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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
At st. Louis.

st. Louis. Aug. Blast knight mad
Hucena were the only winning favorites
at Kinloch Park today. In the st. Louis
the feature event, Nose Goldblatt's en-
try. Brief and Jessie Jarboe, finished one.
two, half a length apar4 with Kitty Clyde
third, length and . half away. Weatn-
er threatening, track fast: ,,,o ..,,,o
Lady Cayuga, los (otisO. to 1. won;
Liska. 1O5 (Beauchamp), TO i, second;
Matilda. los e. DEAN, u to ], third.
dina, oui Oui. Tribes. Rose Geranium.
Sue vius Marion S. ran. - -.
Second race, six furlongs, selling-It
You Dare. 40 Il. Wright, 20 to l, wont
Croix dor. sS &C. Bonner, to l. second'
Essti ass a E os; psr ito E saara SANTA SANTA
Veptura, Parnassus ran.
Third race. steeplechase handicap, de-
clared off.
Fourth race. st; Louis Catering Com
! to /. won; Jessie Jarboe. 1903 q. Miller},
2 to L second: Kitty Clyde. 100 (Otis).
to l, third. Time. la 1-2. Found. Pros
per la Cal Peaceful ran. >
to !. won; Barklyite. 90 Moar). IS to J
second; Hainault 1o4 u. Miller),. II to s.
third. Time. 1:42 IL. Mesah Che. Lou
Hazel, illuminate. Luna Minor ran.
sixth rage mile and h half ssliing Il ssx
Cchdb co W. DohASiJs W " "N"s
Bell, ss CW. Waldo, 4 to !. second; Lin
denells 100 Hoar). II to 1, third Time,
1913. Greyforge. lie Flare, Cherished and
Kentucky Babe ran:
Seventh race, six furlongs; selling-Do-
die g., sS, CIV. Waldo, L to 1, won; Loca,
50, &c. Bonner) 20 to 1, second; Velasousz.
9S "a. w. Booker). 20 to /. third. Time,
lis. Sweet Dream, Moderator. lnvic-
tus, Little Arrow, Nellie Bawn. Lynch,
Temptress, La Rogue, and Cerro Santa
ran.
Entries for Monday.
First race six furlongs; selling-Ter-
raline, Dominate. Likeness, Miss Aubrey,
lo2; Tros, Marco Polo, Battus, Mr.. Null
key, 1O4; Blue Blaze Malaise, 107; Wine
and Song, Mission, 1o9
Second race. five furlongs; selling
Flash Of Night. Hiland. los; Kings Lady.
Warehouses, Budweiser. Burlap, Clate
Bell, Doc Wood 1oS: Agnes Mack. Now
eat, 100; Geudy. 101; Pouraoipas. 1e4.
Third race. mile and eighth. selling
Little Lois, 1O3; Grey Forge, Nettie Re
gent 1O7; Josie B.. 104; Blue Mint, 1ol ;
Terra Incognita. 115; Menace, los; Joe
Collins, 1861 Zazel. 100.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Bummer,
10000; Hilse, los; and Miss Mae Day. 80,
coupled as Elliot entry; Travers, 1o2;
Father Wsntker, 90 and Spwhalbe. 1e6.
Brigadier,, IL; Mabel Wfnn, 10S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
Birmingham, 5-5; Nashville, OIL.

Birmingham, SIS; Nashville, OIL.
Birmingham. Aug. 23.-Pitcher Wilhelm
performed the remarkable feat of pitch
ing two full games in succession this af-
tsrnoon. shutting out Nashville in one
and only allowing one run in the other.
During eighteen innings Nashville made
four hits two of which were of the sha-
diest variety. At the last of the second
game Wilhelm seemed as strong as when
he went in, and in the eighth inning
struck out the first two men up. Biz
mingham batted hard in both games and
did superb work in the field. In the first
game Nashville played beautiful ball I'M
til the sixth inning when they went to
pieces. Attendance 1000
First game: II e
Nashville ........ 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 90 /
Batteries-wilhelm and Brown; Hill and
Fisher.
Second game: H E
Birmingham ....... 131o0o00'-5 10 2
Nashville ........... 0 900 0 00-1 4
Batteries-Wilhelm and Brown; Bailey
and Fisher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
Hurtsboro Entertainment.

Hurtsboro, Aug 23.-(Special.)-O Fri
day afternoon Miss alberta Powell enter
tanned quite a number of her friends IN
honor of her guest. Miss Fannie shorter
daughter of Hon. Eli Shorter of Eufauia ::
The little folks INDUCED in all kinos OIL
games and after delicious refreshments
were served they were delightfully."- enter
tanned with music by Misses fanhle
shorter and Annie Louise Powell
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
VOTE FOR JELKS.

It will take but few minutes of
your time to go to the polls toner
row and vote for VIM. D. Jelks for
Governor. It is In the interest OF
good government and good citizen
ship to do so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
VOTE FOR JELKS.

1t will take but a few minutes OF
your time to go to the polls tomor-
row and vote for VIM. D. Jelks for
Governor. It is in the interest of
good government and good citizen
ship to do so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
YOUNG MAN SHOT.
Claud VIM Probably Fatally
wounded in OpeIika.

opelika, Aug. 23.-(SpeciaI.)-A difficulty oc-
Cured here tonight in which young man,
Claud VIM. was shot and may not recover.
Policeman Blackman attempted to arrest
party of several countrymen fer disorderly
conduct and knocked down. Deputy
Sheriff Moon, who near by. went to the
assistance of the policeman and was knocked
senseless with a brick. A pistol was dis-
charged in the melee and wlAn was shot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
Philadelphia, 9; Cincinnati, z.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 23.-The Cincinnati
team by some very bad playing in the fifth
and SIXTH allowed the Philadelphia to beat
them out. Attendance. 4.Soo. Score:
r. II. F..
Cincinnati 30 o o o o o g. ~
Philadelphia 20 o o o 5 2 o l. Is
Batteries-THielman and Bergen; Frazer and
Douglass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR STATE SENATOR.

IN response to request Of many friends, !
hereby announce that am candidate
for the State Senate from the Twenty
eighth Senatorial Districts subject to the
action OF the Democrats Of Montgomery
County at the primary on the 2otn OF
August. B. II. SCREWS.
- Ny Fellow Citisens Of Montgomery County:
! am candidate to represent this soma.
torfA District in the Senate OF the next
Legislature and ASK for your vote IN the
p JOHN W. A. SANFORD.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
ADMISSION HAS CHAMPIONSHIP
Chicks Were outclassed Yesterday.

ADMISSION. Aug 23-(SpeciaL by winning
today from the Chickasaws. the Admission team
becomes the champion amateur team of the
won four ana the Chicks have won two. Tho
Chicks today were simply outcisssed in every
particular and Admission won easily. Segars
pitcher a fAe game for Admission, while the
two pitchers of the Chicks were batter at Will
by the Admission team. Official score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
cammnz called out; hit by batted ball.

Sunmary-Earned runs-Anniston. 8; Chick
asaws. 8. Two base hits-Blankenship. Ligh-
ton e. Taylor. Three base hits-Bagby. Sac
riflce hits-Howard, Wilcox, Mitchell, Cog
burn. stolen bases-segars 2; Donneuy, q.
BIankenship. Howard. Sanford, Saurie, Yam
/. struck out-By Segars. 10; by saurie, o. by
Ford none Wild pitehes-By Saurie, l.. Hit
by pitched bAlls-BV Segars. l. Double play
came 80. UmpiFe-Riehert. Attendance,
700
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
New York, 4; st. Louis, 3.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 23.-New York won from
St. Louis sfser pitchers battle. wild
pitch and Howernan's error enabled the st.
Louis team to score twice in the 9th. At
tendance. 1900. Score: H. h Il.
81 Iovis. o o o. 9 5
New York...I o o o. " I
Batteries--currie and Rant; Taylor ana Bow
erman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24

Yesterday was a day OF surprises IN TIE
American Les que. the first one being the mag.
nihcent hall that Frank ST arks pitched against
Boston by which he put the Bean-eaters In
second place. The second surprise Of the day
was when the patched-up Baltimore agsre-
CATION hammered Piatt and Paterson all over
the lot getting 30 hits OFF them This puts
Chicago points behind Boston and ST Louis
points behind Chicago. 1t looks like the
Athletics are making a runaway race OF 1t
and that Boston and Chicago are playing the
cniid's game of clap in and clap out for sec
ond place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
Philadelphia, 12; Cleveland, 1.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23,-Moore was
batted freely. Lundblorn took his place In the
locals. Attendance. .oss. Score: r. H e.
Cleveland 30 Q ooo9 Oh & :
Observation-Disclosures Moore and Bemis:
Wilson and Scheck.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
Boston, l; st. Louis, o.

BOSTON, Aug. 23-The locals punched three
Of their six hits in the tenth and won sen.
sAtional game. Both Sparks and Powell
pitched great ball and brilliant plays by Stahl.
Parent and Wallace aided at critical points
Boston :. g 9 oo6oooo !
Bateries-sparks and Criger; Powell and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
Games Monday.

At Nashville-Memphis and Nashville.
At Birmingham-New Orleans and Biz
mingham.
At Chattanooga-Little Rock and Chat
tanooGa.
At Atlanta-Shreveport and Atlanta
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
sPARKs's GREAT GAME.
He Shuts st. Louis Out With Four
Hits
Games Yesterday.

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l; PhAsdelphia,
IL.
At Boston-St Louis. o: Boston. j.
At Baltimore-Chicago 8: Baltimore. ~
At washington-Detroit. 2; Washington. 8.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24

AGENCY OF L. E. HAYS & CO.,
Tailors, Cincinnati, o.
Suits made to measure and salts
faction guaranteed.
w. NJ. Gilkey, Agent,
ia Dexter Avenue,
Montgomery, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
Baltimore, ID; Chicago, 8.

BALTIMORE Aug. 23-The Baltimores
batted the Champions pitchers all over the en-
closure today. wiltse's home run with the
was two safe hits by Mcfarland in one in
ming Attendance. 2,3s7, Score; H
ehicaSo .. 30 40 o s e 8
Baterfss-Butfer. Katoll. Smith and Robin
son; Paterson. Piatt and Z. Mcfarland
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
lean After-Lifetime Expectation Of
Life.)

One can see here first of all, that the
chances of life at the moment of birth
have increased by four years in half
century; but this augmentation is not
maintained at more advanced ages, and
ages OF life.
The following table clearly shows the
cause of this difference.
Mean annual Mortality per ThDus-
and Living EnoHand and Wales
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
SPECIAL NOTICES..
FUNERAL NOTICE.

UTEFHENs-The friends and aeduaintancss
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Stephens, Miss Ella
and Eliza. are requested to attend the
funeral of their daughter, Miss Lille
Stephens. at their residence, No ~
Highland Avenue. Highland Park. at
o'clock this morning. Rev. DR.. Andrews
officiating.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
B~ooklvn. g: Pittsburg. 8.

PITrsBURG, Aug. 23-Leever was hit hard
and especially in the third inning when foSr
three baggers and one single neted four earned
runs Pittsburg came near winning out in
the ninth. Attendance. AGO. Score:
r. H. e.
Pittsburs 40 o o 2 8 o s. 8 "
BrooJxlyp 30 o 4 o o 8 o I-s is 8
Battsr4es-Leever ana thinner; Hishes and
Wall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
League Standing.
Games Yesterday.

At Birmingham-First game Nashville.
o; Birmingham. 5; second game, Nash
willie, /; Birmingham. 5.
At New Orleans-Sh !; New
Orleans. 8.
At Memphis-Little Rock. 1; Memphis, s.
At Chattanooga-Atlanta 10; Chatta-
nooza o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
Washington. 6: Detroit, Q.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2a-Today's game was
a pitchers battle for eight innings. in which
Patten was the victor. Mccarthy, however,
hits allowed Washington to win. Attendance'
q 8e5. Score: X n
Detroit 80 o l o - Q 2
Batteries-Patten and Drill; MCCARTHY and
MeAllister.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24

Ensley Lost on Errors.
New Decatur, Aug. 23.-(SpeciaD-The
fourth game between New Decatur ana
Ensley was won today easily BY the homo
team Ensley lost the game on errors.
The features Of the game were the field
ms ~ Wallace, home run by Glennon
and a double play by Sorber to Hendrix
all of the home team. Score:
Newd Deoatu.. .r........ 3s10loA0.@S
Eneley ,.,.............. 0oO i y
Batteries-sawyer and saailaxd; Cope
land and Street Umpire. dadlaSher; at
tendance four hundred and fifty. The
homo club leaves for Ensley tomorrow
where they will play three games.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
Games Monday.

At Observation-Disclosures and Philadslphia
At Baltimore-Chicago and Baltimore.
At Boston-St. Louis and Boston.
At Washtngton-Detroit and Warrington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
REMARKABLE PITCHING
WILHELM BEATS NASHVILLE
DOUBLE HEADER.

Nashville Gets Hits in 10 Innings,
Wilhelm Shutting Them Out in
First Game with one Hit and
8 Hits and a Run in Second.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
TROY WON THE LAST.

Only Scored in One Inning, But That
Was Enough to Win the Game.
Troy won the last game Of the series yes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
HITTING ALL AROUND.

Games Yesterday.
At Pittsburg-Brooklyn, o; Pfttsburg, 3.
At Chicago-Boston, 8; Chicago. "a.
At Observation-Disclosures 9; Cincinnati 7.
At St I,ouis-New York. 4; st. Louis, 8.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24

good many children are like the duck
whose mother. a hen. sits on the bank
and scolds becauGs-1t swlrnS,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
Memphis. 8: Little Rock, /.

Memphis, Aug. 3.-Breitenstein pitched
clever ball today and the locals defeated
Little Rock with comparative ease.
Lynch, Gilbert and Delehanty were put
out Of the game after g wordy war with
Umpire Kelly over a close decision at the
men taken from the grounds. Attendance
1000 H e
Memphis ........... 2s0OO102.S 4
Little Rock ....... 000 001 OIL Z z
Observation-Disclosures and Accorsini;
Allemang and Lynch and Murphy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24

Games Monday.
AZ Pittsburg-Nsw York and Pittsburg.
AZ Chicago-Boston and Chicago.
AZ Cineinnati-Phiadelphia and CINCINNATI
Only one game Is played in the Nalonai
Ieasus today-New York at St Louis. There
win be no game at Pittsburg Monday, Boston
opening there Tuesday. There will be no game
at 81. Louis Monday. Philadelphia opening
there Tuesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
Chicago. IA: Boston, 5.

Chicago, IA; Boston, ..
CHICAGO. Aug 23.-For four innings Willis
was an enigma After that time the locals hit
him TO afI corners Of the ground and won as
they pleased Attendance. 5000. Score:
r. H. E.
Chicago 800 8 o2 ia 20 5
Boston .......,.o I ! o O. 3 10 2
Batteries-Menefes and King: VIRUS and
KfttredRe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
Ensley Lost on Errors.

Batteries-Henley and Huripurt; Bren-
non. Bruner and Roth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
NOT TOO EARLY.

Fall 6 its overhauled Before the
Rush by Hollis Dye Works.
We are always crowded by the first cool
spell so now is a good time to send in
heavy clothing to be finished before the
rush and then delivered whenever wanted.
Telephone 432 for wagon. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
New Orleans, s; Shreveport, /.

New Orleans. Aug. 23.-Skopec yielded
five hits in two innings and New Orleans
got a lead. Fisher pitched the rest of
the game and shut out the Pelicans with
the aid of sensational fielding. A catch by
Mcfarland in left and a throw to the
plate for a double play was a feature.
Adams pitched a. steady game and the
addition To- the thousand dollars offered
the MANAGEMENT the Rooters' Club pro-
poses to donate five hundred more in case
the championship is won r H Z
Shreveport .......... o o 90 o. 9
New Orleans. .... l 20 0 0 0 0 0 0-8 10 2
Batteries-Skopec, Fisher and Lerman
and Mcclure; Adams and Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24

Romance: something to make people
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
THE NEWS OF THE
SPORTING WORLD
by rSnAsR X
Games Monday,

At st. Louis-New York and ST. Louis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
Atlanta, 10; Chattanooga, o.

48CAUEAAGeSD AO1 O3kUVIos1AVO6U1 "
Atlanta. Aug. z3.-Hard hitting in the
first inning won for Atlanta today, Bren-
nan being knocked out of the box early
In the game. Bruner pitched a star game
the last five inings. allowing but two
hits. Henley pitched we'll and kept the
hits we'll scattered. Chattanooga fielding
was ragged while Atlanta played great
ball, Busch especially playing superbly.
Attendance 900. RH K
~ O 0 0 o o 0 0 90 8 Z
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24

1.-The imperial maritime customs give
81, Ss2, 55l as the exports from China to
the United Stakes In 1901. but the Consul
General says the invoices filed in his con-
sulate alone are 50, 1921, and he estimates
not less than $7,5O0.QO0 (they were $780,
900 in 1900. or in all. $16666,267. Chinese
bookkeeping Ii evidently not very accur-
ate The principal items Of the exports
from SHANGHAI to the United States were:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-24
Men and Women Of All Ages,
CAN CURE YOU!

all of life there
the speciality he has
which could never
ability special line special
to phys
condition
specialist
The evening world., 1902-04-12

LAST INDOOR MEET TONIGHT
Many Entries for ~. G-"rR~ =. 60
Eighth Regiment Games.

Three hundred and th.-iy-nyc entries
have been received far the games Il =
Georges Athletic club and company q
a. the Eighth Regimen; Armry to-
night.
The principa. features viii be relay
race, In which teams from .iN of th,
leading athletic clubs viii start. AMI q
National Guard wall scaling Hhlm-
pionship for teams %. eight men Lieut.
Vanderbilts crack omptuy ~ tue
Twelfth Regiment Nil meet company
b and COMPANY u % tho seventy first.
and Company g. ~ -ho Eighth
There ue nine other eyrHf- Many
prominent athletes VIII tnnF,t.
The evening world., 1902-04-12
AGAINST SPYING TlPSTERS
Trniners want "Turi bureau" Rep
resentatives HAIRED from Tracks.

Alleged tipsiers and rapr, sentative. ~
"tntf Information Hurcau- Ell saartE
be compelled 10 get thor knpHleirr -
training gallops By means other than
those they have been used Co. Tnr
trainers ut the local tracks are up .r
arms against them ana will ask the
oekey Club TO order the "Splr- barrri
rom the tracks during ".orkou.
hours.
u u Impossible now. trainers say, 10
49rk anything sithout the performance
49, 6nly noted.
The evening world., 1902-04-12
HUDSON RIVER Y. C. BEGINS.

Tho Hudson Rlv"r Yacht Cllh, one ~
the meet popular clubs ~ rS KIND 10
iH.s vicinity. viii open tHo season to-
morrow I' ;s 'ur hpu- az 'u' foot n'
""' Slu'5 sy''nl -.r"'t Win 'HH
u-Itl festivities Tho r1mml'io. IN
HIrsg Us " II R,uh1!s uhI rmau.
iynmH, H1U AMI William n Dputld-
son
The evening world., 1902-04-12
LATHAM BEATS BROWNE.
Winner Il Racquet. Champion "f
III. world.

LONDON. April .. T1e SECOND fa.
two matches. for go" .iI, and -so
professional racquet champions H ."-
tween Peter Latham and Ttarrt
Browne, took place t"-tav rH'
Princes club mere. and -r~l,"l
victory for Latham pv i-I Wha -.sz
retains the chlmp.nHshI ~ ~. world
At tae hrs' game played go .a"
Queens CLUB London. Apr. H. .rsu
defeated Browne bN 80
The evening world., 1902-04-12
HIMSELF WINS
THE FOURTH RACE.
AND DECAMER0N TAKES THE
THIRD EVENT.
Gould Firsf III Opener hiG crowd
az Inst DAY Of BenninEs
Racing.


BENStSGS RACE TRN'h. Apr
f,-Thc record crowd Of the meeting
-, ,- ,,,c.,,pr. Al tho ,n.,rs. tIu.
Pu' '' -.
aiteiho'" ~ va '''''''''
oias'' o"'ni d'''S man nv '''" =.
OF note. Tie grand stand vas rs'w.i'i
a. !, n,a ,i, nsIer ose' s ",.,',v - ~ '',', 49,, "
bid farewell To the thorouFabreis The
ssoNth IN PoP"'''l'S "t '"'"'E '' ms
city has been wonderful
Tho ve,.bc- WIS ,,.,t s,- r,..i,,., r,,--
80. ,,d ,b,, ,,.., a.. - 49,.
49, 80 " ~ ~
nature OF me ,oil would furnish I'a'
card had a. a feature th' second fiH
hlns OF the Bennhss sprinE Handicap
anu Two races atf"sS ,t'NH
60 F!hsI hA'E
mai. ssi a half
s,,-.r, ~,,. ., u.f,F. -.
ooaIi. is, naa, =.
waf,r Aisne. I.s, X rtrlBr q
chsyai dof IL. sars
J. \. Warner Ia ra-s,n, 3. FeI a.
klondyts IL. 10 ? He,iet r'u
start fAir Won '.sil IH''
Tankard made the running followed
By Gould and j. \ Warner kludN k-
feIl NJ the second lump and ,'h,yaI 4. or
fell at the third iump II m, fourth
iumn i A Warner f,W and fni. I,f
Tant "a and 1;,ufJ f,r tr fr1ut q, ans.
out alone. In the run hum, could dr. "
away and won easily hy four lcnE'hs
from Tankard. who was thirs lengths
The evening world., 1902-04-12

Nr Ross ps.i Mr Pslmunt $50, f5r
tnc iInstuEl yolngster and. II good
Judges are not wrong. he has secured
= bargain. Mr. Belmont announced that
all his horses AZ this track were for sale.
The evening world., 1902-04-12
The uniting order.

Got bargain 70 oncr7 Don't hide
AZ Let everybody know 1t through
Ihe World.
The evening world., 1902-04-12
GIANTS BEAIC. NEW YORK


htuJ 4su ls k,H.al uaf, mu--
Hi thr" lp ta' pat, which ..
.'asi p, tH go r fa.rI Nl..-.r
e1ui'u hold - nipu tEru. 10. MsIfs s.
hIi SO ih' pi' Art NHr ..'' L. a,u.tut
SCORED 600 tu. t|Ht#
\ Will pi'HH l'' both Y.nu lnI
MAJ move %, luI N,t-.r -.ar..i ., .fa,.
tl'iHri.h- ~ TtFH.d Jackson. as puu. -
H.l Z" Gordon s,-Ni.i u Mathew W-su q
Nl.sH when Doe iu"d o. run A,m. THr,-
LAUDER handled Heinrich sre4na,r
nle,iy Wheeler ami ,!uItH V.r. fooled
HN MatiE curves 81 runs
Third Inuina.
our w.ie ones sa, I.nrs Ht, .t..
aud Wild UtHa mat,I MN $50 t#.
'ih'r Lauder lined 600. 4tu rarl.s. -
Hili- H1d the HHlI,s. as. atspp.I uH
'''si. making q inupI. pts tar Ipn.r
EuI started 'Hr thiri btth. hot liner
:" ."'' guuDI HIM e stst smith
20 .'r o. snri fnr 80 capt lack sf
N't.r MaftN had struck oug K.,Esr
AMI Rob rf- with seven pitched ruI's
: SHI Eru .,ut'i 900 uu" ...uiiHg 80
rIsHt u''l 'tr enough AWAY Go -a' 100
u,sss THE n".E.,u tHHr.l when
Gn.i.srE drove , pretty boss % r,u'f-
Smith 'II'3 fH" Im'u. 20. throwing
tipHlnn out ON, ran
The evening world., 1902-04-12

Hurtls Handicap '.r f1l.-fs'- Is ans 10
mile aHi a half
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-21
FUNERAL DELAYED
THREE HOURS.
Driver of the Hearse Said to Have Become
Lost Near Lake.

and filed the villagers with wonder
and awe.
Later, II was found out that the
woman had died in Cuyahoga Falls,
and was being taken to near Green
town for burial. The undertaken and
IA party of friends of the deceased
made the trip from the Falls to Gren-
town by train. They reached the
place Of burial, but the hearse had
not arrived. All were annoyed by the
delay, but their annoyance gave way
to fear that something serious had
happened. when two hours had gone
by and still the heurse was not In
sight. The driver was three hours
late, ana those in waiting were very
critical in their discussion when he
did arrive. o.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-21
LEG BROKEN.
The Result OF a Fall From a Tia,
Nov.
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondcnce.)
Sherman, Jan. 20.-Only few inches
of snow and sleighing would be first
class.
Some of the residents of this place
would like ifsthe Barberton telephone
line would be extended to this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jud Conrad entertain
esl Mr.. Conrad's parents, of Doyles-
town, yesterday.
Mrs. Charley Myers was in Akron
yesterday, visiting her father, who is
sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lee and Mas
ter Wade Miller, of Seville, visited ut
Mart Miller's, Sunday.
The following named persons were
visitors at Fred Swans during the
past ten days: Mrs. w. w. Pearce
and Adam Swain, of Akron; Mr.. JOS
enh Miller, of Loyal Oak; Mr.. Jacob
Swain and DR.. and Mrs. Burgett, OF
Wndsworth; Mr.. Henry Daily, Of Man.
chester; Mr.. A. Fisher, Mrs. John
Buck, Mrs. V. McCormish and Mi.
and Mrs. Will Miller. of Doylestown.
Perry Ware, of Krumroy a former
resident of this locality. held a public
sale Saturday. In the spring he will
move onto the Henry Whitman farm,
near his fathers farm.
Mr.. Norman Ware, of Johnson, fell
from hay NOW, breaking one of his
legs. Not long ago Mr.. Ware was
stricken with paralysis.
Ezra Price has hired out for the
coming summer to Geo. Helmick, of
Deckertown.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-21

A rather weird story has come In
from Lake, and IN corroborated by
adviccs from Cuyaloga Falls. The
narrator goes on to say that one
day last week "a man claiming to he
from Cuyahoga Falls drove into the
nelghborhood Of Lake on n hcarsc, In
which was casket containing tho
body Of woman. 10 all appearances,
the driver had lost his way He In,
qulred OF the farmers along the
road the way 10 II certain
church, near Groentown, where the
funeral services were TO be held. He
was told, but evidently got mixed up
again over the route, for he stopped
several times along the way. II was
II peculiar prodicament for the driver