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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-07
GAMUY

Por fin Sc abri6 ell curse escolar Y
hay gran disgusto entire los padres de
familia que no quieren enviar sus hijos
q las escuelas, en- protesta de Ia ley ig-
nominiosa del f0ete.
Algunos padres han mandado sus
hijos los planteles de ensenanza; pero
la mayor1a protesta y la protesta sigue
adelante, al extreme de que una de las
escuelas no tiene ell n1mero reglamen-
tario Ia otra principal tampoco.
Los federales de este pueblo, asi
como de los poblados de Hatillo Que
bradillas, me encargan felicitar en- su
nombre, por la gran campana que viene
hacienda, al verdadero patricia escri-
tor <Ginesillo.7
Con una docena de escritores asf,
que defendieran nuestra isla, aniquilada
por los vampires. nos hubieramos evita-
do muchos males q1e hoy sufrimos.
lAdelante. Ginesillol No desma-
yes, que Ia Patria, en- su dfa, escribira
con orc tn nombre con tango ell de los
Gaines que hoy la venden.
GREGoRIo RIVERA SEGovIA.
(Corresponsal.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-07
p Q NJ G :
(NoTIcIAs DIREcTAs)
Octubre 6

| Don Eduardo Torres. recienllega
do de los Estados Unidos, fue obsequia
| do anoche por sus correligionarios lo
republicanos puros con una manifesto
| ci6n muy nutrida.
-Vuelve sentirse indispuesto nues
tro amigo don Lazaro Puente.
Celebraremos verle restablecido.
Hoy daran comienzo en- ell temple
cat6lico las novenas de Santa Teresa.
La excursion que Sc prepare
ell domingo, IL del corriente.
Ell cent-o espiritista eLumeIo ce-
lebr6 reunion anoche asistiendo gran
n1mero de adeptos.
Ell <San Juan Newso, refiriendo-
Sc al litlgio que sostienen las dos plan
tas de luz Electrica de Ponce, dice que
la Compaf11a an6nima del pals deja per-
didas q sus asociados, cnando precisa-
mente oculre todo 10 contrario.
La empresa poncef1a esta en- muy
buenas condolences; y sigue progresan-
do mas desde que la CompafIfa america
na ha oretendido anularla poniendole
pleito injustifcado, con ell fin de asegu-
rar su vida con la muerte de aquella. 10
que no conseguira.
Los aDOnados Ia empreSa del TrO-
ley son muy contados; en- cuanto al
negocio de los carros electricos :. -. ;.
hasta las ratas conocen los BENIFIcIos
que deja: como que dichos cares van
continuamente vacfos. Z por otra par
te, va sabe 10 econdna5ca y oyaeaado que
resulta la administraci6E americana.
Sc ha dictadGl auto de prisi6n
contra Jose eel ingfes, por haberls ex-
traido una muela & un individuo que fa-
llecio de teta1o, segun nos manifestan,
despnes de, algunas horas de verificada
la opepgi6n.
Sc le piden Jose 1000 pesos de
ianza para salir en- ibertad provisional
-El banquete que Sc celebr6 en- ell
Hotel Melia bace algunos dias, 10 ofre-
cieron los empleados de Ia casa Fritze
Lundt y Comp. 81 compafIero Mr..
Hasdrup, que Sc despedfa para San Juan
Nal informados, nos ocupamos de
dicho acto en- distinto sentido.
-Segun carta que hemos visto, en-
no asisten los nifIos las
con mo;ivo de no haber sido
abolida la ley Que autoriza los castigos
corporales.
Muy bicn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-07
FELICITAQONES

Son muchas las felicitaciones que
con motive de los valientes edit0riales
de nuestros Director hemos recibido.
Entire elias aparece la de los entu-
siastas obreros de Caguas, que no re-
producimos fntegra por ell dcmasiado
material que nos abruma.
Entire sus parrafos elocuentes CO.
planes ell que sigun.
eVuestro maglstral artfculo <La
Dimigi6n,o publicado en- La DEMoCRA-
CIA dol de los corrientes, merece nues-
tros placemes; a1n mas: merece que los
malos hijos de Puerto Rico, mercade-
res de- la infeliz colonia, que en- marida-
ie yergOnzoso con un NAL hijo de La
Union, juraron ell aniquilamiento del lar
nativD, por dignidad, va que todo senti-
mientO humane parece haber desapare-
cidO On ellos, b1squen la unidad com1n
en- holocausto su patria, que desaparece
ante lin absorci6n de los aventureros.S
IEsta manifestation la firman mas
de go obreros, entire ellos algunos repu-
blicallos.
Nuestro Director les agradece COR
dialniente esta prueba de cariflosa. SIM
patfa ella le infunde aliento como
sus demss compaferos de Redacci6n pa
I'm seRuir frmes seguros en- ell caml1o
dignO de la viril protesta, mientras, no
.Sjgan los tiranos perduren los Gaines.
TsnofizzR Sc han recibido v&rios te-
aow~,ra.s 80. .avr,+t-,.rssalas uno de Utuado que
dice:
eObreros de Utuado felicftana eor
valiente artfculo La DimiSa0aa. Ash Sc
hAce patria.
TAdelantel
Los OBRERos.s
Barranquitas, Octubre de 1903.
Sr. don jose Mufioz Rivera.
Cagnas.
T,os suscribientes le felicitamos ca
lurosarnente por su viril y hermosisimo
artfcuIo eFrente la ola, puertorrique-
Sos. Asf se escribe. Mientras haya
rnrayIones cue asi sientan v cerebros que
as( DianseD. Puerto Rico no sucum bra.
viva el hijo ilustre de Barranquisssi
tComks Psg6n %, Antonio Vazquez,
Manuel Torres, Luis Gomez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-07

Sc ALQUILAN: Los bsjos de la
casa que ocupa el eHotel Cocoya. en- la
Gale de Betances. propios para un esta.
blecimiento mercaltil almacen.
Para informes su dueno Jose r. San
tiago. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-07
GRAN HOTEL RESTAURANT
TN6Ta-ATERReA a ~
Tetuan 10 s2-cruz EortaIeza 2.--Ilote de prir

oonstruido Hotel oapacidad
81 resco venado de Capital comedor An
mas del antique de las comda stema
al igual
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-07
PO S TAI
a la se7orita Cgss.naezo Ess2oris.

Mayagiiez.
A bQIdo del vapor maria Herrera
~ recibf tn postal,
Ahf va, como he podido, como quiera;
perdona 81 va NAL.
En- las penas sin fin de mi partida
no sc que pasa en- mr.:
Solo Sc qne escribiendote estas rimas
me acuerdo yo de tt.
RAMON HoYos DELGADo.
Mayagiiez. A de 1903.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-29
A Gigantic Fraud.

The ship building trust that
has been under investigation
several weeks in New York
courts turns out to be one of the
greatest frauds and gigantic,
swindles of the age. The New
York World in two column ed
ltorial reviews the case in such
away as to expose fully the mach
lnation of the rich thieves who
manipulated the affairs of the
country in which it asks and an
swers the following questions:
l. What was theShipbui1ding
Trust?
?. What was the trust worth
and what was ITS capital?
3. Who got the swag?
4. What was Schwab's real
share in the scandal?
S. Did Mr.. Schwab sell his
stock?
g. How was the Morgan firm
involved?
Z. But how came J. P. Morgan
and Co. to have $4,000, 900 of
stock to sell?
8. What did Young and Alex
ander do?
9. Who were the Paris SUBJ
scribers?
10. But.who was the real au-
thor of tn trust? Whose mind
conceived it2
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-29
Obituary..

Comrade Harlan, one of. the
charter members of Colony Post
No. IA, G. A. R., of Fitzgerald,
departed this life Thursday
morning, Dec. II, 1903.
Comrade Harlan was a highly
respected citizen of Fitzgerald
and most worthy member of
the order to which he belonged.
After several weeks of pain and
suffering he has answered the
roll call on this earth and has
gone to join the Grand Army Of
comrades above, where pain aud
suffering will be no more. We
shall miss him in our Post room.
We shall miss him at our camp
fires, where he was always ready
and willing to take any part as
signed him for the good of the
Post. His pleasant smile and
cordial grasp of the hand will
never be forgotten by his many
old comrades and associates who
are left.
Now for the first time in two
years we are called upon to
mourn the loss of one of our most
Worry comrades by death, Capt.
G. w. Harlan. One whom we all
held in the highest eteem and one
whom we all admired.
Resolved, that we place upon
our records as tribute to the
memory of our comrade for his
many acts of kindness and good
feeling toward Post Ii and for
his honesty and integrity, these
resolutions,
Resolved, that the charter of
Colony Post No. II be draped in
mourning for period of 80 days
aud that copy of these resolu-
tons be published in our local
papers and copy be presented
to the bereaved family of our be-
loved comrade.
]. C. NELSON
LEWIS THAYER
VIM. FRIEND
Committee.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-29
The American Tribune Soldiers Colony
Company Stockholders Take
Free Press.
Notice.

Under and by virtue, and in pursuance. of
an order issued by Hon. d NJ. Roberts judge
of the Superior Court of Irwin county, Geor-
gla, on The 18th of December A. y. 1903 in the
case of G. A. DeLang eft al. against the Amer
lean Tribune Soldiers Colony Company, now
pending in court all persons who are holders
or owners of any of the capital stock of said
company are hereby nohfied and required to
file in the Office of the undersigned receivers
OF said company in the Bowen Block on Cen
trail avenue in Fitzgerald, Georgia and with
William Il. Bowen Secretary of said receiv-
ers, on or before the 10Th day Of january. A.
d. 1904, their original certificate or certtf-
Gates of such stock, or satisfactory and legal
proof that they are the owners OF such stock
for the purpose of participating in the dis
tribution of the funds of said company TO
which It's stockholders are entitled. The re-
ceivers, by and through their said secretary
will issue receipts for all certificates stock
so filed All stock holders who fail to file
their certificates of stock or proof ofsame, In
aaccordance with the foregoing requirements,
will be absolutely barred and precluded from
participating or sharing in any way in the
distribution of the funds of said company to
the stockholders thereof. This December 18th
A. D. 1908
WV ~ PL RnwS Receivers of tho Ameri-
N 8 paISr ~ can Tribune Soldiers
SYDNEY GLARE N0uiP"NS'
BY WIN. r. BowRN, Secretary,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-29
Yours,
Resolutions.
f. V. +. D

From the Fitzgerald Home
Missionary Society.
Since our annual conference
has thought best to assign Bro.
and Sister Kerr to a new field of
work.. the Home Missionary So
clety of the Central Methodist
church of Fitzgerald, desires to
express its appreciation of Sister
Kerr. Therefore be it resolved:
That this society feels a dis
tinct loss in the removal of Sister
Kerr, and
That her cheerful face, en-
couraging words and helpful
prayers will be greatly missed
at our monthly meetings.
That we shall try to emulate
her example to duty while among
us.
That we heartily commend
them to their new work and pray
they may have very successful
year, frought .with much good
for the Masters cause.
That copy of these resolu-
tons be sent to Sister Kerr and
copies be sent to the Fitzgerald
Enterprise and the Wesleyan
Christian Advocate for publica-
ton, and that these resolutions
be read and adopted by the Home
Missionary Society and recorded
on the minutes.
Mrs. E. K. Farmer :.
Mrs. ]. H. Mays
Com mittee.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-29
ERWISE.

visit to his old
aorth Georgia.
a. Wilson of Smithville,
sisiting relatives here this
and Mrs. p. D. Sharouse
ayton, have been visiting Col.
Mrs. E. kennedy several
r. Walter Harris has given
ms position with Wilcox and
rminy and goes to day to
han. He will probably go on
se road attan early date.
Miss Daisy Wilcox is at home
from Wesleyan College and
dividing her time between Mys-
tie and Fitzgerald. She will re-
turn to Macon next week.
Mr.. ]. H. Gown, of Troup
county, is spending several days
with his daughter, Mrs. E. K.
Farmer. Of course he likes
Fitzgerald, as he is level head
ed observing gentleman.
Mr.. J. J. Henry is visiting his
brother, Mr.. S. G. Henry, He
is from the Keystone state and
like all good quakers who have
had the opportunity to Judge
thinks this is great country
and wonderful little city.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-29
Thanks.

We, the Fitzgerald Volunteer
Fire Department, take this OPP
portunity of thanking Mr.. B. E.
Wilcox and the Empire Mercan-
tile Co., for their gifts so gener-
ouslv given us as Christmas
presents. And wishing them a
prosperous new year, we re-
main
Yours,
H " II n.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-29
LOWEST RATES. FASTEST TRAINS.
LEGAL BLANKS

The Enterprise has on sale
full line of legal blanks-notes,
mortgages. receipts, quit claim
deeds, timber leases, turpentine
leases, etc. etc.
Evening journal., 1903-05-26
Relief
From Headache and
Neuralgia
In a f w Minutes
After Taking
DIR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.
Chronic Case Cured.

Il cannot speak 10 highly Of your remedies
and / will always tell my friends how much
they have done for my husband and myself
for sudden attacks OF headaches, neuralgia
and rheumatic pains. There is nothing
equal to DIR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills. They
are simply splendid and give reliefin fifteen
OF twenty minutes. l used 70 be subject to
attacks Of headache, which had become
chronic and took course of Nervine and
Nerve and LIVER Pills in connection with the
Anh-Pain Pills. The result is now have
very little trouble in that way. My husband
has also taken these remedies and praises
them very highly. We always have some Of
both kinds Of pills in the house, and do not
feel that we could get along without them
Mrs. KATE X. JOHNSON, McClellandsyille,
Delaware.
There are many reasons why you should
take Dr. Miles Anh-Pain Pills, but the best
reason is that they will give you almost instant
relief from headache or other pain. In cases
OF chronic headache, when the sufferer knows
an attack is coming on, Pain Pill will usu-
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nervous exhaustion, when the brain is too
tired and the body too nervous to rest, an
Ant.Pain Pill will sooth the nerves so that
sleep may come. They never fail, yet con-
tain no opiates and are non-laxatiye.
All druggists sell and guarantee DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills. They are non-laxatiye; CON
tain no opiates, never sold in bulk, rs doses
rs cents. DIR. Miles MedicalCo., Elkhart. Ind
Evening journal., 1903-05-26
MRS. BEDFORD ADMITS
CHILD WAS NOT HER OWN
New York Woman Will Gel
100000 OF Fortune Left
by Husband

InSdan. Nav 2G.--af.s GgnuInR =.
Bedford, who was arrested at Queens
town May 16 on her arrival there from
New York on the steamer Umbria,
charged with making a false declara-
tion Of a child's birth, was brought up
on remand at the Bow street police
court here. and pleaded guilty She
admitted that the child was not her
own. and said she had adopted it. Mrs.
Bedford was fined $50.
The prosecution showed that Mrs.
Bedford came to England from Paris
in December. and that she advertised
as Madame B., desirous of adopting a
female child" with the result that the
illegitimate baby Of q working girl in
Islesworth was transferred to Mrs. Bed
ford's keeping under the name of Mar
garet Carnette Mrs. Bedford regis
tered the child as her own, and took it
to Paris and thence to America. Coun-
sci for the prosecution were not desir-
GUS of severe measures, and asked the
magistrate to deal with the case as a
technical offence and not send it to the
higher courts, where a penalty of seven
years Imprisonment could have been
inflicted
Evening journal., 1903-05-26
BY the Rinaside.

Jimmy Dougherty writes that he
has posted $500 with a wcl-known ho-
tel man OF Philadelphia as a forfeit
for Eddie benny TO box Mississippi.
Young Corbett has decided not to so
20 England. lie win remain in the
East and in August return to Califor-
mia TO see the Jenries- -Corbett fight
Joe Grim, the Italian boxer, win take
a two weeks trip 10 Boston, leaving for
that city today After that he viii go
10 England for the summer.
In order 20 evade prize lighting laws
Of Tennessee and Arkansas. Mcmphais
(Tenn.) boxing promoters VIII attempt
70 hold a match on a large barge which
viii be anchore mid-stream IN the
Mississippi river. The location, say the
promoters. Is outside the jurisdiction OF
the State authorities. kid" Broad is
being sought for as one OF the princi-
jals in the first bout. scheduled in two
weeks
Evening journal., 1903-05-26
e;;ioRTSt :
ALLENTOWN WAS EASY MONEY
Wilmington A. A. Defeats Manager
Brady's Pets Handily.

Manager Brady and his bunch OF ball
tosscrs butted into the quiet precincts
Of South Side Park yesterday and tried
TO tease a game away from the A. AS
but during the whole afternoon, try as
they would. but one man could be
forced across the rubber while the To-
calls got Ave around
Ticney did the twirling for the To-
calls and. although seven hits are mark
ed up against him, he kept them scat
tered. striking out four Of the Penn
sylvanians and issuing but one pass.
Maxwell was touched up FOR nine hits
and they came IN punches
The stealing Of bases was the prin-
cipal feature of the locals play, they
getting away with six during the
game. Maxwell was more liberal. Civ
ing five men their bases ana striking
out six.
Barton caught up TO the third inning
when he retired, his place being taken
by Ballantyne. Sarshcld was brought
IN from right field. and Pop Eversor
was pressed into service 10 cover the
right garden.
The rum getting began In the first In.
ming by the locals, they getting thre,
runs ON the first time up Hoffman wal
In the game with his little stick. get
ting three of the nine hits. The score
Evening journal., 1903-05-26
Fraudulent NaturalIzatlon Papers.

Fraudulent Naturalization Papers.
Washington. May 26-lmmigratioa
officials say they have investigated re-
ports that thousands of fraudulent nat
uralization papers had been sold to ar
riving immigrants at New York, and
had ascertained that the purpose was
not 10 facilitate the admission of inn
migrants into the United States. but to
permit male immigrants TO secure work
on the subway and other improvements
In New York, as under tho state laws
only citizens can work on improve
ments of that kind. It is said 5000
aliens were given these certificates and
charged exorbitant prices for them. in
some cases $50 being paid. Oficlals
have found numerous fraudulent nat
urallzation papers in Philadelphia,
Wilmington. Del; Providence, Pitts
burg. st. Louis and Buffalo.
Evening journal., 1903-05-26
CONVENTION PROMISES
TO Be HARMONIOUS
No Outbreak Looked for at
Gathering of Republicans
williamsburg

Harrisburg, Pa, May 26.-The pros
poets are that the Republican state
convention, which meets at the Grand
Opera House tomorrow, will be a
very quiet and harmonious gathering.
There is apparently no opposition to
the following slate agreed upon atl a
recent conference of Senators Quay
and Penrose and other party leaders
In Philadelphia Auditor general, VII
liam p. Snyder. of Chester county;
state treasurer. William L. Matthews,
Of Delaware county; judges Of the
superior court, Judges Thomas A. Nor.
rison, OF Mexican county, and John j.
Henderson, of Crawford county.
The platform viii endorse Presi-
dent Roosevelt for denomination, de-
clare against revision of the tariff
by the next congress, endorse the
state administration and commend the
official actions Of Senators Quay and
Penrose.
Senator Penrose is here to assist
Secretary w. r. Andrews, OF the state
committee. in arranging the prelim
mary work of the convention. Quay
is staying with his family at Beaver
and unless he changes his mind h,
will not come here for the conven
ton. A meeting of the state commit
tee will be held tonight TO make M
the roll Of delegates and decide th'
Monroe county contest.
Evening journal., 1903-05-26
pro~,,lora Thr.uo, pollti,s.

New York. May 26.-Charges sup
ported by documentary evidence, that
promotions in the New York postoiiice
have been secured through political
influence. have been made to Post
master General Payne by Louis M.
Enrich. for eight years a clerk in the
foreign department OF the general
postofnce Enrich was dismissed on
May after a trial upon a charge Of
being absent 35 days without leave,
and falling TO obey the orders Of the
postofnce doctor. He assert that in
reality his dismissal was due to a
lack of political influence, and that
the charges made against him were
not supported by legitimate evidence.
Ehcich produces a letter from Charles
X. Lexow, his district leader, explain
ing that as others had been more act
I've than he their names stood at the
head Of the list of applicants for In
crease Of salary. Favored employees.
he Gays. received increase Of 5000 a
year, while he had only one increase
In eight years.
Evening journal., 1903-05-26
Mrs. roosevelt eoIna 70 eroton.

Groton, Mass, May 26.--Mrs. Roose-
welt. wife of the president will come
10 Groton to attend the annual prize
day exercises at Groton School, in
which her two sons are pupils, next
Friday. Mrs Roosevelts proposed
visit has been kept a secret, and the
fact that she would visit Groton on
this occasion was made known only
last night II is expected that she
viii arrive Thursday evening or Fri
day morning. and remain only long
enough to attend the exercises.
Evening journal., 1903-05-26
Haytien Ministry RESIGNS.

Port an Prince, Hayti, May 26.-The
entire Haytien ministry with the ex-
ception of the minister for war. has
resigned. The ministry was opposed
to continuing the investigation into
the alleged frauds in the issuing Of
Haytien government securities, which
amounted TO s2,0OO.OOO The commits
sion of inquiry was supported by Pres
ident Alexis Ford. who insisted on
the investigation being continued.
whereupon the ministry rendered its
RESIGNATION.
Evening journal., 1903-05-26
NO SHIPS FOR BREMERTON
Saloons and Gambling Houses in vi
einity Of Navy Yard Must be Closed

cinity Of Navy Yard Must be Closed
Washington, May 26.-Until he is
satisfied with conditions at Bremen
ton, Washington, in the vicinity Of
the navy yard, Acting Secretary Dar-
ling will direct that no more ships
be ordered there for repair or dock
ing. This work, as far as practicable,
will be done at the Mare Island yard.
Ships too large for docking at Mare
Island will come to the Atlantic caost.
Telegraphic instructions have been
sent to the Pacific squadron, which
was about TO proceed to Bremerton
for repairs, to remain at San Fran
cisco until further orders, and MI.
Darling has wired Captain ]. V. B.
Bleecker. the acting commandant at
Bremerton, regarding the truth of
newspaper reports that the Bremerton
town council had declined to approve
the revolving of licenses of the sa-
looms and gambling houses on Front
street, and that these places were
still in operation. No vessels will be
sent there until those places are
closed, as the department will not
subject enlisted men to the evil in
huences that abound there.
Evening journal., 1903-05-26
Pottstown pisbandod.

Pottstown. Pa. May 26.-Failure TO
get together a winning team that could
command patronage Manager Hynes
disbanded the local club yesterday. Tho
Coatesville Club came here yesterday
to mn date with the locals and when
they learned the state OF affairs were
very indignant AS they We're out Of
their car fare and expenses. A new
club viii not be organized by local
business men.
Evening journal., 1903-05-26
New York Tomorrow.

Wilmington win play the New York
American League team at the Front
and Union streets grounds tomorrow
afternoon. IL viii be one Of the best
games Of tho season, and the crowd
viii undoubtedly be large. II is the
first chance that Wilmington people
have had to see this team. There is
"a probability that it win not be here
again this season.
Evening journal., 1903-05-26
plsastrous Wreck on Pennsv.

New Castle. Pa, May 26-A disas-
erous wreck. in which seven persons
were injured. occurred on the Penn
sylvania Road. near Eastbrook. caused
by a headon collision between freight
trains. A misunderstanding of course.
Is the supposed cause Of the accident.
Evening journal., 1903-05-26
MR.. Bedford win Get $40, ,Uuo.

New York. May 26.-An attorney Of
this city iptereste in the case said;
Mrs. Bedford will receive $4,000 left
by her husband, but the rest Of the es-
tate, about 100000, which might have
gone to the child, reverts to TO Ameri-
can heirs, of whom there are FIVE"
Evening journal., 1903-05-26

The Sea Eagles have organized for
the season and would like to receive
challenges from all teams IN the city
from IA to Is years of age Send chal-
lenges TO Captain Hubert Taylor. No.
1927 Pine street.