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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-01-18

For the week corresponding WIN Clls
IN 1871 the paragraphs below comprise
in part items Of occurrence then new:
Jacob Fresh, Of Lonaconing, bought the
farm Of Jacob OTTO. m tins now Garrett
county. for $500.
r Blair McCuIIqh was appointed mail
MESSENGER on the e.. ami P. R. January Ii,
ISL
The JOURNAL tells Qf \ Ball and Refresh
ments with the Refreshments Left out. Is
follows
\ party Of gentlemen projected ami held
4 ball III town Tuesday evening. II the pro-
Lramme u which WAS the interesting item
ri refreshments The party was heid lnd
for awhile rerp>ichore presided supreme.
The prospects Df wine AMI cake auded yum
-u the detachable exercise. However,
Before morn with ROSY fingers
Unbarre,i the gates Of lignt
willing feet. erewhlle - pleasantly threading
the intricate mazes Of the Iiddv dance softly
bent their way 70 tie InJe-rOom. when. 10 .
someone lau been there before. The
sparkling VINE had evapOrated ami rhe
luscious AXE gone where the voodblne
Jwlneth. etc.
over l5s million tons Ot coal We're shipped
turing ISL frum what was then ienomi-
narel by the JurRN>L the Fro-tburg Goai
Region.
The family Dt William Fuzenbaker 1n-
raInei yer,iict If $3.50 against rhe Cum
bertrand and Pennsylvania railroad COM
panv, indemnity Tor the killing of Mr. f. 4
brakeman. II the Fru>Jburg station nv 4
locomotive boiler explosion March ii, 1870.
Joseph Jandorf vas one Of the Iurvmen.
The grand Jury found fault with the coun-
~ commissioners methods NJ ioing bust
ness The Ieyies for roads and bridges.
though ar-p were deemed necessary.
The great Wharton poison r;ise, IN trial At
Annapolis. was drawing 10 a close. concern
ing which rhe JoURNNL SAID -rhe jury will
doubtless ind il quite easy 70 acqult The
prrsoner II mUrier l. MANY have ureadv
cleared chemistry nj = scientific character
TUESDAY. January 49, ISL. n II. NiCha-i s
church. nv Rev. Y r ~chmiyt, Miss Mary
,oulehan. 1f Boston mines vas married 70
Mr.. John DoAahoe Of Frosrhurg.
TUESDAY. January III, ISL Mr.. Caroline
R-all. wife II Capt. Nelson Beail. iie,i. age't
u-artv ~ years .ady noted for abound
fngrharirv- and ministry 70 the suffering
The funeral was heId from the VI. E. Church,
ar IN the words Of rhe Journal Al the time.
her remains we're taken 70 the grave from
he midst of A sorroEing community.
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Died

At her home, Homecoming, Md, We'd
nesday, January s, 1902, Mrs. Frederika
Echhorn, wife of August Eichhorn sr
aged Il years, 8 months and ~ days.
Mrs. f. was born and married in Ger
many, came with her husband to this
country in 1852, lived % years i'll this
place and in 1874 removed to Lonacon-
ing. OF her nine surviving children two
reside in Frostburg-Mrs. Henry n.
Schneider and August Eichhorn, jr. 4
faithful wife and good mother, though
gone before, her place in the affections
of her husband and children will abide
in lifelong perpetuity. The funeral was
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Personal.

Thornton Cooper is spending Il week
in Baltimore.
Joe Lindauer, one of the towns lead
ing clothiers, is III Baltimore this week
on business visit
r. P. Mason, of Washington, d. c.,
sent r. Mason Hill this week "a pen
sketch of Admiral Schley. 1t is r.
p own work and a good job.
William A. Shaffer, accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. Louisa Shaffer, re-
turned home Wednesday from a tour of
ten days including Latrobe, Jeanette
and Pittsburg, Pa. Mrs. S. had been
summoned to Latrobe by intelligence of
the critical illness of her sister, Miss
Amanda Kemmerer, well known in this
vicinity. Miss X. is still very ill.
Miss Katie Wehner left Thursday
morning to attend school in Baltimore,
and will make her home while there
with her sister, Mrs. Norris f. Wetmore
Wade Polling was in town Monday
evening in the interest of the Frederick
music store, Cumberland
J. B. Shannon spent few days in
Annapolis this week.
Miss Eleanor Beall is among Balti-
more friends.
Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Haverstick, and
Rev. J. w. Mott, of Mt. Savage, spent
Tuesday afternoon among Piedmont
friends.
y sleighing party comprising Misses
Alkaline Lickliter. Della Brown. Arminta
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20 Thou Invisible Shirt of Mine,


Of
of the day the New Year..
They will
of in
Uttered world. This the JOURNAL uOt% n FIJI
of
this comm
Hlusat with JeanP
nhe Price Crscup crlny
o Poets a new tn authorO Of
Tu,,ers W
OF wlerr
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-01-18
TOWN ANDVICINITY.
Social,

Miss Sadie TWIN entertained some
friends at an art social at her home,
Mechanic street, Wednesday evening, i'll
honor of Miss Ada Deetz, of Cumber-
land. The prize was won by Miss
Corinne Mealing.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-01-18
Business Movements.

Hop Lee, lately of Piedmont w. Va,
has opened laundry i'll the Eleanor
building. Hop has already imbibed
some good American ideas of stationery.
If he keeps on he will soon learn that
only old fogies fail to hang out their
signs in the newspapers.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-01-18

VIZ and WISDOM nave Won nm al FNr nONOr7 WN0N
that realm contribute. That he i something
however than "a prince Of good fellow proved by the
present book, which Is indeed masterpiece of it, kind
In stanzas that while differing slightly in form produce
the c~rhec effect the quatrains of Omar vic
tim Of dp~omania l. represented a. addressing the in
visible -pirt Of wine that has and needs other
than devil
The moods in which his apostrophcs cvpr~se are
many and those which in nature possess
the drunkar But through all the as through
the justH,atons Of tpsy man, runs un'ertonr Of
confession where weak resolve and shameful surrender
contend for mastery.
30 Alcbiades' devil Of sensual appetite and selfish
ambition fought against the good "drmon' that made
the part Of his long for the pure life and
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sold.

1t = rumured chat the Hotel Gladstone
mas been sold 70 Marx Wineland for
s23. 100, the LATTER having purchaser in
the Electric Railway company.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-01-18

At the bank elections leId Tuesday
the pId boards II directors una officers
We're retained. So advertisements II
fourth page.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-01-18

w '1iN i'lOllN.
In the Circuit Court for Allcrnny County.
WilhoIninn IIolc Albert IIonrigha,rs and
Minnie lIumriphaus, ms wife. Plaintiffs
Albert " IIumriphnus, Ruth I lIomiglmus
and Esther r. llomriehaus ufunts De.
PENDANTS
1--WE object Of this suit is tr pror,r,.a ,l,.
cree for the sale of certain real estate it.
untCd IN lrosthurg. AIletnnv county Mary
land aud Investment of the prucrcds thereof
for the benefit Of the PERSONS entitled thereto
under the sanction uf the Court
rhc Ill states that Albert IIullr ST.. dr
parted this life about the wear 1881 -ril"l
and possessed of certain rcal estate situated ~
frusthurg, known ~ lot No uf tru-t.4
Fourth Addition TO the town Of Frusthur,
that said Albert IIullc 81 left n will which
WIS duly admitted tr probate i'm the Orphans
Court for Nllrgnuv county and is now Of
record ~ the office of the Register Of wills
for said county. that suid NIhcrt Ilullr ST.
left - widow, Wihcluiun Ilrllr and two.
children. nnncly Nunic IIomrirhnrl- I'm.
tcrluarricd with Albert ltnruriphnus md
Albert lloIlC Jr, who was never married
and who died about the year 800. that the
three defendants unucI, 10 wit Albert II
llrmrghnus Ruth + lIomrghaus aud
Esther j. llOmriPhnus all infants under the
ngc OF twcnty-ono years, non residents Of this
state md residents NJ WASHINGTON fiiv i'm
the District If Columbia are the only ,lil
dron "f said Albert md Minnie lIomrrhaus
The Bill chnrgcs that under tho said win Of
Albert HOLE. Sr his widow thcsnid Wilhc
NINA HOLE, j. entitled To- life estate i'm said
rrnI estate. and That said Minnie Irniurirhni-
is entitled tor fee simple estate therein dofra
SIbIp itpbn the huIprUtup Of tho rant incomes,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-01-18

taken employment with j. \. Haver-
stick. plumber, and word comes to the
JOURNAL that he Is a irstolaas workman.
Religious
Subject u sermon at IT. Paul's Luth-
cram church at l0I. o'clock a. NJ. TO-
morrow Sunday The Bruised Reed
and the smoking Flax sunday school
at p. IL. Catechetlcal Class at !. p.
H.. and al p. N. Il sermon by Rev.
I. T Waterman, representing the
Mary land Bible SOclety-a former pas
tor ot the FrOstburg VI. {. Church,
PRAYER meeting every Wednesday even
M IT clock. ami CaTechetical Class
-verv saturday afternoon 1t , O. clock.
Services at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow sunday morning 1T lOl p.
O'Clock ana evening at :. Morning sub-
iect-' Reward 4 Motive 70 Faithful
ness evening-"For N Against Christ
Which - Special music 1T both ser
vices. sunday school at D. IL. and
Junior O. E. at g., p. II. Prayer meet
mg Wednesday evening at ,, ana Y.
P :. G.. E. FRIDAY evening 1T same
hour The Junior Christian Endeavor-
arS will hold an ART Gallery social Fri.
tav evening, January 81,
Jubilee services will ~ held N the VI.
E. Church tomorrow Sunday. There
viii be three services. Rev I. T.
Waterman. D. D.. will preach at lO', a.
NJ, Rev ". I. McKenney, D. D., 1T ;
p. H.. ana Rev n. ;. France D. D.. AT
: .. III. Special music by the choir ana
the Mountain City Orchestra. This
Jubilee l. being held m acrount If the
liquidation II the ieht IN he parsonage.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-01-18

Rev. + w. Iinging, pastor Of rhe Bedford
street, II. +. Church, Cumberland. Md.
SAYS II affords me great pleasure 10 re-
commend Ihamherlain 'oliC Cholera and
DiarrhmI Remedy / have USED L and know
others who have never known II 70 fail
For sale by he q. z. PEAEcE DEr,; Co
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-01-18

Johns. Jane Rees. Clara Wahl, Lolita
Meager AdelIne Boucher and Mrs. J. R.
Brown. came over " Wednesday from Sails
bury, Pa. and spent the day with the
family Of W \. GiutteIty.
Charles H. Willis. If Baltimore, has
taken employment with J. \. Haver-
stick. plumber, and word comes to the
JOCRN AL that he Is a irstolaAs workman.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-01-18
New Business Locals.

some Ume tgO nv laughter caught 4
severe cold. She complained NJ pains IN her
chest and had a nad cough ! gave her
chamberlain Cough Rrmriv according ~
directions ami IN rwo tav- she was we'll and
ihle 70 20 70 school. have uSeti thus rem
civ IN my family for the past seven wears
and have never known i 70 fail saws
James Prendeergasr merchant. Anuota BAY
Jamaica, Vest India Islands The pains n
The chest indicated an approaching attack Df
pneumonia, which n This instance was m
.iOubre-ilv war'ird off nv chamberlain s
Cough Rrmettv- II oOUuferacr~ lnv rem
iency NJ rold -oward pneumonia. For
sale BY The g. +. PEARCE DRr5 TO-
Recovered speech and Hearing
At-Ssrs. EIT I}Ro-. II commenced using
rour '-pHm Balm about rwo wears t.n for
..Itarrl. Ny voice vas somewhat rhIcl< and
nv hearing vas mil Ny lrariu. has berA
fully restOred and my speech has h.-,nme
luite clear. I am a teacher IN Dur town
l.. ~. BRnwN. Granger 3D.
No Comment j. uet-irti. Trial size To- CENTS.
Full size a cents. Ask vOur druggists We
mail Z. EIF BEos .6 Warren ,rre,r New
iOrS.
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Legal Notices
Order Of Publication

w. 32lS Equity
In the Circuit Court for Allcrnny Cuuutv.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-01-18
Thirty Y ears Ago.

For the week corresponding with this
IN 1871 the paragraphs below comprise
i'll part items Of occurrence then new:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-01-18

Joseph Bear. chief Of Fire Depart
ment No. i. has announced the following
appointments for the current year:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-01-18

Albert " Il"mriehnus Ruth I lIonnirnnus
and Esther Y. llomriehnus jnruts De.
PENDANTS
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8H g1xss sasslg AassalS WirJabos. uto an0ere
&ittna etfs l1t saieH
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5 3 Banfs on bic Reparatur elmer Bride
IN gSarreu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 90
gem sllbangb, Daubpls fir cine Yride in
!, asarren ~. .,-................. s1 90
aSrousbt Sron Brib9e Co.. 18xl4 @pan.
1, ming ..,............:... 1888 70
Gbanilee in Wapne Tp.......... Is 90
Sobn Stetubaugb u Sobu Sdbnbe fir
OeIdn9ene ..s.....-. ................ / 20
3ellner Co.. Wtateraltea fur oas Gonrt-
Sames gOnsletpn, geien fur bas Court. =
gdiiu Gis 60 sis fir bas gDnrtbaus s 81
Sight, peat u pomer Co., 0as uno Sicbt
az t,s Seurtbars .......... 80 g3
fir hie Sail tl..........s...8...... g45a
Gaft Ohio 0as Co., Wbhren uub NnIaoe
tiir Gonrtbaus nnD Sail . ~ 74s "a
Shorp Hrotbers Heparatursn I'M Gpurr- 81
Gbarp BrptberS, Gcbranben &C. fir
etne Bride IN GaIem Ip...... AZ 90
Wngles Sole Co., wsattriaI fir Goumtp
aDabe Co., Material fir Gountp
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n Z 1esulooIll, es.uo., YoIi9eto: .s. 20 OF
ante 800 II IS
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2D S1mab, xbeilsabIung fir Gtein.
arbeit Gn elmer Brlde IN Galem 5p :. so 90
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SranfIim 3p. ........s............... 100 90
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9pper .Ep. .-.... ......... ......., 30 76
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Bride in SSairfielb lp. .........4... ~ As
George @elgaub GbeIlaublnng fir Stein.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-29
BOSTON. :: BALTLMoRE. ;:


.ooT11 o111-3 :
21o- Q I
atty and Robinson
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-29

SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The packers made q good start yestsr-
day fcr the 1rst day q the week The
cattle buyers we're also OF hand. but they
cid not get chance 10 buy very many
good cattle.
Joh1 Garrett. hos buyer for Armour.
spent sunday n Kansas City with his
family. but he vas back buying hogs in
the afternoon yesterday
Superintendent OF the Stockyards W r.
Dula1ey has not forgotten how 20 ride
on horseback since he lost old Ken
tuck. he now rides his three-y ear-old
+ Z. Russell colt. That colt is q fine
one. but he cuts some didos that would
scare less expert horsenan than Mr.
Workmen were putting up the steel
bridge u the new DOid packing house
yesterday 20 connect the hog house and
the big cooler
The bricklavers viii commence on the
new beef house AZ D0ld s today. There
will be a force Of men employed large
enough TO finish the brick and stone work
in two weeks. Il they can he secured.
Burt DVerteu. Of Topeka has placed the
electric motor in Dold s machine shop.
and the machinery vas kept In motion by
T. Yesterday Il worked Ike a charm.
M Overro7 saws there viii not be anv
power wasted at DoIds with shafts and
belts The whole plant VIII be operated
with electricity
John Rathman- the expert sausage
maker at DoIds spent sunday az his
farm. near Bell Plain His farm is in
the best wheat section Of sumner county,
-
Of Kansas. John says X is his honest
Judgment that The wheat IS not as good
a. 81 was AZ This time last year.
n eaton. Of Psabodv. had a car load
o. hogs on sale yesterday. and he topped
the market M Cation SAYS Wichita is
the natural ard convenient market for ali
rra hogs raised around PEABODY, ard he
intends - ship here as long as he can
dc as wei here a. III other markets He
was satisfied with his sale Yesterday.
Adam Humbaler u Mulvale, IS one
OF the shippers who stays by thu Wichita
market He consigned q mixed load Of
hogs and cattle YESTERDAY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Were Fair for a
Monday,
MARKET WAS 5 HIGHER
Cattle Supply Was Light
Market Steady,

The receipts Of hogs yesterday were
fully as large as was expected for Mon
day. Cudahy and Armour were or the
market for all the hogs in sight and the
supply vas soon disposed Of The market
was i've cents higher than the close last
Saturday. The buyers took all the hogs
offered while claiming that they expected
cheaper hogs IN the near future Chicago
and Kansas City are expecting increased
receipts this week and il is claimed that
VIII mean lower prices. IT some times.
however, happens that the expectations
OF the packers are not realized and that
might possibly be the case IN regard 70
the big receipts and lower prices There
we're no fancy heavy weight hogs on the
market yesterday. but there were some
very good medium heavy weights which
brought F.05, the top price for the day
Mixed packers brought $3.50 and $3.50 but
some q the car loads contained q large
Per cent Of rather common light hogs.
while showing d pretty good top. The
buyers are not baking any loud complaints
about the hight receipts but they seem %
be ready 70 take all the hogs offered. IN
addition 20 Cudahy and Armour California
has an order for hogs. The shippers gen
orally admit that they are getting as
much net cash for their hogs on this mar
ket as they could realize by sending them
70 any other market Wichita Kansas
City and California packers are all com
peting for hogs on this market and It IS
pretty SAFE 70 sa What good hogs VIII
bring their tLl Tslus here
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-29
.ICAGO O.
49, Leaoue enc.

Bztte-iss-Platt. Kstou and Suriva.
Tavlor and BeDis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-29
MUNYO N'SWiTCH HAZEL SOAP
KEGS LAZY and Baby
Sweet as Roses.

Sc s0G7. 80; poor 10 medium. s47596 80;
stOckers and feeders s2-5e15-Z5- cows. Sl-43
q6-0o; heifers. S250d6.15: Gamers, s.. q
81; bulls, S-50Q5-54; calves. S2116-po'
/ Texas fed steers. 35-5G06.5g. western steers
hay fed S5.5NI525.
Hog-ReceiDts today 5000: tomorrow.
-0e0H, left over -5.o1. Market strong 70
sc higher. Mixed and butchers, S5s4g
1-27ie; good u choice heavy. $40 70
rough heavy. S5.e3G7I5. light. g5-79z6-S :
bulk % sales S6.S5G7.15.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; sheep. slow;
lambs SLOW. Good 10 choice wetheTs $40
Q5-00, fair 10 choice mixed S4-75t15. 20. west
ern sheep. s47506.0e. native lambs s475d
6.65. western lambs s5-254e-65-
Official receipts and shipments for sat
urday: Receipts; Cattle, 26+, hogs, 1888;
sheep. 105s; shipments. Cattle 81; hogs,
2,2S6; sheep, 6s5-
Kansas City.
Kansas City. April 2s.-Cattie-Receipt
400 natives. 500 Texans, zoo calves. Mar
ket steady Choice export and dressed
beef steers. 6.60G7.I0, fair 20 good $3.50
eru fed steers Ay.e1f6.50; Texas and Indian
steers. &.15d600. Texas COWS, s3-5eG5. %;
native cows. s3.50q5-25; native heifers. $40
go; Gamers. s2-5oQ3.50; bulls. SS-5og5.-S;
calves. S450G6o0.
Hog-Recsipts 400: market SC higher.
Top S7.55. bulk OF sales s6-90G1.25; heavy.
S7-209 IS; mixed packers. 5000 %; light,
s565d715, pigs, S615g6.65.
shade lower; native lambs. s6.s0l17-00; west
er1 lambs. ts.z1ff7.00: native Wethers $50
@ 70; western vethers s565d5.s5; ewes, s.
G5.50. Texas clipped yearlings. s6.o0Q6.29.
Texas clipped sheep S5.ood5.65; stockers
and feeders S3.00G5.o9
ST. Louis.
St. Louis. April 2s.-CatrIe-Receip .
COO. including 1870 Texans. Market
steady. Beef steers, a e5fr7 70; stockers
and feeders, s.. sod4. s.: COWS and heifers,
s. SdS 3; Texas steers, grassers. s.. 40
40; fed. 81 Sgt. 2; cows and heifers.
Hogs-Receipts. s.5oo. Market steady.
Pigs and lights. s.. So. %; packers. SIS
AIS; butchers. $7.1oG7.4o
Sheep-Receipts. 800. Market steady
Natives. s. s. as 50; lambs, s.. 1850; Tex
ans, 50. 75G5. 20.
ST. Joseph.
81. Joseph. April s.-Cattle-Receipt
so. Market steady 70 I0c lower. Natives.
8 25d7-25 COWS and heifers. 81. 251S 3:
veals g 0o65 so; stockers and feeders,
s. ooG5 >.
Hogs-Receipts. 500 Market steady
Light and light mixed. s. 00G7 .; medium
and heavy, s. 1t07. 81; pigs. "a -S5Gf6-00
Shsep-Receipts, 20. Market steady 20
strong; lambs steady 10 weak; western
lambs, s.. &Q7. 90; western sheep. s5.6o9
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CONTINUED TILL MAY f2
Sutton-Aridcn Case is Postponed,
pisappointirr Good SIZED Crowd.

The case OF HarrT Sutton against 5. 2
Amidon. for the sum of 500. for alleged
services rendered. came Up yesterday
morning IN the city court for trial. Judge
Harvey announced that IL would have %
20 over for 2 couple % DAYS. and Mr.
mido1 asked that the time be made
tvg., weeks The case was SET for May -
when The tine for hearing this case
had rolled around. there had gathered
quite number in the court room, third
II fhrsa hnirz aftnrreEs
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BASEBALL.
National Leaoue Games.

HILADELPHIA. 4: BOSTON. /
Philadelphia. April 2s.-1Iularkey Wild
ness in the fourth and seventh innings
caused BostO1's defeat by Philadelphia
today. He gave six bases on balls in these
P IT E
Boston ...............o 00O010O0-I y ?
Philadelphia -.......-O 0 o 2 G . - o
Batteries-Mularkey and Moran: I0erg
and Doom.
NEW YORK. g BROOKLYN. 3.
New York. April 2S.-Nell tine hits and
superior base running enabled New York
70 beat Brooklyn at Washington Park.
Brooklyn today Attendance 5000. Score.
Ri z
New York .........011o04 0o1-9 : .
Brooklyn ........-....02 o 0Q10 O. 8
Batterets-Evals and Bogerman. Nc
Cam ard Hear
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ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
EXTEND QUARANTINE PERIOD
Measles Patients Must Stay In FOL
Four Weeks.

DR.. J. ". Shuitz. president OF the board
OF health. announced last night that the
quarantine period against measles would
De extended from three 70 four weeks and
that the quarantine against those who
have been exposed 20 smallpox Will be
extended from, fourteen days 70 three
weeks
This action VIII be taken in accordance
with the advice Of the secretary OF the
state hoard OF health