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'Ha;cyonda,e, Ca, July 20. 1874,

'Ha;cyonda!e, Ga, July. 90. 1874,
=. 'You Will remember that ~
my communication =. yon. puo!lsnea ~ ~
that after acquainting my brother and
Or. Bostick with the noble iyrie N
question sqossapsntly tb rsad III Mroto
10 her on the subject before returning
to Georgia, have letter bel tore me
addressed TO her, Written on e @ .e. ys'.
Vile, va, October 3rd. 1861, In which
the following SENTENCE o q re- y pm nl
tunate as to obtain the hoped Tor fur:
Tough, / will read you theStpuching and
beauttiful poem mentioned IN ms, ,lettsr
9f last TssKf Sr vita ~ my w s
Of Oft the Buena Vista Guards. should
ke for yoaa ff r know ana rst igE as
gentle girl, he is man Of culture.
fine literary tastes and an excellent
John DEyEREAyx. ASHTON y !.
Reluctantly. beg that you lnssrt
this extract from an sditorlal IN The
PREF, and standard WATERFORD, s. g.
unss II ss3 5s s ss Ms Hs
editor Of The Press and Standard rode
Fontalne, who, having attended the r..
| Lynn, MISS After Q. lew minutes Stuuy
] OF him, we were satisfied that he hid
Inot write that beautiful poeln. In ar-
paarance and manner F'ontalne Is rough
| IN oaths and vulgarisms. In fact, he
is one al the most protans men We
have ever come In contact with SUCH
a man Is, IN orr tud gment. utterly in-
4 capable OF distinguishing poem from
| a bit OF the meanest doggerel.' IS
4 u And there Is much more Of the same
sort from. others, but I forbear
Both Of us, "the two on the low
trundle bed ana their mother:
may Heaven defend herr regret
exceedingly the intrusion OF tho
4 woman into this controversy; but
n for the fanfaronade OF that
A fantastic flash-in-the-pan. Lamar
i Fontaine. no feeling is possible except
/ that OF amused contempt Tho younger
Of the 1.-TWO" Is Commander James II.
oliver, Y; 8. NJ. Profasaog II the Naval y,
War College. Eewpo IT. y. y, ana the
: proud hushaDd Of Marion Carter OF
4 Shirley, OH the James. The writer OF
this has preached the Gospal since he
Years year ana Is . iii graduate Of tia
Southern Baptiet Theological Seminary,
Our mother now seytnVy.nlne years
old,resldss at Scale ,5AsllaabIssn'aa1 ,,,rr
4 Busna Vista, Ca.
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Harris
Anti Dyspeptic Water
'PHoNE 1882.

7. A. Morris Co, Inc:
Gentlemen,--I have used the HARRIS
ANTI bYsPEPT1C WATER for the past
year, and L have found 1t Very penencial
10 me. Before commenced to uss Il
] suffered great deal with Sick Head,
ache and Flatu.encs. Since began to-
use 1t 7 have been almost entirely relieved
of these troubles, do not hesitate to
recommend 1t to any one who is suf-
ferer from Indigestion
T. RAND. WELLFQRR
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The Atlanta Journal speaks Of an
alleged quarrel between W. S. Gilbert
anu Sir Arthur Sullivan. which was
not patched up until the death Of the
latter" Just how Sir Arthur helped
patch when he was dead is not thor
oughly explained
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rhaaacu. oliver and the Disputed

rbndacu. Oliver and the disputed
Editor OF The Tlmes-D!spatch:: ,,ea
for s's; ny fathers authorship Z Of s ~!
oqlst & AlGmq sn ta9l snsedH stsphsass
T S esi Feb. 1878 as follows: II did
thinK ana DC 2d, ,hsk w ere coe ne
ne Il p ~ your Est {. s th sote
Instant, received this m1 a;,. geors Ana
that other not less ilius srnte 'und date
Jasi chan q gd har july w as is7a YOU
must allow me briefly and hastily ", to ?
Congratulate you on the sn asSsrs O. c,sms
to All Quiet TO nay mind the evlasnnceg
saSeh s al so editortally. six years
later MI HATTIE rs F MsY or June mn 1850
t ..c r. tha Atlanta Constitution: In
an article embodying brisf ren " wsrs q.
e. saSr s'sSss e az aas sssS 'as
It's merit as COMPARED with tho , aseorn
jail FL s snFSis that s' Ms. e1N
not not the author q that lyric. shs Sent en-
4 e Harnsrns We o,mne az II verse sns But
she sseadil i rsfused 10 make any den.
mite claim to the piece @ eyer her S omn ]
sgnasars Tbs There ss are tha p1em oR s sa
ler fIsors en IKE s sefore pay appeared
H irp Weekly, and whee knew Il val
written BY the late dhad id ms a atsnts
i co istit Of January s. 1855: 1T wa,
'ss fs5 se fsS,
4 n HavRSgtths \ = mar Fontatns lad giver
a as lh mh date 81 its eompoaition m,
4 settled the matter 5 far as s Major :, Fen on
tans was comtrbaesa As Harp sN
Sivafd! Ky By Etthsl Lynn Beers, e Eey
York, and occupies q place IN ne !,
Volume Of poss Brt, IN 4ss pot o. q
r. REV. Hugh IL Oliver claims, that II va
s. his tstRsSs ThSSa r. sSaaSs lysI
s.fsne ds sns q knd Slat 'an ass
sss sna paper ssu. h wf iI,s
town ,rIs Of Bneraa vista, some time ago,
stumbled on some "reminiscences OF tn
| brilliant genius. who wrote AN QUE
ATM 'Ss RotSS sg En-
=. tssn any n man l IT ths bar, His ppps, y!
plgrans ana 5oRes . ssg n91ntn9S
Rut ne lived out his days before he lla
!, lime to full the promise Of his youtl
I i can we'll imagine now thai, sns'tly
!. wand poerr1 as he stood picket at som
1 lonely SPOT beside the dark Potonla
! river, Willie
8 .The stars up above, with tneir Gil!
! tsrlng eyes.
I? Keep guard for the army is sleel
I Ing.
y sc ,,nt forpai that In the Ric
mond tVs.) Dispatch Of May & la7
gltR. 4. b." writes: In the summer (
1859. being in the company Of sever
MISSISSIPPI, sol diers, comTadss. Of Lana
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I'VE do not have the Virginia sort
OF land in Texas confcsses tho sam.
houston Post. This again, re. point
out to our Danville correspondent, Is
one OF the things that Is the matter
with Texas. rs35'..s 8. IS 81
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Be It remembered. however that
Carnegie gave Emperor William that
diplodocus without insisting that His
Majesty should raise another just like
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America Is as considerate as Korea
any day in the weak, We are perfect
ly willing to let Tom Plat call 1t alb.
dictate. If he Will only do It,.
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Postcards urging him to be Pres,
!dent some more are pouring In on
Mr.. Roosevelt from all quarters OF the
country except Lincoln, Neb.
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"Anybody*c can set amusement out OF
a barrel. says the Pittsburg Post.
Particularly II it's a. barrel Of Accoriac
potatoes or glorious old Alben1arls
pippins,
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Can womenb be angels?' inquiries
the Charleston News and Courier.
Well, here In Eirginin, they can't
help being 'em. OF course, South
Carolina Is another story
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POINTS FROM PARAGRApHERs.

oLoNEL BRYAN cordially shook hand.
\ with a waitress at Lola, Kan This IL
not quite equal TO raEruing a waitress
from q .patery grave, but It was the best
tbs circumstances would permit,-kanSas
City Journal.
II the 10000 members Of the United
dattars Of America go on strike August LIST,
1t may be the fashion next year to wear
last years hht.-New York World
California paper says the s1ikado spends
a lot OF tims writing poetry, but to his
credit 1t must DO said that he Doesn't order
1t printed--New York Herald
Only. year aso Upton Sinclair wa, the
N OFT important man In the world.-Sew
York Mall.
a scientist has announced MS Intention
of spending the summer at the seashore
trying to find out why man will fall In
love With ono girl rather than another.
A good look at tho bank account OF the
girls father may aid him In finding @ salts.
factory NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Post
Teach your boy to swim He may be A
candidate for high political honors SONG
day.-chieeso Record Herald.
Alfred Austin announces that he has near.
ly finished a novel. Which Is more than
N ost people are abIo to do with his work
Cleveland Leader. a
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Houston (Tex.l Ice at 20 cents a
hundred is said to be the warmest Ice
for the money in the world.
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William Dean Howells, 1t IS said
discovered Henry James. However
Henry got away.
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1t Is time that Darkhorse johnson
was beginning to trot around and give
a. few wh!nnies for the ladies'.
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1t Is said, however. that any man
who contracts to save an Atlanta sin
.ner for s1.7S will earn the money all
right.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28

A new novel Is called The Beaten
Road" II wasn't one nj Mr.. Harr!-
mans.
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Up to late hour last evening, the
Pole was stu! waiting for Walter
Wellman.
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New York not only uses more water
than any other city but also shlps a
lot to country investors.
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The Voice Of the People.
"All Quiet Along the Potomac r,
a4{ saA@ Niuhf.S AZ ~

"All Quiet Along the Potomac TO-
Editor Ct The Timea-pispatch:
slrMKfetsrriSg t. on article s1s ine
niond, dated June 7th:
One OF the many claimants some
fifteen years ago was this sans Kew "
HSs psseF. poos.as. t asssoa
Should BE credited with tic authorship
OF my mothers pen. I,
me. also through the newspapers. was
sshS s ana se WV hs SSai!ysr
broken out again at this time I do not
Some years ago the New York sun
took up this auleest,on Of authorsh!p
editorially, establishing beyond cues
s tGn ny u s9ah ns r tss sun i ns ey
Lamar Fontaine was sllenecd before
his death, and ! do not believe that,
w yastoa hai as a GXer e q dea
ant6oress Of her modest, earned
'Aure '' Ss y. ht tGe}TE' BEERS.
han,sr ron,a, 4, Is stu III the
"ALh QUIET ALONG THE POTOMAC"
Last cal s5s' n RsEs Z Hsas end
To the Editor OF the Sun-sir: IN
your issue OF May 23d the ghost OF the
poor picket" Is made to mount guafd
once more, when It certainly, seems
Charge, to remain really "oft duty for
ever" You have SO often. With kind.
ness and a sense OF Justice. esta blished
the authorship Of this poem as belong
Ing to my, mother. Mrs. Ethel Lynn 4
question OF doubt.
Yet. Il brief, oncs n,e pre-, The Re, poem ZEN
vas written y sapternSSer ~, isel = a 1,o
upon ro my return ta from sonool because
Of my mothers uncertainty as to the
best Of two endlngs. her .perpleXity Dc.
ing relieved when chose tho two
Hines:
While soft falls the dew on the ta face
of the dead,
The picket's off duty forever. y,
| MS. Il In Per person a to the then editor .,
Harper.s Weekly and in Us oy. Go hss 80 3
igPSat over u the sni inl9iats 81 Atts,
credit, under the title s'All Quiet Along
the Potomac" its first line. instead g
Its original title The Picket G ~ a,
page upon which 1t frst appeared II
! the Weekly and copy OF Harpe1
Bros letter inciosing check Tor ~
/ payment.
] the poor pIcket--t1e common soldier.
no matter shat the color OF his uni
form or the flag under which ~
/ fought.
i the order I'm place. rest!'' In Main
4 Or In Texas. with this ample poem &
1 his memorial, G. ELIOT BEERS, 4
East Orange, n. j..
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Some one will be saying next that
tbs Oyster Bay cat has got his tongue,
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One proposition that would hardly
vice Hersa very we'll Is the assertion
that Ben Tilman likes Taft.
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The parson who says that kissing IL
worse than Thiskey very discreetly
refrains from mentioning any names.
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little bathing suit Is a dangerous
hing.
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Let us not forget that In the Rieh-
n,ond MAD Dispatch OF May 4, 1879.
NHaR. A. b." writes; III the summer o.
1SSa being in the company OF several
Riissiesippl soldiers, comrades OF Lamar
iSontaines the beauty OF ths lines, which
lMers then becoming generally kpoWn,
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I" ..TheI stars up above, with tneir gilt.
stil tsrlng eyes
Keep guard for the army is slsepr
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Entered January 81, 1908, at nichraond
Va, as second-eass mater. under act OF
Congress of March 5. 1879
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Only a year ago Upton Sinclair was the
most important man In the world.-Sew
York Mall.
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HOW TO CALL r1MEs-pispArcH.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
NOVEL RIDING "STUNTS."
fsR on Horseback Enjoyed by Big
Cro1od at DurIands.

reoienel Daniel Appleton. commanding the 9Th
ps'Hleit n 9. X Y, and Major Walter @.
s-.ssler were tie reviewing officers at Durland's
p,t-sAy last night. where the Military Rough
.as Club gave an exhibition OF skll in double
Il '1hs rough riding without saddles. wrestling
-. :. sessehaek. IN overalls and sunbonnet. and OBJ
-, s races. The troop commander was Lieutenant
com j. o'Ryan
tNo last named contests furnished any
an A OF amusement Tor the spectators. who
5-S every part OF the big academy T. h Cone
~ 80. ~ Randall were the winners IN n team Of
~. - competed in the obstacle race These two
0Is1s5 5lsDack 10 one end Of the ring, dismounteds
rsrrsret,@ suitcase put on nighlshiTt, lighted q
ana 49, opened an umbrella. mounting with it
fs rTo SUITCASE. ana returned 20 the other end OF
vsr :. .sl3neEs IN the overals and sunbonnet race
fho a.. - white and W. j. =. Mills. They were
n r6is - - q mplete the contest. which consisted
IrF - - tle END Of the hall. dismOunting, dom
s.fsF1Ia.s asis snd Eunbonnet. mounting again and
Nsre .,,ss % The opposite end, where the clothes
Si1g y the finish -''@
fhs ipeiis concluded with q game Of pushball.
Ger EiSt R % q leather. about eight feet IN diam
Farb siln nc horses had 20 push into the goals.
@iA OF I'VE men scored two goals.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
COLUMBIA STROKE I'LL.
Rice Trying SeUeral Men at Bozc
in the varsity Shell.

Owing 10 slight attack Of blood poisoning
Cerrussl. stroke of the Columbia crew. did not
row yesterday. His place at stroke was taken
by ]. Mackenzie. who has been stroking the
second boat. Cerrussi's trouble was brought
about by hitting his leg against stretcher in
the boat. 1t does not seem serious and he is
expected to be back in his position in a few days
Mackenzie's place in the second boat has been
taken by Gillies.
Rice is trying several men for the position
at bow. Gillies was there for a shor: time be-
fore he was displaced by Braun who was in
the position last year. On last Saturday Braun
was displaced by Sheviy. while Haight has also
been tried at the position. II seems probable
that Braun will be the man selected in the end
He is a wiry fellow who had the advantage Of
being under Courtneys training for year, and
has plenty Of ginger and endurance. Another
man who IS looked upon as likely 10 get place
in the first boat when IT is finally made up IS
Ryan, who is improving steadily. His great
strength and experience should make him a
valuable man.
From present indications. the boat that Co
lumbia will turn out this year will be one OF
the heaviest in years. Boyle, Won Saltza and
Heinrich are three giants. while G. Mac
kenzie, Braun Starbuck and Jordan are all
good sized men, II Ryan goes into the boat as
is probable, he will make another man weighing
nearly two hundred pounds. or the men in the
boat now all have had experience in rowing
before except Starbuck and Won SaltZa. Braun,
Boyle. C. Mackenzie and Heinrich were
class boat. CeTrussi rowed on last years fresh
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
DR.LASKER WINS MATCH
RETAINS CHESS TITLE.
Marshall Fails to Win Game IN
the Fifteen Played.

The chess match for the championship OF the
world between DR.. Emanuel Lasker and Frank
J. Marshall, which was begun at the Thomas
Jefferson Building, Brooklyn, on January 26 was
concluded at the Everett House. 18th street and
Fourth avenue. in this city. yesterday afternoon.
when DR.. Lasker won the fifteenth and deciding
game of the contest after thirty-seven moves
The final score was Lasker. s; Marshall. o:
drawn, Z.
As previously reported in this paper. the fif-
teenth game was begun on Saturday afternoon.
continued on that day in the evening and ad-
journed at about II o'clock. after thirty-one
moves had been recorded. Play was resumed
yesterday afternoon. and il soon became apparent
that Lasker would win the game and the match.
This he accomplished after thirty-seven moves,
Marshall being the first 10 congratulate the win
ner. Thus the champion made even better
score than the German champion. TarTasch, in
his match with Marshall, who lost 10 the Teuton
by eight games TO one and eight games drawn.
After receiving congratulations from the specta-
tors. Lasker made a few remarks and the long
looked for and interesting match was over.
The following table shows the details Of the
matcbA
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
rhe score of the final game follows:
After the match DR.. Lasker said:

OF course. am glad 10 have retained the title
OF champion, but cannot say that l elated,
for had expected that Mr.. Marshall would
give me much better fight. His brilliant games
and his well earned victories. above all those
at Cambridge Springs and Nuremberg are not
In unison with the record he has made in this
match. However. 1 have enjoyed the match
socially very much. my personal relations
with Mr.. Marshall throughout the contest were
Of the most pleasant nature / do not think
shall be able TO participate in the forthcoming
championship tournament at Ostend, as I am
very much in need OF rest and business will
scarcely allow me TO make the trip this year.
Marshall had the following to say regarding
his defeat:
confess I do not relish the decisiveness Of
my defeat. even at the hands Of SO great
player as my opponent has again proved HIM
self 10 be. I firmly believe that I am able TO
do much better under favoring circumstances
or how can my performances at Paris Cam
bridge Springs ana Nuremberg be accounted
for? Surely, IL / do say it. did not play my
real chess this time, but 1 hope that within
period Of two years another opportunity Will
be given me 70 meet the champion In a return
match. In fact, should / succeed in winning
the Ostend tournament / shall challenge him
forthwith.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
LOSS OF sTIRRUP COSTS RACE.

rew Orleans April s.-Naran. at 20 TO I, won the
steepIechase az City Park to-day after EsterjOy.
the odds-on favOrite- had suffered mishap which
probably cost him the race. Esterjoys rider lost
a stirrup ct the last jump. The summaries follow;
yrs, rses (sx furlongslGar rganuA. III Coyl % I,
won: MaelstFum, liT o.. Ise). 20 seoondi BacxocS
ii4 lsgnsl. 80 20 4. third Tine l:ss Paxton Nc
ayior rIttls Lighter Elsrere and Fond Gp Lac also
Second race Cteeplechass short eoHEssl-Naran. lSS
ond Moio B., rae a. Ford, 12 % I. third Tine 1865
Proatable ana Henry A. Schroeder also ran
Third race (faur and half furongsl-Blus lee. iO6
(Foy) 20 wen: Parlsan Model. l0s (augeD, 20 s.
seconds Whsk Broom. 1oS o. Leel. 70 l. third Time.
O:551s Dew Dawn. Zephep. Hazel NJ. Brawney Lad
Vic Logeh, GreEnss, RueyHtea aud Bitter Sig also
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
BASEBALL FANS DISAPPOINTED.
Giants and Superbas Unable to Play on Ac-
count Of the Cold Weather.

The baseball fans in this borough and Brooklyn
were disappointed yesterday. the cold weather
and drizzling rain prevented two games The
Giants were unable 20 take the fold against the
Newark team OF the Eastern League at the Polo
Grounds. and the exhibition game at Washington
Park. Brooklyn. between two picked teams from
the SupCrbaS had to be called off.
The Giants rested yesterday but will go 20
Princeton this morning for game with the Tigers
The Jersey City team, OF the Eastern League. will
play an exhibition game with the Giants at ths
Polo Grounds tomorrow while the regular league
season will open on Thursday.
Chicago. April John Killing. one Of the best
catchers in the National League. has come to
terms and will sign with the Chicago National
League team again this season. Killing has held
out for elk weeks for increase in salary.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
YALE-HARVARD FOOTBALL
Report That annual Game WIN Be
PLaued ON November 2S.

New Haven. April SIT was reported on
the campus tonight on good authority that
the Yale-Harvard football game for next fall
had been finally arranged for November %.
The game VIII be played at Cambridge.
The Yale football schedule will be submitted
70 the faculty committee for ratification late this
week Yale's November games will probably
be: November 2, Washington and Jefferson, at
New Haven; November 8. Brown at New
Haven. November I6, Princeton, at New Haven
November %. Harvard. at Cambridge.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
CONTROL BOXING IN MASSACHUSETTS

Boston, April SIN the Massachusetts House to-
day committee legal affairs reported a bill
relating 10 boxing, based on the annual report of
the Secretary of the Commonwealth 1t provides
that whenever any is convicted of Illegally
participating in or promoting public boxing
sparng match for an remuneration or considera-
tion the Secretary of State shall have authority to
revoke the license of the organization before
which the exhibition is given.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

Fourth miIe and sixteenth: handlcspl-IOtn 7.
1ngiis ITO (Mnder. TO G. won Peter Sterling f06 (T.
Roland II TO s. second MortbOy. 81 (Deabyl. 30
third Time 1;4Oss- Donna Lass also ran =
Firth Zone mile)-VsaTneT GTisWell, o.
% s. Rather Royal. 1OG GsrroVl. 1. seconds
ROsebOrO. 1O6 G. BOanD. I. third Time. 1s1ls.
Goddess Grandita. IOle Pat Buger and Western also
sixth race mile and an eshthl-Flavisny 1Oa ". Boz
endl. 70 I. Grenade 1l5 (frONier to 4 sec0nes
Meeths los Corl. 1oo 70 third Tine. 1855. SINGER
tty Belle. Lady Ellison and Jungle Imp also
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
YANKEES YIN AGAIN.
Orth Shuts ont Lynchburg in a
FiUe-Inning Game.

Lynchburg, Va. April s.-The New York Amer
fcan League baseball team shut out the Lynch
burg nine here to-day in fve-inning game by a
score OF to o. Orth pitched for the Highlanders,
while Schmeski acted In the same capacity for
the home team.
Four hits made off each man. but Orth
managed to keep his scattered and the local play
ers could not score Rain put end to the game.
The by innings follows:
R.M Z.
HighlandeTS ....-.'..'.-......'.- f-9
IynChburg .-....-.-....---..s... % 10
Batteries-Crth Klsinow schmeIslzi ana Henaser.