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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-31
A REMARKABLE
RECORD SECUR-
ED BY TANLAC
HERE.
DEMAND CONSIDERED MAR
Vicious BY ThOSEIN BUS
MESS WORLD.

When one realizes that exactly
one million bottles of TanlaC were
sold nine monlhs to the day after
its introduction, it can be readily
understood why Tanlac's success
built on merit alone, has been
considered a romance of the staid
business world. Its instant leap
to popularity in throughout the
United States is snch a compare.
lively short period has been look
ed upon as almost miracle
Tanlac must have wonderful
merit, or why would a quarter of
a million people unhesitatingly
come forward and publicly en-
dorse it? Tanlac appeals TO the
best people. In every commuui-
ty where Tanlac ha- been intro
duced, it will be noted that prom
inent and professional people,
whose reputation and word are
beyond reproach, are among the
first to endorse this NJ Sttr Med
icine.
/. The secret of 'Tanlac's success,
which has surpassed the record OF
anyiother preparation ever known
in the annals of proprietary medi-
cines, is its good reputation, which
has been established in every
community where it has been il
troduced.
Tanlac's best advertiser, it has
been shown, is the gratefule man
or woman who has suffered all the
agonies of stomach, kidney, liver
disorders, or kindred ailments,
and have fonnd relief through
this wonderful constructive tonic
-Taulac. 1t is this person, who
speads the good news to his or her
friends IN order to give them the
benefit of the discovery, that has
paved the way to success for Tan.
lac.
Another great point in Tanlac
record is the large repeat sales.
In luther words the sales record
established by Tanlac is due to
satisfied customers, who have re-
allied the benefits of this wonder
ful tonic ard have returned for
theis second. third, fourth and
often fifth bottle.
1t is true, however, that only
one bottle of Tanlac often has been
found sufficient u relieve. In
long standing dases, however, it
is beneficial to take a thorough
Taplac treatment.
Tanlac has proven very effect
i've in stomach, liver. kidney and
intestinal disorders, and through
STRENGTHENING powers aud tonic
gives the best results for
cacarIhal affections of the mucous
membranes.
Nervous, run down men and
women, whose strength has been
supped by modern maladies
springlng from a disordered stom.
ach, liver. kidney or catarrhal
troubles, which are the base of so
many ills, and who need more
strength. better assimilation, reg
uIated circulation, quick and ef-
fective toning up of the nerves; in
short. a publication of the.
will find that nothing compares
with Tanlac in2its remedial effects.
Taulac may now be obtained at
Mt. Vernon, at the Drug Store of
Ohas. c. Davis, also at Central
Drug Co., Livingston. and John
Robins Drug Store, Brodhead,
w. M. Owens store, Burr, Lyme
Bros, Crab Orchard, S. E. WEIGH
Berea.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-31

All creditors of the estates of
R. NJ. johnson and Elizabeth
Johnson, deceased, are hereby
Iotifed to preset their claims
'gainst same. properly proven,
before me at the law Office of Be.
thurum & Lewis, in the town of
Mt. Vernon, Kentucky, on or be-
:ore the 18th day of April 1916.
Beginning April 10, 1916. l will
it daily until through, to receive
md register such claims and proof.
G. >. GRIFFIN Master Com.
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ROCKCASTLE CIRCUIT
COURT.

w. A. Mink and
M. F. Deaton, Plaintiffs.
VS.. NOTICE
J. S. Rowe, Admr. of
John Rowe, &c., Defendants
All creditors of the estate OF
John Rowe, deceased. are hereby
notified to present their claims
against same, properly proven,
before me on or before April IL,
1916. Beginning April II, 1916,
/ will sit daily until through to
receive and register said claims
and proof.
G. S. GRIFFIN. Master Com;
RockcaStle Circuit Court.
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ROCKCASTLE CIRCUIT
2. - COURT

7. D. Mullins, &C., Plaintiffs
~~ VS. NoTICE
Milton H. Mullins, &C., Defed'ts
ALI creditors of the estate of
w. D. Mullins, deceased. are
hereby notified to present their
claims against same. properly
proven. before me on or before
the April Term, 1916, of this
court, which begins April "a,
1916. Beginning April II, 1916,
l will sit daily until through to
receive and register such claims
and proof. G. s. GRIFFIN,
80. Master Com,
Rockcastle Circuit Court.
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:
LOUISVILLE, KY

We have the Earliest. Big, High
Glass Strawberry grown. Also the
Best oneor the Everbearing Kinds;
bears the best favored. berries
from spring until snow flies. Free
Booklet. Wax etield Plant Farm,
Charlotte, North Carolina.
Mich loot .*s
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-31
SERVICES AT THE CHRIST
IAN CHURCH SUNDAY.

Sunday School 9:45.
Preaching service at IL a. m
Christian Endeavor ZOO p. m.
please note the change of hour. }
Preaching service at 500 %. m
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-31
AN IDEAL SPRING LAXA-
TIVE

A good and time tried remedy
is DR.. Kings New Life Pills. The
first dose will move the sluggish
DO wells stimulate the liver and
clear the system of waste and
blood impurities. You owe it to
yourself to clear the system OF
body poisons, accompanied during
the winter. DR.. Kings New Life
Pills will do it. 25c. at your
Druggist.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-31
RocKCAsTLE CIRCUIT
COURT
Plaintiff
Mullins,

Flora Mullins, Plaintiff
VS. NOTICE
Jack Baker. &C., Defendants.
All creditors of the estate OF
Easter Mason deceased, are here
by notified: 80 present their claims
against same, properly proven,
before ne ON OF before April II.
1916. beginning April II. 1916,
/ will sit daily until through to
receive and register claims and
proof. -, :, G. s. GRIFFIN,
Il Master Com,
Rockcastle Circuit Court
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FOR SALE T..
--fGsS
-..s.-.:
-: II ....7 ,
THE SAM BROOk
SGz=., at
,..ez qESTAE .~s.
in LIVINGSTON, KY. -.

r. =
Consists of Two 4 Room Houses
in good repair; well, large barn,
l19 Town Lots in the Rockcastle
Heights Addition, and so acres
of Good Farm Land, Cleared and
ready for cultivation. all for $500,
The two houses are renting for
$500 per month, which is 10
per cent. on your money invested.
If interested, write
j. w. SANS,
% 26O0 Frankfort Ave-,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-31
RANK FOOLISHNESS.

You occasionally see it stated
that colds do not result frem cold
weather. That is rank fOolishness.
We're it true. colds would be as
prevalent in midsummer as in
mid winter. To get rid of a cold
take Cam berlain S Cough Remedy.
1t is etfectual and is highly re-
commended by people who have
used it for many years as occasion
required, and know its real value.
Obtaius BILE everywhere.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-31
SIGN CT GOOD DIGESTION.

SIGN CT GOOD DIGESTION.
When you see a cheerful and
happy old lady you may know that
she has good digestion. If your
digestion is impaired or if you do
not relish your meals take a dose
of Cham herlain's tablets. Thev
strengthen the stomach. improve
the digestion and cause a gentle
movement of the bowels. 90
t lnaole everywhere.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-31

For SALE.--Eggs for Matching
from Pure Bred Plymouth Rock
Chickens; barred. 60 cents for Is
eggs. A. E. ALBRIGHT,
Feb.25-3t. Brodhead, KY.
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ATTENTION
DRUGGISTS
STORE KEEPERS

An exclusive Tanlac Agent
is wanted in every town, viii
lage and cross roads in this
county. For particulars and
advertising plans address
Cooper Medicine Company,
Dayton, Ohio.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-31

THE Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles, dissolves gravel cures
diabetes. weak and lame backs, rheuma-
tism and all irregularities of the kidneys and
bladder In both men and women. If not sold
by your druggist. will be sent by mail on re-
ceipt of 81. One snail bottle Is two months
treatment and seldom fails to perfect q cure.
Send for testimonials from this and other
States test! p III E. via WI Hall h 2sS Olive Street.
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ROCKCASTLE CIRCUIT
COURT

7. Y. Noe, Admir- OF
K. M. Johnson, Plaintiff
VS.
Alice Hellard, &c, Defendants
and
L. N. Noe, Admir-. of
Elizabeth Johnson, Plaintiff
VS.
Alice Hellard, &C.. Defendants
NOTICE.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-31
Group Relieved in
Fifteen Minutes

No need to dose delicate little stomachs
with nauseous drugs or alcoholic esyrups.
Simply rub little. yick's tt.yap-O4Rubp
Salve over the throat and chest. The va
pors inhaled loosen the tough, choking
phlegm and ease the difficult breathing.
One application at bedtime insures a sound
nights sleep. 25c, SOC, or $l.OO. .fs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-14
FAVORS VICE COMMISSION
Minisfcriui Union Does Not Wish Mayor
iinslir to Abolish Invcsti-
Cutin;. BODY.

Resolutions adopted by the Richmond
Ministerial Union on Monday, in which
is expressed the desire TO have the
Vice Commission continued, will be
sent to Mayor George Ainslic to-day.
Secretary s. n Mckee said last night
that fnal draft of the papcr was not
completed yesterday in time TO be sent
TO the Mayors Office. but that copy
would lie placed In his hands to-day
While the text of the resolution has
not been made public. II is understood
that the Ministerial Union desires to
have the Vice Commission continued
feeling that It's work has not been com
pleted. There is said TO be slight
disscnsion In Tie commission, which
body originally. consisted of sixteen
members some are said 10 be con-
tcmplating resiEuing. while others
wish TO continue as advisers Of the
Mayor.
a - Guiron, ". =. Reed and Rev
L. y Calisch. Pm. D. in letter to
the Mayor. resigned on March 81,
stating tina, the worl; 'of tho Vice Com
mission had been completed. and that
they though; it sh3 I'D quietly cease
TO exist The Mayor has taken no ac-
zion on these designations.
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auto wagon for the Electrical Depart

auto wagon for the Electrical Depart
nent.
Authorizing the Mayor to convey "a
lot of land NJ Thirtyfourth and Leigh
streets to w. $. Forbes for $1,000
SALE Or PINE CAMP
NOW TIP no MAYOR
Directing the city Attorney 20 ac-
qulre land for the widening of VIII
liamsburs Avenue from Tenth Street
10 tie National Cemetery a, ami
form width OF fifty feet,
Authorizing the Administrative
Board to negotiate the sale OF what
is known as Pine Camp. ana providing
for the reinvestment OF the proceeds
in city farm.
Directing the City Attorney to ac-
uuire twenty feet Of land for an alley
from North Avenue castwardly to
Cannon's Branch for use rs an open
sewer for surface water.
Ordinance abolishing the Board OF
Health and comforting AL powers now
vested in that body on the Admins
trative Board.
Ordinance repeating the DINNER"
automobile headlight ordinance.
Directing city Attorney to acquire
land for park purposes between Ken
sington, Tilden and Leonard Streets
and the Roseueath Road
Directing the Administrative Board
TO report whether it is eXpedient for
the city to supply nonresidents with
city water, and on what conditions.
Appropriatinr $4,000 for use at Pine
Camp In repairing and installing an
aseptic tank.
Appropriating s6.4i5 for the open
ing of Taylor Street between Lombardy
and kemper Streets, including the in
stallation Of water. and sewer systems.
Ap7ropriatiug $4,000 to account of
supcrannuatcd employees for balance
of present fiscal year.
Appropriatlng $1,000 for tho acqui-
sitioi of land for an alley east from
North Avenue, and for deposit In con-
troversy over strip of land at the
northern approach to Mayo Bridge.
Amending the ordinance concerning
theaters by allowing the establishment
of theaters on Second stree; between
Clay and Leigh Streets.
The ordinance providing for an
amendment to the City Code. that pur-
chasers of property sold for delinquent
taxes might recover all costs expended.
was referred TO the Finance Commit
tee for further consideration, on mo-
tion OF Alderman Fuller.
Propertyowner at Seventeenth and
Franklin Streets complained to the
board of inadequate culvert and sewer
facilities in that section, resulting In
their property being flooded during re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-14
ELECT J. J. HILLS SON
Chosen Director of FIrxt National Bunk.
Of New York. to Succeed
HtS Enthcr

NEW YORK, June l3.--Lewis w Hill
was elected director of the First
National Bank, OF New York, to-day. to
succeed his father the late James 7
Hill, founder Of the Great Northern
Railroad system
George +. Baker presented reso-
luton 10 the board of directors eulosis-
ing the late Mr.. Hill and expressing
the deep sorrow and personal loss Of
every member" The resolution was
unanimously adopted It concluded
with the following paragraphs:
when history comes to enumerate
the men Of great ability whose peace
full deeds have largely benefited their
fellows. whose labors have been to
build rather than destroy, and whose
marked characteristics have been gen :
crosby and unseltishncss. the name OF
Mr.. Hill will stand high OH the roll"
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Denny Captures Trophy. ,

In tho account Of the commencement
exercises oC the =mbcrlaync School,
published on sunday. omission was
made OF the presentation TO Collins
Denny. Jr. son Of Bishop Collins Denny.
OF the Methods; Church. AS president
OF the Lee Debating Society, OF the
Lsclackson trophy cup Tn. address
OF tho occasion was made by Rev. w
=. Bowie, i. y. rector OF st Paurs
Episcopal Church, and the benediction
was pronounced by Bishop Denny.
omission was also made Of announce
mcnt Of prizeman in The sixth form,
which was awarded to Collins Denny,
Ir., wi'h l.. l.. Scherer. Jr., as second.
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Golfers Enter Tourney

The Country Club of yirginin
will lie well represented In the
Middle Atlantic Golf Tournament.
which starts tomorrow In Balti-
more. The event liz about the big
fest one of the senson, and the
country Club Of Virginia expects
l 81 representatives to turn In some
God scores.
A partial list OF representatives
1.om the Country Club of Virginia
1 us follows, Elmer ID. Hotchkfss,
II :, John Aiken Branch. Stuart
II oes, i. c. Bell, DR.. Thomas
s. les, +. j. ID. MacIkie, w. c.
ker, Judge Peck. w. p. Wood,
III u. Gray. George w. Stevens. Jr..
mel james Il. Branch. Colonel
nch will meet the other golfers
Baltimore, ns he In going from
tie Sulphur.
tsnddition to those named above
. will be representatives. from
Hermitage Club.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Continual From Eighth PageD


several other instances. Humphreys
got into several holes. but always
pulled out safely.
sammy Crane has the distinction OF
being the third player elected from the
%ame on the local grounds this season.
sammy ran afoul Of Umpire necneH
At first base and was ordered - tho
- overs. Johnny Bates. the old re-
liable. then Ect INTO the game in left
hcid, Twombly coming in to short.
lates didn't have chance. ana Twon'-
"!J handled hif only opportunity in
-oul style.
Mi!lc- Contributed three Of tn, HIS
credited t. the Orioles. Lamar got n
s!nZic and double. but nobody else did
better 'iiau ono safety.
Sherman ana Rhoades probably VIII
b. the twirlers in the final game mere.
Af:erf the game to-day. the Climbers
and Orioles move over 20 Baltimore
for thr2a days including a double bill
Oh Saturday.
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NINE

cent heavy rains The letter was re-.
ferred TO the Administrative Board
MIR. Powers Introduced a resolution
providing for the employment OF ~
third watchman at the City Hail. that
ne men might work on three shifts
of eight hours each WIS
The Boa:d amended tn. ordinance
establishing city water rates to nom
resident users by taking the power
Of recommendation OF applicants from
the Administrative Board and vesting
II IN the Council. The water rate was
agreed upon az 80 cents per 900 cubic,
feet on recommendation OF the Finance
Committee. y,
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To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Baseball - international Lcnguc,
!iiclmOnd W.. Baltimore, Brond
street Park. 4:3O o'clock.
Richmond iIycrtiscrs' Club,
luncheon, Lexington Hotel, B::,O
o'clock.
Nirginin Funeral Directors Assoc
citation, Medical College of Virginia.
annual convention, morning and
afternoon.
I.yri"-Popuinr vaudeville; mutt
nee. >; night, q; 40 und 81.
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Totals....3l s27H Totals. rs 10 "a 10 :.
'Rtttcd for Iiller I'm fifth.
fRun FOR Nipr in mi

Ihii;,dclpha .... ......o ! 0 IS
pittsburgh ........ ....i o o h-3
summary Runs--Niehoff t2). Stock t2).
Cri|hth. Carey. Johnston. Wagner. Sacrifice
h!t-Whiued Hits-on Denarce. I'm Ills
innings: of Bender, I in 2-3 innings of
Miller. in innings; off Adams. in
Innings. Two-bas. h!ts-Whittcd. Nichor.
struck out-by Miller. .: by Demarce 3; by
bender. !. Double plays-Barney TO John
s'nn. Schultz to Viox to Johnston: Ban
crHft to I.udcrus. Bases on balis-or Miller.
!! Hit b? pitcher-by Demaree. tJohnstun).
Ef.pircS, O'Day and E.agOn. Time.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Negro Dies Suddenly,

Paul Robertson, colored. of S23 North
Third Street, dropped dead as he
stopped his delivery wagon before his
door yesterday afternoon. Heart fail
urc is said TO have been the cause of
his death, and Coroner Taylor turned
the body over 10 the family
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-14
R!SONS TRoUNCE HUSTLERs

uIFFALO. June l3-Guy Cooper
rre Wild. but invinc!ble Win !nen on
w. bases TO-DAY. ana his effective
rit, Ming. coupled with heavy hitting
ny tAc I3isons. sent the HUst!ers down
7-to-0 defeat. Although Cooper
allowed only four hits. the !iustlcrs
got fourteen men on bases, but just
yvh.n the visitors threatened Cooper
did his Chest pitching. The champions
battcd Herchc hard throughout the
game Gill got three hits in four times
up. The score:
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: S P O r t S

Thrce-basc hit-Aiulicn S,ru"i, oi,Eb,,
Hamilton. 4; by cullop: 3. Bases on balls
OF Hamilton. 3: OFF Cullop. ! Double piays
Burns and Bush: Walters and Peck Wild
pitch-Cuilop. Sacriic" hit-iiish. TIM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-14

At Minneapolis-Min / In
diauapoiis. 4.
4, Observation-Disclosures 2: Column
bus. l.
At St Paul-St Paul, Z; Louisville
At Kansas City-Kansas City. G; To-
ledu, H.
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APPROPRIATION PASSES
FOR HOW|TzERs' ARMORY
Board of Aldermen Concurs in
Measure, Allowing $4,000
for Work.
MOVIE CENSORSHIP REJECTED
Grundy Introduces Resolution Ee-
signed to Pay Judgment of $50, 900
to I. j. Smith s. Co.-Many Mat
tcrs Disposed OF.

Without debate, the Board of Alder
luton adopted by the Common Coun-
eli on Thursday night. appropriating
$4,000 for the acquisition of land and
for the erection of a building for the
Richmond Howitzers on North Seventh
street. Under the measure the Admin
IStratiNc Board is authorized to con-
tract with j. Y. Nuckols for the cree
ton of the building according TO plans
prepared by Carneal & Johnston at
an estimated cost of Sl13.972 The
measure now goes to the Mayor for his
approval.
The plans call for building which
VIII roof over what is new used as an
open-air drill yard by the battery,
providing storage rooms on the second
floor. /, will be necessary to acquire
a small strip of land before construc-
tion work on the building can be start
ed. and the City Attorney already has
been instructed to proceed by condcm
nation.
On the recommendation of the Ordi-
nance Committee, the board rejected
the proposed ordinance creating a
board OF censorship for the local mo-
tion-picture thcaters under which the
superintendent Of. Schools would have
been named as the head
RESOLUTION TO PAY
JUDGMENT TO SMITH
Under suspension of the rules. Il
resolution offered by Alderman Grundy,
providing for the appropriation of
S773.25 and Sl,o3l, respectively. for
the balances due in connection with
the acquisition OF the Phillips and
Feitig properties, was adopted.
Alderman Grundy introduced n reso-
luton appropriating $4,000 to pay the
judgment in the sui. brought against
tractors, for extra work On the Mayo
Bridge. which was referred to the
Finance Committee
Mayor Ainslic transmitted COM
rnunication from the Administrative
Board which was referred TO the
Finance Committee, providing for the
appropriation of $960.i3 for the pay
the proposed Riverside Drive. S3i0 for
the erection Of new vault at the
eetCleaning Department stables.
and n resolution amending the present
city ordinance allowing the collector
Of delinquent taxes to levy for unpaid
gas bills
The board concurrcd in the follow
ing resolutions and ordinance from tho
Common Council:
Resolution ratifyiar the action OF the
Mayor in signing and accepting deed
of dedication from the Richmond. Fred
cricksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pany.
Resolution directing the City Attor-
ncy to acquire a twelve foot right of
way for sewer purposes in Nicholson
Street.
Establishing the true line on the
east side OF Ninth Street, between
Broad and Marshall Streets.
Authorizing the opening OF an un-
opened portion of Berry Street, in
Woodland Heights.
Employing DR.. L. I. Stratton as as
sistant district physician for one year
from August |, 1916, at $50 per month
Authorizing the purchase of an auto
mobile for the Board OF Health and an
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS


At Atlanta-Atlanta. 4: Memphis, |.
AZ Observation-Disclosures, s: Lit
Nashville. g
At obile-Chattanooga wet
grounds.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Continued From Eighth PageD

Sneaker Gandil. Howard. WambsEanss (2I.
- Neil Bagby. Pick. Schang Two base hi,s
-Grancy. Speaker (2p. Oldring. oNcii. la
tote. Three-base hit-Tur1Hr Sacrifice hits
StrCnk Turner Stolen basrs-Schang,
Turner Bases on balls-oT Ragby. l. "a
Myers Z Struck ou:-by Saehy ); by
Myers 3: by Majors. : Wild pitch-Ba gby.
Passed ball-Murphs Umpires. Connolly and
IIiIdebrand. Time, 1850.
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LEAFS DEFEAT ROYALS

TORONTO. June l3.-Toronto took.
the second game of the series to-day
f.og. Montreal by a S-to-i score. The
Leafs led all the way. but the Royals
Threatened 10 tie IL up in the sixth.
Shooter relieved Manning at this june
'Ure. and struck out six OF the twelve
remaining battcrs. Mckee and Stat
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Ets
Il sIrt,fltU.
Montreal.
.rotals. az e2sl7 ! Tolnls.....l ssz

It'tou tor FGI.cTtDn IN nlNih.
'Iontrral ...............7 9 n o.
Toronto Observation-Disclosures q y -" @ -
summary: Runs--ca,hcr. Wagner go,
Siattcry. TrUcsdalc. Mckee t2l. Thompson.
Murray t2t. Three base hits-WaEuer Dam
re-. Home runs--Mckcc. Stately Sacrifice
hl,s-- Biackburnc. Trout Stolen hasss-p Dam
au. Thompson. Murray C.b. Trout. Black
hpru.. Double piays-MdnHiuP 20 BiaCkhurnc
tr Graham. A!yn"Ida WAGNER 10 Siart-ry
struck out-by Fullerton. ,. hy Manning. !.
hy Snocsef, Bases on Dalls-ou Fullerton.
"a! Manning, >. off Shork-r. DIup;r.s.
c.,,yy and Brarsnrld Time, hours