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The Mena weekly star., 1913-07-17
RAGGED BY MULE 1 AND BADLY HURT
e Anderson of Nunley Victim of .;ble Accident-Face Crushed ond Terribly Bruised-Re-
 markabIe Coincidence.

\ Anderson, a prominent and AI-to-do farmer living near Nun about seven miles southeast of Ioa was dragged by a frightened Ile about 3:3O Wednesday after Dn and terribly hurt. At first seemed no hope of recovery, nov the injured man is im- TIying rapidly and should no com bafions arise he will recover, nr Anderson was at the home of . son, Evington Anderson, about Aile and a half from home, and 1 helnine at some work in the 4 Threatening clouds caused
 mon to leave the field for the
 so Arriving at the barn lot. N Anderson started to mount a |.1e to ride to his own home. lie a 4 long rope, each end of which
 ied Io the bit for use as relns. .herinr the rope into coils he lx od to mount. At that instant
 af hanging on a post near, was
 m nnder the mules feet by a
 oc cuest of wind. The animal s.ned back. and Mr. Anderson :ss h to mount. at the same time 's<ning some of the rope coils on s= @ ground. Into this rope he ..Dod and the frightened animal . bed again. the rope tightening Mir. Anderson'S ankle. lie ss brovu. but struggled almost
 fpcl but another lunge threw N dovn and the animal ran, EN- s9R n Anderson in the meantime N. in vain lo catch the mule Hs sayc his father.
 Her heinz dragged about 200 ,Fk Nr. Anderson struck against Iat stump with such force that F opc wa, broken. Before strlk- E hr stump the clothes had been z wholly stripped from Mir. s ,on, hody and his back and ||e I9wm.eI by the contact with |z rou-h ground and obstacles |< (which he was dragged.
 Ih uuredman was taken to his
 house and Dr. Charles San | pf Board Camp and Dr. w. C.
 E er of Ncna hurriedly sum |s6 Il wa, found that Mr. An lI r-h' temple had been I ed in and that his cheek and |z he, were broken and smashed, # wa, Dhou-ht at the time that dH fatally hurt internally. Y IA. Thornton, Guy Thornton Hd buke Thornton. nephews of the |I1k d man. accompanied by 0. A. |zsI Iier. went out from Mena and FIT he nigh, with Mr. Anderson,
 Thursday morning Dr. P. R.
 ns went out to remove the Fd bones from the temple and her necessary treatment. The l man stood the operation
 k sfully
 N Anderson is a brother of Mrs. A Thornton of this city.
 Brother Killed by Mule.
 .s.ss;;'s sss;;'s thirty years ago John An
 saa only brother of the victim
 zlzE accident, was dragged and
 # by a mule near his home in
 {{ county Texas. He was re-
 'He lo his home riding a mule
 hogs ai the side of the road
 the animal to jump to one
 lrniNg the saddle, the riders
 ing caught in the stirrup. He
 rrIbly kicked and lay out all before being found, dying day, later.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-07-17
To Prevent Blood polsonlng

apply at once the wonderful old reliable DR. PORTER'S ANTISEPTIc HEALING OIL, a sur gical dressing that relieves pain and heals al the same time. Not linimeut 25c. soc Sl00
The Mena weekly star., 1913-07-17
IS IN TROUBLE OVER
 WEDDING YOUNG GIRL
Lee Fully, Is Years. Charged With Perjury in Securing License to Marry Rosa EadS, 13 Years
 William Garrett Involved.

Cove, Ark July ll-(SpeciaD. Tn Justice J. R. Neal's court today Lee Fully and William Garrett, his un- cle, were bound over to the grand jury on charges of perjury. The bond was placed at $25O in each case, which was made.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-07-17

OFFICERS

EDWIN B. COX, Cashier
 w. I. GREEN, Asst Cashier. resident Walter Nance, Asst. Cashier.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-12-13

I sofferenti di questi disturb terribili
pericolosi, potranno certamente spendere
alcuni minuti al giorno per IN breve perio-
do di tempo Sc desiderano Convincersi
in maniera soddislacente di potter ancora
guarire; faranuo clio speCialmente con
sideraudo che non Vi sara alcuna spesa G
che 10 ci mettero il MIC tempo e la mia
mcdicina. Qualsiasi persona III giudizio
che Voglla sapcre Sc una Certa Cosa puo
curarla, trova qui lopportunita per ASST
curarsene sen7a spesa, serza obbHghi, e
scnza considerable perdita di tempo
QUESTI POCHI GIORNI potrebbero
essere queli critici per la vostra salvezza.
Tutti coloro quail saranno bastante-
mente ansiosi per chiedermi Ia medicinal
gratuta, riceveranno pure una Copia del
MIC voluminosO hbro medico illustrate.
mel quale queste malattie vengono descritte
in dettaglio. Questo c il libro piu volumi-
noso che STA mai state scritto per Ia dis
trIbuzlone gratuita sc ne sta stampando
una nuova edizione proprio ora. vi
scrlvero anChe una lettera con diapnos; a
consigh medici, quail vi dovrebbero
aiutare moltissimo; ma per potter far clio.
mi occorre sapere Sc le medicine Vi sono
propno necessarie. Scrivetemi numeri
dei sintomi di Cui soffrite, la vostra eta q
Il tutto VI sara specific come vi prometto,
DImostrate la vostra voIonta di euarire,
{ lc sarete.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-12-13
10 Ct mettero la Medicina, Vol
mettete Il Tempo
Pochi giorni sar ammo sufficient per dmostrare
che potete guarire

Datemi alcuni minuti del vostro tempo
per qualche giorno ed 10 vi dimostrero
senza spesa da parte vostra, che posseggo
una medicinal la quale ssacCia PAcido
Urico velenoso dall'organismo riesce
cost curare disturb di reni di vescica
e il reumatismo Non vi chiedo di credere
allie mic dichiarazioni, vi domando sem
phcemente di lasciarmi spedire un POGO di
questa medicina, perche la possiate pro-
ware personalmente.
Sto Cercando di convincere gil ANNA
lati di tall disturb che posseggo qualche
cosa di meglio dele solite medicine,
trattamenti, o attire cose simili, e il solo
modo per ruiscirci, Credo STA faCendo Ia
spesa della preparazione dele medicine e
della spedizione gratuita. Faro questo
volentieri per quei soferenti che 81 com
piaceranno a sCriVere. IntendiamOCi pero,
10 non vi spedisCo un COST dettO cam
phone, saggIO, o trdttdmentO in provo"
neppure vi spediro I'm pacchctto di rnedi~
cine dicendoVi di usarne parte di pagan
mi per il resto; We NJ mandero invece una
provvista gratuitamente, per la quale non
Vi vera chiestO pagamento t non sarete
messo sotto obbligo alcuno.
Desidero sapere solo sc avete una
malattia per Ia quale Ia mia medicina
quo Servire, poiche essa non una ''panacea
per tutti mali; perCio DESERVE QUi soto
i sintomi principal del disturb di reni
di VesCiCa del reumatismO. Sc Vi aCcor-
gete di aVere unO O pin dl questi sintomi,
vi necessaria Ia mia medicina 10 sar0
telice iii spedlryene una provvista quando
sapro nuneri correspondent al sintomi,
la vostra eta, il vostro nome e lindirizzo.
POtete sCuvere al DR.. 7. Frank Lynott,
1901 Deagan Bldg, Chicago, III. Non
dovete far promesse non dovrete pagan
nulla: solo vi chiedo, perche non nasca
coniusione, che mi facCiate conoscere i
numeri del sintOmi, o che me Ii desCriviate
con vostre parole e che prendiate la medi-
Gina a seconda dele istruzioni che Vi
verranno fornite. Questa { la mia maniera
per far conoscere il preparato per guada-
gnarmi COST una buona reputazione dapper-
tuttae
Quando avrete usato la medicina,
rimarrete convinto che essa discioglie
ed elimina facido urico velenoso; rim
fora reni, COST da farli funzionare
IN ammonia con la vescica, G regola la
vescica stessa, facendo cessare il bisogno
troppo irequente di orinare eli altri
disturb Orinan. CalmerA pure immedia-
tamente / dolori c bruciori reumatici;
discioghera cristalli di acido urico, con
IL rlsultato di far sparire dolori di
schema dl muscoh di rimettere a
posto lie giunture sfornlate. Ouesta me-
dicina purlhca inoltre il sangue invieo-
rsce nervi, rendendovi pi1 forte e piu
vgoroso; dandovi I'm miglior appetite.
I'm sonno pi0 tranquillo maggior energia
per ii lavoro Quotidiano. Ouesta me
6iclna ia tutto Questo. eppure non rom
there aloun ingredients insiurioso ed :
assolutamente gaTantita norma dele
leggi vigenti.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-12-13
o. E. BRECKE,

PROPRIO COME E RAPPRESEN-
TATA. "Ho sperimentato la medicina
chiamata il Lozogo" SERVE Mr..
Thomas Zecchin dl Fork Ridge, Tenn.
e dovo dire che questa medicina e
realmente come viene rappresentata.
Questo non 81 puo sempre dire dI molte
cose otferte al pubhlico oggigiorno. Per
motto tempo avevo sotferto lie tristi
consequence den'impurita del sRngue,
ed ero travagiato da dolori in ogm
parte del ccrpo. Da quando no usato il
Lozogo, sto completamente bene. -
Per plu di ceuto ami il Lozogo del
Dot1 metro state una benedizione
per uominl dome afflitu da qualehe
malattia. Non una medicinal che 81
trova in vendita nellie farmacie. < for
nita al pubblico da agent speciali. op-
pure quo essere ottenuta direttamente
dial laboratorio del manufacturer: DR..
Peter Fahrney & Sons Co. 1926 So.
Hoyne ave. Chicago. III.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-12-13
FRANK MARTA
UFFICIO NOTARILE
COURT COMMISSIONER
.INTERPRETE A RICHESTA

Rimesse di Denaro: lie Ri
messe vengono eseguito sior
no per giorno a mezzo e con
saranzia delI'American Elk
press Co. al cambio della
giornat2.
AGENT dele seguente as
sicurazione---- The Phoenix
of Hartford----The Franklin
ms. Co. of Philadelphia
Delegate Consolare autor.
izzato daI---Ro. Consolare d.
Italia in Milwaukee per lie
visite di Leva.
Per informazione a qualun-
que servezio scrivere all:
FRANK MARTA
Hurley, Wis. p. 0. 622
81 vendona pure Gramma
tiche, Italiano Englese
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-12-13

81 sta. organizzando una colenia per
Polk County Wisconsin yendiamo que
sta terra a buen mercato, ed e. dele
migiiore, terra di creta nera, piena di
bosco dure, Una grande quantita di
buena legna rimasta. No pine, e nem'
memo hamlock, per consequence, non 81
esista il preblema degli stump. Vicino
ALA ferrevia, con tutti vant'ggi. Bu-
enc strade; futura cooperazione. And
ate subtle, fabric cate la casa. tatl-
late legna abbastanza questa inverno,
da pogare il terreno.
Albert L. Williams
1910 Grant st,
Madison, Wis.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-12-13
White Star and
American Line.

Quardo andate m Europa o quando
spedite un passaggiO a qualche AMIGO,
considerate / vantaggi che Vi ofiano
ls Compagule di navigazione White
Star American Line, via Cherbourg.
II viagglo Ga New York in Italia,
via Cherbourg viene compute in 9
9 giorni essendo che la traversata vi
enc fatta in sci giorni.
| vapori di queste compagnie sono
calcolati fra / pin veloei del monde,
bene conosciutl per la lora comodita,
fora 9 sicurezza.
vi sono cabine riservate per due,
quattro e anche sci persone anche per
la terra classe. Consulate qualcuno
che abba gia viaggiato su vapori di
queste compagnia We ne dara piena
conferma.
La Compagnia White Stan mantle
ne pure I'M servino diretto fra Bos-
too New York Napoli.
vapori che fanno il servizio per
Napol: sono pin grandi vapori che
attra7ersino il Mediterraneo.
Scrivete per mappe descriptive sui
le comodita dei nostri vapori.
Per particular 1V0lgeteVf a
o. E. BRECKE,
Northw estern PASSENGER Agent,
l21-123 South Third Street.
Minneapolis, Mimi.
Opp. agh agensi local.:
FRANK MAPTA, Hurley, Wis.
! ALEX GALDA-INI,
i'll. BKUNU, Bessemer, Mich
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-12-13
Questi sono i sintonni:

J. p olori nella sehiena.
Z Desiderio frequente d. orinara
s. OrInanone stentata o bruciante.
4. Doiori nella vescica.
5. Disturb Prostatiei.
Q. Gas o dolou nello storuaeo.
a. Deoolezza generate, vertgine,
.. Dolon brueiore al hanco destro.
y Sonhofe in qualsiasi parte del coma.
~ Sonehezza, disturb di fsEato.
u Palpltszfoni 0 dolori di euofe.
Z. Boiore ala giuntura dell'anea.
- DoiorI al colo ALA tesla.
= Dolori o brueiori Al reni.
. DDo,oIi Q gonhore dele giHnturs,
Q. Doiou o gonfore del ulIscoE.
=. Male brueiore del nervi.
o keHmahsmo tTonieo acute.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-12-13
ROChambeau
Chicago
Niagara
La TOuraine

+ passeggieri di terra classe che viag-
giano sui piroscai di questa compagnia
ricevono gratis. letto, vino, utensili per
mangiare, vito eccoiieute oltre a
oio' IN treno speciale della ccmpagnia
trasporta direttamente pas-eggieri ia
liani 81 dai piroscaf, via Modane
Partenze dsl Pier della Compa0 MIA
New York, ogni merooledi.
agen 10 GeDerole. - State St n.
M. w. KOZMINSKI,
Asente 0enerole Per L Ovsst
1879 Dearborn St. Chicago. ~.
Frank Marta, Hurley, Wis.
Alex Galdabini Hurley, Wis
A. LibertAl. Ironwood, Mich.
James L. Bruno, Bessemer Mich.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
By Charles Son7erx,ilIe

van had to watch with himself unseen.
Most of Herds meals were served
in his room at the hotel. He took
daily taxi rides. but these were per-
fectly blameless tours about the parks
with. as usual. the pretty nurse accom-
panying HIM
Herd had only one visitor. who. on
being followed. was disclosed as q
physician, man of no fame or prom
inence, but nevertheless OF good re-
pute-sa practising physician in the
neighborhood of the West Seventies.
In the same street Herd himself up
to year and half before had lived
with his wife and two daughters.
They, 1t was learned, were now stay
ing abroad, part OF the time In Paris,
part In Milan, in which cities one Of
Herds daughters, who gave great
musical promise, was being educated
for the operate stage. Quite as the
purser had said, Herd was q retired
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17

as II this little man really lived on
the big Atlantic ships. 1t wasn't that
he adhered to any one OF them The
customs inspector, drilling his mem
ory, seemed to recall having seen him
at some time or another on all of
them-that is. the big ones.
Who was this little man and why
his constant ocean travelling? 1t was
easy enough to get his name-at least,
the one under which he had been list
ed by the purser-Isaac Herd.
And do you know who he is?"
asked Tim Donovan.
He is Mr.. Herd--more ! do not
know" responded the German purser.
II think he has told me he is a manu-
facturer-what yeu call-retired. He
is, as ] should say--yealfhy. Always
he gets him one uff the expensive
suites-for himself and the fraulein
nurse who is so pretty. is 1t not?'
Has he been many times on your
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17

grayhounds to Southampton. across
the channel to Calais, departing inn
mediately for Antwerp, thence to
Paris. then to Havre and the next
morning found him embarked on .
French liner for New York City.
Pretty brisk and continuous travel
ling for man with gout and heart
trouble. Donovan observed on rcceiv-
ing this information, but. on the other
hand, the report stated that the clos
est observation of Isaac Herd failed
t, show him in association with any
person who might be regarded as sus-
ricious from the Custom House point
OF view. He had met few hotel ac-
cuaintances, none of whom could
have any significance. He had con-
suited a physician in Antwerp, and
al his hotel at Havre another doctor
had made two visits which bore the
stamp of legitimacy. since a bribed
chambermaid reported that after the
DOCTORS first visit the prescriptions
In the numerous bottles that the In
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17

was to be observed that he cheerfully
ran through the menu completely. and
with apparent subsequent satisfaction
lolled in a steamer chair and puffed
al big and expensive cigar.
Uneventful was the journey to
Southampton save for one thrilling in
cident in which Miss Burreil realized
that her place as nurse. secured by the
use of Miss Crandall's name, was seri-
ously in jeopardy, that her exposure.
indeed, as an imposter was only most
narrowly ayerted. Mr.. Herd was in his
chair on deck and Miss Burrell was
going to him with one of his incessant
doses Of medicine, when ships boy
bearing wireless came swinging along
calling "Mr. Herd-Mr. Herd." Unhesi-
tatingly, the young nurse called the
boy over and took the despatch. She
tucked it carefully in the pocket of her
gown. She said nothing to Mr.. Herd
about 1t. Tim" Donovan had told her
that in Government work extraor-
binary measures were sometimes neces-
sary. Over little alcohol lamp in her
stateroom she steamed the telegram
open 1t was we'll, indeed, that she had
intercepted the message, for it read:
Nurse with you not the one
recommended by me.
CRANDALL.
Going on deck little later Miss Bur-
rell let the fragments of the telegram
go floating out over the side of the
ship.
Isaac Herd remained only a little
while in Southampton. They were soon
crossing the channel to Calais. Thep
they went to Dover and from Dover 10
Havre He appeared to have no pur-
pose in these wanderings. He had ro
visitors He and his nurse took after
noon drives, and at Antwerp they went
OF an evening to theatre. At Havre
came the first visitor. He proved to be
DR.. Francois Del Mar, whose name Miss
Burrell had observed was on several OF
the prescription labels on the medicine
bottles in her charge. The doctor car
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17

ship"
Five times in the last year. For
his health he dravels.."
What ailso him-what's his sick
ness?"
Il don't know, but 1t is that on the
ocean he should constantly dravel to
keep him veil. Once he complains to
me that he must take SO much medi-
cine--eyery hour must the nurse give
him different bottle; he says he feels
him like a travelling drug store"
This testimony certainly did not pill
lory Mrs. Isaac Herd into the possi-
bility of being an enemy of the Gov
ernment, that particular enemy which
the whole customs force was SO ear
nestly and assiduously seeking to
identity.
But this did not deter Tim Donovan
from making further inquiry In his
long experience he had come to recog-
nize the trailing instinct as being
equally valuable to whatever subtle
deductions he had been able to make
in the pursuit of criminals.
However, further inquiry, he had
to admit, appeared to lift from the
little fat sick man all suspicion of
belonging to this class. His luggage
was traced to a reputable uptown ho-
tel. .Skilful watch was kept by Dono-
van on the movements of Isaac Herd
and the charming trained nurse who
was Isaac Herds constant companion.
The watching had to be skilfully
done, for if Isaac Herd were snug
gler he would have foreknowledge OF
Tim Donovan. the terror of them all,
and be on the lookout for him. Dono-
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17

valid carried had evidently been re'
filled. most OF the bottles having been
nearly empty Of their medicinal con-
tents when. Monsieur Herd had ar
rived at his suite.
On the following trip the little fat
sick man had journeyed to Aix-la-Cha-
pelle. where he had enjoyed reunion
with his family for three days, re-
turned to Havre. went to the same
hotel, was attended by the same
physician and embarked for America.
One further fact Tim" Donovan as
certained. Mr.. Herd never had felt
the necessity during voyages OF con-
sulting the ships doctor. Yet, very
little could be attached derogatorily
to that. Having his own doctors on
either shore and their medicines and
trained nurse with him it was not
remarkable that he had never felt the
need of medical attendance from the
ships officer.
His baggage n passing the Gus
toms on these occasions was sub
jected to an extra sharp, extra close
scrutiny. No revelations we're forth
coming. He had declared some small
articles of iewelry and cheerfully
paid the duty His trunks and bags
contained only such requisites OF
toilet and attire as wealthy man
would need on his travels. The slen-
der baggage OF the trained nurse
proved above suspicion and, addition.
ally, there was only a hand bag ar
ranged with receptacles for the safe
transportation of the invalids nu-
merous medicine bottles and a small
electric battery used when the patient
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17

ance-I think there's one for nearly
every hour But" he finished with a
laugh. 7 don't grumble or fuss-just
take EN- as they're offered altogether
tractable, although some of 'em taste
-ugh!" Little Mr.. Herd made a conf
c,2.sy wry face.
It was fully two hours before the tele-
phone in his rooms rang and Miss Bur
rell. who had Immediately assumed her
duties, sending from the hotel for her
baggage, had an unpleasant moment OF
suspense. Evidently from the conver-
sation on the telephone, the nurse Miss
Crandall had sent was downstairs wait
Ing to be received. She soon expert
enced relief. for Herd answered that
the young lady was to be told that the
place was already filled.
Miss Crandall is always depend
able" he said, putting up the receiver
and turning to his young attendant.
She took no chances on my missing
nurse; she sent two"
BY 10 o'clock the next morning, Miss
Burrell and her charge were embarked
on the Cedric for southampton. And
the first noticeable feature regarding
Isaac Herd that struck his nurse was
that whatever his form of illness-he
had not taken her into his confidence
regarding his ailments at this time
it had no deleterious effec. upon his ap-
petite. Quite as he had said, he had
taken every hour dose of medicine
from several of the bottles that were
numbered up to twelve. but when he
took his place at the luncheon table it
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17

manufacturers maker Of silver or
naments and novelties. he had been.
AS to Mr.. Herds physical condition,
the neighbors understood that he was
suffering from complication Of ccms
plants OF which gout and form OF
heart-illness were the principal fea-
lures of seriousness. The doctor
called twice day at Herds hotel.
Donovan noticed that on four occa-
sions he carried his long. slender pro-
fessional grip. but this was to be ex-
nected when a physician visited a
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17

patient whose heart trouble might re-
Quire the use of a stethoscope.
II.
However. the fact of the sick mans
constant companionship with the sea
refused to be dismissed from the Gus
toms inspectors mind. The espion-
age on Herd was continued. He re-
NAMED only four days ashore; then
he was carried away on one of the big
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1913-02-07

n principal cities OF Eng
what the wrestlers term
exhibitions he could
who in England that e TO emerge
from
city challenged
platform accustomed such missiles
h a Emil Kank, his man
which
yelled urchn recognized
approached.
it,"
the match and the
the battle three thousand disappointed followers OF ne were
doWned the
big howl of dapproval when
seconds and the second seconds
Dnnie the second fab with crotch and half
shoulder Gotch
downed
parisans another fall Dnne
disapprovaL
and tell the crowd down
square" Dinne.
stubborn Englhman
He knows nil downh in fall"
he will down again.
becoming champion
with He motoned to Dnnie to on for another "
Engishman yelled itself hoae
pulled picked bodily
heavily the In five seconds he had Dnnes leg up his
a hold
mat his palms.
think quite down. said Goh as he pulled the leg
absolutely kidding
let up" Gotch as he released his
footighs spoke thus
acknowledge that Goh
Copyright B
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1913-02-07
BASEBALL DOPE

For the benefit of those among the
fan layouts who will likely arise
through the conf 6 year and inquire
about certain records we offer list OF
the same compiled and compactly ar.
ranged for pasting purposes in the
crown of ones fedora The most i'm
portant are-in the Big Show:
1. Pitching records-National League
Marquard. New York, and Keefe, NeN
York. 10 straight. American League
Wood, Boston, and Johnson, Washington.
l6 straight
:. Consecutive wins-Providence IN. LID
1884. %: Chicago "a. L.. 1906. 20
g. Consecutive defeats-Pittsburg IN
L.. 1890. %; Boston ca. Id. 1906. 90.
4. Stolen base record-Harry Stovey
1855. 15S steals.
5. Greatest number of runs scored in a
disqualification, Philadelphia. 1894, 1884,
runs.
c. Strike-out record-Daly. Chicago. 1884
90; for, season, Kilroy. Baltimore, 1854
sos.
Washington. 1899, 25
S. Record Of victories-Chicago Cubs
1906, Il6.
3. Greatest number OF games pitched
Radbourne. Providence, 1884. 7e games
10, Record attendance, New York. Oc.
;ober II, 1911, 80, Isl
H. Longest game-Boston versus Atrs
letics "a. L.. 1906, "a innings