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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-22
A NEGRO's CRIME.
MURDERS AND MCTILATEs THREE
PEOPLE AND IS LYNCHED.

Macon, Ca, Aug @- special TO the
Telegraph from Amerlcus. Ca. says.
The most nendish crime In the history
OF Sumter county, or the whole state. was
committed at Friendship p miles west Of
here last night.
Mrs James McGarrsy and her son,
James Boone. were murdered by a negro
with an axe. while they were in their
beds. After this double murder the nend
caught a negro woman, tied EeT . a TT-s
Ia the woods and moulated her In a
shocking manner. She died but not until
she had told the murderer's name.
The woods and fields for miles about
were secured by posse. many negroe,
Joining IN the chase ~ the murderer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-22
Beware Of Olntments for Catarrh that
contain Mercury,

A, mercury win surely destroy the sense Of
,lell and completely derange the whole system
when entering Il through the mucous surfaeeA
Such articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians as ths
damage they will do Is ten fold 70 the good you
can ui,ssibfV derive from them. HAlls Catarrh
cure, manufactured By +. J. Cheney A Co,
Toledo, o., contains no mercury and ia taken
Internally acting directly upon the bloc and
mucous surfaces 81 the ~ stem. In bn ying Hall
Catarrh cure be eure you get the genuine, ~ =
taken Internally aud Il mede IA Toledo phics
bv ~ j. cheney a co. Testimonials freeA
80 sold BY Dr9sgists. prise 7se pr bstiA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-22
rHE STEAMER ARRIVES FROM HA-
WAu YESTERDAY.

San Francisco Aug O.-The steamer
1lenfarg arrived today from Hong Kons
and Honolulu The Glenfarg left Homo
lulu on Aug %
on the fourth day out from Iionols'l
the Charles Nelson and the LsSme were
sighted. They reported an well On hoari.
Tne Glenfars brought home four sol-
ilcrs from Honolulu, who had been inya-
need. They were Sergeant John O, Pow
el troop L; George Shoemaker. company
~ Guy D, Boynton, company d, laa
Minnesota volunteers; james Lawn. COM
pany r 22rd infantry
The men claimed that they were feeling
WELL
Lieut. L. B. cadle. OF the French army.
ana NJ. sayilon. of the Russian consular
service. returned on the Glenfarg en- route
to Europe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-22
RED CROSS AND QUEEN HOSPITAL
CARES FOR THEM

Honolulu. Aug d, via San Francisco.
Aug s0-There are tweniy-six United
states soldiers 10 the hospital here. SIX
teen Of these are al the Rd Cross hospital
ana In at the Queens One or two at
each hospital are very sick. The others
are doing well.
Two from the Red Cross hospital ex-
Peet 10 return 20 the coast on ihe next
steamer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-22

II is related Of n certain clergyman In
Edinburgh that he was ~ careful Of his
quotations and 50 fearful Of the charge
Of plagiarism that once, Ia addressing
the Deity, he surprised the congregation
by saying. And thou knowest, dear
Lord, that TO quote writer in late
number Of The Quarterly Review, " etc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-22

3ascarets Cendv Cutnartic, the n 1st wst
dertul m,sdical di~'o, ers OF the age, pleas
ant and refreshing 70 the tAsie, act gent
and positively on kidueys, liver and bowels
cleansing the entire system, olslel cos coiul
cure heaiaohe, fever, bahltuRl constipation
and bilious less. Please buy and Ly 0ol
SIC. g. C. to-day; 10, 25, 50 cents. boln an
tosranteed to cure by Az or0sRisN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-22

Though the French are the greatest
Mushroom eaters in the world oases Of
poisoning very rarely occur owing 10
.he fact that almost all the mushrooms
aaten ars raised
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-22
IN SANTIAGO

Washington. Aug. ls-Major Genera
Lawton. in command o. ihe military de-
pa7ment at santiago has notified the
war department that a number Of troop
under his command Including the Fifth
infantry. and Twenty-foprth Kansas Vol
anteers. viii be sufaeent for the main.
tenanos Of peace ad good order Ia tina.
province, In case 81 Is decided 10 send
him reinforcments. however. be suggest.
that it be squadron Of cavalry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-22
SAD ACCIDENT AT GoYLORD
MICHIGAN

Gaylord, Mich, Aug. 20.-~Teeia cres-
ka. aged IS. and Allie Scott. aged Is.
We're wrowned this afternoon BY the
capsizing of SAN boat Six others
were rescued
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-22

a few doses OF BTsunsn nAim cure
ne Of one Of the worst colds even had
with loss OF .Oice
GEN w S McNAIR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-22
cENERAL MERRITT SO NOTIFIES
THE WAR DEPARTMENT

Washington, Aug. 0.-MaI, Gen. Merritt
has notified the war department that the
cable from Hong Kong 20 aMnila Is again
m operation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-22

and the cause remanded for further
proceedings"
All justices concur except Burwell
who was Of counsel ih the cause
OVERRULING MOTION NEW TRIAL
The ]. J. Douglass Company, a corpor-
alton, Plaintiff in Error,
VS..
J. NJ Sparks. ct el., Defendants in Err
ror
This cause considered upon the motion
Of the attorneys for the defendants In
error filed May 27, 1897. for an order
dismissing the cause upon the ground
that the petition in error fails to as
sign any renewable error for the CON
sidereation of the court
SYLlAbCS
opinion by McAtee:
T. Although motion for "a now trial
bc nled In the court below upou grounds
for which a new trial may be- granted
and the motion be ovcrruled. the SUI
preme couvt win not consider these
grounds unless, ia the petition in error
the overruling Of the motion for new
trial is assigned as error.
The petition In error will. therefore
be dismissed"
All justices concur except Burtord
who presided in the trial below.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-22

OvERRULING MOTION NEW TRIAL
The ]. J. Douglass Company, a corpor-
alton Plaintiff In Error,
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A. 7. 4 5. F.

For uny farther information address
+. HOLDEN. Tranic Mgr.
South McAlester, J. Z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-22
MUCH OPTICIALISE
In the Aunexat on Business IN
Hawaii-Treaty Was Rati
fed on August ~.

san Francisco Aug. 2o-rhe steamer
cisnSarg today brought the following ed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29
HIS WIFE WAITING FOR HIN.
IKE NEDE:R HAS aEEN Ni~~IN. FOR
NEARLY YEAR.
Tie Went fo seek Fortune in the
Nioadik~ Geld fields-ReiatI~~s
Almost Ready 10 Relieve That lie

In Blge Island. q sue2rh ~ Chtcase.
IssTe Ivts 8 lfsle woman wi;h three small
chiidrea. waiting patiently Ger word Of her
s2s2sb4E6 who leg. htr 80 seek llls toslGne
in ne go,i ne,ds o. The X .eii,iiks Nearly
year has new passss. stree the last let
ter csu'e ard the lsoor woman and nee rei-
atlves are Amos; ready - believe that he
wrecks GA the AsaawaterS of the Yukon.
The mana - he missing man s Ike
Neder / Tran, % I2sl Washington street,
Seattle. IS hls urcie. Every effort possi-
ais w.l ns made &c get ,.dsnss Of the MISS
ing nan. because hI~ family Is in destitute
e-FcaUsst arcss, ard The money they woslld
receive from societies VIII not sc paid autH
rsoof s addace1 Of Nsfes death.
Neder was ore % tie best known citi
zens of Bite Island. where he was IN
wholesale business. Win the Incoming
tsdo Of the klondtke'ss fame he hecaus
scized With The idea ,ha, ne would Ike 10
have his share az IRE golden wealth.
2 the month ot July. l>91. rs ltT: his
hone 10 proceed 10 The klons,ike ny the
way OF Seattle The las, .hai WAS heard ot
hun Was September 10 1876. when h.. wrote
a letter 30 ais Wife from Lake Bennett.
lie gave his neSt address ~ Dawson. Mr.,
Nedsr was accompanied by William Aiper-
stein. No word has been received from
hltn The two men have dropped o9t az
sight as completely rs IL hey hasi walked
ingo some dark hoe,
Mr.. Nsder leaves . wife and three small
children. entirely dependent upon him FER
support. They arc now IN destitute rlrcasn-
stances Ii positive pioot could ne OH
tafrad ~ Mir. Neder's death MS Nife
would receive about sise from tho odd Fsl-
lows ana $so from the Birth Abraham so-
cloiieS She has made a hard struggle 10
Keep MP his dues but the task IS more
than sha can accomplish.
Mr. Tran. Nesler's uncle - afraid that
Neder and Aipersisin lost 'IleiF lives IN she
wreck Of soma boat. hlit Yet they have
been unable 10 get any light that tends To
affirm or diSprove the theory. He will
write 10 The Skagway papers asking them
10 do what they can 70 solve the mystery.
Any information viii b. gladly received BY
Mr.. Tran.
Mr.. Netier was about 70 or ~ years Old
. feet inches tall ana would weigh I9o
pounds. He wore s full blonde beard and
musstache. He spoke with a foreign ac-
cent.
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THOMPSON'S BODY Is HERE.


TIE. t>,ss.. ~ C.ecrs,o X. Thompson. ~ TIA
core Vbo 3g@f on Thss~n Arm. Afazks
August - as hrogxsl fate ou the stesns-
e~ Far@lger. sat Wit ~ aiken 20 Tsesp;faA
IN ere fTycr fais ssorntag Z; was tn
charge - X ~ john Gorge - John
F'~~1 Bowen. 4 J tAt,letoan and Y. =.
1,usfofs~n.
= e.roe-f s-at@nserss - -. Tnsrs present
ne .na 2-a.a SHOWS 'azs ~ ThonsG>soH.
W..l.a~s I;ara-s -. NcW{l8&s0s ard s
r i,orraw ~. TO. i&s' ~ Portland. Feac 3-
~ fN~ upf4er e0A II Thorn Arm from
Rs. .szr a. room August p ate dinner
fe tas boat anG tana ven % tssQsct
-54sssas - tss4e c3saI-a9y -, 4 crr.k EMP
Esf-g fntn ss.e arm ar t1a ~ay Rack they
ee.rs=ts5 sha' fhr strts4gfs was swsryflstsg
Wlfn sa4rn51 ard fts@g all tsfew - - a.:
ere ash ~ FNaFDge@cn aEra = tsytlti@y
tza. ~s~4r r~si tA~ a~@ - ssssh safsis. ard in
srsrn-viNa. e. s.tsgg-s1 40 feii - xttfrE
g.cstg7e lie "a gsst hozexe@ essgrg1ss air
a.tre.ssss tta Others resf cod niFa Afterwards
90 = a. saa.ss ors 49, ssps ard tAerl cress
zr.rra ssse nss hack
Tnev A&t ssro. eessss. - r4rsss along he
sra34 W a@rl Mr. T5ggysTsSsn fslt Fsro<tr&se IN
rs nAek Bt-ari ra~@S ria bad srs
sales 10 ain. har ta~re RS ne aasver.
SRI 5emzsse AZ e~1rss % Maws aim no
ras gave q esw EaE-s sna asef TIE
sssata occurred about . e-0ck - ;1s att
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29
FROM THE KLONDIKE TO
SEATTLE IN TWO WEEKS.
steamer FaraiIon Arrives with
S5O.oo0 I'm Goid--Rush tn Forty
Mile and Pine Creek.

The steamer FaTallon arrived at o'clock
this morning. bringing seventeen passen-
gers direct from Dawson. Some az them
left the interior as iats as August IA and
made the trip To pyca and Skagway IN
eight days and 20 Seattle In Just two
weeks from the time they left Dawson.
Fortyfve people came UP the river. many
OF whom remained In Alaska towns.
FNf;y thousand dollars will cover the
.anlount OF treasure OF the Faralion. over
half OF which i.elongs TO Howard Hamil-
ton. who has spent ten years In tho Yu-
kcn country. having been one OF f.,e first
on the ground a. every reported strike dur
INK that per.-1 Mr.. Hamilton states II
will he absolutely necessary for large
number Of people TO leave Dawson before
winter sets in or there will M considerable
suffering as II viii he impossible Tor boats
- take a sufficient quantity Of supplies VIZ
t3e river 20 feed 50 large A number Of pes-
pie are now al Dawson most Of whom
are short Of provisions. In speaking ~
the rush To Fogty-Miie he says a large
number have left Dawson for that place
ard many rnora will probably follow.
While there ar" ~ very rich diggin2z lE
Forty-siie compared with the klondike.
yet there are plenty 81 SIS "a 81 aggings
0nir2 can be- worked a a profit as soon ~
provisions can be gotten on the ground
The aarre may he said 81 American river
Hundreds ~ men are rushing % the new
town az Eagle. AZ the mouth Of tina;
stream
just before the farailon LETT Skagwav
several parties returned from Pine creek
and report sAai th.. 81 rise ts showing III,
a. wen IS FIRST reported ard many who
were skepttcal are row c0rvt nced % its
richness. The rush ssh continues Pack
"rs Asye taken advantage ~ the rush ard
are charging exovbitaHt prices for trans
p":;sre supplies
Tho Faraion's passenger list vas as FOL
lows:
r s-htIl,r. J. Goldsmith Capt. Rsahs.
w'fe ard daughter. Capt, Saunoru ani
wife. u. r. Wake ~. = J0nn. George
& John, Fret Bowen a ) Tiltlsi0hn
Z = Gs4stofa3u. = II Harizisk /. J
Goldsmith. John EcksErom. H. J. ColmAn.
J. r. IirSeypile 9 ~ hoa~ - IS RIOS
i + Se.ttt john Haria9rs l. a Raneer
Thonas Fedowa ~ Hau. ~ Jessen. "
l<ri -. X PenFhn0. w l. 2madlay
George Il Long, Corp. J Curtis II Green
isrE L. Granger. = Norton. = ~ snbIe
~ Hamilton Nrs =. & Campbell " II
Ws.sh. r. HowaYA X. Erickson. Fred
Crew. u y Ksyuobls O = Psufer
l.. Sauy#els ~ 4. jewell = r. ColI3as
r. W S.Hd}snH \ W Roland = Nc
Ilonal3 = NJ Ahney. Mrs r 4fantori
r =. f8yEu. l.. ". i@wes. A. T'apmpsoa
l. J. joyce.
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ing ~ ,hr@ss runs and p1tslaS - hars
stubborn bail 4is ssse .E-ae The Nscsx.-sa
sssssra Rad TARA Taw members N.asosr. -
s*cSs1d Kelly hsasna <hs hat ana Ma~-v
n the box. these 1lAar II ssssteaa ~ Pace.
wae hzs gore ~ SACRAMENTO: Ess~sn " Ia
hssS quit The diamond. and Haynes. vho -
sick
Anderson. IN thS box sg~ Seattle. yss,chsss
a very clever game. fsSvasy xtrcrgly Sec
cssfe3 ey Hartmann. wsc hc!8 ira Tac3-
mans Sown - three stoleg bases ore
passed. hall Only married hAs rscoryi Asssfs.g-
son retired SIX ->ssn ~ Ssrikes aGt .vVs
reached first on called balls. and WAS
found for seven scattered bits.
Mur-y and keiiy. Battery Tor Tacoma
also III clean work Mur-Y MAS punished
Tor eleven hiss. bat Was steady IS 4 >aes- \
letting btz, one man walk . cry. a.. -
erred three hatSmen on strikes. Kelly )
TASK WIKI the mask was well performed.
Sut TWO stolen bases tells Row we'll be
tf1-ew. and Tot 4 pitched bali got past
alns.
The game was one devoid If ss.rs-. .ior Al
features sne losers IN fact. making ne
few grand stand plays Gates, IN 4eft for
iacotissa, captured n long ty aft-~ . sprint
that brought him round ~ applause ana
Rabbit; and Clarke made fha fsr.. 3as,hYa
play n fae game. For Seattle. Adams. An
sheFson aHd Hartmann led a. Stick ssork.
*hiie Rabbit DaiTyHEsslc and Mutrv We're.
al the front With kh.. Ia fn- Tacoma
Stofisr. AZ third FOR Tacoma. made TWO -
ne is4sa@s errors caarg.tnia 10 the team.
hurry making the other.
Tie teams play n <s-af: tie next Tuesday
and Wednesday. The siaree days followsfs,
they Will play here nnlsl1ing the weak a.
Seattle neXt Sunday
Following IS the complete scora Of to
days game:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29
HOBS0N REMAINS
A STAFF OFFICER.
Promoted to Naval Constructor for
distinguished Services In
the War;

WASHINGTON, Aug .s.--The naval ex-
aminsng hoard has recommended Assistant
Naval Constructor Hohson for promotion
10 naval constructor. it0hson was 20 nave
been examined for promotion as; week.
hut owing 10 his duties he could not so
before the board Ii Was ordered that he
rscor1 Nv examined to see II that wo,tid
eniitle aim 10 the higher rank. The board
says.
The board Joins Win all the world in
adsniring the skill. courage and gallant
conttucs Of Assistant Naval Constructor
Richmond i. iIohson in connection wita
the Acrrimac. as set forth In the letter
Of the commanding officer OF the North
Atlantic station"
The report then refers 10 the various
papers submitted in connection with Heb
sons reSor5, and closes with a recon-
ineniat!on that he he promoted to be q
naval constructor.
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ernoon os August % Tne body was placed
~ "a Fowao&i early tae HeNt morning and
taken - ket<h.kan. II was th.n packed
in zee ana shipped On the Fsrsllan for SCI
attic
IA Roy Thompson. Mr.. Thompsons son.
sne; lae remains al IN. STEAMER ta.s morn
ms. They Will he taken direct 10 tho
family Goute a; 1924 North q street. Taco.
ma. Arrangements fer the funeral have
uot yea been made.
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Second avenue ana Jane. street.
t-s-s-ss-ss-s's 49,

Na&n IL ass announced IN tie ssglGs
that Cheha,.s would 20 East and try con-
e.as1cEss tfth the cracks -1e Idea was Filt-
cused. Eastern authorities were skeptfcai.
and every time CAshaiis Was rot we'll 10
the front. sail. Il told you SO. /; is tie
old story Of 4 WesseTner coming Fast cusy
20 Ind ma; things are not what ,ney
seern. When Cdehals commenced % via
there was grand rush - *, ever the
fence ans. explain matters.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.


ST. LOUIS, Aug 2aThe Orioles took
two games from the Browns today. CAN
non, a local twirler. pitched the a!st game
and had the Orioles guessing for i ~hile.
He received poor support Manager Hurst
unpired in Eansl!e's place In the second
game. the latter leaving the game on ac-
count Of illness Score:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29
WENT I>>,>f suHntau GRIEF.
Mother and sisters of seldier " sii
All to to sht sss lam

MARIETTA. g.. ss~ e Ter mother
al two .iste-s * pkry = E3sy - 80
rsxas.fs C.aso 9sa 3; - tetlT.e.t Hes -
n-arsattou c1 transport ae= ~sr.-
,f.e ho-ase s-egm t-ust aaTe hsa"f}a I.~s,1~
.Ar5ska hcrr3r sr; ee1sf a. fa~ 4eAta -
.2e.e vou4g mar AT. sae .2sa1*r .a @.sea
3. -.-cssr~et @.s1 ta# 2sws eas received
fa.. .-nsAAr ferer1@ frart5e ~;sa crgc a-A
fna -lsEs3rru we~e ny@tee5-s. Tre ta-a SKIS
,q-= RertSa aad t>~~ia, s1-.- became aa-
<-.s7 grt4.- sles@. 40 ss53 the m1te*~ sa1 sf'sr
54x = s%~-arr,a apparent tAaf az we t4-
.,..7.f~sr .rsar4 Tfe gtao:eer rae - -
..fs e.ss~! g. al ,s-gsss Sha nae st.sts gr-9
~..rs.sa several tsvraes j. - hs sersassry
81, AXE AZ ~ .rern 50 So aszia-r
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Seattle.
Totals
sss sss mary.

i4Ats of each pitcher-01 Murry II. of
Anderson :.
Base: on halls or eadl piteher-O6 dur
~ /, on Anderson >
Struck oUtHg- Murry s. by Anderson S
Two-eas'o hlts-Render. pairymple. Nd
ans.
ThrsH-baSe bit Rabbit
Stolen haS,s~Tacofna g. Seattle .
Double play lIafhitt 20 Clarke.
Passed balls-Bv Hartmann
Time Of mel 81.
Umpire t. lev
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LOUISVILLE. Aug @S-T-Ae Colonels
aetsa.e9 ne Senator'S today IN a =low ana
embarrassing game. Ar1ersons fielding
vas the only feature. Attendance. 5o9
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Chicago ~. New York :.

CHICAGO. Aug = a large crowd saw
the Orphans regain fifth place today IN
poorly played game. pa.,eny Sas very
Wild. hitting Two men, passing seven IA
first. Ave 81 thsm scoring. vas heavily
hated and FniseraA.y supported Gala
han Wa hit hard b5t Ia Two innings. A.
tendance, 1850. Score:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

BILLY Earle was the idol of the Seattle
baseball public during the last day q the
famous old Pacific Northwest League. Ii
vas tho idol ~ the Tacoma fans when
ne Was 4 member Of that Team. IN those
days Il would have sounded queer % say
Poor Billy Earle That is the way news
papers speak Of him. be.au s@ ne Is con-
armed morphine f5snz3 and without a cent
TO his name. Nciiras. the third basegnan
OF the Baltimore team. was the one who
came 10 Farie's aid and cook a.rn 10 Isas-
uEnoTe. where hs 5 confined III a hospital
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

Natt~fi4t T.an. Grin a03 Erlga. p1weH
aa4 Crixef. npifrs-s '0uio1 ana HHnt
Att..-lAgl.r I -.
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TA- : ~ k.&sk8 ssir1a FAX th.s
sesson "a Fl s> s1s-r - - ess
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Ballard Is distinct!Vely progressive CITY
The word was passed around there a few
nights ago that 4here woutt: b. a mill be-
tween tao local raaen 10 settle differences
Of opinion. BAD hioot' was tins pass
word On the appointed evening the streets
were deserted. but a certain od-sizsd
room was packed to suffocatlon. Then il
was that the assembled sports found ont
they were at 81 meeting, the central idea
or which was apparently TO fix up things
for j. Hamilton Lewis. The entertainment
concluded with tame boxing exhibition
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Jimmy AIchaeIs attempt - Demonstrate
iaat ha * as gocd a "spftater" as ,nf;3is.
@ $500 ias"f was something Il d failure
MAJOR Taylor. ths coIorof bicycle rseer
NH' AAS Inr' defeat II me pas; a. me
bands Z Hon ard Fireman. Won tuo ~.
- ta'e. mile acats from Michael ~ Mar
IA 'at beach Saturday II mast hav.. t,sa-
f'esi Illuminating For HE IDOL - the -s.,t,,,-
pohEc - bear the -, seS = Ats f,r.n.~ AZ
HlfeFF "nen ?" gaHs up beaten - a ytan8-
s,l!3- III s't''T.T SHOWS ;aat Afsenasi < a..
We ofiy racer. ami rat ~. pgA5sc = yar,
hckie Michael snaald oe given s.re.4i.
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