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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-07
ifdntes i'm Robertson county.

n
bInond, Texas. March 4.-The political
Ne begun to simmer and will in few
lsr6,ch boiling heat. Quite number
md;dates are already in the field S.
irish and ]. E. Bishop, present coun-
k0rney, are out for representative.
l6hop Is pronounced Bailey man,
MHrs Parish's choice is not known
eorrespondent.
teunty judge. ]. l.. Sandel and NJ,
"A ;presen; Judge; for county attor-
54 Goodman and G. w. Kinard of
NIL and ]. w. Woods OF this place;
elerk, r. Hurt of Franklin and N.
opard OF this place; county clerk.
enfro and w. w. Wilson; collector.
5Sove, reelection; assessor. w. F..
2Hranklin; j. f. Peel, Hearne AMI
ines. Calvert. The friends of Hon.
Nj BAILEY are confident Of throwing
3rtttpi county in the Bailey column
IAy6e majority.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-07

Whartod, reSas, March 6 To- amt
versary of the fall OF the Alamo. Texas
Day" passed quietly in Wharton. The
grave OF Il. NJ. Williamson. Three
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-07

faction. They took no part as a body In
the fight for temporary chairman but most
of them voted for Ferguson. Dr.. Grant
is not here. He stayed away to keep
out of fight. II the fight between Green
and Hawley comes off, they will jump in
for Hawley. but their policy is 10 keep
clear of the factions here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-07

1t is charged by the Ferguson men
that the actual count OF the votes on
temporary chairman gives Ferguson
majority Of twelve votes, They claim
that the result as announced was only
an estimate and was purely guess work;
that the true figures are Ferguson AS3.
Mcdonald 42l. There 4. Some talk late
tonight of bringing the matter before the
convention again. There are all kinds
OF row brewing and tomorrow may
bring forth more strife than was wit
messed today
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02
WHITNEY HORSE WON AGAIN.
SLOAN on BALLY moo hey BEAT
TaE KEENE FAvORITE.

Repeated the Performance OF the
Futurity-Tommy Atkins wouId
Have Won hut for "A Mix-Up-A
FouI Was Claimed for Him. hut ~
Was Not AlIowcd-whitncy's Horse
Won by Only "a ueRd-The Other
Races.
New York. SPIT i-Bally Hoo Boy and
Tod sloan duplicated their success la the
Futurlty one week ago by winning the
Flatbush stakes to-day. the feature 81 the
card az shecpshead Bay. Tommy Atkins,
the odds-on favorlta. was second and
b. atcn only by a head
An unfortunate incident marred the
event which had a direct bcAfiug on the
outcome. only four horses started ana the
race was conceded to De- a duel between
the whitney and keene candidates, hally
Hoo Boy and Tommy Atkins They were
sont OF on the second break 70 a good
start. ana smile ana Bally Hoo Bey went
out To make the running. bat not more
tLan length separated the four Tor the
first half mile Al this point sloan took
his mount back 50 that smile showed In
front a neck before Tommy Atkins who
was the same distance before Aiard
schcck and Raiy Hoo Bey They came
into the stretch necks apart with Smile
On the rail and naily Hoo hey on the out
3 dc.
when straightenod out and almost at
the last furlong pole, a had mix-up oc-
CURED which fortunately Old not result
in serious accident Smile awervcd out
49,
two and for Il second the crowd ON the
grand stand held IT'S breath expecting TO
s e one n not all 30 down ia a heap. This
ala not happen. but the favorite was
Knocked ont Of his stride, and lost three
or four lengths. After STRENGTHENING out
Tommy Atkins set sail aud steadily gain
81 on Baliy Hoo Bey. but the nuish line
was too close and Bally Hoo hey won By
head amid wild excitement. A foal was
claimed Tor Tommy Atkins. but rot allow
"a Summarize:
First Race-slx furlonga. Modrinc. TO
/. won. with Gibraltar. 70 10 { and to s.
second and Kitchener, Is 10 !. third
Time i.i3 S-5.
Second Race-Selllng. Ave ans half
furlongs Moor. 8 20 ? won. with Cherish
cd 20 TO and 10 TO !. second. and Sweet
Tooth 6o TO /. third Time 90 IS
Third Racs-The Flatbush, seven fur
longs. Haly Hoo bey, 10 ana 10 q
won. with Tommy Atkins. Is 10 % and !
10 4, second. and Alard Scheck. 30 60
third. Time i.38
Fourth Race-The Ocean handicap. one
mile. Voter. 20 I. won. with Vulcaih, TO
] and 90 2. second. and Mariimas. 20 to
1. third. Time 1898
Fifth Race--Handlcap stecplechase,
about two miles. Perion. TO l. won. with
George Keene. 10 10 / ana TO !, second
and capt Piefsal 40 to 1. third. Time
All
sixth Race-selling one ana a sixteenth
miles on turf. villa V, 90 !. won. with
Pftstidieitator. TO I, and S TO 5. second,
and Gold Fox. to !. third. Time las.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02
LOCAL Personal.

Mr.. r. s. Wynn Is visiting Columbus.
Ohio.
AIR J J. Fuller arrived yesterday from
Portsmouth.
Mr.. ,. H. stamp OF Atlanta is registered
az the Pulaski.
SIR. V. A. Moore OF Atlanta Is registered
al the DE Soto.
Mr. T. p. Register OF Register Is q guest
OF tho Pulaski.
Mir r. \. Malone of Albany is a guest
OF the Pulaski.
MIR. +. c. Black Of Charleston IS a guest
OF the Pulaski.
MIR J. L. Fulton. Jr.. left last night for
Montcagle, Tenn.
Miss Mary Kennedy is visiting relatives
Ia New York city.
Mr. James Daily OF Augusta IS register
ed at the Pulaski
SIR Charles 8 Harris OF Cuthbert Is a
guest Of the Pulaski.
Mr. Alexander Spear OF Atlanta Is a
guest OF The DO SOTO.
Mr C. A. Bryan OF jacksonville Is reg
istertd az the Screven.
Mr. n. n. Grower % Statesboro il reg
istcred &C the Pulaski.
Mr. b. ". Puilen q BIT. Vernon Is reg
istered az the Screven.
Miss Kate Brady left on the Aneghany
yesterday FOR Baltimore.
MIR H. l.. smart left for New York yes
terday via the Southern.
Miss Annie Grimm has returned homo
from a visit to Virginia.
Mr.. Thomas J. Jones OF Carrollton Is
registered az the Pulaski.
Mr. ]. d. Kenderiek OF Fort Valley Is
registered at the Pulaski.
Mr.. r. u. Collins Of Abbeville Is In the
city a guest OF the Pulaski
Mr. w s. Chisholm left via the South
ern yesterday for Ashevllle
Hon. w n. Hayward OF Vaudeville.
S. C.. was In the city yesterday.
Miss Lula and Annie wynn win re-
turn during the week from Griffin.
Mr.. J. II. Abbott OF Atlanta was among
the guests OF the De Soto yesterday.
Mr. George l.. rye aud Miss Tye OF At
lanta are registered at the Pulaski.
MIR r. +. stacer OF Lyons was among
the arrivals at the screven yesterday.
Miss X Kriete left via the SeabosT,i
Air Line yesterday for Hcndersonville.
Mr. Newcomb Cohen was among the
passengers last night Of the Allegheny.
Miss Katie McInerney left Thursday for
TWO months visit in Brooklyn. ". \
MIR. T. c. S. Howard. commercial agent
or the Seaboard Air Line. with head
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02
They VIII be gone

In North Carolina. They VIII Be gone
about two months.
Miss l.. Marion slhler. who has been
spending her vacation In Savannah with
her mother. has returned to fniladelphta,
where she viii resume her studies at the
Convent OF N0tre Dame.
Mrs. v. " Malloy has just returned
from New York. where she has been for
some time In the interest OF Jackson
Metzgcr q CO. While North Mrs. Mailoy
visited Boston. Philadelphia, also Tren-
ton and Rcd Bank. N. J.
a jolly marooniag party returned dur
ing the week from Tybcc chapcroned by
Mrs. Underwood aud Goldsmith OF AZ
lnntu. Those ln the party were, Miss
Lila Underwood OF Atlanta, Miss Halle
hurst OF Alabama. Misses Julia Laoiche,
Mayre i.lbichc. Amelia Adams. Jnlia
Hunter. Alice Slycrs Mcssrs. G.. SHAFT,
r. undorwo0t Of Atlanta. $. Underwood
OF Ioulsvulc. Ky. g. Anderson % Macon,
II. Adams and +. Courtney.
Master While Patterson entertained a
few OF his friends Ia honor of his fourth
birthday yesterday afternoon. Among
those present were Miss Minnie Tamm.
Miss Lena Grady. Miss Lula Grady. Miss
Gladys Davis. Miss Ethel Davis Miss
Ruth Mossc Miss Myrtle Mossc Miss Jo-
sic Busby Miss Marie Bushy Miss stelh
Hclmken, Mss Stella Gsrkcn. Aiiss Adiic
Gerken. Masters Karl Gcrken. Jasper pn-
Wis, stephen Grady. Jim Bmshy. Eddie
Busby. Marion Davis. Haven Broom.
Johnnie Ware and Willie Berry. Prizes
were won by Miss Addic Gcrkon and I'd
die Busby.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02
WILL OF JUSTICE eRINDs SLOW


We're not thereby settled. but that they
remained for future consideration.
The judge advocate asked " any con-
ference had ever been held by Mr. Dreyor
and Capt. Wilson about the charges pre-
yiousiy TO their being brought, 20 which
question Capt. Cam objected. the court
overrullng. Tho Judge advocate said he
desired 10 show that the officers % the
Blues had concurred In the prosecution
aEd that. therefore. Il could not have been
brought By Capt Wilson through malice
as Capt. Cam had charged. Air. Dreyer
said he had held such conference with
Capt. Wilson. that they had gone to Col
A X. Lawton. commanding the regiment
who directed that charges BE- prepared
ard brought against Harris FOR his con-
duct IN Louisville
Here Capt. Cam submitted the attach
ment suit brought by Capt. Wilson agalnst
Harris, saying that the concurrence be-
tween the two officers had possibly been
because Capt Wilson had Lost the suit.
and MIR Drcyer had represented him as
his attorney. IL was also developed that
the conference was after the trial Of the
suit brought IN Justice Naughtlns Court
against Harris.
Capt Wilson was recalled and confirmed
Mr.. Dryers statement that the company
had operated by Louisville time. Ia was
l035 then. and the court decided TO ad-
journ until Tuesday night a. o'clock.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02
OUTLOOK ron A LET-UP.
The Hot Weather Is Almost over aud
Comfortable Days nt Hand.

September opened with the outlook for
a let-up in the high temperatures that
characterized August. The maximum for
the day occurred at noon. and was only
81 degrees. The mipimum. which was
at 6 a. M. was n degrees. The rainfall
between o'clock IN the morning ard s
o'clock az night. was LIS inches
II the present month is 90 be Judged by
September OF last year. the hot weather
Is about over. and a long line OF bright
and comparatively comfortable days at
hand. During lass September only seven
times did the thermometer reach % de-
grees or over. and the highest point
reached. ~. occurred comparatively early
IN the month. on one day, the nth. The
highest point reached was only q de-
grees The minimum for the north was
81 degrees, and occurred on the 9th. The
average mean for each day was 76.4 de-
grees.
IL rained only four times. on the 18th
nth 18th, and 2ist. and the total amount
OF the precipitation was AZ inches. The
normal rainfall however. is 6.l2 inches
out OF the thirty days. twenty-five were
perfectly clear Ave partly cloudy. auh
only three cloudy.
The state forecast for to-day Is showers
and thunderstorms. Tomorrow. also
there viii probably be showers. Fresh
winds. mostly northeast, may be ex-
pccted
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02

quarters at Columbus. spent yesterday in
the city.
Mr.. r. b. Powell. Jr. left via the Sea-
board Air Line yesterday FOR Richmond.
Miss I.,.cile Porter is the guest OF Mrs
John G.. Robertson, No. 6i2 Barnard
street.
Miss Bessie Kerrison OF Charleston,
C.. r. visiting DR.. George W. Heriot and
family
Mrs. c. J. Melvin is at Thomas,en.
where she will spend a month for her
health.
Miss Miriam We'll was among the pas
sengers OF the Southern yesterday for
Sumter.
Mr. w w. HARRISON Of waycross was
in the city yesterday and stayed at the
Pulaski.
Mr.. NJ. s. Burbank Of Cocoanut Grove
was among the arrivals at the Pulaski
yesterday.
Miss Ida Hesse has returned from an
extended visit 20 friends IN Middle aud
Upper Georgia.
Mrs. william Ellis was a passenger via
the Seabosrd Air Line yesterday for
white Springs.
Mrs H. A. blackwell and children have
gone 10 New York. where they will re-
main until October.
Judge Spencer u. Atkinson and Mrs
Atkinson % Atlanta were among the
guests OF the Pulaski yesterday.
Or. Murdoch and the Misses Murdock
after a pleasant visit to Savannah, re-
turned 10 Baltimore yesterday on the Al
leghany.
Miss Perla Farmer and Helen Wynn
have returned, home after spending some
time IN Charleston, Walterboro and Rit
ter, S. G.
Mr.. l.. G. Harvey has returned from the
mountains OF North Carolina. where he
spent his vacation very pleasantly az Sa-
luda and Ashcviile.
Afr. and Mrs w w Beach. and the
Misses Bessie. ora. Pearl and Myrtle
Beach Of Maycr0Ex. were among the
guests OF the Pulaski yesterday
Mrs r. Sheshan. accompanied by her
two children and niece. Miss Hannah Me
carthy, left last week for the mountains
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02
CALLED our THE FIREMES.
False Alarm Gave the Northern See
ton os Department n Run.

noh of department. n run.
Some individual amused himself and an
gcred the superintendent and the nremen
OF the northern section OF che depart
mcnt by turning in an alarm from box
Y. az Broughton and Jefferson streets, at
/ o'clock this morning.
Fire Companies /. and responded.
only 10 find that here was not even a
lighted match la the neighborhood Of the
box which had been sounded. The only
excitement created sprang up with the
advent OF the apparatus.
A man who was near the box AZ The
time the alarm was turned In said he
had seen pair OF white boys break the
glass ana spring the lever They had run
away down jefferson street before he
could apprehend them. or. indeed before
he was assured that there was not good
reason for cunning In the alarm. II is
believed the young rascals will be caught
Supt Mcguire stated that the box
was tgrned IN improperly more often
THAI any other OF the system. although II
Is located on n much-used thorourhfare.
and ought 20 be almost all the time un-
der the eyes OF the police. The punish
ment provided for such an offense Is a
fine OF 50 and costs or six months on
the changing or both. IN the discretion
OF the court. The superintendent thinks
that II Il were more often enforced Il
would prevent his men being aroused
from their slumbers without occasion or
excuse.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02

are as repulsive as they are painful.
Many people have been cured Of scrof.
ula in its most malignant forms by the
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II viii forever thank you for advising ne 20
take Df. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
writes Mrs jas. Murphy. Of Fonda. Pocahonfss
Co. Iowa. 1T has cured me Of chrouic scrofuIa
o. twelve years' standing I had doctored frIs
The trouble until was completely DISCOURAGED
also had chronic diarrhea for twelve vearS
am IN good health now-better than ever was
In my hfe. owing 20 DR.. Pierc~'s Golden Medi.
cal Discovery took several bottles Of the
Discovery before stoppeds
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, a work for every woman, is sent
free, on receipt of II one-eent stamps ITO
pay cost Of mailing oafy), for paper
edition. Cloth-bound, Il stamps. Ad-
dress DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02
KEEPING org Tnn COUNTY.
Hayes NayIor and Others say Their
Lands Are Being Invaded.

Hayes Nnyior ana Others say Their
Lands Are Being Invaded.
Judge Failigant heard evidence and ar
guments Ia the Superior Court yesterday
morning In the case OF Hayes Naylor and
others against Chatham county. The pc
tl.ion OF the plaintiffs asks that the coun-
~ be permanently enjcined from enter
ing upon certain lands they claim 10 own,
without the payment OF just and adequate
compensation for the lands so taken.
The matter has been pending Ia one
shape or another for a long time. having
come before the County Commissioners, IN
the form OF a petition for relief from the
present plaintiffs, or some Of them, on
seV eral occasions. The commissioners have
also passed an order directing that the
work of constructing drains through the
lands IN question proceed, and Il Is the
execution of this order by the county
forces that the plaintiffs are now asking
to have prohibited.
A restraining order prohibiting the
county from entering upon these lands
has already been granted. and a was tl4e
question whether or not Il should be con-
iinued in force until the further order
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02
WAS nowDEN DROWNED
Fidelity and Casualty Company Has
sent nm Agent to Find Out.


sent nm Agent to Find Out.
Mr. William J. Parsons OF New York.
a representative Of the Fidelity and Cas-
ualty Company OF that city. Is In savan-
nah looking into the oose Of the disao-
pcarance at Tybee OF W. a. Bowdcn Of
Columbus. who is supposed to have been
drowned last Sunday night
While Boween's policy In the company
represented by Mr.. Parsons was only
Nm1 from the various circumstances
surrounding Bowden's trip 10 this city
and his actions before leaving home.
enough suspicion has been excited as 10
Induce the Fidelity and Casually Com
pany TO make a special investigation into
the matter.
The basis for most cf the suspicion. gaid
Alr. Parsons yesterday Is the fact that
though Bowden was admittedly a man Of
only limited means, he could not only
have taken out $50 800. some Of II jus,
PREVIOUS 10 bis trip 70 Savannah. but that
Do should actually hove made application
Tor other policies that would have made
she sum involved Ia his death even larger
'han X II now.
Mr.. Parsons spent yesterday IN Savan-
nah and ~ Tyhce. ard may be here for
some days longer. Then he expects 20
80 10 Columbus. Bowdcn's home. and sec
What discoveries can be made there.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02
PROGRESS or TnE STATE FAR.
one Fare Rate Given-Other vaIdosta
News Notes.

vaidosta. Ga. Sept. 1.-The rates FOR
the State Fair have been decided upon.
They are to be ono fare Tor the round
trip. plus the admission fee 60 tho fair
grounds. over all OF the roads In the
state. The same rate will apply to the
roads centering here from Alabama and
Florida. and large crowds are expected
to visit the fair from both states The
managers OF the fair are highly pleased
by the friendly attitude OF all OF The
roads The roads have shown genu-
inc friendly interest In the fair. Re
ports that have been received from
every part OF the state show much inter
est Is being taken in the fair by the
farmers and that che agricultural exhibits
are going to be unusually large ana at
tractivc.
The Ashley-Painc Manufacturing Com
pany has purchased large lot Or lana
west OF the Georgia Southern road, and
expect to establish a large variety works
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02
ANTICIPATES No TROUBLE HERE.
british Authorities VIII Handle
Plague ut Glasgow.


Health Officer Drummer has no appre-
hension OF the bubonic plague reaching
Savannah by way OF Glasgow. where It
was reported in yesterdays dispatches in
the Morning Nows
THE British authorities are on the
alert" said Or. Drummer. "and as they
have a way % enforcing health regula-
lions there without regard to popular OBJ
iections there IS little reason for orr
health authorities 20 worry on this score.
The British health authorities are very
thorough. and 81 goes without saying that
they are fully competent 20 handle the sit
uation.
Dr. Drummer said that while Glasgow Is
a great shipping and shipbuilding Port, Il
Is a rare thing for a steamship 10 reach
Savannah direct from that port. the vcs-
sells almost invariably reaching here In
blllas' from other foreign ports after
months OF absence from the home port.
on tAls account he does not consider tho
outbreak at Glasgow as likely 20 prove a
menace to savannah's commerce IN any
way.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02
MS wIFE DIED or NEGLECT.

The Charge brought Against Her
son-In-Law by Madam Royal.
Sam Dawson and Thomas Dawson were
before the Recorder yesterday at pri-
vate hearing on charges preferred by Mad
am Royal and her daughter, Mrs. Addle
Smith. Thomas Dawson Is charged with
criminal neglect OF his wife, the daughter
Of Airs. Royal. while the other man Is
accused Of having cursed and abused and
assaulted Madam Royal and her daugh-
ters while they were az the bedside OF the
diving woman. The testimony was quite
lengthy. az there were a number OF wit
nesass Tor both sides. The case was ad-
iourned until Friday.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02

there az once. The road Is now build
ing sidctracks 40 the place and work on
the new enterprise Is 20 begin as soon
as the material can be put upon the
ground.
The Naldostn Electric Light and Power
Company Is building a large brick build
Ing for their power plant A score Of
men are az work on " and ~ g. being
pushed a. fast as possible. The electric
road Is about completed and all that re-
mains 10 be done Is 40 turn on the current
and start the cars 10 rolling.
The long bridge over the Withlacoochec
river was completed and accepted by the
County Commissioners on Thursday. a
number OF the county officials and citl-
gems went oui 20 witness the ceremonies
Tho leading feature OF the occasion was
a magnificent dinner. which was prepared
by the bridge builder Cor the officials.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02
RATE NOT YET DECLARED.
Matter Awaits Return of Chairman
male mr. CommIssioner Simkins.

Matter Awaits Return of Chairman
Dale ar Commissioner simkins.
Chairman Dale and Commissioner Sim
klns. Of the beard OF County Commission
crs are sim abs MT from the city. and
the tax rate for Chatham county for the
present year has yet to be declared. II
may be that one OF them will reach the
city to-day o. 70 morrow. and some time
early In the week IL Is exp cited, meet
irg will lie called ana held for the pur-
pose OF fixing the rate.
II Is expected, as has already been
stated. that the county tax rate will be
s. q per thousand dollars a decrease OF
four cents on the thousand dollars from
that OF last year. with the sixteen cents
decrease n the rate OF state taxation.
there will be total decrease OF twenty
cents this year. unless expectations ana
probabliiii prove alike unfaithful indi-
cia OF the truth
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02
Chicago Won nom Games.

Chicago. Sept. i.--chicago won two we'll
deserved games from Cincinnati so-day.
Both games were holly conteSted. Gar
vim held the visitors down TO three hits
In the FIRST and Menefco secured che de-
cislon In the second on account OF ox-
celent fielding. Attendance $500. Score:
R.H.E
Chicago ......OOO $1,000 i-2 6 2
Cincinnati 20 o 0 OOO1 0 0-i 3 /
Batteries-Garvin and Donahue; Hahn
and Kehoe.
Second Game R.HE
chicago .......O 2oOiO 21x-S 5 2
Cincinnati 30 o 0 o 0 o. 3
Observation-Disclosures and Donshuc: Phil
lips and kehoe.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02
PopULIsTs or BALDWIN.
They Are Trying "a Compromise on
the white Primary plan.

Mnedgevile. Ga. sept. 1.-The Popu-
Hist party. pursuant 20 q cell from Is
chairman. met at the Court House to-day
10 put ticket IN the field against thc
Democratic nominees. Only twenty mem
hers were present. and on motion Of air
w. T. Harper. "a resolution appointing 4
committee TO wait on the Democratic Exec-
utive Committee. with instructions TO ask
that ia the election. wO yeans hence. a
primary be held Tor all county officers
was adopted. The primary they desire
TO b. known as the white primary ana
not as the Democratic primary. Should
she Democratic Committee accept thss
proposition. che ropulists win remain our
Of the Held this year. otherwise they say
they viii pet out fun Populist ticket for
the November elections.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02

AZ Hnrtford-Providcnc 3. Hartford. T.
A. Toronto~Toronto, Is. Syracuse. I.
At Worccster--W Worcester. s: Spring
field 8. Second game: Worcester. 81:
Springfield. 8.
At Alontreal-Montreal. 4; Rochester, 3
Second game: Montreal 4; Rochester. T.
Called al the end OF the seventh inning.
AZ Detroit-Detroii, a. Minneapolis 6.
AZ Bunalo-sBpnalo, I; Chicago. 3.
AZ Buffalo Buffalo, j. Chicago. g. Sec
ond game: Buffalo. 0. Chicago 3
AZ northumberland. q. Kansas
Cny. l.
Al anapolis-fndianapol 3: NIL
waukce. Il.