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The Dickinson press., 1908-05-09
P%UBLICALLY EXPOSED
Hansbrough. and Marshall Are Hoist 3,
Their Own Petard.

II. G. Hansbrough, United States San.
ator, and Thomas F. Marshall, C~onrrasa.
man, are apparently convicted Of falsi.
tying. Each has vigorously asserted
that there is no combination between
them to control the Minot Convention.
Previous to the Grain Growers, Con.
vention, January 20, Marshall had de-.
nounced Hansbrough as q rascal and
a~ansbrough' had threatened to thresh
Marshall on the street. Thew met af
Mlnot and formed an alliance to which
3 well.known newspaper publisher was
Each had been discredited by The
Roosevelt administration, McCumber
the Junior senator, and Gronna. cor.
gresham, being recognized in their
stead In the distribution of federal NOT.
ronage. P"'-
il was their idea that if they could
control the Minot convention and Hans.
Drough sent as a delegate to Chicago
that they would then appear as Bic
reel leaders of the party to the admin.
lstration at Washington,
They would also have control of party
organization which they hoped to thus
take from Mckenzie.
Evidence of. this compact can he re-.
vealed from other sources of a conf
Dental nature if proof be required, but
there is corroborative evidence enough
that is convincing that has been fur
nished to the public.
The dickering for delegates to the
ward County convention proved it. =
Chas. b. Cheney, political editor Of
the Minneapolis Journal, which has IA
vored both Hansbrough and insurgents.
AFTER making a tour of the state last
week writes his paper:
although Senator Hansbrough de-
MES any combination, his lieutenants
are hghtlng Mckenzie and maintaining
friendly relations with the insurgents. .
II another letter to his paper he re-
lates the visit Of the register and re-.
ceiver Of the Devils Lake land Office -
Grand Forks in behalf Of Hansbrouph
to make a deal to get some of ia
friends on the insurgent delegation "a
Minot. -
"This would ~serve,' he adds, ttas =
rallying call for the Hansbrouph men
on the slope" FAN
This discovery Of the newspaper cor.
respondent was confirmed in the Grand
Forks county convention Thursday
when F. B.. Feetham, a well-known at.
torney, stated IN: the floor. that Hans
brough had proposed to him an alliance
between the insurgents and the Hans
brough supporters Of which he was in
favor. :sa.
He was turned down because the in.
surgents did not choose to play Hans
brough's game.
Whether this reputation of the nm
holy alliance between Hansbrough and
Marshall will shatter it remains to be
SEEN. At any events these two profess
slolnal politicians and Office holders are
convicted of falsehood and deception.
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-09
McKENZIE's GHOST
It Should No Longer Alarm Men Of
t, Intelligence.

The Naim that Alex Mckenzie il
trying to gain control Of the Minot con.
yention must read likes spiritualistic.
meet to men Of intelligence.
No one knows better than Alex doe.
that he il . dead issue in North Dakota
and that any attempt to again place
nm at the head Of the republican party
IN the state would not be tolerated by
either faction.
The republicans at the Minot con.
vention viii unanimously demand a new
man straight forward republican Oh
whom all can place implicit confidence.
Our insurgent friends who imagine they
zee Alexis shadow should learn that Is
Is perfectly harmless.
The Herald has no authority to speak
tor the gentlemen, but Frank Spraaue
sef Grafton, James Kennedy Of Fare:
OF CD. Lord Of Gando, il would seem.
would oe q trio Of nominees to choose
: national committeeman from perfectly
Herald. N'A11'
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-09
A GREAT BUILDE,
Thos. =. Marshal Constructs q rev
Air Castles.

Tom Marshall is evidently sensitive
to the criticism that he never got any
public buildings for the state during
hls eight years as q congressman. Now
that he is a candidate for senator he
has introduced a bill to erect post
ONCE buildings IA eYeryseciity Sof TIC
United States where there lis q post.
Office OF the second class
There are 1902 sectond.class post.
Offices i 6 the United States Eso Thomas
is5 going some. Il win be@putting the
government TO . bigaexpense to build
these gpostofice 8 inst 8 Marshall can
9 elected United States senator.
Theresare only seven fptstoffces sofs The
bsecond-class in North Dakuta and 1900
buildings wouldsthu be snperhuous, ~.
less Mr Marshall contennplates runss
ming Tor president later on
EEgg.ytn1NN I3.AsFstG SS[gSl yIHrS S.glyy ~
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-09
NOW AND THEN


II hE .NFN tHN . IetEaLE4 &H.EfH 4fN M.gayy EAEEA.| EHH SE
The lnsurgent and SdIHEansbrossh %
Pers which are::fond y fsferrins 4
Mckenzie as the slooter SSof Alaska.
SPEAK OF MN ~ been In isi]
II, san francisco % safsseouyicted Of =
crime. II would ~ ven fors them e
remember fnat Mskenxissl wsnt8to iail
because no disobeyed ansorderS of ~
court upon the advlieSo liz attoraey
2 mat AZ wasapsrdened " Preside nt
McAin!ey upon the ldyics@@of Attornev
9enerai Knox wkkcs declared thst m
Incarceration II IA i outrage NJ
Mellcsn cfta1sns n .Sssss 8assSS $as3f%S' N
1neee same papaSSEa Smieht do wen
~ Us 1920 = q ssa4fsGsnstor Haus.
nicuga ,nsterel aSsastl Aoor 81 az
s Snasea. Ssates, senatsH1S tbEuary 4. 1909,
Oe = Htlaan sDroughald
Whsa the mofnliinRi hSurs clossa
sssLosy she senator from Douth Caro-.
sans - JUST concluded sSthe reading sc
newsPaPer article WAiek ~redected
.ssser seriously upon p0me Hentlemen
= ~ a~calslntasce, ons ssof whom I had
recommended to appointments n :. n.
p01s sennts once. . ss6Sa
- general tho Senator ineluded
sGv1fai gentlemen Who were evnnected
watn tne court in Alaska last yvar nd
ne reierred to them#Sass stheivss ana
scoan0feis. Now MI. President that 81
Plet!y severe Language and view Of
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-09
SITUATION UP-To4DATE

Republican county conventions held
last week have not Changed tbs antici-
pations assEto the conparative strength
ct stalwarts and insurgents to the
sMin g convention, May IA. EDDY
county has added sir more delegates
to the stalwarts column. { The inigur-
gents may claim the Contest II tthie
county but it cannot be considered d
such from the mere ~ciiricu1nstalnucs that
after the convention had concluded til
work certain insurgents Held ancther
conventionsanud went through i tbs form,
of electing delegates. It IS doubtful
whether they will even 60, To- Minot 81
that the alleged contset VIII Be hsearr15
OF at the convention.
Grand Forks county went soli;dIyyr IN
I surgent as predicted. The notable Tea
ture was the failure Of Senator HAMS
brough,s friends to get on: the deIeaa-
ton. 1t was q complete repudiation Of
the combination that Marshall and
Hansbrough had framed up to make q
showing against the party organizations
at Minot.
Tabulated results in the 81 counties
that have held conventions u~p.to-date
are as follows, with seven counties to.
hear from-Emmons, Mclean, Ransom,
Mercer, Burleigh and Mckenzie:
County @ Stal Tnnnr DorN%
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-09
ABUSE REACTS
Insurgents Monkeyed with 4 Boomer.
ang When They ATTACKED Mckenzie

Judging from the reports f the Grand
Forks county convention the insurgents
have found that abuse of Alex Nc
Kenzie has been a boomerang. They
started their campaign by the assertion
that he, intended to seek reelection as
national committeeman. s5S
It developed that he had stated posi-
lively that he did not want it and
would not accept the place. Mckenzie
is known to be q man of his word and
1t needed but an authoritative statement
to quiet his enemies on that score.
I-nsinuations that he was q spokesman
also fell. fiat. The. nearest that they
could come .t0i presenting him in the
light Of an agent for corporation in.
terests was to- say that he hadSsupport-
ed Hansbrough. 4T Is s
These attacks upon Mckenzie have
only served to bring to mind how much
he has done to- develop and to aid the
state III an unselish way. His friends
were aroused and, although he himself
remained SILENT his d~etractors found
that it4did not pay for them to invite
comparisons Of the value Of their pub
lie services with His 754 gS
The night before the primaries were
held in Grand Forks county the insur.
gent candidates for congress, governor
and superintendent of public instruc-
ton made addresses inGwhichAthey not
only refrained from abusing Mckenzie
but even claimed they wereSnot fight
ing him. So ss&SS a8ftssss NJ 81 asss %Ss
The convention itself ThulrsdayT III il.
sSc1udeds asI many sSrabiid.. insurgents az
have been gathered stogether under one,
roof In the mt voice nf
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-09
CAMPAIGN SHOTS

George ~. young, lnsurgent candi-
date for congress, is making a triumphal
tour Of the state. Tuesday he address
ed an audience Of exactly twelve people
at Lakota. When he concluded some
body suggested the audience should or.
ganize as a jury and bring in a verdict.
The next time the insurgent leaders
invite a twin city newspaper repre-.
sentative up here to investigate and see
for himself how ttthings really are',,
they will probably lead him through
the state blindfolded. C. B. Cheney,
political editor Of the Minneapolis
Journal came to Fargo last week to
meet Sid Adams, Marshall2s manager.
He was guided from one insureent
stronghold to another throughout the
state and then wrote back to his paper
that the stalwarts would control the
Mlnot convention; that Mckenzie was
not q candidate for reelection as n q
tlonal committeeman and should not be
made the target for abuse; that Hans.
brough and Marshall were working to.
gether; that the stalwarts were trying
to hold the party together and willing
to make sacrifices to secure harmony
and that the insurgents were seeking
TO divide the party. He also exposed
the scheme to vote for delegates to
Chicago by judicial districts neatly de.
signed to give the insurgents more
power in the convention than their rep.
fesentation warrants. The insurgents
got q hold of the wrong mantle one
they should have invited is I'M
Journal Washington correspondent
VINO can be expected to come along
alter as a guest Of Hansbrourh.
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-09

It is too bad the primaries will have
been held before the summer school Sc.
cation. Certain school superintendent
and teachers could then have more tfns
to circulate petitions and otherwise
do the political bidding of W. i. Stock
well, superintendent Of public instrnc-
ton. $500,
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The support Of the Valley City Times-
Record is said to have cost Frank Ploy-
har the Office Of postmaster and is also
hoodoing him as a candidate for the
legislature. J. =. Page, an attorney,
has been brought out against him BY
insurgents who do not propose to- see
that an associate 3of PeeWee4 Packard
gets up to the lunch counter.
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BAY SHORES HORSE sHOW.
Many Entries, and Long Islanders VIII Hold
q House Parties.

At the eighth annual Bay Shore horse show
on next Thursday. Friday and Saturday Miss
Emily H. Bedford will enter her great hack
neys. Hildred and Caynton Phyllis. with
Bonner, Bitten. Dancer and Lord %Irvineton,
such a dash at Long Branch and Atlantic
%sa iii 3 sSe sEIiSsI q Ne ssiifs :ssSi:
S fhs e %hiis xbn 3 4 Tssse YIN 0 'Ss sasiSats u
s stSer se sns1is. Il include ins R &. s sSflo.i saH~' The
7. a:,'s s.ns st:s'i ". 'w, Rssl s. i ssss,. s.'' San:
S SlTs!s sS.'f ae O. ii sf y h ;ss,E%Srf Il. i kiss1 e %ss:
fseS Pandora. sIhoaeste. Relisnos so 6sorss w q
f sIsosisi. Illinois Queen. fndisns eSsea; s si.'P Msss..
Malr. oakdals LORD oSs1; Nh: ! Nor; duimmey
S x. sorF slq pfsni.y eF TRi.u P'f leo t oss. NMs Majesty. f ssl
i Nss' S I'm s:' J. ih hssss f esdI:as fh. Lay Esss;1 hPs'''a'
s $iRj.a st e. ! .a ss; 81, MS sssIn p H sssa's an. se &sily
f5Ss%Ss sss; sI ( S. S:s!ss S ssi Ss; .%|;s r I; !: a hs ss'ss
keaasd h'ni Asnp 8 af' 4SSssr aSSssA Aladdin adm j Juan K Z.
Geeslloi v: SPORTING Teddy Miss Marion Hoillns
Durham P,sipyra' En. chaTies r. Hubs, Bel
Roadster Ciasses-E. -Reybert,- Reflex. Aug G,
Blume. Mickey. Alb. MaolAy. Marguerite Mar
Keep. -.
Pony Classes-Estnore Farm, Doncaster Model;
J. SchArf, vornous: Kathrine and Thornton Motley
OF Bay Shore. Baby: Mss Dorothy Hubbs, Prince
Jumping c,.ssesL.wsssshsster r.rms. T.eonite,
Jack Frost George 3. Cain. Centennial. Red Raven:
q. Watson, .JrY of New YORK. Lghtfoot; r., Lau.
renee Smith, Smithtown. Rocktn and Iinch PIN:
II. p. osbom(Jr,, Of Garrison on Hudson, MarteI,
Clarence II. Robbins, Chance, Elvie. Aary1eld.
s. Velsor. Westbury, Midnight.
The Judges this year will be jay F. Carlisle,
games II. Marshall, Francis NJ, Ware, Richard
Newton, Jr., and Edward 4, Carle. Greater
New York andNLong Island have q particular
interest In the Bay Shore show that this year
will be OF Unusual sporting and social conse.
auenos. Many houses parties have been AZ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
shipped by rail- for several thousand miles.

~Automobilists who are driving their first
ears are frequently az q loss to account for q
on ops or ttapp a6s Fh Metis os Ssgon q the q s snsans
spells the running Of 9 good car, The true
to be fouied cylinders and c~srburation too
rich. The oarbureter REQUIRES attention from
si%s to ii'n 4Sn;n n hS %iif Always assl 3. 's ssnd 81 ar e
CAUSING : oscssionai aoedins =" a. the jss .shsn;
clean myths qyiinse r the fseP Result ap would b only Z
marked falling on in power: on full throttle
When sD the cylinder ina ef Is in 'a a foSufed eondition
and the top OF the piston has a deposit Or
carbon from one-sifteenth to one-eishth inch
inevitably results. There are other factors
helping toward this, such as the increased
the slow burning gas remaining In the OK
haust ports from combustion
Maryland has decided to begin work at once
upon plans for the construction 81 the IN.
was q N made during the last session Of tSs MARY
land Lesislsturs. The work Of suryeyins
Calvert counties 8 to Sc started al once under
the direction Of Chief Engineer W. "; Crosby
AWARD sna 4 4 ne sI asss1sat shf ser th K. oo @oqf n sh sss
ized After The ro ute 's are selsotsd Il, Vii 70:
way. and then the specifications for doing
the work will be advertised several weeks
be made on aP The road road ssSSiildiiins.i before Tor the cold
weather sets in: During the winter tie
in western Maryland viii be. mapped out,
r. sf.d sa.f IL It F stdl be D sad lie e oo ass sS%s ,c vii
opens op nss'y pr ae ef nave Beer been Med lie 'S5 "a the etass
Washington as one Of tho roads to be built
by the State.
Italian antomobilists are now hoping that
the day will come when they win be able 70
fay fG 5,a, as 81. 2s f,asf %i afni q aao 81 Hs 1iSGIe e
saesessialiy e]altly.sed in sicily, where ess
detrimental trees has been carefully tested
S Ss 9 81. h sooa % aaslitse Fss s eai'ci a. r eTsSiad 20
s srs . SSps ad in sIS..y Z Z. t h s u 81; Sr' sh raes s.s
years OF preliminary. cultivation is necessary |
there 70 bring trees to profitable productive
Ia" Government has been asked. and 4 Is
Teaes.d SG aSs Ministry AZ ( 10 sa said Pt e psSntsmpi sss
trees and money awards for successful Gull
~tivators. II
The Wisconsin State Geological Survey
ia now engaged In superv rising. the work OIL
building q number Of model roads In different
s sSsSorisles 81 furnish nns St the ms terra me i isSor
for the stretches Of improved highways and
the. survey furnishes trained road engineers
to direct the work. The plan Of improving the
road surfaces .is to mix clay into the sand
roads and sand into the clay roads. and thor.
suits fts'gi In %n sooa s Wesrns snSfsSe sfter ne
roads have been rolled by trafiic. Stretches |
pre- under Improvement at Bsrs6ooss Solfak
Waupaca. n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
sHEEPsHEAD BAY SHOW OFF.
Abandoned Because DOES May Not Travel
IA on Brooklyn Cars.

A the, BROOKLYN Rapid Transit Company
has forbidden doRs riding on. It's cars after
July the .Sheepshead" Bay Kennel Club
has declared of its annual dog show. TO have
been held at the Brighton Beach racetrack
on Septem Der, 7. Labor Day. " . ..
The majority of the dogs are taken on a
Leash 70, our show = said Secretary H. W.
Beals and 1t can readily be seen that with
10 transportation facilities removed IL
w1ufG DO foolish TO attempt holding a show.
A year ago at the last moment after the
premium liet. had gone to press stating a
permit would be Fven to each exhibitor
the B: R, T. refused to, issue the permits. as
il had dops In former years, to other clubs,
az the Utilities Commission compelled II to
receive sash fST each permit The club
permits 80 that exhibitors could show their
dogs without annoyance and extra expense,
but the present difficulty is Of q different
nature, and cannot be overcome
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
LONG BRANCH SH0W AWARDS.
Paul A. sorg's Team Wins Road Race
From Seabright.

There were four teams In the road race
from ,Seabright to the grounds of the Mon
mouth County Horse Show Association yes
terday at Hollywood Park. The four-in-
hands were entered by A. G. Vanderbilt. j.
Campbell Thompson. Grand view Farm and
Eoa one 4 s 81 shs n lasss af e former ss1; rs sSo save d ssss
their own horses. while Frank Palmer and
w; J. Grant respsctivsly drove the other
They left seabright at $50 o'clock, and
| View team. With Palmer urging on a tired
lot Of horses. entered the grounds and circled
= Il o Was Z minutes and IL second. later that
the next coach came II through isf sSe satss' This his
S Mss me sb ssrs outfit aitb q cr three ms sI93sslns MAX Sass
deFalis sn and Thompson were cut on by a ira n
Condition Of the horses counted and the
judges awarded TO the sors team, the first
prize and the Fiss, Doerr. 4 Carroll trophy.
tin nns n IL i%pses ssH1s' s 81 e; vi Sf w sueeesse eeh IN
Grey won twice in the afternoon. once with
o assi w Wiss ho araTi Bsia Ens slse The rSn i az saos also
e. ss:n r 4 ssm T,si g. . tss f ssSs' Tho Ts sssG e.
Golden d. and LOra Golden, A. De osrness
as2 hartman Hsc csiis 4 Il ' snd SsIa hlafs' =" w.
Harness Tsndems-Not exceeding ISL hands
Won BY {. W Wstson:s Kitty Grey and Nerena;,
Rraoeiet; third. Kniokerbocker Stable company's
Ponies 10 Bsrness-Not over 14.1 hands-won
by George Watson's Bracelet: second. Grand View
Elegant Dishsm: fourth, Clair and opplng'sCfck
Sss1n Sy 'i &. e. y v. ss%i fss.sa Mel IVAN Vshsy " W RonSs-
full; second, Eisinore Farms All There aiss z.
W Esnsxs; i ssllqih q Grand q; View Fs4m'. 4 YSun vsI Ion.
Harness Horses, ANY size-women to drive
watson: second, .HrS Paul 4. sora's saitsni
,Mss 6; sGhwar'z'; fourth. G. W. wasOn'i Ny
women.s Saddle Horses, Not Over 1871 Hands
Won by Mrs. VS. $. Elliotts Daphne; second, z. H.
Wgssathsroee,s Ir;sh Eose; third :: z Dsyis's Yes"
Saddle Horse. Chsmpionship-won By Mrs.
". s. Eliiott's Daphne; second. r. l.. Patterson's
Road Race-For teams 70 coaches from Sea-
bright % shoy grounds-won BY Paul A. sore..s
team GT; J. GRANT,; second Grand view Farms
Campbell Thompson's team Time. Is minutes
wa aqP e Oyer 2 wl sSss PssSs; bI Esss Feet High a!sa11
Westchester Farms Jack Frost; third. Same owners
cepennIal: fourth, GI.nd View faIm's ot,awa.
f Balti@ers % rs E gls1 x. g. v " e. III M foits Sn 1efd
by eqps ss.l M asse R'o ST.. s Fancy sso' s ss and H as.Sss
heim.r a g%nsieTmysrs Handy; third. William
we ssi s. r &. w. p w h.se sss Gsseha sn ST Tiss W ar nsna'-
Comelnati9n Class; for best hsrnsss and saddle
Harness Horse Pairs, women 70 drvo-Woa By
T ,S,aa o ss0Se Sc. Lord ord! k sssa,s s1a &c STsnd 5pke;
J. z. pavis's Vesia Tiley Mrs. j. E. DavisS ''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
Bfg Crowd Of Boys In Playground Meet.

Ths Parks and Playground Association
held a invitation track and field meet at
and crowds Of hoys from New York. Brook
,lyn and Staten Island were there. II was
the second meet OF its kind this summer
2. Young Of the Vernon avenue branch took
run and the running broad jump. e. Hayslop
OF the same branch won the running hIgh
jump and he. with Clancy. q branch mate,
these ssries viii be held In September.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
PROPOSALS.

CONSTRUCTION OF SEA WALL, CRIB WALL
TRANSPORT WHARvES AND SHEDs-FoIt Ma
pokais, In tripiicafe, Will be received. here until
nIoon. Pacific time. August. Is. 1905, and then pso.
ncly opened, for construction at ii Fort Mason. san
Francisco. Cal, Of a sca wall. crib wall. transport
wna ow and snsds for new Army supply N p stpss,
acoordange with .drswinFs and specihcations eyy
ST.. Philadelphia, Pa. copies Of which may be had
S Spon spplics,ion here or e Depot ousr.srmasihssr e..
partmcnt Of the Lakes, Chicago. III. Alternative
PROPOSALS win Also be received based on any ioIif
OF permanent construction, Such alternative pro-
posals must pc accompanied by fun detail draw
lngs and specincsttons 70 be considered. All sPpa,
cations for drawings and specifications muN y
accompanied by q certified check, In amount Seo0
made payable 70 Treasurer of the United Snna
which ohect. or proceeds OF same, will be reAihso
Until return Of all drawings and specifications;
Envelopes containing proposals 10 be endorses
Major 0EoR0B Mex. WILLIAMSON. Q NJ, U.s..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
NJ Grand Circuit at Euswood.

According to Long Branch trottine men
attending the Monmouth county horse show
Yesterday there Is no prospect Of the Grand
Circuit dates Of August 81 to September 4
being filled at Elkwood Park. Horsemen
have shown o disposition to stay away and
as no. special Inducements could be offered
the meeting ts regatded,as all of. II Ia ex-
peets q thst Dover. n, viii take the dates.
ford and Syracuse after the P~oughkeepsie
nseting Of August IL TO 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
HELEN HOLLY TROTs WELL.
wardells Marc First In Straight
Heats Mt Parkvtlle.

The Parkway Driving Clubs weekly natl
nee was held yesterday at Parkville, L. 1.
Judge Wardell. president OF the organiza-
ton. won the class B trot with Helen Holly
Class b. trotting
Helen Holly, br. m, by Guide On Winant
King Edward. b. q. Gohn ii. Phillips .......s ) j
Larfton, b, m. %. II. Smaley1. ............S 3 1
T~me-ass,i, Assjl. ssiji,
Class d. trotting
Gentle Annie, b. m, by Axworthy Wilson
Matte IT, b. g. Drank .smsni. .....""......i j
,Toppy Lad, b. 9. Stephen DUNN 5
T~ime-SI914. 2:2Sl5 fzTS.
Class A. trotting
Kaline,. 3. m. BY Krempn John II.
O. L. Smiley, b. g. tJohn Ii. cisii...:"
Princess Of Kent, BIN, Frank Jacobuo.. = 3 j !
Ida Axworthy. b. m. George Ihnkenl IA 3 4
Tme-2l7H. go. 2iek. fafN.
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X GO no PIECES.
Rain spoiis the wicket and. Surrey Wins
by 12z Runs.

6peesot Cohs DeSpotA % THB Sun.
LONDON. Aug. 1.-The seventh game in the
cricket tour Of the Gentlemen Of Philadelphia
was finished here to-day In unexpected de-
feat for the Americans. who were altogether
at sea on the slow wicket and could do moth
ing against the Surrey bowling. The County
eleven won BY q margin Of i27 runs, and judy
ing from the overnight score, which was
90 for Q wiokets, the Quakers should nave had
little difficulty ordinarily In running up the
necessary ios runs to SCORE o victory. Rain
had fallen during the night. however. and
made the wicket t~reaoherous. and instead of
adapting themselves to tho circumstances
and playing Q forcing game the Philadel-
phians tried 70. play steadily and therefore
encountered defeat.
The overnight not out batsmsn, Z, FIN
Cregar and 7. A. Greene. opened. the batting
TO the bowling Of Lees n Blaoklidge..
A, NJ. Wood, who followed, after adding
2 single vas given out leg before wickst 70
ldge's deceptive Bowling. after scoring 8.
Seven wickets were dswn for rs runs, and q
speedy rally By the visitors was. necessary
Il they were TO make q respectable showing.
r. II. Bohlen was In q long time and hopes were
entertained that he might save his side. but
9 runs were all he could negotiate and then he
wa. out to q catch by VICAR %, Fees.
The only two remaining batsmen on the
side at this Juncture were J, A. Lester and
T. c. Jordan. but disaster stu followed The
score: