Salt Lake Times | 1890-05-08 | Page 7 | They Played Sutcliffe

"That's all right, old man, we forgot tc tell yoa the porter relieves you now. He goes on watch at 3 o'clock!" And "Old Cy" turned In and was soon snoring in the land of nod. Jack Brennan rays when "Cy" landed in Philadelphia he stood out in the street looking up in wonder at the big buildings uutil knocked down by a wagcc. Shortly afterward he came limping back to the hotel with the complaint: J "They'll kill a fellow in this town if he don't look out! A four horse coa! cart rou , orerniy footl". j Xti v Flayid 8ntlln. ' The Cincinnati Times-Star has tho follow- '"luuliffe the big raw bonod catcher of the CWanE; was initiated by tbe Ch.c-agos. n hiL first night out the txys pn'd their !&fif";"of one berth in the sleop.-gcar I ""y w 10 ttan'1 b'8 lr ! wa the at night. You go on tw. ! T'wh'the bell piayers slept "Sut" eyed j , were tbat fellow get j Lwthe : It wi Tom Bum, I Xclthetro.'.lrJ waters i