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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-19
BOYS RETURN
FROM TRIP WEST
Are Ready to Face Justice
G. H. Conley.
SAY IT WAS ALL A JOKE
Revolvers Whitfield Out of
a Board.
william Yenner and Ziva McClung
Arrive I'm Marion ana Give Them
selves up TO the Justice of the
Peace.

William Yenner and Ziva McClung.
the two young men who were mixed
up in little fasco in Espyville, one
week ago Monday evening and who
have since been missing from home,
returned Monday evening and when
appraised of the fact that they were
wanted in Justice Conley's court call
ed up that official, Tuesday morning
and asked at what time they could
give themselves up. They were in
formed that the office would be open
ed at eight o'clock and promptly at
that hour they appeared. A few min
utes before the time for them to re-
port, they were accosted on the streets
by Patrollman Schrock, who recognize
ed them from the description which
had been given, and he promptly took
them in tow.
The young men when questioned
in the Justices office stated that they
had been In a number of cities in
the Middle West since they left Mar
ion county. They boarded an Erie
train and went as far as Chicago, stop
ping at Kenton, Lima, Anderson, In
diana and a number of other cities
along the line.
In discussing the affair in Espyville
in which Constable Rush feels that
he was badly abused and the dignity
of the law was trampled upon, the
two young men stated that 1t was
intended for a joke and was carried
on as such, until one of the con-
stables brothers signified the inren-
tion of going into the house for a gun.
Then they took French leave.
They assert that the revolvers which
they are accused of having fired at
the constable were made of wood and
that while sitting about the barn on
the Yenner farm, Sunday afternoon
they had whitfield the mout of board.
They claim that no one in the barn
had a revolver and that no shots We're
fired by any one. One of the young
men states that Constable Rush made
a pass to hit with a mace, but that
he knocked the club out OF his hands
and refused to go with the officers. >
The young men say they were
greatly surprised when they got back
to Marion Monday evening to learn
that they were being sought so dill
gently by the officers. They felt that
some stir would be made about the
matter and decided to take a little
trip until the matter had blown over.
Justice Conley held each of the
young men under 500 for hearing
July 80. on tSat day all four of the
lads, who are alleged to have been
implicated in the affair, will be given
their hearings
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-19
BOARD ORGANIZES
FOR YEARS WORK
a. il. Trout Made President OF tbe
County Equalizing Board.

The quadrennial board of equaliza.
Ton for the county, composed of
county Commissioners w. II. Holver-
stott' A. II. Trout and Henry Setter,
county Auditor Charles L. Allen and
county Surveyor Ed S. Alt, held a
meeting Monday afternoon for the
purpose of effecting an organization
only one officer was required to be
elected and A. II. Trout was chosen
chairman of the board.
The board must, according to sta.
tute, complete its work by the first
Monday in February. No time for
the first meeting of the board was set
as the commissioners are very busy
with number of matters which must
be disposed of at once,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-19
THOSE PIES OF BoYHoOD

How delicious were the pies of boy
hood. No pies now ever taste so
good. What's changed? the pies?
No. Its you. You've lost the strong
healtsy stomach the vigorous bowels
of boyhood. Your digestion is poor
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Bowels-Try them. They'll restore
your boyhood appetite and apprec-
iation of food and fairly saturate
your body witr new health strength
and vlgor. soc at Tschanen Bros.
Monuments-2l3 East Center street,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-19
JOHN R. MARTIN
CALLED BY DEATH
White Plague Claims Another
Victim.
Another

As the hand of the clock pointed
to fifteen minutes after three Mon
day afternoon, the cold hand of death
was laid on the brow of John r. Mar
tin of this city. For years tupercu-
losis had claimed its victim, although
a brave fight was ever shown and
everything that medical attention
could give was resorted to by the all
Ing man. A little over week ago, the
deceased was brought to Marion City
hospital from Columbus and since
that time the shadow of death had
ever lowered near.
Three brothers and one sister sur
vive. They are f. c. Martin, of Co
lumbus; Harry G. Martin, of Jack
son, Michigan; Margaret M. Martin
of Marion, and M. l.. Martin, of north
Grand avenue, from whose home fu.
neral services will be conducted Wed.
nesday morning at 1890. Rev. J. A
Sutton OF LaRue will oSsciate. and In.
'terment will 4besmade ain>the Marion
ceuistftS
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-19
Fair p,ny

one OF the hardest things to wash
& mechanic's shirt. 1t accumuIates
uust ana Crime and grease. naturaIlv
anu the effort to get that dust and
srine and grease out with ordinarv
soap Is something tremendous, Hew,
itts Easy Task soap. however. does
nan the work for you and makes the
other half easier. It's duty Is 10 GET
atter the dirt and take IL out, Won
doht nave to rub and scrub over tbe
tub Tell your grocer you want n
soaps.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-19
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-19

white. FIrs and strong clover
Leaf Flour, sodtf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-19
Remember Glover Leaf Flour.

DIR. c. j. Nichols. Of this city, chair
man of the county Republican Cen
tral committee, today received word
that he had been appointed as one
OF the assistant sergeants-at-arms OF
the Republican state convention.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-19

,o,, mere VIII be no postponed Chan.
u" programs on account of the
weather The tent Is to be pitched
oI nigh ground, is storm proof and
WI wili anord safe shelter. Every mum
yer advertised In the folder is to be
gwen Just as advertised. If you hold
q season ticket you get them all
torty-one attractions-at $3.50.
T1o n.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-19

Monuments-2lS East Center street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-19
COURT NEWS

Frances r. Hite as guardian of
Willie C. Hite, has filed her answer
to the petition in the case of Grover G.,
Hite against Frances e. Hite and 9TH
ers. Jacoby and Donithen are the at
torneys.
The answer concurs in the request
for a partition of the premises and
asks the protection of the court for
the interests of the ward.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-19
after SO YEARS
A RESIDENT OF MARION
Mrs Mary O'Connor Passes
to Her Reward.
Came to This Country From Ireland
Death Resulted From Compli-
cation of Diseases.

AS the result of complication OF
diseases, Mrs. Mary o'connor, wife
of John oConnor passed to her re-
ward at $50 O'clock, last. evening at
their home on Silver streets s1lAs No.
ceased was fifty-avsi ysars of age.
Mrs. O'connor was born In ireland
and came to this country with her par
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-19

The advance seaso ntickets for
Chautauqua week sell at $1.50 be-
cause the management wishes to sell
enough to guarantee the $4,000 ex-
penditure. When opening day comes
the season ticket will be advaiced to
so. The whole program In single ad-
missions will cost $50. Cheaper and
better to buy in advance. 7-1S-2t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-18
aoblenarabcr muoifi5iren 5oroc.
rnnNen.

Gincinnoti NJ. M1rs. - MlS
oas Sobnifolo.Gomite Der ,llniteo
Winc Worfers" berlte Rodmittoa
s%niammentrut, lpitroe ibm Gin neilcr
Toridllog u%nterbreitct, nelher fllr3
porber in elmer gcbeimcn Sisrng bes
bier %taGcnocu Spe3iol.G onocntS Der
a%oblengrober mfgeieBt pprben mar.
0ieier Goriblng miro ~einitpeilen &C.
beIm 9eboltcn, nllein cS perloutet.
oob ocriclbe Die uripriinglifcn Sor.
ocrlrlgen Der aoblcngr1ber erbebIid
mooifi5irt.
&crihiebene bier anmcienoe Gjr,i.
benbelibcr bottcn often erfl1rt, ooB
bon eilcm lleilcn Nbfommen nidt
Die Gcoc lein fonnc, lpenn Die 2cltte
nnf Der a~ciorocrten 2obncrbobune
bcIicben. Srob alepcm lit rs 10 gut
mic genib, bob boberer 9obn ser
bollptl1dlidlc Elmft Ger nellcn ,Sor.
oernngen lcin miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-18
Nufrcgcnoc Seenc aui cinem Stras
BenbabniunaaoH.

Nem Dort, II. W0r5. - Ger
Wtoroer 9ller. 9cuoe, nelher om O..
Mdr5 aus Dem 3udtbauie Don Sina
Sing cntiprdng, iuobin or lpegen gr.
morouna n0eitp" goplc'S auf Sc
bcuSicit gcid1idt moroen mar, mllroe
bcutc nli ciucm StrnBcnbobn- @oa-
Non an Der 9. Nucnue pam Ncteftiu
WuagS ci%n9ciou9cn. Ter Sliid)tling
bate einen Reuolner IN Der Saihe
mo mar i'm 9cgriit @ebroud bon
oemiclbcu 6lt nuod)en, olleiu WltggS
fam linn 5luor uulb bate linn %ieiueu
Heuolper an Ole Stirn aeiebt, ebe ct
icllern fonntc. 0epoe iogtc, er be-
rellc es nid)t I'M @eringitcn, 9ople
0etootct 5u bo6en, benn oerielbe ici
cin SerrGtber aemeien. Gr (Ienoe)
iuilrlid)c iaIt, 0ob 9ople piebtr gum
Scben crlpudc, 0nmit CT i'm nod, elm.
mai umbringen f0nnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-18
Ginc HanbcrgcidJid)tc ans SitsSt.
QOnis.

CIt ct. 2ouis, SaS., Il.
MGrj. - @m. G'9rien muroe 6eltc
lrilb III eincm Nepoluerfampic nit
3luci Eoli5iiten tootlid perlett, nod)
Dem er bel Der 9ernnbulg ~;lpeier
8irtbld)aiten brei W1rncr geidJoiien
llrlo Idmer pcrmunoet bate. Gr mar
5ncrit in Die @irtbidoit oeS Srn. j.
2. Sonb eingcorungcn, no CT cine
anrtengeleaid)oit 5critrelite mo bic
anIle %pliinoerte. Bon BORT begub or
lid in cine @irtbidait, mel6e BON
elmer Srau geiiibrt miro mo 5mong
bort Ole 5luei Sd)nitflpGrter mo oic
onpeienoen @Gite, iif IN elmer Heibe
at oic Nono 81 itellen. Mis- Beter
Silo elncn 8erlud) mod)te. oem Ban.
bitten Den Hepolper ans Der Sano III
'dl09erL crbiclt er einen SfnlB il,
Die Sono. Saeob orc Sntprc, meld)er
5n eiltfliehen pcriufte. crhielt eilen
Sd)uB in Die Siiitc uno Gilbert Bert
ROM elm 9remier, wilrpe ourd) oos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-18
Erarp brid)t @urleimmastuur al.

Rem Oorf, II. NGrj.
Commander Hobt. 6. Eeorp bat icinc
SorlelulgStoir inn Siiocn ob9ebro.
den. Gie @ciaerulg ocS @ouucr.
hours @roipn Don Georgia, Eeorp
0eltcrn Nbcno in gtlonto eirlcrn Gll.
bllfllm porjltltcllerL ncil cr ieineil
Nnlprild)cn ais Horbpol.G lttoedcr
felnen @lollbct i6enft, uno oie &C.
rlllge In5abl bon 9ciudern, meld)c
5u Den Toritellungen crifienen, bo.
ben Den Commander ~entnut1igt uno
i'm ilberjcu9t, bab es inn Siloen nid)t
picl iilr i'm 5u oeroieneu gie6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-18
Qicntenant SanncD's Suo.

Wonilo q, II. WGr,. - Iic mill.
t1riIhc llnterilldrng i'm 6olle oeS
2ieittcnontS GIareucc %. Sonnep
BON ~. Snionterie -Hegimcnt, Der
ourdl einen SfnB ans ieiner eigene,l
Eiltole imScim beS SbcrltliclltetontS
ImcS inn Sort @m. Weainlep Dol
cinigcn Sugen icincn 600 qeiunoen
fat, lit becllbi1t uno Der 9eriht ii6er
ocn Sail IN Die Sdroe oes General
Majors u. S.Gortcr, Commandments
ocS TepurtcncntS 2il5oit, gelegt nor,
Den. @ie Die llntcriuflma ergob,
pcrurlad)tc Der llmitouo, bob Srau
Sonnep einen ibrem @otten 9eb0ri-
gen lilbcrncn Champagne aii6ler
Dem SbcrItlicutenont Gobt. 3. Mines
5ilm 8cidlenf genud)t bate, einen
Streit uGbrcnb cires bon N(nles 0e.
gebenen Iiners, melden1 ooS Gbc-
poor ais @Gitc bcimobnte. Sonnep
1erlctb IN 6olge bcS 8ortncfiels in
loldc @lltb, oab CT iortronntc, nm
'cincn Gcuolucr 81 boleu. 9llS CT nit
Der Moiic 5llriiffebrtc. crid)oB CT iid)
Dor Den augcn ieiner 6roll mo oes
NberItlicrtcnantS. 6rau Sanncp be.
5elgtc III cincm Gerbor, oob ibr
@atte unb OberItlielltcnont gues
iltinlc Ireunoe naren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-18
um5n9s'@erfanf

-Monnmcnirn, @rabteiarn ans etntntn.
ia mir baS GaeerhduS 9tr. 223. 9sorb'
ebarles.strabe. be8o9en baben. iperoen, mir
has gnn5s Eager an Sdno am alter pIdbe,
Wr. 716, y2eit.S altimore.e traRe, gu alSnebm.
lib fleorigeh Yreifer berfnufen.
Z. Silgartncr & Guns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-18
8cgnabiat nnb idimpflidl cntlaIicn.

9oIlcio, Gal, II. M1rj. -
Sciltc wuroc bier befonnt, oaB i. NJ.
9nfer, friiber cin l~lnteroiii5icr inn
WorinecorpS, meld)er IN 1900 IN
Gun Quentin ju lebcnsl1iiglid)er
Soit pcriIrtbciIt muroe, neil er oui
ocn Ebilippinen oeicrtirt mar, INN
Gin Sfiijier5s Eatent in Nguinoloo'S
grnlce 81 ncceptiren. am Tienitag
a6cn6 81, Worc S3lono i6inpilid)
ans Dem Slottenbienit ~entlniien mlr.
DC. Gr lit nad) GitiS6lir9 abgereiit,
no ieil Sater mobnt, melhcm eS &c.
lang. Den Yrdiioenten Gait Sitr DC.
gltaoi9unlg bcS illnaen Wannes at
bemcgen. 2iebe iiir cin 6ilipino.
Mdbden ioq bic llriod)e ieiner Geicr.
ton gelpeien iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-18
Sas &ciHltat elmer leidtiinnig ge-
idluHeenn Che.

Gincinnati, II. Idr5. -
Ilbert Sderer idob bette ieiner MIR
II Sabre nltcn Satin in Der @ob.
irlllg ibrcr Wnttcr cine augel in oen
aopi mo ucriudjte baroilf, iid ielbit
81 tootcn, bratte lid ieooh mir Ell
ncn Icidtcn StreifidnB an Der Stiru
bel. Die 6rou miro ipobribeimlid)
Itcrben. Shercr erflGrt, er babe Die
SDnt bcgongell, neil iit Die Srau
peigertc, i'm iein aino fiiiien 81
lniien. las Gbepoar bate baitia &c.
bcirat9et mo lebte nidt 9liidIid gu.
innnllIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-18
S6bcrcr Sd,luinocl.

Sine ,Sobrlf polt .@cntdl0en alter
Wciitcr" in Nep.Dort. - @ie
a%lultbdnolcr @nt. Glmlieu ietnc
amnoen preIltc.
Nem Oort II. MGr5. - Ser
Gu~nitbGnoIer @m. Slauicn lit bier
bon @m. I. GponS olri 3uriiderItot-
thug bon $500 ~perfloGt morocn,
mclhe Siumme linn Der &lGgcr fiir
onNcblid) cd,tc oltc @cuGl0c bc5ubItc,
Ole ltd) oils Nofnbmuugeu ~hcrollSgcs
itclt bohcrt. Gtto !. @ord), pcld)cr
iriibcr IN Glouicu'S Gicnlten ltono,
iett icood ais &crtGuicr iiir eiucn
onocrcn 2unltbGnOlcr an ser ). Nucr
me tbGtig lit, cr3Gblte bellte olli OCnI
3cil1enltunbc, mic Glnnicn Icinc
&uul0cn prellte. Mus lcinen Mus
iu0eu 9ing beruor, boB Glouien cine
i0rmIid)e Sobrit uou ungebIidc;
@crfcn ser MuIcr Mortim SnneB,
@pont mo oubcrcr Gcrtrctcr Der
oltcrcn Sdyulc nmerifonilbcr Satlo.
id)oitalnnlcr bctricb. Gr licB Ole &c
mGlbe n%llBerbolb icineS 2ofo!s an
iertigcn mo Oiclclhcu marcn gemobla
li6 bel ibrer slbIicicrltng nod 10
iriidL baB man bic Torbcn nod rte.
dcn fonlte. Ginnlol bate Gluuiclt,
mic Gord fcrucr bcjeltatc, ein chtcS
@pont'idlcs @cntGloc sur HeinigumN
erboltcu mo %pcrfntitc boiielbc iiir
IdnucrcS Nelo al cinen an0cren alul-
0er, iuGbrenh CT oenl mirtlihen 81
aclttbiimcr cine IriIh acmaltc Bad.
obnmnA %oufbGngtc. @cnu sic Surbc
ouf bcu Nodobmuugcn 5u iriid ollS'
iob, 10 ricb Glollicn 5lIinmmcn ges
tcbrtcn Stullb ii6cr oic 2~ciniuolo,
nm bericlbeu ein 1ltcrcS Iualebcn
SIT aebcn.
Gbos. @rejel, eilt onoerer Nll9e.
%iteltcr Gluuicn's, beitGtigte &arh'S
NllSioGcll. Ter Ero5eB lit nod I'M
@angc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-18
Some Sainranee g., Nem- Dorf.
j. I. Taukh1nel,
Observation-Disclosures SEQ IeutiatH Ttparttmtnts.
u. q. Sancof, 8encralagent.
Eoit & tSeelemgcr,
Muulton & Creighton,
MgenteH.
r2ome Sni. so. @ebdube,
Ode eoutba uno Mater StraRc.

Gurh has gerthsrunss. Department.
6oubei Trter Nusueis iiber ben stauo Der
rSpmc Sniuranre Company puu Yeip'Yprt"
an 81. TeJember 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-18
Spicr ocs Giicnbnbn.W uludls.

Carp, Snb., II. M1r5. Gin
3llg Scr nGbieago mo Soutbcrn 81,
biana.gobn" entgleiite bcute nabc
Der biciigen Staotgrcn5e. 3mei 3ug.
bebienitete unb 5pei nod nid)t iSeIl.
tifi5irtc Srailcn fonlen uni's 2ebcn,
lmo mebrere onberc Fericnen iullr.
Den ucrlcst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-18

Sanbaclcuf 1eihoiien. Sn5pilhen
botte iih cin Soilicn 9iirAer oeriam-
melt uno iagtc G'9rien Die StroBe
hinu6. Irei @cpicrte meit entierut
lab lid S'grien bon 5tuei RoIi3iIteu
coniroutirt, luelde i'm, al5 er @iOer-
itono I%eiitctr, ourh ShiiIie in Oen
aopi lllto Die 2urge nieberitredten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-18
Saft 1T Gbicago.
Gin anitrcuscnbcr Saa fir Den
YraiiSeutcn.

Gr belt piclc Heoeu uuo nobm Nns
tbeiI an Dem ct. TotritSs @onfett
oca ySriib Sclopibip Gllb." -
gllli iciner Hiidrciie miro er Hos
hcItcr, NIbonp. Nrooiocnce ulo
Ncps2)orf beIlthen. Nuftl0s
RING iibcr ocn S%elbitmorb ocs
2i%clltenontS Sounep III Mouila,
Commander Yeorp'S @ei5cn
mill i'm Siioen nif)t bliiben. -
Aucrlci SntereiiontcS ans Dem
Snlonoc.
Gbico9p, II. MGr5. Grdlt
Dent Gait lougtc tllr5 Dor s llbr bier
an unb ucrbrohte Sen ct. EotridS.
Gag in Chicago. Nnhoem Die critic
oiiI5icle ScgriiBung ant 9obnbof
porilbcr mar, itieg or in Gin Nlltomo'
bill uno iubr inter GSfortc zines NE.
0imcntS Ser Electromagnetic nod Dem
. 60 Snlle-Sotcl." no CT einen Ont
pfong ubhielt. gnf bcnt @cge BORT
bin mlBtc Der 3u0 flint Minuten
lang Salt modem neil ein 6rouens
simmer, mclfc9 Den NonIcn oScnnic
Otrb" ongob, Onrallf bcitonb, 5i bem
Erdlioentcn ms Nlto 81 lteigcn. Sic
lpllroc crit nod beitiger @egenmcbr
perbaitet, llnb man funb feline Wofic
bei ibr Dor. glS tic bel eincm &crbor
erflirtc, lie babe MIR Dem S%bcrboltpt
ocs 2onoeS Die Sono ihiittcln noIlclL
nuroc ic lulien 9cloiicn.
@Gbrclb oea Cages beilthte Soit
ocn Gbicogo'er .9tcipSpoper Club"
inlb belt cine tllr5c Nniprod)c iibcr
boS Sbemo Sic Yrelie." Gpn bort
be9ob CT lid nod Dem 2ofol oeS
oSroiiic Club" nel6cr i'm sum Oh
rcnmit9lieb ermublt bat, urlb CAB
alld) BORT cine Heoe gum 8eitcr. Ser.
rer cmpiing or Gin Gpnitc bcS yer
Gins pom Hotben areu5 mo biclt Inn
3 llbr 9tohmitto0S I'M AUDITORIUM ci.
ne Hcoc iibcr sic Grboltuug unierer
NoturidGbe. 9uS SouptcreigniB bcS
9cilid)S mar ichod) onS @anfctt 0c@
nSriib Scllolpibip Club" ais belicn
@ult Der ErGlioent bicrber fam, am
Nbenb I'M Glltblotnl. Sr. ,Soit lab
mGbrcno Oicies 9o1fctts oui einem
prodtpol oeforirten Ibronieliel, unb
Gin 0~rlid)itiif 0cS r9lnrnep Stonc,"
iorpic ctlidc 3ueiec Gpbcu fnAcn Dor
inn oli Dem Glide. Gin grobcS
Stiid friid)er Noien, brett aus rSr.
lono importirt, ollf ncldenl me6rcre
@iiihcl alcc inmittcn OeS @raicS
iplldlicn, Log binter inn. @egen Mit.
ternad)t trot Der YrGiiocnt Die Hilds
rciie nod @aibington or. gili ser
Miidrciie miro or am IS. W1rS Had).
mitto0S IN Hod)eItcr ei1trefien mo
bort an eincm 9antett, meldbcS sic
@onoclSfommcr ibm ST Gbren per
n%nItaltct tbcilnebn1cll. Im Snmlto9
Ibiabrt llnd) Nlbnilp, no Der Yrdita
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The Washington times., 1910-05-07
CENTRAL ATHLETES
HIGHLY ELATED
Victory Over Episcopal in
Dual Track Met ArouSeS
Enthusiasm.

Central High Schools track team IS
today the proud Possessor OF a hand
some silver cup which viii be added 10
the collection OF trophies. as reminder
Of a vfctory. over Episcopal High IN tie
dual track meet Of 1910, by the score
Of 90 10 3
The Washington High school team
easily lived UP a. the reputation II cas-
gained I'm track circles or this section
in the affair with Episcopal on the col
1ere field near Alexandra yestCrday-
Handicapped by losses in its long
distance talent. which probably repre-
scented a large percentage Of the
strength OF the squad, the team old
not lose heart. It was especially strong
5n the short distance and field events
i- which It scored the greater number
Of the points
Reuter-. the best dash runner Of the
school. was III Eood form, and c1TTleg
OF Individual honors with a total OF
n POINTS He won first place III lne
100 and z0-yard dashes and the oroau
His Fiis closest rival for the distinction
Vas Wood. the pluCkE EplScopal el-l-
1ere. who has been contestant IN me
dual meets with Central Tor lHe paS'
three seasons Wood captured EI9l Aot-
- in the snot-put and pole vault auo
u-OveC second OeSL OF the uelQ III tle
15-n Jump His ability as = St-ot put
ter vas 4 striking feature OF MS "oIAi
his mark Of forty feet ana SiA lnclltS
/ for the event standing ut a. a record
I in this section for Scnolastlc alilleIsS
Of the present season
The meet was a great success lloll
e,-arv standpoint, and much credlI Is
| 80 tt,e -1anagement Of the teams aTlo
| the officials for the able manner III
! vvf7Fc77 the events were conducted
The Washington times., 1910-05-07
LYNCH REPRIHANDS
ROGER BRESNAHAN
Calls Him Down for Making
Farce of National League
Game.

CINCINNATI. May President Herr
mann. Of the Cincinnati club, has made
public a letter written By President
Lynch, Of the National League. 10
Roger Bresnahan. -1snaEer OF the ST
Louis team, c0uceg ming Bresnahan- 8
protest Of the game here on Nay .
After saying that Umpire MCGinnis had
the leagues fun authority 20 officiate.
and that the game therefore. must
stand. Ar Lynch said in part
Il am surprised that you, as repre-
sentative OF the St Louis club and
drawing the salary you do to look after
its best interests, would stOOp 20 tactics
OF the dump TO hurt the good name Of
your league and your club There IS
only one thing yOd can do 10 redeem
Yourself Get in the game every day
and help put the St Louis club where il
belongs
President Lynch took upon himself
full blame for his failure TO assign Tcgu-
lar umpIreS for the game
Bresuahau did not like the temporary
81 Louis umpire who was appointed be-
cause OF I.yncE-s forgetting 10 assign 4
regular. and maCe a farce OF the game
bv sending a firs- bssemsn 70 pitch and
otherwise making ridiculous changes IN
the lineup