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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-02-19
It's Cold In the Outside World

Topeka, Kan, Feb. lS-Weather to-
day has been coldest OF this winter IN
Kansas.
New York. Feb. Is, --Syraeusa and
surrounding towns are IN throes OF the
worst blizzard OF the winter,
Utica, n. Y, Feb. is.-,A blizzard is
raging here, Trains are from one 10
eight hours late.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-02-19

Drunken Rowdy at Rlchland Tried to
Run the Town, with Fatal
Results.

Baker city. Feb. iS.--A telephone
message from Richland, this county
gives the account of a shooting affras
which occurred there last night.
The town marshal, Frank Robertson,
shot and probably fatally wounded Jas,
Simmons,
Simmons who came 20 RIchland yes-
terday afternoon, became intoxicated
and tried to run the town. He be-
gan shooting target revolver and fred
two shots at the marshal at close range
The marshal returned the Are, shooting
slamons through the left breast and
right leg.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-02-19
FUNSTON TRANSFERRED
Man Who Captured Agulnaldo win
Soon he In Vancouver.

Denver, Feb. iS,-The official orders
transferring General Funston from COL
orado to the department OF Washington,
Oregon. Idaho and Alaska have been
received from the war department.
They were a surprise In that he Is to
report al Vancouver barracks on or
about March /. II was not expected
that he would have TO leave here unti'
April i. This change OF dhte was made
70 thai General Randall. whom he sue.
oeeds. could leave for the Philippines
with his troops on April l.
General Frank Baldwin, who ia to
command this department, win not
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-02-19
Blizzard Is Fierce.

Cheyenne, Wyo.. Feb. " The bilg-
zard which has been raging In tho
southern part of Wyoming for week
continues fcrcer than ever and the
blockade on all railroads ls practically
complete. The storm on Sherman hill
IL frightfui. and every cut In filled with
SNOW. The average depth OF the snow
OF the Union Pacine tracks over the
hill is -four feet and In places telegraph
poles and wires are completely buried
by drifts. West from sherman 10
Rawlins the blizzard IL terrific.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-02-19
DECIDES 70 ADJOURN FRIDAY MONT

salem. Feb 2s, --(Afternoon SESSION.
o. both houses passed the stelwercr hill
to reapportion the state into senatorial
and representative districts 40 aa TO
take Wasoo county out Of the shoe
string" districts,
The house has passed a hill TO anpro-
rrlntc ii,oo0Ooo for the payment Of In.
dian war claims,
Both houses have now agreed that
the legislature shall adjourn ut mid.
nlght II Friday
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Hcmeseekers Arrive.

Everett, Wash. Feb is.-The first In
stallmcnt Of the homeseekers arrived
last night According TO the railroad
officials a majority OF the homeseek-
erE have already secured lands on
Puget sound Following this advance
guard the homescekers' lrains will con-
tinpe until April 30, when the excurs-
ion rate expires.
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STEAMER GOES DOWN,

Chicago. Feb, is.-Accordlng TO the
Reeofd.Ilerald's New Orleans cores
pondent, a private eahegram received
There from rio de Ianclro states that
the steamer Belluere, bound from Rio
de- Janeifo 10 New orleans with car
go Of coffee, has gone down with all on
board.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-02-19
HOUSE REFLECTS REPORT.
Does Not Like showing Apcrial ra,orH
Toward Veterans.

Washington, rpb Is The house to-
dnf BY vote y Ia { rejected tho
epad nn lbt A.ay appras
lilaiiaa hiii lr'auap II ila provision for
q friifemnil ~ The Clyii wsF anlenfa al
ah advanced rrads AMI permitting ~.
frefa 90 deposit money With ihe gov.
't#tF#H ~ iHtFFWt tHttNat'
The heu mphaillally Uirl HuaiuHl
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PLEADED NOT GUILTY.

butte. Mont. Feb, rs Walter -,
nfoakn, Mhl confessed 10 the shooting
of Emery Cheyrler, whom he found
With hlH wife IN Chevrier's foom'
pleaded not guilty today ana bis case
waH a#t Ger hearing February 70.
The murder was very acnaal.ena,l.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-02-19
Stock Suffers From Storm.

Harye. Mont. Feb, iS.--A severe bliz
gard prevailed here last night and a
continuation Of II Is predicted for sew
eral days, II Ia feared that stock In
tetests In this section win suffer.
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both amendments and sent the bill back
to conference committee
The mcriinder Of the day was devot-
ed 10 The naval bill SLOW progress
Was made, only 20 pages being covered
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FULTON HOLDS IolLYlSo PARTY

The Fulton people held another meet
ing late In the afternoon yesterday IN
President Bruwneifu room, II was
sln,ply In the interest Of ccmcnling
once more the ties that bind. II any
new plan of action WINS decided on there
was no development today which would
tend to 40 Indicate, II was just a plain
''jollyng' party. The democrats also
held a meeting last night. They went
on record unanimously aa being IN fay-
or Of standing together flrmly TO the
last. and voting all the time for G. "
\ Wood,
Thus are set ut naught the reports
OF the past two days that the democrats
would go to Gesr whenever he should
lack bat II Of election. and thus are
dashed the hopes Of the Multnomah-
Gcer people that these reports might
have some foundation. II proof were
lacking before that such reports were
unfoundcd that proof was furnished
on todny's joint ballot, for deer re-
cclve1 "a votes and the II of the demo-
Gratis. had they been cast In hls favor
would have elected him,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-02-19

reach here before April l. lie has al.
ready aet sail from the Philippines.
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SESSION WAS TAME AFFAIR
fulton Men aud Democrats Hold
Separate Meeilngsand Onee
More Cement the Ties
That iiind Them.

Salem Feb. n s-fieer gained oHs nlofc
ynte today that of Bailey of Mullnom.
ah Fulton gained none and los, none
Multnumah's scattering yn,eH acre
east as usual Tor various favoriIc sons
on the whole. the Joint ballot was
rather tame, mcrp like one in midscaaon
than one In the supposed to. he-eSeitlng
last week ~ the session bailey vo,.
"a FOR George II Williams when his
namo Was reached on the Joint pull cali
Arer the call had been completed he
asked that hla ballot b. changed and re
ynrdaa far n n 1lepr
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-02-19
MAY Nor ApIouRN uNrl MTuRpN

salem. Feb Is The close ~ the sen
atoria roaIcEt may be delayed until
Saturday might, The senate yenter-
day adopted a concurrent resolution "a
the effcc, that the legislature adjourn
sine die, Friday a, midnight That
resolution was amended Ia the house
this morning 10 make The day OF flnal
adjournment saturday instead OF Fri.
day, There the matter rrHtn for the
present. and It remains 20 be seen
which branch # the legislature Is to
have It's way In the matter.
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Continued on Page 40
Evening journal., 1903-06-18
BIC PUGILISTS ARE
UNDER SUSPICION
But Rumors. of Fake Are
Denied by Corbett and
Jeffries

With the approach of the date for the
heavyweight championship battle be-
tween James j. Corbett and James J.
Jeffries come rumors rejecting upon
the honesty of purpose of the princi-
pals. Tie reports OF fake" are said
TO emanate from the officials of the
lighting club in Los Angeles 1t has
been said that Corbett and Ieffrics
have decided to split the purse and
nave agreed upon the round when the
battle shall end.
Corbett anu leffries Themselves HAY e
made strong denials. They say that the
reason of the attacks from Los Angtl les
nre due to personal feeling against the
heavy weight champion. IL appears that
Jemries agreed to fight l'izsimmons
under the auspices Of the Los Angeles
organization but more tempting imam
cial Inducements from rival club i'm
San Francisco made the champion fight
Lanky Bob" at the Golden Gate
hence the statements of the dissatisfied
Los Angeles promoters.
Corbett supplemented his denitl with
a statement to the effect that nothing
could tempt him TO do anything wrong.
He would give at least 100000, he said,
to regain his lost laurels.
Bob" Fitzsimmons, who has fought
both men, says the Corbett-Jeffries
bout will be fought strictly on its mer-
its. He says that no amount of money
could induce Jeifries to engage in a
fake" bout.
"The champion" he said, lis in bet
ter physical condition at present than
at any time during his career. He will
have no trouble i'm disposng of Corbett
l have fought both men and know the
strong and weak points Of each thor
oughly.
In my opinion Jeffries is the great
est fighter I'm the world, and ! expect
TO see him score knockout victory
over Corbett inside of seven rounds
Corbett is a clever sparrer. but his
blows have no force. on the other
hand, Jenries can hit tremendous
blow, and as he is sure to score often
on the former champion, there is nc
doubt that his blows win gradually
knock Corbett into state of helpless
ness"
Evening journal., 1903-06-18
WILMINGTON LOSES

That Wilmington lost TO the Cincin-
matt National League team yesterday
was due to the errors of Doherty Ia the
seventh inning, who managed to collect
three. IL netted the National League
Team three runs. Up until that time the
score stood to j. and the grandstand
aud bleachers were yelling themselves
hoarse. What they said about the
gentleman covering second bag was
Sufficient.
After the visitors were out of the
hole they put Poole in to succeed Har-
b per, who had been touched up for eight
hits.
10 one Brown is due lunches of APP
plause and blue ribbons. Throughout
the contest he kept the National
Leaeuers down 10 seven hits, and led in
the batting for the locals. IL was hard
luck that the clever pitcher should
have had the game lost after winning
IL.
The weather was cold, but nobody
noticed that SO lony as Wilmington was
IN the lead but after the Juggling per-
formanoe OF Mr.. Doherty they suddenly
discovered the wind was blowing chill,
across the lot, and that they We're shiv.
ering. The score;
Evening journal., 1903-06-18
NEW CUP DEFENDER
LOST HER TOPMAST
Accident Occurred in Two
Minutes After Crossing
the Line

New York, June lS.-Two minutes
after she had crossed the starting line
for a 30-mile race with the Columbia
and Constitution over the Larchmont
Yacht Clubs course in Long Island
Sound the Reliance's topmast snapped
off under the pressure of her big club
topsail and balloon jib topsail The
tangled mass Of sails. spars and rig
ging fell to leeward and hung partly
suspended by the torn club topsail and
its bolt ropes. and with only 10 feet
Of a ragged stump of her topmast
standing above the masthead she with
drew from the race cripple Mr.
Iselin, managing owner, said tho Re
lance would sail in the next race to-
morrow.
The Constitution and Columbia con-
tinued the race and the Constitution
outsailed the former cup defender by
minutes, 46 seconds, elapsed time
and won the cup offered by Commo-
dore +. T. Adams, Of the Larchmont
Club. The course was a triangle one
having two legs OF six miles each
and one OF three miles.
Evening journal., 1903-06-18
TICKET SCALPERS SENTENCED
One Has to Pay $3.50 Fine and An.
other a $50 Penalty.

Ctner 4ou Fenaily.
Harrisburg, Pa, June Isabel Cohn,
a well-known pawnbroker, and Harry
Katz, a clothier's clerk, who pleaded
guilty last Friday to scalping Pennsyl-
vania railroad tickets, were sentenced
by Judge Weiss Cohn was ordered
to pay a fine Of $3.50 and the costs and
Katz was directed to pay a fine Of $50
and costs.
d. Miles Rigor, chief of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad secret service, who
worked up the case against Cohn and
Katz testified to their method of scalp
ing tickets. The passenger conductor
on the Northern Central Railway sold
tickets from Washington to Harris
burg which had only been cancelled
as far as Baltimore to Cohn. The
pawnbroker paid the conductor 81
apiece for the tickets and sold them
TOR Sl.4O to Katz, who disposed of them.
Mr.. Rigor said there was nothing TO
show that Katz knew that these tickets
were stolen. but that Cohn bought the
tickets from the conductor with the
knowledge that they had been stolen.
Mr.. Rigor said more than 100 tickets
had been secured by Cohn and dis
posed of by Katz.
Evening journal., 1903-06-18
Among the serappers.

George schuh boxes Artie simms at
Louisville tonight.
j. T.. Madden has purchased the colt
saumalSer from August Belmont for $500.
II is announced that Kid Carter and
Joe Grim are scheduled TO meet at the
Southern Athletic Club on June %.
1t ds reported that While Mack and
Charley Hitte are to box y rounds in pri-
vate AZ Albany. n. y, within two weeks.
The Rocl1away. n. Y, polo team which
last year won the Pembroke Cup will play
the Philadelphia Country Club first at
Bryn Mawr this afternoon.
Al Weinig states that he viii be at
Pottsvile. Pa, tonight and tomorrow
night to accept the def OF Jack o. O.Brien
offering $3.50 ITO any man he can't out-point
In four rounds.
Outo Siolom and Henry Fagin nri
matched TO box ten rounds before the In.
dianapolis. Ind. Athletic Club on June is
They have agreed TO weigh 13S pounds al
3 o'clock on the afternoon Of the contest
Evening journal., 1903-06-18
BASEBALL NOTES.
lden over the brIdge today.

Camden over the bridge today.
Wilmington plays Lebanon at Front
and Union this afternoon.
Brown pitched a fine game yester-
day against the Cincinnati team, al
lowing the League team only seven
hits.
Gastmyer has his eye on the ball
again. He got two hits yesterday
Hartman is playing good game
back of the plate. He got two hits d.
the game with Trenton yesterday.
Brown is a cool-headed pitcher and
good batter.
Cincinnati robbed Wilmington OF
some nice hits.
Wilmington A. A. plays Pottsvills
on SATURDAY.
Knox is playing in his old-timc
form.
The Philadelphia Giants play Man
ager Connelly's pets on Saturday.
Doherty has left the Wilmington
| team. His wild throwing lost the game
yesterday.
Brown, besides pitching a good game
/ yesterday. had two hits. There is ne
better all-round played on the team
tina nhe,
Had Knox not attempted to steal Sec
ond the score would have been tied.
Wilmington had one more hit thar
/ Cincinnati.
Harper who was taken out because
he was hit so hard gets a salary o
$4,000 a year.
il was Dolans first game with the
Reds.
Cincinnati tried hard enough TO win.
Each side had one earned run.
Mack robbed the visitors of a hit b,
running into left field and pulling
down a hard ball.
The fans would like to see the vii.
\ mington and the A. A. play on Satur'
days.
Evening journal., 1903-06-18
Attacked Guests win an Axe.

Charlotte. N. c.. June 1S.-Informa-
ton from the mountain section of Ashe
county is to the effect that Levi Bar
ker was murdered and his father, AL
fred Barker, fatally injured by CriclS
Davis. who also mortally wounded Mrs.
Davis when she endeavored TO save
Barker's life. The Barkers were trav-
ellers from Virginia, and had stopped
at Davis house for the night. In the
middle of the night he attacked them
with an axe. with the result as stated.
No motive is known, and It is believed
Davis is insane.
Evening journal., 1903-06-18
AIdInn the Hood VIetIms.

Springfield, H.. June 1s. - Acting
Governor McKinzie has received a
message from Mcclure. Alexander
county. stating that 1000 people who
we're victims of the food are homeless
and in need of food and provisions.
The acting governor issued an order
to send necessary food and a car filed
with bacon, flour and other provisions
to the value of $4,000 was shipped this
morning. in charge Of an officer Of the
National Guard.
Evening journal., 1903-06-18
PLUMBERS PRESIDENT EXPECTED
viii Arrive in This City Tomorrow and
Address Local Union.

President Merritt. Of the National
Federation of Plumbers Unions. will
be IN this city tomorrow. He will ar
rive in the morning and will be the
guest OF the members OF the local as
sociation. In the evening he will
speak AT the headquarters OF the VIII
mington union at Eighth and Orange
streets. and II is expected that every
union plumber in the city will be pres
enf 10 hear him.
Out Of the l25 striking plumbers who
went out in this city. an but thirty
have got employment. President Mer-
ritt is making a tour Of an cities in
which strikes are in force. for the pur-
pose Of bringing about. II possible. an
amiable settlement
There We're i25 firms IN different
parts Of the country who refused 10
grant the increase Of pay demanded by
the plumbers, and all have since
granted the increase with the exccn-
ton Of about thirty concerns. who ase
expected to sign the scale within
shcrt time.
Evening journal., 1903-06-18
KING PETER OF SERVIA
WILL HAVE NEW PALACE
New Ruler Might Object to
Old Mansion for Senti-
mental Reasons

Belgrade. June 1S.-With the re-
ceipt of the cars telegram to King
Peter finishes, in the opinion of the
best informed persons. all possibility
Of an internal rising against the pro-
visional government of Servia. The
despatch has so strengthened the
hands of the conspirators that there
is no chance whatever of opposition
to them. Nothing is now heard but
talk of the approaching reception 10
the new king The municipality Of
Belgrade is also sending deputa-
tion to meet King Peter, and intends
erecting three triumphay arches be-
tween the railroad station and the
town.
The new royal cipher consists of
the letter "P" with a number one
"P. l."
1t does not seem likely that the new
king will inhabit the old palace, which
was the scene of the recent tragedy.
Preparations are being made for his
accommodation at the new palace.
The officials explain that King Peter
might object from sentimental rea-
sons" to occupy King Alexander's
apartments.
The details of the new Servian con
stitution are still being elaborated
It is believed that the terms have been
practically settled upon, though 1t has
not been announced yet whether the
constitution will be a mobilization OF
the constitution of 1883, or win be al
entirely new constitution.
Evening journal., 1903-06-18
WIN Celebrate John WesIey's Birth.

Savannah, Ga, June 1S.-The Meth
odists have completed arrangements
for the celebration of the bi-centenary
Of the birth of John Wesley. This
celebration is unique, as Savannah
was the only place in America whore
Wesley ever lived. Whitfield and
Charles Wesley also resided here, and
the programme includes a pilgrimage
to Whitfelds Orphanage and ad-
dresses on Whitheld's relation to Wes-
ley. Three bishops-Goodsell Gallo
way and Candler-will take part in
the exercises. Rev. Drs Goucher of
Baltimore, and Thirkield. of Cincin-
natl, and Judge Samuel r. Adams and
Former Congressman J. c. c. Black
will deliver addresses.
Evening journal., 1903-06-18
A. A. WINS IN THE TENTH
Trenton Trounced in Their Own Back
Yard.

There were some lively dongs In New
Jersey village called Trenton yesterday
afternoon. In the bali lot, nine sturdy men
had lined up 10 Cook the Wilmington A.
As but after battling for ten Innings
they sadly lent the field and wended their
way to the tall grass for i'm the last in
ming the A. AS took one more run and
the game By the score of to 2.
QUINN who pitched for the locals, had
his steam chest well charged, and passed
balls around ihe necks and about the legs
of the Trentonites so fast they would not
think ITO strike at them until they heard
the Gull thud in the catcher's init. Those
that We're landed ON dropped at the pitch
er's feet and he gobbled mp nine chances.
Gastmeyer came TO liie yesterday and
played game of the circus variety in the
field and landed ON the horse-hide for two
safe drives The whole team seemed 10
be infused with new life and all played a
fast snappy game. The score:
Evening journal., 1903-06-18

A curious sight I'm the streets OF Toxic
ds TO see an old man seated ON a smooth
piece of ground having round him little
yellow, black, etc. Placing q pinch from
each pile in his right hand he viii draw
ON the smooth ground the figure Of a man
or woman, the dress all properly colored
by the sand tricbllng through his fingers.
Il is done with great rapldity and shows
remarkable deXterty.
Evening journal., 1903-06-18

Wilmington A. A.. 10000 OO0o1-;
Trenton. e. .... ........O1O1OOOOO 90.
Earned runs, Wilmington A. A., j; SIC
rifce hits, Hartman. Burke, Bratton; hit
by pitched ball. Tierney; bases on balls
Off Quinn, /; off Cook, 4; struck out, by
Quinn, 6; by Cook, 3; stolen bases. Tier
ney Hoffman, Young; wild pitches, Quinn;
left on bases, Wilmington A. A. IL; Tren-
ton, G.
Evening journal., 1903-06-18
Summer Excursion Tickets Via B. &
=. &. r.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
oapany has placed on sale at princi-
pal ticket Offices excursion tickets TO
all summer Resorts in the United
tickets and detailed Information. amply
TO ticket offices, Market street station,
and Delaware avenue station, or write
II. A. Miller. T. p. A., Market street
station, Wilmington, Del. ID. g A.
telephone number 1755A.
Evening journal., 1903-06-18
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE

STONE IRON AND SLATE coNsTRUc
TION.
Atlantic City's newest hotel. Sea water
in all baths, telephones IN rooms. music.
valet service and otner modern hotel con
veniences. Golf. Booklet.
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS.
Evening journal., 1903-06-18

It's mistake to imagine that itching
piles can't be cured; a mistake to suf-
fer a day longer than you can help.
Doan's Ointment brings instant relief
and permanent cure. AT any drug
store, 80 cents.
Evening journal., 1903-06-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Rssults Of Yesteraay,s Games.

Athletic. II: St. Louis. !.
cleveland, 3. Boston. I.
Boston. G. Cleveland, I.
New York. ]. Chicago, o.
Evening journal., 1903-06-18

Electricians are making elaborate eN-
periments TO find out just what an umpere
Is. II they who have been using them an
,hese years are stlM In the dark there is
sone encouragement for The ignorant lay
man.
Evening journal., 1903-06-18

No man can cure consumption. You
can prevent il, though. Dr. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup cures coughs,
colds, bronchitis. asthma. Never fails.
Evening journal., 1903-06-18
Totals ..........8 s "a 10
CINCINNATI.
SCORE BY INNINGS

Earned Wilmington, I; Cincin-
natl, /. Sacrifice hits-Mack, Cregan.
Hit by pitched ball-Harper. Bases on
balls-On Brown, /. Struck out-By
Brown, .; by Harper g; by Poole. A.
stolen bases-Donlin. Harper Wild
pitches-Harper, Brown. Passed balls
Bergen. Left on bases-Wi ilmington
4: Cincinnati. G. Umpire-McMahon
Time-1.40.
Evening journal., 1903-06-18

sweden sent three quarters of the 1900 600
gross boxes of matches imported into this
country last year.
Evening journal., 1903-06-18
Independent RasebaII.

Although outbatted two to one Penn
Park yesterday shut out Pottsville by
a score of TO in the second OF the
evening games played for the benefit Of
the worlxlngmen In a game which was
replete with brilliant fielding, unassist-
ed plays by Linderman and Bagley, a
fine catch of Shreiners in left field and
the fielding OF Hanks and Evans being
notable. Shreiner and Bagley. of
Pottsville hit the ball hard each get
ting two two-baggers. The score:
RH.E.
Penn Park. % 100000 o. l
PottsviHe 20 100000 90 /
Batteries-Hlbert and Smith: Evans
and Altman. Umpire -zellinger. Time
-1.20.
Umpire Griffith tired Of Butman's
tongue and nut him out OF the game at
Norristown yesterday. PhoeniNville
had no player to take his place and
NOrristown was awarded the game 9
10 @. This happened in the first half OF
the eighth, when a Phoenixville run
ner was declared out at the plate. the
team having previously scored a run
that inning The score. r. II. +.
Norristown .....1 l 0 0-3 g 4
PhoenixvnIe 400 200 o O-3 {
Batteries-Livingst and Sea-
graves. Taylor and Wright.
North Ends 3: Lafayette, ..
Camden o: Coatesville, ?.
Harrisburg, S: Altoona, Is.
Pottstown, ~: Hartsville. 8.
Lebanon, 10; Albright z.
Shamokin, o.; Harrisburg Giants, 0
(Game called on account Of darkness)
Chester, .. Wissahiokon, >.