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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
SENATOR TILLMAN
SCORES A VICTORY
Bill Designed To Strengthen DiSpenSafy
System Passes.
WAS NOT A DISSENTING VOTE
Act as 1t Reads Will Make the Caro-
Ina Law Strong.
WAS NOT A DISSENTING VOTE
ALL NOW RESTS WITH THE HOUSE
Carolinian Feels Sure That Speaker
Reed Will Give the Measure an
Early Consideration.

Washington. July I5-(Special) -Senator
Tillman scored A rather unique victory to-
day, when he not only secured unanimous
consent for the considerable of his bill,
designed to strengthen the dispensary
system. but got that bill through the SEN
ate by unanimous vote.
The till amends what is known as the
Watson law. by eliminating from that law
the expression enacted in furtherance of
its police powers" 1t is upon this clause
that the recent decisions OF the courts are
hung. it being commended that the dispen-
sary act is not a law enacted in further
ance vi the police powers of the state.
The act as Il viii stand if the house in
dorses the action OF the senate IS as fol-
lows:
That all iermented. distilled or other in
toXlcatlpS liquors Or liquids transported
into any state or territory. or remaining
therein IOr use. consumption. sale or stor-
age therein shall upon arrival within the
limits of said state or territory he suO-
Jcct 10 the sane extent ana IL the same
manner AS though Sucn liquors or liquids
had been prO,suc-d al such state or terri
tory, and shall not be exempt therefrom.
by reason Of being introduced therein ia
original packages Tor private use or other
wise. ana such states shall have absolute
control of such liquor or liquids within
their borders by WhOmsoeNeT produced and
for whatever use imported, provided that
nothing herein contained shall be con-
strued as affecting the internal revenue
laws of the United States or liquors in
transit through state or territory
Whether he viii be able 20 get cOnsidera-
ton FOR the measure IN the house Sena-
tor Tillmnu does not know He denies tho
story published IN "a Charleston paper
which put Speaker Reed In the attitude
of laughing at The proposition.
Il had no such talk with the speaker
as that alleged to have been quoted"
said the senator, after the bill passed
the senate today. 1 did see him and say
that / would like 10 have MIN look into it
and Il possible get il before the house Al
this session lie said he would look into
it, Whether we viii get action at TINS
session or not. 1 cannot say"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
ARRAIeNs PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Morgan Says the Government Is Being
Robbed by T.

Washington. July "a discussion 90
Tu-"n Pacific railroad affairs ocruu.ed the
attention ~ thr senate tu.8ty The aan-
cheney appropriation hil was taken up
early .u fBe day and NIr Morgan proposed
au aular .lal.n GOO dee .s-n-d Co. prevent tlo con-
summation ~ au agreement made some
TIME -.uce flr the settlement ~ tha govern
uleut's claims against tine road AR Nor
Eau BE f1rDuElsout Ile day. severely
.lrr-s-allu.s tAe Pacific railroad managers.
Is Ger .u fha dly the entire subject was d.s-
posed II rs the Withdrawal - the para
lrarl r1 xhich 1Ir. Mo-gln had offered h.s
amendment
Morgan Offers Amendment
SIR Nor-s.u. ~ Alabama. Of a-,G another
rrsi.-r,irueuI uu Pacific railroads providing
tl.ar no rart 90 the sinking furd ~ the
Uu-su Pacific Railroad Company held In
sne Treasury 81 tile United Sta--s shah b.
u-.d su pursuance 81 any AGREEMENT bee
tween th- president of the Iuit-t States
or any ofIc-r 80 The United States snd
Louis Ff.zEera'd. chairman ~ the reorsan-
f-atlor. committee. 90 lhe Union Pacific Rail-
road Company. or any other company or
corEursi t-oil-
AR Morgan spoke At length IN support
OF th.. amendment. saying the pending
agreement between TIA Executive branch
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19

Washington and Lee university has con-
ferred the honorary degree of LID. on
General William Z. Craighill. late chief of
engineers, United States army.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19

James Aram. one of the wcalthiest men
In Wisconsin. who died recently. left over
$5Q.Q01 for public charities.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19

Good morning, Have you read Thomas
Slater article for men on page 6. headed
"He Sends II Free?'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
Wheat and Corn Statistics.

From The New York Financial News.
The annual yield of wheat and corn. and
the highest and lowest prices for Il series
OF years. is as follows:
High Low
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19

on December 81 1896. there were open in
Russia 1856 miles Of railway, Of which
5o3l miles were double lines.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

And waiting fragrance DER me eewy sod !:
IN hzvzsh food sEe rose
Upon TIE soft air throws
Her hezven-trpasz1re1 sweets, a. brexTh-
Ing for q Cod
TOE quiet valleys s.esp
Within the d~ovwy deep
OF purple vapor sgreaked WIZ sezrsafs Of
god,
wx.e. on nesghcorng Ri,
The cock, with clarion snrII.
CAfis 1zS.lesx man TO view there efsF5es
manifold.
Tue s-eamsrs Ee ~ resi-
Upon ths waters breaee
wt1h tribute laden from ali cistanA landB;
Rsch fruits Of sunny czIne&
Ra-s products Of the n11neD,
Al sh4ngs made good by God. O. skcrfsA
human hands.
On ief-y Ratnier's sads
The seecy vapors rsdA
Prs sx that heaven toward w11dA 6hsy
seem 20 go;
White. PIERCING through sha ekass.
HIS crystal slopes arse,
Up % the glorious dome. wsth golden Eghx
agsow.
On, e such charms intense
Are but the thrills of sense
Touching 8 spirit wrapf IN bonds of oAy,
What repSures may we know
When ene freed soul shall glow
In the bright morning OF eternal dayf
NATURE.
(John Lamb, Seasstle.>
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03
The Vision.

Az eAe foot Of TIE nj xAty TsAoruaA.
Where the forest parts oily FOR hz.ooxles
Where the voacs OF blse song BIRD IS silent
And Nafurs speaks seldom IN breezss;
seaNh. the chosen suqpanlisa.
Slept.
No need OF = guard tor rs siumbers.
For Ks tribe vas a. peace w3sh the world
Peace fsad he sought sor at al tines
Psscs had b offered anc fougnt for,
And peace Allied RS soul as BE slept
Now aAe aSr seemed - people before hsrn
Ard Arms as % fairies appeared;
And voices, tire sofpsss and sweetest.
NfnNAwK. csae-i.ke. IN mystical music
wseh words % sncSsuenezlt and promise.
Spoke.
"Oh. sea,ssi Proud chief OF .hs valleys,
War brings 20 some sudden destruction,
Bot peace brings the destruction % Ere!
TsY.Gv efo~ss Tor psaoe have been Needed.
The peSace shoa hass sought for no~
"w!th peac.," satd sas vo,o. c, tia
fares.
''Thou hast earned ira reward OF tie fa-
eure.
wSvh p-ace. though. 90 endsux - r+uae.
We Bear s.see saas promise immortal.
TNs reward ot cae fA3thfGi, lie few
A narae.
Yes. a name. q tae ages forever:
A uans N@en eay race Is sxtnE asshsd.
When SuQuanlssA are ous q f~adssaca.
krscwa Only RI sonr an6 Il Story;
A n2u.e 81 ne land EzEou hast koved-'
TA~n SaataA. g-sil sleeping. hFt s~nsssuI.
RerFed 70 - drszza-ST-ong % FAIRIES
aon fc~set CIR great rzce's TRADITION;
fhat -, }v.aS. whose nz1-e goes 70 ot>s-v
Sh@G ehus tasa rs name ard se ban ed,
Fhog-asrss'
"Erea So SD rse vosoe % esss fairies.
'-ray narHe snail - lcsE thyseaf oanss4e9:
Try hoiy - asses. soel-treec:
ACt sAyse4f sfAs - gcst - ea~ss only.
Thy saa--e. eta rEw5, - ever aEnna-eaa"
E'1soV- sleE csoncss ac1 FOR q gse1ancsl
10 ne .-zssrds 80 hut ~ e rsaaaer
Wgui8 uos Ssa1ta &c ta- 6 ezg.Ura.
~ e&-zsae1 f,sn he zn5 is p.aasu-es
IaAs so<eve~ rs gssrae oc rss2<n eerea -
Taey v2resss@a-
me css3ssezsa A~Tc51e. al esoezrr sess.
tie scueHs kaT was tcrzs OF rs dream:
ilssesaeS snar ss~ t1e vosep - tae .ag-s@s:
DIVES rrGo7 oE tie s%cxe< .. groDSs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03

Where the calm Pacific's border
Peneaatcs the fruitful land,
And the waters. and the woodlands
Meet the eye on every hand,
Stands q young and growing city.
Gazing outward DER the sea,
Reckortng TO the wealthy ORIENT,
ssGreetings rich we send 20 thes."
We have forests, boundless forests,
Gift of God 10 rich and poor,
Waiting for the hands OF rnortais
An their treasures 10 secure
Climbing UP the snowy mountains.
Spreading down ward to the main.
sxirt.ng swift and mighty rivers,
Clothing valley. hill and plain.
Far away amid che mountains
We have mines OF virgin gold
Only waiting for mans genius
All their treasures TO unfold.
Msne- OF IRON, copper. silver.
Rich beyond al mortal ken,
Placed by primal fires or nature
There 10 bless and comfort men.
And, as though the very waters.
President with a gift divine
Knew the needs Of every mortal
In the endless realm OF time
1A4ountaSn torrents rreet and gather.
Flowing onward tn their might,
Calling TO the ear OF science,
Here % power. heat and light"
You have ceeming millions waiting,
Deft OF hand and quick Of brain,
Al whose magic touch ala nature
Potent. turns 90 human gam;
Waiting but 90 find a people
Needing what you have 10 FvA
That, by Interchange Of blessings,
Bouh may prosper. grow and Live
So. frerernssiy we greet you
Nippon. India Old carslay.
Eawaf and far Australia.
Friends forever. es todsyt
Here upon the graceful h4Iltops,
Lice the .arTlou. ills OF Rome
Hope We yet mfHson sreernen
May n tETson hnd a home.
Here. By natures special bounty
Placid waters. peaceful sky.
Baifny ar ard neaichsul hreszea,
Motives noble. purpose high:
Here we hope % bud q city
Worthy Of poets pen.
Glorious rasEue for fvture ages,
PRIDE OF ali the sons OF men
coRDfLLERAs.
usaoel Wallace. seattIs.)
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03

II trends to cen this outse sdgs = -
domain:
And here II fsalts. 70 mAAe -
mother earth
wealth. ard art,
The globe enciscled means -
for aye.
Except that chips 61an 80
heaving seas
TO bring the old world "a -
more akin.
TITS weil-'tis heaven's Wtnsns4 ss'W
less. high decree.
Here great Seattle shsnsA sen-
with might. .s
In all her splendid majesty. snd - ...s
With beauteous grace. : c'vsc ousa ="
famed to be.
From virgin woods ana S1eS
sprung; .1 -
Baptized with blood and sccuf5N -
fire ard scathed -
nv woes and SCARED by wounoA
tered not nor auaiied; xn
An aashsngs OF adversely -
scorn; ~1 =
And srorn the oucbls q sahs~
cmergeu su<on
OF sterl,ng worth. - snsrs1s
world; -. -
And when prosperity Win 60
sfione ON her, ~,ra
IA was her need Of honor -
due well earned.
Already mistress Of lsnetnse
To .vsrv +gw-n shs bis oodspss0
yTanAer grows herself;
Rivals NAV rise who fafn 49,
from her strong grasp ne{
u.r nscriass orze OF pr.nacy; -
TN. waak est zephyr's breath w
-, s .stss a sssh 2 sian s.ysaz s'srss
mar. = ~
Ennarbored with IN an
, turs Shows 20 s.-ouro.s ~us vss11s
And fortified by al sns
know. - = -
Her people loyal, fua -
and bold - Se6De
Endowed and gifted VIZ
60. sar IT,. .ru,,ans. 81 - ~
Ard rzcks not where II CIVIL
soape with els iustrA
v y,uon forward bus - ~ =
And anchored ~ her ~hA
vrosrid's great snaps' 49,
WHIT. str~tching from her
old north south. sas- 49, = -
.~a long. Hspous. snznlns
sred steel, ~.cAt0D . =
Ara ~ her door vtsv N
zones, ...H~rn. tnG2
An oarnas: within hsr po'1
rnagni fieence-- orsWs'
Tn. factors true cae'
roy ,'s., nsz.S ne ,r4unpas . - =
t., 1880 with .nnass
r0ssierols Rainier, - - -
ing n0apt, ss,sou = -
And rescnern form, an
10 seize, - aU
Ana hola ugth potent swss'
Of The word -
Az ,,,,,. ~. wrss By Fate; -
fame :. vs - ~
And glory yet shall $50
49, ,s@rn. me stars aocye. - =
Ia azure heights siofs.
-, WAYS .- . sDsss. Of ooxysoe - 80
yesi n ard carsn and - 8 T1zE
us2re- -,~sxssl1nrv.
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se ne nercs ana 90
/ ~ sat MS prey sxd 49, -
Slept IN rs,, s"ne uHaswsus ~
wsa,e1,e - - , wssef saesp q. -
sasisrx or.. a ssnssd ssAhss
Saw nav 80 - wa<ers hsuA -
Nn.ss-. Ia ne sparkkne sus
N'Snins ssve shs ksAs -
fTosa stassie and h.s 49,.
v1 Ing since deaf 10 ssr.sss
-4os sci their phanenr,
r sc Eis2py hunting rrsssU
A~olaS me wfss<e rnanx 49,
a. 49,, S-s uesas have wrouxhs ". -
Ana seast4es proud youns - - h
eSafds WITH Jealous ~ ~
fos cne paie-tace, rest1>~.
Pressing onward sr-s--sS ~s
$3.50 s.ssi.,s vSswasd towards Is. -
., neae'lea at last this wayssss
"s-ss across the sAsn!nx - -
s-io ne wooded Gifts src,,rs
saw osisspfesad gao<sous nrs,..
IN '1as saeres OF Puget sou,S,
NOW, me click OF ccunsless -,
Anu no busy hum OF rnrlL
ARD ehe shrek Of nocaurrsvs.
Wake the echoes OF The ~
SnfoAe atrial athwsrt tA~ 49,.
snowy sails and sarndsr 49,.
Flags nom far across the a,~-
Manglng with our strsoe. -
I'm nc NIL c-est's lofty syv,A
Far as human eye can =.
sunny slopes and pcaceful y>s>.-
ROCKY shores. and wavs-oe.~s
Ripping lakes and stately rnrs..
Soaea&e homes and bussdsnsr -.
Wiatie afar IN lonely srsnd.u.
Sentinel Ike. TIE nouna1un 49,
White ard cold beneath r. s~s...
White and cold where rrs,onh~.s
Through nhe centuries unAessr~
Summers heat or wfror,s r.s,
AolI1ng deep within their bcson
Hoards unseen and wealth unss,A
Clittersng gems OF tasrsst mrrs
Rugged. cleaning hars q IVA
Such the vision, such rhs pscsw~
Which before me l;eu Manr,~6,
Glorious! surging! joined By eou~-~
To the nations Of the world
May pros pegaty continue,
Crowned with bless mr. ~ 49,.
Guard her. guide her, keep her ~
Fair Seattle. peerless Quesn.
MlzYAH
(drs. L. Y. Gilbert. chrisnu1e,
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SEATTLE.

Far Seattle, grand and stately.
Ra~nx terraced from the sea,
Al her hear Win kfs o's~fiowlng.
Al asr pulses rf-g5osTg free.
Sweeping back Or. rnevai forests
From sne HILLSIDE and ~ glen,
Herring giant sr and cedar.
Bu1ldsng up tss homes % msn-
Essiax Ike q magic cry,
Crowned By coun szess dome and sp.rs,
Wae-s Seattle ard ais warriors
Ks-r6Isc Oft tne!T co1nca FIRE.
where TIE Etfse and rawny savage.
Daring through <lae sun ard shade.
Pasnted. psumed ard armed with arrows.
Chased the monarch Of TIE glade,
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On waves by autumn breezes swift ca
ressed.
The sun sinks lower. crimson glow IRE
sl1tes
The mountain COPS are kissed 20 rosy
fame
Across the foam long. dusky shadows
creep:
dies,
Sweet stars come out. rhetr glinmer1nx
paths 20 claim.
Above tho city, oueeniy IN her steep.
HARRISON
fFlcrsnce NJ. Adams, Dztnlap)
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That yet shall circle chy tan-honored
brow.
The worth that claims my praises even
now.
II hut the earnest Of my coming name.
Both wealth and ART shall yet unite 80
frame
A future far surprising thought. and
bow
Tc no ambitious rival Soon the plow
wGi turn the sotl around thee. and. sHams
VITA rudy bloom. the banks OF Wash
tnguoa
And Union lakes viii picture fsirylsnd.
while monuments 10 al THAI trade has
won.
VIII ornament sny strest. on every
hand.
Go sea.
Alone oar make thee what thou art 70 be.
SONNET.
Grew. W. Fl. @. Temple, ssRttisl
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CITY OF sEArrLA

Behold. the promise OF The an 4, A.
flied,
As stand we on tfks ceuoso.e ww.n
shore.
And looking outward west. ~ but ~
of land.
And onward vet. gAxe only a ~ -
tered wastes
Expanding Ear beyond our eager. ~
1ng ken
And naught beside save beund3sn -
and Gods !nnnsty.
Dominion. Graded In the sndsu1 n
has long
Since burst and lung aSide IL ewnd1ne
bands. and sought
A newer realm across a eosanao - Z
now
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SEATTLE.


A fsT~ud Of sealth, eAs mighty,
Sesastf. great cnse - the siwash:
Sealth. the greudess Suquarnish;
Seatth. the good:
Sealta. ere z peaceful:
SsrFsh. tire fr.eud OF ths pale-facs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03

On Gre hllS tween ia ,Aks and eess
ocean
F>1a % srsrgy. Eee and o. motion.
A cry az thousands S1T1a sbzn1:
w-h-co. true 20 E1e tale % tese fares
TIA changed rzne OF SSs>La s..A S<-s.so
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~ 10 gate o. the OCEAN, Pacsda
ssaesAe. proud 'Qnesn OF css West"
TIE peac. OF Seam IL her breast,
But IN energy, pride and ambition, 80.
rife. DE wAMPISH.
lR<cazrc SAKE Tozes. Geae.ss)
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sEATTIR.


Of szs offered By ..ss POst-Inseil-geucer
szATrLs.
Az RAJ, re sturey ysorr~ns wao began
re rrzre fo1adassonz % se1stis's PRIDE.
who crossed WITH hopeful hearts TIE
przirf.s vide.
whose lofty purpose al ysus tears est
A -1sse oa-rscxsc sursvan-
VINO followed srsxss ard mc~nssln DAshs
unuiec.
Ard OK srcounss~sl hosuss srsb0 -
side.
ARD pitched yo~r ssas beyond rss SQUAD
All hs,u - horses. wAs. vim waisnaa's
BsA.sd ne srs>sns.s wnsoA ives ~ -
And. trusting n rs gssdans psw~ -
Advances unaauuesd coward sss w~.sse
The presens In f.s wsory oszads, IN low
Ard ss~rniy homage. 30 tns long aga
III.
To thee, queen csty Of the Sound, tuyn
Ard contemplate thy beauty. and the
worth
or thy proud sons. who need no royal
birth
TO make shsn rnxly: and our eyes as
ceFa
The bread bay ~ xhy feet, the heights
skat burn
wAsh sunset spICcor, and ths fruitful
earth,
Lake-dsxnpled. laughing a. IA very rrhrth.
WITH rsze-bioom biush1ng on her cheeks;
ard learn
1rh.A 1910 ha.h or.s done hsrreif IN coxer
For thine @nnob.ernerr: that enterprise
Hath Eftea mighty columns In the power
or dauniless faith; rnat pluck. that
never dee.
Hath built q home. waere millions yst
snail live
And bless the nation with the wealth they
give.
III.
dare not trust myself to paint the fame
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The flags represent the loyalty char
acteristic Of the city. The phoenix in
the lower left-hand quarter of the panel
is symbolic of the city's revival into new
life and strength after the fire. The yes
sells in the lower right-hand quarter rep
resent shipping and commerce. The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03

Near ne RIPPING voice 81 -1s blows.
'Ss<&-a 3I&6zsoa's iog-iea111g wEscss
I&es Ia body o. SeaS1a. tie grad.
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The above is the design for a seal of the
city of Seattle prepared by Lester S.
Riley, to whom tho committee of judges
awarded the prize OF $50 offered by the
Post-Inteliigencer. The head of Chief
Seattle Is symbolic of the city's name.
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TIE poem Which usoss closely disputed
Go superiority OF Mr.. Temples eonposl-
sson fo3iowss
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Below 10 ne poem 20 sns safrno~ .,
~-sca eas -nnsrte~ AWARDED the prize
Of az offered By ere Pos+-Tateli-gezcer.
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EfnX0f

ScaSat. Esesue4 ard erezznsa: found. Only
az GeAsA
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sEATrLN.

eocryrsns. 1895. by r. ~ ssepa-a)
Queen Of tire hills. queen OF ire sunset
sea-
Thy chrome was mssSsas ready Of Cd ssrne
Bent Ger shy shoulder. ssleas. grim. sub
Eme.
x,ss whsts-e~ew<t ssr~scss~l scseps ssz.s
Cor eneA
Ranged az cay frcn3. seeming Go yaele
ire knee
Ana Bow their sncs~a. ssa1s. es3sxss wsva
rme,
"a. uacunsasns 81 sss o~ss. say vigorous
prime
Acknowledges sovereign nAa say uT~s-
ssty.
ors~sA ard oesstsrs meet wesAta cry
eourss
TIE f-csen Noxua Ter geld. shs ssIsA se~
fruit
Law al sAy s~A sr~vsnx eAy sss.s Ia
surn:
OF sey nu~-~s~e H@zss ire Ear rspo<,
Airs ard FNgsan SAa3s w1tn wonder
nr1rtG
Ana snzss own <~oi VA ssszny AsxA eosA
narn- A
(xAcuaas rSoAsSss~ snsszr,s. ssassasA
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CITY OF SEATTLE.

The following poems were considered =.
be well worthy OF publication:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03

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GEORGETOwN vs.. VERMONT.
The College Games VIII Begin i'll
Earnest Today.

The Georgetown University schedule of
college baseball games with out-of town
teams VIII begin in earnest this aftern oon
with game with tie sturdy team from the
University OF Vermont.
The Georgetown players are, with one
exception, in prime condition. and playing
the game with a snap and so that is eN-
hilaIatiug Third Baseman Mcintyre is
the only man not in shape TO play tliS
afternoon, he having been slightly injured
III practice He win he in shape to play
his position in the game on Monday with
the Washington League team. Snith VIII
play the third bag this afternoon, and,
Judging from his recent work, he will play
1t well. "Home-run'' Rearlon VIII play
his regular position at shortstop, and will
add strength To the otherwise strong team.
Captain Mccarthy VIII give all three of
his pitchers a chance to aid III bringing
defeat to the Green Mountain boys side.
The visitors of today lost their first game
ON their Southern trip to the University
Of Virginia, and are playing great game
Manager Collins has made arrangements
to accommodate very large crowd OF
spectators. and the affair promises To
draw out large attendance OF ladies
prominent in society circles, and the game,
from present indications, Will 5e made
brilliant social and athletic event
The batting order OF the Vermont team
will he as follows johnson. shortStOp;
whelan, second base; Addinger. catcher
Dinsmore. pitcher; Miner, third base and
pitcher; Emery, first base; Weaver, left
field: STYLES, right field, and Raymond,
center field.
Georgetown viii face the pitcher in the
order: Kelley center field;
Fleming second base; Mccarthy, left field
Reardon. shortstop; Lamb, right field;
Smith, third base; Dawson, first base:
catcher: Walsh, Bach and Clancy.
pitchers The game VIII begin at
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The times., 1897-04-03

bagger aud Cartwright's pretty drive to
right In the fourth, Abbey hit Tor three
bases and registered on McGuire's single
TO left center O'Bricn sacrificed, sending
the odd Reliable" TO third from where
he scored OH Cartwrights second single
to right field. #.
Lush added another tally in the fifth
by pushing out a home run. In the
seventh a single 10y Lush sacrifice by
DeMonr, L hit toy Abbey ana successive
bases ON balls to Farrell, Q'Brien. Cart
wright, Brown and Reilly Increased the
total To nine. the five runs being forced
over the plate by Pitcher Wilson.
The visitors scored for the first time
in the fourth inning After McFarlan had
been retired, from Norton ia Cartwright.
Weddige drew base on balls, reached
second on DeMontrevilles error, aud scored
on ficlders choice OF Mes tap toward
left.
In the Sixth, Ashe hit McF FarIan and
Weddgc in succession. They were ad-
vanceI by Wcihl sneat sacrifice, and tailed
on Mes drive past third In the ighth, Nc
Farlan hit for three bases, and registered
the last run on Weddiges out, from De
Mont to Cartwright