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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-02

The youth blushed. but answered
yaliantly enough.
1T never was an open wound. and
10 Is little difficult to fnd. Here.
where my hand is. above my brow"
Hold up your head" said tho prin.
cess. "on what side was It? On the
right? Strange. cannot ind It. You
are too far beneath me. The light
falls not Alright. All. that Is better."
Won Lynar looked at the princess.
Their position was one us charming
as II was dangerous. They were
kneellns opposite to one another. their
faces. drawn together by the interest
Of the surgical examination. had ap-
preached very close. The dark eyes
squarely looked into the blue. With
stun infammabic. fire and tow In
such conjunction. who knows what
confngration might have ensued had
Won Lynar's eyes continued thus TO
dwell on those OF the princess?
But the young mans gaze passed
over her shoulder. Behind Margaret
Of CORTLAND he saw n man standin.
at the door with his hand still ON the
latch. A dark frown overspread his
face. The princess. instantly con.
fcious that the interest had gone out
OF the situation. followed tac dirtction
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Married Beside . Coffin.

A young couple were recently mar
rici Mt Melbourne. Australia. beside
the CONN con,ainin. the body of tho
bridcsroom's mother. Tho bride went
to live with the bridcgroom's mother
some ,imc ago In order TO look after
her as she was an invalid. The latter
became very much attached TO her.
and said that Il was her dearest wish
to sec her son and the girl married.
Feeling sure ,ha, she would not live
long. she urged them 10 obtain n
license and be married In her pres.
cncc. The license was procured. and
the wedding axcd for the next day.
Bu, In tho mornin. the mother died
OF heart disease. Tho wedding was
postponed until the day Of the func.
raj and Immediately after tho service
for tho dead had been read the young
couple were married beside the coffin
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JOAN fHs 1H SWORD HAND
~ S.R:ROCKETT.< .<a1zlor AZ MeRAaacsGo
cHAPrER VIII.-contInued.

CHAPTER viii.-contInued.
At tho little chalet among the hills
where the Duchess Joan had so sud
denly disappeared they found two OF
her tire.maidens and her aged nurse
impatiently awaiting their mistress.
To them entered that composite and
puzzling youth the ex-architect and
secretary OF the embassy OF Piassen'
burg, Johann. Count voa Loen. And.
wonder OF wonders. In an hour Joan
OF the Sword Hand was riding eagerly
towards her capital city with her due
rctinue, as II she had been only taking
q little summer breathing space ut
country scat.
II was six months afterwards that
the Sparhawk. who had been given the
command OF troop Of good Hohen'
stein lanccrs. asked permission 10 so
on q journey.
"whIther would you so?" asked bis
mistress.
ITO CORTLAND" he confessed. some
what reluctantly. looking down nt the
peaked toe OF his tanned leather rid
Ing boot.
"And what takes you to courilnnd?"
said Joan: "you are In danger there.
Besides. would you leave my service
and engage with some oihcr!"
NAY. my lady" lie burst out: That
will no, I. so long as life lasts! But
but the truth is"-hc hcslta;od ms he
spokc-'I cannot get out OF my mind
the Princess who kissed me In the
dark. The like never happened before
to any man. I cannot forget her. do
what will. No. nor rest TIL have
looked upon her face"
walt" said Joan. "only walt TIL
the spring and 1t Is my hap to ride to
courtiand for my marriage day. Then
I promise you you shall see somewhat
OF hcr-thc Lord send l, be not more
than cnough!"
So through many bitter days the
Sparhawk abode Mt the castle oil
Kcrnsbcrg. Ill content.
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OF Won i.ynar's eyes. She rose To her
fee, as the young Dane also had done
n moment before.
Maurice recognized the man who
stood by the door ms the same whom
he had seen on the ground In the ycw.
tree walk when he and Joan of the
Sword Hand had faced the bowling
mob OF the city. For the second time
Prince Wasp had intcrfcrcd with the
amuscmcnts OF the Princess Margaret.
The lady looked haughtily Mt tho In.
trudcr.
ITO what" she said. Am so for
tuna,c us TO owe the unexpected honor
of this visit?''
Il came TO pay my respects to your
highncss." said Prince Wasp. bowling
low. Il did not know the princess
was amusing herself. It Is my ILL.,
fortune. not my fault, tina, interrupt.
cd Mt n point so full Of interest"
"You are at liberty to leave me
now" said the princess. falling back
on a certain naughty dignity which
she kept behind her hcadlong impul.
sivcncss.
II obey. madam" he replied: 'out
first ! have n message from your
brother. He asks you TO be god
enough to accompany his bride to the
minister tomorrow. He has been vi
all day with his old trouble. and can.
no, walt in person upon his bctrothed.
He must abide In solitude for this day
at least. Your highness Is apparently
more fortunate!"
The purpose of the insult was plain: :.
but the Princess Margaret restrained
herself. not. however, hating the in.
suiter less.
II pray you. Prince Ivan" she said.
return to my brother and tell him
that his commands are ever an honor.
and shall be obcyed to the letter"
She bowed In dignified dismissal.
Prince Wasp swept his plumed hat
along the floor with the depth of his
retiring salutation, and in the same
moment he flashed out his sting.
II leave your highness with less re.
grct as I perceive that solitude has Its
compensations!" he said.
The pair was left alone. but all
things seemed altered now. Margaret
of Courtland was silent and distrait.
Won Lynar had frown upon his brow.
and his eyes were very dark and
angry.
Next time must kill the fellow"
he muttcred. He took the hand of the
princess and respectfully kissed II.
81 am your servant" he said: Il Will
do your bidding in all things. in life or
in death. II | have forgotten anything.
in aught been remiss, believe me that
It was fate and not |. I will never pre-
sume. never count on your friendship
past your desire, never recall your
ancient goodness. I am but poor sol
dier. but at least can faithfully keep
my word
The princess withdrew her hand as
If she had been somewhat fatigued.
"Bo net be afraid" she said a little
bitterly. II shall not forget. / have
not been wounded in the head! Only
In the heart" she added, as tb'
turned away.
ITO be continued.)
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the young Dane, Maurice Won Lynar.
at the head of his troop of horses.
"He is different-he is changed"
she said to herself; but how--wait
till we get to the palace. and I shall
soon find out"
And Immediately she caused It to be
intimated that all the captains of
troops and the superior officers of the
escort of the Duchess Joan were to be
entertained at the palace of the Prin-
cess Margaret.
so at that moment when Joa1 vas
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-02
Aeeuaed Man convle,ed Himself.

A laborer of Perth. Scotland. named
Taylor, after repeatedly protesting his
innocence. convicted himself of theft
at the police court recently. He was
charged with the theft of three fowls
from 8 James watford. who recog.
nized him as he was running away.
Taylor strongly protested his inno-
cence, and cross.cxamined Watford.
"You say you saw me there?" he
asked. "Yes. I did" who was with
me. then?' 81 only saw you" well.
then. I had dog with me-" said Tay.
lor. triumphant'y. He was sentenced
10 a months imprisonment.
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SALISBURY

Preparations are being made for a
Children's Day concert at the NJ +
church.
Ed Butler of Rutland, former
station agent of this place was in town
over Sunday.
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HOOSICK

Mrs Frank Gallup is on the sick
list.
DIR. James II. Donnelly spent Sun
day in Troy.
The ladies aid met Friday with Mrs
Florence Armstrong,
Miss Agnes Mccormick OF Troy
spent Wednesday In town,
Mrs Marion Brant has returned
from New Britain, Conn. where she
has been with her daughter Mrs VIM.
Thompson who has been seriously i'll.
f. +. Howe returned home from Am
sterdam Saturday where he has been
for several days doctoring with DR..
Sweet Mr. Howe had bone set that
had been out of place for number OF
years Mrs Florence Armstrong also
went and had her hip put back 10 joint
that had been out of Joint for the past
twenty five years
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BRITISH wARsAIp ASHORE.
Montague Wrecked Near Lundy -
lRnd-ROeISs Pierce Her Hull.

lRnd-ROeIs Pierce Her Hull.
LUNDY ISLAND, England, May 81
II NJ. S. battleship Montagu struck
on the rocks at Shutter point, near
here. tore vast rents in her bottom and
Is in such bad position that il Is
feared she will be Il total loss.
The damage to the ships hull renders
L doubtful whether she can be re-
tloated Her crew are safe and have
been transferred to other ships Some
Of the men are reported to have been
injured.
II appears that the Montagu an
chored in Lundy roads on account of
lie fog. but weighed anchor and sailed
Al half past p. N. Her captain found
the fog too thick, and while returning
The vessel struck.
Her bottom is pierced by the rocks
in several places, and at low water
her position will be much more danger
Gus. Her bow and stern are clear Of
the rocks, on which she is resting amid
ships, and It is feared she will break
her back.
The battleship lies listed heavily TO
starboard with water above her tor
pedo nets and still gaining. She has
lost both pr0pellers and her wireless
apparatus and besides has several
holes in her plates
The battleship Duncan and number
Of tugs and other vessels from various
places are assisting her. The sea re
mains smooth, with a moderate ground
swell and gentle west to southwest
breeze, but a thick fog prevails.
The Montagu was proceeding to Pen
zance In preparation for the forthcom-
Ing maneuyers. she appears to be
firmly fixed on the rocks aud If a
storm springs up her position will be
very perilous.
She Is a twin screw battleship Of
14.0OO tons and attached to the chan
mel fleet.
Her captain is Thomas A. Il. Adair
and her commander George Il. $. Petch.
Iundy island has always been re-
garded as extremely dangerous Huge
masses OF rock run out TO sea, and
there Is always a tremendous current.
The cruiser Aeolus is going at full
speed to the Montagu's assistance. and
the battleship Albemare has been
picked up by wireless telegraphy and
ordered to proceed 10 the scene Of the
,yrpCly
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Entered az the post-Otilce Bennington,
Vt, Dec. IL, 1908, as second class
mail matter.
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WEST RUPERT.

Volney Hopkins of Albany spent
Sunday at home.
We were visited by heavy rains Sun
day and Monday, much damage being
done to crops aud roads.
The death OF Spencer Beebe which
occurred last week Wednesday caused
large amount OF surprise and grief
here. Deceased was Al years Old a son
OF O. j. Beebe of this place, he left Il
wife and : children, the Oldest son
about l6 the youngest years. Mr.
Beebe was "a man in business relations
OF whom it was we'll said that his word
was as good as his note. He never
sought for public Office but always
took lot of interest in the welfare of
the public. His funeral was largely
attended last Saturday afternoon from
his residence A handsome wreath of
flowers was sent from Troy by the
Milk Producers union of this town of
which he was an active member and
one from the Base Ball league of
Granville and handsome flowers from
other places all testifying to the esteem
he was held The Rev Mr. Butler OF
this place preached very fitting ser
mon for the occasion.
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Vacation Days In Southern New
Hampshire"

A new beautifully illustrated and
descriptive booklet. One of the most
beautiful and artistic booklets issued
this season is the new descriptive
booklet "Vacation Days in Southern
New Hampshire, delightfully."- illustra-
ted and describing in detail the resorts
OF Southern New Hampshire. This
booklet is brand new and is enclosed
In handsome cover Autographed in
eight colors. This growing vacation
country, year by year, is attracting
tourists and vacationists, and any per
son who desires or contemplates a va
cation this season in New Hampshire,
should send two cents for postage To
the Genera Passenger Department,
Boston & Maine Railroad, Boston,
for Vacation Days Ia Southern New
Hampshire. -
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NORTH HOOSlCK
Mrs Nesbitt has been i'll.

Mrs Nesbitt has been i'll.
Mrs Edward Allen is on the sick
list.
Blanche Haswell is suffering with
mumps.
Robert Cathcart has returned from
a visit In Schenectady.
Mrs Eliza Percy and son Raymond
spent Sunday at q. 5. Haswell's.
1t is reported that John Mcclure is
to move into part OF George Russell S
house soon.
The ball game Saturday between
Waterford and the home team result
ed in victory of s to , in favor OF
the home team.
During the severe storm of hail and
rain Friday the lightning went down
one OF the mill chimneys but little
damage was done.
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Don't be bashful, friends. about tell
ing us of your company, ,onr goings
and comings, that new house you con
template building-in fact, everything
but your meanness. Your neighbor
will tell us that.
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BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday In National
and American Leagues.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Al Brooklyn
brooklyn ..........i . 0 / . 0 . = 2
Hits-New York. a. Brooklyn. 8 Errors
New York ,; Brooklyn Q. Batteries
Taylor and Bresnahan. Mcintyre and
Second game
New York ...,....Ol 3 | 900 o. 5
Brooklyn .........0 0 o. =
Hits New York, 6: Brooklyn, 5. Errors
New York >; Brooklyn, =. Batteries
Mathewson and Bowerman; Scanlon and
Bergen
Al Philadelphia
Boston ...s........0 0 0 o
Hits Boston. A. Philadelphia, 10. En-
rors- Boston. e. Philadelphia. o. Batteries
-Pfeffer and oNeill; Sparks and Doom.
Second game
Philadelphia 80 0 o > = 3
Hits Boston !, Philadelphia g. Errors
Boston. l.; Philadelphia, !. Batteries
Young and Needham; Lush and Donovan
At Pittsburg
Cincinnati ........l o. .
Pittsburg .....0 o l % o - Z
Hits-Cincinnati, o; Pittsburg Il. Err
rors-Cincinnati, ?; Pittsburg, .; Batter.
ies-Overall and Livingstone; Willis and
Second game
Cincinnati 80. . 81
HltS-tlnclnnau, ). llttsbuIsi -. Fl
rors- Cincinnati o. Pittsburg, 3 Batter
les Weimer and Sche; Philllppi and
Gibson.
At Chicago
ST Louis. o 00O01 OOlOO0 0 p 4
Chicago 0 0 o = 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 o. ?
Hits-St Louis. L: Chicago. g. Errors
ST Louis, !; Chicago, ? Batteries =
Brown and McCarty. Pfeister and Moran
ST. Louis .........3 0 . OOI 0 o.
Chicago ..........,. 0 0 Q O. /
Hits St Louis 10: Chicago. 4. Errors
st Louis. / Chicago, !. Batteries
Bruhot and Grady; Lundgren and Moran
-. - =. -. rn.,r,..r....r ~.
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In the Life OF George Washington"
Just published in England the asser-
ton is made that the father of his
country was really a woman in dis
guise. If the English think it is going
to add anything to their credit to set
up the claim that their armies were
whipped by lady they should be
granted that comfort.
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Now 1t is said u determined effort
is being made with hopeful prospects
Of success to put base ball as played
in this country on an enduring footing
in England Just what John Bull will
think of this latest attempted invasion
Of his tight little island it is impossi-
BILE to say
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SYNDICATE

We wish to express our gratitude to
the friends and neighbors who so
kindly assisted us in the last illness
and death of our husband and father,
also to the choir who SO kindly fur
nished music.
Susan a Bentley
Charles Bentley
Hollis Bentley
Ray Bentley
Ervil Bentley
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Bids Wanted

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Trustees OF Bennington, Vt until
8p. M, Monday, June 4, 1906, for an
extension of 6S8 feet of six.inch vitrifed
tile pipe to the present system OF sew
ers. Plans aud specifications can be
seen at the Office of the town clerk.
j. II Kelso,
Clerk.
Bennington, VI.
May %, 1908.
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rABLE oF PERCENTAGEs.


AM fKlA \ ~ lsi4AI L T.
New Mayn Eork 49,, q Q Q 9 a.
Hits New York, y; Washington. 6. Err
rors-New York Washington. 3. Bat
terles-Hogg and klsinow Hughes and
Wakefield.
Second game
New MSy'' YORK .. 49,. 9 !! :
Washington. 3: New York. H. Err
rors-- Washington, 3 New York. 4. Bat
teries-Patten and Heydon; Leroy and
Kleinow.
At Boston
Philadelphia mo 0 0 0 o.
Boston ......,.....2 81 o 0 - 3
Hits Philadelphia :. Boston, TO- Errors
Philadelphia 4: Boston. 3. Batteries
Coakley and Sohreck; Dineen and Peter
sen.
Second game
philadepRia ..... 0 90 o 3
Boston .......... 0 0 0 8 90 0 = 5
Hits Philadelphia 5; Boston, z Errors
Philadelphia, >; Boston, 8. Batteries
Bender and Schreck; Winter and Peter
sen.
St Louis ....~...O oO1OS p
Cleveland ........O 0 0 o 0 0 . 2
Hits-St Louis. II; Cleveland T. Errors
st Louis, l. Cleveland. >. Batteries
Petty and o'Connor; Bernhard Rhodes
and Bemis
St Louis -. 80 o o o 0 o. 6
Cleveland ......O D / o / 4
Hlts-St. Louis 9; Cleveland. T. Errors
st Louis. 81 Cleveland. o. Batteries
Howell and Spencer; Eels and Bemis.
At Detroit
Chicago ..,,...... 0 0 0 3 900 l. 4
Detroit .........-1 0 0 o . o. /
Hits-Chicago Z; Detroit :. Errors
Chicago 0; Detroit. . Batteries-Whte
and Sullivan Mullen and Schmidt
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FRANK I. HOWE, Editor and Publisher

1t has been discovered that swamp
mud when properly prepared makes
an excellent subs titute for coal. The
coal trust will no doubt promptly have
an opportunity 70 swamp its business
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lEvENING BANNER

Published every day except Su nday
and'HolidaYs.
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TABLE on PERCENTAGEs
SHIN Goes nown Mith Twcnty-t,,o.

CONCEPTION. Chile, May 31-The
British ship l.ismore Captain Cowell
from Melbourne April u for CorOnel
has been wrecked at Santa Maria
Twenty-Five of the crew were drowned
Including all the officers except the
FIRST mate. who with three members OF
the crew, landed at lllco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-22

ELECTRICAL WORKS
Electrical Apparatus and Supplies
Electric Automobiles Charged
Dry Batteries for Automobiles.
Electrical Repair Work
642 Folsom st Phone West 9ee.
1855 Post st Phone West 1857.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-22
MORLEYS TEAM
OUT Of A JOB
Players Are Released by
the Los Angeles
Manager.

los ANGELES, May 21.-James F.
Morley, manager Of the Los Angeles
Baseball Association, has released all
the players OF the Los Angeles Club.
At a meeting this morning Morley told
the players that the club was dis
banded and that he had received Of
fers from Eastern clubs for them II
they wished to sign. He added that II
Los Angeles should be IN the league
next session he wanted them back.
Morley signed a release for each
player and they signed to play here
next year on condition that his club
Is IN the league. Captain Dillon said
he would take the team north tonight
II there are enough Of them left to
make up a team. Those who will not
90 are the following:
Bernard vii go to Columbus, Ohio;
ToEer TO Buffalo, Atz probably TO New
Orleans. Gray to Boston, and Eager to
the Southern League. Several Of the
others are considering offers and prob
ably VIII remain here for the present
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-22

NEW YORK, May H-Coming
through q flying field with splendid
burst OF speed, Tokalon. owned by j.
W. Fuller and ridden by Bedell, almost
q novice IN the saddle, won the Brook
lyn Handicap at Graveseno today. she
covered the mile and quarter In
atns s-6, within one-hfth OF q second
Of the record for the race, and, In the
eamest Of drives, under whip and spur,
nosed out the stout-hearted Dandelion
!u the run through the stretch. Two
lengths behind came The Picket, which
two years ago carried his colorS 70
victory IN the same stake against the
mighty Irish Lad and Hernis, and last
OF ell was Delhi, the winner Of the
classic one year ago.
Between the first and the last was
as evenly balanced a field Of thorough
breds as ever faced the starter in q
great event Tokalon was 25 to 1 in
the betting, while Dandelion was
favored by q big play at fours, and
Merry Lark, who finished fifth, car
rfed the talents money at threes. A
hsh-dozen others were backed for
thousands. and Tokalon herself, though
her price varied little. was not by any
means neglected
Eoseben, the Johnson sprinter, was
a factor IN the race, for he took the
lead IN the first half and carried the
others ar a terrific clip the full mile
with Dancelion over at his side. When
Roseben's bolt was shot the Hamburg
colt, game as his mighty sire, but
lacking that brilliant sire's turn OF
speed. came up on the inner rail, and
Il seemed as though the race was his
Then Tokalon, with the swinging stride
that made her sire, Tammany the
greatest Of racers in his day, broke
through the line in front and pushed
her nose against the leaders withers
For a sixteenth Of a mile their head:
rose and fell together. and inch bl
inch the little mare drew up and closed
the space between them. A bound o.
two from the wire she showed in front
and they crossed together Ike team
driven TO the last breath. Results:
First race. about six furlOngs-Lad
Amelia won. Halifax second, Edna Jack
son third. Time. l-10.
Second race, selling. one and six
teenth miles-Grenade won, Consuelo
second. Angler third. Time. I:4s 3-5.
Third race, the Expectation stakes, nv
furlOngs-Superman won. Demund sec
ond. Senator Clay third. Time. l:e2.
Fourth race, the Brooklyn handicap {
$50 600. one and a quarter miles-Toks
lon 107 (Bedell). Is to /. won: DandelloI
lo7 (O'NeiD, TO !, second; The Picke
10 (Radke), 10 70 /, third. Tim'
2:05 3-5. Proper. Merry Lark Oxfors
Roseben, co Between. oliver Cromwell
Snow King and Delhi also ran.
Fifth race, selling, about six furlons
-Heaslip won. Optician second. Mint
third; Time. 10 80.
won, Gretna Green second. Elfau thirf
Time. 1.ol 2-b.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-22

NEWSPAPER ASSN, j.
d. Millar, Mgr, formerly Parrott
bldg. S. F., now 1873 Broadway,
Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-22

HAUPT, OSCAR, Architect and WAL.
TER L. DEAN-l815 Cough st.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-22

THoS. B., & CO., 81 San
chez ST.. 8. F. Rambler Automobiles.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-22
ooop NEWS FoH FANS.
Baseball VIII be Resumed at Ioora Park
Despite Moriey's Faint Reartedness.

6a8G6oN
Despite Moriey's Faint Heartedness.
J. Cal Ewing, Eugene F. Bert and the
other brave spirits Of the Pacific Coast
Baseball League are undismayed by their
recent troubles. feeling they have wealth
cred the big storm. Games win be re-
gumed tomorrow at Idora Park, Oakland,
and viii be played ever day.
The opposing teams VIII be Fresno anu
San Francisco. The games will be called
each day at D. m. except on SUNDAY.
Two games VIII be played on that day.
one at 1890 a. N. and the other at $3.50
p. m.
The latter seems an awkward hour and
may be advanced 10 2:30. To start an
hour later would probably mean that
many holiday seekers would not know
what 10 do in that period and would seek
other pastime-
The league officials express gratitude 10
Judge w w. McCreedie and A. B. Evans,
the northern magnates. for their loyalty
IN standing by their associates. Their
action was in striking contrast to that OF
Jim Morley, who deserted the league al
the first signal Of distress.
The league officials hope when the
present stress is over to open grounds in
this city.