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The Cook County herald., 1904-12-24
Gila Monster q, Terror

Although rattlesnakes are cOnsid-
cred dangerous from a poisonous
STANDPOINT, they are Insignificant
WHEN compared with the dreaded gila
mo4ster of the sandy deserts of the
southwestern United States. I Prof.
William Wetherbee, who has been
studying there desert creatures, has
made number of very interesting
and important discoveries as to their
nature and general habits. This
llzard-shaped animal when full grown
measures about eighteen inches in
length and in girth about the size of
an ordinary boys arm.
Its tail composes one-third of the
length of it's body and it's skin is of
a pustular nature and motley in col
or giving reddish yellow and brown
erect. Its legs are placed on it's body
similar in character to those of a liz.
ard' but it has none of the rapidity in
movements of that animal It seeks
the hottest places in the desert and
delights in heat ranging about 1876 de-
grees. According to Prof. Wetherbee
sc-e1ce does not know of a single
antldote to the poison emitted from
THIS animal and it was in hope of dis
covering such that he made recent
soJourn in the desert of Arizona and
California. The rapid increase OF set
tiers in this section of the country,
owing to the recent strides made by
the reclamation projects, has made it
necessary for the authorities to look
to. their safety from the dreaded ami
NAL
Since the departure of the Indians
The Cook County herald., 1904-12-24
An Enterprisinu Sleuth

A man who was "wanted" by the
police had been photographed in six
different positions, and the pictures
were duly circulated Among the police.
The chief Of police in a country town
wrote to police headquarters of the
city in search of the malefactor a
few days after the set of portraits had
been issued as follows: e.
Il duly received the pictures Of the
six miscreants whose capture is d.
sired. I have arrested five of them,
and the sixth is under observation and
will be secured shortly. y."-Philadelphia
Public Ledger.
The Cook County herald., 1904-12-24
French Architect for CorneIl.

NJ. PreVot, one of the winners Of
she grand prix de Rome in, the archi-
eectural competition at the Beau1
Arts, Paris, this year. has accepted the
position Of professor az architecture
At COruen university. @.@ .g.$&sS-- 4 :
The Cook County herald., 1904-12-24
Death DEALING Canoe.

Abolish the canoe and Canada
might have war every five years
and then lose fewer young men than
the great number that must go down
to death in ten years of summer holi-
days.
1t is pitiful the mothers who weep,
the fathers who mourn and the homes
that are darkened simply because
young people will take chances that
they have no business to take.
Death may part the young man
from his canoe. Good advice cannot
"Ephraim is joined to his idols,'' and
the victims of the canoe habit will
neither keep out of canoes nor be
careful while they are in Canoes
Toronto Telegram.
Frailty.
"Frailty-thy name is woman" "Tis
False.
All for pair of melting eyes,
And for the winsome glance that il
them lies;
For shifting dimple in a rounded
chin,
"A silken hose and foot therein;
For smothered sigh, tangled tress
A "cuddle DOOM" and soft caress: :
He fell.
Frailty-thy name is Man.
Town Topics
The Cook County herald., 1904-12-24
Young Love Lived Once in an HumbIe
She'd


Shed.
Young love lived once in an humble shed.
Where roses breathing,
And Woodbines wrea thing
Around the lattice their tendrils spread,
AS wild and sweet as the life he led.
His garden Aourishd
For young Hope nourish'd~ --------c<-
The infant buds with beams and shOW'rs
But lips though blooming, must still be
fed,
And not even Love can live on flowers.
Alas: that POverty's evil eye
Should e'er come hither,
Such sweets to wither!
The fiow'rs lay down their heads to die,
And Hope fell sick as the witch drew
nigh,
She came one morning
Ere Love had warning,
And raised the latch-where the young
god lay.
"oh, ho:' said Love-''is it you: good
So he opened the window. and flew away.
Thomas Moore.
The Cook County herald., 1904-12-24

Gratitude is the fairest blossom
which springs from the soul and the
heart Of man knoweth none more frag.
rant : e -4-... -. - ,-s ), !:
The Cook County herald., 1904-12-24

Clever and popular.
that had been presented to her, and
when she was half way to her car
riage rose dropped from it to the
pavement. Dicky darted forward and
picked it up. Murmuring something,
be knew not what, he stepped to the
The Cook County herald., 1904-12-24

FraiIty.
"Frailty-thy name is woman" 'Tis
False.
The Cook County herald., 1904-12-24

All for a pair of melting eyes,
And for the winsome glance that i,
them lies;
The evening world., 1904-07-22
WILL FIGHT At
5 IN AFTERNOON

Fitrsimmons and o Brlen will meet at
5 O'clock to.rorrow afternoon over In
Phlladslphia.
FitIslmmons KNOWS the advantages
and Disadvantages of fighting In the
open. and for that reason he requested
tha, the fight not take place until about
o'clock, when the warm summer sun
will not be quite so strong as TO inter-
ere with his enorts.
\ fast. clever, exhibition Is expected
TO resul, when the pair set Into action.
fitzsimmons, although clever enough
20 block and avoid an opponents lead,
pays little attention to boxing. He does
MT know how 10 la,d A light blow
preparatory to a terrific drive. like mes,
puSllists. The first blow has all .t1e
lower that the Cornlshman can Put into
Il, and II IL always backed UP by ms
huge, frecklsd sholIiers, that carry tre'
mcndous force.
The evening world., 1904-07-22
HERMIS AND WATERBOY
TO MEET IN HANDICAP

H-rmis Is sure to start against Water
boy on the opening day at Saratoga.
The two hve.y ar-olds will meet Ia
the Saratoga Handicap, the race tnat
waterboy won last year.
Mr. Joyner Is satisfied with the
weight l,7 pounds, Handicapped Vos'
burgh has asked Waterboy TO take ny
In the Saratoga. II Is the same weight.
the black colt won under last year.
and when Waterboy is ready he does
not mind weight. Joyner might lot
have clapped his hands from Joy II Mr..
Yosburgh had asked Waterboy to take
up i30 pounds. even weight wi;h Her
mis-, but he would not advise scratch
Ing on that account.
Mr.. Thomas and the shieldses are not
The evening world., 1904-07-22
HORSE AND RIDER
HURT At TRY-0UTS

GRAVESEND. n. T., July 22.-Con.
ditions for work we're again perfect al
tho Gravesend track this morning. n
Willlams's steeplechaser Gambling. Will.
being sent to a mlls and half workout
by Trainer William McGlbney THU
morning, In some unaccountable man
ner fell after going a mile and a quartet
In 2i9, Jockey James Corr was In thu
Ldte. anl az a result OF the fall wal
D. rendered ihsenslble. Fer a moment u
was feared he was fatally injured. DR.
Bergen. who was summoned. found chs
boy to be suffering from a dislocated
shoulder and painful bruises about the
body. The boy revived. however. and
mis- injuries, while painful, are not con
sldered serious. The horses shoulder
was thrown out as result OF the fall,
some OF the mornings best work,
were as follows:
DlNAH sIlAD-A quarter In GA, hand.
lly; T. Graves, trainer.
THE MVSkETEER-A half mile In
O.SO. easily, T. Weir, trainer
RIGHT AND TRuE-A quarter in ga.
handllS; T., Graves, trainer,
SCOTCH, lklsH-F,iye fgrlonss IN
Nv ~, OIttk,ns W iiuIel, tI"i'o.
THICK WINDED--Fiye turiongs In Leg.
gallOplng. W Hurley. trainer.
JuFENAL MAMMA quarter In oA.
handily. y. Weir, trainer.
UNMASkED-One mile In i.FO. easily:
+. Weir, trainer
NORAt.fGHT-F'lvt.e .eighths In ii0.
breeding; @. cornell. trainer.
coRNElI~-Flve,.eIghths In l.lo, breez-
ins; O, Cornell. trainer.
IA pnTENfr A1I'.. One unila N 4 *
easily; " Shields. trainer.
YOUNG HENRY One mic In lT.
handily: W, shields. trainer,
JULIA M-Three- quarters In oa6.
handly: r Welsh. trainer.
KING COLE-Quarter In O2j, handily,
y. TAYLOR, trainer
STENFnOkE-Quarter In 0.25, handlly;
+. Taylor, trainer.
ENLA!.A-rhree-quauers In lis. eas-
lily, q Cornell trainer.
TOP A.I-Flve fnrlongs In lot i-2
handlly: @. Cornell, trainer.
THE CVRE--Ouarter IN az. handlly
w. rsher: tralrier.
CIOVFRT AND Quarter In or. easily
We Hclsr trainer
BEN cPOCKET-slS furlongs Ia
~. 10, galloplns' q. II. Morris
~ VIZ Mr'sIc-sy rnrron9. in III. ali
ort: : vsunercr trainer d,
! lttN Nv ~ flNf'fF ~ Wv ntNh
Nv; =. Weir. trainer
| AL ,NN-One and y quarter miles IN
| ei1i-". Nnrillv; \. Zirrer, trainer
| WATrpFOpp-A haN mile In cjl gal
lopInz: Doc Johnson, trainer.
DTNp1 - sv fnr'nngs In 10, hinii'y
W 9 lslfa. trainer.
| HIMSELF six furlorgs In iif rs
| cr..'.. II cot
ANDREW NkC-S'N 'ur'ong' In ~
| N-ee-irg, =. Weir. trainer.
| tLEYRIA-One mile In 10 IL. glllop
| Ing: ~ Carter, tr'i1er
! col DNsA AY-OHe mile N lb - g,llop
tnz; y. Carter trainer
| hand!ly; J. Hynes, trainer.
IFATHr" n -FiVe-eigltns lu I %, hand
lily. n Carter, trainer
MISS BRYANT T-Five-eighths In lc.
rardlv n. Garter. trairrr.
| ANDY WILLIAMS Vow furlnags g
| c.S, b~aezirg W Shields. trainer
| ROt'Np BROOK -Fve furlonss IN -
| hrec-'rg: w Shields. 'rNirc~
| GPrrTtNc- T. r"c- quarters IN %. 60
| torinT ~ '"'-'-,N-c trainer
| GOrO nov -Thrce."inrtcrr n -
-nl,orirr W Tr~'Crs. trainer.
GOtD FLr''p Sv fu-lon~s IN H.
easily; W uuas'~r '-ai1cr
EAGLE ARCllt"-F've-sgf in 10
handily a 2lmmcr, trainer.
The evening world., 1904-07-22
JOYNER'S HORSES
MAKE FAST TIME
Especial 10 The Evening world.)

fSpecfnl 70 Tne Evening W0fl1sl
sHEEPSHEAD BAY, N. Y. July q
The weather was bright and clear. and
the pleasant breeze that swept over the
course this morning caused tn, gallop-
Ing hours to be pleasant ones Il the
The Goughacrs stable and the schef.
tel and May strings departed during tie
me rnins Tor ssra,oEa and shipped N y,
Saratoga has Diminished the ranks OF
the racers at the course considerably,
II II continues there will not be horses
enough left at the Coney Island Jockey
Cubs course to raise q gallop,
for the clockers, for without the work
OF his string they would have had but
little use for their timers. The prn'
clpal workouts were:
LORD OF THE vALE-one mile and
a quarter in I'll, handily; A. J.
WATER PANsY-slx furlongs In Lis,
handlly; A. J. Joyner, trainer.
handllyi A. j. Joyner, trainer.
BOXwoOD-Six furlongs In lBl-2,
handlly; A. J. Joyner, trainer.
BELLE OF BELLLEMEADE-s.x fur
longs In La, easily; Ed. Henner'
BLACK socKs-slx furlons. in i.ai-4
going with Belle OF Bellemeade.
OCEAN TlDE-six furlonss in lis "a,
handily; Enoch Wishard, trainer.
LINCROFT-Slx furlongs In LIS, breez-
Ing; T. Murphy. trainer,
BILL BAILEY Il.-Four furlongs In
052, breezlng: 7. Green, trainer.
AGNES Done mile In 80. galloping;
James Fit1simmons, trainer.
DRONE.Five furlonss In Los, brees-
ing. Matt Byrnes. trainer.
LONG DAYS-Five furlongs In Los,
going with Drone.
The evening world., 1904-07-22

but owing to the TACT that Gardner in
jured his hand during battle the con-
test was postponed until tonight THIS
m.ll will d1uhtless ht a slashins one
while Il lasts, as both fighters are az
grssslve and also capable Of taaiag con-
siderable punishment. Gardner wln have
the advantage over Fitzgerald. as the
xetxiK. iaey VIII clash at las mounds,
weigh in ave hours before the contest.
: cl.zssraia WI b sseended BY Harry
Pollah
The evening world., 1904-07-22
FELTz AND DURANE IN
FAST 2O-ROUND DRAW

the 'aN that sent Fcltz TO the mat In
tue fist knockicwn he ever suffered In
the dozens Of nights he has mad IN
savanna. Ne came W smiling In the
same round purlne did his best work
fa.ly In the fight he had Feltz breeding
al tie mojtE. white feliE re;alidted
by 0porhg q cut on Duranes eye.
In the eighteenth shorty jenkins.
the r-fe.fe suddenly shifted the rules
The men Nere hghung In clinchcs. a.
lsrced. but the crowd WAS With Durane
ana yeil"d when Felz lanlei a nasty
'olt IN clnch. Jenkins announced tlat
1he next mdn who hit IN a cllnch would
tr disqualified Feltz finished stronger
and would have hal the decision pr %
ably .aai IL not been Tor the srectaeular
knoCkdown.
The evening world., 1904-07-22

Eolng to dodge the handicap because
lermls has been asked to take up 30
pounds to Walerboy's le7. and make big
concessions to all the others. although
they believe. In view Of the fact that
Waterbpy beat Iermis In the same race
last year, and laIer repeated the dose
IN the Country Stakes az Sheepshead
Bay that asking the Hermence horse
TO make a three pound concession Ia a
ut of b hardship Perhaps Mr.. vos.
burgh would not have put i@ pounds,
on HerIis and only I27 pounds on Water
boy 1! Mr. JOyncr had started the black
morse second time before the day
set FOR the announcemnt OF the weights.
"A'ch shows the wisdom Of the astuts
North Carollnar's course In not exposing
his hand too brasaly. Bu. this Is a de-
tail VIII Shields has set hlmsel, steai-
fasily to the task OF getting Hermis
ready for the Saratoga To tae end that
the chestAut horse may demonstrate
In Its running that he Is the cock Of
the thoroughbred walk. Hernls yasa
URINE id", d,ier he took up l3j pounds
ana beat beIiI.ne one nile in i.3 fat
ever slow track in the RAINING OF ths
h.lp Handicap on tile openng day at
Dr.gAio" I'u, he 10 tEaAlhS souudIy
now and his sUdGdness demons, rated
Iat NJ Tho.nds acted Wisely wnen he
its'ated The strong tempt Ion 10 sttrt
the sturdy DAss adt In tue 500 BriIh.
.2n Handicap In spite OF hls lnlispo,i.
AS TO Hnrmis's SARATOGA ua,dlo,n
candidacy, VIII Shields declared hImssy
ytstribdy NhvG ac 3D.. rI,tr,n,- -
Thnlng soundly, and II he d es ,o,
bfeah leg pr fan amc at,ln he Iii
m,,nt ne Will We think. b. Nh and i,
VIII 'ake hrst-e'ass racctorse to beat
Y. W - ils country lhat can. dn Il II, rs ne
The evening world., 1904-07-22
MANY BOOKSNOW REFUSE
Z BETS ON STEEPLECHASES
Not True, However, that Stewards Have Dis
= covered that jockeys Riding Over the Jumps
y Are in League with Any BgG ambIers.

-. -, A.. -... a. .
nv "ue' Us nas oeea s'a'' L.
W 'p,eeaAs '."a'us "an. 'a
"'sieu '"a' Tue ''eAeys nuns :"
s's.p'eV"sses w !" ''asu WI" 'ne
e"ns ''us' No o"e "'s'u Ue SUI
tn'"' no".''n A a"s ''.'opi,1"' ,,'
!. ~ Nisn, w u"es''''u ~ e0""''''''
WI s'sep'ee"As'ns -
-, A.. ,a.,ar :, ,h., ,.a, o,or.n
of the member, Of m. Metropolitan
rsrf Association turned thsir slate.
z vs.,.ra.v ard rsf,scd IN hook on them
r,ss. hookn.lsr, were I.ao sva,,s
I.ea Marat Harry Cria,n = Il. Rrindle
r pnws,. cns,lss VaI,ars C;eorva
,N,bsei,ck p. J. NcGrath. NJ. G. Lewis.
n j sncorror and 3 p McDonaId
!. Frhs hootle. Who dld book on ,h. rae.
The evening world., 1904-07-22
DANNY MAHER WINS
AGAIN IN ENGLAND
Popular American Jockey Rides
Bachelors Button to Victory
in Race for Liverpool Cup at
London To-Day.

LONDON. July ,2.-Bschelors Button,
ridden by Danny" Mnher, the Amerl-
can Jockey. won the Liverpool Cup (of
el20. for three-year-olds and urwari:
one ml'e ami three furlongD at the
Liverpool July meeting to-day.
Toundllns was second ara Wn!stling
Crow came In third Ten horses ran.
The evening world., 1904-07-22
BENNETT BESTED
BOBBY THOMPSON

Nopftlal 70 lhe Evening WTlfl
PHILADELPHIA. July 2--Jack Ben
nett, of McIeespor,. bested Bobby
Thompson. Of Canada. the cyclist.pugil-
lst. in fast six-rJund contest AT The
Broadway Athletic Club last night.
Thompson has been out Of the ring since
last fall and, despite his long absence,
gave good account Or himself Ben
nett was In superb condition and worked
very hard, using a left jab with tell
Ing effect Thompson seemed unable to
avoid this jab. and after the second
round contented himself by countering
70 the body.
Thompson, as usual. rushed matters
but his condition did not warrant his
aggressions, and Jack easily evaded his
buil-llke plunges. Both men were
strong at the fnish, but Bennett had
a clear lead over his Canadian oppo-
nent.
The preiiminaries were unusually good
and exciting. One Knockout occurred.
The evening world., 1904-07-22

aud ,aI,, ia, ,r,. ,h., ALA ~ ...
a"' 'ai''' u Is true that neIn OF sood
s,r,,,,, .,,..,e
nllaJ N hor.a. IA oo,,.o. a.. i,.L,rx
- ~ W. "'' '''''' '"N""e
IN thls country
The men who refused TO book on
vos,srdav.s s,ao,ia.,ha.. 40 90 ha oor,-
'eS'e'u"y hteep'eohase hro 10 DE com-
ntnded. Their action Is silent pro-
test that they do not belIeye that these
,o.,,. = ..,t.. = a., a.. -.
NoH''Ss d'e lIulF run hHu Wv ihces
OF Neponset, FLYING Buttress and others
seem to oInt out the fact thn, they
,-. ~,
"'e hot'
Take n heavily backed steeplcchaser
one that All tho wise money IL down
.L,' -.
v" III V"u"hs' No' Ut ait ih'' ne"N"y
backed favorits takes the jumps like n
bird and come, home or the hit None
oo'her 10 IolCe thc pace anu the Ia
The evening world., 1904-07-22

l@tFfHA4 ~ ! " fsNFs NJ W Nf'i'
SAVANNAH IA. July .. .-rnrmy
teltz. " Savannah. md Jack Durate, OF
u,iadc ph,.. rtn,a."S, vent oa iIst
night before the Savannah Athletic
cub AMI fought twenty hard ana fast
rpInIs tn q draw. II was the second
meeting NJ the lighters acre within two
weeks. :Ae first contest having gone 10
r.ltz. who gO; the decision at the end
% the twrhty rounds.
Durinc she wed strongest At the open
.aE. and in the thirteenth, fo.teenth
and ntrsnth rounds IT, Was quick on
nls feet. and during the early rounds
was able to land almos, at will. though
M hard enough to ~ damage. In the
fifteenth Durane sent i clean lelt 10
The evening world., 1904-07-22
FITZGERALD AND
GARDNER TONIGHT

What should resul, IN ore OF the best
battles between ilsht.weishts that has
been fougai so far this year 10 the
,wenty-round encounter between Willie
Fitzgerald. the South Brooklyn fighter.
and Jimmy Gardner, the hsrd.hittins
lad from Lowell. Mass. which is to be
fought under the auspices OF the Silver
Bow A. G. OF Butte, Mon. tonight
They were to have fought a weak ago,
The evening world., 1904-07-22
WITHIN THE RING POSTS

Aughey McGoyern. the little South
Brooklyn bantam-weight. who Is
matched TO fight Frankie Neil the
champion bantam. weight. for six
pounds. before the National A. e.. Of
philadelphia, on the night OF July q.
, being trained for the battle by
xis brother. Terry McGoyern. and
Danny Dougherty, the Quaker cay
fezther- weight McG0yern Is getting In
from Reading. Pa, and is already with
n a few pounds Of the weight at
vhich they are 10 night Terry Me-
Severn will remain with his brother,
and Will also be his chief adviser dur
ne the battle.
~ kid" Egan Is no longer a member
a the firm OF Jefries 4 Co. lie sew.
Led his connection with this concern
Vhen II failed to transact Its little
he KID says tn. he and Je,; are
y a., best OF tern. but as JET Is a
%Ghss, end not theatrical artist he
aa little use for him. The KIDS
@4vlng Jef has a peculiar look TO II.
[Ign intends 10 return East.
~ white. the Chicago fight pro-
1o(w, - talking OF an open-air fight
I1u16n Jack Root and Joe ChoynskI
~ town OF Lyons. III. White claims
~ Dermission OF the town authori-
I'D 1<Iifsss tne cool air Of the
I Il ~ attract the followers OF the
~ suburbs.
The evening world., 1904-07-22

Goodwin were the nrst To split. KID"
Egan has left Jim Jenries. Harry Pol
l0k md "Nluug .n,.t W. I,Tr'.
forth travel by different trains, and
ltnuC' ~, lu' ,I a.,
longer speaks 10 Jack Mooney.
The evening world., 1904-07-22
MANY POSSIBILITIES IN
TRIP AROUND THE WORLD
Giants Looking Forward to the Jaunt-Some
Of the Old Baseball Stars Who Made
the Journey in 888.

lawns Of England. and even In the
shade OF the Sphinx that perpetuates
silence on the sands OF Egypt.
What has become Of thpt string Of
stars that winkled so brightly In the
diamond settlng' Some havo zone out.
Many are still very much alive and
shining In the pursuit OF other games
than chasing base hits.
on the Americans vera Ward. Healey,
Crane. Earle. Carroll. Manning, Wood.
Hanlon. Fognrty and Tom Brown.
Fogarty and Crane are dead. Johnny
Ward Is practising law In this city and
Is making good at IT, Healey is a police
man In ST. Louis, His light certainly
hasn't been doused. Earle was minor
league manager and Is now In Cuba.
carroll is boss exprcssman In San
Rafael, al Jimmy Manning Is selling
powder In Kansas City. and that's a
bang-up business.
George Wood left the Tnnnagement OF
blllinr1-rooni In Cincinnati TO don the
umpire blue In tthe Southern League
why Is one Of those strange vagarlcs
of the human choice that even the
angels cannot fatnoln. Tom Brown was
an umpire In the National League last
year. and Puliam still has him on the
list. Everybody knows where Ned Han
lon ".
The evening world., 1904-07-22
uurra, mn. W. BrooIiyn r. 4.

The l,rooklyn Field Club. which has
,een PLAYING at Ridsewood. where they
.smes will pllv IN. strynx MURRAY jfll
cam at Olympic Field One Hundre,,
md Thirlv-slSth s,-Het and Fifth ave-
nne on S,ndav. A close and exciting
game SHOULD result.
The evening world., 1904-07-22
ola Chicago Tea M.

OF the Chicago team. which was made
VI ot Anson, Eurns, Williamson, Ryan.
Baldwin. DAILY, Petit, Tener, Sullivan
a.,i iIcitr, Anscn IL the most prom.
lnent. Pop" Is an expert bowler and
vlelder OF khe cue; besides which he i,
aeeu m uo,i. - m the NindN CITY and
TO be politician In the burg one has
to bo very much tn the llve,t.
Williamson. Burns and Sullivan have
struck cut at the earthly plate. Bald
win Il Doctor In Pitlsburg. Jimmy
Ryan l. manager Of Ihe Colorado
Springs Club. OF the Western League.
Fred Pfeffer Is In business 10 Chicago.
Tener is banke---no, not faro--ln
PittsbUts. and fOm DAILY 10 manager )f
The ruyiicncc team, of the Eastern
League Torn played second base Tor
in, White Sos last ,enr and wns nf:ct-
N?rd transferred to tho Cincinnati Rods.
It's hard TO kill ballplayer. Time
has hard iob cf II, ;!nI most Of them
survive even tive umpire.
The evening world., 1904-07-22

That contemplated trim around the
world OF the Giants opens up many
possibilities.
, Of course they'll strike London. Base
i ball Is not an unknown proposition 10
I the Brltisher. lie has seen II before.
Not that ha krows anv more about It's
lntrlcaclss than ne did when NJ hrst
invaded the sleepy precincts of his
athlctlc mind Hut he has seen II. and
that 10 him II sufficient 20 have
fnthomcd all It's mysteries.
He doesn't quite cotton to baseball
having cricket. you know. II Is so
different from cricket. also. don't you
know" And, being different, II Is no-
surd. The two most necessary adjunots
10 rlayer when tackling the British
national gnme--they call II game--arc
n camp stool and \ luncheon. A pipe II
also popular, but Is not absolute. II a
fielder. by some untoward force OF
circumstances, should happen to catch
batted ball they pension him for life.
with baseball u Ii otherwise,
me EnklNNliin VIII tO W S't W. wv"
ever He readily gives up his shilllngs
10 be entertained by the curious.
Team In ireland.
McGrnws pilgrims viii get hearty
welcome In ireland. They don't know
ary moro about hit ard run there than
they do across the bridge 20 Land =
End. but the team are Americans, and
that's a free pass to the Irish heart.
They'd he just rs we'll received II they
played domlnoes
Besides, took at the Macs on tho
team.
The members Of the club are boxing
forward TO the jaunt with all the glee
or schoolboys tearing IN the leaves of
the calendar to get at the da'e Of a
vacation. They remember-that 10. some
~ them. when the All.Anericans and
The All.Chicagos ran the corners Of the
globe In lSSS-when this aggregation
a,rd ball urder the sun. blthcd skies
| ~ Rome, within sound ci the tinkle OF
German stems, on tho dense green
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