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netroit. 10: Chicago. 9.

Detroit May 1l.-Mulln pitched great
game for seven innings this afternoon
hut in the eighth and ninth Chicago ham
mered out six runs and tied the score.
Yeager was substituted in the middle
of the ninth inning, In the tenth McGuire
got "A base on halls. Buelow ran for him
TIe was advanced to second by Casey's
infield hit and scored on Farleys two
Dagger into the crowd. winning the game
Attendance 5000. Score:
Ri T.
Detroit .........1 1o042 Ito 70 ?
Chicago ... 900 600 3 o Q 10 ;
Batteries-Mullin. Yeager and Mcclure;
Patterson, Piatt and Sullivan.
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Games Sunday.

At misunderstanding. 10; Cincin-
natl o.
At Chicago-Brooklyn 8; Chicago. 0.
At ST. Louis-Ncw York, 5; st. Louisy 4
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Atlantas rank support of Lem Bailey

Atlanta's rank support of Lem Bailey
in Nashville yesterday ties Birmingham
and Nashville for third place this morn
ing. True. Bailey was pounded horribly
in the first two innings but after that he
steadied himself and only two hits we're
made of him. Memphis beat New Or
leans Sunday and yesterday Little Rock
had the game cinched-3 and up to the
ninth inning when Guese went up In the
air and five Pelicans tailed. Shreveport,
by beating Memphis yesterday and 1t
takes seventh place. showing Chattanooga
to the last hole. that team not playing.
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SUNDAY GAMES.
Memphis. 5: New Orleans. 4.

Memphis. May 11.-Today's game was a
hard fought one and twelve innings were
necessary to decide It, Memphis winning
on Accorsini's two-base hit AMI Lauzon's
single. Reeland relieved Dannehower IN
the eleventh inning while Memphis had
three pitchers at work during the game
Attendance. 1900. Score: R.H.E
Memphis. =. 20 0102 O 10 10
New Orleans 20 1100 00002 0 o. 10
Batteries-Robb Ashton. Breitensteir
and Accorsiui; Dannehower. Freeland ant
Abbott.
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No Sunday Bah in Cleveland.

Cleveland May 1i.-There was no at
tempt to play a game of professional
baseball here today by the Cleveland
American team on account of the an
nounced deterpination of the Sheriff to
stop any attempt at a game. A motion
for an injunction to prevent Sunday
games is before the Circuit Court, but a
decision has not yet been rendered.
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Nashville, II; Atlanta, Z

Nashville. May 12.-Nashville batsmen
found Bailey an easy mark today and
pounded him numerically. This. aided b,
Atlanta's ragged play in the field espe-
cialiy in the first inning. won the game
for the home team by score OF II to Z.
R.H.E.
Nashville =. 100000 Oil 10 1
Atlanta :. :. Il 0 0 3 o 0 o s. II
Batteries-Sanders and Fisher: Bailey
and I.atimer
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Games Yesterday.

At Little Rock-Ncw Orleans, I; Little
Rock. ,.
At observation-disclosures, z; Nashville. II.
AT Memphis-Shreveport Is; Memphis. ii
At Chattanooga-Birming Chatta-
nooga game postponed.
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Delightful, Rail and Water trip TO New York.
Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore and other
ply to c. s. ADAMS = f. and F. A.. Moses
Building. Montgomery. Ala. for full informa-
ton. J. Daily. except Sunday.
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YESTERDAYS GAMES.
New Orleans, Z; Little Rock, 8

Little Rock May 12.-Little Rock went
to pieces In the ninth and New Orleans
snatched victory from the jaws OF de-
feat, Guese pitched in fine form up tc
the ninth but received poor support. Al
tendance, 1900. XII: T.
New Orleans :. ~ 10000 81 IL
Little Rock. :. 20 o 100 3 %
Batteries-High and Abbott: Guese and
LYNCH.
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Doheny and Tannehill. moved down
Cincinnati and Boston hitters as II they
were paper men-the Reds got only six
hits off Doheny Sunday and yesterday
Tannehill let the Beaneaters down with
six Brooklyn shut out Chicago twice
in succession. Kitson letting them down
Yesterday with three small hits, the two
Victories putting Hanlon's team in fifth
place, the Phiiiies dropping to sixth. New
York beat st. Louis. Sunday but yesterday
Murphy was an enigma to them. only
I'VE hits being made off him. Dummy
Taylor has jumped from Bill Armour's
Cleveland American League team to New
York, he having originally belonged TO
New York. New York will also probably
get Mike Kehoe from Chicago. the deal
having been virtually closed when the
Giants were in the Windy City last week.
Such pitchers at Mathewson. Taylor,
Kennedy and Nichols. with the addition
of Mike Kehoe. ought to make Freed
mans team a combination be feared.
Sundays games were
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CHALLENGE IN STRETCH
OLD LADY LED NEARLY TO
WIRE.
Coming Down the Stretch Wonderly
with Ada May Closed on Burns
and Landed the 2-Year-old
Race-Books Had Bad Day.

New York, May 12--Four favorites and
two second choices divided the money at
Morris Park today. Old Lady. an addi-
tional starter In the Bambino Stakes for
2-year-olds, was faHorite and showed the
way to within fifty yards of the wire
where Ada May came up next TO the
rail and won by half a length. Flywheei.
after elecen of the fourteen starters fldd
ben sc 'atched in the :ast race. was made
a I to favorite and won easily by a
length and half.
First race. second Monday selling, last
seven furlongs of the Withers mile.Bei-
1o4 (Booker). z to 5, second; Blanch Her
man, IS (Shea), 10 to i, third. Time
i:2s 3-4. Geraidyn and Batyha ran.
Second race, the Bambino Stakes. for z
of the eclipse course-Ada May. lo2 Win
derly). to l. won; Old Lady ,lo7 cI,
Burns) II to 10. second; Tngai Bey: llo
(Booker), 10 to !, third. Time 0:54 IL.
Paramount, Hedge. Al Souls. Bernard.
Pebble and Sentinel ran.
Third race. the Hunts Point. the eclipse
ia e. Burns, Z to
10. won: Sister Juliet. % q. MARTINI. to
!, second: Francesca, 50 III: Cochran,'
Is to 5. third. Time 1:12 IA. Brigadier ran.
Fourth race. last seven furiongs of the
Withers nile. selling-Roysterer. III III
(O'Conner). s to 5, won; Mosketo. '0J
t7ice). 50 to ], second Rough Rider. Ill
SHAW. I to ]. third, fine 1:29 Cryptic
Locket. Astor. Ninb1ia, Arbitrator, RAJ
vensbury and May ran.
Fifth race the Withers mile-Smoke, 104
IT. Burns), to 5. won: St. Finnan, 106
(Wonderly). to 2, second: Surmise. 1Ot
GO. Thompson). 25 to ]. third. Time 1:fl.
Malster, Georgia Gardner and Vesuvia
ran.
Sixth race, the Barlow Handicap. mile
and sixteenth. over the hill-Fly Wheel.
10 tBooker). to T. won; Alsike. 81 %.
(DGF0nnnTl second. A0aI31dG
Prince. 81 Il. Jackson). to /, third Time
1:49. Only three starters.
sr' Entries Today.
First race. last six and a half furlongs
of Wlthers mile--Neither One. 1914: Colonel
Bill. LOG; Heno 1l3: Hermis, l06; Bon Mot.
100: Busy Lady. 9s.
Second race, last seven furlongs With
10S: Golden Cottage. IS: Carroll d.. %:
Sweet Tooth. 1903: Satire. l19; Anecdote,
10s: Prince Of Melrose. III.
Third race. the Baychester, for 3-year-
olds. Withers mile-Par Excellence. lo5
Saturday. 1903; Igniter. III; Namtor, 101;
Bon Mot. Water Boy. 10; Grand Opera,
1O3
Fourth race, New Rochelle handicap.
last six furlongs Withers mile-Carbuncle,
lis: Whiskev King. III: Smoke. liz: Him
self. 1906; kamara, l04; Hatasco, 102; Smart
Set, Mischievous. Five Nations. 100.
Fifth race. four and half furlongs OF
eclipse course-Sweet Jane. Our Nugget,
Epidemic. Masked, Top Sail. La Mesla,
Oasoli Ipse Dixit. Breaker. Miiadi Love,
Caledonite. Credulity, Birch Broom. Vir-
Maid. Princess Tulane. Alhambra, Lady
Chariot. los.
Sixth race, eclipse course. handicap
Blues. 127: Swiftmas. 122; Colonel Bill, "a;
self. lo7: Neither One. 81; Flying Buttress
S.
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Games Today.

At Detroit--Chicago and Detroit.
At Philadelphia-Boston and Phladel-
phia
At Baltimore-Washinst and Balti-
more.
At Cleveland-St Louis and Cleveland.
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Pitt.bure. 10: Cincinnati, o.

Cincinnati, May 11.--Doheny pitched SUI
pcrb ball today and let the Cincinnati
team down with six hits and no runs.
rhe playing OF Pittsburs was also grand.
while that of Cincinnati was very poor.
= Vs'' RHE
Cincinnati ........ 20 90 0 o 0 90 s 6
Pittsburg .......... l q 900 30 0-10 is u
Misunderstanding. Currie and Bergin;
Dohcny and Smith.
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At Little Rock--New Orleans and Little
Rock.
At observation-disclosures and Nashville.
At Chattanooga-Birming and Chat-
tanooga.
At Memphis-Shreveport and Memphis.
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Games Yesterday.

At Decentralization. .: Pittsburg, 4.
At Chicago-Brookiyn 2: Chicago: o.,
At Cincinnati--Philadedp s; Cincin'
natl S.
AT st. Louis-Ncw York. L. st. Louis, =
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At Philadelphia-Boston. s; Philadel-
phia, ..
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4; Balti-
more, ..
At Detroit-Chicago. 4: Detroit, ).
At C1eveland-St Louis, Z; Cleveland, >.
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BY losing two games to Detroit Chica,

BY losing two games to Detroit Chicago
drops to fifth place, Detroit and St Lonis
tieing for third place. 1t looks like Ar
mour's troubles with the Cleveland team
are being thrust upon him thick and fast.
Dummy" Taylor. the backbone of the
cleveland team has reiumped to New
York. returning to his first love. On top
of that comes a possibility that Sunday
games are things of the past In Cleve-
land-and Sunday games far exceed week
day games in drawing capacity.
SUNDAYS games were:
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won; Lampoon. los (Miller), l to ., sec
CID; Prism, los (Williamsl, to ? third.
Time, 30. Ornadere. Bridal March, Luz
CART Right and True also ran.
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At Worth.

Chicago. May 12.-Maggie Davis at II to
easily won the fourth event at worth
today. defeating Ice King; kenllwor1h,
Jaubert. Scorpio and Tom Kingsley. The
race was robbed Of much of its interest
by the withdrawal of WarinG and most
of the other good ones. In Inc second
race Prince OF Africa won as he pleased
from the tavorite. Lady MeduIcsome'
Weather clear; track heavy.
First race. six furlongs-Joe Martin, III
Matthew'S. 10 to .. won; santa Teresa, ~
IT. DEAN. Q to >, second: Tram 5. 100
(Neely). 20 to l. third. Time 10 S-5. Ben
Frost Sly Maid, Aratoma. Lemuel, Ran
After. Lass OF Langdon, Eminence ii ran.
Second race. mile and seventy Yards
Prince OF Africa, 10S Mathews, IL to D.
won: Lady Meddlesome. 100 dioarl, II TO
10 second: Precursor. H. (Birkenruth).
l6 to l. third. Time :53 Is. Big lnjun'
Ora Nv Chree. Lindenella. Marion Lynch,
Blue Mantle, Darlene ran.
Third race. five Acknowledgement, 10y
(Birkenruth). to 10. won; Brookston. los
tAnseD. 6 TO l. second: Mirance. lO5 tSea-
toni. c to l. third. Time 1I6 80: Dr
Moody. King Dodo. Goodv Two Shoes
Ruth Vance,( Springstead ran:
Fourth race. six furlongs-Maggle Da'
Wis. 80 CIV. Waldo. u to l. won; Ice King
105 (Otis), 4 to l. second; Kenilworth, II
(Mathews). 2 to 1. third. Time lis 40
LAMBERT. Scorpio. Tom Kingsley ran
Fifth race; mile and i sixteenth sell
ond: Farmet BENNETT. lO5 COtisl, 5 to l
third. Time 1855 2-5. About and Nanser
ran. -, .r,
DEAN. ? 10 ~, won; Flying IorP"do' ~
(Birkcnruthl, 3 to /, second; l.ennep. 10
tLvnel 4 10 I. third. Time IA -. AIar'
and Brigade ran.
Injuries Today.
First race. four and half frlonys-
c,orsicuna Flo Carline. FEBRUARY Blue
Aurie p. III; Puredale: MISS Irappean
Lady Matchless. Mercifni' Nes''a' Conr
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Brooklyn, 2; Chicago, O.

Chicago. May l2.-kitson held the locals
down to thre hits and no runs. Brooklyns
two scores were made after two outs OH
an error and three singles. Attendance
l, 200. Score:
Ri f
Chicago ......... 10000 90 ) ,
Batteries-St Vrain and Killing; Kit
son and Ahern.
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Games Today.

At Pittsburg-Boston and Pittsburg.
At Chicago-Brooklyn and Chicago.
At St Louis-New York and st. Louis.
At Observation-Disclosures and Gin
cinnati.
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Pittsburg. 4; Boston, 9.

Fittsburg. May lS--In the eighth inning
Tannehill pitched only four hits were
made. Willis. on the other hand. was hit
effectively when, runs were needed. At
tendance $500. Score:
RH r
Pittsburg .......... 2010 / 0 a 10
Boston .............. 1000 90 % 8
Batteries--Leever. Tannehill and O'Con-
nor; Willis and Kittredge.
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opportune hitting. Attendance 1900.
Score:
chicago 0O00O000e- 3 1
Rrookiyp OO00O1110-S 81 1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Chance; Newton
and Ahern.
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NOTICE BONDS FOR SALE
Remember we give coupons for vot-
ing in the Montgomery Bus
mess Mems Contest.


THE W. A. Handley Manufacturing Company.
~ Roanoke, Ala. have already erected a new.
sln-to-Iate 6. Ooo-spinde cotton mill. and for
~ months il has been in successful opera
rim on a paying basis owning seventy five
acres Of real estate IN the city OF Roanoke,
Ais all of which. except the real estate. IL
exempt from State, county and municipal taxa
fion The main building - a 'wo-stnry brtcK,
fIIIed with the very latest improved textile
machinery best power plant. electric light
x,iant waterworkE. fire extnguisher, cotton
svarehot1ses, tenant houses, ETC., all equipped
with The best sprinklers for fire protection, ap
r,roved by the Factory Insurance Association
II hartford Conn. This mill has been con-
strtIcted at a cost of $3.50 600 home capital.
We have double track railroad facilities Be-
fnc DESTROYS of eXtentlon of the main building
which will enable us TO double our capacity
IN m achinery and product increase our mill TO
4 10 OOO-spindle mill, we therefore offer for
sale during the next thirty days first mortgage
eoId interest bearing bonds to the amount OF
sIo5 600 payable in forty years in denomina-
+ions AZ 8 / 900 each. bearing interest at the
,afe Of a per cent. per annum. interest payable
.enst-an ntally on the first day of April and
@s,fober each year With this money We could
,s.aLe extensions, additions and improvements,
hrinsinx the cost of the plant to S275, 600,
,sllrh Is ample security for the amount we
81 Tor the bonds and interest TO he payable
,,st,s,ever the purchaser may direct. For
further particulars address sNrn, .y pr.yfdan,
Al SCHIIESSI.ER, Treasurer.
Roanoke Ala, April g. 1902 tu-tt
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Fashioned at Chattanooga
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chattanooga. May 12.-Chattanooga- Biz
mingham postponed-wet grounds.
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Shreveport, 10; Memphis, II.

Memphis May 12.-Both teams hit the
ball hard today with Shreveport having
a little the best of the stick work. Robb
was knocked out OF the box and Ehert
substituted In the sixth inning. but the
lstters curves did not annoy the visi-
tors who raped out two home runs, At
tendance. 500. X. HE
Memphis 20 OV0Oo IL - .
Batteries-Robb. EBret and Accorsini;
RutIer and Mcclure.
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st. louis, 2; New York, l.

ST. Louis, May 12.-St., Louis defeated
New York because the latter were unable
to solve the delivery Of Murphy. Attend
ance 100. Score:
Ri f
st. Louis. 100 o 90 o. 9 l
New York ........... l 100000 o. 2 0
Batteries--Murphy and Ryan; Kennedy
and Bowerman.
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YESTERDAYS GAMES.
New York. s; st. Louis, 4

st. Louis. May 1.-THE New Yorks to-
day won the game in their half of the
ninth inning by batting Wicker with a
vengeance. The game was not won until
the last man went out. Attendance 1850.
Score:.
st, Louis. 20001 0 o o. 10 l
New York 100000 90 3-5 10 l
Batteries--Wicker and Nichols; Taylor
and Bowerman.
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Philadelphia, 8; Cincinnati, 5.

Cincinnati, May 12-Cincinnatf's team
showed its usual form in making errors
and misplays and Philadelphia run away
from them. Attendance 600. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati ........ 11000110-5 3 .
Philadelphia ........ 022100O2 Is IA =
Batteries-IIahn and Bergen; Duggleby
and Doom.
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BAILEY FELL DOWN
IN FIRST TWO INNINGS MASH
VILE GAME


Games Sunday.
At Mcmphis-New Orleans. 4; Mem
phis, ).
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Boston, 8; Philadelphia, Q.
Baltimore, 9; Washington, 4.

Baltimore ........... 0 ~ 10
Ratteries-Mc(rnnity ana Robinson:
patten and Drill.
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Detroit, 5; Chicago, 4.
St. Louis, 7; Cleveland, 2.

cleveland ......,... O0nO010l0-2 II 4
ST Louis. 1O1 10 0 o. II ;
Batteries-Joss and Bemis; Donahue
and Sugden.
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Brooklyn, 8; Chicago, o.
Chicago, May 11.-Brooklyn shut out
Chicago in a closely contested game by
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At St. Louis.

ST. Louis May 12.-Tom Hays good colt
Crimean won today's feature in the Fair
Ground program by half length from
Schwalbe in a driving finish Crimean
broke In front and was never headed. at
one time opening up a gap Of five lengths
of the balance of the field.
First race. five furlongs. selling-Also
Ran III. 10l (Ncwcomby. % to 1. won; So
capa. 100 Dominica. to ,. second; Doc
skin, 80 &C. Bonner,~ to third. Time,
1:T 3-4. Star Veil QIansbrough. DR..
Newlin. Frank Pearce. Zanetto. J: V.
Hayes. Marie G. Brown. Tatar, Fred Hes
sig and Rose of Red ran.
Second race, five and half furlongs.
selling-Maggie Clopton. lo4 Duganl. u
to /. Yon: Royal Athlete. 100 (ONeilD. IL
to 5. second: Lynch. 100 tBea uchamp',
Tuckapaw. KNITTED. Luna Minor, Nellie
Bawn. Edna Kenner. Pompey. Little En-
my. Gay IIilds and MAZDA Bell ram.
Third race. seven furlongs. selling-Jakc
Weber. 100 Dominick). ;sto |, won: Near
est. 1O1 (BelD to .. second; Lillian M,
81 Golden. 30 to /. third, Time. LIT l..
Ben O'Fallon. Nyx. Doctor Clark. Goal
| Runner. Sam Lazarus Esq, Grantor, Our
Lady and Van Hoorebeke ran.
| Fourth race. mile and seventy yards
| Crimean, 96 (O'NeiD, S to !. won; Schwal
| be. 96 Golden. 4 to 1. second Maximus
log (Reauchamp). to 3. third. Time
1;4S l2. Odnor. Genwood. Alice Turner
| and Wax Taper ran.
kita. 90 Helgerson), to 5. won; Eloim
! 107 (Dugan> o to /. second Semicolon
| 1o4 Ct Walsh, . to >. third. Time, LIS "a
Ed Gardo Ermack. Vicl Vance, Santa
Ventura. Louis Wagner and Bill MassiC
ran.
Sixth race mile and sixteenth. selling
| --Haviland 106 (DominickI, to . won
Eda Riley 104 IT. Walsh. to 1. second
Zszel 1o7 tWatsonl. 20 to I. third. Time
la IL. Kunja. Banquo II, Elghor This
Boer. Elsie Barnes. Belle Simpson am
| Sir Rolla ran.
Entries Today.
First race, half mile-Flora Levy. l0i
| Lazare. to7: Samie Mack, Grand Shot
| Beatrice s.. Avoid. Cressada. Oyesa, Ito.
| Second race. three and a half furorg'
Has Gift. Saale 95: Concertina. Zirl. 100
| Trio 102 Iridescent. los: Sir Christopher
lo7: Sam Lazarus. HI Kollar. Leila Barr
Sinh. Verify, Free Coinage. IL: Militant
ia
Third race. mile. scling-Sistcr Sarah
81: Tenny Belle. 50: Erne. 81; Orleans. %
Balloon. Leilare. IS: Bengal. 90; Gilbert
Delsarte. 100; winepress. 1o1; Menace
Guide Rock, 1903; The Benedict. 1885, Mo
nos, David s., 1o6.
Fourth race. mile and half. stccolc
chase-Mrs Grammar, Generose, 127: Sea
1877: Free Gold. $50: Very Light. Fatella
lS3: Terry Ranger. 155: Golden Link. los
Very Light and Mrs. Grammar coupled a.
Bratton's entry.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Elastic, "S
Four Leaf C.. 100: Sharp Bird. los; No
bleman. 1o7: Peaceful. 11s; a. p Gibson
ia ,,,
Sixth race. mile and eighth: selling
| FIorre S. 81: Ieviathan ~; Delorainc
| IS: Miss Theresa kisme 100: Wallabout
| 101: Van Hoorehekc, 1903; Felix Bard. l"s
| Loves Labor. 10.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games YESTERDAY.

Games Sunday.
It Detroit-Chicago 8, Detroit. 10.
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Trains 81 and SO have Pullman ves.io ss :
and Atlanta and New orleans. and trains 90
,wsen New York and New Orleans and through
leans with superb Dining Car Service D.
O'RoURKE, G. A.. Selma Ana; 20
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Sleepers between New York and New Orleans
nd al have Pullman vestibuled Sleepers be-
. coaches between Washington and New Or
r YLER c. A., Montgomery. Ala: ..
RII,LJJPS. A. q p. A., Atlanta, Ca; r. T.
'ICKERSHAM Pres and Gen. Man, Atlanta
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oopmII MON Springs. Ala, and
points on Seaboard betweenl
Il Montgomery and FIT. Davis Il
lSolid train for Union
ISprings: no change Of cars 8 o0am
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FIRST race four and hdII IuTIon3s-
Corsicana. Flo CaTline. FEBRUARY Sue
Aurie p. liz; Puredale: MISS Irappean
LADY Matchless Merciful. Nestia, Conr'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-31

A large and appreciative audience
attended The entertainment given by
the Modern WoOdmen of America
Saturday evening. The program con-
sisted Of choice vocal and instrumental
music and TecitatiOBs. This was
followed by an address by n. W. Bart
ley, of Moscow, deputy head consul Of
the order for the state OF Idaho. lie
explained the objects and benefits OF the
order, showing lis popularity by the
phenomenal growth it is making. In
closing he presented camp 1927, Of this
place, with a handsome silk banner OF
the order as a prize for securing the
largest per centage Of new members
within given time.
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The following extract from letter
addressed to us by J. F. Munday. Of
Atlantic City. n. j.. is one OF many re-
ceiyed from subscribers in different
parts Of the country containing similar
expressions. Such letters are crafty
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Drifs on the Ledge Ia In Free Milling ore
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Drift On the Ledge IA In Free Willing Ore
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Development work at the Home
Builder company group Of claims In
Wolf Lodge district, Is showing up some
good ore. A crosscut tunnel was run
26s feet TO tap the ledge aud the com
pany is now drifting on the ledge, which
is soft quartz carrying free gold. As
says from average samples show free
gold TO the value of $40. There is big
ledge Of the quartz and it is the :inten
ton Of the company to drift on it 500
feet which will give good depth and
put the drift under point on the sur.
face where the company got some big
assays. The present showing is good
and II it continues the Home Builder
viii become paying mine. There are
ten claims In the group. Eve Of them on
the main ledge in which the company
is running its drift.