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THE DETROIT REE PRESS: TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 8 1885 'Off WAYWARD WINDSOR THE BLIND GODDESS SPOUTING MATTERS 69 WIN at MISCELLANEOUS SPORTING EVENTS 43 Run 6 131 1 tw I fiOYAL rair WIIU Absolutely Purs AGENTS WANTED Cash Capital $150000 Interest Pali on Deposits ANDREWS Is the highest grade of Cream Tartar Powder made Read the Evidence i 283 BOWLING ANALYSIS 14 1 RO 0 2 0 8 Byes Total 5 8 0 1 11 17 Dale Lane 8 8 8 8 1 0 1 ANALYSIS Muiueus 1 Bruen Horner Office and Wholesale Window Glass Plato 29 40 29 A Thornton Whitby Roller Sanders Turner 16 9 10 I) 4 3 BOWLING Bails 154 152 37 43 0 9 3 12 bh 13 13 12 12 9 White Cross Mass Meeting The White Cross Reform Club held a mass meet ing at McAuley Mission on St Aubin avenue last evening A large number were present and great enthusiasm was manifested The speakers were Rev Mr Higgins the evangelist Grand Councillor repiii Rev Mr Baskerville and Suit Grand President of the White Cross The club have prepared for an active campaign through the State aud will organize a club at an place where requested by a sufficient number of people AIDAVIT MADE BY THE COMPLAINING WITNESS IN THE WELZ CASE AUDITOR SUIT OR DAMAGES The English Cricketers Hare an Inning and 1G5 Runs to Spare Hanlan Wins a Three Mills Race Sheepshead Bay The Oar A rowing regatta will take place at Brighton to day commencing at 2 Entries are full for the following races: Ten oared barge four oared barge single pleasure boats single scull (working boats) double scull (working boats) and double pleasure boats Crews and oarsmen from the Cen tennial and other boat clubs will take part in the various races How Outrages Are Perpetrated in Her Name in Ecorse 73A 75 lamed St OKTRGBTa BS1CH The most powerful ire Extinguisher known Never deteriorates Absolutely safe and reliable urnished in Buckets Barrels or Tanks fM race for 4 year olJs and upwards was Judge Griffith by two lengths Time Reminiscences About Every Saturday When a weekly newspaper established and conducted several years ago by Messrs Moore Parker was purchased from those gentlemen the buyer was Brearley and it was understood on statements made by Mr Brearley that the purchase was for the benefit of his brother in law Prof ord Soon Mr ord left thepaper and a man named Irving was put in as busi ness manager of the paper After a time the paper came to the end of its roue and Its publication ceased At no time after the purcbase by Mr Brearley was the ownership of the paper vested in any other person In conseauence the Scottish poet A ah less who furnished a poem the which was published in of July 4 1885 looks to Brearley for the money promised for the poem and Mr Stembridge who made tbe four engraved illus trations for the same poem looks to the same per son for his remuneration Ou the other hand Mr Brearley repudiates the bills Has I COO of Uncollected Water Tax Some Salvation Army Baptisms and a Min strel Show Windsor Assembly Knights of Labor held an open meeting in Tara Hall last evening The hall was crowded many ladies being present Joseph I abudie and ex Commlssioper McGrath favored the audience with discussions of several phases of political economy at some length and Andrew orbes President of the Union made some remarks The meeting was a very pleasant one The Town Council last night authorized the ecl lection of al! water tax due six months and shutting the water off in case of failure to pay There $1600 due Tbe Independents of Windsor have received a I challenge from the Brantfords for a game of far cross? Some of the young men have started a minstrel company They rehearse Wednesday night and exhibit next week The soldiers of the Salvation Army at Windsor were happy yesterday They baptized five new converts four women and oue man at Belle Isle gave a supper at tlier barracks between and 8 o'clock and filled in the remainder of the evening with a jubilee meeting at th) Town Hall at which some 2tX) people including more than thirty Salva tionists were present The number of praise speeches had much earnestness eloquence and good sense Mary Pugh was sent to the County Jail yesterday for vagrancy She is an old resident of Windsor aud time was not more th two or three years ago when she was a respected and well tp do woman janitor of one of tbe school buildings and having some means She was a widow with one child which died Disheartened the mother soon after took to drink and to day went to the tempo rary abiding place of criminals as a vagrant The next sittings of the court of assize and nisi prius for the County of Essex will commence at Sandwich on October 5 Mr Justice Armour wiU preside ft tip PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON MltOM NEW YORK AND ntOVIDKSCE Enilulon of Cod Liver Oil with Quinine and Pep ala Prepared by Caswell Massey Co (New York) is most strengthening aud eisily taku Pre scribed bv leading physicians Lebcl registered 40 28 GOLD MEDAL EASTS 1878 GERMAN The Monument to Gen Williams To the Editor of 1 he Detroit ree Press On my return here to day after a run in the country I noticed on the perusal of Thk ree Press of August 5 an article from who in speaking of the attempted effort to raise tbe funds for a monument to tbe late Gen A Wil liams says were appointed to canvass Luo sever sitees xetroit one made a report and this committee canvassed Jefferson avenue aud reported $2 only subscribed but never I do not know who informant was If he will call upon Capt A Owen he will find that the Captain and myself were two of the com mittee be refers to that we did thoroughly cauvass several of the streets in the tbeo Seventh Ward and made cash collections not large in amount as our district was not iu a wealthy part of the ward but what we did collect was paid over to the Treas urer ui luc uivuuuieiii tuna STANLEY WIGHT London England August 25 1885 PETER COLLIER Chemist Dept of Agriculture ALEX McKAY STATE AGENT Sent np for Selling Diseased 31 eat Yesteiday afternoon Leonold Weidner of No 73 Sullivan street was tried in the Police Court on a charge of exposing diseased meat for sale Meat Inspector Lane was complainant and the testimony showed that Caroline Eeirwortb who lives on But ternut street lost a cow which died of milk fever Weidner paid for tbe aud paddled it out in a cart through A veterinary surgeon who attended the cow testified that her condition before death would beyond question render the meat unfit for use and IkniisScheilouski testified that defeudaut had boasted to him of the speculation saying that he sell unj tliiug in vVcidner was fined 515 iu default of paying which he went to the House of Correc tion for thirty days This Is the first case of the kind that has leen made In tuis city in several years and tbe result was satisfactory to Mr Lane Dept or Agriculture Washington March 10 1SS3 ANDREWS CO I received by express from Thomas Lydon and 1 Harkins Co Grand avenue Milwaukee and Harper Bros Chicago 111 samples of Pearl and Royal Baking Powders The cans were in good condition when received and the seals unbroken I find upon an alysis liat Pearl Bakins' Powder contains about four and a half (1 1 21 percent MOKE CREAM TARTAR than the Royal Baking Powder and a proportionately larger percentage of carbonic acid gas and I IND IT TO BE REE ROM ALEIM or any injurious substances Sincerely yours 10 11 cution claiming $5o00 damages charged Auditor Moran with stealiug the ease of John Burk who was sent to of Correction for the crime of washing the River Rouge tice liiopelle Moran was discharged was issued yesterday at the beginning but Sir Moran says that to day a capias will be is sued and Haltiiner taken into custody It is perhaps unnecessary to adu that vigorous proceedings against dtimer will be taken by Mr Welz as soon as Auditor Moran gets through with him and the advice of eminent counsel is that severer punishment attaches to such misdemeanor and that the case against Haltimer is well authenti cated Tlie Turf HARRY WILKES AND CLINGSTONE MATCHED Pittsburgh September 7 Wilkes nnd Clingstone have been matched for a race at Home wood Park near this city on Saturday September 19 for a purse of $5000 TRACK TOPICS The track was in superb condition at Brighton Beach Monday the racing fully up to tho average and attendance very large The feature of the day was the winning of tbe mile race by tbe California horse Joe Howell who was well backed by his friends aud who made a splendid finish wtth Joe Murray beating the favorite by a length The first race for maiden 2 year olds three quarters of a mile was won by Petticoat Time The second race for non winners one mile Jue "Howell won by a length Time 1:45 Tbe third race was won by Little Minch by eight lengths Time The fourth race for all aces one andaneigit iiiiivs was wuu uy ivin uariiu rne nnu won by SCHULENBURG CO American Standard Billiards Bamford b'Htroer Davies Cobb Horner Calvert sip Newton Bni Do ds Whitby Bruun Pannell Turner I Hvruer A Barti lt Horner bjlo Jloiner Armstrong Bruen S' Hinchman Horner 1 Bamford Brum I Ross A Thornton Horner Ridgl nut out Rathbone Drum Roberta Bruen ti Miilaa Borner REWCOS OHEMIANUL Wide 0 0 0 0 0 0 The Ring THE SULLIVAN RYAN CONTEST New York September 7 A dipitch received in this city from Jere Dunn says: have been to Boston and can say the Sullivan Ryan contest will certainly take place Sullivan has pledged him A TAME AAIR AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY New York September The boat race be tween Hanlan Ross and lee three miles with a turn at Sheepshead Bay this afternoon was for a purse of $1200 contributed by the hotels Tbe money was to be divided $600 to the first $400 to second and $2vO to third It was a sort ot proces sion without interest aud was witnessed by only a few people Hanlan held a slight lead rowing eas ily throughout while Ross and Lee rowed here there aud everyweere over tbe course aud ran into each other twice Hanlan finished first in 22:21 bv three lengths Lee second ten lengths ahead of 1 toss Both Lee and Ross claimed fouls but the referee did not change the positions 115 0 3 1 0 0 4 3 UGSOA The Great 5c Cake MADE ONLY BY GOWANS STOVERj Bl'ALO or Sale by all ITrst clas Grocers MONEY LOANED ON HEAL ESTATE on Collaterals and on harass Business Accounts Solicited oreign Exchange for Sale After Sth of each month our Certificates of Deposit WITH INTEREST KROM DATE are desirable for depositors P11 or send for circular explaining special fe tures The following article appeared in SMALL TYPE in the Chicago Tinies March 24 18S5 showing1 how some parties are publicly re buked for virtues they seek to claim but do not possess: At a meeting of the State Board of Health of New York held ebruary 11 18S5 it was Resolved That the advertisement of the Royal Baking Powder Company quoting the State Board of Health of New York as rei ominendiuff through onef awalyses the purity etc of the Royal Baking Powder is a MISREPRE In no case does the State Board of Health or its representative cause such to be made with a view ot recommending particular uroduets ALRED CARROLL Secretary Wickets 5 5 2 2 ENGLISH GENTLEMEN'S EXHIBITION Horner Lane Dale VV Roller no A Newton Ross lme Rev It Thornton Bartlett Lane A Turner Laue VV Eulitno Lune Hine Huycock Lane II Whitby Dale Sanders Dale A li Cobb Dale A Thornton not out II Bruen Hinchman Lane Byes Leg byes Total Cricket AN INNING AND 165 RUNS T3 SPARE The attendance yesterday at tbe re newal of tbe game of cricket on the grounds of the Peninsulars was rather light compared with the crowd present on Saturday At 11:20 Bamford the not out of Saturday took his place at the wicket with Dot ds as partner Bruen bowled the firstover which was productive of oue run Off Horner's first another run was scored but Dodds put the last ball of the next over into hands and retired with two singles to his credit Three wickets for fifteen Pannell joined Bamford and put a little life into the game putting together eight ru including a drive for three to the ropes while Bamtord added two singles With the score at twenty five Bunnell skied one of fast ones which was accepted by Turner and Bartlett was sent out to keep Bam ford company Bamford added a single and two doubles to his score and Bartlett managed to save his egg but was Immediately after bowled by Bruen and thirty for six wickets appeared on the telegraph The redoubtable Tom Dale now loomed up at the wicket took his gunrd carefully and" then walked back to the pavilion after receiv ing his first bail from seveutor thirty three The veteran Armstrong was tbe next victim Bamford who was playing careful cricket put to gether two more singles while Armstrong con tributed LU first and lost ruu for in the next over one of teasi rs caught him off his guard and he gave place to Hinehman eight for thirty three In the next over Bamford was clean bowled by Hor ner with fourteen to his credit including one three and two doubles Bamford next faced Hinch man who opened the ball by driving Bruen to the ropes for three and in the same overlifting one over the ropes for four Bamford contributing a single next over added another single to Bam score but the first ball of next over took Lis wicket nine wickets for forty six Ross was next batsman and no sooner did he take bis place at the wicket than Hinchman again lifted one of over the ropes for four amid great ap plause Ross then followed suit by driving tbe next bail fo three but before another run was ad to tbe score Hinchman was clean bowled by Hornar ten wiekets for forty six Ridgley was next on the list and six overs were played before another vacancy occurred Ross contributing two singles and another three while Ridgeley ran up five by careful play ith eight to his credit Ross put a ball from Horner into A hands and when Rathbone came out the telegraph showed eleven for fifty six Ridgley added a double and Bruen then disposed of Rath bone without his troubling the scorers and with the score at 5s Roberts joined Ridgley Both bats men added singles when at 64 Roberts who had one or two narrow escapes from being tumped by Newton was bowled by Bruen with three singles for bis share letting in the last man Miller who had the good luck to snick Horner in the slips for three and for a single before getting his wicket taken leaving Ridgley not out with a total of eight made by good careful batting The inning closed with a total of 68 runs off the bat and one extra a bye making the total score ot the innings 69 The Peninsulars not having scored within eighty or their opponents score after a short interval again took up the defense Ridgley the nct out of the first inning and Calvert were the first at thewickets but neither made any stay A Thorn ton who had gone on to bowl at the north end quickly found stumps and the first wicket fell for one run Pannell now came out and aa in the first inning made things lively for a time He soon put together nine consisting of three doubles and a drive for three to the ropes while Ridgley added a single when with the score at eleven Whitby clean bowled Ridgley and Dale faced Pannell After driving Thornton for two the latter took his revenge by bowling him with the next ball and with 16 on the board Davies came out The next ball from Whitby disposed of Pan sell and Bamford took his place rom this on no stand was made till Armstrong came in Davies Bamford Ross and Bartlett losing their wickets in quick succession lioss alone adding materially to the score to the extent of 7 runs including a drive for four Armstrong by good cricket ran up a score of 15 before he was bowled by Turner eleven wickets for 43 Roberts Dodds Damford 1 1 at bone and Stiller could do very little with the bowling ot Turner and Sanders who went on in place of Thornton and Whitby after lunch Only one ruu was added before the inning closed for 49 seven of which were extras It was now only 8:30 and althought the match ended here In favor of the visitors by an in nings and 165 runs to spare as there was by this time a large attendance on the ground tbe Englishmen kindly agreed to go to the wickets again and give an exhibition inning and without delay Messrs Horner and Roller appeared at the wickets The Peninsulars being reinforced by Lane the profes sional bowler of the Philadelphia club in place of one of their number and made a much better show ing in this tunings With such bowlers as Dale and Lane supplemented by excellent fielding all round tbe visitors had their hands full and 131 ruus as all they could put together this time Lane did some remarkably fine bowling securing seven wickets forixty lwo runs while Davies end Rathbone Were particularly active in the field Notwithstanding the defeat of tbe home club which was only what might reasonably be expected they have reason to be proud of the record in this match for the follow ing reasons: They did not import any of their players and it is conceded on all hands that better fielding was never seen in Detroit by any team of the Peninsular club The English gentlemen left the city by the Great Western Division of the Grand Trunk Railway aud to day they will enjoy themselves with the sights about Niagara ulls IRST INNING ENGLISH GENTLEMEN Hyne Haycock Dodd Rosa Ro ler Dale A Thornton mford Dale A Turner run out Tne Rev hornton Ridgley Dale A It Cobb Calvert Ridgley A Newton I Armstrong Bolitho Dale inders Dale fl Brueo Dale Horner Bam II 5V hitby not out Byes 7 leg Lyes 4 wide 1 BOWLING ANALYSIS Bails Muid ns 5: CUntne HARLEY 3IAL1 obuinbta of aad tbe finest Me" URR mkiug it oaaof the ru Wickets Runs 4 7 The latest development in tbe revelations con cerning the manner in which justice is dealt out at Ecorse bids fair to eclipse auy that have preceded it Yesterday morning John Ellis the complaining witness in the charge of indecent exposure made before Haltimer agaiust the children of Jacob Welz tbe Woodward avenue hardware merchant made his apriearance in the city and had a consul tation with Auditor Moran and Sir Welz regarding tbe part be took in the affair The condition of things in tbe vicinity of the River Rouge is fully set forth by the following affidavit State or Michigan I county of Wayne as' John Elba being duly sworn deposes and says he is a resident of the Township or Ecorse in said eounty and is 51 years old That iu tbe mouth ot July about the GUi of said month Henry Haltimer met affiant in a suloon nesr Woodmere Cemetery That ablaut was then under the intluence ot intox icating liquor and that affiant was there treated a numla of times until he became drunk and through the management of said Haltimer be found himself iu bis (I office which is on his way home That said Haltimer procured affiant's signature to some complaint against some children for some offense about swimming In the River Rouge That ntliani learned afterward that said child iv composed tho family of Jacob Welz of Detroit That affiant never saw said children tn bls life and that bis signature was procured by tbe fraudulent management of said Haltimer who plied him with liquor for that purpose That said Haltimer gave this affiant the sunt of $10 at the time of making tbe complaint bet ore said Ha Ithner that Urn next morning finding that lie bad done wrong this affiant sent his wife to said Justice to settle tbe matter that said Haltimer re fused to settle the offense unless affiant wound pay him (Haltimer) the sutn of 513 His JOHN ELLIS mark Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7 th day of September A 1885 ALBERT CHAPMAN Notary Public Probably about the same time that Ellis was making his statement before Notary Chapman Justice Haltimer appeared at the office of The ree Press and pro 1 need two affidavits made be fore Justice Hyacinth Riopelle last Saturday One is made by Johu Ellis and sets forth that lie was tbe complaining witness in the case against the Welz children and the second is that of Samuel Lourain setting forth that he Lourain was drunk and did not know what ho was about when early in tbe present year he made a complaint against Haltimer for disorderly conduct Neither affidavit offers any excuse for the out rage on the Welz children Mr standing in this community and the high esteem iu which he and his children are held by all who know them cannot of course be affected by any such shame ful proceedings As to the man Ellis who says he was drunk when he complained against the Welz children he is a simple minded poor German farmer who lives about a mile west of office on the Dear born road and he is well known as an intemperate man who drinks to excess whenever the opportun ity offers Auditor Moran yesterday began suit against Ilal timer for false imprisonment and malicious prose Hal timer tbe ti es in the House his feet in On au examination before Jus A summons of the suit BAKING POWDER Boston September 7 The Boston and Provi dence clubs closed their series to day with another eleven inning game marked by heavy batting and fair fielding Radbourn pitched for seven innings if he did not care whether he was hit or not aud the result was six singles three doubes aud a three bag er yielding six runs for Boston two earned Providence in the meantime could not get more than one hit in any inning except the seventh when three singles yielded an earned run But iu the last half of the ninth tbe champions struck a lucky streak of batting and six bits combined with a fumble and an overthrow brought in live runs and tied the score Then Raduourn pitched his best but could not prevent a single and a home ruu cue eieveuiu winning tne game score: Inning 1 23456789 10 Boston 2 01200100 Providence 0 00000105 0 0 6 Pitchers Buffinton and Radbourn not true Providence September In an interview with President Alien and Jlanager rank Bancoftof the Providence Base Ball Club in regard to a dispatch received here relative to tbe ousting of Providence Detroit and Buffalo from the league aud tbe selling of Bancroft and players to the Phila delphia and Washington Clubs it was learned that there had not been any trado of the kind Bancroft stated emphatically that he had entered into no agreement with the Athletics of Philadelphia and as far as he was aware Rad bourne had done so Both JIr Allen ami Mr Bancroft expressed surprise at tbe alleged action at the Saratoga Conference of the League aud American Associations because they have received ample assurance since meeting that the other clubs were desirous that Providence should remain In the league next season Hall NEW YORK GETS A SET BACK Philadelphia September 7 Tbe New York club to day received a serious set back in its ileht for tbe championship pennant by being again defeated by the They batted hard and ran bases with vim but repeated brilliaut plays by the home players made run getting difficult the New York ers having twomenleftcn bases iu three different innings There were many pretty plays in the field the more noteworthy being a triple play by Cormor and Gerhardt in 'the first inning and a douule play in the second inning by the same play ers Brilliant catches were also made by Andrews ogarty and Bistiau Esterbrook and Gerhardt fielded poorly however aud their errors with Welch's wild pitches gave the home club tbe game Attendance agga score: Innings 1 23456789 Philadelphia 0 3 New York 0 erguson and We'ch BOSTON WINS ROM PROVIDENCE Boston September 7 The Boston and Bn 4 7 8 10 Warranted to bo the moat lUliabl Tab! iuuutacturel PrJ 'es ud terms furnished on DEtruit Adireaa 150 telephone We begin tho fall season with the determination to surpass an former seasons in the amount of business done and the advan tages wo offer in good good at reasonable prices We shall mab it an object for every one to buy of us 9 During the past three months we have had in the process making with the best manufacturers an immense assortment all kinds and styles of Boots Shoes and Sli ppers especially suited to tho wants of this market None but good materials are usedin their manufacture and anything pertaining to shoddy or deceit tion is rigidly excluded We have also made and shall carry in stock lull lines of our own hand sewed goods lor both ladies and gentle men embracing every size and width Persons desiring our owr work and have not time to have it made to measure can readiiw be fitted from stock We invite attention to our laree assortment of moriinvw 4 iweu iaum vopoUAuilAj UU ULIX ine Kid Button Boots at $250 $3 00 $350 and $375 ine Pebble and Straight Goat Button al $250 $3 $350 and $4 New styles in Shoes Congress and Lace at $3 $4 $5 and $6 These goods can be recommended to the fullest extent Ladies will be particularly interested in our many flippy styles of fine rench Kid Hand Turned Boots Also our beautifiil styles of ine Slippers in black and bronze We have determined to make our prices so low that when quality is considered NO ONE CAN AORD TO BTTYWITR OUT IRST SEEING OUR GOODS BU WITH BOWLING axalykw Balls Maidens Wickets Buna KM 8 JOI SECOND INNING PENINSULARS Ridgley Wbitby Gill vert A Tborutou Pannell Wbitby Dale A Thornton llavies A Thornton Bamford A Thornton Hinchman Whitny Tj Robs A Thornton A Bartlett Whitbv Armstrong Turner Rob rus Bolitho Bi Whitby Dodds inders Bamford Turner Rathbone Turner banders Miller not out Byes Leg byes Total 31 GRISWOLD ST DETROIT MICH Next Door North of 1'ostofHce $100 REWARD EVERY OUNCE ADULTERATION IN THa Tnml TTwivU" Chocolate in the market It is nutritious and palatable: i roalnia A enudren and a most excel lent article for family use The genuine 9 stamned uBetwre of imitationi Sold by Grocers everywhere BAKER CO Dorchester Mass I WEAK NERVOUS INVALIDS and others Keeking Health strength and Energy are ad "Tnd ror Elec tric a large illuii nal published tut free distribution 1 1 trpals nn haiL rains maamgvAi la a complete Jul humanity at long standing bronte nej vousex hausting add painful diseases 5 5fr01n nervous and physical debility exhausted Electric Review 11M BroadwayNew Y'ork Send now as you may not gee tbts nVne agalu The Trigger CAME BaCK WITH HONORS A delegation of the Detroit Schuetzen Bund con sisting ot Charles Slunk Jacob Rothaker John Berger August Neef Marx Croeg Emil Ludsinzky Christian Ptelflr John Itauss Jr John Bauer and Henry Hahn returned at a late hour last night from Toledo where they participated in the annual tournament or the Toledo Sharpshooters The vis tors brought a number of valuable prizes which they won on the target ick with them Ie Jest rianiaiu A CHALLENGE Herman Bowman for James Stark has challenged Charles Graulich all of this city to run a foot race of 100 yards with Stark for any sum or at any time and place Mr Graulich may decide This powder never varies A marvel of purity strength aud wholesTmenrss Store economical than the ordinary kinds and ca motue aoid in com petition with tbe multitude of low test short weight alum or phosphate powders only in cans Royal Baking Powder Co 1u6 Wall sb ylpollinaris QUEEN TABLE CAUTION Water polluted with sew age is poison" New York Times July 20 1885 The purity of APOLLINARIS offers iie best security against the dangers which are common to most of the oidinary drinking London Medical Record Of all Grocers Druggists Js Slin It'at Dealers BEWARE IMITATIONS CURI? guaran teed by TX Mayer Ease at once: no uperaUun or ueiuy from bus! xieM bv hundreds of riires Main office 831 Archdtaofeach U0US0 i WILLIAK REID EETAIL Window Glass Mirror Platea Lead OU Liq VIC cTRENGTi pdlQl subjects and is encyclopaxlleof REGAINED BOOTSISHOES I I ft fe fL A A' 'tA LSxr 1 ALL sra 1 1 YE CO 1Q1 Wood ward YY xre roww Hi KSSS I Dt 'i' af of A ve HSiSB fa I i Mali a I rfip II 1 I fl etc Maid Wick BjHs cna ets Run Data 338 41 7 88 Pannell i2 10 0 53 Riflai 33 1 24 Bamford 108 8 0 55 Armstrong 10 1 3 Ki aley 13 0 1 8 DaVilM 8 0 0 7 PENINSULA IIS KX RO rtal.