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The Ordway new era., 1914-02-20

The United States army has nra,tv
nearly as many titled men In II as
o., r:.,. there are any
noyd !u'eS where else in the
in the Army. country. Corp.
Ernest Sedlacek
OF the Ihfrd Coast artillery, is a ma
tive OF Vienna, where his father.
Baron sedlacek. now resides. The
corporal. whose father is an Austrian
baron. has been at Fort Leavenworth
studying for commission as second
lieutenant - :
CORPORAL sedlacek speaks English
huently and took German as his op-
tional subject in the examination. In
addition to being graduate Of the
Royal Technical school. he is also :
graduate in mathematics and phvsies
OF Zurich (switzerland) university.
The Ordway new era., 1914-02-20

The case of the crow. condemned a
decade or more ago as destructive
The Ordway new era., 1914-02-20

Saddled with debt. the nations c
the world are feeling, no less than IL
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-08
NORTON.

Mr.. Johnson OF Sweet Springs came
over to visit his brother. W. ID. John
son, who was seriously injured from
a fall from n telephone pole about
two west- ago. and has not been able
TO leave his bed since the accident.
His friends are very anXions about
him.
Miss Bessie Steel of Slater spent
the weekend with Mrs. Otis Pember-
ton.
Mr.. LOWS Hickman's school closed
ut the brick school house Friday.
Several OF the patrons with well filled
baskets took dinner with the children
which was much enjoyed by all who
were there. Prof. Hickman Is one
OF the best teachers In the county.
Mr.. Otis %Pcmberton and son BEN
iamin were In Marshall SATURDAY.
Mr.. c. II. Hickman was in Marshall
Saturday.
MIR. VIII Pembcr,on was in Mar
shall Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hickman
spent Sunday with the grooms par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Hickman.
Messrs j. NJ. and Chas. Dawes
were In Marshall Saturday.
Rev. Cox of Marshall filled his APP
pointment at tho Norton church Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Miller of Mar
shall, drove out TO Mr.. Joe Hedges
Sunday In their auto.
Mr., NJ. S. Swisher and Mr.. VIII
Ford OF Slater attended church at
Norton Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Hedges was a passenger
to Slater Thursday.
Mrs. j. l.. Hawkins went to Mar
shall Wednesday for q few days visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Irwin.
MIR. Sam Irwin shipped a car OF
hogs to st. Louis Monday.
Mrs. !. NJ. Dawes went to Mexico a
few days ago for a visit with her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Miller.
Mrs. Robert Hume was shopping In
Marshall Saturday evening.
Mr.. vanLong shipped q car OF
cattle to st. Louis Saturday.
We had a very sever hail storm
here Sunday afternoon. A gentle.
man from Slater who drove out
to Mr.. Joe Hedges before the rain
Sunday left his machine and went
home on the train.
Your local scribe visited her bro
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-08

Misses Minnie and Dora. took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Harris OF
Sweet Springs Saturday.
Mr.. George Davis OF Eimwood has
purchased him n new Ford car.
T. 4. Davis Of Elmwood. Il. Il.
Kuntz. ID. NJ. Harris and daughters.
Misses Minnie and Dora were Mar
shall visitors on Wednesday OF last
week.
Albert Hatlcnder went TO Kansas
city Friday on busincrs. lie return
ed Saturday.
We had quite a shower of rain and
hail here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. August Dicrking OF Sweet Spr-
ings Is at the bedside OF her son who
II III.
Miss Wayne Dierking has returned
home after closing her school near
Malta Bend. She will spend her va
cation with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dierking.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-08
HARlDENtAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Embrey and
children spent Sunday at Johnnie
Moores.
Jewell Howell was guest Saturday
night and Sunday of friends in Mar
lpfall.
Miss Eva Davenport of near Gil
liam is visiting at &. Il. Browns.
Wednesday afternoon Miss Blanche
Townsend and Mr.. Walter Neff were
quietly married at the brides home.
Only n few relatives were present.
They wen to house keeping on the
grooms farm three miles northwest
OF here.
T d. Embrey was an Arrow Rock
trader Wednesday.
G. Il. Martin OF Arrow Rock spent
a few hours Saturday at j. J. How
ellis.
There will be no preaching at Con-
cord Sunday. All the members and
people Of that vicinity arc invited TO
Slater to attend services there.
Carl Piper LETT Saturday for liig-
ginsyille. where he will be married
Sunday morning to Miss Matte Book
or. They will make Kansas City
their home.
Miss Kathryn Stafford spent Sun
day at Mrs. Ida %Gambrells.
Fred Case OF Arrow Rock vas in
our vicinity Sunday afternoon.
Misses Marie. Lorene. Sallie and
Alma Piper. Chas. Piper and Mitchell
Gaitskill were amongst those In Stat
or Saturday.
quite n few were present at sun
day schlcl.
a number OF young people greatly
enjoyed themselves Friday night nj
the home of Jim Woods. Doncinc
was the principal 81 ioymcnt. Al
left at n very late hour. wishing them
many more such happy evenings.
Mrs. Turner Embrey spent We'd
rosday afternoon nj John ilowolls.
Jack %PoindeXter spent Sunday
with Bryan Howell.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-08
thirty additions to the church.

thirty additions to the church.
Messrs J. F. Evans and J. J. Smith
we're zen by the town authorities to
Kansas to inspect various light plants
in operation. They returned well
satisfied with the Snow engine, and
since their return the city council
and Purchasing committee have on
tracted with tho Snow Engine Com
pany for a 10 horse power oil engine
which will be installed in about two
months. They contracted with the
Westinghouse Electric and Mfg. Co.
for a 10 w. dynnmo, new switch
board and street light regulator with
thirty additional street lights. Our
citizens, especially, the ladies'. who
have been stumbling around in the
dark all this time. are jubilant over
the prospect Of a better lighted town.
Miss Mary Olive Francisco closed
her school term al Elder Ridge last
week and is with her sister. Mrs. ].
ID. Smith for the summer.
Mrs. T.. L. Sturgeon was IN Lexing-
ton on Friday OF last week and at
tended the funeral services of her
aunt. Mrs. Fackler. the widow OF the
late Or. John Fackler.
Miss Margaret Huston was in
Columbia last week with her brother.
Mr.. James Huston.
II is rumored that there are to be
three weddings here tomorrow
won't mention names uptil next
week, but two are to be Opponents.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-08

week.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Richardson
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Lotspeich.
Mr.. Bert White and Miss Agnes
Ritchey closed n very successful term
Of school at the Oak Hill school, near
here, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Hazel OF Kas.
City have been visiting Mrs. Robert
Elder this week.
Mrs. n. p. Thornton, Mrs. VIM.
Lefiler and sister. Miss Hermea Rid
die we're among those from the coun-
try trading here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Barnhart OF
near Boonville attended the funeral
of Mrs. Lewis Petry Saturday and re-
manned for a short visit with relatives.
Mesdames John Dugg,ns and Chris
(Simmons and family came down from
Marshall Saturday morning and spent
Sunday with their mother, Mrs. J. w.
! Pirtle.
Mr.. 8. w. Clute and Mr.. Linville
White we're attending to business in
Blackwater Wednesday.
Messrs Harold and Charlie Piper
and mother OF Marshall were down
Sunday in their car to visit the lat
ter's sister. Mrs. james Townsend.
Lewis Ballard and wife. Mrs. Wade
Land and Mrs. Katie French OF near
koplng were trading here Saturday.
They were guests OF Mrs. Robert
Elder at dinner.
Miss Blanche Townsend. youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. II.
Townsend OF near Arrow Rock ana
MIR. Walter Neff OF near Hardeman.
were united in marriage at the brides
home Wednesday afternoon Mt $3.50
by Rev. Ed. Conway OF Dlaokwator.
only the near relatives were present
and Immediately after the wedding
supper was served tho bride and
groom drove to their home near
iIardeman.
Miss Frances Patterson OF Pilot
Grove visited Mrs. VIRGIL Canada hero
last week.
Mrs. Harry Hudson OF Arrow Rock
spent Sunday night here with her bro
thcr. q. w. Cowan. Her daughters,
Misses jamie and Cecil Craig. accom-
panied her and visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. +. Wiley until Monday morn.
ing.
Miss Harriet Gillespie spent Mon.
Gay night with her aunt. Mrs. Joe
Wood.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-08
MALTA BEND.

Mrs. A. s. VanAnglen and Mrs.
Marvin Bryan were shopping in Mar
shall last Tuesday.
Dr. Fletcher Brown and Mrs. Mar
win Bryan accompanied Miss Laura
Bryan to Kansas City last Wednesday
evening, where she under went an OPP
Grafton Thursday at the hospital.
Mesdames Joe Deckard and Oman
Rczell were shopping in Marshall
last Wednesday.
Mesdames Il. G. Guthrey and Ern-
est Wilson were among those who
we're shopping In Marshall lastThurs-
day.
Mesdames r. @. Guthrey and Ern-
est Wilson we're among those who
were shopping in Marshall last
Thursday.
Mothers Day program will be rem
dered at the First NJ. u. church at II
o'clock. Every one cordially invited
ard especially the mothers.
Mrs. George Humphrey and chill
dren left last Thursday for n visit
with her mother near Lexington, Mo.
DIR. Bradshaw and wife of Marshall
srent several hours here Saturday
evening visiting Mr.. Virgil Bradshaw
and wife.
Mrs. Rashia Feagan and q worc
Marshall visitors last Thursday.
MIR. Leslie Thornton camc In Satur-
day evening for a weeks visit with
homcfolks.
Mr.. II. G. Potter and wife were
Slater visitors Sunday.
Mr.. Joe Dockard aud wife visited
relatives and friends In the bottoms
Sunday.
Mrs. +. G. blackburn was shopping
in Marshall last Thursday.
Mrs. Jack Slushcr returned home
from Kansas city last Thursday
morning. whore she had been visit
Ing relatives.
Sarah Bingaman Summers was
born the eighth day OF March. 1853,
inN Eeffingham, H., and died April
81, 1914. near blackburn. Mo. age
G1 years. | month and 10 days. She.
when thirteen years of age moved
frcm Illinois To Marion countN Mo-,
where she resided until 1876, when
she came to Saline county. Mo-. where
she has remained until her death. \
son. daughter and three brothers sur
yiye: W. I. Summers. who lived with
his mother at the time of her death.
Anna Elizabeth Holloway. who re-
sides near Shackelford. Mo. Her
brother. James Bingaman, a resident
OF Cass county, Mo-; brother. George
OF Ellsworth. Kus.. and brother. John
OF Hawthorn. Calf. Her parents
and one daughter. Minnie. preceded
her TO the better land. She united
With the Christian church In her
youth and has always remained u
faithful consistent servant In the
Masters Kingdom. She held her
membership with the Grand Pass
congregation during the last eighteen
years. A fine character held in high
esteem by all who had the privilege
Of her acquaintance.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-08
iYHt.s.

Sunday school was attended by q
very large crowd. a call meeting
va held and Il was decided to call
the same pastor: they also appointed
several committees.
Geo. ~inspruokner and family visit
I'D J. Il. Walker and family sunday.
V. T.. Duianey Is able to be at work
again. lie went TO help build a house
ior Tice Smith.
Misses AnFclus sherwood and Al
lyme Toohcy Of Slater visited Miss
perniccc Nelton IRON Friday TO Mon
day.
This IL u busy time for the farmers
here. each one Is trying to beat the
ether through planting corn.
Watson Wood and wife went TO
Marshall last week to the debate held
there.
Carl McClaIn and Earl Harris have
the measles NJ this writing .
The freight and passenger boat. 4.
VI. Scott. spent enc night last week
camped nea the river bank. II was
on It's way to 81. Louis.
l.. Dulaney and family spent Sun
day with VIII Gains and family.
Sam Hill has moved his saw mill TO
l.. 5. Cook farm In this neighborhood
Mr.. nm will start saving Monday the
nah.
V. T.. Dulaney and family visited j..
II. pulany and family Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-08
Coughed for Three Years

81 am a lover OF your godsend to
humanity and science. Your medi-
cine. DR.. Kings New Discovery. cured
my cough OF three years standing, "
says Jennie %Flemming. OF New Dover,
Ohio, Have you an annoying cough?
Is il stubborn and won't yield to treat
ment? Get a soc bottle of Or. Kings
New Discovery today. What Il did
for Jennie Flemming II will do for
you, no matter how stubborn or chr
onic n cough may be. II stops q
cough and stops throat and lung
trouble. Relief or money back. soc
and $l.0O at your druggist.
bucklen's Arnica Salve for Pimples,
Adv.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-08
NOTICE.
g. special Consolidated school Mce.-

G.. special Consolidated school Mcc.-
Ing.
In accordance with the provisions
of m act OF the Forty-seventh Cen
'gal Assembly OF the State OF Mis-
Ouri entitled AN act to provide for
lhe organization OF consolidated
schools and rural high schools and
provide state aid for such schools.
with an emergency clause" notice Is
hereby given To the qualified voters
OF proposed Consolidated District No.
:, county of Saline. State OF Missouri
that Il special school meeting OF said
proposed consolidated district will be
held at Gretchen on 2Srd day of May,
1914. commencing ut two O'Clock p.
M. and the following things will be
considered:
. First. To organize n consolidated
J school district In this community
with boundaries as laid out on the
plats posted.
Second: To 'clect six school direc-
tors for said consolidated school dis
trict; two for three years, two for two
years, and two for one year.
Done this the 30th day OF March,
IiO14. JAMES L. LYNCH.
County supt. OF Public schools.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-08
GRAND PASS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Williams are
making preparations toward moving
INTO the cottage recently vacated by
Yrs. Beat.
Chesley Yowcll and sister. Miss
Clara. who attend school In Marshall
aren't Saturday and Sunday with
hGme folks.
Mrs. Sarah Summers died nj her
home near Shackelford, Monday.
April %. She was n former resident
OF our little city and her remains
we're brought here for burial. For
many years she was a devoted mem
Der OF the Christian church and the
funeral service was held there. She
leaves a son. William and n daughter.
Mrs. Marion Hollaway and the SYM
sathy of the entire community gees
out 10 them in their great sorrow.
'ir. and Mrs, 1T. Plattner were In
Lexington Friday
Miss Carrie Galloway was shopping
In Marshall Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stivers have
returned TO their home In Kansas
City after \ two weeks visit with
their dausa'cr Mrs. NJ. J. Edwards
and family.
Mrs. Eugene Yates returned We'd
nesday to Canyon City. Texas. after
an extended visit with her daughter.
Mrs. W. 4. Coad.
On Thursday Frank and James De-
Moss were called to Kansas City on
account of the serious illness of thoir
brother, John DeMoss, and they had
only been with him a few hours when
the Death Angel came. They brou-
ght his remains here, his former
home, and the funeral service was
held at the Methodist church Satur-
day afternoon. conducted by the Rev.
Lamar Bedsworth and the Odd Fell
iCws. The deceased had long been a
,reat sufferer. having been In the
University Hospital in Kansas City
for over ten months. He has many
relatives and friends to mourn HIS
death.
Miss Bertha Plattner was In Malta
Bend Monday.
Ed. j. II. Crutcher OF Kansas City
preached two excellent at
the Christian church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Miss Virgil Jones, who attends
school in Marshall spent the week
end with her sister. Mrs. G. A. Jones,
|, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Fowler and litt'a
daughters have returned to their
home In Kansas CITY after u weeks
visit with relatives here.
DR.. e. II. Coon was In Dover sun
day.
Tom Cuniff of Lexington is visiting
friends here.
Virgil White OF Nelson was the
guest of friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Jones and dau.
ghter of Corder spent a few days this
week with the formers brother. John
Jones and family.
! T. j. Taylor was In Marshall Tues
LAY. xi&iUFfr
H No.. "
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-08
Indigestion Can't Eat? No Appetite?

A treatment OF Electric Bitters in
creases your appetite; stops indiges-
ton; you can eat everything. A real
spring tonic for liver. kidney and
stomach troubles. Cleansos your
whole system and you feel fine.
Electric Bitters did more for Mr.. T.
ID. PEBBLES stomach troubles than any
medicine he ever tried. Get a bottle
today. soc and s1.OO. at your Drug
glst.
Bucklen's Arnica salvo for Eczema.
Adv.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-08
Keep Bowel Movement Regular

DR.. Kings New Lifo pills keep
stomach. liver and kidneys in healthy
condition. Rid the body Of p~oisons
aud waste. Improve your complex
ion by flusing the liver and kidneys.
Il got more relief from one box OF
DR.. Kings New Life pills than any
medicine | Eve tried" says c. 4. Hat
field OF Chicago. III. 25c. at your
druggist. Adv.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-08
NEW HOME.

Edmund Allen. who has been sick
for the past two weeks is reported
about the same.
Mrs. j.. II. Fordham Is on the sick
list at this writing.
MIR. and Mrs. John Knott and dau-
ghter, Miss BESSIE, visited MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Harris of Elmwood sun
day.
Rev, Coffman preached AT Elm
wood Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. ID. Nj. Harris and daughters.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-08
SALEM.

Rev. Moore of Columbia. Mo-. filled
his regular appointment at the Salem
Christian church Sunday last. A
large crowd was present. He is an
efficient minister. Everyone should
be present on the LIST and 3rd Sun
days of each month. to hear him
preach,
Our want ads bring results.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-08

Their, DR.. W. r. Barnes and wife OF
Nelson last Sunday and Is glad to say
the DR.. sustained no serious damage
from his fall from his buggy and has
been able to be nj all the time. tho
ugh his sprained ankle has been very
painful.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-08
Child Cros9 rcycrish? Sick?

4 cross. pccvish. ~l!s;loss child, with
coated tongue. pale. doesn't sleep:
cais sometimes very little. then again
~rayenously; stomach sour: breath
fetid; pains In stomach. with diarr-
hca: grinds teeth while asleep. and
starts up with torror-all suggest a
Worm Kiler-somothing that expels
worm. and almost every child hes
them, Kickapoo Worm Killer Is
needed. Get a box today. Start NJ
once. You wont have 10 coax, as
Kicknpoo Worm Killer Is n candy con
cctlon. lgpcls the worms. the cause
81 your ciild's trouble. 25c. at your
druggist. Adv.
The evening world., 1914-03-19

This Dryers subsequently purchased
Kingston. There are many old.tims
horsemsn that claim that 40 Q cam.
paigner Kingston was the better
horse, ell sorts Of weights and dis
tances being alike to him. A. . five
year.old Kingston won fifteen straight
races under all kinds Of conditions,
while Hanover the Same year won
nine races and lost seven.
To the Sporting Editor:
Who was Salvator's jockey when
he made his record and who was the
author OF the poem about Salvador
and what was the title?
S. KCOTSNEREB.
Although Isaac Murphy was under
contract to J. 3. Haggin at the time
that Salvador established the Amsri.
can record for . milo Of 1855 t.2 st
Monmouth Park. the horse was rid.
den on this occasion by Marty 6sr.
gen. The record was made on .
str.i9htaway track. Several persons
claim AUTHORSHIP Of the poem "Hew
Salvador Won."
The evening world., 1914-03-19
ON THE BASE LINES

Philiies insists his club will be con-
tender for the National League PEN
nant. despite the wrecking by the
Feds.
Frank Chance has enough ball
players training at Houston to equip
a regiment II Uncle Sam runs short
Of soldiers for duty along the Mexi-
can border.
President Charles Wceghman Of
the Chicago Feds. following Gov.
Tener's example. donned uniform
the othor day and had a spirited
workout with Joe Tinker's players at
shreveport.
The only thing that President GIL
moro regrets now Is that tho Federal
League will cut into his golf this
summer. Tho young baseball organ
ixer says he's a CALF bug. and often
got up At In the morning last year
to shoot q round on the links. He
reached tho semi finals In the cham
pionship Of tho Midlothian Club last
year.
The evening world., 1914-03-19
Quebec and Wanderers to Meet
In Hockey Match for $5, 600 Purse

TWO periods. and had II not been for
some great goal tending by Moran
OF the Quebecs they would have
emerged from the battle q winner.
There was good-sized crowd on
hand and there was lots OF enthusiast
aroused by the fast skating and OK
citing scrimmages. The game was
cleanly played.
Malone, centre for the winners, WAS
the best all-around player. He is very
fast and frequently eludsd all the
members OF tho opposing team In
going from one end of tho rink to the
other. II was easy to distinguish him,
az he is partly bald.
Crawford. right wing of the Que
bees, was the first man to score. lie
Gagged tho puck five seconds less than
a minute after hostilities opened. just
u minute later his Side kick" Malone,
scored. During the rest Of the half
the Quebecs registered six more
points, Malone (:). Nummery. Smith
(9 and Hall being the successful ones
Harris and Taylor scored ono Ecal
apiece for tho losers.
Tho game was very much OF Van
couver flavor In the second period
Nighbor. Oatman (2) and Patrick be
ing the men who put the puck In the
net. Crawford scored Il lone point
| for Quebec.
There were only three points scored
In the entire third period. Oatman lnd
Nighbor making points for Vancouver
asa AslaAA tallyiAS ear 0uebes.
The evening world., 1914-03-19
Sport Queries Answered

To the Sporting Editor:
Who was manager Of the Giants
before McGraw? A. B.
George Davis in 1900 and 1901 and
George Smith and Horace Fogel in
1902. MeGraw took hold in 1908.
To the Sporting Editor:
Which Is the oldest boxing club In
New York City--the Pastime A. e.
or New Polo A. c.? SUBSCRIBER.
The Pastine A. c. has been in ex-
istenes much longer than the New
Polo A. c.
To tis sporting Editor;
When was the first worlds series
played. when was the first modern
worlds series played and who were
the winners to date.
READER.
The first worlds series was played
in 1884, between Providence, National
League, and the Mstropeiitans, Am
sriean Association. The modern
Pittsburgh and Boston-ths contend
srs for the worlds cham pionship for
Athletes w. Giants. Chicago W.
Chicago, Detroit W. Chicago, Detroit
vs.. Chicago, Detroit vs.. Pittsburgh.
Athletics vs.. Chicago, Athletics W.
Giants, Boston W. Giants, Athietics
W. Giants.
To tue Sporting E!ltur:
Who were the owners Of the race
horse Hanover? Whom was he named
after? Please give little of the
horses history. j. +. ).
Hanover by Hindoo, out Of Bourbon
Belle, was own ed and raced in the
colors Of the Owyer Bros, who
back in the eighties were prospsrous
butchers in Brooklyn. Phil 0wyer,
owner Of the Gravessnd and Aqueduct
rsss courses, is the surviving member
Of the firm. Hanover's big yea was
a. a three year. old, in 1887. At the
time that Hanover was best thought
Of another equine star, Kin gston,
flashed upon tho racing firmarent.
Hs was owned by Eph snedeker.
The evening world., 1914-03-19

simon pure amateur bowIers, mon
who have never before been In COM
petition.
Entries are still being received and
It looks now as II there will be more
than 5000 individual entries. Some
we'll known headpin bowlers will COM
pete tonight. Thirteen teams are
scheduled. Tho scores:
:, Amrlcan Fslt Cnmpsny No, He's, ~; Van
keIrn. 20; selleck, 93: Roilfs. Sd; II. l..
Tucksr. So Total. $50.
sss:s:s: sass: &C. Sss'Ry s. sss..:y. 81 :E: S. r.
g, ,Si,r MSSsr1 Rufi T.; I~%..s. p; Riss.nan. 10
,, bayonne ~. ~ Wheelmsn No, i-Bag-n, 33
ts Mei'1s, To;. o.! sa ars'e"'n' d" Meca'e s.' Fink
.h.scnns tS..Jl wbe:!%-n No. 2-Rerph.rd,,
HTasH'' Totsi ~ o''n ~ "s''''e 49, Ges'r'
Bayopne Wheelmen No. 3 Levy. ics: Miller.
ins: ,MSiec, ~: Oissry. 90; Minton. 81. 10
Ssbob- ,si.brr. 70; Bcch, 80; wrnz. 30; Eos..
80 schnsads., ss. Total. 3cs,
~ Dc,ssSn. ss. a1 Heselmsn. g.; Hochsum, 70.
-Guar.nty Tr,N Ccmnnv Zimmerman. ~;
Ned. e; GrissbeeS. os. MoSss. 09i Brunt, 1O7.
Bayonne whec.ncn No, b-Leins. SIS: Cad.
ms, Brosn. ~; J. Giackin. a: r. Giaekin.
.BanEers Tti,, Company No. -l-Forbs-. 90
Sharpe, 20; fo.les. II; Libby, a; Merten. s.'
Ssnior~Hei.eler. as: schult,. al; Miller. g.
Sahrsmuar. 40: BslsAs. 40. Total. 40.