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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06

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You can easily believe that l made
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fectly that have not even had a symp-
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
BUSINESS MAN DISAPPEARS
FROM HOME WITH $4,000

CHICAGO, Nov. Be. ]. Goshorn. a
business man of Charleston, w. Va,
disappeared from his home two weeks
ago with $4,000 in his possession, ac-
cording to information accompanying
a request received here today that the
local police join in the search for him.
Goshorn is said to have written let
ters to his wife and friends, stating
he had left home never to return. The
epistles were postmarked Kansas City,
Mo-, and requested that the recipient
address him as "E. ]. West, general
delivery, Kansas City"
The AngeIus grlll mas excellent serv-
zee and better food Fourth and Spring
Vote FOR II. J. Woollacott candidate for
councilman. lo-5o-lz
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
Report Confirmed

At the same time the Nicaraguan
charge d'afaires at Washington re-
ceived word from President Aelaya TO
the effect that the government troops
had met and routed the enemy at Paso
las Lajas.
1t is possible the earlier success OF
the rebels was turned into defeat.
The Gen. Castillo Chammoro men
toned in the despatch as nav
ing been killed, should not be confused
with Gen. Emilano Chammoro, VINO Is
one of the rebel leaders.
Paso las Lajas is near Chile, about
sixty miles west of Blueheids' ana ~,
81 reported, the government troops
have been successful at that point ana
are pursuing the rebels toward Rama,
II means that President Zalaya has not
only regained a foothold in the interior,
but is pushing on to Rama WhlGn na9 J.
fallen into the hands of the rebels, and
toward Bluefelds, the headquarters OF
the revolutionary activity.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
DESMOND'S
Corner Third and Spring Streets, Douglas Building
In Buying Clothes
Buy the Best

ATS the best always the cheap
world
character NEVER abusing confidence
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-06
GEN. ESTRADA'S
MEN DEFEATED
ZELAYAS' TROOPS ACHIEVE
FIRST VICTORY
MANY SOLDIERS MEET DEATH IN
ENCOUNTER
First Authentic Dispatch from Mama
qua, Nicaragua, Declares Rebels
Worsted and Government
Triumphant
Lnx Assocta .ed Press !

MANAGUA, Nicaragua. Thursday
Nov. 4.-(Delayed in transmission)-
Government troops defeated the reVo-
lutionists in a sharp engagement to-
day, many of Gen. Estrada's followers
being killed, wounded or captured.
The government lost $50 men, includ-
ing Gen. Castillo Chammerro.
President Zelaya's forces attacked
the rebel general Fernos Diaz, at Paso
las Lajas, capturing that point, which
had been defended by 400 men. The
rebels fled in the direction of Rama
and were pursued.
The foregoing dispatch refers prob
ably to the battle of Thursday, con-
cerning which conflicting reports
reached New Orleans and Washington
Sympathizers at New orleans win
the Nicaraguan rebels received ad-
vices stating that Gen. Estrada was
gaining ground and had taken Paso
las Lajas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
JUNIORS MAKE
RECORD TIME

Tho fnateat time ever made by
unlor crew over mile and o hair
courar on Lake Washington wn'
made yesterday afternoon by me
James hay Junior fnur OF Victoria
Captain T. u Hughes says that no
Junior eraN ever equalud The record
made yesterday when the NicoH
ans went over the wniofy course
Ia \ minutes and 10 seconds Inc
alnglon were won By AT Allen oi
Portland who led a siuhhurnly con.
tested fnea from the start Fred
Godfrey II Vancouver and w W
konnodY ~ James bay finished
SECOND aud third respectively Time
.lltl5.
@ ST Gnffay aud O J simpson
NJ vancouver won the junior dou.
hlea from George Gore md x hall
NJ SrIson. making The couf1e 10
.s.57 30
The junior TOURS race which
would have done credit 10 senior
0hfamen anytime. War the most er
citing race Of the day Nelson de
served 70 win second place, but,
thinking that she had Won. rested
hef oars three lengths from The
finish while Portland and Ynncon.
yof Weed b. her
The senior events arc 10 be- run
IN thl6 afternoon and PROMISE 10 be-
excellent faeea Tomorrow after
noon The San Diego four viii noe
the winners ri the n 2 A. A o..
race and Harry Vaughn. their single
seullef. Will pull against tho winner
IN the Singles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
BIC MONEY CETTER IN BASE BALL
is MAN WITH BASE BALL BRAINS

major lsasuss seitins iE.eaa for SIS
rhsrs arc 20 who are paid o. Goo
AZ least four are paid itaHea.
= bile q suspicion exists that aHr o.
twa draw ttGH4f year and enc
gets tihf1n. tho sum FtaifiFf Jones
i ailaasd 20 have turned down.
Few great players shine of The
diamond altnnuEh there Is tie "a
ceniioh 20 nc rule Teal greatness
generally Implies hnawtaiEa in
cot Necessarily inllaW among ball
players
lat sprinr one q the Eaibs's
greatest pitahefs reading that
Nsssfa Kane and iahhsfHfla lid o.
fiFtNfnh. calculated Who's this
hessfa. NuYf knae kaHs and
iahhsipne ~ fiEht bot I aia'i Wise
is the other
The hiE Gamers In haaeh 81 are
waish. sullivan. nafis t'3ais.
Young joss. CLARKE, WaKnsf. frns
hlnEs Donovan. Goth. Nfiffae.
Nathswsun. keHieF. fffssnah4h.
Wallace and CuEeF
bunch this rrosd aud spring e
baseball problem. ThsF sill asfss
upon the knHwsf Aud IL viii 10 the
fishi anaser, you can bel Fquf life
Tor they Represent the pit n ~ the
Nnri1'a baseball hfaiHs
When Nuu consider fhH YsHff
paid thssa men Tor sit iuaaettsA efh
ard thsn tnink ~ the - sis ans
civil engineers ministers. army and
navy nffl0ars members 81 tie iuiis
riaff. fahinri officers snd manaHtfs
u hlE commercial houses aha fds
Esifr remuneration fanFinF ffam
q 9aq 70 ~ zoe, emily after faafs ~
study. Fnu are apt 60 aiep and
tsink . BIT
Probably not me u The players
named could 10 the srfk q ans q
these men vet thsY receive salaries
T4uai to. Or IN excess Or tbs hffEhta
at tninda To- The land
Aua what fort fof baseball
brains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

nIsiHs arr the most talua bile as
set iH BASEBALL
Hundreds VI thousands. zee MIL
lions d dollars are paid every sun
nsf % hall players Those with
brains set the bis Jumps
iifaiHs take minor ieaFuefa into
the majors, and brains hoen them
there and got them large salaries
when Without tho menfal equip
nsnt they would grayltate TO the
hattnm
An extraordinary hfain discounts
lack d speed. ability 10 hit or a
neaf throwing arm
rha h8tHnf Leagues are filled witt
men q apiendli physique who can
hit run bases we'll ana Held hfits
lianilY yst thsy never tfaak
lhsf isek that one rsguisits-tasa.
ball brains
baseball brains command thoas
sands y here a cunning arm OF an
ragIa ere call Tor hundfrds BASE.
ball brains are different from any
other gray matter A. q rule they
are nai sped for much outside q
baseball but they are powerful
saei whsu working Al their sps.
baseball brains show an ability
% thihs qgickiy and act instantly
In the nerve 70 poll nff a iaFif exc
euiieu % an Idea IN The surh 81 a
MAJ shn jumps into the breach anf
stops rally b. doing the unats
reetad
often you hear sum-ona ssY
Hos l. u that insani - IL hark
IN the minnfsf I never aaH fasts
81 man b. ran NJ. and caFHra an
trfs In the fisld ! suppuss hs sAats
ed too much money"
iiut u laHt tbs question ~ toe
much money The nnHwaf fs that
Strand 40 lacked baseball brains
Once dumt player always a
dumb piaYsf 10 an aninm In base.
hall - NAM an otherwise splendid
PLAYER lust sticks aruunf
To-day there are - men to the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
PAPKE TRAINING FOR
FIGHT WITH FLYNN

Los ANGELES. July . nllly
Papha. looking the picture Of
hoala and little resembling man
who engaged In a sdfound fIrht
with The champion Of the world
only three days ago. started train.
Ing horo today for hia fight win
Fireman Jim FLYNN
lic did not box. canientlng hlm'
self with road work aud gymnasium
exercises he la In fine shape nov
aud only needs 70 do road work 10
keep hiH lunEa IN proper shape
papko promises FLYNN tho fifht of
his no. aud says that II VIII moi
be- bis fault II the tlfhi lasts more
than four rounds He expects Ia
send Flynn down aud out before
that time
FLYNN Is working out daily NJ
Jack n1ylcH South eide club
where nattllus Nelson Is also pro
pariug Tor hla coming contest WIN
Ad Woolrnat slated Tot July 10,
over tho lDfuuud 6oufae
The phpkcflyuu flght IL set ior
tho night following
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
GETS 500 EVERY TIME He WINS.
AND HE BEATS TEAM He 0VI|

PHILADELPHIA. July 10 Egefy
time thls young fellow pitsies It
winning game for ula rhillrs hf 70.
ealyeH check calling fpr 900 from
his mthaf.H wealthy rlusburRar
The STORY ot lew MDren ~ unique
and ii ID worth tellinF Norru 10 ID
iHaa haii nut Hoo mthef r.Hl
baIi than sai. and hr haa q healthy
apostle too
MaraH began playing uinof league
tail o. faa years nro io didn't rHt
the world afire bY soy means and
Mofen pefai whn 10 llr1 d buzz bop
lnH 70 see hia bay develop lufa d
star told him ono d1y That " he
made his marx and Foi into fast
company. be gould receive "a pres
ont worth Hhiir
Whathsf H Waa Tho promise or
lust ability 10 one can cay, bot No
fan war drafted from bis humble
surroundings by Billy Murray TIE
Philadelphia manager and he elder
Moron made good in tho form u
large block II stock in tho Boston
National league club.
And all The time Chubby
Charlie Murphy n Chicago VIA
biting HE nails and pseyiug about
barney BnryfiHs owning thr Boston
club young M0fen was tho "Ayates
rlons Futahrgar" 90 often referred
t4
IN what other business wifi you
find a Htaekhnldaf employed By
rival bending every effort 10 dozen
hla asu company u seems ridi1u-
i1ur. doesn't IN Bot ne base ball
40 in the National league tf.sy
have the speetarie " d Philadelphia
pitcher working against the team
10 owns. and doing his best 10 de-
faai r. If he wins be- receives 10
addition to bis niarY Die fathers
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Pochetb9oh Found
The Other Paper
Couldn't Find It,
But The Star Did

Lost. Friday, Iniy ?. small black
puekefhnak with amethyst ruaaff.
Phone Sunset East 7eai-
This ad appeared In The star on
Monday. July 9Th.
The same Identical nd, word for
word. appeared In another evening
paper. IN tho Sunday morning issue.
Of July 9Th,
That was over one full day bofore
The star had tho I'D on the after.
noon Of July 9th.
Not even whlmpor was heard
from the I'D appearing in the other
evening paper during all day Sun.
day and all day Monday
Isn't that a puzzle for your
Huh
Can you explain ~
Not a living soul saw that nd.
What a difference when The Star
got amongst the pc0plol
Monday afternoon the nd appear.
ed IN The Star
Monday evening the poeketboos,
Just as Il was lost, was In the hands
Of the owner.
Two little girls found It on Sec.
ond avenue
The ownor is Mrs. &. Reihle. re-
aldlug at i2i summit av. north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
-svos" RAYMOND AND "nueosya neeRAw.

Ia John } "MugEsy MeGraw los
lng bis grip
The repeated stories that this
slll be hia last season as manager
of the Giants. his inability 10 con.
troll bugs" Raymond. and the fact
that the New York team has poon
dlsslpatlnK. Is believed BY many
close followers Of the game TO indl.
cato tho scrappy leader Is 10 quit
the game
Twice has Me8faw found It ueosW
sary to thrash Raymond The first
fight occurred IN a sleeping car and
tho SECOND In plitaburF hotel
where Raymond Jumped his boss
whllc tho latter vas auoozinE. only
TO receive a beautiful humping
McGraw's career in baseball has
been stormy lie broke into the
game at Bay City Mich, from
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which place ho was Enatchod IN
1899 BY Manager Bill Rarnie for
baltimore. to act as an ornament
on The Orioles bench.
In 1898 Ned lianien became man.
aFcr OF Baltimore. and soon dis.
covered that McgrAg know morn
about the same than most men.
Hhnlon developed the Bis Four"
McGraE. Jennings. Kelley and
keolcr.
In 1899 Ae0faw Nns made man.
agcr u tho sLefioyers,' as the
Orioles we're dorisively called. but
ihoy finished in fourth place. His
Joining the American league whom
the National beeamc an elghtclub
organization. his scraps with ban
Johnson, and his appointment AZ
manager Of the New York Rational
league club are matters Of recent
history
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SILLY" HOWE WILL
COACH CALIFORNIA

BERKELEY. al. July 9-'silly
Howe. " Sydney \ " feeognla-
Cd Australian authority upon Rugby
football. WIN b. gHisf assistant 90
Head Coach aehasiiar II the INT
vrrniiY Of California football team
thla fam
aohaoffcr MT the last three months
haa been In Australia and Nrw zHas
land. studying Rugby A letter from
him. received ai tha university today,
announced tha acquisition ~ tho
famous Hove who viii accompany
the berkeley coach ehen b. returns
in August
For tho last tsa years Howe has
coached ths - Iaseph'a COLLEGE
team " Sydney ahd has been em-
inrntiY successful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
ATTELL And FORBES TO
GO ten ROUNDS

SAN FRANCISCO. July 10 liar.
~ Policy waa somewhat puzzled over
parls from Chicago 70 the effect
that atauls Aiislt who IL under
Hmry'z wins, and Harry Fothe.. tho
sx.ehampion of iha hanianis. have
been matched 10 a. 10 rounds At
Hammond. Ind on July n Foley
has no negotiations with the Ham.
mpud club. but n the proper IN
ducemenis arr hold out he sill BE-
glad 10 make the match
A fight between Atteii and f'aai.
ton Is still In the air. but caffruth
has not dropped negotiations alth
the Chicago boy In tho mcahtime.
Charley t.rrcari may match Atisii
and BILLY Ryan Tor this month
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Phil Dellar t~iried phenomenal
ball for the Indians yesterday, and
Tacoma could not Eet a man past
second base Il was a deserved
shutout. TO o
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Bm Carney. an old time player In
the Pacific Northwest. has been
signed as umpire IN tho Northwest.
crn league This probably means
that Jimmy Flynn Is dumped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
VETERAN WALKER IS
NEARING SACRAMENTO

SACRAMENTO. July iO-Ao.
cordlng to word received by the
Southern Pacific, Edward Payson
Weston, the trnnscontinenial walk.
or, IA expected 10 reach Sacfamen.
to late tonight Thursday no walk.
cd GO miles. part OF II by moon
light and last might he stopped at
Oryin. s6 miles from here.
A delegation Of Y ~ G. A. boys
will meet the grand old man 10
miles out and escort him into this
city.
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JOY RIDING!

Brrrrl phow. lta cold Tray.
ellug % miles an hour on an lee
yacht. with tho mercury knocking
the bottom out Of tho tuhe aud the
wind cutting to tho bonoi Enough
10 make tho nhlyors do n double
shuttle ~ and down your yeflo'
brae, CHI nut clad In heavy flan
uols. blanket oyoroonla. tar cape
aud gloves. enthusiasts say there il
nothing like H.
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'*444

PAikIAND.
erted the
\ York So
: for bein,
PEG girl u
Z hsrsuer
~ lnienuc|
" shown
Gallo,
fher. n.
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Night baseball al Detroit drew
crowd OF 5000 last night, but the
game proved a fixgle, Il being imi
possible to follow ny halla
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! "nuos' HAS HIS
SAY ONCE MORE.

. Several New Y1rk players .
. we're discussing the China .
. town murder case and the ad =
= visibility Of trying TO convert >
4 Cinnamon
. = don't believe In trylnF to =
. change anyhody's religion, =
. said George schlei. "bocAnne ,
. Il never does any real good" =
. Well. observed Fred Ten =
q nsy. 7 understand Billy Sun =
. day. the ball player Who after .
. ward became an evangelist. >
. I'D considerable pruselyting =
. IN hlz day" =
= what IN 'cli you talking .
4 about interrupted the ever .
present Bugs Raymond. 10 =
"a rather Indignant tone 4
. Why. that guy vas 10 nice =
= that be wouldn't even spit on .
q bis hands when golng to bat
4sss sss8H
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LOSE ANOTHER
CLOSE GAME

Gus Thompson held Casey'a Colts
20 hrca hits Yesterday and Mikes
men played efforlosa bali. but We
lost hy a acoft Of to o, Cough
allowed but three hits. and Cooney
made the only error Of tho day
We hat the bases nlled thrice,
hut each time Cough frightened up
aud pulled himself from tho fire.
Raymond, nennett and Frlsk
were tho only ones who were able
to sting Cough for hits
Seattle had 10 men loft on hasos,
but the clean up elnut never ma
tcrialiEed
The scOro;
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The Raven prescription s.rvles
msans that the doctors skill In pre-
scrIblne Is most efficiently supple.
msn,sd by the drOaolsts skill IN
esmpounding. RAVEN DRUG co.
1915 Sscond Az.
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May ] Has HHf
The Hifl hastily consulted dacu.
mont
YOU may. Hhe sid
"MhY did Fau consult Tint paper
70 zee If there iH anYihinF Do our
lease prohibiting u kanraH fitF
Journal
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The Indians hit claiiin hard and
BIN Hurley yanked him 10 the
bench In the fourth. Hcnsiing was
the relief party.
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$3.50 "a CaIiber, ID
Shot Repeating Rifle
$1,000

~ sEgs.. ~ Linen n0faa
Run Hteal
barrel MRt
z pounds Every article We advers
tise here has the best reputation for
accuracy and dependablllty Moth
Ing like a good reliable shooting
iron. An occasional day In the
W1dda will make you hoeu-eycd
quick to think and Heif-reliAnt ~.
cry article here ia offered you Until
July 18TH or until present stock IL
sold, " a big price concession.
ffsaa z1.te aataNou steal harfat q
shot repeating rife With tyrneu
receiver sight ..s.s.ts..sssss woo
$500 Hartford 2i-ln. Morrow Coast
GO brake bicycle .s.sst.s.,.e $500
ti7.00 taelsHtuddsd nou-Hl,id asNah
Motorcycle Casing THIS casing u
designed for hard and fast work,
especially for the rear wheel $500
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The Oriental Pool Rooms
q rsei rabts--ss
as saia Table--zs

bar. restaurant. cigar stand ard
seven chair hafpef shop largest
place Of the kind IN the world 10
cash given away daily iiitsit.if
Third av bstween PIKE and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

The Circle W team wants
game for Sunday. July II, Address
Geo Kefea. 2g0s Lane a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

Chicago at Philadelphia. Pitts.
turs at Ney York, Cincinnati at
Brooklyn, 81 Louis at Boston.
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Los Angeles AT San Francisco.
San Francisco al Oakland. Portland
ut Vernon.
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OSTEOPATHY

Elsstricily. yibrauoh iigh, Their.
afhsisss nslSods 5pilepI room.
g. g. f $685. f Suss sgf TSs.ssGs S ao"
4 Holf, 8stsopitk and dptielsa,
le1-f.1 Peoples bank Bidg, Beeond
and Plka hsin iisi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

Philadelphia at Detroit. Wash
lngton at Cleveland. nostun At Chi
eago. New York at st. Louia
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Summary Struck nut- donEht
: By Thompson hasda on balls
Oh GauFh. Oh Thompson, !, huuH
Me play Adams to Kennedy. saofl
flee hits seatphi Kennedy staten.
IN pitched ball Mafst FIRST laae
IN effaf seattle. Ten On bases
seattle. los Portland !. Time OF
game haur % mtHutrA Umpire
irarY
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Bose Ball
sCko1cr@


Two lost and one tied Is the dope
thus far
Aberdeen took her third straight
from the Canucks yesterday BY a
score Of to !. The Britons had
a beautiful chance to clean up IN
the eighth, when Most walked four
men 10 ruw Sievcr then went
IN and s.emmed the tide.
The BLACK Cats are making
squirt which Is going 10 land them
somewhere near second place pref.
y soon
Phil Deliar tsiried phenomenal
ball for the Indians yesterday, and
Tacoma could not get man past
second base Il was deserved
shutout. | to 0
The Indians hit Clafliu hard and
Bill Hurley yanked him 10 the
bench in the fourth. Hcusliug vas
the relief party,
Bll Carney, an old time player In
the Pacific Northwest. has been
signed as umpire Ii tho Northwest.
em league This probably means
that Jimmy Flynn Is dumped.
Thirty five thousand fans Jaw
the PittsburEs Nationals trim New
York two straight yesterday. Had
NeN York won both games, some
chance for the rag might have re
suited
Higginhotham. formerly Of Aber-
deem. vas walloped by Philadelphia
yesterday. Chicago managed to
get one run, while the Phillles
amasssd five Hig and two other
pitchers we're used. but without
avail.
Night baseball al Detroit drew
a crowd OF 5000 last night, but the
game proved a fizxle. Il being I'm.
possible to follow ny balls.
In a letter to Mike Fisher, recely-
ed yesterday, Cal Ewing. hints at
an eightelub coast league for next
year Two northern cities may be
taken in. Ewing says the outlaw
league IN California Is on lis last
pins.
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Baitefies-Pfelster. Hlgginboih-
am, Ragan and Archer. Moore and
Martels.
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Batteries and Armhrus
ter; willetts and Hogan.
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Batterles- Rowan, Casper and
Mclean. Hunter and Bergen.
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"a BoaIon.
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