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No. 75.

H. D. WOOD, City Clerk.
 February Sth and 18th, 1901.
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A valentine hop was given at the Phoe- nix Club last night.
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A delightful valentine dance was enjoy ed by the members and friends of the Lakota Club at Elks Hall last night.
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quiring this to be done. It was said that if submitted back to the people, 1t would not be submitted to the existing voters, but an ordinance of the convention re- quires that this shall be done, and that no new registration of voters shall be re- quired for such purpose. The distin- guished ex-governor and lover of the people predicted that If the convention met 1t would tamper with the bill of rights and take away from the people the right of trial by jury, but practically the only change made in the bill of rights was one with reference to the discharge of juries in felony cases when they could not agree. An attempt was made to work radical change in the jury sys- tenn, but 1t was overwhelmingly defeated. The ex-governor predicted that if the Constitutional Convention was held, 1t would tamper with or destroy the right of exemptions" to homesteads and other property, which the people had under the present constitution. Not a single change was made in the article on ex- emptions. None of his predictions, is- suing from an antagonistic and preju- diced brain, have come trues and now
 what is his cry, and the cryao of General Shelly, his chief lieutenant?, That the white men; of the black belt will proceed to steal and swindle under the new con stitution by registering all the negroes,
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to sustain themselves in power. and thereby to nullify the very constitution which they have so largely helped to make.
 Adopts In Vote Suppression.
 The very charge shows into what utter depths of rottenness and demoralization the politics of Alabama have fallen. Here are two men from the black belt, both of them from Dallas county, pastmasters In the art of politics, adopts in the meth ods of vote suppression In the black belt who have become so thoroughly steeped In the atmosphere of fraud that they can not conceive that there are white men in the black belt who desire to rise above the conditions of the past to sweep away as far as possible every vestige of the unwritten law of intimidation and fraud, and plant themselves securely upon the basis of free and intelligent exercise or self-governmenti This whole movement of constitutional reform originated In the bitter and long resounding wall or the best people of the black belt for relief from the terrible incubus which has been crushing them to death. It has been growing for years, for more than de- cade, and that notorious 18th plank Of the Democratic platform of 1892 was an expression of the yearning of the black belt for some relief from existing condi-
  guished ex-governor. with his usual anx- iety to play to the dear people, gave voice to in somewhat immoderate terms. Since then the movement has grown and developed with each succeeding year. It has become the talk of the people all over the State. and the common expres- sion has been that something ought to be done to relieve the people of the negro incubus, and at the same time make a return to honest elections. It is said by these gentleman that no return to honest elections Is contemplated, and yet the new constitution has many new proyis- ions seeking to bring the people back to honest elections. The Legislature will have to follow up these provisions with specific enactments. the only way in which evils of this kind can be officially remedied., This has been done in South Carolina, in Louisiana and in Mississippi and especially in South Carolina. from which State the committee received let ters all showing that since the establish ment of white supremacy elections had been absolutely fair. What has been done in those States can be done fin the State of Alabama. for the white people of Alabama have as much honesty and patriotism and intelligence, as much de- sire for reform. as the people of those
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States. All we ask of the people Of Ala bama is to try the new constitution. No better one is offered. Those who cr1ticise it offer no suggestions for reform. The distinguished ex-governor did not take the trouble to formulate any plan where by he thought the evil of fraud and un- fair elections could be cured. He sim ply says. continue under the old consti- tuition; that is to say, as an ex-black belt politician he says to the good peo- ple of Alabama, let us continue the old frauds let us continue to stun ballot boxes; let Dallas county continue to send up majorities of 5000 or 6000 or more, as needed Let the white people of the State continue to be prostituted by the old disgraceful methods rather than that he should suffer the humiliationaof seeing the people ratify the new constitution which he has so bitterly opposed.
 Let Us Try 1t. E
 Let us try 1t. in the hope that at last the State of Alabama may be able to align with the other States of the union in the North and West and East and South under the flag of the union, with equal power and influence in the counseis of the nation, and with no blur or stain upon its escutcheon. Now the. name of Alabama is sounded in mockery; the votes of her people are laughed at as pelhB drSely ncticIous. oHe ls reBdroeu as being under the band of a constant and systematic violation of the 18th amendment to the constitution of the United States. She is in a measure out lawed. Let us make an honest ,endeavor to put an end to all this and restore our beloved State to that attitude and rela- tion of power and influence which she once had; aye, even to greater attitude and relation of power than it has ever had before. JAMES WEATHERLY. ! September 2S. 1901. su
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k2H H Twenty ono one cont stamps & A ~ wiW pay expense of nsasHsg a
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to sustain themselves in power. and thereby to nullify the very constitution which they have so largely helped to make.
Evening star., 1901-08-15
W.B MOSES & SONS, F ST, COR. nth.


colonel and his fellow National League
magnates are being kept informed and able
to frustrate the plans OF the insurgents"
was shown last spring in the case Of La
joie and the other players they lost and In
the American League entering the terri
tory Of Philadelphia, Boston. Baltimore and
Washington before they were given a
chance to wake up.-Philadelphia North
American.
II Brooklyn jumps to the American there
will be foothold for Johnson IN Greater
New York and no expense either. Further
more, 1t is said that when the Brooklyn
club finds 1t compulsory to take an Amer
lean League franchise. the name on the
PLAYERS uniforms will readily be changed
to New York" This is the Brooklyn
trump card.
John T. Brush's usually even temper was
somewhat ruf1ied yesterday at Indianapolis
on account Of the story sent out from Chi
cago to the effect that Cincinnati busi-
ness man had told President Ban john
SON Of the American League that the Gin
cinnati base ball plant was for sale at q
stated price. Mr.. Brush said: This is
about the thousandth time that the Gin
cinnati club has been sold or placed on the
market without consulting its chief own
er. Please hang hundred denials on
your sale OF ball club hook. to be used
Evening star., 1901-08-15
BIG HARNESS RACES.
Onward Silver Won the Bonner Me.
mortal in Grand Style.

Onward Silver Won the Bonner Me-
mortal in Grand Style.
Onward Silver won the Bonner Memorial
q S., 600 purse, at Brighton Beach yesterday
from field of game and fast horses, and
showed once more that he is one Of the
best racing trotters in America. He has
started four times SO far this season and
has not been beaten, though each of his
races was split heat affair.
This event was the feature Of the pro-
gram, and speculation on II was about az
lively as could be. May Allen was slight
favorite In the opening betting, but after
the first heat her price was almost any
thing one might have wished to make It.
Onward Silver reeled off the mile in 21OA,
fighting his way through a field of ten and
winning handsomely. He broke just after
leaving the wire In the second heat and
third. This gave Dolly Dillon and Cor
nelia Belle each a heat, but the heats they
scored were mere bats. In good time On
ward Silver went to the front and won the
fourth and fifth miles and the race.
Hetty G. won the 2O6 pace in fast time,
fully Riley B. and Bonny Direct each
tried to collar her, but their efforts were
about as effectual as the traditional water
on the ducks back. The finish in the third
mile was one long to be remembered Ri
lev B. and Hetty G. fought 1t out from the
three-quarter pole home. and the mare won
by only a half length in 2.O6h the fastest
mile of the race. She was a strong favor
ita in the betting from start to finish
The victory of Capt. Bracken in the 2.4
mirers Of Easter and Henrietta. The for
mer won the opening heat, but each time
after that she gave 1t up on the home
stretch like gutter of the yellowest dye.
Evening star., 1901-08-15
TONIGHT'S BIG RACES.
Extraordinary Time Expected by the
Motors mt the Coliseum.

Extraordinary Time Expected by the
Motors mt the Coliseum.
The four motor teams for tonight's races
at the Coliseum arrived at the track last
evening, and began at once to get their
motors in condition for the five and ten
mile races. These cycles are all new ones,
with the latest improvements, and all fitted
with four-horse power motors. Each team
expresses confidence in it's ability to win,
and the racers say that with the motors
in perfect order, and the fastest elk
lap track in the world, they will break all
records. Every one is betting that he will
win.
Joe Nelson. the boy wonder. has arrived
with his motor BLACK joe" He is a
midget and how he holds pace with a four
horse motor Is surprising. He Is In hne
form, he says, and will smash the five-mile
paced record made at Buffalo Wednesday
By riding in Baltimore last night he Is on
edge, and he says he will ride faster than
he ever has done.
One Of the features of tonight's meet
will be match race between H. G. Quail
OF the ninth precinct and A. G. Lynn OF
the eighth. These officers rode in an Austria
liam pursuit race last Friday night, and
there was great excitement over the award
Of the race to OAacer Lynn, a great many
persons claiming that Lynn never passed
Quail. They have decided to race tonight,
each taking opposite sites OF the track; and
riding a pursuit to finish. 1t will be
an exciting contest, as both men say they
will win.
The races booked for Baltimore last night
were postponed until Friday night. This
Is favorable for Washington patrons, as
the motors will be in fine order, with new
tires. Joe Nelson will be fresh and fine.
Spectacular and thrilling races can be
looked for. The motor racers will be called
on at 8 o'clock Din. sharp The winners
of each of the five-mile heats will ride in
a final of ten miles,
Nelson Yellow Boy motor made mile
on the local track this morning in 1 min
ute p 3-5 seconds.
Nelson's Yellow Boy motor made mile
ute % seconds, AMI this with the track In
a damp condition from yesterdays rain.
With clear weather the track will be In
perfect condition for this evenings races.
Evening star., 1901-08-15
CHESS TOURNEY.
Pillsbury Compelled to Draw with
Howell.

Howell
Play in the tournament Of the New York
State Chess Association was continued Tues
day night at Buffalo The interest centered
in the game of Pillsbury VS.. Marshall, a
queens gambit declined by the latter in
novel fashion. He held his own through
out the middle game. but lost in the end
ing. 1t was brilliantly played by Pillsbury
in thirty-three moves. Karpinski did well
in a Sicilian defense, wherein Napier
played poorly at the outset, but later re-
trieved his position emerging with the bet
ter ending. Karpinski played into his
hands and has lost game.
Delmar selected a queens gambit, which
Howell declined, the game being scored
prettiiy by the former after an exciting
contest Of thirty-eight moves. Howell beat
journed, was drawn. The fourth round
contested yesterday morning brought pills
bury and Howell together. Pillsbury re-
lied on a Sicilian Defense and the pieces
were freely exchanged The game was a
draw from the start, but an attempt to
win on Pillsbury's part resulted in lively
skirmish, from which Howell came out
with the honor of breaking Pillsbury's s
clean score. A draw was agreed to after
fifty-six moves. Delmar attacked Napier
fiercely in Philidor defense set up by the
former. Napier had a clearly lost game.
but managed to stem the tide Adjourned
in drawn position.
Marshall defeated Karpinski prettily af-
ter twenty-Seven moves In q Petroff de.
fense adopted by Marshall.
Evening star., 1901-08-15

from day to day. is the fakes appear. and
when they are used up III give you an
other bunch" Mr.. Brush says he will be
In the base ball business at Cincinnati next
year, notwithstanding all stories to the
contrary.
"Give me a couple of men like Caruth-
ers and Foutz again and I could win any
pennant in the country" says Comiskey.
Those were the game fellows. They play
ed base ball because they liked it and be-
cause they liked to win. Do you remember
when / played that worlds championship
With Chicago and won it-when was with
st. Louis? If ever two pitchers got In
their work, Foutz and Caruthers did then.
After losing the first game here Caruthers
said he wanted to pitch. I win win. Cap.
There's nothing to it. / have got to pitch
this game let him pitch 1t, and he won.
but before he began he asked me to promise
him another chance on the following day.
I had to make good after he won the
game, but lost lne third contest myself
by muff1ng hard lily. Then we went down
to st. Louis where we won three straight
games and the worlds championship. Ca
ruthers pitched In two Of them. He would
not listen to any other man going into the
box. and he would have pitched the whole
six games IL l had let him."-Chicago REQ
ord-Herald.
Evening star., 1901-08-15
WOUND UP IN A DRIFT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Contest q Draw
for Want of Wind.

fOr want Oh '" lhu
After drifting match of three hours and
forty minutes yesterday off Newport the
Columbia and Constitution gave up the
race and were towed back to the city. At
that time the wind had fallen to fiat
calm, neither boat had steerage way and
the outer mark was still over four miles
away.
The race will not be resailed today, as
both boats have to be on hand for the
Larchmont event tomorrow. When the
race was given up there was nothing to
choose between the two yachts. So far as
could be judged the distances to the turn
ing buoy were about equal.
The Constitution was the first to run
into the calm streak being then about an
eighth of a mile ahead and slightly to
windward. The Columbia carried her wind
a little longer and ran up on even terms.
Then for half an hour there was not wind
enough to stir the racing pennants, and
seeing no hope of finish till long after
dark, at 1922 both boats gave it UP.
Evening star., 1901-08-15

sary three races out Of five. one by Tues
days foul. The Cadillac won one. The In
vader is built rather for light winds end
smooth sea. These prevailed during the
cup races. The Cadillac had weather to
her liking but one day, the first, when she
won easily.
The Invader won yesterdays race with
comparative ease. Up to the first buoy 1t
was a very even race, and one Of the pret-
tiest ever seen on Lake Michigan. Both
the shippers were on their mettle, and
honors were fairly even all the way, al
though Thompson scored over his rival at
the start. All kinds of maneuvers marked
the trip to the first buoy, and here the
race was really decided. 1t looked for a
time as if Thompson would round the stake
first, and If he had 1t is more than prob
able that he would have been able to hold
his advantage on the run home, for it was
in lust that kind Of run that he gained
over the Invader in Saturdays race. Fol-
lowing is the table:
Elapsed
Start Turn. Finish. Time.
HM.S H.M.S. HM.S. HM.S
Invader. IL 80 90 / 81 35 8 OF 80 3 81 80
Cadillac. IL 30 90 1 50 35 8 % 40 3 80 40
Evening star., 1901-08-15
Another Even Break for Boston ans
Philadelphia.

Connie Macks Athletics and the Bostons
played a double-header in the city Of cul-
ture yesterday. each team scoring a vic
tory, the first contest going to the Quakers
by the score of to o. while the second was
won by the Collinsites. 4 to 2 Fraser held
the Bostons down to four hits In the first
game, while the second game was won
through timely batting and perfect field
ing Attendance, 1906. Scores:
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Lett on bases-WashingtOn, 6; baltimore, {.
First base on balls-On Patten, 3; of Nope 2; OH
karns, S. Struck out-By Patten, q Three be se
hit-COughlin. Two-base hits-JOrdan, Williams.
Sacrifice hit-Kans. Stolen bases-Waidron Brcs-
nahan. Double plays-Williams to Keister to Don.
lin: Keister to Williams to Donlin. Wild pitch
Karns Passed ball-Bresnahan. Umpires-Messrs
Haskell and Connolly. Time Of game-1 hour and
Is minutes.