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SCALES AND COTTON BEAMS repalred
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The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-08

Washington, April 7.-Only two fav-
orltes, Maru and Toscan, both odds-on,
Won at Bennings to-day. Second
CHOICES captured the other four events.
Summary:
First Race-Five and half furlongs,
purse $500. Maru, to 5, won, with
AIack, to /, second, and illuminate,
70 l, third. Time 1:103-5.
second Race-Four and a half fur
Iongs, purse $500. Toscan, to 10, won,
With Blue and Orange, 2 to 1, second,
ana l7 First Chord. to 1, third. Time
Ihird Race-Seven furlongs, purse
S4po. Handicapped, to l, won, with
alpaca, to 2, second, and Curtesy, Z
" z. third Time 1929 2-5.
Fourth Race-Four and a half fur
ioHgs' purse $500. Tom Maybin, 5 to2,
On with Blue Delft, 4 to 1, second,
81. - " l. eiiiiu' liiie
ruth Race-Six furlongs, purse $500.
q iseon Post, to l, won, with Ohnet,
-, 20 O. second, and Red Path. 8 to 5,
'A.rd Time 1:162-5.
SKIN Raee-One. mile and forty
S[ds' purse $500. woodchuck, 2K to
a. ., Won with May j., 10 to /, second,
iu aolus 2 to 1, third. Time 1:49
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JOCKEY JoHNsON.s RIDING.
He Brings Four winners Safely In
at Charleston.

Charleston, S. c., April THE fea-
ture Of the racing at the Exposition
track to-day was the riding of Jockey
5. Johnson, who rode four winners
No favorites won. The weather was
clear and the track good. Summary
First Race-For 3-year-olds and up,
hve and a half furlongs. Mollie Aaron
won, with A Bride second, and Vir-
ginia Wilcox third. Time 1:16.
Second Race-Selling, for 3-year- olds
and up, five and half furlongs. Lady
Hayman won, with Glad Hand sec
ond, and Gratia third. Time TIA.
Third Race-Selling, for 3-year-olds
and up, six furlongs. Nellie Fonso
won. with Tout second, and Ohio King
third. Time 1:21A.
Fourth Race-Selling, for 3-year-
oIds and up, five furlongs. Ordeal
won, with Figuranta second, and Ia
none third. Time 1:061a.
Fifth Race-For 3-year-olds, five
turlongs. Emigrant won, with Jim
Scalan second, and Latchstring third.
Time 1:061a.
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CANNOT FIGHT IN CAROLINA.
Gov. insolvency knocks the Char
lesion Prize Fight Cold.

Columbia, S. c., April There will
be no fight between Jeffries and Fitz-
simmons or any other celebrities in
Charleston. 1t was reported from
Charleston yesterday that the attor-
neys of Promoter Jaudon would come
here to-day to present the case to
Governor McSweeney. They did not
come, however, probably expecting to
see the Governor in Charleston to-
morrow.
The Governor. however, has already
settled the matter. He said to-day
that while he saw no reason for an
nouncing his position before the ques-
ton had been officially brought to his
attention, yet he was expected to ex-
press himself and would say that hav-
ing looked up the law on the subject
there is but one thing for him to do
and that is prevent the prize fight
whether or not it may be a glove con-
test or a bout for points" So long
as there is prize" he said he would
instruct the sheriff to not permit the
contest, and if that official had trouble
he would go to the extent of calling
out the militia. He says both the con-
stitution and statute laws are plain
on this subject, and there can be 10
possibility of having a fight In this
state
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MEMPHIS RACES.
The Country, Club Handicnp Won b.
Neck in Good Time.

Memphis, April In the Country
Club Handicap at one mile at Mont
gomery Park this afternoon, Vulcain,
favorite, won by neck in good time.
Summaries:
First Race-One mile and seventy
yards, selling. Trebor, to 5, won,
with Pay the Fiddler. to 1, second,
and Syncopated Sandy, to 1. third.
Time 1850.
Second Race-Four and one-half fur
longs. Mallory, to 2, won, with Ona-
tus, 6 to /, second, and Henry Nc
Daniel, 10 to 1, third. Time :56A.
Third Race-The Country Club
Handicap, one mile. Vulcain, even,
won, with Ampere, 10 to /, second, and
Silurian, 5 to 2, third. Time 1:43.
Fourth Race-Four furlongs. Louise
Collier, to /, won, with Philo, 8 to
s. second. and Cressida, 4 to 1, third.
Time :50A.
Fifth Race-Steeplechase about one
mile and quarter, selling. MacLaren,
2 to l, won, with Golden Link, 6 to 1,
second, and Precursor, Is to 1, third.
Time 2:5s14.
Sixth Race-One mile and seventy
yards, selling. Menace, 6 to 5. won
with Ecome, II to s, second, and w. B.
Gates, 5 to 2, third. Time 1:49A.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-08
FIGHT BROUGHT FINES.
Continued from 10th Page.

ought to weigh heavily in favor of
these respondents. 1t ought to miti-
gate the offense l think the punish
ment ought to be lightened on ac-
count of the fact that the court was
not actually present in the room at
the time the difficulty began.
"At the same time we should re-
member, all of us, that it is absolutely
necessary that the court, the tribunal
where the court is supposed to reign
supreme and where justice is supposed
to be administered, should be treated
with respect. ePople must be taught
that when they come into court they
must behave. 1t will not do for them
to leave their manners at the door.
If they have ill-will, and must show
it, they must wait until they get out
side the court house.
Il hate to fine anybody, and l have
thought over this thing yesterday and
last night and have concluded that on
account of the fact that the court was
not actually present when the difficulty
began, the fine ought to be merely
nominal. But such language as was
used and blow struck in court, at
least in this court cannot be passed
over entirely. If gentlemen wish to
use such language and fight, they had
better get themselves elected to the
Senate of the United States where. I
understand, such conduct is allowable.
1t will not be tolerated here.
THE judgment of the court is that
respondent Jacob Gazan, pay a fine of
s25 and that respondent, j. Ben Will
son, pay fine of $25, both being ad-
judged to be in contempt"
The respondents were remanded to
the custody of the sheriff until the
fines had been paid, an operation which
consumed only few minutes. Then,
possibly with a better conception than
they had before of the indiscretion of
fighting in the courts presence, they
wendell their separate ways out of the
palace of Justice.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-08
COTTON TOUCHES THE TOP.
Highest Prices for the Season
Reached at New York.

Reached at New York.
New York, April 1.-THE Cotton mar
ket closes this evening at the highest
prices of the season thus far, both in
Liverpool and New York, and the pros
pect is that we shall see further adj
vance to- morrow or at least before the
end of the week.
Messrs DeGenes & Co., of Havre,
France who are exceptionally well in
formed in regard to the cotton situa-
ton, cables me that Continental stocks
on the 31st, of March were about thirty
per cent. less than last year, while
consumption is twelve per cent. great
err than last year. Very we'll informed
correspondents at Augusta, Ga, tele-
graph me that the strike there will
probably be very short-lived, and that
it only affects three hundred thousand
spindles, using two thousand bales OF
cotton weekly. 1t was the announce
ment of this strike that led to more or
less liquidation to-day on the part OF
those carrying cotton on light margins.
Had it not been for this liquidation,
the market would in my opinion have
sold at above nine cents for July con-
tracts.
At the risk of seeming egotistical,
advise my friends to ignore the wildly
circulated reports that l have been
selling, am selling, or intend to sell.
The market is bigger than any one
man, or group of men, and it makes no
difference whether l sell or buy or any
one else sells or buys. The consumption
of the world at present requires and
will require more cotton than is to-day
in existence and until this consumption
is checked by an advance to figures
substantially above the now ruling, no
decline of Importance is likely to oc-
cur. This is the essence of the present
situation as 1 see it. When l view 1t
differently l will so advise the public.
Meantime, any individual who i'm
AGNES he controls the cotton market,
or that his operations can affect the
final result, will find himself badly
mistaken. Those who attempt to fol-
low any one so egotistical and mis-
guided, will probably lose money.-ad.
Theodore Price.
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ALL RECORDS BROKEN
aowIING MATCH BETWEEN
~ roMOCHICHIs AND ORIOLES.
TWO OF THE THREE GAMES
vx sY THE INDIANS THROUGH
BLUN's VERY FINE WORK.

uioh score 224 and His Aver
age 2Os-BOvvIed Practice Game
= a2o Just Before mitch and Fiji
:, Every Frame i'm the Four Con-
.,ve Games-I<eIIeyO of the Bal
.,,ores Made the Highest Score
Made in a Local Match, IBIS.
ro,,ochichians Averaged SAG Pins
IN the Game.
Quito the best work that has ever
-, done by the local bowlers in a
Itch was done last night by team
.onrasenting the Tomochichi Club in
match with five bowlers of the Bal
+ir,ore Baseball Club. In the match of
.bree games the local players won two,
NTH an average score for the three
Games of s45. Strange to say the sec
ond game in which they made S55 pins
WAS the one that they lost, the visit
ors on their side piling up S74.
Rlun's work was the best of the
match. and, in fact the best work that
anv local player has done since bowl
ing became the most popular sport of
the city. In the very 1lISl sdHAS, ny
one pin, he smashed the record of the
recent Tri-Club League, 22S, in the
following game bowled 202 and in he
third missed the two hundred mark
by but two pins. His average score
was POS the best average of the match.
Despite his high scores, however, he
was not allowed to carry off the honors
for the individual high score, for Kelly,
of the Baltimores. in the second game,
made a run of 238, the best score that
has ever been made in match play in
savannah Kelly carried off second
honors for the best average. with
POI 1-3. Bluns score is the more re-
markable in that he bowled a practice
game of 222 pins just before the match.
In this, as we'll as the three succeed
ing games, he did not have an empty
frame
Selback's score also was very good
one. averaging $50 2-3 for the match.
Simkins was fourth, with an average
score of ia 1-3.
The lineup of the players and their