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BANKERS vs. Orientalsâ€"3 ALL. The Bankers and Orientals met again A large crow and left after the game well satisfied. Although there were weak spells in the game, the excitemen nings when Koyl brok ‘ lining in the first run, but the Orien- tals did the trick in the third innings when “Dusty” brought in a run on the big hit of Anderson, after which hed home on a hot liner scored. In the . of the Orientals, went to bat but died before London’s twrrlers. “C.P.R.” ith innings that the Bankers made another run; Cotton, the first batter up, could not throw the willow around fast enough to hit the ball and was left at the mercy of the pitcher. Dobson succeeded .h} putting a red hot liner into “Dustys paws ,who got it over to first, leavmg two men out. Langdon, after two strikes, woke up Dougan with a nice one in his direction. He fumbled about for some time, but he finally got the pill over to Koyl, giving Lang- don plenty of time to reach second. Parkin, the last year Oriental star, brought in Langdon’s run, which broke the tie, but was caught out try- ing to make home after a nice clean hit over Koyl’s head. Miller then led the Orientals to bat, and after reaching first and second was brought in by an error on an in- field fly, tieing the score again. It was in the fi number of fouls g reach first. The Bankers came up again, were put out as up to the pan. Both teams wer field and batteries. _’_â€"â€" STANDING OF THE TOWN LEAGUE. Standing of t town league: Senior League. Won. Lost. Tie. P.C. Orientals ........ 3 l l 750 Bankers ......... 3 1 1 750 Wideawakes . . . . 3 3 0 500 = C.L.S. ............ 0 3 2 000 Junior League. Won. Lost. P.C. \‘ictors .............. 4 1 800 Express Nine ........ 2 2 500 Highlanders .......... 2 4 333 Giants ............... 2 3 400 Juvenile League. Won. Lost P.C. Park Nine ........... 5 0 1,000 Tecumseh ............ 3 2 600 Hurons .............. ll 3 225 Clippers .............. 0 4 000 LINDSAY AT PETERBORO. Monday, the Wideawakes, repre- ? senting Lindsay, Peterboro champions game of ball at the Quake score of 9 to] befor who went away we exhibition. Dick Butler‘s braves in the first innings, of the teams broke un innings. when t began to find the weak spots of Lindsay crew an ball all over the the score up to t boro bovs busy swinging th was put i boys were too h suit his twisters the field, while at it which prov Both team swer matched. both in t The following is the teams: Peterboro. Clements, l.i.; Hokins, p.. 3rd; An- derson, 2nd b.; Madoc. 55.; O'Brien, Ed- 3rd b.; Murphy, r.f.; Craig, c.i.; monds. 0.; Tossen. 1st b. Lindsay. Cinnamon. Cain. 3rd 1).; c.f.; Carew .r.i.; Cotton. 1st b. __â€"-â€" LACROSSE. The Lindsay la the management 0 exhibition game defeated by the score of 6â€"4. getting put the sire - of the goal. sees the stock she SATURDAY NIGHT, ed to lower it. he only way to get goods ' kly. Therefore promis You know t This is a re We are not lis EMENT you may ds from any of the Dress Goods, Dress Linings, Underwear, Corsets, Belts, C Sateen Underskirts, Wrappers, Cotton Bats, Toweling, Trimmed Millinery, Flowers, Curtain Poles, E ifi'lfi‘ldifiififild w‘lfidfiifiifi‘l’cfifiifilfi‘lfidfiifik ANNOUNC Supply your nee $51 .321" % Silks, Gloves, Hosiery, Corset Covers, Shirtings, Flan Boys’ Sweaters, ,. not put out trying to: fast as they stepped he various teams in the ozier made another at- ‘ 0nd quarter, but were Cannington made a. a and after 1 and Crozier, scored were defeated by the in a friendly r city by the e about 500 people, ll pleased with thel gtempt in the sec 'overpowered. , number of rus chased by Koy three goals in succession. Cannington were the faster and with some fin two more goals in the t Primeau, the Li theltaken out of d began pasting theiReilly field; this soon put‘ he 9 spot. Hopkins the box and kept the Peter- e willow Running Garfield and Barber. Hop, step and j team, age, Quinn, MacD cored her and Bricker. Pole jumpâ€"Archibald. Throwing the hammerâ€"W by Archibald. Putting e fourth Three-mile team raceâ€" d braith, Longboat, h and Tait. Discus, free styleâ€"Walsh and Archi- bald. Discus, Greek styleâ€"Walsh. and Ar- chibald. Javelin, free styl n and Joe Gans have . for a finish fight, to and Archibald. hes, being tied the score which neither til the fourth‘ he Peterboro bunch | e long runs 5 hird quarter. as then ndsay star, w e hard chases in e latter part score nington bunc ving the » i giving som lquarter, and in th two goals before the Can could hinder their course, lea score 6â€"4. __â€"â€"-â€"' THE RING. n the box, but the Lindsay andy with the bat to and was soon put in Hopkins had a turn‘ , ed to be. much better. I Eta place at Ely, e exceedingly well ' he field and at bat. lineup for both Ga up mo Battling Nelso signed articles braith, Parkes, “Battling” Nelson, who defeated Joe Fitzgerald ns-in 17 rounds at Calma, re than $14,000. The gross rc- lceipts were $24,531. cleaned drews, Young, Cycling, 100 metresâ€" drews, Young, Anderson and Morton. Cycling, 5,000 metresâ€" Young. Anderson on _â€"â€"-â€" TH E OLYMPIC SPORTS. s the oflicial list of n which the Cana- ton. Cycling, 20 kilometresâ€"McCarthy. Anderson and Mor- The following i Olympic sports i dians will compete: P" 2nd b" H' Hopkins, 100 metres- Lulzemau, p.. 2nd b.: Williams. c.; Dobson. as: land. Hopkins. l.f.: O‘Keefe, ton . Kerr and Sebert. 200 metresâ€" Buddo. 400 metres-Quinn. Kerr and Sebert. soo metresâ€"Lukeman. crouse team. under and Fitzgerald. t Mr. Allen Garlan. met the Cannington team in a tight g Monday. but were n. Buddo Cycling, McCarthy. Fits- and Morton. Quinn, \ 1.600 metresâ€"Meadows. Buddo, erald. Galbraith and Tait. res hurdles-Saves er and Bricker. This was the first game of the sea- Ember son. and the local boys played exceed- ingly well. Reilly doing all the scor- ing. Primesu played an excellent game, making some line rushes. Koyl and Crisier also tried their luck in ng Cannington lines, but could not get within reach In the opening quarter, Lindsay started at a great pace and scored be- fore the We fellows knew where they were standing, but the tables were turned a few minutes afterwards when a Cannington man Barber. Goldsboro, Noseworthy, Conroy, Burn and Tait. Standing, brood Barber. Running broad Savage, MacDonald, Garfield, Barber nd Bricker. Javelin held in th , s . ’ lNevada, on ePt Barber and Archibald. 1,600 metres relay raceâ€"Buddo, Kerr, Sebert, Tait. and his frien his complete rec Ker and Be- Andrews. Young. 1m kilometresâ€"McCarthy. Anderson and lor- Cycling, arkes, Andrews. Young. to pursuit race. three laps- Andrews. Young. | nelettes, Men’s Collars, tains, Curtains, high J Burn, markably good opportunit 'll put all previous ting any prices for t be sure we h se lines. Dress Trimmings, Sateens, ollars, Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Spring Coats, Fall 'Coats, Table Linens, Yarns, Feathers, tc., Eta, Etc. ay Morning if me Every Day jumpâ€"Lukeman, umpâ€"MacDonald, ICARTWRIGHT TOWNSHIP FARM- ER HAD NARROW ESCAPE y’- Emerson, of Cartwright, th an accident Fri- e been very umpâ€"Lukeman, Sav- onald, Garfield, Bar- the weightâ€"Walsh. Meadows, Gal- Fitzgerald g eâ€"Walsh, Barber e middleâ€"Walsh, and Barber Cycling, one lapâ€"McCarthy, An- Anderson and Morton. McCarthy. An- e for us to stop so the lower th out in a hurry is to lower t Final Bargain Carnival, ave pulled the prices down, down Cottons, Dress Muslins, Cretonnes, Art Muslins, Smallwares, Cotton Night Gowns, all kinds, Towels, his Grea Mr. township, met wi which might hav While using a hay-fork the tackle became too pulley in the roof it and become de- Was Swinging alsh and ‘ day serious. strain on the reat, causing the f the barn to spl tached. The mass of iron fe like rapidity, Ion the ily, in its descen beams, thereby lo otherwise doubtedly have been kill he sustained a pain ds will be pleased when overy is reported. Body Was Horribly Manglc 11 with lightning- striking Mr. Emerson d head. t it first struck the sing much of its Mr. B. would uno ed. ' ful wound, shoulders an Luck- gine of a derrick iron pipes, was the sad ending of the life of Mr. Michael Mulvihill. at 10.40 o’clock Tuesday morning near the junction of the G.T.R., north of the’ town. The horrible death met by Mr. Mulvihill has probably no precedent in the history of the town or the sur- rounding vicinity. force, Gal- was, McCarthy. d Mor- HOTELKEEPER CHARGED WITH ILLEGAL SALE OF LIQUOR -OASE DISMISSED. 0 was charged at his Mr. Abe Warren. wh with the illegal sole hotel in Cembrsy. Magistrate Moore was defended by and the Crown was Tandem. 9.000 metroâ€"Mason. 1. a. Weldon. 0 Garnet-I. finder-on. Young. Anderson and n. of liquor appeared before Friday morning. He Anderson read. and llr. Wer- Mor- The evidence The charge was ren pleaded not guilty. ven by the witnessoo m ”We but as this probably is o and down. Will you miss this opportunity ? 31% or relatives tl‘wl‘v Capes, Waists of Men’s Underwear, Men’s Socks, Silk Velvets, Lace Cur- E the Post=office, Lindsay, Ontario the prices to such a point that the people ____________________â€"â€"â€"â€" Come With the Cr / Final Bargains Will be the Best \ taken and he 11 the stock has been WILL CLOSE TORE % “pretty plnl'w” a x? have sash l‘lll“..‘:.'.. owds. Our ver Offered. Directly Opposite In furnishing you reful not to llles‘ .. 1:3!) economical out. 'lvilifimined by carpi-tn azafgfgtlie same pattcrn , plan also [link-7r ll wigg?!’ Whi-‘ll lllv (luwr. left open. 3’ For your llllllYl'J {land Cilall'.‘ of Unix. easily take I. \jzl", more i'llé’other. A (Who r «'1 .E‘sidcboard. and :1. g $308.11 afford 2'. 1? moulding put :7, fir-0011: “‘l l Ul’ " if; room wall. HIM: ) ';*- material, and sun- ) ' the pretty who” ‘, which comw :z. -. " are of suvl‘: H15 ,1 eedSe The 5811- 2% .curtains ma) an . lain pOlt'n. .m: " our customers. iii 'bmwod... u T. " ings, etchings , 111’ LAST PUBLIC a f them in your rl.:.1 ' not hang photon: For your lmI‘ a {Unabll‘ Cliiill" it these, with y. .m )\ pictures and sum ) tains, should mu 7% Cosy and }IT«*‘.'.}' For the- lunil‘m ) K ‘. enameled iron I. ) for them «nu-I. v. K‘ the rvsi of ilzv i ) to dt‘pt'llll up: 5 money you ism % may he, said In l \ sing tahlm lilwl fashioned ::' ‘..-r % your llll>lv11lnl ‘~ pentvrinu and in] N For ‘.lr"“llil_' ital) ) 9 ) White 1nu~lm uvc \ ‘ lvric is pra-ttiy. a 2‘ W is scan-v, :1 long stewed and Govt-r Serve as 3 Tt't'W-D 2% make a pretty } A , The kll('llv'll a ) i care in tum-Ann % array of ust-lvsg ) pans, but do 1.fo \ utensils. :1. w-un‘ ) tdal talll“.~. sun] \ good Clock. ulna stationary sivaf. linoleum for the add to your lot] \‘ T%%W%W%%WWWWWW$%%%%%%iflWww able. EVERYTHII H Dark Calum- \ the wrong >Ill¢7 WHILE AT WORK TUESDAY MORNING Heavy Iron Pipes onto a Flat Car «Engine Fell on Top of Him. dâ€"Movcd His Arms After He Fell--- Inquest Will be Held---Body at Undertaking Rooms r l Crushed to death between an en- WAS LIFTING PIPES. For some time past the sides of the track have been lined with long iron pipes. similar to those used for sew- erage purposes. Mr. Mulvihill had had orders to have the line cleared. and was assisting the men to get the pipes on the flat car. A derrick was pieced on the oer to pull the heavy pipes up. and it was in this way that the accident happened. CAR FILL ON Hill. They had lifted four pipes onto the car in this manner. and were attempt- ingtorsisetbedfthwhenegmtof wind sprung up while the heavy iron air. The durlok gave a I under the heavy weight, but the \most indescribable. A long rivet had gine off his body and they were forc- - ed to call for aid. and was r MOVED H IS AR MS. men spoke to him. as if trying to to free himself from his horrible po- sition. He was seen to move again. but by the time the doctor arrived he had expired. HEAD BADLY CRUSHED. Several willing hands came to the assistance of the workers and the en- gine was taken on at last. The doctor pronounced Mr. Mulvihill dead and statod that be had expired short- ly after being struck. His body was in a horribly mangled condition. al- burrowed its way into his back. and he had been severely burned by the boiler of the mine. His body was almost doubled. nearly every bone in his body was smashed to a pulp. and be .was crushed utterly beyond iwhom they had known for su “wt: : Some of the men had been in 1‘- . l ploy of the railway as long; :1: 1i. “ foreman. and Were firmly anal-Mi ? . ‘ the “NHLâ€"'01 ”A: p it more than on i there utterly broke, down and 2.7.3.1 remowd rm" ‘ I move away. The body was removed to ill. é? oi the deceased on Russr-ll-st. 1 Tangney. _ Mr. Mulvihill w s "' w: > of . horted him to keep up courage and l and had been in {111,941.31 if, .3; they would soon have him out. They' ' p )‘ ‘ ; him. Some men | ‘Grand Trunk for twenty years. [was foreman oi the bl‘ldgv Inuddv egarded as a very «fin-M“ » . workman. ' In cooking s1 in connection with the railway be executed, he was tchcd as foreman to 100' alivf 11 ,, . e deceased has been a :‘sixivlll .1 4 sharp .kmf" ml J make ll warm. I It is thought that Mr. Mulvihillito must have been conscious for a short 1 P3 time after his fall. He moved hisi arms twice about his head after the» gem-m . Th this w " ‘ W to I) ever since he cmnlwn“, 3 cut easy. work on the road, 'known and highly respvciwl- 3' dipping them was a member of the Roman (“311W {l a minute 3 lie church and an active work"? 1" $3, To keep lira the C.M.B.A. 4““ and A wife. and three chih The sympathy community is extended to tln- in their bereavement. W -The Chief Constables“ for Canada has been invi him. ted to med. , STRAYED OR ST OLE Brandon's Roberts). some time betwee IS”! and Nth. a Buy More comm five years old. with a wh forehead. Any person gi motion as to her wheres liberally rewarded. SMITH. 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