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The sun., 1901-03-14
tNOTHER CONFUSION tBOIISHTB.
GOV. Cdcil Signs the single Headed Forest
Fish and Game tommjseion Hii.

Ar,>Y. March 70 Gov Odell to-da"
signed senator browns bin aholi-h'ug N"
state Forest, Fish and Gru" commission
and he state Fotes' Preserve Ronrd. and atl-
'horil.ng the Governor - appoint Stat"
Forest. Fish and Game Commissioner A. "a
.4lary f s5.WN = v"ar. IN" Governor i also
,pIu.wrrod 20 ,'.~. giatp $50 u-~r'lItr (n'u-
uils-iunrr- 10 90 " with Ju' salary unill ian
/ lpO3 whom th,,r IN tr- v N expire After
tn ~ date tn" Governor innN ~ rs discretion
hoard t. net with tho Snfr : ,~e-t. Ft-h aud
Game COMMISSIONER %, III pu'' ht~. II Tot
ct land The sat" Forest, tish ana Cams"
Commissioners after IHn /, 1909. may appoint
"A drputv commissioner at a salary ~ s:.jO0.
The sun., 1901-03-14

tn.irn DO ,n-t1r- To th" JIn'n' 'u' .-' ,
~tirtlu.. fIrutCr II 60.
IN" lutl". IT was rimor"d. w1 1~ ~ %
forbid tn l"-t"3ctioa OF he vh""I. .I q .1d
talked Iunut ro,,,;,g 'r!"r. 10 .'''' 'F .'
frpm Cowm. --i.pHr E"tiut e fln l'"i..'t-
m"n. of = /. lie Br ] uuI-
Al ught 1t MIN con-" rp a'i I'd
ne SmG~h 'hr~" .'.inGS
Ihr three Wheels were said L" ue wnr'4
si.oo9, They wcr" t"hr" i "m W.. -
Street, which vas rfi5rd hv tho C,nu.r.,",C
Fifteen oatly m ~" morning O' F'H =.
Llvurd Nl,ou ard ~ ami " JoHu-ou nu,,
wcir on The prcHlN'.r - o." ul ia' '".l'-'
ba Zach tor the 'rurdJutN. The INh.-.'d
htu. JU-ii," J"'om" n ANNOUNCING tI- DE-
cI~Iun -uiI that Do" va ~Iil .N"H '..l i."
cvidruu" proda,od Il.t r.tll't .4t .' ne
Prual cod" had been " lated IbN th"rr. la'' ..
and tItt The wh""I- had been used o.. . ..'. =
fhcre ore. hid u". 'puTplu' 10 'e
authority vested IN m" lbs lle rod" ana ig-
should hc d"lIyo'"t ~ M" n'~'r'l Attorney
tn be used n~ rvidcuo"Ou M" tlial. and t"yHU -.
tn'y were not taken ON % -"ITDu warrant, l
der that these wheels b" lui'hW.'h Gr-
Wne,l No. t. which VS. IT." mdi'ar' g.;
space machine, went first Irc Second
one had - -plce', each mark"d WIN % ia',
siUile or rllyinG card N" ihfd N'"l
The Grand Jury indicted three more mon
YESTERDAY for hophmaklng They w"'"
Llmo- Nmrphv. John Rp" Huj I"hn watson
Of los West Ihlr.N-l!r>t street, which pla .
The Committee, of Fifteen held tw"-hoNr
meeting In n" tinted Charities Bulid'nS
yesterday afternoon chairman FaIdW n
told "a" reporter th,t h. had nothing :" ~ "
lad continued it. w"rN along th" original
lines
The sun., 1901-03-14
WADMANHAD BROKEN RIBS
BtT THE AITOPSi DOESN'T PROVE
THtT HE DIED or VIOLENCE
Microscopic Examination to Be Made OF tho
Organs Of the Lunatic who Died After
Fight in bellevue Case In the District ~
torpe,'s Hands Three Ribs Fractured

Tho bodv Of Herbert C. Wndman, who
dio, :, ,b. Manhattan State HOSPITAL on
- =. ,..,a..al ,-ou,
Mhrch D. aiter hdN'hs ote" '"h''' '''
the insane pavilion ~ bellevue. was taken
f,,, a.. rcceiving vault AT 81 Michael's
a., ,t.,,,,,, ,.os,ordav
cemetery NNtotl'' I" we "'''s"c
afternoon. on an order from the supreme
Court and Coroner's Physician O'Hanlon
-, - rh,, ,,,o,sy sboved
h'ad' an AUTOPSY -" " u. ""''''' -,
that Wadman had suffered great N'o'eh'e'
hut no determination could be reached as TO
a.. t., - 80, ,,o,,h oui,p IN the em-
Wv '''''' '"''' w "'"''' ,,..,
halming process the corpse had uhherfo"e'
DIR O'Uanlop found that the hfth. sixth
-, .,.o,,, -i,. ,, ,h. Iott .ida vere frac-
""' ''"'n ''" v" Wv Ut,
tured and that tho scrotum had teeh t"uR"s
handled There was n bruise underneath
,ho Iof, .,o mud m, nose was also bruised
49,, III t,,,s had
The brain was c"hHes''d IN" 'hhfS "ao
traces of pneumonia and there were signs
~ p.;cb,, Uso,sa
vi -, ,.u,,, s.,,
me case looked 10 hlm Dr. - hdh'"n >"'u'
like one oi pneumonia. or nephritis. although
A.. ,...,,,o-,o ,oJ .,,,, ~ ,b, lungs might have
The sun., 1901-03-14
tNTI-rHRi>IItN NIIN'T GIiI.


ALR,~Y. March ~ AS-ewhlHunu BrU's
anti-C Christian Science hlil viii Ur"hdhN 10"
reported hy the assembly Publ" H'hi'h
Committee tomorrow II" committee 's
dlyiaod ne 10 the wisdom Of o." h,I!. hU' h -
thought that sufficient number uf 'pt"s
can be sccur"d To report n Th" hnl wa~
discussed IN "Nc'uttv" -e>e'on NJ Afternoon.
byt action wa deferred until tu-u rruv
morning Tho hil has hCCu aucI d"d Is"
that Il only applies 20 treating and curing
poopl" for gam
4 favorable -igu 10 the o-foouatiI-t, Va-
tho amending aud thoU r"l ne Tor r"ITin'-
Ing and rc,pn'ultucut AS~"nhlNmah N"'-
rurIr'- hill regulating Nh" ird, ilt" ol '-l''l'-
n'hy The amendment requires % t'f.'n
uruttI INK o-toouH'h" 70 In-- satisfactory
examination pres, r'hed by III" f"seli> lI,
tnar mo- Irr-0u .hall h" licensed WHO siHII
ure-cribc or u~e remedies or drugs IN iI'ai-
in,uf Of ii -rl-"~. nor be allowed 30 IL" uf'ra-
Two .grvcrv ur treat what urc commonly
known a. couraciou> or infectious diseases
The sun., 1901-03-14
NV PItN Al SHAVER PIfHS
Special Enclosures for Examination Of BaExare
Ma, Re Constructed.

According to u plan of Slla- & croft sur
y.vor of the Port. the general kick that has
arisrn because uf the recent order which
excluded friends and relatives of incoming
passengers from the pier until I i" "Namina-
lion Of their baggage was hHi~h"d VIII b"
phyin,ad hy the construction oH each pier
nf A special enclosure for the examination
Of baggage II has hecn decided that wh"r-
ever possible the partitions on ~" I'"r~ nan
Lc arranged in such a way ~ TO l"av" q clear
passage from tho entrance Of ia" pier to the
Gang plank of the incoming steamship IN
thi- wnv meetings oi relatives aud friends
with Incoming messengers oau take place
Withnuu Interference or DELAY q. soon ~ the
pa-~cngrr- lcnyc IN" Nr--rl- h" relatives
md friends Will not he allowed. however. 10
enter the enclosure at the -ido ~ which the
baggage T. to hs examined
The sun., 1901-03-14
NiEE " fROW DfD FTFIH uE>i T..
| EIchard Dcr,cs's R".tic Brougham Horse
Nakrs u Il,cI, for Othcr NehIcIrs.

\ hp"e" drawing = hrougham owned hv
Richard pc"vc~. ~" builder. and driven hv
hl- ,ua'hlpiu. Christopher HelIy. took fright
crossing FIrrh .v"uuo ~ Twcu'y-thlrd strr"t
,rs'or 'Hv wpru'uE and caused q lot Of eN-
c'om"ut l"iu'" D." wi~ brought 10 u stop
by irving tu climb truck loaded With cobhlc-
STONES
Gh"re WIS uo one IN ,h" hroLgham Coach
uau iI"di host control Of the horse IN front
ol the Firh Ny'uu" Hotel aud although he
-"o--aw"I ou ~" r"in~ be- couldn't guide the
animal Pedestrians had To- -,urry out of
utus"r. but uu kept sai"I h Twenty fourth
er.''' -cN".W ,Jhiu"u i.."d 10 stop III" runa =
UrA. put ~" wt- gong 40 fast that not one
R.t'"l" Policeman casey gave chase
10" uN'r." WI- 81 ~ .ici with vehicles Of
uIl kinds and ~" hr"ughlrn lig2arged over
% gouu pat ui Ia" avenue. humping into
every N"hl,l" near Casey. ON hi whre.
onuld keep m th" roar "i the runaway. bur
ih" ay"nu" WI> 80 crowded with other car.
IiHEr- that h" ,ui,lu not forge ahead. At
I went y--"Nr rItb ~t'e"t vehicles coming south
v"r" turned aside h' their drivers This
gave ~" frightened hor-a more room He
showed hc appreciated II hN gong at greater
~u""t
lumNcriur ur the avenue. midway in the
lluDk between IWcutN-"Ighth and Twenty
uuiu ~tr""'~. W. % tWu-tuf-r truck "t the
Bu'"nu of Inrum mh'.u'"~ laden with c"bhlc-
-'uur- tuI,I IWHu Ii"uIN Iud become scared
Iv this tim" and when ur -tw ia" truck ahead
"a" dr,IgrI iD fth, % long chance to stop
Putting ulI ms strength uu the relu~ he stCeretl
tlI. ruuuWul'~ lead tu III" rear Of the truck
The huI ." ,lj the l,~t d" could. for he tried
10 ,Iwn "u ,"bl '"-t"u"~ II" struck IN"
tuck with ,u,h fore" that H"1ly was I'M
-alird' ~. hur-" fulhlpd ia tn" roadway,
cut rr' hrr"IIny Hnugt N" head and fore
Icy b"f.'' l' could E"l "n hl> feet again
puIu rmIu casey had him The animal wa
50 badly ,t that rho Bcrrh society had ia
take him away ~ an ambulance
The sun., 1901-03-14
NAG B,sB.NDs " rHE kLONDIkE.
.Jrr,e, Young womcn who Went After Them
Rring BACK five One an Indian.

Two wears ago number of N"nns women
calling Themselves the old maids l"ft th'ir
homes in MON lIill y j for the kl"ndlh"
They are back home now. hy" "l them WITH
husbands one II whom j. 70 inll-hlrod"d
Indian rh"v all have experience t. relate
and they will have ,hnn'" . d" =" on VI 'h-
,ay uirht in Grove church. ul"n liiIl. where
they have promised T. appear ana tel ~
rrc.r -rrrch IN the laud " gold and cold Tor
rtch husbands III" husbands VIII l." th"r'
all, Tho rest of the "uld maids ar" formed
int, an us,o,iatiou. with Mis- \"tt" y oBrI'n
n. President and Mis-, Iilllr Er,ll u.s. S"cr"L'ri .
The sun., 1901-03-14
10 Nt\IFtCTI COiI.
Massachusetts Man SAYS He Has Invented .
Procca. and WIN soon start at work.

NnuSr,. Me March ~ DR. George NJ
Randall Of Lowell Mass is IN this city 10
form 4 company tn man ufacturc coal from
mineral products. which are widel and
ubundtutly distributed. at a cost much less
than ia" price of Coal III the States where II =
now mined Tn" doctor says h" hnS protected
hi~ invention hy pstrnt and hH- associated
himself with Boston men, who wall organ Ye
u company under IN" laws ui Maine with a
capital of s2OuOun
u" SAYS the COMPANY has rlr"adv plans for
70 pluui for the production of ih" coal With a
,apiCitV of ten tons an hour
lhi- plant viii Ice ""crt"I lmmedlateI =.
upun completion of IA" urEHui IHtlou. %
demnr-t rate tho 'praciicahilrN of tho pro oic,t I
TO- tuu-" ,ir> ring to secure rights
The sun., 1901-03-14

ItroadwaN Elevator N"' Wuh Three Name,
.iaI.ed for Wholesale Th-fts.

Irthrr can. alia~ Jones. slias Scott. "
ans Nc-i Ih.r', eighth street wa arrested
Yesterday uu llc chang" of stealing = chaiu-
los hI,A.Ir 'rpm u" apartment hou~. a
1-pn RroadVas. wharc lr VIZ etrulnvod az
elevator hoN ~" poIo" -1N that he stole
mot one. hu1 iNp hI,N,lr~ b"lpuglng to- Fran
a. Carlson ~ tenant 81 the Lpu- . and old
'h.'u To -,,uud huuu frrui'uro dealers for
a iriN" Bu'h have h""u recovcred In
addition the bpN g. accused 81 opening letters
and stealing MONEY frpm them In he
West : ld" pnl"" court ho Ua> held for trial
The sun., 1901-03-14

fore the Assembly Railroads Committee
to-day He said the exposition would get
"A large return bv the passage Of the act IN
revenues from the railroads. The oTpos'-
tion will he heard next "Wednesday
Assemblyman Bedoll'- bill prohibiting any
telegraph or teleph one company from DIS
terminating against party applying Tor the
reported favorably by the Assembly General
Laws Committee
The sun., 1901-03-14
Er,.nuc >t,mp ,icrk s2.5oo >hort.

r. ,pl>D. Pa Mar"hlH II wus d,-'ov"rcd
to-d,r 100 th. oNlco "f lH" rir"d state
EaNruu, tolic,ior TINT stamp Clerk Irwin
Hook "T a. short G'-atN II ht, - tiUp 1'ruuI'
1l, fpu hurd-w"u ul VI Rocker we're
uOiir-d and THO. prowulIN ruud" tie" amount
good VI Ho'k1T said hi~ accounts Wet" q u
Tiyh' at the lat -citleuan' ana he was uulhi"
80 account for thr ptp-rrt di-t roVan'N f'ui
ug turih"t tu,"-tlgat ION ~" uNir" is In char ce
of Ci,Tk tIau-tou. whi" MI Rocker is assist
ing the ono ials 10 solve the shortage He
nae held the once for four years at 81 .soe
sNssf
The sun., 1901-03-14

Ei'HNoNp. Va. March ~ Thomas r
~ 1r ,a" Sew Nnrk cap taisr who Tough,
'r' N"nro,rd A. Line 100. g1niystion 80 long
pu'po>"~ =" engage 10 ~ eep ilI-ing IN Nir-
gunH ~ Iafg" seal. He and samuel n
Woods ni AiI"mtile have purcha ~.d a = pnO-
sCI. ranch ~ Nelson nD which thsy vii start
with 2on sheep. There will b. experienced
Shepherds and q barn u heing billt that ~.u
house the emf 20 hock
The sun., 1901-03-14
tE\HRI> ~ IIDi\G N>Pff I0RN
toronrrs Jur Declares Them 'r,min.li'
Rcsppn.ibi- foT Three Deaths.

\ Cornrrr'- jury which inquir" iu'o Tie
death of tho 'hrcc Italian laho?crs no vcro
killed on Fch - nv ~" coiiaps" ~ uu old
v,I n 79g Nc~t Niuet r,ih -tr,,' folni ihar
the " all wa- not properly ~hur"d urd ensured
"Nuiunin De Bou"s. "NCavaii,r ' u i"a"lnr.
and the r1urcseutativ"~ ot the B'i' 'fing De-
partmeut for crimiual negligence ~ .gillug
~ make provi~iuu to avoid -u'h d''id"ul
coroner Xucca s1id he v"uld forward 'h'
verdict - ~" Dls'riC' A'.orp''
The sun., 1901-03-14

The blessings of quiet and peaceful
slumber are reserved for those who
have a good digestion.
Natures wonderful powers were
never more thoroughly demonstrated
than in the usual work the stomach
performs, so that when all reasonahl.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-30

A. e. Robinson. MD. C. NJ, Medical Director.
They cured so many men who had battled
for years against the mental and physical
suffering of lost manhood that the Insti-
tute has decided TO distribute free trial
packages to all who write. 1t is a home
treatment and all men who suffer with
any form of sexual weakness resulting
from youthful folly, premature loss of
strength and memory, weak back, vari-
cocele, or emaciation of parts can now
cure themselves at home.
The remedy has a peculiarly grateful
effect of warmth and seems TO act direct
to the desired location. giving strength
and development just where ii Is needed.
II cures all the ills and troubles that come
from years of misuse of the natural func-
tons and has been an absolute success in
all cases. A request to the State Medical
Institute, S13 Elektron Building, Fort
Wayne, Ind, stating that you desire one
of their free trial packages will be COM
piled with promptly. The Institute is de-
sirous of reaching that great class of men
who are unable TO leave home to be
treated and the free sample will enable
them to see how easy 1t is TO be cured of
sexual weakness when the proper remedies
are employed. The Institute makes no re-
strictions. Any man who writes will be
sent a free sample, carefully sealed in a
plain package so that its recipient need
have no fear of embarrassment or pub
licity. Readers are requested to write
without delay.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-30
The sundn,rn Gnn

From the New Orleans Times Democrat.
THE shutdown gun which is fired at all
army gardsons and forts Is figuratlve at
times, though now and then II actually
Indicates the time when the sun is sun
posed TO go down." said an army officer
in explaining the matter; but it IS not
safe to set your watches or clocks by II.
The firing of the shutdown gun is in
tended as an incident in the ceremony
OF the salute to the flag. which is a
military performance strictly and is not
to inform the immediate or even distant
localities that the sun has gone down.
though dt does so in a way Less attention
is given TO the exact sound according
to the watch, in the garrisons and forts
about cities than on the frontiers where
II Is one of the events OF the day; but IL
is SAFE TO say. Approximately, the gun
Is fred near shutdown. / happened to be
at an arsenal barracks Sunday before
last and with Others waited for the
salute to the flag. There was quite a
party present. One OF the ladies was
very much worked up because the sun
was, according 20 her judgment, a half
an hour high when the shutdown gun
was fired. The fact OF the matter was
the sun did not go out OF sight for pro-
baby fifteen minutes after the firing OF
the gun, but there is except in a general
way, no connection with the two things.
The idea OF the gun IS IN honor Of the
flag, IN a military salute, and Il Is Just
~ much honor whether II s. fifteen
minutes early or after actual SHUTDOWN
Another thing in connection with this
should be- remembere1-that the sun
schedule % time for II 10 disappear ar
rlves. but ~ always a minute or two
never thoroughly disappears when the
late"
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-30
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Personal,

,~-~I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~ ~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~
BARBER COMMITS SUICIDE" Gus
TONER'S face tender, beard tough. razor
duh, talk sharp, barber worried at losing
customers; did not get his outfit from the
old experienced barber, 20 East Brough-
ton, annex of the hair, jewelry and shay
ing supply house. The place to have your
old razor ground, honed, set and made to
shave like new. Free lessons demonstrate
ing how to strop and keep a razor sharp.
Barber chairs for rent or sale. Barber
shops bought and sold.
FRENCH ACCORDION PLATTING;
work delivered on short notice; prices
moderate. 81 Waldburg street, west.
WE DYE TO LIVE; MILLS & co.
will clean your suits to perfection for 81;
coats and pants rs cents; pants % cents.
D6 Broughton street, east.
MooRES STUDIO, lO7 BRoUGHToN,
west. We make only the highest grade
photographs known to the Art, Carbon,
Platinum and PLATING photographs,
which are most artistic and absolutely
permanent. Our prices are the most rea-
sonable in city, considering the class OF
work. Special Inducements to the school
graduates.
LIsToFoAM FOR THE TEETH IS
cleansing, antisepuc and whitening; once
tried always used; Csc. Shuptrine's Phar-
macy. Both phones As.
WE TAKE OLD TRUNKS IN Ex-
change on new ones. or repair your old
ones to be like new. Chatham Trunk
Factory, Broughton. corner Abercorn.
THE REX CANOPY FRAME is
truly the King OF all Frames 1t can be
adjusted to either wooden and iron beds
at will. Simple in construction, easy to
attach, and pleasure to use: be sure
to see them. Mosquito Nets for same in
ell grades; American lace and bobinets;
give us your order in the morning and
you viii sleep sweetly by night. G. p.
Miller. agent.
BALDWIN DRY AIR REFRIGERA-
tors are genuine ice savers and food pre-
servers. Satisfaction guaranteed Also the
Wilke porcelain refrigerators. the highest
class made. Ice boxes. frsezers and water
coolers in every variety. c. p. Miller,
Agent.
GEORGIA STEAM LAUNDRY is
stu laundering duck and pix skirts 25c
each Hasn't bled colors In single shirt
waist or shirt THIS summer.
HAVE THE BIGGEST BARGAIN IN
town IN 1901 bicycle at $50 cash. Ask 70
see II. Walter y. Higgins, Drayton and
President.
FINE CHOCOLATE CREAM y CENTS
pound. assorted hns candy. % cents
pound new dates nned with walnut,
fresh made every day. Is CENTS pound. @.
Hetterich. 10 State west. between Whit
aker and barnard.
BEcOND-HAND FURNITURE AND
household goods bought and sold Cor cash.
tumitaTe b1ehanse. ~ Barnard street
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-30
The Cincinnati Races,

Cincinnati June 2s.-Results at New
port
First Race-Six and a half furlongs
Ceylon, 4 to l, won. with Arriba, TO !
second, and Brown Vail, 10 to l, third
Time I:21s4.
Second Race-Seven furlongs. Maggie
Felix, to I, won, with Stamp, to I
second, and Locust Blossom, to l, third
Time 1:2S.
Third Race-Five furlongs, selling. Fol
low, to ), won, with Rose of Red, even
second and Miss Gaines, II to 2, third
Time 1:0214s
Fourth Race-One mile, handicap john
McElroy, to 2, won. with Toluca, II &c
Q, second, and Strathbroeck, to 2, third
Time 1:4052.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs, selling. Flop
to ! won, with Semicolon, Is TO 1, second
and Slasher, to l, third. Time TIA.
Sixth Race-One mile, selling. Ignis,
to /. won, with King Elkwood, to 2, sec.
ond. and Caloocan, 2 to l. third. Time
1:42
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-30
A Kings Greeting.

william, King, greets William, Bishop,
and Godfrey Portreeves and all the
Burghers within London. French and
English friendly. And make known
unto you that l will yet be worthy of all
those laws the which We were in King
Edwards day, and l will that each child
be his fathers heir after his fathers day,
and will not suffer that any man do you
any wrong. God give you health"
What a multum in parvo document 1t
is, this little strip of Saxon lettering with
its II will" and IT viii not"
Passing over many other royal charters
and state documents by virtue of which
cities and castles, fleets and armies, mon
asteries and lands were built or held, we
can find in the Record Office many pa
pers and parchments which unlock the
secrets of the heart; love and hate, friend
ship and enmity, JOY and suffering, eour-
age and cowardice-all are there, SET
down in black and white, the written
letter" which remains long after the
hearts which conceived and the hands
which wrote have fallen to dust and
ashes. They are like voices from the
tomb, these quaint slips from some dim
and hidden receptacle in the vaults and
corridors for our nineteenth century eyes
20 gaze upon and our nineteenth century
minds to be amused at
Here, for instance, is the first Prince oil
Wales writing to his dear friend" Sir
Hugh lie Dispenser:
I'VE thank you heartily for the grapes
which you sent us by your valet, who
arrived betimes this Sunday MORNING
very early before we went to breakfast
and who could not have done so at a more
lifting season. And do not take it amiss
that we send you so lean a deer, for we
will send you a fatter as soon as We car
take one. Our Lord have you in His
keeping"
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-30

I5rookiyn, june c5.-Tfs 3Tccisisy'. and
st. Louis clubs broke even in double
header to-day. The first game was won
by Brooklyn through superior all-around
playing and by long drives with men on
bases.
Murphy was a puzzle to the home team
in the second. Score:
First game R.HE.
st. Louis ....21OO OoO1 "a IL ;
Brooklyn ...3 o 0 21x-7
Batteries-Powell and Nichols; Donovan
and Mcclure.
Second game R.H.E.
St. Louis 80 11s OOa OF IL /:
Brooklyn 80 3 o 0 0 IA IL ;
Batteries-Murphy and Ryan; Kitson
McJames and Farrell.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-30
THE GREAT TRIAL STAKES,
JOHN e. MADDEN's BLUE GIRL WINS
THE 100000.

Another Great Day Mt SheepsheRd
Bay Yesterday-Whitney' Horse
Was Third, But He Is Half Owner
of the winner and Comes in for a
share of the HonOr-Shaw Was the
Lucky Rider.
New York. June 2s-Blue Girl, running
in the name and colors of John e. Mad
den. won the $4,000 Great Trial stakes
al Sheepshead Bay to-day. She carried
ton weight of 126 pounds and, with Shaw
I'd won ridden out by length, from
Hvphen. while W. c. Whitney's Cold
smith finished third a length and half
back. Mr.. Whitney shared the honor OF
Blue Girls victory, however, as he owns
a half-mterest in the filly. A field OF
eleven faced the starter They were sent
of promptly 20 good start and Cold
smith and Wmskey Kang made the early
cunning heads apart, but closely attend
ed by Blue Girl. Hyphen. Fly Wheel and
Commute They rounded the bend into
the stretch like line of cavalry and 1t
was anybody's race. At the furlong pole
Shaw called on Blue Girl and she drew
away ana won the flcn ptlAes SuiliiHAAN~''
First Race-Five and a half frulongs.
O'Hagan, to l. Won, with Honolulu,
Z to 2. second, and Wild Oats, 80 to l.
third. Time Los S-5.
Second Race-SlX furlongs. Mixer, 20 TO
1, won, with Cervera, to l, second, ana
Isidor, even, third Time 1:l4 To-
Third Race-The Great Trial, $4,000, six
furlongs. Blue Girl, to 8, won, with Hy-
phen, 10 to l, second, and Goldsmith, TO
!, third. Time 1:1S Is.
Fourth Race-One and one-half miles,
the Advance stakes. Star Bright, 1S to 10,
won, with Ethelbert, even, second, and
Prince of Melbourne, z to l, third. Time
2:S3 1-5.
Fifth Race-Steeplechase, about two and
q half miles. Passe Partout, to o. won
with Magic Light, to 2, second, and Full
inmate. 80 to l, third. Time 5:ll.
Sixth Race-Selling one mile and six
teenth Oh turf. Barbette, u to l, won.
with Pleasant Sail, 3 to l. second. and
Ilium, to l, third. Time 40 2-5.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-30
GALATIANS WON THE GAME.
Defeated the Atlanta Team by a
Score of Eight to Two.

NuC DE N
Score of Eight to Two.
The Chathams and the Atlanta Depons
crossed bats at the Bolton street base
ball park yesterday afternoon, and victory
fell to the Chathams on score OF to 2.
The Chathams are splendid players, and
they have a long string of victories to
their record
Hundreds of colored excursionists are in
the city from Atlanta and intermediate
points. The Central offered very low
rates, and the attT action OF the baseball;
game and the sights of Savannah, ex-
tremely novel to a colored man of the in
terror, could not be resisted.
Brown and Allen were the battery for
the Chathams, while the positions were
filled for Atlanta by Rackstraw and God
frey. Monroe umpired the game, which
was witnessed by some 500 spectators.
Demere better known as Snow" got the
hands for sensational plays. but Glanton
was spectacular, too, and caught the
grandstand in fine shape. There will be
another game tomorrow, when Ransom
and Jab will be the Chathams battery.
The following was the lineup of yester-
days game: