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cereals company. Is in the city looking
at the progress OF the work on thai
building.
Mrs. Otto Schwatke and family re
turned today from Brighton, Colo.
where they have been visiting rela
tives for the past two weeks.
Mr.. Harry Hamker, ! brother Of
Mrs. o. H Lewis OF t1in city, and Mr..
Rummell, : friend OF Mr.. Hxmkers are
Waiting In the city from okiaboma.
The LAngheldt famiiy win leave for
~ vest tomafroN, stopping at salt
1ake m the way u. the coast fora
tiptt With fhe family q Hoh..NWsH
trsyee
safR csyds Q1nk > dA@shAef n
Mn n. G. Hpown, Who kxs
bssnslyisit3nE It the Brown r~esidspes
with her twp young children, isftsfos
their home at Denver today.
Judge Carpenter, WIN Crandail ana
Henry Haherand will leave tomorrow
morning for = camping trip Of q con
PIE Of weeks about the Boswell ranch.
Now for somef fish stories.
Willard e. Holt, editor OF the Bell
vue (Mich.) Gazette, is in the city and
Is looking up some friends here. He
and Prof. j. D. Towar are warm
friends and Mr.. Holt regrets the abb
sence from the city Of Mr.. Towar. He
was being shown about this afternoon
by Prof. McWethy of the university ag-
ricultural farm.
, 1908-08-22
INSANE ON
THE TRAIN
WOMAN TRAVELLING FROM sAcRA-
MENTo TO NEW YORK ATTEND
ED BY PHYSICIAN HERE.
Or. Stevens Summoned at Two O'Clock
This Morning, Sheriff Bower and
Deputy Lewis Being Present In
Case Of Possible Emergency
Working Longer Hours 1t Shop.

d. H. L. Stevens was called to de.
1ayed train No 10 at z o'clock this
morning to treat a lady who wa In
sane. He was able to quiet her and
sent her on her way. sheriff Bower
and Deputy Sheriff Lewis were also
present to take action Il necessary,
The tAdy boarded the train ct Sacra
MEATH. Cal, ticketed to New York, and
aid she was going to Liverpool from
there. Enc told DR.. Stevens that she
had not kllsd = hAby and had not
cgmmittea some thefts charged to her
She sessne6 to be alone, and q lady
who wa riding On the same N said
she had not Siept or eaten since lsav.
Ing Sacramento uAtil IN hour or two
before the train reached Laramie,
when she ate . few cakes and had slept
for Z few minutes. She was alone.
, 1908-08-22
GREATLY PLEASED WITH
THE OUTLOOK HERE

Rev. Frank Flagg of Decatur. Mich,
who came west with the Tallmadge-
Buntin party earlier in the week, came
down from Bosler last night and is
spending the day here. MI. Flagg was
a pleasant caller at this office, coming
at the requ st of Arba B. Moulton, edi-
tor of the Decatur Republican, who de-
sired copies of The Republican of this
city and other matter Of interest con.
corning the Laramie valley. Mr.. Flagg
himself was greatly impressed with
the valley ard bought some land while
at Bosler. He expressed both surprise
and delight at the showing.
, 1908-08-22
BIG SATURDAY, ON
new YORK BOARD
MORE THAN MILLION sHARl9
TRADED IN TWO HOURS e.
GREAT EXCITEMENT TODAY.


New York, Aug. 22.-Today't stock
market was the most exciting for
months and sales Of stockl N the tup
hours Of trading reached 1906, 900
shares. the largest Saturday business
since the Hartman pa ofhtwo
years ago.
After the nsaee.
Apparently an effort was made to
take the bear party by surprise and
force them out Of their lesEa ontstand-
ing contracts on = riaiaG market. At
the end Of the first hour the maneuver
seemed to be meeting with. success
and many shares advanced from L to
3 points.
sudden Pressure to Sell.
At the height OF this movement a
sudden selling pressure came, under
which A11tnes Of q point or more oc-
cufEx91493spw ainutes. Speculation
thsn again, and stocks
SOLD htShsr ~ second hour than
In the trst.
Early 4olns Lost.
Just before the diose heavy sales to
take eprohts wiped out earlier gains
and the market closed feverish and
unsettled.
, 1908-08-22
DOCTOR ReMEMsERs
THE MONTANA MAN.

Regarding the death Of Michael
Cairnes, mentioned in The Republican
yesterday in a clipping from a Mon
tana paper. DR.. Stevens says he re-
members him very we'll. His mother
was a sister to the wife Of Frank Null
hern, sr., and died of facial erysipelas
in October, 1887, in a house on south
Second street. She was a widow at
the time Of her death and left this boy,
Mike" then about IS or 10 years of
age, and Aggie, a girl about 16 or II.
Aggie married a conductor named
Thomas Mead and left here for Colo
RADIO about 1891. where the husband
died.
, 1908-08-22
Heavily Loaded Special.

The special to Cheyenne for Laramie
day at the Frontier celebration arr1v-
ed in the city on the return trip at l
o'clock this morning, bringing many
OF those who had gone to Cheyenne
on earlier trains. The special made
good time going and coming, in charge
of Conductor Fitzgerald and his crew
and with Engineer A. Konold at the
throttle Of engine No. 1854.
, 1908-08-22
DEATH OF A BABE
WITH PARENTS AWAY.

The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Arp
died this morning at the homeof Mr..
APPS mother, Mrs. Rushworth, sos
south First street. Mr.. and Mrs. Alp
are near Arlington, having gone GU a
fishing trip and left the babe in SEEM
ingly good health. They have been
notified and will be home by the ear
lest possible hour. They have the
sympathy of many friends. (
, 1908-08-22
PROMINENT WORKERS SELECTED
TO HAVE CHARGE OF CAM
PAIGN IN CONNECTION
WITH CHAIRMAN.
BaIIInser Of Washington, Bliss Of New
York, Crane and Hammond Of
Massachusetts and Several 9th
ers-Postmaster Genera. Meyer
and Clifford Pinchot Among Callers
Upon Candidate at Hot Springs.

New York, Aug. 22.-Chairman Hitch
cock today announced the following
advisory committee: Richard A. Bal
linger of Washington, Cornelius N.
Bliss of New York, Powell Clayton of
Arkansas, W. Murray Crane OF Mass
achusetts, William Nelson Cromwell
Of New York, John Hays Hammond of
Massachusetts, Franklin Murphy of
New Jersey, Charles P. Taft of Ohio
and Arthur L. Vorys OF Ohio. The
committee will advise as to the con-
duct OF the national campaign.
, 1908-08-22
MICHIGAN EDITOR is
VALLEY LAND OWNER.

The Republican had a very pleasant
call this afternoon from Hon. Willard
E. Holt, editor of the Bellvue (Mich.)
Gazette, from whose columns this
paper reprinted a splendid article OH
Wednesday. Mr.. Holt is here with the
misunderstanding party and while
here invested in som land here. He
succeeded in doing what the Official
photographer has heretofore failed to
do-catch Messrs Tallmadge and Bun
tin in one picture. standing by the
side of a bunch of oats Mr.. Holt has
gathered from a near by field. One OF
the gentlemen, who is six feet tall, had
to lean sideways to keep the oats from
tickling his ear. Mr.. Holt Is greatly
impressed with the possibilities Of the
Laramie valley and is enthusiastic Of
the outlook here.
, 1908-08-22
TO
BE CORRECT
REPORT OF INDUSTRIOUS CRIME
AT CAMP EMMETT CRAWFORD
NOT DESTROYED TODAY.
Some Attempts to- DIsersdlt story and
soms to AssaiI Character Of Young
Woman-Dsputy Sheriff Placed In
Charge With Orders to Get at
Bottom Of Matter. I

Little can be said to add to or take
from the story of crime from Camp
Emmett Crawford printed in The Re
publican yesterday afternoon. The de-
tails In the main are believed to be
absolutely correct. The girl was here
Sunday, according to the police, who
saw her with the young ofacer all that
day. She and her sweetheart left for
the maneuver camp Sunday evening,
between 8 and Z O'Clock, taxing pas-
sage with some soldiers In q govern
ment wagon drawn by four horpes.
They Nero sitting on the steps Of one
lot the Grand avenue churches when
the wagon passed up Grand avenue
toward the camp and climbed aboard
kthefe,p They we're not at the Kuster
kheasa whom the party started from
thA& potnt.
Police ceNNdsmH
SeQe14tte11D1 % annn1Rs4koNc>r
actSrsOf the young womaa were made
ftcdayssbut these could not be traced
10 an authoritative source. Marshal
6tgman had no doubt Of the truth Of
the report and this feeling ID shared
u.
by the members Of the police force.
who have questioned soldiers from the
maneuver camp today.
Reported Woman Was Robbed.
One report brought from the camp
day before yesterday was that an as
ssult WAS not made upon the woman,
but that she had been drunk and
robbed Of her money, = considerable
bunch. Another, report was that she
had been assaulted by only three or
four men, but the presence OF SO
many men under guard at the camp
negatives this assertion.
Deputy Sheriff Detailed.
Sheriff Bower and County Attorney
Downey wrote to Deputy Sheriff Char
lie Frazer. who lives near the camp.
to fully investigate the matter and re-
port to the sherin's office, hut at 3:15
this afternoon no report had come
from MI. Frazer. either by wire or
mail. There is no telephone connec-
ton between this city and the camp.
, 1908-08-22
SOME PRIZE WINNERS
At FRONTIER DAYS.


At FRONTIER DAYS.
The Leader this morning gives the
following as the results OF the races at
the Frontier day celebration at Chey-
enne yesterday:
Cowpony race. half mile: Wild
West. nrst; Sam, second, and Bessie.
third. Time. :56.
Indian race, half mile: Big Thur
der, nrst; Little Skunk, second, and
Little Hawk, third. Time. 1:05.
Free-forall, ~three-fourths mile: Val
encia. first; Laura F. NJ, second and
Haven Run, third. Time, so.
Cowpony relay race one and one
half miles. between three-men teams:
Won by Stemler's team, Twins team
second and Danks' team third. Time,
2:35.
Squaw race, half mile: Mrs. Two
Bears, first; Mrs. Kills and Come Back,
second. and Mrs. Frank Goings, third.
Ladies' relay: Mrs. Clayton banks,
first; Miss Lille Nicholson, second.
and Mrs. A. G. Clayton, third.
Potato fitting: Tie contest between
Irwin and Van Clifford teams.
Wild horse c Dave Holt, first.
, 1908-08-22
cvests q the Hotel.

The following guests were registered
at the Union Pacific hotel last night:
Fnis Ernest, jr, e. A. Inskeep. c. A.
vanScoy,' A. l.. Nelson. R. w. Watt,
W. A. Jameson, Denver; G. H Hunter,
Des Moines, Ia; John w. Baughman,
Plains, Kas.; F. w. Geddes, Centen-
NAL; H. F. Tallmadge, Mrs. T. C. Tall
madge, Geneva, Neb.; e. G. Doyle, st.
Louis; William Kali, Keokuk, la.
, 1908-08-22
TELEPHONE LINE
TO LARAMIE PLAINS.

Work was started this week on tho
phone line that II to connect Wheat
land with the ranches along the 81.
bylee and on the Laramie plains, says
the Wheatlani World. The line wi ]
connect at1the Two Bar ranch with the
line at that place, and will run to the
Jones ranch, thence to the shearing
pens of the Swan company on the
plains.
The line will probably be extended
to the big reservoir near McGnl with.
in a short time, which Ia only Z milea
from the shearing pens. The poles
are being set AZ rapidly as men can.do
the work, and the line should be com,
pleted within a few weeks.
, 1908-08-22
Hou.ehold Good. Arrive.

A carload Of household goods for j.
B. Boyer has arrived from Wheatland.
Mr.. Boyer bought the residence OF A.
b. sCady at the corner Of Seventh and
Sheridan streets and will be given
possession shortly, when his family
will arrive in the city and they will
make their home here. Mr.. Boyer Is
the travelling salesman for the Over
land Cereals company.
, 1908-08-22
HILL KILLS HIMSELF.
Junior Member Of Firm Gives No
Reason for Suicide.

New York. Aug. 22.-Frances E.
Hill. the Junior member OF the firm
Of Henry G. Keller & Co., Irvine and
paper dealers of this city, aged AZ
years. committed suicide today by
shooting. Members of the firm know
no reason for the deed.
, 1908-08-22
FATAL DUEL.
Tennesesans Settle Old Feud With
Pistols This Morning.

Cumberland. Tenn. Aug. 22.-George
Britton and Frank Davis, prominent
men Of this vicinity, engaged in a duel
1t tho railroad station two miles east
Of here today. Britton was shot FIVE
times, the fifth bullet killing him
Davis was wounded In the abdomen,
breast and shoulders. and is not ex-
pected to live. The duel was the re
suit OF an old feud.
, 1908-08-22
HAVING SWELL TIME
W ON EASTERN TRIP,

Postmaster Belts. Otto Gramm and
Warren Beltx 3ourneyed eastward to-
gether the other night. and the next
day. while passing through Nebraska
and seeing Thousands Of acres Of corn,
decided to dine in the dining car and
eat corn on the cob. They paid twenty
cents 81 . for the corn any now
they are dining on ham-and- at the Jtf.
ferent eating houses.
, 1908-08-22
DEATH OF A BABE
OF WHOOPtNG COUGH

Winifred R., the 9-months-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Dolby, died
at midnight of whooping cough, at the
home of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. F. Knadler, and will be buried
from the house tomorrow afternoon.
The babe had been Ill but a short
time and the parents and grandpa
rents are almost heartbroken.
, 1908-08-22
Two First Glass Men.
Entertainments Continue

Sidney. N. 8. W, Aug. 22.-Despite
the heavy downfall ~ rain that swept
the city this afternopn, the entertain
ments for the men 0f the American
battleship feet, which included . re-
gatta, ball and baseball matches, races
at Rose Hill and matinee performances
at all the th~eaters, we're carried out
as per program.
Two Ball 0ameA
A baseball team composedzPA sail-
ors from the battleship Nehr1oh de-
feated the team - Gtdney university
by 3 to Q and = tsepa rsprcscnang the
entire feet defeaxa4 he New aouth
Wales team, 8 to 4.
Reception byeAanfrs14
During the afternoon Aamird Hper-
W. saye 3 reception ahnAsa 4e nags
6klb cunnscttcst tors sshs1nhGsAf
guests.
, 1908-08-22
IaaohlMeryt 10 otarted.

~ \ pAst q the mAchsnsryatthe roll.
Ing mills viii be- started aunday. %
supply some orders Tor Manufactured
stun by the railroad company. The
mAb have sent the largest amount OF
material this week Of any week since
the rolls were shut down several
months ago. 1t is confidently believed
that rolling Of iron will be resumed
early in Septefber.
, 1908-08-22
working Longer Hours.

WVTkIH0 C0H0er HUurs'
The Union Pacific shops are now
working fifty hours a week, the men
being employed IN Saturday for the
first time in several months. They
work nine hours a day on the first five
working days Of the week and until
noon on Saturday. The sound OF the
whistle at Z o'clock this morning was
a notable event In the railroad history
of the week.
, 1908-08-22
LARAMIE, WYOMING, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 90, 1908.


New York, Aug. 1s.-Ths statement
OF the clearing house banks for the
week shows that the banks hold ~
1895 more than the requirements q
the rs Der cent rule. This b an IN.
crease. pf $5.52y,360 In the proportion
ate cash reserve Is compared with
last week.
, 1908-08-22
SAYS SHE WAS ROBBED
BY UNIFORMED SOLDIER.

A lady in this city, who was at home
alone yesterday, is said to have been
relieved Of some money by a soldier In
uniform yesterday, who demanded the
money. The lady said she knew re-
sistance was useless. She can give
but q poor description OF the man.
, 1908-08-22
Rumored capture d sultan.

Tangier. Aug. 22.-It is reported here
that the army Of Abb-E-Asic, the sui,
tan Of Morocco. has been routed by
the forces Of his brother, Mulai Hafi,
fifty miles from Morocco city, and
the sultan made prisoner. Another re-
port has It that the sultan escaped and
has taken refuge in the Frech zone.
, 1908-08-22
G. Oxman, Huntington to Odebolt, Ia,
five cars; William H. Freeman, Mon
pelier to South Omaha, two cars.
Train OF the Track.

The dining car OF train No. 5 left the
track at Ferris, one station west OF
Rawlins. yesterday afternoon, and the
engine Of No. 3, sent to the rescue of
The diner. was also derailed. The
damage was slight, delay being the
greatest harm done.
, 1908-08-22
SMALL cLoupsURsT ON
NORrA FORK ronA>

A telephone message from Centen-
NAL this afternoon says that . cloud
burnt occurred on the North Fork OF
the Little Laramie today, but ~ far
- could b. learned no damage was
dooAq5 Reports from the amdby camp
were that the residents we're not in
the Aast put ont by he storm.
, 1908-08-22
strlker. Muat vaeate.

Orders were issued from the Cana
dian Pacific Offices at Montreal yester-
day for the execution within thirty
days Of all houses owned by the com
pany and occupied by striking en-
ployes. The company owns many OF
these houses both in Montreal and at
other points where they maintain
shops.
, 1908-08-22
Bryan n. chIeaso.

Chicago. ILL.,, Aug. 22.-Bryan arrived
in Chicago today to pay q days visit
to his political friends and the cam
paign managers. He was greeted at
the station by Chairman Mack, Colonel
Wetmore Of the finance committee OF
the campaign, and a score Of party
leaders. Thousands of democrats
cheered as the party passed out Of the
station.
Held Many Conferences.
Arriving at the Auditorium, Bryan
, 1908-08-22
PRECEDENT APPROVES RECON-
MENpATioN OF SECRETARY
OF WAR CONCERNING
WEST PoINTERs.
Two First cIass Men and Six Of Third
Class to. Be Punished for HazIng.
First Class Men Being Young Roe
eel and Weaver Of iiIinols-lnter
estins entertainments for Amer
lean Sailors.

Washington. D. c.. Aug. 22.-The an
nouncement waslrnde today by Sec.
retary u War Wright that his recon-
mendation for the punishment for the
eight West Point cadets suspended
from the military academy for hazing
had been approved by President Roose-
welt.
Two First Class Men.
The order to be issued by Secretary
Wright, based upon the presidents ap-
proval, will dismiss from the academy
the two first class men under sus-
pension. ". 7. Ros4el. jr, o of
Colonel w. T. Rossel Of the engineer
corps, U. 8. A.. and Harry G. Weaver
Of Illinois, and will suspend without
pay and allowance for one year six
members Of the third GLASS.
, 1908-08-22
REAL ESTATE SALES
3REcORDED YESTERDAY

The following real estate sales were
recorded yesterday afternoon: j. T..
Jones and O. Finn Jones to Christ
Christensen. lot 8. block 1135; 81;
Charles and Minnie Larson to Clark
w. Pelton. lot S, block 234, 81; Charles
3. Carpenter to Elias N. and Matte
Erickson. lots IL and 10 block $50,
$1,100.
, 1908-08-22
Haley Shipping Cattle.

Haley Shipping Cattle.
Ora Haley has men loading cattle at
Rawlins To-Day, the total shipment IN
Guiding about seventy-ive cars. The
cattle are going to the Omaha and Kan
sas City markets.
, 1908-08-22

LARAMIE COUPLE Is
MARRIED At CAPITAL
A special dispatch from Cheyenne To-
The Republican says that HAIRY Rob-
wer and Miss Amy Howell Of this Cit
were married there this morning
, 1908-08-22

The following shipments of sheep
were at the yards here last night: T.
G. Oxman, Weiser to South OmahA,
twenty-one cars; Huley Z Saunders,
Wsiser to South Omaha, ave carr; r.
, 1908-08-22
Ea.tbound Train Late.

Train No. 10 did not arrive until 2
O'Clock this morning. having been de-
layed at points west of here.
, 1908-08-22

Why not ret all the news whom Il ID
news By reading The Republican,
, 1908-08-22
TAKEN TO NEBRASKA
TODAY EoR BURIAL,

The remains Of Mrs. Fisher were
sent to McCook. Neb. today. in charge
of Mr.. and Mrs. John H Davis and
Mrs. Ashmore. her sister, and will be
inferred in the cemetery there.
, 1908-08-22
REAL ESTATE SALES
RECORDED WITH {

The following transfers Of real es-
tate by warranty were recorded in the
county clerks office today; Union Pa.
cifc Railroad company to Aven Nelson
lot s, block z, Union Pacific fourth ad-
dition, $3.50. Ora Haley and wife to
Talimadge-Buntin Land company, forty
acres in section II. township IS. range
"a. for 81.
, 1908-08-22
FISH COMMISSIONER
GOES TO SARATOGA.

Theodore Tregoning, superintendent
of the hatcheries here and at Saratoga,
left this afternoon for the latter place
to look after the buildings damaged
by high water there a few days ago.
, 1908-08-22
PREPARING TO BUILD
MORE RESIDE

MORE RESIDENCES.
Sayer Hansen, who already owns a
number Of houses in that nefghborhool|
is planning to build not less than Eve
new residences, owning half a block
at the corner of Seventh and Univer-
sity venue.
, 1908-08-22
HALF MILLION DoLLARs IN BANK
TO HIS cREplA AND VASTLY
LARGER SUMS aEEMs
ASSURED.
says He Will Use only enough 70 Re.
coup His Private Fortune and
viii Convert Balance &c Endow.
ment OF Institute for lnvestlsa-
ton and Solutions of Problems Of
Aerial Navigation.


Frieirichshafen, Aug. 22.-Count
Zeppelin has announced that he in
tends to found an institute for the In
vestigation and solution of the prob
lem Of air navigation in the interest
OF German industry, defenses and
science.
An Endowment Fund.
The contribution made by the pub
lie, he says are now far beyond the
sum necessary to replace the destroy.
cd airshtp. and beyond the sum he in
tends to accept towards the recupera-
ton Of his private fortune, which he
spent Ii nxfship experiments, all the
surplus VIII be added to the endow-
ment Of the institute.
Halt Million Already.
The bank Of Stuttgart, which is re-
ceivine subscriptions, has 100000 to
, 1908-08-22
TAKEN 70 HOSPITAL
WITH TYPHOID FEVER,

Thomas Cleaves, who was at the
Johnson hotel yesterday under treat
ment, was taken to Mrs. rryor's hos
pital today suffering from symptoms
of typhoid fever.
, 1908-08-22
BURIED IN

BODY BURIED IN
CEMETERY FRIDAY.
The body of Patrick Mulkern. who
died at the Hunt ranch on Thursday.
Of heart failure. was inferred in the
cemetery yesterday afternoon. there
being no funeral services. Several
friends followed the remains to the
grave.
, 1908-08-22

LIBRARIAN INGHAM
TO LECTURE ON BOOKS.
Tomorrow morning, ut 10 O'Clock,
w. s. Ingham, county librarian, will
address the Baraca club Of the Baptist
Sunday school on Books" All young
men are cordially invited.
, 1908-08-22

daley RspubHcaa 50 ssats . month
, 1908-08-22

BOOKS PRESENTED TO
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Carl Huempfner has presented to the
public library a splendid set, Of Kip
ing's works. nicely bound, which have
been added to the circulating depart
ment.
, 1908-08-22
ZEPPELIN To REBUILD
HIS DISABLED A|RSH|P
Zeppelin's credit, and this is probably
I 3z50.o00 less than the amount sub.
sctAed and which will be available
later.
10 crowned upon.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 22.-Prepara
TONS for the celegration Of Count Tolls
tots e0th birthday September 9Th art
strongly disapproved by the govern
ment, and some authorities are bring
ing pressure to bear to check the cele
bration.
Vetoes University Plans.
The ministry of education has We
toed the decision of the University o.
Kazan to confer upon the count honor
airy membership. which corresponds td
honorary degrees of the American uni
versity.
, 1908-08-22
cities Going Ahead.

Governor Tamboy has sent a circular
letter to his subordinates prohibiting
the observation Of the anniversary, but
many cities are participating officially
in the preparations for the celebra-
ton.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-05-27
BASE BALL.

last Wednesday, at Danvilic, the Cen
trail University team defeated the
Georgetown College nine in the most
exciting game that has been played
this season. Eleven innings were play
ed, the score standing to in favor Of
Central University team. Ewing Suits,
the twirler for the winning team, struck
out t~7elve men and allowed but three
hits.
In the second game played at this
place, last Monday afternoon, the Lind
sey-Wilson club defeated the Liberty
nine by a score, IA to A. In justice to
the Liberty boys we will state that
they did not come to Columbia ,especi-
ally to play ball. They were here to
attend the commencement exercises in
the Lindsey Wilson, bringing their bats
and uniform in order to take a little
exercise while here. The club is COM
posed of an elegant set Of young men
and their gentlemanly conduct here
made them many friends.