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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-28
Electric Company Takes
Steps to Prevent Con-
tinuance of Boycott.
Original Restraining Order
Continued in Force as
Temporary l n j u n C t i o n
Pending Further Orders of
United States Court.

The question of an injunction re,
straining the former employees of the
Pensacola Electric Company, their
aiders and abettOrS., from in anyway
interfering with the operat on of the
cars or plant of the complainant, Was
decided by |. S. Judge ShePpord yes
teTday, when argument upon the re
straining order recently granted was
heard and a temporary injunction
granted covering practically every
point set forth in the original order
In fact, the order as originally issued
still stands, the ony changes being il
para graphs L and of the specifica
tiOns which, as amended, now read as
follows
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-28
ROOSEVELT TOUCHES
ON LABOR QUESTION
THE DEAD WILL NOT
EXCEED $50 PERSONS
1870 . &c ><~<%~~>
FIRED UPON FROM AMBUSH
ONE KILLED, TWO WOUNDED
IN TRAGEDY NEAR "APALACH.
Special to The Journal.


Apaachicola. Florida. Russell,
and and
Liberty Apaachicoa
on the Apala n
killed his
and
Shelly painfully
have of J..
white Craddock.
j. p Marchant recently declared bankrupt and the
the
proceedings league cashier Apalachcola
shooting yeabie e..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-28
Thomas Kelly and Leo.
Davenport Taken Into
Custody Yesterday.
KELLY CHARGED
WITH SHOOTING
Alleged That Davenport
Was Present and Aided in
AttaCk---Men Pointed Out
to Officers by Motorman.
Alleged Violation of Fed
eral Injunction.

The first arrests in connection with
the shooting of Conductor Hoffman
last Tuesday while he was on "A Park
line car, were made Yesterday after
noon, when J. T. Kelley and Leo.
Davenport, former employees of the
Pensacola Electric Co. were taken
into custody. Kelley was arrested in
the court room al the police station
by Marshal Sanders, while Davenport
was arrested short time before on
PalafOx street by Sheriff Van Pelt.
Both men were pointed ont To the
officers by r. T Burns. one of the
imported men. who was motOTman
on the car which was attacked at the
time the conductor was shot.
Looked For Men.
Burns informed Sheriff Van Pelt
in the afternoon that he could identi-
the attacking party of last Tuesday
and requested the sheriff 10 accom-
pany him to the recorders court
room, where large number of per-
sons had assembled TO witness the
trial of Chas. Burr and other parties.
This the sheriff did and the two were
passing down PalafOX when Burns
saw young Davenport standing in
front of DimitTy Bros. store and
being one of the men. Daven.
port was arrested by the sheriff and
he was taken before Judge Nicholson.
Burns then proceeded TO the record.
er's court room. where he pointed
out Kelley TO Marshal Sanders, the
! latter arresting him.
The Charges.
Burns then went before Judge Bel
| linger and made affidavit against the
! two men. In this Davenport j.
! charged with being present ar the
/ time of the assault and aiding and
| abetting Kelley is charged with
/ shooting Conductor Hoffman with in
| tent TO kill. The Bond OF Davenport
/ was fixed at 5000 and that OF Kelley
! at $1,000. Both furnished bond in a
( short time.
! Owing to the fact that Davenport is
| related to Judge Nicholson the latter
suggested to the sheriff that it would
| be more proper for the charge to be
| made before another judge. and for
7 this reason the sheriff carried Dayen-
| port before Judge Bellinger. The
/ date of the preliminary hearing has
| not yet been fixed.
| Commons Talks.
Ben Commons speaking to a jour
| nal reporter last night. had the fol-
! lowing 10 say regarding the arrest
! of the two men.
! Il feel certain that both Davenport
! and Kelley can establish their innO-
! cence Of in any way being connected
, with the shooting Of last week. We
! do not wish the public for a moment
10 think that OUT men were connect
| ed with the AFFAIR and when the trial
I comes the men will be able to prove
before any court or jury their limo
cence.'
Alleged Violator.
! The first man 10 be arrested
charged with violating the injunction
! issued by the United States court
| was Joe Connolly. colOTed- II is al
| legged that last night at 40 o'clock
| Connolly was standing near the union
| depot when car passed and he
! called Motorman J. Carney a "scab.'
| The mOtOrman immediately caused
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-28
DID FIRE
A GUN On DAY
Of STREETF|CHT.
Leader of Strike Breakers
Fined by Recorder for
Discharging Gun.

Evidence Heard Substanti-
ated Charge Preferred and
Burr Was Fined $40 and
Costs--Also Sixteen Other,
Union and Non-Union
Cases Were Mol Pressed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-28
Commons Talks.
Alleged Violator.

The first man 10 be arrested
charged with violating the Injunction
issued by the United States court
was Joe Connolly. colOred- II is al
legged that last night at 40 o'clock
Connolly was standing near the union
depot when a car passed and he
called MOtOrman J. Carney a "scab.
The mOtOrman Immediately caused
his arrest by one OF the police ON
GERS The negro spent last night in
The city Jail and Will be turned over
to the federal authorities today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-28
Fight to Finish.

The intention Of the Pensacola
Electric Company 70 fight the matter
TO a finish was Enthusiastically voiced
by Mr.. Blount in the course of his
remarks when he said.
We desire 10 give notice that.
whenever an act o. violence comes 70
our notice, We are going 10 prosecute
vigorously. and We want every man
to understand the Injunction thorough
ly."
No date was set for further hearing.
but argument on demurrer TO furth-
or mjunetiye process WI probably
be heard by Judge Sheppard some
time today or tomorrow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-28
Further Injunction.

After the text of the restraining
order had been agreed upon Mr..
BlOunt arose and stated that he de
sired to make aspiration for q fur
ther order for the purpose of proven
lion OF these defendants boycottinG
the railroad company or the Escambia
Light and Power Co, and an order
10 prevent them from inducing the
public. or any person or firm from in
dulg ng in boycott Of hat kind, and
ask leave TO introduce evidence upon
that subject.
Objection was Immediately raised
by counsel for defendants and after
some argument, IL was agreed that
the legal points Of the question should
be heard and disposed of 1y Judge
Sheppard. the matter afterwards com
ing up for final disposition when ar
Suments for and against permanent
Injunction viii be heard
All Witnesses in the case We're dis
missed indefinitely and Il i not be
Iieved they will he recalled. the mat
Ter being disposed OF upon questions
of law only.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-28
The Modification.

I. From in any manner hereinaf-
ter specified, or in any place, inter
fering with. hindering, obstructins, OIL
delaying any of the business OF the
Pensacola Electric Company, or its
agents, and servants, or employees, in
the discharge of their duties as such
in the operation of its railway"
-. From sending and causing &c
be delivered TO, or attempting to send
or cause to be delivered to, any of the
employees of the said Pensacola Elec
trio Company any verbal or written
message threatening violence, coer
sion or Intimidation, for the purpose
of accomplishing. or attempting tC
aecG lnplish by like ueans; any Of tbs
purposes aforesaid.
Those portions of the above sec
tions printed in black face type indi
cate words inserted, and with these
exceptions the injunction is un
changed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-28
Called at 10 a. m.

The case was called promptly at
ten O'cOck. Hon w A BlOunt appear
ing for the Pensacola Electric Com
pany and Messrs. Jones and Pasco
for the defendants c. Moreno Jones
made the opening address, stating,
briefly. that IT was not the intention
or desire of his clients TO oppose the
granting of a temporary injunction at
that time: he thought, however, that
some of the provisions of the original
order were entirely too broad, in that
the prohibition extended 10 actual
legal rights OF citizens which, he con
tended, the court had no right 10 en-
join Mr.. Jones made no objection
to the enjOining of acts of violence.
combining his remarks almost wholly
TO the question of legal rights of de-
PENDANTS.
Hon. W. a. BOunt. on behalf of the
/ Pensacola Electric Company, contend
ed that a temporary injunction should
issue, the original restraining order
being the basis thereof but. after con
siderable argument with MesSrs. Jones
and PaScO over the question of who
constituted ''aiders and abettOrs. and
several other minor points. the con
testing attorneys agreed 10 the
changes noted above. and a temporary
Injunction upon the lines agreed upon
was ordered nv the cOurt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-28

To reach all OF the Deo-
pie, use both the DAILY |
and the WEEKLY JOUR- /
NAL.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04
JAP NAVY THIRD LARGEST.
In 1911 Oriental Nation Expects to be
Real Power.


Berlin, Aug. 9,-The Japanese navy
will take third place in the naves of
the world in 1911 according to the tab
ulation made by the German Navy
league IN It's August leanet, which con-
tains information on various naval
subjects prepared by specialists and Of
ten derived from official sources. The
article says.
Notwithstanding the assertions of
Japan's bad financial position, the So
called program of 1907 appears to pro-
vide for considerably more new con-
struction than has been reported, From
a usually well-nformed quarter 1t Is
affirmed that Japan, besides building
the three battloships Aki, "A" and
"B," and the four armored cruisers
Kurama, Ibulki e." and IF" has APP
propriated money for four additional
battleships each Of 2O,S0) tons, and for
five armored cruisers each of 1850
tons, Through these Increases Japan
will push forward in 1910-19l1 to third
place in the worlds navies, Japan's po-
sition with great ships now being.
Ready-Fourteen battleships, with a
total tonnage Of 191, 400, and twelve
large cruisers with tonnage Of $4,000;
building three battleships, with total
tonnage Of 60,S00 and four cruisers
with a tonnage Of $4,000, to which
much be added those vessels embraced
+.
battleships, with total tonnage of SO,
200, and five cruisers with a tonnage
of %. 800
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04
BRYAN's SPEECH SHORT.
$500 Words Of Acceptance, but After
II VIII Come the Deluge.

Fairview, Lincoln, Neb,, Aug. 3.-The
speech of acceptance of William j..
Bryan will be short. Mr.. Bryan today
said that by actual count 1t contained
$500 words. The issues of the campaign
will be discussed, but not at great
length Mr.. Bryans views being re-
served for more elaborate treatment In
the several speeches he intends to
make.
1t was not expected that any import-
ant visitors would come out to Fair
view today, and Mr.. Bryan busted him
self with vast accumulation Of mall.
Almost every communication addressed
to him from different parts Of the
country brings encouragement on the
political outlook, Especially gratifying
to Mr.. Bryan are the advices. from
democratic newspapers reporting stead
lily growing contributions to the cam
paign fund
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04
SHAMROCK BEATEN At COWES
Brynhild Winner In Yesterdays Re.
gatta-Britomart's Challenge Cup.

Cowes. Aug. 3.--Shamrock was
beaten to-day by Brynhild in the
Cowes regatta. the concluding event of
the social season. which was opened
to-day under the most favorable aus
pices. There was brilliant sunshine
and a light breeze over the ripping
waters OF the Solent, giving promise OF
good racing weather
The anchorage off the town was
crowded with yachts representing all
nations, among them being the king q
new cruiser Alexandra. with members
of the royal family aboard; Emperor
Williams racing schooner Meteor, the
Prince of Wales Corisande, Morton +.
Plants Iolanda, flying the Stars and
Stripes. on which distinguished party
was entertained and host Of other
vessels of every size and description.
Besides the social features Of the re-
gatta, there were to be several races
in which interest is keen. particularly
that for the twenty three-metres class,
In which Sir Thomas hpton's Sham
rock, Myles h. kennedy's White
Heather. Sir James Pender's Rrynhild,
and Robert Young's Nyria, composing
the best quartet of first-class racing
cutters seen In many years, were en-
tered.
Brynhild beat Shamrock in her class
la | Britomart won the international
challenge cup in hours. A minutes
and 46 seconds, with Shimna second
and Masona third. Manlska dropped
out Of the race.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04
TO HONOR AMERICAN ATHLETES
Parade and Celebration In New York
for the Stadium Winners.

New York. Aug 3,-Plans for the cell
ebratlon of the American victory at the
London Olympic games were completed
today by the committee on plans and
scope that has IN charge the reception
TO tho returning athletes, NJ the Office
Of Commissioner Of Public Works
Cloughan, who is member of the
COMMITTEES. The committee decided
that on Saturday, August %, beginning
at 10 o'clock in the morning, as great
a welcome as could be planned would
take place. BY that day all of the
athletes who represented this country
will have returned. and all will be in
cluded In the general celebration.
a parade will form somewhere near
Madison Square. probably ut the Six
ty-ninlh Regiment armory at 10 o'clock
and the line OF march Will be to Broad
way and Twenty-thlrd street. to Fifth
avenue. TO Fourth street, to Broadway
to city Hall, where a public reception
will be held. Special medals and di-
plomas Will be awarded. and Acting
Mayor MCGOWAN will be asked TO make
the presentation.
a reception committe Of 500 will be
formed with President Roosevelt as It's
honorary chairman. The President and
the governor will be requested TO as
sign regiments Of the regular army and
Of the National Guard TO attend the
ceremonies
At the ceremonies on the steps OF
! the city hall there will be preecnted
4 to each athlete some suitable testl.
monlal, such as a gold medal and three
special prizes will he awarded. John J
4 Hayes, winner Of the Marathon race
will receive special silver cup Car.
/ pcnter, who was disqualified In the 400.
fmetres run, will get consolation cup
and Robbins, who finished second ir
that event, will also receive a consola.
ton cup.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04
POPULAR EXCURSIONS.

The personally conducted tours for
the near future arranged by the Recre-
alton Tourist Co are Block Island
Saturday, Aug, sth, three days trip
sll.0O; Saratoga Springs Monday, Aug
10th, four days trip, $1,000, Atlantic
City Monday, Aug 10th, five days trip
$4,000; Tuesday, Aug 18th, Thousand
Islands, i've days trip, $500; Royal
Tour, ten days trip 5000. This is a
very desirable list to select your vaca-
ton from. For further information ant
tickets call on the Recreation Tourls
Co., New Haven.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04
PHILADELPHIA AHEAD.

Dublin, Aug, 3,-When stumps
were drawn late this afternoon the
Gentlemen of Philadelphia had the
better of the first days play in a crick-
ct match against the Gentlemen of
Ireland. The local players, who bat
ted first, scored So runs In their in
ming as against III for the Philadel-
phans. In the second inning the
Irishmen had made runs for no
wickets when play ended for the day
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04
IiETTRE DE PIERRE.
Yale d. Bishop, Colonnade, Saw
Rock,

Yale d. Bishop, Colonnade, savn
Rock:
Mon Chere Bishop. For why poop )
say 10 five cents more too much for
70 Dinnare a Ia Shore / tink seek
dollars be more right pay
you two dollars fore me an
mo wife on Dimanche one mont
before yesterday. | not get hum
cry for four-twenty hour. / fink
maybe l live so long to eat more
many My wife he eat 70 Dinnare a
la Shore, an say IT one fine ting, For
why? Because he make no more
cooking one day an half. / send you
inside % cents for to know how TO
make re clam frittalrs. My boy Joe
he like him much Please send him
quickly or maybe sooner If you can.
Yours.
PIERRE LECROIX.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04
POLO TEAM LOSES.
Myopia Takes First Game of Tourna-
mcnt--Dcdham Also Wins.

Narragansett Pier, II. J., Aug, S.-ln
the polo tournament at the Country
club two games We're played for the
Rhode Island cups today. Myopia taxi
ing the first match and Dedham the
second. Both we're interesting match
es and were witnessed by large
crowd. Score, First game: Myopia A.
New Haven 10 IA. Second game. Ded.
ham IL "a, Bryn Mawr 4.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04
STILL DOING WE'LL.
Flanagan and Rose Break Records at
Dublin Police Games.

Dublin, Aug. 3-Seven members Of
the American Olympic team compel
ed to-day in the games of the Dublin
police at Balls Bridge. The feature
Of the contests was the throwing OF
the hammer by John Flanagan who
made 173 feet 10 inches, beating his
own Olympic record Ralph Rose, the
Californian, put the shot 40 feet
inches, breaking the British record OF
As feet inches, made by Denis Hor-
gan at Queenstown In 1897.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04
DEAT HIS.

ATWATER.-ln this city August 2,
1908. Charles Elms Atwater, In the
sixtleth year of his age.
Funeral services will be held at his late
home, No, 32l Whitney avenue, on
Wednesday afternoon at ] o'clock.
Friends are invited TO attend, Inter-
ment In Derby, on arrival of train
leaving New Haven at 2:35, al q
BASSETT in Mt. Carmel, August q,
1908, Eliza A. Bassett.
Funeral from Mi. Carmel Congregation
al church, Wednesday afternoon, at
4 o'clock. al 2t
BARBOt1R-At Winthrop. Mass on
July 81, 1908, Eliza A., widow of the
late Rev. william M. Barbour, In the
seventy-seventh year Of her age
"A 1t
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04

st. Louis. Aug 3.--Catcher Bert Blue
Of the st. Louis American league team
was traded Tor catcher Sid Smith Of the
Philadelphia Americans here to-day,
the transfer to take effect at once,
Blue was the star catcher of the Amer
lean association with the Columbus club
last season. while. Smith was with the
Atlanta team Of the Southern league,
the pannant winners of that organic
ton.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04

The additions TO the 800 stickers are
Standard and Maggert of Springfield,
Dolan OF Holyoke and Miller OF Bridge
port. Standard has been there before,
but the others make their bow for the
first time. Maggert and Miller are new
arrivals and may not last long when
the pitchers spy their weaknesses one
man dropped out. Nichols Of Waterbury,
and the tailenders are without a repre-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04

Lansing, Mich, Aug. 3.-Wlth the
score of 2 to in favor of Lansing In
the seventh Manager McLafferty be-
came enraged at decision and struck
Substitute Umpire Overmyer The
game was awarded to Lansing, TO o..
McLaYerty was arrested and fined SD
and $3.50 costs,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04
BACK FROM BERKSHIREs.

Mrs. Otto Vogenitz and Mrs. An-
drew Neumann and son William OF
1912 State street, have just returned
from a two weeks trip through the
Berkshire Hills The time was great
ly enjoyed by the party in boating,
fishing, etc.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04

The Misses Riley and Parlow, teach
ers in the local public schools, return
ed yesterday from Morris, Litchfield
county, after a two weeks vacation
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04

with bad bingo. II suddenly dlsap-
peared when he slid for second and got
safe. kid" is a hard worker and no
matter what his condition is.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04

The Bay state bat welders gained a
point, while New Haven lost two, and a
tie is the result, Hartford ceased to
lose for the first time In some weeks
and gain of two points Is noted.
Holyoke and Waterbury made slight
gains; the others all lost, Merden no
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04
MORTUARY CHAPEL.

LEWIS & MAYCOCK's mortuary chapel is
freely rendered to those who, because of in
sufficient space at their residences, or for other
reasons are in need Of place where funeraI
services may be conducted in quiet manner
and, if desired, perfect seclusion.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04

Capt, Harry O'Hagau said that ht
Will now join tho Lynn team. iie
played his last game with the authors
yesterday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04
ADVANCEMENT.

I desire to announce 10 the public
that mn now acting In the capacity
Of Family Representative In houses ~
mourning during the funeral period
attending TO the mnny details which
present themselves at such IA timej rem
dcring assistance to funeral director,
and representing the family on all Oc.
cRsi0ns. Affiliated with all lending un.
dcrtnkers. MRS. j. WILLIAM KENNEY
Telephone O2S3-4.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04

Not man will reach the 100 mark
this year, and the 90 may be equally
beyond attainment O'Rourke Of
Bridgeport and aiarsans of New Brit.
ain are tied for the top places with 81
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04

Harry Noyes. without doubt. is the
best guardian OF the dizzy corner in
the league.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04

The Chicago Nationals will play at
Reidville, Sunday, with the Waterbury
nine.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04
Your Luxurious RUGS

should not be beaten or subjected to
rough treatment--one ordinary Is
worse than a years wear.
The Vacuum System cleans rugs
without injury--it sucks out ALL the
dust and dirt without damaging the
ibres Of the fabric,
Prolongs the life Of rugs by making
them ABSOLUTELY clean. Brings
out the original freshness and beauty
of coloring.
Phone 2700 for Particulars.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04

:i00 Class. Trottlpg. American Hotel
Purse, $1,000.

Sterling Mckinley, bib. by
McKnley-hy Director
CGeersl .....o,....,...
Jack Leyburn, chg, by Alto
Leyburn (Grady1 .,,n.
Nahma, b.m.. by Peter the
Great ,Burgess) .....,
MAY Earl b.m. by San Mat
60 tBowerman) .,...,..,.
Octoo. Big. by Great Heart
,McLanei .....,,........2 5 sdli
Time, 2:07 "a, 2.O6 "a, 2:oT IA
2:O7 "a.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04

Miss Claire Gaffney has left for Nor
ris to spend a two weeks vacation.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04
WON BY M KINNEY
Favorite Jack Leyburn Takes
Second Money in 400 Trot
at Kalamazoo.

Kalamazoo, Mich. Aug 3,--The de-
feat Of Jack Leyburn by Sterling Nc
Kinney this afternoon In the 2:09 trot
was the feature OF the opening day OF
kalamazoo's first meeting as q mem
Der Of the Grand Trotting circuit
The meeting, which is combna-
ton Of the Great Western and Grand
circuits, was successfully inaugurated,
although before rather small crowd,
about $500 persons, Summaries
2n0 Class, Pacing, Arcndc Toggery
Purse, $1,000.
Minor Heir, bib, by Hclr-at-
Law, Kitty Glover by Red
wald tDoan) ,,..s,,,.,,,... 1 /
George Cans, bib, by Gametta
Wilkes tCoX) .,,,,,,..,.,. 2 2 2
star Patchen, blk h, by Joe
Patchen tSnow) .,,.,,,,,,n 3 3 3
Jesse James, b,go by Forsce
ibohel ,...,.,,,ts,,,,,,,,. \
Dr, Ronney, blk h, by j. II. l..
tGeersl Observation-Disclosures, 5 5dis
Queen Walnut, rom BY walnut
BOY tTaylorl ,.......,..,...d dis
Time, 2:OS 2o6 ga 2.o2 IA.
2n7 Pace, Purse $1,000.
Tzenetta. b.m., by BavolIte
tBoomis) .,,,.,t,,,n,..,,,.,1 l !
Gold Coin, chg. by Gold Hill
tRoblnson) .,.....,.,,,,.... 2 2 2
The Emperor, chh., by Con-
stantine (Colston) ..,..... 4 3 3
Brownell, chh,, by Alcande
tSunderlln) ........,,,..... : idis
Prince onward big. by Ber-
maid tFoleyl ............,..dl dis
Time, 2;o7 10. 2:O9 i-2. 2:i) l-2.
2,2t Glass. Trotting, Purse $1,000.
Nancy Royce. blk. M, by
Allcrton (McCarthyl, 1 / 2 5 /
Loyal. b.h. by Borcal
lGeers) ........... 2 2
Prince Kohl. br. h.. by
Fred Kohl (Essery) .. 4 4 3 2 3
Lady Patchen, blk. M. by
Tho Patchen BOY tWil-
SOM ...',,.,..tt#..,., 3
Roy Brook. bib, by Sien
Brook GloganD $780,. 3 s 4 3 4
81. Peter. brig, by Cour-
Tor Murphy ,,..,... 6dis
Time. 2l3 ga 2:1S i-2, 2t3 IA,
2:l7 Ia. 2:l3 1-2.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04
Diamond Clippings.

korge Bone will be absent when the
lis meet the Brass CITY nine at Wa
bury to-day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-04

Phil" corcoran will toe the slab to-