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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
Seattle Board Di.bnrs Mayor.

SEATTLE, January l0.-ltiram c.
ill, Mayor Of Seattle. was barred to-
Nady Ivy the State Board Of Bar EX
aminers from practicing law in the
state of Washington for one year. To-
days decision was reached following
a hearing OF charges that the Mayor
allowed the law firm of Gill, Ioyt &
Frye to use his name in soliciting police
court business
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HIRSCHBERG WINS VERDICT
Chairman of Administrative BOARD IL
Awarded Damages Against
Former Inferno.

John Iirschbcrs. chairman OF the
Administrative Board. was awarded a
verdict for $500 damages late yes
tcrday afternoon by q jury in the Law
and Equity Court in the libel suit
brought by HIM against DR.. G. V.
Greene, formerly an inferno at the
Virginia Hospital. The suit resulted
from the publication in an afternoon
newspaper some time ago of a state
mcnt attacking Mr.. Hirschbcrg, and
followed criminal action in the Po-
lice Court.
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Staic nux. BonL,.

The sinking fund commissioners OF
Virginia have this week bought STATE
bonds TO tho value OF $.5,occ. The price
paid was 372.3'. which is lower than
usually paid.
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William L. Wagner

In the recent death OF its State
Parole Officer. William L. Wagner.
Colorado suffered an irreparable loss.
This is the unanimous verdict OF
Whrdens. paroled prisoner. public
officials and all who really knew him.
Unpretentious OF manner and of a
retiring disposition. n was necessary
to know this man a considerable time
before one could appreciate his ster-
ling worth. In spirit he was chaste
and simple as a child. In morals he
was clear of vision and unfiinching
for the right. In the open conflict
of life he was the soul OF industry;
and though stern ms a Puritan, yet in
the presence of the unfortunate and
the erring. his was a heart of sym
pnthy and service like Jesus of Naz-
areth. OF whom he was devout d.
sciple.
Fortunately for him aud those whose
lives touched his. Wagner was famll-
lar with the stern aspects of life,
from his youth up. And 10 In his
early manhood large industries saw
In him leader Of men. Ono OF the
largest steel plants near the Atlantic
coast entrusted so TO 60 men to his
direction daily; and so highly did
the management value his services
that his salary was Of very generous
proportions. measured by the stand
ards OF those days. Impaired health
drove him to the West: and In July
1910, the attention OF the Colorado
Prison Association was called to the
seifSacrificIng and valuable work he
was doing among the State Prison
Road Camp boys. Shortly after this
he was appointed the Representative
of the Colorado Prison Association.
for Pueblo county.
In September. 1916. he was appoint
ed State Parole Agent His work
lives after him in the appreciation Of
paroled prisoners, familics Of prison
ers as well as public officials whose
duties brought them into contact with
Mr.. Wagner's services.
n space permitted human interest
stories. our renders who were not
fortunate enough to know Mr. wag.
ner would asree with those OF US who
did that there IL prince and n great
man fallen. Human Fragments.
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WESTCLFFE NEWS
tWet Mountain Tribune.)

Mrs. Mel Manning was takcn 10
Canon City on Friday OF last week
and underwent an operation on Sat
urday. Favorable reports from her
bedside have been received for her
recovery from her affiiction. She WAS
accompanied down by Mrs. T.. c. vahi-
dick who returned.
/. James Kettle was an arrival from
Canon City Tuesday.
Mrs. Gus Heiines OF Rosiia left
Tuesday for Canon City 10 join her.
husband who has employment there.
Quite a lot OF Elks from this neck
Of the woods. with their wives and
sweethearts. drove to Canon City
last Friday to attend the social ses-
sion OF the lodge. They report n fine
program and n most delightful oeen-
sion
John l.. Schweigert. assistant at
tornely general. dropped in on US Sat
urday evening and remained over
Sunday visiting friends. John had n
little business in Canon City and Sa-
Ida and while so near avaiied him
self of the opportunity TO spend "A
short time with his numerous friends
in westcline.
Manager Joseph NJ. bradley OF the
Rosits Mining company, dropped
down TO Canon City the firrt of the
week. taking along with him somc
fine samples Of ore extracted from
the property In late work which he
exhibited among the stockholders of
the company.
A dozen or so members of the Can
on City lodge OF Masons were ap
from that place on Thursday OF last.
week TO attend the meeting OF tho
lodge and assis, In putting on some
work.
Ma. w. II. Funderburk has been
up from Canon tho past week
Mr. and Mrs. knight of Canon City
arrived hero last Saturday on n visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Ball.
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FRIDAY

Tony Pevegiio OF Rockvaie. who has
been under treatment at the county
hospital for some time. was declared
insane by medical commission COM
posed Of DIR. G. H. Wilkinson and DR..
Y. C. Webb. before Judge Eldred in
the county. court at 10 O'Clock Wed
nesday morning and was take to the
state insane asylum at Pueblo by I'm
cershcriH NJ, u Lewis, a
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NOW is YOUR CHANCE.
ENLisTMENTS WANTED.

The Government has called on the
local exemption board of this county
mobile engine mechanic or repair
man. and for two chauffeurs or auto
mobile truck drivers. to be sent TO
Kelly Field. San Antonio. Texas. abou,
March sth.
These men must bs technically and
physically qualified. !, is desired
that these be voluntarily inducted
into this service. otherwise the board
will have 10 select men from its list
Men who wish to serve should nppiy
at once to W. II. Newcomb. chairman
or c. a. Linkins. clerk. givirg specific
Information rs to qualifications.
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DONALD DICKINSON STRICKEN
WITH THE MEASLES

Donald Dickinson. son of Alderman
and Mrs. Grant Dickinson. WHO Is in
charge of the business of the Ham
mond Lumber company of Los Ange-
les at Brawiey. California. writes that
he is suffering from an attack OF
measles. a disease very prevalent in
that locality at present. Until seven
or eight months ago he WAS in the
employ of the Hines Lumber company
nj II Paso. Texas.
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of slight dizziness and nausea and
soon after passed away. The deceas-
ed was aged eleven years and one
month. The funeral will take place
from st. Michael's Catholic church
on Macon avenue. at 10 o'clock Tues
day morning. Burial win be at Lake
side cemetery.
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MONDAY
LEFT TODAY FOR
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Mr.. E. McClintock and daughter.
Grace, who have been here for the
past four months, LEFT today for
Worthwhile, South Dakota. which was
their home before coming TO Canon
City.
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Mrs. J. c. Bundy OF Florence and
her brother. M. G. McCreery. of
Thompsonvil,e. ILL.,, arrived here this
afternoon for short visit with Mr.,
and Mrs. Ralph Bundy Mr. Nc
Creery reached Florence on Thursday
from the east.
GUILD LADIES HAVE
INTERESTING EVENING.
The Westminster Guild of the First
Presbyterian church met with Mrs.
Sam Bash at her home, 524 Pike Ave.
Tuesday evening at O'Clock. AT $3.50
delicious two-course supper was
served. Mrs. Harry Combs in charge.
After the social hour. the evening was
given over to Red Cross sewing and
the study of IAN African Trail" by
Jean Kenyon Mackenzie. The first
two chapters were given in very in
teresting manner by Mrs. Arinentrout
and Mrs. Fred Pennington.
NJ. w. A. TO HOLD
SOCIAL SESSION.
The members of Canon City Camp
No. 1890. Modern Woodmen of Amer
ica. will regale themselves with a
social session and supper at Odd Eel
lows hall this evening. A pleasant
affair is anticipated by those priv
ileged to attend and no doubt. large
representation of the. membership
will be present to enjoy il.
William Bauer left for mis- home at
Springfield. Mo-, on the Santa Fe
train Thursday evening. after a pleas
ant visit here as the guest of r. J.
Harry.
A BUSY MONTH WITH
RED CROSS WORKERS.
Altho the shortest month in the
year. February. was one OF unusual
accomplishment with workers OF Can
on City chapter of the American Red
Cross. During the four weeks end
ing on Thursday, there was shipped
from the Red Cross headquarters
here to. the general offices of the
Rocky Mountain division for the use
of our soldiers in France and in the
military cantonments in this coun-
try. total of 5.793 articles. of which
4212 were made in the gauze room;
s31 made in the garment room and
$50 knitted articles made by members
in their homes. The number Of gar
ments and other articles forwarded
from the, Red Cross rooms here dur
ing the month of January was 1854.
The work and activities of the mem
bers of Canon City chapter Of the
Red Cross will Avorabiy compare
with that OF any similar organization
In the state.
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ron RENT.

A fine little ranch near town; IS
acrcs. no buildings: good condition
for any kind OF grain Small trees:
been well kept. WIN take share rent
from right party. Could be bought on
very favorable terms IL taken at once.
See me quick
50--d4t: wilt HENRY HUTTON.
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The Canon City Record, Thursday. March !, 1918.

member of Company B. Third Colora-
do National guard. who has been in
Jail here for couple OF weeks for
absenting himself from military duty
without leave, was discharged from
custody this morning. Washington,
who Is .colored man. is alleged to
have left camp without authority OF
his commanding officer in order to
visit friends in Pueblo.
8. E. sATTERFiELp HURT
BY FALLING ROCK
S. e. Satterfield. superintendent of
the Royal Gorge coal mine, was ser
iously hurt by fall rock in the mine
Thursday morning and is being treat
ed at the Holmes hospital for his in
juries. Mr.. Satterfield was in the en-
tryway at the foot of the shaft when
q rockfall from the roof of the mine
bore him down. In addition to the
breaking of his right leg. between the
knee and the ankle he sustained a
number of painful. but not serious
bruises
A RIVER THAT is WIDER
THAN THE OCEAN.
A French girl. 1s years old, has
written to prominent war worker in
Washington: There is river in
France so narrow that you. can talk
across it, birds can fly with one
sweep of their wings. There are great
armies on either. bank. They are as
far apart as The stars in the sky-as
right and wrong. There is great
ocean--it is so wide that the seagulls
can not fly across it without resting
Upon either shore there are great ma
tions. They are so close. however.
that their hearts touch
w. C. kNoWLToN SUFFERING
FROM PNEUMONIA.
Arthur Knowlton, who has been as
sisting A. r.. Novels in the opening
and establishing of dry goods bust
ness at Lamar. Colo. for the last
month, or six weeks, was called TO
Canon City on Friday on account of
the serious illness of his father. w.
C. Knowlton, of 514 Harrison Ave.
who is seriously i'll from pneumonia.
The condition OF Mr.. Knowlton. Sr.,
has been alarming to his friends for
several days. His fever was reported
to be somewhat lower this morning.
but in connection with the disease
he is suffering from hiccoughs. which
have thus far refused to yield to the
ordinary treatment in such cases.
coLoREp TROOPS DISCHARGED
FROM SERVICE
Tho greater part of the coiored
troops composing Co. B. Of the Third
Colorado National guard, who have
been guarding the Denve- ~ Rio
Grande railroad track between Pdeb-
10 and Glenwood Springs for the. last
few months. were discharged from the
military service on Friday, but or
dered to hold themselves in readi-
ness for call in case of emergency.
Special details OF the men we're re-
tained In the service for the guard
ing of the Empire zinc plant and the
plant of the Arkansas Valley Railway.
Light & Power company. Other
guards have taken their places for
the protection of the railroad proper
ty.
The dismissal Of the coIored troops
was due to the dissatisfaction and
trouble they have caused and for the
purpose OF affording them an oppor-
tunity OF responding to the demands
of the selectiye draft.
ununAv
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The Willing workers' literary so
ciety will meet with Miss Hattie Boy
er. Monday night. March 4th.
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Mrs. Monroe. mother OF Mrs. Arthur
Walker. has been indisposed but Inn
proving at this writing
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REV. STARRING HOME
FROM FOUNTAIN.

Rev. F. w. Starring returned tc
Canon City last Saturday mornins
from Fountain. Colo. where he had
been conducting series of evangel
istic services during the previous
two weeks at the Baptist church, oi
which his. father is pastor. He re
ports an excellent series of meetings
with a large attendance of people
and good interest thruout.
In the course OF a communication
from John Nesbit at Fort Collins. to
his father. r. G.. Nesbit, few days
ago. he mentions having received a
letter a short time previously from
Theodore Rowcliffe. who is with the
American expeditionary army ..some-
where in France" Teddy" as his
friends here call him. enlisted in the
army at Boise. idaho, and went"over
there" several months ago. He en-
listed as a member OF the reg:mental
hn nd
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Mrs. T. Yeiser entertained tho
Friendship Art club Friday afternoon
after tho business was finished. tho
hostess served refreshment.
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SATURDAY

Among the members OF the Denver
delegation In attendance at the Older
Boys conference here this week, is
Farnum A st. John, who was born in
Canon City sixteen years ago.
GUESTS OF Mr.. AND
MRS. L. W. GARDNER.
Mrs. David Dunaway and Mrs Ray
mond Grimes, both of Denver, arrived
here Friday night to spend Easter
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
w. Gardner. sol Rudd Avenue. They
expect to be here several weeks.
LIBERTY BOND DRIVE
BEGINS APRIL 9Th.
Washington, March 2.-The Trea-
sury department has decided to in
augurate the third Liberty loan cam
paign on April 9th. the first anniver-
sary of the entrance Of the United
States into the war. The drive will
last three or four weeks.
MRS. FuLkERsoN RETURNS
FRoM LIMoN, COLO.
Mrs. E. r.. Fulkerson returned
Wednesday from Limon. Colo. where
she met Rev. Fulkerson. who was
there for a couple of days. Mr.. Full
kerson was called to Missouri some
time ago on a six weeks campaign
anil left again for another -six weeks
campaign thru Pennsylvania and
New York Mrs. Fulkerson spent a
day in Denver visiting friends and
relatives before returning to Canon
City.
MISS WARNER TO GET POSITION
IN WASHINGTON.
Miss Mary Warner who recently
took civil service examination for q
federal clerkship received message
frora Washington this morning that
she had made fhe requisite grades and
that position In one Of the govern
ment departments was waiting her al
salary Of $1.100 per annum. She
was requested to report in Washing
ton as soon as possible to begin work
Miss Warner expects to leave for the
east some time within the next twc
weeks.
THE ouiLTERs OF FIRST M. e.
CHURCH ENJOYED DINNER.
The quiiters of the First Methodist
Church enjoyed their Febraary birth
day dinner last Wednesday. Mrs
Weed and Mrs. McKinnon were the
auilters whose birthdays occurred
during the month and Mrs. Chase and
Mrs. Murray were honor guests. their
FRIDAYS also occurring during Feb
ruary and both ladies being pioneer
members Of the Cauon church althu
not active quiIters. A big feed and q
jolly time was enjoyed by all while
they did their bit for the Ladies Aid.
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AMONG THE coloREo FOLKS.

The ladies OF the Friendship Art
club arc having box social mt Mt.
olive Baptist church Thursday night.
March 7th: the public is invited
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A. L. PERRY DIED AT
COTOJAxI SATURDAY.

A l.. Perry. for many years eli
zen of this county and at one time en-
gagged in business In this city. died
at his home in Cotopaxi. last Satur-
day morning. He was the father Of
James Perry of Cotojaxi.
PURCHASED RANCH ON
SOUTH RAYNoLDs AVENUE.
Mr.. Chris Christensen of Elko. Ne
yada. has purchased the fiveacre
ranch on South Reynolds avenue. re-
Gently owned by r. R. Story OF this
city. Mr.. Christensen is guest at
the Madsen home ON Rhoadcs ave-
nue..
BABY BOY BORN
SUNDAY MORNING.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. @. Province OF
% Rudd avenue. are the happy par
ents OF an eight and half pound son
and heir, born to them at the Graves
hospital. Sunday morning. Mother
and infant are reported to be doing
nicely. Paterfamilias Is bearing his
honors with becoming dignity and Sc
renity.
MRS. TREvARROW
VISITING AT coLpFiELD.
Mrs. w. H. Trevarow. who is now
making her home at Canon City. ar
rived. here on Friday to visit her sls-
ter. Mrs. James Allison in Goldfield.
She will remain in the district q
couple of weeks and spend part 81
the time visiting her son, Mrs, Harry
TrevArrow and family. Cripple
Creek Times.
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JAMES eELkNAP HOME
FROM CALIFORNIA.

County Commissioner James Bel.
knap returned to Canon City on Sun.
day from his wedding trip to'Southern
California. Mrs Belkrap remained
in Los Angeles for a somewhat more
extended visit with her sister and
other relatives. but will return here
in the course Of the uext two or three
weeks. Mr.. Belknap stopped over
for couple of days at his ranch at
Hillside before coming to. Canon City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belkpap spent most OF
their time at Los Angeles. San Diego
and the ne,ghboring seasfde resorts.
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DAUGHTER OF Mr.. AND
MRS. vEzzETri DEAD.

Miss Helen Catherine vezzetti
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe yez.
zetti died suddenly at the family
home in .Brookside. at $3.50 o'clock
Sunday morning from cerabrnl hem.
morrhnge. She had been in the enjoy.
ment OF good health until = short time
before hor death when she Complained
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VISITING Mr.. AND MRS.
RALPH BuNDY.

Mrs. J. C. Bundy OF Florence and
her brother. M. G. McCreery. of
Thompsonvil.e. ILL.,, arrived here this
afternoon for short visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Bundy. Mr.. Nc
Creery reached Florence on Thursday
from the east.
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Among the members OF the Denver
delegation In attendance at the Older
Boys conference here this week, is
Farnum A. st. John. who was born in
Canon City sixteen years ago.
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mond Grimes, both of Denver, arrived
here Friday night to spend Easter
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
w. Gardner. sol Rudd Avenue. They
expect to be here several weeks.
Evening star., 1918-05-06
DIVIDE. D0UBLE-AEADER
Pirates Break Even With Cincin-
natl on First Bargain Day
'rrss of Season.

. CINCINNATI, May 6.-Cincinnati and
Pittsburgh broke even in the first major
league double-header of the season here
yesterday. Toney, making his first ap-
pearance of the season, pitched fins
ball in the first game and would not
have been scored on but for an error
behind him. The locals knocked Jacobs
out Of the box in less than three in
nings.
In the second game Schneider was
wild and his error in the second in
ming gave Pittsburgh a run. Cincin-
natl hit Harmon hard. but failed to get
full value for its safe drives. The
scores:
PirssDnasl PiftsDnrsh. -: - ~
Two-base hits-Groh and King. Three-base
hit-Groh. Double plays-Toney to L. Masee to
q. Magee; Stencil to Cation. Left on bases
Pittsburgh. z; Cincinnati. 8. First base on er-
ror..Pittsbnrgh: Bases on baIl.-on Toney. 8;
OF Jacobs, 1; of Sanders, 1. Hits-06 Jacobs,
in three and two-thirds innings; OF Sanders
in five and one-third innings. Struck out-By
Toney, 3. Losing pitcher-Jacobs.
fiss;Dusfi: cIstsn1,sh ! 3 oSS -
Twosbase hits-Gtoh. Roush and Bl.eksurne
mon. MON: ee ssSrifee ay-sissfweii: Double Double plsy-
to L. Mssa b. sS
First base on errors--Pittsburgh. 9; Cincinnatt.
!. Bases on balls-of Schneider. 4; on Harmon,
g; Hits,or Harmon 10 in eight innings; OF OF
Schneider winning pitcher-Harmon.
Evening star., 1918-05-06
Poli's.

1.-THE Show Of Wonders" this weeks at
traction at Polls Theater, Is a, typical
Winter Garden show, with all the neces-
sary trimmings-the runway from the
stage upon which the chorus prances, the
enlarged orchestra, the large chorus. In
costumes, Of gorgeous abbreviatisn. and
the ever-changing Of ir.descent scenes.
Like most shows Of its kind, the action
throughout. is of the cyclonic sort. What's
the use Of a plot when the music is tune
full, and the lines funny?
First Of all things. "The Show Of Won
ders'' is an aggregation OF talents One
clever entertainer after another takes
possession Of the scene and asserts sue
cessful rivalry with the spectacular mag
niflcence of the modern revue. the audi
ence sets up a sort Of telepathic chant,
like a class in grammar, repeating sub
consciously hes wonder. She's won
Eugene and Willie Howard are won
ders. Their position in the show is OF
stellar importance. Real singers as well
as real comedians. they are constantly out
in front in pace whose swiftness never
relaxes.
Tom Lewis is another wonder. his droll
humor being an admirable foil to the
hurry up fun Of the Towards. He Is one
of the big features.
Charles wright, wide Of girth. is an
other bright spot in the entertainment in
the role Of Pansy. :.
OF the fifteen scenes, the most stirring
is a trench in tho war zone. with an
electrical effect showing the sky studded
with airplanes.
The feminine contingent is in keeping
with the principal comedians and includes
Adele Ardsley, Flora Lea and Patsfe
O'Hearn, who lead many Of the song
numbers. 1t is a production which sur
prises and which does not become weari-
some on acquaintance.
Evening star., 1918-05-06
CATCHER JOE CASEY IS DUE:
TO JOIN NATIONALS TODAY
Reception Will Be Cordial By Manager
Griffith, as Charity Quit Team With
Du Mont Yesterday.

ter. Scott Perry Saturday was the sec.
ond hurler to hold the Griffmen score
less. Myera having turned the trick in
Washington. where Perry and Gregg
each came within one run of it. Thus
far the Quakers have tailed nineteen
times ut tho expense of Washington
pitchers. In their seven other games
against tho Yanks and Red Sox-~the
Athletics were able to tally total OF
only nine.
For the first game Of the series. which
opens the long stay Of the Griffmen at
home tomorrow johnson is booked for
duty, with Shaw following on Welnes-
day and. perhaps. Craft getting u
chance Thursday. II Harper Is not in
shape by that time. 1t develops that the
southpaw severely twisted his ankle in
running to first after hitting safely In
the contest with the Mackmen saturday.
the joint still being swollen today. He
IS expected to be in shape to work by
Saturday at the latest, however.
The Nationals made a sorry showing
in the exhibition against Jack Dunn &
new International League team IN Baitr-
more yesterday. young left,handsd
them well in hand while the makeshift
Oriole club hammered Crafts elants to
all corners of the lot. OF the eleven his
made off Molly four went for three
bases and three were doubles. The
Griffnen also fielded in their customary
sloppy style. The game was played at
the Gentleman's Driving Park. and the
perfect base ball weather attracted a
crowd Of more than 20OO