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Evening journal., 1908-05-05
new SYSTEM OF
"RAIN CHECKS
Tri-State Local Management
Make Those Issued on Sat-
urdayS Good Any Time
HARMONY in THE CLUB

1t was decided yesterday by the
OF the local Tri-state
Baseball Club. that hereafter rain
checks" issued on Saturdays dnclud-
ing last Saturday,, would be good at
any game throughout the season, but
that such checks issued for any other
day will be good only at the follow
ing game.
This decision was reached from the
fact that the owners of the team real
ize that In many instances those who
attend games on Saturday are unable
to attend any other games throughout
the week. and that it would be an un-
fair proposition to deprive them OF the
use OF rain checks excepting at the
game following the one for which they
we're issued. II is believed that the
decision in the matter will be salts
factory TO all. II has been suggested,
however, that when the Thursday half
holiday rule among the stores goes into
effect that II would not be an unwise
proposition 10 apply the same rule TO
games played upon Thursdays, as
there are many fans" who are en-
ployed in the city's stores who, this
summer, viii be unable TO attend, but
one ball game a week, that being on
Thursday afternoon.
Harmony in the Club
In speaking of the feeling existing at
present between members OF the
peaches" team. Fred p Bennett, one
Of the owners Of the club, declares en-
phatically that every man on the team
seels most kindly disposed toward his
fellow teammates, and that absolute
harmony prevailed. Regarding the re-
port that Mcfarland was about to be
released, Mr.. Bennett said; rs is ABB
solutely untrue, and MacFarland VIII
be in the game just as soon as his IN
Jury permits him. There was never
any thought of releasing him on oui
part"
In speaking OF a rumor that had
been current to the effect that a new
man might be secured for hrst pase
Manager Grady stated that he consid-
cred Cassidy the best first baseman IN
the Tri-State League, and that he vii
play ball on the wilmington team as
long as he desires. so far as the man
agement Of the club is concerned.
relative 20 the article published II
a Williamsport paper regarding heo
owens being paid above the Irl-Stat'
salary limit (s4OO), Mr.. Bennett denies
emphatically that this is true, saylnt
that the Wilmington baseball team Il
being conducted, and will be conduct
ed. strictly according to the rules o
the Tri-State League.
Down to Salary Limit
George Allen. all-round player, WHIT
came here from Williamsport VIII
"Jimmy" Sebring. has been given hi
release. Allen has been held as util
ity man. and recently expressed a de
sire to be released. and his request wa
granted yesterday afternoon.
This will probably be the last reless
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
SPRINGS BOYS
ARE CHAMPIONS
Defeated LenOx 3 to in De-
Gliding Game OF the Polo
Series

In game that was fought inch by
inch. the Lenox roller polo team lost the
fourth and final game in the polo con-
tests for the championship cup Of 'he
State to the Springs fve at Eleventh
Street Rink last night by the score Of
8 to L Springs won three OF the four
games and Lenox won ono game.
It was a great contest throughout and
Referee Traynor in no instance had &C.
casion to call foul. Coward. OF the
Springs team. covered himself with glory
by his speedy work and by scoring the
three goals for his team. although he
was assisted materially by the work Of
Beatty second rush for the Springs.
There we're but two delays In the game,
once when Captain Godwins skate became
loose, and a second time when Capfain
Coward was excused for a moment on
account Of his uniform meeting with an
accident which required an exchange Of
garments. While McElwee and seimen
played great game in defense for Lenox
the only score made for the team was
made by Stevens, who played a wonder
full individual game but whose shots we're
stopped repeatedly by seimen and Nc
Elwee.
Cioward scored IN one minute after the
game began. and five minutes later he
shot another goal. For eleven minutes The
teams battled before there was another
goal Stevens and Hill for Lenox. made
several shots but they were stopped by
the Springs defense. And on the other
hand Goodwin and Lenderman stopped
many drives OF the Springs rushes.
Stevens shot the first goal for Lenox and
Ia minutes later Cloward scored again.
Neither side scored in the second haf.
The series will be continued next Thurs
day night, the Springs team. or cham
pions, as they must now be called, hav-
ing accepted the challenge Of the ALI
Wilmington five for the silver trophy.
The preliminary game was between the
>Hilltops and Pusey and Jones fves. the
former winning by the score Of 10 1.
Goals for Hilltop by Cooling. Goal FOL
P. and j. boys. by Firth.
The Lenox-Spring lineup follows:
Evening journal., 1908-05-05

Whitney Day; treasurer, c. w. King
chaplain, Rev. w. w. Sharp; guard
Mary Adams; sentinel, Helen Weldin.
Miss Evelyn Nivin, who has been
spending some time as the guest Of
Miss Helen Cranston. has returned to
her home in Landenberg, Pa.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Denney are
spending a short time in Philadelphia.
]. Fred McFadden spent Sunday in
Aberdeen.
Arthur Smith has been visiting
friends in Ferryville. Md.
Raymond Cunningham spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his parents in
M.ddletown.
Miss Buelah Ruth spent Sunday in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lottie Hume and children Of
Wilmington, spent Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Ruth A. Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beatty and
son Of Philadelphia, have been the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs William Reel.
John Davis, of Chadds Ford, Pa.
has been visiting his daughter, Mrs
Walter Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scarborough en-.
tertained Mrs. Edward Ellers and
daughters, Mary. of New York, and
Miss Lulu Davis, Of Wilmington, on
Sunday.
Miss Ethel Reed is spending a few
days with friends in Chester, Pa.
Miss Ida Coward is visiting Miss
Pearla Fields Of Wilmington.
Bayard Young has been entertaining
his cousin, Norman Pierce Of Chadd's
Ford, Pa.
Miss Rebecca Churchman and niece.
Miss Rebecca Springer have returned
from short visit in Philadelphia.
stephen Springer and Carl Springer
spent Saturday in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05

CHICKS TOO MUCH
FOR THE LRZIES
Wilmington Union LeaeuerS
Defeated Elizabeth Team
S TO |

ELIZABETH, May. SIN the Union
League game yesterday the wilmingtons
downed the Lizzies. to /. It's the first
game in seven that the locals have lost,
having defeated the Wilmingtons twice.
The locals tailed the first run. King dong
the trick. being waited In by Ross from
second base.
Both mines played well and did some tell
batting, but the home team appeared TO
be demoralized or too elated and sanguine
over their recent continuous victories.
II will try issues again to-day with the
Wilmingtons. The score:
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
JIMMY SEBRING
NOT IN THE GAME
Did Not Report to Harrisburg
Yesterday--WiII Again Ask
for Reinstatement

Jimmy sebring, who was sold to
Harrisburg by the Wilmington Tri-state
management did not report in Harrisburg
yesterday but attended the Athletic-sos-
ton game in Philadelphia yesterday after
noon.
After the game he is said to have had
a talk with Connie Mack relative TO his
reinstatement in the big league and will
again present his case to the national
commission.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
FINE MARE GOES
BACK TO SUSSEX

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
HARRINGTON DEL, May 5.-one OF
Delawares fastest horses has come back
TO remain in Sussex county. Charles v
Jones has returned from Wilmington to
Lewes with Lady Prettyman, a beautiful
gray pacing mare. She was at one time
owned by John A. Prettyman Of Lewes.
When a Wilmington fancier, some time
ago. offered a fancy purse for Lady
Prettyman, she was a little more than a
colt and some horse fanciers thought
the Wilmingtonian was foolish Since
then she has steadily gained in speed
record OF 207. This was more than the
native Sussex horsemen could stand so
they offered enough money to get the ami
NAL back.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
NEWPORT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWPORT. May 5.-The funeral OF
William Stuart, who died on Friday
afternoon. took place on Monday after
noon, from his late residence on Ayr
street. Interment was made in the st.
James Cemetery at this town.
Liberty Lodge of the Good Templars
has elected the following officers: Chief
templar, Edgar Hilyard; vice templa-
Pearl Fields; marshal. John Price; de
putty marshal. Mary Benson; secretary.
Anna Harris; assistant secretary, Mary
Vandegrift; financial secretary, S.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
Girls Form Orchestra.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del. May SAN
orchestra is being organized by George
w. Jones. cashier in the First National
Bank. to be composed OF the girls in
his SUNDAY school class. Professor
Freeman. Of Lewes. has been engaged
as the instructor. The following will
compose the orchestra. Misses Maggie
Lynch. Myrtle Wilson. Mildred Evans,
Lila Carey. Blanche West. Pearl Davis,
Helen Barr. Mr.. Jones, William Rose
and George Messick Will play wind
Instruments while the girls will play
'iolins.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
ARGUE RETTEW
CASE ONSATURDAY

Because Of a rush Of business before
Chancellor Nicholson yesterday afternoon
counsel in the case Of the county against
the bondsmen Of Horace G. Rettew late
tax collector, agreed to a postponement Of
the argument on demurrers filed IN the
case until next Friday. The argument viii
be heard at Dover. The case has been
pending in chancery for six months.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05

The XWarren baseball team has
organized for the season Of 1908 and
would like to hear from any Is year
old teams in the city. The Lineup is
as follows: Steve Arrantes, catcher;
Len Johnson, pitcher. second base;
James Irons, shortstop; Gus Newman,
first base; Steve Irons, second base
pitcher; James Ferguson, third base;
Frank cadell, right field; Harry Pier
son, centre field; Jack Brown, left field
Send all challenges to Manager Steve
Irons, 51S Sherman street.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
sians Life Contract.

ALTOONA. Pa. May 5.-charles
Baum. pitcher. whom the Philadelphia
Nationals drafted last TALL and, then
turned back to Altoona, was married
April % to Miss Hazel L. Root. daugh-
ter of a millionaire Los Angeles busi-
ness man. Baum is pitching for Fresno,
Cal. this year.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
Amateur Baseball.

The Bob White stars Baseball Club
has organized for the season and
would like to receive challenges from
any 1S-year-old teams in the city. Ad-
dress r. Mcknight, No. 11o Justison
street. OF c. Honey, No. AIS West Sec
ond street.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
Death Of John c. MocauIIey.

John c. McCaulley. former politician
and founder of the Eighth Ward Re-
publican Club. the first AddiciSs Or
ganization in Delaware. died at Farm
hurst on Sunday. after having been
there for about three years. During
his heyday. McCaulley. who was about
As years old. was one OF the right hand
men Of Addicks and later became an
executive officer OF the Board OF Health.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

Having organized for the season of
1908 the Elsmere Juniors baseball team
would like to arrange games with any
team, in or out Of the city whose play
ers average twelve years Of age. Ad-
dress communications to Leroy
Steele. Elsmere. Del.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
K. Of P. Hall Company Name officers,

The KNIGHTS Of Pythias Hall Com
pany in nineteenth annual meeting
last night elected the following offi-
GERS: A. ]. Hyland. president; Thomas
Mullan. Jr.. secretary, and Owen w.
Everett. treasurer. Nine directors
we're also elected
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
Schedule for Tndav-

Altoona at Wilmington.
Williamsport at Lancaster.
Johnstown at Trenton.
Harrisburg at Reading.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
TRl-STATE LEAGUE.
Results Of Yestnrdav

Trenton, s; Johnstown, 2.
Williamsport. 3; Lancaster.
Harrisburg, z; Reading, 2.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
May.be You Are satlsfisdI

We are not, unless you buy a Saltz-
giver and Bupp hat. Factory to wearer
S32 Market St.e
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
ScheduIa Enr Tn.dnu

Philadelphia at Washington.
Paterson at Reading.
Baltimore at Brooklyn.
Wilmington at Elizabeth.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
GORE BY INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Wilmington ..... ..........O2 ..O2OOO12Oc-5
Elizabeth. 80. .......... 0 5000 o.
Two-base hit Brown; sacrifice hits,
Smith, Hoover, McCreight. Wagner;
stolen bases. McCreight. johnson, Wolf
3; left on bases, Wilmington. 10: Elizabeth
6; struck out. by BOice. 2; by Topham. s.;
double play, Boice, Hahn and Ross; bases
on balls, or Boice. 3; hit by pitcher, wag-
ner; umpire. Cullen; time. LBS.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
National Leauua.
Yesterdays Game

New York, 12; Phillies. 2.
Boston, 6; Brooklyn, 2.
Other games postponed-rain.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
Union League,
Yesterdays Games.

Wilmington, 8; Elizabeth, 1.
Washington, s; Philadelphia, 2.
Paterson, 5; Reading, 2.
Brooklyn, ~; Baltimore, s.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
Schedule for Tod

Schedule for To-day.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Detroit at St Louis.
New York at Washington.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05

Schedule for To-day.
Philadelphia at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
American LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Games.

Athletics. 3; Boston, 2.
New York. IL; Washington, 5.
Detroit /; st. Louis. o. (6 innings }
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Notable Gathering;
CONTINUED from Page Four.)

. q a
provides for the wise utilization OF
the forests, whether. In public or pri-
yate ownership. and for the conservn-
ton of tho water resources OF tho
country, must necessarily be legisla-
tlon that will promote both private
and public welfare: for flood preven-
tion. water power development. preser-
walton OF the soil, and Improvement OF
navgable rivers are ull promoted by
such policy OF forest conservation.
An important Principle.
The opinion OF the Maine Supreme
bench sets forth une1llivocally the
principle that the property rights OF
the individual are subordinate to the
rights OF the community. and especial
ly TINT the waste OF wild timber land
derived originally from the state. In.
volvins as it would tllci mpoverlsh-
volying rs it would the lnnpoverish-
thereby defeating one great purpose
of government. may properly be prs
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Court News

Id
In the case of Reuben Williamson
vs.. Peoples Bank. plaintiff given leave
to amend his declaration. Il.
q In the case of Bank OF smithfield
vs.. William H. Furbee, plaintitf award.
ed Judgment in the sum Of ss.s4G.s4.
< The case of the Exchange Bank OF
Warrington vs. Simpson and PPosten
dismissed.
& In the case Of Okey Randall VS..
George F. Randall. plaintiff awarded
Judgment in the sum Of $14o.
In the, case Of Harry Shaw VS.. B.
G. VILLA MS: plaintiff awarded juds.
ment I'M the sum Of s1.742.T5.
q In the case Of William e.. Hull VS..
j.. NJ. Howard, plaintiff awarded
judgment in the sun, Of ss4. j.
The case Of the Gee Electric Con-
struction company VS.. the Manning
ton Light and Power Company con
tinue,f.
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CDNlEIL|S|' v|I |: |: [
llSRI|l!IE {: /. Y / Y!
InucRis cora s MI JoRITYt5g 1a:
HELEVEilsIY MIN Gss VI s: is3
IEnuAY. I'll

III MT EaEsa Of the series with,
Enln.IIshillss1 proved easy picking tor:
zneR IpralIs tnsml 4 II South Side Park:
III ezdays afterrnoon. u The locals reg
sisfeI saEhtee1ny cafe hits and this
4nEsitl e Iitin i 6 9 little aid from the
oln1nnilErilss team enabled them to
Ipnnnp inirtesn aruua against the visi-
fnra lriehaeR5, who pitched for the
spralz sns iEnrKl Ing good and the eight
hits sasDursi ny the Visitors were well
scnttered thrnugh bout the game.
Holmes IND Haught made sensational
sz,nlhnnInE ratches and Jackley earned
much lpp lanss Sby lining out the first
Ihnmss Tun o. the season on the local
'lsIItnuniis King. Kelley was injured
Ealiding intps second base in the fourth
lnnf6s ma sHns forced to retire from
mo ama. His ankle IS badly sprain-
ga ana ne Win be out OF the game for
several 8Weels. rs Score +. Il b Z n
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U !. | ]
| " | !: ! TWO
7 TEN & INN ING fs GAME WITH
cLARksBuRG YESTERDAY: &
h WI AFTERNOON. II &

100 u
a, CIl-.AAiRKsBURG, Hay 10. s. In a
strenuous ten Inning game replets
with heart rending errors on both
sides, Uniontown hung 1t on the mo-
euls yesterday afternoon winning out
IN the last chapter on garrison I'm.
ish. Unfontown managed to land on
the ball for eight hits, while the Mo.
gnls had great difficulty in connecting
with Stewards delivery. The score
was tied in the eighth on nice playing
By clarksburg assisted by walk.
but Uniontown counted out three aw.
full clumps in the last inning. which
with two costly errors got them the
game. g "a! 4.-
Score: Il.
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PERSONAL
5.rii. 40
MENI'ION!

- IA.
Isl Mr.. and Mrs. I,,..SE F. Carr and
daughter. Miss Able, will leave the
first OF next week for Mountain Lake
Park, Md. where they will oaen their
cottage for the summer ;il3i.
e Messrs. w. 3. CornwelI and "A. d.
Simon are In sBuckhann on ona busl:
ness visit. IS! ~ 4 w Il 81 4
L. W. Kelley has been In Writ
County for the past few days on q
business visit. vs. 2 ~. Il
Misses Hannah Johns oaud Ethel
Nuzum went to Pittsburg yesterday to
spend a few days a
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Two-base discriminatory, Con
away. First base on balls-off Stew.
art, 2. Left on bases--Clarksburg, i /:
tniontown. j. First base on errors
Clarksburg, 5; Gnlontown, S. Struci;
by Miller, .: by Stewart. G.
Passed hall-Franlienberry. Hit by
pttcher--PhillIps. ]. Dawson. Umpire.
Schumacher. Time: 900.
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Meeting MIGHT CHANGED.

I. The. Colonial Fraternal Order has
changed the meeting night t. Friday
instead of Tuesday as heretofore Th-
next regular meeting will be held Fri
day the 18th ut w: C. T: U.4EIail. 1859 Me-
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PA.sANDgwS IVA.
Yesterdays Games.
sFairmont IS; Connellsvile, r..
Uniontown, s; clarksburg, 2.
Chartered, 3; Scottlale, o. T.
Standing Of the Clubs.

3; To-day's Schedule.
Untontown at South Side Park.
Connellsville at Clarksburg.
Charleroi at Scottlale.
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. 100 d. I'd So "a
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Y. AT rules: held in the clerks office OF
the Circuit Court. on the. first Mon.
day in May. 1905. ia3
Glen ]. Arnett Is q,
VS.. sT5-tt IS - ~ jsi ,s FL MI:
arlaont Trust Company. corpora
tion, administrator win the viii nrl.
neSed Of Mrs. G.. w. Araet. tBe1le
Arnett), deceased; Fairmont Trust
Company. a corporation. executor OF
u the last will and testament Of e. ".
Arnett, deceased; Marguerite Arm:
ett.! William C.. Jnmjson, Jesse A.
Jamison. William J, Eddy. !.ons John.
Pierce l.. Iamlson. Ellen Fear Da-
vil Lee Jam.son. Rle Arnett. Dora
Bell sArnett. Presley B. Ogden, Ja:
cob 81. Watkins. Andrew ]. Stone,
OH. Morrow, and George II. s:Alex:
ander,4 the last FIVE. trustees Of the
First Baptist church OF tho City, OF
Fairmout, West Virginia. lin chan.
Gerry. a
Object Of SUIT. IL 8
The object OF the suit Is to have
said court enter degree constituting
the Last will and Testament OF Mrs. G.
W. Arnett tBelle Arnattj. deceased.
ind to have 9 distribution made OF the
estate Of said textatrir under the de-
cree and direction OF the court
~. afzdayi having been e aaes and
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fled that ndants, Lou olin; Pierce:
- IJamttson md David lee Jan,i SOL lres
non residents OF the S s.te est
Virginia; It Is ordered d III: tt lie saIiss
nonresident q efenda1,ts do appear
within one month from the first pnbis
cation Of sth!ss order s. 1 the q Jerks rot
tice of our said Circuit court ssatss
TO- be holden therefor. and do what siss
necessary to pro. stnei- intere
And 1t IS ordered that d cory nfs fills
order be published ami post ACCORD
Ing to law.
Given under my h hani 81 he ssl1
day of May, 1908.
PAR lis [i..S ,lcrIt
W. S. MEREDITEI, I; 4;
Counsel for Plaintt q
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Looka, Ike little bone head work was

Carlisle and Kruger win likely op.:
posa each lot her In Il this i afternoons
game: kruger has been with the IN.
iontown club three seasons and is a
mighty good man. "a & n! 3.
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Prohibition Party County onyeHtiesi:
The ProhlbitionIsts on Marion coSytns
ty are hereby called 70 meet la mass
convention at II Willard Hail I'm the
City Of 8Fairmont. saturd ~. May ie.|
1905. ats1 80 O'clock 81 al, for the
purpose Of nominal ting candle dates for
county or1ces and the transact ipn Of
such other business as may properly
como before the convention
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6scretafy,
II Fsaalr'nsoat n! 1ith 5t
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E'AMllERiclANlsLEAtosiiu 1 ~.
Yesterds y'sgG.a.r,,ess,.;

Yesterdays Games. 4;
Detroit Boaton. 2. e.:
cleyeland 81 New York. o. n.
B P'hlilad iphta, 8; Chicago. 9.
ct. Louis, 6 Washington, 8. (
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3 EnnnaIIarille .OE o. o. 2 o o o o. o. 2
THp base hits Gates. Home run
1ackIsy. sacrifice hits Montgomery,
sH1uEht Gates Stolen bases-Ellam,
z.sFIrst base on balIs--off Blind, .:
pf Michael i. Struck ,out-by Blind,
"a; by Wallace, 9 s. by Michael, 3. Hits
5 zE INir:3 q Il IN 3 2l3 innings; or
WaMer, 5 in e % innings. Dou5-
s1el rlay Gates. King and Zullage.
ss9s;yVtaenner aud Steel. hit BY pitcher
11ichnels. Holmes. Wild pitch-Wal-
glaee. m Time--1 80 Umpire-Hanley.
President Tom Raymond has COM
\ pletnl an arrangements whereby the
n Eincinnntl National league team will
q qlay here on May rs. This day the
locals arc scheduled to play scottdale
5but arrangements have been made
with tho seottdale management and
Sthe weather man acts right there will
Y hen game and persons who have neve:
seen; q hfEE HaEue team III action will
hare The opportunity. The game will
4 be well advertised throughout the.
\ :r,ousnsIy and a large crowd Is looked
:sIart hy 4he manag cement.
The local management has set aside
4iThuzsdayl OF each week as Ladies'
IDuyat which time MI ladies' will be
Il admittcd TO The games free. This
custom was carried out last season
q hut rain spoiled the majority of the
sThu1 shay 81 and few ladies' had 4
4: rhnnce 10 take advantage of the or-
Il sportunity. Commencing tomorrow
ana continuing every Thursday there
I ter ladies' viii be admitted to the
y hi Entes and grandstanl free Of charge.
ttvss Huek jackson Is now a member of
the local Team Last night he affixe,l
IA name tp .ai Ipyal contract. He Is In
9 good form having been working out
q With Inc team since the men report
4 Cd last month and win likely be given
Ia chance against the Uniontown team
1 tttDHsknHrcw crS next day
49, Il d.
Thes IHihry oil Kelly in yesterdays
I game VIII break up the local outfield
10 so1ne extent. King. the Parkers-
4 burg lad who was given trial yester-
DAY looks good and he will lie placed
I'm right and Holmes will be shifted
% ian
Hopkins. the Cleveland boy. who has
1 been showing good form here as a
ii pitcher. Inns been Jet out by the local
:.snanaEem He sywIll likely secur.
I Sa berth with either connellsvllle or
M
N Up Thought the new grand stnn1
ssrrst harrisburg win be completed for
.SmauJ p Eane4with the locals. The
n 1Hpa aas under roof and the seats are
asiRE NM fn place. The new diamond
..sSsyIllI Ne completed Saturday while the
sisrI % playing. here and the local
sesm VIM have the honor OF being the
!; iittirst 1rnma 40 play on the new neld.
lr,annua1 led OF the ninth yester-
iylth r. 4 double with The score q
Y e ~ stia riittatonrs ooad not win.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Games.
Cincinnati. s.; Boston. 4.
New York, S; Plttsburg, 2.
St. Lonis, 2; Brooklyn, 0.
Philadelphia. G: Chicago. Q.