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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23

Over 100000 Bibles are sold every
year In Chicago. The sale is better than
any ten OF the so-called best selling
books,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
A SLAP AT HANECY.
illinois Supreme Court Orders the Re
Ballots to Proceed.

Springfield, Ill.,, April 23.-William
Lorimer's efforts to prevent a recount
of the ballots in the Sixth congressional
district have failed. This morning the
supreme court of Illinois handed down
a decision holding Judge Hanecy had
absolutely no authority to issue an in
junction against the election board.
The recount will continue Thursday.
Justice Magruder delivered the opinion
ora
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
Galleries StiiIsIdI..

Shenandoah. Pa, April 21.-All Reading
collieries are idle again today. No over
lures have been made by either side to-
wards terminating the lockout,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
The finest diamond ever imported

The finest diamond ever fmported
paid no duty to the customs officers.
having Struggled itself in from some
other planet IN meteor. Packed in a
thick envelope of meteoric iron, it fell
TO earth in Diablo canyon, at the foot
OF Crater mountain. Arizona, it's coat
ing being broken into numerous par
ticles by contact with the rocky for
nation of the ground. Some six weeks
ago party of biologists, discovering
these fragments, at first thought them
indications of remarkably pure vein
of iron ore, but their true character was
coon discerned. and in one OF the pieces
picked up by Professor G. A. Koenig,
the diamond was found imbedded. 1t is
now on exhibition at the American Mu-
scum of Natural History.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23

The orthodox RUSSIAN observes 1ss
state holidays.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23

Vim. X Vanderbilt. head of the house
of Vanderbilt in tho present generation,
IS the father of Consuela. Duchess OF Mari.
borough, whose mother is now Mrs. Oliver
Hazard Perry Belmont. About Il dozen
years ago the New York 400 was shaken
to Its foundations by the Vanderbilt Bel
mont scandal. involving two of Its very
richest families. Mrs. Vanderbilt, as q
compromise, was permitted to be the PEE
titioner for separation and 1t was
granted without opposition. Immediately
thereafter she welded MIR Belmont. with
whom her name had been connected In
highly sensational fashion.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-04-23
VANDERBILT MAY WE'D.
Father of the Duchess of Marlborough
May Marry Young American
Nidou, in PARIS

Paris. April 22.--lt is reported that Will
liam X Vanderbilt is to be married quietly
here Wednesday, to a young American
widow to wnom he has recently been pay.
ing attentions. The name of the bride tc
be. who ut present is living In Paris. Ia
kept secret.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
An iaeH, HEot.,.n

I.it other day en- ra.i:f,,d rrain 7
saw an ideal mother. Until | hehsIA
hei unt realized the fitness 10, that
dlVlne vocation that expressed itself
in every look, word and action / had
not realized how few women possess
the precious gift. 1t appeared to be
distinctive and spontaneous. the ou.-
.sfo".h OF her own sweet thoughtful
Aess and mess, rather than wis.,
dom acquired by long attendance en-
2olhers' meetings Or deep study of
Psychology She was young woman.
Aot exactly pretty but genuinely sweet
and It is needless to say her child
was with her, little girl at the most
Winning-usually the most spoiled
age, who, it was apparent, had a mind
OF her own. The way that mother
led and directed the child's will
without crossing it. and the sweet
reasonableness with which she en-
forced obedience, completely charmed
the people who watched her. 1t ap-
peared to accomplished by the ex-
ercise of a divine tact that kept her
closely in sympathy but ever leading
the child and inspiring in the infant
mind respect as we'll as love- There
IS SO mach of the "unconquered will''
about the average child and of the
helpless incompetent about the aver
age parent. that the sight of this
young mother with her Madonna look
u keeping many things hid in her
heart, was very refreshing. 1t was
also pleasure to observe that she
~;ls the wife of 2 farmer, bronzed
JoarG fellow who shared with her the
attenrNus of their young daughter.
Did he appreciate the treasure he pos
sessed? | doubt it, but his affection
was evident and perhaps twas as we'll.
More adorins devotion might have
destroyed the sweet Lcconso iousneas
chat enfolGed ana set ter apart trona
i've aEecage modern w0.nau
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
Mystery OF "Sieepinu Sickness"

Tie sleeping Sickness prevalent
along the shores of the Victoria Nyan-
"a has bee:. investigated by DR.. Chris.
ty of the Liverpool school OF tropical
medicine and found to be caused not
by tlara III the blood, as was sup
posed, but ny minute bacillus. The
disease is not infectious in the ordi.
nary sense O. :ne word. 1t is raging
in South kay;iondo and along the
Nyanza., where il the villages so to
Il, per cent OF tie people suffer from
It. 1t exhibits no disposition to spread
"a: from the shores Of the lake.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
\ Question OF PiuralS.

Though many grammars give list
II words having irregular formation
Of p,ura!s, the many kinus OF fish o.
fishes, with arbitrarily formed plur-
ais. are omitted. The need for such a
list is SHOWN by quoting a few exam
Pies. For instance, people speaA OF
herrings, but never of whitinGs.
Every one writes soles, sprats, lam.
phreys, anchoyies, the singular form
rar4.y, il evar. Going for the plural,
but = ore would write mackerels.
t1.ls. salmons or trouts. On the other
hand considerable uncertainty exists
concerning the form Of the plural o;
orner Kinds. Who snail decide which
is correct, 1urbot or turbots. sturgeon
u. surgeons. carp or carps?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
To Enter Grange River Valley.

The numher ef Americans who may
enter tho TransYaaI or Orange River
Colony is limited to 80 a month. and
each must have a petm.t, The blank
application for which can Aa haa of
any British consat And. too, an atIi-
davit must be ma0e that tAe applicant
has sufficient means to support him
self and family after arriving. Con
sideration Of such Application is often
delayed for weeks ard thase who grow
impatient and arrive in advance o;
their permit are generally given the
option of leaving the neNt day or i'm
prisonment for six months. With a line
of 50 43355
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
Modern Conveniences in the Ats.

The monks of ST. Bernard laws
taken advantage Of modern Inventions
IN their work of saving lives. Ten days
20 two Swiss alpeniats started cut "a
. to the hospiee. Half way up t7aaY
we're oVertaken by snoWstorm &31
Test their way. After Wandering af,.,s.,si
see sum@5} for several hears tIaI'
eeme across oHe of the new shelters
built by the monks. In il yhey found
bread, cheese, Wjre. s1.,'it '@'"o and
4 telephone. MftA o.. they
alled up the hosptce a.i ed for
Aelp. r the tin9 t'.eH lad flashed a
@ood meal 4 monk and a dog arrived
2~ae 1t ttseso shelters has saved nany
lives ditriHs the pest Wipte.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
ka.iakas 10 be Eepatri.tsa

The further Importation OF Kama,
lsas iHto Queensland, Australia. Aav-
ing been prohibited after March OF
aeXt year it mas been arranged 10 de-
2Qr. them and repat1iate them Oh the
NeY Hebrides Islands By the end of
ao6-all of those Who are now work.
3 on tho Queensland sugar plarta.
;c2s. This, according to the esti-
..:ates. will require from $4,000 to
$4,000, the money to be expended
y ila";ng the Kanakas on islands
N.keie they will not be threatened by
~;.>,cN5 from hostile compatriots.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
SsS sSsSSSgS SszgGY y s s:.,,ats s(Nc
Mg}lN%!lk4s7 ~ Az =s,SS
SsI'j SIE!5 lSf5.Ss>:|
sd - ~ 40 : %

special One-Way Second Glass Colo
,fsfs Rates to California The follow
VIE rates and arrangements are au'h-
sriged for the sale OF one-Way second
rssgs colonists tickets to San Frau
s5seo, Sacramento, Los Angeles ana
9Na Diego, California, Ogden ana SAT-
5,aSa City. Utah; Granger, Wyoming,
saso 10 Prescott aud Phoenix, Arlz,
and all intermediate points on direct
asses taking higher rates. The same
waS.s will apply to such branch line
>oints as ordinarily take the Califor,
2sa common rate. Eate-Fhe rate
MY be $50. Dates Of sale-Daily
September 15 to November so, l9oS
tmeiasjHe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
The Scientific Victim.

am trying, doctor, trying, to do
Just what you said: l have kept risht
.a my diet-cut out pie and meat and
bread; drink filtered water only lit
was boiled and baked and dried) the
air | breathe is steri!ized, the clothes
| wear aren't Dyed the house is anti
septic and we weigh each frugal meal
yet something's wrong with me in.
side. | cannot help but feel. am
trying, doctor, trying (soon will end
the microbes strike). but I fear I'll
soon be dying OF a scientific life!--
Cincinnati Commercial.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
A WELL LAID PLAN
IOricinaI !

fOriEinaI
In the autumn of 1890 the landlord
Sl the ESS"N tavern, midway between
New York and MoiriStoWn WIS shut
ling up his house preparatory 10 ~
ing to bed whoa II Traveller rod" up oi
horseback and GtIuaut!cd Il nl&lIt's
AdGiRg He WIS apparently about if
sy years old, with. grizzly gray llacL
hair. Il fun beard aud maS;artr, lJH
Sprinkled With gray He CARRIED strap
peai behind his saddle ii bundle wrap
brought into the houSt. in lieu 81 bag
gage BEFORE going to bed he depo5itct!
witt tie lalldlard for saf" Keeping SIT
5n hills. saying that he had drIN W
Il from Il bank in Morri#toWn 1ut
ang fl,c day and had noticed II the
nlier.s wiatiaW u young man III !
brown oNereoat. II beaver LIT, tar
gloves and Il single ey"Gtas5 Sonlo
iaing unusual IN America Vile east :
envetouS @iHuc" at the bills II" hat
mtt the same man on the rond nn'l
was Sur" die fellow WAS following hiH
so roh him For this reason he desired
She landlord to put tI," money in hi
safe and give liu, n ttoIn wllict COAX
~. both locked and bultrd lIaVinz
yfs.n his funds property disposed Of, h5
went upstairs.
Tie next morning about daylight q
housemaid who was lighting the fires
ssw young man come downstairs
with paper parcel under his arm. iif
Naa on a brown overroat, Il beaver
hat. tan gloves and a single cyc@laSs
When Il guest came down to break
fuss ne reported having heard Sroan>
IN the next room. wliei, proved t" bf
sh.> one occupied ny the guest who laa
deposited the inoncfs The LANDLORD
hurried to the room in question. fount
VI ioc,tcd. knocked. received no re-
sponNc gained access through II win
dlt,w opening into II court aud fount
po one there.
That the traveller had been murdered
hy rn. man. in the brown oNtrcOn
would have been accepted Ivy every ont
had any plausible theory been hit upon
M TO what had been done With thu
hrsfy This difficulty was, however
partially obviatrd by n porter's state
uent chat he had met IL man in the hal
Aht night before who had notified lin
shat ht. would require his services II
carrying out n trunk the next morlinS
II wnS assumed that the murtlcre
Nail found some other means Of relnoN
M.a. the trunk, which must surely hav'
wrstaJncd the hody. GuriouslN e""u"E
MS soon as this phase of the mNStcr.
appeared people ceased 10 speculate up
sn who committed the murder aud he
xan to dispute upon how the trn;fN con
taTning the body WAS got out OF the hu
MI without attracting attention 1t /
mos the soluble that Interests people,
Us the insoluhlc.
yhere we.e no organized datHctiv
agencies at that time. but the lnndIor,
af tbe. Essex tavern could not rest con
1Gbt with the matter uncAplained, s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
Graphic's Daily Story

nc offered The $50 left in his keeping
by the Traveller 10 whomSeeVer shoulh
solve lhe mystery. Abner Morgan, II
Young Ewvrr without practice, took
.hc rnattet up With a view to reaping
thc reward ifc discovered that tht""
weeks before tie disappearance OF th'
STRANGER nj the Essex tavern the cash
i,,r of 4 bank iii New York had dofau'|
pd aul run away with all the currency
~ tap safe. some $4,000 But th"
fr,itrh.I had coMr in on the road from
AorriSAaUn The cashief was II man
# thirty five and sandy haired, Will"
lhn traveller was tilty and dark. he
,puosad u.G"fcrFr WAS very young.
I,o d.r;1.. Nor9silu on account of these
.iscrcpa.5Fi. : &aSe mp the theory Of tn"
ajr,irr Il Traveller or the supposed
.uuierer bong th" missing cashier
ad t.i.a,l lis attention to hunting up
le real cashier With II view to getting
hi@i45l. = s..,is. for lis capture offered
= l!.a bank.
Iicaiiif@ al Il man living at Albany.
y wlo was unaccountea for, though
MA t{9t au&wer the ca9hi"r'S deScrip-
on. Hior-au Went there and found oHc
,.t.om ae# watched for IL time and then.
eali;, n, chances rs to the innii :
.'cutftv. arrested him on trunped NY
,Par.sG. y; snOn as he got bis prisoner
NrW it,l IT, sent for the president
II ,hr bank that had been robbed. who
: once idrN ii i tl!c laaa as the Miss
no cashier. thaa@h he WAS made up
10 lock iifty instead OF thirty five. Then
th, caieiit broke down and confessed
This waS n; s,o;'y:
After til. robbery he lay in hidinG
FOR awhile in Atorristcwn. but as he
was in danger of discovery left the
s,lacr one pnruing on Iln,'Srhlrk, having
.oncectad tl.r following Plan ia h22oA"
lest to the world In his pap"r parcel li''
carried the bills and articles fer dis
g.lise. Arriving Il; tl2 tavern he dee
,ird III, 80 VII ;hc landlord. intend
ing to leave ii t,,H'r to e."'''."t'.aa ',''
suspicion Of murder for he wuala no
be suspected of leaving s,lcl stlnl IN
claimed if he were alive. What tro'
blcd him most W3.; how 10 throw the
police on the wrong track conc"rnin
the body A man murdered is not Il"
easy thing to remove without the fac
| being known. Meeting the porter tn
night before In Il dark part Of the ha!
| where he could be only dimly seen. ii
| occurred to him TO engage the man to
| carry the trunk This link in his plan
| which he considered at the time the
weakest. proved the strongest. Havin"
entered his room. he waited til just bn
| fore daylight. then gronned loudly. then
| lnadr himself up as the man in the
Drown oScrcoat whom he had eencori
| ed as Il part Of his plan. let himself
| Town to Il lower story by means of =
| ,iSlliniils rod and. rnt"i.in" a window
| N'r'' ,d downstairs. meeting the maid
| II this Wy he AaNHn To convey the i'm
| ,r">;Giou that he h:ud boon murdered
Nd his body spirited Away in i trunk.
Ahnar MORGAN received A rnws4Fa OF
! e. o"N fru,n thn hank; -" sc ~ ln
| turned Tho ,eslfi"r was o"nNietati
) Lucy BOYD WILLIAMS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17

1:l0 p. m: arrive ST Louis 7:l2
a. m
North. No. 4. Arrive Pine Bluff al
| s. Il. m; arrive at ST. Louis 6: So
y. IN.
North, No. 30, Leave Pine Bluff at
4 80 p. M: arrive at Little Reck I
p. m.
South. No. |, Leave st Louis at
9:45 p m; leave Pine Bluff at .: IS
y. M
South, No. 5. Leave ST. Louis a.
s: IS Il. m: leave Pine Bluff .: :o5 a. m.
South. Ne. 81. Leave Little RocK
at sos a. M: arrive at Pine Bluff
l0.35 a m
J. Nj. DlCKEY, Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
THE REAL TEST
OF Herpicide Is In Giving 1t a Thor.
Ough Trial.


There is only one test by which to
judge of the efficiency of any article
AID that is by its ability to do that
which it is intended to do. Many hair
yiSors may look nice and smell nice.
but the point is-do they eradicate Dan
craft AND stop falling hair?
No. they do not, but Herpicide does,
because it goes to the root of the evil
and Kills the germ that attacks the
papilla from whence the hair gets its
lie.
letters from prominent people every
where arc d>ily proving that Newbro' s
Ierpi~i1a stands the "test Of use"
it d a delightful dressing eiear. pure
a:.tl 'ree rom oil or grease.
SOIL ny leading druggists. Semi 1Ha in
sta,':ps FOR sample to The Herpirid, 90.
Detroit. Mich.
For sale by l. 3. Coon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17

special oue.way, second-eaHs oolon-
iyts rates 10 the NorthWest.-Hates
avo arrangements outlined below viii
yoVern in the sale of ane-Way, second
class eolonist tickets to destinations
shawn ana to intermediate points ct
iestad Rates, Pine Rluh to Billings,
Mea7s.. S2965; Hinsdale, Livingston,
2ogar. Ciunabar Helena, Butte, Mis-
soala. Aauconda, Mont, $$2,2o; Spo-
sxne. Wash. $34,7o; Portland Ash
asad, Astoria, Ore, Tacoma, Wash,
Victoria. Vancouver, Il. c., $500,
1umte only via S. Paul and the Great
Northern railway, using rate so quot
I'd. Dates of sale, Daily, September
Is 20 November 80. 1908, inclusive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17

:. csAo uG u !, SO poisec1,, sleM asaI,
sua no slnu eVl fG6 pusc 66 III 'IIe
uado eVl u! NJoM OF uem IoI eIq!ssod
m! ss., :! pue dn psyIp sle.N pugISua
U! ssu!!ds sQl 6is VI 'pueISua III
UeJu!sI GU aIIpolosLd seM eIeQl 'spJo
-oeI ana CT Su!pIooos 'uaqM 'sIgai 5us
-essoons oMa eQ2 pue 'SLe Il! peuaddrg
pIoosi no lqsnoIp lesIS lsIE eQL
Puvrsuz NJ s,qsHo1Q assxt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
HORRIBLE CRIME OF MCTnE7.
Polish Woman Buried Her Little
Sc. er7-Ye2s-Nia Eaurhter Alive.

Sesen-Ye2e-'>id Gaughter Alive.
At CracoW. Poland jH9E sentenced
Fronislava Iennas 10 death without
ieaAing the Ncyreg2am. SO Mortified
and earaeed wote e.e ;M I've men by
lie recital of The vans crimes.
2aanislava hatl . sa9eAyears-old
daughter &Aom - uatea and mai.
e@eate4 il Il she g maaaeH Sen.
enced to iajl 'r breaking the little
mes am, size conceived there the
plan to rid herself of The "hotlor." !" as
She called The little girl. After abus-
Ing the child to the point Of insenss
billy size took her upon her arms,
ea2ried her into the fields and there
bnfied her under a sand Hill. sitting
her cries by stu.dag Grass into her
mouth
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
snvestiaate Diseases Of Pants

The United States Department OF
Agriculture now has we'll equipped
laboratories for the investigation OF
the diseases of plants III Washington
rfty, Florida and California. Thers
are also fifty experiment stations
where plant diseases ar> studied. and
n perhaps half that number of col
seEes practical rourses On plaut life
Are GiveA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17

Annual Arkansas state convention
md B. y. P. T.. Helena. Ark, Novem-
Der 16 to %. For this occasion the
iron Mountain will sell tickets to
Helena and return at one firstc lass
fare for the round trip, Dates of sale
November 16 to 49, final return limit
of November "a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
Deposits OF Sulphur,

Vast deposits of pure flower sui,
pllur. superior to that from Sicily,
have been explored in Mount Nc
Cutcheon Unalaska, by a Swedish ex-
pert employed by New Workers. This
liminlshes by one the short list OF
necessities the United States must
euy in other countries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
A good quality Of soap is nece

n 5U0U Qu11IIty 0I SOdV Is HeIVS'
sary to beautify the complexion aR3
ncne other should be used. 1t should
not only be used for bathing. but also
for shaving. Among ether things. the
Primrose BARRIERS select the best make
of soap that can be procured. Give
them q trial and they will be sure to
satisfy you.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
Fall Carnival.

G.ittle Rock. Ark. Nov, 9th,1 ith,
13sssa---For the above occasion the
aoIiewlng round trip rates and ar
engagements are authorized to Little
Rss:k Rate: one fare plus fifty cents
1sf,r she round trip. Dates cf sale; No
'sesneer sth 9th. 10th,. 18th. 18th
ana i4th. Return Vmit; November
a.tA 1908.
S. M. DICKEY. Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17

Special One-Way Rates to tie West
Dates of sale September IS to No.
yemAer 20. 1908 Helena and Butte,
Mont. $3l.5o; Ogden and Salt Lake,
Utan, S20; Spokane, Wash. Ssh. PORT.
and Tacoma and Seattle, $3G50. Cor
respondingly low rates to ali other
points in. this territory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
NOT TO BE TRUSTED.

Why Conductor Thought Women
Should Not Have Ballot
How many-sided and how funny il.
the life load in city street car. Not
l0n# ego a woman gave the conductor
ut one dollar bill. On receiving the
change she counted and recOunted it.
This is not right" she called after
hin. Amt, en-; there's 95 cents.
f1on,t suppose yer wanter ride free "
She made another mental calculation
nd binshingly subsidized. AS the man
tc!!..ad the rear platform be was
ard to gr'lmble: And them's the
,lings as wants to vote.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
fR6.s MOUNT AIN nEADERS.

Home Seekers Excursions to Indian
snd oklahoma Territories Mexico and
ToNas-AG points rate Of Que fare plus
s. Tor round trip Dates of sale, first
are second TUesda $ in October and
November Twenty-one days return
limit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
Not the Only Attraction.

Wife {Guring the quarrel) Yes, and
people say you only married me for
my money.
Hushard--People are wrong, my
dear. They overlook the fact that you
also mad considerable real estate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
FIRST TIME TABLE
ORIGINATOR WAS DECLARED TO
BE INSANE.

Invention Of incalculabIe Value to
Modern Times at One Time Derided
Its Worth Proved Cniy by Practi.
cal Application.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17

Grand RoyaI Arch Masons Annual
Ce0ypeation, Little Rock. November
'5-tG--9no ana one third fare Tor the
ronG2 trip on the certificate plan
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17
NEW TIME TABLE.

sorth, No. Q, Arrive Pine Bl,ln at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-17

S. M. DICKEY. Agent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
Indoor Baseball at Y. M. c. A.

A close and exciting game of indoor oasena,, saII was played last night at the touhg hen r,S Christian Association gymnasium. Alley ana ivey were the opposing pitchers ana wy @ s"e bis bumps for the first time since the league started. .,,, o,,. .ivtaer .a, ,tinu-tnr Iveys men only seven hltS, Ivsy had nine strike-outs to his credit eut Aucvs team punched hits on him in the hfth and cinched the game. X total or eleven hltS' one of them two base hit, ten ths @ oae' ,,
 Tho fielding of both teams YVES good and the rAI, errors not costly. 1vey team made great rr,sb and came neat batting out q victory in the last of the ninth s,,
 The teams and the score were as follows;
 Auev. captnin and pitcher; May. catcher psTts first base: Talley and Bailey. short stops: Meyer. second: Hannon' third Taiiman'
 Iyey, pitcher and captain; Johnson, catcher; nshIberg. first base; Jones' second; Lee, third; Yourgs and Jacohi, shortstops Clapp and st9wers' ....? heiaets .?o2o zoo Iii fvey =. ...........;;...9 Q 10 naiiey 1. Meyer ., Tsllmisl 1, Ivey 3, Dahl 'T Errors, Talley 1, May 1. DahIbers 1, Youngs .