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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
KILLED BY
TROLLEY CAR.

Chester, Sc pit. 21.-Another fatal
accident occurred on the Darby. Ches-
ter branch Of the Chester Traction
Companys lines about II clock yes.
terday morning.
Mrs Marian Fitzpatrick, seventy
years Of age, was struck by one Of the
big summer cara just above Trlbit
avenue, Sharon Hill. She was hit by
the outside step Of the Car and knock
ed with terrible violence to the
ground. When examined it was
found that Mrs. Kilpatrick's left
arm had been broken and that she
was badly injured about tie head
and body.
For some weeks Mrs. Fitzpatrick
had been a guest at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Mcconnell, at Ches-
ter pike and Tribit avenue, Sharon
Hill, and yesterday morning she and
Mrs. Mcconnell d:cided to 60 to
Philadelphia. The two ladies went
to the end of the driveway leading to
the Mcconnell property and they
were standing there waiting for the
Darby car.
After standing on the inside OF the
tracks for short time, Mrs. Kill
patrick decided to step out into the
pike to see IL the car was coming.
But she had hardly made move
towards the tracks before a SOUTH
bound car, in charge of Conductor W.
B. Cass, and Motorman Amos Ken.
nard, was seen by Mrs. Mcconnell,
coming only few yards off. She
made desperate effort to stop her
companion from attempting to cross
the tracks, but Mrs. Fitzpatrick, who
was very deaf, walked directly IN
front of the car. She succeeded 10
getting across both rails and would
have escaped the accident, had she
not slipped just as she was stepping
into the roadway. She was struck
fairly by the step Of the heavy car
and knocked down.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick was picked up by
the crew and one Of the passengers
and carried into the Mcconnell house
in an unconscious condition. DR..
Henry Gallagher Of Glenolden, was
Immediately called and did what he
could for the relief of the injured
lady. Later f. II. Forwocd, of Ches.
ter, and DR.. Webb, the family ply
sician, OF Sharon Hill, were in at.
tendance
Although the injured woman re-
gained consciousness for a time she
had been so badly hurt to survive
and died during the evening in spite
of every effort on the part Of the
three physicians in attendance. Cor
oner Fry was notified and will ar
range for the inquest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
BURNED
IN EFFLGY.

West Chester. Pa, Sept. 20,-IndignA
tion is running high in and about Mai.
vern against Rev. A. Asnman Kelley.
pas Or OF the Frazer Pre- byte.ian Church
Decaus, OF illusions said to have been
made by him IN reference to the late Pres
ldent Mckinley, IN an address In his
church last Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Kelley, 1t
Is alleged made uncomplimentary re
marks about the President. and wa, par
ticularly severe against him for signing
the Army Cauteen bill. charging shat hs
did it for political purposes in order to 40
c0mplish his recollection. Tho remark. SO
incsnsed his hearers that many OF them
left tho church. and 1t Is hinted that he
will bs called upon 10 resign,
To night a large attended indignation
meeting was held at Malvern, and be was
vigorously denounced. The call for the
meeting contained the signatures of near
ly 1000 citizens Of Malvern. Burgess Eu.
triksn presided and number OF speeches
severely nrrnignins the minister for his
unchristian-lixe COM iuct were made.
Strong resolutions were also adopted
aud a copy Of them will be forwarded to
him o morrow.
An ci!igy OF the often ling minister was
mounted ipon u rail nnI burn,l. amid
great excitement in tho street fronting
Fremen's Hall whero the meeting was
held. IL was the sense OF the mest
Ing 10 arpointa committee OF one hun
drel TO await upon Rev. Kelley in the
morning and teman1a II public retra cslun
OF his Insulting ailus!ous to PresdenJ Mo
kinley, anda mo ion TO that effect was
put, but at,erward withdrawn, for feat
that violence would result from such
procedure.
Harrisburg. Pa, Sept a0.-Under the
au. .pces Of the Mckinley Veteran Patri
otto League, an organization composed OF
old soldiers. a pubic meeting will be held
in the Bcarl o! Trade auditoriu nj 10 NOR
row evening, to coniem Rov. 5. U. SwF
low, the Prohibition leader for an attack
on President Mckinley In u recent lssus
Of the Peunsy ylvan!a Methodist.
DR.. Swallow publishes II statement In .
local newspaper to night in which he
says that the article was written at u
time when the Presidents doctors said
they would have him back In Washing
ton IN u week, and tina he thought No
knley would die or continue to suffer, ID
would hava not have been published.
He snys also that certain persons whom
he has accused OF pilferlng funds and
burning tho Capitol aro back Of the get
ting square with him for hi, assault upon
him,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
-Four Severely Scalded.

Bridgeville, DEL. Sept. 2o.-A
boiler at the saw mill owned by
John Wright. about two miles from
this place, blew up late this after
noon Four men were seriously
scalded and several others badly
hurt by flying debris
R. G. Anklem, a machinist, was
working on the boiler at the time,
and his escape from immediate
death was only miracle. The boil
er leaped about fifteen feet from
the ground, and passing over Ank.
lems head. burst. smashing the roof
to shreds and iearfully scalding
Anklem and John Coulburn, the
engineer, along with two other men
whose names could not be learned.
Coulburn and one OF the other men
are likely fatally injured.
Joseph Byard and Frederic Dav-
is, who were standing in the engine
room door when the boiler explod-
ed, also suffered severe injuries.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
Foot Taken on,

While throwing cars from one
siding to another. W. J. Campbell,
br akeman employed By the p,
W, s. B. Railroad Company, was
struck by an approaching car and
knocked beneath the car on which
he was riding. He was hanging
IRON his own car and did not
see the other car approaching.
His ankle was crushed SO badly
that DR.. Draper deemed it necs-
sary that his leg be amputated be-
tween the knee and the ankle.
The Phoenix ambulance removed
him to the Delaware Hospital,
where DR.. Palmer and DR.. Draper
amputated the injured-lim b. Camp.
bell Is ~ years of age and resides
at Sbamokiu, Pa,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
ZIGLlNSKY AS
SASSlN'S NAME.

New York, Sept 2l.-I4eo ZigIinsky, not
Loon Czolgosz is the correct uame Of Pres
ident McKinloy's assassin, according to a
statement made by Joseph Brown. who
says tina, he is personally acquain'e cd with
themurderer.
Brown lives at 4i2l st, David streot,
Mnnayunk He asserts that hu wurkoi
with the assassin in The Newbu, q Wire
Mills, Cleveland, Ohio, about five yoars
ago. AT that time Ziglinsky. or Czolgosz
attendo Anarch sts' meeting IN a hall In
Fleet street. situated in the heart of tho
Polish settlement. sis Is the custom
Of many Poles to change thor names on
coming to this county. Xlglinsky. the
murierer's fa her, assumed he namo Of
Czolgosz.
After becoming an Anarchls, Brown
snys that Ziglin'ky frequently remained
away from the mills In order to attend to
his dut les as an Anarchist Zglinsky has
brother In lhe United States army.
Brown declares.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
CASES IN
CITY COURT

Martin Clark was charged in the
city court this morning, with being
drunk. He denied that he was
drunk and that the reason he was
in the gutter waL because he had
received fall.
Officer Wintrup charged Joseph
King with vasrancy lie was un-
der the influence OF liquor. He pro-
fessed 10 be deaf and dumb. Some
time ago he was arrested 6y Officer
Abrams. He was hneL45 and costs,
William Lynch was charged with
acting IN disorderly manner.
Agent Stout stated that he has
been a very bad boy. He 10 ia
danger o being killed at the rail.
road station. He was committed
10 the Ferris Industrial Schoo'.
Samuel Brattou. John Ward.
Burt Stetser. Willis Gibbs, Homer
Hanley. James Lynch. George
Ward, James Magee, George Wat
sou and Edward Finnerty were
charged by John Hancock Of No.
10! Elliott avenue, with throwing
stones at him. A crowd of bows
cursed him aud used other bad lan-
guage.
Horace Beale testified he saw
the trouble. Lynch was the only
ole he saw throw stone. Fin.
nerty and Magee were not in the
crowd.
Howard Hancock was with his
father when SIX Of the boys, John
Wood, Burt Steter, Willis Gibbs,
Homer Hanlev, James Lynch and
George Ward threw the stones and
used the bad language. For tho
defence Mrs. Hauley testified that
her boy usually goes with her to
the Wilmington Theatre and works
each evening.
A. H. Finnerty testified that his
boy was at home when the trouble
happened. He was eating his sup
per when another son came in and
SAID boys had been annoying Mr..
Hancock.
Judge Churehman called the at.
teution Of the youths to the fact
that citizens must be allowed 10
follow their avocations. Their cases
were referred to Agent Stout aud
he will report on Monday night.
Edward Canning was charged
with the larceny OF a silver watch.
the property OF his lather, Dennis
Canning. Agent Stout will iuvcs.
tigate the case.
Alonzo Cole pleaded guilty to
acting in d!sorderly manner.
lie was fined 81 and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
Says 'Peas" and was Shot

Laurel. Del, Sept. 2o.-Gar6eld
Dashields. a negro from Princes
Anne, Md shot and perhaps fatal
ly injured Ephram Adams, an in
offensive old co'ored man. Dash
lelds was returning from a squirrel
hunt. and, when passing Adams
house, the latter said, "Wilcrc is
your game1'
Dashields replied: "I'll give you
game; say peas and III shoot you.
Adams thought he was joking
and said peas. Dashields with an
oath took deliberate aim and fired,
the load entering the right side.
Dahields escaped, but is being
hunted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
CUNNINGHAM
In CHESTER.

The Chester Morning Republican
says:- Boldness in crime often reaches
startling stages but whom an attempt 10
made to steal horses from a fire enigma
house tho limit Is about reached vet
this was done few nights ago. The
three fine horses Of the Franklin Fire
Company were coveted by thieves but
the same vigilance that make, the 20 Id
Reliab,es" SO prompt IN answering the
alarms Of fire frustrated the intended
raid.
10 Buck Cunningham is accredited
the scheme and eight Or ten mon in the
gang" They approached Dr.. r. p.
Mercer's coachman and asked so many
questions as to the franklin engine
house and whero the horses were kept
that suspi cicn was aroused and DR..
Mercer Informed Edward McCarey pre,i.
dent OF the company. Through another
source it was learned that the gang
had been overheard in making the
arran gements.
President McCarey and a number Of
Franklin members were soon at the enc
gine house aud kept watch until dawn
but tho thieves evidently found out that
warm reception awaited them and con
cluded to keep away. They were seen early
In the morning by Special Officer Freder
lex Taylor who said they had better get
out OF the city aud they were last seen
going out Concord road.
"Pu bile good our only aim" Is the mot
70 Of the Franklin Fire Company but
the watchers who were waiting for the
burglars to appear had motto of their
own which was "Our aim ut burglars
will be :goud."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
HOPE Tor Speedy Action.

The conference which is shortly to bo
hold BY the Street nnd Sewer Department.
with the Engineers and counsel of ho
Penn ylvanla Railroad Company, regard
1ng tho plsns for tho proposed elevated
tpilrOad IS eau iny much interest among
She citizens OF this town. becnuie thcy
want speedy action on tbs rssoution Civ
lnGthe company permission to build
II 10 net likely that my action will be
taken for two weeks.
The department will allow no objcc.
lions. unloss we'll fOundel, to Interfere
with speedy decision. There is u diff
Dgsnce Of opinion between tho railroad EN-
9tneers who drew tho plans and Chief En-
gineer George. H. Boughman, regarding
Shs elevations shown on the present plans
which 1t Is thought eau easily DO rsmedied.
M. Boughman wants an elevation sv
eraging fourteen foot at each street, and it
v thought tho railroad p ople will ugree
70 make this ohange. Should they see
% the directors Of the department could
lgaore tho snggestions Of the Chief Engi
nser but 1t Is moi. likely they will do SO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
Silent on Defense OF CzoIgosz.

Buffalo N. Y. September 20.-Judge
Robert g. Titus. one Of tho counsel assign
cd to defend Czolgo,z. the Presidents 8 mur
derer, returned today from Milwaukee
where he had been attending q Masonic
convention. He went at once to the Office
Of Judge Loran L LOWS. his associate
counsel.
They remained In conference until after
noon. utter which Judge Lewis declined
to 500 pewspaper .msn, but sons out word
that Judge Titus had not as yssdecidsd
whether or not to accept the assignment
az counsel,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21

Whereas, We have heard with deep sor
row, Of the death OF our beloved Presi-
dent. William Mckinley. who has cndear
ed himself to all the American people by
bis loyalty to bis conntry, and his love
for his homo therefore, be 1t
Resolved. That We, the mombers Of
Naomi Rsbscos Degree Lodge. No. 8. I. o
o. T., do tonder to tho widow Of our do.
ceased President our heartfelt sympathy
and pray that God may sustain her in this
sad hour Of her bereavement.
Resolved. That copy Of these resolu-
tions be recorded on our minutes aud also
ssns 70 tho pres. Of our city.
ELLEN r. WILKINS.
NORA Y. STOCKwELL,
LILA N. ysH8Rt .,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21

Schley to capture or Destroy Cne opan
Ish cruiser Colon as she lay at anchor
In the entrance to Santiago harbol
NAV 27 to 31st inclusive.
We have asked that question and
we have his admiral uigginson's,
opinion.
This court by the precept Is obliged
to give an opinion upon the conclusion
of the inves tigatlon. Now, in the
opinion Of the court, and in order to
form our opinion, we wanted Admiral
Higginson S opinion on that sub ject.
Judge Wilson, OF counsel for Schley
said:
l understand that precept, reading
1t through from end to end, to be sim
ply This, that there shall be an invcs-
tigation to get at the facts. And
when you have gotten at the facts
then you express your opinion. but
you are not called upon, ard | must
respectfully submit, are not permitted
to take somebody else's opinion.
The argument was continued by
Judge Rayner. for Admiral Schley
and Judge Advocate Lemly, at the
conclusion of which the court with
drew the ques ton objected to by Ad.
miral Schiey'S S counsel.
Captain Giles L. lIarher, now nav.
al attache at Paris and st. Peters.
burg, who was executive officer on
board the Texas during the Spanish
War, said that while lying off Cienfu-
egos he with others had seen lights
from the shore which. from their ma
ture they took to be signals, but no
attention had been paid to them I'M.
TIL the oath when the Marblehead had
arrived and he understood and re.
sponded to he signals and commune
Gated with those On shore.
He also said that the Texas had
been in no great need of coal while ly.
Ing off Cienfuegcs, but that it could
have taken more and would have been
glad to get it. The Iowa had coaled
there, he said.
"Now. capQain,' the Judge Advo.
cate said, II want to ask you as eX.
ecutive officer Of the Texas, in case of
the sudden death or disability of Cap
tain Philip who would have taken
command of that vessel"
II would naturally have was the
reply.
"What instructions did you have,
written or verbal, respecting the or
Ter of battle which the "tlying squad
ror" was to follow in case the enemy
should suddenly appear"
'The matter was never Oroached.
The commanding officer never gave
ne any nor did | know that be had
any,"
Asked concerning his knowledge of
The Brooklyn's loop during the bat
lie of Santiago the witness said he
lid not see the loop made.
He said. in reply to questions that
The blockade was maintained by the
yes sells steaming in column back and
forth in front Of the mouth Of the
carhor at distance of from seven to
ten miles out, the greater distance
being that maintained at night.
At this distance there was no diff
Guilty in seeing the shore during the
daytime and on c'ear nights. hu-
when the weather was bad IL was dlf-
icult to see the shore in the day
md some times under those cjrcum.
stances impossible to see at night.
Captain Harber was still on the
stand at 4 O'Clock when the court ad.
ourned until tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
DOTS

Rally day exercises will be given as
Bethany church Sunday at 3 p. IN. Mis-
Mary X. Thiolman will sing. and Chi
Justice Lore Will make an address.
Peter Spencer. A. U. NJ. r. church,
Causeway. Rev. j W. Brown, Pastor.
Prsachiug at 10. 80 and 7.45 p. m. by the
Pastor Sunday school g. 80 p III.
A horse belonging to Robert Dugan Of
Bouth Wilmington fell early this morn
- II biri md Madison g rseta. Some
p,rt HI harness were broken.
!. 9.25 ock this morning the alarm
+. fire fr TX ~ was caused b. the
i, xilia ~ " IL thu Liobis Chem
! al w ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
Al e l..

Au IA, n. u. september 20.-In the
L.... ..iat Czulgo 2 will DO executed In
ihs Auburn Prison. more than one hun-
pd persons have already made applica-
Non to Warden Mead to witness the cleo
esocu.ion Of the assassin of President Nc.
Kinley.
The application, arc by telegraph tele
pnone and mail. The first application
was received one hour after the Presidents
dsath. Every mail adds to the number,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
Cool Weather Makes LOd1ers

The past few days Of cool weather has
caused many applicants at the police sta
tion for lodging. Thoy are mostly mon
who have been employed during the cum
mer and want to got back to .ho!r homes
before winter sets In and follow the rail
road as the cheapest and quickest means
oftraveling. They cannot IN design ated
as tramps. Captain Kane had u fire built
u the heater last night and accom- 10 ola-
Ia about half dozen dodgers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
Health Goods at Lynch s,

Shredded Wheat Biscuits lOc Iam.O
See Health Coffee Csc lb pkgi Grape Nu t.. lSo
pkg; Postum Mixture and Grsino. loo pkg:
cream Of Wheat. loo pkg; Wheatlet. Is pkg !;
Pills Vitos, l5e pkg; our own bottling old
Brown Stout. 75c dog Beer and Porter, 800
doz; Rye WHISTLES. zoo aud Sl.OO quart. 4 ele.
Fourth and Madison streets; Ei ghth and
King streSta sll-tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21

Tho Rev. A. johnson Of th, Philalel.
phia Conference will preach at the morn
ing service at Brandywine NJ. h. Church
to morrow. In the evening tho pastor T.
W. Prettyman will commence his regu
lar full revival services. Meetings will
DO hold every nigh; next week. To NOR
row will be temperance day In Sunday
School and Rev. C. W. Prettyman and
George Todd will make temperance ad
lresRe1.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21

Ludwig & Co. Piano Factory, 96s
-972 South Boulvard. New York,
has been almost totally destroyed by
fire. Two hundred finished pianos
and 1000 nearing completion have
been totally destroyed and their large
factory 10 almost total wreck.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21

Largest selection Of styles In Tho city
from the medium priced to The finest I'm
ported cloths at the lowest possible prices
consistent with good tailoring W. H.
Lockyer, sos Market Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
win Hold Inquest.

Coroner Frick will hold inquests to
eight OH little Agnes Barriault who was
Killed by the Peoples Railway, car at Seo
Snd aud Adams streets. and on Thomns
t0ley VINO was crushed to death ut Rod.
aey street Reservoir by falling pipe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
Factory Nearly Compile ed

The large morocco pl1ht which Is
being built by Richard Patzowsky,
at Eleventh and Walnut stree is, 10
about completed. A car load of the
latest improved machinery arrived
this week and is being put In Its
place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21

Don't let tho little onos suffer from 90
zema or other torturing skin Diseases No
need for 1t. Doan's Ointment cures Can't
harm the most delicate skin. AT any drug
store, 80 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
$40 EXCURSION TO PAN AMERICAN ax
POSITION.
BaItimo ore and Ohio Railroad.

September 10 and 25. October ], 10. 10.
% and 81. Train leaves Wilmington, Della
ware avenue. 9. 80 .. m. affording deligh.
full daylight ride through tho famous Wy.
oming valley. Through Parlor cars.
Tickets good returning seven days. inclu
ed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
A Word to the Wise.

Before ordering your New Suit or Over.
coat, compare our prices with others, we
can assure you you will save money. 1t
9 not necessary TO pay extravagant prices
Suits to order. $500, $500. $40. 90
Trousers. u. co. $500, t6. 90. Lockyers
the tailor, sos Market Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
PRISONERS AND
GDNS FOR B0ERS

London. Sept. 2l.-Anxioty with regard
to the situation In South Africa Is inte I
fed by General Kitchener's latest message
announcing the loss of two more British
guns.
Botha has for week past been medi
tating raid into Natal. and no doubt he
is acting in CO. operation with other Boer
leaders. Whether he has enough mater
ial at his command to enter upon cam
pagno on large scale In Northen Natal
Is open 10 doubt. but. at tho same time,
Kitchener may not have enough mon sue
oessfully to oppose the Boer commando
ant general unless he considerable reduces
tho number now employed In chas Ing
raiding commanders throughout the
length and breadth Of Cape Colony.
l. N. FORD.
London, Sept. 2O.-Lork Kitchener re.
ports that the Beers have captured aeon
pany of mounted Infantry and two guns
at Viakfontein. One officer was killed.
Tho Doors, In superior force, surrounded
tbs British. Lord Kitchener Is making a
strict Investigation and has sent columns
OF troops In pursuit Of the Beers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21

Two children Of E. Jefferles at
Thirty-seventh and Market streets,
arc critically i'll with typhoid fever.
A servant of Mr.. Jeiferies was also
stricken with the fever and was re.
moved to the Delaware Hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21

A new line Of young cansrIes and cages
oil birds warranted to sing, also fancy
and common pigeons. Parkers 1903 East
Second Site
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-21
SKULL
FRACTURED

While acting as peacemakcr in an
6ltercation In Mrs. Ann McGrath's sa-
loon ut Second and Jackson streets
Thursday, Dennis Kenuey, tbar-
lkender, Of No. 40 Porter street, YVES
>Hck in the head with cracker jar
)arobably fatally injured. He is now
in a precarious cond-
u two men who
I'm the saloon.
One of the men threw tho
jar at the other. The heavy
missile struck McKenney on the side Of
the head and he fell to the floor unc IN
bclous.
DR.. II. r. Sprunnce was hastily sum
mousd and took Kenney 10 his home
where he attended to his injuries. DR..
pohn Palmer, the family physician, was
bhen called in. He believes that
Kenney's skull is fractured at the base
bf the brain The injured man is 25 years
bid and is married. His disposition was
taken by Magistrate Bradley.
y Peter F.. Gcislcr was arrested yestcr-
day afternoon on the charge of being
Implicated in the matter and is held
pending the result'of kenney's in.
buries.
The injured man is a wellknown hall
player, he having pitched for several
Seasons on the Rrownson team.