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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20
ZIG TELEPHONE COMBINE
Gigantic Corporation Of Independent Linsr
Formed At Fittsburg.
FIGHT TO FINISH on BELL PURPOSE
Organization starts Out on It's Cam
DaiEn with Modest Capital
stock of Two Hunderd
Million Dollars.

The belief exists and is gaining ground,
TO Judge from reports from eastern financial
circles, that in the campaign Of extension
by independent telephone lines. such as is
going on In Nebraska and Omaha. IL is
case OF Greek meeting Greek ana a
tug-of-war of no mean proportion is ex-
peoted TO ensue.
The slogan OF the Independents is. "A
tight on the trust" referring 10 the Bell
lines. But reports from st. Louis. where
the National and international Association
o. Telephone Companies recently held it's
annual convention. say that as Sc
quence OF this convention all the indie
pendent telephone lines and companies OF
the United States have been merged into
one powerful organization having a capt.
taIization. 10 begin with. Of s2Oo 10000. The
details Of this scheme are said to have
been arranged at a meeting In Pittsburg
a few days ago.
Prominent St. Louis men are said TO be
interested in this gigantic combinatioh.
among whom are Adolphus Busch, the mil
lionaire brewer; Breckenridge Jones. vice
president Of the Mississippi Valley Trust
company; John d. Davis, general counsel
and vice president Of the Mississippi VAL
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20
MortaIitr Statistics.

The following births and deaths have
been reported TO the Board OF Health dur
ing the twenty hours ending at noon
Tuesday:
Births-George Schnell, South Omaha
boy; H c. Hansen, 40l4 North Twenty-ffth
boy; Z. P. weare, S224 Parker. girl; Thomas
Connor 2922 Indiana avenue boy; Clarence
Seller. 623 South Twenty-ninth, girl; Oscar
Carlson, Nl3 Ohio, boy; Hunter Garner.
142 North Thirty-frst avenue boy: Patrick
Connolly, 1lOs North Twenty-third, girl.
Deaths--David Wade, Fortieth and Pop
pleton avenue, "A; Juanita NJ. ODonnell,
1907 South Fifth, 4 months; Infant Helm,
1906 South Fifth. months; Antoine Selzle,
3oA Poppleton avenue, p.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20

ley Trust company: William F. NoIker,
brewer and capitalist; c, NJ. Forster. first
vice president of the St Louis Brewing
association; Herman c. Stifel. and q num-
Der Of others
This combination includes the Ktnloch
company Of Missouri. which has been max
ing such a stsAdfast fight against the Bell
company In that state. II Is believed that
an the independent companies IN Ne
brasNa- OF which there are many. likewise
are part Of this combine In fact the
report sent out from St Louis and New
York includes an such companies
AS yet the tmmedtste HCojectors Of the
proposition In Omaha have not revealed
the names of the money men back Of the
independent company that wants admis-
sion into this city. They have said, how
ever, that Nebraska capital was interested
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20
INDIAN BOYS LEAVE SCHOOL
-Four Young Reds EscHPe from Genoa
and Are Thought TO BE
Headed This Way.

A telegram was received from the super
intendent Of the Indian school at Genoa,
Neb., Tuesday morning by United States
Marshal Mathews asking him to be on
the lookout for four Indian boys who es-
capped from the school Monday. deputy
marshal is now hunting for the fugttives,
as it is thought that they made their
wBy to Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20
solaier., nna sniIor., sbnft.

The dedication of the Douglas County
Veteran Soldiers and Sailors monument
at Forest Lawn cemetery Innrsday gives
posing affair The committee in charge
urgently requests that all veteran soldiers
of the county, without regard to their
being members OF the Grand Army of the
Republic, participate in the exercises, which
win be public An invita- ton is also ex-
tended to the general public. The exercises
will take place in the afternoon at 2
o'clock
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20

Mr.. J. H Cardwin Of 81. Louis has &C,
cepted a position cutter and designer
for MacCarthy- Wilson Tailoring company.
Mr.. Cardwill has worked for the best
tailoring establishments in ST. Louis and
New York and is thoroughly competent
man. In Messrs. J. A. Ryleu and J. H.
Cardwill MacCarthy- Wilson have two Of
the best cutters to be found in one store
anywhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20
PInna for tbe F,u

In laying plans for the fail the CONNER
cial club et its meeting Tuesday, decided
TO have the club rooms open for some
sort OF entertainment one evening each
week after October /. An invitation was
extended to Post A, Travellers Protective
association, to hold its meetings at the club
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20
Matter of Cost.

''The Nebraska Telephone company man
ayers argue that competition will ruin them
and that good business phone service can
not be furnished for less than 81 per month.
Let US have competition and we will see
about this 1 venture that we will scarcely
have gotten our franchise before they will
offer to make a reduction in prices. Two
years ago you had 10 pay s. for a residence
phone. but as soon as I appeared in the
field a year ago they changed their minds
and decided that they could give you a SO
residence phone, and still live and be able
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20

Elmer Olson, ~ North Seventeenth,
while walking in the street al Fifteenth
and Douglas, was run down by a team aud
wagon turning west on Douglas from the
south The horse and wagon passed over
Olson, inhicting bruises on his head and
right knee. He was taken 70 the station,
but MaA not seriously hurt
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20
An Engaging nnctnr

uses gentle means, such as Electric Bit
ters. In curing dangerous diseases, like
biliousness dyspepsia, etc. SOC For sale
by Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20

Try Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DisrrhoeR Remedy and you will never wish
to be without It an your home. 1t has saved
many lives
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20
sI2-5O TO ST. PAUL a MINSaAPOLIO

And Return Via ChicaEo Great West
ern Railway.
uG-5O To Duluth, Superior and Ashland
Tickets on sale tn SEPTEMBER Soth. Final
return limit October S1st Tor further in.
formation apply TO s d. PSrkhurst. General
Agent. 1872 Farnam ST, Omaha, Nsh
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20

ruOrus J. 7. Stewart was elected to mem-
bership Of the club. The commercial re-
porters Of the three daily papers were
made members.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20
senator Plat start. Ea.t.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, sept s.--Unltod
States Senator Plat Of New York and
party lsft for the east tonight ever The
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20
81. Paul ana Return

JULUTH. ASHLAND AND BAYFIELD,
and return
S160
pEADwoOD AND LEAD
and return
S6h
VERY LOW RATES NOW
TO ALL POINTS EAST
via The Northwestern Line.
City Offices I40l-l40S
Fsrnam Street
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20
Harry B Davis, undertaKvr. Tel l.2s
Marriage Licensea.

issued:
Name and Residence Age
AmRndus J. Krause. West Point Neb. IS
Hannah NJ. Clancy, West Point Neb. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20
Greatly reduced Rater

Greatly Reduced Rates
via
wabash r.. n.
Sold November SO-Aceount Home Visitor
Excursions-Call at Wabash city once or
address Harry E. Moores, G. A. p. D..
Omaha. Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20

n-E Wedding rinEs. EdhOiln, Jswsisr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27
HoCH USED HYPNOTIC POWER.
Reported a Hypnotist as Well as a
Bluebeard,

Allegations of mesmeric influence entered
into the case of "Bluebeard'' Johann Hoch
at Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Henry Fink OF
Aurora, H., one of Hochs many wives,
charged Hoch with having mesmerized her
into consentng to marry him. Mrs. Fink
declared that under the influence of the
mysterious German she had consented to
wed him after five minutes courtship. A
trunk full of books on hypnotism and mes
merism were left behind by Hoch when he
disappeared from Aurora three days after
the marriage, he having learned he was on
the verge of exposure for leaving wife in
Cleveland. Ohio. and fleeing to Cheboygan,
Mich. The Aurora marriage took place in
1902. The bride. Mrs Fink, is about sixty
years old.
William Nusser has told of another all
legged wife of Hoch's. Nusser says that
Miss Martha Hercfeldt, now living in Pasa-
dena, Cal, married Hoch in 1895. Nusser
baked the wedding cake. Miss Hercfeldt
was living with her sister. Mrs. Mary Bur-
meister. at the time. Hoch took 81 800 from
this woman. it is charged and also got a
few hundred dollars from Mrs. Burmeister
and disappeared
Gustave Strelow. employment agent,
told the police yesterday that in 1897 he had
dealings with Hoch and at that time learned
of Hochs many marriage ventures.
Hoch came to my employment bureau in
1897, said Strelow. land asked me to allow
him to look over my list of applicants for
positions as housekeeper. | gave him the
list, and he inquired if 1 knew il any of the
applicants had any money. Shortly after l
saw his advertisement in a German news
paper. asking to meet wealthy widow.
When he returned to my office l secured his
picture with the intention of showing ii to
applicants for work, when a woman living
in Ontario street | believe her name was
Martha Hercfeldt, came into my office and
saw Hoch's picture on my desk. She imme-
diately identified it as that of her husband,
who, she said, had disappeared after rob-
bling her of her savings and those of her
sister
after that I saw Hoch with several diff
ferent women. Many women came to my
office and asked for Hochs address. Some
of the women said that he had robbed them
and deserted them when i'll in bed. The po-
lice of the Chicago avenue station heard of
the matter and they sought Hoeh but he
disappeared"
Rumors of Hoch having been seen in sew
eral places near Chicago have reached the
police. The most definite was a report from
Argos, Ind where the chief of police said
the missing man was seen there Tuesday
and recognized by persons who knew him
as the husband of Mrs. Mary Schultz. After
the marriage he took her to Chicago.
Detectives at St Louis say that John
Hoch. wanted by the Chicago police for al
legged bigamy and wife poisoning, and John
Schultz, formerly of ST Louis, are identical.
Investigation to the death of Mrs. Mary
Schultz. wife of John Schultz has led the
police there to this conclusion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27
Attachment issued.

Judge Scott issued an attachment TO-DAY
for Edward Jackson, said to be employed as
driver of team for the Standard Oh com
pany, who forfeited $50 collateral IN the
Police Court two days ago for an alleged
violation of the law governing the 'seaier
of weights and measures MT. fush, as
sistant corporation counsel. asked for the
attachment because he thought the amount
of money forfeited was not sunclent 10
meet the case. .,a
In asking for the attachment ne toid
Judge Scott that the DEFENDANT nau put =
niece Of wood in his can or measure that
caused a shortage of about one-ffth the
quantity of oil purchased from him. jack
son was arrested In South washington
tuesday by Leo s. Schocnthal, assistant
seaIer of weights and measures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27
Dynamite Explosion Killed One.

An explosion of dynamite at the Sheen
berger plant of the American Steel and
Wire Company at Pittsburg yesterday kill
ed one person, brought painful injuries to
forty persons, temporarily dismantled fif-
teen residences and broke at least $500
windows.
few moments before the explosion, 1t
is said. an Italian, who is supposed to be
Vincenzo Pessimato, was seen to enter the
shed where the dynamite was stored. The
only remnants found of him We're portions
of his trousers vest and shirt hanging to
telegraph wires in the vicinity OF the
forty injured people the majority were in
their homes and were cut by broken win
dow panes or by flying pieces of the shed
None of the injured are considered serious
~ hurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27
NORTH CAROLINA
Battery Park Hotel,

ASHEyILLE. N. G.
Modern and high-class In every particular. he-
Gently renovated and greatly Improved Throughout:
1t Is the largest and best hotel In Asheviiie aad
commands magnificent ,paporama o. moun.ain
let. bF.y r. DARBY, Mgr.
jail 1 pct. cod .ss.a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27
FOR SALE-H0USES.

FOR SALE OR RENT-7-ROoM COTTAGE, GAS.
porcelain BATH steam heat large closets, large
yard stable. Apply OWNER.
isaT,2t. 63s Scott ave. NV.
FOR SALE--A IARGAIN. BROOM HOUSE IN
center OF city. of 20-foot alley; two-story
stable in rear: owner anxious to sell; rent. $50
Price, $1,000.
ja28-St C. NJ. FORREST, 612 F st.
FOR SALE-CORNER STORE AND DWELLING
a business street: well rented and rapidly in
creasing in value. \ great bargain; only S.. 800.
ECkINGTON mp. CO. 1910 G n. ja26-3t'
FOR SALE-SIX SMALL. BRICK HOUSES, IN
good condition; Heu built; in good renting see
ton; good investment houses always rented;
an out-of-t town party anxious to sell; price,
81 200. II. l.. RUST. Sos 14tb st. ja26-tf,5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27

WANTED HAVE 81 500 TO BUY LITTLE
house 10 rent send numuer and / will buy at
once Address Mrs. J. l.. Star Office. ja2i-7t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL JAN
hEry IS at II NJ, Tor the privilege Of erecting
stands for the coming Inauguration, the tri-
angle In front of the municipal building and
the reservations In front of the Central Mar
ket house. All information Will be furnished on
application to ii BRADLEY DAVIDSON Chair
man Subcommittee CoBs lion Parks and Re-
viewing Stands. jar0, % %. Plat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Navy Depart
ment. Washington, D. G.. until TEN O'CLOCK
M, FEBRUARY TWENTY EIGHTH, 1905, and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter, to fur
nish at the navy yards, Portsmouth, ~ H., Boston.
Mass, New York N Y. Washington, ID. c., Nor
folk, Va. and Pensacola. Fla, specified.
quantity OF machine TOOLS etc. as follows: Sched-
ule 63-Engine lathe. centrifugal pumping sets,
radai drill. paner. band saw, knife grinder.
Schedule 6-i-Deck winches. milling machine. gear
cutting machine, drilling machine. Schedule G5-
Saw table, boring machine scroll saw, bandsaw
fler. band-saw setter and retoother and shear.
Blank proposals will he furnished upon appleca ton
to the navy pay offices, Portsmouth. \. H., Boston,
Mass. New York. \. Y, Norfolk, Va, and PEN
sacola Fla. to the Bureau Application should
designate the schedules desired by number II. T.
L HARRIS. Paymaster General, L. S. y. 1866
ia2I-f2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27
MONEY TO LOAN
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Navy Depart-
AN. FEBRUARY SEVENTH, 1905, and publicly
opened immediately thereafter. to furnish at the
Mass; Newport. r. L.; New York, u y; League
Island, Pa; Annapolis Nd; Washington. D. c.;
La. as specifed. quantity Of naval supplies, as
follows: SCHEDULE 56-Electricsl supplies, sand,
cypress doors. rails. cast-iron pipe and fittings,
lead-lined iron pipe and fitting, wire partition.
SCHEDULE 57-Torpedo- firing selective switches,
annuncators, etc, Weston duplex instrument steel
enameled conduit and fittings, interior fittings, etc,
cable. wire, khaki canvas, khaki Irvine. chinaware.
knives and forks. pans coffee boilers, galvanized
kitchen utensils, taps thimbles, miscellaneous
hardware, platinum, hose, packing. etc, library
books binnacles, thermometers, table felt. SCHED-
ULE 5S-Furniture. window shades. drainage sys
terry testers electrical supplies, metal saws car
bon tools. torpedo straps. miscellaneous hardware
ingot copper. Calumet and Hecla copper, Bertha
zinc. sheet lead. acid hose, lard oil, rape seed OIL
p ;nsa OIL oil Asany grease r water
Little Giant drills, Caskey pneumatic punches.
screws, handles. shovels, screen shakers; plate
copper, plain and corrugated galvanized sheet
steel, ribbed steel air hose iron pipe and fittings,
SCHEDULE 61-Fire brick screws, Dudgeon's
tube expanders forced draft blowers cooling cyiin
der for Allen ice machine. chasers, Blake pump,
twist drills. miscellaneous hardware and tools.
lacing leather leather betting, angle Steel plain
and galvanized sheet steel. katzensteins metallic
packing asbestos cement and mllboard, magnesia
pipe covering. iron pipe, boiler tubes. SCHEDULE
62-Corn brooms, paint brushes, deck scrubbing
brushes fire clay, cotton tw ne, padlocks screws,
bolts nuts, stove bolts, etc. squilgees, scoop
shoves, files miscellaneous hardware, hydraulic
leather rigging and lacing leather, ash, cedar. ma
hogany, oak pine. spruce, poplar, whitewood rod
and sheet brass, ingot copper, sheet copper, bar
iron and Steel galvanized sheet steel, pig tin
hair felt gycerine. lye kerosene oil, castor oil,
red lead Venetian red. brass pipe, iron pipe, pipe
fittings, valves, stationery, candles, laundry
Snun pntfn SITS
posaIs will be furnished upon application to the
navy pay offices. Portsmouth, n H.; Boston, Mass;
Newport, X. L.; New York, n. Y; Philadelphia.
Pa; Baltimore, Nd: Norfolk, Va; Pensacola. Fla,
and New Orleans, La, to the Bureau. Applica-
lions should designate the schedules desired by
number. Fl. T. b. HARRIS, Paymaster General,
L. 5. y. l-1T-05. ja27-1aw2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

2O0 ACRES OF WOOD AND TIMBER LAND FOR
sale on railroad. about miles from Washing
ton; VIII sell for one-half the value 10 close
estate; good chance TO make money.
lSzoSt {. NJ. FORREST, Gl2 ST.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY. VIRGINIA. MARY.
land farms: timber: mills; country hotels; indus
trials; mercantile stores: buy and sell: exclll.
siveiy high class GRANT PARISH. l429 NY az
taio-2ct'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27

NANTED-IN THE NORTHWEST FOR IMME-
date purchasers. to room houses, ranging in
price from 81. 600 to s6 geo.
WILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL Inc, Go3-605 18TH
ja246t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27

FOR SALE-NORTHWEST CORNER RESIDENCE,
ST. overlooking of Washngtons largest
reservations. Present building could be altered
for a home remodeed and added to for apart
mcnt house. Best site can offer. Former
price. $4,000. Can now be bought for 3d., 900.
LOOK AT IT.
ta21-6t l4l4 + St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27
WAREHOUSES.

WANTED-Do YOU WANT TO SELF
We have the buyers; more than one hundred
purchasers have left their names with us the
past week. They want homes and Investments.
Send us particulars OF the property you wish to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27

s., S50-A modern house in the vicinity OF Du-
pont Circle within stones throw of houses
costing $i00,OO0; this house can be pnrchas
ed SO low because Ii taken for debt; $4,000
was loaned on II there is no good reason why it
should not sell again for 81 500. Surely, the To-
cation Is the hest In the city. AT the present
cost of materials the house could not be built
for 5000; the lot Is worth considerable ground
the next square sold for 81 foot THE
HOUSE Is MODERN. three stories and cellar;
well PLANNED; four rooms deep the first
floor: splendid hOt-water heater. THE RENT
WILL PAY YOU A GOOD INTEREST ON THE
INVESTMENT WHILST You ARE WAITING
FOR YOUR PROFIT, WHICH Is SURE 10
COME.
STONE & FAIRFAX. s04- SO6-s0S ST. NV.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-14
4,soo SCHOOL CHILDREN
Census Takers Complete Theif OF

Census Takers Complete Theif 'o5t-
door Work-SmaII Increase Shown.
The school census takers. Prof. II.
III. Epes and Mr.. Bruce TablGs Aafe
completed the work Of canvassing.and
their lists. show that there are 1880
children between the ages of t7..and
20 years i'll the city. They Will nov
get their statistics into shape anu
mako their report
The report will show that there, are
about 100 more children of tho-school
age here than in 1900. The population
has increased considerably during the
past four years, but the change lii tie
law, making the school age from to
20, instead of from to 21 cuts down!
the number Of school chillran. +. ~
Mr.. IIaughton, who has been tahi,tg
the school census in Newport district
of Warwick county, states that tficte
are 1900 children of the school age In
the district. The number Isl not, hs
large as 1t was four years ago. Blood,
field is included in this districtcI; 1.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-14
ended the chase and the prisoner was
taken to the station.

ended the chase and the prisoner was
taken to the station.
Horne had number of pill boxes
in his pockets and he admitted that he
had been in the habit of buying CO
clinc for various negroes at the Hop
kins Drug COmpary's store. 2tlO JET
fcrson avenue. He denied that he had
been conducting Il retail business, will,
the drug store as his jobbcr, but held
TO the story that lie had been buying
cocaine for other negroes who could
not get it themselves.
Negro Drug Clerk Nabbcd.
Upon Eiornc's statements, Sergeant
Reynolds arrested Williams, who is
employed by the Hopkins Drug Com
pany. Williams protested that he was
innocent and declared that he had sold
no cocaine except under the direction
of MIR. William Wygal, manager of the
store. Mr.. Wygal also said that as far
as he knew the negro had sold no
drugs except when he was told to do
So
The cases will lie called in the police
court this morning. but it is probable
that they will be continued for day
or two in order that the authorities
may work up their evidence
Persons other than registered phar-
macists convicted of selling drugs.
such rs cocaine. arc liable to fine of
not less than S25 nor more than SEQ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-14
Trustees Hear Report Concerning
Sensational Row Between Pub.
lie School Teachers.
EXECUTIVE SESSION HID
Young Ladies implicated Reelected
and No Statement Given out-Prof.
Tabb Principal of the High School.
The Misses Turner Relnstatcd-
List iu Now Complete.

Behind closed doors, with ncwspa.
per reporters and the public in genera,
excluded, the board Of school trustees
last night received report from It's
rules and regulations committee con.
corning sensational row between
several teachers Of the Twcnty-sccond
street school. which occurred lust
before the closing Of the schools this
year.
The board evidently settled the
trouble amicably, for all of the teach
ers involved were reelected. No
statement concerning the invcstiga-
ton or its result was given out, but
it's understood TINT the report of the
committee showed thnt there were
some highly interesting sccncse be.
tween the teachers.
Misses Turner Reinstated.
The board willie IN executive session
also reconsidercd It's action in noti.
flying Miss Mamie Turner. who was
a TEACHER last year. not to apply for
reappointmcnt, and dropping the name
of Miss Bessie Turner from the list
Of teachers, and both of the young la
dies were elected for the coming scs,
sion
Miss Bessie Turner's name was
dropDed from the list of teachers
some weeks ago because she refused
to appear before the rules and regu.
lations committee TO give testimony
concerning the case Of young lady
Student charged with irregular coll
duct during an examination Miss
Mamie Turner was at the same time
notified not to apply for re.appoint.
mcnt because Of her part in this af
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-14
Morrison Boys Won

The Morrison baseball nine defeat
ell the Deep Creek team on the M6rri-
son diamond Tuesday afternoon by the
score of II to .. The game was fast
one and was witnessed byfa large
crowd Of enthusiastic fans from Dozen
Creek and Morrison. The 'victors
won the games easily, outplaying their
opponents at every stage oftetbe,, game.
The batteries for the teams were:
Morrison, Groomc and Sinclair; Detp
Creek, Mcneil and Thomas: HTimc of
game, 1:50 Umpire, Mr.. +. p. Barrow.