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The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-07-22
Parrots Fail as Sentinels.

Parrots as aeroplane sentinels havs
not proved the entire success they
were expected to. A parrot, long be-
fore human eye or glass can detect
the approach of an aeroplane, will
screech and flap about in wild excite.
ment
A number were placed in Eiffel tow.
er to signal the approach Of hostile
craft, but as the birds failed to dis,
tinguish between friend and foe, their
usefulness as sentinels was consider,
ably limited.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-07-22
CHAPTER VI.
Quicksands.

On the morning following the rescue
Of the mate, Charlotte Farnham awoke
With the conviction that she had been
miraculously saved from mourning the
penalties dealt out to those who rush
bilndly into the thick of things with
out due thought and careful consid.
Grafton.
But the Puritan conscience was not
to be entirely si1enced. Reason sits
in higher seat than that occupied by
the senses, and reason argued that a
man who would forgive his. enemy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-09

by the authority of the same
that Section - of the City Code be
amended by striking the word "un
less" between the words pounds" ana
the" in - line and inserting the
word must between the words Eve
hicle" and ''be" in - line, so that
said amended section will read: Be
it ordained by the Mayor and City
Council of Americas, and it is hereby
ordained by the authority Of the same,
that it shall be unlawful for any per,
son or persons to operate or drive any
vehicle or machine upon the pavei
roadways of the City of Americas with
a total weight of vehicle or machine
in excess of six thousand 10000
pounds, and the tires of said vehicle
must be smooth.
Be it further ordained by the au'
thority aforesaid that all ordinances
and parts of ordinance sin conflict
herewith be, and the same are hereby
repealed.
The following resolution was read
and on motion same das adopted: Be
it resolved by the Mayor and City
Council of Americas, and it is hereby
resolved by the authority of the same,
that the west side of Elm avenue froIn
College street to Bosworh street, the
south side of Bosworh street., from Elm
avenue to Fielder street, and both sides
of Fielder street from Bosworth street
to the city limits, be graded and curb
ed and guttered with concrete; under
the supervision of the City Engineer
Said action done in conformity with
Section ABA of the Charter of the City
of Americas.
Bills amounting to $2,316.02 were
read and ordered paid.
On motion council adjourned.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-09
HELD ON MURDER
CHARGE BOY SAID
To HAVE CONFESSED
ROBBED OF $4,000 IN JEWELRY,
OLD WIDOW BELIEVED TO HAVE
DIED FROM FRIGHT

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Owner Tilas
a Russian who lived in the residence
of Elizabeth Nichols, who met hei
death last night at the hands of rob
bers, is held for the murder after he
is said to have confessed to the pc
lice part in the crime.
The robbers tore $4,000 worth o.
jewelry from the aged widow, bu
overlooked a strong box containing
between $25O,OOO and 100000 WORT
of gems.
The widow is believed tc have dice
from fright
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-09
DANCE AT PROSPECT PARK
TONIGHT WILL Be ENJOYED
OCCASION IN HONOR OF COLLEGE
SET HERE.

Complimentary to the Americas "col
lege set" which will be leaving short
ly for the various colleges up the
state, a select dance will be giver
this evening at Prospect Park An
excellent orchestra has been secured
and the general public is cordially in
vited to attend and enjoy the occasion
The pavilion and grounds will be bril-
liantly lighted, while numerous chap
erones will grace the occasion. Dane
ing will begin at SO o'clock.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-09
MUCH BUSINESS
At CITY COUNCIL

Regular meeting of the Mayor and
City Council of Americas, September
Sth, 1915. Present, Mayor Council,
presiding; Aldermen Bell, Dudley,
Harris and Poole. Absent Aldermen
! Bolton and Jones'
Minutes of last regular meeting
were read.
Alderman Harris gave the usual
notice that he would move to recon-
slider that part of the minutes relative
to curbing around Reese Park.
Minutes were then confirmed
Alderman Harris moved that Reese
Park be not curbed, but to defer same
for the present. Motion prevailed.
Petition of Mr.. George D. Wheatley
asking that the assessment of prop
erty on the Estate of Mrs. Maggie C.
Wheatley for the year 1912 be equal
ized according to the assessments of
said property for the years 1913 and
1914, was referred to the Finance COM
mittee with authority to act.
On motion adopted the city engineer
was instructed ii grade and lay out
new streets and lots in Oak Grove
cemetery as soon as the work on Eel.
der street is completed.
On motion adopted the salary of the
recorder was fixed at $25,00 PEI
month for the balance of the year
1915.
The following ordinance TO amend
Sections 272-273 of the City Code and
such other ordinances as relate tt
motor driven vehicles upon the streets
and alleys of the city of Americas was
read and on motion, same was adopt
ed:
Be it ordained by the Mayor and City
Council of Americas, and it is hereby
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-09
Piano and Voice Lessons.

Miss Elizabeth C. Cobb will open
her Music School on Monday, Sept.
10. Studio open for registration OF
pupils on Sept. 6. Phone 191
2S-2w
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-09
\ \ \ \ = = 4 = y \ \ 4 4 4 \
y GEORGIAN APPOINTED :
! TO HIGH POSITION 4

\ WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. g.
= William I. Denning, of Georgia, :
: has been appointed chief clerk in :
= the postoffice department
4 \ \ 4 \ 4 = + \ 4 = \ \ = I
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-28

Natiirlid brallden oicie 9orlegllnz
gen 1lidt III gin8clbeiten fir bepeisz
fraftig gu gelten; leitbem aber Elm
Sinblab @elanoter. Beg &Dnigs bon
gnglano bleiben fonnte, obipobl er in
ei9enitcr EerIon @elhelm0rDer sez
onngen bate, nttb attdener il, Ieirer
Stelllrng M Der Spite beg ensliidcn
Seeripelens nidt i'm gerinsfen baz
bltr6 beei1trddtigt tpltroe, DOB CT
nadbipeisli6 Meudelmorber,1 bp6e
Summen fir Den .&opf tiirfiider
staatsmanner berlproden bate, lit
man p%ollauf berebtiet. Ser cnslilder
8esiernng in bieier 8e5iebung cher
mebr als ipeniger 3u5utrauen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-28

Sd1toen inns JiiBen gebualoen at
alts5ulieiern lie gu eittem
gaialenlt aat, ia 5u elmer aolonie, Sic
Gnglanos gefeblen 5n %gebordlen. bat,
5ll erttieorigcn. Mo1 ME Daben file
%Derlangt, DOB sic Ser. Staaten
9elltldlano sit @iilfe fontlnen lollen,
iie apifien, Dob 8eutldlono oieleSiilfe
t1ibt brolldt, I'M leiner 5ei1roe Serr
51 mer6cn. M1es, mas iie berIatge,t
nt0 oils atnerifaniider 8iirger obre
@iifitM OUT ibre Mbitomml1l1g ber-
latgen 'fonlten, iit 6oB Die bon Sen
Ser. Staote1t erfl4rte NentraIi<
tat ei1te ebrlide urrb aufridtige lei,
mas lie our 3eit nibt tit, io,t0err cine
10 nnallfridtige, 10 entidyieoen pro-
ergliidea Dab man es id)ou eber cine
gcbeime @lm0esgenolienldaft nit
England, als Ncutralitdt hent1en
FAM.
Ibeobor &oplepelt fam trob lei
1ler 3en1aguge,,furite Sic giiirger
iDelttldber! 8eburt ODER Mbfunft 11ift
beroadttigen al1tb b%erllnglimpfen. sie
ltegen felt Bel ben groBen @rii1looer11
ioielcr GepltblH n1t6 ben bon biejer
berfinoeten @rnnoiaeen, bon meIdett
.u1erbiltgg Ibeobor Mooiepelt einmQl
bebalsptet bat, 0oB lie III oie &umpel-
far11t1er geb6rert, mo6urd ct, mic
ourM feline. NeOe am Mditttuoh in
Tatfsmollt9, sc. g., betpieien Fat,
oaB er. tei1t e6ter Mtnerifaner, ipn-
oer1t mir ein amerifaniid iiberfirniB-
ter g n-gl d no " lit.
Nag er rllbig alif 6ie @iirger oelt-
ider @ebl1rt ODER Mbltamnrr11g
lhinlpfeli. Sic f1nale,t ibnt getroif
6ara1f a1lttporten:
ISIS gu bon nnlrem gdein 6as
Siege1 tpegidiltit
nGblit gu nit Gei11ern Sdrei11 nllr
9einer 2ltngc rpeb.
n5teW 8ei1ten Mit fer, ldeinbar
GROCER Matn,
rSonlt faat er rett1ngsIos in Iriim-
mer Sir.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-28

Md6renbbesg otteSbien=
ties in Ser fl. Roientronazair6e in
Baltimore ma6te es 5i9 Cop. 8.
9pug9srtp re6t semiitli9. gr loB
in elmer Der binteren 8dnte, 1hlua
feline geine iibereinanoer unb raud)te
nit @eelenruAe eine 3isarrs. Der
&irdsnbtener bemertte ben Naub unn
befabl benz frioolen guriaen, Dos
Haud1en gu untsrlai1en. SieIer aber
tummerte ii6 penig nm bic Marz
nlll1s, uno puroe bann BON einsm
goli5iiten %perbaftet. Sn Der poli3eiz
ltattpn mubte Dann 9ou9bertG pegen
Der MnidulOigung, ongeblit) einen
@%ottesptenit 9eitDrt gu baden, So unb
Soften be5abler. Oils er Die @trafe
entriatete, bemerfte er benz Rtdbter Qez
s%eniiber, bob er NOD ME cine 10 teure
3isarre serau6t babe.
Scott S9ornton, Elm
Gbauffeur, uno SRI. Margaret W1c=
Gortbp, lpuroen Bel Superior, @is.,
bur6 ibren tleinen 9uno aus elmer
l6limmen Gage befreit. Die beiben
botten nit ibrem 4lto lnsliid gez
habt, als oteies umidlug uno beipc
unter 1lb begrub. Sin Yorprttpagen
Der @trobenbabn mar beretts einlpal
an Der umgeiG!agenen MaI6ine por.
%beigefabren, obne gu belfen, neil bic
2ente oerielben ~glau6ten, oab bier
nlr pas perlaifene Mrnd zines Mlltos
ldse. 8etm speiten Male aber ipur=
zen Tie pur9 oas @ebell zines Sum
hes, Der nit inter benz Nuto lua,
aufmertfam semadt uno es gelana
oann nit Silfe Der Ya~iiagiere, bos
Muto auf5uriften uno bic @efanae=
men gu befreieR. 9eioe iinb 10 gut
ME unperleBt babpn setommen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-28
9ntsvsds NJ THE Postofflesa At Davenport
~ sssond Glass Slater.
o. r1ast.Ae pt...re...

l.ss:s.Er ssa a:ssgt "a: ss:; Ssa;.;,.rn fst .s. Msse'
Stre- g. bic abonretten tn .bteier etabf III
y SeHt1 .tpb6etttli& lober $500 ixIrlt6 6ef
Dsro9S5atlung fret iataeleftrt. n
1ttt, her s4kotta airberbaIbS bee etabt, na0 tr.
ee91S etneas $oftanlt II ben Ber. etaaten, ca.
eGSS ooes NeTteo. $500 idttIt1 BET RsrauA
PIE es1xt2lS . MxDsaDe, mr. burd bic 4oh
faerN6 et.00 Bel. BorauS5ubIanos
Dsr r4anpSasxtlsde pesotrsts, burn BIZ
4ctt3 innertaIbs BET 'Ber.e Studten unb bur0
ledger In Der etabt 81 .6O, BET bIllno
31.0g; nod Canada $3.50 1imb mad 9trupd
tA.e0 ber FSatrR BET Doraus5ablu1o..H
De- y@51 entltAe peMsIrat", III atpet xbet.
20. a9lhtttuo&8 lrnb Gonnabe.b8, foftet inner'
- - q ssro Se1' $3.50 Stsp' fass iSiVG 81 as $o. aal'se I'm. ~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-28
SIP eli 8ruber GInff. 6

5ip eii 8rIber Gloff, gn.
tel oes 8urrnprdfioenten Rriiser, ges
hDrten al ben Nufitdnbi{9en I'm
Raplmb. Der eine ipurbe au einem
SabR 3tpane sarbeit betm 8au Der
bon llpinstpn nod 9eutf9.@iibz
peEafrita fibwnbM Babnlinie per,
llrfeilt; Der altbere, Bilbbauer bon
Beirut, wlrroe 5und1bit auf freiem
Jnbe belaf1en unb iiebt elmer ipd<
teren @erarteifans Aentseeeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-28

Die Mlliirten 5ittern idon bei
DEM @ebnnfen OH bas, mas Sen 9eut-
1hen nrb Iiirfelt alf @alipoli aues
,palliren fD1trte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-28

Galn liefert slmerifa mirflid
ben 0entide1 @affen uno Mhlnition
pia RuBlan0 u1tO obclrOrein Il tie n.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-28

- Gas Mep yorfer protbritilde
Sebblatt, Die u@orlo", frel1t iid iibcr
Die sge1toblenen 8riefe ebe11lo iebr mie
iiber Bet gefaIihten Seeiieg Bel Sligo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-06

NOW TWENTY STRAIGHT
Virginia Techs Keep on Winning.
Emory aud Henry IL Victim.

BI.ACKSBURG. May 5.-Thc Techs
won the second game from Emory and
Henry College here to-day, I to .. maxi
ing ii twenty straight. Macon. who
twirlcd tho first five innings for V
!. L.. yielded eight singles; but per
feet support by the Techs allowed only
one run TO he scored Trcakle relieved
Macon. after the NTH. and pitched his
usual air-tight ball. Bbb went in for
Trcaklc in the eighth and finished the
game. striking out five men and al
lowing one hit.
Dyer. for Emory and Henry. pitched
a good. steady game. In spite OF poor
support.
The feature of the game was q one
hand running catch by IL. Williams,
which robbed Jackson OF a home run.
Score by innings: r. II. IT,.
Y. r. !, ...... 9"o99ooIdd 90 O. . !
Batteries: V. p. L-Macon, Treakle,
Rihb and Gaines; Il. & T.--Dyer and
Jackson.
innings: off Treaklc. > In . innings;
OF Bibb. ! in 2 inninGs; off Dyer ..
3; by Bibb, 5: by Dyer, 5. Home run
y. Williams Three base hit-Powell.
Double play-T.oRan to Dixon. I'm
pire-Harris. Of V. +. l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-06

:, WILL1AMSBURG. VA. May 5.-wn
nam aHu Mary cam" back yesterday
pretticst games played on the local field
by IN" score OF . TO |. II took twelve.
innings before Il decision was obtained
by this victory the l.oonies come back
as a strong contender for the coveted
trophy. as each team in the league is
now tied. having lost two and won
The game was hard fought from start
to finish. and characterized by fast
needing; Garnett was helped out on
ing OF his teammates. ESPECIALLY in the
twelfth, when PETIT opened the inning
" ~1eh w a single l:: but Logan hit hard
doubled PETIT at second There were
p Imdy PLAYS after pretty plays. Pitt
IN, maze wonderful catch of foul ny
the Initial Inning with n man on sec
ona, Zones 1or captured one that looked
During the carly stages OF the game
neither team was able to hit with men
on bases, The Spiders lost MANY runs
battle between COX and Garn ";t.'' and
too much credit cannot be given either
az az i; :hs Shown imen H. T@N nitchsd mastery
liamsburGcrs We're only able to gar
ner a few hits off OF him. He hcldcd
down many Founders that looked like
hits. Garnctt was touched up for one
more hii than Coz. but lie kept them
pinches
The I.oonies were the first to count.
getting their run in the lucky seventh.
i.ehincr was safe Oh an infcld hit he
went TO second when Wiley threw Wild
to first. Garrett laid down a beautiful
shcriMc". ana elmer scored when Cap
tain Tucker singled past short
The spiders came back in tho Gig h,h
with the do or die" spirit. Cox opened
IN" eighth with a single. O'Ncill racri-
need him peg: Scissor was safe when
;Addinston dropped tho ball. and Cox.
By beautiful base running. scored from
second on the play.
In tn" twelfth AddinCton went out.
pitcher to first, Gaines singled TO cen
ter. ana moved To second on Helms
lnhcld hit. Eothwell SACRIFICED and
Jones cam" then with II hit past short
winning the game.
The game was full OF per which
was helped by the cheering OF tho VIII
liam and Mary students and the hand
fui that jourrcy"d down from Rich
mond To witness the fraCas They were
we'll repaid for their tourney. even
though their team Lost The fielding of
Ancarrow and Gaines stood out proni-
ncntlN. each taking In many difficult
chances without an error. Tn" box
follows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-06
BAL |MORE SCRIBE GETS
INSIDE DOPE ON PEACE:
Patching Differences Between
Feds and Organized Ball.
HAVE THREE MAJOR LEAGUES
Proposed Terms Give Concessions tn
independents = Wccghman Pro.
fesscs to Know Something, but
Ball Denies All knowledge.

CHICAGO. May ga special to tho
Chicago Daily News from a stair CORE
sponlcnt at Baltimore saws. on pur-
ported Federal League authority, that
peace in the baseball world is about To
be brought about on the following
terms
The Federal League to enter tho
National Agreement as full-niclrcd
worlds championship series.
Wingo. Austin. Caldwell Pcrritt and
othsr players who jumped to the Fed
erai and then back to organized bail
again excepting Walter Johnson) are
10 20 to the Fedcrals.
NO player is TO be punished for at
tempting jumping"
The story says that the deal is to he
perfected at once, and quotes an anony-
nous informant as stating that Judge
l-andis is prepared TO withhold his de
ciSlon IN the baseball cases until June
], 10 allow time for formal signatures
10 the agreement, which. according TO
inc story. Is TO go into effect next sea-
son
Charles Weeghman. owner Of the Chi
cago Fcderals. talking over the tele-
phone from West Baden. Ind, said this
afternoon:
There will be peace all right The
public Is tired of baseball In the courts
Whether the agreement will call for
three major leagues or absorption OF
the Federals. | don't know-others are
carrying on the negotiations. but what
ever the plan is am ready 10 agree To
it."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-06
inrinnati.


Totals ..-G 80 IS . Totals IS .
Rated for M0i,witz incighth.
ri:Hn fnr Virgo In eighth
8a'ici for Dale IN ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-06
North CnroIinn Lenruc.

M WINSTON ShIcm : WinstOn- Sa lem
Greensboro, 3.
Al AshcNille--NH g: Durham G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-06
BUILDERS COP CONTEST
WHEN BRONCHOs AV|ATE
Newport News Cleans Up on Rocky
Mount When Team Blows
I'm
COOLERS DROP FROM THE TOP
portsmouth Defeats Petersburg. and
Nuts Drop Down-Tars Wind I'm
series With Suffolk by Winning
Second Game.

"" foNr NEWS. VA. May s.
N''er paying tight ball for several
innings. both pitchers going in very
s"od shape. the Rocky Mount ,r,rboe,.
'ook an aviation flight in the sixth in.
,ohfA, ana as n result were over
%nelmed by the Shipbnildcrs. The tiuai
score was to >. Hamilton. who u'a,
Secured et;nred from the philadelphia Ais hs
locals p,t nd his first game for the
mis- ms 10, did well. league started well Well
the , nG;rS'oped streak OF wiidness in
rne 'nird that apparently sent his s,,nt
t no[i INTO the Ne, air Smiths batting. the
and ,hEro "i waters, Smith and :.iasson
gnu throwS to the plate by Walk or .,,,l
smith smith each cutting off a Tarherl r n,'
t WHre features; Ponce Siegiie ne
tuoan. secured from the Washin,,tnn'e,
S ;hiehrTia,hs; PLAYED at short for the the.
In the second inning. the Tarhoo,.
lance. .anoed for 2 double and two singles T.,
succession, hut did not score. two re- ,nr III
n Fer, being nailed at the plate on nar-
sect pessinE from the outfield T The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-06
CHESS MASTERS MEET
National thninnion Defeats New York
Titlcholdcr In Long Game.

NEW YORK, MAY six OF the eigh,
experts in the chess masters iourna-
ncni were busy to-day playing off adj
joGrhsd games from the tenth, eleventh
ana twelfth rounds. Frank j Mar
SNAIL. The United states champion. with
'hf'c ph"hS Tor - piece. managed to
WORK out victory over kupchik, the
Ncw York state champion. The game
lhst.H htiN,t"o moves. With only two
now sure OF tho second prize at least.
rs kupchik is thrc. points below him
tapa blanca. on the other hand. is still
on" point ahead OF Marshall. ana must
'"s" ono of his two remaining games
or draw both TO give Marshall any hone
OF oVcrtnking him
Bernstein won mis- game from Cha les
today in scvcnty-two moves. and
hereby tied that player for NTH place.
me longest game WAS between Hodges
and l.asEer. II was Il rock and pawn
ending. In which Lasker had a shade
the better Of 1t. After ciChty-seven
moves, however. a draw was agreed
upon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-06

Fate may have nothing 10 do with
baseball. but followers of Grandold-
dope Will refer 10 the fact that II is
on Wednesday that the Climbers re-
ccive their worst lambas,ings. The
International League has been under
way just two weeks, but the hoodoo
day is already marked on the local
calendar
1t was the proud duty OF the Royals
yesterday to avcnsc the two previous
insults that they had received at the
hands OF The Dunnitcs. They were in
fine 1cttlc and proceeded To wallop tho
offerings OF three twirlcrs for a total
OF nine healthy swats, which counted
for ten runs. The final score was 10
TO 3.
Whether or not the day was re-
sponsiblc for ;hc rcsul; cannot hc
known. bur the outcome was on the
same order as that OF tho corresponds
ing day OF the previous week. when
those other Canucks. the Toronto
Leafs. took SO kindly TO a trio OF
beavers and carnercd a total Of twenty
two ciouts. OF course. Yesterday might
have been worse, but
II is always Il sad duty "a recount
tho downfall o. the local representa-
tives. but this time the whole story
can hc summed UP in few words:
The Richmond slabbists were pic for
the Royal swatsmcn.
TO prove the assertion, look up The
record.
Harper. who was sent here by Con-
ME Mack. made his debut as a mem
Der OF the Climbers. ana he Was the
first sacrifice. Morriscttc was tho next.
and il remained for blond Ray Andrews
TO stop the slaughter.
Harper rot off bad by walking the
first man up. and his state of mind
WAS not any too.Gtll relieved when his
former Nthlc,Ir !Slani, Crane. booted
4 h"undcr. putting Lwo on the bases.
Holden sent up a rocket IL Rrcckcn-
ridge. putting the first runner OH third.
and a tally was hung UP when White
man hit TO short and forced Irclan out
AT second lie went out at second on
an attempted steal putting an end TO
the agony for the time being
Richmond cvcncd the count in its
ED of the chapter, tNo errors doing
the business. Tie locals took q fur
Their grip on inc game in the second
inning by scoring two more. Three
hits, two OF them doubles. one from the
willow OF Harper and IN. other by
Shorty Long. did the damage" Fut
strive as they did for the nest seven
frames. not 4 man could be squeezed
I,,~,,, m, !, .rL;rL ,,J ,,our,h
.r,',' So "a 60 49, ,''',.,,.r
ne i'oH"' 1880" 80 '' ''"l -
In the second lhhlhE 'hahNS l" pretty
fielding. but IN the third th"y got TO
fIim good and plcnty. ana then after
two had been retired. ireland drew Il
nass and completed the circuit wucn
paSs, a., Ho,,hiaG ~ dn,n c.,,,cr ara ina
hoi"th y "'" ,.,
latter dcnt'" inc r"'ocr " minute i"'ei
when Whltcin"n sluficH I" inc same
garden. Wiit"man himself took second
on wild pitcn and scored when hev''n
singled 10 the middle orchard.
At this point Dunn saw Fl, to pen
sion IIarper, aud bin Morrisc,tr
moi much OF "A plug. and tho mcrr,
ItoyaIs continued thcir onward stride
Deylin scoring the fourtI ruu Of ths
inning when 4 double steal VAS STAGED
In the fourth stauza they continued
to hammer away q, Eiu. and only fou,
more runs wer.. made \ walk :, sin.
gle. triple. another siugl, ana .
sacrifice. ~ doing tho counting