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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
.COSGROVE DECLINES TO
Make PREPARE SPEECH
AS DILLON SAW COSGROvE


OLYMPIA Jan 2sdke father giving bis last words to his
e s gos cosso'e ss he g9se e S ss9a s,e aad
seasasioa ~ $1,000 and win measured words spoke as "''
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w,T NTH paT EYa MEN ALwAYs AsshMgo OF TEARS sowsp
GALLERY oNMEo gYIs spAakLao VIVA THG MOISTURE
PirlFUL PICTURE
No bodily was lued
that eQuaed The spectacle of this stricken held BY the
house speakers chair b his
small o. wan visible BY
were MOI ready ana waiting sasp bis At every torn
and the @e that played over S features brought soSs from those
Who faced him The table numbed BY much
NEVER a FALrER.
BRAvELY SPEAKERS oiAs,
70 agmovE h,s WRAPS he eRAeEo hmseLF FAogo tls
AsslsTro Tnga. wIrH NEVER 4 fAIr9R OR TRsnoR He
TO Taosa WHO esaeTeD aIn WITH ouLsTseIeaso
FAST WON sIs ' fsfTy TO TO so sSsS ss s
Bot or b. looked weak ana fran That as eye doubted ana
md ssooas reduced g this lettering she'll seemed ready 20
he leaned desk cared into
stop
The SILENT PRAYERS.
sP ~4ss T %tAE 9ST ssS s4 yosT r TAT rS SEM e
VALLEY OF rns SHADOW oF oEATH OF pEEkso Over ThE
oos asSos sui lowss Ano oO Qua sssf 70
TsE RECALL WOULD LEAVE Him VITA Us FOR MANY YEARS
Then his speech ais voice eahered
lie pleaded,
dd IN legislative ball for the passage o. the local
Ss y rom s ADD @ & o Of b. ho or ' o
~
iorvard to
gather Ia every word
SPEAKS m JEsT.
q pathos sympathy the
brave old a ready
the ~ n did
people smiled through
taking
smiled and
ed advancing
he smiled back Ike pleased
before member ~ the house bent
HE desk.c mumbiiug
Cod Ny Cod"
AND TnEN hE TOOK OATH. WHICH IN his
OWN WORDS MADE Him WASH.
~
SHAKE. AIS STRONG AND TRUE AS he SAID
y po~ SAMUEL c. cosoaovE WAS AT LAST GOVERNOR
or WASHINGTON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
COTTERlLL is ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF
COUNCIL

ftauk W Cotteflil. who VAS
fugred % resign hts position AZ
lsaaineMs agent 81 the Central Ia
Dor Councii heeansc ~ lli health
several WonthH ago. MAS last night
elected president 81 that body His
upfioueni on the first ballot Wa
10 u boxier. ~ the Niiimen "a
suiun. who 9aa afterwards elected
xice president The vote stood ~
a. e
James r. Harris vas reelected
recording SECRETARY. and Miss
Aiies y lord. financial secretary
The terms airs fuf SIX months
CntteriM " one ~ the hardest
sofkefs "a the Ialierinx mans ln.
iereata. he II at present AZ OHM
piA urglnK union labor measures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

electoral law, new provincial and
municipal laws. a law defining fho
organization and function ~ no
judiciary. n civil service law ana
also laws on such other aubieeta 40
may be referred 90 W the provision.
al government.
zen Hpmea Was unanimously
nominated for the presidency by
the Miguolista convention. which
was held last March Al Havana.
The other faction of the Liberal
party. the layistas. nominated Al
freda Zayas, bat later Senior Zayaa
resigned and the two factions
formed a coalition. choosing Cen.
Gomez az the presidential nominee
and Senior Zayaa for the vice preai.
dcncy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
is ACCUSED OF
CARELESSNESS

Charging that Street supcrinten-
dent If. n Maluney Was guilty -
rarsiessncss IN driving an automo-
bile George r. Hewitt this morning
commenced Fuit IN the superior court
for recovery az damages M the sum
90 t1.se0
in mis- complaint Hewitt alleges
that Mnlaney was guilty ~ careless
mesa Hewitt was struck by Ma
lnney'r car az the corner VI Third av.
and James II october q. 1905. lie
sustained fracture 81 one - his legs
and numerous other Injuries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
OFFICIAL TO MARRY
BENEATH RANK.

TOXIC. Jan 2s-By u. pr
flcialdom and the nobility are arous-
ed 20 expressions Of deep disgust tn-
day by the announcement OF the en-
gaEement Of Count a. Tanaka, min
lister Of the imperial household. TO
marry Mlss ko kohnyushi. Young
woman of plchiun rank The uount
Or Ga years old and "a widower. Ills
hrldc-tO- ls but go years old.
The announcement has called forth
much censure. and Prince NamaRata
advised Tanaka 60 resign his noble
post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
R STURAkT MEN
MUST BOOST
PRICES

Because the owners and agents
for buildings occupied by downtown
restaurants have boosted up the
rent local restaurant managers and
propneiors have declared that Il
viii De necessary for them 10 boost
the price % meals. contrary to an
agreement recently made With the
Commercial club and the Chamber
of Commerce
Restaurant men are making a big
kick against this raise by the land
lords and are preparing an appeal
10 the Chamber OF Commerce and
TO the Commercial club. looking to
the reduction To the former rent So.
unless the landlord comes down.
prices of meals will go mp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
IDAHO LEGISLATOR
TO BE ARRESTED.

BOISE Idaho. Jan. 2s.-By T. T..
Edward /. Hnltrheimer. member
- the Idaho house ~ Representatives
and a prominent citizen 81 Pocatciio.
iH being sought hN an officer. who
holds "a warrant for hiH arrest on 4
charge 81 forgery The warrant
chArKes that Is usans - numerous
forRrries he obtained several thoue-
and dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
THE DARING is
LAUNCHED TODAY

Another boat Tor the Seattle Ia
coma ferry trade was launched in
the latter cify ~ 10 oeiock this
morning she wili BE- kaown a.
the Daring and has aesn bullt In
the cify Of eternal rest Tor Cap
tain Mcdowell. who purposes a.
pat her on the ran as soon as pos
Slble via the east pass She a.
neatly designed and is said 60
possess all the requirements for
maintaining fast time Ga the rau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
WILL.
HAVE To
DECIDE
NEW PHASE. ARISES
IN FRANCHISE
FIGHT.
Even Thinks That He VIII
Eventually Win
Suit.

Nnlens Mayor Miller vetoes the
Seattle Electric c0mpany'a Rainier
Valley street ear franchise before
tomorrow AZ mldnight the franchise
ordinance viii become ihW. ar
cordlng "a statement mAde By E
& Ewing today
This will put the question Of
ownership up 10 court for ~,
view % the facts, and T. e Ewing
who had tie mayor restrained from
signing the ordinance. II Ia claimed.
wiil BE- awarded the franchise on
affirnaiiyely showing that he o.
fered the higheat bid Tor the route
This interesting phase u the re-
mafknhle fiEht Was manifested TO-
day when Il Naa learned that the
courts temporary reHtfAiuiuF order
ehlle preventing Mayor Miller
from signing the ordinance. says
absolutely nothing about his not
vetolHE the measure.
VIII Co BY Default
Under the city charter. all ordin
ansen become a Law within 30 days
after passage By the city council.
unless vetoed ~ the mayor The
80 days on the hAlnier VALLEY fran.
ehiHe ordinance expires. ne stated
tomafruw ~ midnight. and unless
vetoed. the ordinance All actually
he a law This IA the statement
made b. kwinK. whiie Mayor Miller
Gays u Ii a mistake ihas the hlil
wi.i not become an ordinance
Tomofrow the question ~ issuinE
temporary Injunction will be- aFwu
I'd before Judge Geo. y Morris In
the superior court
Up 10 late hour today. MAYER
Miller had not siKnified his inten.
tons Ntlh regard 20 she ordinances,
which b. nos In hls possession.
Il certainly cannot siEn 4 ~
present. be declared. and ! do
not feel At liberty 70 disclose my
intentions az this time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
LEG OF QUAKE'S VICTIM
FOUND In A WHALE

MESsiNA. Jan - ny u. p
An enormous whale has been cap
taFed on the coast At CaiAuia. and
IN la stomach was found the leg
OF a man with a shoe on the foot
The shoe indicated that 81 had been
worn oY an Italian sailor who prob.
ably WAS victim OF the great tidal
wave following the earthquake II
December Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
FIDELITY C0MPANY'S
PRESIDENT GIVES UP

NEW YORK, Jan 2s 49, q. p
Patrick klrran. president nf The III
dnliiy Funding company, whose fall
ure involved ~ Marya academy at
Nauvo0. MS in financial difficulty,
today voluntarily appeared before
United States CommiHaioner Alex
ander for examination kiernn re-
fused. however 90 submit any buoks
81 the company for the inspection ~
the authorities unless be- ~ advised
TO do 80 by his attorneys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
FEAR ATTACK ON
KING MANUEL

LISBON. Jan - i3y e. r-po-
ice auihafitl.s have besn gathering
To- scores ~ suspicious inukinE i-tr
SONS amd niafinnlnE sunrda through
cot the main fhurouFhfarce - the
capital to-day iu anticipation ~ the
approaching service to be held Ia
memory IT the kate kinE carlos and
crown Prince LuiE The police are
fearful 90 Interference with the cof-
rinonies aud an attack upon King
Manuel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
GIVEN LIFE
in PRISON

HELENA. Mort. Jar. "a
BY VI. p.--oeorae Frankhauser,
convicted on q charge % hold
tne up Great Northern train
a year age. placing the life 81
tire custodian Of the mails In
Jeopardy and stealing so. 600
fron, tire reaisteFea mail, must
epena tire rwat os his natural
lfe in the federal prison az
Fort LeaveaNorth. Judge Hunt
of the federal court TODAY i'm.
pcsed this severe sentence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
ESCAPE FROM PRISON
CELL.

BOISE Idaho. Jan. rs. by q. T..
Charles Johns, William Lloyd and
John Peterson. arrested at Portland
aud taken 10 Vale. Ore. 90 answer
the charge of burglary at Nyeaa
Ore, broke inil last night aud are
SIN at large A posse II searching
for them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
40 INJURED
in TRAIN
WRECK

LOUISVILLE. Ny Jan. "a
ny U. P.-Forsy persons we're
injured, sorus probably fatally.
WREN tire easteouna Evansvslls
accommodation passenger train
or the Southern railway vas
wrecked az neon to-day as Il
emerged from q tunnel near
Ne~ Albany. Ind, luat across
the Ohio river from this city.
Tire train vas bound for Loaia
Vile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

the allegation ana was released
from custody after q months I'm.
prieOnment.
After the revolution Gov. Magoou
appointed him secretary Of com.
mission 20 revise the laws Of Cuba.
These included the drafting Of an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
THREATENS TO SHOOT
HIS BROTHER -IN-LAW

a. Waddell this morning swore 10
"A complaint before Judge Gordon
charging Frank Richardson. his
bruthcr-in-law, with threatening To
XIII him.
Waddcll claims that Richardson
had heon drinking heavily, and that
on the night Of January ~ ne broke
into his room. threatening him with
death. Wnddell asks that ne bc
bound over Go keep the peace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

EkRAGED BULL
G0RED TWENTY

LISBON. Jan zS--ny q. p
Twenty persons we're injured today.
IL % them seriously. by bull
which escaped from the ring az a
buil fight at Marco de- Canavexes
After the lnfuF,dted animal had
gored or trampled a score 81 spec
tatora he was shot BY an attendant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
WILSON ACCEPTS A
CABINET POSITION.

WASHINGTON. Jan. ~ by a..
n It WAS learned from an excel.
lent source today that James Wi.
son has accepted the position Of
secretary Of agriculture under Taft
and viii be his own successor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
ASSAY OFFICE AT
THE A.-Y.-P. EXPOSITION

Jesse Wilson, chairman OF the gov
eminent commission Of the A.-N.-P.
fsir has decided TO operate q regular
assay office ON the fair grounds.
where the actual work OF assaylng
win be done.
Tho proposition was made hy the
government with the understanding
that the necessary light and gas 20
operate the office be furnished them
free. THIS has been assured them.
and the work OF establishing the Of
fc0 Will be commenced very soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
WILL PROTEST.

. Consistent with similar q
. meetings over the entire coun. =
. try. q bis mass meeting will .
. b. held AZ the labor Temple Q
q on Lincnina birthday a. pro. =
. test against the Wright dsci .
. sion affecting Samuel Com. :
. perN. Frank Morrison And John q
= Mitchell Plans Niil be forum. q
. lated 90 devise wNys ard q
. means % raise q hiK fund zoe .
. the defsHss II the ease before =
q the supreme cungt afsnr the q
= decision Il appealed :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
old lie has a wife and

oil. tie huH VIE ana
Hgn
is native Of
Santa g. parfici.
pHted in tsea-..-.. ia
the first Of which ne reacDga %
rank " major. and ia the second
that 0f major general lie was one
of the commissioners sent 20 Wash.
ington 10 advise as 20 a practical
method Tor GissolvinE the feyolu-
ficnary army
IN 1905. while governor ~ Santa
glara province. he was nominated
for president by the national Lib.
eFal convention. but withdrew four
months later because. he said, the
United states was taking a hand IN
the campaign in favor Of President
Palma Later Cen Gomez was ar.
rested, charged with c0nspiring
against the administration Of the
late President Palma bat he denied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
NEW DIVORCE LAW
In IDAHO

BOISE. Gea.. Jan. 2s.-Isy u.
P.--Thls state will cease tc be
= mecca FOR persons seek na
haaty eivorees " BAL lnsrodve
ed IN TIRE legislature becomes
ias. The measure extends the
period o. residences required be-
fore q decree car be granted.
from sis 10 eighteen months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

HAVANA. Jan. - BY 4. p
Major General Jose Gomez. veteran
~ the last inaurrcction against
Spain vas inaagurated president of
The Cuban republic today. Alfredo
laras assumed the vice presidency.
0oV MaKOou. Who has been the
real ruler u the republic. turned
over The affairs Of Cuba 20 the new
administration and thus slgnifled
Dfflsially the withdrawal Of the Uni.
~ SITES from control.
Gen. Jose Miguel Gomez. who TO.
any was inaaEurated the second
president ~ the republic Of Cuba.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

UNION CITY. Tenn. Jan. 2s BN
". p-The jurors Va the case ~ IA
Marshall, one IT the night riders
Quentin Rankin during the Rcolf0ot
lake outrnReH. reported this uorninF
that they were unable 10 agree and
were discharged II Ia Understood
that they stood 10 to 2 for acquittal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

Created Disturbances =sG tareeeI
with creating a disturbance and be-.
tna drunk Jim Daniels and Sam
Pierce, both @lwhetssH. wArn ioe ksa
ur IN the county jaii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
SLEEPS ON TRACK
AND is KILLED

OLYMPIA. Jan. rs Sleeping
with his head between two ties. TAX
ing a morning nap after q nights
tramp. j. Silvia, a stranger here,
was killed by a Northern Pacific
passenger train near Relmore,
while his companion. lying bat
few feet away. aroused from his
heavy slumbers just in time 10 see
his opal" struck By tho swiftly
moving train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

British ship Carradale has been
chartered by Kerr. clifford & co. 20
take grain from Tacoma 20 liver
pool.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
MAY NEVER AGAIN BE
BROUGHT TOLIGHT
OF DAY.
Viii Rest With Judiciary
Committee Until Code
Is Considered.
nv 7. J. DILLON

VII MfAA. Jan. - ~ ne Han
son race track bin. which was
unanimously passed IN the house
yesterday, met its first check In
the senate this morning. when the
progressive members lost their fieht
q have Is referred to the public
morals committee.
senator Graves ~ Spokane. ia ~
peased and reiterated defiances "a
the pulpit ard press. led the fight
70 have the bin sent to the judiciary
committee, His argument was that
the matter contained In the Han.
son btu was covered entirely and
better Ia she code about 20 be pre-.
scented BY the prosecuting attorneys.
and that there was no need for such
hysteFical action as that displayed
by the house yesterday Me Graves
was particularly anxious that the
pulpit and press realize his dauntleas
and unabashed fight for logic and
common sense
s4uxsihls's Suggestion.
After senator HuSuhlc Of Spo,
kane had made his usual attempt
% be humorous, De suggested that
as a matter Of sentiment. the race
track bill be PASSED By the senate
this afternoon. so that Il might be
signed hy Governor CoSgroye. as
It would probably BE- the only
measure that could come 90 his
attention
Nearly every member 81 the sen.
ate expressed his view or views.
but the blil was sent 20 the Judiciary
committee, where Il viii BE- kept
until the code Il disposed %. which
will b. late In the session.
IL Is extremely doubtful whether
the bill. a. introduced BY Hanson.
will ever again see the light Of
day.
In tire House.
The house spent most az SIS time
this morning considering rules 81
procedure and did nothing ~ in.
terrsf.
This afternoon there was hot
debate on over the eight hour las
for women. which j. ny for recon,
ssaeration The antiiahor mem.
bers u the house worked all last
night 10 muster enough votes 10
defeat or amend this bill. bat Il
Il jet a matter II doubt whether
they we're successful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

Barge Hadyn brown was towcd
in today 60 the Wellington dock with
a cargo OF coal from Nanaimo for
Waterhouse a Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

steamer Hyadcs sailed this after
noon az o'clock with q full cargo
for the Hawaiian islands direct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

British steamer c'yclops passed
out from Tacoma todaN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
HAVE IT SENT HOME

II you are not regular reader of The Star
telephone Main 1850 or Ind. AL and have tn,
paper delivered by carrier.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-26
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES. ALSO WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS ToBAccos, CANDIES AND
 NOTIONS.
Fresh Oysters on Friday.

Fresh fruits daily from Banning Valley, California. This is the best fruit the market affords.
 Fresh iced vegetables daily, kept in screened enclosure away from flies and typhoid fever germs.
 When we say fresh we do not mean freshly dusted and dead flies brushed of, but fresh from the grow CTS. Our can goods are Al.
 Call up Phone 141 and get sstis- factory goods and prices again.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-26
JOHNSON SAYS HE WILL BEAT
 KETGHEL

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 24.-As evidence that he will Ue in the best kind of shape when he fights Stan ey Ketchel, Jack Johnson did his first boxing yesterday afternoon at the Seal Rock House and announced he would work with his sparring partners every afternoon. This is in direct contrast to the easy fashion in which Johnson prepared for his bout with Al Kaufman, when the heavyweight champion did not have on the gloves more than g half dozen times. This time he will have three full weeks for his work
 When it was laughingly suggested to Johnson that he must be afraid oi Ketehel, he replied with some heat:
 There's no man living that I an afraid Of, but l want to knock hetcn el out, and I'll do it, too inside oi twelve rounds. There has been a lot of talk of my lack of aggressive ness, and 1 am going to show then few things with this fellow Ketch el There will be no letup in thu work for this match
 Johson boxed six rounds todG. sparring with Dave Mills, one of hi regular sparring partners, and with 1 local heavyweight who is anxious t
 dor the gloves. Although it had no been previously announced tha
 Johnson would box, the news sprea'
 rapidly. and he had full house { watch him work.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-26
RINEY GIVEN GRAND
 OVATION BY ELKS

Over two hundred Elks and friends gathered at Odd Fellows hall last night to say farewell to c. E. Rine- hart, territorial deputy Of the order, who is to leave in few days for Ei Paso where he will engage in The insurance business.
 After the good things provided had been consumed J. E. Morrison called the assemblage to order. ana opened the way to a series of speeches con taining notes of regret at the depart. ure of Mr. Rinehart. and rounded off with appropriate witticisms interg persed with vocal selections .iy Messrs. Reed, Arbuckle, Nixon and Jack Knight. MT. Morrison also con. tributed a couple himself. first one in Spanish and then a French dialect selection that brought down the house
 NJ. A. Peterson. on behalf of ths local, lodge, presented Mir. Rinehar' with handsome gold watch, suitasll lengraved, as a memento of the occa ision. Songs and short talks, with : wrestling bout between Frank Gum and Frank Friel, as a final, kept tn' guests there until early this morning
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-26
GRANDSTAAD GOSSIP

That Mike Donlin deal is now ID again. Donlin will go to the Phila- delphia Nationals and New York gets that classy outfielder, Sherwood Ma. gee in exchange. Next season Billy Murray of the Phillies, will step out as manager, and it is understood Don lin will fill his shoes or attempt to fill them.
 Texas is to have a new ball league known as the Southwest Texas Lea que. It is being organized by Dr. J A. Malone. of Victoria. It will be or ganized at San Antonio. Nov 15, witt at least six clubs in line. Laredo Victoria, Beeville, Corpus Christi and Lockhart are already in. with Yoa kum and Luling in sight
 American league teams are now bowling long and loud that "Ty'' Cobb ot the Detroit Tigers, Intentionally spikes players in sliding to bases This Tyrus angrily denies. Connie
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-26
REJUVENATED KANE COMES
 BACK AND BEATS DUR BRUINS

the Demons have started to win agaii there will be large crowd turn oar tomorrow.
 Manager Wilson Of the Bisbee team, sent in PeebIes today at the last mo nent, reserving Woods for tomorrow. as Root is unable to pitch
 The Bruins threatened Kane at all stages. and he was hit harder by tl'' Copper City boys than ever bef1re. Bisbee played errorless ball and put up a fielding exhibition that shows the teams workouts have improved the teams members greatly of late. Rube Walters will probably pitch for Douglas tomorrow. The score by innings:
 R H E Douglas, Q 0 c 0 ? 2 ! Douglas. COOS Olxs 8 Bisbee, eoOO01 2 10 0 Batteries: Kane and Wolf: Peebles and Corr
 Earned runs: Douglas, ,; Bisbee, . Attendance, 200.