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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-04-11
Union ounty G ouricr
BY O. X. BRUCE.
Thursday, April II, 1907.


quire Of M. ID Kent.
FoR SALE First class Timothy hay.
Inquire d n. g. Smith. Phone ia.
Born, Sunday. March -. 10 Sphinx
township, son to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
ri Ekren.
Webster's International Dictionary,
the latest edition. for sale. Enquire a.
this Office.
WILL GOss went To Sioux City yester-
day morning. expecting the operation
on his son Will would take place last
night or this morning.
Dry wood Tor sale. sawaust for sale.
Y. N. sIaAIe & Cos. Lnnber Yard,
Els Point >. D..
& Miss Ota Thornton. Who IL BOW q
trained nurae with the Samaritan hos
pital. Sioux City, visited over night
Tuesday ~ her home here.
For SALE CHEAP--A gasoline en-
CINE. y horse power, just the thing for
pumping wafer or grinding. Enquire
1t this ONCE.
Mrs. @ Il. Longmyre was taken u .
Sioux City hospital for treatment Sum
day She stood the trip nicely and
seems to b. already improving.
For censnt work. Sidewalks, concrete
verk. ETC., ca1I On &. Graham Or Ieave orr
desA 81 r. NJ. sIseeI Cos. Iamber ysrd
aatiaSsctton guaranteed. u
For SALE--A few settings Of thor
0ughbred. barred Plymouth Rock
eggs. Enquire ~ once Of. or phone.
Mrs. Chas. r. Bruce.
Rev. r. j. Woodcock was unabla To
preach Sunday Tuesday be visited
Sioux City and specialist informed
him he has = very bad case Of clergy
mans a0re throat.
Rev, O. s. Bryan Of MapletOn, Iowa,
came up Tuesday TO visit his sister,
Mr.. Jennie Cameron. who RENAME
very Inv Mr.. and Mrs J. n. Bryan
Of vermillion came down again yester-
day.
Carl Baugh vas brought hack Tues
day from the Sioux City hospital,
where he has been treated ave weeks.
Hts nervous difficulty il somewhat i'm
proved. hut he II not able 10 walk any
better
WANTED: 10 men Ia each state To tray
|el, distribute samples Of our goods and
tack signs. Salary ss5 per month and
~ Per day Tor expenses. SAUNDERS
CO., Department r, 46 Jackson Bonle-
ward. Chicago. iii.
Mayor Main requests III to state that
toaight and hereafter the wilistle will
blowsfor the olrfew Parents are re-
queeted 10 ~ thai their children are
~ home promptly, as the regulations
viii - strictly enforced.
Gerald sharon wss al Sioux Fails
"Wednesday night 81 last week, 10
ofaciAte With Miss Amanda Clement,
The famous base ball nmpire at the de-
gliding game 81 basket ball between the
girls 81 The Canton and Sioux Falls
high schools The Sioux Falls girls
Won handsomely.
WANTKD-C Gentleman Or lady to
travel for mercantile houee Of large
cApital Territory II home Or abroad
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-04-11

Cash on hand taken from tfeaSuftFS
duIuhi report .-...-.-...-.-- o'a 10
BY the above report We lind the gas
cost the city the last twelve months
So, 255.ll. The amount collected from
private parties using gas amounted to
81 ,337.63, showing n loss to the city of
$l,676.7S.
We would he pleased to have all who
are Interested meet with us on that
date. w. w. MAIN, Mayor.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-04-11
Two Peculiar Birds.

The great bustard (Otis tarda). q
bird still found in the southern prov
inces of Russia, is the heaviest Euro
pean fowl. In size it exceeds the Nor
wegian blackjack. The old males at
tain weight OF thirty-iye pounds,
and where food is plentiful specimens
weighing thirty eight pounds and even
forty pounds have been captured.
These birds have disappeared from
western Europe, where once they were
almost as numerous as cartridges, and
are seen only In small fiocks in the
sand hills skirting the lower valley Of
the Dnieper and here and there along
the north coast Of the Caspian. The
hen lays eggs as big as ordinary pears.
A larger and heavier bird, the casso-
wary, is incapable of flight. but 1t can
kick with the strength of d mule. and
uses the sharp, bony quilts OF It's wings
as cock uses his spurs. = London
Saturday Review
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-04-11
Won Ont.

$50 you want my daughter, do your
said the proprietor of the newspaper
to the young man who was sitting
nervously on the edge Of chair in
the parlor.
Yes, sir"
"Have you spoken to her on the sub.
ject?'
''She's willing, sir, and referred me
to you.'
"But how do you know you love
herr"
How do 7 know" gasped the
young man. 81 give you my word
sir, that I haven't eaten square meal
in two months and sleep is almost out
of the question for thinking of her"
young man. there's some style ia
that talk. l think you may come into
the family. need a man of your
ability to swear to the circulation OF
my paper milwaukee Sentinel.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-04-11

ELK POINT, TAKE NOTICE:
The city council will meet In the
court room at The court house, Wednes
day evening, April l7,at $40 O'Clock, for
the purpose OF deciding what is to bs
done with the gas plant. The follow
ing Is report OF all collections and dis.
bursements:
GAS FUND
Total paid for gasoline ......--... PASS AZ
Total paid for mantels..... SO "a
Total paid for freight and
drayage. .............. log so
Interest paid on gas bonds 226 o.
Gas plants pro rata of salary 800 90
Gas plants pro rata Of repairs 50 90
Total paid for collection OF gas
rents. ....-.....',............ 49, SO as
- s 3255 IL
Total receipts for gas .... 1887 6s
Gasoline used in big engine,
gallons per day, at 16ac.
charged water fund ......... 24o 70
Deficiency Of gas fund. : 1876 70
WATER FUND
interest on water bonds S sec 90
Gasoline used in big engine. 24O 20
| Total paid out for collection OF
water rents ..,..~...... -. sos
81 rs
Water rents collected. 49, 49,. 1877
Deficiency In water fund Asa Oh
GENERAL FUND
Salary account ........ ... 66l 80
insurance .-..-.,--........ ...-....... ~ 0u
Street work ....-............ l43 on
Miscellaneous warrants - Sc "a
Cement walks and REPAIRS. 500 81
Hose 425 90
Total paid treasurer for eOllec-
ton OF taxes .......-............ l0l "a
1906 IS
Total tax collected 2549 20
Overplus TAO s.
Total water bonds outstanding .....-...$ 5000 o.
Total gas bonds outstanding. 5000 %
Total warrants outstanding .............. Sl2 IS
1882 IS
Cash on hand taken from treasnrer's
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26
CYPRESS ISLAND TRAGEDY.

On Tuesday Of last week Il
shocking tragedy was enacted on
Cypress Island Pass, recalling II
the death Of Fred Sj,nng,cr and
the dangerously woun,ling Of ED
his brother, by MIS-. Ben Pickett
their ~iatHr, and her husband
This affair occurred at the Pass
~ -. Martins parish, Tho un
fortunate brothers were taken I,
Morgan City.
TIere arc two 81. Martins par
iHhes ~ this state that II, ther,
nr" Two sections Of that pa, i,h, sc
pnratcd by The intervening terri.
tory Of Iberia parish. The lower
sect ion Of 81 Martins ,aii~h lies
south Of the territory of Iberia.
and between ~, Mary and As.
uml'tion pm isl'rs Ita en,irN arca
IL swamp and there IN not u town
Or villaga within It's borders, not
withatand'n. the fact that il en-.
braces u good many square miles
The leaving Of this detached terri
tory waA doubtless an oversight of
the legislators Of 1868, when Ihc
ria was carved out u 81. Mary
and ST. Martins parishes. Aud
that error, or oversight has not
been corrected. The above TRACE
''y occurred in that lower I,Or ION
IT ~. Martin parish.
This error hns existed now for
nearly 10 years aud Il should DC
corrected ut the next
session of the legislature Az W.
sco Il, IL il not worth much to ST
VI nrtinH 1t would bc worth move
o st. Mary or Assumption. II
would be difficult and EXPENSIVE
or st. Martins to police aud con
rOi u, while these services could
g better and more promptly rem
Tered by the other two palishrsj
ncntiOned. Should the swnmpp
{ that section ever hr reclaimed
nd settled it. would be - hardship
or the taxpayer therein to have
. travel across an intervening
ar'sll In order to reach his coun.
y seat.
Az II IL, II is u pOrt Of ono .
lan'SIand." The jewellers there
! are u law unto themselves. The
0lice authorities Of the adjoining
arisl'cs have no jurisdiction
bese conditions will doubtless
CURE M large element in the
cent tragedy. The irrcgularity
IouId be corrected. v
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26
MILK ANALYSES.

Under tho directions Of tho New
Iberia Board of Health, samples
Of milk wr,r taken from tho cams
at til" dairymcn IN they were on
their rounds making their morning
deliveries. The samples were
taken III specially prepared bot
Ilrs. thoroughly stcrllizc.l, and
sent FOR The purpose by the State
BonId Of Health, These samples
were numbered as follows, for the
pnrporcs Of Identification with
reports M returned.
No. /. Rene Viator,
.. l.. u. Bromssard
;. Leonard Navarro |
I Louis Pcssnn
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26
i" Major w. =. Ingram,
Secretary Board Of Health.
State Of Louisiana.

New CLEANS, Ia JaIsy IL. 1919.
Mr.. A. q. Barrow
Secty Board Of Health,
DEAR Sir: Enclospa herewith l
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26

bog to hand you report or Profcs
sor Metz, on tho result Of his anal
ySis Of thirteen samples of milk
sent IVY you.
Yours truly
w. $ ingram.
w. Secretary.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26

Panel Liver Regulator keeps til.
LAYER, Stomach and Bowels work
ing just right. That means to M
we'll and tokeep well. And /,
makes your mRney 70 the fnr'hcst.
Tin box, y ce g.. Money back II
70" want II. 'orkale by MI Drug
gusts and Dea |ert.
Royaline save Doctors
Bills. III
Why do y"Wscratchi Koyaline
letter Ointment will stop that
Itching or your money back. 80
cents.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26
CLEAR THE WAY!

From what We heard the 9th
cr day va are inclined to be
licvc that The woods mp this way
are full Of I.roussnrd nen and
Tthat they Will come out thick and
fast as soon as HE buglc somnds
The call to arms. Two prominent
citizens were discussing the i'm
pending campaign and tho com
paraiiyc chances OF Sanders and
Hrouaaaid for the GOvcrnOral,ip
The Sanders man, evidently
waa confident that Sanders Ind
he best Of !, aO Ear. for the Icn
son that he had already visited
forty or more Parishes; SteIkc'i
with the people and made his
fences good and strong This
made tho I.rOunAM,d man laugh,
and when he replied, he said:
saunders has been dong ~ whole
l"t Of gum ahWing, bmt TINT
don't amount to Il row Of pins
When Bob lsroussnrd pulls off
his coat and gctu out anon. the
the people he will undo No quickly
what Sanders has done NJ to.
date that IL viii make hia head
swim violently y A by ISLANDER
huttcd ~ and Mskcd: "W Int
about General .Jaat,cmIski?'
".Dast :cmaki" said tho I.roun
sard man, "wOnt be in IL The
thing will M too hot md swift
Tor any 0ns to come in bet wccn
sanders aud E,oussard, who will
+" The gIadiat"rH and between
whom there will be- il spirited fight
o n finish. You can make your
nIn'l M to that effect and clear
h" way for them, especially
Consan' Bob Tho Sanders
nan looked little Hm.priScsI.
mt not discouraged, ~ h. shook
'ia head and walked away. -~
'laqnmine Enterprise.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26

New Orleans Jan. Tales O
piracy and'the sanguinary adven
lures Of the freebooterS OF the sea
usually find = ready audience il
tho old city Buccancer Latte and
hts cutthr0ats Of Barataria Bay,
for among many CLAIMS to d,st,nc
tton, New Orleans adds that Of be-
ing the homeport OF the red hand.
Cd, rover Of the Spanish Main.
For that reason and another New
Orleans IL much interested In Sam.
nal Hopkins Adams story "The
Mystery" The other reason il
that after the fever of 1906 Mr.
Adams ID McClnres' gave . pen-
picture OF that signally successful
b"ttle'against the mosquito, which,
Wa pronounced exceedingly fair
and just even by those whose toes
he trod upon, and by 80 dong he
helped spread the dogma Of mos
quito transmission and showed
how wholly groandless are quaran.
tines of tho shotgun or any other
variety.
snt "1'he Mystery", in which
Stewart Edward White il co.auth.
Or, is . jook to be conncd over By
overs Of sea tales aud "llandy |
Coleman, he Of steel hook arm, |
bids fair 20 rival John Silver ID the |
snnsls Of piracy and in the latter
Robert Louis Stevenson painted q
- .sserpicce Of peculiar color. Not
only II the story pictorial 10 read
ing bat the illustrations are superb
under the handicraf: Of VIII
Crawford. whom no pen artist has
vst approached In style and tech.
'ique who has followed the text
With remarkable keenness and
fidelity.
"Thc Mystery" il . mixture of
piracy, search for the secret Of /
odd, alchemy, and the part play
q " stray u. s. Cruiser In nm.
cc0ostomesl waters.
Ncwspap0r craftsmen with which ! (
e. Adams Is brilliant colsborer | I
70 particularly interested a. one '
the b"oks chief characters 10 .
'obe trotting aew&gat hecer.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26
FROM TIL ANTll.LES.
q llA1Mbcr1H0m'a Cough 1Scs,nee0 y
Benefits u City (,Osum-
cllnsajAm ~ Kingston.
go
JN oooy AcM.

Mr.. W. O'RcilIy Togarty, who
is 4 member Of the City Council
at Kingston, Jamaica, West In.
dies. writes az follows: zone bot
tie Of Chamberlai"'s Cough RENE.
dy had goSd EFFECT ora cough that
was giving| me trout 10 and think
| should BID 70 bes more quickly
relieved il 4 hSa continued the
remedy. ha it was beneficial
and quick 5lieving me there il
no doubt n Fit is my intention to
obtain another bottle" For sale
by All Druggists.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26

There once was 6dbby named
Kerry, -.
Who aanpeed some staong I'm.
~ jerry
AMI v stayed ID the gane
u his mothx ln-law came
AA9 NV h. II snrry-yes, vRRYl'
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26

!. Felix Romero
q. VIM. lloutte
10. II. Migucz
y. NJ. v. BERNARD
10 Viator 4 Gates
n. T.. T.. I.ronssnrd
t.. j. Il. COur,rgr
l3. Chnsson, Royal Dairy
-. Anthony An.lilmrt Nest d
yer
IL Alfred lerrmn
lG Cab. Lclicu
II. ElcnOch Il l'ourct,u
30. J q. NrOunsard
- Octave Darby
-. Paul HMlin
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26

i RESULTS or r1Il.k ANALYSES
Samples received =. Jan. IG
II '"'''"""" o'''" 70 :" 81 heath r. samples.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26

10 III tne vacancies Thus caused q
s whish meeting, ten days prion MOTTO,
: shall hcnixsn BY publication.
!. MTICLE vi.
= This Charter hay nc changed. me
, dificd. or altered, Or said Corporation
I . ssolvcd. with TN asscnts OF three
. tourthS u the members presents at q
mcctinycallcd for Tint purposc;
ThuTdonc and passAd It nv Office
at Jcfhercttc. IN tho IHrish Of Iberia,
] StaE Of Louisiana, on thc day month,
r N.Y. year first above wlrlttGn. In the
fcscnre Of Dave Davb aud Ben A.
Hchcxnaydcr two competent Witnesses.
who sign these presents Nth said an.
pcarers and me, said Notary. after
due reading 81 the whoiet
Witnesses
Dave Davis Ben A. (chc xnaydcr.
! Original Signed)
A Antonino CATO
Jos. X. Bar,fhe
Salvatore Ctdia
| Joe Araixxdhc
Pasquhlc Parma
Salvatore IoiFulctto
GuiscppJ Kinauro
/ Salvatore Mamma
GuiscpPe Laporto
Michte Sapicnsa
Doyenico Scaglione
Apkontno D'Anna
Metro Assunta
crnard0 Scalisi
Mariana Scaiisi
P0alo Moffulett0
Nunixio Macai0nc
Vcnccxo Bella
Ant0nnio Macaiooe
spJ0c Palermo
Tuccio Bencdetto
Pictro Scardino.
Giuseppe GuixxalTe
Giuseppe Magro
vencenxo Ugiisxa
francesca Scambia
Gaetano Fixxio
An,onnio Cul0tta
Salvatore D'Aunx
Michele J. Bugn oni
Culotta Giuseppe
Lombardo francesca
veniebxo Diffats
Salvatore Dil5ata
nomcnicQ 4eurpcro
colQsJ9Analo
Msesdr o Rixsuto
4ktan0 Berard0
Gi0rlando S0rce /,
vurccuxo Culoita
G. A. P0iraOp. |!
Notary Public.
New Iberia II. 10. II. rs
Edwin 8. Broussard Dist Attv ~
he 10 judicial Dist Of La. do hereAy ,
Gritty that have examine this ca
&c. and 6ud nothing therein conoajp-
q Contrary 70 law. /,
F. 3. Brouaes.rd
Dist Any. !
rArk CT LOUISIANA, II
,RisH OF 1sxRlA. La
l, the undersigned authority do
,reby certify that the attached Char
Z Of Incorporation or DUKE M n
RbRuZZf BENEVOLENT ASSOC ~,
rIUN" has been dulv recorded Il, ~
{ reeo 'ds 81 my Office u Mis .e,lanen Il
Book No. INT folio -. on OctoiDep -
III 1905. ~ q
Ia faith whereof. witness INV sipna =
c and sea! Of Office this Oath. day of
nuary A. II 1907.
J.G Leblanc. ~
Clerk Of Coart VI
There once vas . hubby named
'sry, -. J.
vso .a.s,sd som. .aens M.
jerry :
And y Stayed ii the eane ~
M HE mothse ln-law oame-I
- u -
The daily tribune., 1907-03-26
68-MlLE GALE VISITS
PUEBLO THIS MORNING

Pueblo. Colo March 26-A 6s.
mile gale blew over Pueblo all morn.
ing aud the air WAS permeated with
dust. During the worst Of the storm
twelve fires broke ont In different
parts Of the CITY. but BY working
vAliautly the fremen succeeded In
staying the progress Of the flames be.
fore any great damage was done.
Jost what started the fires in some in.
stances IL not known. Signs are
blown down. awnings weie displAoed
from their fastenings and some Of
the smaller buildings In the outsk irts
Of the city were RACED by the terrific
wiudstorm. This damage IL heavy.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-26
AND THE STREET CAR
LINE WAS NOT BUILT

LAfe Combs took eight head Of
standard bred horses formerly owned
BY F. y. Granger. late manager Of
the CAuon City and Royal Gorge EIec.
trio railway company to Denver
where they will be sold at auction to
satisfy an account held BY Combs
sgsints Granger under . chattel mort.
gage. An attachment WAS fled BY
other creditors Of Granger to prevent
she horses being taken away necessi.
tatins Mr.. Combs filing . bond In
the sum Of e3. 900 to seoure possession
Of the horses by . writ Of replsvin.
The horses are sore Of them very
nne animals and were brought 70
the county BY Granger from Ban Jose.
California. over . year ago.
Granger 10 the man who hood v ink.
ed the people Of the county on an In.
terurban street car line for Florepcs
and Canon Cisy. since hs nrst ar.
rived here. the people have learned
something about him. probably "a
their own disadvautass. Granger II
what some people would call . graft.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-26
Other Railroad Men May Do
So But Conductors Have
Ideas Of Their Own.
FINAL MEETING IS TODAY
Feared That Strike Order Will
Be Issued and Traffic of
Eastern Line Will Be
Tied Up.

Chicago. MAroh 28--It is declared
in . ttory printed in the Evening Post
today that In case . striks Is ordered
by the Brotherhood of Railway Con-
ductors ~ the result Of negotiations
now pending with the railroads for
shorter hours aud increased pay. that
the conductors Of the Chicago and
Northwestern railway will refuse TO
60 ont. Il 10 also asserted that the
conductors on other roads will also re-.
main at work. It 10 said BY ths
Post that Grand Ohief Garretson has
admitted that the Northwestern CON.
ductors will not 20 ont but denie .
that the men on any other line
will decline to obey tho mandate Of
the organization In case . strike 10
ordered.
A finAl meeting between conductors
aud trainmen and the general mAnag.
ers will te held this afternoon when
the result Of the vote recently taken
by the men 10 to be made known. Il
IL conceded by the leaders Of the con.
duotors and train mon that . strike il
improbable even IL the general mauag-
ers do not oonoede the demands Of the
men.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-26
CITY COUNCIL NAMES
CITY ELECTION JUDGES

At the meeting Of the city council
last niRhS the polling places and cleo.
tion judges were named for April 2.
The First ward voters will 20 to the
Rogers block. tbs Second ward TO the
city hall and the Third ward to the
Triangle building on West Main.
The judges for the First ward are
Tbo;aas Osrmody. n. r. Lutes and
N. r. Usher; SECOND ward P. B. Fish.
er. James Mon aomery and Alfred
Durfee. Third ward o. O. MoNulty.
Joseph Lloyd and James Hardy.
The council also named George xii.
Ian and e. B. Criddls - the com.
mittse to audit the books Of the city
clerk aud city treasurer. There wAs
full atts ndanes Of the board present
last night.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-26
NEW MICA CONCERN

NEW MICA CONCERN - The
OAonn City Mica Milling and Mining
company. through its attorneys. have
applied to the secretary Of the state
for certificate Of incorporation.
The company 10 to bs chartered fol
$50. o0n and iss intention 10 to build
. mill for the treatment Of ths
large bodies Of mios at the top oi
the Royal Gorge - we'll o. to do Z
general custom business in the
separation Of the crude mica fol
market The inoorpo, stors ars O. u.
'BsGhtol. ". b. Thomas asd Roy
Fits.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-26

Miss Hartzel will awe . tots carpi.
val 10 the Houston opsra house April
10 under the auspioes Of the Circle 80.
Women Of woodoraft About 800
ohildiss will tsks part in the enter.
tainmsnt.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-26

II will not cost you . cent 10 try
Chau.3srlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets, apd they are sxosllsnt for stomach
troubles and constipation. Get = free
sample at Danisls' drug store. IT,
The daily tribune., 1907-03-26

Tribsns want sAs bring rssslts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
CAROLINA LOSES
TO v|RG|NIANS
Poor Fielding and Base-Running
Responsible for Tarheels'
Defeat.
FULTON N RARE FOR"
Kentucky Lad Holds Opponents
10 But Three Stingy
Hits.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. April IS
Fresh from her victory over Georgetown
on Saturday, Virginia too day laid further
claim to the Southern championship by
defeating North Carolina by s TO /. The
playing OF the Tar Heels was rather dis
appointing, after the splendid game they
put up on Saturday against the Danvil.e
State League club. They ,ielded poorly,
ran basscs in bad form, and couldn't bat
a little bit. Fulton, the kentucky youth,
who administered such severe drubbing
to Columbia TWO weeks ago. was in SUI
three hits. the one in the ninth being II
scratch by Davis, who was substituted
for Hamilton. He also tieldcd his position
In rare form, accepting his half-duzen
chances without an error.
Thompson, of Carolina pitched a SPLEEN
did game, allowing but five hits. and hay
ing ten strike-outs to his credit. Fortu-
nnte!y for Virginia. her hits We're punched
with Cardinals errors.
In the first inning Captain Walker sent
Z n sizzler towards second, which Montgom-
cry allowed to get away from him; he
went to second on a tielders choice. and
BY Raney in right field IIoff tailed on
Thomas's infield hit. Three more runs
were added in the sixth. Harmon John
son beat out an infied hit, and scored
from second On Hamiltons error. Wood
son went TO second and third on passed
balls. and after Thompson had walked
Honaker, both tailed on Captain Walk
er,s slashing single to centre.
Cardinals single run was made In the
second. Hamilton was given life by
Johnson, went TO second on an out, and
rompcd home while Woodson was watch
ing Sawrics effort to catch Morrow at
first. The fielding features were star
catches OF foul ilys by Hofi and Morrow.
play. Virginia plays George Washington
Tomorrow. The score: