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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
HOUND CITY
August 2, 1908.

Mrs VIM. Martin. Sr, aud nephew
Joe Thorpe are contemplating an eX
tepsivc tour through Canada and eE-
pect to leave next week.
O l.. Bartlett took a crowd of gen.
tlemen friends by his launch Frida T
to Turner's Lake Ky. where they
spent the day fishing The party was
composed of Messrs. Geo. Eichhorn,
II c. Parker, Q, A. McCracken, w. A.
Dougherty W. W, Hough c, a. Ora t
and John Welson.
Miss Sallie Fclts who resides witt
her neice Mrs. !. f. ConnelI left Sa
urday for a two months visit with
relatives at Marion,
Miss May Palmer left Saturday t.
spend about two weeks with an aunt
at Dahlgren, III.
Geo. T.. Martin went to St. Louis
Saturday where he will spend few
days transacting business
Mrs. J. l., McCrne is entertaining
her neice, Miss LYDIA Lohr of Gutf.
RE. Okla this week
MI NIduue rue Ittui Hcu W az
home at Metropolis after sperlng a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. w. T
Kennedy here
Mrs viii Kraper and two little son
of Grnnell, H.. are the guests of her
sister Mrs. w. B. Burkhead.
Misses Ida and frankie Browner Ct
Wills Ridge spent Saturday with Mrs
t. sullivan and family
Nj and Mrs J r, Mcclure and
Mrs Koehlcr aud little daughters, all
of Cairo. and Mrs. Warder Harris OF
Mounds are the guests of Mr.. and
Mr. A. rovCrc on Fourth street.
Miss Murie Robertson of Gale Is
spending a few DAYS with her aunt
Mrs. 7. sullivan and family.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03

AUGUST 1, 1908.

August u 1910
Mr.. Robert Goldsmith and Mr., Nor
man Halliday of Cairo, We're Vienna
visitors Thursday evening,
H. Parish of Harrisburg, spent
Thursday night in Vienna.
Miss Olive Craig returned Friday to
her home in Cape Girardeau after a
two weeks visit with Miss Gene
Miller Beal
Mrs Wander Pluym and daughter,
Fay, are visiting relatives in Harris
burg.
Mr.. Herman Frizzell has gone to
Tunnel Hill to spend some time with
his aunt Mrs. Dr. Fern.
Herman Wright, of Ingleside, Neb.,
and his brother Clyde, of Lincoln,
N'eb., who have been visiting their
parents at West Vienna and their
uncle, f. r. Woelef in Vienna, lef.
Friday evening for their homes.
Prof Nat Boomer. of Buncombe,
was visiting his many friends hers
this week. He at one time was a
teacher in the Vienna high school.
Miss Crettie Turley and Mr.. NJ. V.
Ferguson were married at the Free
Baptist church on Wednesday even
inP by Mrs Julia Humphreys. pastor
of that church.
Mr. and Mrs, VIM Moore and
daughter, Mrs Frank Thomas and
husband entertained a number Ct
their friends on Wednesday evening
An elegant dinner was served by the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03

as though Jackson had it on them.
The Southern Michigan League IS
having one fine race Saginaw IS
leading with a percentage under 500
and Bay City is last with over 400.
Buffalo and Baltimore will have to
work overtime if they succeed in hold
ing Providence in check. The GrayS
look mighty strong for Eastern
League honOrs.
zee The San Francisco and Oakland
teams in the California State League
are outclassed. San Francisco won
but out of 3 games played and Oak
land out of 3S.
The South Atlantic League never
has had such one sided pennant race
as this year. Jacksonville is leading
POO points ahead of Savannah which
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
Triekinu a Jeweler.

A fashiOnably dressed woman once
aigated from brougham in west
ondon. and stepped into a hsirdres-
scrs shop she informed the barber
that she bad son who was of un-
sound mind. and that the doctor had
ordered his head to be shaved.
Her son. she sad. was violent, and
she instructed the barber 10 get a
couple Of assistants and seize him
when he was brought around. to tie
him in a chair and shave his head IN
spite II anything he might say. This
rarber did not relish the job. but an
advance fee OF a guinea tempted him
and he fell
Then the lady drove to the Jew
eler's. bought some expensive rings
and iewelry. and expressed surprise
at having left her purse at home She
offered 10 drive the ieweler home with
her. together with the jewels and pay
him at her residence.
On arriving once more AZ the bar
ber's the two a.ghted and the un-
fortunate leweler, at sign from the
la,lv. was seized and bound To 4
chair. and in spite Of his angry sslis
ard approximations his head vas shaS-
Cd Neanvhile the lady drove -
7ffh three hundred pcunes e'orts =
gems and was never heard Ct AKA =
london PAPER
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
RELIEF OF LUCKNOW.
Romantic incident as Related by N.
dc 6annevoi, French Physician.

Romantic Incident as Related by ".
dc 6annevoi, a French Physician.
The following romantic ineifaat
connected with the relief of LucknfY.
as related by NJ. de- Bannesoi
French physician, who was In lnaa
at The time, is well worth reading
"On every side death stared US in
the face; no human skill could avert
II any longer We resolved rather 70
die than yield, and were tnlly per-
suaded that in twouty-folr hours ~
would be over
Il had gone out to try and make
myself useful, in company With y"
sic Brown, wife of a corporal In ~
husbands regiment Poor Jessie tad
been in state of restless excitement
nil through the siege. and faIira away
visibly
AT last. oyercc me with fatigue. she
lay down on the ground, wrapped up
in her plaid | myself could no lon
ger resist the inclination to sleep In
spite of the continual roar Oh the cam
non.
Suddenly | was aroused by a wild
unearthly scream; my companion
stood upright her arms raised and
her head bent forward. A look Of IN
tense delight broke over her connte-
nance; she grasped my hand. drew
me toward her and explained:
Dinna We hear it.? Dinna We hear
It? Ay, I'm no dreamiu', its the slo-
gan O the Highlanders. We're saw
cd we're sayedr"
| ITO describe the effect of these
| words upon the soldiers would be i'm
pos iblc. For moment they ceased
! firing, and every soul listened with
| intcr5c anxiety. Gradually however.
muImur If bitter disappointment
! t,st cvt or the colonel shook hia
head Our dull Lowland ears head
! ncti.ag brt the rattle Of the mnske-
Try.
II fcv moments more OF this death
| like suspense and Jessie cried In a
voice % cleal a. piercing That IT was
/ heard along the whole line:
Win ye no believe il noo2 The
slogan has ceased indeed. bat the
| Campbells are comm, Dye hear,
We hcar?'"
"A; that moment the pDroch Of ths
+ ghlanders brought us tidlngs OF de-
! lIverance The shrill. penetrating.
ceaseless sound could come neither
from the advance Of the enemy nor
from the work of the Sappers.
No. it was indeed the blast OF the
Scottish baepipes, now shriii and then
| harsh. as if threatening vengeance on
thief oc. then In softer tones seeming
to promise succor to their friends in
need
Never surely was there such
scene as that which followed Not
heart in the residency OF Lucknow
hit bowed Itself before God. All, by
one simultaneous impulse fell upon
their knees, and nothing was heard
but bursting sobs and the murmufed
voices Of prayer -Tit-Bits.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
WESTERN LEAGUE.
At Omaha.
At Des Moine.
SPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
Monday.

Monday.
OpeBing of joint meeting of Grand
Circuit and Great Western Circuit az
Kalamazoo.
Opening of annual tournament OF
Iowa TENS association at Des Moiues
Opening of Michigan State tennis
championship tournament at Detroit.
Philadelphia cricketers VS.. Gentle
mel of ireland at Dublin.
Tuesday.
Opening of Northwestern tennis
championship tournament at Mime
tonka, MINI.
Wednesday
Opening OF annual horse show at
Harrisburg. Va.
Thursday.
Opening of annual horse show at
Bay Shore, n. Y.
Friday,
Philadelphia cTicketers vs.. North
Iern Counties Union at Belfast
Fist day of the Royal Canadian
Henley at St. GATHERINGS. Ontario
Saturday.
Second day of ROYAL Canadian
Henley at ST. GATHERINGS, Ontario
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03

liam Davis, the victim of Shaw. the
negro who was lyuched Wednesday
night died tonight The death of A.
n. Knowles brings the total dead up
to four Knowles, it is said was enc
Of the attacking party on the jail, and
one Of the first to be shot down by
The deputies, the fire from Win
chcstcrs wounding him rs well as
manly others.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
STOLE TAFT BUTTONS.

Evansville, Ind. Aug 2-Burglars
last night entered the drug store of
Dr. George W Tepc, Of this city, and
stole several thousand campaign but
ten, bearing the likeness of Judge W.
H. TAFT. Nothing else was taken.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
MINOR LEAGUES.

Artie ODea's Brandon team is in
the front Of the race in the Northern
League. with Winnipeg in second
place.
Worcester and Lawrence are having
il min and tuck for first place in the
New England league
The Vicksburg team is making a
game fight for the Cotton state
League pennant but it begins to look
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03

team IS 100 points ahead of Columbia.
The race in the Northwest League
has been big surprise this season.
Seattle, always a contender for the
flag in past years, is failing the bunch,
while Vancouver, considered an out
slider is going forward rapidly.
Extra inning games must come IN
lunches. A sixteen inning game in
st. Louis. the same In New York, a
seventeen inning affair at Albany y
innings at Montreal 10 innings at To
ronto and ten innings at Rochester,
all comprised in the record tor one
day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03

guest of Mrs Minnie Dryer and chill
dren.
Mrs. A. X. Vickers and daughter,
Louisa, returned Saturday to Their
home in East st. Louis after a pleas
ant visit with their many Old home
friends in Vienna.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03

Every gem knJNn to tile lapidsr7
mas been found in the United States
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03

The great secret about s.Ening Is
not Iosing
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03

Mark Twain in MS lifetime hes
earned s70O.O00.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
At Cedar Rapids.

Cedar Rapids. Aug. 2.-Radabaugh,
who goes to Atlanta. held the visitors
helpless today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03

A poor excuse Is better thar ccna-
.ng home early. -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
At Dubuque.

Dubuque, Aug. 2.-Miller's single
and Vandines double won for the To-
Gals i'm the thirteenth inning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
THREE / LEAGUE.
AZ Enck Island.
At Clinton.

Clinton. Aug 2-Isaacs, the Clinton
recruit. held Springfield to one hit.
shutting out the visitors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
At St. Louis.

batteries Howell and
Spencer; Plank, Dygert and Schreck
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Detroit.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IOHONdH dH'
Schmidt: Cicotte and Criger.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
NEGRO'S VICTIM DIES.

Pensacola, Fla, Aug, Mrs. Lii
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03

Score
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-03
Eve Witnesses Relate
TerrOrs Of Tragedy
Crowds 90 Mad With Fright,
TrampIing Women and Chill
dren in Their Panic
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

LONDON, Feb. 2.-Lisbon special
dispatches to the Times give various
versions of the tragedy. An eye wit
ness writes as follows:
THE first shot pierced his majesty's
throat. After the king fell Prince Luiz,
who had already been mortally
wounded, fell into the arms of his
younger brother, who himself had been
struck by a bullet in the arm. Indeed,
so near was the shot fired that it
singed his uniform. AS it was, his life
probably was saved by his mothers
quick action.
"A bearded man next pointed his rifle
at the queen, but as he took aim an
adjutant thrust his sword at the assas-
sin, wounding him. without a mo-
ment's hesitation the man. feeling him
self disabled, dropped his rifle and,
drawing revolver, blew out his own
brains
Another account says:
After the assassination the crowd
went absolutely crazy with fright.
Numbers Of women and children were
trampled under foot and some were
seriously injured.
"One officer who had been walking by
the carriage shot one of the assassins.
The police drew their revolvers and
fred more or less at randonl, killing
another assassin
Directly the fusiIlade began the
king stood up in the carriage and
turned as though to see what was GO
ing on. He was struck down at once.
falling across the KNEES of the queen. .
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-03
BANK ACCUSES
FNPLOYF WITH
THEFT OF $1,000
Trusted Clerk of the Metropolis
Alleged to Have Stuffed
PayrOIIs
Had Been Given Charge of Time
of WOrkmen Constructing
New Building
Found to Have S2,l00 on De-
pOsit in Other Banks and
Is Ordered to Repay

Accused OF padding the payrolls
and robbing his employers of $4,000
Robert McEltowney, 20 years of age,
4 trusted employe of the Metropolis
bank who comes from one of the
most reputable families in Chicago,
mas been ordered to make good the
alleged defslcstion. Whether prose-
cution will follow has not been deter
mined, but as McEltowney has Sz,loo
deposited in three different banks in
the city it is believed the alleged theft
may be settled without the adoption
of legal measures.
The accusation against McEltowney
came as distinct surprise. Since he
became an employe OF the bank six
months ago he secured the confidence
of his employers to such an extent that
he was put in charge OF the payroll
OF the employees working on the Ne
tropolis building. His family connec-
tons are OF the very best. his conduct
was irreproachable and he was known
as a steady, hard working and am
bilious young man.
AIcF .owney entered the employ OF
the Metropolis bank as a junior clerk
and performed his duties so satisfac-
torilv and led such an exemplary life
that when new time keeper was
needed for the Metropolis bank build
ing he was given that important posi-
ton. He took up his new duties two
months ago and the bank officials be-
iieve that the alleged padding Of the
payroIls OF which McEltowney is ac-
cused began almost Immediately there
after
Last Sunday the suspicion OF the off,
cials was aroused ana an investigation.
they declare, disclosed a shortage OF
ss.so0 Though the new building is
being erected by the Thompson-Sterrett
construction company the job is being
done on a commission basis and all
money is paid through the bank. It
was owing to this order OF affairs that
an employe OF the bank was intrusted
with the payrolls-
The officials OF the bank are mysti-
fed over the alleged discovery. Nc
Eitowney was not in particular need Of
money. His salary was more than
ample 10 inset the simple life he led.
The large deposits in the several banks
for one so young is thought TO be the
solution % the problem. and the bank
oncials believe that the whole affair
of which McEitowney stands accused
was actuated By an unusual love OF
money for moneys sake
NcEltownsy was bonded by the
United States fdeiity and security com-
paay He has relatives at San Mateo.
His mother lives IN Chicago. His de-
posits in the local banks were in sums
OF $500, $500 and $500.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-03
TURKEY WOULD HAVE
ENVOY At VATICAN
PapaI and Ottoman Officials
Negotiate on Interchange
of Diplomats

ROME. Feb. 2.-It Is reported that
negotiations are in progress with a
view 70 having a Turkish diplomatic
agency accredited to the vatican to
deal directly with the papal oficiaIs
regarding the protection OF Catholics
in Turkey. thus avoiding, if this pre-
rogstive is removed from France. it's
assumption by any other power.
It is asserted that IL an ottoman
agent is accredited to the vatican the
apostolic delegate at Copenhagen Will
be raised to a nuncio, and that Mon
signor Aversa. the papal envoy extra
ordinary TO Copenhagen. will be given
the Office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-03
Angry Troops Fire on
Francois House
Repulsed by Soldiers, Who Stay
Several i'm Street and
Wound Others
SPECIAL DrsPArcH 10 THE CALL


LONDON. Feb. CMonday. a. nj
"A terrible panic broke out in Lisbon
at II O'Clock Saturday night" telegraphs
the Madrid correspondent OF the Daily
Telegraph, when several shots were
heard IN different streets.
The shots came from a number OF
armed groups who had made an attack
upon the house OF Senior Joao Franco.
but were repuIsed by soldiers. Sew
eral were killed ard others were
wounded in the street firms. The
house and the immediate neighborhood
was thereafter surrounded BY soldiers.
police and municipal guards-~
The Times Lisbon correspondent. in
mail dispatch dated Friday. tells OF q
disturbance IN that city on the previous
Night in which two policemen were
shot The Times correspondent says:
Several persons tell me that what
took place was p-econcsrted- am
tcld that Portuguese securities have
been sold In large quantities and that
English gold has been bought.
Many strange stories are current
One o. these Is to the effect that two
regiments had arranged 70 seize the
king and snip hin or January 81. bat
that this plot was discovered In time
Hitherto have been inclined 60 at
tach but little Importance to the ru-
mors OF plots and conspiraciss. oue
last nights disturbance seems to polns
TO the possibility OF serious trouble
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-03
King Carlos and Prince Slain While Hur1ing to Gain
Safety Of Royal Palace in Capital

LISBON industruy
the victims
had warned
would a the Vicosaf
For Lisbon had Popular wrath had reached
and his family the ministers bes0ught Carlos But
though redes
a a
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-03

TIFLGS. Trans-caucasis. Feb e.
Tranic has been opened over the Julia
railway. connecting Russia and Persia
This line cIinches sRussia's hold on the
north Persian provinces and viii facili-
tate military invasion in Urmahia,
where recently there has been trouble
eliminating in b1oodshed, following the
occupation OF Persian territory by
Tarkish troops
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-03
FIRE CAUSES HEAVY loss

BUcKHANNoN, w. Va. Feb. a..
Fire which started in the Morrison
hotel here early today destroyed the
postofice, four other buildings and one
residenos. LOSS. s1no-nnn
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-03
EDITORIAL

ELI i " ON1AL
Assassination and revolution.
Grossly unjust Insurance rates.
An unnatrioffc ooncsition.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-03
COAST
EASTERN

Roosevelt In late message gives list Of news
papers be believes friendly 10 or are hired
by corporations Page 3
Secretary OF Interior Garfield. In report, de-
clares war on land grabbers and recommends
leasing Of public coal deposits as surest way to
prevent monopoly Page Z
Thsw declares to attendant at asylum he will
be free within week Page :
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-03
BOY KING TAKES THRONE
MADE VACANT BY BULLETS

LISBON Feb. IA boy kins. who
hsncsforth VIII be known as Manuel
II. Is the ruler OF the inxdom az Ps~~
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-03
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE KEARNY SO
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1908
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

YESTERDAY-Partly cloudy; southwest wind;
maximum temperature, SO; minimum a.
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-showers light
southwest wind. Page 8
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Assassination Part Of Plot to Overthrow Kingdom and Form Republic
Cavalry Sergeant Leader the Band That Took Lives Poras Sovereign and His Son


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Evening journal., 1908-05-14

BEAUTS TAKE ONE
FROM PEACHES
Altoona Defeated Wilmington
by Close Score in Hard
Fought Game

ALTOONA. May 14-In a game mark
ed by good fielding and free hitting
Altoona defeated Wilmington after a
hard struggle. to 3. Root was hit
freely, but superb support helped him
out Of many tight places. Deininger's
perfect throws to third and home
plate stopped two runs and probably
prevented n different result.
Pendry walked in the first inning
and scored on Farrelvs safety and
owens error of Keller's infield tap
Keller was hit bv a pitched ball in the
third and scored on Wards two-base
drive to right field. Ward singled in
the fifth and scored on Bannon's long
drive over middle field fence after two
men were out. McCafferty was rescued
by Peterson at this stage and Altoona
scored no further.
Mcfarland was the batting fiend for
Wilmington. After Grady singled in
the second Mcfarland drove him home
with a double. and in the eighth in
ming "ChAppie's" three-base clout to
the club house counted Hartley and
Grady after the latter had singled.
Altoona easily distanced Wilmington
on the bases.
The score.
Evening journal., 1908-05-14
EASY PICKTNGS
FOR THE CHICKS
Arthur Irwin'S Senator's Got
All That Was Coming to
Them Yesterday
DEFEATED BY 10 to | SCORE

Walters Chickens and Irwin's Sena.
tors lined up at Riverview Park YES
terday for the first time this season
and when the smoke of bat-
tie had cleared away and
II was all over, Washington awoke to
the fact that it was down and out on
a ten to one shot.
Wilmington had its hitting costume
on yesterday, with the result that the
Chicks were credited with eleven
safe ones, while the best the Irwin ag-
lgregation could do was six. The on
posing pitchers were Topham for the
locals, and young man, Murray who
IAN enthusiastic Washington "rooter'
dubbed now you got 'em Murray" In
fact, Murray did have 'em, but 1t was
at that stage of the game that VIII
mington began to work.
Topham was touched for three safe
ties in the first inning, the result of
which was that the Senators scored
one run. That, however, was the be-
ginning and ending of its scoring.
Wilmington scored its first two runs
in the fourth inning, drew an egg IN
the fifth, marked up one in the sixth,
five in the seventh, and two more in
the eighth. 1t wasn't necessary to
run out the string.
Washington scored its lonely one in
the first on three hits. which worked
Gilbert over the plate. He hit for two,
got third on Burke's single, and came
home on Shaunnessey's hit for one
bag. The score:
Evening journal., 1908-05-14
W. B. AUSTIN WAS
AFTER ROBERT MAC

Among those who attended the
spring combination speed sale at the
Bulls Head Bazaar, Philadelphia yes
terday was William B. Austin of this
city.
Robert Mac, 2.0S IA. trial 2.07, with
a matinee record of 2.11 over half
mile track, the star of the sale, sold
for $500 the highest price Of the day
George W. Webb. acting as agent for
a Boston (Mass.) speedway driver, was
the purchaser. The bidding on Rob
ert Mac was spirited. T.. B. Allen, of
Pennington, N. j.. started the bidding
at $1,000. William B. Austin, of VIII
mington. Del, bid s11OO, and WEBB
$1,000. Allen came back with $1,000.
Thomas White got into the game at
1880; Austin raised 10 S1450, and Allen
added another $25, and Webb went to
$500 and secured the trotter.
Belkis c.. a bay trotting mare was
purchased by w. Grove of Delaware
City.
Evening journal., 1908-05-14
READY FOR BENEFIT
BASEBALL GAME

ARRANGEMENTS have been completed for
the game Of ball to be played at South
Side Park on Saturday afternoon between
the wilmington Professionals and the
keystone teams for the benefit of Willie
Lewis, who is in need Of an artificial leg
The game will be called at o'clock
and John Mcmahon will be the umpire
A large number of tickets have been sold
and the management Of the park has do
mated the use of the grounds free The
lineup of the teams will be as follows:
Keystone-Algard, third base; Bradford
left field; Bradheld, shortstop; Rose, sec
ond base; Nessick. centre field; Hail. first
base; Flood, catcher; Williams, right field;
Duncan, pitcher.
wilmington Professionals-White, short
stop; Echrich. left field; Rolph, first base;
c. Stab. centreheld; Thomas. catcher; Ar
tis, third base; Greenwood, second base'
]. staib, right field; Collins. pitcher.