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Mrs, 8, e. McCarty

Mrs s. f. McCarty, II years old, died
yesterday afternoon at l:3O O'Clock at
her home in Haleyville The remains will
arrive here today and will be taken in
charge by Lige 10y. The funeral SER
wees will be Monday at u o'clock from
the Lige 10y undertaking parlors. Inter-
ment will be in Mt. Olive cemetery.
Mrs. McCarty is survived by five sons:
w. z. McCarty of Pratt City, w. D. Nc
Carly. J. w. McCarty of Mt. Olive, An
crew McCarty of Carthage, Tex, and A.
{. McCarty of Dora, and three daughters,
Mrs w. E. Brooks of Hayleyville. Mrs.
Mary Curry of Alfalfa and Roxie Duncan
Of Coleburg-
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RHEUMATISM ADVICE
Gives Prominent Doctors Best Pre-
scription - Is Easily Mixed.

Get one ounce of syrup OF Sarsapa-
rilla compound and one ounce of Toris
compound Then get half a pint of good
whisky and put the other two ingre-
dents into it. Take tablespoonful of
this mixture before each meal and at
bed time. Shake the bottle before
using. This Is not new in this city as
many OF the worst cases of chronic and
acute rheumatism and backache have
been cured by It. Good results come
the hrst day. Any druggist has these
ingredients on hand o. VIII quickly get
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scour the woods. Ward. McAdory, Reid,
Weaver and Pounds

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scour the woods, Ward. McAdory. Reid
Weaver and Pounds.
w. H. Kettig is being further urged
to run for the legislature and his an
nouncement is expected shortly. T. H.
Motion is another man who is expected
to try for the Legislature, and Lee Cow
art is being urged to make the race.
Bessemer will probably have a candi-
date this time, W. p. Gum and Gardner
Goodwin being mentioned. 1t is now
quite probable that all candidates will
be questioned on the new county propo-
stion and in fairness to all sections the
stand taken by the Bessemer candidates
would be made public. 1t has been GUS
tomary, however, to give Bessemer
place on the delegation and under ordi-
nary circumstances this would still pre-
vail.
Following is the list of speakers who
have been asked for three minute talks
at the O'Neal rally Thursday night. Not
all are expected to accept, but good
estimate upon the course of opinion may
be CLEANED from their county reports;
I H. Motion, chairman; Jefferson; Gov.
William G.. Oates, Montgomery; DIR. w.
G. Wyman, Tuscaloosa; James Weather
~. Jefferson: C. p. Beddow, Jefferson. f.
l.. Russell, Mobile; Lawrence Cooper,
Madison: B. G. Farmer. Houston; Judge
]. II. Nathan Colbert: John W. Tomlin-
on. Jefferson; w. w. Hill, Montgomery
7. Lee Long, Butler; o. r. Hood Eto-
wah; Robert v. Bell, Jefferson Judge E.
z. Almon. Colbert, A. f. Walker. Lauder
dale; Col. p. G. Bowman, Jefferson;
Charles Burkart, Cullman: A. Steinhart,
Butler; Ed de Graqenreid Hale; j. F.
Stallings, Jefferson; w. M. Coleman,
Marshall; w. r. Lowe. Morgan: Erwin
Cralghead, Mobile; A. Latady. Jefferson
frank Glass. Montgomery; Joe ]. Willett.
Calhoun; Robert J. Lowe. Barbour John
c. Webb, Marengo; Francis J. Inge, Mo-
bile: T. H. Barnard, Marshall; J. w. Corbitt.
Dale; w. C. Oliver. Shelby; NJ ID. Ivy.
Talladega r. ]. Hooton, Randolph; Oscar
Lewis, Macon: David NJ. White, Coosa
Lee johnson. Tallapoosa; Lloyd S. Tate.
Elmore: John A. Rogers, Sumter; Tom
L. Long, Walker: DR.. NV. e. Quinn. De-
Kalb; Winston F. Garth. Madison; How
ard Douglass, Washington; Shelby Fletch-
er. Madison; Travis Williams. Franklin.
Frank " Evans, Walker; Gen. Joseph w.
Thompson, Colbert: Samuel Gilman. JEFF
lferson; G. NJ. Howle. Jefferson; Maj. ].
A. N1cI<instry Marshall.
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100000 FOR BRIDGE
OVER CHATTAHOOCHEE

Columbus. Ga, February 12.-(Special)
Columbus people want to get in still
closer touch with Alabama and Alabam-
Sans At an election today 100000
worth of bonds were voted with which to
build concrete bridge across the Chat
tahoochee river, between this city and
Girard. There was a heavy registration
Tut the election carried by substan-
tial majority.
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Orgain-Wade

Huntsville. February R.-(specialo-ln-
yitations to the marriage of Miss Eliza
Wade and Mr.. Robert Organ base been
issued by Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Wade, pa
rerts Of the bride Tho ceremony will
take place at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wade February 20 at $50 o'clock.
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PERSONAL

The Misses Harris. who are at present
ii New York purchasing spring stock
of millinery. will very shortly open a
beautiful and fashionable store in a most
desirable location on Third avenue. !.
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SUNDAY school League na,lxetbaIl

The Sunday school basketball contests
of the Young Mems Christian association
last night resulted in two decisive vic
tories. Sou.hside Baptist defeated the
First Baptists IS to- 1851 while Wondlawu
Methodists walked away with twenty
seventh Street Baptists a to 0. The score
at the end Of the first half In the latter
!, game was A to Q. but In the second hnls
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william l.. Nrayes

Wilson L. Mayes, rs years old, died yes
;erday afternoon at 12:45 o'clock at his
esidencc. 103sk North Eighteenth street.
The body was sent to Tallapoosa, Ca,
this morning at $50 O'Clock.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Mrs. Carrie Cornelia Hofer

Mrs. Carrie Cornelia Hofer. 43 years
old. who died Friday at her home at
Helena station. will be buried this after
noon at / o'clock. The funeral services
will be at the residence and interment will
he in Woodlawn cemetery.
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AUTHORIZED TO ACCEPT SITE

w. w. Wallace and ]. d. Haggard have
returned from Louisville. where they at
tended the, stockholders meeting of the
Pneumatic Jack company on February q
They were authorized by the board to ac-
cept propositions for a site for the COM
Panys plant here.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-13

Union Label acknowledgements and
friends of the Woman's Union Label
league will be entertained Tuesday aft
ernoon from 2 to 4 o'clock at the res
idence of Mrs. s. E. Meyers, 1912 Sec
ond avenue, West End. A silver offer
ing will be taken.
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Regret In Bessemer

Bessemer February 12.-(Special. )--Much
regret was felt in Bessemer this afternoon
when 1t was learned that the Central
Foundry company had gone into the hands
of receiver. The manager of the To-
cal plant states that It is improbable that
It will affect this plant and it is ex-
tremely unlikely that the local plant will
elcse down The news came as a COM
plete surprise Should the plant Of the
Central Foundry company be closed down
II would be serious blow to the indus
..rial welfare Of the district. The plant
employs about $50 men, who would be
thrown out of employment by such ac-
tim.
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CITY ITEMS

Child Painfully Burned-Little Eliz-
abeth Hurry, the 2-year-old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hurry, 2022 Eleventh
avenue, north. was quite painfully
burned on the hands yesterday morn
ing by falling into the fire.
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SHAW, The Undertaken. 2l0S and 2iio
sth avenue. Both phones 3.
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IN EVERY WAY

the Bitters will prove very helpful to
those who suffer from ailments of the
Stomach, Liver Kidneys and Bowels
1t has stood the test of public approval
for over Sc years, so It must be good.
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The following is the local report of the
United States weather bureau at Birming-
ham for "a hours ended at D. m. Febru-
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st. Valentine Entertainment-A st.
Valentine entertainment will be given
tomorrow night at the Congregational
chapel. Elaborate preparations have
been made for the "Sweethearts" pic
lures. Refreshments will be served.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-13
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

Today for Loss Of Appetite, Sour Ris-
ings, Heartburn, Bloating, Indiges-
ton, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Bilious
ness, Kidney Ills, Colds, Grippe and
Malarla. You'll acknowledge 1t to be
thu hast For sale At AL drug stores,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-13
THE WEATHER

Washington, February 12.-The weather
forecast for Alabama and Mississippi:
Fair Sunday; Monday partly cloudy and
warmer; light north winds becoming vari-
able.
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than $25. coo. Advertisements for bids on
the work will be made at once.
The structure will be built on lot 40Ox
| 10 feet, will contain "a class rooms in ad- |
dlion to the other necessary rooms and
II will have complete modern equipment
| In the matter of heat, ventilation and
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Congregational Services-The Rev.
George Eaves will preach at the Con-
gregational chapel at IL a. m. today
on Investing in Heavens Securities.
The Bible school Is at 10 a. m. The
chapel is on North Nineteenth street
opposite Seventh avenue. Evening SER
vice at the Amuse-U theatre.
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GREEN Undertaking Co. Phones 1902
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Marriage licenses have been Issued as
follows from the office of the probate
court:
William McCay of Birmingham to Miss
Lena Hill.
L. v. Ingram of Blossburg to Miss
Minnie Archer.
w. T. Alexander of Johns to Miss Della
Hilton.
Calie Ward
Arthur Wesson of Bessemer to Miss
Meadow Sims.
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L, oper said. at is for the purpose of re-
organizing, understand, and 1 have an
ticipated 1t for some time
The Admission plant has an excellent rec
ord. 1t is said that pipe Is manufactured
here cheaper than at any other point In
the United States, and Mr.. Cooper says
that his plant also has record for
small percentage of breakage In manufac-
ture. AS an evidence of the standard of
the plant in the estimation Of the COM
pany. 1t WAS recently rebuilt within 80
DAYS after being destroyed by fire.
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Adults, 92b, Childrcp,
@I5. Clncinnati CreIala-
ton Co. Ofnee II Wig
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This "Ad'' is Your
Sign Post

If you are looking for Bank which will handle business
carefully and expedtousy, and has the power Of full
sources behind it.
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Meeting of Camp CIayton-H. Craig
Chapman. commandant, announces that
there will be a meeting of Camp Henry
D. Clayton, United Sons Confederate
Veterans, this afternoon at 8 o'clock
at 424-25 Chamber of Commerce build
ing. A full attendance Is desired as
important business will be discussed.
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Baracas and PhIIatheas-The young
men and women of the Baraca and
Philathea organizations will assemble
In Joint session Tuesday night in the
parlors of the First Baptist church.
only four of these meetings are held
In year, and much interest centers
about the occasions Interesting ad-
dresses on Baraca work will be deliv-
cred by active workers in this cause.
A social hour and refresh ments will
conclude the programme
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-10
THE SCHEDULE.
New London and Middletown Both
Here This Week.

The following IS the complete
schedule adopted by the four teams
Norwich, New London, Middletown
and Willimantic-in the Connecticut
baseball association. providing for
New London to come here Thursday
on the local opening day and Middle
town to be here Saturday:
May 11-WEllimantic az AIiddietown,
Norwich at New London.
May 12-AIiddletown at WiHimantic,
New London at Norwich.
May 13-Norwich at Middletown,
Willimantic at New London
May 4-Middletown at Norwich,
New London at Willimantic.
May 1S-New London at Middletown,
Willimantic at Norwich.
May 19-Middletown at New London,
Norwich at WiliinlantiC-
May 2O-Wiuimantic at Aiddletown,
New London at Norwich
May -AIiddletown a Willimantic,
Norwich 81 New Laudon.
May 24-NeW London at Whitman
tic.
May 25-Norvich at MiddIetown,
WiIlimantic ct New London.
May 6-Middletown at Norwich.
May 27-MiddletOwn at New London,
Norwich at Wiilimantic.
May 2S-New London at Middletown,
Willimantic at Norwich.
May 80 (morning and afternoon)-
Middletown and Wnhmantic, New
London at Norwich.
June 1-AIiddletown at Norwich, New
London at Wilimantic.
June Norwich at Middletown, VIII
Iimantic at New London
June 3-Willimantic at Mfddletown,
New London at Norwich.
June 4-MiddIetown at Willmantic,
Norwich at New London.
June 7-NorWieh at Willimantic.
June S-Middletown at New London,
Willimantic at Norwich.
June 9-New London at Middletown.
June 1%-Middletown at WAlimantic,
Norwich at New London.
June 11-Willimantic at Middletown,
New London at Norwich.
June 14-AIiddletoWn at New Lon
don.
June Middletown at Norwich,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-10
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,
FIRM AT CLOSE.
Market Showed Many Variations of
Speculative Temper.

New York May 9.-The stock mar
ket went through many variations OF
speculative temper today and Showed
a feeling of hesitation in the retention
of any of it's moods until the firmness
of the final ADVANCE
Business in London had got well
under way before the opening here,
giving time to demonstrate the feeling
of confidence there in the ability to
resist the depression of the king of
England'S death. This result in Lon
don was aScrdbed partly to the strong
tone displayed on the New York and
continental stock markets on Saturday
while business was suspended in Lon
don but the redux on New York of
the strong London market today was
not the less pronounced.
With this manifestation of strength
in London, the subject seemed to pass
out of consideration by the New York
stock market which turned itself to
the appraisement of new elements in
the problem. Very large Importance
was attached to the government report
on the May first condition of the wheat
crop as a factor in slla ping opinions.
The first reaction in stocks from the
ref ected London strength was due to
advance fears of a poor report. Sell
ing by western wire houses on that ac-
count wiped out about all the opening
gains.
Foreign exchange rates in New York
We're lower today and the time money
market was called firmer.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales,
par value $2oO1, 600. United States
bonds were unchanged on call.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-10
Jeffries Makes a Poor showno.

Ben Lomond, Cal, May 81. J. JEFF
fries made a poor showing in the ring
today. Compared with his work of
last week he. was slow of eye and foot
and the Spectators, among whom We're
Tex Richard and Jeffries' father and
brother, We're disappointed.
JeffrieS slept late and when he ap-
peared in the ring stripped for action
he lacked the life he had shown on
other days. To make matters worse.
the guinness that Jeffries displayed
during the early part of his training
returned in double force and the fight
was a affable as a gorilla. Seven
rounds in all marked the ring work
Three with Joe Choynski were fea-
tureless except to show that the for
mer cham pion was not up to form.
The second bout was with Bob Arm
strong
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-10

New London at Willimantic.
June 16-Norwich at Middletown,
Willimantic at New London.
June 17-Willimantic at Norwich.
June 1S-New London at Middle
town, Norwich at Willimantic.
June 21-New London at Norwich.
= June 22-Middletown at Willimantic.
Norwich at New London.
June 23-Willimantic at Middletown.
June 2<-Norwfch at Middietown,
New London at Willimantic.
June 25-Middletown at Norwich,
Willimantic at New London.
June 28-Willimantic at Norwich.
June 29-MiddletOwn at New Lon
don, Norwich at Willimantic.
June 30-New London at Middle
town.
July 1-Willimantic at Middletown,
New London at Norwich.
July 2-Middletown at Willimantdc,
Norwich at New London.
July tmorning and afternoon)-
Middletown and Willimantic, New
London and Norwich.
July 6-Norwich at Middletown,
New London at Willimantic.
July 7-Middletown at Norwich,
Willimantic at New London.
July S-Middletown at New London.
Norwich at Willimantic.
July 9-New London at Middletown,
Willimantic at Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-10
New England League.
Jack johnson Docs His First Work.

San Francisco, May SACK John
son today did his first training for
his coming fight with James ]. JEFF
friers- Although there was no gym
nasium work or boxing scheduled, a
large crowd of spectators was attract
ed to the beach.
The heavyweight champion was out
on the. road bright and early with
George Cotton, Barney Furey and
Marty Cutler and the pace he set for
them for the I2-mile trip was so stiff
that Cutler dropped out long before
they had gone half the distance
Although Johnson has not weighed
since he reached San Francisco it
was his opinion today that he would
tip the scales at 226 But those who
watched him while pictures were be-
ing taken were of the opinion that he
would strip considerably under his own
estimate.
The boxing will begin Sunday after
noon and thereafter for at least two
weeks he will box Sundays, Wednes-
days and Fridays. Later he will in
crease the boxing to four days a week
but says that right 10 to the day of
the fight he will switch from sparring
at least three days out of the seven
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-10

the former twirler for the Hospital
nine; Mossman and Kelley, who were
sent by Uncle Jeems O'Rourke, of
Bridgeport, and Mcnamara of New
Haven.
Even the most doubtful enthusiasts
are more than pleased with the nine
so far and have awakened to the fact
that there is to be some real baseball
this summer. If Mayor Dan Dunn of
Willimantic can get together a team
that will lower Tom Bannon's colOrs
he will have to be going some Still,
the Willimantic chief executive is no
SLOUGH on getting together teams. and
there should DE a redhot game right off
the reel Wednesday.
Rigs for Norwich Nine.
For several days the ney suits for
the Norwich team have been displayed
in Mdnchesters window on Broadway,
attracting admiring comment. They
are of gray shirt and pants, brown
stockings. cap and belt, and brown let
ter \ on the shirt, q neat and service
able rig.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-10

Helping to Make Up the NorW1ch
Team.
NfcGraw' scheme and proposed to fol-
spring practice of the Giants. Modern
methods or none at all for John ]. G.
This is to make up two infield combi-
nations, giving the best pitchers to
the weakest infield and vice versa.
These would be given alternate batting
aDh fielding practice. thus providing a
hrst class chance to see what the weak
pitcher would do with strong support
and the better pitchers With the weak
er support.
There were neither additions nor
subtractions to the squad on Monday,
but today Pitcher William Mcclure is
expected from Chicopee Falls, Mass.
1t is stated that Middletown's team
| has already been picked out by Man
ager Tommy Bannon and will probably
be as follows:
Pitchers=Thayer, from Lynn New
England league), and Hafey of Hart
ford
Catcher-Sebas stan.
First base-Mulcahey, from Lynn.
Second base-Downs.
hortstop-Bellus, with Kent as sub
stitute inhelder.
Third base-Foster.
Left feId-Harris.
Center ffeld-Bannon.
Right fieId-Closson of Middletown.
Among those to report on Monday
says the Middletown Sun, were Bates,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-10
J. PIuqius Broke Up Monday Practice
Too Wet for LEGAL \ inc to Get Gut to oachem Park
Good Stickwork by N. F. A. Boys-MddIetown has
Team Picked Feat Wiilmantc.

Rain on Monday morning and wet
grounds in the afternoon put an eff
fectual stop to any practice for the
candidates for the Norwich team, Civ
ing them q chance to loaf around town
storing up energy for two good SEES
sions at Sachem park today. When
Field Director Stone is not hand to
give personal attention to the tryout
work, he leaves it in the hands of
Dan Murphy of Greeneyille, the we'll
known nffelder.
In outlining how he should go about
it TO pick out the squad Director
Stone said that he was wise to Muggsy
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-10
Abe Answers Ore ChalIenge-Issues
Another.

In response to challenge from
Young SharNey for wrestling match
Abe the NeWsboy sends word to The
Bulletin that Sharkey will find him
right at home if he really means bust
ness and is not buffing. Abe had
never seen those challenges in the
Police Gazette and thinks Sharxey had
little reason to charge him with cold
feet.
Abe wants business with Bill Col
Inns of Central Village, too. He chal-
lenges him to a ten round fight, since
he understands that Bits broken arm
is nov in good shape again.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-10
Academy Hittina the Ball.

Catcher Paul Ricketts,, first, Right
Fielder Jay Ricketts, and Pitcher Gal
Hvan, tied for second is the order for
the first three batters in the Academy
squad, which did some good hitting in
the last week, raising the team average
from .28o to .305. First Baseman Grove
has a slight lead in total number of
hits. but Catcher Ricketts, is establish
ing a smuggling record, having already
two home runs, two triples and a
double. The team has a nice proper
ton of men going at 300 or better, for
eight out of the fourteen are in this
class. The following are the records:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-10
COTTON.

New York, May s-Cotton spot
closed quiet, 25 points higher; mid
ding uplands, 1880; middling gulf
1878; sales, 11.100 bales. Futures
closed firm. Closing bids: May 151O
June 1902, July 1896. August 1435.
September 1886, October 1918, Novern-
Der 1855, December 1852. January
1888. February =. March -, April -
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-10
Murphy Up With the Leaders.

Danny Murphy struck his batting
gait last week and adva need to a mark
of .304. making him the only one of
the Athletics in the select circle. Ed
die Collins slurnped and is now rated
at .259. The Athletics are third in the
American league in club batting long
hits and club fielding. The following
are the 800 hitters: Lajoie. Cleveland
AS: Lord. Boston, 1852; Cobb. Detroit
$40: Lewis. Boston, 1854; Wallace St
Louis. 1854 Hooper, Boston, 253 T
Jones. Detroit, .346; Milan, Washing
ton, 1928; Speaker, Boston, 1928: Stow
all. Cleveland, $40; Crawford, Detroit.
.30S; Murphy, Athletics, .304.
France still has 1000 men encamp-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-10
sedelI Gave Pictato > BEATING.

New York, May 9.-Joe BedeIl of
Brooklyn outfouglft Frank Picsto of
California tonight in every round of
ten-round hoiIt before the Mara tIlon
Athletic c!uo in Brooklyn. Redel was
the agEresser throughout and gave
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-10
opnortunn nIttlnu WON nor Rhillie.

Cincinnati. May s.-Moren and Beebe each had a
bad inning today. the locals making four
the sixth and tie visitors tieing the in the
eighth In the ninth Phiiadelpida won by hitting
Gas opportunity Lohert's allowed the
four Philadelphia Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-10
MON

New York, May 9-Money on cau
steady at $500 per cent; ruling
rate 5 "a; last loan SIS; closing bid
"a; offered at A. Time loans firm;
sixty days and ninety days 464 IA
per cent; sig months 4 1-464 1-2
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.


Pttaburg. May e.-After twenty-six hits and twelve
runs had been shared equally by Pittsburg and
Brooklyn today game the
ninth wild throws by Catcher Erwin. Seven
pitchers used without decisive effect, Burch
put OF the game disputing decision
by Umpire Kane. Score: