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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27
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The death. in Bis eishly-slzih year.
a. BOYLE oi ATrah~ removes one oi
tie few survivors Il there are any
left OF one OF the cunspicuously gal
iant exploits Of the great mutiny in
India Richard Wears Boyle. 70 give
bin his proper name. and a proper
Hghting name it Is. was at the out
break 0f the mutiny an engineer in
charge Of the construction OF the
East India railway at Arrah, which is
il northern Bengal At the first
rumor Of the outbreak the women aud
children were sent to Dinapore, and
the Englishmen and Eurasians. sup
plemented by 50 faithful sikhs, shut
themselves up ia Boyle's bungalow.
Herwaid Wake. magistrate OF the dis
triet. took charge and left a record of
the siege written on the whitewashed
walls, in case we should be scragged. "
The rebels had cannon. and the al
tack was fierce. but the little garrison
held out from July 28 till August ?.
when Vincent Eyre defeated the ma
uYes and relieved the siege. Boyle,
who was the strategist and engineer
Of the defense. planning Notifications
with great skill. was made compan-
ion OF the order OF the Star Of India
and also received 8 grant Of land IN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27
RussEH STATISTICS OF 1907.
Production Of World Amounts to
About 5000 Tons.

The total production OF rubber IN
1907 amounted to about So 900 tons.
against 65. 900 tons in 1905. England
imported 22,964 tons. and America
5000 tons The shipments OF Para
rubber amounted to 3O,6sO tons. and Of
Peruvian, 7.1G0 tons; Of this quantity
Europe received 20,940 tons. The sup
ply OF plantation rubber from the east
has increased to over 1000 tons tln
1906 It was $40 tons) the area plant
ed is about S50.00O acres. or so pc.
cent more than in 1906. Brazil ex
ported about Al. 500 tons In 1907
against ss, 900 tons in 1906. The tota
production Of West African rubbe
amounted to 1900 tons. abou
the same as in 1906 East African rub
Der showed an increased supply.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27

have been introduced by a factory Of
Charlottenburg, Germany Such belts
may be reduced to about one-sixth Of
the size required for leather belts,
they do not stretch, pulleys may be
narrower, and in some cases shafts
may be smaller. Either ordinary pull
Ieys or pulleys with a special cover
ing to increase friction may be used.
A belt four inches wide and one-fifth
Of an inch thick transmitted 200 to
ESQ horsepower at belt speed Of
540O feet per minute. and tests have
shown that steel belts may run H..
600 feet per minute.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27

Emperor William Il. Is never Nth
out his revolver, and he is extremely
skilful in the use Of the weapon. It is
inspected and freshly primed every
morning so as to make sure it is in
perfect working order
Firmly convinced that he Is going
to die by the hand Of an anarchist
this fate having been prophesied for
him long ago-he is determined to
make a stern fight for his life. and to
have at any rate the satisfaction If
he fails of inaieting some injury upon
his assailant
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27
THE MERRY PRELATE

ern Colorado. The pioneer life proved
hard for him. and he was soon gath
cred in to a weli-earned rest At the
start Of his Episcopal career he
preached in a mining town. where for
lack Of a church. service was to be
held in what was a dance hall aud
theater, crowded to suflocation 70
greet the bishop. The congregation
included teamsters and storekeepers
and all sorts Of the drift wood which
had ioated in to the new claim. They
were rubbering 70 see the bishop in
his novel outfit bringing up the rear
q gorgeous procession. The n
c0ngruity OF the surroundings was
evident, The bishop going up the isle,
evidently spoke aloud what was In his
mind. and inadvertently exclaimed.
Don't look ane'. A hard-looking
old rancher deeming that he was ad.
dressed. still more audibly replied
Yes. bos, you look bully"
Then there is Bishop Graves on the
Platte, who while attending seriously
to his business, has speck OF fun.
and who win turn a discomfort -
good account. He took a deacon with
him to share his tour and training
table. holding services by day In sod
schoolhouses and travelling by night
to escape the heat He was on a trail
leading TO a cavalry post north Of sid.
ney. anxious to reach there by morn
ing. The deacon had gone TO sleep.
the tired ponies we're going to sleep
and IN despair the bishop pickeled
the ponies and IN the dark threw a
piece OF canvas on the softest place
he could find. and on the canvas his
I little deacon. The bed proved to bs
one Of tumble wood and cactus. and At
/ dawn the canvas becoming dlslodged.
bishop and deacon found themselves
in nest Of pine and needles. from
which they finally extricated them.
selves and emerged bleeding. a sorry
looking lot
Upon telling the story In a church
in New York, a generous woman
whose heart was touched, gave him a
check to console him for his scratches
Il was $1,000 He telegraphed his
good fortune to his companion on the
expedition: Deacon Beecher. hunt
up another cactus"
It Is asked. why are the bishops be.
tween the river and the mountains al.
most without exception, hopeful and
happy? One reason is certainly this.
they are as a general thing. fond Of
people. II they were not they would
not be there So after ali Il is In the
teppee and briar patch, you will be
sure to and the merry prelate.
/ e. 6DrcA~k.ao
Department Secretary. Protestant
TT..I.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27

four years ago by referendum vote
Of the people.
The structure. designed by the con.
tractors and built at a cost Of $i75.-
600, Is 428 feet long and 80 feet wide
It is operated BY electricity SERVED
ffom an electric light plant some
miles distant, says Popular Mechanics
In the car suspended underneath the
bridge is the operator and machine
which lowers and hoists the clam-shel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27
HE is TO sE FOUND ON THE
WESTERN MISSION FIELDS.
In Touch with Rugged Naturs and
Plain People He ls Kept In
Healthy. Happy sympathy
with the Peoples Needs

Good cheer ID in the air out vest
Down east where old-timers are buck
ing up against their limitations, folks
tell their complaints and grievances.
Not so with the newcomers on the
plains and In the mountains, II they
have them. they keep them to them
selves. We have met with them opt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27

Tin Productions.

Reports show that 1901 tons Of
tin. valued at over s53OO,O0O. was pro
duced in Australia during 1906. being
1725 tons more than In 1905. The
following quantities Of tin we're mined
last year ia each Of the producing
states. New South Wales, 1900 tons
Queensland. 4,s23 tons; Tasmania.
4.473 tons: ana Western Australia.
], ,f95 tons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27

A duplicate Of the Farman prize
winning aeropIane. lifted with the reg
uIar Antolnette 50-horse-power water.
cooled motor or with an aif-cooled
ReaauIt OF r. e. p engine n the Dur-
chaser prefers Il. can now be had in
Englandfof 5000. or iR America for Se--
400. which includes the import duty
Of 40 per cent. ad yaiorem.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27
GIGANTIC EXCAVATOR.

bucket, carries It to either end Of the
bridge. and moves the entire struc
ture either way.
The rock at this point is Of hard
Lockport doIomite It is first drilled.
and then blown up BY light charges
Of dynamite. Il breaks loose In large
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27
IT65STRY& 81
hEcDkS9
a GOODS EXHIBITOR.
Hom sha Entsrprislna Merchant Can
Advertise His Goods.

A practical timer Of western city
submits the accompanying sketch Of 3
noyel goods exhibitor for a hardware
o. other store which is simple in con
stracti0a and ought q attract much
agtenaon. says the American Artisan.
A tiu drum 20 inches id diameter and
Is inc1es high. with some top orna-
mengallon. IS provided with a central
shan. q two-inch wide pulley above
and q couple 0f bicycle pedals al
sachea. one each above and below. A
fan wheel 20 inches in diameter Is
them made and located above fur
mace register. the fan having a l5a-
inch band iron support from above
and a simple pulley. such as is used
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27

slabs about five inches thick. The
bucket takes a huge bite Of rock and
drops it on the spoil banks. The
bucket weighs % tons, has a capacity
Of eight cubic yards. and makes a
round trip In one minute. II is esti.
mated that the excayator does the
work OF roo or 800 men.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27

diameter, Is rotated upon is differ
entail rollers and Is driven in either
direction by an electric moor The
dome is constructed Of pitch pine and
covered with sheet copper. and It has
total weight Of l3 tons. A system Of
electric contacts which are placed near
the eyepiece Of the telescope control
the motion Of the dome In either direc
ton. Aside from its astronomical
service, the telescope is used Tor OBJ
serving the splendid views Of the Alps
which can be seen from this point. In
order to carry this out to the best adj
vantage, DR.. Konig Of Jena has de-
signed new device by which the
images are not only thrown upon a
screen, but are reversed aud can thus
be seen in the upright position. The
observation Of the mountains under
these conditions is thus very agree
/ able,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27
And Then WINE Old, Too,

Now, children, said the teacher,
who can tell me what Jonah did and
what happened to him."
Il know" answered Willie Smart;
"he ran away from his job and got
whaled. Boston Transcript
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27

as a sash pulley. attached 10 a shaft
as shown A light sewing machine
belt is used 70 connect the pulleys-
An upward flow Of hot air from the
register operates the whole device and
causes the drum full Of goods to re-
Yolye steadily and With good effect
It ii an ingenious device and one that
will attract much attention.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27
INTRODUCED INTO BAVARIA.
Peat Coke Manufactured There by the
ziesler Process.

Peat coke manufactured By the
zlegler process has recently been
started At Beuerberg Bavaria The
peat is cut up. pressed. and exposed to
the air until evaporation has reduced
its water to less than 20 per cent Of
the whole mass This peat Is then
placed In a retort for IS hours. The
coke Is finally made In air-tight iron
ears which are left for six or eight
hours to cool before they are dis
charged. Each retort yields during
every "a hours eight to ten tons Of
coke. The gas Is passed through yari.
Gus tanks and towers IN which the By.
products are separated. and is then
employed IN assisting the retort proc
ess which could not even commence
without the external application Of
heat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27

The little daughter Of homeopath-
lc physician received ring with a
pearl in It on the Christmas tree. Two
days later she poked her head fearful
~ In at the door Of her fathers Of
flee
Papa, she sobbed, papa, I've lost
the little pill out of my ring. "-Hsr-
per's.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27

the neighborhood. And ever since he
has been Boyle OF Arrah."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27
4 HLLcLlHa8a HOUSE
Remarkable Engineering Feat Per
formed e TIE EAST

This large Confinement 1re-lias
house is slowly bus surely climbing up
over and bsyond tie steep side d fori
HiIi in East Providence. r. J. The
task Is considered one of the biggest
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27

A company Ia Japan ID manufactur-
Ing product from volcanic ashes
which Is being substituted for cement
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27
Machine That Does Work ;. Eight
Hundred Men.

A new type Of excayator IS being
used with great success on a canal
contract just west Of Rochester. n.
\, where a prism S5 feet deep is be-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27

stesI in Place Of Leather.
Steel bands or belts, as substitute
for ordinary leather or rope drives,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-27

England seriously people
months this
a
would
The Washington herald., 1908-02-15
HARRY HILLMAN EXCUSED.
\. Y. A. c. Runner Explains Failure
TO Meet John B. Taylor.

New York. Feb. Hilary HHlman.
of the New York Athletic Club. explained
10 the satisfaction of Chairman Thomas
Nevin and Thomas J. Hughes. of the reg
istration committee Of the Metropolitan
Association of the Amateur Athletic
Union. at a meeting at the St BarthoIo-
new Club last night. that he was not at
fault In not appearing at the Irish
American Club games on last Saturday
night at the Madison Square Garden.
Hillman stated 10 the committee that he
appTised Capt Lawson Robertson, Of the
Irish-Americans, on Thursday previous
to the games that, owing 10 a bad knee
he would be unable TO compete. In spite
Of this, however, the information was
spread broadcast that Hiuman would
meet TAYLOR. the famous runner Of the
University of Pennsylvania, In the 6gJ-
yard race The nonappearance OF Hill
man caused much disappointment. and
he was asked to explain before the regis
tration committee last night The com
mittee accepted Hillman's explanation.
but what will be done with the Irish
American Club is another question.
Dan Myers, Of the Seventy-fourth Reg
iment OF Buffalo. who was suspended
some years ago upon a charge that he
competed in fixed" race, made appIica-
ton for registration. The matter was
postponed until the next meeting of the
committee.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-15
LOS ANGELES RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-One mile. Hi CauI Cap l05 (Scii-
ling. 10 70 l. won; Bragg lOi lHsuy). 10 70 l. sec
ond sun Mark. l04 Ross, ; 70 ], third Tine
30 OTmondes Right Miss Himyar, Charlie PAYNE
kubinon, Pepper and salt. St0ney Lee. S8in Rida
Bon ViYant. Airs. and Charles Green also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three and one-haf furlongs
Ia Paladin. 100 Burns 8 20 J. Won: J. II. Reed
los Hemesseyl. z to J. second; Inclement, los (Du-
gam, D to /. third Time. O,l1 2-5 Fair Annie
Cull Holland, King Of the Camp. Allan Lee Arks
Ar Ben, PTume,heus, Bennies Busy. La Refine
Hindo0. and Heydentu5 also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six furiongs. Belle Griffin, l0z
tShrEer), tc ]. won: Daily. l02 Ross to 5
second Rio Vista. l03 Duganl. to /. third
Time, ia IS. Artie RipTrick IAtona, The Belle
Of Mayfair. Black Domino. Jane c., Annette, Saucy
~. and Lady Powell also ran
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Marx Antony H. l05
Burns. to I. won; Molesey. 9S lPreston). To ].
second; Tony Faust Il2 (Duganl. 70 s. third
Time l-S. Early Tide and Edwin T. Fryer also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and three-sixteenth miles
ATonteius l09 (SohiliingD. to 1, wen: Kinsman.
l09 tRoss). Z TO s. second The Poet los G.loyd}
% to !. third. Time. 2J0 IS. Foncasta and Rio
Rap also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Sx furlongs Lord Of the Forest.
100 lSchillirgl, 4 to !, won TAYLOR George !09
Ross. II 10 10. second; Ia Gloria i02 Nisrtin).
TO ;. third. Time, ~ IS. knkfeld Belle Shsrp
Boy, and Tattenham also Tan.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-15
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FIye and one-haf furlonH De
rce1, l'e Walsh, t1 I. won Charley Doherty u2
FisheTi 10 70 !, second. BsEnoCk Bob IE lGil-
bert. TO 2 third. Time. l09 Leouarisls. steel
Bi9e. San Gil. Athgoid. Nike Asheim Old Daddy.
ard BWlinume als1 ran
SECOND 6ACE-Three furl0ngs LADY Rensse-
lssT. lt5 o. Miller. z 10 l. won aI8drilen0. 10
NIusuavei. 10 to J. second; Erbert los w Miller
70 . third. Tine 05325 Lsckville, Minnie
Bright. Copuit Ocean Queen, OrcItt, Gretchen c.,
and Sir FTetful also ran
THIRD RACE-Oue and oue-half miles R0tr8u.
Us iBQTel, II 70 10 won; Bose Eley. iKirsch-
baumJ. 90 20 J. second. Aaric 81 Butler Is 10 l.
third. Time. 2,59 IS IsabClta. hing Of the Mist.
and Matte H. also un
FOURTH RACE-One and one-half miles Ramus.
10 ". Miller is 20 8 won. Kogo l0 Hayes .
is 10 s second Prince Of Orange 81 (Sullivanl, =
20 l, third. Time, 20. Graphite sud Iras also ran
FIFTH RACE-Six frlo1gs senator Breckhsm.
le Aiusgave S TO 5. won; Reene ". g lFul-
toni TO 1, second Altar. 100 Clsrbounesul. to
l. third Time. lis Is Lady Irene Vr0nsky
I'd Davis. 0thmar, and Alcihisdes also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy Yards In
port % iGilbertl. u 70 10. won Red Bali l0l
Hayes. Is 10 l. second; Treasure Seeker I02 Mus
gravel, Il 10 s. third. Time. I47 l-5 Joe Nealon
and ThIrbet also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-15
Thompson's Colts Lead.
MAPS LOSE FOUR PLAYERS.
Dispose of InEerton, Wood, Speas,
and Breen TO Minors.


Cleveland, Ohio. Feb 1.-THE Nap man
agement to-day reduced its list OF players
by four. and a fifth recruit has been Of
fered 10 the team with which he PLAYED
last year at draft price. making probable
the reduction Of the Cleveland teams list
by five more men within a few days.
The sales announced by the Cleveland
management dispose Of two men who
have been carried under option for two
years-Scotty Ingerton, inheIder. and
Monty Wood, pitcher. both OF whom were
with Albany. Of the New York State
League. last year
Wood came from that team and was
left there finally by to-dsy's sale. Inger-
son, who was drafted from GAINESVILLE. Of
the Ohio and Pennsylvania League. two
years ago, is sold 10 Marion. Of the Ohio
State League.
William Angel Speas. Of last years
Mansfield. Ohio. and Pennsylvania team.
and William Hille an iudelder picked Up
in the Wisconsin state League. where he
was playing with Wasseau. were sold 10
Akron. Of the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Speas is a fast outhelder. but the Nap
list includes five men now only one OF
whom. Harry Bay. is to be disposed Of.
and there is no room for Speas.
Dick Breen, second haseman. with
Youngstown In the Ohio and Pennsylvania
last year, probably viii he accepted at the
draft price By Youngstown.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-15
INTERCOLLEGIATE SWIMMING.
Fifteen Meets Are Arranged Among
Six Colleges Entered.

Princeton, n J.. Feb 1l-Arrangements
have been completed for the intercoIIe-
giate swimming season. and the schedule
announced.
There are fifteen meets in all. the same
as last year, and each Of the six colleges
composing the league-Princeton. Yale.
Harvard Columbia, Pennsylvania and
the College Of the City Of New York-will
swim against the others, with the excep-
tion Of Harvard and Pennsylvania, who
will not meet. c. c, n. Y. Is a new mem
Der Of the league this year, having taken
the place Of Brown.
The schedule Of meets is as follows:
February Is. C. c. y. Y. vs.. Yale. at New York
February p, Columbia vs.. Princeton. az New York
February 2, c. O. y. Y vs.. Princeton. al Prince
ton, y j.
March 4, Columbia vs. O. C. y Y, al New York
March Z. Yale vs. Harvard al Cambridge, Mass
March Z. Columbia Pennsylv at Philadelphia
Pa; March l3 Princeton rs Pennsylvania az PhiIa-
delphia. Pa; March % Harvard vs.. Columbia, al
New YORK March %. Yale vs. Princeton at
Princeton. \. J.: March o. Yale Us. PENNSYLVANIA al
Philadelphia. Pa: March a. Harvard vs. C. G. n
Y, AT New York; March g. Harvard vs.. Princeton.
at Princeton. \. j.; March g. Yale Column
bia, at New York
April I, individual championship meet at Prince
ton, \. J.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-15
HARVARD PLAYS YALE.
First Game of the intercollegiate
Hockey League Tonight.

New York, Feb 1.-THE first intereol-
legiate championship in the calendar of
the new year sports will be decided to-
morrow night at the St Nicholas rink,
when the hockey teams of Yale and Har-
ward net in the final game of the l. H. L.
The contest will furnish excitement to
all the hockey enthusiasts that the ice
amphitheater will accommodate, for fun
house has been assured for several weeks
past.
Despite the fact that it costs more for
the followers of hockey to see these two
sevens battle for the championship than
it does to watch the Yale and Harvard
football elevens in their annual struggle,
the price OF tickets has proved no draw
back SO far as attendance is concerned.
Tickets allotted to the undergraduates
Of the two universities as well as those
available for the alumni, have been
snapped up at their face value of $3.50
and s. each. and any prospective specta-
tors who still figure TO purchase seats for
the game tomorrow night will buy their
coupons Of spectators if they buy them
at all.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-15
C0LUMBIA'S TRACK GAMES.
Penn, Cornell, and Dartmouth VIII
Compete in TwO-miIc Relay.

New York, Feb. A-Josh Crooks has
selected the Columbia relay team TO meet
Pennsylvania, Cornell, and Dartmouth in
in the two-miIe relay race for the college
championship at the Columbia games. in
Madison Square Garden tomorrow night
The trials were held yesterday in the
Columbia gymnasium, and the following
men selected: Capt link, Hoyne, Sanders
and Hutchinson, with BOwes as substf-
tute The QUakers will be represented
by Taylor, the intercollegiate champion.
Beck, Boyle, and Quigley, while the
Ithacan quartet will be French, Carpenter.
Hitchcock, and HaIstead. Dartmouth is
considered the dark horse, and VIII have
the following well-balanced team: Harms.
Soule, Evans. and ShipIey.
Guy Haskins, of Pennsylvania, win not
compete in the mile run for the Mar
Unique Cup, but Mike Murphy will send
over PAUL. last years interscholastic mile
champion, who viii meet J. P. Sullivan.
Irish-American Athletic Club and Tad
White, New York Athletic Club
The Washington herald., 1908-02-15
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL WINS.
Trims Fort Myer Basketball Team
3A TO Il.

The basketball team from Fort Myer
last night was defeated by the crack
team of the University Preparatory
School. at the school gymnasium. by "a
to L.
The game drew a large crowd. and the
rooters OF the two teams were well re-
paid by the basket throwing. The school
boys assumed the leadership at the COM
mencement Of the game, and by their
fast work and puzzling passes had d
comfortable margin when the whistle
sounded at the end of the first session.
The soldiers were unable to obtain
more than one field goal during the FIRST
period, but the team showed the benefit
Of the rest and came back strong in the
second half. The university lads always
maintained the lead obtained in the first
half. The game was watched closely by
the officials. and fouls were few. The sol
dieTs ouJweighed the youngsters, but this
was overcome by the fast team work in
which al Of the school boys participated.
The second team from the same school
was defeated by the Mount Pleasant Con
gregstional team by p to G. 1t was the
first hard game that the second team has
played, owing TO its reorganization, and
a creditable showing was made.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-15
G. W. U. TEAM rs OFF.

The George Washington basketball
team started on its Northern trim this
morning. to be gone for nearly two
weeks.
As the team has been materially
strengthened by the addition of several
new men and constant practice, it is
expected to make quite creditable show
ing
The quint will meet some Of the strong
est teams Of the North on its trip, in
cluding the York Y. NJ c. A. and Western
University Of Pennsylvania