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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13

vague just one fact being made ex-
actly clear.
Mr.. O'Neii had said 20 AIR. AM
Five words" said Crutchfield. and
I'm this court they cost one dollar
apiece"
Mr. O'Neu said he thought 70 was
a trifle expensive. and mentioned an
appeal
THAT VIII cost about forty" said
Mr.. Crutchfield. and Gilbert Pollock
also advised against IL.
IL seems that Mr.. Ammons wanted
Mr.. O'Nei's son 20 work for him.
which was against the desire OF Mr..
O'Neu.
Mr.. Ammons came 20 the house Of
AIR. O'Neu and was ordered away. He
went. returned and then II happened.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
TWO AIIENISTS WILL
EXAMINE Mrs. EDDY

CONCORD. ". H.-Spcclai Two ~
the most noted aiieulsts ln New Eng
land were appointed today tn assist
Judge Edgar AllrlCh iu determining
the competency and sanity ~ Mrs.
Mary Baker -. Eddy Ar the request
of Judge Aldrlch. wln was recently
named master 60 inquire Co Mrs Ed
3 foree tie hahassrt 6fkeF propgrt9
20 am accounting. Judge Chamberllu
decided that the inquest would Doe more
Quthor-tatve. 20 conducted from med
Zeal as wei as a legal standpoint.
Tor the reason named he today APP
pointed as additional members 81 the
cOmui ssi0u lr. George =. jelly. OF Bos-
ton. and Dr -. Alden Bl0omer. u
Providence. r.
= was ora conditions that he have
this medical AID that Judge Aidrich
accepted th- appointment as master ia
the Eddy case
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
REGISTERED 1928 FARES
ON THE FOURTH OF JULY
RICHMOND. vA.-speciai-

kl0hMOND. N&--SpeCial.--
In point OF traffic. with the single
exception OF the Confederate reunion
In this city. Thursday was the great
est day in the history OF the Virginia
Passenger and Power Company. Other
former red-lettcr days pale almost
into insignificRnce when when COM
pared with the returns and revenue OF
the last glorious Fourth
The total travel FOR Thursday over
all trolley lines amounted 20 19s.253
fares. This Is far above the traffic
OF any other Fourth 81 July in Rich
mond
July 4. 1906. the travel was l6e.-
102 fares. nearly 10000 less than the
traffic OF the same day this year
During the Confederate reunion the
average f0r the five days ran some
thing below 100000 people The star
day was Thursday. May 3Oth. when
the figure was 233.000. However. IN
comparing this with the travel OF last
Thursday. 70 should be remem beCed
that on Memorial Day tens OF thou
sands OF strangers used the cars. while
two days ago the traffic was almost
wholly local patronage.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
CALL OFF STRIKE AGAINST
CHICAGO sIIIPBUIIDING co.

CHICAGO. ILL. July after
nearly sixteen weeks 81 strike the
members ~ the Boiiermakers and
Iron Shlpbuiiders' Union az south
Chicago. have given up the struggle
with The Chicago ShipbuNdlng Com
pany. The decision was reached az
ter an ail-night session ~ the union.
The fact that the original strike with
which this was in sympathy has failed
at ell Lake ports was potent argu-
meut. Two thousand men walked out
when the strike was called. and %.
these not more than 500 or COO Viii
be taken back az once
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
ELECT JAMES M. BARR
DIRECTOR GENERAL
Exposition Company Places For
mer Sesboard Man IN Supreme
Control OF Affairs az James
town Ter-Ceutennisl.

NORFOLK NA-Special-By he
adoption % a conferences committees
report last night the Board o. Di-ec-
tors q the Exposition Company voted
unanimously 20 retain tAs present
Board CT Governors IN an advisory
capacity. bu1 their executive powers
were Transferred 20 ths director gen
e-aI Nr- = ~ Barr. and the board
many departments As ne deemed ac-
visabie rather than lirnlt hi-a 10 -Four
departments. IS originally reported
On
Following TIE meeting o. ire di-
recro-s the stockholders convened and
paDy g place q second mortgage o.
the properly . ire exposition. as rec
ommsudet ty the directors ten days
age
The oGec1 OF lAS1 nights action
a. TO give the dircc1or general
absolute authority in the czeru-
tive branches q the e1po@itfon's
management. that L. 10 empower
him 10 apEroiux his heads OF de-
Tsartments. establish or abolish
rhcrn and 30 tx All salaries in
Jhetr connection The Board 90
Governor viii only sc< a. hls
adviser They have been draw
tn- salar1es ranging from 5000
To >Io-tsso a year
A committee cerrr posed % 1rers-s
EuEh 60 Davis. Chairman. q Norfolk.
Tuhu L WE-su-- George a Sch-el-
-aeu1ure = 11--e--- " W - oss
TlzeweL Taylor lIL CAPTAIN James
". McCa-rlcE. VAS cesiErarel @ re-
pen - TIE directors rl-lr re-r- l-e--
cari1rs as 20 TIE salaries 20 the mem
he's % IRE Board 90 Governors under
the rla- % -ecrElulza-for-
e
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
MAKE FOREST RESERVE
~ CUlfBERLAND MOUNTAINS

WASHINGTON. y. C.-Speclai.-
Walter milford. forester q me Uni
verzity - Michigan. has been order
"a from Tennessee into Kentucky and
Virginia % make examiuations sn the
Cumtf riars Mountains. with q view
- thu inciseion % part % their ter
ritOry ln the Southern Appalachian Tor
esf reserve a BIZ for .he creation %
which VIII be pressed az the next ses-
sion q CoEgresa-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
MARRIAGES
FAIRFAx-RANDoIPH.

cards have beer received ar~olrc-
ing the larriaEe c- Hrlleellv la--
% u. Her-y Reginald FalrfaE and
Eiss EeL Virginia Randolph. Ilc
marriage took place ~ the home at
rke brides parents. AZ. and AIRS 1a-
zion Randolph. a. Logan. o.
Dr. and AIS. F1-rfaU wlL le az
home en- 1[cComac. w Va after July
1-rh
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
OLD 4FIRsTv TO OBSERVE
ANNIVERSARY JULY 18TH

RICHMOND. vA-Speclai.---
The ~oid" First Virginia Regiment
will celebrate frs forty-sixth anniver-
sary az Forest IIfli Park Thursday.
July 18th. Captain Charles Il. I>oehr
has sent out the following notice.
Dear Comra6es
Thursday. July -. 1907. at Forest Hiil
PARK
Don't fafI--remember there are only
q few Of Bs left. aud this may be your
Lass chance 20 meet and greet the sur
vsvors ~ The Bloody first There
rfe report promptly"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
IYNcnnrRG MAMMAL.

A pretty wedding took place at
Westmlus-er Presbyterian Church.
LynchburE. az 1850 o'clock Saturday,.
hen Miss Alice Brumbeck became
the bride 90 SIT. Cornelius =. Tucker.
j. the irterestlng ceremony being
performed ty Or. r. Il Fleming. tho
pastor q the church. The marriage
came as a complete surprise 90 the
large circle 20 friends ~ th- con-
t-1crt~E rlrtI.-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
- Tmnln Al-lchen.

1trs Emma Mitchell died no Gull
pepper saturday evening ln the eighty
fourth year 90 her age she was The
relict oc the late Rev John Mitchell.
fc- many years pastor ~ Rae Eetho-
dls- Church u Culpeper.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13

Mss Bessie Berry and -r Water
" ace. 1Dfl q Eaphl-e. we've quietly
rrarr.e1 or July 90. az tle tnre -
Mr. samuel 2 SMITH. sister - the
bride. After The ceremony Er and
Lrr- WADE Iefr for an extended trip.
after which rhey VII make thelr a0us
Ia Earhlre
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
Dollar Per Word

Mike O'NeN was charged with hav-
ing threatened 90 Go many things call
culated % disturb the eQuanimity OF
W. +. AmmOns. The case was very
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
cRAHASf-CANrPBFII..

The wedding OF Miss Mary Louis
Campbell daughter % Mr.. and MIS-.
2. Z Graham. 20 Mr.. James Mont
gome-y Graham. son Of the late
Major David p. Graham. took place
on Wednesday evening IN the Presby-
terrain Church at Radford. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13

% fredericksburg. NJ. Robert T.
Knox. and has many relatives in Vir-
giria-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
ENIPORIA WEDDING.

An unusually attractive but quiet
marriage was celebrated IN Ernporta
Wednesday. when Miss Cora Erwin
Whitehead. the youngest daughter OF
Nr. and Ms J. 7. Whitehead. was
Joined IN mAtrimocy 20 NJ. Frederick
l. Temple. OF Roanoke. By the Rev.
Mr- White. OF Petersburg.
Nr. and Mrs. :. y. Jamison. FORM
cry q Virginia. but now Of Hsgers-
town. Nd. have announced the en-
Eagemcut q their daughter Mary
Vincent 20 Mr.. William T. Hamilton
The marriage VIII take place IN the
autumn. which IS an interesting event
70 the vide circle q friends 81 this
state
Nr. and Ms :. p. Winter. OF Chei-
sea Eill. announce the engagement o.
their dauEhter. Ms Elizabeth T.
O'NeiL % ar. Donat Kaufman.
The wedding VIII be celebrated on
July 18th. i1 -. Mays German
Catholic church. az ESQ A ~. 80
cards are 90 De issued.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08
THE PROPER KIND OF coNFI
DENCE.

The following from the Columbus
Ledger with reference to the Clear
ing House Certificates of the Column
bus Clearing House is the proper
kind of spirit to display in such
emergencies, as the country is up
against today.
Columbus made money is good
enough for Columbus people anyway.
hence Clearing House Certificates
viii be received with as much CONT
aence as if they were gold"
The News most heartily commends
the spirit Of the Ledger. II money,
and TO all intents and purpose s..
Clearing House Certificates are mon
ey. since they stand in lieu of I'll,
created in Brunswicl, Is not good
enough fo- Brunswick peopie mon
there is something radically wroug
with the people.
The cause for he Clearing House
Cen1fleates ba Is en- explained time
ana time aan lts oaly a measure
oS e&peiieneg, Of oml regency made 10
p-otect Tire business interest az .
community ana to dmulase all kinds
ard CONDITIONS Ct Cumaatce and BUS
mess
Il aaards Die News cen ldaa0e
genuine pleasure q uote tue spirit os
--ts.,,, -,g,- n b,- ISL, ,,s.,.,f, .,t
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08

President atkinson did si.landia
thins for Brunswick when ha an
nouncad thas brunswick Clearing
House Certificates would be accepted
by the 4. g. & 4 Tor freight c";ws'
and pass snser fares.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Neither the master, owners nor
consignee of the British steamship
Ursula Bright will b responsible
for any debts contracted by the crew
of said steamship.
F. D. NJ. Strachan & Co.,
Consignee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08

1t is stated tllat the sound Of tel
phone transmission is about twelve
thouaud miles per second. But, we
refuse to believe that's the case. in
Brunswick.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08
THE CANAL AGAIN.


The plan to connect the Atlantic
and the Mississippi river with an
immense canal. thought long ago
forgotten. revived by Col c. P. Good
year Of this city is meeting with
wide spread approval all over the
country.
Discus 4ing the matter the Atlanta
journal says: q
'@Fhe proposition to establish
canal which will connect the Missi5
sipi and its tributaries with the At
Iantic ocean has met with more than
ordinary approval.
Considered in its broader rela-
ton, it is a part Of the plan which
has found unqualified endors ement
from kresident Roosevelt. and what
is pefNkps more important stili, has
met th& cordial endoE3 Of the
inland waterways commission. This
larger plan contemplate the eonnec-
ton Of the great lakes and the gulf
with a ramifying system Of canals
which viii re-establish :he rates
which water transportation should
insure to the 9eople living along the
lines oil those water routes.
The inland waterways Of the coun-
try have heretofore been merely a
theory. They are supposed TO have
been factor in the regulating Of
rates. Bur as matter Of fact hey
have been nothing Of the kind. ~he
amount or traffic carried on the river
steamers has been inconsiderable
White Ohio river points have been
SUPPOSED to play an import
ant part in the regulation Of
rates, AZ a matter OF feet they have
been a negligible quantity. They have
carried only nominal amount Of
freight.
I6it if the new plans 20 thToA;h
all this viii be changed.A systomf of
canals which win connect the ono
river. the Mississippi river and the
Tennessee river with tie Atlantic
seahoard win do much towards re
storing the natural level Of freight
charges, and this being The casAri.lks
effort to dig this pm o. ~
entitled tQ~the b Coz
The neoSS ~
a keen int
p %as'. Of g ID q plan. s.'' g 4
States vita "A liant
canals. but Tor
regulating the f7eig 'f the
state OF Georgia, this cana The At
lantic seaboard should be construc-
ted. The patriotic and enthusiastic
citizens who arc behind this m3ve-
ment are entitled to the encourage
nlent and cooperation OF all our peo.
pie, and we hope soon to see it an
accomplished fact.
-s--- -e--sss---s----------@------~-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08

A The Georgia press continues to say
"a things about the News Harbor
Sazine Some Of the criticisms
'ts1l be published in our issue Of
Sunday,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08

Now those Clearing House Cerhr'
safes are as hard to get hold of. as
the good old currency. don't you
think sos
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08

PLEASURES WITHIN REACH
CLEANSING the appearance Of your
home at small cost with
ATTRACTING WALL PAPERS,
So that yo1r eyes ana nerves are
rested, and that longing TO get away
Ter a chanse7 is entirely gone. A.
room completely changed BY lovely
wail paper is q pie55are vi.-5l re=ah
aud satisfies as hardly any other
pleasure con da, st SO small o price.
Come aad please gour eyes with this
new stocl-aud ask the prices Tor
haneirr
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08

In the meantime the Brunswick
Board OF Trade is sleeping nicely and
is not disturbed by the financial sit
uation, the election or ANYTHING else
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08

That presidential boom Of Nh
Fairbanks Is said to be shrinking
We believe it was cut on the bias to
go with
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08

President Roosevelt ought to pre-.
sent Congressman Burton a Teddy
hear as IA peace offering.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08

Alabama certainly has troubles OF
her own The legislature Of thai
state met In special session 80
day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08

It's all explained in "Old Kaintuck.
The democrats wanted the state -
20 dry and the re publicans did no.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08
Ceorein. Clvnn Countl

Georgia. Glynn county.
The commissioners OF roads and
revenue OF said county hereby invite
sealed bids fer the persQH property
in the present court house. hich VIII
not be required for the nsN i'dinss.
consisting Of four iron safe flr-
uitura ia the superior eo}S pom.
and DESK, tables and chairsy AM
iou Offices Bids n~ be s
ssd TO the chairmauM clerk
aoard and marked D as 70 ia
what tAes are aad sh0lld he
0y November 25th Rid received
any parJ 81 die property All
c}cs rurch scd must Be removed ~
Novemhar SO. so. Townsend,
CLERK az che Board
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08

Certain scientists claim thaX
crime of murder is a disease.
the gallows ought to be cracN
jack doctor
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08

And now comes Comptroller
Wright and delivers a sola- rlo<rs
blow to the Georgia clubs.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08

Mr. Hitchcock seems TO have been
doing a little Or. Jekyl and Mri Hy Re
stunt on his own account.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08

Well, we lost Kentucky BIZ we
managed to hook Rhode island on
eur staff.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08

Tho sheds are tumbHng down al
right ia Brunswick.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08

sAEEPHEAD. BASS, TROUT,
WHITING, ROE MULLET, AT
WALLACES FISH MARKET TO-
DAY, 200 GAY STREET.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08

brunswick Clearing House CertiIi-
ates. a. RothschIld.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08
oFFIcIAL oReAM oF

Glynl County.
Glynn County Commissioners.
The United states Court Of Bank
cuDtcy for this district
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08

lantic seaboard should be construc-
ted. The patriotic and enthusiastic
citizens who arc behind this m9ve-
ment are entitled to the encourage
nleht and cooperation OF all our PEG
pie, and we hope soon to see it On
accomplished fact.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-27
NAVAJO WINS STEEPLECHASE
Defeats Kara In Easy Fashion at the
 Bennings Race Course.

Washington, Nov. 27.-Thanks to a good ride, Navajo captured the stee- pleehase at the Bennings race track, Henderson's judgment winning iii the end. Dr. Hellsworth went to the front at f1agfall and stayed there for turn and a half of the course, closely fol lowed by Kara, who led until the last turn of the field, where Navajo went to the front and stayed there. Kara was second and Flying Virginian third Buckman fell the first time around The winners follow:
 First Race.-Killochan, first; The Wrestler, second; Rappahannock, third
 Second Raee.-The Shaughraun, first Mazuma, second; Bobbin' Around, third
 Third Race.-Navajo, first: Kara, sec ond; Flying Virginian, third.
 Fourth Race.-Orfano, first; Helen Holland, second; Twigs, third.
 Fifth Race.-Graziallo, first; Weird some, second; Park Row, third.
 Sixth Race.-Red Friar, first; Iron sides, second; Lally. third.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-27
THE PUGlLlSTS GREAT CARD
 FOR EXHIBITION l Three Star Bouts Besides the. Big One-~Other Fighting News of
 Interest.

The lovers of boxing in this city will not only see one star contest when the National Athletic club gives it's exhibition on December at Polis theater but they will also sec three others and each one of them q star in itself. Much interest will center in the twelve round battle between Matty Baldwin and Bert Reyes. A six round affair between Leech Cross of New York and Tommy Toung or Brooklyn will be interesting. Those chaps have a big following around New York but they have never been fully able to settle their differences. Kid Shea of this city and Chic Law son of Waterbury have met before, but Lawson always claimed that his defeat came because he trained down too quickly. Al Schumacher and Tommy Nelson of New York will fur nish another of the preliminaries.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-27
THE PRELIMINARY GAME.

That first game was a corker, and Louis Cronan is still smiling, for his team defeated the South Ends, which up to last night had a clean slate. It was a red hot contest with Brook lyn fighting the leaders in cham pionship form. Nine minutes had passed when the South End adher- ents had a chance to get in their first cheer. for Brodeur drove one behind Clark. There was but two minutes to play in that first period. when Spellman hammered one in for Brooklyn and the game became more interesting. That ended the scoring in that session. The second period saw a bitter battle, and it was ten minutes before there was any, thing doing, and then Spellman again hammered one in for Brook lyn. Then came another trying time with the South Ends fighting hard against defeat Spellman finally landed one more in two minutes and there the battle ended. The lineup and cummary.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-27
WRESTLING
TOM O'ROURKE
 IN ENGLAND
His Man Rogers Seems to Have Taken the Eye of All the
 Britishers.,

London, Nov 27.-Tom O'Rourke of New York, manager for Joe Rog- CTS, the American wrestler is having all kinds of trouble trying to pin down Managers Cochran and Bennett, who look after the interests of ZbySco and Padoubny, wrestlers.
 MT O'Rourkes latest challenge has put these gentlemen in a deep hole, and to get out of it they must agree to his terms or forfeit the confidence of the sport loving British public.
 To force Zbysco and Padoubny to meet Rogers in tourney, the winner of which will wrestle Hackenschmidt for the worlds championship title, Mir O'Rourke has challenged them to meet Rogers with the additional pro- viso that the gate receipts go to the lord mayors cripples' fund.
 In his letter to the editor of sport ing paper, MT O'Rouke says in part:
 "I told them Cochran and Bennett) at our last public meeting that Rogers would not, through an eminent phy- sician's advice, be able to train for q big match for several weeks. Of course they saw at once that this was capital for them to work on, and they have made the bee it. They want ed me to go on Il the tournament, and give the British public to under stand until the last day that Rogers was fit to wrestle and then withdraw him. I would not consent to fool the public, as Rogers needs to be well and fit to wrestle, and his condition is not what I would like it to be foC such a man as Paboubny.
 "They gave as an excuse that Rogers has been matched with Ya- mato, the Japanese wrestler. They have had the same opportunity, as the challenge from Yamato was issued to their men as well as to Rogers But the Japanese game is something they will not take a chance at, as they stand in deadly fear of the Japs Tbey are also afraid to have new man break in on their matinee busi ness. Making a match with YamatC off the reel for Rogers I think vii not hurt the latter, but may bt wrong.
 Articles were signed to have tht i tournament between Rogers, Padou bny and Zbysco take place on Novem Der 12. If and Is. A hall could not bt secured for these dates. 5ut it wa: possible to get Covent GardeI theater for December 3. , and ' which goes to show that it was post poned not altogether through allow | ing Rogers time to get rid of hi! blood poison.
 Rogers is disgusted with thu whole business, and wishes me to say to the British public, of which he i' one-having been born in London that although he is not as fit as hr would like to be to meet such maI | as Padoubny he will agree to go oI with the tournament on the origina dates mentioned in the articles. Tn; only conditions Rogers asks is tha the proceeds be given to charity preferably to the lord mayors crip ples' fund. No doubt many London music hall managers will step fortl and offer their halls for such worthy cause. Besides. the sufferin! public will be better satisfied to know that Rogers. Padoubny and Zbysc' have agreed to give their brawl and brain for most laudable ob | ject Enough said"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-27
National Polo League Standing.
RECORDS OF THE PLAYERS.

Lincoln leads the National Polo league in rushes, having 103 to his credit. Schiller leads in number of goals scored, having 40 to his credit. Jean of New Britain has the honor of making the largest number of fouls, his records being '.
 Sutton leads the list of goal tenders, having made 22S stops, and missed but 80. Mullen is tracked in seventh place.
 The records up to date are as fol- lows:
 Rushes won-Lincoln. 103; Murray, 90; Jason, S4; MaCarthy SO; Curtis, 8: Cunningham. 52; Schiller, 39; Cameron s; Warner, '; Loyson, ,; Hart, ?; Jean ?; Coggeshall l, Pierce 1.
 Goals scored-Schiffer, 40: Hart, 37; Jason, 2S; Murray. 27; Warner. 2G. Loxson, D; Lincoln, B; Cunningham, 9; Curtis, 20; Jean, 10: Bone. 10: Pierce, IS; Mccarthy. IT; McGilvray, 16: Duggan, 13; Whipple, 10; Freeman, Q; Wiley, [; Farrell, 5: Ole. f; Dews, 4; Cameron, 3; Turner, ?; Fahey, ?: Griffith, l.
 Fouls-Jean, [: Wiley, f; Fahey. 4: Cunningham. 4; O'Brien. 4: Woods, I: COggeshall. 3: Farrell. ?; Holderness. ?. Griffith. ?: Cameron, ?; McGi!- vray. ?; O'Hara. ?: Curtis. l: Ole. 1 !: Lincoln, 1; Schiffer, 1; Hart. 1: Me Carthy, 1; Jason, 1; Duggan, 1; Mur- ray, l.