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Evening journal., 1908-06-30
NINETEEN MEN
BATTING 300
Are at the Top Of Tri-StaterS
Alter Only a Few
Games

According to the latest records Of
Tri- State games there Is In the league
nineteen 300 or better hitters Cree,
formerly known as Burde. Williams
ports outnelder has been hitting In
way that puts him first among the
regulars in the Tri-State batsmen;
but as he has only played in one
fourth as many games as Foster, the
Lancaster man still has a right to his
title Of batting leader.
The nineteen 800 hitters are pretty
well divided, Williamsport, Lancaster,
Harrisburg and Altoona each having
three. Trenton, Lancaster, Reading and
Johnstown two, and Wilmington one.
Lancaster leads in club batting, VIII
Transport in long hits. and iuelsman
is the individual premier a ong the
long distance swatters.
Barthold has accepted most chances
Of the clean-record pitches. Koeppman,
of Lancaster. maintains his surpris-
ing record Of clean games. He has
now handled 1913 chances without an
error. Calhound and Crooks are tied
for the first-base lead, though Crooks
has handled most chances. Magoon
and Bowcock are tied for second base
lead, the Trenton man having most
chances. Sudheim is the best fielding
third -baseman on figures. Ward tops
the shortstops and Moran has handled
most chances Of the clean-score out
fielders
Harrisburg leading in clubs fielding
Altoona has the only triple play, Har-
risburg leads in double plays and
Townsend. Boice and Emerson top tho
pitchers in games won.
In the hitting. Mccarthy. Of Trenton.
has the highest average. 1916. Tic
Williamsport hitters above $50 q 81.
Cree, .366; Wolverton. 321; Shean, .ar3;
Foster. 294; Hennessey, 273; Coch H.
269; Flater 255; Warhop, $50.
Townsend has the highest average
pitching record in the league. s33, hav-
ing won five Of his SIX games. War
hop is six and two, .75U.
Evening journal., 1908-06-30
PEERLESS AFTER
HIGHLAND A. c.
Manager AbrahamS Wants TO
Play For a Purse and
Share of Receipts

Manager Alexander Abrams. of the
Peerless Field Club. is hot on the tral
Of game with the Highland A. c..
which. by the way. is a Wilmington
and not Chester team. and IN an open
letter through THE EVENING JOUR-
NAL to-day he challenges Manager
Monihan of the Highland club to play
for purse and part of the gate re-
ceipts The outcome viii probably be
a hot contest to wipe out all questions
that arose IN the dispute over the score
Of Saturdays game, in which both
claimed victory. Manager Abrahams
yesterday said his team would like to
play Highland again, and Manager
Monihan sent the following to THE
EVENING JOUNAL:
''Afr. Abrahams, dear sir: II is not my
intention TO institute a debating class cs
TO who was right and who was wrong IN
our contest on Saturday, but you are well
aware that we played on your grounds
amid your own supporters and abided by
the decisions Of an umpire chosen by
yourself and he awarded us the game
we feel that this covers the matter en-
tirely as far as we are concerned. How
as you seem eager to get what you .crm
satisfaction we will agree to any terms
you make in arranging a future game, so
we will shut off the chin music and await
patiently your pleasure. Boiled down this
all means: TITS up to you Alexander.
Joseph Monihan,
Mgr Highland A. c."
REPLY OF MR.. ABRAHAMS.
Last evening Manager Abrahams
sent the following def;
Mr. Monihan. dear sir: In your
letter in to-day's JOURNAL you say
you win agree to any terms we wilt
make as to arranging a game. don't
intend to dictate terms. but will start
the ball a rolling by making the fol-
lowing suggestions, Qf you choose to
call them such):
I'VE will challenge you to play Us
with the same players for SO a side
and the gate receipts. winner take 90
per cent. and tho loser 40 per cent
'As South Side Park will be in use
for three successive Saturdays. I think
it best to play the game at Front and
Union street grounds on Saturday, July
is, as 1 understand the DUPONT team
is scheduled to play in Delaware City
on that date.
II also suggest that the sporting
editor of THE EVENING JOURNAL
have charge of said game and make
all arrangements, such as getting the
grounds for the above date. July Is.
choosing the umpire and holding the
stakes.
Il also suggest that each team send
two representatives beside ourselves to
confer with the sporting editor on all
matters Of importance, such as number
Of players, etc.
Hoping that this will prove a satis-
factory answer to yours Of yesterday. I
remain.
Yours in clean sport.
Alexander Abrahams,
Mgr. Peerless r. c."
"P. S-That now popular saying It's
up to you Alexander can now be read
for a few hours at least. It's now up
to you Joseph
Wilmington, June 20.
Evening journal., 1908-06-30
DIAMOND FLASHES

Snb-cellaT is cool these days.
Well, somebody has to be in the cellar.
They say stupid playing did it.
Time to take a brace.
Zollers hit the ball some. Got four hits
in the first game. Still one man can't 90
all the work.
Owens stick work is on the mend. Ohe
of his swats yesterday was for three Lai-s.
He also played well in the field.
Grady got back into the game and
showed his appreciation by hitting a
double.
John Barthoid. "our discard" beat us
for fair.
They say Edmundson deserved to win
the first game
And they say we have been 'reiuve-
mated"
The Senators strengthened their hold
on first place by taking two from Johns
town.
Wilmington strengthened their hold cn
last place by presenting two to Reading.
But it's only a difference Of .217 in per-
centage.
Trenton was also among the losers.
We get another try at Reading to-day.
Evening journal., 1908-06-30
skssters Have New Manager.

NEW YORK, June sO.-Jersey City's
Eastern League baseball team played
today under new management, Joe
Bean, the clubs shortstop, having re-
signed as manager and Eugene Nc
Cam having been appointed as his
successor. McCann was at the head
of the Paterson Club in the Union
League until that organization dis
banded. He will manage the team
from the bench except in emergencies.
Bean will continue to play shortstop
and act as captain.
Evening journal., 1908-06-30
SHUTS
OUT STANTON

Newport A. A. shutout Stanton Sat
urday by the score Of to 0. This IS
the first time Stanton was ever shut
out and the second time IL was ever
defeated on it's own grounds. The bat
teries for Newport were Green and
Nallin, for Stanton, Bradley and Jones.
Green struck out IL and Bradley II.
Score by innings:
Newport 30 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0-5 . 0
Stanton 80 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 3 3
The Newport A. A. would like to re-
ceive challenges from Middletown,
RocSland and Newport. Write to VIII
liam E. Frederick. manager, Newport.
Evening journal., 1908-06-30
BALTIMORE q OHIO B. 3.

Vacation Tours to Niagara Falls, Only
S10.25 Round Trip-July 8, II and
81 August IA and %; September IL;
Ootobor'2, 1903.
Excursion tickets will be sold on
above dates, good going only on Spec 4.
ial Train leaving Wilmington at 10 20
"a. m, arriving Niagara Falls at 11OD
p m.
Tickets valid for return fifteen (15)
days, including date OF sale. on all reg
ular trains. except BLACK Diamond Ex-
press" OF Lehgh Valley Route.
Call on ticket agents for pamphlet
giving full particulars as TO stop-overs.
sidetrips, etc. or address II. A. Miller,
T. p A., City Ticket ONCE. s14 Mar
ket street.%
Evening journal., 1908-06-30
Grady Aaain sianed.

Former Manager Mike Grady, who
was released several days ago, has
been signed by John O'Rourke, the
new manager. Grady will be used rs
an additional catcher fs relieve Mill.
man. who has been doing all the work
behind the bat. First Baseman Cas-
sidy VIII continue to act as captain Of
the team.
Evening journal., 1908-06-30
X.Howard Gam es.

At Front and Union streets on
Thursday afternoon The X-Howard
High School team will play the RoyaI
Blues. On Saturday the X-Howard's
viii play double-header at the same
place, the first game to be with the
Madison A. c. and the second with the
Lancaster A. c. There win be an ad-
mission charged in tho afternoon
Evening journal., 1908-06-30
sTArE OF OHIO, CITY or TOLEDO.

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY, IS.
r,ranlS j. Cheney makes oath that ne is
.'ntor mariner of the firm of +. j. Cheney
4 co. doing business in the City of TO
40 Comfy and State aforesaid, and that
soiG drm will pay the sum of ONE HUN
DRED DOLLARS for each and every case
- Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
,1se of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in
nv presence, this 9Th day of December,
A D.. 1856.
(SEAI) A. W. GLEASON
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testi-
moniels freA.
+. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Evening journal., 1908-06-30
kane Wins Eirst Game,

Kane pitched his first game for At
lantic City yesterday, defeating the
Egg Harbor team BY the score of IL
to 10. He allowed Rine ssee. 1t was
the first game of the season at the
resort.
Evening journal., 1908-06-30
ACCEPT LIPTON'S
CHALLENGE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
NEW YORK, June 30.-The New
York Yacht Club announces that It win
accept Sir Thomas Liptons challenge
for Americas cup.
Evening journal., 1908-06-30
WaverIv lakes a Game.

Waverly A. c. defeated the Booth
wyn, Pa. team on Saturday, IL to g..
The local team had twenty-one hits
McGranery and Henry comprised
WaverlY's battery.
Evening journal., 1908-06-30

6-i, 6-3.
Bull beat Otto II. Hinck. Montclalr
A. c., ST. 7-5. S-6
Neely defeated DR.. w. Rosenbauni,
Ga, SIS.
Clothier is drawn with f. p Larned
In the next round.
Evening journal., 1908-06-30
HedaeviIIe Won.

The Athletic Juniors we're defeated
by the Hedgeville's by the score ot
II TO H. Batteries for Athletics were
Farley Riley and Cook Riley, and for
Hedgeville. were Smith and Smith.
Evening journal., 1908-06-30
German Lutheran Sunday School
ENcuraion.

Thursday. July 2nd Is tho day.
Penn's Grove the place. Boats leave
King Street Whi.'f at and IL a. IN.
and 3 p. m. Adults 25 cents Children
10 centss
Evening journal., 1908-06-30

Ahiliihan batted Tor Hartley in eighth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Reading .... .. e. ........0 0 OOOO41Ox-5
wilmington So. ..-........O 0 0 3
Sacrifice hits, Marhefka. Barthold,
Crooks two-base hits. Shaughnessy
Grady; three-base hits, Shaughnessy
Owens; stolen bases. Lynch, Catiz, Xcl-
lers. ?; Barthold. shaughnessy, Clay;
double play. Clay TO Lynch; bases on
balls; Off Barthold, 5; off Edmundson. J.;
struck out, by Barthold. 8; by Edmundson
A; time, 2.1O; umpire Connor.
Evening journal., 1908-06-30
Defeats Chesapeake City.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETOWN, Del. June 3O.-The
local boys defeated Chesapeake City on
Saturday in a close and interesting
game. The features of the game were
the pitching Of Watson and Richards.
The score:
r. II. z.
chesap'ke City .o140O1OO O-6 4 3
AIiddletown -. % 1 90 4 ks G
Evening journal., 1908-06-30
GIRLS AND cHuD's UNDERwAIsT.
AND DRAWERS.
Parts Pattern No. 2421
All Seams Allowed.

To obtain this pattern or any OF
the others heretofore described in
THE JOURNAL. fiji out the follow
ing coupon and lnclose ii with 10
cents in an envelope addressed 10
the Fashion Editor. THE EVENING
JOURNAL, Fourth and SLipley
streets, Wilmington. Delaware.
Evening journal., 1908-06-30

Burner Gas Stove, s1.1e
including 4 feet tubing. Row & Co,
Alb King
Evening journal., 1908-06-30
7 IVT IUUUdTU III HeNenTn.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Reading ..........0 04001 KS
Wilmington.... 80. ..........0 10000 o. O
Sacrifice hits, Hoch, Emerson. Shaugh-
messy; two-base hits. Lelivit. Clay; stolen
bases. Cassidy; bases on balls. off Emer.
son, 3; off Hoch. /; struck out. by Emer-
son, 4; by Hoch, 1; left on bases. Reading,
4; Wilmington, 5; time, l4O; umpire, Con-
nor.
Evening journal., 1908-06-30

ADDITIONAL SPORTS ON PAGE 8
Evening journal., 1908-06-30
WILMINGTON.
SCORE BY INNING

Totals ..... ..... 10 "a 10
xMillman batted for Hartley in eighth.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
BASEBALL CHAT

No matter how close the race was,
a Tri-Stale pitcher made it so.
Carson Pools all-star team. COM
posed OF former Williamsport Tri-Stats
PLAYERS. viii meet Connie MaciCs Ath-
letics, at Athletic Park, next Tues.
dav.
There is ono Tri-State League PLAYER
who will come In for share of the
worlds chamnionship series ana ne is
Hllefer. the former Johustown player.
with Detroit
"Ollie" Britton. a Tri-etate baseball
player made the big junap a few even
ings ago and was married e. Mary
Elizabeth Eek, Reading girl. Briiton
Started with Reading. but fn.shel in
Willimasport.-Altoona Morning Trib>
unr.
That Bob UnglauJ has made n win
her out of a loser since ioininc the
Nationals is not to be questioned. The
additional batting strength wl.rh u.s.
presence on the team gives 1t was an
that was needed to make the team "a
first division proposition
The season just closed has heen a
poor one for big George Bill. the former
Altoona twirler who graduated into
the National League by way of Brook.
lyn. and it is likely that next year viii
see him back in the minors. Altoona
Times.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
OPEN LOCAL
SOCCER SEASON

The local soccer season win he opon-
ed here this afternoon, weather per-
hitting, with a game between Will
mington United and Chester Ameri-
canss
Tho lineup Of tho Wilmington
United will show some changes made
since the game with Literary. McEl-
wee who is the center forward, has
been placed back I'm his old position at
centre half Cross, who was right
back, has taken center forward J.
Black has been left out OF tho right
wing and ID. McElwoe is TO take his
place.
Police Captain Thomas A. Kane has
been elected the honorary president Of
the local club, and will kick off the ball
at the beginning OF the contest
The officers Of the local club are as
follows, Honorary president, Police
Captain Thomas A. Kane; honorary
vice president Thomas A. Kane; hon
orary vice. president Thomas NJ Ner-
min; manager a. NJ. Craig. president
]. Perry; captain, T. Black; treasurer.
+. Hallas; secretary. j. Balm. The COM
mittee In charge is composed of j. Gar
rick, C. Holgate, j. Armstrong.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
NOW FOR WORLDS
BASEBALL HONOR
Cubs and Tigers in Fine
FettIe for Big Game
To-day

DETROIT, Oct 1O-Every indication is
that the opaning Of tho series at Bennett
Park this afternoon win be under the
most auspiclous circumstances. Baseball
enthusiasm is at an intense pitch here
and baseball is practically the sole topic
of conversation. Bennett Park viii be iled
with a record-brealSing crowd when play
As called this afternoon.
The Chicago National League team, Is
men strong. in addition 10 President MUIR
lphy. Secretary Williams and a number
OF newspaper men. arrived from New
York over the Michigan Central railroad
yesterday afternoon. All except Captain
Manager Frank Chance, are IN perfect
condition for the game. Captain Chance
was struck IN tho throat by a rowdy
while leaving the field In New York, and
the blow affected his vocal chords so
that he can barely speak. lie viii play at
first base
Manager Hugh Jennings had his Ameri-
can League champions on the field az Ben.
nett Park al the morning, giving them
their fnai practice for the first OF tho
games. which meare 81 much 20 them.
-tn eaiu tldl MS chhib team was vi edNiN-
factory shape.
"The pitching choice for to-day lies be
tween Knlian and Donovan said Man
nscr Jennings. with the probabilities fav.
orinE Killian"
within two hours after the reserved
scat sale was opened yesterday morning
OF Bennett Park every reserved seat foi
TIE game was sold. and there were stu
hundreds Of men in line waiting TO se
cure admissions. Circus seats which vii
accommodated 10000 spectators arrived al
Bennett Park from Chicago. These extend
completely around the outheld. President
F. J. Navin stated that he viii have seats
FOR from 1900 20 10000 persons.
Weather predictions are for splendid
baseball weather.
Teegrams of congratulations on his vic
tory IN the American League continue "a
come to Manager Jennings. Manager John
iAIcGrow, Of the New York Giants former
teammate and close friend OF Jennings
teiegraphed TO him as follows to-day;
''1f justice had been done. YOU would DO
PLAYING st Off with the Giants now My
hearty concentrations May you always
prosper as you have this year"
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
Not,HorssIf.

Farmer 10 fnp5ioai manl-It you get
out my way any time. doctor, I Wish
you'd step: aEdS Ssee my wife. 1 think
she aihe Pfee,in, wen. Doctor-what
makes yop think so? Farmer-Well.
this morusas tier She had MIXED the
cows, an ted the pigs, an got break
fast fer the men, an washed the
dishes. ,ah'sbupt "a are under the cop
per in The Hssh 'o6se, an done. few
odd jobs about the house, she COM
planned ofeeltn' tired-llke. I fancy
she needs a saose @ smedioine.--London
Scraps. "a
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
ONE DAYS News
OF New CASTLE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. oct. 1O-Those wno
knew the Conoway girls when they
lived here are following with deep in
terest the Erb murder case near Media.
It is nearly thirty years ago since they
moved from here to Philadelphia. Sine,
that time both Mrs Erb and Mrs.
Beisel have visited hero.
In the Armorv building this evening
the festival for the benefit Of tho City
Cornet Band will be held. Every per-
son in the city who appreciates good
music is invited to be present.
At Battery Park this afternoon the
married and single men viii play a
benefit game of baseball
Rev John Rigg is now pastor Of the
Emmanuel Church.
The members of The Holy Name So
cieiy win receig. Holy Communion az
first mass in ST.. Peters Church to.
morrow morning.
Tomorrow viii be rally day in the
Methodist Church and q special pro.
gramme has been arrcnged. In tine
evening a special sermon will be
preached
The street committee of City Council
expects TO finish the work Of biuldme
Wilmington avenue during the coming
week.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
!. 80 .lAInr.ln rhat.NQnn

In bIsenao zone Of the veakly papera
offered d pssze s5r che best list Of
strong w to slshmb efSten. The an<
nouneea5sPt bed Tthat but ten
words HAEfd Ee ,considereds from any
one person lsascommittee Of literary
men would esaeot from the numbers
Offeted tgs5feR strongest words in tho
Eng1ish hge.
Theseiate she words that won: Hate,
blood. hunH dawn, coming, gone,
love. dead. el6he, forever.
Do yopsthink d any stronger, fuller
Of Suggest gtBp ~ Schange.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
NJ. Gum. Third election district

NJ Gum. Third election district
Charles King, George w. Smith.
Seventh Representative district
First election district, Ralph c. Steele
Augustus Bennett. Second election
district, George Bishop. Aaron ]. Lynch
Eighth Representative district-Firsi
election district. Horace G.. Blizzard
Robert d. Stevenson. Jr.
Ninth Representative district-Ed-
ward c. Morris, Noah Hurley.
Tenth Representative district-Johr
c. Lank. j. Cornelius Martin. Second
election district, Napoleon B. Register
Job Derrickson. Third election dis.
trict. William J. Westcott, George c
Prettyman.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
charIessossron.o,s. Lass.:Tributo, a, :,

-4'11lI = . = UT - ? IIIEUI
''He Wall notsseparate .us--we have
been so lhappyP' These were the Lass
words of ChaTlotteN Bronte when, hav-
ing Beeoase Mrs. Nichols .and having
lived with her HUSBAND only nina
monfAss dsGxb to. snatch the cup
OF donessc saIEcitg. from the lips OF
theShapp q X ess low, wandering de-
liriams on yf lseting for an ina
slant efrsh TITS ssta pot, she saw her
husband sBce " aTn fkoe. ana, caught
the souRdse seg some murmured words
Of prayer tA4t God .swouid spare her
"oh, she sN Set:: - ann4not going
to dieSstp e Fllly not separate uE
we have bsen hapfy!gs Z Aaj
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
BOSTON GOES AFTER
MINOR LEAGUE MEN

Big league clubs with an eye on IN,
work done by Connecticut league
graduate pitchers are doing more draft
ing. Boston has put in a bid for Jim
ma Lavender. the spitball artist OF
HolyolSe. Lavender pitched a game
or two in the Eastern League at the
nnish Of that season end showed up
we'll Boston win try him out in tie
spring.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
ohaEi...

Clara LAT Jehaie's wedding last
week, owipE 90 a misunderstanding
she hsd 70 wcltfat the church thirty
minutes 'foretlle bridegroom. Maud
Oh, we'll thirty nihutes isn't any
thing to "a woman ,swho has waited
thirty YsArs.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
NEXT READING TEAM
SHOULD BE GOOD ONE

The Reading baseball team for next
year-if IL slips through the drafuns
periodicals very strong. The Reading
team has some good stuff i'm it's luc-
up and Jacob Weitzel should be able
10 choose a pennant winning team,
with very little trouble. The follow.
ing PLAYERS are owned by the Read
ing team;
William Stroh. Harry Barton, George
Boice. John Fox. Herbert Jackson.
John Barthold. j. E. Emerson. Tom
Crooks. Curt Weigand. Mike Lynch.
Louis Litschi. Fred Clay, John Leli-
Welt. Frank Shaughnessy.
Read rr4r F,vrN-rD-, ro--1>-
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
Anxious.

Professor sStone--To the geologist
thousand years. or so are not counted
as any time al al. Man In the Az
dience--Great Scott And to think
made a temporary loan Of co TO
man who holds such viewsl-London
Telegraph.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
Where to Stand.

"Motor cars an sech air all right"
said Farmer Bligh, "but III stand by
the Missouri mule"
'"Then be keerful, David" cautioned
his spouse, ITO stand by his head, not
his heels .'i-Kansas' City Times.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
ON The
ACADEMY ALLEYS

In the weekly bowling matches on
the Academy alleys last night the
Chevaliers won two games from the
Esquires ;the Pilgrims two from the
Crusaders and the Knights two from
the Hermit's The scores:
,.rrrsrra rrrt.ts
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
stronq Polo Attraction.

Eleventh Street Rink was the attrac-
tion for a merry throng Of skaters
last night. the opening OF the rink
having drawn n large crowd. General
skating VIA be continued at every night
session and on Saturday afternoons
until further notice. On wednesday
night OF next week the polo game viii
be between the Springs and Lenox
hveA
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
Slow Ball.

Pearl-Down on the porch last aight
Reggy was taken for burglar.
Ruby-Why, I'm surprised. Reggy
never stole anything,in his life.
Pearl-No; he is even too slow to
steal a kiss.-Chicago News.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
As She Sees Herself.

a lovely magnifyins glass
A mirror IS 20 every lass.
Her charms are magnified IN Il;
Il does not show her faults c bit.
Catholic Standard and Times.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
Varnor Il 4 -.

Hans Wagner made So doubles. 10
triples and nine home runs this SEQ
son. He is Tie only man In tho bis
league TO make bvcr 200 safe hts.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
A BAD h.hit

Concerning the habit Of 'butting in,R
Permit an observer to utter
The simple truth that IL doesn't win
And often Is bad for the butter.
New York Times.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
Poker and Bridae.

Knicker-I was sitting up with q
very sick friend last night, tell you.
Mrs. Knicker-Yes. sat up with his
sick wife all this afternoon.--Harper's
Bazar.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
Evolution.

He cut initials on a tree;
Love moved without a hitch,
For when few short years had passed
He went and cut a switch.
New York Sun.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
Dance Id tha Euturn.

'They seemlto have new dance ev.
cry season. wonder what the dance
Of the future will be?"
"st Vitus'-probably." New York
Life.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
To PIav Ball.

Bear Station will play the p. r. r.
team at Bear Station today AS the
=. r. r. team is much strengthened
a good game is expected.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
How IL Wa.

Beenaway-So he led her to the altar
ct last?
Staidhome-well, to be exact, she
pushed him.-Puck.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
Ratired Early.

Mr.. Borebeigh-Were you up late
last night?
She-No. I was rather expecting
you this evening.-Smart Set.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
MaIinea Hnrinr.

At Horse Show Park this afternoon
the twenty second matinee races OF the
Delaware Horse. Show Association viii
be given. There are five events OF un-
usual interest on the card The third
race will be one OF the most interest
ing as Little Lady and W. c.. A. will
be pitted against each other.