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Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-01-20

One Of our exchanges thus bids
farewell to departed citizen: HE
was man of push. He played mar.
bles for keeps when boy, and cheat,
ed his playmates out of the alleys;
he swapped a bladeless jack knife for
a four blader, sight unseen, sold that
for fifty cents, bought pound Of
sugar and made barrel of lemonade
which he sold one circus day for So
He started in business and sold bad
meat for choice cuts and made for
tune. When he got ono thousand
dollars he organized a company with
one million dollars capital, mostly
water, and sold the stock at par
When the company busted it was
found out he had sold out some time
before. When he died he was a mil.
lionaire and he left it all here. 1t is
( warm where he is now."
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-01-20

Andrew Carnegie has departed from
his usual habit of library endowing By
giving 81 200 to the Hugh Beaver Me-
mortal Gymnasium in Bellefonte. Mr..
Carnegie was personally acquainted
with the young son of Ex-Governor
Beaver whose premature death i'll 1891
is still sorrowfnlly remembered Every
one who came in contact with Hugh
Beaver could not fail to be impressed
with his personality aud deep spiritu
al ntture aHd Mr.. Carnegie is evident
ly no exception.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-01-20
Eothina More DANGEROUS.

Than Cutting Corns. The Foot Ease
Sanitory Corn Pad cures by Absorp
ton. An entirely new invention
The sanitary oils and vapors do the
work. Do not accept any substitute.
Insist upon having The Foot Ease
Sanitary Corn Pad. Identical in merit
with Aliens Foot-Ease (powder), bu,
in shape and form best adapted fol
the cure of Corns. Sold by all Drug
giats 25c. or by mail. Sample mailed
FREE. Address, Allen S. Olmsted
Leroy, N. Y,
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-01-20

A prominent advertising man af-
firms that for some lines Of business
the pamphlet is OF great value. "But
the advertiser who should think PAM
phlets can replace newspaper adver-
tising must be mad. The two work
hand in hand, each helping the other.
1t is fact, however, that less than
ten per cent. of the pamphlets dis
tributed broadcast receive any atten-
tion."
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-01-20
Sick Wives and Dauahters.

You have often seen them with pale
faces, poor appetite, head and back
ache. symptoms common to the sex.
Fathers and mothers lose no time in
securing Dr.. David Kennedy's Favor
ite Remedy, of Rondout, N. Y. 1t
will cost only one dollar and is much
cheaper than sickness. Write to Dr..
David Kennedy's Sons, Rondout, N.
Y, for free sample bottle.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-01-20
Mother Gray's Appeal TO Women.

If you will send me your name and
address | will mail you FREE a pack
age of Mother Gray's Australian Leaf,
a certain. pleasant remedy for Wo-
mems ills. 1t is a safe monthly re-
gulntor and never failing. If you
have pains in the back, Urinary,
Bladder or Kidney trouble, use this
pleasant union of Australian herbs
roots and leaves. All Druggists sc
t, 30 cents, or address, Lock Box
S52, lie Roy, n. Y.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-01-20
Free Seeds.

Any reader of this paper wishing a
free package of either vegetable or
flower seeds, or both, can have them
by sending their name on postal
card to w. d. Steinbach, 1882 o
Street, Washington, d. G. Each
package contains five different va.
rieties and of the best quality obtain
able.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-01-20
Ladies' Wanted.

A BRIGHT ENERGETIC WOMAN -
woman work. Permanent position
Old established business house o
solid financial standing. Salary 81:
to SIS weekly, with expenses, pait
each Monday direct from headquart
ers. Expenses advanced. We furn
ish everything. Address, Secretary
$40 Monon Block, Chicago, Ill.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-01-20
Wanted.

SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE in this
county and adjoining territories. to
represent and advertise an old estab.
lshed business house of solid finan-
cial standing Salary $2l weekly
with expenses, paid each Monday by
check direct from headquarters
Expenses advanced; position perma-
nent. We furnish everything. Adj
dress, THE COLUMBIA, $50 Monon
Building, Chicago, Ill.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-01-20

Prof. j. Miles Derr, of Limestone
twp, has announced his intention of
being a candidate for the office Of
county superintendent of public
schools. MIR. Derr has been sue
cessful teacher for fifteen years and
deserves the attention of the school
directors throughout the county. He
is the only one thus far announced
for this responsible and elevated
office.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-01-20
College of Music.

$34 pays six weeks instruction and
board at the { College of Music, Free
burg, Pa piano, organ, singing, brass
and string instruments taught.
Young people are as well cared for as
at home. Terms begin May 1. June
II, July "a. For catalogue address,
HENRY b. MOYER.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-01-20

Even at this early day the import
auce and magnitude of the Knights
Templar conolave to be held a. WILL
iamport in May becomes apparent from
the wide scope of the preparati ions be-
ing made for the event.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-01-20
Ill With Diphtheria.

Adaline, the little daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. A. Lawrence Miller. of Cat
awissa, is suffering from a severe at
tack of diphtheria. Rev. MIR. Milltr
was former pastor of Saint Peters
M. L. church, South Danville.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-01-20
Deaf flute Basket Ball Team.

The next basket ball attraction will
be on Saturday evening when the ST.
lent Five, team composed of deaf
mutcs from the Wyoming Valley, all
of whom are graduates of the Mt. Airy
Institute for the Deaf at Philadelphia,
will slay the Danville team.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-01-20

We hear that an attempt to raise
rents ia being made by some landlords.
Until work improves the tenants will
have about all the can do to raise
their rents at present figures.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-01-20
Now Blanket Prices.


Every with striped borders coors in white tan and grey
sizes 1914 and 11-4.
300 Wool Blankets priced % pair
800 +" I" 800
1000 " " " $50
These includes the Muncy 100 WOOL the kind that remains
their soness after washing pretty striped borders each on
size 1914 II and the reduced to 100 124 or extra size
Unheard of Prices on Cotton Goods.
Come quickly, you of these lots may not be
the weeks trade first get the best selections
and &C Outing FIanneis at 4. I-2c Yard
Both dark light color wool Aeeced, well women fast
l0c Outing Fannes at ], l2c Yard
These heavy weight dark and light colors, checked
barred stripped and some in plain coos.
6, I-2c Ginahsms Priced 4, I-2c Yard
large variety of patterns for prons in all coors and all
sizes of checks.
IOc Ginahams for S, I-2c Yard.
The lot made up Chambay and fine dress Ginghams in
plain colors, stripes and checks.
IOc Fancy FIanneIettes nov -2c Yard.
is and ISc Fancy FianneIettes TO- i2c Yard
full line of these in patterns for pretty waists and chidren
dresses, all colors,
SC TowIna anowP Sc Yard
Cotton twill crash white the kind that is always sold
SC yard.
I5c Linen Towling Yards for 25c
Genuine linen in natural color extra heavy % inches wide
and &c Csicoes at 8. I-2c Yard.
Prints light and dark coo especially nice for wrappers
comforts and quilts
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
NEWPORT LAWN TENNIS.
National Tournament VII Start To
day rcitb a Record Entry.
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIsuSE.I

Newport. R. L. Aug. A.--An OF the ranking lawn
tennis players OF the country on hand 10 par
ueipate In the opening OF the annual national cham
pionship tournament. which viii begin tomorrow
morning the Casino courts. with ths time hon
ored East West match in the doubles.
This years national tournament is destined to be
the greatest OF It's kind that the country has
ever seen. and even now. before racquet has
touched ball. It is already record breaksr.
With field OF 105 entrants for the singles a new
mark is established, and for the first time the
American meeting tops the aII-England in point OF
numbers.
There Is considerable class In the meeting but by
the fortune OF the draw 1t is mainly bunched IN the
top half SO that the line will be quickly thinnsd
The winner, Of course viii challenge Holcombe
Ward the national champion. for the cup and title
which he holds.
The recent international play Is reflected IN the
tournament and the great field of entries is due IN
large measure TO the interest created and also TO
the 1act that, with the best men away the lesser
Agnts nave had an opportunity to come on
Ihe national viii be the initial Appearance OF
lhe men who composed the American team aimee
the return from London. Beals c. Wright tha
harvard veteran; Kreigh Collins the Western
chamPloni Richard Stevens the base line player
are a! Iayor1tes for the title. William A Larned
and William j: Clothier hardly expected 10
more than reach the seIni-hnaIs.
IN the East vs. West match tomorrow Frederick
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
FORT ERIE RACES.

Buffalo, Aug. 21.-Peter Paul much ovarIoo,a5 -,
the bettors won the third race AT Fort Trs 80 py
Gay Long shots and favorites split the card aboIt
First race (six furlongs)-ChIcarra To ! WON rD
Tour hundred 40 to /. second; The Elba 10 10 bi
Second race ave and half furlongs)-GoIdn,a,s .
Time l:09M. 'N' ~ 10 l. third.
Third race (one milel-Peter Paul q IN ,ro,. ~,
1903 - ~ ~ l. 'nHu Time.
Fourth race (six and a half furiongs)-Ia Io,+. =.
Time 1898 ~ 0 10 = thiru
fiItn race Ghve farlongs)-Herman Johnson to
10 I. third. Time, l:o2Ss so
Sixth race tnlile and qunrter)-Morendo 10 won.
Time 2:OS 1890 " ulitu
seventh race six furlongs)1iiss AIable TO 8 won:
& BiIy Hanase = = second: Little Red. 10 to J. third
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

The Giants had easy time defeating Pittsburg
In the first game OF the series az the Polo Grounds
yesterday by a score OF 10 to 2 The fielding OF
the visitors about poor the Polo
Grounds this season. IT quite contrast TO
the performance OF the local men. who played a
perfect fielding game.
In the third inning the home players clinched the
game. when they pounded Philippe all over the
field. and helped by error by Clarke and Peitz,
sent four across the plate. One Of the two
runs made by Pittsburg was scored IN the fourth
inning. when Brain sent the ball into the left field
bleaehers for home
Hillebrand. who took Clymer's place in right
field, made perfect throw 20 the plate in the
seventh inning of Mertes's long ny, putting out
McGann. In this inning McGraw was ordered of
the coaching lines, and then OF the field for dis
putting one OF Umpire Johnstone's decisions.
A double play by Dahlen and McGann, in the
first inning, aroused applause About fifteen thou
sand spectators the game The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
MOHAWK II GOES LAME
rs OUT OF FUTURITY.
Speedy Son of Roctton Goes Wrong
zcith Rich Race at His Mercy.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIruNE.I

Saratoga, n. Y, Aug. Reconsideration was
created In racing circles here this morning by the
report that John Sanfords two-year-old colt,
Mohawk II winner Of the Hopeful. the Saratoga
Special, and the prospective IaVor1te In tHe
Futurity, had gone wrong.
H II Hyner who trains the Sanford stable aa-
nitted that the colt had injured ankle SO seri-
ously in his last work that It would be quite out
of the question to get him going sound In time Tor
the Futurity and also added that ne Would thro"
him out of training at once
Mohawk II was to have been shipped TO New
York in a special this morning but arter
final consultation the engagement of the car was
cancelled. and it Was decided to take the colt 10
the Amsterdam breeding establishment as soon as
possible. -, ,,..,.,,
since he ran his first race here. and although he
had assumed penalties which brought his impost
TO l30 pounds ii has been generally conceded by
owners and trainers that the youngster that beat
him would win the race.
Mohawk II. has started four times since the meet
ing began and has won three of his four races.
His best performance was in the Hopeful, when he
beating Athlete. Juggler and others to which he
conceded humps of weight.
would have had to carry II pounds n the Fu p4ll
turity; He is the first Of the get Of Rockton, which
famous mare La Tosca, which makes him half
brother to Chuctanunda and Caughnawaga-
that ormondaie viii probably be made favorite'
although Jerry Weinberg, when he worked three
quarters in 1I$Z this morning. made many friends.
sentative, as First Water can scarcely be brought
to / and.
"A other Futurity candidate which changed hands
this morning. was Belnere. by Ogden out OF Mali
sale. AS he has already sold Timber It leaves him
without candidate for the stake.
Of Fatality, was also sold this morning by a. Iones
20 the Oneck Stables for a sum said to be SIS Ol0
The colt worked three-Quarters this morning in
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
BUSY WEEK FOR GOLFERS.
TOurnaaaept at Watch Hill and Bar
Harbor Begin To-day.

This will be rather a busy week for the golfers
in both the East and West. there will be no less
than four tournaments played IN the East and one
in the West Two of the tournaments will begin
to-day at Watch Hill. r. L, and Bar Harbor. Me.
The Misquamicut Golf Club tournament. at
Watch Hill will open this morning with thirty
six hole medal play round with thirty-two to
qualify for match play. On Wednesday the first
and second round FOR the MasQuamicut Cup will be
played, and the first round for a consolation cup
for tho defeated sixteen of the first round.
On Thursday two rounds for the respective cups
will be played. and Friday there will a thirty
six hole handicap with cups for best not and gross
scores. The finals in the main will be played
at thirty-stx holes on Saturday.
The Kebo Valley Golf Club. Of Bar Harbor, Will
begin its anpral tournament this morning and the
finals viii be played Friday. The prizes the
Kebo Cup, given by Mrs Brown; the Mount Desert
Cup. given by Mr.. Duncan; the Pemetic Cup. given
by Mr.. Ketterlinns, and a handicap cup and gross
score medal offered by the club.
In addition is the Kebo trophy. given in 1903 by
Mr. King, which becomes the property of the golfer
who three times wins the Keho Cup
On Wednesday the tournament for the first Pres-
dents Cup will begin at the Ekwanok Country
Club. Manchester. VT. and will continue four days.
following the usual programme of medal and match
play, with the customary handicap
In the West play will begin the same day at the
Glenview Club. at Golf. Ill. Chicago and con-
tinue throughout the week. 1t win open with a
thirty-six hole qualifying round and three sixteens
VIII quallfy for the Glenview, Directors and Lake
cups.
The Glenyiew Cup has been won successfully by
4Holabigd 4Ia tr 1902 by Walter E Egan; 1903. by
Louis N James, and 1904 by Knowlton L. Ames
known popularity at Princeton as Snake Anes.
The programme will be varied by mixed four
scratch stroke copetito for @ the NoTb h@S
trophy Saturday.
In the METROPOLITAN district the golfers will be
occupied by the Deal Golf Club tournament, which
peglnS thursday morning and continues on Friday
and Saturday. The first sixteen will qualify for
tne PRESIDENTS Cup and the second sixteen for the
Governors Cup.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
RESULTS AT LATONIA

Cincinnati. Aug. 21-Greolin, in a {, hard drive
through the stretch won from New AIMS terd am by a
head in the handicap steeplechase race he feature
on the card. at 1atsnia to-day La PuAal,o fau =,
Jockey and horse escaped injury. ~ O''h
First race (six furlongs)-Covina e7 C2ohtnko,, :,
o. Won Strader 9S (Dugan). / ="
&C. Morris); TO third Time II7ss MaseenSse sSeS' r 30
collins, Phiora. Nominee Zitt LADY 80
Lou and Maediction ran. Lazy
Second race tsx furloags)-Black Fox loo IL AZ,
sonl to l. Won; The Roustabou (Radtket 16 ~
second; Euba o5 (Morrisl, 10 g. third Tik,aaf -
@ GleaH9r Howard Araehne Eduardo The Pet Joe Goss
Ihird race (ave and one-half furlongs)Minnis Adam
l1O Cadtke) TO 10 Anita, 80 &C. MorrisCy n -
second; Merry Belle, % Schade) tbirH ~ Il
l0945. Santa Lucia and Angelic also ran I'he
tourth race tsteeplechase; short course)-f,raoii
toea0n3 y TO %on NeW 1as Fsr IL
Time SOo% Martin Brady also Onyx III ri, 'hiiu
Firth race (sx furlongs-White Plume 16s CFiadtka
Coruscate lO3 Austn). to l. third Tn pSGc29na 94
Lapucelle and Haviland also 'S' ti'A'7s-
Sixth race five and one-half furlongs)-Ho. Todd q.
Odieks) 10 j, won; Hot Poiloi I02 (Austirl %
second Jimmy Maher. 95 Gobnson) to thiyd 1 SH
and YaZu also ''' worth
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
eRlFFITHs SUES PAT POWERS

Justice Amend In the Supreme Court Yesterday
morning issued order restraining p T pan
Powers and John II. Farrell from DECLARING vacant
the position held by Howard c. Griifiths the CIass
a leader in the National Board of Arbitration and
in the Board OF Directors of the Eastern I.eagIIe
The order also restraints Powers and Farrell from
filling any alleged vacancy in said Offices or naInina
a successor TO Mr.. GrifithS. or from issuing or
sending any announcement reporting the alleged
removal OF Mr.. Griffths from said positions or an
nouncing the alleged appointment OF any successor
thereto, or from doing any and all other acts in
any way interfering with the positions now held
League.
Mr.. Grifiths has instituted two suits for personal
damages In the OF $25 GOO each against p +
Powers and John II. Farrell
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
PIPING ROCK HORSE SHOW,

The North Shore Horse Show Association OF
Long Island Will hold its annual meeting at Piping
ROCK Field Locust Valley, during the first week
IN September. Extensive preparations are in nrog-
Iess ana every efIort will be made to make the
ton. e-'N-- W the associa-
s14ras large &c number OF prominent persons will have
harry Harry Payne Whitney; Paul D Cravath, Thomas
Eel Ea4ce GeoTge s ,46 Bullock Colgate Hoy George N
bert l. Pratt Robert Bacon C. Wt1f1S MEL t5, eteP
e. ert D. Winthrop, Mrs. W. NJ. * oicStti Miss
GefTuoe Sheldon, Miss Mollie c. Maxwell and
many other well known society women, 7 ! '
from present indications all that is needed is
peasant weather to make this wears shdw tbe
most successful ever given at Locust Valley 'A'
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
BOSTON NATIONALS INCORPORATE

Augusta, Me-, Aug. 21.-The Boston National Club
has been Incorporated at Bath The announced
capital stock is si50Gd0, but as yet nothing has
been paid in The organization officers are Adolph
II. Waterman. of Bath, president. and F. Hum
phreys of Bath, treasurer
The National League Boston Club was purchased
several months ago by Franl. V. Dunn, of Boston
1t is believed that the Incorporation of the prop
erty In Maine Is In line with the owners plans
for the development of the club
Heretofore the club has operated under a Massa-
chUsettS charter The reason for the cbanSa q.
Maine does not appear. The shares tn h. issusJ
will number 5000 of which 25 600 will he co1n1eu
and the rest preferred The par value win b. Sia
for both common and preferred 70 w
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
YACHTS RscALMEp OFF Rocyposr

Rockport. Mass. Aug N.-The yachts OF tba eAa+
racing from Marblehead I, Halifax were off cane
Ann this afternoon almost becalmed. With the
wind dead ahead and scarcely strength enough in
It to NIL the sails, the boats hardly made steerage
way.
The yachts were about three miles off rasterr
Point and in the hazy weather could not be tdenti
ned The first boat TO pass the point was a large
OF q mile. d"hi 'efs
Half mile behind was another large schooner
ana the oIher boats We're strung out for a long
distance The feet was more than three hours in
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
SCHNECTApY c. C.
EKWANCK C. C.
INTERNATIONAL CHESS TOURNAMENT

Barmen, Germany. Aug. 4.-Play in the interna-
uonal chess tournament was resumed at the Con-
cordia here to-day. The players were paired for
the seventh round as follows:
Maroczy VS.. Bernstein John VS. Berger Tschi-
gorfn vs. Sehlechter Alapin Wolf Burn VS.
Bardeleben, Suechting vs.. Leonhardt Marshall VS.
Janowsk. and GOttschall Mleses
Janowsh beat Marshall. Maroczy drew with
Bernstein. John and Berger adjourned Tschigorin
lost to Schlechter Alapin drew with Wolf Burn
adJourned with Bardeleben Suechtng drew with
Leonhardt and Gottschall won from Mieses. The
standing of the players at the close of the day's
play follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
OCEAN RACERS START.
ONE SLOOP, 5 SCHOONERS.
Corona FIRST Across the Line in Mar
blehead-HaIfaD Race.

Marbiehead Mass. Aug. 21.-In the ughtest of
weather conditions. but under clear sky, six
yachts nve schooners and sloop. hosted sail
to-day in the Eastern Yacht Clubs long distance
race from this port to Halifax. The estimated
distance is S57 miles The yachts were the Corona
A. b. IIukei the Elnna II, F. X. Brewster: the
Hope Leslie Commodore Lawrence Mnot the
Agatha, W. S. Eaton; the Black Hawk Charles
T. Gibson and the San Toy. N. W. Lamson
The Elrnina is of the New-York Yacht Club and
tho Black Hawk OF the Boston Yacht Club, while
the others represent the home club. Although
well provisioned against long voyage. not one of
the boats cut the racing rigs to any extent
Colors doomed from the flagship at o'clock two
hours before the time set for the start What
breeze there came from the westward SO that
most of the yachts hauled out spinnakers and ball
loon jibs and other down the wind sails
1t is expected that several OF the yachts will
participate in the at Halifax next Saturday for
the Prince of Wales Cup, presented to the Royal
Halifax Yacht Club by the present King of Eng
land IN 1860
The eommodore's boat left for the start off Mar
blehead Rock. at 10 o'clock towing out two of the
boats. When the preparatory whistle sounded a.
1920 o'clock, the wind blowing about four
knots an hour from the southeast and there was a
small roll on the
The starting whistle for the two big schooners
was blown at 10:So o'clock, and the Corona was the
hrst to reach the line crossing on the starboard
tack; With sheets trimmed fiat, she Immediately
neadeo along shore. The Elmina followed across
li43 nne Less lhan one minute afterward.
flVe minutes later the whistle for the small
Sehooners was blown. and Commodore Mnot's
lowed by the Agatha and the little BacE kaE Hawk rS
brought up the rear. The official starting time was
LARGE sCHooNERs
Emina Gandcap is seconds s5S SS
SMALL SCHoONERs.
HOPE .l0:55 S2
Black HAWK 10 81 100
sLooP
The San Toy, although without a oornpetttor da
cided to make the run. If she finishes she win be
All the yachts held along the shore on a star
board tack heading for Cape Ann twelve miles
away tIfteen minutes after the start the Corona
was light. ~ ~i4o VIM
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
GOLF RECORD FOR sToDDARD.
Wee Burn Professional Sets New Figures for
Ridgefield C. G. Links.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BrrNE ,

Stamford. Conn, Aug. 21-Walter E. Stoddard
the Wee Burn professional, went to Ridgefeld the
other day and broke all previous records over the
links of the Ridgefeld Country Club. He played
thirty-sx holes in 15S strokes which was ten better
than the record and for eighteen holes he took 76
clipping one stroke from the record for that dis
tance.
stoddard, did this work IN an exhibition match
card:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
CINCINNATI. .; PHILADELPHIA. !

Philadelphia. Aug. a.-C1ncinnati hatted Nichols
hard to-day and. aided by couple OF errors easily
1eIeated philadelphia Umpire Emsle ILL., and
obi the nsld after the fth inning, Abbott OF the
MS place The score:
PRia5eablIla,. PPiRniis5eS,lll, ...,.,., 99e9o u o
- 8ba'ierieS-Ewns and sehlei; Nichols and pooln I'm
pFe-klnslle. Attendance. 10