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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-07-12
AN ORDINANCE

Authorizing the Southern Bell
Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany to Use the Public Streets of
the Town of Union, South Caro-
lima, for the Purpose of Placing
Poles and Electrical Conductors
Thereon and SUbwayis for Flee
fricaI Conductors Under the
Same.
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WILL DISCUSS NATIONAL ISSUES.
Number of the BrainieS Men in the State Invited to Union to
Discuss the National Issues of the Day.
VIM. JENNINGS BRYAN INVITED.

That issues politics arisen and that questions vital
the suli
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-07-12
New Blacks smith
and Repair Shop.

!IaVing rented the Blacksmith and
Wood Shop adjoining Splllcr's
Stables | alG prepared to do all KINDS
of repair work OH wagons, buggies,
eic. at reasonable terms. Bling me
your Work. guarantee satisfaction.
HOrscshoeing specially.
j. j. Warren.
2S limo.
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> Poor Business N

he general complaint, but it is here-Why
ne may ask. Because money Cash Buyers
trade at the place they
thest Shrewd buyers well they get
ir here than elSewhere--A
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SUMMER MILLINERY!

Just to what i left Spring
N1innery have reduced price about hall
gains in ready trimmed hats. Ito
u M lusSt SOC, ne
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Work Of the Pension ONCE.

The report Of certificates issued for the
week ended Sept. 81 shows:
Army invalid: Original, 8; increase, 1f2:
reissue, II; restoration, /; renewal, 9; sup
Elemental, /; duplicate, Il; accrued, 81. To
tai, $50.
Army widow, etc: Original. 10; increase,
I; reissue, 8; renewal, II; duplicate, 3. Total,
Navy invalids: Increase, 2; accrued, /.
Total 3.
Army invalids twar with SPAIN: Original,
Army widows (war with SPAIN: Original, 8.
Army inValids tact Of June 81 1890: Origi-
nal, 81; increase, 1856; additional "a: refs
sue, o; restoration, !; renewal, 10; duplicate,
~; accrued. ~. Total, 3GS.
Army widows, etc. (act Of June 81, 1890
Original, 100; reissue, !; renewal, /; supple
l3s.
Navy invalIds TACT Of June 81 1890: origi-
nal, 10; increase. II; additional i; renewal.
j; duplicate, 2. Total, 81.
Navy widows, etc. (act OF June 81, 1890:
Original, 4; duplicate, /. Total. 5.
War Of lSl2-WidOws: Duplicate, 1.
Mexican War survivors: Increase, !; reis.
sue. l; duplicate, /; accrued, l. Total, 4.
Mexican War widows: Original. l.
Indian Wars qs321s40) survivors: Ac-
Indian Wars us321s4N-wldows: orlgi.
nal. 2
Totals: Original. 248; increase, 2s9; add.
iioRal. 80; reissue. %; restoration, 2: re.
newal, SO supplemental, 2; duplicate 40; &C.
crued, 1l5. Total, SOB.
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GENERAL ORDERS.
Conveys Official Announcement Of McKinley's
Death and orders Usual Mourning.

Gen. Ell Torrance, Commander-ln- Chief Of
the Grand Army. issued his first General
Orders from headquarters at Minneapolis
last week. In these he officially announces
the death Of President Mckinley. a member
OF the Order, and orders the draping of De
partmeDt and Post headquarters and wear
ing of the usual signs Of mourning for a
period of 90 days. Following is O copy OF
the order:
General Orders No. /.
Headquarters Grand Army of the Republic.
Omce OF the Commander in Chief,
Minneapolis, MIMI Sept. %, 1901.
1t Is with profound sorrow that the Com
nander-ln- Chief as his frst official act upon
assuming command of the Grand Army Of
the Republic, announces the death and burial
Of Comrade William Mckinley, President of
Buffalo, n. Y, on Saturday, the l4th day of
September, 1901, the result of n wound in
ficted by an assassin, and his body was laid
to rest at his old home in Canton, Ohio, on
the afternoon of September 10th, 1901.
When 1t was announced that the Presi-
dent had been shot the Nation trembied like
great ship in q sudden storm. and with the
tidings of his death the people bowed their
heads in unutterabe sorrow.
Never in the worlds history has n greater
bereavement fallen upon any people. and
never in the annals of time has Il costlier
sacrifice been laid upon the altar of liberty.
William Mckinley exemplifed in his life and
character all that was best in his country's
institutions. In him the home, the Church,
and the State had pure, wise and stead
fast defender. While n ruler In name, he
was the servant Of all, and his gentle ma
ture endeared him to the hearts of his coun-
trymen as no other President since the birth
of the Republic. His face was n smile of
good will, Ind tempered with kindness was
a strength of character which made him
brave and true in the discharge OF every
public and private duty. Loyal to the prin-
ciples of the founders of the Republic, he
moved forward In the splendOr of a we'll
rounded manhood to bravely meet and wisely
solve the new problems and duties which
confronted him as the Chief Magistrate Of
a Christian Nation. He died a martyrs
death and received In his own body the
cruel wounds aimed at n Nations life.
To his countrymen and to the world he
bequeathed the record Of great life, and
went to his grave attended by all the tender
ministries that love and honor could bestOw.
In this hour of universal gloom 1--WE temper
our sorrow and dry our tears in the sun
shine of his great worth and bright exam
pie" and in resignation say, at Is Gods
way; His will, not ours, be done"
Department and Post headquarters and
c0lors will be appropriately draped, and all
officers of the Grand Army, when on duty
on public occasions, will wear the usual
badge of mourning for 60 days from the date
Of his death. BY command Of
ELL TORRANCE,
Commander-in-C Chief.
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The 18th Ohio at Columbus. O.

Reunion OF the survivors of the 18th
Ohio was held Sept. in the Hall Of Repre-
Stockman presiding Letters Of regret were
received from Gen. Harrison G. Otis and
Chaplain Jackson. The following officers
were elected: Pres, Lloyd Stockman, Car
Isle, o.; v p, Lot ID. Hull, West Jefferson,
O.; Chap. Rev. w. p. Jackson, Blanches-
ter. o.; Sec, J. d. Compton, Dayton, Ky;
Cor. Sec, Josiah HoldbroOk, Lebanon, o.
The Society, by unanimous vote, decided
to meet at Dayton, o., Sept. II, 1902, the
10th anniversary Of the battle of Antietam.
The President appointed as Committee on
Arrangements Capt. Ashley Brown, NJ. v.
Duncan. VIM. Hrsch, ]. ]. Clevenger, Steve
Minshall and Howell Mitchell.
Before adjournment the Association took
up the case Of Comrsde Mann, of Co. X, 18th
Ohio, who was wounded In service, is now
IS years old, and disabled for any work,
yet receives IA pension Of only So. reso-
luton was passed requesting Senator Fora
ker to introduce a private pension bill for
the relief of this worthy comrade.
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whose administration Of affairs shows her
to be an excellent woman for the pldce.
The National Secretary, Mrs. Sue A.
Rench, OF Lawrence Circle, Lawrence,
Kan, is also n charter member of the
Department of Kansas. She served two
terms as Department Secretary, two
terms as Counselor, and as Delegated at
Large to the National Convention three
terms. She is well informed, active and
able.
The installation took place in the even
ing. DR.. Julia +. Shade, Past National
President and National Counselor during
the past year, conducted the installing
ceremonies in an impressive manner.
Later in the evening an exemplification of
the ritualistic work was given, in which
the beautiful flag ceremonies play so
prominent a part. 1t is this introduction
of the flag that proves particularly inter
estng to the comrades of the G. a. r. who
join the Order
One of the pleasing incidents of the
closing hours of the Convention was the
presentation to retiring National Presi-
dent Eta Lee Toby of n Past National
Presidents badge. II was of fine gold,
the emblem of the Ladies of the G.. A R.,
and on tiny drop were three pure gems,
a ruby, diamond and sapphire. Dr. Julia
Z. Shade made the presentation in her
usual happy manner. Following this
scented to her a solitaire diamond ring, with
the love and esteem of the whole member
ship of the Order, and through its Presi-
dent Mrs. Jennie Irvine, Indiana, pre-
Sented Mrs. Toby with beautiful ring
The Department President of Pennsyl-
vania, In behalf of the Circles of the Key
stone State, presented Mrs. LYDIA j.
Smith, National Inspector. who is resi-
dent of Allegheny, Pa, with a handsome
jewel in the shape of sunburst of pearls,
as an expression of their love and appre-
citation of her efficient work as National
INSPECTOR during the year.
The National Secretary, Mrs. Olive
Allison, was the recipient of a dainty
pearl-and- turquoise ring from the Depart
ment of Indiana, which is proud to claim
her as a member.
The National President, Mrs. Toby, her
Secretary, Mrs. Allison, Mrs. Sage, Ma
tional Treasurer, and Mrs. Wall, the
newly-elected President, were all the re-
cipients of bouquets of American Beauty
roses, presented by Circle No. /, of Cleve-
land, which has entertained the Ladies of
the G. A. K. so Hospitality during the
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A Famous Chicago Battery.

The survivors of the fmous Chicago Bat
terry A, list III. l.. A. held their 18th Annual
Reunion In Kimbell Hall, Hinsdale, ILL.,, Sept.
by members Of their families. Eighty In
all were present. Letters were read from
absent members. ''ParsOn' Risley, of Seat
tie, Wash, wrote characteristic letter, fuli
OF wit; letter from Gen. Il. s. ClarksOn
also proved interesting. Geo. b. Engle, 9TH
Wis, voiced the sentiment Of the veterans
in brief speech, denouncing Anarchism. A
message OF syInpathy was sent MIS- Mchln-
ford sounded the old huge calls. The ques-
ton of publishing supplemental! history Of
the battery was referred to n committee.
The death of COmrade C. C. Nelson was re-
ported. The following officers were elect
ed: Pres, VIM. l.. SoulhwOrth Chicago; V.
p, John d. Dyer, Irving Park; Treas, DR..
A. w. Gray, Chicago; Sec, C. b. Kimbell,
Hinsdalc; Musical Director, f. II. Rexford,
Blue Island Asst Musical Director, Mrs.
Lamra ReNford pettlinhn. Chicago.
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The sth N. Y. H. A. Reunion at BROOKLYN.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The 10Th An.
nual Reunion of the survivors of thej6th N
4: n. A. was held on Sept: 2, at the head
Brooklyn, N. Y. President VIM. Elmendori
calling the meeting to order. Ninety eight
answered to roll call. Thirty-nine deaths
letter was read from the Secretary who
was detained at home by Illness, that brought
tears TO the eyes when he referred to his
A. Assn at her home a year ago. At that
time some comrade pinned a badge upon her
and she refused to have it removed When
she departed this life, the badge was found
fastened upon the gown that she desired TO
enshrowd her.
The Acting Secretary was instructed to
send 10 the comrade letter of sympathy
ana coincidence upon the death of his beloved
mother The conclusion of this pathetic let
ter was sad farewell as Comrade BIeakIy
is patiently awaiting his calling up higher.
Letters Of regret were read from Capt
Comrades Admission, Dibbie and Temper
Comrade Geo. X. Hendrckson, on behalf
OF ketehum Post of Yonkers, invited the
nual Reunion. Invitation accepted. Slocum
Post and the ladies were invited to come In
body TO the Reunion.
The following officers were elected: Pres,
Geo; r. Hendrlckson; First V. p, Maj WIN.
n. Romer, Second V. p. A Cornish; Third
=; p, VIM. II. Cathwood; Fourth V. p,
t Glass R MeNa ar: Fifth " p Stephen Bylng
IUn, nee: sec, Louis II. Bledkly; Treas,
Watson G. Vredenburgh; Historian, Frederick
Shonnard. Committee appointed to aid His
toEian In compiling history Of the regiment,
Geo: Dennerleion, No. 256 Honeywell ave,
y Y. City; Geo. X. Hendrckson, Yonkers
n. Y; A. c. Dixon, Stanford, Conn; John
Smith, Jr.. Peeksklll, n. Y; Watson G.
Vredenburgh, oath Precinct Police Station.
n; 4 City. ANY comrade of the regiment
who has any data of interest is requested TO
write TO the Committee
II was decided that the next Reunion be
ned on Labor Day. A vote of thanks was
gwen to Henry W. Slocum Post and the
ladies' of Mansfield Corps for their hospitality.
A resolution was adopted sending greeting to
the Secretary, Louis II. Bleakly, and ex-
pressing hopes for his return to health
WIN D. JOHNSTON, Secretary protein.
Scotch Plains. N j.
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Senior Vice commauder-tn-obief

Forsyth Post. Is. Toledo. O., at a recent
meeting. adopted the following resolution:
Whereas. at the National Encampment lust
closed at Cleveland one of the old comrades
OF this Post. John McElroy, editor of The
National Tribune, and author of Life In
Andersonyil.e Prison." was by the suffrage
of his comrades at the Encampment eie-
waited TO the exalted position Of Senior Vice
Commander: Therefore, be II
Resolved, That the comrades Of FORSYTH
Post, 10 Department OF Ohio G. A. R.
OF Toledo, extend to Comrade McElroy our
congratulations on his election. and hope that
his administration OF the high office NAV
be such that at the next Encampment he
VII! be chosen 10 the highest office In our
Order. COMMANDMENT Chief
Resolved. That our Commander and Adju-
tant be instructed 10 forward COPY of
these resolutions to Senior Vice-Commander
McElroy, Of Washington. ID. CIV. /. Squire.
Commander; Geo. II. Pencil, AdJutant
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18th Me. Veterans Gather at Long Island

The Annual Reunion of the 18th Me. As
ISOLATION was held at Ponce's Long Island
Portland Harbor, Sept. 10, and As of the
comrades. with their wives, sat down to a
shore dinner At the business meeting Can't,
lanes NJ Thompson, of Portland, presided.
The following officers were elected: pres,
Daniel +. Mccain. South Portland; First
v. p, Melville ]. MIlliken, Scarboro; Second
V: p, Henry s. Berry, Waltham Mass ;
ton; Sec. and Treas, VIM p. Hodsdo1.
Westbrook; Chap, Rev. E. d. barbour,
Westbrook. Executive Committee, Marshall
Emery, Auburn: Capt. Joseph Thompson,
Mass.
,, Resolutions on the death Of President Nc
Kinlcy were adopted.
II was voted to hold the next Reunion
at Westbrook. Sept. 10, 1902.
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PENSION POINTERS.
Inquiries Answered and Sugges-
lions Made.

NJ. D., Cold Spring, N. Y.-Evidence of
private physicians as to the existence of
pensionabe disablement is frequently re-
garded as sufficient to secure another Off
cial medical examination, notwithstanding
that a former examination was unfavor-
able.
NJ. r. J., Fit. Wayne, Ind. = Invalid
pension under the act of June %, 1880,
commences from date of filing application
therefor after the date of the act. The
pension could not begin from the date of
filing of prior application under the gen
eral law; but by establishing title under
the general law, the claimant could OBJ
tain general law pension back to the date
of filing his general law application.
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SCOTS 900 in Annual session,

their Annual Reunion at Statler's Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y, Sept. IS, ThIrty-slx sur,
vlvors were present, among whom were
Lleut.-Col. Wlkeson, Mai. Ellsworth, Cnpts.
Slauson and Dagwell. Addresses were made
by many comrades. gl
The following officers were elected: Pres.
John w. Stuart; V. p, VIM. II. Tisdale;
Chap, ID. F. NJ. Stone; Sec.-Treas, r. w.
smith: Executive Committee, Geo. A Dag
well, ]. 8. Mcdonald
Resolutions OF regret on the death Of Pres.
ident Mckinley were passed and the meet
Ing adjourned without the usual Campfire,
in respect to his memory.
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sOint Reunion of Indiana Commands.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The 37th Ind
the 1th Ind. and the 18th Ind Cav. held q
Joint Reunion at Greensburg Ind, Sept. II.
me ciilzehs gave US a royal welcome and
the Indies Of the Relief CORPS served dinner
and supper
>, On account of the death Of the President
II was one of the most solemn Reunions we
ever attended.
The officers Of the 9TH Cav. for the ensu-
Ing year are: Pres, Geo. w. Baxter In
dianapolis; See. Treas. J. A. Young. Middle
town; Chap, A. S. Whetsel Dunkirk.
The next Reunion of the eth Ind Cav.
VIII be held at Indianapolis Wednesday OF
the State Fair, 1302.-A. S. WHETSEL. Co.
T., 7th Ind Cav, Dunkirk, Ind.
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The 24th Annual Reunion OF the 7th Pa.
Cav. will be held Oct. ~ and %, at Lock
Haven, Pa. II. d. Loyeland, President,
Lock Haven, Pa; Geo. Il. Steahlin, Secre-
tary, Orwigsburg, Pa.
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Reunion of the 10th Pa. Association.

The Annual Reunion of the 10th Pa viii
be held at Gettysburg, Pa, Oct 10. Com
rades can secure orders for reduced fare by
writing to the Secretary, stating the num-
Der wanted. Headquarters will be at the
Central Hotel. Baltimore St, near the Court
House. George w. Buck, Secretary, AL
tnOna Pa
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Reunion of the 1924 Ohio.

The city of Tiffin will entertain the vet
Grams of the 123d Ohio, Oct. IL. large at
tendance of survivors Is expected. X. n.
Mcconnell, Secretary, Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
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Reun,on of the 18th obio

The ODD Annual Reunion of the 10th Ohio
will be held ut Memorial Hall, Newark,
Ohio, Oct. 0. Samuel Hupp, President. IS
w. Church St, Newark, o.; C. w. Hull
Secretary, 90 Chestnut St, Newark, o.
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Reunion of the ll7th Ill.

The survivors of the 117th ILL.,, their wives
and daughters, will meet in Annual Re-
union Oct. TO- at Music Hall. East st. Louis,
III. III. C. Fike, President, Warrensburg,
Mo-; T. o. Holcomb, Secretary, Milmine, Ill.
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Reunion of the 9Th Pa. H. A.

Survivors of the 9th Pa. III. A. will hold
n Reunion Oct. 10 at Lecture Hall, Carnegie
Library, Allegheny City, Pa. Il. c. Ma
cheSney, Secretary, 400 Market ST., Pitts
burg Pa,
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1sG Conn. H A.

The 32d Annual Reunion of Cos. I, 3, and
The Band of the list Conn. ii. A. Art, viii
be held in the Atlantic House, Bridgeport,
Conn, Oct. o. John G. Taylor, Secretary,
Room IS, State House, Hartford, Conn.
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chanicS

A Reunion fthe LIST Mich. Engineers and
Mechanics will be held at Charlotte Mich,
Oct, TO- Meeting at the Court House. ]. ID.
Butler, First yice-Presdent, Charlotte, Mich.
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Send your name and address to DIR. John
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its success has been marvellous.
Write at once; send name and address to-
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delay.
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Reunion of the 4ath pa

r. W. Westbrook, Altoona, Pa, an
pounces a Reunion of the 49th Pa, to be
held at Newport, Pa, Oct. "a and 25.
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Reunion of the 1st Mich. Engineers and Me

The Annual Reunion of the Both Ind. will
be held at Lima, Ind, Oct. "a. ]. n. Obi
wine, Secretary, Cromwell Ind
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Remarkable Discovery that Cures this
Dangerous and Disfguring Disease
Without Pain, Operation
or Inconvenience.
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DR.: John =. Halg, a well-known Cincinnati
physician, has had marvellous success with A
remedy that cures GOitre, or Thick Neck
And owing TO the fact that most sufferers
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Reunion of the 9th Mo. Cav. IN. s.M)

Gen. OdOn Guitar, President, Columbia,
Mo-, announces the Reunion of the 9th Mo.
Cav. IN. S. NJ, to be held at Macon, Mo,
Oct. and 8.
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Reunion of I'd Mich.

Tho 22d Annual Reunion Of the I'd Mich
will be held at Cairo Mich. Oct 16 Albert
Durham, Secretary, Lansing, Mich
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TWO Cancers Cured By Amounting with Oils.

Fayttte, MISS, August q, Io55
DR.. ID. NJ. Bye Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
Dear Sirs-I received your, letter of a re-
cent date and thank you for the kindly in
terest you express for me. l am glad to say
that the cure of the cancer on my nose
seems complete and permanent. l had an
other to appear just below the lobe of the
right ear about the time the other healed
1t came as a small pimple, and involuntarily
would finger 1t until it became raw and
promnent--about half an inch in diameter.
/ applied your Oils as directed in the other
case, and 1t has entirely healed. | think
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and l take pleasure In recommending them.
feel very thankful that | was led to make
use of them, and shall always hold you In
grateful remembrance and high esteem.
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Very sincerely yours,
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See. Mississippi State Grange.
Books and papers sent free to those inter
ested. Address Lock Box 325, indianapolis.
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when writing to advertisers in this paper
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deavor to keep our columns free from decep.
ton and fraud.
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MUSTERED OUT.

DAvEY.-At Prairie City, ILL.,, Aug. 20,
Sylvester Davey, Sergeant, Co. Il, list No.
Eng aged So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-22
u LING.
Local slul~ Organize . New Rowing
Tournament.

What promises to- be an interesting tourna-
m-ut Ma formed last uisht NJ ,mann and
lr-I,>~ alleys The new Organization viii
hr kuown a. the New orb bowins League
and will ~" limited thi- season L. niteeu clubs
A few ~ tn prominent club wsr" enrolled a.
member a, the meeting h"id on frlda night
gate orchard, frederick lsukenau M
ti"unl. q S"hmusi METROPOLITAN. Charles
SM.1iT5 m fia dnn,, an, VIVIAN sm"gn 'lrEss,,
Twentieth Century. 4 i la nagr the
tmpir~s Grand ,"utrels. spartan Iolum-
teams. but were not r"pre-ontri =
~ Dag" Wa .l"ct"d rrrsid.it frcd'ri'k
lAnkenng. lic-- rr-sldcu, q schmie-i. s-,r~-
tsth, tud William NWaHn. Treasurer The
executive COMMITTEE" aud . ~d~legatr 10 r-pr--
sent N" i"agus a. the New N"rk bowling
ireerns. Witch viii hr held on n-vt Friday
night, when. IA" h~tule viii probably he
adopted. Tn" teams viii play one game
"n Monday. Wednesday and FRIDAY nights.
beginning on b'' .. The entrance f-.
for each team wa place-i ~ ,ls. g. which
making y total Of sa!s. NH, b NIL he thu stak.
AMER ad"pitus N" American bowling Congress
Another m-"itns ~ IN" bank clerks' tour
nniu"nt Wa held On Friday afternoon and
tho Hunted numi-r Of Hf,e"n Woro a a.
revived from The clerks Of ladcnhurg, Thai
mtnn 4 20 and N" nited States S~u6-Tr"as-
cotton from the M.stern Sa,ionsi iius
'l"rks VS. received and M. team vss elected
To- membership Tho del. gate Dc oided 80
hold ~" tourney ~ Reds alley> l'sinuus
a'-'u' oct = and ~ roll thr~" gaul"s on eHct
lus~dav and SATURDAY nsht lite t"aws
NUl plaN 40 game against eA0h other ana
" I'll 'ak" seventy night To- complete ths
schedul" surresfion VA FHads that
~Vefv game - rolled - scheduled hut ~"
dslegais- nrrsc no. 30 adopt fhi~ nov fils
un'il ~" Hnal meeting vhirh sIl - h@ld IN
u~Ni trtdAv afternoon
Ths ~rsrf a'tsmui 80 form ths Metropolis
leasu~ y idaN nish' failed. otdv four dsls-
ra'ss uut'trs N a. appearance. though
t~~lN~ Dub- had lromlscd TO gotn.