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The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08
OMEGA FIVE DEFEATED.
Lost Final Game Of Season TO Normal
School Aggregation.

The Omega basketball team. COM
posed OF girls of the New Haven High
school, yesterday lost to the Nocmal
school girls in very fast and :xcit-
ing game by the score of 81 to 13. at
the Anderson gym. This was the sec
ond game played between these two
teams. the flrst game being won by
the omcgas by the close score 81 20
to IS. The result of this game ,rov-
ed a surprise to the Omegas, who ex-
pectod to end their season., with
victory. Both teams did fine passing
and shooting, making many pretty
goals, but dame fortune smiled on the
Normal school girls. The lineup was
as follows:
Normal School. Omagas.
Miss Rowley (Capt.) 49,. Miss White
Left forward.
Miss Campbell 3. Miss Rattlesdorfer
Right forward.
Miss Johnson :. Miss T.. Barnes (CapD
Center
Misses Scharf, Reynolds. Miss Dixon
Right guarad.
Miss Klciner. :. -. Miss q. Barnes
Left guard.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08
MUST AVERAGE 0.
Necessary Qualification for Entry In
Big Billiard Tourney.

New York, April THE executive
committee of the National Association
of Amateur Billiard Players, DR.. A. b.
Miller, Amateur Billiard club of New
York, chairman, announced to-day that
a grand average of at 1872 balk line
will be a necessary qualification for en-
try TO the international amateur cham-
pionshp to begin here Tuesday, April
eS. In the Liedcrkranz club. All entries
are subject TO the action of the COM /.
mittee. The entries OF Lucien Re Role,
France; and four Americans, Demarest
Conklin. Chicago, and Gardner. Pas
sale N. J., and Poggenburg, New York,
arc in hand. Others are expected as
the championship is open to the world.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08
ATHLETICS WIN AGAIN.

Philadelphia, Pa, April T. The local
American league team defeated the
Nationals to-day IN tho second game of
the series In q poorly played contest,
Score:
r II Il
Phila. (N)...O OF o4OO1 0--6 8 3
Phila (A),.,..1 9o5 ! 0 0 0 - o 3
Batteries MotsiS> MacQulllen and
Doom. Dyg&'t cNc schreck Umpires,
Connolly ana Emslie "a
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08
BURCH PULLS TENDON.
Football Captain Injured While Prac.
tlcing for Quarter Mile.

Bob Burch, captain of the Yale
football team, and who made his Y
In track Last year, went over to the
track house after the football practice
yesterday and started running the
quarter, in which event he was enter
ed last year, Half way round the
track he pulled a tendon and had to
quit, The injury may keep him from
the track for a couple of weeks and
viii hinder him In the football work.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08
PUNTING CONTEST FRIDAY.
With Coy and IIalncs Out Fitzpatrick
Has Good Show fOf Cups.

Coach Bglow and Captain Burch,
of the Yale football eleven, have de-
cided to start the punting contest on
Friday. and all the punters will be
given a show for the prize cups Friday
and Saturday.
Coy and Haines arc out of the punt
ing contest on account Of their base
ball work, the one with the varsity
and the other with the freshman nine.
Haines did the kicking for the fresh
ma nthis last fall, and all the other
freshmen were Of mediocre ability. IL
Fitzpatrick takes time from his track
work he stands good chance of win
ming.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08

After calling n meeting of the has-
ketball players and summing up the
number of games each player partici-
pated In, Captain Dustin found that
out Of the eight players, Geraci play
ed the least number, playing In nine
The other seven candidates who will
receive their N. II. r. p. are Captain
Dustin, SAKE, Connolly, Alderman
Fraser Frankel and Starkweather.
Manager Bird will also be awarded
this insignia.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08
ALL NATIONAL TEAM.
Bridgeport Posts Pick Of Polo Team
Same as ,Journal-C ouricr.'s.

The Bridgeport Posts selection Of
five star players for the All-National
lroler polo team Is the same as that
picked by The Journal-Courier with the
exception that our Park City contem-
porary chose Higgins instead Of Bone
for first rush. The Post, however states
that there Is little preference between
Bone and Higgins.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08
PRINCETON LOSES AGAIN.
Tigers Beaten by Jersey City Eastern
League Team.

Princeton, N, j, April Jersey City
to-day defeated Princeton by the score
of to 1. The score!
r II e
Jersey city 80 otOtOOo 7 2
Princeton ......o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ii 5
Batteries Lafattc. Plank, Mason and
Vandegrift, Clark and Dawson.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08
BOSTON NATIONALS WIN.

: Baltimore, April The Boston Ma
tlonal League club was defeated to-day
by the Baltimore Eastern league team,
) to 4, in a we'll played game. Score
r II n
Baltimore ...a..O FL o. 90 IS 10 I
Boston ........1 90 1909 "a 10 Q
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08
VEGETABLE LEAGUE.
Squash Defeat Peppers and Turnlps
Forfeit To Radishcs.

In the Vegetable league games last
night, the Squashes won three games
from the Red Peppers, and tho Turnips
forfeited their games to the Radishcs
The contests took place at the Swift e.
Hulse alleys Score.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08
FRENCH CAR AT GIhRoY, CAL.

san Jose, Cal. April THE French
car In the New York to Paris auto
mobile race passed through Gllroy at
l2.15 y. m, to-day
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08
TWO FOR HARTFORD.
New Britain Manages TO Win One
from League Leaders.

New Britain, April The New Brit
ain bowlers lost two out OF three games
to the Hartford Ave here this evening.
Rlddell rolled COL. Scores;
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08
BRIDGEPORT TAKES TWO.
Jimmie Watt Rolls 662 I'm Three
String ut Waterbury.
Especial to the Journai-Couricr)

Waterbury, April THE Bridgeport
state league bowlers defeated the local
five here this evening in two out or
three games. Watt rolled 6G2 which ~
but nine pins less than his record hIgn
three string. Bridgeport rolled LOS.
I'm the second game.
The scores:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08

The local high nine will have Its
hands fun this afternoon when hey
play the Pequot nine, who are deter
mined TO give them n beating some
High school students play on the Pc
Wots
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08

Eddie Bridges has signed Merlden
contract, so that now the only hold
out is Gus Soffel
Manager ONeil of Springfield Will
make the attempt to get Pitcher Jonn
Hess returned to the Springfield club
This Is due to decision of the national
commission imposing fines of 500 on
the Brooklyn and Nashville clubs for
the Illegal drafting of linlayson of the
Lynn team, a working agreement be-
tween Brooklyn and Nashville being
alleged.
FATTY" Lord a one-time Norwich
player, has been signed by Jimmie Can
Is not so big by thirty-iive pounds as
he was last fall.
Charley Humphrey has landed five
swarthy Cubans for his New Britain
team. Three Of them are Marsans. u
first Sucker; Padrone, third baseman,
and Almelda, a third bascman. Hum
pnrey hasn't mastered the names of the
other two vet They arc all stars from
the Almendares team, which was the
Main Thing on the island.
Tho Waterbury players signed for
this year and who Will report before
the regular league seasons opens are
pitc6ers Hronkle, Farley, Rogers.
Casey, Howard. Fisher Sillery, Me-
Nulty Dlchtcr, Leln, schlosser and
Ross,
Catchers -Shincel Lucia. Moran,
Monaghan, Virgins and Kerr
lnheldcrs lAchance, Fitzpatrick,
Sanborn, Singleton McEnroe, Rice, SEQ
Der, McGovern, tagyille, Fink Olsen.
fl,,I Ha1l arg Il
tlan, Moore, Dashcr Kelly, Miller, Bar
rett, shane, Joe Kelly, Power and
Frewcrt.
Manager Dan O'Nel Of Springfield
has sent ont notices for his PLAYERS 10
report to-day They will practice in
the old baseball park. The team will
play an exhibition game In Waterbury
Good Friday
Frank Chance, manager Of the Chs
cago Nationals, declares that tho real
reason why Hans Wagner refuses TO
play with Plttsburg this year Is owing
TO Tow which Wagner had with Man
agcr Fred Clarke II the Pirates last
season
There will be three Of -four utility
/ players with the New York Giants this
season McGraw thinks that he will be
! prepared
The college games scheduled for to-
! day follow Harvard vs. Wesleyan al
\ Cambridge penn vs.. vermont at phila-
/ delphIa; Princeton vs. l'ordham at
I Prlnceton Columbia vs., Stevens at New
York West Point VS.. N. Y. q at West
Point. Annapolis VS.. ST Johns at An.
napolIs Dartmouth VS.. Trinity at Dur
ham, N. O.; TUFTS vs. Brown al provl-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08
TRIMMERs VICTORIOUS.
Win All Three Games from the
Omegas.

The Trimmers again trimmed tho
0megas at the Y NJ, r, c, alleys last
night, when they won all OF the three
games rolled. The score was as fol-
lows:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08
Bridgeport.
947 1852 SOS 2S97
: Waterbury.
MuSTANGOS VICTORs.


AT the Tuxedo alleys last night, tho
Mustangos won two out Of the three
games rolled against the EXeelsiors
The score was as follows.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08

The regular meeting Of the New
Haven High School Athletic associa-
tlon, which was to have been held
to-day, has been postponed until to-
morrow,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08
WIN AT CARPET BOWLING.
East Rock Council Defeats Mailing
ford % to IL.

East Rock defeated the Walllngford
team in tho Fraterna Benefit league
last night. The score was:
East Rock, 4 2 . 0 0 2 222 0 0
0 0 0--22
Wallngford, 0 O21 0 0 0 o 0 0 2 I
/ 2 oil
Referee G.. r.. Dudley; scorer, J, p,
Vanderbilt; time of game, ! hour Is
minutes
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08

The Omega Girls basketball team
ended their successful season yester-
day. by playing the Normal school
quintet, The former has played many
games, and proved worthy repre-
sentative of the High school
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08

To following baseball games will
take place during the Easter Saca-
ton; Saturday, April II, Naugatnck
at Yale field, and Saturday April Is,
New Britain at Yale field, The
games will commence at o'clock.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08

The Phi Delta Tau girls of the
High school, have one more game to
play before their season Is finished,
They have also won many games,
making n brilliant showing They
played the Omcgas to see which was
the best team, but came out even,
each winning a game.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08
n. II. II. S. VS.. PEQUoTs.
Good Baseball Expected This After
noon at WcstvilIe.

me liigh School baseball candl-
dates have recovered somewhat from
saturdays game, fifteen showing up
for practice yesterday afternoon. at
WestvIlle. Three outside players
were secured. and two teams were
chosen, Three pitchers We're tried,
but they seemed unable to do much,
for many hits were secured off them.
Bases on balls, and safe drives pre-
dominated while strike outs were very
few.
Not only were the pitchers out Of
condition, but the fielding was poor.
Numerous errors were made and most
of them at critical moments. The
boys played In q listess manner, not
overworking themlves in going after
the hits. This might be accounted
for the fact that Mr. liackett 'wss not
present to coach. His absence could
be easily noticed, for when he is
present the boys have no time for
fooling or taking 1t loahng. He secs
that the boys play baseball and moth.
ing else. During the practice Roger
Bacon. who is trying for first base,
was hit by a very speedy ball. on the
head while on second. Bacon. how
ever, did not seem to mind this, for
lie took advantage Of this wild throw
and stole third and then scored run.
on closer examination II was found
that the ball just grazed Bacons
head. saving him from severe in
jury.
The High School nino will play the
fast Pequots team this afternoon at
Wostville. This will make the sec
ond game for the local high and the
first for the Pequots, The lineup
Of the High school team will proba-
bly, be the same as the one In the
Yale Freshman, Saturday, with the
exception of SAKE, who played third
base. He has been barred from to-
days game by DIR. Cushing. the head
master of the school, on account OF
Irregular attendance. Although his
playing on third. Saturday. was not
of the best, he Is the best man out
for that position. He Is good hit
ltI, anu stGuINh Oll' Vi Aii' Niii w i'i''
made 10y the High school in their first
game. His position will probably be
taken care of by either Fiheld or
Starkweather. However, this is not n
certainty, as no lineup will be decid-
cd upon until the last moment.
Blakoslee, the catcher. who Injured
himself In Saturdays game, will prob
aably play to-day.
The Pequots. one of the fastest and
strongest baseball mines In the state
of their class, will make the local
high nine go some, They have many
good hitters and especially good field
ers on their team.
The probable lineup of the teams
4 follows.
n. H. II. S. Pequots.
Blakeslee ....... Nugent, Lapides
Catch,
| Starkweathcr ...........L DAndrea
! Hollacher. Grodskc ..... Sampson
Pitch
| Flanagan ...,,,..'','''', ilbsihs
First base.
b Rapnanno ..,....''.,''.'' SULLIVAN
Second base.
| Fifeld .....,....'..''t''' freeui'iai'
Third base.
stephen ..............J u. DAndrca
Shortstop.
Fahey (capt) .,....,...,.. Sprcyer
Left field.
/ W. Carroll ............... Mallory
] Center field
/ Messenger ...,.,.,,.,.,,, Mcnz
Right field,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08

The first spring track meet Of the
New Haven High school will be held
May 8 at Yale field. They will COM
pete against the Derby High school.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08

FATTY" Lord, one-time Norwich
player, has been signed by Jimmie Can
avian for the New Bedford team Lord
Is not so big by thirty-ive pounds as
he was last fall
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08

George Bannon viii twirl for the
Providence Eastern league team this
SEASON.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08
DIAMOND CLIPPINGS

Eddie Bridges has signed n Merlden
contract, so that now the only hold
out Is Gus Soffel.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08

There will be three OF four utility
players with the New York Giants this
season McGraw thinks that he Will be
prepared.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08

Manager Dan O'Neil Of Springfield
has sent ont notices for his players TO
repor, to-day They viii practice in
the old baseball mark The team viii
play an exhibition game in Waterbury
Good Friday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08

Frank Chance, manager Of the CHS
cago Nationals, declares that tho real
reason why Hans Wagner refuses to
play with Plttsburg this year Is owing
TO row which Wagner had with Man
agor Fred Clarke II the Pirates last
season.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-08
Trlninicrs.

Clinics VS., Pickwicks tonight at s.
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High School Notes.

The rehearsals for the drama, "Oak
Farm which is to be presented by the
High school students at Library hall
on the evening Of Jan. 81, are progress
irg finely under the direction Of Miss
Alice NJ. Richards of the High school
faculty.
The baseball team will this year give
up the usual trip through Aroostook
county and in it's stead will go to York
county for some of the games to be
played abroad. In connection with this
trip games are being arranged with
Biddeford High school and Thornton
Academy at Saco.
Plans are already being made for
the Junior exhibition, which is to be
held at the Opera house the last of
next month. Four boys will participate
in 4 debate and declamations will be
given by four girls.
Miss Julia Clason resumed her duties
as assistant teacher at the High
school yesterday, after being absent for
a couple Of days on account Of illness
with severe cold.
The mid-year examinations will be-
gin the last Of the week.
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Phcc1c Grant Sherburne.

Mr.. PhraSt Grant Sherburne, aged
Il years, died Il l o'clock Wednesday
ornIng otter :.s illness Of only three
days. Hex death came as a great shock
TO her family ;,3 wen as to her many
friends.
-,IrS. Sherbuync was born Dec. -,
1896. at Prospect. her maiden name be-
ing Phoebe Crockett.
She was q member Of the Second Ad-
vent church Of Gardiner and always
led a religious life. She was a woman
of uncommon character. generous, and
large hearted. and dearly loved by all
who knew her. She was d young WO-
man tor one of her years and up to
last Sunday enjoyed almost perfect
health. Then came IN acute attack of
heart failure and the end Wednesday
morning.
a son. E ID. Sherburne of this city,
with whom she had made her home
since coming 10 Hallowell, survives.
The funeral will be held from her
late home, 81 Winthrop street at 4
O'Clock this afternoon. Rev. II. l..
Nichols of the NJ. +. church and Rev.
Mr.. Newell of the Advent church Of
Gardiner will ofElciate.
The remains will be taken to Pros
pect on the midnight train for inter-
ment.
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u. o. G. c. Installation,

The L. o. G. c. held it's installation
of officers at City hall last evening,
the ceremony beginning promptly at s
O'Clock. a large number of guests wit
messed the exercises. The Augusta and
Gardiner lodges were well represented
besids q large number of local friends
The installing officer was Grand Com
nander a. S. Bangs of Augusta, assist
ed By Mrs. Bangs and several officers
of the Grand Commandery. After the
ceremony social program was pre-
scented, including a piano solo by Her.
bert shea: very pretty fancy drill
by the National Relief Corps
reading by Samuel Stoddard:
singing by Arthur TOwle and
Harold Fuller, selection by Miss Cover
on the piano, and recitationS by sever
al High school prize speakers. The en-
tertainllent was followed by speech
making b. prominent members of the
order
All adjourned at $50 to the local
comnlardery citadel on Water street,
where :. banquet royal had been pre-
pared by the ladies. About $50 guests
sat down at the tables. After the BAN
quot the younger element adjourned to
City hall, where dancing was enjoyed
until late hour.
Tt, lodge is now in the best of con-
ditiou. with 4 prosperous outlook for
the corning year. y noticeable fact is
the young element coming into the
commandery. The membership nubers
leo and having reached this ERIK the
Grand Commandery has presented 10
all rev members solid gold command
cry pins.
The officers installed are:
Pest Noble Comander-Francis L.
Wheeler,
\oblc COMMUNICATIONS NJ. Sim
mons.
Vice Noble Commander-Jennie Good
win.
Worthy Prelate-Grace Head
Worthy acknowledgement L. Blanch-
ard.
X. Of R--J.arln L. Frost.
r. K. OF !s.-C;eorge \. Heath.
Traasurcr-Sylv6st~r J. Wheeler.
Narder. Inner Gatc-Harold c. Full
Ter
Wardcr, Outer Gate-Eorris Dodge.
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PITTsToN.

The Epworth League of East Pittston
will present the drama entitled old
Acre Folks at the Grange hall. Pittston,
Friday evening. Jan. II, with the follow
ing cast of characters:
Caleb Evans. the deacon. Gilbert Care.
Emma Eliza Evans, the dcacon's wife.
Myra =. Hewey
Geoffrey Evans the deacons son.
J. a. Mcintosh
Mary Jane the deacon's daughter
Elite Dockendorfi
Aaron Playfuir. the squire.
Merle d. Dockendorft
Elizabeth Ann, the squire's daughter,
Edna Dow
Priscilla Prin. the squire's housckeeper
Ida Dow
f. Boynton Scott
Job Hardy, tie stranger, Willard Hunt
Ike Johnson. the constable,
Willard Hun,
The Grange will furnish refreshment9
at the close of the play.
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GARDINER.
pANFoRTH LODGE, N. {. o. p.
The Officers Installed br Deputy
Grand Warden Mrs. n owe,


Tie officers of Danforth Lodge, No.
179. N. K. Q. p, were installed last
evening by Deputy Grand Warden Mrs.
Emma F. Howe CT Augusta. Her suite
consisted Of James Jones, as grand
Junior past warden; A. L. Barnes as
grand chaplain; S. A. Crocker as grand
vice warden, and George Farrington
as grand guide. These officers were
installed:
Junior Past warden-Mrs. Annie NJ.
Russell.
Warden-Mrs. Jessie c. Moody.
Vice Warden-Miss Alice G. Dill.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. Mabel K.
Johnson.
Financial Secretary-F. L. Ames-
bury. '
Treasurer-J. E. Cunningham.
Chaplain-Mrs. Eleanor Dudley.
Guide-H Herbert Dudley.
Guardian-W. F. Johnson.
Sentirel-Fred T. Hartman
Trustee for three years.. w. Tai
bot.
After the installation speeches were
were made by the deputy grand war
den and others. The installation cere-
monies were followed by banquet
and dance. The banquet was in charge
of the newly installed officers and mu-
sic for the dance was furnished by
Monaghan. Visitors were present from
Augusta and Brunswick.
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E6na Palmer, Andrews; and, whereas.
the long and intimate relation heid
with her in the faithful discharge OF
her duties in this society makes it
eninently betting that we record our
appreciation of her; therefore,
Resolved, That the wisdom and abil-
ity which she has exercised in the aid
of our organization by service, con-
tr!butions, and counsel, will be held in
grateful remembrance;
Resolved, That the sudden removal
Of such a life from among our midst
leaves a vacancy and shadow that
Will be deeply realized by all the men,
berS and friends of this organization
and will prove a serious loss to the
community and the public
Resolved, That with deep sympathy
with The bereaved relatives of the de-
ceased VIC express our hope that ever
so great a loss to us all may he over
ruled for good by Him who doeth al
things we'll;
Resolved, That a copy of these reso-
Iutions be spread upon the records OF
this organization, a copy printed in the
local paper and copy forwarded tc
the bereaved family.
The American Benefit Society,
EVA w. ROYCE. Pres.
DAVID S. JOHNSON, Sec.
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Temperance Union Meeting.

The Lizzie r.. Towlc Temperance
Union held it's regular meeting in the
G.. a. r. hal on Tuesday evening. The
meeting was opened with Vice Preai-
dent Mrs. Blanche Friend in tic chair.
The meeting was opened by the usual
exercises and singing. Miss Maddox
presided at the organ. After prayer
offered by Brother Jones. the minutes
of the secretary were read anil APPROX
ed. There were remarks by several
members and also select reading by
Mrs. Friend, Miss Maddox and Brother
Sydenham. There were greetings from
President Mrs. ToWle, who was unable
to attend or account Of illness. Peter
Wagner a member of the union, at
tended the meeting as usual. but died
very suddenly sometime before mid
night in his bed.
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Pythian Sisters installation.

The annual installation Of officers
of Pythian Sisters, Granite Temple
No. 10. took place in X of P. hal
Monday evening, Jan. 6, the officer:
being installed by Grand Chief Mrs
Elizabeth Hutchinson, assisted by Mrs
Alice Perkins and Mrs. Jennie Good
win, as follows:
p. G. of T.-Mrs. Harriet kittredge
VI. f. C.-Mrs. Mary G.. Wood.
F. S. of T-Mrs. Annie Stevens.
NJ of T.-NIrs Edith Gray.
NJ. Of r. and C.-Mrs. Jennie NJ. Pet.
tbs.
Proc. of T.-Mrs. Grace Beales.
Guard of T.-Mrs. Matte Smith.
Refreshments We're served.
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notwithstanding the cold wind OF
Tuesday evening, $50 persons were
present at the Grange hall to witness
the installation ceremonies when the
officers for tile ensuing year were in
stalled into their respective chairs. The
officers are:
Nlaater-Wilton Black
Chaplain-Mrs. George Gray.
ONcrsecr-E. 3. Carr.
Treasurer-R. Alden.
i5ecretary-Lucy Carr.
Steward-George Berry.
Assistant Steward-Ed Laughton.
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Peter Waqner.

Peter Wagner died very suddenly
Tuesday night in his quarters in Co. r.
Mr.. Wagner was born in Germany
about IS years ago. He enlisted in
Co. F, 18th n. i. II. A., from Albany,
n Y. Aug. g 1862, and was discharged
at Washington, D. c.. June 6, 1865. He
was admitted to the Home from Wash
ington, D. c., July IA, 1891,