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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-28


1900 Scat Broom, story cottage
HIfh fuII let f0siH9 au Terry ave-
suua north sHHH walking distance
1900 cash. balance monthly. HtauH
= Hunter. With the tHHe Invest
ment Co.. room D. Fheine block
HOHEETEAD felnquIFhme1t Win
g. 9D 600 feet " timber. ~ miles
from seattle cI1He 80 tis winter.
near ua#v yards 800 ~ fakeH
quick ~ j Mcconnell 4 80. -
iIRr ftfcef. cot Second avenue.
BALLARD property Seat cottage.
rooms. large closets. pantry fHOHf
aud back porch. tot aHEllI aIi
fenced. ON graded street Rpai #rH.
poultry house prIr" $40
HOBT MAITBY. 40 seH York Dir
uIGIEHT prices fgf aeeaaI band
goods bedroom hatH. stoves. cor.
pete etc lied Front Furniture 90.
1iH.lI1 - ave g Tel Red i2ta
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sUslnEss COLLEGES.

elsAkkE's Pernin shorthand school.
lhdividual instruction. 81 BOSTON
LEos Business College. Union %.
individual instruction. all subjects.
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
business College Second and Pike.
y W School Telegra phyi Pioneer
WILSON'S Mod Rue Coll Main ii6
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pRAMarIo-opERArIo sonooLS

FRANK c. EGAN. dramatic and
operate coach: special summer
course in all grades OF dramatic
art. elocution. voice placing, oper-
attic force. Tuesdays ana FridRyA
suite s. HnINnkn block
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believe be
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

800
SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co:
clothes In shape $3.50 month: dye
ing. repairing 1907 ard Bun 1000
HIGHEST prices for cast-off cloth
Ing Dave TAYLOR 10 Starr Bowl hid
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coNl RAcIoR and uuIlpeRs.

BROMLEY & Wells. general con
tractors, e starr Boyd building.
Tel. Main $50
sODERQU1sT & ROsELEAF. shops
at st6=22a Spring street.
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pREssMAKERs.

COMPETENT dfessmaker wishes
work In families, First class work.
Terms reasonable. 1915 Third av.
FoR Ladies' tailor and reception
gowns call at Lamb Sisters, $40
81 Collins block.
LYNCH & SHAW. i6-7 Halter bldg.
Mdme. A. $. smith. 81 Hinkey blk.
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FINANCIAL,

To LOAN Private money nj low
rate OF Interest Groll. Dnmus a
osner, iol Marion street.
WARRANTS bought and sold. Nor
rlson a hshelman Mutual Life bid
OLYMPIC OIL CO.. u Halter block.
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ERtEKH0N n W9mau Co. dYHhz
mos and motors Installed huuHez
wiring and bell work .lalf WsHtfru
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AesraAet or ufLe

Nbbf HAL OF TT Lt.
oFB0HNE. TusMFBH A. GO. lus.
Abstract 90 established lass. ain
Ing claim abstracts basement ~
the Mutual Life building
Booth WhlttleHey -fianfari Abstract
CO.. established 1858. basement ~
Halter block Telephone Main ~.
HEATTLE Abstract co. s : blk
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING lessons. private or IN
classes daily. Pref. Wilson's Dan
cling school. Ranke block.
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DENTISTS.

a. ". PHILLIPS. 81 Hsussy 6ik.
Chicago pcntal Co SIS HinekleY.
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Personal.

! -
NEW INVENTIoN-A si2 Bath
Cabinet for only $500 our new
1909 style square Quaker Folding
Turkish Bath Cabinet. Guaranteed
TO be the best OF all cabinets at
any price. or your money cheerful
~ refunded. Address T.. ]. Clark.
rs Warren ave.
BARGAINS In second hand house
hold goods call at Red Front Fur
niture Company. We can give YOU
fine second hand cook stoves. bed
room sets carpets. They look as
good as new. FOR half the money.
lie and lt2 Second avenue south.
/ ADVERTISING rates OF an maya
zines aud newspapers furnished on
application. The G. V. White Ad-
Nert.sing Bureau, New York
building, Seattle.
GOOD things TO eat. home cooking
only, Toe and up. cheaper than
housekeeping. Home restaurant
and bakery, e2i Third avenue.
THE cheapest place to buy oil and
gasoline Is from the Olympic OF
90, slI Third avenue Tel. Main
9si.
FASHION Hair store. 1913 second
avenue diagnosis OF the scalp
free OF charge.
oNYDoNOR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases. Avoid imita-
tlons. ca Mcdonald block
LADIES try bath. Mrs TAFT. care
ful massage. 81 Third avenue.
WANTED-Old gold and silver. He
Hensel, mfE. jeweler, Is Hncklev.
MRS u. BENNETT is again Mt 6s
Haller block; hair. scalp treatment
MRS, HANSON, stylish millinery.
low prices. Corner 9Th and Pine.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR, J. q. STEWART. specialist in
diseases of women Edinburgh
Medical Institute Boston block.
DIR. MILES. removed TO 15-i6 Heus-
sey hldg. srd - pike. Tel. Green i26
DIR. VAN DYKE. diseases Of We
men. chronic diseases Wash. bldg.
DR. n1NKLE. 2ll-2t2 Mutual Life
bldg. Tel. White $50. res Bum ali.
DIR. FALK ISIS starr Boyd bids.
Tel. Black $50. res. Green 1854.
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DON'T READ THIS
Because you 70 md work = sou Do.
We want cooks. $50 10 60 per
month. mattresses. So week
cha mbefmnidr. 40 and 80. dish
washers. 40 and 80. house girls.
81 and SO. experienced laundry
help. a % 10 81 %. men 10 work Ia
city. tzZ5 o day. eabinetmnksr. .,
cu9uers. g. 90 mllImea. 80 aud
board suelt~tmen. TOO IA $50.
anmrn ITO Transfers. - ard
board camp men. $40 20 1870.
board. - 20 week iaboferH for con
crete company tzzis men Tor street
car track. IN city. zoo and free car
fare. Call and zee uE Washing
ton Employment uffice. Phone.
Main t0s Ga Pike street.
Five Mattresses. in city and out.
fares paid 9 cooks, from fzb % i15.
second girls. Queen city Employ
ment ONCE. 1914 Third avenue.
Phone. Black 57zl. new phone. zss.
WASTED-M aehlnlstN. uiouidsfE.
boiler makers and biackSTulths TO
keep away from Seattle: strike on.
Iron Trades Council
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scandinavian American Ban,
. PEoPLE's sAVlN0 BANK.

Second avenue and pike St Capital
paid up. ii9o o0a. r. {. Neafeider.
pres; J. Il. Hayden. cash. !. T.
0rsenleaf. asst. cash. Commercial
avirEs and trust business.
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PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid 30. SIS 900. sur
plus 81 GO
Furth. pres. J. 8 Goldsmith.
vice pres. r. v AnkenY. cashier
Correspondents In principal cities
ln The triisd states and Europe.
National Bank Of Commences
Paid up capital. 49,. tlsQ. 600
TransactH general banking business.
u. :. Henry. pres. n r. Spencer.
cash. Safe deposit vaults Tor rent
ssis nsps,il saslt ReHss for Rss.
TIN FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
Paid up capital fifa 90
General bankiuR business transacted
J. y. Huge. 1rs. pres. ~. MeMIck-
en. vice pres l.. Turner. cash. II
y raTkhurHt. asst cash. Exchange
On principal cities Of L. =. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
% Seattle. A general banking bust
ness transacted. Deposits 81 .a00. ooa
4. ChlbsrK. pres. =. l. GrondAhi.
ist vice pres. A. III. Soeibafg cash.
J. ? Lane. asst. cash. No branches.
The Canadian Bauk Of Commerce
Capital paid up ss.4.. s. of1 coo
tEisht million dollsrsl
surplus .. :. ...--.............t s.. ooo. COO
Interest allowed on time deposits A
general banking business transacted.
SEATTLE BRANCH Corner OF
James ST. and Second Ave.
II. A CAMERON. Mgr.
PEOPLES SAVING BANK.
Second avenue and Pike ST. Capital
paid up. 400 o9a. r. {. Neufeider
pres; J. r. Hayden. cash. y. T.
Grsenleaf. asst. cash Commercial
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COOPER a. LEVY

one pound - dry fruit IL
equal 70 az sounds - green.
This appiisa % All fruits and IL
tumatrfial whether fruit Ia
svhpafatrd OF aun dried.
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CITY OF EVERETT

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND ED.
MQNDs ROUTE.
Leave Seattle. 100 a. m. ia m. and
g. "a.
Leave Everett SIS a. M. 2.so and
fis = an
Three round trips daily except
sunday.
Coiman dock Seattle. Tel. Red ssi
Fare 1se round trip 500 First.
class meals served a. 81 cents
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ADNERTlSING rates OF all maya
zines aud newspapers furnished on
Application. The G. V. White Ad-
Nerusing Bureau, New York
building, Seattle.
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BARGAINS In second hand house
hold goods. call at Red Front Fur
niture Company. We can give YOU
fne second hand cook stoves. bed
room sets carpets They look as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-28

GOOD things TO eat. home cooking
only, Toe and up. cheaper than
housekeeping Home restaurant
and bakery, 92i Third avenue.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT os
the State OF Washington. IN an.
for the County Of king-ysai
Werline. plaintiff, vs.. J. 6 Weft
hne. defendant. No. &.s5t. Suia
mons FOR service by publicStio7
State OF Washington 20 the saif
J. <. Werllne. defendant.
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THE cheapest place TO buy oil ana
gasoline Is from the Olympic OH
co. sll Third avenue Tel Main
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-17

Before they Move th W s
pr.csa. Large stock trazaze4 Aat
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Special sale chii5ren'S bats AID caaz
= and 81 cents Also millinery e1t-
koher Millinery Co.. 80 y. Asin street.
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For ten days VII make iovess priees On
ur,-Eo-date nsiulnery- -1t
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-30
A WELCOME To TENNESSEE.
A ROusinG Reception Given the
President at Bristol.


President at Bristol.
Morristown, Tenn. April 3O.-The special
train bearing President Mckinley and
party on their trip to the Pacific coast
passed here on the Southern Railway ut
1 o'clock this CTuesday) morning.
Nearly 1900 people were at the depot in
Bristol and gave the President a rous-
ing reception. Mr.. Mckinley spoke as
follows:
Ladies and Gentlemen: 1 wish to ex-
press my high appreciation of this cor
dial welcome upon entering the state of
Tennessee. The expression which came
from the people all along the line as
travelled through Virginia, signifed 10 me
the high regard which the people of that
state have for the great Office of Presi-
dent; even more-these expressions indi-
Gated united people, loving their homes
and country and devoted to their free
institutions. Tennessee has been promot-
ing its own progress. development and
prosperity by devoting the energy of her
people to agriculture and commerce as
symbolized by the emblem put upon her
shield many years ago. In conclusion,
l wish to thank you again for this gen.
erous greeting and to wish for you love
and contentment in your homes and pros
perity in your several occupations"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-30
LAYING RAIL ON THE ID. AND p.
Central Making Headway on Its New
Observation-Disclosures Extension.

Central Making Headway on Its New
Feeder-TeIephOneE Extension.
Statesboro, Ca. April 2s-The Central
of Georgia is laying rail to-day on the
Brewton and Prineora Railway. Train
crew No. l arrived here this morning
from Dover and laid a spur track out
from the old Dublin and Savannah depot,
and ran the camping train onto it, After
the track Is laid to Register from this
end heavier rail will be put down over the
line from here to Dover. This will con-
sumo some time, and Ii is expected that
the crew of some forty or fifty men will
remain in Statesboro until the work is
completed. Supervisor Terver was here
this morning. The grading is completed
at this end and will be made ready for
the rails as fast as 1t is needed. Messrs.
Cook and Nicol had this strip and have
made rapid and efficient work on the
grading contract.
The Western Union Telegram Company
is at work putting up lines from Dover
to this place via the Dover and States
boro old track. The poles and cross
beams have been erected to Dover and the
wires are now going up. 1t is the pur-
pose of the company to continue this line
up the Brewton and Pineora Rood to Dub
lin The Western Union purchased the
wire from Statesboro to Dover belonging
to the Dover and Statesboro Telegraph
Company, but did not buy the poles II
is understood that the old poles will be
used by the Statesboro Telephone Com
pany to connect with Sylvania via Bitch.
A telephone line is now in operation from
Sylvania to Bitch via Ogeechee. and will
require only few miles of line from VIII
Ia o.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-30
TIFToN's KNITTING MILLS.
stock to BE Increased and Steam Dye
Plant Put in.


Triton, Ga, April 29-At a meeting OF
the stockholders of the Triton Knitting
Mills it was decided to increase the cap
ital stock from 5000 to $4,000, and anoth-
Ell meeting has been called for the fur
Their purpose of increasing the stock to
$4,000 A steam dye plant will be put in.
and twenty five additional knitting ma
chimes.
The mills began operations few weeks
ago with twenty -five machines, and the
stockholders are already so firmly con-
WINGED of the success of the enterprise,
that they have doubled the capital stock
and the capacity of the plant. 1t will not
be necessary to invest in new motive
power. as the present engine and boiler
were bought with a view to charging tho
plant.
Farmers through this section are pIow-
ing up cotton damaged by the recent cold
winds, and are planting the ground in
corn and feed crops. The result will b4
great reduction in the cotton acreage.
The residence of Mr.. James F. Paul an
Industrious farmer living near Omega,
was destroyed by fire last night, together
with his furniture, household goods and
his years supply OF meat and lard The
loss Is very heavy one upon him. as he
loses his all and carried no insurance.
The April adjourned term of Worth
county Superior Court has been adjourn
ed over until the regular fall term in Oc-
tober.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-30
TOOK EXTRA PRECAUTIONS.
Railroad Men Guarded Against Ac-
eidents 10 Presidents Train.

Wythevile, Va, April 29.-The President
and his party will keep in close touch
with Washington throughout the trip to
California, and every facility has been
arranged to transact such business as is
necessary from the train. The railroad
officials in charge of the train and the
various divisions over which it passed took
every precauEion to guard against the
possibility of a mishap of any character.
The track, switches and bridges were all
carefully inspected just before the train
reached a given station, everything on the
road, passenger as well as freight. was
sidetracked, and over the Norfolk and
Western Railroad to-day a pilot train ran
ahead OF the presidential special All
the train crews on the sidetracks lined up
and uncovered as the President went by.
All the members of the party enjoyed
the first day of their trip, and the Pres
ident expressed his qualification over the
reception he had received Mrs. McKin-
ley, who was not feeling particularly well
when the train started, became better as
the day progressed, and tonight said she
had enjoyed it all very much. Tomorrow
the train will make brief stops at Hunts
vile. Decatur and Tuscumbia, Ala, and
Corinth, Miss. Memphis. where the party
will remain until midnight, will be reach
ed at 4:30 D. m.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-30
BARTLETT LEAVES FOR HOME
Southern Railway Treats Macon
Congressman Nicely.

Washington, April 29.-Representative
Bartlett is now on his way home to Ma
con, accompanied by Mrs. Bartlett. He
left Washington this morning on special
car furnished for his exclusive use by the
Southern Railway Company. 1t was at
tached to the regular II o'clock train,
which ran part of the way as a second
section to the special train conveying the
presidential party southwark.
Representative Bartlett, while showing
the marks of the severe ordeal through
which he has passed, was in bright spir-
its and hopeful of ultimate recovery, when
he said goodbye to his many friends at
the Riggs House, where he has been con-
fined during his long and dangerous III
ness. He has been longing for bright
warm sunshine, and the weather bureau
man must have had Mr.. Bartletts desire
in mind to-day, for a finer quality OF
early spring weather could not be mag
ined. DR.. johnson said his distinguished
patient had nothing 10 fear from the jour-
ney home. for everything that ease, com
fort and delicate attention could suggest
had been provided for the invalid on the
car in which he is travelling.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-30
MAJ. EVANS ALLOWED BAIL.
CLAIMS THAT GRIFFIN KILLED
HIMSELF.

Griffin Had His (EvansD PIstOI-He,
Evans, Attempted 20 Take IL Away
From Him when the Weapon Was
Discharged With the Results
known-Grimn's Son Says HIS
Father Had large Roll of Bills
In His Pocket, but When Found
There Was Only One silver Dollar.
Columbia, s. C. April 29-Maj- Bernard
b. Evans was to-day allowed bail by the
Supreme Court, the amor~t being fixed
at $1,000 He was charged with killing
Capt. John ]. Griffin April 1S
The affidavit of Maj. Evans. the first
he has made, was most interesting
Some one had sent him key of liquor, he
stated, and he invited Capt. Griffin TO his
ROOM The keg was opened by a porter
and they drank-and talked. Capt. Griffin
invited him to dine at a restaurant. The
captain took drink, and while Evans
was taking one preparatory to so to
dinner, he heard Griffin repeating poetry,
something like, 1T is not ignoble TO die
thus" Looking around he saw Griffin
with his (EvansO pistol pointed at him
self. Evans exclaimed that the weapon
was loaded. Griffin, continuing TO point it,
Evans tried TO take it from him. Griffin
did not release it, and while we were
thus engaged, the pistol fired" Griffin
said II am shot, go for a doctor"
Evans says he Immediately went TO
three telephones in the neighborhood TO
call a doctor Griffin was warm per-
sonal friend.
Joseph L. Griffin. son of the deceased.
swore he left his father after II o'clock
and saw him put large roll of bills in
his pocket, and that after his death, but
one silver dollar was found on his per-
son.
Robert w. Gibbes. NJ D.. testified that
the face of the deceased was bruised as
If it had been struck hard blows with the
fist or a blunt instrument. There were
powder marks on the back of the right
wrist. From experience, experiments and
the best authorities, he thought the pistol
could have been no nearer than five feet
when fired. Ex-Goy. Evans, Maj W. T.
Gary, N. c. Evans and others of the
family will go on the bond.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-30
An Interesting Days Sport at Aque-
duct.

New York, April 29.--About 5000 persons
attended the races at Aqueduct to-day
and some interesting sport was witnessed
Two favorites got past the judges first
and first choice players mad another bad
day pullman carried off the jockey
honor with two wins. Summary:
First Race-Selliug, six furlongs. Pc
ira II. to 1. won. with Manitoban, to 8,
second. and Wailabout. Is to l, third. Time
lib As.
Second Race-Seliing. five furlongs. Ed
win Kenton, to 2, won, with Flint Lock,
s to /, second, and Jean Wood, Is to /,
third. Time 1:02 3-5.
Third Race-About sewn furlongs. All
Green, to 2. won, with All Gold, 7 to 5,
second. and Flsxspiuner, 4 to 1, third.
Time LIS 4-5.
Fourth Race-Selling, five furlongs.
April Shower, to /, won, with Baylike.
60 to 1, second, and Equalize, to 1, third.
Time 1:O2 As.
Fifth Race-SeIling. about seven fur
longs. Denman, Thompson, 10 to l, won.
with Gertrude Elliott. to 1, second. and
s, Curtser, 40 to /, third. Time 126 20.
Sixth Race-Five and a half furlongs.
Issi, 8 to 5, won, with Criterion, to /.
second. and The Rhymer, 5 to 2, third
Time 1;0 10.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-30
Racing Resumed at Newport.

Cincinnati. April 29.-Racing was re-
sumed at Newport to-day. The course is
now free from water. Summary:
First Race-Slx furlongs. Julius Wer-
ner. Z to 2. won, with Guerdon, to 1,
second. and St. Sidney, to /, third.
Time 1:23
Second Race-Five and half furlongs.
Easter, to l, won, with Sweet Dream,
5 to /. second, and Corialis, 8 TO l, third.
Time 1:15iz.
Third Race-Four and a half furlongs.
Paul Bart, to /. won, with Lady Ala.
Z 10 2, second, and King Rex, . to 1, third.
Time 1:02l5.
Fourth Race-Five and a half furlongs.
Jena. 9 to 2, won, with Ruth Parks. 10 2,
second, and Patchwork. to l, third. Time
lis.
Fifth Race-One mile. Peter Duryea, {
TO 1. won. with Dissolute, 8 10 /, second.
and j. II. Sloan, to 2, third. Time
1904.
sixth Race-slx and a half furlongs
Dan Rice. 2 TO /. won, with Brown Vail.
IS TO /. second. and Forbush, TO 1, third.
Time 81
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-30
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In need OF cure for that annoying and
eysr-prsssnt fever. then read what we
have 10 say;
Or. W. ~ Van Brederode's Malaria
Fever. Ague and Chill Cure will positive.
~ aud permanently cure you OF Malaria
Fsver. Ague. chill, Indigestion. Kidney
and LAYER Troubles and all ills arising
from malnriai affections This remedy,
We would have you know, IN not a cure
all, nor IL A. In any way, harmful. as Il
Is made entirely from pure herbs and
roots, and under the careful supervision
ard ~ expert chemists. thus insurng 10
fho patient clean, wholesome ana
hcaith-slfinT remedy for the cure ~ the
above STATED ailments Try n ana b.
convinced AK your druFRist for b
price - cents pes bottle Lippmaa Bros,
savannah, Va,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-30

Washington, April 29-American
League: Under the most suspicious con-
ditions the American League opened the
baseball season in this city with Washing
ton pitted against the Baltimores. Among
the spectators was Admiral Dewey. Wash
ington easily outplayed the visitors Score
r. H. e.
Washington % / 0 l l 2 0 ks 9 A
Baltimore al 0 0 0 0 o. 3
Batteries: Carrick and Clarke; McGin-
nifty and Robinson.