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The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
LIahtnInq FAVOR. PopI.r..

A careful examination OF trees that
ere struck by lightning shows that
over half Of them are poplars. From
this fact scientists conclude that the
poplar las some value as a conductor
OF lightning. Therefore, agricultnrists
are adyised to plart these trees ID
- vioirity OF their farm buildings.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
Peculiar Legacy.

Among strange legacies may be
classed that of a Vermont man, who
left $500 to his church. the income to
be used in sweeping the snow off the
church pavement and in strewing
ashes and sawdust on the slippery
places.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
Taking Precautions.

A farmer wrote to his lawyer as
follows: will you please tell me
where you learned to write? have
boy wish to send to school, and
Il am afraid l may hit upon the same
school that you went to-"
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
TInsER LANn ACr JUNE .. asss
Nsssee 81 pshlieasssa.


USlrEp Stains LAM OrpsrR.l
Nontroee. Cal0., January 0. ipUt.
Notice Is hereby given that In coni plinncr with
the PRIV i<iOns Of the act u CoEscKs II JuGe j.
1s5o entitled IAN act for tile pafe Vr llmier lands
ia the states uf California. Orrs0p, Nevada alUi
Washington Territory" ms extended 10 altbe
Public Land states by act Of August !, l64.
c. EDGAR wE1ZEI..
Of Natnrtta, cOuuty Of Moitrase. state Of Colo
RADIO. has this day tled In this nfnrc his sworn
statement Mo-, for the Iuinrh-s4 ri the
10 IN township No. 4s.D. ralire M. 10 W. n. u.
r. and,wiIl offer pr,cf y .haw tha, Tie htns
thai, fr agricultural purp.s-4s. and to estnbiixh
his claim 70 said land before the Register and
Receiver OF this once at MOntrUse. Colorado Un
Monday. the 2ist day Of March. 1871.
He names Rs witneSssr:
( Charles II. Tcmpletsin. Of Nstnrita, NnntrD-e,
Co., Cnlo., Jcersni, d. billiard, hnrier ". well,
Richard NJ. Barnable. all az Delta, Della ca. Col
orado.
AIRY and all persons claiming adversely The
nb0ve- -desrribesi lands are rrqiest-d to file their
ralis in this ONCE on or before sid zist day VI
DAVID CROSBY. Register.
frst psil. Ian. Is last pnl. Mar N.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
Potato Alcohol for Autos.

The London Engineer says that the
production of potatoes in Germany
will be even more important In the
future on account of the increasing
consumption of potato alcohol for au
,tomobile purposes.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
Antitoxln s,ves MANY 'Llve,.

The promotion of the antitoxin treat
mont Of diphtheria has resulted in
reduction of the death rate Of that
sccurge Of the nursery from IS per
cent to less than Z per cent in the
thousands Of cases treated by the med
ical inspectors Of the health depart
ment Of Chicago.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY.
Misc.lIaneou. Rates.

Resolutions uf respect and coincidence. obitu-
aries, etc, five cents per line for each addi-
nonal line over one inch
Card of tlianks-sl.O0 for each insertion.
Display advertising rates made known on
application.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26

Nearest Approach to ths Pslss.
While msn has approached the
north pole within z3s miles. no nne
has yet stood within 772 miles Of the
south pole.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
Dx.Enr LANU FINAL ,rRoos.
n.,,-e -, rv.,,r.,..u.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
LAND UvricE At MlNrtO-E. ('nL,hApst
January 20. ipVi.
Nutieeis hereby given that
CLARENCE N. HOCKKK
of Ccdaredge. Delta county, Colorado Assignee
Of Mary q. Forrest; has flcd notice nj Intention
TO make prsf IN liin depert.la claim No al5.
8. .htp 10 ~ itii, ringe a5 west gth y. m. Mfofc
Milton X. weicb. U. y. CoIninlssionar. nj
ills oiIice III the county cauri house. Delta Del =
county. Colorado. on saturdnv tho bib day of
March. Ip0t.
lie ran,es The following Witnesses 10 prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation Of said
iBnd:
loser hus II. DaIe. 0f cc,lnredEc.. Delta Co..
ColorAiio; Albert l. HInrhman. of. .Eckcrt. tlcita
ca t,0l0rHho: Ollie c u nd. II cetiar'dEe. Delta
to @ iori.i,; RiclIar'i Fpinst. Of Eckcrt. Delta
Co.. Coi0faa.0.
rirst pub Jan 22; last pub Maj II.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
still Make Lace by Hand.

Notwithstanding the progress of
machine.made lace there are in France
to-day about 200, 900 women who make
it by hand. Many of them get only
80 cents for twelve or fourteen hours
work.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
One View Of peputatlens

Gladstone when In ONCE did not
care particularly for the visits of
self-appointed committees OF citizens.
His definition of deputation was "a
noun signifyirg many. but not sigri-
flying much
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
FINAL PROOF
Nosies fer Puhlieatasn,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
LAND OkJIcK AT NoNrR0sE. CoLOkApo.

DEPARTMENT, OF THE INTERIOR.
LAND OKJIcE AT NoNrR0sE. CoLOkApo.
January ~, 1904.
Notice Ii hereby given that the following
named setter has hIcd notice Of Intention u
make tiual proof in1uppbrt Of hin ela,n and that
euid prsAif Will pe made nefFe Ailtm u. welch.
U. y. commimioner. " his oflos in the county
cOurt h0usr, Delta, DeltA county, Colorado. on
saturday, March 5. 1904. viz
JOHN w. Huffman
or CeJaredgc. Delta county, Colo, on his u. r.
No. 2,s5 Ute seiies. for The . Il ne y sec!ion l3.
township - south. .!ailue u. west stli r. ".
He nan,es the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuoux rssidence upon and cultivation VI
said land. Wis:
John Y. Telter. Eugene Roweil. Oscar Edgar.
Color ado DAVID Il. CROSBY.
Reglater.
Flint pub Jan %. last pub Moh
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
Lobsters Are Scarce.

Twenty-Five years ago a fisherman
on the Maine coast could take 500
Holsters day: now seventy-five is
reckoned rs a good catch.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
National Banking Laws

Assume that the depositors in bank
are entitled to know it's true condition
at all times. For the general public we
submit the following exact statement
OF condition at the close of business.
February 16. 1904:
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
sarnaeles Decrsa'

6arnaeles Decrease Speed.
A six months cruise will decrease
the speed Of ship 16 per cent. This
is owing to the barnacles that gather
on the hull.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26

promedaries Like Tobacco.
Most dromedaries. according 10 a
menagerie proprietor. are particular.
ly fond Of tobacco smoke. and can
be made to do almost anything under
its influence.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
u,on.., eo..ome.-

The postofiice of Ancomarca. IN the
Andes of Peru. is 10000 feet above
the sea and is probably the highest
inhabited spot on earth.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
Kilkenny cassls.

Kilkenny Castle is one Of the old
est inhabited houses in the world.
many Of the rooms being much as
they were 500 years ago.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26

Business Done on Credit.
The checks which pass through the
London clearing house in SIX weeks
are more than equal to all the coin in
the world.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
HeIplessness of sturuson,.

Heipiessness Of sturssons.
Surgeons are the weakest of all
fish in proportion to their size A
sturgeon weighing over ton is per.
fectly helpless II attacked by small
swordfish.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
Rain rhat Rsaehe, tb. n.

Rain That Reaches the ses.
Biologists speak Of that fraction Of
the rainfall which reaches the sea
through streams as the '.run-off." The
run-off in Connecticut Is half the rain
fall. while in the Mississippi basin 1t
is but one-fourth.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
It.IIan chestnute se,t.

The Italian peasants take as crest
care Of their Chestnut tree as Amer
lean farmers do of their apple trees.
This is supposed to account for TIE
fact that the Italian nuts are 1--WE
times as big as the American.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
Eastern Coast. tho Hea,thIest.

Throughout the West Indies and
peninsula OF Florida the prevailing
winds are from due east, which makes
the eastern coasts very healthy. while
on the west coasts, where these trade
winds are not SO constant. the climate
is less salubrious.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
ch.ree,l Epb..

Sometimes All think de worl am fu'
OBJ wickedness. an den again All thin
wickedness am Jess checked full
de worl', Mistah Jackson.-Balt:mor
News.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
Nottce ter PnbIicaaIsn.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
UNITED STATES LAND OEHICE

DEPARTMENT or TIVE INrERlOR,l
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.S
MONrRosE. C0Lo February rs. 1904.
Notice IL hereby given that the -fo,i0wf Ing
named settler has fileti notice Of his intention IL
that said pri,of will br made before Milton r.
Welch. U. :. Commissioner at his ofice III the
County, Colorado, OH Saturday. March 10 1904,
JAMES HENRY KELLER
Of cedaIetlge, Delta County, Colorado who
made Presumption l,tclaiaiory Statement No.
Township u 4. r. % W.
lie names tile following witnesses te prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, VIZ
Joseph Hegrrfc. Maurice w. Paxter. Eugene
Corbin, William kser. all Of CcdHretlge. Delta
DAVID r. CROSBY. Register.
First pub Feb. 10. 1901: last pub. March 25. 1904
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
Meat and Grain

Since 1s40 The worlds production OF
meat has increased 81 per cent and
grain 420 per cent.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
steam IurhIns EnaInee.

An advantage Of the steam turbine
engine over the reciprocating type has
developed after years test in ,Switz-
erland. The turbine ran 1000 hours
with only 5h hours spent in repairs.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
EeM Golden Meaalno..

Few Golden Weddings.
Although about As per cent OF mar
'ried couples celebrate their silver
wedding. only one in 1000 live to eel
citrate their golden anniversary.
The Delta independent., 1904-02-26
r.ade Wlfh cum

The United States buys from ouba
three times as much rs Cnba bays
from the United States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.

See the new spring skirts at Yaughan's.
You can get Elastic Carbon Paint at
Sowden u Lyons.
New walking skirts at Perry's, the lat
est IN mixed goods.
Have you seen those s. SOAK chiffoniers
at B. w. Hooker * Co's2
Ladies summer underwear for Toe, l5e
and 25c, good values, at Veale y knights.
Prindle & AverIll have received a car
load Of three-ply roofing and sheathing
paper.
Miss Alta Colyln, who has been visiting
in the city for a week. returned 70 Boston
today.
THAT 500 suit ut Fits store has I In
dividuality 7 something away from the
ordinary.
1t is hoped an the boys Of the Presbyte-
rian brigade will be present this evening
for rehearsal.
Top coats, very swell finest you ever
saw $1,000, S1200 aud $500 az
McWhorters.
The Epworth league literary debate has
been postponed on account Of MT. loves
being called away.
There will be regular meeting Of the
I Granite Polishers' Union, S642, Wednes-
/ day evening, April 13, at I 30, in Wheel
ock block. A fun attendance is requested.
/ Business of Importance.
There will be a rehearsal Of all who are
to take part in the farce to be given In the
I Easter festival, az the home Of the
Rev. Brian g. Roberts Thursday afternoon
at so o'clock sharp, All are requested
to be present.
Alex Mortimer, who was arrested April
s for intoxication and who pleaded NOT
I guilty, was given a trial I'D city court to-
I day. Little was done with the case until
this afternoon s. I'll Jackson Is defend
ing Mortimer
Companion Court Granite City, No. 757,
/ /. O. f.. win hold regular meeting IL
/ their han in the Worthen block Friday
evening. April 18th. at $50 sharp. A
fnIl attendance Is desired Recording
Secretary, Minnie Bruce
Patrolman Faulkner made his first ar
rest since be was appointed to the polics
force, yesterday afternoon when he lodged
j r. G. Smith az Barre town in jail This
1 morning smith pleaded guilty to intoxiea
tion and was assessed Sl400, which wa
paid.
r.. s. CurTier and G. Il. Allen Of thii
city were in Burlington yesterday In con
ference with J. Q. Sanford, State highway
commissioner and Burlington men Wit
are interested Ia the Vermont Good Roads
association, with references to meeting
J Of the association, to be held 10 MONTPELIER
cary in may
At the meeting OF the Red Men las
evening one pale face was adopted am
lone hunter was raised to the warriors de-
gree Next Friday night new tribe 0
fed Men is TO be Instituted ID East Barre
Past Great Saehem WI a, Jordon Of Mas
, saehusetts win be present to institute th
tribe and Iriquoi tribe VIII work the de
/ gree.
The Ida Reed w. G. r. . With invited
guests, were entertained at the home @
Mrs. RI III Watkins last night. The even
Ing was passed In social say, game
played and refreshments we're served i
. behalf Of the w. G. Il. y. Mrs. nj, G
/ Goodwin ia her usual pleasing name
, presented Mrs Watkins with neautliu
china painted sugar bowl and dreamer Mrs
Watkins responded with few remarks i
, appreciation 81 the gift
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
A. P. ABBOTT CO. AP ABBOTT CO Is. ?. ABBOTT CO.
Daylight Store =


Thar Ne" York THURSDAY Of last week could by ot o. very desirable
behalf lot Of m best values that eyer came INTO our
Theyar
country Manufacturers than they can dsas
ynowne work For there
no better. n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
Garment Department.

Let us advise you, as others advised Us,
to buy these garments and save dollar
Twenty-Five Ladies Tailored Suits in
all colors, such as navies, browns, greys,
blacks and mixtures, made in the latest
effect Of such cloths as
Cheviots, Examines and Etamine Chew
lots Suits that sell ID 4 regular way for
SIS 90 and a part Of them for $500.
Now for sale at S12 so each.
Fifteen Ladies Tailored Suits in all
colors and mixtures, same as above only
made with more style, beng trimmed with
buttons and more braid our regular
$40. 90 and Szz. 50 Suits. These Suits
will be sold for Sl7. so each.
Mrs. W. F. Shepard has
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
MANDOLIN MTTCTC
and GUITAR MUON

Our collection Of Music for the Man
dolin and Guitar is quite complete. There
are Folios and Sheets Of Music. They
comprise marches, waltzes, ETC. Ask for
Catalogue Of our Io-cen, Music for Che
above instruments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
Goods!
1904 SPRING 1904

TO settle your doubt about what buy for Summer Dress
we ask the privilege of showing you unusually large line
Of Wash Goods Your dress, when made with STANDARD
PArrERN insures stylish and fit We have full line
Of the following brands Of Wash Goods;
Brets suHlags pei yd.... Grean ve per yard 2O
Muls AZ
windsor Faix per zoe Un Satin zoe
Dotted l5e and lS
Dns g yard &C. satma Pgss per lO
oyand ar eos pei yard 25
tn d Sole 2se Borsts Dhy. i2A
New Pescalesl New Prints! New Certain Muslinsl
We will gladly furnish samples request.
PERRY & CAMP,
II and rs Main Street, Barre, Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
Garment Department.


Twenty Ladies Tailored Suits These
are all high grade Suits made BY best tail
ors. Larger clues do not show any more
advanced ideas. These Suits win be
recognized as very swell and not Of the
ordinary styles. They are $500 quail
titles. VIII sell these At $40 90 each
There are a few Suits that come in
this lot that were made in special order
departments, carrying style that will be
recognized a little in advance Of the
season. These are 5000 and s35.
Suits. We viii sell these at SIS. 90 each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-13
Garment Department.


Ladies' SIX Goats in a variety Of styles.
made 81 best Tafsia q Peau de Sole
silks, the $1,000, siz. SO and sI4.oo
kinds. Win sen them for SOS each.
Ladies silk Goats, the $500 and
$1,000 kinds. VIII sell for Sl1 SO each.
Ladies Six Goats, the $4,000 saz 50
and szs 90 kinds. VIII sen for Sl7. SO
each.
The above prices are on these lots only
These garments are sold q low that
we viii have to charge you one-halt ,he
cost Of any alteration
The evening world., 1904-03-25
M'GRAW KEEPS MEN
BUSY At STICK WORK
Little Manager Is Troubled a Bit by
Their Weakness, but Declares They
Soon Will Be in Shape to Meet
All Corners.

practice is the thing they most need.
McGraw put his strongest twlrlrrs
against them. He showed no mercy on
their exalted regulations IS siuSit"s.
OF all the Giants pitching stan Nc
Ginnity. Mathewson and Mulllgan
have shown the best form. and tnesc
were the slab artists chosen to deliver
the batting food Tor the men OF the
regular team. The IanIgLns scored one
run on Young Minahan's pitching In the
morninp session, Dut SandOw 4nrrtes.
who changed places with Can't. Dunn.
made the hit that brought in that
lonely tally. In the afternoon engage
ment Sanuow was DaCk III ans resL..Lr
place. but up against UGH pitching "a
McGinnity and Milllgan put up he was
as weak with the STICK ~ ,ne otn,r
regulars.
Let me see you sting one.' said Nc
Graw to Dahlen In the latter part ui
the afternoon tussle, and Bad Bills"
gallant effort TELL into Lyncn s anti.
Mccormack md Mathewson met with
slight Injuries. The pitcher was hit on
the pitching wrist with n sharp liner
from McGann's bat and the new cen
tire fielder twisted his ankle sliding into
second base on a purloining expedition.
President Brush was an Interested
spectator In the grand stand at both
sessions of the practice.
The evening world., 1904-03-25
BETTING
ON FIGHT HERE

So far not n single bet has been re-
corded in this city on the fight between
Young Corbett' and Jimmy Britt,
which takes place in Woodward's Pa
vilion, in San Francisco. under the
auspices Of the Hayes Valley Athletic
Club, tonight.
AT the different hotels where sport
Ing men gather there was considerable
Corbett money In evidence. but not a
dollar OF Brtt's. All seemed to be
eager to wager on the little champions
chances and the amount they are pre-
pared to bet has scared off the :.d-
mirers OF the California fighter.
The men who announced their inten-
tion to-day of backing Corbett were
Johnny and George Considine. Eddie
Burke. Honest John Kelly, Sam Ber-
nard. Tom O'Rourke. Jimmy Wakeley,
Matt Clune and a host OF others. that Is.
II they can get money covered.
Judging by the way the betting lags
1t would not be.a surprise to see th1
admirers of Corbett offer odds of 10 to
6 or 2 to l on his chances of winning.
The evening world., 1904-03-25
HORSES GALLOP At
GRAVESEND TRACK

GRAVESEND. March 25.-The favor
able change in the weather brought
the horses out on the course in num-
bers to-day. The Burleigh. Gaynor. Cor
nell and a set of two-ycar-ulds from
Slhli" Days barn were sent to Brlgh-
ton Beach track for their work.
Trainer Tom Welsh sent several OF his
along at good speed. H%urstbourne,
Major Daingerfeld. Sherod. knight Err
rant and Divinatlon went together
thrse-elghths In GA -. 1t $hSs the
Grst time they W. been shOw to any
thing like speed and they acted admir-
ably. -Four two-year-olds from the
same stable were sent a quarter-mile
The McGuinness string were shown at
an early hour. The youngsters June
bug, Auto Hood. Black Cat. Resem-
blance md Dance Music were sent o
onds, Austin Allin. Jack Rose, But
tiing n Two Step reeled off the same
distance at a commute gait.
The Hampton Stables two-year-olds
we're out in two sets. Renan,t and
and Red Reynard hooked up, the four
going thres-eighths in 0.i3. In the Sec
ond set We're Limerick, Newsboy. Man
ners and Workman: They reeled on
iioilars Rstioent and a chestnut col;
Trainer Booker allowed the imported
colts lion Royal and Galalas three fur
longs1n a seconds. George Meehan al
THE steeplechasers. Judge Phillips
HegEar Lady. Col. Roader and Gasgar
.aes ali shown TO stir gaiioplng and
hzzazsd along . half mile In IS.
The evening world., 1904-03-25
ERNE THINKS
WELL OF BRITT

Frank Erns, former lightweight cham
pion. who was knocked III by Jimmy
Britt, has this to say about the Cali
fornian's chances in his fight with
Young Corhett" tonight:
Britt is not such a hard hitter as
Corbett. but he IL an awkward. shifty
boxer. He Is wonderfully clever on the
defensive. II IL almost impossible 10
hit him n vulnerable spot. | will he
SURPRISED II Corbett. knocks him out,
in my fgh. | sent him to his corner
in bad shape more than once. so bad
that | Thought I surely had him beaten,
hut he has truly remarkable rcCuper
ativc powers. He nay reel az he goes
to take Il rest. but he comes out again
Il minute later MS strong az Yer.
while Britt cannot hit rs hard rs
Con bett he is n good, hard body punch
sr. All Of his body blows. with eithII
hand. are dangerous. and IL he wins
from Corbett | expect 1t viii be with
punches in :hc stomach and over IA,
heart. cannot see anything to jus
thy Offering two to II on Corbett.
The evening world., 1904-03-25
ENNG WORLD [X2ESHHEEEHME1 SPORTS EDITED BY [AEKHEEEEEEs ROBERT EDGREN
STARTING FEATURE
AT BENNINGST TRACK.

m" 80 .r.H f|HT" = u I'M
not necessary. There Is no need for
horses to go further back OF the bar
rier han is necessary for them to wheel
and break. When horses are sent back
a hundred yards and the ,jockeyA are
instructed to walk their horseA up, TIN
line is sure to break before the barrier
is reached. Some of the BOYS Will be
tagging behind. others will be trying to
sneak a length or two on the bunch.
shorter Distance Plan.
II they are sent back only, a short
distance then there Is less chance OF
the line breaking and a better chance
OF securing quick and good starts.
Racegoers lave seen the moving line
break time and again apparently be-
cause the distance to be covered before
reaching the barrier is too great. The
writer comedies that Mr.. Cassidy and
Mr.. Fitzgerald are both men OF great
experience and ability In their line, yet
they must admit that the racegoer Of
to-day 10 a sharp and critical observer.
and as u nine out Of ten raoeeoers
are of the opinion that tho sending of
horses too far Jack OF the barrier is not
conducive to good starting.
Herman b. Duryea and o party of
friends en- route from Aiken, q. @, TO
New York had their private a side
tracked at Bennings yesterday and saw
the running OF the handicap. They Wis
tied the extensive string OF ]. E.. Mad.
den INC were much taken by some OF
the ~two-yonr-oids they saw. They es.
pccially admired a 't~wo-year-old or the
quaint name of Sioux. named after n
famous Kentucky beauty. an acquafnt-
nee of Mr.. Madden.
Mr.. Duryea said that he believed that
in the string he had leased from the
Whitney estate there were Some ro-
variable ~two-year-olds. The pick OF
the division are to be found In the
Hamburgs and Lissaks.
The evening world., 1904-03-25
HANGING STOPS
BALL PRACTICE

''fHf ''f'SHF
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, March Ca
There was not much doing In the way
OF bascball practice by McGraw's ball
playeis sthis morning Invitations 10
attend a negro hanging ut the county
Jail hare proved so much OF an at
traction mat most OF the regulars took
a look at the swinging act before re-
porting NJ the ball grounds.
The shock IA a demoralizing effect
IN them. They had no eve for the ball
and their knees were knocking together
when the mornings training operations
began. Fearing sonIe one would be
huit as a result Manager McGraw told
them he was glad there was not a
hanging every day and sent them into
their hotels to forget 1t. Brcsnahan,
Mctinnn. Eahlen. Mnth-wE0n, Gilbert.
Bowerman. Warner. Taylor. Mertes and
McGinnity We're the players who say
the negro murderer. Bob Stone, hanged.
1t was Hn ideal morning for training
and McGraw was anything but pleased
~ the Interference accustomed by the
execution.
stone said Eood-by TO every one and
wished the Giants luck.