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The sun., 1901-09-02
POLICE VACATIONS.
Patroleman Kane to Spend his Time
Cunning for "Reedies."

Police vacations begun on Monday
June II and will end Monday, Septem
Der 16. Chief OF Police Massey's special
order for this weeks vacations includ,s
Pntrolmen Arnicl, Frank Kane. Murphy
and Turnkey Nicely. Patrolman .Jaku
bowski will be on duty in place Of
Arnici. Hawke in place Of Kane, Long
i'll place of Nicely and William Ward OF
duty III Eighth street park.
Eatrolman Kane will spend his week
cunning for ..ree,lies." Last evening ne
was in the police station soliciting orders
for the birds he expected to bag. But
the policemen either doubted his sincerity
or his craftsmanship for none would
give him an order. Frank was liscon
solatc for II few minutes. Then he
frightened up.
ANY mail for me!" he asked.
No orders by mall" replied Operator
IIarkns and Frank got the laugh all
around.
The sun., 1901-09-02
SETTLEMENT in Sight
II Is Believed In Pittsburg That the
Strike End Is Near.
soHWAB AND BURNS CONFER
May Lead to Definite Results-The
Coke Regions Are Affected by the
steel strilSe--NIoncssen Strik-
ers Win Legal Point.

pittsburg, Sept. lit Is learned from
reliable authority in spite of the great
secrecy maintained by Messrs. burns
aad sGaflei concerning the telephone
conversation between President Schwab
and President Burns that something
decisive may result. 1t is said that
President Schwab declined to have
any conference with President Shaffer
Of the Amnlgnfnated association on tie
ground that he no longer represents
any Of the men employed by the cor
porntion. All union men have left the
employ Of the company. II these steer
men return to work ut once AMI the
mills resume operations In full, the
whole matter Is said to assume diff
ferent aspect, and discussion be-
tween the officials of the trust and the
Anmlgnmnted officials can take place.
Immediately after this conversation
Mr. Burns went to President Shatfer
and urged lin to call Il meeting of the
executive board Of the organization at
once so that the mon could he ordered
to work at the earliest possible mo-
mcnt. Ii Is understood that this order
will be issued not later than Tuesday
ana could have been issued before
then had it been possible to get the
executive committee OF the organiza-
tion together.
strike Affects Coke Region.
A telegram from Smithiicld says:
| "1lic big stogl strike has at last affect
cd the coke region. and as Il result or
ders have been received from head
quarters for Wholesale banking of
ty. rhr coke workers and miners here
have been having prosperous times for
n long period. The miners have been
averaging anywhere from S,.5O TO 81 Il
day, while the coke drawers lave Jared
| equally well. This move will result in
nearly four hundred men being forced
into idlenrss, and many are now lcav-
ing for other parts Of the region. Tho
| plants will work five days IA week i'll
stead of six, as has been the general
| run of things fur some time"
The strikers of MuneSScn are jub
liant over the result OF trials of the
! three Amalgnmated strikers who's,
case on The charge Of Illegal liquor sell
Ing came up at GrecnShurg. The grand
jury brought in IL true bill against tn,
accused men, but the evidence against
them was not strong enough, ana til,
indictment was dismissed. Willart
| ElliinS. chief clerk in the tin plate mil
hero, was the prosecutor. There is still
no change in the local strike situation.
The strikers of Canal Dover ar,
| preparing Il petition for the diSsolutio,
of the injunction restraining then
from picketing the vicinity of the mill,
and are also making an effort to gel
the city council to impeach the mayor
ana remove him from office Two ot
the charges will be absence from tow
beyond the time specified by law with
out appointing deputy in his absenc,
and that he is still employed by til,
trust as attorney and acting as mayor
at the same time.
The sun., 1901-09-02
OLD CLOCK STOPPED
Many People are Fooled by Removal
of Timepiece

Hundreds OF people were fooled Satur-
daN AFTERNOON and yesterday when thu \
looked 10 see the time Oh entering th
nam waiting room AT French street
station. Tie Old clock which had been
"rrr rhr door leading from the southern
part "t the building for years, was out
If service and had been taken from its
place. For the first time in il number Of
Years the clock stopped at ll.50 O'Clock
on Saturday morning. An examination
showed the timcpiccc to he ont of order
ana II was sent away for repairs II not
only nconvenicncrd those who were 90
ing away, but also the employees mound
the station. The ushrrs were kcpt busy
t"'lng people who asked them the time
ana occasionally would forget ana lock
NJ for thr clcrk themselves. Special
Gi"crr Gordy s. id that he never had ~
many people TO ask lnm the time
The sun., 1901-09-02

dale, which were signed for the year
previously. Their proposition was ~
Jected, as it meant that the ANA ga
mated Association would merely have To
remain in quiescent state, while the,
were expanding and adding to their nom
union possessions.
They are waging fight for the ex-
termination of the Amalgamated Asso-
ciation ard for the workingmpn tn G M
binc. principle. which they have dcTon-
stiatcd to the people of the United
States. they desire themselves and 50
persistently refuse to grant MS. I mis-
blow is not alone directed ut the Anal
gamated Association. but Mt organized
labor in general. and should they sue
ceed N defeating the A. A.. it will affect
every organized body in the Unite !
Stntcs
10 succeed in this struggle. it vii! br
necessary to seek the aid Of every organ
lied body as well as the general public,
whose sympathi"s we know are Will. MS
in the present struggle. To this end we
ask that you give MS Your moral and
financial aid. a liberal response fi.ian-
cially will materially assist us in r.
ducting victorious campaign for n
principle which is the unalicnable ri.'
of every American freeman.
II You desire TO aid the Amalga.
mated Association in the present struggle
financially. all money should he forward
cd to John Williams. sccrctary-t cas-
urrr, Bissell block. Pittsburg. Pa.
'.l,esrectfully you's,
"r. ]. Shafler. President.
".Tohn Williams. Se"-Trcas.
IN. +. Tighc, Asst Soc.
Ron. |. Davis. Journal Mgr
Delaware Lodge. No. /. of the Anal
.nmatcd Association. will receive sub
scriptions from the public.
The sun., 1901-09-02
Steamer Halifax Arrives.

In tow of the tugs Laura II AZ.
Amanda Powell. the steamer Halifax of
he plan Line, which recently grounded
u the Boston harhor, arrived 1T the Har-
an X HolliEgsworth Gompany's whnlN"S
Yesterday afternoon for rrpnirs. Tlr
contract was awarded I" the llarlal. \
iIolingsworth Co., whose bill Was Si1.o0O
Aith guarantee Ct finishing the work IN
% days. In the event Of their not beng
lllp Ia fulfil the contract the firm will
forfeit $500 pr day for every day exceed
ins the time allotted.
The sun., 1901-09-02
ASSAULTED AND ROBBED.
Thomas Henry, Colored. Held Up by
HighWaymen.

Thomas Henry. colorcd who said hc
had been assaulted while on his y
home was picked up early yesterday
morning ut Front and Madison streets
by Patrolman John Sherry and brought
to the police station. IIenry's face was
hesmeared with blood. his hat was miss
ing and his clothes were torn.
Henry said he met three white men al.
Maryland avenue and Liberty street and
that these men after checking and kick.
ing him robbed him Of 50. Al the poiic,'
station Henry was washed and sent to
his home on Liberty street. The po-
lice believe they know the men who
assaulted Henry and are making an in
Nestigati0n.
The sun., 1901-09-02
nnItimore's wheat Exports.

Baltimore. Sept l. The exports of
wheat from the port of Baltimore
for the month Of August amounted
to d,5io,l7i bushels. Slatisticlan
Bauglman n the custom house states
that this figure probably exceeds the
shipments for any previous month in
the history of the port. The yaluc
or thls grain was Sl,Ss9,209. As a
baSis OF comparison it may br stated
that the wheat exports for the month
OF August last year amounted to :i21.
WI bushels of total value Of $2lo,.
gS3
The sun., 1901-09-02
Denth ErOm HyIrnnhnhIu

lackensack. y. j., Sept. John
Hopper, wealthy and well known
citizen Of Bergen county, died at his
nome near here after suffering from
what Is said TO have been n we'll da.
hned case of hydrophobia. Mr.. Hopper
was bitten three months ago, but after
haviilg the wound treated felt no III
eiIects until Thursday last, whom
While taking bath, he was seized with
slasm. Expert medical aid was call
eu H. Dut spasm succeeded spasm unit.
death raua
The sun., 1901-09-02
JAMES McC0RMICK's FUNERAL
Victim of City of Tren ON Disaster
Buried on Saturday

From t'- lomc of his sister, Mrs.
l"hn Bradley et No. $40 K;ri;n ,oi
slr"rt. the funeral of James MrCnr,
mick. VIII" was killed in the City Of
Trenton disaster, took place IN Satur.
lay morning.
Delegations from the Robert Emmett
Literary Society and Division NJ. 9. 4.
O. H.. of which the deceased was M ne
tive mcmbcr, attended the funeral.
The sun., 1901-09-02
Chain Makers on strike.

Braddock, Pa. sept. |. over 1a5
Chain nakrrs employed at The Rankin
plant Of tbc Standard Chain company
Went on strike rs Il result of the re-
fusnl Of the company to grant them All
Increase of 10 per cent previously de-
mandcd. Manager Robling stated that
the remainder of the plant would not
hr seriously crippled for some time AM,
that only the chain making department
would remain idle. The Rankin men
are organized into a lodge of the Ma
tional Chain Makers of America AMI
are prepared TO stay out until their de-
mantls are granted. They say the strike
will extend to other plants.
The sun., 1901-09-02
Delaware College Football Team,

The Delaware College foot hall team
i now IN training ut Rchuboth under
the instructions of Captain John W.
Huxley of this city. SO far about doz
On candidates have reported ut the SEA
side resort and are puartercd ut the
Delaware College cottage on Wilmington
avenue. Captain Huxley expects to ac-
complish considerable in the way of pre-
liminary work during the two weeks
which the team will spend ut Rchohoth
The team hnS leased the Front and Union
streets grounds and will play all of its
home games iii Wilmington this season
The sun., 1901-09-02
WILL CHALLENGE H0WIsON.
schiey's Counsel Likely to Question
Ills Eligibility.


Ills Eligibility.
New York, Sept. THE Times
Washington correspondent says.
"FurtheT consideration of the letter
OF Rear Admiral lIowison TO Assistant
Secretary lIackett does not make it
any more acceptable to the counsel Of
Rear Admiral Schley than it was on
hrst pcrusal. 1t is interpreted by them
not only as an admission that he held
mn opinion adverse TO Rear Admiral
Schley before the controversy arose
about Santiago. but Is also said to sun
port evidence obtained by personal in
vestig2tion at Boston OF later express
siolls by llowison that would make it
unwis" to consent to making him a
judge in the Schley case.
Just how the challenge by counsel
VIII u" made Is not vet stated. but the
lhtilnation is that If It Is necessary To
support the challenge of llowison by
pf""f the counsel for Schlry will insist
upon doing SO with testimony and ar
giimelt. This Is taken as promising Il
DELAY before the testimony under the
preccII can be opened.
There has been suggestion made
mere by some of Rear Admiral Samp-
sons friends that il may bc necessary
Tor him on account of fe"blencss to ask
To be permitted TO submit by his coun
sci statement instead of appearing to
give verbal testimony. This lndolbt
edly will be objected to by the other
SIDE, as If Sampson Is to be heard by
commission. even mt his New IIam,-
silife retreat, counsel for Schlcy will
ask that they he afforded the chance TO
cross question him. No statement from
nm without that opportunity will be
acceptable 10 Schley's counsel" We
The sun., 1901-09-02
Shoot for Medal.

John Graham, who recently won tic
medal offered by Il member of the Wawa-
set GIn Club for th" championship or
Delaware, At inamimate targets, has been
challenged by Matthew losrr, of IIucK
"ssin. \ matcn has been arranged he
twc"i the two to take place On thr
Nawnsct Gun Club grounds on Thurs,
day. September II. The match will
BE- over p Magnn and % expert traps.
sam" conditions 10 govern as prevailed 1T
The original shoot for the badge. Their"
Will hc sweepstakes events throughout
~" afternoon and all shooters are invited
u be present.
The sun., 1901-09-02
ITALIAN KILLED.
Train Bringing His Body Here Was
Wrecked.

The congressional limited express NJ
60 north-bonnd on the Maryland division
oE the T.. w. x Il. railroad. struck ana
instantly killed an unknown Italian NJ
south Shcllput crossing. short distance
south Of the west ward, shortly after 6
O'Clock On Saturday night. II il thought
the man was employed Is Ryan X Krl-
ley. he contractors. as he nad one Of
tEcir checks. 80. 1898, ted ON his wrist.
While train &c. 10 was brns.ns tho
ls"ly I" the yar,l.nastcr's oliicr. u slight
wreck 'u'nrr,! in the yard wh.rh 10
iay'd traffic for short time.
The sun., 1901-09-02
ANOTHER TYPHOID VICTIM.
Albert F. Cole, of No 800 Harrison
Street, Dead

Albert Il. Colcof No 800 Harrison street
lied carly yesterday morning Of typhoid
fever. Mr.. Cole was Il barber and i,
Gently had opened shop 1T His resi-
lence.
His death makes several that have
been caused ly typhoid fever in the lu-
rality in a short time. There & con
siderable alarm in the ncighborhood
about the prevalence of the disease anil
the cause of il is Il matter Of much
conjecture.
The sun., 1901-09-02
ing on Biaze.

ol'ilh' =. y, Sept. /. Two large oil
,', ,al,Ns near thlS place were struck by
ilgii'lllhg ana were totally drstrnvaI
one ne q them, owned by the Standard
vi company had Il capacity of 35m0
parreis ana WAS nearly full Of On ma
othrf lhhk burned was owned hv tho
National M Transit Pipe Line comn,nv
ne total loss is about $75,oOo
The sun., 1901-09-02
COMMITTEE OF NINE.
Arrangements for Opera House Mass
Meeting to be Made,

President Alfred Gnwtl,rop OF the
Citizens Organization has selected n
committee of nine men, who, with the
officers of the organization, are to ar
range for Il mass meeting to he held in
the Opera House ut an early date
The committee comprises Alfred H..
Warner, Henry G. English. John s.
RoSSell. George X. Ioffeckcr. George G..
Morton. \. :. Reed. Alfred ID. Poole.
Thomas ii. Melvin, Il. i. Shaw.
This evening the officers and the com
mittee OF nine will hold II mcctin. and
perfect arrangements for the Opera
llonSe meeting at which further organi-
zation. including II comittce OF fifty, viii
hc effected.
The sun., 1901-09-02
To Avenge Cowboys Dco,h

fnlhrle, Okla. Sept. 1.-The guard
nt the county Jail here has been treIlnd
on account of Il report that cowbo,s
ana others from the ponca Indian
reservation are coming to Guthrie to
mob Frank Ellis, Il policeman, who
Killed Farris Clayton, cowbov
Twenty men have arrived from tIln
reservation. but no demonstration has
rs yet been made.
The sun., 1901-09-02
TIE Rey. A N. Keigwin Returned.

IN" lirv. \. n. Keigwin. pastor of
West Presbyterian Church. has returned
from his vacation which was spent 1T
Lake George, Saratoga and other inter.
esting points of interest. Dr. Kegwin
conducted services Ut his church yrStrr-
day for the first time since he returned.
Communion services will be held at
West Church next Sunday ana the Lords
Supper will he celebrated in the morn
ing. Preparatory services will be held
on Wednesday and Friday.
The sun., 1901-09-02
Tug Rambler FI0ated.

The tug Rambler which recently caught
On fire and sank at the Diamond State
Steel Company's wharf was ilontrd yoS-
.erlay morning. I'll" tug Fred Jansen
pumped the water from the Rambler
litter which there was but little ironhl"
in floating her. She was towrd to the
Jackson Il Sharp Company's wharf
Captain Chester Brink, owner Of The
Rambler. will probably have the tug re-
paired ana put IN service again.
The sun., 1901-09-02
In Honor of c.n.,.,

a,',,Is.4 m"s'il,is'oh' Sept, THE war do.
parIn'ht has been Informed that H.
postal authorities have decided '.o ~
pace a portrait of General IIrn,r u, "
ilWlon' the military hero who ~,
ms llfe at San Mateo, in the pni,,n
age STAMPS. VI post
The sun., 1901-09-02
Social Club Outing,

Members of the Union Social Cluh
We're on M outing of H"aley's woods
yesterday. Those III the party were;
Dennis Gallagher. Joseph Kelley. Viii
liam RoSsitcr, Harry Beta. Thomas
llass"n, James Icban. Joseph Cannon
Thomas Npplchy, Charles ApplcbS
Thomas Farley. Miles McDrrmott. Frank
Mccoy. Robert Donovan, Dennis Haley
and William Truitt.
The sun., 1901-09-02
Prentiss' Great Record.

George Prentiss. the wci-known base
ball pitcher Of this city, now playing
with the Albany team of the New Yorl;
STATE league. recently made most re-
markahlc record. In recent game he
shut the Birmingham team ont by 4
score Of 2 to 0. without hit and with
out giving base on balls. During the
The sun., 1901-09-02
srATE OF Ono. CIIY OF TOLEDO. So.

\ CO
Lucas County, N
FRANK ]. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm Of +. J.
CHENEY q Co, doing business in the
Cityoi To|e do, County ard State afore'
.aid, and that said firm will paw the
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and everv case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by the use Of Halls
CATARRH Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day Of December,
4 ID. 1856.
A. w. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal,
md acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Send fol
testimonials, free
+. j. CHENEY e CO., Toledo, O..
Sold BY druggists. 75c.
llall' 8 Family Pills are best.
The sun., 1901-09-02
Horse EScaDed.

horse belonging 10 man from Ken
nett square. who was visiting William
Jackson of No. 5O7 Elliott avenue. broke.
loose and got out Of Mr. Jackson's stable
last night. The horse is II large brown
animal and had carriage gears on il
The sun., 1901-09-02
AthIetic Clnb Arranglng Routs.

Thc Wilmington Athletic club Il ~
ranging two bouts for September l6. he
tween Elwond McClnskcy. Of Philnd"I
pha. and Willie Fitzgerald. Of Brook,
lyn for fifteen rounds ANA kid" Decker
and Jack Astcllr, Of Philadelphia. for
ter rnnnlS.
The sun., 1901-09-02

1t is with no small degree of pleasure
mat the enlargement VI the Opera House
announces for hcNt Tuesday night what
VIII undoubtedly prove the society event
q ilie season. viz, the coming of Mr.
it"h"rt Il. Mantcll, supported by what
: reported to be the Most excellent com
lahN Of Shakespfarian artists On the
American stage in Hamlet"
The sun., 1901-09-02
Brandywine Defeated.

The Brandywinc team of this city WEI
70 New Castle on Saturday and was de
fcatcd IL an unintcreStng game by The
New aStlc team by the score of rs l.,
!. McGinir" pitched II gonu game. holding
the visitors down to four hits.
Score by Innings.
lir;ndwine. ........0 0 0 90 II 0 o. /
New Castle .........4 0 o 0093 3X-1S
The sun., 1901-09-02
Trolley Car Struck WAGON.

Car No. of the Peoples Railway Con
pany'> line. struck ana demolished !: wa
.on owned by William j. Aiillman Il
milk man ut Second and Orange streets
on saturday morning. Later Milman
borrowed a wagon AMI MS he was turning
at Front and Madison streets one of the
aNelS broke.
The sun., 1901-09-02

y play with a heart story. true to hat
lure romantic. and vet consistent. il To
be th' next attraction ut the Wilmington
Theatre. commencing Thursday. September
.. We refer to the comedy drama.
PENNSYLVANIA" which is he joint au-
lh1rship Of Danicl l.. Hart, whose PAR
ish Priest ''Mclbourns. ana .trbc
.l'cklins" have placed him in the front
raak Of drnmatiStS. ana Of g. Il. Gala
han, whose Coon Hollow" "Fogg's
Ferry" etc, have given him similar
prominence. The ncw play is founded
upon most Ingenious plot, turning upon
law peculiar to NEST mineral states. and
certainly So Ia Pennsylvania. which
makes void Il conveyance or ore unless
specified in q deed Of land.
The sun., 1901-09-02
Preached Farewell Sermon.

The Rev. Edwin Long, whose rcsigna-
tion as pastor Of Grecuhill Prcshytcr-
ian Church was accepted several months
ago. preached his farewell sermon yrstci-
day. Mr.. longs successor has not as
vet been selected.
The sun., 1901-09-02
Travel Heavy.

Travel was unusually heavy from this
city over the T., w. x B. railroad on
Saturday. Officials OF the company nc-
cnnnt for the number of persons by the
fact that today being Labor Day and 81
legal holiday many decided to spend
the time with friends out Of the city.
The sun., 1901-09-02

entire game Of nine innings but twenty
eight men faced him. But one man
rt achcd first base ANA that was on Il FUN
bile by Albany's third bascman. His
performance wHS one Of the greatest eycl.
known on Il ball field
The sun., 1901-09-02
sheridan on For Mnnii,

san Francisco, Sept. Tile trans.
port Sheridan has sailed for Manil,
VIZ y flfSc passenger list and army
supplies. l'rigadirr General Fred Grant
was among the passengers, many of
whom were SclIooltrachprs
The sun., 1901-09-02
INQUEST ON Mr.. swoyne.

a coroner's inquest was held on Sat
urday evening over the remains Of Gal
vim |. Swayne who died from iniurrS
received by the elevator at his building
falling. \ verdict of death from injllr.
les accidentally received WAS rendered.
The sun., 1901-09-02
Match Golf Game.

The first match golf game ever plnyc!
on the Wilmington Country Clubs course
will be played ut 10 o'clock this morning.
The game will be between team OF
the Country Club and one form tho
Rranlywinr Summit Golf Club.
The sun., 1901-09-02
THEATRE GOSSIP.

Manager Raylis has booked the beauti-
tul play. Human Hearts," for this
AFTERNOON and night ut the Grand Opera
House. It's coming wil he hailed with
delight by lovers Of pure, wholesome
mclndl nIn..
The sun., 1901-09-02
John Smith Irinred.

John Smitn of Eleventh ana King
streets received Il bad raceratiun in The
head last Saturday evening by stepping
off ear backward ut Third and King
streets. :.
The sun., 1901-09-02
PRNPOS AS.

PROPOSALS for Paving Streets with
Granite Blocks and Nitriiird Paving
l'lockS and furnishing all necessary
laLor and material therefore, will be IL
criyed by the Board Of Directors of tn,
Street and Sewer Department until 10 q,
o'clock \. NJ. Thursday. September 5tl
1901. Specifications may be obtained i,
HE "ilce Of the Department. Tho righ!
10 reject any and all bids is reserved
BN order of the Board OF Directors.
HARVEY j. WILEY. Secretary
The sun., 1901-09-02
Farmers to Hold rnir.

The farmers of Branlywine hundred
will hold Il fair ut Shellpot rark from
September to IA. Many entries have
already been made
The sun., 1901-09-02
Wnmt m ImiIInniinu

Columbus, O., Sept. 1.-The Ameri-
can Tin Plate company has applied 10
the United States district court here
for an injunction against the striking
employees Of their plant at Irondale, o.
The sun., 1901-09-02

The attraction at the Opera House on
"Wednesday afternoon and night will ,s,
thn familiar comedy. Alvin .InSlin.' pre-
scented with special scenery aad effects
~ y iilSt-caSS company. alvin los
LIN is one Of the few plays that has
Wlthstood the test of wears, and is rs;
popular today rs it was years ago. anl as
q financial success is one Of the greatest
ever presented to the American public.
The sun., 1901-09-02
Plenty ofRecd Birds

Reed birds were plentiful on the
marshes the last of the week. Dir. H. q;
tsnrtmnStrr, on Wednesday. got Twelve
and enc-half dozen birds.
The sun., 1901-09-02
lnlal ................, p IL
MANAlUNK.
Score by Innings.
R.H.E
Wilmington 80 oOOOoo1O-1 Fl
Mnnnynnk % 0 0 0 0 10 2

Summary Earned runs. Wilmington
/: two base hits, D0ran. Hoffman,: sac.
rifle" hts. Schultz. Barker, Johnson:
stolen base, Schultz. Barker, Nirkcls !.
strucll olt hv RurchcIl, 3: Johnson Il
base IN balls. Johnson. 8; passed balls
boritn Blackburn; double plays, Walker
to Barker. Smiley to Lillig. johnson to
Nickcls. johnson to Davis. Gormlcy H.
lillis to Nick"ls; left on bases. Viii
ningt"n. .; Manaylink. 6; time of game
1.2o; umpire. IIury; attendance. 1900.
The sun., 1901-09-02

Are really beauties, the finest ever Of
erred at this season, packed in kits Ut
81 10. We guarantee weight and
quality.
The sun., 1901-09-02
MACK EREI.

just in New Red Salmon, fiat can
extra quality i24c.