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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from 3rd Page.)


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'ers "sSoNia''o'' WI" 'oi" ". ~" 80
AT Oh'ty Nuuro" Pir ~. ri'u''
noon May l. H"PPe' WIN oe ''. 'e' i'o''
hVe ociock o'i"aru'-r' " .l"''n 'as re-
CelNeu i''MS INA. ''' ''"
" Sihth t. . AZ" WIN 10 !" ""''' ne
recently received 'ne"al lor cApcr'
shooting ana MIS- ~ - NusSen are
occupying the quinn io"Se o' "oh'o'
street Whlch mas peeh rcPhrcu anu -"
proved since II was purchaSeu ny Mi'
Russell.-i H. Stearns is H'oN'hs ms
family TO ~ "A. Mills mousse OH br'usc
street vacated ny ~ d. Adaii's'
Robert DAVIS dicd AT inc hollle w
his mother, MIS- Ahira DaFis III $40
hollow tuesday or pneumonia WI"
which he was taken Ill Ihursday' Nc
was ABOUT "a years Oh aSc anu iVa Nc"
besides his mother four SISTERS Mrs'
Julian Marston, MIS- arthur "p'uiuins
and the MISSES Mary ana 'orotny
Davis, twin hroth'r' flchdru LAWS
and two younger brothers. Roy anu
Leslie. Tho funcral Will ne he'" az
the house Mt two O'CLOCK 1Hur SuaS
aftcrnoon.-The irst reported ua"''c-
lion greens Of tho season wor" SCI
by Mrs. Phebo Adams THSdaN'---Hr ;.
Elizabeth Clarkson, who has passed.
the winter with fricnds IN inc 80 ".'
returned to Stowo.-Mrs. FlPra I'io"
gett left stowe WEDNESDAY ai.'r'oon
for Upper Lake, cal Where S"' WI"
Join her daughter MIS- JOSIE al NJ
A wedding OF interest TO stowe Pe"p'e
was that or l'r. faroio Hi"sto. ',''''
of Chicago and MISS 'or" '"'
Middleton, y. Y" Apri' 1T '"'
of tho g-oors parents XIV anu wi =
Robert w smith IN FORT NhSNl NIX 'o"'
Wis. inc Kew MT Hihlth 10 Il ~. Inv
pastor "f the McthodlSt 'uur'" !"
Stowe. MI. and MrS' NhllIn VIII ''''U'
IN ChicaEo.-A few DAYS at'or 'h' az
pointments OF the recent M''"'u,'
conference were MADE Puoll'' ."o
tie daughter or pastor "i '"'' ""
nomination in town not lar away
asked neiEhbor1ng iadF' Ili'-I"''|
resident, Are You going 10 stay an
other year. We ere. News mas o''''
received of the recent birth OF sol"
to Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Bessoy or Hah"S-
vile. ohio. former principal ana as
sistant in stowe high school.--lr' ana
Mrs. II. w. Barrows and MIR. ana MIS-
n. II. Kaiser attended 'Ihc Iatlo"'d
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BROWNINGTON.

Edward Porter has sold his pair OF
work horses to Frank Pierce.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Burnes have gone -
Beecher's Lake for the summcr.-Frank
Seavey has bought the Pierce place
Henry Lang of Jefferson \. H., spent a
few days with his brother, A, NJ. Lang
School commenced last Monday at the
Center with Gertrude Lyon as teacher.
-Jaspor Smith is suffering with rheu-
Marshall Is going to
move into the parsonage, Lawrence
Leonard moves this week into the house
vacated by Mr. Marshall,
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CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Aldrich of Boston and Mrs, ].
Watkins of Jeffersonville were in town
Friday.--C. S. Brush of Bolton is spend
ing few days with his mother, Mrs.
Amy Brush.-Mrs. Sarah Brewster is Sc
riousy lilo. Brown is moving
his household goods into his mothers
tenement and will live there,--Dr. G. II.
Newton and w. NJ Smith were in Bur-
lington Tuesday.-Miss Hattie Lyman Of
Jeffersonville is the guest OF her sister,
Miss Lydia Lyman. Mrs. Lizzie Weston
is spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. G.. Macomber OF this place-Mr.
Gage Is confined To the house by illness.
been spending a few days nj H. Tobin's.
Miss Reuah Tobin of Waterville bus
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Dan Durkce is quite III with a
nervous trouble. Her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Younge, Is with hcr.-Mrs.
Garry returned Saturday from visit
to Observation-Disclosures Edith Graves.
who has been visiting her mother. IN
Bridgcwater returned to her sisters.
Mrs. H. f. Spraguc. Friday.-Mrs.
Howard Granger is at home for a few
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Irving s. Jenney of Leicester has pur-
chased the George Merriam farm in the
Arnold district; consideration, $1,000 -
Mrs George briggs returned to Mont
pclicr Saturday. Miss Mae Walker, who
has been visiting her parents, has re-
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CRAFT SBURY.

4 daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
James Hamilton April 2l.-Nearly all the
the schools commenced Nonday.--Mr. a.
a. Bridges is quite ill.-Allen Chapman
and daughter from Wolcott visited rela-
tivcs in town a few days the last of the
Week.-Mrs. Robert Patterson has re-
turned home after spending the winter in
w altman, Mass.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

C,nrono.. u pco,noe e.o.,o,..o,t..- NV
tho past Civ vc7r. in Tho rnrra r~o,..,.
office or tIo Central I-,rr,o,,. -oirro.t
has been onpoirtod oes,et,,. - o. =
Waters. genera, f-.fa-ht eSd nosso~-o,
agent If tho Mortpcl'or G. wells Riyo,
railroad. Mr. Rcams Will assume his new
duties Mav1
states Attorney Bonjamin Gates
represented tho state at tho hearing
given Friday morning ~ Middle
sex village by the liconso commits.
sloners of that town. Attorney Gates
informed tho commissioners Of tha
ruling Of Attornov-Gcn.rai G. G. rftts
in r. gard 70 "silont r4-toors" in tho
linuor business and pointed ont tho
law rclatiu., TO the characterization, -,
liduor by common CARRIERS A.tor,cy
Gates advised oxomi7f,,- aoch o--l,
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RANDOLPH.

Adds S. Stokes died Friday morn
Ing at his home after few weeks
illness with pneumonia. The deceased
was born in Starksboro 81 years ago
but moved to BraiAtrec, four and one
half miles from hero, % years ago
where he had been a respected citi-
zen. The funeral was held at the
home Sunday afternoon at 1870, the
Rev. Frazer Metzgcr officiating.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
was pleasantly entertained Saturday
afternoon by Mrs. Homer W-hite,-Miss
Nettye Robbins, who came home Friday
night from her school in Chicopee Falls
Mass, was guaranteed Saturday for
scarlet fevor.-Miss Ellen Whitney spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs, Pearl Dewey
In Royalton.-Mrs. Jehiel Williams Is
spending n few weeks with her sister
Mrs. Charles Ayers, In Montpelier
Miss Bernice Morrill, passed Sunday al
her home in Pittsiield.-Mr. and Mrs
n. c. Greene are entertaing her sister
Mrs. A. f. Grover. and daughter, Miss
Una, Of Lawrence, Mass-Mrs. Clemi'
Piatt and Miss Lura Montgomery vste,
in Montpelier Saturday.-Miss Haze
Rogers has gone to Pittsfield where sh'
is to teach school.-Miss Josephin,
Ioomis has returned to Mortified afte
caring for Mrs. l. B, Johnson.-Mrs
Ernest Mcintosh is threatened will
rheumatic fever.-James Cleveland un
derwent serious operation Saturday a
the sanatorium for strangulated hernia
The funeral OF Adds S. Stokes wa
held at his late home in Braintree Sun
day afternoon at two o'clock, the Rev
| Frazer Metzger officiating. Those from
out Of town to attend the services wer,
Charles Stokes of Lincoln. Newman
| Stokes OF Starksboro, Wardner Stokes o
| Richmond, Mrs Florence Moody of Wat
| etbury, Il. c. Fuller of Starksboro, Lem
uel Page and Mr.. and Mr., D. Eddy o
| Randolph and ora Eddy OF Rochester
Mr., stokes during twenty-five year
| residence In Braintree had been consid
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HYDE PARK.

The listers have practically completed
their work which shows falling off in
personal property of about $-5,@o.-Miss
Georgia jackson Of WOOdsville y. H.,
is guest of her sister. Mrs. w. D..
Stronv-MLss LA Niles of Morrisville
was here Sunday.--Mrs. c. s. Page ana
daughter have returned from BOSTON,
Clarence j. Ferguson of Burlington visit
ed his cousin, a. V. Wiswol, Monday
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Mass is visiting Ecr son, r. r fol-
brook Mrs Louis Ncgricr ana daughter
have returned to their home in Three
Rivers. CanaCa, after visiting in town
several weeks
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-30

A sociablc will be held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Smith Thursday ev-
ening.--Mrs. George Burlington and Mrs.
G. Brush of North Cambridge were in
town Monday.--Miss Winnie Carpenter
has given up her position In the indus
trial school at Vergenncs and is now
teaching the. school at North Cambridge.
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IN THE ORIENTAL ROOM

A little item of Lingerie Waists to-day at SO
cents should make this attractive corner in the
Basement very busy place Fine India Linon,
sufficient quantity for Waist, stamped ready for
working variety of beautiful new designs to select
from. Royal Embroidery Floss, white or colors
sufficient to complete the work. Price SO Cents
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Fine Towels $500 Dozen.

200 French hand made Renaissance Doycs Solid Lace
with Linen center. Price IS Cent
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
AMERICAN FTRsTs AT OLYMPIA
Martin sheridan sums Up what the
Won

DUBLIN, AuE B-Msrrtn J. Sheridan, ID
the Irish-AmsrioRn Athletic club OF New
York. in kn interview here on the freshmen
Of ths Americans al the Olympic games
said:
There were twenty-seven track and field
events decided AZ the stadium. and the
United States team wun fifteen Of them.
England. with the assistance Of ireland and
Scotland. won Hspen Of them. and The Others
were divided over several countries. The
United States team came solely for field
and track athletics and that liz q summary
r~esuh-fiftsen eveuls 10 eight against Eng
land. Scotland and Ireland ~(oombinsdl. and
fifteen events 10 twelve against al cOm-
petinE countries The United States team
made several records IN different events, and
these wsre-E1Eh jump Olympic rSco-d).
long jump running Olympic record. pole
jump Olympic record. 1.5o meterE fOiym-
pic record. hammer COtymTic recordl, discus
Greek style fOlympic record. 40 meter
hurdle worlds renurdl. no peter worlds
record. s0 meters worlds record 3"
Sheridan also claimed that they won the
900 mstsrs fiat. ard that Il C~RrpentsrE
time had been declared that II also would
be found 70 ne q worlds record.
we were badly treated al around. Take,
fnr instance. the tuE-uf-wHr contest The
English team were allowed 10 wear iron
clips. which waE never before heard Of In
any country IN tuE-of-Vsr competitions
while our men had ordinary leather heels
We protested. but II was no use. In the
pole Jumps the rules were also departed
from, bur even with that We Won easily
We had 10 protest against the rules
and the administration Of the rules in al
most every event. and finally We WithdreN
our men from the 4o meters on Rccoun.
n the scHndRlous decision NJ the judges
In declaring the final VOID, which our nan
Carpenter won. Why. HRisWslL. himself
did mi complain and MS first words BftsI
passing the Judges we're Why. ] could MOI
keep I'D with Csrpents-. We protested IN
various wsyE against the manner IN Whict
We we're treated, bun n was no use"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
FOR TIE LABOR nay REGATTA
Potomac nj W~nshanE1sn 20 Ne scene
sf Much I~n1eresa

NEW YORK aug 1b-The MIDDLE states
regatta VIII ~ held on the Potomac river,
Washington, on Lshor dsy. September e
The COMMITTEES IN chnrEe Of the event has
arranged III excellent program, which vii
bring into competition some q me bert
OErHmen Of the country. The scheduls q
races. according 70 adViueE received hers
iE 10 INCLUDE fourteen events. as follows
Junior single EcullE, 1unior double scullE
Junior octupade BcullE, Junior four-0arsd
gigs, Junior eighf-osrsd shellE. intsrmedi-
ate junior scunE. intermediEts doubls suuIls
iutsrmediEts qusarupie Ecufs. intermediate
aiE~ht-oHred shells, association singles.
senior uuEr4sr-mils dash for single shells.
senior single SOULS. senior double souls.
senior fouf-oEred EiEE-
Although the entries DO not close until
August =. n iE said that The list Of those
VINO have Hiruifsd their intention Of enter
ing Is very large. The committee expects
crews from New York BElrimore, Fhilndsl-
phiR. Boston, Richmond Detroit and
Toronto
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
OMAHA SHUTS LINCOLN OUT
Rhodes Pitching Is Too Much for
Captain Fox and Els Band.
ONLY ONE CHANCE FOR A SCORE
jude Starts Inning with n Triple. bus
OOuad Get No FHrtb@r-T-ro nl4r
and I've PASSES IN siath
SIN fer Ohnm@..

LINCOLN aug. B-The Champions put
II over Lincoln To-Day IN znothsr pitchers
hhrlls by a : 10 0 score. Rhodes tU iriinr
was a mystery 10 The Greenhhrkers. WIS
made only ole hid for q soure. JUICE led
Oh IN 1he fourth with a triple. bEt Rhodes
nEf1eneo and the PROMISED run Jailed %
mAierihftze. Jones had one bnd inning
The sixth. when. with two men down
kings roller bounded away frcm GRrnicr
ana Went safe Jones passed Autry ana
WEIGH and a Htngle by Austin scored two
rurh AutryE cHtch Of GsEnisr's hot Liner
also pulled the Champions out 81 q hole
The two clubs play q dnuhle-h header To-
morrow in Omaha on 8 transfer 10 that
city. The score
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
TWO GAMES HERE WITH LINCOLN
OmEhn ana 6reenhnckers Play Double
Hender nj Vinfon sunday.

Tiuton street park VIII be the scene o.
two more games before the Reurke family
starts on its western trip. these two being
scheduled for Sunday Afternoon or rather
transferred from Lincoln. One Of The games
IL 9 postponed game. The wei weather Of
Tuesday causing thai game 10 be set hack
The present extended SERIES between
Omaha and Lincoln hHE been mnst inter
aErinE with Lincoln insisting on winning
may Of the games. Bun Omaha has had
the satisfaction Of knowing EEat Denver
has IN -hs meanwhile been duiuE It's durF
and taking 3 few fails cut Of Sioux CITY,
.ha leading cOutsndsrE in The Champion
ship Tight. The Greenhackers VIII therefore
DC a. Viutnn street park Sunday afternoon
for tive games and il VIII be NJ 10 Omaha
70 rrv to-take them both. The western
trip viii be q hard one HE hc1h the west
ern teams are playing fine ball. The line
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
MAHoEEY 10 TACKLE CHANNEL
Americas ~amm to Aatempf the
Great English Test.

Great English Test
BOSTON. Mass Aug ths
white star liner Republic sailed for Liver
.poal ON her last "trip. she carried among q
hopeful party OF swimming enthusiasts Sam
Nahoney. VINO rs on his way Uver to my
hts strength on a svirn Bcross the English
channel There Is no better place IN the
world 10 test fhe ensdunance Of a swimmer
thar this channel. The water ls cnld and
rough. the tides strong and the wesIher
ehRnE,Rble. Ever since swimming was firR
clRsssd with sports, men have tried this
long swim. Thus far their efforts have re
suited only In failure
The man who successfully sV'imE the
English channel must possess endurance,
a strong. wsn-hRlRDced brain and unshak-
able courage. Strange as II may seem.
statistics OF the various attempts show that
the brain q the swimmer has given out IN
8 majority Of cases before the muscles re-
fused 70 work Men have become tenn
pura-ily insane and wsrs compelled 10 IN
6ergo days Of careful treatment before
their mental balEnos could be restored. One
swimmer was literally frightened out Of
the water by the ~blsukness Of the night.
together with q heavy fog thai Esrrled over
him IKE a pan Other far ne
cause Of insufficient strenEth-
II h the opinion u those who know
Mahoney hat ne, II any one living can. viii
swim ACROSS 1he EnEliEh channel and not
exhaust his great strength IN duinE 80. Ma
honey undoubtedly Possesses all the quail
firstions necessary Dr.. Sargent u Hsr-
ward university. VIM has examined Ma
honey. EBvs ne is the only perfectly dsVel-
oped man who ever came under MS ohser-
walton. MAhonsy is over 90 wears u aEt
and has charge of ths life saving station
al Reverb. Al one time he was crippled
from rheumatism.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
WALKER AND Els QUEER RECORD
Americana AK N Be shs~n me . 20
fer q


NEW YORK Aug Alt II possible thar
Walker. ne South African Eprinter. really
ran M yards IN England IN "a seconds
But Il isn't hksly, Walker heEf Rector II
NE Olympic 1o meters ny 4 foBt. In 76sz
1ccunds A hundred meters 10 a trifle ever
zA' yards AZ Walker haEt me pistol a
Hride dE shown IN the photographs OF the
Elar). ms actual time was not better THAI
10 seuundE for the ln yHrds In that rare.
he WAS on edEs for the Olympic race, ana
10 bear Rector he was forced 20 extend
himself 70 the hmiL To cover 80 YARDS N
- seconds he Wpuld have to run fully
SIX yards n a hundred faster than he did
REHinEt Rector. SIX wards IN 3 hundred
yard race IL e tremendous lot. II is me
difference bsrwesn q worlds record hol6sr
ana q Epriuter u average class There
Is no doubt that Lhe African ran make
- seconds but n wiD take same repeating
Of mis- 81 mark TO convince people who
make 3 study Of EthletinE uhBt he can
really 90 a. There iE too much discrepancy
between that and his Olympic time.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

Win get rhsrn Thursday night in ths otym-
pic games.
An IL wunderment at what the Olympic
games viii bring forth. A certain air a
mystery surrounds the preparation fur this
big affair. hut enough has been said and
seen 10 convince even q casual observer
that there viii surely be something dDing
on that mumsntouE occasion. Some q the
traps for the Marathon race are now IN
place and the Field club Members journey
TO the course 10 see II they can figure out
10 what use Some Of the cuntr1rRnoeE win
Ne put.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
A B. C PLANS ROR RrrrssURs
Bs~uAE Tosra-y at smoky CITY 60
BE Gr=a1 Anuar.

PIrTEBERG Pa Aug B-ArranE=-
meutE have been complsted by which ths
American Bowling congress- me Ersatssi
event IN bowling circles IN me country,
Rll be- held IN thiE city. a. DuqueEnt
garden commencing "a February = and
taEung several weeks
Secretary Abe LanErry ~ the American
Bowling congress was induced ~ the
Flrtshurg huWhnE officials with whom
Pc conferred 20 acaept lhe q,
me haVlinE congress which VIII De held
here d vas undsr Mr. AnErg'E man
HEemeIt THAT me lsnrnEmen1 a. Cin
cnnau iEsi spring vas such .
pronounced success TIE garden has beer
leased fnr q period q ga weeks. begin
mig February 6 In order mar rhs Mace
may be put m preEsr shape for the hiE
event
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
ABE ETTEL DUCKS OWEN MORAN
Fo1y Fearher Doesn't Want 10 Mess
the B~r1tiaher.

SAX FRANCISCO. Cal Aug nj
looks nov as II Abe Actsl Ia trying hard
10 IA out Of mis- coming fghf win Owen
Moran, the English fss~rhsrWeiBht, On
Labor dEy afternoon Al jim Coffroth's
club 81 CulnE- At the second conference
hsld between Artel Moran and Cuffruth,
AueH demanded thai Jhck Welsh referee
the fight OF ne would CAL off the contest
Moran Was willing 10 Enoepd either Billy
Roche. Eddie smith q PM Wand After
an hour discussion, IN which Atteu SIN
hald or for welsh the meeting broke I'D
and the hEh1Hrs EEns~d 70 meet again In
about q week In Try and Ealeuf a refsree
Cuffroth said thai Z they could not select
a referee by rhEr time he would ier Arteu
on a rhs match and Etn ~ Fan. HEnion
10 dEht Moran
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
JUNIOR TENNIS AFTEn MIDWEST
EounE BlooaE Gene Next AT the FaeIa

Immediately sfrsr- the conclusion Of The
Midwest Tennis tournament al the F1eld
club the annual junior meet VIII be held
on IhA courts. The tact thar maug 81 The
PLAYERS Who make The champions fight hard
for rhsir honorE IN the CITY and even IN
the midwest playing are under the II
VeEr HEe. limit o. the Junior tourney makes
their matches Of interest 10 the Old hands
al the game The week 5uEt following Inc
big events Is moi eERCtig Satisfactory Ii
the for holding the junior. bui
II must be concluded before school opens
and no earlier opportunity has been found
Entries from an ypunE players who are
not more than II years ulc are earnestly
solicited Dy the COMMITTEES. which consists
u Fred McConnan Robert Stout and sam
Carrier. A letter addressed 20 Frederick
Mcconnell al The Field cluh vii be placed
in The HANDS q the cumnEir1se.
Ths winner Of the match play ID the sin
EieE and the winning team 10 doubles viii
BE- junior CITY champions. az no chalenEe
rounds can he played EsT Parcel who
won the singles last year, has passed thf
age limi1 and Farrell and FARRELL. doubles
champions. are diEhHrred for me same
reason There IL Z championship cup and
prizes viii he given for The winners q the
finals II al four events. championship and
consolation singles and druhieE-
The entry fee. 70 be paid A. advance vii
be 80 cents fuT singles and - cents per
team for doubles
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

PLAINNlEW, NHh- Aug B-fspacial
Telegram THE PiziuVleW sfarltnEF de-
tearec The Allen team rlE Efternnun a.
the DIXON harFesf picnic. ~ 3 10 J. TINS
game Vas me rubber between the Two
teams FlatuTieWE battery was King and
AMEpInEr- and every PLAYER or the team
did sEcEli=U W1TE The SiuuT CRY IsaEus
team Is scheduled 10 plag here septam-
bHT j.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

Ep1nlEIi AAlcT CD. TWO
base hits Corhan. Patterson. AndrraE.
I~hree-Dase hrs Corhan. Clark spenpFr.
DouhAA play Granville - Weich. Home
runs AndreEE. Mner. Hft Win pffcbre
ball BY Furchner, J. Sacrifice hitF.
spencer. Paterson. Clark Passed haT-
Henry Struck cut ByJEmes. q. hy Fats-
gerald. !; by F~urchner~k Bases on bKnF.
or Furnhner, ] off James, J. wnd pitches
Furchner, J. James. j Time IE I'm
pire. Haskell. A~uendance la8
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
PUEBLO BUMPS FURcExER HARD
Hits for a Totai Of T-slre
RuRa.

FUEBDO. Colo AUG. E-Fueblo pounded
Furchnsr for seventeen hits today and Won
the FIRST game from Sioux City win ease
by me score Of Y TO G. The locals com
menceo or Furchner IN the first iruinE
Eno never let u. James pitched EreaI
bEl until the ninth inuing. only RHuHfur
Tour hits In the ninth the firsi five mfl
who faced him nh safely. and FirzE erRld
war called II and stopped the hitting
Ducky Holmes, who threatened 1hEf he
would not hiring ma team here again.
failed 70 pun IN an appearance. Score