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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-14
IMPORTANT NOTICE

NOTICE, HOME MISSION SOCIETY. The Court Street auxiliary will meet Monday afternoon at o'clock. A full attendance of members requested New members solicited. Hymn 1. Come Thou. Almighty King. Bible study, led by the presi- dent, Leaflet, "Wanted-a Chance" reads by Mrs. NJ. F. Graves. Minutes If last meeting. Collection of dues and offering. Reports of officers. Report of delegate to conference at Mobile, Mrs. s. A. Tyson. Ad- journment.
 Mrs. E. G. Adams,
 President Mrs. R. P. Dexter,
 Secretary.
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MAGAZINE CLUB MEETING.

On Friday afternoon tho members of the Magazine Club were the guests of Mrs. Junius Riggs at her home on Washington Street.
 The program for the afternoon was as follows:
 Reading. 'The Battle of Lake Erie" Mrs. Ray Rushton.
 Paper, "Old Ship Constitution" Mrs. J. w. Black.
 Paper, "Plattsburg," Mrs. William Ledyard.
 The next meeting of the club will oc- eur May 26th.
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LES TOURIsTEs FRENCH PLAYS.

A large and representative audience gathered in the Auditorium of the Girls High School on Friday evening to witness the second annual perform ance of Les Touristes," under the direction of Madame de Grand Rogers varied with delightful musical pro gram arranged by Mrs. John U. CAFseF'
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The Senior League oe the Clayton Street Methodist Church gave their monthly social at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. D. V. Avingers on Amanda Street on Friday evening.
 The evening was made pleasant by a number of piano solos rendered by Mrs. I c. Dickey and some songs by Mss es Leila Orr and Carrie Lou Avinger,
 Those present were Mir. and Mrs. IT & Thweatt, MT. and Mrs. A. c. Avinger, MT. and Mrs. J. F. Bowman, Mrs. l.. R. Cox. Mrs. J. c. Dickey. Mrs. J. A. Galates and Mrs. An6er- son. Misses Addia Beecer, Alice Beed-
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TO NEET MRS. CORY.

The members of the White House As sociation are invited to meet Mrs. Chap pen Cory of Birmingham, at o'clock Monday evening by the Regent, Mrs J. D. Beale at her residence, sos South Perry Street
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RPOwnsAIIem.

Mrs Emily Eliza Allen announces the engagement of her daughter Miss May Allen and MT. Joseph D. Edmundson Brown, the wedding to take place Gn the evening of Monday, June the fifth. at her home Allendale.
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rorrcu. st. IoHN,s GUILD,

NOTICE, St. JOHNS GUILD.
 The Guild of Christian Service of St. Johns Church will meet on Monday af- ternoon at 4:30 o'clock. The Directors and all members are requested to at- tend this meeting.
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NoTICE. AID sOCIETY

The Aid S"ciety of the Court Street Church will meet with the Home Mis- sion Society on W ednesday afternoon at o'clock
 Mrs. E. T. Cook.
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is here again.

Have you the graceful Sil- yer Dish, the Serving Spoon, the individual forks or spoons to make the dainty fruit even more de- licious, because prettier? For Wedding Gifts. too, Cut Glass Berry Bowls are acceptable. A Few Prices:-
 9 inch Bowl, sterling silver SI7, best quadruple plate SC, cut glass $ and so, hand painted china $2.
 Berry Spoon, sterling s to S, best plate SI.5o. Case con- taining I2 individual Berry Forks Sc, best plate S3.
 Togo with berries, sets of Creams and sugars are needed, sterling SI2. 90 up. best plate S4 to SS; cut glass S4 to So, hand painted china & up.
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NOTICE, ID. A. R.
 The regular monthly meeting Of the Panels Marion Chapter. D. A. R., will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 3
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THE COUNTRY CLUBS OPENING
 RECEPTION SATURDAY, MAY 27th

E. Trimble, J.. A. Taylor, Ira Virgin. w. F. Vandiver, P. A. Wyatt, J. s. Wilcox, w. M. wilkerson. Otis Will Hanson, A. A. Wiley, Ed. Watts. F. L. Woodruff, c. c. Zirkle.
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D. A. DeFuniak, Messrs. II. F. Con- mfr, Geo. Mentz, MuR Moore, Warren Tyson. Temp Seibels, F. Metcalf, Hudson Norton, Chas. Teacher, Jno. Walker B. F. Noble, E A. Jackson and Miss Fife Wagner H. A. Jones and Miss Will ODelle Dickerson. Theo Toms and Miss Carrie C. Smith, Hugh Stewart and Miss Fort McArsy, Bol- ling Powell and Miss Alice O'Connell, T. c. Locke and Miss Fannie Chandler, Dr. Lay and Miss Sadie Wyman, Ray Wilkinson and Miss Leak, Emmett Seibles and Miss Fannie Morriss Cloud, Warren Hall and Miss Thornton, Walk CT Willis and Miss Annie Lowe, R. s. Finch and Miss Elinor Offutt, Frank Rhodes and Miss Cammilla Webber, Thad Watts and Miss Norwood, Ed Noble and Miss Rousseau, Cliff Led yard and Miss Jean Rousseau, James Davidson and Miss Bonnie Andrews, Frank Browder and Miss Ethel Pelzer, W. F. Joseph and Miss Davidson, K. w. Cook, A. T. Hannon, N. D. Flu banks, Seaborn Boyd. Walter Pickett, Hal Brown, Lieut.. Shivers, w. w. Graves, A. P. Tyson, Jr., J. Otis Will Hanson, and Col. Chas. Bricken.
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LAST MEETING OF COUNCIL
 OF JEWISH WOMEN.

 The last meeting for the season of the Council of Jewish Women was held on Monday evening in the vestry rooms of the Temple and the entertainment given on that occasion was one of the most delightful affairs of the past week and in spite of the very incle- ment weather the evening was enjoyed l by a large number of the members and their friends. The program included:
 Piano duet. A Movement from Beethoveus Fifth Symphony, by Miss Klein and Miss Helen Vickers. Recitations, Wanted, Name" and Mrs. McDuffy at Baseball" Miss Myrtle Greentree.
 Piano solo, The Rustic of Spring" by Ding and Chorin's Military Poia- naisc. Miss Ray Gladden..
 voical solo. T Know" Mrs. Ike Simon.
 Essay. Felix Adler and Ethical Cult ure. Miss Essie Strauss.
 Piano solo. The Flatterer." by Chaminade. Miss Cecile Loeb.
 Vocal solos. My Lady's Rower." and The old Stile." Miss Sachs.
 At the conclusion of the program, the members aud their friends were in- vited Into the reception parlors where dainty refreshments were served. This meeting enaed the years work of the Council of Jewish Women. being the last to be neld until next season. IN COMPLIMENT TO MRS. HARRISON.
 Mrs. Isaac DeWees entertained at cards on Friday afternoon when her guest of honor was Mrs. N. H. Harrison of Cincinnati. The games were play ed in three apartments which for the afternoon were beautifed by lavish use of cut flowers. In the first parlor sweet peas were the feature of adorn- | ing, in the second lilies were used. ana in the dining room red carnations in exquisite placing produced charming | effect. Mrs. DeWees was assisted In entertaining her guests by Misses : Sophia Holmes and Elizabeth Holmes : and Mrs. Joseph Winter. The score :! cards were beautifully executed hand | painted ones on each of which was , plainted one of the lovely spring flow CTS now in bloom.
 The prize. n lovely lace fan. was won i by Miss Bessie Thorington and the con solation prize, a box of candy, fell to ] Mrs. S. L. Tyson Mrs Harrison, the attractive guest or 1 honor. wore a handsome toilette or blue pompedore silk, Mrs. DeWees re- ceived her friends in robe of white embroidery and Miss Holmes was at tired In white chiffon.
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o'clock with Mrs. Charles Thigpen. Mrs. Phares Coleman,
 President. Mrs. Charles Thigpen. Secretary.
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Mrs. l.. W. Hunter.
 Secretary.
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A Modern Ffrst-Class Hotel... Complete fin all its appointments. Furnishings and decorations entirely new through
 out. Accommodation for 5OO guestsI 15O suits with baths. Rooms s1.50 day mp, with baths, $2.5o up. Hot and cold water and telephone in every room.
 Cuisine unexcelled.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-05

Secretary Farrolrs decision that
Claud Stark must play at Peoria as
sures Nlcol not only a good catcher
but also a fair first baseman and right
fielder, for Stark has played all those
positions,
In circular letter 20 all managers
President Holland urged the necessity
OF all associations to stay within the
salary limit. and gave early directions
az 20 the wedding out Hrooess 80 that
all teams will be a, H. reduce 10 the
thirteen.man limit By June !.
Some writer's draw the deduction
that Belden lin Is 10 play first base
for the Rabbits this season from the
fact that Rollo Brown has signed with
Ottumwa, but Belden Is going TO try
out a new man at first according 10
Cedar Rapids reports. and does not
that mean he will manage from the
bench?
Manager James T. Hayes, OF Dayen'
port, has a. last completed HIS seiec-
ton OF a training squad and an.
nounces the following players signed
from whom he believes he can pick
the best team that ever represented
that city. His catchers are: Nleman,
Williams, Cheek and Erickson. Pitch.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-05
American Association Affairs.


Secretary Huggins Of the st. Paul
slW is a brother OF Miller Higgins
Of he Cincinnati team.
Charley Hcmphill, late Of st. Louis.
and Manager Kelley Of the st. Paul
elus. have come to terms, Kelley con.
cedng the terms demanded. and
Honphill has signed a contract
The mileage OF the various teams
iolbws. Columbus, 1851; Kansas
CITY. 92OS Louisville. SSiS; Toledo.
H9i. Indianapolis. sO4i. Milwaukee.
1876; St Paul 7i7G; Minneapolis
6SG5
spangler Of the Louisville Colonies,
executed triple play In practice
game at Louisville. March a. lie
caught a liner labeled for three sacks,
iouehed first and threw a man out nj
second.
The Atlanta club OF the Southern
League. is trying to rcpudlate the con.
tract with indianapolis whSroby
George Magoon was sold to thaa olnb.
The matter ~ now In the hands OF the
National Board
Birbeau. the little Frenchman who
IS tying for Al Bridwell's place on
the Columbus team. Is a printer by
trade. Any roast that tho sporting
editor sends mp 20 the composing
room will be pied by his fellow
craftsmen.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-05

oblivion. He hasn't invented a new
delivery or written any pitching in
structions.
Schaef-r, the new lnholder OF the
Tiger. Is awaiting the ball oftener
and harder than the other members
Of the team
Natty Mcintyre. who has been hold.
ing out for more salary, has relented
and Joined the Tigers. Perhaps Mat.
~ has just learned that the base ball
war Is over
OutGolder Stone. who led the Amer
lean Association last year in hitting,
has done but little stick work In the
practice games with the st. Louis
Browns this season.
Big Charley Carr intends to become
mining engineer when he gets
through with base ball He has com
ricted a course In the study and says
he may try to enter Case school next
fall.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-05
National Leaaue New.

Del Howard, the PIRATE recruit, Is
q great pistol shot
Brooklyn has sold pitcher Jack
Cronln to the Providence club.
Bob" EWings spit" Ball IL work.
ing early Il beat Pittsburg out OF
third place last year
Tommy Leach. Fred Clarke and
Red" Beaumont are swatting the ball
on the nose for fair In the practice
work.
ITO improve hitting" says Heine
Peitz. "chloroform the wings OF the
twirlers. In other words. OsleriEo
them"
Manager Hunlon declares that there
IS more human intelligence on the
Brooklyn team this year than there
was IN 1904.
The New York club has secured the
release Of the veteran catcher Bill
Clarke from the Washington club and
mas signed him.
II begins TO look az though Jack
McCarty, who was slated for release
last fall. will again gambol In the Chi.
cago outdeld this year.
One critic claims that Homer lille.
brand seems TO hesitate In making
throws TO the bases. lie Ia handl.
capped by being a lcfthandor
Fred Tcnney last week made the
announcement that he would not play
Sunday games this year. and that tho
club owners had exempted him from
such duty.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-05
KILT. Leaque News.

Arthur Long. a fast outheldor who
refused TO play with Henderson last
season. has changed his mind and
signed.
Treasurer Gosnell, OF the league.
has received 5000 from each club In
the league as guarantee 20 finish
the season. and the reports that the
league is In a weak condition are un.
true.
The Vlncennes Club has signed
these players TO date; Catchers-Leo
Lemon, Ed Hugg. Pitchers-Luln.
Duny, Jack Quan, Ralph Lord. Joe
Nonemacher. John Duggan. lndeld-
first base. O. Wilkinson; second base,
A. Name; third base, j. c. Young;
shortstop, L. Barlow and j. Bierkett.
Outheld-L Donovan, Phil Hahn, Ed.
kolb and G, Cooper
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-05
TEN GIRLS ONE.
Curious Case Of Abnormal Personality
Reported In England.


Reported In England.
The London Lancet gives particu.
lars OF an extraordinary case OF multi.
pie personality. The patient is a girl
between twelve and thirteen years
Of age, who has developed ten varie
ties Of abnormal personality.
She comes Of healthy parents and
was herself healthy In mind and body
until she was attacked with Influenza
Then the changes Of personality mani.
Tested themselves. Some were com.
plete. some sudden and others grad.
ual In appearance. IN some cases the
patient was totally and In all partial.
~ ignorant Of her life during other
states Requirements such az draw
Ing and writing and also the normal
faculties were present In certain
states. but lost In others While In a
blind condition she developed the fac.
ulty Of drawing with the aid Of touch
alone. this sense being enormously In.
creased "a dclicacy.
Her character and behavior In some
states differed widely from what they
were in others. The phases varied
from few minutes to ten weeks. The
normal state grew gradually less fire.
uucut aud ~ shorter duration, until II
finally disappeared
Tho various ffagcs lasted about
three ycarr altogether. until ultimate
ly particular. abnormal stage was
reached. In which she remained at the
date Of the report In this stage she
was Intelligent and able to work.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-05

The officers Of the Gait Football
club. champions Of the province ~
Ontario. have practically decided upon
an invasion " England by the team
next fall Tho winning team Of last
season is sim intact and several IA.
nous players have been added 10 the
club roster.
The team will play number Of
games throughout Canada during tho
coming season including one or two
contests with the Corinthians OF Eng
land, who viii arrive In the Dominion
next August
After those games are finished tho
squad will sail for England To meet
the best teams In the old country.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-05
street, Of the World.

"Thc highest street In the world. "
said a globe trottcr. lis Main street
in Denver. Tho richest ls Fifth ave.
nue. In New York. The widest ls Mar.
kot street In Philadelphia. Tho short.
est Is the Rue Bile in Paris; this
street 10 only twenty feet long.
THE dirtiost street Is Tchang.tsl
in Nankin. The clcanost is the Via
CASTLE In Seville The most aristo.
cratic Is Grosyonor place. London.
The most beautiful 10 the Avenue dos.
Champs Elysees. Paris.
The narrowost street Is Via Sol. Tia.
vana, which has a width OF forty.two
tnches The urlicst street IN consid.
bred by many foreign artists and
architects TO be our broadway. with
it, skyscrapers.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-05
sears WIns RevoIver champIonshIp.

Sears Wins Revolver Championship.
j. H. Crabtroo, secretary Of the
United States Revolver association.
has announced the result Of the an.
nual indoor championship shoot
which was conducted March 2O25.
The revolver championship was won
boy s =. Sears Of st. Louis. with a
score Of i6i nr r. H. sayru Of New
York was second, with i3S, and VIII.
lam q King Of Chicago. third. with
i3i The state championship winners
are as follows:
a5NSnsas- Pistol, Il. swartz. Pine
Blum.
Illinois Revolver. Edwin L. Harp.
ham, Chicago; pistol william q.
Krelg, Chicago.
Revolver. s. t. Sears, St.
Louis
New Revolver and pistol. DR..
Sayre.
North Carolina Pistol. Miss NJ
watcrhurst. Pine Hurst.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-05
putY on JosephIne'a Harp.

The harp OF the Empress Josephine,
which was In possession Of the EN-.
press Eugene and which she offered
TO restore TO la Malmalson, where II
will hereafter be kept as a historic
souvenir. has arrived from Arenberg.
A curious incident connected with
tho arrival was the fact that the GUS
toms officials insisted that the usual
duty on musical instruments should
be paid,
The harp is beautiful work Of
art, surmounted by the imperial eagle,
and Is In good condItlon.-New York
Herald.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-05
pEDDLlNe AER OWN PUPS


Newfoundland Dog Carries Basket In
Which Offspring Are for sale.
Many compassionate persons have
sympathized with a mother who for
several days has walked the business
districts soliciting purchasers for her
offspring. The mother Is a big New.
foundland dog She carries three
handsome puppies in a basket plac.
ardod For Sale" and proudly
marches along the street. following
the footsteps Of her owner Her fond
interest IN the puppies welfare gives
a pathetic touch TO the method OF her
master In attempting to dispose OF
them
When people stop TO examine the
puppies the proud mother sets the
basket down gently and carossos the
trio ~ know II seem. tough 10 have
her peddlinE the pups exclaimed the
owner to tender hearted onlooker.
hut they're not an for sale. I'm keep.
Ing one for Philadelphia Rec.
ord.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-05
clneInnntI oeta cod Event.

The Cincinnati Golf club will be the
scene OF the Western open champion
ship this year The club has accepted
the Invitation Of the Western Golf as
ISOLATION to hold the open champion
ship tournament, and the dates will be
fixed later
The Western championship will be
at soyenty.two holes, medal play thlr'
ty.slx holes each day The Western
Golf association offers an extensive
list Of money prizes with the add
tional prize Of the gold championship
medal TO the winner, Any amateur
winning a prize receives the value In
plate instead Of In cash.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-05

Al a meeting Of the lllinois'lowa cir
cult held at Sterling, H., the following
dates were claimed; oregon, M. Aug
22.25; Sterling, H., Aug, 29'Sept /;
Morrison, H., Sept sis; Dewitt. Ia,
Sept 1916; Clinton, Ia, Sept 1929.
The following program was decided
upon for each town IN the entire cir.
cult: 2;l5 trot, 1924 trot; 1886 trot;
2:i5 pace, 1920 pace, 1880 pace, all to
be stake races; amount OF purses to be
$500. The towns comprising this cir
cult are all close to each other, being
from 10 to 20 miles apart
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-05
Western wlnnow,nas.

ne st. Joseph club has signed
younger brother OF shortstop Holman
OF he Chicago Nationals.
Pitcher Nash OF Cripple Creek, has
slgted to play with Denver making
two pitchers OF that name In the
Waern league.
According 10 Sioux city papers. the
National Commission has decided
thai Charles Bacrwald had not been
tctdued by Tom Burns of Colorado
sphngs. and has awarded him Co
slosx City.
Garlos King. somiprofosslonal
player. who the past season played
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-05
candle sinai Thronnh honrd.

Concerning the shooting OF can.
die through a board. a correspondent
writes: we selected weather.
beaten pinotoncc board as a target,
and loaded the gun with three drains
Of black powder, followed by an or.
binary 'stCarinc' candle, which fitted
tightly. The candle passed. through,
making cloarcut hole. and buried
itself In the sand back Of the target
The candle, while somewhat torn,
was sim far from shapoloss,'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-05
Chickens Flew Through Plate Glass.


Frightened by the ringing OF the
village school bell. two prairie chick
ems that had taken refuge In the tow.
or few out as straight and swift as
an arrow to the opposite side Of the
street, whore the leading bird with
great velocity hit a heavy plate-glaBs
store window and. going through Il
like a bullet through a target. dropped
dead on the floor. at a distance Of
twenty feet from the window, says a
Wolsey, s, D., dispatch,
The chicken went through the glass
with sufficient force to cut hole six
inches In diameter. Its companion
struck the side OF the hole. making II
larger and falling inside with the
shattered pieces Of glass.
The second prairie chicken appar.
entity was not badly injured, for II
swiftly recovered itself and escaped
through the hole which II had en-.
tered
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-05
American Lennnn Nni.,.

Jesse Burhctt will head the Boston
champions batting list.
President Taylor says he likes Joss.
Ign better than any Of the new Boston
pitchers.
Pitcher George Mullln is laid up
with a badly split finger ON his pitch
ing hand.
OIoary and Schacfer. the Detroit
recruits. are reported as doing marvel.
Gus stunts In the innold.
pitcher I'D. KillIan. Of Detroit com.
plains Of soreness IN hls pitching
shoulder which refuses To heal
kid" Mccoy says pitcher Smith.
Of the Chicago White sox. with a
years training should whip Jcnrics.
Cy Young ls rapidly passing into
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-05

Many Of the handsomest summer
hats worn by women are literally
made from wood "shayings" The
finest examples Of this industry are
produced In Japan. these wooden rib
hons appearing In many forms. some
Of which have almost the dollcaoy and
sheen Of satin. while others resemble
soft and dainty crepcs. only about
10 per cent Of the chip r being
worked into what Is commercially
known Is chip braid which Ia en-.
ployod IN the same manner as straw
hraid-that ~. for hats. baskotry and
other fancy articles.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-05

A crocodile, feet In length from
tip to tail was caught In the upper
reaches OF the Singapore river some
days ago.
The supersttlous coolies declared
the saurian to be the god OF the
river" and after painting some sac.
red Chinese characters on its back
with white paint, they put II back
into the river TO the accompaniment
OF much cracker fring.-south China
Post.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-05

Independent ball In and around 81.
Louis. Is In ST. Joseph representing a
bltlors company OF that city, jimmy
Collins. OF the Boston Ameri' rs,
made an EFFORT to secure King this
spring.
Manager Cantlllon announces his
Des Moinos team as follows: Catchers
-slattery. Buckwalter, Wakefield.
Towne, Clarke. Pitchers Iloher. Nor.
rIaon, suele. Loiheld Ahlen, Aikons.
Weller, Manskey. Mueller lnheldors
-Connery. Lobert schllz, Fisk, Reltz.
Long, Mott. McGiIoney, Delehanty.
Oulielders-Ganley Rossman, CAT.
fryn. Hogrieyor,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-05

Harry Burrell. eX.pitcher and ex.
manager, has been appointed umpire
by President Norton.
The privileges at the Burlington
park have been let and improvements
on the grounds viii start soon.
Harvey Parker, last year with
Ottawa In the Midland League, has
accepted terms with the Boone club.
Parker Is a southpaw pitcher
william Mcclure, OF Toronto, has
signed to play short with the Boone,
Iowa, team Bussey, former Inter
national League player has signed 10
play first base with the same team.