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Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
BASE BALL MAGNATES CONFER
Are to Take Decisive steps Against
All Contract Jumpers and
Enforce Rule.

TORONTO, Ont, July 2S.-P. T. Powers,
president of the Eastern league and the
National Association of Base Ball Leagues,
arrived in the city tonight with ]. II. Far
rell, president of the New York State
league, and M. II. Sexton, president of the
Western and Three-I leagues. Important
business for the National Association of
Base Ball Leagues was transacted. 1t was
decided to notify each club that all con-
tract Jumpers are to go on the black list
and the $1,000 fine rigidly enforced.
tAnd when the peace settlement comes
they will be even, more severely dealt with"
Mr.. Powers added that he was not in a
position to say anything more regarding
the peace settlement, except that he had
been requested to draw up an agreement
hat could be submitted to all the major
and minor leagues, barring the American
association, against which war to the teeth
had been declared.
A Southern league difficulty which arose
because the emphis club insisted on play
ing Pitcher st. Vrain, who had been sold
by the Chicago National to a Western
league, was discussed, and an early date
was fixed to withdraw protection from
the club. A new club will be put in Mem
phis. In the meantime any club will be
liable TO 500 fine that plays against st.
Vrain. A telegram was sent to Thomas +.
DAILY, president OF the Players Protective
association, saying:
The officers of National Association OF
Base Ball Leagues. in session here, extend
greeting and express willingness to CO.
operate with your association upon any
reasonable basis that will tend to promote
the best interests of base ball"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
Enrlish Champion wins.

IONGWOOD, Mass, July 2S.-The pres
ence of the great English tennis players,
II. F. and r. L. Doherty, lent nue. inter-
est to the Longwood/ Tennis tournament
which opened here today under most ia
vorable weather conditions. Half a dozen
matches were played off In the first round
during the forenoon, but all were ignored
by the spectators with the exception of
thai between II. +. Doherty, the present
champion of all England, and H.. II. Hac-
kett of New York. The Englishman won,
8 sets to /, as follows: 3-6, 6~3, 6-4, 6-3.-
The other morning games of the first
II. g.. F~essenden beat A. L. Hiskins, 81.
W. L. Jennings beat w. e. Putnam, 60,
r. /. Scott beat F. H. Montgomery. 60.
II. Fl. whitman beat G. Nice. Sargent by
default.
p. p. Staples beat K. Horton by default.
q, E. cams beat H. Marshall, 60, 6-a,
| c. b. Wilbur beat A. Goldman, e-5, SO, rs
r. s. Seaver. beat A. A. Pier, Ga, So, 6-2.
A. c. Boyden beat G.. c. Cabot, S-6, 6-S
=. W. Leonard beat H. TaiIant as s-s
81 & Wright beat G. F. Chaplin 81 ell
Second round:
II. Ward beat II. F. Allen, SO, AS, Ga, 60
"; J. Clothier beat B. F. Merrill 6-S' 4-e
II. II. Whitman beat P. P. sharpless, SO
go If.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
ERRORS COST OMAHA A CAME
Pitcher Allswsy Only Allows the Denver
Men Three Hits.
EYLtR is TOUCHED UP FOR ELEVEN
Base on Bats, a Hit and Two Error,
by DoIan Give Denver the
Game IN the Tenth
Inning.

DENVER, Colo, July 2s.-(speclal Tele-
gram.)-Denyer gave the fourth consecu-
tive defeat to the Omahas today by winning
out In the tenth inning in a very exciting
finish. The game was won through no
fault Of Alloway, who pitched as brilliant
a game as was ever seen on the home
grounds. The Omaha players were there.
good and strong, with the willow and
damned Eyler for a total Of eleven hits,
while the Denver team could not find Allo-
way for more than three. Until the
ninth inning Omaha had Denver shut out,
Alloway holding them down to one measly
single. up to this time, and that was some
thing of the scratch order, popped out
by Eyler in the third inning, The leaders
gave Alioway poor support at moments
when fielding was needed. and this threw
the game In the tenth inning. II was
practically omaha's up to this time, as
Stone and Graham found little difaculty
In connecting with Eyler's twisters. Stone,
the sturdy fielder Of the Omahas, came In
for the honors with the stick again today
by putting out a home run. After the
Grizzlies tied the score in the ninth on a
hit by Jones, Stone came to bat in the
first Of the tenth and knocked the sphere
for a circular. In the last OF the tenth
Webster walked to hrst base and made
second on an error Of Dolan. Then Rad
cline came to the rubber and singled and
Webster scored again, tying the score.
Wilson went to the plate and hit a hot
one down to Dolan. The shortstop for
Omaha made a wild throw to Pears to
catch the captain at FIRST station and Rad
cliffe came home with the winning run.
The work Of Alloway for Omaha was
marvellous and 1t was a shame that he
did not win his game after such a hne
performance. but his fielding support Is
largely to blame for the. defeat. Alloway
showed the local batters no mercy and al
all times had excellent control OF the ball
and had he been given the support which
was handed to Pop Eyler he would have
won his game hands down.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
Three Games Are Settled.

HANOVER, July 2s;-The pairing in to-
days play in the chess masters, inter-
Janowski against Tsehignorin. Bardeleben
against Gottschall. Napier against Conn.,,
Atkins against Levin, Gunsberg against
Mason, Wolf against. Swtdersk, Marshall
against Popiel, Olland against Mieses. and
Pilsbury against ~Suechting. At the ad-
journment for luncheon three games. had
been disposed of for good. Swiderski de-
feated Wolf and Gunsberg and Mason and
Olland and Mieses drew. Thus the Dutch
representative, Olland, lost his first point
In the tournament. The rest of the games
were adjourned in even positions.
During the afternoon sitting the follow
ing additional results were recorded:
Atkins Vanquished Levin, Janowski
worsted Tschigorin, Napier went down be-
fore Cohn, Marshall administered defeat to
Popiel and Bardeleben and Gottschalk
drew.
Pillsbury had to adjourn his game with
Suechting a second time, hut it Is thought
that S%uechting will resign The game In
short order when playing Is resumed
Marshall and Janowski have each won
five out of six games played. Olland is
next with four and a half games won out
of five PLAYED.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
To EatabIisb Catholisl MIssion Hous.

WASHINGTON, July 2s.-Rey. Alexander
sionary union, has received a gift of &c. 900
for the establishment OF a mission house,
an institution which is to be opened In
priests as missionaries to non-Catholic
countries and to the newly acquired insular
possessions of the United States. The
donor declined TO allow his name to be
made public, but it is said he is a well
known priest, who Is greatly interested In
tries.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
in FINE FORM
Nebraska Tennis Champion Defeats
Paul Marshall I'm Opening Tour
nnment at M~InnenpoIIs.

MINNEAPOLIS, July 2S.-Arthur C..
Snow Of Chicago, present. tennis champion
of the northwest, is promised no easy task
to defend his title at the annual northwest
ern tournament, which opened this after
noon in the Burton courts at Deep. Haven.
e. e. Farnsworth, the Nebraska cham
pion, showed superb FORM defeating Paul
Huron, s, D., was beaten by George X.
Belden, go, SO
More than 200 college and eastern players
and enthusiasts are already at the courts
and the attendance from out-of-town Will
be q~uadrupled by the end OF the week.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
Fort Dodge Loses 10 AIgona.

FORT DODGE, Ia, July 2S.-(speciaI
Telegram. )-Algona defeated Fort Dodge
today 4 to l in a beautiful game of ball.
Every score was earned. Algona made two
home runs and scored two on sharp hit
ting in the ninth inning. Both pitchers
did effective work. Batteries; Fort Dodge,
F1ene and Whittemore; Algona. johnson
and @. Johnson.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
strang Lowers nighIanders.

STRANG, Neb., July 2S.-(Special 1.-THE
Strang ball team defeated the Highlanders
OF Grant today in a well played game by
a score OF 6 10 ?. The feature OF the game
was the work Of the Strang battery: Bat
teries; Strang, Rathbun and Rahnomitz
Highlanders, Coon, Bumper and Weertz
Umpire: R. Baxendale. Attendance, 200.
Time: 2;1h
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
james j. corbett for referee.

NEW YORK, July ga conference here
today between Sam Harris, representing
Terry MoGovern and Young Corbett" rep
resenting himself, James j.. Corbett was
the two featherweights at New London on
August 20. Corbett refused 10 accept Tim
Hurst. Harris then proposed James j. Corr
bett and the Denver boy promptly accepted
him.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
win. WingaeId scuIIs.

LONDON, July 2s.-H. H. Cloutte Of the
London Rowing club won the Wingheld
SOULS at Putney today, beating r. B.
Etherington-Smith of the Leander Rowing
club and j, Beresford of the Kensington
Rowing club, after a Splendid race.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
n AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee shuts Ont Toledo by the
Elegant Pitching of
AItrock.

MILWAUKEE, July 2S-Toledo was shut
out this afternoon by the elegant pitching
OF Altrock. The home team punched their
hits in the third and sixth innings. Burns
was put out Of the game In the ninth for
talking too much. Attendance. L.150. Score:
MILWAUKEE. TOLEDO
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
In southern Association.

At Little Rock-Little Rock 2; Atlanta, s.
At acknowledgements, 6; Birmingham. 5.
At neutrality-suspicious. post
poned; rain.
At New Orleans-New Orleans. 8; Chat
tanooga. l.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
Canadlan RING Team VIM.

LONDON, July 2s.-The re-shoot for the
Mackinnon cup at the National Rifle as
ISOLATION meeting at Bisley, resulted in a
victory today for the Canadian team. The
/ $40 and the rifiemen representing Scot
land made 1.31T, points.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York wins Last Of Series of Five
from Brooklyn Tn
short Contest.

NEW YORK, July ss.-The last game of
the series OF hve between the New York
n Brooklyn cubs was won today by the
New Yorks on the Polo grounds by a score
Of 2 TO O. The game was called on account
Of a heavy thunderstorm In the latter half
Of the fifth inning, when New York had
only two men out. Ladders hit to the
left held fence in the fourth inning won
the game for the locals. Attendance, b,le0.
Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29

dam Lulu Campau (Kenney)..""... 1
Darwin, &. g, McHenryl .......;x.....
Horace W. Wilson, CHI. h.. (Shauh). go. 8
John Patterson, b. 9. CGeers1 ....."..t. 3 4
Time: 2:14, 2:11k.
Pacing, 200 class, purse $1,000, unfinished:
s. Wilkes, dam Nocturne CGeers).. 1 l 4
Captain SPHINX, b, g. (McLaughlin) -. 8 Z l
RsphRne pailas 1st ph e. henneyl. { (
sPrince Direct. bl. h. (McHenry) ...... 3 3 3
Lou Vaughn, b. m. (Spencer) ......... 4 DIS
Time: 2:O6k, 2:O5k, 2:O6h. "Drawn.
Pacing, 2:1S class, two in three heats,
purse $1,000:
Miss Leach. I'll. m, by Gambonito, dam
Mignon (EsteS) S..''.. 1 I
Emma Lou, b.. m. Oohnson) ............ 2 2
Josh, bl. &. (McMahon) .............s.... 3
Legal Hal, b. h. (StuarD .................S 4
Time: 2:13k, 2:11A.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
NorfoIk Trouncas snrinrneII.

gram.)-The base ball game today between
Norfolk and Springfield resulted; Norfolk,
s; Springfield, / Score by innings;
Springfield .......":..i Q Q 9 . Q g 81
Batteries: Norfolk, Bucklin and Wilkins;
Springfield, Ballinger and Bates. Umpire:
u. Spaulding.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29

Games today: Omaha at Colorado Springs,
Kansas City at st. Joseph, .Des Moines at
Denver, Milwaukee at Peoria.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29

MINNEAPoLIs, July S.-Today's game
with Indianapolis was another pitchers
battle. with Katoll and Williams as the
opposing pitchers, Williams was poor In
the fifth, the locals getting three runs.
Phyles' home run in the sixth cIinched the
victory. Attendance, 726. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29

cGhaiecaaEos ton .......i Q SO 9 Q O-s
Earned runs: Washington, 6; Chicago, 2.
Keister,- Doyle, Deiehahty. Three-base
hits: Jones, Ryan. Home runs: Ely,
Clarke. Stolen bases; Deiehenty, Kelster,
Sacrifice hit: Ely. First base on balls: on
Lee, 3; off Callahan, 8. Hit with pitched
out: BY Lee, 9; by Callahan, 8. Left on
bases: washington. 6; Chicago, z. Time:
a:0S. Umpires: Carruthers and Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
LEAGUE GAMES
Reconstructed Baltimore Team Has
Easy Time Taking Third
from Cleveland.

BALTIMORE, July 2s.-The reconstructed
Baltimore team had an easy time with
Cleveland this afternoon and won It's third
straight game. Lajoie was put out of the
grounds by Umpire tombstone for disput-
Ing a decision. Attendance, 1884. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
BY opportune hitting.
LOUISVILLE


Earned runs. st. Paul, Il; Louisville, 2.
Two-base hits: Higgins, billiard. Three
fee hits: Clymer. Stolen bases: Shannon
~, 5chriever ~, Bonner (2), billiard, Geier.
Bases on balls: on Slette, q off Kerwin,
2. Wild pitches: By Slette, 2. struck out;
BY Slette, Dournoy. Base hits: on Slette,
10; off Ferguson, 4. Left on bases: st.
Paul, s: Louisville, 5. Time: $500. Umpire:
I9i0garnafar
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
Itandinw of the reams.

Games today; Cleveland at Baltlmore
Detroit at Boston, st. Louis at Philadel.
phia, Chicago at Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
washington Pounds Callahan.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Washington
found Galatians benders to their liking
today and by some loose fielding by Chi
cago and seven hits, including two home
runs, won the game as they plersed. At
tendance, 1924. Score: 500
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29

Earned runs; Milwaukee, 1. Two-base
First base on balls: on AitroeE, 3; on
Hughey, 4. Struck OUT: BY AItrock, 2; by
Hughey, ! Double play; Kleinow to
Turner. Sacrifice hits: Grafius, Speer.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
thewson, s. by Evans. 4 Timei 1900. Um-
pire: Emslie.
standing Of the Teams.

Uames today: ST. Louis at New York,
Pittsburg at Brooklyn. Chicago at Boston,
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29

PHILADELPHIA, July 2s.-st. Louis
won today's game from the home team by
good hitting. With the exception OF the
seventh inning, when four runs were made
on 2 single, double nj two home runs, the
Philadelphians could not Go much with
Powelps pitching. Attendance, 5,9s5. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29

4. N TWSeba semi hits: Bur%ett, Anderson, PAD.
den, M. Cross. Three-base hit: Hartzel.
Home runs: Anderson, Hartzel, Davis.
Stolen bases: Hemphill, Wallace ().
Double plays: Burkett to Mccormick to
Kahoe, M. Cross TO Murphy to Davis,
Murphy to Davis. Left On bases: st.
Louis, 81 philadelphia, T. First base on
balls: on Powell, !; or Wilson, 2; of
Husting, /. Struck out: BY Powell, s.; by
Wilson, l; by .Husting, 1. Time: 1855. I'm
plre: O'LauRhlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
standing of the Teams.

Games today: Louisville at Minneapolis,
indianapolis at st. Paul, Toledo at Mil
yankee, Columbus at Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
M,naen VIM nd FaIrbary

FAIRBURY. Neb., July 2s.-(speclaI.)-
Fairbury played against Minden Base Ball
club today, resulting in the score OF 3 to 2
In favor OF the visitors. Score by innings:
,R.H.E.
fairbury 3 10
Batteries: Minden, Bliss and Bender;
Fairbury. Redmond and Iafrance.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29

Ferris. Home run: LaChance. Stolen base:
Hit by pitched ball; BY Yeager, /. Struck
nut: BY Yeager, Q; by Young. l., Wild
pitch: Yeager. Time: 1:42. Umpire: Sher-
idan. Attendance, 2,400.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
poston defeats Detroit.

BOSTON, July 2s.-Long hits by La
Chance and Ferris with men on bases ac-
counted for most Of Boston's runs today.
Yeager,s left hand was split by a batted
ball In the eighth. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
Police Against Carmen.

The game between the team of the police
and the Ames Avenue nine of
the street car men will be called at 2.3O
this afternoon at Vinton Street park. The
lineup will be as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29

Earned runsi Minpeapolis. /. TWo-base
hit; Werden. Home vi Phyle, Bases
on balls; on Katoll, 8; on, Williams, 8.
Hit by pitcher: BY Williams, Quillin; by
Katoll, kim. Struck out: BY Katoli, {;
by Williams, /. stolen bases, Werden,
Inch. Sacrinee hits: Laliy, Grant. Kuhns.
O'Brien. Left on bases: Minneapolis, 5;
Indianapolis. s. Double plays: Quillin 10
Grant. Woodruff to Kihm, Williams q
O'Brien to kim. Wild pitch: Katoll
Time 1855. Umpire: Tyndah
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29

1.-TWO out when game was called.
New York 30
6rouhigh ..-.".s...s..s.s v y v w
First base on errors; New York, j;
Brooklyn, l. Left on bases: New York, Il;
Brooklyn. g. Two.base hit: Lauder. Stolen
base: McCreery. Double plays; Bower
man to Lauder 20 smith, Dahlen TO Nc
Creery. First base On balls: on Mathew
son. s; on Evans, 2. Struck out: BY Ma
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
Creighton Trims Wa usa.

CREIGHTON, Neb., July ~2S.-(speciaI
Observation-Disclosures defeated Wausa here
today, 4to 2. The all-around good playing
and happy fielding Of the locals won them
the game. The same teams play here to-
morrow. Score:
RH.E.
Creighton $3.50 Q Q Q Q - 6
Batteries: Creighton, Ben Henderson and
Gillard; Wausa. Longnecker and Alberts.
Umpire: Dad Turner,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
DENVER.


.Two men out when winning run scored.
Denver ...........0 000090S 70
stolen bases: Webster, Preston. Pears.
Bases on balls: on Alloway, l; on Ey!er,
i. Struck out: BY Alloway. 4; by Eyler.
1. Home run: Stone. Hit by pitched ball;
Webster, Carter. Double play: Dolan TO
Pears. Time: 2:05: Umpire; Walton.
saints Win Good Game.
KANSAS CITY, July 2s,-st. Joseph de-
feated Kansas City in a hard-fought con-
test lasting twelve innings. Attendance
z0V' ecVre' R.H.E.
az. Joseph 49,. OO2OOOOO0001-3W Z
kansas city -. eO1O1OOOOOO0O-2 s 8
Batteries: st. Joseph, Parvin and Roth;
Kansas City. Cable and Messitt.
Peoria still Losing.
MILWAUKEE,, July 2s.-Milwaukee won
a featureless game today from Peoria. At"
tendance. 300. Score:
Peoria 100 I o 3 90 i 0>6S / {
batteries. Milwaukee. MCPHERSON and
Lucia; Peoria, Hart and Wilson.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
CLEVELAND.

Sacrifice hit: Bradley, Two-base hits:
Mellor, Bernhard, Howell, Mccarthy. Nc
runs. Williams. Stolen bases: Selbach,
Bradley, Thoney. Double play: Gochnaur
to Hickman. First base on balls; of
~Bernhardt, 3; OF Wiltse, 3. Struck out: BY
Wiltse, 1; by Bernhardt q. Passed ball: Ny
Bemis. Left on bases: Baltimore, 5; Cleve-
land, ID. Time: 1:55. Umpire: tombstone.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
So. Paul wins ARother

lot e. E ssS. tl ssly rs isI i.gss. !.i i:as. ssos today a;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29
saints win Good Game.
sprinEa Takes noth.

COLORADO SPRINGS, July 28.-The
locals won two games from Des .Moines
today Newmyer's pitching was the tea-
accorded Feeney in the second game and
the heavy hitting Of the locals made 1t one
sided. Scores;
Colo. Springs % 0 2ooeo s-sl3 s
Des Moines ....1 0 0 0 o o o. 0 OIL . .
Batteries: Colorado Springs, Eewmyer
and Hansen; Des Moines, Morrison ana
~ .t R.H.E.
SesO' M sREntnss 20 Z 3 . 90 O-sS :
Batteries: Colorado Springs, CASTOR and
Baerwald; Des Moines, Feeney and Lobeck.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-29

Slated for Burns In the ninth.
Milwaukee ......,.0 0 l 0 0 0 "A
Toledo ....,....-....0 0 o o 0 0 0 60
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-01

The West Point team swamped the An
napolis team at Philadelphia on Saturday
before a crowd that was estimated to con-
tain upwards OF 10000 people Ane West
Point team scored four touchdowns and
kicked two goals. while the navy men
got one touchdown and one safety. Both
teams played finely throughout. but the
navy had the worst Of IT, largely because
the team was outweighed.
The West Point aggregation was heavy
enough and In good enough form TO have
given the best team in the country a hard
battle, and IL was run admirably by Chas.
DAILY, who Is a past master among quar-
ter backs, and who has the reputation OF
being the best man IN his position today.
With such a capable head the weight Of
the soldiers was a big factor.
The sailors played the game for every
ounce there was in them and played
plucki'y. hut the big odds were sufficient
to put them out Of the running for other
conditions being equal this would be "A
sufficient handicap. Six OF the sailors
were compelled TO retire because OF In
iuries received. and the team finished with
these men I'm the line.
To the contrary. the soldiers played
through the game without single man
being retired. The only misplay of the
game was, strangely enough, made by
DAILY. who. on kick for goal by Strass-
berger. which fell short. made a catch in
stead OF allowing the ball to run over the
line. The sailors were upon him in a
twinkling and ne was forced over the
West Point line for a safety.
The star OF the game was the big half
back OF the soldiers, Bunker, who was
called upon to advance the ball time and
again, and he never failed to do so. The
soldiers played straight line -bucking
game and hammered away al the sailors
line and used a puzzling tandem forma-
ton that was simply invincible. The
game was interesting to see and was wit
messed with great deal OF satisfaction
by the spectators.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-01
rawTuxE1 VALLEY

Saturday the last work upon block
system which will regulate the running
OF the electric cars from Riverpoint 10
Providence was completed. The new sys'
tenn comprises a series OF electric lights
which are at every switch. A car arriv-
ing upon switch and waiting certain
number of minutes signals ahead ano
takes the next switch without any danger
OF meeting the car coming In the opposite
direction -A-ear waiting upon the switch
a specified time. when running on 40 MIN
ute time can signal ahead and both cars
can make the run TO the next 2O-minute
switch which lays between. The new
system Is calculated TO save time ana
obyiate the tiresome waits occasioned by
off time cars. which had become a matter
OF daily occurrence of late. and the salts
faction felt by the patrons who have b""7
fnconvenienced by the poor time whcl
the cars formerly made will now be able
10 ride and know that they can get 10
their destination nearly on time
Another successful night OF the fair In
Temperance hall, Clyde. was held Satur-
day. Dancing by Miller's orchestra
proved the chief amusement IL was de-
cidea To continue the fair for one week
and 10 end on Saturday OF next week
The Union Cornet band held the fourth
night of their rair Saturday night at Odd
Fellows hall Anthony, and large crowd
was In attendance. The evening proved
TO be a financial success and continued
until midnight.
The Hope Brass band held another
night OF thtir fair in the town hall In
Fiskvile Saturday. squerade pa :
rade In the afternoon through the prin-
ciple streets attracted quite a crowd. and
In the evening the time was largely at
tended
The many social events which have
been held about the valley this season
has made such demand for cars that
they are run over all The lines at mid
night on Saturdays and holidays, and In
nearly every instance they are well pa
troniZed.
The rummage sale held by some of the
ladies' OF the Phenix Baptist church In
Duffy's building. Phenlx. last Friday and
Saturday ended Saturday night and the
ladies' were much pleased with the results
of their efforts, the proceeds from the
affair amounting TO a neat sum
The annual Harvest concert was held
by the members OF the Sunday school
connected with the Knotty oak church
IN the church last evening. The front OF
the church was tastefully decorated with
autumn fruits. The program consisted
of singing and recitations. the larger part
Of which was supplied by the smaller
pupils.
The valley schools reopened this morn
ing after a brief vacation.
Miss Mable Lawton OF Eden park is
visiting friends In Fhenlx
william Lindell Of Washington Is III at
i.s homt I'm that village
Reginald Brown of Phenix II quite Ill