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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-08-17

ton and saw a small boy. who rushed
out Of the house. screaming Justify.
Finding it impossible to get at the
cause Of this cutlery from the urchin
himself l went in to investigate on my
own hook. Mr.. Tiltoh, did you eve at
tend an emergency lecturer
Never in my life"
q, attended a course of them in the
city last winter, and / have a diploma
for passing the examination after
wards. So, you see, / am supposed to
know just what to do in case Of an
emergency.7
\ "Then that must be why you brought
me out Of my-er-emergency so
quickly, the other evening"
Quickly On! it was a long time
ages, before you opened your eyes. 1
didn't know but what you were going
to keep them shut t|henceforth and
forever more
What when your face was within
The range Of my vision? Preposter-
ousl"
'Therel there. Don't make foolish
remarks. Let us return to our NUT
tons, The state of things in the Green
cottage, was simply this: The widows
two-yearold child had been and
Jrownded itself in the cistern. Wren
L came on the scene it had just been
pulled out in a %precarious condition.
The mother was nearly demented and
quite helpless. the children were bawl'
mg-that is the word-and. as my
Cousin Jack would say, merry bedlam
reigned supreme. Only it was any
thing but merry for me. However,
collected my wits as well as / could
and took the poor little creature IL
hand. After a good half hour of vigor
Gus hard work, success rewarded m!
efforts, and the child showed signs o
returning consciousness AS soon as
was sure it was breathing, l left it il
care of its mother and started TO
the doctor. Almost the first thing
saw on coming out of the house was
horse, tied to a post across the way
I recognized it as Mrs. Hartwell's, bu
If 1t had belonged to anyone else
should have taken it just the same
Without a moments hesitation, | VI
hitched the horse, jumped into tn
carriage, and drove off %furiously."
After having summoned the do,
4 tor" put in Alec, you were returnin
more leisurely, yourself, when you ra
across me. And, rejecting that 20
had lately been the means of saving
life, you thought yourself entitled
take one; just as a child, who hi
boarded up a penny, is not content Ii
til he has s%quandered it for sug'
plums."
MIR. Tilton, you are pitiless. l d
hope, after my nice explanation, "
would forgive me for
For having helped yourself to hors
: flesh? do, with all my heart-or wi
what there is left Of it. But, ! wond
if you will feel like %pardoning me-"
"a what for?" she asked, wondering
Il haven't the ghost of an idea he
you have offended; but l don't THU
you will find me unforgiving."
y "Well, you see, just before I start
Il. from home, my cousin had been tC
u ing me something that had distort
my perceptions, so that II took y
~ for-for-"
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u your confession" laughed the q
speak out. For what did you ia
= me?"
"On the whole, | don't think | v
= say. But I'll tell you what | shol
= like to take you for"
"a "Oh. no; you needn't. won't tr'
bic you" Kitty exclaimed, hastily, a
with d scared look. for a certi
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BRIDGEPORT WINS.
Watt Unable to Appear, StiII Visitors
 Defeat Y. NJ. R. c.

Watt was unable to appear with the Bridgeport state leaguers in their match game with the Y. NJ. R. C.. bowlers last evening at the Republi- can club. However, the visitors were able to win two games of the series Bridgeport rolled we'll in the final game, getting d total of 924. The local team pulled out victory in the sec ond game outbowling their opponents by twenty-eight pins.
 This makes victory for each team now as the Republican club team de- feated Bridgeport at Bridgeport a short while ago, taking two games of the series, The third and deciding game will probably be rolled in a couple of weeks. The place of the match has not been decided upon as yet
 French rolled best for Bridgeport getting a total three strings of 579. F. Musante captured high single, his score being 224. Mix and Buchter rolled best for the '. M. R. c.
 The scores:
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BEATS THEFAVORITE
Miss Mazzoni, Coupled in Bet ting With St. Ilario, is
 Victor.
FOURTH RACE AT A MILE
La Jeunesse Runs Third-Jockey Mountain Rides Four
 Winners.

New Orleans, La, Dec. 1s.-The feat- ure at the Fair grounds was the fourth race at a mile in which a field of seven went to the post Miss Mazzoni at il to ,, coupled in the betting with St. Ilario, was the winner, beating La Jeunesse, the 3 to 20 favorite. St. Ila- rio ran second. with the favorite third. Jockey Mountain rode four winners and two seconds.
 First race, 1-2 furlongs, selling- Bitter Sir, 1O5, Powers, l5 to 1, won; Sylvia G., 1o4, Mountain, F to 1, sec- ond; Caucus, s5, Flynn, 50 to 1, third. Time Ill S-4.
 Second race, 1-2 furlongs, selling Financier, 10S, Mountain, to 5, won; sabado, 1l2, Powers. 15 to 1, second; Pedigree, loo Sumter, 30 to 1, third. Time 1;12.
 Third race, ' furlongs-Da Belle, lO5, Mountain, to g. won; Gambrinus, 1O6, Heidel,, ' to 1, second; Debar, los. McDaniel, Ito 1, third. Time 1SO ,S-5.
 Fourth race, mile Miss Mazzoni, 1O2, Powers, Il to 5, won; St. Ilario, 1O4 1-2, Mountain, Ii to 5, second; La Jeunesse, 105 McDaniel, to ?, third. Time LA 4-5.
 Fifth race, S furlongs, selling -Haw- kama, 1O6, Mountain, to 2, won; tAl- dorado, 105, McCahey, 40 to 1, second: Denigre, 9S, Baker, 40 to i, third. Time 1:17 4-5.
 Sixth race, mile and furlong Anna Day, 1O4, Mountain, 4 to 5. won; King of the Valley, 9S, Flynn, 20 to 1, second; Fonsoluca, 100, Pickens. IS to 1, third. Time 2:00
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HAS HIGH TEAM STRING
c. Johnson Takes High Individual
 PinfalI-Watt Still Holds High Three.
State League Standing.

New Haven holds undisputed sway in first place in the State Bowling league, but the rest are fairly well punched. This team trimmed Waterbury three straight Tuesday-and the locals rolled an even 2,So0-that's going some. The Brass City team. however, went some better and established new team rec ord for the league, 2,SS4.
 Watt still leads in the individual av- erages with POI, falling off from the week previous. By the way. if 1t was not for Jimmy, Bridgeport stock would be on a level with or below that of New Britain.
 Johnson of New Haven holds second honors in the individual list with all, average of 1853, while Riddell of New Britain is but one-tenth of point be- hind The former has the high pin- fall of the league
 Two men increased their high sin gles Tuesday night Beardsley of Waterbury and Walker of New Britain the latter joining the 2oO class with a string of 225.
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709 601 653- Thoroughbreds.
646 GAO 5SS-1s74
BOY SHOWS GREAT GRIT.
Recovery of Lawrence Meyer Ex-
 pected at Hospital.

With the same grit which has char acterized him from the first, Lawrence Meyer the Winchester avenue lad who coasted under trolley and had his leg crushed so that anputation was necessary, has rallied from the opera ton and his recovery seems certain.
 "A little Spartan" is what the hos pital doctors said of him as they told how he had not shed tear as he was carried to the operating table He was resting comfortably yesterday and was allowed to see his mother.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-20

At the Army and Navy club in Wash~ lngton a number of old timers were one evening swapping stories of the Civil War when General Young told of soldier in the Army of the Potomac who entertained some unique ideas as to his financial value, as well as of the method by which that value could be realized. He was a white man, and was detailed for service as a teamster in q train that was driven for the most hired at the rate of $25 per month, but the white soldiers received no more than their regular pay, Sl6. The man in question was somewhat dissatisfied with this arrangement and made an appli-. cation to his captain. 'I should like, he said gravely Ito be appointed a negro by brevet, and be assigned 10 duty in accordance with my brevet rank"
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VORHEIS DEFEATED
Jimmie Smith Wins All But One Game in Championship
 Series
OF GREATER NEW YORK
One Thousand People Visit Big Match at Ehlers Subway Alleys
 in Brooklyn.
Special to the JournaI-courier.)

Brooklyn, Dec. 19.-Jimmie Smith won all but one of the games with Johnnie Vorheis in the individual championship of Greater New York series at Ehlers Subway alleys here tonight. Vorheis was not up to his usual standard, but Smith in all but the first game rolled in magnificent form
 Over a thousand people attended the games and the excitement was intense. The two men are well known as the two best in the country and the match this evening although but one of the series for individual championship hon. ors was really match for champion ship of the world Both bowlers are world renowned. In their former ser ies Vorheis won the majority of the games. Tonight the tables were turn ed and Jimmy Smith defeated the champion. As the records now stand, Jimmie Smith has won one more game than Vorheis.
 There are of course others in the ser ies for the individual championship of New York city, but these two men are the bowlers who will fight it out The tourney ends May 4.
 In the first game, Vorheis rolled a more steady game than Smith and cas- fly took the honors py twenty pins. Smith then found himsen and gradu- ally rounded himself into form, win ming every game after that. In the fifth game he rolled three pins short of the 150 mark, in the sixth he rolled 229 and in the seventh 23S. Vorheis seemed to lose gradually in form after the first game, getting scores which tended to roll down hill, but Tn the fifth game he foand himself and rolled five pins over the 200 mark Tn the next game he struck 212 and in the next 215. He had just struck his gait when the series were over.
 Interest in this series tonight has been spread all over the country, and the result was somewhat unexpected.
 The results of the games follows:
 Johnnie Vorheis-2OS, 199, 1S2, 1s7, 2O5, 212, 2l5.
 Jimmy smith-1SS, 222, lS6, 21s, 247 220, 23S
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SECOND YEAR SHOOT SOON.
New Haven, Hartford and Bridgeport
 Marksmen Meet December 30.

With fair hopes of winning again the New Haven Naval Reserves will enter six men to compete against the marksmen of Hartford and Bridgeport divisions, at the local indoor range. December 30.
 Captain Greuner will judge who de- serves the handsome cup presented by ex-Commander E. G. Buckman, which goes to the point winner of three shoots.
 Results of last years shoot gave New Haven 13 points, ' points to Hartford and the same to Bridgeport.
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Ludwig Max Goldberger,

Ludwig Max Goldberger, Privy Councillor of Commerce, etc, and au- thor Of the essay which describes the United States as 'the land of un- bounded possibilities, in an exhaus- tive article in the current number of Der Deutsche Vorkampfer" on The Trade and Commerce of Germany with the United States says that the ground is now clear for a tariff ar
 rangement between the two countries which should be made operative for a long time to come Not tariff agreement" he says, ibut only a treaty can be of benefit to us in Ger many as well as to those in America. I do not presume to give the Congress at Washington unsolicited advice, but as a German patriot and as Americas sincere friend I raise my voice in warning in a matter which concerns Germany and America mutually 7
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BASKETBALL AT ARMoRY.

The first Separate Go. basketball team will play the Naval Reserves to- night at the armory. The two teams are fairly we'll matched and the game ought to be close and interesting. The lineup of the Naval Reserves follows: Tidd. Terrill, Cooley, Jones, Keller, Malcolm, Grant.
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Drives for the Cage

Waterbury will be New Ravens quest this evening at the Quinnipiac rink, and hot game is expected. The Boneyards have won three-quar- ters of their home games. and as they lost the last two struggles, they are about due to win game. The Brass City five havo secured a position near the rear end of the ladder and if New Haven does the trick, Waterbury will be more secure in her back seat and New Haven will step within a closer view of the leaders.
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PLAY GILBERT SCHOOL.
N. H. H. s. Basketball Team Meet
 Strong Aggregation To-night.

The New Haven high school basket ball team will play the Gilbert high school at Winsted this evening. Tie Gilbert high quintet has played three games thus far this season and has won every one. The New Haven five have played well in their matches 50 far and expect to win tonight. The lineup of the local team will be: For wards Ge&ei and Frankel; center Captain Dus. in; guards, Alderman and Connolly.
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New Britain has been steadily drop ping back during the past week and a half. They were at first apparently in class by themselves, but later Hart ford. Pawtucket and New Haven proved that they also were in the same class. Then Hartford tipped the balance just enough for New Britain to tumble down from their prominent position to sec ond place. New Haven still holds down third place, but if New Britain con tinues their steady descent there is a splendid chance for Bones quintet's ad- vancement.
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WINCHESTER OFFICE LEAGUE.
spartans Win Pennant Defeating Last
 Year's Champions.

The Spartans won the pennant last night by taking the opening game from last seasons champions, the Thoroughbreds. They also annexed the last game of the series. Cox cleaned up both single and three string honors with 210 and 555, and Snyder and Hamilton rolled in great form for the winners.
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DEFEAT NIIDDLEToWN.
New Haven Wins Two of Series at
 Swift's Alleys.

The New Haven Prestos bowlers won two of their series of three games with the Middletown quintet at Swift's alleys last evening, The local bowlers rolled we'll in all three games, but es- pecially so in the first game In she first game Moeller rolled POP and Nc Auliffe 20S McAuliff Captured high three strings with a total of 569.
 The scores:
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Knickerbockers.

High game, Kniokerbockers, 7OS. High three strings, Mehl 462. High single, Brown, 166.
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Two young ladies on the promenade of a seaside resort had been watching the vessels pass, through a telescope. lent them by an ancient mariner On handing the glass back one of them re- marked that it was a very good one
 ''Yes, miss, said the old tar that ere telescope was given me by Lord Nelson"
 Good gracious! Why, Nelson has been dead nearly a hundred years"
 Well, I'm blowed!' remarked the salty one, quite unabashed, Cow the. time do fiyr-Judge's Library.
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Might Transplant the Motto.
(The Portland Oregonian.)

 Those who protest because the m "1n God We Trust has been taken The coins might start movemen have these words inscribed over the trance to every public school. Su he words are as appropriate owe schoolhouse as on a coin.
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WINCHESTER ASSOCIATION.
shubert Presented With Ball and Bag
 at Txuedo Alleys.

After the bowling game at the Tux edo alleys last evening, which was won by the Knickerbockers, Shubert, of the Eurekas, was presented with bowling ball and bag by Mir. Griffin. The scores of the games follow
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ERDMAN ROLLS WELL.
Brooklyn Bowler Defeats Jacobson
 but Loses to Johnson.

Larry Erdman of the Brooklyn in terstate team was much in evidence in this city yesterday. At Swift's alleys on Orange street he rolled match games with Jacobson and Charlie Johnson, in which some of the scores were high up in the two hundreds. In the Jacobson match he was victorious but in the Charles Johnson match games he lost.
 Jacobson rolled 245 in his second series with Erdman while the latter rolled 237. Charlie Johnson won his series by rolling 232.
 Erdman rolled some fine scores in his match games with Collett and Weber at the Tuxedo alleys.
 The results at Swift's follow:
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Brass City Aggregation Com pletely outclassed by
 the Locals.
BONE PLAYS A STAR GAME
Cusicl1's Fine Work for the Home Team Saves it from Much
 Greater Defeat.
NAr1oNAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Waterbury, Dec. 19.--New Haven completely outplayed the home team here this evening, winning out by a score of 10 to 5. The locals appeared lost without Loxson and but for the fine work by Cusick the score would have been much larger. Bone played a fine game for the visitors. The line up:
 Waterbury. New Haven. < Ddly ....s...... ..#.'... ....... NcCdrtny
 First rush. DeWs, Murray ........... Bone, Ole
 Second rush. Fahey ............... Farrell
 Center. Holderness N.........' 1dunueIs
 Halfback. CuSlCk s.s.s... .........'. .s'.'s's MULCH
 Goal
 Score: New Haven 10, Waterbury 5; rushes. Daly 3, Murray 3, Mccarthy 12; stops, Cusick 50, Mullen 27; fouls, Fahey, Holderness; foul in goal, Null len. Referee, Doherty. Timer, Ma loney1
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HARTFORD BEATEN.
Providence Downs Leaders in Fastest
 Game of Season.
Special t0 the Journal-cOurier.)

Special to the Journal Courier.) Providence, R. l., Dec. 19.-Provi- dence downed Hartford here in the fastest game of the season tonight by a score of 4 to 2. Both teams worked like f1ends to win and the goal tends were kept on the jump from the first whistle to last bell. Tibbitts was ex- ceptionally brilliant and by his mag nificent work in front of the cage saved his team. Sutherland also made many sensational stops. Wiley was not with the Hartford team, Tobin playing a fine game in his place. Whip pie of Pawtucket played for Provi- dence. O'Hara suffering from his many injuries. Attendance HOO. Summary: Providence. Hartford CurllS ...,.,.. .........s.s....... LlilCUlil
 First Rush. Whipple ..................,.... Hart
 Second Rush. McGilvray .,..........,..... Coggeshall
 Center.
 O'Brlen ..s..,,.,........,...,t room
 Halfback.
 Tibbitts ........:............ Sutherland
 Goal
 Goal Won By. Made By. Time.
 First Period. Providence. ........ Curtis .,........ 3:35 Providence Curtis ........... 4;O5 Providence. ... Whipple ...,..... 600
 Second Period. Hartford. ......~.. Lincoln ..........11:15 Third Period. Providence .....,, McGilyray ...... 1850 Hartford Lincoln .......... 1.06 Score, Providence 4, Hartford 2; rushes, Curtis 3, Lincoln 5, Hart i; stops, Tibbitts Ss, Sutherland 49; ref cree, Kilgara; timer, Perrin.
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High single, F. Musante, PA. " High three strings, French, 579.
 Tonight the Algonquins vs. Travel CTS (postponed game.)
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sYRACUsE BEATs YALE.

Syracuse, N. Y, Dec. 19.-syracuse University defeated Yale in spirited basketball game here tonight by a score of 8 to 26.
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AT THE RINGSIDE.

to betting in between of whch off A., Milwaukee of of of thu contes be enter the ring.
 Frank pugis has idesepped his match gone to Chelsea, has with Harry scheduled for M
 The given night the would dly of New Nutmeg A
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state Lengue Records.

High three strings, Watt B., e71. High single, Redfield. H., PTS. High team single, Hartford, 1069 High team string, New Haven, 2SS4 High individual pinfall, Johnson, N H., 72SS.
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The abandonment of the Eastor trip, of the Yale baseball team is another example of the sentiment of doing what is done well The trip has sell dom been successful one in victories. and the men have been tired out. The injuries to the coach and the player were accidental, and had nothing. to do with the decision of letting the trip go, in all probability.
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AT STERLING ALLEYS.
East Rocks and Baums Win Three
  Straight Games.

The East Rocks won three straight games from the sterlings at the ster- ling alleys last evening. The scores:
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SECOND SERIES.
 First Game.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
St. Johns Win Three Straight from
 Scrucos.

The St. Johns won three straight games from the serucos of the Indus trial league last evening at Swifts alleys Raley of the Serucos was high rollet. The scores:
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The other game scheduled for to- night Is Hartford at Pawtucket. Sat urday evening New Haven plays at Hartford, Pawtucket at Providence and Bridgeport at New Haven.
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Score, Bridgeport ( New Britain 1 rushes, Jason 9, schiffer; stops, suttor IT, Mitchell 43; referee, Rerty.
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Columbia has abandoned it's Christi mas hockey trip, because of the decline of the sport in the New York colleges. The first game will be played with Williams at Albany January IS.
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Hartford, the leaders of the league, and New Britain, which holds down sec ond place. both suceumbed to bitter de- feat last evening New Haven lessened their distance from the leaders, and are now within hailing distance. The To- calls had little trouble with the Brass City aggregation
 Tibbits' work in goal at Providence was exceptionally brilliant last evening his magnificent work saving his team.
 o'Hara of Providence, who is suffer- ing from his many injuries, was re- placed by Whipple of Pawtucket last evening.
 Bridgeport is slowly but surely up the ladder. They pinned q tin can to the New Britain Bank Wreckers last evening.
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STILL DROPPING.
Sutton Stops 17 of is of New Britain's
 Drives at the Cage.

Bridgeport, Dec. 19-New Britain had only IS chances to drive at the cage tonight and sutton stopped 17 of them, Bridgeport winning an easy victory, z to l. Murphy played whirwind game-by far the best since his reap pearance on rollers and he and Jason completely fooled the visitors. The lineup:
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State League PinfalI.
Total Games, 117O.

The individual averages follow:
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College Sports.


 The registration committee of the Metropolitan assocition has announced the suspension of the Princeton uni versity basketball team for playing the Second company, Signal corps, of New York last Saturday night. Carlisle has at last adopted an ellgi- bility rule which will prevent men from playing on the football eleven more than four years.
 ---s The amateur Athletic union of Amer lea has started movement to change the form of the discus used in throw ing. The union wants the Greek form of the discus used.
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Sterling.
East Rocks.
Clippers.

The score of the Clippers-Baums' game follow:
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