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ATHLETIC SPORTS
 AT A. B. HALL

The owls went down hsfaa. ur,rfor playing hast night but th, -ear. ..srd- cd against them need nsVaF bs.s boon SO high
 In the basketball rhe x F. t..sa met defeat at the hands Of utsa gHaat team which could. tn att rrafal#fts= hold its own Win auy team tbf.estt played iu Nom, laH
 The SCOT. iu tho. b.ts,l,lII gam,#saa- k ta : iu favor of the \ H.= ana fa the basketball it was ts ta ts fH Isu of tine schoul boys
 X iarg" amount of money H.td been wasered au ta- result af both sam and tho greatest possible interest MS manifested. so that when thg ti8ae fa bogiu playiug came. rccorI and ,H= tHusiastir crowd filled thr aaH fram floor to roof
 one could almost bile Inc ftiIa=se- Hvity of th" suppressed ,xcitsmaHt when Captain Mortc Atkinson went To- the bat for the \. G's and began his usual wary game. Just strike t ball small hit mum hy Kelfv. and h. took first base. GoshaW c.eHe Hsxf. LHt was caught "ui by Brennan without Il change Man followed and N1Eiasau stole sccouL
 In a moment Marr got q t0o-baseer and Atkinson got home WaiHnrfard was put out un first
 Brown cam. Co bat. aud some b7d fumbliug by tie owls frt N1fr in from third. Bert d.d not last iuae however Leonard catct ue him.
 Lehfeldt opened for the owls aut t..- gan well 1T. took ar-t. -l41a =aaa4a and then went .o third Brennan aHe ta bat made Ir-t and 1ar EaEfaat M The owls a.f- ~mricl,Ha r4-te aet first. and Brennan went olt aa =ssaa E
 While Ir"narI was at tH# bal Ftfs6y got in sou. good work staiiug one base after auerr-r. until ha etassed Inc platc and r,,ard up tH. score. vHil, Leonard Went "u ou ni=f Eafeaaldt struck oul
 For the s.e"ud inning Wt-naf walked to first Eurik was caught nui Then some horrihlo uutiing Vas done by tte owls. Ea>ur made a tHree-hageef a#9 Wisner got home. Van Siekf, sffHaE out and Eayu, got in.
 In the second inning lal fHe 6ufz efz ery man frn to Brown zrareH#H= af= most as quickl, as ot, eaaId tsg l.
 In th" rnird inning Man Waniae ford and Browne got In for fHs. \. fssz and Groho and Lebfeldg Nm NIL playing we'll for the birds
 Then came nuc. nf tho=e time th4 drive men t" despair and straag diinlsz The owls seemed to be asleep IT. say that their play vas rotten in the fuurth would bo comparatively complimentary. and the Brotherhood gut in uiur runs in the inning aud the game Waz rrar= tically over.
 The Owls fourth u.s d -saese.z z.s.s.
 In the fifth the A. B's lasted ua lime
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STORY OF D0INGS
 AT FAIRBANKS
Continued from Paae g. ]

illlH tue lfttC tttN country WtFft they are working on Birch. Mastadan and l Eagle creeks. Clarence Berry and Gerald o'Shca havc a iargr hydrauli, outfit on th,. latter creek. which will be operated quite extensively next summer
 No Grub creek in the SaIchaKct dis trict has turned out some pay. and quit" number Of people are up there ! this winter taking out dumps , TH. Fig Cinema district has not stow cd ur anything thus far. except ths eight ounces of gold brought down las, July by l. =. Van Curicr and Louis
 Ecalc aud Bed Rock Bar Holes how ever are being sunk ma Aftertaif 1 Touchet. Tacllucr. Wolverine. Palmer Quartz Shamrock and Sled creeks col- "r~ are obtaiuabic any where. but tho | paystrcak thus far has been elusive.
 They arr still plugging away iu thc TcudcrfGot section. aud Commissioner : Hcdgcr Dan Mccarty ir.. and EurRe of the \. C. store. believe that tho out put will he half million for l90S Ten dcrfoot. Banner and Cyclone creeks arc among thc properties most worked. al- though some pay is said to bc on the tributary streams
 At the Hot Springs. Frank Maulev has completed his splendid hotel He is having Keystone drill at work all winter tn locate the extent nf the pay streak on Glen eulch and Manufacturing creek
 Nt Rampant preparations are being made for a iafee amount If work oil Minook creek. nstr the upper end Of that stream. They are paving Sta q day without board this winter
 During the past week all the signal corps boys connected with tbe wireless station here left for Gibhaa because tho local wireless station aiIl nat work. The one at Circle GHe daes aat work. either The reason assigned fs thut ths hills between Fairbanks and Circle city are toe high When more powerful .macmu.r, is sem tH here II K believed that the system aill undoubtedly be in working order. and circle city Wnl then up longer he able "a lay claim tn the title The Silent eity.e
 Just bcfnr, closing his tfiu of court Judge James Wiekersha#. assisted hy acting United States District Attorney Jeremiah Cnusby prepared and eot off the calendar q large amount of aeeu- mulated criminal business Among the cases which have been dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence that would get conviction are the eassz against II. c. Henry. who. as editor of the Ia mana Citizen at Gihhaa. was indicted for criminal libel and when arrested was brought to Fairbanks by his ac- cuSors in chains.
 The ease against Charlie Harper charged with rape of an Indian woman on the Yukon, WIS aiso dismissed fur want "f evidence enough to convict
 Cily Assessor Roy Soulhworth has made up the local tax roll The value of real and personal property is sa.- | 060 .h66 The tax for this year k per cent
 Fairbanks nas naw a public sehael building two stories high. which was completed at cost If $15.o0o. Tn, teachers this Wear are Mrs Minci
 Bruce. principal. and Miss II. Trimmer
 Miss Lois W. Adams Miss \ Russ Mrs. C. Fairburn.
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LOS
TO LEASE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

In the Probate Court of St. Michael Precinct. Second Division. District of Alaska.
 Letters of administration on the es- tate of Charles C. Irvine. deceased. having been issued to the undersigned In the probate court. above stated. all persons knowing themselves to be in debted to said estate =hcuid make prompt payment. and all persons hay ing claims against the estsfe should present them. with proper vouchers. within six months from the date here of. at St. Michael. Alaska
 A. BRUNELL. Tn Ian ef Rf
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BASEBALL.

Catz fsHtet.t. [ l ErauHs n. =. reIs,f zH= Ieeafa sa EeHHeidt lh baifaut sha= T ksiN rs t;rohe u tuHu'lty sub
 \ =AtEilsau. e GashaH. H..
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CHURCHES
 TOMORROW
Methodist Episcopal Church.

K. '. T.. Dunlap, pastor Services al II q. m. and go D. m. Sunday school t2 m Epworth League. D. m. Morn ing subject Digging the old WAus :"
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Moving Pictures in your own psrIor. illuminated by powerful calcium light Success guaranteed. Harry Rivers.
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Bamboo ski paIe-. 55r. snow shayqIs. Inc W IsIha'e aIe Front street.
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Christian Science services sunday at , r. m.. n Waman's club rooms ,n SteadmaH avenue Subject spirit" All are cordially invited.
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ENSi>HrE tE

High School Chester Fei##H f Jess Whit. [ ettt Fnfmun claude shea "hls Thompson
 X E Go-HH" eerHH-. z Hun q. LaN.ou [. EestaM4H ' WaIaae- lurd l.
 r. D pu.rdold Uas referee and Nc Maths NJa umpire.
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0'C0NN0R
 WINNER

Nuggets Special Service.
 FAIRBANKS. Feb. Joe O'Connor got the decision over Ed. McMullcn las, night here in the tenth round
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The big vaudeville Sat. Feb. $.
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Marr sh WaHugford. fsz Browne. n. Wi~uor .". Uur-ik i-. Easns. |. Eau Sickle. I Thatcher sub.
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Evening subject sThe Life of Christ illustrated with lantern slides. Al th, close nf the sermon Mrs. Wheeler will sing The Holy city" illustrated with lantern slides The choir will furnish fHg evening music daor by Mrs Wheeler and Mr cawden
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BIstz Private Stock at the Bank.
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Granite Mining Candles are the best.
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Sweet Cider at Tea Store.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-05-16
OLGA

The cottage Of DR.. West Is almost
completed.
Some more tent houses are being
built in the park.
Messrs. @. F. and W. F. Roehl were
Olga visitors on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. O. Gregory. OF
Beilingham, sre guests ct the hotel.
The students of the Normal school
are to have an excursion to Olga later
in the month.
The Young Mems Commercial Club.
of BelliDRhsm, expects to pay visit
to Olga in a short time.
Considerable indignation is ex-
pressed over the temperance Of the
Lydia Pinkham" on the semi-occa-
sional route from Seattle.
j. A. Mccormick. the we'll known
photographer, WAS in town Monday,
and took pictures of the hotel and
some of the scenery near here.
The Olga Park Hotel will be opened
Saturday evening OF this week with q
dance and other ''doins." 1t Is now
nearly finished, and lie ready for the
entertainment of the guests.
The Knights of Columbus and their
ladies. to the number Of 100. bad q
basket picnic at Olga Park Monday.
They enjoyed their short stay here and
continued their journey among the
islands early in the afternoon.
Following is a summary of the
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Ladies' water proof capes at Bakers.
DOLPHIN BAY

Roy Curry and Perry Hartoon. OF
Orcas. visited friends here Sunday.
Fred Krumdiack and James Iotte
made business trip to Friday Har-
bor.Saturday.
Miss Amanda Jones. of Mitchell bay,
is visiting here with her brothers,
T. D. and W. A. Jones and wife.
= Misses Mary and Emma Krumdjach
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
W. "A. Jones and Miss Amanda Jones.
Mr.. Carney. Mr.. johnson and Mr..
Grow. of Rosario, attended the dance
here Saturday night in j. D. Moore'f
store.
The house warming given here last
Saturday evening by j. D. Moore in
his fine new store building was we'll
attended and good time was report
ed by all. Quite number from Olga
were present.
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Waldron leland

Mrs. Balch and Mrs. Farley. of Roche
Hartor. we're guests of Mrs. Fernett
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Briggs, of Roche Harbor.
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Fernett. this week.
Frank Graignic and Chas. Lomler
took quite a number of people from
here to Friday Harbor Monday.
Miss Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. APP
plegate are to give q dance at the
Seattle Paving Co.'S. quarry Saturday
night.
Miss Nancy Clark returned to her
home on Orcas Tuesday after a few
days. visit with her sister. Mrs. Gill
shsnan.
The f3rstquiltinR bee ever held on
Waldron island was given at the home
of Mrs. Fiddler Thursday Of last week.
Those present were Mesdames. Gill
shenan. Mullan. Ruth Allen. Rahorst.
Fernett. Stanfield, Baatz. Lomler and
Woods. and Misses Josephine Fernett.
Margaret Kertula, Mary Baatz. Lizzie
Graignio. Nancy CLARK. Mamie Ra
horst, Dora Ratz and Annie Gilshenan.
A bountifui lunch was served at IL
o'clock and all present reported a most
enjoyable time.
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WEST SOUND

Milton Roby is cutting wood for G.
n. Adkins this week.
Jim La Plante spent one day al
Friday Harbor this week.
Geo. Pinneo returned from a bust
ness trip to Anacortes this week.
Arthur Bostain. who has been under
the care of DR.. Reed. is slowly i'm
proving.
Mr.. Beamon. who has been spend
ing few days in Belllngham, returned
Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Shut il visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Taylor Wakefield. in
Anacortes..
Miss Susa Atkins has returned home
after weeks visit with her sister at
East Sound.
Mrs. Sherman Mcclure left Tuesday
for Orting to visit her father. who is
staying at the Soldiers Home.
Miss Chrlsta Hanson is home for q
visit with her parents. after spending
several months in Bellingham.
Mrs. Ida Van Horn and q friend
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Baker left Thursday for Bellingham.
The Modern Woodmen, Of West
Sound, are to give a grand celebra-
ton and dance on the fourth of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chase and Mr..
Green spent a pleasant afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Adkins this
weeE, =
JOS. vetter. Sr. was quite seriously
injured last week but his many friends
are glad to see him out and around
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Harrison. Miss
Myers and Mrs. John Bergman spent
Sunday afternoon with friends at
Music Dell.
Frank Shut. Allen Chase. Capt.
Chase. Will. Bostian aud Mr.. johnson
and son left on his launch Wave fo1
Seattle this week.
Her hand this man could not get,
His health was not as it should be,
He had not used the "best as yet"
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Friday HarbOr Drug Co.
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SHAW ISLAND

N. 6. Jones returned Saturday from
trip to Bellingham.
Grandpa Glossop is very low and
is not expected to live.
Miss Edith Kimple spent Sunday
at her home near East Sound.
Rev. Hudson will hold services at
the school house at the usual hour
next Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Glossop came home from
Seattle q few days ago for short
visit. She will return next week.
Notices are posted at the post office
calling for bids for extra mail ser
vices on rontes Nos. 271. 027and IL.
OCT.
The work Of removing twenty Of
the big te]ephons poles from the cd
route Of the International Tslephon1
Cos line to the new route along
the county road will b commenced
next week.
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Orcae
Hrea 81 90. N.
EAST SOUND

T.. G. Rudow hiss returned from q
trip to Bellingham.
F. G. Head and Miss Head have
gone to Bellingham.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Fry.
on Sunday. May 10. son.
w. F. Macauley returned on Monr
day TO his home in New Westminster
Mrs. N. P. Gregg has gone to Mount
Vernon for a few weeks visit with
DR.. and Mrs. King.
Rev. William Dickson. of ChehaJis.
WAS the assisting clergyman at the
Gregg funeral. on Thursday.
Mrs. Bowers and Mrs. Bennett. Of
Seattle. have taken rooms with Mrs.
Chas. II. Showers. for month.
Mr.. De Brits and family. Of Seattle.
are occupying the Smith place. where
they will remain for the summer.
DR.. and Mrs. Willard F. King. Of
Mount Vernon. came over on Thursday
to. attend the funeral of Captain
Gregg.
Mrs. W. B. Hambly entertained the
Ladies' Aid on Thursday. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Ben Har.
rison.
Efforts are being made to have a
fitting celebration of Memorial Day.
The ladies of the Madrona club have
the matter in hand.
Mrs. K. B. White entertained Mrs.
Blaine. N. s. LanRell and W. F. Ma
cauley, of New Westminster. at tea.
on Sunday afternoon.
L. Miss Templin returned on Wednes-
day from Seattle where she had entered
her cocker spaniels at the bench show.
Every dog entered was prize winner.
To Judge from present indications,
East Sound will be depopulated next
week upon the arrival of the feet.
Every one who can manage it seems to
be making arrangements to 60 either to
Seattle or Bellingham.
Mrs. Templin entertained the Ma
drona club at called meeting on
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Judd gave
delightful paper on Musicians Of
a Century. Mrs. Templin read fur
ther notes from ga Rambler a broad"
and Mrs. Blaine read "Rise of an In
land Empire. - The next meeting
will be on June 4. with Mrs. 1. s.
Waldrip.
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DOE BAY

s 80 :.
Chas. RoehI came from Bellingham
last Saturday. $ss -
:. Mrs. F. Schmidle went to Belling-
ham Thursday.
G. N. Culver made recent trip to
Bellingham Bay.
W. g. Gooch il home from Belling-
ham for few days.
Miss Butler spent the last of the
week in Bellingham.
Mrs. Nichols returned Tuesday from
visit in East Sound. ~
Mr.. Jensen was over from Rosario
Sunday for brief visit homes
Mr.. Chandler is over from Belling.
ham for q visit with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christianson spent q
part of last week in Beflingham.
Mrs. Lizzie Spangler has been the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Nelson.
Miss Mildred Gooch was an Island.
or passenger to Friday Hsrbor Wednes.
day.
No school was held Thursday and
Friday. during teachers examina.
tion.
s Mrs. Abera has been entertaining
Mrs. johnson and Mrs. Harmon, 81
Bellingham.
Duncan Bower went to Friday Har.
Dor Saturday as delegate to the Re.
| publican convention.
VIM. Tiereck, who Is employed al
the shipyard on Decatur island, came
home Thursday for short visit.
Miss Emile Carlson and Mrs. Mau.
ritz Wahlander. Who have been thu
guests Of Mrs. Abrahamsen and Mn,
Jensen, left Tuesday for Seattle.
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Y
Temperature above previous average and
rainfall considerably below. Many of the part
ly cloudy days were quite clear in the late fore
noon and early afternoon. Season much later
than usual.
c. S. WILLIS, Observer
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Following is summary of the
weather report of the Olga station
for the month of April; 1908:
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FOR SALE Thoroughbred ped
igreed O. I. @. bosr pigs. Prices
upon application. j. j.. Sandwich,
Friday Harbor.
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Her hand this man could not get,
His health was not as it should be,
He had not used the "best as yet"
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Friday Harbor Drug Co.
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leland
DEER HARB0R
pop. 1859

Mr.. Douglas launched his new
launch "Frepont" Saturday after
noon.
Earl Stages. VIM. Norton and Kirk
McLachlan spent Saturday and Sum
day in Friday Harbor.
VIM. Norton and Wiley Sanders en-
tertained friends at VIM. NortOn's
home Friday afternoon.
Gertie Norton entertained at din
ner Sunday afternoon Misses Cecil
Sanders. Dolly Stroud and Mrs. Elsie
Dever.
Mr.. MCCARTHY and Geo. Bertoux
took out sailing party Sunday after
noon composed OF Misses Gertie Nor
ton. Cecil Sanders. Dolly. Lena and
Clara Stroud. Frances anu Louise
Stages. Meta and Dolores Pearmain
and Mr.. Lee Roy Boyce.
A dancing party was given at the
home of Mr.. Norton Thursday even
ing in honor of Miss Jessie Douglas.
Those present were Misses Jessie
Douglas. Dolly Stroud. Gertie Nor
ton. Ef1e Weddle. Dolores Pearmaln,
Frances Stages and Louise Loos; and
Messrs. Kirk and VIM. McLachlan.
VIM. Norton. VIM. Marian. Earl
Stages. Wiley. Sanders. Obie Loos.
Chas. Clay. John and Chss. Lawson.
Henry Weddle. Spencer Murray and
Roy Pearmain. Refreshments were
served at midnight and good time
was enjoyed by all. Miss Douglas
returned home Friday evening after a
few days. visit at the home of Dolly
Stroud.
Little Red Riding Hood. an oper-
eta in four acts. will be given by
the pupils of the Deer Harbor school,
Saturday evening. May %. Follow
ing is synopsis of the scenes as they
will be presented by the pupils:
Scene l. AfForest. Fairy Queen
and attending fairies sing opening
chorus. Fairies are asked to guard
Red Riding Hood.
Scene IL. room. Red Riding
Hood and her mother are seated near
table. Red Riding Hood is given
basket and started to visit her grand
mother.
Scene III. A Forest. The wolf
roams among the trees but is startled
by the sound of a voice. Red Riding
Hood appears on her way to see her
grandmamma. After q short CONVEX
sation with the volt she goes on to
deliver her basket. -,
Scene Nv. The wolf is in bed.
Red Riding Hood. tried to comfort
her grandmamma but seems to feel
there has been great change in her
relative. The wolf. seeing that he
will soon be recognized. springs to
devour Red Riding Hood. but Is pre-
vented by the Fairy Queen. Lively
closing chorus.
Cast OF Characters
airy eu0ou V1Ol0G 1a1SOu
Red Riding Hood Louise Stages
Wolf Lee Roy Boyce and Spencer
Murray.
Mother Louise Loos
Attendant Fairy Clair Thomas
Fairies Girls of School
Wood Choppers Boys of School
Drills and music will BIZ used be-
tween scenes. Ice creams and cake
will be served after the entertain
ment. Admission. adults 25 cents,
children 10 cents.
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For Sale or Exchange

What improved farm property have
you got to trade for two lots on 9th
street. above 81. or lots on z and
9th. or on 5th and l.. city of Ana
cortss? Lopez island property pro.
ferred. either separate or altogether.
Value %. 500 cash. Address D. Yer.
loop. Anacortes.
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.FOR SALE-T

FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Jer-
sey bull. one year and half old.
Fine stock. Also three fine grade
Jersey cows. ]. Vetter, West Sound.
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See Nash it you want to insure YOU
house, barn or furniture. 5-12-tf
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
SUCH A LOT OF MAYORSfI
Too Ner Claimants for the Office,
but Then Didn't Ask a Recount.

Christopher Mcclure. a waiter forty years old.
living at No. Front street, yesterday mstook
himself for Mayor and the City Hall for nata-
toriun. and got far toward taking a swim as
partly undress in the Mayors reception room
fore Lieutenant William Kennel saw what he was
doing
Il am the Mayor" said Mcclure
Kalamazoo or Yuba DAMP" asked Kennel look
ing hard a his caller.
no joshing." said Mcclure 'T Mayor of
this little old town of New York. and I want TO
sign some bonds and things before I make my get
away Bar Harbor for month"
We've got Mayor and Acting Mayor. and
that's enough You run along and don't bother
we'll make you trouble said the lieutenant.
Kennel thought he his way down the
corridor, but Mcguire made for chair and was
partly undressed before the officer realized what
he was trying 10 do. In the Tombs police court
Magistrate Corrigan took his pedigree and he was
committed 10 Bellevue for examination
Later in the day another seedy sided along
up the corridor. coming 10 stop when he saw
Kennels gray eyes on him.
Well what is it? asked the guardian of the law
Il the Mayor of New York said the visitor.
I have been here right along and I never heard
OF you before" said Kennel.
Well, you've been reading about the Marathon
race and the Giants and Pirates too much guess
said the caller. Z an the Mayor OF New York. all
right But I amt anxious work these hot days.
wish 10 announce to you that when Mayor Nc
Clellan comes back to the city I shall give up the
chair to him. That is ALL
He hadn't been gone long before Lieutenant Ken
mel received a visit from Mrs. Lowber, who has
become frequent caller Mrs. Lowber lives in
South 4th street. Brooklyn, and Iatterly she has
been calling the City Hail every day. She says
that the city her 5000, and she wants the
money right away. Kennel told her yesterday that
she ought to have the money, and asked if she
would accept IL from him.
No, indeed. I won't" said she Il want 1t to
in the right way. I it handed TO
in the County Court House, and won't accept
it anywhere else She went away, saying she
would be around again.
They always come around pretty thick with the
approach of the dogdayss' said Kennel.
Neither of the claimants for the mayoraity de-
manded q recount recent incidents having made
that course both Improbable and unpopular.