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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07

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Benninas Results.

Washington, April GA dead heat he.
tween Belgrade and Speedmas In the fifth
race was the feature at Bennings today.
Six furlonGs The Rhymer, Magic Light.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE TO USE MONEY
Now Determined to Down the American
LEAGUE at ANY Cost

...,,a - h,,, Toe+
League DIT ANY US"
New York, April 2.-Thc National league
ch,hs bavc dctarnined mon roprisal meth.
obs IheN are trying 10 m"Ne 'uVlr io' INV
players who have signed with the American
league hmm back Mt any cost,
W. ,rtrtr,tod tbo man rohoav secms
VINO originated the pam hopouE seems
to know liui II is nevertheless fact that
q wholesale raid on the American league
talent Is contemplated rbc Notionol leogpe
men say theN are prepared 10 outpld 'he'r
rivals, no matter how high the figures
may 20: that if The National league contract
IN, =. - -,
WIZ non s'alu III equity Tue american
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
TEXAS LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION.
Next Annual Meeting to Be Held with the
Austin Club,

Brcnham, Texas, April 6-The state
Lawn Tennis association viii meet with
the Austin club on May ~ and % and ar.
rangements for the meet are now In pro
gress. Brenham will be represented at
this meeting In both doubles and singles
GUY Cohn and George Wright. Mr. Hoi-
land has effectively defended the single
championship against all peters OF the
PLAYERS OF sngles are after the champion
shin belt this year. The courts at Or Uol.
lands residence are in readiness now and
On afternoons that arc fair some very hard
practice will be done between this time
and the State meet.
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pales.ine Mon second Game.

lew Orleans. Ia. April G.-rhe lnterna-
la, and Great Northern team again de-
he'd the New orleans baseball club In
second of the series of &hrce games to-
Tue last game will be played Sunday.
Il o,seans ......3i 301 o o O--S
|cstlne .........0 G = Q . o l "a
Orleans: McGill and Yer
[rle pitchers and Ahhntt, catcher Pal,
Epe: Wright and Mulkcy, pitchers, ana
[nandcr calrhor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
DOES NOT APPROVE FIGHT.
Chief of Police Will Try to Stop the
McCoYMaher Bout.

McCoyMaher Bout.
Louisville Ky, April 5-Chlef Of Police
Hanger said tonight that he docs not ap.
lroye OF the Kid McCoy-Peter Maher box
ing contest announced for Louisville April
90. but he does not know IL he can pre-
vent it, Chief Hanger says his objection
arises from the crowd of undesirable peg.
sons, II not actual criminals that are at
tractcd to n city among others. by a heavy
weight contest between prominent pugi
lists. He says that at the recent meet
ing In Chicago Of tho chiefs of police oi
the country, Chief Dictch Of Cincinnati tod
o. the trouble he experienced incident r.
the Ruhlin.Jenrics afatr. and while ne re-
mained chief in Louisville he would no;
permit contest between hcavyweights
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07

monuments were covered with flowers by
committees Of ladies'. and the main core
monies were then held Mt the Confederate
monument In Greenwood cemetery, with
day. feature was the participation OF
school children.
Tonight the Army OF Tennessee held its
annual reunion and banquet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07

Louisville. KY. April 6.-'rhe Courier.
Ionrunl will say In the morning that j.
r. Kemper Of Chicago has virtually foughi
The Faisetto- PatrioDess colt. His Eminence
rom Frank Van Meter for $1,000
uis Emlnence Il one OF the promisius
candidates for the Kentucky Derby.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
M Mateh eoraIma and The Abbot.

Boston. April 5.--Enoms are being made
70 secure u match race between Boralma
and The Abbott at the October meeting OF
the Kentucky Horse Breeders aSsocia-
tlon at Lexington. Ky, and Mr. Lawson.
The owner Of Bonalma. has given his con
sen4 10 the proposition. Should AR Scan
nell the owner Of The Abbott see nj to
aeceni the offer OF the association. the
match will he assured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
To Dedicate Lincoln Monument.

Springfield III. April 3. The board Of
commissioners Of tho National Lincoln
monument grounds have decided ON Thurs
DAY, october ~, ny the datc for the dcdica-
tian Of the Lincoln monument, which has
hrou rehutt az q cost Of Si0oOOo.
II Is probable that the principal address
will be delivered by President Mckinley.
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Statement Confirmed.

Salt Lake, Utah, April 5-A stutement
tecgraphed from New York hast night<that
w, A McCune OF the oregon Short me
had bought the Utah and Pacihc rad 10
confirmed by the principal stockholders NJ
the Utah aud Pacific. The road Is seventy
i've miles long and connects with the Ore
gon Short Nne at Frisco. Utah.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL DAY.

Veterans, Militia and School Cadets Pa
raded at New Orleans.
Now Orleans, April 6,~Confedornie me
norlai day WAS celebrated today. parade
az veterans, milit1 aud school cadets he
gan the day. all the Confederate ton'bs and
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Francisco on behalf OF the government 10
Investigate the plague there has been
called IN consultation. but declines TO state
positlvcly that the student Is afflicted with
Tho drpnd plnpuc.
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Reagan, ToNus, Aprll 6An ARRAY oc-
cured last niglit In the Woodland settle
mcnt, three miles FROM town, In which II
Is reported one man was shot and fatally
wounded and another badly beaten
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RusoNlc PLAGUE FEARED.

University Student Said 10 Have Con-
tracted the Disease,
Detroit. Mich. April Ga special TO the
Tribune from Ann Arbor. Mich, says:
student OF the University OF Michigan
whose name is withheld. was taken 20 the
pesihonse from the university contagious
disease hospital today. and II is said that
H. nus n mild attack of the bubonir plagne.
The ease was under The care OF DIR. DOCK
snd it was by his orders that the patient
MAS removed 10 the nfEihOudf 80,
DR.. Frederick Movie, the expert on tpll
disease. who recently ma6s trp U ban
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07

Blowing clubs,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
fhicago kline, c.. chance, g.; Taylor.
Hughes p; Eason. p; Cunningham; p;
tryey, p; Mcnefcc. p: Doyle, ID; Chllds,
\, Mccormick, 3b. Dclchanty, S.; Ray
b. extra Dexter, =, E.; Green, c. f.;
ftzel J. f.. Dolan, extra.
Cir nGati.-POitz. e.: Bergen. C.: hahoe,
r.Jhn. p; McFadden. p; Phillips.
Ruse. p; Ncwson. p; Breitenste,n, p.
sekey, ID, MagoOn. 2h.: Irwin, 3h.; Cor
pan, SIS; Stcinteldt. extra; Dohhs, r. f..
frley, c. f.; llosrieyer I. f.; Crawford.
Bra; Rome, extra
fltiSburg Donahuc. c.; O'Connor, G;
Pnmer, G. Wiltse. p; Lever, p,; Phillip.
CHESHIRE, D.; Tannehill. p., Poole, p;
(ansheld III; Rilchcy, 2b.; Leach, ~
Y rs; Wagner r. f.; Beaumont, e. T.:
lrke, l. {.
~ Louis. Sehrivcr. c.; Nichols. C.; King,
/ haghel, p. kneppCr p; Harper, pi'
! dhon, p; Powell, r.; u Gam, III; Tad
n, I'd. Schaub, Oh. Wallace. SIS; hru
n. extra, Childs. extra; Donovan. +. f..
klkett, l. t.; tleidrick. C. f., O'Donnell.
Boston, --Moran. e.; Kittridge, e.; Nichols,
Dlneen, p. pittengcr, p: Lawson. p;
pve, 2b.: Dcmontellc, BIB: Long, IS.
tmy, !. l.; Hamilton, {. f.: Crollus, r. f.:
Eev York.-Smith. C.. Warner, e.; Bower
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Win Present a Gun 10 queen.

Now York. April 6. The 81. Nicholas so.
cicty. which is composed Of descendants ot
the old Knickcrhncker families. VIII present
q magnificent silver cup to Queen Wiihel-
The cup was made by Tiffany and cost
5000.
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lnoornoraied in Delaware

Dover. Del. April 6.--The Marfa and
Muipnsc Mining company OF Maria, Texas,
was incorporated here today with capital
of $500 600.
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cash how Is a cheaper bargain than at the
emo Of the coming season, wnion, Ni.i "a 2
baseball war on, is bound TO be disasuos@
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WHERE THEY WILL PLAY.
bkeup Of the Teams in the National and
American Leagues.


The players who have attached their
hes to contracts up to date are with tho
Having fiuhs
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-16
Fire mt Oh sopee.

Ohoopee. Ca. Nov. IA destructive
fire occurred here last night. Fire was
discovered in the store OF Messrs Bo.
mar e. McGowen. The blaze seemed
10 have started in the department IN
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WAS evident that II caught from the
{ inside. Nothing was saved by Messrs
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r. Shuman. within 80 feet. caught be
fore help could be had and was burned
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70 support and defend the constitution
I % the country.
4 George C. Derby. the painter from
z Pooler arrested OF 4 charge OF lunscy
several days ago. viii be tried by a
Jury from tie Court Of Ordinary At
loon to-day Al the Jail
he Georgia state Fair March" by
M John Wiegznd has just been is
sued il pianoforte form by the COM
pcS=-. who already has 4 large demand
tO- Il from dealers The march was
played for the first time on the open
i-g 6zy Of the Fair By the First Reg
ilelt Band. which has since included
i, II It's programme on all occasions.
The work OF building Mr.. George 5.
Ezinss new residence at the northeast
corner OF Barnard and Thirty-sixth
street. west. vas begun yesterday. Mr..
4. - Arrley IS the contractor for the
building, and Mr.. s. A. Mccarthy for
the plumbing and gas fitting. The
building is 10 be a very handsome one,
and will Be fine addition TO the neigh
/ bOrhood.
The H F. Hoyle Company. doing
a grocery business on Bull and York
streets, was closed yesterday on dis
tress warrant issued from the Court
OF Justice Naughtin- The warrant was
sworn out by Maj. John Schwarz, own
er Of the building occupied by the gro
Gerry company. It IS claimed that rent
amounting to about s1ZS is due, and
unpaid The paper was served by Con-
stable LilienthaL
A number Of church meetings in
which the members Of the colored
churches will be interested will be held
this month. The annual conference
OF the Independent African Methodist
Episcopal Church viii be held in Sa-
annah. beginning Wednesday and
| lasting through Saturday; the annual
conference Of the Colored Methodist
| Episcopal Church viii be held IN
| Athens. Nov. 20 to %; and the Geor-
gia conference Of the Independent
African Methodist Episcopal Church
will be held in Brunswick, Nov. q TO
Dec 2.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-16
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-16
IN POLICE COURT.
Men Who Assaulted Red Hot Vendor
Were Punished.

At yesterdays session Of Police
Court Nancy Green. a negro woman
arrested by Patrolman Broome on a
charge OF assault. was remanded for
trial in the City Court on a charge OF
vagrancy.
Dave Crittenden, charged with reck-
less riding and resisting arrest. was
given thirty days.
T. II. Waterman. for violation Of
the city code, received a similar SEN
tence.
James Brasswell. "a negro arrested
Tor assaulung and cutting Matte
Brooks was given thirty days.
Nike Daily r. white man chnrged
with having been drunk and hghtlng
ai The Faif grounds, was nned so or
thirty days
". . clemfnac arrested by Dctec-
i've STARK for aasnulflnv j. LsHky. q
fr1-hpi vendor was fined go or thirty
aatHi j j.. wheeler. charged With fhe
same onfnrf. HHf Hued 81 or ffn days.
ana IN o. No04a Hne Declared r
y WOODS Hhp tp0f Dait IH taa Same
trouble. Haf ffmanaeH faf tIII ln az
fiig Court f9r eaffflng concealed
MaHUogF,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-16
REDS WON IN A WALK.
/. Il {. a Indoor Ball League "a b
Closed November -.

D. II G a Indoor Ball League 70 Be
Closed November -.
TIE Re6s Won fro-l TIE Whites az
i11oor bzu 81 the 7 n Q. 4. last
Night ~ ths score q Z 70 5. It was
= p-oessslO1 with Ire Reds AZ the head
d l. and the Whites not in il at all.
The best sls-round work II the game.
ard u II an exceptional record. was
do1e ~ w Z Doty. Who pitched for
the Reds, he gave but ore base On
balls. allowed but four hits. struck
cut eight men. made three two-b base
hits. and = single. and played an e.
Foriess game. DVelle Of the Reds also
ID god work scoring four runs out
q three times AZ the bat. making one
double play unassistsd, and assisting
IN making another.
For TIKI Whites ". II. Doty, gave
seven bases On balls. and struck out
three. Only one tvgo-base hit was
made On this side. BY cubbedze. and
one double play. b. Wheeler and
Stark.
The schedule Of the league will end
Nov. =. The next game viii be play
Cd Friday night, when. II the Reds
win. they viii have one game 70 the
good over the Blues: and should the
Blues win the following game with
the Whites, they viii tie the Reds for
first place. The Whites are hopeless
~ cut u the race for either FIRST or
second place.
The lineup Of last nights game was:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-16
NEVER HEARD OF CHANGE.

w. w. MackaII Knows Nothing of
Alleged Transfer of seabOard.
Mr.. w. W. Mackall. president OF the
Savannah Union Station Company.
and prominently identified with those
in control OF the seaboard Air Line
Railway and its allied properties. said
yesterday that he knew nothing Of the
rumors Of a transfer OF these proper
ties TO other hands other than what
he had seen in the public prints.
"Of course" said Mr. Mackall
great financial changes occur IN these
DAYS with such sudden rapidly that
the transfer MAJ have been made
without my being apprized Of the fact.
! know nothing Of u. however, other
than what ] have read IN the papers.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-16
CITY BREvITIES.

The Christian Workers Institute will
meet in Quitman. Nov. % to %.
NJ S. Tootle. white, was arrested
yesterday by Patrolman Umbach on
a charge of being drunk and insult
ing Mrs. George Porter on her stoop-
Nicholas Flynn, a subject of the King
of Great Britain and Ireland, renounc-
ed his former allegiance before Judge
Norwood in the City Court, on yester-
day and was made a citizen Of the
United States after taking the oath
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-16
IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.

Mr.. James Mann, general agent of
the Chicago and Alton, with headquar-
ters in Atlanta. left Savannah yester-
day for Augusta.
Mr.. Nathaniel Board general agent
Of the Chicago and Great Western
Railway, headquarters in Atlanta,
spent yesterday in Savannah.
The Plant System suburban passen-
ger service, trains 10 the Fair grounds,
were discontinued last night This was
made necessary because Of the large
amount of freight that the road will
have to handle from the Fair to-day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-16
IDEAL FAIR WEATHER.
only One Cloudy Day Recorded for
Ten Days.

Savannah has been favored with ideal
weather for the ten days that the Fair
has lasted. In all that time there has
been but one cloudy day and only a
trace of rain, while the average mean
temperature has been SO degrees.
Yesterdays maximum temperature,
registered at l p. m. was SO degrees,
and the minimum, recorded at Z a. m,
AZ degrees, making a mean of SO de-
grees, 1 below the normal. This gives
to the month an accumulated deficiency
Of ? degrees and TO the year a de-
ficiency of BOZ degrees. The month
thus far shows a deficiency Of rainfall
of 81 of an inch, and the year a
deficiency Of 1884 inches.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-16
JAcksONyILLE's BOND ISSUE.
New Issue of 100000 City securi-
ties sold at a Premium.

Jacksonville. Fla, Nov. 15.-To-day
an issue of four hundred thousand dol
lars Of city of Jacksonville water
works and Improvement 5 per cent.
maturing in 1924. gold bonds, were sold
TO Townsend, Scott & Son of Baltimore
and Wilson. Calston & Co. of Balti-
more at $107 535, a net gross premium
Of 1901 Ten bids were made for
the whole issue and five others for
portions. The second highest bid was
that of a syndicate of local banks.
their bids being 1921 S7 for the total
issue.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-16

Coiumbia 3. c.. Nov. rs. "A report
from sumter says Nelson SHAW. rol-
arod h8s been Imprisoned ga the
charge ~ murder having whipped 20
death au itegearoia boy named ha-
fhan Williams - 81 tald hundreds ~
iaHhfa wefe given me b0Y whose body
aas Earhed in maug places
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-16
M'ALPIN NOW IN OFFICE.
Took Charge of the ordinary's Cour
Yesterday Morning.


Capt. Henry McAlpin. who. as an
nounced in the Morning News. took the
oath Of Office as ordinary of the coun-
~ before the County Commissioners
on Thursday afternoon, entered upon
the discharge Of his duties yesterday
morning.
The new Office force, Mr. J. Robert
Creamer, clerk. and Mr.. j. T. Rillorin,
record clerk, went into Office with their
chief. They went in without any
flourish Of trumpets-simply opening
the doors Of the Offices and announcing
that they were ready for business
Then the work Of the Court of Ordin-
AIRY proceeded as though there had been
no break in the incumbency.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-16
AT THE THEATER.

Robertson Company's Excellent Per-
formance of Man in the Iron
Mask.
The Robertson Company played The
Man in the Iron Mask" last night to
a crowded house. nearly every seat in
the entire house being occupied. The
play is a drama Of strength and was
presented in very cFeditable and sat
isfactory manner.
Don Caesars Revenge" was given at
the matinee 10 a good sized audience.
Last nights bill viii be repeated at
a matinee this afternoon and there win
be a change Of bill tonight The
company is a good one. and its per-
formances have beenR pleasing