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PUBLICATIONS.
Side by side upon

the counter lie quality and its
counterfeit presentment. How
is the customer to know your
goods' She is not an expert,
and her nearest authority is the
salesman on the other side of
the counter, who is not your
spokesman, but who is speaking
for the retailer, whose greatest
interest lies toward the article
which pays the greatest profit.
The retailer is not going to edu-
cate your customer. The retailer
is not going to build up your
trade.
You can so easily send that
customer to the counter armed
with a name which will enable
her instantly and infallibly to
pick out quality from among its
counterfeit presentments.
The LADIES HOME JOURNAL
enjoys the confidence Of FIVE
million readers. 1t values that
confidence so highly that it will
not sell it to any advertiser at
any price whose statements are
not absolutely true. When it
does sell that confdence-in
other words, its advertising space,
that sale carries with it the guar
antee to the customer that that
manufacturer is worthy of at
tention.
THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA
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FUN AT THE TAILORS DINNER
Definitions OF OOthier and Drummer and
Remarks on F1atirOns.


Remarks on F1atirOns.
The Clothiers' Association Of New York
and the New York Clothing Association
dined the delegates Of the National Asso-
citation Of Clothiers and the National Labor
Bureau Of Clothing Manufacturers at Del
monico's last night One Of the principal
speakers, Harry Grumberg, offered these
interesting definitions:
A clothier is a tailor on Broadway. A
tailor is a clothier on East Broadway.
A drummer is a man who goes on the
road for a clothing house and sends in a
series Of weather reports. A salesman is
an overpaid drummer
Carl Hauser, who was introduced by the
toastmaster, Morris Golland, as the oldest
clothing merchant present told Of the
impro vements in tailoring machinery.
At the st. Louis fair, be said. "se veral
representatives Of South American re-
publics viewed one of the newest machines,
and when they heard that It made $1,000
revolutions a minute they shrank away
sha mefaced knowing that in their countries
they had only two revolutions a year.
When | started 20 learn the clothing
business the flatirons we're only three
inches high. Now we have hatinon
twenty-siX stories high"
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RUSSIAN MIDsHIPMAN RETURNS.
tie Broke Ills Parole In san Francisco and
Went 90 Russia.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-The Navy Depart
ment has been informed Of the return
to the Mare Island Navy Yard Of Midship-
man Kyradynjan, one Of the three officers
Of the Russian cruiser Lena who broke
their paroles by leaving San Francisco
and returning TO Russia. The Lena fed
from Admiral Togo last September 10 San
Francisco. In January the three officers
received leave from Rear Admiral
McCalla, commandant Of the Mare Island
YARD. 70 20 TO San Francisco for a few
days. They failed to return and were
reported 10 have arrived in Russia, The
State Department communicated the fact
% the Russian Government and the men
were ordered to return. Two Of them
came back a week or 80 ago, but KyTsdyn-
jan did not appear until yesterday.
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BRACKETT RESOLUTION IN.

Proposal OF . Legislative investigation
Referred to the Finance Committee.
ALBANY, April 6.-Senator Bracket was
enabled to get before the Senate to-day
his resolution providing for appointment
Of Joint legislative committee TO investi-
gate the financial operations Of the Equi-
table Life Assurance Society. Senator
Bracket was permitted to introduce this
resolution by unanimous consent and i'm
mediately il was referred to the Finance
Committee because It carries an appropriA-
ton Of 325, 900 for the expenses OF the in
vestigation.
Senators Grady and McCarren endeav-
ored to have II sent 10 the Committee on
Insurance, but failed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-06
PEACE MOVE ny TIE KAISER.
Reported Explanation OF Prince Henry's
visit TO the Car.
Special Cabls Dsspafehs' 10 The Sun.

Special Cabls DsSpatehSS 10 The Sun.
ST. PETERSBURG. April THE state
ment comes from Tsarskoe-Selo that Prince
Henry OF Prussia, who arrived there from
Berlin yesterday, brought a proposal from
the German Emperor to arrange a peace
upon the basis Of a triple alliance Of Ger
many, Russia and Japan. The foregoing
report is in circulation in military circles.
ROME, April 5.-Deputy Romussi, In
the Chamber to-day laid on the table an
Interpolation upon the subject Of the recent
national petition. signed by citizens through
out the kingdom, urging the Government
to use its good offices in the direction Of
bringing about peace between Russia and
Japan.
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BIE Fronts for Japan.

Special CdHs DcIpaieA 10 TIE Sun,
TOXIC, April S.-The profits Of the tobacco
monopoly which forms the security for
Japan's latest foreign loan, are. for the
fret year, 100000 yen, or 100000 yen
more than bad been estimated.
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SERGIUSS ASSASSIN KNOWN.
Finally Identified a. KsiSien, = Former
student.
Special cable Despatch 10 THI SUI

Special Gable DsSpdtch 70 THI SUI.
ST. PETERSBURG. April 5.-The identity
Of the assassin Of the Grand Duke Sergius
has Just been established His name is
Kalaieh. He is the son Of Warsaw police
inspector and was once student in the
University Of ST. Petersburg. In 1899 he
was expelled for participation in political
troubles
His identity was learned in the course
Of official inquiries which we're being made
into the cases Of the twelve Terrorists who
we're arrested on March 30 at st. Peters
burg. One Of the men under arrest Of the
name OF savinkoT proved to have been a
fellow student Of Kalaieh.
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MARRIED..

FAIRCHILD-READ.- AT the home OF the brides
parents, as Carroll st., Brooklyn, on Wednss-
day, April 6. By the Rev. Henry Snyder az
sisted BY DR.. James ". FanAr. Florence Esther
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Julian d, FAirchild,
70 Edward Everett Read OF Brooklyn.
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ASKS CzAR TO RELIEVE HIM.
ProcuratOr Of the Holy synod Desires to
Withdraw,
Special Gable Ds5pateh'fo TIE sun.
y,---.-- A-.1 m De-

Special Gable DsJpdteh'fo TIE SUN
ST. PETERSBURG, April THE Rusaky
Slouo says that NJ. Pobiedonostsen. Procurs-
tor Of the Holy Synod, has asked the Car
TO relieve him Of his functions.
NJ. Antonius, Metropolitan Of st. Peters
burg, announces that the General Assembly
OF the Church, including lay delegates, will
be held at Moscow and not at ST. Petersburg.
It is understood that Antonius will be chosen
Patriarch. with the support Of the imperial
circle. This movement is regarded as based
on the belief that the convocation will evade
the consideration Of the holding Of a national
Zemsld sober.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-06
CEMETERIFs.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand
Central station, Webster and Jerome Avenue
troileys and by carriage. Lots sl?5 NJ. Tele.
phone tts7b GramercJD for Book Of View or repre-
OFFICE. 20 EAST asD ST. MI. CTTT.Js
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JAPANESE MOVE Ut.
Capture villages North and West OF
ChanBtu.
spseiaI CaDle DtIDdieh 10 TIN sUN.

TOXIC, April 5.-RepOrts from the front
say that part Of the Changtu force drove
the Russians from Tsulushu, two miles
north Of Changtu. and also from Sumien-
cheng, nine miles to the west Both places
were occupied on April 3.
At noon next day the forces reached
santaulou, where they were fired on by
Russian cavalry, but dispersed them.
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After a meeting OF the Crimmins policy
holders committee yesterday the COM
mittee issued it, first official statement 10
the policyholders. The report recites in
detail the conditions and circims tanoes
which led 10 the committees organization
and defines the plan which was suggested
20 the Superintendent Of Insurance with
the concurrence Of Mr.. Hyde last Saturday
and which will come up for acceptance
this afternoon.
The report contains one feature in the
plan which had not up 10 this time been
made public This IL a recommendation
that the provision in the amended charter
the charter a. submitted 10 the Superin-
tendcnt Of Insurance by the Equitable
hoard 81 directors after the recpmnenda-
tons Of the boards naturalization com
mitteo had been adopted-which limits
any further amendment TO the consent Of
thrna-hfth- ~ tho stock be not allowed.
Mr. HYDE, II il asserted, now holds fully
three-ffth- Of the capital stock Of the
society As a matter Of fact, Il Is known
that the Superintendent OF Insurance
has never approved the amended charter,
and Il was said that this proposed provision
in Il had a good deal 10 do with biz hostta-
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-24
I0EMS.

!crbie Hcchtcl i, visiting a, %Tiptonthis
week.
" $. Adkison and family fave moved
to Fortuna.
1hos. McDnuicls has moved To the Jas
per Moon farm on Eich'and.
W. are all glad to sec the weather mod
crate and the snow mclt away.
A. Il. Akin and {. II. Boyer made
tli"iuselvc, "A new sleigh this week.
Several loa Is of cord wood was shipped
from this place during the past week.
Miss Sallic Spears OF l!cainan is visiting
her sister Mrs. Marie Todd of this place.
Incl" Jasper Moon vino has been on
the sick lis, for somc time is GONZALES
cent.
Mrs. Lula Combs and littlc daughter
are visiting III tins ncighboIhuod TINS
week.
Del Moon made a business tip to Sc
dalia one day last week. During his all
ocncc hi, wife visited win, the family Of
T.. y. AKIN.
Aunt Mary Addison, who lad been
away for the past Two w,cts ON a visit
with relatives. returned home and Is in
very feeble health.
Till Wcnhi"tpn Who had until recently
been engaged III The mercantile buelnt, IS
at l'camau is visiting friend, and rcia-
tiycS III this section.
Checker playing i, the popular past
time ampuE our young people now. Harry
l'ricklcn and Jane, Moon are sad to be
the champion players.
4 fine mare belonging 70 John Nclson
va, kicked and crippled IN such q man
ucr that she bad 10 be lIl,cI Tie ami
nal was a valuable one and a G~avoritc Of
the family.
The school at Lone Sta. closed las,
Wednesday, the 18th inst, wItl an en-
tcitaiumcn, IN the evening. The school
wa, taught by Miss Edna Fowls, The
program wa, excellent, and ar present
enjoyed the occasion. TIL, was Miss
Itdna's second term At ltrr star, and
size is wcil liked by both patrons and
pupils,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-24

effort wss made to c%njoin the Morgan
County company FOR infringement as
they had then sulicienCy, and had paid
for their experience. THIS should satisfy
any reasonable citizen of ihc crooked
ness Of the scheme. The Democrat Is
free, under the circumstances, to assert
that the members of the Versailles Wire.
Fence Co, who paid out cash for stock
n professional ialir.
We have been Informed that certain
members here did noe pay a cent, for
their stock. Did the editor Of the State
man ever have his check Cashcd 4, If
he didn't, then he's standing shoulder to
shoulder with men who have been victim
wed and the y. low streak is not hard to
discern, Furthermore, We could say
many things that would cnuec blood to
,ingic in the check Of the Statesman ed
itor, but feel that IT is n waste OF time to
hole into n smaller one, or an ipnOramus
who pushes others in front to fight his
battles. We know what he has done and
what he will do again If opportunities
present Themselves. Eut this article j. to
show that the Democrat had plenty Of
evidence to show tina, the wire fence
scheme was a fake. and Eakcr knows il.
II the other victims don't know it, they
.tl -. = 80. -
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-24
NGasO's 98~aOslncss q: lpyus9a &@aes.

Perry X. Tompk,ns writes us a good
letter from san Juan, Porto Rico. lie
has a position as stcnographer "n board
the l.. ). $. Dcs Moiucs. He receives
a salary Of so on per month, and all aX-
pcnscs. He has made a trip to Europe,
and touched at the ports % C~hcrbntrG,
France. ClIristiania, Norway, drravcs
End, England, London, England, Flush
ing Holland, Antwerp, belgium, Queens
town, ireland, Corr, Ireland, Southamp,
ton, England, Gibraltar, Genoa, Italy,
aud l.cGhnrn. l'aly. and is now stationed
at san luan for target practice. lie says
tina, after they are through they expect
TO sail for Europe again. &
lie i, delighted with his work, and Of
course is we'll pleased with sight seeing.
He pays US very lIipii compliment, and
saws our schoo' gave him the training
which enables him TO hold his position.
Charles Girtrcll who has n position as
iatcnographcr with the Rice StiX Drygoodf
Go. At s.. Louis writes rs that he IS get
'lnG along all iigllt. II" has been with
that company cy,r since lie went TO 81.
I.rui, over two years, ago. Mr.. Gat,rcll
Isl bright young man, and l. sure to win
success.
We are turning out work on our new
Rotary Mmeograph that is simply per
feet, II can not be told from typcHIiiing
Ind anyone wishing TO send cut soine
t'rt-clas, advertising, i'll the way Of cir
cular letters, should &c, our prices. We
have ribbons TO mItcn the inl; aud can
put in aIIrcssc, % the whole letter
looks exactly lie it bad all lccn type.
Written. Prices very reasonable. send
for catalogue and specimen Of penman-
snip, and free ,csSuus III shorthand.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-24
MuNES BEHIND apy HE WS.
Baker &quirms Que u6 Qhe
SHnaiIpOx nOIc into the Me
n6 the Wire fence.

Last week. Statesman contained a
Statement Lie Nailed" in which the
"Crahy Mag displays the cariuaiks Of
his own rotten chlrography Sc plainly
that authenticity oftllc "rublic State
incnt' Is thrown into a very questionable
light. However, since Editor Baker in
the course Of the document takes occa
sion to state that the Democrat has been
lntru,hful, aud further assume that
tins paper IS STRIVING to %injurc a legi,i
mate organization composed Of our best
citizens and farmers, we wish to explain
a few things which We know to be facts,
and which We do not try to palm off upon
the shoulders Of others, either by the use
OF names or Otherwise. but facts which
personal statements will verify il ncccs-
sary.
The Democrat has ever given It's co.,
r,nns TO boost Legitimate and worthy en-
.tcrpriscs, whether headed by business
men of this city or farmers Of The county.
Blu, the right has always been reserved to
whatever form presented, when sure
that "ir home pcop'c were imposed
upon.
Now to the point. The members Of the
Versailles Nirc Fence Company are all
good citizens, and are houeS, IN their
intentions, but the wire fence scheme
presented to them Iv an iuIrGs,cr
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-24

= ! \ y VIZ NIoND' ISL 40.
torSIS or NOk,AN
In the circuit Cour, Of Morgan County, April
Term, zoos.
Gcutge T.. sutton. rlainsii.
".
william O. iuNci aud i.me Buiic?, Sis wife, De
PENDANTS.
Now at this day comes the plaintll herein, by
his attorney flies his petition and affidavit al
l'giug among other things that defendants
William T.. Iunct sId lmc ruiier his wife, are
not ic-'d'ut- of the state OF Missouri.
WhtIoupDu 1t l1 OiI'Ic 1t by the Cl'ik ~ Nhrh
iiun tina, said Defendants hi notified hN puhliCa-
ton that IlaiutIli ha. commenced 70 suit against
them IN this Court the object aud general nature
OF which IL To- uhiHinn decree III foreclosure 81 Il
Ger, IN mortgage deed ,Ntcut.d by said defend
ants said multgop deed being recorded IN the
office of the Recorder 81 Deeds OF Morgan Coun-
", Missouri and fc uilci III Hpuh ~ ui Mott
cages at page III, and conveys dhc ~'ulhwcst
quarter # s,ctinn tw'nty.eight t4Sb township
plhiu3i'i ash that SAID land lie suld to ity he
debt secured 10y said mortgage.
Aud mat unless tH' aid William :. Iui'ci and
Eii- rui,ct his wife he and appear at I'M, court al,
til, next term thereof to lie begun and huldcn At
the court house IN the CITY of Versatile ~ said
county on the l-th day of Auiil nest. and
ON pr before tn, hrst day uf snidt,ru. answer ct
plead to the petition IN said cause. ia, snrIe will
lttitCu a, confessed. ana Judgment WIll be rem
d'fcd accordingly
Andi il IL further ordered. That n copy hereof
l., published according To- law, III the Morgan
County Democrat - weekly newspaper printed
aud published III Mut%an county iui iuul weeks
successfully. the last insertion to be a. lcnsi TIM
Is dnvs bcfotc the inst day Of sand nest Artil
term oi THIS CUT
". c THOMAS, Ciicui, Clcll.
Atruc cory from the record
wines, my hand aud The seal Of the Cit
,,. cult Court Of MORGAN County
~ TINS tan day Of February lyui
" lnpiAS. Circuit tleik
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-24

Opal, the two year Old son of Mr. and
Mrs. ! K. Ice died Wednesday evening at
= o'cloct a, tie home if Mrs. Nannic
Mounts on East Newton street where the
family was boarding. The remains were
shipped on the carly train Yesterday
morning TO Lawrence, Kansas. for inter
mcnt. The bcreaved parents have the
sympathy of the entire community in The
LAs Of their little ouG-,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-24

a Joplin man had a narrow escape recently. Die incidcn-
tally remarked to some loyal MiSsuurians that twenty years
ago kansas raised mules that were almost as good as
Missouri's.' Luckily he had just slde-s'cppcd Tar enough
to be out Of reach OF the heels OF a lively Missouri mule.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-24

We seldom have to appeal to our
dclinqucn, subscribers, but wc feel
justified in calling upon those who
were % pay ipr their Democrat in eggs
rn bring US a good fresh one in pay
meni for subscription. fggs are eggs.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-24

To Mcbride OF the luscnnbia Autoggam-your con-
ccpuon OF honesty with regard to Nicdringhau, must be
hidden behind the Anhcuscr-Nusch. Brokmcycr. OF the
Missouri State Republican,. has disclosed enough dishon-
cs'y to condemn a whole tin-pIatc factory. - you Sled
any further evidence?
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-24

The afternoon teas being given by Mrs. Thos. X. Ncid-
ringhaus at Jefferson City must be quite a relief to the mo-
notony each day after the deadlock has been tried a, noon
hour and the combination OF the l.. ). scnatorship held
by the obstinate Kcrcns representatives..
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-24

1t may sound a little strong to state that Il million dol
lar butter company was organized in New Jersey last week.
The stock may be watcrcd and fresh in the stars. but
will become stronger later on. Big blocks OF the stock
have been saltcd down by eastern capitalists.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-24

The Appleton City Tribune puts it thuSly: III barrel,
OF money. barrels of apples and barrels of beer. tail to land
the sena,orship. why don't they try a man with a barrel OF
integrity and good sense combincd.''
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-24

1t is reported that Teddy Roosevelt has 5000 name
sakes in Missouri. The Prcsidcn, should be convinced by
this that there's no race suicide tendency existing in this
staid Old commonwealth.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-24

The Warrcnsburg Io~urnal-Dcmocrat pro>ly says a COW
was killed near Holden recently while 'tcmporaily hibcr-
mating ON the railroad tracks,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-24

The Vt. Joseph Gazette thinks the Missouri legislature
ahould pass a law requiring Nebraska to condnc her biz
/ard, within her own state lines.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-24

MAY blessings be upon the head OF Cadmus. the lhoc-
nicians. or whoever it was that invented ''thc good old
summer timc.'
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-24

The cold wave has passed. but we can still reach dow
and touch the tail end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-29
RACES AT sHEEPsHEAD.
Oxford Won the Flying Handicap at
Long odds.

The performance of F. r. Hftchcock's
Tangle, regarded one of the best FLIES
of the year. In the Autumn maiden stakes.
for two-year-olds. five and half furlongs
straightaway, which was run at Sleeps
head Bay yesterday afternoon. was dis
tinct disappointment. Tangle was the ia
vorite although her price went back to
II to 5 because of the play on H. P. Whit
ney's Commune. backed down to sevens. to-
gether with big plunge on w. Shields Ben
Holder, who was hammered from to
down to 16 to 5. At the post Tangle SEEM
ed inclined to sulk, and in a mixup she
was finally kicked on the near foreieg, with
the result that she showed an ugly cut near
the knee joint after the race. This mis-
hap evidently took the heart out of her.
for although Shaw used his whip soon
as the gate went up she refused to run,
and it was only through sheer persever-
ance that the jockey managed to land
Tanya's sister in third place. Athlete, to
l. an added starter made the pace to the
bend, where w. M. Sheftels Blair Athol, Z
to /, full brother to Roseben, took COM
mand and. standing hard drive, won the
race by a length in 1O7 is. Athlete hung
on TO the end and beat Tangle half length.
with Commune, who quit at the last fur
long, three parts of length behind. Ben
Holder was outrun from the start.
Tommy Burns had Handzarra the ia
vorte in the Flying handicap. for three
year-olds six furlongs, in several pockets,
Preen tired of showing the way, at the
half mile pole. oxford, neglected at IL to
l. went to the front and won in gallop
by two lengths in LA. 1t was close fit
for the place, Andrew Miller's Incarnation,
to l, taking 1t from T. L. Watts Don
Royal. 20 to /, by nose. with II. B. Dur
yeas Dreamer, 4 to /, head out of the
money.
Sydney Pagets Hamburg Belle ran bril-
liant race in the mile handicap. With 124
pounds and conceding Jumps of weight to
the others, the noted mare was hot ia
vorte at to TO- and she made good, too,
by taking the lead in the first hundred
yards and carrying 1t to the end, where
She was breeding with three lengths to
spare in 1.40 As. Mike Clancy's Tommy
Waddell, 80 to 1 shot, nipped the place
from James r. Keenes Won Tromp. 10 to
l. who would have been second sure had
little Myers kept his head. Monsieur Beau
caire, after q poor beginning. closed strong
and was head back.
Newton Bennington's Sidney F., pounded
down to to 10 favorite. captured the first
race, for two-year-olds. six furlongs, Fu-
turity course, In easy style. O'Neill brought
him from behind In the last quarter and he
quickly settled the controversy by winning
by length and a half In LA Pete VIM
mer's Larabie. 4 to !. who led most Of the
way. was second. three parts OF length
before r. T. Wilson, jr.sL NostrOmo. 70
1. James r. Keene'S True Love, flly BY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
Cleveland, 5; New York, 4.

Cleveland celebrated the return Of I.aj oie
to the game yesterday. at home, by beating
New York, 5 to 4. Hess, for Cleveland
gave one OF the best exhibitions of heady
pitching that the fans have ever seen, and
had he had better support New York would
not have come so close to victory as the
score indicates. When the seventh inning
gave the visitors four runs and tied the
score the locals. remembering Hess pen
chant for losing his head In crisis, all but
gave up and looked for another defeat
Hess. however. with consistent work for
the next two innings not only prevented
New York from securing one more run nee
esSary to pull out a victory, but saw his
own team bat out the winning tally In the
ninth. The score: