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VINCENT WHITNEY
WINS DEL MONTE
GOLF CUP
Defeats c. E. Maud ia Final
Round OF the Eighteen
Hole Match
By ARTHUR INKERsLEY
[Speci0l Di,paich TO The Calll

DEL MONTE, May 3f---In the scmidnal
round over IS holes match play for the Del
Monte cup for men on the links here this morn
ing, Vincent Whitney. playing even with j.
A. Folger. each having hanGlcapS OF IoHr
strokes. won 1 up . 70 play. aud 4. L. Maud.
scratch. defeated A. $. Lilley. receiving four
strokes. up In a close contest.
The hnal Il holes was played in
the afternoon between G. L. Maud, scratch. and
ney was IN excellent form and at the thirteenth
hole was 4 up. He took fourteenth and won
the match. > up 10 play. Whitney captures
nrst prize. and Maud takes second award
competition over rs holes for second rs. j. 4.
Ryan. receiving six strokes. defeated r. NJ
IlOeser 4 up > 10 90. and R. d. Girvin beat
j. NJ. O'keefe. receiving two strokes. up
In the final round J. T. Ryan receiving six
strokes and X. ID. Giryin were -
holes, and. played three additional holes to ,ie
side the match. Ryan received a stroke on
first hole and won It, Girvin took second
making the match even. but the third hole.
Girvin's ball being bunkered. was taken bJ
Ryan who the match up 81 holes.
e. D. Whyte. scratch, W +. CARLY. =
Arthur j. Owen. 4. L. l. Cowgirl Z. Thomas
p. Mumford. scratch; +. II. O'keefe .; john
Lawson. scratch Rev. Alexander Allen g. W
II. Croker. o.; Douglass Grant. scratch Percy
w Selby, 6; n. Spens Black. 4; 11rey T.
Ford Il; Adrian Spliyaic. 10; Gustav Sutra
iG: r. j. Woods. ); Captain Ashbucn. 9: j.
d. Redding y. Clinton LaMontague. u. Cap
Bentley. IS. and Leonard Chevery IS. not hav-
ing reached the seminal round Of eitIcr
match play competition, took part In an IL
hole handicap against bOgey. g. ID. Whvte.
square, with bogey being sec nnd; all others
were down Whyte received A silver cup spc-
eially presented BY the management Of the
Hotel Del Monte
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

OAKLAND. May 31.--The baseball team OF
oakland high school will line up probably foI
the last time this season against the collegiate
team of st. Mary's college Tuesday afternoon
on the college campus. The game should be i
hot one from start TO finish.
NAPA May 31.-The Napa team defeated st
Mary's Phoenix nine this afternoon by score
of II TO g. Batteries-Napa. Emerson and
wallis; st. sMary's, Bonetti, Wilcox and Simp
son.
BYRON, May 31.--The Byron nine defeated
the Crown Flours today, to l. Score:
r. H. E
Byron ...........-...... .....--..-..i "
Crowns .5.'.-......--l
Batteries 20 Banion and Estudillo; Martin ant
Fox
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Fresno 40, Oakland 3-5
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SACRAMENTo
Runs ANp HIS BY INxINe
SUMMARY

Hits made of Hauser g. Three base hits
Msrtnke, GsndL Caffyn. Two base hts-Byrnes
Doyle. Esgan. House Sacrifice hits-Grshsn..
Doyle. First base on called bals-On Hauser
4, OF Hsrkins .. Struck out-By Hauser 3. by
Harkins I. Hit by pitcher-Shinn. Stovali. Time
Of gsme-1 hour and so minutes. umpire-To
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Portland 6. San Francisco /

Ralph Willis experienced his first pumping Of
q month IN the morning game at Oakland. when
;llc |Bcs rers got 70 his twisters for the kind Of
bits which count with on the paths The
fnisl was 9 and il Just about tells how
the teams played. The jnks evidently was on
THE Sesis and not until the game was nearly
over cid they show anything like class and
fhen it was too late 10 start. for the Beavers
were aready in with six runs, enough 10 carry
them through. score:
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Oakland 90. Los Angeles SIS

LOS ANGELES, May 31.-oskland took the
morning game from Los Angeles by the close
score of 8 70 ;. In the afternoon game Oakland
as allowed only two~hits By Bnswslter and no
runs resulted. while Los Angeles punched three
of the I've hits Of the game in the sixth and
finished with FIVE taliies and half Of the ninth
inning 10 spare. Scoress
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SAN FRANCISCO.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Summary

Home runs-Zeider. Three base hits-Oieon.
Two base hits-Ort ,. Fournier. Zeider, R. VIII
lisms. Sacrifice hits-0lson, Johnson 2. Willis.
First base on called balls-On Carson 2. of VIII
lis 3 Struck out-By Carson Z. by Willis 3. Hit
By pitcher-Spesr. Double plnys-Carson to
Breen 10 Ort. Wild pitches-Carson. Balk=
Carson Time Of game hours. Umpire-Mc-
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Russell. Kennedy, MeHale.
Struck out-By Henderson 8, by Mobey 3. First
base on called balls-Of a1obley g.. Left on
| bases-Oakland I, Fresno 6. Wild pitch-Mob-
| ley Passed ball-Burns. Hit by pitched ball
Kennedy. Double play-Tracey. unassisted. Sac
| rifce ht-Tracey Mobley Nealon. Time OF
game-1 hour and 40 minutes. Umpire-Smith
Scorer-Garman.
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Stockton 6, San Francisco O

In the morning contest Heister was touched mn
in lively manner and the Millers won by =
score Of TO 0. The Stockton bunch found HeIs-
ter in the fifth and ninth innings and scored all
their runs. Egan pitched good steady game
and was never in danger. Score
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ssN FRANCISCO
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hits-McLaughlin. Two base hit,
--Ferlin Sacrifice hits-Feeney. First base OF
Durham g. Hit by pitcher-Mller. Hacketf
Double plays-Heister 70 Burke to Gray I,
Streib. Durham TO Shay to Pfyl. Farrell I,
Pfyl. Time of game hour 35 minutes Um
nire-Fhref
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SAN JoSE
SUMMARY

Home orun-Curiis. Three base hit-Conrad
Two base hits-Myers. Kruger. Lacey stolen
bases-Myers. Lacey, Hopkins Double play
krueger to Keller to Myers First base on called
balls-Of Miller >, off Deyereaux 3. Struck out
by Miller g. by. Deyereaux 3. Sacrifice hits
Hap Smith. Kruger Lovett. -Deyereaux.
Time of game-1 hour. and 80 Minutes I'm
pire-Thompson. Scorer-Anderson.
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Baseball Notes

Jimmy Williams ran into the fence in the
morning game at Oakland end injured his leg
so badly that he probably VIII be out 9r fhe
running for week or mores Bod1e Will play
left and Lewis center
President Ewing has signed Umpire Atkinson
man will be given a few workouts with Jack
Mccarthy. beginning today or tomorrow lie
comes highly recommended. and has many a
booster going to the bat Tor MIN.
funny play came off when Portland had
the bases filled in the fifth. Breen. who was
ON second with two out, became excited and.
running too far up the line. touched third. Had
Eastley retained his presence Of mind and tossed
the ball to the plate, the side would nave oeen zen
retired without further ceremony. But as the
next man was soft nobody objected seriously.
Among the noted visitors at the game was
George Ade. the American wit, and his old
friend Ort Wells. Ade and Wells occupied II
front box and rooted hard for the Seals to win:
ball right along, Ado will be great booster
for the team all over the country, for he is a
three star fan and he's always touting the good
teams wherever he goes;
There was time limit on the afternoon
game. for the reason that both teams were
forced to make their getaway last night. Had
IL been close at the finish. the fans would
have come in for a lot of stalling- But there
Seals canned it up SOY strong in the seventh
that there was no chance for an argument.
The game was to have been called at 4:l5
o o'clock no matter how the stood. Even
this was not necessary. because the boys reeled
the game off in an hour and 80 minutes and had
five minutes to spare at the finish.
The Seals caught the Owl for Los Angeles
last evening and this afternoon they will open
a series Of seven games with the Angels on the
southern diamond. This should prove to he
one of the best series of the season, as both
teams are fighting for the lead. and a decisive
victory for either will mean much at the close
of the season. While they are lighting 1t out
furnish the amusement here. opening tomorrow
afternoon across the bay. And in the mean
time Portland and Vernon Will do the honors
In the north. The teams caught the S O'Clock
train last night. and they viii start hostilitics
tomorrow afternoon
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Sacramento 5-3, Vernon go

SACRAMENTO, May 3f.-By splitting even
with Vernon in two games today Sacramento
won seven out of the series Of eight games with
the team from the south. The nnal score was
6 to g. In the afternoon game the Senator's
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EBsited for Armbruster in ninth.
san FRANCIsCO,
RMS AND HITs By INNINGS
81 AfAiAkN

rofcc hirs-Spears Berry. Eastley. First base
cn called hslls-OG Hardness g. Esstley 3
struck out-Bv Hsrkness T. Eastley s. Double
plays-Breen TO Ort Eassley 70 Mohler. Time
~ game hour % minutes. Umpire-Mc-
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SUMMARY

Two base hit-Ball Sacrifice Lits-Dillon
Daley, Briswalter, Howard. BsIk-Wiggs. Bases
on balls-of Wigs ,, of Briswalter 1. Struck
out-By Wigs l. by Briswalter ? Double
plays-Briswalter 10 Delmas to Dillon. Passed
bslI-Hogan. Time Of game-1:35 Umpire
Mccarthy.
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BAY TREE LEFT AT POST wolverhampton.
England. May 31.-The Albrighton selling welter
plate Of I03 sovereigns. for 3 year oids and up
ward. one mile. won here today by yisto
Lad Prometheus second and King George
third. August BeInont's Bay Tree was left at
the post
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SACRAMENTO
STfMMARY

Home run--Haley. Three base hit-Jansing-
Two base hts-Eagan (2), Doyle Sacrifice hit
Flanagan. First base called balls-On Hit
3. Struck out-By Brown g. by Hit 3. Double
play-Shinn (unasssted). Time of game-1 hour
and IS minutes. Umpire-Toman.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Estate League)

RESULTS OF GAMES
stockton 9, San Francisco o.
San Francisco 3, stockton o.
San Jose 3, Santa Cruz I.
Fresno 4, Oakland 3.
Oakland 5, Fresno o.
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OAKLAND
Runs AND HITs By INNINGS
SUMMARY
Los ANGELES

Three haee hit-DiIIon. Two base hits-ac-
Cay Toaneson and Howard. Sacrifice hits
Dillon and Cameron. Bases balls-On Thor
sen g. on Wheeler 3. or Tonneson 5. Struck
ont-By Thorsen ]. By Wheeler ?. by Tonneson
s. Double plays-Wheeler 10 Ross 10 Dillon.
Dillon 10 smith. Besu 10 Delmss. Wild pitches
Wheeler and Tonneson. Hit By pitched ball
McCsy ny Thorsen. Time Of game hours
Trmnf~p-Afc(arfhv.
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AMERICAN HORSES Lo,E-Parfs May 81
American horses competed. In i've races at ST.
Cloud this afternoon, bat not got first
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SAN JOSE
SUAIAIAR

Three base hit--Mosher Two base hits-Hap
Smith, Keller. Double play-Krueger to Keller
to Myers First base called balls-Off Mosher
l. of Logan /, of Broadhent 2 Struck out-By
Logan 4. by Broadbent .. Hit by pitcher
Bailey (by Broadbentl. Devereaux. Stolen
bases-Reid (2), Lovett. Lacey t2), Krueger t2)
Keller Bailey. Hts-of Mosher for 2 runs
in 1-3 inning, off Broadbent 10 for 6 runs in
% innings: charge defeat to AIosher. Time of
game-1 hour and 30 minutes. Umpire-Thomp-
son. Scorer-Anderson.
Fresno 40, Oakland 3-5
FRESNO. May 31.--Fresno and Oakland d-
yided honors on the local diamond today, the
visitors winning the morning game to o and
the Tigers taking the afternoon contest to g.
Scores:
MORNING GAME
OAKLAND
ALB. r. BH sB. 20. A. E.
Smith. |. f. -.....-.. i 2 o o
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast League)
RESULTS of GAMES

RESULTS of GAMES
San Francisco 5, Portland o.
Portland g, San Francisco o.
Oakland 6, Los Angeles 5.
Los Angeles 8, Oakland o.
Sacramento 5, Vernon 3.
Vernon @, Sacramento 3.
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Mertes Pfyl. Frambes. shay.
Sacrifice hits--Shay. Farrell. First base on
called bals-0f Egan 2 of Heister g. Struck
out--By Egan 4, BY Heister q Time of game
hour and S5 minutes Umpire -Ehret.
San Jose 7-S, Santa Cruz sal
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SUMMARY

& Two base hits-Carney, Kelley, Kuhn (2), Nc
Hale Kennedy. Russell. Struck out-By Van
Otterman . by Moskiman l, by Henderson l.
First base on called balls--Of Moskiman ?. Left
on bases-Fresno 6. Oakland 6. Double play
Van etternan unassisted. Passed bali-Burns.
Sacrifice hit-Forrester. Innings pitched-By
Moskiman 4 hits s. runs 5. Charge defeat 10
Henderson. Time of game hour and 40 min
utes Umpire-Smth. Seorer-Garman.
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AdditiOnaI sports ON Page II
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OAKLAND

Briswalter, p.......2 o o - o
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Totals o7 q
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Seals and Bearers Play Ball
That Pleases Crowd Of Fans

play during when Ort slid safely
into the third sack
The sun., 1909-02-21

Ms name the town was not big enough to
hold them both
Il wss greatly worried and said be-
lieved my uncle could bring influences to
bear to show Carmaok tho injustice Of his
course, 1t was then that papa said, He
had no right to use my name and have
a right TO protect myself
Papa said he believed Mr.. Bradford
coss-d help in the case and would see him
later in the day. In the meantime. he
said. II l co1ld have an interview with
MIR, Carmack believe could settle
The entire counsel for the State we're
on their feet objsoting and a sharp argu-
rnent followed as to how far explanatory
remarks could go.
The Court held that anything in ex-
PLANTATION was admissible. but that the
latter remark as TO Coopers proposed
interview with Carmaok was incompe-
tent.
After this conversation what became
of your father?'
HE left the Office and said he would be
back later in the day
What did you, do them"
Il telephoned my sister. Mrs. Burch,-
What did you say?"
The State objected and was sustained.
How old is your father"
{ HE is sixty-seven years of age
: This line of questioning indicated that
the. e.defenco will not put Col. Cooper on
The stand,
-Lwent out and looked for papa. but
failed to find Linn. returned to my Office
and telegraphed to Gov. Patterson to
ask him II he knew about the trouble
then went to the Tulane Hotel
why did YOU go TO the Tulane?'
Because Democratic headquarters are
there and papa frequented them. II was
on this occasion that | was seen in the
Tulane window across from CarmaCll's
office'
~ did you get pistol that day.
g.. u did. My purpose in getting II was
this: From what papa had said. from
telephone conversations. from the mss
.s:sWe object 10 his reasons said At
2 iorney General NloCore,
i-He may state his reasons as tending to
~riIow his own mental condition and not as
its bearing on Col. Cooper's condition.
nited ihe Court
was vary strong, and knowing Carmsck
ne l5iid feared he would resent il. Later
4 found fathsr at the Maxwell Hotel. He
2 said -he was % see Bradford at 3 O'Clock
aud that Bradford would cry To adjust the
etaouble With, Carmaok."
n roSwas Col. Cooper back at your Office
'abuut noon9'
mo. sir; not while was there"
-csHad you received any information
; from MIR Bradford as Ia the movements
sof your father"
: s"Afr. Bradford told me not TO worry;
that il (the troubleD could he fxe1 up.
: Father camo in al 3 O'Clock. follow cd
shortly afterward by Adiutant- Gen ersl
ffuhy Brown. Then went into the Office
with them
How long did you stay there"
-. ~U ntil father and left
t-Where did your father say he was GO
iHg2.'
ITO the mansion to see Gov. Patterson
ssPhe direct examination Of Mr. Cooper
WIS concluded and the Cross-examination.
WHICH will begin on Monday morning will
likely consume most Of the day.
The sun., 1909-02-21
H0Sr. TO WELCOME THE FLEET,
xosfoik Hotels Filled With Those Who
FAte kwaiting the BattIeships.

NoEt ok Va. Feb. 2O.-All the hotels
here. may o. ;ac... .T---.ct;caliy vacant
4f,es the Jamestown exposition. for which
they were expressly built. are filed TO.
day, with the ravy's family and friends
feet. which is due here on Monday, nearly
every room had beon taken in advance.
A number OF visitors bent purely on
sightseeing are already here and every
train and boat brings in more.
The first inquiries this morning were
,Ior news Of the feet. but there was none
then to add TO that Of yesterday. Word
came from Hatteras that forty mile blow
during the night had damaged the wire
yss tower at Buxton near that point
For the time the wireless apparatus was
ma ot commission
The wind this morning was about eigh-
teen miles an hour from the west. The
sea was smooth and the sun was shining
tnixhtly. Local weather sharps predicted
isarmer weather Tor Tomorrow and
The atlantic 'battleship fleet is ap-
preaching Cape Henry tonight but
Il saving nothing. Not one word in
the way of news has escaped il. II
tyeceiyes no messages except those
" an official nature. an occasional one
from some member of an officers family
and a few embodying Invitations. public
Z and private. to officers and men OF the
fleet.
But the purely official business KEEP;
the air pretty well filled with wireless
sparks The average naval operator
works none too fast. nor is wireless equa
to In occasion OF this kind and only one
49,
now a great stack OF private messages
here for transmission TO the feet that " i'll
not get there-not by wireless.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 20--Rear Admira
Sperry commanding the Atlantic battle.
ship feet did not report the location @,
the fleet 90 the Navy Department to-day
President Roosevelt and the official re.
viewing party on board the President
Yacht Mayfower will leave the Washing.
ton navy yard at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. The despatch boat Dolphin
which has just returned from Venezuelan
waters. will sail o-morrow With the mem.
hers Of the House and Senate Naval Com.
mittees'
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 2O.-W. T. Dabney
! business manager Of the Chamber OF Com
merce, has returned from Washington
where he went to have a conference with
the Navy Department in regard to an in
vitation TO the officers of the battleshil
fleet TO come TO Richmond next Tuesday
The following wireless message was sent
10 Admiral Sperry:
The people OF Richmond. through the
Richmond Chamber of Commerce, invite
YOU and your officers TO lunch in Richmond
Tuesday. February -. You will be taken
| by train from Old Point in the forenoon
and brought back in the afternoon. The
capital city of Virginia desires this privilege
+ which she trusts will be accorded. Please
signify how many will accept this invitation
to W. r. Dabney. Chamber of Commerce
Richmond, Va.
The sun., 1909-02-21
DIED..

HARRls.-On February 10. 1900. st Jamaica l. L.
after . long Illness Reginald Foster, eldess
son Of the late Herbert W. and Mary Consni
Harris, In the 10th year Of his age.
Funeral services at Grace Church. Jamaica 90
Sunday, February ~. at $50 p. N.
KING.-on Friday. February TO- william p.
King. at Hotel Renaissance.
Funeral services on Monday. February % AZ
ST. james Church. Madison av. and list ST..
at II a. NJ. Interment private.
KNAPP.-on the 10th inst. Alice Margaret
widow Of William r. Knapp and daughter Of
the late John Z. Develin.
Funeral Tuesday. February -. at Church OF
the Blessed Sacrament Broadway and 7ist
ST., at 1880 A. II. Kindly omit flowers.
KNlGHT.-On February 20, at his residence iS
Beacon ST., Boston. Mass. Frederick Irving
Knight NJ. D.. in the esth year OF his age
PoTTER.--On Friday, February 10, In Rome
Italy. william Appleton Potter. son OF the
late Rev. Alonzo Potter Bishop OF Penn
sylvsnia.
emily. on February TO- leo.
at st. Ansten, Cornwall. England, Douglas n.
Schneider. formerly Of South Orange. ". -
In the <7th year OF his age.
SAITH.-On February 10. 1900. IN New YORK
Harriet Elizabeth. daughter OF the late Bsnis'
min n. and Elizabeth D. Smith.
Funeral service at go Main st.. Lakewood
y. j.. on Monday, the I'D inst. at noon
SPENCE.-on the Goth inst. Eleanor A., beloved
wife OF John Spence aud daughter OF the 10"
John Townshend, Esq, Of Chamcook, ST. An
drews. n. b.. Canada.
Service at Church OF 81. John the EvsngelIs.
Waverley place and llth ST., Monday. 80 r NJ
,lnterment private. St. John and 81 An
drews papers please copy.
STEHLIN.-on February TO- 1900 az ia: East sai
st.. Charles v. StehlIn. aged u. beloved has'
hand OF Katherine. .
Funeral will take place on Sunday at 30 p ~
from the Church OF 81. Francis de Sale>
%th st. near Park av. Relatives and fr'onu>
and members OF elisa Post No. es4. G
Trinity Lodge r. q. A. NJ, and Anchor Lod7s
A.O.U.w are respectfully Invited 10 ettenl
Please omit flowers ....
SwlFT.--Sudde emily. on Friday. February ~ ~
Ellzabethtowp, y. y, Mary Wing oe!o,su
wife OF the late William c. Swift, In th, 500
year OF her age
Funeral Monday and lnterment at ElEaoeh
town. n. y. Philadelphia papers pes''
copy.
TREMAIN.-on February is, 1900. at her res,
dence, iIt East list ST., OF pneumonia huza
Martin, widow OF Grenvile Trema'n o.
Albany.
Funeral services at . O'Clock Monday are
+ noon at ST. Peters Church. Albany. Inere
e, win be brief service on Sunday aretnoo'
At4 O'Clock at the residence OF her daugnN'
Mrs. Robert S. Brewster. 100 East Io'e 81
on February 20, 1900, al lsip'
L. l., Richard 4. Vail. son OF the late har'c'
W. Vail, aged IS years. $50,
Funeral service OF ST. Marks Church, lsNt
Tuesday, February = on arrival OF "''
leaving Long Island City o., A. ~
wILLCox.-on Saturday morninr, feorGat,
st the homo OF her son, Henry T. Nhro
Sns West End sv., Manhattan Am,h NV