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heave. Montgomery. Graf and Muir
ray were then struck out in order.
Seventh Inning.
Fort Wayne-Blount outed To Mont
gomery. Vandagrift was forced 10
drop his bat In disgust. Casey was
safe at first on Crafts error. but Corns
ended the inning by flying out to
Montgomery.
Wheeling - Beatty raped one
straight at Casey. but the doctor was
on the Job and nailed Il. Lewis flied
out TO center and Jewell went u to
Keener.
Eighth Inning.
Fort Wayne-McLafferty breezed.
keener died by the Beatty 10 Crane
route and Justice was easy, Lewis to
Crane.
Wheeltng0Crane succumbed. JUS
tice TO McLarerty. and S~ervatius got
his second base on balls. Knisely
beat out an inield hit. advancing
Servatius. Montgomery got a life on
a ielder's choice. Knisely being outed
at second. Graf ended the inning by
flying out TO Keener.
Ninth Inning.
Fort Wayne-Onslow beat out an
infield hit TO Graf scoring on Beatty's
error. Hardin reaching second on the
wobble. Blount outed. Graf TO Crane,
advancing Hardin to third. Wanda
grit singled TO center. scoring Hardin
but Casey ended the scoring by put
ing 10 Montgomery.
Neutrality-suspicious.. batting for
Murray. went out Casey 10 McLaffer-
~, and King failed 10 reach first on
a hit TO left field. falling down three
times before reaching the bag. Lewis
ended the agony by outing. Justice
to M~cLa1erty. The score:
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SHD()T
HELD YESTERDAY BY BIG GAME.
ROD, RIFLE AND GUN CLUB.
E. c. Resm Registers Best Score Of
Match, Canning 81 Birds
Out Of 100.


Out Of 100.
The regular weekly shoot of the
Big Game. Rod. Rife and Gun Club.
which was held yesterday afternoon
on the grounds east of Elm Grove.
proved n Of the best held so Tar
this season. and some good scores
were made. +. G.. Ream registered
the best score of the day. hitting 81
birds out Of a possible 100. while
Herman F~reiderichs. the local sport.
ing goods man. was second best. with
~ out Of the 100. A. +. Marriott. OF
the Y. VI. G. a. fell heir 70 the conso-
lation honors. getting II birds out of
-.
Another shoot will be held next
Thursday afternoon by the club. and
a registered tournament may be
pulled on in the near future. Enthu-
siasm is lacking among the members
NJ the present time. but a larger at
tendance is expected at the shoot next
week. The scores made yesterday af-
toruOOu follow.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Elliott commercial school team
will meet the bridgeport high school
team this afternoon on the bridge
park. and as both teams are evenly
matched q close game is expected.
Costine will be on the mound for the
Ohio side boys and Johnson will be
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Cubs Are Defeated.

CINCINNATI, April 27.-Cincinnati
won from Chicago to-day and broke
even on the series. Cincinnati
punched three hits with three bases
on balls and two sacrifices in the
second. and scored all Of their runs.
while two triples and a single by Chi
cago in the same inning scored their
two runs. Kaiser broke a finger go
ing after a fly and retired, Holman
taking his place. Score:
Cincinnati ...04oOOOoO.-4 /
Chicago ....O2OOOOOO0-2 10 4
Batteries-Gaspar n Clarke; Pfeister
and Killing.
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Beaneaters Are WhIon.d

NEW YORK. April 27.-The Giants
defeated Boston to-day for the third
straight time by a score of II TO 3.
Brown and Marquard were both I'M
steady n were replaced by Parson
and Crandall. Fred Merkle hit the
ball over the left field fence in the
fifth inning-the first time this feat
has been accomplished since 1909.
when Harry Davis lifted the sphere
over the barrier. Score:
r. II. =.
Boston .......i SOO1OO00-6 ) >
New York ....5 Of13OeO'-f2 9 3
Batteries-Brown. Parson and Ora
ham: Vanguard. Crandall and Myers and
Wilson. Umpires: KLEIN and Doyle.
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BROOKLYN. April 27.-with Ruck.
er in the box after a long absence.
caused by a sprained ankle. the
Brooklyns made a better defense to-
day than yesterday. but lost again TO
the Philadelphia. 1 to 2. Three fast
double plays helped Beebe. who
pitched good ball. Rucker was hit at
both ends of the game. Score:
Philadelphia ..1l0oO1OO1-t I /
Brooklyn 100 l
Batteries-Beebe and Doom; Rucker
and Bergen.
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WhIte so1 WInnera.

CHICAGO. April 27.-Chicago de-
feated 81. Louis. "a 70 4. IN a batting
bee today. Lord and Bodie led in
the batting. the former getting two
singles and two triples. Bodie
cleaned the bases with a double in
the third inning. and also made two
singles and a double. Young and
Pfefer were ineffective. while Walsh
was In fine condition. but retired 10
rest up. Score.
r. ~ T.
Chicago ......1oeo1172s-fG is I
81. Louis 900 t0ooo021- /
Ratteries-Walah. n1ker and Sullivan
HloUk, POWELL aud Prefer.
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Locals Again Trimmed
BY Casey's Billikens

on Hardin's error and was cleverly
sacrificed TO second by Jewell. Crane
drew a pass and Servatius got a ten
antry OF first sack through Wanda
grift's inability TO handle his grounder
Lewis registering. Knisely outed TO
M~cLarerty and Osborne went out.
Hardin TO McLaferty.
Second Inning.
Fort Wayne|Corns flied % Knise-
ly and McLafferty to Murray, but
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-Iatted for Murray in ninth.
for Beatty in ninth.
Two base hlts-Keener. ..
sacrifice httS-Ilnunt. Jewell.
stolen hase-Justics.
First on halls-Dfr Hardin. T. OFF
Beatty. ..
struck out-By Hardin. :; by Beat
~. s..
Hif hatsman-Graf.
Wild pitch-fiardiu.
Time 900.
Imulrc-IacobS.
AtteuiauCe-361.
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went ont 10 Lewis Onslov failed no.
connect and Hardin died bv tho
Beatty 10 Crane route.
Wheeling was in tho sixth that
Hardin proved his ability and sue.
ce"ded in striking ont three men uifb
Two on bases Servatius got Cd bass
ana knisely was safe a. tho initial
Dag on Nantarrifs error and both
men advanced on |flardin's Wild
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ZanesviIIe Inses-

EVANSVILLE. o.. April o7.-Four
hits off Connolly in the sixth inning.
won to-day's game for Dayton. 6 To /.
Score:
L. ". =
Dayton ......0 Cd 90 = o o % Q
Zau,~yIur ....N uu0oo1- l
Eatter,ca-A-n-r and Eohre-. Com
molly. Glllcn and D'Bricn.
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GREAT NORTHERN TEAK
Wins FROM M'MECHEN
LOCAL AGGREGATION WINS TWO
OUT OF TRIO OF GAMES.
summerson Rolls RICH Score Of Even.
ing Registering 556 in
Three Games.

The Great Northern quintette suc-
ceeded In defeating a fast combination
OF ngnum vitae tossers hailing from
McMechen last evening on the Greau
Northern alleys. The local Ave took
two out OF the trio OF games. SUM
merson being the honor man Of tha
match with n score OF 55s In three
m King had the highest score
in any N game rolling 2O7 In tho
third one. The scores follow:
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HiahIanders Victorious.

BOSTON. April 27.-After retiring
c. Smith in the second inning and
playing on even terms with the local
team until the eighth inning. New
York won from Boston to-day. 4 TO 3.
Score;
r. II. =.
Boston .......0 3OOOOOOO-
New York ....i 200OO01O- 4
Ratteries-C smith. Hall and CARR
gan. Ford and sweeney. Empires.
Evans and ECan.
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PHILADELPHIA. April 27-Wash-
ington was defeated here to-day for
tho third straight time. the score be
in~ % 20 f Philadelphia won the
game In tho seventh inning by hitting
VtHs and Walker for eight hits. with
an error by Elberheld. netting eight
runs. Score.
Warrfnrfon ..0ofof0naf- 10 q
philadelphia .foo0ooe0s- 10 2
H1tferfer-O fev. Walker GRAY ard
street MORGAN Krauac and LIvinrston.
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HENRY BLINkE IS GIVEN HIS
RELEASE.
Troy Will Work for the Locals To-
day-king Rapidly Round
ing Into Shape.
(ey Carl p. HUMANITARIAN

NOOAsI
As published In yesterdays paper
the local club Will get a valuable
acquisition In the shape OF a hurle-
from no Baltimore club OF the East
ern league and the twirler who pos
seSses the soft sounding name Of
kronau is due to arrive in the burg
some time to-day. There is a possi-
biity that the fastener will arrive
THIS morning and will with
the locals this afternoon.
In speaking OF the new pitcher.
Catcher Murray who comes from the
same team, states that Kronau is a
g"oc man and had a successful sea-
son with the Orioles last year. He is
a right handed HEAVIER and has "A
varied assortment Of curves and
shoots as well as control according
TO Catcher Murray. Hardy continues
TO recover nicely from "A slight illness
ana VIII be in shape to work within
the next few days. Troy may be
given a chance at the Biilikens this
afternoon and Peasley or Alberts Will
pitch for the visitors.
The can ratified again yesterday in
the Stogie camp and as a resule
Henry Blinke who has all the indi-
cations OF a conner is no longer a
member Of MoEty's collection. Tn.
coming of Murray from the Baltimore
club MADE II necessary to release a
tAA'itfE anu the loI lel 10 Bllnke. The
litter lacked the schooling necessary
for "A league player but Monty is con-
f,dent that ne will be picked up by
some fast club and will give the
yoCngster a good recommendation.
Nelcher is the other backstop that
Will divide the work with Murray for a
time at least.
Rivington Bisland former star on
the Stogie team is expected TO arrive
i'm this city today from Pittsburg. that
II II present arrangements are carried
OF; bisland vii! not play any ball
this year owing 10 his injured foot.
Strings are still being retained on
him by the Pittsburg club.
In the release Of Samuel Lever by
n Pittsburg club there passes from
twIrlcrS in point Of service i'm the
pia1or leagues. Levers rise in the
baseball world was remarkable as
well as rapid and during his thirteen
Years of service with the Pirates his
work was a little short OF phenomenal.
In the late pos Lever was picked up
from the Richmond. Va. team by
P.ttsburg ana from tho very first
Eame be mad. good with the Pirates.
" lille with Richmond bee played with
such men as Jack Chcsbro who re-
tired from professional bah "A low
years ago. Eil Donovan now with
Detroit. Jesse T3nnchiI formerly of
tho Pittsburg. New York. Boston. Gin
Cinnatt teams and now with the
Rochester club; Frank Sparks FORM
crly of Tie Philadelphia team but now
with the Chattanooga club and
Schmidt who is catching IN the
Detroit team. Everyone OF these men
left b Richmond club al the same
TIM and ar made. good.
"
Montgomery aeain pulled of % SEN
satioual catch Yesterday afternoon in
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TERRE HAUTE. Ind. April 81
Rain fell throughout the entire nine
innings OF to-day's game. won by
south Bend from Tcrre ilaute. { 10 /.
Score.
Tcrrc Haute..fooOOoC0o-1 =
~outh Hcnd .0o1o1O0 o. % I
Batterles-rlarrrovc and War.ne. Mar
sin and Holmes.
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heeher started the ball to rolling bv
IdSihs OUT a two Dagger. Justice was
sac at nrst on JEWELS error. Keener
going to third Justice differed the
second sack and both men scored
nhen Lewis erred on Onslow's hit
Il latter ended the inning by being
caught at second on an attemnted
steal. P'eu
"heeling-Graf got a pass. Mur-
ray and Beatty famed and Lewis
HE'D to Keener.
Third Inning.
fort Wayne-Hardin started things
win a hit to right field. and Blount
sacrihced him 10 second. Vandaprirt
got a base on balls. and Hardin ad-
Nanced on Casey's out 10 Lewis
1orns singled. scoring Hardin and Nc
Lanerty duplicated. Vandagrift tally
ing. Corns. in trying 70 score on Nc
Lanertys hit was outed AZ the plate
oy the knisely and Murray route.
Nheeling)Jewell drew a bass
'rane outed. Nandagrift to McI.ancr-
", Jewell going 10 second. S-ervatius
went out Justice TO first and Knisely
flied to Onslow.
Fourth Inning.
Tor Wayne-Keener singled to Iaf,
AEA " NENL
and Beatty handed Justice a transfer
10 hrst. Jewell's error OF Onslow's
mt allowed Keener 20 score. but
tiardln famed and Blount and Van
dagriit went down in order.
Wheeling MONTGOMERY outed Van
dagrift TO McLanerty. Graf was bit
by a pitched ball. Murray struck ont
n Beatty went out. Justice to Nc
Laferty.
Fifth Inning.
Fort Wayne-Casey flied to Knise.
~. Corns was easy. Lewis 10 Crane
and McLanerty swung on three with.
ont result.
WheelinC-LeWis rent the air three
times. Jewell flied to right and Crane
few TO Casey.
Sixth Inning.
Fort Wayne-Keener made a start
with a two-bagger 20 right. Justice
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Standing OF Clubs.
To-day's Games.

New YORK at Boston.
Washington - Philadelphia.
Detroit at cleveland.
81. Louis at Chicago.
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o. and p LEAGUE

Occasionally a man marrica in or.
der to have someone around fo blame
uhen thinRs ro wrong
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aEer 'aseys choice 10 twirl the game
IeIl 10 a promising youth with the
CORRESPONDING name OF Hardin. and
me manner in which he bored in
from the very beginning. was remarL-
able. For seven innings he had the
Hmohes az his mercy. even allow
ing the semblance OF "a bingle. The
only thing that looked like "A hit was
a scratch by Knisely in the eighth.
'asey men did not show any nm
cue familiarity with Beattv's shoots
as they secured nine hits. but tho
loss OF the second game cannot h.
placed entirely at Frankie's door as
ne was not supported. Hardin was
exceptionally Wild. allowing FIVE
passes 10 the initial sack besides a
Wild heave. but in tight places
moved the locals down i'm order
'hester King. who halls fa5m down
state did "a spectacular Clumsy
claude stunt IN the ninth inning
mat proved one OF the most sensa.
iional happenings OF the game. King
bafted for Beatty in the final session
ana after banging n neat single 10
deep left started 10 FIRST. In going
me snort distance he fell three times
ana was thrown out Left Fielder
Neener was feeling kittenlsh and en-.
loFed a pleasant afternoon in his par
ucular pasture. BESIDES having three
putouts tn the garden he hinged the
PHI three times and scored two OF
the Billikens' runs.
The narrative 81 the defeat is best
told In the following
First Inning.
Fort Waync-Biount diod ON a av
10 knisely. Nandagrift failed TO con.
meet. but Doc Casey slammed c,. ,..
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Na1 AnGLG 10 GOu-
siderable rivalry between the two
teams and a large crowd will no
doubt witness the contest.
The inaugural game OF the season
will be played Sunday afternoon on
the F~orty-seventh street grounds by
the Myers Provision Company team.
the West Wheeling aggregation being
the attraction. Both teams have
been doing considerable training for
the opener n a fast game will no
doubt be the result. The West
Wheeling boys. under the able man
agement OF MI. Conway, will line
up as follows: c.. Partlow; D.. Todd
and Masters: S.. Hays: 3D., Johnson:
2b.. A~rminger; ID, Wolfe; IT,. Smith
Capt.; If. Fortney: CT. Snyder.
The Myers Provision Company team
will line up as follows: C. Hoyt or
Weitzel; p, Rogerson. Green or
Minkemeyer; ID. Hannah: 2b.. Son
nefeld: SIS, Rigby or T. Miller: 3D..
Clark; IT,. Bliskie; CT. Larue; rr..
Griffith; Fred Olson. manager; w.
Miller. captain. All players are re-
quested to report at club rooms at 2
o'clock sharp as the game will be
called at 2:3O O'Clock.
The team that will represent the
town OF Elm Grove during the 1911
season has started the preliminary
training and "a number of candidates
will try out for positions. A few OF
the boys were out last evening and
all showed up we'll for the first prac-
tice. The team this year will be
made up OF a number OF the best
players in the suburban district. and
the boys will no doubt give a good
account Of themselves his season.
The fast team representing the
M~oundsville high school will journey
10 West Liberty Saturday afternoon
where they will play the nine that
represents the normal school OF that
place. Both teams are evenly match
ed and a close game is expected.
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YeatardaY,a Results

A'tAilll. - tleNflduu. 3
Chicago. IL IT. Louis. T.
Philadelphia. 2: Washington. 6.
Now York. =. Boston. 3.
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CLEVELAND. April 27.-Cleveland
accorded Gregg poor support today.
and Detroit won. 6 10 3. Detroit also
eTcelled the locals on the bases.
Cobb's home run over Jackson's head.
scoring Jones ahead OF him. was a
feature. Score.
r w.. p
Cleveland ....O00011oOi- ii 5
Detroit .....010OO2OO7- % %
Fatterfss-GrecR and smith. Land.
Fisher. Mullin and StanaRe.
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NATIONAL
Yssssrdayss 1sSufts-
New York. IL: Boston. s.
Philadelphia q: Brooklyn. 2.
Cincinnati. 4: Chicago, ..


To-day oamsA
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Cfncinntai at ST Louis.
Boston at New York.
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sTooiEs GET BUT ONE HIT AND
THAT WAS A SCRATCH.
Hardin Pitches Masterful Game for
Fort Wayne-Ssme Teams Clash
This Afternoon.


Yesterday's Results.
Fort Wayne. Z; Wheeling. I.
Dayton. 3: GAINESVILLE. 1.
South Bend. 4. T. Haute. 1.
Or. Rapids-Evansviile: rain.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

Baltimore. ?. Buffalo. T.. WEE
Jersey City. I. Toronto. &
Providence. q. Montreal. 3.
Newark. p. Rochester. s.
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Montgomery arain pulled OF "a sem
sational catch Yesterday afternoon in
the seventh inning when hc pulled
down 'orns' hi-h ny which nearly
hit the fence.
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Fort Wayne at Wheeling.
Grand Rapids at Evansville.
Dayton at GAINESVILLE.
south Bend at Terre Haute.
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kronau Will
Arrive Here TODAY

behind the artillery. There is con-
siderable rivalry between the two
teams and a large crowd will no
doubt witness the contest.
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Roller skating has recently become
popular IN Hong Kong.
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Totals ........... $50 s7i SIS essS
Tonight; Aviators VS.. wheelings;
Bankers W. Holsums.
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Fort Waync-Blount diod ON "a Nv
~ knisely. Nandagrift failed To CON.
meet. but Doc Casey slammed one out
hut died trying 20 purIoin
Nhooling-LeWis got "a life af frat
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Totals ........... 92s 972 1923 2s25
Tonight Kahn Jr. VS.. Flunkies. Never
vs.. lola.
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Fort Wayne-keener made a start
with a twO-bagger 20 right. Justice
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Third Inninu.

"heeiing|Graf got a pass. Muir
ray and Beatty famed and Lewis
died TO Keener.
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Rtvington Bisland former star on
the StOgie team is expected 10 arrive
In this city today from Pittsburg. that
II II present arrangements are carried
out Bisland vii! not play any ball
this year owing 10 his injured foot.
Strings are still being retained on
him by h Pittsburg club.
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heener started the ball to rolling by
lacing u a two Dagger. Justice was
SAFE al first on JEWELS error. Keener
going To third Justice pilfered the
second sack. and ho,b
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-26
CLOSES
STEADY; TRADING
SLOW At FINISH
Pacific Roads Show Falling
Off With Resultant
Weaknesses.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Weakness in
stocks was shown al the opening Of
the market, with a number Of new oW
records. Canadian Pacific declined 2,
with 1-point losses, in the Hartman
stocks. Minneapolis, st. Paul and Saul
ste. Marie and American Smelling
Other losses were almost equally sub
stantial. The dealings in United States
Steel, which declined to yesterdays low
point, and Union Pacific, which sold az
1866. were especially heavy.
II a.. m~.-Further declines soon after
the opening We're followed by the usual
weak rally. but the movement was
clearly indicative of recurrent liqui-
dation. Overnight developments, IN
which the threatened railroad strike
was the serious. factor, were mostly Of
a discouraging character. and to this
was added disappointing trade condi-
lions. Before II o'clock Onion Pacific,
Reading and Steel had recovered much
of their loss, but elsewhere the list
dragged.
The market closed steady. Trading
fell off in the last hour and the list
for a time showed no definite tendency.
Before the close Union Pacific, South
ern Pacific and Atchison fell off with
resultant weakness elsewhere. Final
dealings brought recoveries and some
prices were on a parity with yester-
days close.
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HEMe REISokez

music. an ample array of refreshments
and other entertaining diversions on
board the boat will assure an attrac-
tive outing. The BOAT will leave Com
mercial wharf at s o'clock sharp to
enable the party to view the Hudson
River in the full of the moon and to
reach home at a most s~easonable hour.
The associates of Chairman Rel
boldt on the general committee are j.
Carl Hoose, viee-ehairman; Joseph
Nick, treasurer; Samuel A. Soul, sec
rotary; Thomas A. Brady, Charles
Westervelt, Frederick Chadwick.
Thomas j. Carolan, Frederick Keim,
Edgar B. Cook. George Becker, James
Mullin, Richard O'Neill. Joseph Fer
retti, Valentine Desch, names Nc
Cam, Arthur O'Connor. Adolph Hol-
Ter, John G. Boytin, Emmett j. Quinn,
Edgar b. Schmidt, William F. Meehan,
Andrew r. Hauner. Joseph Curtiss,
William Wire. George hewitt. Louis
Agathen, John Flice. Peter McCor-
mick, John William and Adolph Won
Seyfried.