
climbed over the fence, crawled under
the fence and cut holes through.
The field was poorly cared for and
deadheads were let in by the score. He
found that to watch the fences. the
ground, the gates and the grand stand
it would require a certain number of
good men, and that these could not be
had for less than S17 per game. He
was willing to pay his share of this ax-
pense, he said, and thought the PLAYERS
should pay theirs. If the games could
not be run properly and in a manner
to please the public. he would rather
that they be not run at all. and he
would shut the grounds up entirely.
Thus the matter stands An effort
will no doubt be made to adjust mat
tiers TODAY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-15
HAPPENINGS IN TIE WORLD OF SPORT

by continuing the game. A big laugh
went up from the bleachers when
Ralph Grant, substitute and grotesque
locker, walked on the field to take Nc
Graw's place. He wore a blue cap,
red hair, pipestem extremities and a
pair of yellow boomers and red stock
iHgs that would have beer. the pride
Of SiWash Indians heart The crowd
regretted that he could not be seen
in action, but McGraw's revival retired
him to the bench.
The Retailers made a desperate effort
in the eighth to regain their lost lau-
rels. Six runs were added to their
score, but the big fifteen of the Whole
salers IN the fatal sixth was not over
come. Davis reached second on a
tumble by Slaughter, McGraw singled
and Davis scored. When Evans failed
to nit Readings fly, McGraw anJ
Heading scored. Don made a pretty
hit for base. Fatty Haslam got to
first, and Don scored on Papworth's
hit TO left. Haslam touched home on
Hague's hit, and when Grant drove the
horse hide for two bases, Hague scored.
Heagrin and Davis retired the side
Again, in the first hGlf OF the ninth,
The Retailers made three TALES, but
their hopes of winning died, leaving
the score as recorded.
After the ball game a 100-yard dash
was run, r. Papworth, jr., winning.
No time was taken.
The lineup follows: