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shn nnn Check for Miners.

Indiana polls, Ind, July 3.-Secretary
wilson of the United Mine Workers, to-
dav received a check for $4,000 for the
strike fund from the Illinois organiza-
ton. This was forwarded by him i'm
mediately to the anthracite field. The
Illinois miners have within four weeks
given the national organization 100000
for strike fund. and still have nearly half
a million in reserve. This donation, it is
said, is the largest ever received for. a
strike. Wilson has received notice from
individuals of checks for as much as
81 900 that are now on their way to head
quarters. indicating that the appeal to
the n1lhlc had been eftectlYe.
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GEERS DAY AGAIN
TAKES TWO RACES AT CLEvE
LAND.
George Speer Taken Out of Lord
Derby's Sulky, Saunders Win
ming Heat, But Geers With
The Monk Lands the Race.

Cleveland. O., July 2s.-The 2:O4 pace
end the 2:07 trot furnished sensations
for the record breaking crowd that at
tended the Grand Circuit races here to-
day. The unbeaten Dan Patch was al
ways at l to favorite for the pace, and
he won but had to cut his record to
2;Os "a, when chased in the opening heat
by Riley B.
Tho performance did not tire the IA
vorite in the least, and he took the de-
Gliding heat with ease. The first heat of
the 2:07 trot went to The Monk, who had
sold for $50 to $40 on the field Lord
Derby was far back and the judges de-
cided that Spear had made an improper
drive. He was taken down and George
Saunders put up behind Lord Derby. The
drive in the stretch was terrific and The
Monk was nipped at the wire. Lord
Derby trotted the last half in 100 "a. A
bad break put him out of the going in
the deciding heat and the race went to
The Monk, Dolly Dillon being unable to
force him out. The judges fined Spear
$50 and gave the money to the substituted
driver. All bets on the race were declared
off.
Poindexter from the Lawson stable was
made faVorite in the PIP trot $3.50 in
pools of 1915. He never showed and
the race was a desperate battle between
Hesperus and Waubun the latter sticking
it out. Both horses were long shots in
the betting Direct Hal had the 2:15
pace at his mercy, break losing him
the second heat. He was an odds-on
favorite in the betting ring. The cham
pion Cresceus was exhibited on the tract.
Attendance, l1,OO0
O.NO IL frer in
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At st. Louis.

St. Louis. July 2S.-Felix Bard. Warner
and Kansas Lily were the winning favor
ties at Delmar today, two third choices
and one long shot scoring in the other
events. The feature of the card. the
fourth event. at one mile and seventy
yards, was won in gallop by Felix Bard
from Edgardo who beat Glenwood two
lengths for the place. Weather clear.
track fast.
First race, six furIongs-West Baden,
11S (Dale), s to l, won; Litchimes, 1903
(Battiste), 6 to l, second; Ben Brainard,
1o2 (Golden). to l, third. Time. 1916 H.
Quaker Catherine Knox, Restorative,
Lady Avon. Neva NJ. Widow McGoogin
and Miss Retta L. rap.
Second race, seven furlongs. selling
Velasquez 1Ol "a. w. Booker) 10 to /,
won; Annie Oldteld, log CMcJoynt, to l.
second; Sam LAZARUS. ESQ, Ill (Scullyl,
to 5. third. Time. 1870 Ia. C. P. Jones,
Curd Gillock ran.
Third race mile. selling-Varner. ZOE
Battiste). 8 to 2, won; Lynch. 102 wat
son), 9 to 2. secopd: Precisely, los (EarD,
to /, third. Time. 1:43 Ia Erne Mae
Miller. Little Master. Legation and Qui
Fourth race mile and seventy yards,
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Injunction Against Walking Dele
gates.

Newark. N. j.. July 2S.-Vice Chancellor
Emery today granted a rule to show
cause returnable Tuesday next why an
Injunction should not be issued restrain
ing Journeyman Plumbers Union No. "a
and Walking Delegate William E Ryan
from interfering with the business of c.
F. Mcclure, a master plumber. by con-
tinuing to call out members of the or
ganization employed by him. MCGUIRE
claims that the union has called out sew
eral of his men during the past two
months in retaliation for his refusal to
reinstate another employee who had quit
work because of McGuire's refusal to dis
charge an apprentice.
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MEMORIAL OF M'KINLEY.
Baltimore Business Men Present It
to Mrs, Mckinley.


Baltimore, Nd, July 23.-The Merchants
and Manufacturers Association of this
city has prepared and will send to Mrs.
Mckinley a handsome and costly memo
rial in the form of an engrossed set Of
resolutions adopted by the association
on the occasion of President McKinley's
death. The memorial is in the form of
an album and handsomely bound in black
seal leather. The volume is ten and one
half inches wide by fourteen and one
half inches long, and Is lined with heavy
silk On the cover in gilt letters is the
inscription: I'm Memory Of William
Mckinley
The book contains ten heavy bristoi
board pages. In the center Of the first
page is a well executed picture Of the late
President, the result of most careful pen
manship. To the right is view of the
Capitol at Washington and below the
portrait is a picture Of the American
flag furled, with the coat of arms of
the State directly beneath 1t. The other
nine pages are devoted to the 'resolu-
tions adopted by the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association in respect to
the memory of William Mckinley, Presi-
dent of the United States"
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Firht with an Eagle.

Baltimore. July 23.-Silas Bennett OF
Baltimore County, had fierce battle
with an eagle this morning near Garden
Vile and as a result Mr.. Bennett bears
several bad decorations on the hands and
face which were made by the birds
talons.
When Bennett first saw the bird on the
ground in the field, he thought it would
take flight as he approached to where j.
was, but this was not the case. As soon
as he met it with a club the eagle flew
at him and for fully ten minutes there
was a terrific battle between the man and
the large bird. Bennett finally escaped
into a building leaving the bird con-
ausror He returned shortly with Win
chester rife but the bird had flown.
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New Orleans. July 2S.-Streit made his
debut here with Atlanta and was wild
and was hit when he put the ball over
the plate. In the seventh inning he was
hurt running to second, injuring his ankle
and Baker finished the game. Dannehow-
err made his appearance in the box and
was also wild but proved effective never
theless. The team pulled him through
safely. Westlake was loaned to Atlanta
as catcher. 1t drizzled throughout the
game. Attendance 800. RH E
Atlanta ............. 00O010O-2 Z
New Orleans 42OO31 lis 10 0
Batteries-Streit. Baker and Westlake;
Dannehower and Abbott.
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Can,t Ret1rn to Africa,

London, July 2S.-Denying a rumor that
DR.. Leyds who was the European agent
of the Transvaal. was returning to South
Africa, Mr.. Chamberlain. the colonial
secretary. made the important announce
ment today that all Of those not OF Atrl-
can birth that had fought against the
british would not be allowed to return
to South Africa.
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LOST vAL1sE WORTH 100000.
Man from Mexico, En- Route to New
York, Robbed in st. Louis.

st. Louis, July 2S-G. w. McLlhenny,
who reached here from his home at Guam
aiuato, Mexico, en- route to New York
City, was robbed at Union Station of
vallce containing. he said. deeds and
shares of mining property in old Mexico
valued at from $l25,OOO to 100000 Accord
ing to McIlhenny, the stocks are not ne
gotiable. He postponed his departure
for the East in the hope that the police
might locate the stolen property.
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Boston. 8: st. Louis, q.

Boston, July 23.-Dineen had much the
better OF the pitchers battle, but grand
fielding by ST. Louis prolonged It for
thirteen Innings. when hits by Collins
and Freeman gave the home team the
garne. Wallace figured in three double
plays. Hemphills home run tied the
score after kahoe's error gave the locals
the lead. Attendance. s.046
Boston. =. ..2oooeoooOOoo1-sS- 81
Sd Louis. 10000 O0OOO00o-2 l
Batteries-Dinsen and Warner; Dona-
hue and Kahoe.
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At Harlem.

Chicago, July 23.-FaVor1teS had tnelT
innings at Harlem today. Four of them
were at odds-on and won as the betting
indicated. A heavy rain during the early
part of the day made the footing very
heavy.
First race, six furlongs-Death. Ill (Co:
hurn), to q won; Andes, 10l (Otis), u
to 1. second Emma r., 1903 (Birkenruth).
IL to /. third. Time, 1:20. Lady Idris,
Brigadier. Tartar, Goal Runner, Queen
Victoria ran.
107 CRansch), 1 to 8. won; st. Minor. 1Od
(Donnelly), 80 to /, second; Farmer Jim,
lis (Blake). Is to 2. third. Time, lib 40.
Lemco. Mile ran.
Third race, mile-Prince of Africa. 10!
(Buchanan), 10 to 20, won; Nitrate, ITO
(Coburn). to /, second; Prima II, 81
(Helgerson), to i. third. Time, 1:o1 40.
Rowland Prince ran.
Fourth race. mile and a halliday Cho-
lister, 9S (Davisson), II to 5. won; John
McGuirk, 100 q. Walshl, II to 5, second;
Sardonic. 9S (Birkenruth), Ii to s. third.
Time. 2:49 As. .Tammany Chief ran.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
Bragg, 1O2 (Buchanan), 4 to 5. won; Har-
Marcos, 9S Oonnelly), IL to l. third. Time,
1:53 rs. Andy Williams and Wasswift
sixth race. mile-Ravensbury. 9S
CMeade), 1-2 to l, won; Chorus Boy. ITO
(Coburn), to l, second; Lindenella, los
(Anstatt), Is to 1, third. Time. 1:50. Som
ersault. Temper, Tlton. Airdie D., Eva
Rice Arab, Bommerack. Miss Lie. An
tonius ran.
Entries for Today.
First race, maiden; selling; five and
one-half furlongs-Siloam, Pericles, 106;
Lady Churchill, Esherin, 105; Blue Mira
Gle, 1O4; Bell Malone. Egg Nogg, 10s;
Lyorice, Will Shelly, 101: Senior. 80; Cour-
age. Jackfull, 9s; overlay, Dupage, Flash
Second race, selling; six furlongs-
Aratoma, Old Mike. Ill: Theory. 100;
Master Mariner, 104; Declaimer 103; Silver
Fizz 1922 Simeon. 100; Navillus. Dark Sc
cret, 90; Bell of Minco, Pretorius. Monon.
Fox Slayer. 80; Moderator. The Rab-
Third race, handicap; steeplechase;
Laren, 49, Globe IL. 145: Fallella, 40;
Walter Cleary. 49,; Richie. Porphyro-
gene, 1856; Helen Paxton, 131; Captain
Conover, Heraldo, 130
Fourth race, the Olympia Stakes: sell
ing; mile and Embellishments. 106;
Nitrate, 80; Col. Ballantyne. 105; Winter,
1C4; Artena, 102; Fatalist. Peat 9S; Ed
Adack, Silurian. 90; Emathion. 81; Prima
Fifth race. handicap: six furlonss--
Death. liz: scorpio, lilo; A. D. Gibson,
lO7; Brulare, 50; Gonfalon, 10S; Money
muss Brixton, 102; Scarlet Lily, 9S:
Hoodwink, 90: sardine, IS: Inspector
ST. ca, 90.
sixth race, selling; mile and sixteenth
Prairie Dog, Danish, 105; Boomerack,
Tom Embry. 14; Tre6or, urcnin' luz;
Beauty Book. Little Daisy, "a; .u,ou
Seventh race. selling; seven fnrlongs1o
Guy H. Ill; Henry of Franstamar. ITO;
David S., Temptress. Layia, los; Ernest
Parham. lO2; Dodie S., 80.
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First Bale at Savannah.

Savannah Ga, July 2S.-The first bale
of new cotton of the season OF lSOZ-0S was i
received here yesterday ana Solo TINS
morning at auction in front OF the Col
ton Exchange for IL cents pounu' 1he
haIa waa brought by Lehardy & Co. for
" and D. Beers of New Orleans and will
he exported at once to Liverpool. The
hale classed fully middlinG
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ADMISSION WON LAST
BLANKENsHIP AND KENNEDY'S
HITTING.
Hogg Was Knocked out Of Box by
Anniston-Famous Chickasaws Of
Memphis Paralyze Huntsville
Twirler-Decatur Wins.

Tslladega, July s.-(Special. )-Anniston WIN
from Sylacauga here today by a score of
70 in the last game of the series for the
championship Of Alabama, Blankenship
knocked home run for Admission, Kennedy
knocked two tTee-basgors. Hogg pitched for
Syacauga and was knocked out OF the box.
Lynch pitched a great game for Admission al
lowing only three hits. Sylacauga was easily
defeated and secured one run on errors. An
niston made f1ve earned runs. Batteries-Annis-
ton, Lynch and J. N Leighton: SyIAcauEa,
Hogg, Sorrell and Q. Sorrell. Admission plays
three games with Decatur at Admission last OF
this geek. The game today was for q purse
OF SO by citizens of Talladega.
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Arkansas Hangings.

Memphis, Tenn, July 3.-A Scimitar
special from Little Rock, Ark. says: Gov
ernor Davis today refused to commute
to life Imprisonment the death sentences
Of Dave McWhirter Of Vanburen' anu
lathe Henbree of Nashville, to be hang
ed Friday for murder Four other men
are to be hanged in this State the same
day,
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England on Trust Question.

London. July 23-Replying to question
in the House of Commons today. the
Premier. A. ]. Balfour, said the imperial
Government was still considering its re-
ply to Russia's suggestion regarding an
international trust conference. but II
was impossible as yet to annaunce Greae
Britain's attitude on the subject
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baltimore, 7; Chicago, 5.

Baltimore, July 23.-Shields pitched the
first seven innings of today's game
against the Chicago club without allow
ing a hit or run. With the last innings
of Yesterdays game against Detroit. in
which he did the same, he performed the
feat of pitching eleven straight innings
without a hit or run. Chicago gave the
day but could not quite reach.
R.H.E.
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Fashionnhla Wedding.

London. July 2s.-There was fashion
able gathering at st. Georges Churcn
this afternoon to witness the marriage OF
Major lanes Hail of the Oxfordshtrs
Light Infantry. to Mrs. c. A. Stevens,
widow of c. A. Stevens Of New York.
Joseph H. choate gave away the bride.
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naanlina Stove Explodes.

Baltimore. Nd, July S.-A gasoline
stove exploded at Pinto. Nd To-Day In the
$3.50 If ". H. Leathers. The house
Vas consumed and two children. six and
four years Of age, burned to death. Mrs
Ieathers barely escaped with her life and
her young baby was seriously burned.
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Washington, July 23.-Washington found
Moore'S delivery in the fourth. This, to-
gether with some loose playing by Cleve-
land, enabled the home team to win the
most interesting game Of the season. At
tendance, 1856. R.H.E.
Washington 20 90 4100-S II
Batteries-Patten and Clarke; Moore
and Bemis.
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Doheny must have been lobbing 'em
over with his right hand in st. Louis
didn't seem to care. New York seems to
have taken a brace and yesterday won
the first of the Brooklyn SERIES McGin-
nifty has a chance to increase his reputa-
ton. Willis pitched a remarkable game
for Boston yesterday, the Phillies getting
three hits off him. The games were:
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New York, 4; BROOKLYN, /.

Brooklyn, July 23.-McGraw's New
York players began series of five games
with Brooklyn on the latters grounds
today and defeated the locals by to /.
The features of the game were splendid
running catches by Howerman, Jones and
Dolan. Score: r. H. E..
New York ........O00OQO1 4
Brooklyn =. ....OO1 600 o o.
Batteries-Taylor and Bowerman;
Hughes and Farrell.
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Commissioners Notice.

The undersigned having been appointed by
the Judge Of Probate Of Montgomery County.
scr,y+;on "a the csnitsl stocSS Of the Mont.
geometry Traction Company. notice is hereby
given that, in accordance with said appoint
ment and the statute in such cases made and
provided, we will open said books Of subscrip-
ton at " o'clock m. on the 25th day OF
August. 1902. In the Office Of Graham &
steiner over No. I2 Commerce Street. in the
City OF Montgomery, Ala
BARRIE L. HOLT,
w. H RAGLAND.
w. F. VANDIVER,
EDWARD A. GRAHAM,
w. T. ROBERTSON,
II Commissioner
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st. Louis, 10; Pittsburg, 4

St Louis, July 23.-St. Louis batted out
a victory off Pitchers Doheny and Lever
today The Pittsburgs played poorly in
putting a called strike. Attendance, $500.
Score: II. II. II:
Pittsburg =. III 0 0 9 o IL
Batteries-Yerkes and O'Neil; Lever,
Doheny and thinner.
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Chickasaws, fs; huntsville, /.

Huntsville. July 2a-(special. )-stevenson,
the Huntsville pitchetTSalluwed the Chickasaws
to make twenty hits yesterday and this. with
numerous errors by the Huntsville players,
allowed the visit )rs to win the game in q
walk. 1t was almost shut-out. Score:
r. H. q.
Chickasaws =. ........30o3OO5O lis 20 .
Huntsville ........0 o 0 0 0 IL Il
Batteries-Camnitz and Hurlburt; Stevenson
ana Street.
This game ended the series with the Chick
asaws. The Memphis Choctaws will play
three games this week, bekInning Thursday.
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Chattanooga, 5; Little Rock, o.

Little Rock July 23.-Ely pitched Chat-
tanooga to victory this afternoon, hold
ing Little Rock down to four singles. Not
a local passed first base. Watt struck out
ten men. Attendance 400 r II e
Chattanooga ....... 202 90 O-5 3 2
Little Rock.......... 900 0O00O 90 4
Batteries-Ely and Roth: Watt and
Murphy.
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Games Today.

At Washington-Clevela and Wash
ington.
At Baltimore-Chicago and Baltimore.
At Philadelphia-Detroit and Philadel-
phla.
AS Boston-St. Louis and Boston.
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At Boston-Philadelphia and BostCA.
At Brooklyn-New York and Brooklyn.
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Chickasaws
HnaAAaa.lIlA
Decatur, g; Memphis. 8.

New Decatur, July 2s.-(Special. 1.-The Choc-
taws of Memphis suffered defeat again today
in one Of the strongest games witnessed
on the local diamond. The playing of Short
stop Edmondson Of the home team was the
Eissins and Grady; Memphis, Wilkinson and
Ford Umpire, Mcfarland OF Birmingham.
Attendance, 1900 Score by innings:
New Decatur commonwealth 0 8 O 81
Memphis =. ..................2 O o D o. 6
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Boston. 8; Philadelphia, 1.

Boston. July 23.-Boston shut out Phil
adelphia today because Willis could not
be hit, and the home team scored because
Hulswitt, Jennings and Childs contribut-
ed errors that cost the visitors three
runs. Score: R. H. e.
Boston .........oO1Oooo2"- Q
Philadelphia 10 o OOO %
Batteries-Willis and Moran; Iberg and
Doom.
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ST. LOUIS POUNDS LEVER AND
DoHENY.
In All IS Kits Were Made OF Two to
8 off Yerkes-New York Takes
Great Brace and Wins First
q Of Brooklyn Series.
League Standing.
Games Yesterday.


At st. Louis-Pittsburg, 4; st. Louis, 10.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, o; Boston, 3.
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Buffalo, N. Y, July 23.-The Fort Erie
summer meeting closed today. Three IA
vorites and three second choices won.
Results:
First race, six furlongs-Competito
won; FSlibuster, second; Julia Junkins,
third. Time lie "a.
Second race, five Observation-Disclosures
ton won; Navigate, second; BERTHE, third.
Time LOB 80.
Third race, six furlongs-Jack McGinn
won; Ringleader. second; Lady Silver,
third. Time 1:16 IA
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Frivol
won; Kings Pet. second; Annie Lauretta,
third. Time 1:29.
Fifth race, four and a half furlongs-
LORNA won; All Souls. second; DR.. Carr.
third. Time 0:57
Sixth race, steeplechase, handicap,
short caurse-Imperialist won: Hand
Vice, second; Kingalong, third. Time
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


At B Bast6n%st IoTs o. BOSOM "
At hiladelphia-Detroit, 2; Philadel-
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s; Washing
ton
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If you have been a borrower Of books
buy one OF the new ones. and be in posi-
tion to lend. Your neighbor's don't want
to do all the lending.
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Chicago :. =. =. ...0OOOo0050-5 6 4
Batteries-Shields and Robinson; Gala
han, Garvin and Sullivan.
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THE NEWS OF THE
SPORTING WORLD
by squrss Brown

seIlinR-Felix Bard, 104 (Walsh), TO D,
won; Edgardo, 102 (Watson). 4 10 !. sec
ond; Glenwood, 103 q. O'Connorl, 10 l,
third. Time. LAG. Lunar and Ell Caney
ran, c-,r,.
1o4 IL. Daly), 6 to /. won: Ben Lear, JUS
(Battiste), Z to 0, second; Pourquoipas'
i0c Or. Murphy. to !. third. time
1:02 81 Little Isaac, Kubehk, MAVERICK
Sixth race, six furlongs-Kansas Lily.
los (O'Brien) s to 5, won; Mr.. Mulkey, lOo
(R. Murphy s to /, second; The Messen-
ger, 10S (Burris 1O to !. third Tine
Els. General Joubert; Lulu Flight, Colo
mel Maffit, Pretender, One More. Little
Ruler Elastic, Russian also ran.
Entries for Today.
First race, six furlongs, sellipg-Mar-
garet Steel, Countess Clara, Lola Home
100; Lady Harrington, Maggie Young
ozetah,. Aline So Miss Thersa, lOS Pr MEMO
Second, mile and seventy yards-Claude
Walton, 80: Little Lois, 100; Burnett
Walkaway, Brown Vail, 1o4; Rooert w.
I.adas, 1Os; Poyntz, 1o7; Morris Voimer'
Third race. fve and one-half furlongs,
purse-SigAora, 1907 Fitz Briller. los;
Pickles, Mudlavia. Matte Harmon, Can
zonette, los; Pettijohn. Robert G. Ian
sing, 1os; Avoid. Geheminis, 100; Two
Fourth race. six furlongs. handicap
Blue Blaze, 90; Okla. SO; Evas Darling
l01; Van Hoorebeke, 103; Frank Bell, lOS;
Father Wentker. no; Jim Clark i6.
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards, sell
ing-Hucena, 80; Blue Mint, 80; Masterful
Salinda, 1O4; Reducer, 1O6; Terra Incog-
nita, Silver Garter. 10s; Kitty Clyde, ll5
Sixth race. six furiongs, selling-una
Bixby. Vici Vance, Necklace, Belle simp-
son, Onanetta, Hazel Hughlett. Imp Clon-
silla, Kiss Quick. Hurry, LOT.
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Philadelphia, s; Detroit, 2.

Philadelphia, July 23.-The home team
won today's game through opportune hit.
ting and Detroit's errors. Harley Ii i'll
and Lepine injured his hand the Detroit
club presenting a patched appearance as
a result. Attendance, 2,S23.
R.H.E.
Detroit :. :. .. 00-24 s
Philadelphia E. :. IL o. 00200c5 6 4
Batteries-Mercer and Buelow; Plank
and Screck.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.


At New Orleans-Atlanta, 2; New Or
leans. Is.
At Little Rock-Chattanooga, 5; Little
Rock, 0.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-07-24
New Orleans, is; Atlanta, 2.

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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-07-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR STATE SENATOR.

IN response to request Of many friends, 1
hereby announce that I am a candidate
for the State Senate from the Twenty
eighth Senatorial District. subject to the
action of the Democrats Of Montgomery
County at the primary on the 25th OF
August. B. H. SCREWS.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-07-24

10 Ny Fellow Citizens of Montgomery County:
I am candidate to represent this Sena.
toria1 District in the Senate OF the next
Legislature and ask for your vote IN the
JOHN w. A. SANFORD.