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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-05-30
piles of People Have piles

Rectol has cured pies of people OF tn. piles
to stay cured. A pile pipe free with eacl
pack age. We sell on positive guarantee
No cure. no pay. 50 cents. Samples free
W. L. Myers & Co.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-05-30
II N i E !. TABLE !. \

SOUTH NORTH
passenger 5:53 a. M Passenger. :. rs p. m.
Freight ..a:45 a. m. Freight. 300 p. m.
Passenger. II 40 a. m. Frelght-....,.. $40 pm.
Freight.......ll :05 a. m. Passenger. ..8:40 p m.
K. & w.
GOING NORTH.
No. ll-9:l5a a. m.-Daily except Sunday and
No; l-s:$5 p m.-Passenger Daily except
Sunday.
No. ls-s:o5 a; m.-Freight Stock express
Wednesday only.
GOING SOUTH.
No. 6--l1:4 AS a. m.-Passenger-Dally except
Sunday.
No; l4-6:oO p. m.-Freight-Daily except
Sunday.
c. M. KErcHAM, Agent.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-05-30
Head Camp, Modern Woodmen o
America, st. Paul, Mlnn.,
lime 10.1S 1Q01

For this biennial meeting the Chicago
Great Western Ry., will on June 9Th to
10th sell excursion tickets to st. Paul,
good to return June 18th, at one fare
for the round trip. For further infor.
nation address any Great Western
Agent, or j.. P. Elmer, General Passen.
ger Agent, Chicago. 40-2t
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-05-30

To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bronco uinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. E. w. Groves signature ls on
each box. 25c.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-05-30
Imperial Council, Mobiles of Mystic
Shrine, Kansas City, Mo-,
June HIP. 1901,

For this annual meeting of the shrin.
ers the Chicago Great Western Railway,
will on June 9th and 10th sell excursion
tickets to Kansas City, good to return
June l4th at one fare plus $500 for the
round trip. For further information
address any Chicago Great Western
Agent, or j. P. Elmer, General Passen-
ger Agent, Chicago. 1927
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-05-30

You get those attractive sale bills
which always draw crowd at The LEON
REPORTER office. The most of the sale
bills are printed there.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-05-30
] ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

J ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
/Estate of T. e. McBec deceased.
II NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
ested, that on the Sd day of May. A. p. 1901,
the undersigned was appointed by the clerk
of the District Court of Decatur county Iowa.
administrator of the estate of l. e. Melee de
ceased, late OF said county. All persons in
debted to said estate will make payment to
the undersigned, and those having claims
against the same win present them, legally
authenticated, TO said court for allowance.
Dated MAY g. 1901 " M. WOOD.
1871 ADMINISTRATOR
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-05-30
Get What You Ask Eorl

When you ask for Cascarets Candy
Gathartic be sure you get them.
Genuine tablets stamped C. c. C.
Never sold in bulk. A substitutor is
always a cheat and a fraud. Beware!
All druggists, 1oc,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-05-30
It's Free If It Fails to Cure.

Rectol, the great pile cure. A pile. pipe
free with each package. We sell it under a
positive written guarantee. No cure no pay
SO cents Samples free. w. E. Myers & Co.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-05-30
RED PRINCE 7424!

nLO FnllNSL ZfZfs
Sire of 5 from 2.l9a to 2:30
sire of the first premium 2 year
old at Iowa State Fair in 1900.
Sire Of more high priced colts
than any other stallion in
southern Iowa. This great son
Of the great Red Wilkes needs
no "hot air., but will impress
himself favorably upon any and
all who see him he being a
1900 pound blood bay l64
hands high, black points and
very high all around action.
\ have also recently purchased the I'm
ported percheron Stallion
PRINCE!
Gray, weighs about 1900
has weighed 1900. Has the
finest disposition of any stallion
| ever handled, is a splendid
Individual and very superior
breeder, besides having a great
quality. many Of his colts at
tanning the weight Of 1000 te
1906 pounds.
These two horses may be
seen at my barn any day.
r. HI. MATTHEW'S.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-08-15
SAD DEATH
At Ben Hur OF Mss Kathryn
Dent, Daughter Of Supt.
C. p. Dent. Formerly
OF This Place.

Friday morning the news Of the
sudden death OF Miss Kathryn Dent
was brought TO this place. causing
general SORROW among the many
friends Of Miss Dent. with whom she
was very popular.
The remains Of the deceased were
brought TO the Gap Saturday morn
ing. aud after a short and impressive
service at the NJ. +. church. South,
conducted by Revs. Wilson and
Butcher, assisted by the choir. the
fower-laden casket containing all
that was earthly Of one Of the bright
est, best. and sunniest girls that we
have ever had the pleasure of know
iug was inferred Ia Glencoe cemetery.
The remains were accompanied 90
their last resting place by the sorrow-
ing family and a host of friends and
Acquaintance. who had known and
loved che dead sirl Coy her many exc
cclient qualities of mind and heart
The pal-bearers were Messrs
p. Elmon1s. D. u NcC6fkie. j ~.
and s.. p Hamhlen. 3D. j. Buckley.
win Smith. Tiiicn Giiiy. and g. D.
lav'or
Miss kathryn was only sick nine
lavs With romittcnt bilious fever
which developed into pneumonia
THE ferer ran It's course quickly. and
in spite of che best medical attend.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-08-15
PRETTY LuNENsURc MAR
RAGE.

LrxxSsURc. Va. August sth. 1901
The most brilliant social event Of
the season was the marriage here At
: o'clock Tuesday morning. at the
residence q the bride. Of Miss ksth-
aTine Carson Csrd0za 70 Mr.. Harry
Clay Barr.
The bride Is the pretty and poPu-
lar daughter Of the late NJ. G. Car
dora. The high esteem in which she
is regarded BY her friends is attesied
by the large number Of elegant and
costly presents. including a hand
some diamond breach. the gift Of the
groom. which she received.
The groom is a neat relative Of ex-
Attorney G. snerai r 4. Ayers, and
a wen known young business man Of
Big Stone Gap.
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev Mr. Elder. of Char
lotic The flowers and trailing vines
with which the pssior was decorated
gave charming effect 90 the impress
sive scene
Miss Mamie Yates presided at tte
piano. sind as the beautiful strains of
che wedding march sweIled out OBJ
the morning air. Master Cunning
ham Watkins. cousin % che BRIDE
entered bearing Che ming that WAS 90
seal the happy contract Then came
the bridesmaids. Sis, Rosa Harris
Cariora and Miss Josephine Addison
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-08-15
MURDER AT COEBURN.
Chief Of Police Instantly Killed
in Court Room.

Colfras, VA. Aug. s.-At4p p. DE-. this
afternoon, r. ID Hudson, chief Of police
tor the Virginia Iron Coal and Coke Com
paay, st Toms Greek, vas shot and in
siantly killed by Magyar Carly. boy six
teen years Of age The trouhis seemed TO
arise during trial OF one James Massey,
over carrying pistol George Carly,
father Of the boy Who did she shooting,
got mad aud sgors be wanted 90 hgbt
hadsou One hour aftcv the evidence
had been closed and AS the Justices we're
retiring TO take their decision, George
Cssty followed after them. causing trouble.
thereupon the justice called apou Hudson
20 arrest Carly aud tie him. Hudson, Va
obedience 20 the oSiccr's command, at
tempted to stop fhe TROUBLE. James Massey,
the prisoner who the justices we're trsiag,
grabbed Mr. Hudson, when Young Carty
walked ap without a word and shot Had
sou With - gage shot gan, the dischafgs
entering the let side Of the neck. carty
attempted 10 rs 10 the mountains, bat
vas captared aud has been sent 10 jail
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-08-15
CAKE WALK.

Last Thursday night the colored
people gave an ola time cake walk in
the Goodloe building A large crowd
wss present and an seemed to enjoy
the fun very much. There were
four couples contesiing for the cake
and some good walking was done
Samuel Dickcrsou and Owen Tartar
did the best walking and won the
cake Wiley Dickinson and Rate
Wolfe 3ii next best.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-08-15
OFFICE BUILDING.
Cen'l Ayers Will Erect an Eie-
CANT Structure at
This Place

In the near future General r. A.
Ayers viii commence the erection Of
an elegant three-story Office building
IN block 20 opposite the lntermont
Hotel. The building will have City
feet frontage on Wood aveane and
viii extend back 1872 feet.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-08-15

l.. S. Wade aud O.. b. Wilson.
two young men Of Turkey Cove, left
here Saturday for New York TO sell
q telephone invention of Mr. Will
sons
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-08-15

LOCAL ITEMS

IlN 4 Ill INNS.
r~.f.atthe Drug store
ihi. week.
-l,rl,,~ ,b,rt
r.f..st
,heueU Christian church
D. Dr. SoveI of joaes-
urn Saturday.
Oh. t,,b.. man
nsraI Saturday
'et Monday for Dds
ccolt county
.rI lli.sinrer 10 Che
rle I- u.n urhi Hrora-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-08-15
FOR SALE.

{ have for sale hay, chop and
~ feasonab!e prices. Call and
We are also dealers in coal
j. B. PArrERsoS 4 Co.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-08-15
base Ball Goods.

Our New Line Of Spalding
bills. Bats, Masks and Gloves
BIZ be in this week. Remember
h are headquarters for SpaId-
ID goods. No others made as
bod as these.
DRUG STORE.
The sun., 1901-08-17

and pi,tssu,, are t,cd in ns,diue. aule ,.u-
cinnati lea's IN doubi" plays
-Broadway~ Smith hurt his finger IN ~"
fr.t inning Of yesterdays game ana ~
way 70 Warner SelDayh was not i"fhhs
wen and left the game IN the third inning
Heydon. Nichols and Ryan. thre" oi the
ST Louis catcher=, are on the SICK li~t he
former has malaria. Nichols broke IN" Widdl"
finger of his throwing arm. and Ryan h'' a
sore side
within ten days Cincinnati has ulnNed
twelve-inntug games. : ~ 'lIi""m minus
aud / of fourteen inning III" E'd- Won
ali eIcrpt ~" thirieeu-nuing game. when
they lost to ~ Louis
Manager H,nlon - confident of ,'"rr.tf
Pitcher Elliott. through George f.nt tN.N
The latter ha- been doing good W'fh Tor
the do,kford- Of IN. Western 40. ~ I"n
lie l. feet tall and b. said Tee hHN" tl 20"
curve SLAMS and slow aud last balls
4 think vel fnish 1s good a- ono. two,
savs 10. Kelley OF 'hH Btu'. lfu. ""
will sure n "" can pla, - "" h1V" b''u don.
IN. lat few d4ls Mt.," hf.u tItN.Nf NI
and ont ball THIS -Ha-uu, but 20 luUh- ~ ui"
a ciuch that We b'tf uuf ti" iHIltd"lyhH-
-Scrappv Ril- Io,o' lnf' for h.. h"rl"
IN ~ Louis Yesterday. up agreement h'iug
reached whereby hr NI# - b"''u' nan.
ag,r 81 Tho New York., u- Nu- expect 81
when he came h'rn ! can mas" .''F'
money N my luuur hu-iur~- b. 80. l"ui.
than | oou ID managing Cd" \'N i'fH-.
aid IuyHe
The sun., 1901-08-17
SHESS.
Last Rounds in the state Association
Tournament.

Brrruo. Aug IA The last round- In tho
New York state Chess Association tourna-
ment have he~n contested l~aving hut three
sams-s to b. finished. two of the" Howell ~
Mnrshai ~ md Howell " peln,ar adjourned 90
these games Howell VII easily defeat Mar
shall being pie~r 10 the good and l,-lmar.
though at some material adyantag@. can
hardly do lnorc than draw lfllshury do
feated ksrpinlski last uisht IN noV i"r~s
The latter hsd a splendid ChanC" uf winning
IN, fell prey to the ChRmpon'- steHdier
plav n~ltnar heat Napier N ialkh~~r
So,inter Gamhu after = short ~krmsh of
- movss Napter Numbered, lu-ing piec~
pill-bury was herr~lv AttaCted 10y haf-hall
in C~nt-r Gamhit. the hrooklyn plHN~r
sAcrinrinr n pawn ln 'he uprning t.at"r the
-itIatlon brcame very much involved and
when th~v emerged into fhe ~ndinr rll--
bury w. pawn plus Dun draw 80
-uits.d froin th,- point - tho end NRpter
d.feated Mar-hRl tn the game adjourned
from round slN rye move uulN teing plnNed
on ~. uingtiun karpin-k lo-t g. NaI-iali
w o. futs. haNlnE at ne tue .tmIl" dfss
Tho ctsrning vn- o1-~u's osuhit dechnsd
Now~n lot 80 sNohsnge eaflN tn hi- game
AGAINST n~lmaf hui pulled oui oth Cn.'d
wiurinE chano~s Nsvsn mts-sd a sin and
the sains stand. adioursird Tie -'ur~. %
date
I'ii.su',. 49, lo.i ls'nli sos issi N.-
nsf 80 as, laTf So NssFl run tosi hsf
saah 49, -. 'usi f ., hsfrusi. s"H li'i
The sun., 1901-08-17
Ph ladslph a. . Boston.


REooELTN. 4 NV YORK.
The Brooklya- and New iorks met AZ Wash
Champions took a fall out Of their subdued
n.igh6ors without dislocatinx any joints
m pi ms ss %Ss no, nearly as fast ss they have
been putting up Lately. but u va. plenty
good enough 20 win They ba,ted IN two runs
Hariemi,es we're out OF the running The
latter cirClec the bases only once They
could not bat Hughes nevsT making more , 'hSn nan
yira In th. game Davis made two OF these
hits Reoler deprived Davis Of three base
hi, by "A wonderful catch. the sol" helding
niav of the game that was out Of the ordinary.
class keelcr ran back To he fence Tor DAVIS
drive lump:d up INTO d 1nG ond s, pnddpIa s css n's
on hut held on to the ball SheckaTd did
exceptional all around work. two singles
sis, ,Spihes, h,.,ss NJ. record iuT ihc day
After two we're out IN The hts, inning a
wide throw 90 frsi nv nay and farrrli
uiss II n third -irtk" put two New loIh-
on hases but +iickman sIuelched further
hopes with an "a-y ground"r % i'am.h
Inr ,D tbsir hnif Of the inning shecksrd
/, TO cen,r-. Kelley hr 10 sirang. who mad"
a good stop hut could not recover IN TIM"
Tor an accurate throw and Daly hit safely
10 Isr The four hits produced two runs
There was n chenc" 20 run 'plsn g." ~
tween bases In this inning. but IN" N"N ln.h
inH.ld cot tangled up and Rn easy opp"f
tunity for an out went slimmering
halls and Camel WAS hlt hy a pitched ha!l
A double steal went through iin'n"diatrN
af,erwArd aslFarrrll- throw 90 third was
too h,gh TO MP StrnnK even N Irwin had hoi
dropped the hall On lHNloT's out, ualN
10 keley St-ang scored and from tha, tim"
on the New .York- gave totcibl" 'NiGsita-
ton of D team Sr"kinT In vain for run
The New Works made faint suggestion ot
a -purt IN ths seventh inning. hui qul"kF
hzzind out with ON" out Camel wa al.
on Daly's poor throw 20 hr~t kcll.y hld
tn take hi- foot on the hssn O. get the Throw,
but he aud Dnly kicked all ~" sam" when
pWys called GanEel safe Warner singled
e. centre, putting two an ha~"-, NV " va
no 90 TAYLOR cut thrc' slice. ou' oi th"
ozone and Van HGltrru forced Warner AZ
second h7sa -,
Hughes hit far into left field IN the i3nrth
inning but Hickman and DaNis r'laNsd
The hail IN - Sttans - RAPIDLY that the portv
pitcher wa- tagged out at third lwo-hak-
GER by Farrell and Sh"csard and y poor
throw io nr~t by Strang gave th" Brook iNnr
A tuupl. uf tall Ies "a the r~Nrnth inning ne
game ended with Warner heing called "ut
ON strikes "A" struck an attitude and stood
there growing at the umpire a. IN" 'ToNd
nl..d out Of the ~tands Tn" score
The sun., 1901-08-17
CrRITr WINS GOLD WED,L
suai DisreEnri of \. Z. Hulc> ai the
uarNe, Games.

Many crack athlete. %. th" Metro polittu
district rautri but.d {, tl' -Irn'-- ut the
annual picnic and game ot 'h' Charlie j.
Harvey Association az Sull"r- Harlem ftrH
Yesterday afternoon. iuod"n'l'iv 'H"r" Ms
the same cheerful 4 -r"strd of the \ 4 1.
rules. that has hcc1 roiIc"ahl" a'""muou,-
mcnt ~ athletic and winning ''u''-t'
this year Tho progrnmmc did not contain
the registered number oi th" CoWprtt'r- -
required by IN" ril~s. but TINS omission did
nj dctract from the r' .r'~i 100 ln' con i"-' ..
which were far uboN" th" stand rd "i I.'-
CorIey. the old hurdle ,h,mp. 1u.
had field day lic Va u,,hi,rs"!. q, IA
depsrtmeuts the prile for which VI. q ma a-.
sive gold w"dsi, -, Slth irGS'>. r,i..'', "a
c.iv~d thirty-"ight yards start FROM y
McNabb He took the lead 80 hall distance
and won hands down by tw"nty yerd- rom
: u Hrsch Coriey al~o Won IN" quarter
of-a-mile handicap, ia which b" 50 ~ ln
literally treated With twenty yard~ sam
marie-
west sids A {. J n Harrls9n. pss,..u,' \ e. ~.
ond Charles iisrh-t. ut mpia \ &. tf4 mo.
9"H TsVsra D.,h Soyic, Won by John a nrIha9
PaN,ms A e. stAm'oi4 J h-e.ns., "" N"'i y ="
Z" Ysrd 1ssh, H,ndcap Won. BY T. Spv,L
4 G : i.e,. s.,'rd ; q Mshou-, knIcscrh'-t'r
A e, Is 80. ihlId mr.. ; secou'' H..
~, "a and q ISS % 6fn-, d-1arHsn,, Won D.. O.. :.
Cofls,. station g.. = % a, ya,d- :, y lfs.l.
grosrnl 4 -. ~ NAfds Srr11f y = NtHN NiH
lion :, y. - scfAt,h. tbti TINE. m.n1'~> g b
seconds
Putt M l. rpuud Shot Handicap No1 nv pil
s,ust II Rauh' .omsu \ e, s 'crl s..h ~ 49, ~
mt = ~ fest . Hrs n False n e f'ft
! inrbrs s~g-tnd Wuh a. frfi q Ir"ur- e.. N d. on.
psStius 4 4 = feet. th'td. tI 90 'r"t ~ IurtrN
asn Nard Run. uaufrap Nlu w ~ .. ttlrNt
N,u Nss Sids A &. g. tHfts Do NfnHd , .
. yards s~-oni T. NchAfus pl' rH.n \ CO yards
th,fd ] ~, IS srrund,
one auf uslfAuls NrT Hand -1n Va hf D.
SoutAf i'a.lrnr A e. tOl Nafd. y q. &c 1rt. l'n
Nsfde S~snnd TIVE. 7 uiiuuifs $50 I a sr0fuds
The sun., 1901-08-17

IN. ,os,rnnts Match Bsianre. sOO 500 sOn
,nn vards nvs shots f~f man At ehch distance Capt
: sebmns company e. r~eluh Hsgimsnt y,
Sefgt " Lamb. Company O.. wrl'iA R-gimsut
40 Setgt John Corrs. Company g. Ts'inh Res.
ment ~ Lieut. q " DfWin. stat. seventy y-hf~i
ks sturtt ~. PrivAp & " Irdlrd Company =.
Twrnty .third Regiment ~ PusAw " II Palmer.
Jr Company q, Srven;h Regiment ~ prtvar =
nafdingklllef company g. Twelfth Regiment ~
Capt " J Indsrv ond. COMPANY G. seventh Req
msnt ~ Lieut. ROBIN Hyafs, COMPANY q, Ssvsnl
nf-t Rrgir,sui u Corppfai I Alexander, Company
a. Tweifth Rgiment "a. Setsi loushlln CON.
rany G. Twelfth Regiment Is Lieut. z G wiswau.
smith Company a. twelfth Regiment - t'rivsis AZ
sxAndsf stevens Company &. S,Nenth WsgimsuL "a
Ssfgt 4 IAf~sn rlfst Separate Cumpsny. Iamss
town V "a. Capt Frederick Wells. Company
~ Twenty thrd Regiment. - Sttgt 4 y COfb-'i.
CofnpanY o. S.,,ni, .nrsi RsTlmsn' - S,rsi
"a Corporal 7 y Ken Compauy Z, Sitty ninth
Regiment. q; Go roral Ch,flss kssssf. Company
1. Eighth Rsg nsni " Color Sefsi 'ieofs. nryan,.
y y Tuenty N "a Hsvimsnt. ~ 0uAtsrmastsr
Sefst q y Heitmullef. y. G. =, Sitty ninth Hesi
msni 90. capt N = Evans, star. sixty -naih Regt
rsni 40 Private " y Gfealliseh. Company T.. Sitty-
ninth Regiment as s.rgl ? MURPHY. Campsny
ColpSny u. SlSu ninth R,sment, ea Corporal
y Rsrd Cpnpshy a. seventy nrsi Regiment as
a. serrt Major \ N Sissrns y Z. s, Eishih
Regiment. 50 nfdnanre sefSt nsus, =,
seventy FIRST Regiment 50 PRIVATE " Huersih
Company, T. Twenty third Rsgimsn, 81 Lieut.
n. g. Call CompAny q, seventh Regiment So
uleui 81 Cspa CipollAus. Company u. EiShth
Regiment 81. irlvaW 2 VESSEL, Company T.. Set-
-nth neg snsni 81 CofIotsl \ Z oils ComPany
D.. seventh ReGlmrni. -
The sun., 1901-08-17
u..s-a., ,.~ avs. a-s.u.

utr -rNsuth auuuai r.raftu nf fEs Huf~nui
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un.Hrf arH flu HHH rHrsHailHIiH M.HhHHsHI
fat.rai i..fl- aud tslssaaes.ru dufIrf 500
a.Hasn, ann faaIs .huff lHif ard rrfH a I'D
naf Nnfan H.IiHa rHfaa lfHI.H 600 ~ IuH'
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The sun., 1901-08-17

CHICAGO. Aug. ls-F1lon n'Of von nc sieepe
ehase 81 iiafem 10 dAy IN gailoh with ita plunds
In the Saddlt. SumnEgf:
Iirs, Rses-Ons iriis Cap, HAmm, TIA tSui-
sseoad beauty Bcoh. 100 twlnEaeldl. Ati T. third.
1lm~, isAi IS
S~cond Rsss-rIte fuflrnrs -IArk Ratln. iol
(Tsanschl, 4 W T. won lshtaf. las Knight . IN 5.
second Hoodvins. 10. dDominlet'. u v ]. thiid
Third Rsse-shert Course Ste~plerhase Handicap
-ftion D'Ot. iaa tfAt~oui. ~ TO- NOn, pirk luf
bef. ia cay 70 I. second ouernshp. itn uloyt
atD 4. third Tine SCI IS
Fourih Hsre-sls fufionFs Federal, 100 Conn
l,Si to l. won Money Nus ios tkn nighu. W 1.
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RIFIE SHOOTING.
stan of siNt,-ninth Regiment Wins >dJu-
tanI Generals Match.

CrrFyMpoE. Mug 10 National guards
men at tho state RIM" Rang" here to-day
competed ~ the NAutant G"n"rsr- match.
omen to teams of t6rre from any COMPANY.
and the Governor match open to indivdu-
al,
M" rh 81 the sixty ninth Regiment
proved the viotprnu- tram. NJ the 800 yard
range standing they were bat two points
ahead Of Company u Of the Srveutv-hr~t
Regiment and on the next rang" they won
by the small marrin Of points
In the Governor match IN" Twelfth Regi-
ment sntrics finished nr-t second and third.
Cant = Stshhins Of COMPANY tho new
command of the Twelfth Nas nn-t with
o. point lie made r~msrkahl" score
and h1d hut nineteen shots. instead OF th"
cu.tonary twenty. owing to ~" fn"t thit
h. had hi Int rgrtritge i1mm"d ~ "a" rtN"
barrel I b" PRINCIPAL scores follow