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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-15
for Sn.35 Gloves.

Meyers Mocha Gloves, awarded the first
prize at the late Paris exposition. Ladies .
ideal winter Gloves, combining warmth and
comfort with neatness and style. they
come In perfect variety of shades. Have
correct two clasps. The best Mocha Gloves
in the world.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
our NEW MINISTER.

Among the coming attractions
likely 10 receive the patronage Of
Whining ton thea,resoers. IS Dem
mans latest success, "Our New
Minister. which is now in it's sec
ond year OF prosperity. 1t will be
gwen at the Opera House on Mon
day night by one Of the best all
around companies seen here in
many day. The play comes with
New York and Boston endorse
ment, the metropolitan press. sing
ular to say, being unanimous in
praise. not one dissenting voice h av-
ing been heard. Ihe play tells Of
lie in New England village. The
coming to llardscrabble OF a young
minister with advanced IDEAS, lib.
eral minded, far.seeing, of gen.
ial nature. in tact everyone's friend
and completely upsets long estab-
lished customs OF the village folk.
All this tends TO make friends and
enmies alike, and main incidents
OF the play are the cverv day hap
penlngs oi the village folk. The
piece has much comedy element.
Yankee hnmCr and IanLec dia-
lect.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
CASES Il,
CITY COURT.

Before Deputy Judge Townseud
in the Municipal Cour, this morn
ing, the Cases OF Enoc h Hates and
Mary l.. Gotf were held up. They
were charged With the larceny Of
coal from p. ". B. g. b. cars.
Deputv Judge Townsend sad he
wished to d.scou,teDau:e the Gus.
tom Of dropping cases unon the re-
quest o! the prosecuting witness.
''lr G.rrce ol case could be
,-l.."a,i II shis liAEucr. Ihcv cause
''.G lDi,rt 10 arrest d man aud ncIt
Iav wl!l. mo cuurl aDd hush up
H.. cts.. tH:, I!d was taken
b. 10: 1T i.a "H2n a case of
.ir si:At.iiI. sa "ta daneL to be
,:turi 81.
5,I.jAm Sash At. l.. Nov Morlz,
iu, >,i.I.. ht.' :. ..,.c tiiAIned with
tI2 !Htfc.I% n.sH ~. u. tobacco,
'iG properly -. :,rh"!i X. Dur
h'riJ. Vac G.s. "c.l over unt !
:'dtArlar nor!!n".
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
THE PARISH PRIEST.

On Saturday afternoon aud night
OF next week at the Opera House
Daniel Sully will present the New
York and Boston success, 1.-The
Parish Priest. There is an
abundance Of humor in this,
which can almost be styled a COM
edy. The jolly priest is the dis.
penser o! the smiles which he uti-
lies as a shuttle with which he
takes the tangled sl>eins and knot.
ted threads Of the lives Of his own
friends and wcayts them into a
cloak Of happiness, The story Of
the play tells Of the drifting apart
Of two Young lovers 1, is surpris.
ing the number OF complications the
author, Dane! l.. Hart, has hung
on this slender thread. But the
threa never breaks. In act sec
oud is a touch which goes danger.
ously near the mclodrama. II has
the melodramatic strength, but not
the meIodrama.ic tingc. The dram
atlst skilifulIy cllngs to the peace
ful atmosphere OF his story. stir.
ring ,he pulse for a moment and
then adding TO the glory Of the suu
Of peace which afterwards smiles
through the storm clouds. The
plar is picturesquely staged and
beautiful in its simplicity.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
THE VILLAGE PARSON.

"The Village Parsop" has be-
come a great tavorl,e with theatre
goers, will be been at the Opera
House on Tuesday night. The play
is intensely dramatic in action and
while not over strained. there .ure
climaxes which keep the interest ot
spectators wrought up to the high.
est point. Many OF the passaSc cs
are verv pathetic. and there are
scenes in which the element of hui
NOR prcdomlnatcs. The plot is
we'll defined, and as the story ends
hsppilv, there are no regrets The
scents feature are we'll cared for
the carnival scene being especially
fine. All of the acts ia fact are
equipped with new and bright seen-
err. The company is far above
the average and a finished produce
tlon may be looked for.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05

by.ths esiet tacksss ana Who is
bens6ttIag frem The Messy said TO
have been paid. q If these insiuua.
tons are false then the persons " no
have caused them TO be circulated
should he made either to prove
what they have SAID or make re.
traction and say they were mis-
taken and the names Of those ben.
efitt'ng from this protection, their
nam es should be cleared ot all sus-
ricion. Wilmington has alwavs
been a most profitable field Tor the
policy men 10 work in and it would
not surprise us if they were wiling
TO put up good money Tor being al.
lowed to carry on their business in
our city. The profits are biz aud
the law stringent as 10 policy writ
ing. Have you noticed many ar
rests lately for carrying on this
business 10 our CITY?
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
TFNUERED 4 REG EPTIDN,

Mr.. an d Mrs. William II. Powell
tcnuerci Il reception at their home at
Chrlsljana, on Saturday evening last
from seven to ten O'Clock, to Mr..
and Mrs. David W. Gray, who were
married last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graz received many
handsome and useful presents.
Among those present we're: Rev.
Mckinsey and wife Mr. and Mrs.
George Murray. Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
liam Powell, Sisse, Marion poweIl,
Clara Powell Hattie Powell, Nellie
Appieby, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Al.
rich. Mr.. and Mrs a. &. Weber,
David App!eby, Thomas Simmons and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel McElwee,
William Clay and wife, George vii.
l!ams, Mr.. and Mrs A. Brooks of
Chris5iana, Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
King, Ed Flanagan, Emma Ander-
son. Edward Denney Of Wilmington,
Mrs. Z. b. Lolland. Margc and Julia
LoHand. Anua platt Of New Castle,
Mr. and Mrs. picrsGn Of Stricksvil!e,
Mr. and Mrs. George Walker, Messrs.
John, Harry and Hudson Walker,
Ethel Schatfer, of State Road and
many Others.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
sssils DIVIDED IL ps.swses.

Washington, D. G. Dec. A.
Postmaster General Charles
Emory Smith and his subordi-
mates in charge of the rural free
delivery service have been
struggling for several weeks
with the problem of establish
ing rural free delivery in Kent
County, Delaware, but their
efforts were in vain until today
owing to the impossibility of
making a satisfactory division
Of the spoils involved between
the Addicks and anti-Addicks
factions. At a conference to-day
between the Postmaster General
and Representative Ball, Dela-
ware's> sole representative in
Congress, a division Of the ru-
raj free delivery spoils was
agreed to, and the farmers of
Kent County will, as Il result,
begin to enjoy the blessings of
a daily mail service about Feb
ruary 1. 1t was agreed that Of
the 81 mail = carriers to be
appointed, 20 shall be of the
Addicks faction and the re-
naming II shall be chosen
from the anti Addicks men.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
WILMINGTON TUEATRE.
THE BURGLAR.

There will be no performance at
the Wilmington Theatre tonight
and the remainder ofthe week. The
company billed to appear, was al
forwards cancelled. Manager
Shellcnbcrs was Of III: opiniod that
it did not come up 10 the standard
set for the house. and did not de-
sire anything else. The we'll.
known mclodrama, "The Burglar
taken from a story Of Mary Mapes
Dodge, is billed ior three nights
commencing Monday next
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
Election Of Officers.

Moricl Encampment. No. IS, held
their election for officers on Tuesday
evening and elected the following Of.
iicers for the ensuing year
l.. G., George II. Collins: l.. c., w
Harvey Layton E.. g.. -, N W. Buck
master: P, N. c. Lakeland: +. G.,
Charles Hay ward; G., W. T.. Buck
master A., e. E. Shrner; II. H.,
Charles II. Collins: S. $. Frank Jones
NJ, J. Mcke!vcy: }. g., &. B. Under.
wood: 5. e., s. Roach; W, B. Eb-
bcrson: s., $. W: Taylor; NJ. d.,
L. J. Muhihausen: Trustee for two
years, G. Collins; Trustee for three
years, W. f. Buckmaster.
The Grand Commander of the Or.
der. Sir Charles Hayward, goes to
New York on saturday next to at
tend to important business OF the
order.
Mr.. Charles HAYWARD in be half of
the warden, sent a letter OF sym-
pa,hy to Mrs. Mckinley on the
death Of her husband and received a
reply in ack nowledgment from her
of card surrounded with mourn-
ing border.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
THREE Vi.;;--H! MANS SHOT,

Erw ,.ri. ia.,..s 8. g., NV rsc,ms
I's;:"rs n '.,., :.-.".p:,nn.
ri! HNNNi', v, t',r. : shnot-
ing ii y, sti;'Jt.. :, '.,, .','.f, '-t night
resulted ~ L" ,'; -. g.. I" 'ilnm F.
Tayl"r. .tl., "'.d J., .(. :::,'t, aud tho
serious and ma. We ~. n.u.i;.l w"nnd-
Ing Of j. +. $ t. :, .t"; ,!ar,S did
the sluosinG. I re, ,!;.!trti'y, it is said.
grew ouI of The "!n".:" tIn' Marks in
suited Eoan TayitN. ,tp urrttN sereil-
teen -vearoid rn':sin Of he maM who
was killed.
Marks. who ~ a New York man,
lives near Colonial Beach. in old West
mOreland county. All those concerned
In the AFFAIR are well connected. Last
night Taylor, stiff and Henfn and some
other young men went TO Marks home
to chastise him, hut he refused to adj
nit them and warned them not t@pro-
cecd. They attempted to force the
door.
From the upper part Of the building
Marks then opened nre upon them with
a Winchester rife. His first shot struck
Taylor near the heart, killing him ~
stantly. The fire Vas kept up until
Stif and Helm fell, both wounded
whereupon Marks sent word 10 the
sheriff that he was ready TO sMrrendeF.
Heflin is the son Of the sheriff of King
George, the adjoining county. TayloTa
father Is the wealthlest man In WsstA
moreland.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
PERSONAL
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and
Home Entertain
nlentS.
EVENING SOCIAL.

William II. Brennan, the son OF
Edward II. Brennan last evening en-.
tertained the members Of the foot
ball team Of the Wilmington Hig h
School at his residence.
The dinner was given 10 honor Of
the election Of MIR. Brennan recently
TO he captain of the foot ball team
next year. lie is a good player and
under his direction the high school
team is expected to do good work
next season. Members of the Ath.
lctic Association and school faculty
we're present as follows:
Principal A. H. Berlin, John f.
Whitehead, John +. Robinson, Will.
liam f. Tay lo:, A. +. Rhodes, ]. c.
Connor. Harry Dawson, Barnard
Dougherty. Willard Shrack, p J..
Lynch, Clarence Wyatt, Howard Hart.
man, W. Frederick, Harry Bell, Har-
ry Eaton, Edward Brennan, Jr, Har-
rNLawson, W. Engle, John Keinle,
". Way, +. llewcs and others.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
GOLMG 10 the liOkx Land.

BOSTON. Irr. s. At the head Of q
party Of about fifty Of his followers,
Rev. r. w. Sanford Of the Holy
Ghost and Us" band. With hraduuar.
tiers at Shloh. Ne. sailed from here
on ,hc steamer New England. bound
for England ana thence to Palestine.
On their arrival in England the travel.
ers VIII do evaugelistic work for some
time before proceeding to the Holy
THntl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
Prizes t1iyhty

King Edward holds the same posi- =
tion in the order Of the Knights Of
81. John and Malta that Charles Hay.
ward holds in this country. Mr..
Hav ward has q letter which he re-
ceived from the King acknowledging
u letter sent BY him expressing sym.
pathy for the Kings bereavement OH
the death Of his mother, the Queen.
Mr. Hayward prizes the letter highly
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
League Basket l3ai,,

Camden basket ball team vii.
meet the Wilmington tcamin Pyle =
Cycle Academy this evening.
Camden early II the season de-
feated the locals by ten polols
and tonight Wilmington viii try 10
turn the tables.
The two teams will be the strong
est that have represented tie two
cities. Hopes are entettalned that
'Thoma as, OF Camden. who has been
out of the game for a couple o!
weeks, will play.
At the West End Reading rooms
on Friday evening, the teams rep
resentiug that organization. and
the Jasper A. A. Of phiIadelphi a.
will play al interesting game of
basket ball. The teams have met
before and the locals defeated Jas.
per by a close score.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
Nevinlnu Methodist Hyu,ual.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 5. The commit
tee appointed by the last general con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopa!
church TO revise the hymual now in use
in the church ilus begun its lG Dor here.
The committees task Is to select 400 OF
the 200 hymns now In USE, to be pre-
served in the new hynnal. and 10
choose zoo additional new hymns, max.
iug u new hymnal Of 600 hymns.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
ANNlN ERSAKl EN- Err lEES.

On Tuesday evening. December 10.
special services will be held in the
parish building of Trinity p E.
Church, celebrating the third ami.
versary OF the beginning Of chill
drcn S work at the Home Mission on
ShIp!ey Street near Fourth. Rev
Herman l.. Duhring. D. d.. supcrin.
tendent Of the Philadelphia Protest.
ant Episcopal City Mission, will make
the address.
DR.. Duhr;ng is particularly pleas.
ing in his addresses to children aud
his wide experience in Mission work
also makes his visit one of great
value to all interested to such work.
The offering will be for the benefit
OF the home mission.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
DOCNSTADERS.

There is considerable coIorra! tai
ent in vaudeville. aud sc;nc o. !! ~
very good talent TOO. Probably ii.
best act ever offered at Hott.';4..
crs by colored t1.a,l ."& ma, I ts
sketch of MallGry o.hcr, ..n
Brooks this week. nc TO. : ,na~e
a good appearance a"I La,e con-
siderable music aoi..tE. wHi'c 'i',*
Brooks is equally talented. 'ihe
act has scored pronounced success
This weeks bill is the best tor
several weeks past.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05

Lydia u. PinlSha,n's Eege-
table { GDlpound cured me and masie
me we'll and That is Why | gladly
write you this. and gladly thank you;
six hotties was all took. together
with your Pills. My headache and
backarhe and kidney trouble went,
never to return the burning sensation
| had left altogether my general
health was 50 improved I felt az Young
and light and happy as at twenty
Mis-. Lot lsh GlEson. tsl;. Langley
Ave, Chicago. lll.-$5900 forfeit if aba"e
Testimonial IS rot ce'dHc.
If You feel that there is anything at
all unusual or puzz!!ng ahont your
ease, or if You wish confidential advice
of he most experienced. writ" to Mrs.
Pinlham, Lynn, Mass, and You will
be advised free Of charge. Lydia f.
Pinkha,n'S vegetable Compound
has cured and is caring thousands uf
cases OF female trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
THE COUNTY FAIR.

AS play. "Tbe County FAIR
which will be seen at the Opera
House next Friday night with Neil
Bnrgess himself as Abigail Prue.
is said to be as sweet as the irag.
rance Of fresh hay and flowers and
the laughter of village ma,dens IN
midaummers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
Rum mage Sale.

Beginning on Saturday night and
cont inuing to the 18th OF Decent ber,
the Missionary Society Of Gilbert
Church, will open rummage sale in
the store at the corner OF Twelfth
and French streets. Donations will
be thankfully received by Mrs. Il. G.
Jefferson, No. 1920 Walnut street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
KIDNEY TROUBLES,
Mrs. Louise NC Gibson Says
That This Fatal Disease il
Easily Cured by Lydia L.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pOu nd.

DEAR Mrs. PlNKHAM IL felt very
discouraged two years ago, had suf-
fercd so long with kidney troubles and
othercomplications. and had taken so
much medicine without relief that
began to think there was no hope for
me. Life looked so good 10 nee, hut
what is life withon. health" | wanted
to he we'll
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
CA RID BASK liT.

Mrs. Edward Kelley Of Jackson,
Mich, is visiting friends in VIII
mington.
Among the visitors to this city yes.
ter!av we're McsSrs. i. j. Borie and
i. N. Johns Of Highland Avenue,
Chester.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
EntCrta,nm spt.

Wilmington Encampmcnt, No. 377,
will hold an entertainment this
Thursday evening. in their hall in
the Humphrey building. Sir Charles
Hayward VIII make an address on
the workings Of the order.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
IhE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
The Republican Printing
and Publishing Co,
rlBlishED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
$. Z. COR 7l!lkD AND KING STREETS
Entered at the Post Office at Wilmington
Del as kec0nd-claSs mail matter.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER S. 1901.

ADVERTISING does not pay # the
merchant does not have the goods
for sale and at the prices he adver-
tlses. which should no: be higher
than the same goods can he pur.
chased for in Philadelphia stores.
Good goods, sold at a living price.
we'll displayed in the show window
and advertised in the REPUBLICAN
are sure to bring good results.
The stores in our city have bright.
sned up during the past three years
and extensive improvements have
been made in several o! them
which should adj 50 per cent TO
the enterprisins p'oprietors Of
these stores. With the building OF
the trolley 10 Chester. New Castle
and Delaware City, it has brought
considerable new trade to our mcr.
chants. The opening Of the trolley
10 Kennclt Square, Pa. will bring
numerous shoppers TO Wilmington.
We want them all. so let them
rome.
A VALUABLE Morse driven by
john Elliott was instantly killed
% the keunett Turnpike Tuesd;H
morning. As stated to tie writer,
Mr.. Elliott was driving out the
pike on the left hand side and MIR.
Touhey. wko was coming in the
pike on the same side. being the
right kaud side, he shaft of his
milk wagon ran into the breast OF
Mr.. Elliott S horse, with the above
result. The morning was SC dark
that neither driver saw the other
until too late to avoid the accident.
The law should compel all persons
travelling after dark to carry
lantern on their wagons. 1t is IA
wonder there are not more accidents
to teams after dark. That there
are not is due, more TO Providence
than TO those driving the teams.
THE Water Department intends.
as soon as possible, to put water
meters iu the dwelling aouscs, as
fast as they are received and can
be connected. The department
feels that they will derive as much
revenue as now and that there
will be big saving in the water
used. SO much water Will not be
wasted when the meters are in
working order The quantity Of
water allowed 10 run 10 waste b.
the average family makes IA large
volume in the aggregate and one
benefit VIII be that all persons w,Il
see that their hydrants on splyo's
do not leak Wateris SA'l 10 be as
Tree as air, bat that 10 a myth,
Water costs money, whi,e air ,s
commodity that cannot he damned
up and dispensed 10 the people at
so much cubic iOot.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
EAKLENILLE--JhMlSON.

Miss Lillian Price, Of EarIeville,
and William r. 'amison. Of Whining
iun, Del, were ma. ried this evening
at the home Of the brides parents,
ElktUn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
tSkiNS- SIMON.

Harlan Dskins and Miss Elsie ST.
mon, both Of BrandywlDe Hundred,
we're married in this city yesterday
afternoon by Archdeacon George {.
Hall, rector Of st. Johns Church.
They will live in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05

z lBERAI. LOANS ON DIAMONDS AND
- ail kinds Vi goods j. y. Blesker. Ind
aud EIGuch' strevtA A3l.0m$
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05

G.. S. ADLER, asscmb. ymau ol
New York was a visitor III our CITY
Tuesday. lie has represented bis
district, strong Democratic one,
for seven tunes, SIN times in success
sion, aud skipping one year, when
he declined to run Tor the office.
This attests his popularity an! Mr..
Adler is satisfied that he is popular
with the boys and the voters III HIS
district. lie is a Republican to
the back bone. and being a travel
ing man, he rcco. MES the TACT that
protection TO American industries
mean good business for him ami the
house he represents. lie was much
pleased with his visit 10 our cly
and expressed himsclI As being
more han pleased with the people
be me- while Oh his visit here.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
KING DRAMATIC COMPANY.

At the Opera House last evening
the King Dramatic Company ap-
peared to large audience.
This afternoon the company will
preaent "East Lynne" and this
evening "Cumbertaud '6l. - The
company is one Of the best which
has ever appeared at popular
prices and deserves good houses.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05

GET your neighbor 10 take the
RFrrl:L1CAN and send 10 their SUB.
scripliops 10 this Office aud we will
pay YOU a good per cent Tor your
trouble. We don ASK Won 10 do
This Tor nothlng, we are wiling to
pay those who work for us.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05

WHIT difference can It make
what IS dohc with the post and pj-
lory at New CastI. iai. Delaware
or lis citizens have nothing 10 he
ashamed Of in thcsc articles, with
which The penalty Of the ia" ha,
been carried out for burglary aud
petty ,hetts. Even the old all
could. with possible p!opriety, be
sold .or Il factory or manut tarturins
plaEt We shoa,d think the cit,.
zens OF New Castle would be high
ly pleased il The al! and lis tx.
lures were removed from tina, city.
The jail should 60.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05

Ir does not look as il Sheriff Nc
Daniel was to get his last bill for
committing tramps to New Castle
jail. for which payment was held
up by County Comptroller George
Kelley.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05

HAND bills Of every description
printed at lhIs Office Don't forget
where 10 bring your pubic sales
when getting ready 10 sell out your
iarminr utensils and stock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-05

THE Board o! Trade will hold
their regular monthly meeting this
evening IN their rooms Ia the lIu;-
,aule Bu'llIDg, President Lawton
desires Il iu!l attendance.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-03
ON sEAG1RT RIFLE RANGE.
Team From District of Columbia
Wins the Hilton Trophy.


NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-The team of the
District of Columbia, made UP of twelve
men, won the Hilton trophy match at the
Seagirt ranges today from eleven teams
prize, and the contest was so keen that
the result was in doubt until the last
bullet flashed through the target. In win
ming, the District of Columbia team
broke the record which it established in
1895, making a score of 1908.
The best individual shooting done in
this match was that of Sergeant CORY,
Of the Twelfth regiment, New York, who
made a possible" at the 600-yard range,
and was only six points from "pos-
stble' at all rEnges, the distances being
200. 500 and 600 yards. The New. York
left the first stage, but the marksmen
from the District of Columbia overcame
this in the last two distances. A ''bulF'
the wrong target, and, according to the
rules, this was marked miss" If it
had not been for this error, the New
Workers would have had the same score
as the winning team.
The Canadians, who arrived yesterday,
were in eighth place when they left the
200-yard range, but their shooting at 500
and 900 yards placed them in third place
at the finish. @,l5,s..t ,si.s--
James Wilson, captain of the Irishmen,
chose team Of eight today to complete
in the international special match newt
Friday, as follows: D. T. Braithwaite
Thomas Caldwell, Frederick w Henry,
DR.. j. c. Sellars. Robert Duncan, Mai.
J. K. Miller, John Morgan and Maj. P
W. Richardson. Reserves, ]. R. Williams
and James Wilson
Gen. Spencer chose twelve men from
those who have been fighting for places
ON the team to compete with the Irish
men. His final selection will probably
not be made until the day before the
match
The scores of the Hilton match follow:
District of Columbia. 1,O9S; New York,
1099; Canada, LOT; Pennsylvania, loss;
New Jersey. 1.037; United States Marines,
1.014 Massachusetts,, $780, Maine, 949;
Maryland, $40; Rhode Island, 1874; Ohio,
SIS.