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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-28

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4sa. ofaets has uah, fssagrt rmcr
ouf 1~aszntry ana asnong - o'str
.pcoplc 8. hc .,ian4 as eonsecucnt'
oi ooaist;
Il j. known iesi Tie present acts
dad as; ocouf IA former simes We
did no, havc any ,solus cs paupcrs
sid even though ih1s were 10, he
iact an@>.nutsiia. BAD bccn proven
and even ;hough l. verc demonstrated
"a bp false. VIA. matters TIE pas y
DC present IS dark aDe trsglcf
There is always the clhsh aud
impossible comparison with ne pas
And eAori is 30 longer made 10 sec
what We we're hat wha; VIC are wsai
We need IS iha; nc things DO 10; con-
tinue rs. key are.
Al end should be PIT to his critical
SIT aifOn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-28
snforsneS Coxa&rassiC&oEa0s


Nueva York, martes.-Los successes de We
nezuea siguen interesando oqui la opinion. cor
los sensacionales despachos cablegratcos que
publican algunOs dlarioS.
Los telegramas de Washington respecto de-
confcto con Venezuela son muCho mas tran
quiliza1 1ores alejan toda la poslbilldad de ur
rompimiento
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-28
Los jap neses EN- Ki!jou
PeIigro para los sitiadOs

Nueva York martes-Avisan de Toxic que
las tropas reconc ntradas eu Kiljou avanzan
a uniree con lis que han Sltlado NladlvOstOk.
FL numero ie soldad,s con que Cuenta ell
Iap0n es verdaderamente abrumadOr para los
sltladOS.
La artilleria de oltlo emplazada eeta en- lu
cares extrates sicos; esp6ra,e de un momento a
otro un ataque Formidable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-28
Una tresasenssss explosion
EN- Harbin
Destrozos EN- la via ferrea

Nueva York martes.-Los despachos de
Extreme Oriente dicen que ha ocurrido en- Har
bin una gran explosion, que ha destrozado IL
via ferrea en- algunos Kilometres
Las obras de reparacion que Sc estaban ha
cendo han quedado lrservibles.
En- el sinlestro ha perecido un numero re
gular de sodados
La explosion Sc atri buye los espias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-28
Ia suer9e esta echada


Nueva York martes.-Si los japoneses 10
gran rendlr la plaza de Vadivostok antes de
que llegue la ee-uadra del Baltico creese en-
los circulos 1lplomaticos que los rusos tendran
que aceptdr la paz a cualqnler preclo.
Las trOpas cn nOVlmlentO COmblnadO con
la escuadra atacaran con gran empu e a la
plaza sitada Con tal objeto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-28
80 reformaS en
es inperio ruso
I'll Gar e>ta muy prudente

Nueva York. martes -lniorman desde San
Petersbureo que Il gobierno del Gar se apr
sura a impantar las reformas cons,ltuclonales
Que han siio con lanta tuerza pedldas solici-
Ia otra vez 81 cuncurso ie la opinion para ei
e1ilo mas SECURE de su pIoyecto Ell un ukase
que publican todos los darios de la capital mos
cOvlta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-28
FL si1s.s de VladivoSt0k
Fuerzas desembarcadas por ell Jap6n

tremo Orente que el eJercito japones ha desem
barcado en- la Manchurla numerosas fuerzas
de artilIera de campana y agunas tropas, pa
ra robustecer los que han puesto stlo Via
dlvOStok
En- la bahia de Po,siet, nay seis transpor-
ties japoneses con grandes aprestos mllltares
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-28
I'm n0vin,ient0
del smariscaI Oyama
En- los circulos de Toxic

Nueva York martes.- Desde e teatro de
la guerra cabegrafian que las tropas del ma
n seal Ovama han efe>tuadO una dltlcil ma
niobra para envolver al ejercito rusO del Nor
tie, obgando las fuerzas mosCovitas acep-
tar una batalla en- coniciones desventajo josas.
rs muy aplaudIdo en- los circuIos militia
res del ]apon la tactica del mariscal Oyama
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-28
No es zceptada Ia
rnediaci6n de FranCia
Russia espera Ell su escuadra

Nueva York, martes-Dcen de San Pc
tersburgo que ell Gar ha rechazado de nuevo
las indicaciones para la paz que lie ha hecho
nuevamente ell gobierno de Francia agrade
ciendo los buenos oficlos de aliada.
Russia no esta condlciones todavla de
accptar una negoclaci0n de paz, mlentras tenga
la suprema fuerZa de su gran esCuadra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-28
la vista de Don Alfonso


Nueva York, martes-Desde Paris nfor-
man los ultimos cablegramas, que ha vueito la
lopinio on d entretenerse con el anunc1o de la pro
kim vista del rey Don Alfonso.
Este las discusiones en- el CongresO, so
bre la question religlOsa son los temas de &C
tualidad que expIota la prensa francesa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-28

lol6s 0- scllos de eorreos 1sadr-. dc toeas DE-
nsnnaciones. cuAlQu.r szd a. tree fsr eisn''
de descuehto.
THON0S n SHER6ORkE
29 South Tnird Street
Philadelphia, Pa G. de A
Hiemsro de la Sociedad A. a. NJ O. NJ
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The Cinderella Princess

thrills story
who buried in Paris eeaty
tho plain and and
history she a beautiful as she good
good prnee walked her life aud aha
became grand lady People hats of when her carriage
passed There diamonds and clothes and palace 70 live
In and Of ALL husband tendey and who really
loved that
marries prince
hoodshed days republic
Pierre. his chill
Those dark days Poverty came-dsrsins povsr,yand
prince who wanted ho hFeadNinner sick Ia bed
And the Princess Pierre remembered things. That she loved
her husband children a
princess
work She became dressmaker and piled her
needle early and late She cared invalid husband loved
day bravey time
Prince Roland able
To be for work than
ant
titled N could precedent
all things the ad nobility
the plain people, and chuiy and enday family
hard labor
they called the lies In her grave
the Cinderella Princess and tbs fitted Tor she Useful
al beautiful. and good
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AFigRt go a Finish

thing great corporations
Eagei In the business OF interstate transportation"
In President Roosevets entire other
graph stands like this
public proposition such enthusiastic
response
regulation of railway the pes
backing tremendous
ular approval
The people with the president
Is congress railroads.
there win be this country any ether
seldom
There is In hanting elephants with popgun And
have learned there seeking check
gigantic corporations with threads 81 LEGAL theory.
The United constitution the TO
regulate hetween the constitution be
consulted and che railway compelled that
power
For half and the railways through arbitrary and
Determinations building monopose
killing industries that sht aud rctaring
the development Of bat
rooaed from the industrial world by unfair
country controlled by rail-
corporations gamblers
President Rooseyets determined backed by the people
Whom backs viii be
To such a there definite Either the
accordance with
admitted that the railroad control
the
Can there doubt the issue9
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A QUIET LITTLE OLD MAID

Wei. paggy. I'm afraid sou are
destined "a be an old maid. after
all"
oh. you know that was always
my accepted dsNElny. said Pssssy
lightly And ROW. that ali thn
Eayeff and hustle Of Franks we'd
ding IL over. can't help thinking
Il viii BE- 30 nice 20 settle down into
quiet ever dAy life again
For PeKKY Percy had allowed her
self . fail IN love. almost aneaa-
sei0usly. with that tall. handsome
eousin uf hers, and Frank himself.
having In hia college vacations
nothing particular 20 do bat flift
aud enpluy himself. had carried out
that mission with especial regard 10
his dark eyed little eoualn. And
then. Just "a reERy. ia the blithe-
some fiutfsrinEs II her secret heart.
decided that Frank really loved hef.
Helen Lockwood came 20 visit her.
Ho'en had whispered To Peggy
Youll be my bridesmaid. won't
you. dearf-
oh. % course / WILL" said PegEy.
choking down a sob
but PeEFY Percy Hent about a.
Fadian, an ever
My dear said old Mr. Merry
man 70 his wife. you must have
been mistaken about Peggy's caring
for Prank.
The years passed On and Frank
came home from foreign parts. a
bronzed and bearded man. with a
black weed around his hat and
three uuruly children hanging
around him.
you sec. Peggy" said her
cousin. II couldn't do anything with
them after poor Helen died. They
need mothers care. and I knew
could depend upon you. peEgy. II
would be different. OF course. II ynn
wcrs married and settled. but a.
you're only n quiet. little old
mnld-"
Yes. exactly" Interrupted Peggy
And Frank MerrymAn. with ali .
mans conscious aelfishness. settles
snuRiy down. with his three noisy.
Ill-dlsclpiined children into the Sc
rene peace and regularity Of Peggy
Percy's household.
So poor Peggy sacrificed herself
on the altar 81 mans convenience.
But suddenly one dag Frank
Mcrryman discovered that aomes
one else appreciated dear. sunny
little Peggy.
1T seems 10 me" he said, thai
Judge Rochester comes here a
great deal"
DO you think Roy" said the Pm.
conscious Peggy. You know jus
father was one Of Uncle MenY-
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BY CYNTHIA GRAY.


Where are they? where is su-
san Where are Jane Ann. Mary
Jane. Mary Ann
Good. wholesome names they were
what has become Of them7
The Marys have all turned into
Macs and the susans into Susetfes.
Because she clerks IN Toggery
Cos notion store department. Jane
trigs herself In Janette
And because she Ii waitress in a
big restaurant. Lucy must make
herself into Lucille.
A Chicago school teacher tells
about a girl who made over her
name very much as one would re-
model house.
This girl entered school plain.
simple. everyday Bridget O'Brien.
Before the Christmas holidays she
took out a chimney and added a
back porch. which made her Brig
eta. Before the end Of the year she
tore down the VEST wing. This made
her Eta. She then put up a front
parlor and called herself Gretta. A
deep porch across the front OF this
name made her into MarEaretia.
After that she gave hergelf MP to the
craze and remodeled the main part
Of her first name, which left Il
Marguerite. Not satisfied with the
general effect. Just before she was
graduated she vent over the whole
pretentious eognomen with a coat
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mans dearest friends. and BE has
always visited hero more or less.
Il Isn't diEagfecabie 20 you. Is it,
Mono" heaifaied Mr. Mrrry-
man Only sou see. Pes. 4 man
likes his home 60 be peaceful and
quiet Nhcn he comes back At
night And even a pleasant fellow
Ike Rochester IL apt % be De irup
# times"
nut cant tell him TO stay
away. Prank. can ,"
4 suppose there are other Ways
than uua By which a lady can sig
Nifty 20 n gentleman that bis pres.
cncr Il diHaKreeahls TO her
But Il isn't diaagrreahia"
oh" said Frank. -Ail right
then"
That afternoon Frank was but.
ionhoied By an acquaintance In
ths street.
7 suppose I may congratulate
you. Mefrymanf'
Upon what ?"
Upon the approaching marriage
Of your cousin, Miss Percy, TO be
sure"
Frank opened his eyes very
widely.
what on earth DO Won mean =
said he. Miss Percy isn't going 70
De married
Il think you are mistaken. Mer-
rymnn. All tho world knows that
Miss Percy IL soon 10 be married
10 Judge Rochester,"
The deuce q doeai" was Frank
Merrymsn's disturbed reioinder.
Peggy. is IL trueG" he demanded.
Gu arriving home.
Is shat true Frank"
This about your marrying"
Dear me. Frank. I'm not going
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time. ahen there o. sufficient
afned force lH tbe country 10 stamp
0ut uub iuFuffs ciiou
Tho 81 Petersburg bureaucracy
believes lhgt /. Poland were 70 re-
volt and the Russian army in Poe
land were to be- Def loose with Hien-
~ Of opportunity FOR slaughter and
plundef. the HSbbiY Loyalty n the
HaiHiefH to the ezar would be
strengthened and The army would
become satisfied BY successful
war 0n che Poles.
The Polish leaders realize the
game tho czaf 81 plnyiug aha ore
urging their followers - make no
overt acts that can give The Rus-
sian soldiers any excuse for alaugh-
ter.
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ordered the arrest ~ al Poles car
fyin3 sticks or umbrellas Ia the
streets, oF walking about with thHir
hands In their pockets
General sYkaiaff. the commander
Of the government II siedIvc. has
fined the large estate opners near
siedlIe 1880 eaeh for permitting
patriotic professions to pass Through
their srounds
General kokufeu. the commander
Of the government ct i.ublin. has
similarly fined the estate owners
under hia Jurisdiction.
Gensral GFibakfL commander II
f.amza. has announced thaf ali the
inhabitants viii be held responsible
collectively for any damage TO govt
atnment property Ia any teWn ~
village.
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WARSAW. Dec. te.--The reign OF
martial law that II now In force In
Poland Il rvcaliinE the worst part
of all the old regime under Piehve.
THE local authorities throughout the
country are acting with almost an
cxamplsd arrogance aud cruelty.
even Tor Poland
PRESENTATIONS have beeu issued in
All the districts Of she country
threatening this people with fines
and imprisonment for the pettinat
political offruses. such a. refusing
Ia display signs IN Russian Ia their
shop fronts. Tor asking any Russian
official u speak Ia Polish. AND Tor
organising meetings IN friends
house,
General Shatiioff. The commander
OF the government af t'iohrkoN. has
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These are examples Of the high
handed methods Of the Russian
buFeauefats n Poland.
During the past ten days n record
has been created ~ the numbers ~
people Nho have been arrested and
Imprisoned without TRIAL. over 1899
persons daT have been lodged ia
pflson without any notification be-
iuH given % their friends
Among those thus treated are
sofar ~ ths most prominent parsons
10 Poland. Including count Iadis-
rs Tyaklrwias. one ot the liberal
leaders among The Polish nobility.
Edward CaufErn. a rieh Warsaw
manufacturer Warlsw sicrunaew :
skI. oua Of the prominent Polish
naVrilsfa. who five years aKn re-
turned from exile IN Northern slbe-
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known. were arrested during the
HiRht and carried away ~ gem
darmeH Without even the right Of
taking lenRe Of their famiilea
The obvious reason Of the H. Pet
efsbufg authorities in ordering the
earryinE out ~ 80 ruthless cam
raign lu Poland Is to enraKe the
Poles into revolving at the present
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WHERE IS MARY ANN?

OF paInt and came out MarKueFfte
obrian. with the accent on the q.
Marguerite Obriau' And for that
afistocrasic appenaage Bridget sac
rificad the good old honest Bridget
OBFien.
The worst thing about these made
over names Is that they never III.
Girls. girls. stick TO tho names
that belong 70 you. II You are
Bridget. be such . fine Bridget that
your friends will name little Bridg-
ess after You.
: Away with this fad OF dlsownins
the name you we're born 70. It's
nothing but hlghfaiutin twaddie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
STAR DUST

why dont you have a woman
orKaniatf
snecauze We cant find one re-
piled the choir dlrectof Every
woman | have offered the position
has declined because n she played
the organ she could have no voice
In tha choir
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II asbestos doesn't 10 mp pretty
soon yoa can look for the usual
number Of Santa Clauses 70 be burn
cd I'D In a fen weeks.
eHe never writes 4 story without
upsettlnk all rules Precedent
counts for nothing With hts. HiH
last book was 50 original and OAR
ing"
what did he DO in that"
sHs had half n dozen chapters
after the marriage Of the hero and
heroine. telling % their home life. Z"
Maybe when John A. Mccall said
nobody bad asked him to resign he
was trying 10 make va believe he
never heard of Tom Lawson.
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we are a great people" remark
Cd the physician. We lead In cv-
erything that requires brilliancy
but for good. patient. steady dig
gers. give me the Germans"
All right. doc. take EN-" reiort-
cd the sewer contractor. But
gimme dagoez every time"
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rio, where De- spent o. years. Dr.
Joseph itahrowaki. IT ualimow gov
eminent - Warsaw d. fadislaH
Molfsfnaii. Df fsduuaku VIOLA, gov
eminent nf kHiiez stauialaa Kufei-
~, chief Of the nllfpnd station a.
siodlie and hia iss9eer-old SON
All these gentlemen and many
others hose names are mot get
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90 be married
Not 10 Judge Rochester"
why. Il course uui. To tel you
the truth. Frank aud her cyelida
droobod q little. while a soft pink
shadow efeBt over her face. "he did
ask mo "a be- his wife. but hut |
thought Of you aud The children.
and 49,
Peggy. you're n trump" cried
Frank Merfyman. with "A great ear
neatneas But. all the same. !
think you ought 10 get married.
Frank This from YOU"
There can't be n doubt about H.,
Peg" said Frank. with increased
energy you never was cut out for
am oid maid"
peggy's bead dropped
Frank II thodght I was Of
some use 70 you"
so you are. said Frank Merry
man. contfiylnK to get his arm
around her waist. And that's tho
VERY reason / want you marry
me. Peg"
oh. Frank
I am in earnest Peggy I've
been wanting something else these
thnt-s years ever since poor Helen
died. In fact-=and I've just found
out what Il IT, ! want you. Come
n you won't marry Judge Roehea-
ter. its no reason you shouldn't
marry me-"
No. 10 be sure" faltered Peggy;
lint"
II wont listen 10 any butts" said
Prank. Peggy. I love and honor
you more than any woman In the
world. I may have SEEMED a selfish
brute. but I'm not quite unconscious
81 al you have done and sacrificed
for met Come. Peggy. won't you be
my own little household angclf
And Peggy promised.
strange that never thought OF
this before" said honest obtuse
Frank. II was strange Hut then
this world "a full u strange things.
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UNCLE HENRY THlSKs

A nut class aaps-
tits aint above amo-
citation With second
class food.
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FowNEs. DENTS OR PERKINS,
CLONES.

The very best makes 70 buy FOR
Christmas gifts All styles and
sizes az r.. y. Brooks a Co.'S 1891
End ave.
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HOW POLAND 80 BEING DRIVEN TO
DESPAIR AND TIE SLAUGHTER

RUSSIA PLANNING IN COLD pLoD TO GIVE TIE POLES OVER
TO PLUMBER AND DEATH m ORDER TO KEEP HEo OWN
SOLDIERS FROM RevoLr-osF THOUSAND A DAY l.ssls.
oNEe-MhHY BRurAa oUrRAoEs
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WHAT REASONABLE PRICES"

And what n fine line IL shat your
friends say about cur smoking
Jackets and rnth Robsn can and
i~t a. show Yaa. = n. Brooks a
Co. 1881 znd ave :"
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BANNED A PIPE DOWN HIS
THROAT

HILLMAN CITY. Dec. ie-An IN
usual accident occurred hers yester-
day which nearly resulted in serious
injury 20 ] z. Bellus. an aged res
idsnt OF this city.
Belius. who Is a veteran Of the
civil war. was walking along the
street. smoking a pipe. when he
stumbled on a loose board. and fell,
The pipe vas driven down his
throat. severely lnIuring the oesa-
phasus. The injured man was car
ried home. He was reported to be
out OF danger today.
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Read the assay Of the Seattle
Boston Copper CompanY.a ore on
page 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
CEATTLE T.. :,
~ THEATER I s..s
Jolly coRr. Mgr. nosh Phone. a.

All This Week MatineeH wcdHes-
day and Saturday. &c. Toe.
THE JOLLY GIRLS.
prtceW@s5c 10 Zoe.
FIRST class IN Al Respects.
This af. ana Zoe viii admit any
woman e. balcony "Wednesday mat
ines Present before ~ Weanes-
day
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Snow is predicted for the holi-
days. How f. your coal bin2 You
can't cook an enjoyable Christmas
dinner without a fire. Call 80 the
City Fuel Co. today and insure
yourself that you VIII get your
Christmas dinner cooked. They
handle all brands 81 coal. and their
prices are right. Phones. Main sTi.
Ind 1859. ss'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

Read the assay Of the Seattle
Boston Copper Company's ore on
page 2 49,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Washington times., 1905-09-29
JACKSON CITY MEN
PREPARING TO FIGHT
Will Garry Poolroom Raid Into Higher
Courts-Not Expected to
Open Again.

John Nelson and James La Fontaine,
proprietors of the poolroom at Jackson
City. Va, who were caught in the raid
on that resort Wednesday last. were
released from custody yesterday after
noon. on $500 bail each.
The five associates of the poolroom
operators were released on 500 bail
each. James Bennett, 1122 Eighteenth
street northwest, qualified as surety in
each case
The release Of the poOlroom operators
and their associates confirms the pre-
diction which was made prior to the
raid that they would fight the case.
should the authorities molest them.
Counsel has been retained by the pool
room people and il is expected that an
appeal in these cases Will be taken in
few days.
1t was said today that Jackson City
would open up again, but this rumor Is
treated more as a threat on the part OF
the poolroom operators tnan as a fact
The county authorities are satisfied that
Tor the present these peop.e will not re-
sumo business again within the limits
or Alexandria county.
The Washington times., 1905-09-29
GUNTON DEFEATED
BY ST. STEPHENS
Capital City Leaguers Won Second
Game of Championship SeIieS-De-
Gliding Contest Tomorrow.

In the second game of. the interleague
series between the champions of the
Sunday School League 2ld the Capital
City League. st. Stephens defeated Gun
ton-Temple by to 3. Gunton put up a
ragged game in the field. giving Hutchin-
son poor support at critical stages.
The game was a battle between the
two southpaws. brennan and Hutchin-
son. and they were pretty evenly
matched. Hutchinson allowed two more
hits than his opponent. but one or two
of them came after Gunton had a chance
to retire the side. Hutchinson struck
out six against two by the Georgetown
boy.
GuntonS seven errors We're fatal
Price played a ragged game in center
field but he was partly excusable, as
he was struck in the mouth by a pitched
ball in batting practice. Langley made
three errors on first. and the miSplayS
by Bielasl<i and Seay counted for runs.
The third game of the series VIII be
played at 80 Saturday afternoon. and
Sam Seay. the West Virginia University
star southpaw, win be pitted against
brennan.
The score:
81. stephen .-..-..-.---.--- . -
IGunton .-.--..-..-------.---.-" ~