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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
FATALLY HURT coAsTTNG.
Charles Duclos Drops Dead as Result Of
His Injuries

Brattleboro, Feb. 10.-Charles Duclos,
aged 34, for IL years an inmate of the
Brattleboro retreat, died yesterday
morning as the result of injuries receiv
ed while coasting Monday afternoon.
lie fell from his sled while sliding down
steep hill on the retreat grounds
yesterday and was injured internally. He
fell dead in one of the halls at the re-
treat, but until postmortem examina
tion was made the nature of the injury
was not known.
Dulcos' home was in Rutland where
he has relatives. He came of a respect
able family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
DIsBAND FRATEREITIES.
Steps Are Being Taken By Burlington
School Board.

Burlington, Feb. 1o.A special meet
ing of the school board win be held this
evening to investigate the fraternities
now existing among pupils in the pub
lie schools. Memhers Of the societies
win be asked to appear and give reasons
why the several organizations should
not be disbanded in accordance with an
act Of the last legislature. The par
ents of the students interested are al
50 invited to be present at the meeting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.
Invalid Mother and Sister Made Inef-
fectuaI Efforts to Save Her.

Syracuse N. ", Feb. 1o.--Mrs. Chas.
NJ. Mcclure, sister-in-law Of former
Mayor James X. Mcclure Of this city,
was burned to death yesterday after
noon at her home. An invalid mother
and sister sought to extinglIish the
flames in her clothing but became ex-
hausted with the effort.
in some unaccountahle manner Mrs.
McGure's dress caught fire from gas
jet and at once she was engeloped in
flames. While her relatives attempted
to rescue her she sank into chair and
died in a few moments. She was 3S
years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
is A STATE HOLIDAY.
LincOln's Birthday Next Friday Legal
lied for This Year Only.

There is a great deal of confusion
throughout the state as to the actor
Of the Vermont legislature in regard tc
making Lincoln's birthday tcentennial)
on Friday, Feb. Il, a legal holiday, due
probably to the delay in action on the
same matter by Congress. The Vermont
Legislature did legalize the holiday, and
it is expected that in many places inc
even will be observed. There is not
likely to be a general observance of the
day III Barre, although the banks and the
schools will close.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
HUGE TIDAL WAVE
SWEPT CITY OF LIMON
It Is Only Rumor at Present, Ship
ping is Said to Have Suffered
Severely.

Panama, Feb. 1O.--A rumor, current
here, says that Port Limon, promon-
tory north of the city of Limon, Costa
Rica, was swept by tidal wave, re-
sulting in enormous damage on the east
coast Of Central America. For two
days past it was swept by fierce gale.
Shipping suffered severely. The extent
Of the loss of life is unknown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
RUSSIA GIVEN SCARE.
At Report of Austria's AlmOst-persuasion
to interfere in Persia.

st. Petersburg, Feb. l0-Russia ex-
perienced another Persian scare to-day
when evidence was presented to the for
eign Office purporting to show that Aus
tria is on the verge Of complying with
the Persian reaetionsries' request for aid
to the shah in suppressing the rebellion.
Russia thinks the problem in Persia Is
one in which only she and England have
a right to interfere.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
OPPOSE CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
Mob Jeers and Sings Derisive Songs at
Execution To-day.

Abb, France, Feb. l0.-At the exeeu.
tiou of Pierre Simore and Henri Besse
to-day, a violent demonstration against
the government took place, showing the
feeling against capital punishment. Sew
eral thousand people who were witness
ing the execution shouted, Down with
the headsman." At the close of the exc
cution hundreds broke into jeers and
songs, ridiculing the government.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
ANOTHER RACE COMING.
Longboat Managers Have Accepted an
Offer From Shrubb.

New York, Feb. 1O.-The managers
of Tom Longboat, the Indian marathon
runner, announced today that they had
decided to accept the offer of a $500
purse for a 15mile race in Buffalo on
Feb. 25, with Alfred Shrubb. the Eng
lishman, who was defeated for the
Marathon distance by the Indian in
Madison Square Garden, last Friday
night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
MAKES RATES
ALL UNIFORM
Water Rental Charges Rear
ranged by Aldermen
A SMALL DEATH RECORD
A Few Changes Made in the callmer
of the Fire Department at the
Regular Meeting Last
Evening.

The regular meeting OF the board ol
aldermen last evening was short, as there
was but little business Of Importance to
be transacted. A communication was
received from the mayor, presenting the
name of Edward II. Cheever for callmar
of the fire department and the name was
unanimously confirmed. Daniel Dom
brouskie presented his resignation as a
callman OF hose No. 2, as he was to leave
the city, and his resignation was ac-
cepted. On motion oil Alderman Alex
ander, it was voted to pay Fireman John
Heney his full wages for last week, he
having been off two days on account
Of illness.
Building Repairs Permitted.
The following reports from the build
ing inspector were read and permits or.
dered granted; e. c. Getehell TO repair
the house at l06 Brooklyn street which
was recently damaged by fire; Charles
Currier to repair the building at 4lu
North Main street, which had been dam.
aged by fire; A. Tomasi to raise the roof
OF the house at IL Merchant street and
make another tenement on the third
floor; 0. @. Stickney to repair piazza
at Church street.
A Very Healthy Month.
The report Of the water superinten-
dent for the month of January was read
and accepted. The health officer reported
total Of p births in January, II of
which were female; also six deaths and
two contagious diseases were reported,
one Of measles and one of mumps.
Urged Increased Road Appropriation.
communication from State Highway
Commissioner Charles W. Gates was
read, calling the city's attention to the
state aid law for highways, and re-
questing that all cities and towns in the
state take advantage Of this law and
vote an appropriation for highways so
as to get their share Of the $4,000 which
has been appropriated by the state. On
motion of Alderman Ladd, the eommuni-
cation was laid on the table until March
l6 On motion of Alderman Ladd, the
license committee was instructed to con-
suit with the chief OF police and see
that all of the lunch room. milkmen and
peddlers' license fees were collected be-
fore April /.
Water Rates Changed.
The board then went into executive
session and after coming out it was voted
to adopt the amendment to chapter is,
section 3, of the city ordinances, rela-
tive to the power and duties Of the
building inspector. The amendment gives
the inspector power to grant minor build
ing permits without reporting them to
the city council, The board also adopted
a cAange in The water rates. as recoms.
mended by the water committee. All
special rates have been done away with,
and the rates that now will be charged
for double tenements and business blocks
will be figured as per schedule as shown
below, and tne following per cent. de-
Quoted. When the total sum per year
shall be between $50 and SIS, five per
cent. deducted; between SO and 500,
71a per cent. deducted; between 500
and Sl25, 10 per cent. deducted; $3.50 ana
over, 10 per cent. deducted. The meter
rates remain the same.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
"QUIETLY CONDUCTED"
This Lynching Was Like Quaker Pray
er Meeting.

Houston, Miss, Feb. 1o.--Robin Bas-
Kin, murderer of the Rev. w. T. Hud-
son, was lynched by a mob here yester
day afternoon. A crowd Of over 400 de-
termined citizens took the negro from
the jail and hanged him to nearby
tree. Not shot was fired and the
whole proceeding was conducted quietly.
Sheriff Dean of Oklahoma arrived
jnst as the negro breathed his last.
Leaders of the mob said the negro had
not been given speedy trial as
promised and that they could not be
blamed for taking justice into their
own hands.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
OPPOSED DISCHARGE
Of E. F. Harrington from Bankruptcy at
st. Adams.

st. Albans, Feb. To- There was pro-
tracted hearing before Referee II. Charles
Royce yesterday in the bankruptcy cases
of the ST. Albans Shoe company and
H, #, harrington. The hearing was
mainly on exemptions and proving Of
accounts. An effort to get the disagree
ing principal interests together on an
amicable basis of settlement failed, and
another hearing win be held in The near
future. Meanwhile ali the funds in the
estates ate tiahtly tied up The matter
'of the discharge hearing in the case of
LEI II. harrington was opposed by inter-
ests represented BY II. E. Wheeler,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
VERMONT c. 0. F.
Held Semi-annual Meeting at Richford
Yesterday.

Richford. Feb. 10.--The semi-annual
meeting Of the Vermont State Court
G. O. f., was held here yesterday. In
the evening the degree was conferred on
a class Of s5 candidates from Montgom
cry, Newport and this place A banquet
followed the meeting. Among the grand
officers present was Chief Ranger i,
Alpa Of Winooski
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
CAR TURNS TURTLE.
D. T. Beaton of Manchester Has Narrow
Escape from Death.

Manchester, Mass, Feb. I'D. T. Bea-
ton, a prominent figure in Manchester
and proprietor of plumbing and house
furnishing business, had narrow escape
from a fatal accident yesterday after
noon. He was returning from Essex in
his automobile when the machine skidded
and went through fence, turning turtle
in swamp
Mr.. Beaton was pinned under the body
Of the car, but was able to release him
self and get to the nearest house. He
escaped without broken bones, but the
machine was reduced to junk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
JUDGE BUTLER PRESIDING
Over Term of Court in windsor County
Today.

Woodstock, Feb. Windsor county
court opened again yesterday with the
newly appointed superior Judge. +. n.
Bptler Of Rutland. presiding. The court.
iiIrv and criminal dockets were gone over.
and the jury was dismissed until this
morning. when the case Of State vs..
Forest Manley vas ealls4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
IN MONTPELIER COURT.
Two Respondents Were Taken Before
Judge Harvey.

The case of State We. Cassina Sellisi
from Barre Town, Illegal handling of
liquor, was called in Montpelier city court
to-day, and the respondent. on advice
Of his attorney, NJ. NJ. Gordon, pleaded
guilty. He was given sentence Of Eve
months. The case OF Edward Freedom,
charged with non-support Of his family,
was also called in court to-day, and The
respondent demanded jury TRIAL That
was granted, and a jury Of his peers was
summoned. The case is being tried tins
afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
BURGLAR WINGED"
Admitted Being Implicated in Robber-
les in Utica, N. Y.

Schenectady, N. Y, Feb 1O.--Joe Irv-
ing. wanted in Utica for burglary, was
shot in the left ankle while attempting
to escape last night from an officer who
discovered him as he was attempting to
leave New York Central train in the
yards in this city. When taken TO head
quarters and searched quantity of
iewelry was found in his pockets and
he admitted being implicated in several
robberies in Utica.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10

There viii be a dance at Armory hall
at Montpelier, Friday evening. February
u. Music BY Whittiers orchestra. Cen
ersl admission 50 cents, ladies free. A
special car win be run to Barre after
the dance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
Calunets.

Ttoals . 464 4s3 420 554 55s-247s
AT Burlington last night, the Aliens
defeated the Iynwoods, three to two.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
Races Postponed.

The ice races advertised for this after
noon at North Montpelier have been
postponed until Friday afternoon at l:30
O'Clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
EASY FOR cAIUMErs.
Almost Made 1t Five Straight from the
Pastimes Last Night.

The Calumets barely missed taking
FIVE straight games from the Pastimes
at Montpelier last night in the state
bowling league, dropping the last string
by only ten pins. The score was as
follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
A Woman Bound Over.

Eusebia Fernandez appeared in Mnot-
pelier city court yesterday and waived
examination on the charge Of keeping
intoxicating liquor with intent to sell.
He was bound over to county court and
bail in the sum Of $500 was furnished.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05
LOUISVILLE SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-Orlzndot. g fDsTenpo-zl Sg7l-so,
Won. EaTls Court I04 lMc5eel R.5. secund; GyTsy
King lo4 iTaplinl SIS. third. Tine. rs -
RaIbert Rebel Queen Estelis C.. Deacon. 8iay
Celia Mort Lee Ninnsqua- BOnsHaks Lsdy We,
snake Mar and BaunpcE Bob also TzH-
SECOND RACE-One-hsh mile Duqussre. Is
CPoTsrSi SIS Won Kiddy Lee. rS warren.
SEX. zecond. short Order. Us Pare. so third
Tine. CO - Forez, Rokeby. TOTland. AID Black
80 also rsn-
THIRD RACE-SiT fuTionEs- snsp. Id lWzrTcnl.
SZ5 Wu1, Patriot 10 SHILLING. $3.50. secunS
Star Thistle. rs lPoEsrsl. SLs5. third. Tine,
fI435 J. Goldbs-E Aosuia. Chalice, L Greer
bgrz Console HarkaEay. and Andersen also Tzn
FOURTH RACE-Oue nile and twenty Yards
John z Mcmillan. las PAGE. Sc Won; Old Hon
ssty III Lee $40. second; The Minks. rs tHe,-
deli 50 third- Time- Ia IS Don Enrique and
frank FIittner also un-
FIFTH RACE -Four and cne-haE frTlongs- Jacz
Straw. g iDsvsuportl. al75. won; Betsy Lester.
I09 Martin. S2s7l5 scccnd; Salaiu. s tTspliui.
SIC 90 third lime 05 So Lou Lancer. Amelis
Rose. B7mhilde. Inferno Qusen. and Lottie Greed
also rzn-
SIXTH RACE-One nile and seventy ysrds. Cred,
rs CTsp,ini $40 wor: CO.. Blue. &c Paul Sl-55.
secnnd Lafayette II Powers, Si5. third Tine.
49, 25 Grenade. Gzmbriuus. Katie Powers. Re
SIDE Lady Ethslin. and Silver c. also ran-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05
DIAMOND PICK-UPS.

Oh, you. Jesse TsnnshiHI
Ward had nine assists al second.
Pirates won q great pitchers battle.
Evers handled nine chances and Tinker
eleven.
Tom Hughes or BIZ Burns may go in
to-day.
Here's where We get back at the
Athletics.
Bob Unglaub had sixteen put-outs at
frst-going some
EIberfeld made two hits and stole two
bases in one inning
Wild COnroy's record shows one assist.
Busy day around third-nit
Johnny Evers. the fastest second hasa
man in baseball. is back in the game.
Strange to relate only one man on each
team was left on the bases during nine
innings OF play.
Cleveland gave the Chicago White Sox
a beautiful drubbing yesterday Old Cy
Young had the goods.
The Yanks wouldn't be Yanks without
Hal Chase. And the youthful Californian
is back with bells on"
Nothing the matter with Rube Waddell
when he is going right. Five hits was all
he allowed the Detroit Tigers
Arthur Irwin says Cree is I'D in the
big show to stay. He pred rs that the
little fellow viii be a second sugh Duffy.
According to Secretary Locke, the Pitts
burgs drew more money IN their five
games in Cincinnati this year than in all
eleven last year.
When asked what he thought OF the
Browns this year. a Mound City fan re-
Piled: y think Hedges has a fine new
gTendstand"
Ed Walsh has something else besides
the spit ball. observes Rube Vickers. I
pitched a game against him last season.
and for six innings the ball in use vas as
dry as a chip"
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05
FRIENDS EASY FOR GALLAUDET
Kendall Green Nine Scores Easy Vie
tory Over Quakers.

GaIlaUdet College took the Friends
School baseball nine into camp in easy
fashion yesterday afternoon at the Ken
dali Green. score Q 10 /
Battiste and Dillon had the Friends bat
ters completely al their mercy, and would
have applied the whitewash had Arras
not let BrOoke's fly get through him
Baker twlrled effective ball after the
first inning. Spencer relieved him IN the
fourth session. and held his opponents
10 one tally. with four bingles.
Outside OF the twirling Of the Gallaudet
siabmen. no other feature was noticeable.
with the exception Of a one-hand run
ming catch by Platt back Of second base.
Score by innings:
Friends s.....--.....-... 10 0 81
Gallsu6et- ? l Q 0 Is
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

First base on tsIls-06 Rsichsrt. I: OF Norris. 2
Innings piic1ed-By MOTIFS. (. By Burns Hits
nade-Of Norris. s: Of Buns. 2 Struck out-By
Norris. >: By Burns. 5: b. Reichert = TIAee-
base hit-Riddie TEo-bsse kits-Wyncoop Lynhsrn
szcTiics hit-EFans stolen bsses-yyyucocp Evans
Stucksrt. Lyna1m. Geibel GOuchcT o. Rapp 81
Rogers f2l. Murphy. McDonouEh. Hit hy pitcher
By Norris Evans; b. Rsichert. Burns and Nc
Donough: by Burns. Cfeibel Wild pitches-By Nor
Is ?. by Rsichert. 5. b. Burns. l. Umpirs-sir
Hughes. Tine of game hour and . Minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05
TAKOMA SPRINGS SURPRISE.
Beat Parkvievs in Suburban League
Series 3 TO 3.

In an exciting game yesterday in the
Suburban League. Tskoma sprung a sur
prise on the fast Parkview nine by de-
feating them TO g
The contest. up until the seventh inning.
was pitchers duel between Hilleary and
Steiner, the latter having a shade the
best Of 1t. In the seventh Hnleary weak
ened. and was touched up for four hits,
which. coupled with base on balls. three
stolen bases. and one error. netted Ia
konaa three runs Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05
DAILY COURTRECORD
CTuesday, May 4, 1902
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court OF Appeals.

Present: The CHEZ justice sIr Justice Rob5
and NJ Justice Van OTsdelL
Admissions: Howard r. Hinshaw and Joseph +
Reeves
Nc. Do CossiEyzn ct al - Sloan. &c; placed
at fsOs q ezlsDdzr
No. no Dozsn - District Of Columbia: No
sOo2 Frosch e al vs. Monday e al; No. 9rs
Flynn. &C. - Staples: No lDi Ocksta4t -
Bo~les; coa.inued.
Nc. 8oa. yogt IS. GzH ct al submitted.
70. SIa Maddox e al IS Bottirsau: S1SSes-
tion Of diminution q record and petition FOR Ger
torarf submitted b. Mrs. BeiTs lockwood. attorney
for appellee, n support o. petition. and By MT. s
A. Putnam in opposition thereto: petition granted.
No 1897. District of Columbia IS. Picking; srzl-
uasut commenced By Nfr F H Stephens for plain
tf IN er7Or co1tinued b. William Hitz for defend
ant IN error. contiuued b. Mr.. F. D. McKsnney for
defendant in sTTr. and eo1ciEded By Mr. Z. H
Thomas for plaintiff. motion defendant IN error
allowed to lie additional brief.
No. lS2 Philadelphia Company ~ Dickinson
&C. sasrmed. Opinion By MT. Chief Justice
Shepard.
No. Is5 Dr1ry II MOultou ct a.; affirmed.
Opinion b. Mr. Justice Rooh.
No. 1875 United States os America - Msso1;
aArzaed. Opinion b Mr. Chisf Justice Shepard
No. Is9 CapissI Traction Company ES Diver;
afrnsd- Opnion by M Justice Robb
No. Is2 HendeTs0a IS MacfarlaDd e al; A.
aTmed. 0pi1ioa b Mr, justice Rooh-
No 1914 Thompson rs. Sane; Affirmed Opsniou
by Mr.. Justice Robh
No 0oL Ksppier ct al n 5umpter et al; srEu-
msut commsnced By Mr.. c. h MeTillat for appel
Iants continued b. Mr. Psnl Slg1sn for aVpsllees,
continued b. Mr.. h ?. LsTch.
Coke IS District of Columbia. Thomrson "a
Smith Gree ~. Jones: motion fcs rehearing-
Grice Va Jones; motion for modification of decree
granted
De wiu5sT y. Thomas; motion for rehear1nS
granted
Assignments for to-day;
No. l. KspPler e a u SumpteT et 81; on hear
inc Atto-ueys. c. II. MeTTillst-Slsnan & LsTch-
No = United States * rel- Stevens ~ Richards
q al Attorneys. J. s. Easily -Snith-E. H Thomas.
No. 1895. Roote rs Roots &c, et al Attorney.
". J, Nssle.
No ma leighton e. a.. trustees. ~ Nc.
Daniel executor Attorneys, B. = Leighton and
J. B. Linton-ITing Williamson
No. 9Ss. CossikyaH e. al - sloAn, &c AZ
II " NheRtfpT.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05
senecas Win Annther

The senecas won their fourth consecu-
tive game yesterday afternoon by defeat
ing the MohaWks, 10 ). The features of
the game was the work Of the Seneca
battery and Maxwell's long drive 10 Ieft.
which won the game Batteries-Clemsns
and Lovelace; Crown and Bowler.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05
Berwrn Athletic Club Win. Opener

Berwyn. Nd. Nay 4-The Berwyn
Athletic Club defeated the Riverdale
Athletic Association to-day by the score
OF 20 20 g.
The feature % the game was Yoos
long drive in the fourth inning with the
bases full
The B. A C. would Ike 10 arrange
games with teams averaging seventeen
.or eighteen years % age. Address r
Broaden. BerWyn. Nd
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05
BAT NORRIS OUT OF BOX.
Hamifne Trims Peck Memorial in
Heavy Batting Game.

Hsmline defeated Peck Memorial in the
Sunday School League yesterday, 10 to :.
Norris. who essayed to do the pitching
stunts for the Peck team. was batted out
Of the box and was relieved IN the fourth
inning BY Burns after seven runs had
been garnereu on his delivery. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

Ffrst base On eTrors-t 2komas First base On
hzlls-Oh Hieary. !; OF sJgine. s. Struck cut
By Hilss-y, 3; By Steiner, 10. Tnrse-hsse hit
BroTu. SGCifCe hit-Nsu. S60ien haSeS-CouuRv
-. W Gallagher B. Gallagher o. Boerns.ein.
Roberts Double piayS-Appicuan 10 King to
We1si0T; Conway 70 Hill Hit by pitSaer-By
Steiner. ]: b. Hiilesry. l. Passed hsils-Crzves.
Umpire-Mr- Newman Tine q Eame-l hour ard
% minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

Earned Tuns-Iaiverdsle. 2; Bsrwyu. Tro-hass
hits-Hoos. DsTison- Wild ritches-By Knight /: b.
ShfpleJ. 4 Stuck O1t-BJ knight. =. by shipsey. :
Tine = ssns-l hour and 70 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Three Clubs Tied for Third Place.
Richmond Loses.
Lyachburg shuts Ont Portsmouth.
STANDING

Lynchburg. Va. May 4-vernuelle's ef-
fective pitching, backed by brilliant field
ing, gave Lynchbu-g to-dsy's game by
score OF 4 10 0. Portsmouth had only one
chance to score, AMI that was IN the
fourth. when Wallace threw Gwihen out
at the plate on an attempt TO score from
second on Schrader'S drive TO left.
schrader's hit was the only clean one
made by the Truckers. The score:
RHE
PortznOuth..---.---. Q 0 900 % ;
Bstts-ies-vsuueIls and Ross; Wolfe. MeCsulev
and Townsend Umpire-Mr. Pender
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

LeIt % oases-lentrsI. $ Business. 5 Ffrst
Szss on baIls-Of Builoch. s o4g BoT-srr = ~
Rawlings L Innings p:tchsd-By B1Hoch p.
hT Boetlsr. u hits made-OH B,Iloch. >: OF
Boetlsr, :. Struck Cut-By BulIoch. 1. bv Roe-Iar
z; by Rawlings, E Three-base hit-Bocshee. Two
hass hits-I1Fis. hea1s sscrifee blf-Wi.rss-sL
Stolen hases-WitmGrsh q. Donaellv p Darfs
sosTsn. Richardson r. Macdonald Double plsv-
Rawlings 70 Donnelly 10 Grs-ory. Hit bv nitebe-
BY RaEings ?. by BoetieT / Passed haII--
Feg2n. Gmpire-Air Meyers. Tine q zane
- hours and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05
Kentucky Is shut Cut.

SPECIAL TO Tie Washington Herald
Durham. n. C.. Nay 4-Trinity shut out
Central Kentucky University this after
noon IN fast work. with worley, second
pitcher, holding the visitors down 10 e
single hit Score: