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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20
TO BUY A NEWSPAPER.
Tammany May Enter the journalistic
Field


Now York. Aug. 19.-COnsidcrablt
interest mas been aroused III the auc
tjou sale on Friday Of the Daily News
by the report that prominent Tam
many Hall men will become financially
identified with the concern.
II is believed that Frank Munsey,
who has a controlling interest IN the
prDperty. Will tell Charles f. Murphy
and other leaders OF Tammany that
he does not purpose to make the pa
per an organ for conveying to the
public the views and aims Of the Ia
NOUS democratic organization unless
wealthy Tammanyitcs chip in.
IN the recent Dock board scandal
exposures the News mas been the only
paper OF New York to come to th@
defense of Mr.. Murphy and his friends
Some sort OF deal is looked tor by
which the Tammany leaders will pa
up substantial sum to enable Mr.
Munsey to put the paper on its fee
in exchange for loyal and unaweryin,
support Of Tammany Hall candidate.
and politics.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20
GEORGIA CROPS IN GOOD SHAPE
Rain Proves Troublesome in Some
Localities.

Atlanta, Aug. 19.-The following is
the Georgia crop report for the week
just ended:
Showers were general throughout
most of the state, but there are some
scattered lcalities where crops are
cuffering for lack of moisture Where
seasons were favorable a marked i'm
provment in crops is noted, and the
outlook is very encouraging
Cotton has made steady growth in
most counties and is fruiting and
blooming, but opening slowly. Com.
plants of rusts, shedding and black
root are more numerous than at any
time this season. Caterpillais are
damaging the plants in several coun-
ties.
Fodder pulling is progressing rap
idly, but has received temporary set
backs in sections frequented by
showers. A good deal of fodder has
already been saved in fine condi-
ton.
In most counties the corn crop is
the first in several years. Pastures
are excellent and stock is in good
healthy condition.
Peas, cane, sweet and Irish poto-
toes, and rice are doing nicely with
prospects favorable for satisfactory
yields.
Late melons now ripening are much
superior in quality to those of the
Ie%rier shipments The seeding of
turnips is becoming general.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20
VAUGHN BEFORE
COMMISSIONERS
+
Prison Board Asks the
Editor About His
Statements
AB0UT The De CRlS CASE
Vaughn Thinks he Sustained All the
Charges Made in His Editorial on
the Prison Commission. Cues
tions Asked and Answered

Mmedgeville. Ga, Aug. ia rath-
er breezy interview was held in the
back office of Allen & Pottle, in this
city today. The prison commission
summoned Editor Vaughn, of the News
before them to inquire into his state
menis as made in the editorial of last
week. II seems that Editor Vaughn
feels that he has sustained his char
gcs in all but, perhaps one case, ana
that is to the filing of the Offices out
at the farm with relatives. Judge
Turner denied that Mr.. Dennis.
relative, had been offered the position
of superintendant or would be offered
IT.
Mr.. Turner then produced signed
statement from Miss De Girls, stat
me that she had no trouble about the
use of the white toilet room. Mr..
Vaughn asked Mr.. Turner if the state
mont of MISS De Girls was worth any
more III this instance than when she
5MOrC thdl CdpI. All"3oSu """
u lake auvntagc OF her. Judge Iur-
| ner smiled and put the statement
Idway
MIR Eason wanted to know some
lining about the man who was dlschar
| led for not voting Tor him MT.
| Vaughn replied that Mr.. Splvey was
| the man and he made the statement
| ,ver ms own signiture in the last Is
| sue OF the News.
| Mr Eason asked no more queStiohS
| nll denied any knowledge Of The mat
ter.
in regard to the boy whose Don 1t
| was stated. was broken by lhe ldAh ia
| lha presence OF the prison physician
| n,doa turner stated tnat the Prison
| commission mad made a great mlS'"Ne
| ~ toe selection of tho physician
| vino was then attending the cohNlc'@
| ,nu he thought ii was due the cohihllS-
| .i,n ia state that they mad dlschaiBeu
| me pbyaiclan. Mr. Vaughn sald:
You admit the breaking Of the DOH
then?"
! ludpe Turner replied
Nh we do not admit anything L
,,now nothing Of the breaking OF lle
| ami, nut we have changed doctors
As to the bad food given the con
| ,,,,- Indpc Turner SAID he knew inc
| man VINO made the abatement
Judge turner asked It Mr- NauGn"
| Eucw anything about the prisoner
| ,,osr Lempcrature was lol ana VINO
| WAS ordcled whipped and sent to i"S
1cld. Mr.. Vaughn gave hlm the name
| a., ,ho .plyslcltm wlu took oho tempeF
dLure.
| he 10 the convict who, 1t is aalu
tstoIc the cotton and supplies Judse
| runner SAID that he knew three aluAl9
ana one round Dale hau not been ao-
,countca lor at the larm out "1 Was
.,t,,,n tnai me man could no' nave
llahen 5000 worth.
alr. vaughn agreed to give tle COM
missloners any additional Information
lnal ne might nav when Gale" up
on.
rwo negro women convicta-- an
Iuic Christian, of fulton, ana 0u@ie Ni0'
l,leland, OF clay, escaped from '"e
orison farm yesterday and Lave not
las We, been captured.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20
FULTON TO ENFORCE
NEW VAGRANT LAW.

The Atlanta News of Tuesday said ::
This morning Chief A. o. Turner,
of the county police force, gave his
men explicit instructions to rigidly en-
force the vagrancy law and to clear
Fulton county of all worthless citi-
zens.
"The bill was signed yesterday af-
ternoon by Governor Terrell and Full.
ton county is the first county in the
state in which the law is to be rigidly
enforced at once
Chief Turner states that the law
will aid him wonderfully in breaking
up idleness and lawlessness in Fulton
county"
Let Glynn county follow the good
example
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20
cATERPlLLARs IN COTTON.
Much Complaint From Farmers From
the cotton Raising Districts.

the cotton Raising Districts.
According, to the statements of num-
bers of cotton planters who are in
the city now having come in on the
excursion trains, the caterpillar is
playing havoc with the cotton crop
in some section of the state
Some time ago Secretary Stevens
was notified of the rayages of the
pestiferous worm in Gwinnett county.
The planters there were alarmed and
tasked the commissioner to advise them
at once the best course to pursue in
Kidding their crops of the worm Sam
pies of the cotton stalks with the bac-
cilli on them were sent to the secre-
tary of agriculture at Washington but
as yet nothing has been heard from
him.
According to the reports received
here the greatest menace of the worm
is in Lee, Terrell, Dougherty, Clay,
Randolph. Quitman, Sumpter and Stew
art ciunties
Almost the entire acreage of these
counties are devoted to the cultiya-
ton of cotton, and Terrell is the finest
| cotton raising county in the state
Commissioner Stevens has notified
these counties that as soon as he is
advised of a suitable preparation ne
will cooperate with the farmers in
ridding themselves of the dangerous
little insects.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20
GOOD CHANCE YET FOR THE
GREAT CREOSOTE FACTORY

The News learns from a reliable
source that those who are in charge
ihe proposed creosote factory at5 ii
hopes that the industry will come tC
this city.
1t is said that the manager of the
concern who came to this city some
weeks ago was very favorably i'm
pressed and will come here if we cor
give the proper inducements.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20
Factory Doinq Well.

The factory Of the Aiken Cahninl
company at Hollywood is doing eX-
.ceedingly well and is running on full
time. Manager Abrams will remain
there until the opening OF the oyster
season here,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20
Says Shamrock VIII Win.

Capt. Stafford, of the shooner Mecca
which is now in Mobile, spent yester.
day in the city. He said he spent
the past lew weeks in New York
saw the two boats and is positive
that the Shamrock will win. The gen
ial captain is an Irishman and this
may account for his opinion
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20
More Private Schools.

Two new private schools are to open
here ON the first of October and a
well known South Carolina educator
VIII have charge OF one OF them It
looks like the private schools nave
tiourshed here during the past two
Or three years.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20

The southern railway is adyertis
ing an excursion from Atlanta t
Brunswick on Friday August q, The
Low ratc Of $500 for the round trli
il offered and it is expected that .
large crowd will come down.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20
THE MEETING FRIDAY.

Great interest Being Taken Here in
Railroad Commissioners Meeting.
Not only the dealers but the
public generally is taking a great deal
of interest in the meeting of the Geor-
gia railroad commission which will
take place in Atlanta tomorrow
This meeting is called for the pur-
pose of investigating the trouble be-
tween the tie dealers and the railroads
and it is thought that tie commission
will settle the matter.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20
a Doctor.
Eat All You Want.

Persons troubled WIN Indigestion
Or dyspepsia can eat all they want
if they wll take kodol Dyapepala
cure. This remedy prepares the
tomach tor the reception. retention,
digstlou aud assimilation OF all OF
the wholesome food that may be
aten, and enables the digestive or
gans that gives health and strength.
Sold by Joerger's Pharmacy.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20

Notice is directed to the advertise
ment of A. c. Jeffers in this issue,
The prices are quoted and oy reading
the same you can see that there IS
money TO be saved by getting your
groceries at Jeffers
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20
Slate Work About Finished.

The work Of Stating the now pub
lie building has about been complete.
and this beautiful structure is now
nearing completion. Tho government
will surely spend their Christmas ii
their new home
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20

The News returns thanks to the
Brunswick Bottling and Manufacturing
company for case Of their excellent
soda water This is a new company
which has recently commenced the
manufacture OF soda, and they are
making some OF the most enJoyaDlt
and refreshing drinka
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
WHIPPING OF MRS. De CRls.

To the Editor of The News;
heartily endorse your recent edi-
toriaI in regard to- the whipping OF
Mamie De Girls, especially that part
of it which says Captain Allagood,
the hend who lashed Mrs, De Girls, is
fit subject for the rope and the
same to the doctor VINO stood by and
wathced the inhuman creature apply
the lash.
j. L. Garington NJ. D.
Snanping Schools. Ga, Aug. II, 1903
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20

Editor News: Has the city turned
over certain parts OF Newcastle st
TO the boys for a baseball park?
Citizen.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20
GOTH THROWN IN THE wa en-
Narrow Escape of Mr.. o'Farre'l and
Daughter.

Athens Ga, Aug l9.-A. ii, oFar-
reli. ol THIS city, IS carrying ms arm
IL q a!.ug. result o1 thrdms eX-
larleuce ne nad lew uaya since
near Charleston, 5. G.
4lr O.tarrcn was accompanied by
nis daughter ana when golng OUT lor
pleasure trip the boat capaized
lnrovIne them both into the water.
IT vas only by hcrmc efforts that
they were saved.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20
HOW ABOUT IT?

Editor News: What is the matter
with the proposed merchants carhi-
val? Lets not let it drop.
Merchant.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20
SCHOOLS WILL FLORISH.

Private institutions Are Expecting the
Largest Attendance in Their History
Although it is rather early yet to
make arrangements for the opening of
the schools there is every Indication
that the private institutions of the
city will have the most successful
terms in their history
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20
Artistic effect finish and lasting ouaI

t.es considered Wi,sork pGofo
srapa Studio, SOP 1-2 Gloucester st.,
ass no competitors. 90 thaes "ys
EIitA"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20

Chicago, H., Aug. 19.-The an
nouncement some time ago OF the en-
gagement of HOnore Palmer. son of
the late Potter Palmer to Miss Grace
Greenway Brown, Of Baltimore. came
as a surprise to the people of Chicago.
among whom Mr. Palmer was regarded
as something of a confirmed bache-
lor, whose interest in public affairs
occupied his time and attention to the
exclusion OF affairs of the heart. Hon.
ore Palmer with his brother. Potter
Palmer, Jr., is heir to an estate c5ti.
mated to be worth upwards of thirty
millions. At the promrtings of his
brother, it is said he entered the fielu
Of politics d few years ago and was
recently elected an alderman Of Chi
cago for the second time. He takes
all active interest in public affairs
sssnso' .s,s .s,ne'.s -n'e"'"e.- j. business
Miss Grace Brown, the bride, is a
daughter of the late George Brown,
OF Baltimore. While the Brown lam
lily has been one Of the greatest promi-
nence in Maryland it has never been
considered a wealthy family. The
brides father was renown as one OF
the finest specimens of the real coun-
| try gentlemen to be found anywhere
III the country and his estate Of 200
acres in the Green Spring valley was
the scene Of lavish hospitality.
She is not an exceptionally beauti-
full girl but is petite and graceful
with a bright, Interesting face anc
a cheerfulness that is as contagious
as it is natural. She is highly cducat
ed, a gifted linguist, a musician Of
marked ability and horsewoman ii
absolute intreredity
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20
The open.air pryino Process

al jim Carriers gives tne clothes a
frshness that they don't get else
where.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20

responds to the mainsall, only smaller
The one extends to right angles OH
her one side and the other at rignt
angles on the other side, both being
in the same plaue and at right angles
to the wind when it comes directly
from behind over the stern OF the
boat. On running before the wind
the sails carried On the forward side
OF the mast are lowered and in their
place balloon jib topsail is set it
covers up all the space forward of the
mast. If the wind is shifted so that
the spinnaker cannot be used then the
mainsail is trimmed in toward the
stern of the yacht and with the ba-
loon jib topsail the yachts have TO
reach home
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20
PALMER-RRoWN WEDDING.
Prominent Young People viii Marry
TODAY

Today.
London, Aug, 19.-The wedding of
Miss Grace Greenway Brown, of Bal
timorc, and Mr.. HonOre Palmer of
Chicago. will take place tomorrow in
St Georges church Hanover square
The ceremony will be performed at
noon in the presence of only the rel
atiYes and few friends of the two
families. The honeymoon will be
spent on the continent.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20
Seoson Nearly Over.

Quite a large number of families
have left st. Simon within the past
few days and the season there is rap
idly nearing an end. However there
are still several families there who
will remain until the middle OF Sep
tember.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20

3oG GaY stree Phone 1&5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
TACO MAS
UTEM POLE IS wow 4
TOTEM TRE:E:

raeoma's homemade totem pole is
gruatnK
II ali Eoes well aud the weather
remains warm and moist there -
every reason To hope that before tn
summer H. over the beautifully
carved trunk. rising ia perpsndteuz
Lac height ~ Se feet. viii be CROW ned
~ eauepy st arnsr. Htesn fohasu
mat VII east an amplitude OF shade
eNef the smsll park that the city
council 10 about Ca lay out around
the base 90 the peie.
Nethiug but a hrlatsd frost that
would NIP the newly sprnuted
branches in the bud. uaw stands De
tween facuma and zeal totem
Tree. the only one Ia existence
totem tree. hains a combination
~ Art and nature. d. something Of
which the entire Puget sound eoun-
Try may be Justly proud This Is
particularly true ~ Tacoma. a. the
art lz the product 90 her oNn saw.
mills and the nature the result Of
the fertility ~ her own soil
steps have already hceu taken 60
protect the tender shoots that within
few daN- have grown - rapidly
that they ara unp discsFuibia % the
naked eye. though their height from
tbs ground - diHHy one.
rhe base % the totem tree win be
carefully fertillasa the work halnK
under the sgreft isinn Of an expert
landscape gardener. Precautions
have aircsdY been taken e. Keep
dogs away from the base Of the pole
Explanation % this phenomenon is
had IN the fact that the order for the
pole was not gixen 90 the miilmen
early enough IN the season. ~ was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

the dcalre OF the city 20 have the
polo erected prior O. the Walt ~
frtaldeut Roosevelt that he might
have visible evidence OF thia. Taco
mas Industry
Not having time II secure Htich
II seasoned timber ct the required
siEn and length. the millmru were
larced Ca 81 Into the forest and cot
town q growing tree The trunk %
this slant 81 the forest was then
fashioned by the cumming hands o.
two score 81 shifsie WeaNers ana
Kang saw men Into the work OF ART
that greeted the delighted eyes OF
cheering thousands On the very day
Il the presidents visit 60 the city Of
Destiny.
II was NJ this point that Nature
hrsnn her work The great pole. 80
recently severed frum the parent
stump, had been sunk ten feet in the
nrnunh@t very kind OF ground
that had provided II with nutFirnsnt
and IFS for countless centuries The
result was Inevitable. The sap, not
yet arr. was raVtvifiod and. 10
branches appeared and oiharH bad
ded. A miracle hal been performed.
ard Teddy was net there 20 see Il
THIS II the only sst=eff 10 the pleas
urr and pride that tho entire tlopu-
lation OF Tacoma. ard. incidentally.
~ the entire sound country. feel
ever this wonder Of wonders
II II believed by those beat quan-
fief TO Judge that the branches vii
grow with sufficient rapidity 10 pro
vide the shade that l. necessary 20
keep the fresh paint nom peeiinE off
the beautiful froat elevation OF the
totem tree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
LABOR BILL
WILL PASS

The city council. ts committee o.
the whole. at = special meeting last
night. ovrrfuled the numerous OBJ
inrlionh raised by GuuHetimeu Hiil.
James and Taylor. and resolved 60
snapt the ordinance - license. fuHu
late and restrict employment ofileea
proposed hF the labor committees %
the council
several slight changes we're made
Ia the hiil before n was finally app
proved ~ a majority Of che cam
mittes but none OF it, general pfas
visions were altered.
The new MEASURE raises the ~
ceuss Zee frum 500 IA IL now paid
quarterly. &C. taao per unnum. 10 bf
paid iu advance.
me aErut securing the license uns
der the new measure. must put up
a surety bond Tor $500 before ne can
procure = license from the comp
truiier. and such license IL not trans
farabls without tho consent u the
comptroller
More stringent restrictions are
made fuf Offices operated under the
license. aud thu Zee that may be
charged the person securing employ
maut 10 limited 90 81 for a fob pay.
iua 80 per month "a less. pee cent.
% the nrut manths wages for Jobs
paying h~tpesn 80 and tit' for post
tiaua paying more than t7s. freedom
Of contract Is allowed
gili fought the measure ora the
ground that the whole ardinancs. n
enacted. would be invalid and would
not stand a test IN the courts
The chairman ~ the COMMITTEES.
however. had assurances that the
hiii was All riEht aud the commit
tee decided q pass the ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

ING thing IN America In the New
) orb chorus Eift
Hamlet" NJ our act. given by an
entirely female east b. the latest
THING Ia Chicago ~ was given BY
q Rifi'a school Of expression. and
among nthrt novelties was an inYias
ibie ghost
The last 81 the series Of artists
rccitHia To- o. given this season IN
dyr the auspices % The ladies'
Musical Ciub viii hr the recital of
the erterinH ouartette at the brand
nest "Wednesday might
ftoatan has gone rrazy over Pes
~ from Parts while that monde
script thinE had everything bat an
client eggs hurried az "a IN Chicago
but then tastes differ.
Viola Alien wa appear In her
own production ~ shakespeare =
Twelfth Might under the manage
mvnt Of iiebler 4 co.. nest yehr
on her coming tour 60 the coast
Minnie Madden fishH. trust
buster viii Ice seen in Mary Of
MaKdala." In 1904 she will ttke q
fali out Of Ladg Masheth
The limit Of tolafution has been
reached in tho granting OF copy
riEHtH Tor plays Harry q binE has
Just sent "a Drunhnrd'H Vision
through the government copyright
MN and the government stood fof IL
The latte Minister" VIII bo the
attraetion At ths Seattle theatsf all
nest seek. opening with a matinee
HuHfhy afternoon. The role Of
habbls VIII be assumed by Miss
cathsFins Counties 81 the Baker
company, George Alison will assume
the rule OF the little minister.
Miss Hobbs closes tumofroW
hight Matinee tomorrow afternoon.
James Hacketth now play. By Vlo-
tor AapcH, has ths hiahfslutlui
title Of Alexander the Great" u Il
fun OF heroien and bristiaa with
pompous speech. rather out Of
lluckatta usual vein. Il requires
abe people ln the east
The Wizard uf or viii run ali
summer a. the Majestic theater Ia
New York. and. BY the way. the
schfeeroN IN that piece frsd stone.
n ahaut 90 marry little clara Louise
Morton. A lovely match the folks
an So
lethsl Harrymafe. tho dahities and
most charming - an this year
stars. Il n guest OF the Duchess Of
Sutherland ln London. Tier iaayahip
Il NfitiaE play for Miss Harry
more and The latter b. boinK male a
perfect Oar Ing II by ths titled folks
OF England.
Charles lIaAtHey liked American
money 80 well that he piii come
back nest season In the Man from
HianeY :, although b. VII probably
revive A Message from Mars II
the people clan = Tor a.
The role OF eHasiua I'm Richard
Mansfisids production Of Julius
Caesar ths past srasrn vas hoo
doc The only I lex tried three
people IN q In a. many months ans
roe one suited hirt
Lille Russell has begun 10 play
The races again. she ven a , we'd
% the hong Er~sn az Louisville
FIRST Il was rrimruse sna west'a
MINISTRIES. then ssihIlis" West went
~ himself. and IL WIS Primrose and
t'oekstaier, ana now West "a dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

TROUNcED

Portland couldn't act together yes
tsrday at Recreation PARK and al.
owed the seattle back lot cham
piona 70 waiiop them 70 the tune q
70 !. sammy Vixnsus's aESreEa.
ton played the game Ike a rricket
match. EysrY man was for himself
ana 10 ere cared WHISTLER the oihHr
man made 9oud OF not Every wefW-
Der Of the team appeared "a BE- pull
ina against every other marabar. The
team - a hunes Of stars and thaT
can play ball. a. shuWa IN previous
SEASONS TbsY didnt So V yasicr-
day. however. and although they got
teies as many hits aa the locals,
they lat out On account Of ragged
team work
Knnxham-r was on ths siAb for
Seattle. ard although he d.dnt
pitch league bail. ~ fii very we'll.
ErEIa for Portland was not in his
usual form
Score By innings
Seattle ...seaeess0.-s Z
Portland ...setsSSst-s "A 5
EScaA2i LA se-Tila
home team Won from Los Angeles
b. a score % "a yesterday.
sAN FnANcIHco. May D.-Hsrr
of Oakland vas hit hard yesterday
and the locals won easily. Score. !
20 q