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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13

They'll shout while your wealth en-
dures
Show a fearful lamp
And you'll see them tramp
And IT'S back to the woods for yoursi
There's always a bunch to boost you
While at your money they glance:
But you'll find them all gone
On that cold, gray dawn
When the fringe arrives on your pantsl
you've got the game Of life sized
to a showdown" was the Juveniles
comment.
At this point Jabe, the Reub bar
tender. pointed a freclxled finger at
Mike and butted In with: Say, you
be the fat cuss that cut up with that
thar troupe at the op'ry house last
night, been't ye?"
mo, I'm the skeleton man with a
circus" Mike answered, aud the bar
tender reared with delight.
you don't look as how you took
much exercise" snickered Jabe.
But ! do take exercise, Oh, me
for that exercise thing, good and
strongl" protested Nike.
What kind OF exercise do you
take?" JSbe inquired.
We'll" Mike answered, every
morning / swing clubs for is min
utes, then the dumb-bells for ten min
utes. then run about three miles
and then get up and eat my break
fast"
Jabe guffawed loudly over this bit
Of righteousness
Il was at the op'ry house last
night" Jabe informed them, land l
most laughed myself sick to the
stomach at this yer fat cuss takin'
on that Dutch policeman-ha, ha, ha,
hal" Jabe looked at the Juvenile.
You was putty good. too" he ad-
mitted, "takin' OF that newspaper re-
porter and rescuin' the girl from the
burnin' STRUCTURE, but you didn't do
no funny fall and bust your gallusses
like this yer fat cuss--ha, ha, ha, hal"
Get him to unlock the laugh; he's
a good steady listener" whispered
the Juvenile, and Mike started in.
Fine town, this" Mike began. "All
the modern Improvements. Ell? Cows I
wear nickel-plated bells. streets paved
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13

with grass and the river has running
water" 5E 5 X
''Ha. ha, Ia, hal" Jabs rOarod.
.Rsmlnds me OF . place we struck
out Ia Missouri last winter" Nike
went on. Same style OF public archi-
lecture. especially the town pump
Bat the hotel there was the hit With
US. 1t was called the Declaration OF
Independence, because the proprietor
had married an English woman, and
wanted to be reVenged. At supper
time / ordered a steak. and they
brought me a leather hinge covered
with gravy so got up to add an
amendment to the Declaration OF In
dependence. The head waiter was an
ex-pugilist. so he put the boots to me
and covered my amendment with
bruises. Then he made me eat the
leather hinge. and TOR two weeks /
felt like a garden gate and l used to
slam every time the wind blew"
Jabes laugh shook the building.
THE proprietor OF that hotel was
so patriotic" Mike continued, that he
wouldn't number the rooms like any
ordinary hotel Every. room was
named in honor of a president Of the
United States. That evening there
happened to be a rush while was
standing near the desk. and l heard
the clerk say: Front, show these gem
tlemen up to John Quincy Adams, and
tell the porter to take that trunk out
of the alcove In Thomas Jefferson.
Front. go and put down that window
In Rutherford B. Hayes. and, here,
take this whisky up TO Abraham Lin.
coin. Front. what's all that racket in
James Buchanan Here. take these
cigars to U. s. Grant and turn on the
gas in Grover Cleveland But near
ly tainted when he said; Front, run
a sofa into James A. GARFIELD, and
take these two ladies up TO George
Mortal Caesar! Hs. ha, ha. hal"
roared Jabe. "Dogsone. II that Amt
funny, you fat cuss!"
When l quilt them Mike had worn
nnger-marks on the side Of the black.
bottle, and Jabe had signed a verbal
contract 70 so on the stage as the
dresser.
I'm for the Reub hotel, strong
Yours as always,
J.H.
Copyright. 1865. by @. W. DnMnSham Coz
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13

gGGVEN MONT INJUReo, TWO or
WHOM WILL PROBABLY
NOT RECOVER.
MORE TROOPS RUSHED OUT
EnoInser Hauling strlke-BrsakSrs,
Refused to stop,at Log ON
the Track and Put on -
eehf Speed Ahead.

, Birmingham, Ala. Aug. 1o.-7Three
men were inHtantly killed and II
Injured, two OF whom win probably
ale. when striking miners fired into
. passenger train on the Birmingham
Mineral raiIroad at Blocton Sunday
norning about o'clock. The dead; p.
Conductor Joe T. Collins.
o. 8. Dent, deputy sheriff.
Willard Howell, non-union miner.
Among the injured are:
Maier n II. Dodge. superintendent
q safety. Tennessee Coal Co. wound
% n hhAd and Les.
q. u. cex, superintendent of mines.
'rssAsssss Coal o., wounded slightly
IN knee.
ThS tsatn wkS 4 SaeclaI bearing nOn.
<aAan 49, to 10 BIooteA mlShs un-
Dee ganW Of soldiers and deputies On
Ne AwlgNrts OF the town the Ongi-
Noer uHoaonly saw a log across the
(sAck and at once a fusillsAe was.
hFo1 late TIE train The eaelassr did
Hpt stsO. but let the eliot lAsoW tie
~ eFoR the track and put On fall
sDeOd. The place whore the attack
YES made was In p cut. tho Sreund
tblng On a level With the lower part
e the windOws The aasAiiAnts, from
% rocks above, poured down a Gre
directly into the windows and at the
ehEinser Practically every window
. the train was broken and shots
slepck ali parts OF the sngino ana cab.
EtEht negroes we're arrested Sunday
AFTERNOON. 1870 ,''
oOv. Conner heldsa hurried oenssF-
snoe with Lieut. Col Hdbbard. COM
maadinE the militia, Sunday morRinG.
And aaother company was hurried to
nteetOh. II was reported quiet there
Sunday Night
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13

my boy; we're sad bunch Of ploW-
boys on this old farm OF a world wheR
We haven't q little maEuma in the
vest pocket I've got q new bit Of a
recitation spiel cooked up last night
when I couldn't sleep. It's called
Knock, and the World Knocks with
You. and I'll put you Jerry to Il right
now before 1t gets cOld!"
well. I'm from Texas. 80 yOu'n
have 70 steer me" said the Juvenile.
Pipe the everlasting truth contained
herein" said Mike. whereupon he
proceeded as follows:
Knock. ana the world knocks with you,
Boost. and you boost alonel
when you roast good and loud
You win hnd that the crowd
Has hammer as biz a. your own!
Buy. and the gang IL with you:
Renig, and the games all on
For the lad with the thirst
VIII see you FIRST
II you don't proceed to cough
Be rich and the push win praise you.
Be poor. and they'll pass the ice.
You're q warm young guy
when you start 70 buy
You're . sl0b when you lose the prlosl
Be nush. and your friends are many,
Go broke. and thsy'll say Ia "a
While your bank account bOfna
You yin set returns. taA a1pai
whsAi ~ out yoq wiN 50 eas tiai
% gey ana the mob VIM cheer you.
Dr."
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13

anDubuQue. las Adg. a-r-Seaator Wa
iiAh& B.s'AlIisoR waa buried Saturday
I'M a.'manner devoid Il all ostentAtlOn
Services we're Held at thssresidepce- Of
Tire dead statesman. There was !. no
nausie. The intsrmsat was private.
and after the Presbyterian Nommittel
service had besn read By DE- Bergen
tue body Was lowered. iAte It's Last rest
ieg placs on the hillside which over
looks the mississippi Rivers rs ,.,s
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13
HARRY THAw sANKHyPT..
PrIssnsI ThInks lie Act VIII Insufs
Justice to All Creditors. -

Poughkeepsio. N. Y, Aug. s.-Haxyr
K. Thaw, when interviewed IN I'D
Friday night regarding the bahlti
ruptcy prosecutors iAStitutsd Ia Pitts
burS, said that he .haA already. speat
02O0.OOS and that there are additional
claims amounting to e2oe.opo mere.
His assets, he said, included 5000
cash. III eHlU@ ii~'iih II
Continuing, Thaw saidi ,1JttsI
1T is q business necessity due. 10
the heavy expenses which have been
under during a period Of over Tvs
years. Now I find additional bills ED
claims. many of them exaggsrats6,
To pay these as they are presented
would entail the result that / could
not pay all, and some just creditnra
would suffer. 1t is to prevent osk.
actly such injustice that the bank
ruptcy laws we're created, and I con-
slider that by becoming bankrupt II IN
sure justice to ALL" sl'A af.E, T1i
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13

Not SooNic ~ NHO Lunch Basket"
said they. we're hot biscuits. but I had
to eat mine With asnut-eracker. I've
got it in my pantry yet, and every
time ! walk around the knob turns,
and-I can near a'doors open some
where" 4,s h,s
Mixes double chin showed signs Of
agitation.
Stranded, here iH9this jay town."
The Juvenile grabbed the black bot
tie and upset it. again. SAY, Mike,
what we need is a. guardian And
while we're at 1t let's pick out one
with smoney, soswe can wires him for
a little price TO help us out on oe-
casiOns',ltke this. The next manager
that, wins me away from the stock
yards will have to wear a gold-plated
sOVercoat and stand in the wings every
night. where he can throw ten-dollar
bills at when make my exit No more
slob impresariOs for mine, with moth
ing In their inside pockets but date
book and hearty appetite"
-tHeSame herei" Low, Comedy nodded.
'4The next manager that picks me out
Win have to drag me down to his bank
and let me pick his coupons on the
shelf before I'll sign" Xxx
Bumped. good and hard, here in
tho tall grass the Juvenile com
'piainSd again. land not cookie In the
lanch-haSkct. Say! It has me wing.
ink. AL right, and that's no IDLE hooti
TAlG IL the third troupe that blew out
IL nainaDEiAg for us this season, and
I'm baGinniRg T.. belseys We ought to
set xaocihAted. How am 1 EOlnE to
do Hamlet n New FORK this winter,
ID like to know Eight weeks since
We left ,ChicaSO, three shows to the
bad, aRd atili > theasaud miles from
the Great White Way. Say, Mike,
At this rate XII take about s2s shows
70 get us to jersey City; arc you hipI"
Mike laughed 'Tta the old story.
-
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13
LIshtnIns kuIs Tvs.

Philadelphia. Pa. AuE. s.-Two per-
sons we're killed and two others seri.
ously injured By lightning during a
severe electrical storm that swept
over eastern PennSylvAnia and New
Jersey Friday. A farmer was struck
and killed near Lewisburg. Pa, and a
boy was struck and killed near Glass
boro, N, ]. Two girls were also
struck and severely injured at the
latter place.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13
Officers Enloy Test MA.

Boulder, Col, Aug. 1o--The second
day of the test ride of regular army
officers. headed by Gen. Earl 8. Thorn
as, commanding the department OF
Colorado, consisted of a trip to Sun
set and return. total distance Of 80
miles. There were eight in the party
and all not only stood the journey
well, but enjoyed. 1t keenly. The ride
will conclude Monday with the return
trip TO Denver.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13
MACK opEMs AEApauAnrsNs.
Began Managers Occupy one sIds q
Floor In Auditorium Annoh.

Chicago, Aug s.-HeadquartsFs Of
the Democratic National Committee.
from which the campaign fer w. J..
Bryan viii be conducted, were opeasl
Friday At the Auditorium Annex on
the arrival from BuffalO OF Norman q.
Mack, National chairman. f''r'
Willis ]. Abbott. in charge Of the
press bureau. also opened headqmRy-
tiers Friday. and by Monday Secretary
Urey WoOdson Of Kentucky, Gov. G.
N. Haskell of Oklahoma, treasurer,
and John w. Tomlinson OF the oEecu-
tive committee will be here. ~
Each will open separate offices for
the various bureaus. The headQuAr-
ters occupy the Michigan avenue side
Of one floor Of the hotel and front onl
Lake Michigan.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13
AoroR sAvEs aoLDIaRs.
ROhsrt prOuet swims Through STERN
70 Doat, Rope Between Hls Tssth.

Sea Isle City. N, j.. Aug. s.--Throush
the heroisn OF actor Robert Drouet.
The eacampment Of the state Guards
At Boa Isle was saved from being
ended with a dozen deaths.
The officers OF the FonclbleG had
been invited to take a trip In meteor
boats in the bay back Of Sea Isle City
When the storm came up. three Of
the boats Heated helplsssly In the bay
banging and crashing against ledge
OF rocks where the waters fOrn a
maeIstrom Drouet was In the water
In a minute, rope between his teeth,
swimming with strons ovsrhana
strokes TO the boat Once 81 beard.
the rest was comparatively easy.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13
Poor Wat.r KlIl. solaIsr..

Dale Greek, Wye. Aus. io.--ThFeS
soldiers Of the Twenty.hrst Infantry.
U. s. A., are dead Of dYssntsry At
Camp Emmett Crawford and Others Ia
the same regiment are III OF tyDhsil
fever Poor water is said to be the
cause. The bodies were shipped 10
Fort Logan Sunday afternoon The
names Of the dead are not known
here.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13

New York. Aug. 10.-Slx persons
were burned to death in a tenement
house FIRE at 1872 East 112th street,
four children between the ages OF 8
and l2i an infant of two months and
an aged man. Other occupants OF
the tenement we're injured jumping
from windows. three severely.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13
eon q convict, She kllls. sell.

y Muscatine. Ia. Aug. s.--Crazsd BY
. grief and shame because her son. Ar
.nthur Mowherter, was sent 70 the state
Psnitentisry at Animosa for stealing,
. Mrs. r. r. Mowherter, prominent and
respectable resident Of Columbus
'.5unction. stuned cotton battiRg in
her nose and mouth and covered her
mead with pillow. and died Friday.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13
RossERs .Loor sroRI ].
After Blowing safe open They H.
cape with over $500. G:i1

Duquoin, Ill, Aug. 8.-Sheller, q lit
tie village on the Wabash, Chester and
Western railroad. northeast of this
city. was the scene Of daring hoEd-up
at an early hour Friday morning. %
Four masked robbers gained en-
trance to the mercantile stOre OF J. Y.
Haley. and after rousing James Nor
ton. a clerk, who sleeps in the build
ing, they proceeded in typical bandit
style. Two Of the men guarded the
clerk at the point of guns while the L
companions blew open the large So
with nitro-glycerine, and after seouP-
ing a booty the amount OF Whioh is
Rot known, but which will exceed
two hundred dollars, they escaped.
The report Of the explosion was audi
BILE = mile distant
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13
soldIar Rsfunad cItIran.hIn

Seattle. Wash. Aug. 1O.-After serv-
ing three years in the UAited States
army in the Philippines and recoiv-
ing an honorable discharge, Buntaro
KamagGi. q japanese applied for ad-
mission to citiHsnahiD under the lws
OF the United states and hiss been
refused his papers by Judge Q. H.
Hanford Of the federal court here.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13

Rome. AUG 9.-The MARQUIS di Ru-
dini, who at various times had held
the position Of premier, minister OF
the interior and minister OF foreign
aKairs, died here Friday Of cancer OF
the liver He was In his 6sth year.
The marquis had been a member OF
ths Italian chamber OF deputies since
1853.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13

Bnhalo. Aus. S.--Edward M. sicard.
apFomlnsnt Buffalo lawyer. WAS allied
instantly And Joseph Bart was1nIured
perhaps fatally, At 8 O'Clock Saturday
norning, when their automobils struek
4 slrest Gag, Read.QA.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13
Paper Plant CLOSED Down,

Saratoga. N. r., Aug 9.-The Inter
national Paper plant at Corinth has
closed down for an indefinite time.
EARLY In the week. the union en-
ployes in the mills decided to resist
reduction in wages and voted to
strike. The shut down Affects 100
men.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13
STANDING OF the cluss.
rhnEE.ILEAauH.

AZ SpHngneld l-s-0; Spring.
field. $40
4-l1-0: Rock Island. i-4-2. Second game
Rock Island. S-14-1; Clinton, 7-lI-3
Al Dubuque-~First game-Cadar Rap
ids 5-6-2; Dubuque, 3-6-6. Second game
At Bloomington. 1850; De-
catGr 1870.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13

Muskogee. Ok. Aug. S-Wilson
Law, a big oil operator, whose home
was IA Cleveland, Ok, and who was >
former resident Of Pennsylvania, ls|
dead here from the effects Of sum
stroke. .sl
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13
etruek COW; Four kIIIed.

Livingston. Tex, Aug. s.-Four per
sons we're killed and four others were
injured, two probably fatally, when
an engine on the tram road Of the
Livingston Lumber Company struck
a COW and plunged into a deep ravine
near here Friday.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13

: =. Boston, s !. 81. t-ouis. 6.s $3.50
Sc. Louis-The Boston Red Sox defeat
ed the Browns the third game Of the
series Monday
The score. RHE
Boston .......0OOO 2-5I2 /
81. Louis .....Oo 0 90 0 0 0--O'5 0
Batterles--st. Louis, plneen Bailey
and Smith: Boston. Steele and Cr'igor
Three base hit-Laporte Two-base hit
wagner. Double plsys-Wagner La
porte, Stahi; Ferris. Wallace. T. Jones.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13

Chicago. Aug. S.--John w. Kern. the
Democratic nominee for vlce.presi-
dent. called at the Democratic head
'duafteih ffiday asad l6mmediately went
'iht5 codfeffneeiFlilK Chairman Mack
regarding the Democratic outlook
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13

Bsllingham, Wash. Aug. 9.-An at
tempt 10 wreck TIE Northern Paoiae
passenger .traia hus here Friday
night was made a few miles south
east of thls SO :, X asctloa foreman
found 2 huge pile 81 ties and railway.
igOn og ses track and asgsea sAs cal
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13

Who is a true Hhn? He who does
the truth, and never holds a principle
On which be IL not prepared In any
hour 10 act. and An any hour 10 risk
ths consequences Of holiday IT,
act Of hantiRs out some clothes
Thomas Carlyle
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13

Drooklyn-Cincinnat was beaten by
the iocals Monday. The visitors got all
their runs In the hfth inning. but Brook
lyn rallied In the sixth.
The score: R.H.E.
nrSoklyn ..9OO01S0O
CinoiRnau .....o 80 0 4 0 o 81 o
Battayies Cincinnati. CoakleY and Ne
Lean: Brooklyn Bell and Bergen. Two
base hit-Burch, Three-base hit-Boll
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13
NNEN HAS Glll.l LEAD
GOVERNORS FRIENDS PREDICT
A MAJoRITV or 10000
ls9 'othR YATES. f,.
STEVENSON DEFEATS LEWIS
The Indications Are That Hopkins
Has Obtained the Republican
Endorsement for United
States Senator.

Chicago, Aug. 1O.--At 1880 this
morning the complete returns from ss
counties out Of 1O2 IN the state give
for the Republicans nomination for
governor: Deneen, 18i,509; Yates,
170.255 giving Deneen a plurality OF
returns at hand or 1924. Eighty.
eight counties give the Republican
senatorial Endorsement. Hopkins.
1892; Foss. ss.7OS; Mason, 1866
peneen's Friends cohHdsnt. ~ <
The friends OF Gov. Deneeh con-
fldently predict that he win secure the
nomination by a majority OF at least
10000 over Yates, and the Yates mani
ayers make about the same prediction
for their man. 81. --i']'
Senator Hopkins declared late sun
day night that he believed mat ne
would be indorBed for the scnat6rship
by plurality OF $4,000 The FosS
managers claim that they have cat-
ried many Of the senatorial districts.
and that YheR the IeEiaIature comes
70 vote for senAtor, the Hen from
these districts, Irrespective 81 what
the vote OF the ntirS' State may have
been. They argue that In this way
Foss 'ls certain to receive the eIectsSh
from the legislature, even though ~
RUNS behind in the primaries: S'4'e-'s
W Strfnoer Wins f'a''si-''F'-
The 'Bituation on the Den9ocfatic
ticket outlined sarly id the night was
confirmed by the fate returns Law;
renee b. Stringer has been indorsed
for senator and Adlai e. Stevenson
has been nominated for governor.
Definite figures are not obtainsble on
governor on the RepnbHean
ticket and clerk Of the supreme court
on the Democratic ticket.
It is generally bElieved" Byapoliti-
clans that. irrespective of'tRs popular
vote on senatorial Endorsement that
a bitter hsht will Hbe preeibftated at
the next session OF the state lesislai
ture between Foss and Hopkins. 3pi
For governor, Deneen received in
Chicago and Cook county 10, 100,
Yates ~ 1O9; giving Dsneen . plsraHi
y in Chicago and Cook county OF a.
5g1 20 'i'' Hea'5'r g ~ 9nl
Yates 10 Hopeful. ls,s
Former Governor Yates, after going |
over the late returns Sunday right, |
Iaid he aid not coneede Gov Deneen.s |
at this time, Until all |
he official returns we're In. he said, |
is would act be able to-make state
nsnt other than he still believes the
Jfhciai canvasses will give him much
anger majorities in many OF the coun-
les out ID the state asisas nsol
Reports from MANY Of the counties
d the south end OF the state indicate
hat the complete 'returAs will not be
IvSilRble 'uHtii the returns are ofaciai-
y oantasssd BY the local Boards The
Tote N the SIlies was taken a. a
'asis on which to estimate e:prcb-
bile vote OF the county
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13

lphia--P hliad elphla won Mon
day by khOsling Leiiield en- the rubber
In the siKtA iRninG, Branstisll and 0raRt
Dagger.
The score RH Il
Philaaslphia ...eol s i
Pittshurg .....20 0010iO GA 10 o
Batterios-Pittsburg Leiheld. CamnltS
and Gibson; Philadelphia. Corridor. Nc
ouiilea ana Dooln. Two-basO hits
Storke. Gibson. Grant. Titus Bransfald
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13

inning and. with the bases filled on three
hits, passed two men. forcing in enough
to tic. Streets inheld out sent in the
winning run. hf
The score: e. RHE
Washington 800 O00O8 0-S 3
Detroit .........0 0 0 20 2 0 o O. 3 o
Batteries-W Washington. johnson and
kahoe Detroit, Mullin and Schmidt.
FWO-base hit-Schasfer: Ir.f. Va
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13

&c. LSgls, Q; BOstun, 3 ~
Boston-Bt. L.oula batted three Hea4oR
pitchers hard and easily wen. RAltY's
hitting Was q feature. N
The soorO; RIM
ST Louis ......2OoI'7e8el-Sn Z
BoatoA .........0 0oi 0-S@N 2
BaNeAes-BostoA, Lindamaa. Bbfiltee
hahoaoy, nowanman and Crehanaf 81
Louin Lush And Biisa TWo-bAAe hitn--
Murray. KonetohV q Delehantgs Dyrhs.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13
cIexaIand. a.al phIInaalnhIn. 80

CIovofndl 1-5( FhIIaqslPhIal o,y..
Slsxel1 n shut 9st Phila.
We tie. II va .oeitsd a tina eighth IN
ming on acoeuRt " darkness
S Ss.s9.i :.'..s sS6SSSsGs 9
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cheeh aad Clark
PhiiA1slDhia. Bender and SshreciE. pou-
BILE play-chech. Lajois ana 9tovslL
cIsyslsSl .,.s...se1sgesAs-ssTl
Batteft Cleveland RVAn ana Clark;
PhtiA4 Caogibs aRa k1hAaak. I'VE
20 49, .", Sss,.:I AE &c. zee , -:
-4gAN Letoio. Bradley, HinohmAn. La
iola. Hlaxan -
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13

New Nork, 8; Chicago, z.
New Xerk--Altheugh Ovofah held the
New YOTk team down 10 couple Of hits,
Chicago lest the game.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13

Chicago-An error gave Chicago Mon
days game. Ball, Now Yorks shortstop.
fumbied Hahn's grounder long enough to
let sullivan score from third.
The score: RHE
chicago ........oO0oI 5 o
New York ....o.0 o 0 Q Ell OIL o
Batteries-Chlcago. Walsh aud Sulll-
van; New York. CHESHIRE and Blair
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Copyright 1905. by @. W. DnnnsAsm Co,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-05
TO BE VOTED ON TUESDAY, MARCH }

of tho CITY or seattle at the nost
- IA feaaited rs the city Council
Of the CITY al Seattle az foliaWH
That Section 4 ur Article XVII OF
tie city Charter 81 lhe CITY uf He
attic be amended 30 80 20 read ar
follows
"aectinn THE mayor shall w..
eaiKe annually "a salary ~ 81 sep 90.
to be paid monthly Tho annual sal
afisH of tie following ofHeefn ~
this city shall be pas able monthly.
aud Hhall be aH fstinwn Corpora
iiuu Counsel IfHss 90. Treasurer
1fann 90. city Comptroller and Ca
offieiu city CLERK $500 90
Aud be- II further resolved that
the foregoing amendment b. Hud tho
Same De- hereby submitted to Tie
qualified putefa Of the CITY of Sc
attic Tor their ratification af fVe
iuetion at tile uoSt general election
g. be held the sra day OF March.
isas
Passed the city Council the 3oth
dHY 81 December 1907. and signed
rs the in open session IA hafheuti-
cation 81 tfH passage thlh seth daY
Of December. 1907
H r. nEY Hotbs.
President pro TEN ~ the CITY
Piled b. me this ao,h day u De
IL ". CARROLL.
city Comptroller aud ss-offioio city
pate Of first publication. February
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