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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-15
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ter. Mrs. Carl Thomas for several
weeks.
The Misses Elizabeth Wagenknecht
LeMyra Gillis and Belva Burt were
entertained by friends in Gary last
evening.
Miss Kathryn Desmond of State
Line street attended a party given by
friends in Chicago last evening.
Mrs. NJ. HeyIer of Chicago visited
friends in Hammond today on her way
to Michigan City.
Word was received in Hammond to-
day that Miss Hazel Kussmaul is very
i'll at her home in Huntington. Ind.
She has been suffering from rheuma-
tism for several weeks.
I Mrs. Harry Carr is very i'll at a Chi
cago hospital and will submit to an
operation this afternoon. Mrs. Carr
was formerly Miss Cecilia Hasse of
Hammond.
Coney Island Park, Burnham, Ill.
opens Sunday, May 10. Good music and
dancing. Fish dinners a specialty14- st
II you are a Judge OF quality try
Lavender Cigar.
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MoTHERs, MEErING.

The Lincoln school Mothers Club
Will hold the last meeting of this
school year, on Monday evening, May
2O,1e12 at 1880 o'clock. A fine musical
program vii be given. Miss Virginia
Brooks Will deliver an address and
Miss Blanche Kennedy one of the
teachers in the eighth grade, will give
a reading. A large attendance of
mothers and fathers is very much de-
sired
MRS. c. E. LAWRENCE, Pres.
FLORENCE MILLER Sec
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HONOR MISS MEIkLE.

Mrs. w. Fl. Gostlin, jr.. viii entertain
Miss Agnes Meikle and a group of her
friends at an afternoon party today
at her home in Carroll street. Mrs
Gostlin's sister, Miss Florence 1ngra
ham of Ithaca, y. Y. and Miss Meikle 5
house guests, Miss Adele Albright OF
Louisville. Ky. and Miss Mary Ibach
will be the guests from a distance.
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Miss Gertrude Herbst entertained
the girls of the N. n. gHrbroidery Club
at her home in South ~Hohman street
last evening The guests spent the
hours with their needle work until ten
o'clock when a dainty two course
luncheon was served. Next Tuesday
evening, May 21st the young women
will be entertained by the Misses
Klein at their home in Conkey avenue.
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lowing Hammond young women,
Misses Elizabeth Malo, Gertrude and
Pauline Twiss, Marie and Loretta
Gehring, Nettfe Fix, Hope Ward, Olive
Mckay, Grace Merrill. Hazel Wash
ington, Alice Harper. Esther Schroed
er. Clara Lauerman, Helen Schneider.
Birdie Malo. Clara Rimbach, Kate
Stevens and Ruth washington.
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will be entertained by Mrs. James
Boyer at her home in East Carroll
street Thursday afternoon. 1t will be
the first social meeting of the MEM
bers following the organization of the
club two weeks ago.
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Miss Jessie Macleod 410 Cedar
street returned home this morning
after weeks visit with Miss Mar
garet Freyman at her home in Ply
mouth, Ind.
Mrs. Viola Smiley of Conkey avenue
Twill leave for Knoxville. Tenn. this
evening to be the guest of her daugh-
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An ENTERTAINMENT.

Miss Beth White of Chicago will
give an entertainment at the First
Congregational church in Gostlin
street, Thursday evening, May 10th
under the auspices of the Ladies Aid
Society. Miss White is a reader and
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ENTERrAINs WITH CARDS.

Pedro was played progressively by
the members of the Fleurdelis Club
who were invited to meet with Mrs.
Smith at her home in Sibley street
last evening. The game progressed at
three tables. Mrs. Charles Luthman
won the first honors and prizes were
also won by Mrs. Fred Kraiowetz and
Mrs. Smith. The consolation prize
was awarded to Mrs. H. o. Young
Dainty refreshments were served
after the games. Mrs. Henrietta
Huber viii entertain the ladies of the
club at her home in Truman avenue
next Tuesday evening.
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A CHURCH SERVICE.

Tomorrow being Ascension day
there will be "a celebration of the Holy
Communion in st. Paurs Episcopal
church at half after seven and at nine
o'clock.
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has a large class in elocution here.
She has given the programs at several
entertainments and has become a IA
Ivorite with Hammond audiences
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MEET WITH MRS. SILVER.

The members of the BAPTIST WON
ems Union Will meet at the home of
Mrs. c. b. Silver. 451 May street
| Thursday afternoon and be entertain
ed by the members OF the social de +.
partment
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A CHURCH SERVICE.

| Services concentrating the ascen :
sion of Christ will be conducted in
German at the Evangelical Emmanuel
church Thursday evening May 10Th at
1870 o'clock. An offering will be TAX
| en- for the benefit of the church
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a pedro party will be given by the
members of the G. I. A. TO the b. of
l.. e. Thursday evening. May 10th in
the Moose hall in State street. The
invitation to attend is extended the
public
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MEETING WAS POSTPONED.

This weeks meeting of the stand
ard Bearers has been postponed until
Friday evening. May oath when Miss
Kathrine Switzer will entertain the
young women at her home in Russell
street.
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a May dancing party will be given
by the members of Court Leurs C. @.
F. this evening in DaPron's dancing
academy in State street During one
of the intermissions in the program of
dances May pole dance will be given
'by the children of All Saints Catholic
school.
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MEET TO SEN.

The Ladies of the knights of Column
bus will meet in the parlors of St
Margarets hospital this afternoon to
sew. A great deal of work has .beea
outlined and it is desired that many
members are present during the aft
ernoon.
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There was no meeting of the mem
bers of the True Kindred last evening
Next Tuesday evening the members
will meet in I. Q. o. F.. Hall in State
street and follow their usual business
and social program.
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The members of Triumph Council
No. II d. of L. will have social ses-
sion this afternoon at the home of
Mrs Hattie Ray in West Hammond
and entertain number of their
friends.
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MRS. BOYER A HOSTESS.
The members of the haywood Club
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II you are a Judge OF quality try .
Lavender Cigar.
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Are YOU READING THE TIMEss
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About thirty-fve members of Ham
mond Temple No. .73 Pythian Sisters
will go to Michigan City tomorrow to
attend the annual district convention.
They Will meet at the South Shore in
terurban station and take the 9:3S car
Representatives will be present from
every Temple in the district, Hebron
Morocco, Chesterton, Westville, Rens-
selaer, Brook. Whiting, Lowell, Michi-
gan City. Laporte and Hammond
Temples will be represented at the
! meeting. Mrs. Lydia Roser of Rich :
mond, Ind, the Grand Chief and Mrs.
Beatrice Brownell of Lowell, the dis
trict deputy will be among the dis
trict and State oicers present. The
afternoon session will be devoted al
| most entirely to ritualistic and gem
eral convention work. sn the evening
| there will be address. by Mrs.
Roser. The initiatory and staff work
will be done by members of the Ham
mond Temple.
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Assemblies

At the regular bimonthly meeting
of Progressive Court No. 166 Tribe of
Ben Hur held last evening in the K, of
p. Hall in South Holman street sew
eral business matters of interest were
disposed of. Two delegates were
chosen to represent the Hammond
Court at the dedication of the new
Home office at Charlottesville, Ind.
next Tuesday and Wednesday May 21-
%. Mrs. ]. S Wilhelm and Mrs. Frank
Grove will be the representatives.
Mr.. j. S. Wilhelm who was a delegate
to the recent convention at Wabash,
Ind. gave an interesting report of the
meeting. Arrangements We're made
for quite important session to take
place in two weeks. Tuesday, May
2Sth. After the business meeting a so
cial hour was enjoyed.
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ARE YOU -EADING THE FINEST
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A THIMRLE PARTY.

MRS. c. E. LAWRENCE, Pre-
FLORENCE MILLER, Sec.
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-13
z8 INJURED IN WRECK
Express Train Leaves Track at High
Speed, But No One Is Killed.

zSprsss Train Leaves Track at Hioh
Speed, But No One Is Killed.
While running fifty miles an hour
Ne eastbound passenger train No. s,
IN the Nickle Plate railroad, was
xlehed by spreading rails at the Fa-
an road crossing. Wesleyville, near
l2ie, Pa. injurying twenty per
SONS, none of them fatally
After bowling along for sixty feet.
18uT human-laden coaches plunged
szEef twenty-foot enbankment That
Dee we're killed is a miracle. A scene
- horror followed the crash of the
-sO4ches down the hill Inside the cars
1Ae people were jammed about and to
gEther in frightful mass.
The second baggage car. smoker
ana one day coach were thrown over
Eke embankment, turning turtle The
2funt end Of the diner was burie1 SOW
wRl feet into the mud. the rear IN
sRmaining upon the track The ea
stne and first baggage car did hu.
ave the rails
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-13

ND shipping better than $50 day Think of it? Nearly
still the public refused be satisfied We could ship
\ immediate orders
very That production
working operation
this condition for this will 4O0O oeand which nearly
doubles production of the that closed
general public
practically every globe
automobile Cables thick
grams apprecve public
tephoned travelled direction.
Toledo with Everybody
Nothing simply
o best
This the The
power fully equip
everything belief
Everyone why 500 cars
have seen" And soft
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-13
BURRSVILLE

Mrs. Osborne Harvey, of Philadel
phia, is with relatives in town for few
days.
Mrs. A. M. Dulin has had Miss Ruth
Cannon. of Centreville, as her guest.
Little Miss Gladys Melvin was taken
/ to a Philadelphia hospital recently.
The circus which was held at Denton
on Monday evening and Greensboro on
Thursday evening was largely attended
so reported and our town people helped
to swell the crowd
Misses Mary H. Thawley and Florrie
Z. Dill returned home Monday evening
from a visit with relatives and friends
in Wilmington and Philadelphia.
Arthur Stevens has returned from an
extended visit with Mrs. Mary Lollar.
of Philadelphia, and friends in Chester
Pa
Mrs. Thomas Wyatt, of Denton. has
been the guest of her parents here
Miss Laura E. Thawley spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with Miss FlOrrie E.
Dill.
Mrs. Mary c. Paris has returned to
her home in Philadelphia after a five
weeks visit with relatives in MARYLAND
and Delaware.
Mr. and Mrs Willoughby Howell and
children, of Denton. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
/. Blades and son, Mr.. and Mrs. John
W. Stephens were entertained at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Thawley
Miss Pearl Todd, of Greenwood. was
Miss Laura E. Thawley 5 guest recently. /
Miss Pearl Satterfeld has returned
from a visit with friends in Laurel. /
Denton and other points.
Misses Jennie and Clara Salisbury and /
Mrs. Reynear Salisbury. of Dover. /
We're guests recently at the home of DR.. |
and Mrs. Theo. Salisbury.
Miss Mary f. Raughley spent last
week in Centreville. where she took the
teachers examination.
Miss Mo.he Pepper. of Harrington,
gho has been the guest of Mrs. Emma
Satterfield. left last week for Denton.
where she expects to spend some time
jefore returning home
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-13
s72,O52 FOR ROOSEVELT

'&rkins Gave $4,000 and So cio
Frank A. Munsey
Total contributions to the Roosevelt
and Johnson fund from July Ito Sept
Tzaggregate S72.O52. Of which s53 p.
SAs received in New York and SIS.
"a al the Chicago headquarters. a.
scrding TO statement issued 5y r
ssn H Hooper.
The leading contributors we're
George w Perkins and Frank A Mpr
Key who gave $4,000 each Ge,rg-
Moore, OF New York, gave $4,000 ard
hGrs Charles 3 Wood. aunt Of GihD.t
dnchot the same amount
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-13

Self Stdrter
80 Horsepower
.j-PaSSenger Touring Cor
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-13
FREDERICK.

; The 132nd Anniversary of Histori
Barratt's Chapel will be celebrated ol
Sunday, September 18th, Judge Barrat
will preach at 10 a. m. Rev. B. F
Warren at 2 p. m, and Rev. White il
the evening. Everybody invited tC
these interesting services.
The new creamery is now completed
and ready for business,
School opened on Monday with the
efficient corps of teachers in charge.
Prof. M. L. Hydorn, Prof. Howard
Moore, Miss Swartz, and Miss Wilcuts.
Most of the pupils were in attendance.
A few who are employed in the can
neries will probably enroll next week.
A number of pupils from the country
will attend school here this term.
John Mcbride George Spury, Raugh-
/ ley Slaughter, Howard Hudson and
Thomas Emory attended the Whining
ton Fair on Wednesday.
Miss Mildred Palmer will teach this
term at Postles' School, which will open
Monday, September 10th. She is one
of our popular young girls and we wish
her success in her chosen vocation.
Mrs. Eliza Whitley has improved her
property on the corner of Market and
David Sts., by building new dining
room for her tenant, Mr.. Smith.
Albert Boone the twelve year old son I
of A. w. Boone. is i'll with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Annie Woodward, of Phiadel- |
phia. and David A. Conner, of Milton, |
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Con
ner.
Conner Mitten left last week for
Wilmington, where he is attending
Beacom's Business School.
John B. Townsend is attending school
at Blair's Academy, at Blairstown,
N. J.
The report from the Hahneman Hos
pital informs US that Mrs. Vickers has
typhoid fever, but is doing. as well as
can be expected
Mr.. and Mrs. John Russell have re-
turned from a visit to Rock City and
0lean, N. Y. They also stopped over
IN Shamokin, Pa, and took a look at
the coal mines.
Walter Carrow has been on the sick
ist several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mason, of Mil
ord, were the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Belts on Monday.
Miss Emma Fisher is visiting rela-
ives in Bound Brook, N. }.
Dr. Oliver Grier of Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
5 visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ames Grier.
Mrs. Caroline Smith has been taken
o the Wilmington Homeopathic Hos
ital with typhoid fever
Little Mary Melvin who has been
cry sick several weeks is improving.
Otis Harrington moved his family to
amden, N. J.
Jesse Sharp, of Milford Neck, has
ought Mrs Caroline Smiths residence
4 st. Agnes street Mr.. and Mrs.
mith intend to move in the country.
Miss Alice Mitten returned this week
ON an extended stay in the city.
Mrs. Celia j. Martin has returned
ON a visit to Ocean City.
Miss Rose Virden and Mrs. J. Hall
nderson and children. of Dover. Miss
thel P. Brown, of Wilmington. and
iss Virden, of California. were the
tests of Mrs. Lizzie V. Hall on Sat
day. T
Rev. and Mrs. James Lord and son.
New Jersey. are visiting his parent.
mes H. Lord, and wife.
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-13
WiIev's Accuser Resions.

D F l. Dunlap. o. 'hs bureau o.
shemistry. and ass0dase chemist m
5sE Or Harvey w Wiley while th,
aEter was chic 0f Tho bureau res ere
81 20 accep commere.al position ia
Jhicago. D. Dunlap ame rnt9 3phli'
rDte as one OF -he an h0r- 3t chtr.: Is
4 irreguiIrty acam>1 nr Wiley
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Completely Equipped
In 24 Hours the Demand for This Car
Was Greater Than Our Annual Supply

Inc sestaT big wheel base powerful system
unusually large brakse the beautiful fnh upholstery the ooee
equipment which includes practically automobile Ar,
specifications that with twenty per cent more
money These specifications all $1,000 specifications
Then there the cold
three speeds forward and fitted bearings well known
Reny aneo the section forged in one m
m h vii" the famous kn bearings the three floating
hted with Hyatt bearings This in
gray wheels trimmed in black and nickel making striking and M
sh rich design. duplicate this car from anv other maker m
less than $1,000 some wan $500
We to make Get vour sofe .,u
delay put OIL or stall Just get busy your automobile m
fall you will have lively served is an old m
Inc demand right now is treble the the
wide world will be able to catch with orders want one of ~
worlds record quick.
Get IN touch with dealer locality over 2Oo Of th
ehng these and left o
Write us Tor catalogue describing this broke all prec
1" Pleoel-
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-13
browns HlmseIf In River.

Il q fit Of dependency. caused by
ZrTous indigestion, Adam Miller. frt,
aears old, drowned himself in ;h,
AaestOga river near Lancaster, Pa.
His body was found by canoe.si
AEuer had tied himself to a tree with
q Kong rope It. is presumed that h~
ed so because he did not wish ais
aedy 20 be washed away.
The dead man is survived BY e
1asdaW. two danghters and a son.
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-13
Eesr Of Dentists Chair Kills Girl

annie Henry, the hfteen-yearold
asHnghter of Mr. and Mrs Ellie Henry
- York. Pa. died in a dentists chai.
- gas was about 10 be administer2
- her
Is said that the fear of the pain
AsEsed the girls death. Miss Henr.
Vas reluctant to have the aching ioo- b
aztracted
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-13
Robbed BY Hlahwaymen.

James H. Pollock was held up and
robbed two miles from Washington
Pa, by two highwaymen
The robbers beat him into insensi-
bility stole his watch, 5000 in cash
and New York draft for $4,000
They then put him into his buggy aud
starred the horse for Washington
Pollock, dazed and covered with
blood from his wounds, was found
wandering in the streets of Washing
ton. A posse Of deputy sheriffs with
bloodhounds nave gone to the scene
Of the robbery.
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-13
Bud Mars Badly Injured.

Bad Mars, the aviator. was badly
a2fared while he was making an as
szagt at the Olean. N. Y. annual fair
Ezls biplane. after rising from the halt
ne circular track. suddenly dipped
End crashed into the inner fence sur
zuznding the track. Mars was loaded
Enk0 an automobile and rushed 10 thr
Enzpital
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-13
Eeso Congressional Record; Insane

Reading The Congressional Re. old
aad various other publications sen
2an by Congressman Anderson Sor p
Eear drove Carl Hessenmeyer. OF san
eDsky. Ohio, insane. according to hi
aBn statement iG probate court A..
sIid ae got so ne read nothing else.
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-13
scratch on Einnsr Fatal.

Clair Byrne. an undertaken, scratch
- his finger while embalming tho
5ody Of a tuberculosis victim. He die.
q hospital iE Pittsburgh, Pa, from.
ss0ad poisoning.
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-13
TWO MORE AVIATORs KILLED
Officers Of British Army Flying Corps
Fall to Death.

Fall to Death.
Lieutenants E. H. Hotchlliss and C.
A. Beddington, OF the Royal Flying
Corps of the British army. we're killed
at oxford. Eng. by 5O0foot fall with
their aeroplane
It is believed that the accident was
due to the explosion Of their petrol
tank. The two officers we're on tie
way, by aeroplane to the army aeris
mneuvers.
The biplane fell as it was passins
over the village OF Wolvercote. Bed
dington's body plunged into the Riyet
Isis
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-13
llI. Man shoots HlmseIf.

While respondent because Of illness.
Frederick Schumann, rorty-six years
ord, shot himself at bis home in WI
mington. Del He viii recover
Milford chronicle., 1912-09-13
GIRL KILLED BY TRAIN

Young Woman Run Down by Shor'
Flyer at Vineiand, N. J.
After allowing an electric express
train from Atlantic City to pass By
at MinOtola. near Vineland. n. J
Miss Eva Fernetti. eighteen years OF
age. and soon 10 have been a bride
rode her bicycle directly in front CT a
fast moving steam train on an ad
Joining track She was instantly xiii
ed when the engine struck and tossed
her against telegraph pole
Evening journal., 1912-02-27
Odd Schools,

~Freak" schools were the subject re
eently Of an article In a provincial pa.
per. and we are confident that few OF
our readers win have heard OF some OF
these very odd educational establish
ments. It appears that in Belgium be
fore qualifying for a post as sexton
one must pass an examination I'm a
school Of gravedigrers. while In Paris
there is a school for judges. where
make believe trials are carried out In
detail before lawyers Of repute.
Russia has a school for policemen.
which Il "a. We believe, the pet ambl
ton OF the young and aspiring burglar
10 Join. In an adjoining museum ''the
pupils make themselves familiar with
5lmmies. drills. chisels and other tools
used by professional thieves"
still more ambiguous are the merits
OF the course OF instruction given IN
the casino at Monte Carlo. Here IS
evolved the professional croupier. Some
six months training IS all that is need
ed 10 produce a finished specimen OF
these useful articles. which are turned
out at the rate Of nearly a hundred a
university Correspondent
Evening journal., 1912-02-27
A Bishoo's storIea.

Preaching at ST. Paurs. Harringay,
'.3u.1 outside London. one Sunday night.
pr Ingram. the bishop Of London, told
two stories which attracted widespread
attention. He said that in the congre-
cation at a confirmation service he
once conducted In Westminster abbey
was girl Of thirteen. During the
service she said to her mother. do
you see them. motherT' See whatr
asked the mother. and the child re
piled. Angels on each side Of the bish
op." ut Is said" commented the hish
op. that the pure IN heart shall see
God. and is II not therefore possible
that a child perfectly pure could see
things that an adult could not seer
The bishop also told a story OF Eve
girls whose father. feeling III. went TO
lie down. The youngest child was sent
to bed. but ran from her room. calling
Come out There are two angels
walking up the staircaser Later the
child called out agsin. The angels are
walking down the staircase. and IA
ther's walking between themw All Eve
girls. said the bishop, saw the same
thing, and. going into their fathers
room, they found him dead.
Evening journal., 1912-02-27
OSWEGONS PUT GAMES
OVER ON EASTLAKE

The Oswego nine. OF the Brownson
Library kept up their winning streak
last night at' the indoor ball game by
taking two out of three games from
Eastlake Tom McEvilly's was tho
scene Of action, miniature pool
table represented the diamond and a
stout pool cue acted as the mighty
war club. Rooters were there in
abundance and cheered as only
Brownson bleacherites can do. shan
ron and Long proved an invlncihle
battery for Oswego and moved down
tho opposing batters in grand style.
The batting averages OF the Oswego
stars were given considerable boosts
by the wonderful clubbing Of all OF
Manager Shannon's prides. Marks
Duffy and Walsh played a great field
ing game and battod at 900 clip.
On Wednesday evening Oswego will
combat with Wilmington.