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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

week. Il d by far the most complete
aud Interesting music exhibition ever
held in this county and la sure 90
attract great interest in musical Clr-
Giles. lhe arrangements arc unua-
ually good and the exhibits Include a
large number of Imcresting features
The hall ia handsomely decorated
and. for the convouifncg of exhibitors.
who wish 10 display ne tonai Quall-
Ties AZ their pizuun and other inEiru.
montn a number oi sound proof glass
houses have hocn constructed in the
enormous hhii Among tho interest
INK exhibits 20 o $4,000 siradivarlus
violin from the collection 90 Prof. n.
II. shuldor IT 81 Louis
IN the Morris Sleln0yl collection.
which was exhibited m Vienna two
yoaru ago. "a The Oldest and most
costly harpslehord IA the world a.
d probably 300 years old aud was
found IN a Esrrrt iD Venice. The
ehEo ia wing shaped iok CNqulslte-
" carved and painted The Austrian
government paid 100000 for the loan
of this exhibit.
Among the modern pianos exhibited
U.s. an Enrd, upon which President
Roosevelt learned bis scales when a
boy. One publisher has exhibited
two muaicpriniing presses. on dupii-
eating the old-tlmo music cnrrossod
by hand in the monn9ierIos, aud che
other settling and urlnilng music type
IN the newest method.
There win De lectures on music
every forenoon and rorIiala every az
tornnon during fhn a.HnN ~ fhn nuhI
billion. On two evenings German
singing aQclctloa win give ooncorts.
Among the lecturers on musical SUBJ
iectn viii be Mrs, airangheid OF Coli
orado, who assoria that aho has in
vonted new and vastly superior
system OF musical annexation. She
also claims 10 have discovered the
secret OF harmonic motion"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
An ISLAND WHICH HAR
NEVER BEEN M-oE PAY

Montreal. Quebec, Sept. Isl
Mcnicr, the chocolate king" who
owns the island of Antlcosti, "a the
Gulf OF g. Lawrence. 10 fndlnN his
kingdom rather an expensive play
thing. Ne contemplated establishing
large pulp mills 10 the best wooded
districts ON che south shore. but re-.
Cenfly forest fires have done immense
damaG. thore, leaving only smoking
tree trunks and ahrlvellod soil be-
bind.
N. Meaier had a large tract en-
closed Tor the rearing OF the mole
valuable and rare species OF foHc8.
but the best of the stock have os.
capped from their keepers a large
revenue was expected from the lob
stOr tin Industry which ~ menlor
started on the island, but this year
has proved n failure owing 70 the
scarcity OF the Holsters. The catch
was less han half what L was last
year. the output being only i.400
cases Of four dozen pound tins each
IA. Monior % wealthy enough 20
stand these losses, but according 20
reports from Quebec be Is rapidly
losing interest I nhls island, aud may
dispose of Il aoon, II u q strange
fact that though many others before
~. Menier erjoayored 10 run the
island ON $ paying basis. their Efforts
have always resulted In failure.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

hoat came neat. representing an
enormous book, neatly bound This
was followed by ihe Superior plan.
lug mills display the nrai float rep.
Lfnrnara q isudcmhnu music house.
came neat followed hY WaFun
draw hy two little dora. which bore
the p. =. WaHhhuu Go ad.
Next came tho band from che santa
~ indian school. which wan followed
by iho display of the American Lnm-
bor company.
On a carriage ahead ~ their dlsnlay
noatg, trimmed in red white ana blue.
rode ihC officers nf the company here.
Next came a float On which was nn
immense luE. all decorated with rib
honH The next Goat b0ro a miHih.
ture house hniif m doors. in which
employee were working Tho ncxt
lumber company float represented a
cottage. and two other anaia h0ra
ahingle and box displays. the Amer
lean Lumhor company ifo depart
mont coming last.
Next In line OF the parade vas Ar
ringi0na band of Navai0a from tho
San Juan country followed hy the old
zone boss shay" built 90 years neo
today Tho Morning Journal flg fol-
lowed thia, winding up one of the
longest most elaborate and beautiful
phradca ever held in this city oa Al
huqucruuo day uf fair week
THE nOra AND poo8.
Tho boys with their dnra in lina
camo iu for nriros na we'll ~ ihf old
or folks Cecil Davis won q prize OIL.
FOR having the smallest dog IN line.
while Charles Efayion captured a 81
prise By having The largest dos. Win
throp Morrison won tho priUo. q for
marching best Maynard Ounsula bull
pup helping Winthrop win this prize.
One hundred and eighty boys ana
dngs were In line. and each lad re-
eeirod an admission ticket 10 the fair
grounds. good for Friday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
COMMEMORATIVE COUNTY
ORGANIZATION or 100 YEARS

Binghampton. n. ". Sept. i9.-rho
three days carnival celebration 20
commemorate the ono huudrcdth nn.
adversary Of the organizing OF nroOme
county began this morning uader The
most invurahis auspices Thousands
OF eisi,ura are H. town aud the city Is
prpiusely 0rcUraitd In honor Of tho
celebration.
King Comus and his brilliant court
arrived here by boat from down the
river and were received at "Chenang
Point % Mayor n. II. Woodburn
and other city officials. On barge
decorated for that purpose Mayor
Woodburn delivered the golden keys
of the city 60 King COmus. This was
tha icsmal signal fOv the opening OF
the carnival. An elaborate program
has been prepared for the festivities,
including q big civic parade, a parade
ana tournament of the ffC depart
ments OF the county, balls Outdoor
games and contests. receptions and
bnnquets
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
THE PA6AUf PRIZES

The committee appointed ON pa
rado awards met Immediately there.
after 40 tho AlagnFado, aud after aa.
curing some Information from tho
committee having ln charge tho pa
fhde and tho ialf officials awarded tho
following pri9ca;
First prlzo--Best decorated private
rlg. 10 Mrs. Stcward-I.amh. This
wac the tandem riR.
Second prlzo-Mra. J. A. Barnard.
This was the pretty pink outfit
Mrs. Medier received honorable
mention. Her display with the two
handsome black horses was oxcep-
iipnully pretty
first priao- Best decorated trades
display hoat 10 the American Lumber
company.
Bankers oi Albuquerque
honorable menilQn-Ihe Santa Fe
railway shops and the Southwestern
brogory g Ice company.
The Judges would have iihod more
clnadlhcntiunH. AZ thnY could haVo
fiVeu more prTnaf capCcally ono t0 tho
Southwestern brewery. hul under tho
rules and regulations governing the
same, owing 20 tho fact that the
southwestern brewery Goat, while
very beautiful was not typicai ~
their business the judges were forced
% do aa they ala
The Judges we're Hon. A. A. Jones'
and Herman q. ilfeld ~ fas Vegua,
and William li0fabiR of Thorean
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
NEW NAVAL CONSTRUCTIONS
APPOINTED THfo VEhQ

Washington. Sept. is.-Three OF
the six vacancies IN the corps Of ma
val constructors VIII be filled this
year, the junior line officers destined
for transfer being Enslrms J. y. OF
terson, Charles a. Harrington and
Edwin o. Fitch They viii DO sent 20
the Muaaachueoita Institute Of Tech-
nology for n course OF Instruction.
and later viii 30 % the navy ynrd at
Brooklyn for a practical application
Of their training. The remaining
vacancies Ia the corps of construction
win not be filled this year. partly hu
cause there lg a lack of line officers
required for duty on hoard ship, and
partly because d IN desired 20 dis
tribute the appointments 90 tho corps
hereafter 30 as not l0 have too many
oinccr8 OF about the same age as
signed to chs corps ai ihe same limO
lhis aiato ol ahuifs Niii lead tn cone
gnstion and interfere with promo
iinnh, a dreaded condition that Wiil
exist 20 some extent. although in loss
degree than prevails in the naval pay
corps and ln the line u has come
tc be realized that ia making appoint.
menin % the navy and military SER
vice hereafter thOre should be duc
consideration of the future interests
oi the officers and that q would be
well 20 limit appointments 30 as 90
avoid stagnation, which keeps junior
officers In subordinate positions for
many years and work hardship for
individuals. besides being "A disc0ur-
agement and n menace 10 efficiency.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
.COMMENORATIOH OF
GARFIELD'S DEATH
TWENTY-FIVE Years Ago Today
Ito Died at long Branch.
New Jersey.
IS MOST cosby IN WORLD
Binghampton. New York. Is En-
ioylng BY Carnival a Ono
Hundrodth Anniversary.

Long Branch, N T., Sept. i9.-
Twenty-Five years ago today proal-
dent Garfield died in tbo traucklyn
cottage, on OCEAN avenue, In this city,
as the result OF the wounds Inflicted
upon him by the murderer Gultoau
The anniversary ia observed here to-
day more generally than ever before
an public and private schools are
closed na well aa n great mnny busl-
ness houses and many buildings arC
drapod in mourning and have their
naga az half mast. ln she afternoon
there with be appropriate exercises ai
tho hlboron Casino, which Is on tho
same tract OF laud on which presi-
dent Garfield died. Addresses will be-
delivered by Daniel Doran Charles
H. Cook of New York. Mayor Asa
Francis, the Rev. Charles j. YoTng
pastor Of the Church of the Puriiana
uf New York. who ofncinted No the
funeral OF President Garaold, and
others. There will also be music
Great efforts are being made tC
raise at least $4,000 for the purpose
of erecting monument IN honor oi
the martyrod president.
old residents distinctly recall the
bringing OF Prosidcet Garfield 20 Long
Branch. The single track leading
from the track OF the Now York a
Long Branch railway TO the Franck
lyn cottage, a distance OF half a mile
was laid 10 n single night The nrsi
ties we're not on the ground until Q
o'clock IN the evening and the next
morning an engine was able 10 run
over tho track Two thousand men
we're uHod 90 construct the track
which was NOT torn uD until after the
body Of Garfield had passed over the
road 10 Washington Many OF the
cottagora have souvenirs of the track
oliver Byron the actor, built n hut
from the logs Gonoral Horace pOr-
ter, former ambassador 40 France
viii attend the memorial meeting this
afternoon and o. also expected 20 de-
liver short address He strongly
fayors the plan of erecting monu-
mont 20 commemorate the closing
chapter OF the lie Of President Car
field
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
MOST GORGEOUS PARADE IN
THE HISTORY OF ALL FAIRS
The Prize Winners We're the American
Lumber Co., the Associated Bankers
of Albuquerque, Mrs. Steward-Lamb
and Mrs. j. A. Barnard.
HONORABLE MENTION MADE OF HALF
DOZEN OTHER BEAUTIFUL FLOATS

next, followed by Mr. and Mrs. A. w.
Goodrich, IN rig trimmed Ia rcd,
pink and white
The float OF the Associated Dank.
ora uf Albuquerque came next. the
hoat representing n Curnuc0pIn of red
and yellow aogora.
display from The Stern. .achioas
company, trimmed IN honolropo aud
white. came next
This was followed by tho Imperial
iaundrya display a rig trimmed in
yellow black and white, the ambu-
lance OF .. w stronHa Sons follow
Ing. the horses bearing the fair coll
ora, red. white and blue
Next canc thc Hubba laundry dis
play. q hOrRpman. decorated with roa
H0itog. which was followed by a foat
bearing tha Albuquerque Indian
school band and i.oarnard q Lindo.
mann'a Boys hand
The hoat OF the Southwestern brew.
cry came next Il was formed 10 rep
fosont a swan. and Was decorated in
pink and white "A number OF beauti-
iul young ladies we're seated on the
loat.
Next camo n negro of large dlmen-
sions bearing across his front 4 rlbe
hon on which was printed stacy Did
~ The Diamond lee diaplay Of the
Southwestern trowery came next. ave
wagons being in line.
The H. y. Putney display. a dray
and three wagons, followed, q display
by the Frank a Smith Boroahooing
company coming n0xt the latter ho.
ing p hunt on which a forge. furnace
and anvil and several h0rsoBhOors
were nt work.
Next came a display from j. Kor.
her ~ Co, representing some OF tho
many things this frm deals in Vai0
Bros. had a trades display n0xi in
line. followed by the float of the Wool
Securing mills. The horses being dec
GRATED with secured wool. and the
hoat containing a number OF pretty
young ladies'
The AlVamdo ourio rocma display
came next, q number 0i Navajo In
dlans aud blankets being displayed
on a nnat
Mrs L. ~ Martin. residing at First
and Mountain Road had q tradaa dia-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
HOUSEBREAKERS IN ROLL
OF LANDSCAPE GARDENER

The boldncas with which house.
breakers have operated in the city this
week should BE- a caution 90 people
to not leave their houses without irst
seeing that ali doors and Windowa are
securely naienod Following close
aiIar tho pilier.nE 0i the residence
Of Mr ana AIRS Harg Ice. ln lhe
western part of iho cliy. "a man do.
l|temioly walked upon the porch of
the residence of Mr aud MRS & a.
Wright in ihe same nolThb0rhood.
fnl Was trying "a key iu The door lock
Whcn she asked him what ho wanted
The answer VAS ID iuaf wanted eu
know u you Didn't want your aWn
cut"
An extra force Of policemen and
plain cigihrs men are asalefing thg
regular police forca during me week
but 90 arrests have been reported.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
ABOUT THE ARMV's
MEAT INSPECTOR GENERAL

Washington, Sept 18.-Colonel H.
a. Darlington, who Will be che next
inspector general OF the Unitcd
States army, Al member of the gene
oral stan, who nttalna hlB higher
place On the retirement OF General a..
n. Burton, New York man. for
many years ON duty 40 Governors
island. Colonel darlington ls che
hrothor-in-iaw OF General j. Frank
liza Bell ehief~oislan, and is weii
known in the military service He
entered the army in 1872 as q cadet
az the military academy. ne wiil
have q long time 90 serve. us ho dGes
not retire for age until i0is, ana viii
OO tao youngest OF tho sriradiors of
the stan corps, except General Cru-
1ier, chief OF ordnance. The change
ln the head Of the inspector generals
department repiyes the goaaip con-
cerning the abolition OF that curps. a
subject which has been digcuasod at
various times in the army and before
congress. Each time ll has been EuH
gested the inspectors general have
rallied 90 defeat the proposition, hat
with ne decrease of the permanent
perAonnel OF the corps By the detail
Of line officers to duty aa inspectors
general. there are naturally fewer
friends 90 muster 10 the support of
the department
Colonel Darlington la an officer uf
distinguished service and uf influence,
End, backed na ne o. by such officers
as General ben aaa .esess1ainr the
eonudence of the secretary of war. %
iH probable that any attempt 10
merge the inspector generai's de-
parimoni with another stan corps win
inii, % has hoeu held that tho army
Inspection could he done by officers
detailed especially f0r ihat purpose.
and that the work could ho conducted
under the military aocrctay's douart
moni nr The general stan without thc
maintenance Of a separate corps.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

afem-n. che boys OF 1889. with their
hook and ladder. driven by Captain
a. n. Grecnleai aud the old hose
cart ON the hook and ladder wagon
were some OF the volunteer hrom0n
who served the city in the old days.
among them being Colonel Pcriocto
Armli0, A. Harsch u u. Kent. a. n.
walker W. e. McCroight, WIN. Farr.
A. y. Johnson and r. J. Shlnics. their
banners reading These Ola Boys
Saved Albuquerque When the City
Was Baby 1889, 1906. when
the Fire Bell Rang Out ia Alarm
These Old Boys Responded Prompt
~"
Following this came the fre de-
partmcut. with Chief nurtlCss on che
seat with the driver The chemical
wagon and hose wagon were IN line
Then came the crOwriug feature nf
the parade, q monster dragon spout.
Ing forth from lis noatrlls "a steady
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

Promptly at ~ O'Clock this morn
Ing tho most beautiful nofal and
trades display parade that ever took
place in Albuquerque began Go move
from the rendezvous.
The parade moved south on First
street from the place Of formation 10
Railroad avenue. thence wOat on
Railroad avenue 90 Fifth street. south
90 Gold avenue. east 10 Second street.
south 90 Silver nvonuo. east TO- First
street. north 90 Railroad avenue,
thence oat Railroad avenue 90 tho
City park. whore she parade was dis
banded
Colonel John FORMIDABLE. Grand
marshal of tho parade. headed the
formation Next oamo the First reg
imont band ~ q. ". ~. then Major
i1lder and Lieutenant Gales. N. q.
NJ a., next Company g. commanded
by Captain Ruppo. y. q. n NJ. tho
national and reglmontal colors. fol-
lowing which came the volunteer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

n. W Kelly, representing Gross. Kef-
ly a Co, las Vegas, pro1idcnti 81.
w Brown of Brown Manzanarea. las
Vegas. secretary d. - Cartwright nf
Cartwright Bros Santa Fei r. y.
Lanlrau OF g. ~ Cotton a. CO.. Gallup.
r. z. Jones Of Jones' q Downs. Silver
CITY Robert pulnoy of L. y. Puinoy
a o., and George Arnot OF Gross.
Kelly A Co. mcmben
TIE object of the meeting. freight
rates. was fully discussed q "a the
purpose OF the association 90 make q
collective effort for boilcr rates 20 an
points in New Mexico.
w. u. Brown. district freight ana
passenger agent fof the Santa Fe.
was present 20 represent his railroad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

stream gi confetti. ard with a ial a
block long The tall war made up
Of four nuaia of University of New
Mexico students.
Next came the Duke city band. dis
cOuraing sweet music. followed hy the
Albuquerque ElkH, Lodge no t0i. a
hoai. decorated Ia purple and white.
on which was mounted a mammoth
oik done iu thc same culora. made 0f
paper luwrrs
Madame Steward lambs beautiful
ly decorated faadcm-te carriage
came nest % was decorated in black
nnt white. Miss sfrauacuhack. ihe
trimmer wearing beautiful BLACK
dress handling thc ruins
Mu Charles White. With ba1uil-
iui ne decorated Ga blaN and white.
came nesi. followed b. Mm. d. a.
Barnard. in hagkot phaatnn. hlichod
io iittlc black Shetland pony Tho
phaeiDn waa trimmed wuh pink
lnFas
Airs Ed Medier. 80 rs decorated
with white and frecn ROSES came
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

reaonting circular saw Ia opera
tion, the second a wood display. and
tho third a display of doors. saahes.
windows. oic.
81 l.. Waahbum. uf the b. l.. WASH.
burn company. heading n bunch ui
several hundred boys. each tiad 90
"a dos by q string or chain. the latter
bearing Whshburn signs. came next.
and attracted much attention
a carriage containing a number 0f
colnrod mnaiciang, representing The
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
Secretary FLEMING HERE
BOOSTING VEGAS FAIR
PROSPECT FOR Blo TIME FLAT.
TERiNo-BAlL oAMEa ARE
A FEATuRE-oALLiNAs
PARK a PLACE or
BEAUTY,

George A. Fleming, secretary Of the
second annual Northern New Mexico
fair aud fall festival. 90 be- held at
Las Vegas next week, came down on
The delayed limited today 10 take in
the territorial falr and 10 hoost fos
The fair At Las Vegas.
Mr Fleming states that everything
.is in readiness for tho fair Rt las
Vegas and that preparations have
been made 20 take care OF big
crowd
Tho baseball tournament now on
al Albuquerque lH exciting che most
lively Interest in the Meadow city aud
20 fans and citizens generally are
onthuaed over the outlook for a con-
tlnuation OF the fast playing now be-
ms seen.
0allInas park. the beautiful pleas.
ure resort Of las Vegas, is being put
In the pink OF condition nd the track.
which hoaomcn the past two years
have conceded 90 be- one of the best
in the west, viii be- Ia the finest kind
Of shape for the races
The Bankers convention. 10 b. held
on the 25th and Goth o. expected 10 be-
one of the largest conventions ever
N"IW Nf NAN ANANNAH AHNNNNMANHMf NMN
a lno program has been arranged 90
conclude with an elaborate banquet
at the CaHtaneda hotel.
Delegates from all over the terri.
tory viii DO in attendance az the ter
rltoriai republican convention. which
"a called for the 29th. and most 0f
them win come early go take In the
fair nrst
Mr.. Fleming also states that an
Las Negana are Interested ln the sue.
cess Of the territorial fair 40 Albu-
Querquc and have already come down
in large numbers io attend "A DC
bunch viii also be down on the ape-
olal excursion tomorrow tn take part
in las Vegas day, and u o. confident
ly hoped Albuquerque viii return the
compliment BY sending guOdly
crowd TO Las Vegas next week "A
royal welcome la assured and u la
promised that dime ain not be allow
"a 20 drag ON The hnnds of any one
in attendance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
FALL At RINK BREAKS ARM

George Crane. a prosaman Tor tho
Sellers Printing company. broke h'a
iril arm lust above ihn wrist last
niGhi. while skating ~ fho Rail.
road avenue rink Tha accident was
very unusual a. Dr. Cane was RON
lnE smoothly along. Whon ali ai once
hia feet noN ont from unior him He
threw hia arm back tO catch himself
and. being a nrFo man ibc weight 81
hia body cfackcd the bone square on
n ~ Pollock. rfo1ideni of tho Art.
Euna Central back with strong bank
ing institutions ai fIarliaH. Williams
and klnEman. % in tha cts. miuaI.ng
with ihG fhnulandI in attendance un
tbo fair Mr Pollock - 30 of the Al.
Eoua territorial iaif commissioner.
ana ublie hero ho WllI hold coaief,
tncea uiih iho homCm0n row aI iha
locel track Nlih ihe FioW ol setting
Them ip fake thelf shoppers ana rai
iopeIH lo the Afieoua fair. Which WIS
be held shortly Hi phoeDi= $50 pul.
lofk y enioy|ng hlmaeB lh ihe Sow
AeRNco metropolis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

play neat Do line. which was followed
BY iho hul Ol ihe Santa Fe sh0pa
floats. foprcHeulihe fhe locomotive
aad ar appliances department The
second Goat represented ihe tool do-
pariueuH
tho y. s. Lthr0e hook blnaory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

New York sept 40 THE National
Masic show 20 Madison Square Gar
den opened At noon today and VIII
continue until Thursday of noyt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

CLERK Charles white of ihc school
board reports Sass ehildrcn ia Albu.
ouorQuo. ns a result Of a census Just
taken This ~ 200 children in excess
ri the census taken last year Though
ihe tttni attendance is not near as
large AZ THIS, the Increase in aliend.
ancc over last year IS iar more than
zoo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
LAS VEGAS 6, SANTA FE 0;
GLOBE 10, FL PASO 8
How they Stand.

foung Dick. late OF the lowa state
ienaue, shut Santa Fe out fof las Vo-
saa this morning, b. striking ouf sew.
fnieen Ancionta and making ne other
ion Bic unsafe. Tho Meadow city
bunch landed on Cravcne Tor olavcn
hlis. which uotied them aiK runs.
Bulge Gable made tho sensational
catch of the tOurnament by nlckiur
"a ~ l-ll on the foul line Oh right aeld
aheg q most desperate run. This
eivea sania 70 two "insis" aud one
WIN. Jas VEGAS nov nn1 one win
and one "i0si