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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-15
JAMES H. KILL

To James II. Kelley. Dettn6ant.
The object of this suit is to procure a divorce
a ViaeHlo zfaty-f1onu from the defendant. James
n Kelley two successive subj oenns against
him having been returned est.
The bill states, that on or about the 4th
day of March, in the year 1856 the pIsfntih
and defendant we're married and resided ia the
Csty of Annapolis until June. 1892. that the
said defendant James IA. Kelley, without any
just cause or reason abandoned and deserted
the plaintiff Melvina Kelley, and that such
abandonment has continued uninterruJt dly for
more than three years Is deliberate and final
and the separation OF the parties beyond any
reasonable expectation of reconciliation. 4 hat
there have been no children born from said
last seen in the City of Annapolis. Nd but the
present place OF abode is unknown I , the plain
tif. That the plaintiff has always resided in
the City Of Annapolis. Md.
Its thereupon this 11th day of April in the
year 1912, ordered by the tircut Court for
Anne Aru.del County 10 Equity. That the
plaintiff By causing copy OF this order to
be inserted in some newspaper published in
Anne Arundel County, Maryland, once In each
of four successive weeks before the
18th DAY OF MAY. IN THE YEAR 1907,
give notice to the said James H. Ke ley. of the
object Of this suit aud the substance OF said bill
of omplatnt, thsruby warning him TO appear
in this Court in person or BY solicitor on or
before the
2sth DAY oRMAY, IN THE YEAR 1872,
To answer the premises and to show cause II
any he may have. why dtcree ought not 70
be passed rs prayed
JAS. RKvRLL,
Associate Judge 5th Judicial Circuit Of Maryland.
GEO. WELLS. Clerk.
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A Good Company.

Too much credit Cannot be given Man
ager Strange OF the Opera House for hav-
ing induced the great tragedIan Robert
Downing and his excellent company to
appear at the Opera House Lass night "a
the "0ladiator. The audience was
small, and Manager Strange although he
lost money, gained the admiration OF ap-
precia'iye friends and patrons OF the
Opera House VINO enjoyed the perform
ance by dramatic aTtIsts of the highest
order. The entire cast vas an excellent
one, Mr.. Downing being too veil known
to require Comment or Criticism. Miss
Kingsbury as "Fausiina" was a magni-
hcent character, never once losing the
characters identity for that Of her own.
Miss Converse, as Neodamia, was superb,
and Mr.. Bunnel as Ongen, the Christian
was fine character. The stage setting
was very attractive, especially the scene
Of the amphiiheatre where the Christians,
were martyTed. The ehIre performance
was Tar above the average performances
brought TO this city, and il IL much 10 be
regretted that the audience was pc, cepti-
bly, small.
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lCommunicatej.l
A GARD TO THE PUBLIC.

To the ciuzsns OF Annapolis We,
the undersigned, trustees OF the edifce
known as "Clay Street Hall" wish TO
make a staiemen; in regard 10 the dis
turbance which occurred at SAID hall on
the evening OF Thursday last, when
Police Officers Hubbard and Brewer were
so brutally ana cruelty treated. We wish
to state that we sincerely regret that this
and Other like occurrences spoken OF in
a statement by our Honorable Mayor, in
last Fridays CAPITAL, have occurred,
as we are and wish TO be good and law
abiding colored citizens. In justice to
ourselves and the respected order TO
which we belong, we can lrutbfully say
that said occurrences and disturbances
have never happened in said hail, but on
the outside, as the trustees allow no un
seemly conduct within said hall. The
hall was purchased for and by the col
ored order known as the Knights Of Jefu.
selum, TO be used as a meeting place and
order room, and 10 be hired to parties for
balls, bu not as harbor for toughs and
drunkafds such as signaiized the conduct
OF last Thursday evening. There is no
one who wishes 10 suppress lawlessness
any more that ourselves and none save
the mos, degraded and ignorant would
have stopped So low as these TDffians
We have waited on our Honorable Mayor
and stated that we sincerely wished to
help in any way to prove tbatthe colofed
citizsps Of Annapolis would do their
utmost to suppress such Law lsssness. We
have asked for and have now two col
ored special police to be paid by our.
selves and order 10 which we belong, 10
cooperate with the patrolman on this
beat, and are also willing to make any
arrangement v hich the Honorable Mayor
or Board OF Aldermen may suggest 10
enforce the law; ii necessary we will turn
out in body and cooperate with the
police, rather than have the law abiding
colored cinz ms bear the stigma OF such
conduct.
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
X. II. TURNER.
THOMAS QUEEN.
THoBIAs HENsoN,
G. w. COLLINS.
G. w. STEWARD,
G. T. GROSS,
Trustees.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-15

A numarr ai tae mrmhsfs af ka..
u.ls Nlasgl. H.Fa kH
lcttalula LaH HtEal H rr 8
Ar. Ffaaa 3. Coed
secona llatla.t tse afH
sccre gr m1fr ae s
iarm aakn esd ~
ols att aEa.k aa
streets aan staaH a.. as
A b.au af aEh Gem Ca ersr..s
li.uuliaalei fssaae.EF Eaae a.ana iae
eedaE -olllrf.1 aFrrae ifaas tae ttf.fea.f.
and lae uerHF saaars aHrl m aaaa. .-
mostly ea ere cd a.lar see. a1an nfaurht
% the daar lhe Esrlal hass. $40 sgaod
rcadg 90 Grcel aa1 aasFFlaa.Y receive his
iricntis. sao sFrra.lF a1scmharkcd and
eniered tac sgaciaas ptrler. Prom the
momrut 81 aYlnE aside osrfcoats and
hafs ul tac wuchiaE houf 90 midnight,
inc Whoie company enlerCd WIth Eest INTO
the pleasures prepared ior them.
Music. beth vocal and instrumental.
recnaugns. sguttrs. tntcrspersed with
Cgzfs and lemonade we're enloyed- al
liif4ai. IA mitniE ht a further surprise
AS sprung upon thc company. when the
ladies' appeared and invited them TO re-
paT go the dining -room. TIE testal board
groaned sun ai the gCcd things that
coald be ooiaintd. enhvengd with wit
ana humor. Al the conclusion OF the
least al returned 10 the parioT, where
Home. Sseet Home and lies a
Jolly Good FelioW Nere sung, and the
thoroughly sa,Ish-d Arcadl4ns bade
faTsWen 10 the host and hostess, who
had caused them 10 have a most en-
loy able time.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-15
AN APPEAL.

Toe Board Of Managers OF the Emer-
gency Hospital Of Annapolis make an
earnest appeal 10 all CITIZENS and resi-
dents OF Annapolis, and 10 all who have
an Interest IN The town. but who may re-
SIDE elsewhere, and who have not here
toioTe cOntIibuled. On behalf Of funds tor
the establishment Of the Hospital. ANY
and all contributions will be gratefully
received and Acknowledged If LETT with
the Treasurer, Miss Kate Andrews. No.
II Mary land avenue, corner Of King
George street.
BY order OF the Board,
MRS EMMA ABBOTT-CAGE.
sIm-aI5 Secretary.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-15
The Best Plaster.

A piece Of flannel dampened with
Chamoerlain's Pain Balm and bound to
the affected parts is superior to any plas-
ter. When troubled with lame back or
pains in the side OF chest, give it a trial
and you are certain to be more than
pleased with the prompt relief which IL
affords. Pain Balm also cures rheuma-
tism. One application gives relief For
sale by Feldmeyer Bros. City Drug
Store. I
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A GARD OF THANKS.

The Board Of Managers Of the Emer-
gercy Hospital cf Annapolis, herewith
extend thanks 10 all the FRATRRsAL OK
DERs, SOCIETIES. CHcf cnEs, CoRPoRA-
TIoNs and INDIVIDUALS, who have. in
any way, assisted ihem in establishing a
Hospital in tits midst. either by contri-
buttons OF money or by personal effort.
BY order Of the Board,
Mrs EMMA ABBoTT-CAGE.
STm-aT5 Secretary
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-15
Peonls Believe Init.

Il has been Cynically said shat any
thing can be sold BY advertising nova
days. This is not so. Many hniment-
have been advertised but only One-Per-
~ DAVIS Painkiller-has stood the tes-
Of sixty years use. To-day its pOPularis
" Is greater than ever and is based not
upon what anybody SAYS but upon what
the remedy does. There IS but one Pain
killer. Perry DAVIS.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-15
Police For Curtis Bay And Brooklyn.

Tire County Commissioners at their
meeting today. appointed the following
police officers for Curtis Bay and Brook
lyn, in the Filth district: George n.
Arnold, chief; Charles +. Mcdonald.
Asst. chief; Enoch l. Mewshaw. Joseph
Wilkinson, Frank Alchelfsky.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-15

A party of gentlemen from New York
Who are being entertained by DIR. Mar
tin n. Smith, who is visiting hrs parents
here, went out on a cunning trip this
morning On the May Brown to South
River. Those from Annapolis in the
party were Captain Ed. Martin. Mr.
Samuel Davis and Mr.. Rudolph Smith.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-15
Applications for Liquor License
CITY TREASURER 8 OFFICE,
ANNAPOLIS, MD, April 18th, 100

ANNAFVLicf kubsf Apih ASths AVVes
The following named persons have fled their
petitions for a Retail Liquor License, from the
first day of May, 1909, to be considered at a
special meeting to be held by the Mayor, Coun-
selor and Aldermen of the city Of Annapolis
for the purpose of granting Liquor License.
John B. Martin. 81 West street.
Howard u. Taylor, Market Space.
Geo,g &c X. Miller, West Street Extended.
Herman Ellinghausen, 81 West street.
Jacob II. Ebing, Cor. Holland q King Geo. SITS.
Job smith, SO Main street.
j. Albert Adams, Cor Calvert and Clay streets.
Jacob A. Lutz, College Ave. ~ King Geo. n.
John l.. Harrington, Cor Main and Green ste.
Ernest N. Block, so West street.
Isaac Hohberger, Cor. King Geo. a. Randall sts.
Harry &. Basil, 81 West street.
Louis Watner, 81 City Dock.
Charles Weiss, is Market Space.
Dory Baer, "A Washington street,
Annie Bond Francis st. a. state House Circle.
Chas. A. Crandall, 81 Main street.
SAMUEL JONES,
Collector of Taxes Il Treasurer of Annapolis. Md.
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On Tuesday, the 9th day Of May, 'O2
AT IL O, CLOCK A. NJ.

ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND lying on the
south side of northwest Street and fronting
thereon g3 feet inches, running back toward
Clay Street, with a varying depth from 165 feet TO
l3s feet which said lot has been snbdiyided into
lots with the depth aforesaid, aud each with a
front on Northwest Street of 23 81 100 feet. same
being subdivision of part OF Lot No. OF Nicholas
Brewers estate. plat of the properly can be
seen at the Office Of the undersigned AID other
fun particulars TO the title-to said properly
can also be ascertaned. The property will be
offered as a whole and also In subdivisions.
TERMS OF SALE Cash on ratification OF
sale A deposit OF $50 will be required the
day Of sale. These terms may be altered to suit a
responsible bidder.
For further particulars apply TO the under
JAMES NJ. MUNRoE, Trustee.
Assignee.
WILLIAM r. MINNIcK, Auctioneer. ala
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NICHOLAS ii. GREEN, Solicitor.)
Order Of Publication.

MELvINA KELLEY No. 2409 Equity.
VS.. I'm the Circuit Court
for Anne Arundel
JAMES H. KELLEY. County.
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MOrtgagee'S Sale
OF VALUABLE
LOTS
On Northwest street.

At the request and by the authority Of the own.
ner aud also in execution of power OF sale CON
tanned in a mortgage from Joseph K. Barrand,
dated MAY and. 1880, and recorded among the
Land Records OF Anne Arundel County, in Liber
:. II. No, "a. folio 43, ] will offer to public sale at
the COURT HOUSE door In the CITY Of Annapolis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-15
GRAND SPRING OPENING.
Commencing April Ist, and
Ending Monday. April I4th.

TWO WEEKS of great saving for the econom-
icaly inclined housekeePer, and the swell dresser be
it lady gentleman and to make 1t Interesting and
rcoay YOU for the time spent looking over our I'M
nensc line Of
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-15
Go Carts, RefrigeratOrs,
Oil Stoves and Summer Goods

r every kind and description, we will send free to
every lady calling and leaving and address
very handsome and useful Spring Opening Souvenir
ii will not be necessary to buy but simply do this
to have you call and get idea of the handsome i'm
mcnsc stock we carry to make your home beautiful
and comfortable
This extensive exhibit will be especially interesting
and attractive to and women alike, and now that
fine choosing of the correct strictly uptodate Garment
for Spring and Summer Wear is important, you
should take advantage of this opportunity to and
bny if you WILL that which is the best and most be-
coming in Spring attire.
O,l' terms as msuaL-Pay Just a little DOZEN.
l3altacs Weekly or yMonthLy as yon a0ish.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-15

WILLIAM f. MISNIcK. Auctioneer.
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METHODS OF
MRS. CARRIE NATION
WEST SEATTLE PEOPLE coMPl ETsLY WRECK A BLIND PIC ON
BATHING BEAcH-clTY MARSHAL STANDS ~ WHILE THE
SMASHING GOES ON

clpltatcd by the action of Marshal
Iemanda Ia arreHting Dec on n
charge OF llilclt liquor selling h's
had been released on tie0 ball y
the marshal WAS huntfhH fuf hfhnn
With a warrant when the nob tnnh
possession OF the place.
brown and Dee claim that thrN
have been very uniuntly treated by
the people Of West Seattle. They
DENY that they have sold i~ntusieshtr,
and further nilsRo that the faih WAS
set on loot hy rival saloon men WI"
were determined 20 prevent hnothef
LIQUOR settling abtiHhment RON
cutting into their trade.
Brown and Dec claim that ths1
viii sue the men Who ~inattEatcd the
raid for q. 900 damages and tina thrs
viii not be driven from West seattle
on y false accusation.
This morning the blind PIG "
locked and Only a sayase bulldog
guards the premises. The cttitenF Or
West Seattle are apparentiY deter
mined that no more aalounH han be
rrtahliHhed In the newly incorporated
city. Saturday evening = natir" MAS
posted upua the door Of nRno W
browns residence. stating that " ne
Leased the building new Occupied -
Dee a brown 20 any bin rtE
keeper that ID would be- torn down,
Mr. ftruwn " manager 81 the West
Seattle Land AND Improvement Sant.
panv and a leading citizen OF =
Seattle.
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SMASHING GOES ON

Mob violence has been pcNUrted 20
by the people 81 West Seattle 60
suppress the unlicensed sale Of liquor
on the bathing beach az that suburb.
Late saturday night 90 men or more.
some of them armed With reNolVera
and all carrying clubs and axes
rnidcd the blind pig operated In Cone
neetiOn With the Occidental bath
house ana completely wrecked the
place.
Most Of the raiders were disguised
by masks OF wore paint and burnt
eefk. They we're orderly. however
and dispersed a. Hnop se their work
Was done. city Marshal Lemonda
Witnessed the operations Of the
amAsheFr.' but Was pawcrlesa TO
prevent OF interfere. the leaders OF
the moi warning him that he could
do nothing Ia that direction. Lem
onds accordingly exaeted from them a
promise TO smash nothing but the
saloon. and let the work go on.
The blind pig was owned j. ".
brown and NJ. NJ. Dee They had
applied for n license from the city.
which had been denied. They had
also gun to the county commission
ers for a permit to sell liquor ON the
ground that their place was partly
outside the city limits. The county
commissioners. too, had refused the
license.
The West Seattle people claim that
brown and Dee were operating with
out q license and the raid Wa pre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-28
MANETTE NOW
FLIES BROOM
Dkfesss West Seattle Ferry Boat IN
An Exciting Race

To decide FOR all time which Is the
faster boat. the ferry City Of Se-
affle and the steamer Manette raced
hot threc-miie dash across the bay
early this morning. A slight break
I'm the machinery OF the Manctte
caused q delay on her first run
across from Seattle. and the ferry
got abreast Of her. II was an excel
lent opportunity TO settle the long.
standing dispute as 70 the relative
speed ~ the two boats. and both
captains gave orders to throw on fun
steam
People waiting for the vessels on
the other side saw black clouds OF
smoke pouring from tho stacks Of
each boat. on they came. the ferry
at a speed that startled the old
timers at West Seattle. who had
never seen her go 20 fast. For a
while Il looked as though she would
beat her more graceful competitor,
hut when within a half mile Of n
landing the Msnette could be seen
rushing ahead.
To fhofe on shore n looked as
though the latter would run smash
into the wharf. she was coming At
such a startling speed. But just At
the critical moment Captain BcMii-
Ian gave her a graceful turn up
shore and she pulled In az the land
ing. tho winner Of the race
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-28
WORK ON
HARBORS
Maj Mills. United States Engineer,
Submits His Report

Major John Mills. United States
engineer. In charge % his district.
has filed With General q. l. eliies-
pie. chtef % engineers Al Washing
ten. a report covering the status OF
the work now being prosecuted os
the government on the Lake Wash
inKton canal. the Gfays baFhor bar.
wniapa harbof. Olympia harboF. EV-
erest hArbor. SwinomiNh slough and
proposed work AZ Tacoma. and on
the Okanogan and Pend d'UFciile
rivers. The report Includes also the
improvements on h Qualifications or
Puget sound. In the ear Just closed
the sum OF SECS. ssasss was spent on
rivers and harbors and ti11 500 on the
Qualifications. Major Mills makes
no recommendations In his report
merely stating the progress made.
on the lake Washington canal
o I12H has been expended. A chan
net 50 feet vide and Is feet below the
low water line has been cut from
deem water for t.11o feet A ten-foot
cut has been made from the head o.
Salmon hay 70 Lake Union. This
year the work Will be prosecuted ON
Shilshols bay through Salmon bay
to the wharves 81 Ballard.
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Whether the campanne OF Sc Marks Is ever rebuilt or not. II IL n
terestins TO learn that a American Giovanni p. MorusnL the former
Of Jay Gould. has offered 1oo@o TO the fund for the restoration
Of the classic Venetian tower. Though he inns to this country II the
age Of is In $50. his generous proffer shows that he has not forgotten
n famous mistress Of the AdFtatie that gave him birth. But To- that
the tower Is a heap q ruins, and despite the readiness with which the
reconstruction fund has been begin. there ae those IN Venice who de-
cry tine undertaking In fact 10 Judge BY them n must think the
tower never a much OF a work OF art. Il least as far as the sur
roundhngs we're concerned: that IL had no real place In the architecture
Of III cathedral those more modest proportions IT entirely duarfed. And
then III mmerca spirit Of ancient Venice has been awakened by the
downfall Of se tower-so recently described Is N eate disaster the
city 4 g0ndoias ever knew-and II Is vcn suggested that ST. Marks
and the whole square be sacrificed 20 the dreagers. so that n new har-
Dor may make the shipping Of Venice known In every port. Truly this
n n commercial age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-28

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
the State Of Washington for King
County. .
Anna l.. seaton, plaintiff. vs.. Alex
ander n. seaton, defendant. No.
$3.50.
The State Of Washington 10 the
said Alexander ~. seat0n, defend
ant: You are hereby summoned 10
appear within sixty days after the
nrst publication of this summons. to-
wit. within sixty days after he ust
dag OF July, 1902, and defend the
above entitled action In the above
entitled court, and answer the COM
plant Of tho plaintiff. and serve a
copy OF your answer upon the UNDER
signed attorney for plaintiff. at his
Office below stated: and In case of
your failure 20 90 do, judgment viii
be rendered against o according
20 the demand " the complaint,
which has been filed with the clerk
Of said court.
Said action IL Instituted for the
purpose Of procuring n divorce and
the custody Of a minor child.
HORACE PETER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
els New York block. Seattle. Wn.
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somErm,ne ON mo1mra raarm.s MIN

Mother Earth has certainly had something OF her mind during the
lasts six months Perhaps eve ~ a like period characterized By more
widespread seisnic disturbances While he woe OF St Pierre al Not
approached elsewhere. IL Is pointed ot that every continent except Aus
fraiIa raj subject to earthquake wdh frequent accompanying volcanic
disturbances during that time.
Here Is the list as compiled IN London.
January-Nova Scotia. Croatia. Mexico. Lisbon
February-RusMa. schemacha
sarch-Turkey. Italy. Tchanssria. and Lucca, respectively.
AprH-Guatemafa. Iceland.
May-Msriniaus toIeanic). st. Vincent. Spain. France (south Br-
teauxl Washington Gt Redoubt. volcanic1. Croatia. Mexico. San Fran
cisco. Florida. France 1.-THE creusot Dfstrctl the Cape Peninsula and
Greece
June-IaIys Russia and Chile n vemtrI. Baku and chaeo. ..peo.
lively ohe two asst oicanfc), Cheshire. st. Vincent Sicily. India. Him
slayas. and In July. Turkey and ssIonica-
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COMMUTE SERVICE

owing TO the crowds who take troll
ley rides 70 Renton on Sundays. 20
minute service II 10 be given here
after froms a. ~. 70 10 o. m. This
accommodation Is for the Sabbath
only.
The employees Of the Seattle a.
Reufon Railway 20. are now enjoy
fng their vacations ~ their turns
come. with pay going on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-28

z UT TTTLD a TUMT1
can sell you nine contracts very low
Numbers a. actual cost fuff what has
been paid In On them. VIII tAeso you ean
buy or build = home, buy = ranch. pay
off a m0ftEaFe you now owe. And IN
You own a lot, We can furnish Y0u tho
money to buiin 81 once. This IL the N.
aelity Company, ~ they have bought
Of which VIII be eltep on application.
Remember, this only cofts you td.aB per
month 70 own a home. no interest, 10 rty
must sell these fuHtp contracts. as they
are leaving the suhtrr. can or adj.
dresn room ~ sullivan building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-28
mAmmoTH MOOSE HORNS.

tIve mammoth moose heads valued
At $500. and bear and moose skins
worth $500. ere brought 20 Seattle
on the Excelsior. The skins were re-
cured on the Renal peninsula BY L.
.. Miller and Ed Whitcomb. two
oid-tifne Montana trappera. The
largest pair Of horns has a spread OF
IS Inches. and weighs SIS pounds.
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RAINIER ~pEAcH.u

DELAY aookins ct this property n.
beautifully located on the shore Of Lake
Washington. every lot within a few steps
q electric line, &C. fare, service from
hfb q. NJ. 10 ~ p. m cleared and graded
avenues. sidewalk. good churches. sebonIa
stores, ETC.. free wood aud water lotn
selling fast aud no wonder! only $40. ST6
and So for large bO-fuot lnts. at SIS and
$40 down ana g. month. humber Tor
building on termn also. Hee owner. q
X Aturtevant. mornings. az Rainier
Beach, afternoons, at Boston block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-28
SPOKANE WINS
THE SERIES
Seattle Ball Tosssrs Worstsd In Last
came-cemina Horne Nov

SPOKANE. July gs@Ry = score o.
5 la :. Spokane took yesterday
game from seattle aud captured the
neriEz. The fight between Pitcher
sgovail OF Seattle and Pfeintef 81
Spokane vas n little IN favor 81 the
former. The hits were punched by
the Spokane team IN the fret and
sixth Innings That was the secret
81 their aurrenN. Two home runs
we're made BY Seattle In the third In
ming. aehWartz aud Bahbitt were
the hItierH The feature OF the game
vas the sensational work Of Nc
Iaughiin. enter fielder OF Spokane.
The Seattle team viii play a series
At horne with Tacoma this week. The
opening game VIII be played tomor-
row.