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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-22

A guard was placed over the engine
and the Rangers entered the cars. On
board were two Union paymasters,
having in charge the money for the
troops, the amount reaching $4,000,
which was secured by West Aldrich,
one Of Mosby men. Aldrich prompt
ly reported his luck to Mosby, and
when the full sum was collected it was
equally divided out among the men,
Mosby refusing to accept his share.
The passengers were relieved Of their
funds, which went as individual spoils.
Then the cars were set on fire, and the
band went back with twenty prison
ers, besides the money and the two
paymasters, the latter being sent on
to prison. One of the paymastcrs was
brother to General Rugglcs, now ii
the war department..
Another time train was captured
near Catlett' station, on what is now
the Southern Railroad Hooker wa.
covering Washington, while Pleasan
ton cavalry corps was stationed OF
the river about fifty miles from The
capital. General Stuart had sent tt
Mosby by Captain Fountain Beattic
small mountain howitzer, and it wa:
determined to use it in an attack OF
the railroad which was employed by
the Union army for the conveying Of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-21
CITY NOTICES.
NOTICE TO conTRAcToRs.--JEF'

NOTICE TO COnTRAcTORS-JE
ferson Street Improvement.
Notice il hereby given Tat sealed pro-
posals will be received by the undersigned
secretary Of the board * public works OF
The city Of Seattle Up to 2 o'clock p. m.
provement Of Jefferson street. from the
end OF the present sewer on said street.
between Fourth and Third avenues. 70
the alley between Sixth and Seventh ave-
nues. by constructing a pipe sewer along
said street between said points. together
with all necessary openings, yves, man
holes. l3mpholes. Fentii8tors. flushing
tanks and catch basins. az provided IS
ordinance No. Af3 cree ting local improve
ment district No ti2. and ga accordance
Me IN the Office 49, the board Of public
Each BID must be accompanied by a Ger
tilted check payable 10 the order Of tho
city comptroller. Tor n sum not iess than
five % per cent ~ tne bid and no bsd
viii b. considered unless accompanied by
said check.
The successful bidder viii be required 70
enter into contract and furnish salts
factory bond Tor the amount required b.
The city charter and the laws II the state
% Washington. stfhin ten days after taa-
ing notified % the award Of the contract
70 hlfni failing 10 do 50. the said check
es9d sne aT2oung Fixed therein VII b. for
as a bidder who has within two years
PRIOR 20 the letting Of said contract made
default in payment Of any Just claim
skill Or material furnished pursuant 10
any r8cn contract as herein advertised
or who within said two years tailed 10
c0VFiete any such contracts.
Special attention Is called 20 article
Gkhi % the city charter as now 81 force
relating 20 hours Of labor,~ and To ar
tlcis FA. section u. subs. I and 2 which
read az follows.
Sec g. Subdivision / Before any con-
tract FOR the doing Of any work or labor
Or furnishing any skill. labor or naterlai
70 or for the clty Of Seattle shall Is
valid or binding against the city. the con-
tractor SHAH enter into a joint and sew
efal bond hlrb the city OF Seattle FOR the
use u the city. ard also FOR the use u
ali persons wh0 may perform or eauSn 10
o. Performed any work or labor or fur
nisn or cause TO De furnished any sklV
iao0r Or material IN the execution Of such
contract. conditioned 20 perform inc com
tract according 20 fts terms conditions
ana sfipuiattons. and TO pay as they be-
come due al just claims Tor ali work
ana iaoor 50 performed. and all akin VI
iaOor and material 80 furnished in tina
execution Of sad CONTRACT. and "a COM
ply with ali tbs requirements OF the char
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NOTICE 70 THE PUBLIC.

The public IL herebv warned not 20 pay
any .1orey 20 parties representing = -
ageats OF the Seattle post-E1 eIIlg eFiesF,
except the following. wao are re orlS
as,tfsortzed frsrelirs agents Of .hs Post
Intelligence. viz. J. A. McCIellsn- J. J.
Hawlsy ard r. O. Frsebgrger. Tbs CO.'S
not apply to resident agents OF ;nss tSteF
who are located IL various cities ard towns
IN the Northwest nor 70 postmaster. Tno
arc IN al cases authorized 20 take esiS.
GcrfpsioAF fer the DaslT. Sunday ara
Weekly Post-irtslligencer City colltctoFs.
j. A. Gamer 81 - Hawley. T. v. White
ArL william r. Beatty
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sIEHs-

gEATTLE. ANACORTES. FAIlEs.naA
WfATCOM AND Bl.al -. .a~r ~
CONNECTING az Wbatc0nn Win H.. - stAf
p0srf Roberts Steamer Geofs- - wsar
Iesves seattle al o. IN. Mefsas'ss Arr
neaslays aud Fridays. cennlseetif ..sso u.
cortas witn train Tor Woohey. 9Wssseaa
nan ard Hamilton. arriving ,ss.la.r.sAn
ga m. leaves WhaicOm TOT assn - Isasss
Wbateors 3 p. m. Tuesdays, Tnarseass =.
s.1'1rs9rs. srrIvng AZ seaisis y rasrsss!!
srearger Idaho leaves for PorL as
and ~ay porfs daily. except snEsS',.y'rsEz8
a N. Sunday. direct az a. ~,
Dire leaves Port Tgwnsend
1y,lngtoa dock. Prone. Pike n
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In order 20 secure correct insertion OF
notices under shese beadary- TIE saTre
should be left az tire business oTtce 81
fhiz ps per. 10 charge Is Fna1e for sch
notices.
Fpasrai rosscez. resolutions or other sfe-
cjsl aEnou acerss-fz viii - charged Al ms
rate Of ~ cent? per line each Insertion
PoST- fssTTsrs1.F(f Esssf sfSEs ..
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

JEssES-4t galiara. August y. 1sg7. Car
rse Jeftxe1s az eerssfrTsysttor aged = years
She was 2 sssier q Mrs. Julia EyersaI.
~ whore home abe died
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REWARD

A reward OF $40 wIiI be paid for infor-
nation leading 10 the arTest and conFlc-
ton Of any one stealing copies or TIE foet-
infeiiigeDcar delivered TO sa0scriDefs
throughout the city.
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
s1nents changed for the Sunday issue must
hand In copy BIZ / o'clock Saturday 10 10
eure change.
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Administrators Of the Estate o. Joan II.
Magic. deceased

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
s ate % Washington. foF King County.
Jacob Eurth as aEslZ nes ~ ius8fue NY Of
the Guarantee Ian ana Trust COMPANY
plaintiff. -. william &. Hebron and
Eva y. Hebron A1sila Carpenter zIi-
Chaei Earses Hogatf1 Hathaway aud
Savings and Loan Society. degen8a ats
No. - -. Summons Tor publication
TIE STATE 81 washington 10 the said Fo-
ratio Hathaway and Savings and Loan
Society. certain % the above named de-
PENDANTS
You are hereby summoned 70 appear
within sixty fa0l days after the date - tha
first publication 81 Tails summons to-wst:
Wlfhln sixty fs9l DAYS after sf1e I1th day 81
July. a o. lssf. ard answer the amended
compliant o. che plaintiff and serve a copy
% your answer upon the uFdera Ered aF-
toTBe3-s Tor the plaintiff az tneir Office b.
low stated. ard ~ case u your failure 50
20 d. judgment viii - rendered against
yog according 20 the demand % the plain
uf~s amended CON p4alnL, wAlca has LsSa
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CITY NOTICES

~
ter ard ordinances OF thu ~a--
amendments thereto. which 49, ase =
In al amount hXed Ay the 49, sag =
lie works N9t not less than "a q "a
more tAan tsaA cootEact Price ssrssss c.
paid fer 'aR perf0rmanes ~ 100 100 q i
tract. and shall ha duly sirnss - - -
contractor. and TWO or rners sg s2A
Sufficient suretlas ana 49, Sod -
proved sS herein provided. san e a.
Ia ths office of the city eoY-nfras,sss Id
NldlnE that before approving, -. -
bond the mayor and sonsnsr,nat "a
cause 80 be fled with and n ,r,s..s.f ga.
them. hy the proposed sQTstias ! - y
IRE properties %nee by each a. Z
proposed sUreties, such Hsf s3a
with reasonable certa inty thA% ssNss'aza
properties and showing whether As21as
IS community properly or, ssparesas VA
ertN ana tAe eltcumbraaees -
The boad shall also contain sasfaa
conditions or provisions required e'sss
state i9W, ana such bond shsu ~ ~
~ 10 run also 10 'ae state Of wasAss
Subdivision . The sure,ssx
bond shall each justify as bal ms "a
rest. SsSa a.
More than two sureties may h. 49,.
on such bond, and they may S1sss.Ep's
separate ana different sums less ihss !.
sum speciuea IN such bond. r-.sss.2
thar the aggregate Of their iustss.sssssS
shall be equal % TWO sureties sssssssska
in double thc amount OF the bor,s - -
manner herein provided. -
The board ~ public works reserve. !.
night 20 reject any and all bids. -
Proposals must be Endorsed an ar,..,
IBID for Jefferson Street Inprovss,sssss.slp
BY order % the board II puhllr a.
FRANK OiESON, Serrs,ss.-sA
Date OF first publication. August X.
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ADMINISTRATORS PRIVATE SALE
OF Real Estste.-C. NJ. Sheafe and l..
Dora Cow, administrators of the estate
OF John H. Magic. deceased. having been
ordered by the court 20 sell AZ private
sale the following described property be-
longing TO said estate. to-wit: Lots one
10 six. each inclusive In block 3. and lots
TO 6. each Inclusive, ia block "a OF an
addition 90 the town % Seattle as laid
OFF by d. 4; Denny. az guardian of the
son. commonly known as j. H. Nagle.s
First addition.
The following described lands IN J. II.
Nagles Second addition 10 the city OF Sc
attic. according TO the recorded plat there
Of in Vol. OF plats. al page 81. Of the
auditors records OF King county, to-wit:
All Of blocks T. s, T. Is. - q, .. - % 81.
inclusive. block 2: lots 70 u. each inclu-
sive. block ~ lots Z 20 ~ each inclusive.
block -. lots I 20 II. each inclusive block
80, lots TO u. each inclusive block 81: lots
: TO J. each inclusive. block -: lots / 20
70. each inclusive, block -. lot l. block 81.
lots / to T. each inclusive, block q: lots ]
to l. each inclusive block 20; lots l TO 4.
each inclusive, block 81 lots / 10 each
Inclusive block SO: lots TO s. each inclu-
block 81 lots to 4 each inclusive, block
g. and lots 10 4, each inclusive block 90
all Of which said lands are situate IN King
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given
that said administrators VIII receive bids
for the whole Or the above described prop
or blocks, thereof at any time after the
date of this notice Such bids will he re-
ccived and sales made subject 70 the fol-
lowing conditions tO-Wit:
!. All bids must be In writing. signed by
the bidder or his agent. AID must specify
the property desired
2. AL bids must be either deposited az
the office OF Langley & Siausou, attorneys
Tor admin sfTators. rooms D ti-i III. New
York block. Second avenue. Seattle. wash
ington. or handed 70 one ~ fhe admins
traitors personally. or FLED with the clerk
OF the superior court ~ the state or Wash
ingtou. for King county.
3 No sale Will Do made fDr less than %
per cent. Of the appraised value q the
property.
4 The terms Of sale wiz De cash IN
hand. but credit o. two years may be al
lowed upon the payment OF one-thiFd
cash. ana the balance secured by mort
gage upon the property purchased
5. All sales are made subject K the ap-
pToVal II the court.
s Bids vii - received AT any time after
the date Of this notice. out 40 "a les VIII bs
made uutn fifteen days after said da.e
ana ne salgs can b. made after The sxpi-
ration o. SIX months from said date
Dated at Seattle, Washington. August
70. lss1.
g. NJ SHFAFE
l.. DORA cow
Administrators Of ths Estate o. joan r.
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS sea-. -,
proposals for the construction = - Tf-e.
a. feet OF sidewalk in froat u the I4r,rv
and Central school buildings viii - ~
CeiVet at TIE office 81 the Board 81 d.
rectors of the Ctty - Seattle. School ne
t~i~t No. T. corner OF Seventh avenue ara
Marion street up to y o'clock roar -
Saturday. August n 1877
TIE right - reject any OF al bids q
hereby reserved
\ a GUERNSEY. Se-ra.s--
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RESOLUTION NO. f2s.-BE 1T REsoLy

RESOLUTION NO. f2s.-BE 1T RESolv..
ed by the city Council or the CHy
Seattle as follows:
o. That Il is the intention or the cllF
of Seattle 10 improve Sixth Avenue soa'a;
in said city. from the northerly margh
Weller Street 20 the nOrtherly margin
Dearborn Street by replanking ana Y
sidewalkng that portion 81 said STREET 3.
tween said points heretofore piankeu -
si3ewaiked. -
CO That the cost and expense Of NJ
Improvement be paid for by an asssss', assss
upon the property abutting upon sush III IN
ton Of said Sixth Avenue South timex ~
immediate payment plan. ,.....s
81 That the city engineer De ai,spe.
10 make an estimate Of the cost ana e.
peuse OF said Improvement.
90 That the matter Of making shp "
pfovement viii be considered by tns ,s ~ =
council at a session thereof 20 ne hsn -
the gth day OF September 1881, ~ -
O clock D. m, at which time all persons Z
string 20 be heard before the city co., n,
upon the matter OF making said imps"s
ment are notified 20 be present -
Passed the city council the lstn aAf -
August. 1881. and signed by me IN open ~
sion I'm authorization Of Its passage -
'''" ''' . A's'''' ''''' w. CHAPMAN
President Pro TEN. Of the city coune n
Filed by me this 18Th day Of Apg s.pRY
City Comptroller and Ex-ofaeio sH
Clerk 30
Date Of first publication August i. ~
COUNCIL BILL NO. Gan Ohis
nance granting 70 Thomas Burse aha n
assigns a license and permission ~
pipe or pipes ia and through tEs -
betwecsI First Avenue and secohu :"
ME. r..,ts a
BE IT ordained by the City Of sea''&
follows: go a
Section I. Permission and bcensa -
hereby granted 10 Thomas BURKE ~ ~
assigns 10 lay and maintain ~ ins 80
running north and south betwssaa esT
Avenue and Second Avenue IN ". ~
Of Seattle from the building su1N. 800
Burke Building northeriy aeFoAs PTS
Street 10 the building known as tas -. Z
Butiding pipe or pipes for the sa1ssslx4<
conveying from said Burke ~
10 said Rialto Building so" ~
heat ard power 20 p'.-vsgs<i
in said RiaIf0 Rulding pa,snssg
that the license or permit hsreof IN
may be revoked az any time ~ rsshs
az Seattle upon giving six month"; s5 nausssss
10 the said Thomas Burke or NJ - sfws
Sec. e. This ordinance snaH sss.ssass
ard b. IN forca from and after ~ gsssfss.
and approval. u approved ~ ~ 80 srs
otherwise it shall take effect = ..,ny4sIcn
IL shall become law under tns
of the city charter. "a -
Date ~ first publication Aug1--- .-.-
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Advert tsements under TIE head OF Lest.
Found. For Sale. For Rent and Situations
Wanted will be inserted az the rate OF i
GENT word each Insertion. Payment a.
Ways In advance no advertisement re-
esived for less than q cents.
NO1TCE-The business office OF the POST
lnseiisxsncer Ia open until II .. ~. sunday
hours, 2 a. m 20 1870 p. m. and 10
p. m Classified advertisements viii be re-
cetved Up 10 that time.
Acknowledgements will be received at
ofanch offices OF the post-rnteillgencer.
TACOMA BuREAU-No. i209 Pacific
avenuA.
PORT TOwEsEND-wn A. Pfelfser.
BELLINGHAM BAy-<ew Whatcom,
o. y. Culver. Manager.
..OLfMPfA-4i7h Main street. @. C.
Wfpstaniey. Agent
VICTORIA. II. C.--George Marsden.
The following Letters await advertisers
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wASTEp-An sdea. who can think Of
some simple thing 70 PATENT Protect
your ideas; they may bring you wealth
Write John NedderbuTn a Co. Dept. u
% patent attorneys. Washington. u. 9,
for their 81 500 prize offer and liat CT loo
Inventions wanted.
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DIVER AND WRECkER.
LEGAL NOTICES.

A. o. BENJAMIN-Sand pumps for gold
mining kept in stock, 2l2 Railroad ave
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HELP wAsTED-MaI.E.

WANTEp-For q. 3 army. able-hoaleA
unmarried men. between ages Of ~ snt
81; citizens Of the United states. OF good
character and temperate ilahits who
can speak. read AMI write EneNsA Fer
information Apply 20 recruiting officer
Boston block Seattle. Maas
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EMPLOYMENT wAxTEp-MALE.

WAETED-Position by experienced butch
er and meat cutter. capable 70 take care
OF entire business; guarantee as TO SO
briefly. satisfaction and honesty. no oh
lection 20 going out of town Address
{. A. T.. 5ls Main street, Seattle
ss-------~~-------
WANTED-Position 10 pay expenses while
studying law office preferred, expert
enced In general office work typewrit-
ing and bookkeeping III. H.. care POST
TnteiliEencef.
FIRST-CLASS clothing or general ner-
chandise salesman wishes permanent po-
sstion. ely or country. references Frank
Zamba. 75nis Madison street. Chicago III.
WANTED-Situation as clerk IL general
store; have had years erperrnce. can
give best OF references. Seattle preferred.
\. T. Simmons, Andaiusia. III.
WANTEp-Isy ail-Found cook. a situa-
ton In Alaska mining camp preferred.
Address h, Observation-Disclosures
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
County. State Of Washington. In Pro-
hate In the matter % the estate OF Mar
tina \. Hamlin. deceased. Notice to
Creditors
Notice is hereby given by the undersign-
Cd executor Of the last will and testament
OF Martha A. Hamlin. deceased, TO the
against the said deceased TO exhibit them.
with the necessary vouchers, within ons
year after the first publication Of this no.
tice TO the said executor at the county
surveyors office in the county courthouse
OF King county Seattle Washington. tho
same being the place for the transaction
OF the business 30 said estate
PHIT.O -. HAMTIN,
Executor OF the Last VIII and Testament
81 Martha A. Hamlln Deceased.
Date Of first publication August 81 1897.
By-ers & Byers Attorneys for Executor.
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e. $40 GIVEN AMAY-To persons making
thu creates number - words ant 81 .be
phrase Patent Attorney WcddeYbtirn {"
Fer fun particulars write tAe Natieeat
Recorder. Washington. u. g. for SAM
pie cory containing same
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CoMPOSTTIoN-We are now prepared IN
60 composition fer the trade tany meas
CTe} IN Noupareii Nnion. Brewer and
Lone Primer Satisfaction guaranteed.
Cali or address Post-inteIligencer. seat
tie.
SPECIAL INFORM ALTON DAILY "a
manufacturers. business houses anH
public men BY the Press Clipping Plf-
reau tAllen'sl. Cnion block Portland
Or
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DR. NILES. physician and surgeon. re-
uoge5 20 Ss Bailey aasi1ing. e. phone.
Black 81. residence. eA- Pike street. tel
ephoEs, B1E 65l
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AUCTION SALE % good furniture AZ
rickertou's ssiezrOoms. 1912 First ave-
me. Saturday. August 4 az O'Clock.
oak and ash bed sets. springs LOUNGES
chairs extension tables. parler suite
curtains center tables, safes, range hea'-
ers carpets. etc
AUCTION SALE 81 Ladies' suits 4scs
cts and Capes, fire goods. at Rickerton's
salesrooms. 1872 First avenue, today. at
o'clock
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ron RENr-Lonelxe HOUSE.

FoR RENT 5ate1 Aath. stands. CHEAP.
~ MadEoaa PARK. laaAe Washington
psnpssy. - Columbia.
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The following letters await advertisers


EMPLOYMENT WANTED - FEMALE.
er. ssenographer. typewriter or clerk:
references required and best OF REFERS noes
given. Address sA =. Pearl street, Los
Angeles. Cal. NJ. j. Wmgett.
WANTED-By nrst-ciass woman cook a
position to 90 to Alaska gold fields Ad-
dress 5N 3. Pearl street, Los Angeles.
Cal. AZ. J. W.
WASTED-Positlon by frst-ciass s,enog-
rapber. woman: seven years experience.
Address X. care Post-Inteliigeneer.
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f. @. BICKERTON AuctIoueer and An.
praiser; established 1887. 1872 First Ave.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09
DOG ELITES 4 CHIID.
Little Gladys Peyton Painfully Injured by
the Brute.

Much excitement was created at the
corner Of Twenty-hrst and Marshall
streets Wednesday evening by thevicious
attack on a child by a dog.
Gladys Peyton. the 4-year-old daughter
of Mr. w. }. PeytOn, Of east Marshall
street was at the drugstore Of Dr. VIII
liams. Twenty-frst and Marshall streets
with her mother Wednesday evening
Suddenly screams and the growls of a
dog were heard, when those in the store
rushed out and found the child on the
ground with the brute on top of her bit
ting her in the face.
The dog was driven off. and when the
child was picked up her face was covered
with blood On being carried in the drug
store medical aid was summoned. and on
examination it was found that the child
was badly bitten in or near the left eye.
The child says she went out TO see the
animals i'm the store window and on reach
ing the door placed her hand on the dog :
head, when he threw her down and bit
her.
Gladys is a very bright child for her
age. and told her story as to how she
was bitten in a manner as calm as an old
person.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09
With the Biz Leaguers.

Manager Selee must have opened his
eyes when he saw his indomitable Bean
eaters drop yesterdays game 10 the Colts.
Boston was comparatively at Gritiith
mercy. and the latterT stock mas gone up
several points. ,,,....
Hanlon wants TO get new rabbits foot
or else change his collar. Just 10 think or
moor. dispised Louisville having an easy
time OF IT with the champions.
Verify have the mighty fallen.
The Reds are hot after first place ana
their chances are good.
They are at home for the next Two
weeks. while Boston is experiencing the
viscissitudes Of the road.
''Scrappy' Bill Joyce brought JOY 10
O. r. Caylors heart yesterday Inc
Giants inaugurated their Western trip 0y
making one more run than Donovans n
rates. , -.
.'Scrappy" is not dismayed by
Peaches and kittens but Is hustlins
for the big flag. ,,,s+
The Rriaegrooms came out or the Jus.
OF battle yesterday with only one run Dut
n was enough To win the game. Inc
Browns must have surprised the Nisl'ors
nv their energy and brace.
The Senators have regained tneir olu
losing streak after several weeks pros
perity. Yesterday the Spiders gave 'hehi
? 10 / with the greatest ease.