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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-04-26

Through fortuitous accident Min
nesota grower has had a chance to
rejoice In an earlier and better crop
than any Of his neighbors. The seed
was dropped in burrows according to
the old fashioned methods and was
then covered by the pillow, but more
deeply than was intended-so deep, in
fact that the grower despaired of ever
receiving any reward for his labor.
he was good farmer and found it
nard to besr the gibes OF other farm
ers who boosted dourishing vines be-
lore his ever appeared above the sur
face; but he had his revenge, for frost
cut those ambitious vines to the
ground when his own were but peep
Ing through the mould. They grew
steadily, the deep roofing helping
them through the dry hot weather
when vines of shallower roofing were
oarched. While the yield per hill was
less than usual, the potatoes were large
and OF fine quality, and as before re-
marked, earlier than any of their con.
temporaries.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-14
FIVE SHOTS FIRED IN STREET
Negro Woman Shoots at Sweet White
Both ESCAPED.

Julia Jones, negro woman, 11red nVc
shots at Sweet White, negro, near the
Union railway station last night without
effect and both parties to the shooting
escaped before the police arrived on the
scene.
The shooting occurred on the sidewalk
between the Windsor Hotel and the bag
gage room of the railway station. White
has only one leg and goes about on
crutches, but he is frequently in trouble.
An eye witness of the trouble says that
White began the quarrel and finally
started towards the woman with pair
Of brass knucks on his right hand. As
White approached the woman on his
crutches she drew a pistol and fired point
blank at him. He was so close to her
that she might have touched him with
the weapon but none of the five shots
that she fired touched him. As soon as
she had emptied her pistol the woman ran
through the crowd and climbed over the
high iron fence under the car shed and
escaped in the direction Of the river. She
was closely followed by White and both
had disappeared when the mounted police
officers arrived on tho scene.
White was shot and dangerously
wounded two months ago by negro
waiter named Major Falkner. The shoot
ing occurred on the corner of Bibb and
Tallapoosa Streets. Falkner was walk
ing along the street with Julia Jones. the
woman who figured in last nights shoot
ing, when he was stopped by White. In
the quarrel that followed he shot White
in the breast with a 3S-calibre pistol, in
fiicting a wound that was thought at one
time to be fatal but from which White
finally recovered White has figured
often in police records on charges of vari-
GUS kinds
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from the wire, but escaped injury. Gold
Money finished third. but was disauali-
fed for fouling. Minder, on Hans Wag-
ner was unseated at the turn into the
stretch. but was uninjured. A violent
wind storm broke after the second race
and was followed by a downpour of rain
which continued throughout the after
noon.
First race. five furlongs. selling-Sheriff
Bell, 105 (Ransch). 6 to !, won; Ben Cha
lice, 109 (WilliamsD. 10 to /, second: Barca,
100 (Miller). II to 2, third. Time. Loo.
Lady Philma. Prince of Endurance. Ro-
sanco. Alan. Gold Money ran.
Second race. mile. selling-San Andrews,
los (Winkfieldl. to l. won; Ben Battle,
100 (Coburn). 6 to 3, second: Chorus Boy.
10s CMiller). to 1. third. Time, :43 Lee
Nutter Staff, Merito, Secundus, Rice ran
Third race. six furlongs. selling
Steuyve. 1O3 Ranschl. even. won; John
Yerkes. 10 (Willams> to /. second;
Suave. 107 (Miller). 20 to 1, third. Time.
liza IL. Myrtle Dell. Last Knight. Hans
Wagner, Captain Foraker. Lady Bramble
ran.
Fourth race, four and a half furlongs.
Bashford Manor Stakes. net value. s1.33D-
Won Rouse. 11S tWinkfelO. to ,, won;
Pericles. 1lS (Ransch: 80 to l.. second:
with Watkins Overton (ElIison's entry).
to 5. Time. 0:55 IA. -
Fifth race six furlongs-Ed Austin. los
(Coburn), 10 to 3. won; Harry New. 1O3
tMClntyret, ~ 10 l, Seconu' Mduu bohAle'
lis tWlnkfeld, to /. third. Time,
Ills Ia. Merry Maker. Premus ran.
Sixth race. five and half furlongs.
selling-J. j. T.. 107 (Callahanan), to l,
won: Jigger. 80 Lindsay), 6 to |. second;
Bud Embry 90 Dade). to l. third. Time.
f:O9 Sd Wedding March. The Geeser.
Frank Fellows. J. Patrick. optimo. Fell
low. Loysa ran.
Entries Today.
First race. -sixteenths mile-Malto-
FERN. 95; Dinero. 81; Harold Parker. 1G';
Lady Gallantry. 1o6; Clate Bell. 1o2: Duke
Dashaway. 80: Bear Creek, 1o3; The Ad
vocator. 80: Maverick. JOG; Gold Orna-
| ment 100; Dusky Secret, 100; Fotary, lo3;
Cherokee Lass. 90; Geheminiss. 102.
Second race. eleven-sixteenths mile-BeI
| Brainard. 102; Mystee. Mazzara. Holcum,
los; Bill Fritz. 1O7: Light Hunt. ITO; Duel
| la. 100: Kilrus. 100: Tennie F.. 105: Wy-ap-
| per, Lady Avon los; Croix d Or. 100; Bay
| like. 1O7: Predominant, 10.
Third race. selling. six furlongs-Cora
HavilI. 80; Imperialist. 40: Semcolon.
1O6: Hilee 112: Father Wentker, 10l: Curd
Gillock 90: Grantor 103
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards =
Little Scout, 100; Sambo 80: Huntressa, "a
Jordan 95; Alic2 Turner. 100; Dewey. 9S:
Petit Maitre, 100.
Fifth race. selling. mile and three-six-
teenths-Satin Coat. 105; Greyforge, 81;
Brewer Schorr. 9S: Odnor. 107: Loves La
Dor, 107: Mae Miller so; Gilbert. 102
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-14

Remarkable affairs were the games in
the National League yesterday. Chicago
only got one hit off Donovan but it came
at time when Donovan gave a base on
balls and an error being made by his
support, Chicago winning the close game
and shutting Brooklyn out. Hits and err
rors We're even in the New York-St. Louis
game. but a close decision of the umpire
seems to have turned the scale against
St Louis. The Cincinnati game breaks all
records for this season. % hits being made
off Felix, Voorhees, and White, while
Philips pitched steady game for the
Reds. Philadelphia seemed so Disguised
that they made seven healthly developed
errors, the whole thing being an abortive
attempt at showing how the national
game should be played.
Yesterdays games were:
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PASSING THRONG.

Hon. Robert j. Lowe of Birmingham,
Chairman of the State Democratic Exec
utive Committee was in Montgomery yes
terday en- route to Birmingham from Eu-
faula, where he has been to see Mrs
Lowe, who is visiting there. Mr.. Lowe
said it was probable the State Commit
tee would meet about July LIST.
State Senator j. G.. Moore of Birming-
ham came to Montgomery yesterday and
was a visitor to the State capitol lie
will return home today.
Mr.. Henry E. Gray. a we'll known
business man of Birmingham and Dr.
Wyatt Hef1n a prominent Magic City
physician were in town yesterday.
Rev Edgar Gardner Murphy has beer
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-14
FLORIDA EXCURSION.

April and May are the most beautiful
months in Florida, and the Plant Sys-
TENS special train excursion to Tampa.
May 18th, offers all an opportunity to
visit this delightful country at a nominal
cost--only $500 round trip. Tickets good
seven days. Sieepers and Day Coaches.
Write w V. Lifsey. Division Passenger
Agent, for reservation. adv-tf
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TAMPA EXCURSION MAY 2erH

The Plant system SPECIAL train eXcur-
sion to Tampa, May Goth, is the greatest
trip ever Offered for the money. Only
$500 round trip. Tickets good seven
days. Pullman Sleepers and Day Coaches.
Write w V. Iifsey, Division Passenger
Agent. for sleeper reservations.
adv-tf.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-14
Well Known Cyclist Meets With a
Fatal Accident

Atlantic City, " j.. May i3.-Archie Nc
Eachern, the well-known champion bicycle
rider of Toronto. while being paced by Il
motor tandem this afternoon at the Coliseum
track met with an accident which resulted III
his death twenty minut,s later. The acci-
dent was the result of the breaking OF the
chain on the motorcycle.
The effort this afternoon vas to establish a
new mile record. Several miles had been COW
cred when the chain broke and In the sud
den slowing up OF the dam ged tandem NC
Eachern colIided with 1t and shot In the air
like . rocket. His head struck protecting
board, which cut q cash In his neck from
which blood spurted In a stream. The jusu-
lar veing had been torn open. He EXPIRED
shortly after his removal to a hospital.
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Death of a Small Boy.

Troy. May 13.-(Special) morning
about O'Clock Fred Gilmore. aged years
land months. son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Fillmore, died at their family residence
bn Elm Street. this city. Little Fred was
Exceptionally bright and his untimcly
death was a great shock to his parents.
lie was buried this evening at ) o'clock in
fhe new cemetery.
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New York, 2; st. Louis, o.

st. Louis, May 13.-Umpire Cantillon's
decision in the ninth inning declaring
Wicker out at third did rot seem to please
st. Louis partisans, who thought that
Wicker had the base by fully a second.
1000.
r IL f
st. Louis......... 00000o01o-l Q /
New York. l 0 OF 0 0 o 0 0 %
Batteries-Yerkes, Wicker and Nichols;
Evans and Bowerman.
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Paving the Citv of Mobile.

Mobile. May l3.-tSpccial)-The Board
Of Public Works adopted its second paw
ing scheme today. which includes fifty
eight blocks. twenty-five of which are to
be paved with brick and the remainder
with asphalt.
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At Little Rock-New Orleans and Lit
tie Rock.
At Nashville--Atlanta and Nashville.
At Chattanooga-Birming and Chat
tanooga.
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS and Memphis.
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Henley's good work in the box against
Nashville yesterday ties Nashville and
Atlanta for second place. Birmingha m
dropping to fourth, Memphis and Little
Rock tieing for sixth. Shreveport jumping
up to fifth. Yesterdays games were:
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Cincinnati, "a; Philadelphia, 2.

Cincinnati. May 13.-The Cincinnati team
in decided reversal of form hit all three
Philadelphia pitchers today and won cas-
lily. Phillips pitched good ball. Attend
ance 400.
r II L,
Cincinnati ......... s0043 . o Z "a IS 3
Philadelphia ....... 90 . 90 0 % 8 I
Batteries-Phllips and PETIT; Felix.
Voorhees,, White and Doom.
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Atlanta d.. Nashville q.

Nashville. May 13.-F1sher's wild throw
to first in the third inning, with the
bases full, cost Nashville the game to-
day, Atlanta piling up three runs. With
this exception the game was a splendid
contest. Attendance 1000.
Atlanta ............., 90 000o0s- .
Nashville .......... 0O021 o. 4 8
Batteries-Hen,sy and Lattimer; Brett
tnstein and Fisher
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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 Cincinnati--Philadelph and Gin
cinnau.
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Chicago, 2; BROOKLYN. O.

Chicago. May 19.-Chicasos lone hit off
Donovan followed by a base on balls, an
error and a sacrifice, proved timely
enough to shut the Brooklyns out. At
tendance 100.
RHE
Chicago ............. oooo02oo+-. i 0
Brooklyn ........... 100000 90 s 2
Observation-Disclosures. Williams and Killing;
Donovan and Farrell
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NEWS IN BRIEF

REV. W. NJ. CRAWFORD. of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church de-
livered another eloquent sermon last
night at the revival meeting of the West
End Methodist Church. The meeting
last night, like those that went before
was filled with interest and enthusiasm.
The series of meetings which have been SO
successful will close with tonights meet
ing The meetings have been the means OF
bringing eighty-four persons into the
church and arousing d deep interest in
religious matters in the community.
AN ALARM of fire was telephoncd &c
the fire department about $50 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon from the telephone
building on Washington street and the
department quickly responded. 1t was
ascertaincd that one of the young women
operators had discovered smoke issuing
from the office Of Supcriuicn""nt u 6
Sims and becoming frightened sent a
message to the department.. lne.e wee
no fire.
ARTICLES of agreement OF consUlda-
ton between the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad and the Savannah. Florida and
Western Railroad Company were filed
with tho Secretary of State yesterday!
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attending the commencement exercises of
the Girls Industrial School at Monte
vallo.
Hon. ]. Tom Healn was in Montgomery
yesterday and last night He will go to
hia home in Lafayette this 4oEninE.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-14

Many relics OF pre- Hellenic civil cation have
sust been uneaTthel near Naples. Among other
fhtnEs discovered were several articles Of gold
and silver ana a Quantiiy Of ferninine iewelry,
"a - th0 eEsateet archaeological valuA.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.

At Chicago Brooklyn. o: Chicago, 2.
At st. Louis-New York, .: st. Louis. o.
At Cincinnati-Philadelph 2; Cincin-
natl, "a
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Nice Fresh Strawberries at 1oc per
quart at r. S. Cloud, Green Grocer, 81
MonIos st. Phone gao A..
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TIES ATLANTA FOR SECOND
PLACE.
Only Four Hits Were Made OF Col
lege Pitcher, Nashville Losing
by One Run-Chattanooga
Beat Birmingham in Mud.
League Standing,
Games Yesterday.

At Chattanooga-Birmi s.. Chat
tanooga. & $50
At Little Rock-Ncw Orleans, 0; Little
Rock, /.
At Nashville-Atlanta, 4; Nashville, ..
At Memphis-Shreveport, Q; Memphis, Z.
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Mrs. d. NJ. Jamison died Sunday night
at the home of her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Jamson, in this city. She came here
about the last of April to attend the fu-
neral of her granddaughter, Miss Lucy
Jamison. The remains were taken to her
home at Mt Hope yesterday. She was
the mother of the late DIR. Jamison. q
we'll known physician.
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Vaudeville, Auditorium, Thursday
night; thirty numbers. Direction Mr.
Weissner. st
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Shreveport, 9: Memphis, 4

Memphis, May 13.--Shreveport outbat-
ted Memphis tiday. Hulseman's batting
was a feature. he being credited with four
home run, with bases full. giving Shreve-
port lead Memphis could not overcome.
Attendance 500. Score: 49,,
Memphis ............ q o 9 0 l 0 II Is ]
Shreveport ......... 900 0 0 6 0 % II
Observation-Disclosures and Accorsini;
Hamilton and Mcclure.
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Detroits victory over Chicago and st. Louis
losing to Cleveland puts Detroit in third place,
showing st. Louis to fourth. Ceveland's vie.
tory and Washingtons defeat ties them for
seventh place. Boston Is at Philadelphia to-
Hug Friday and Saturday AMI Monday and
Tuesday Of next week Boston is in Washing
ton today and tomorrow, Washington jump
Ing back to Boston Baltimore for Friday and
Saturday games. St Louis is Chicago to-
day, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Detroit be-
ing in Cleveland on the same dates The fact
that Sunday ball cannot be played in Cleve-
land will probably force Detroit to play in
Cleveland Thursday Unsteady Of Sunday
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You can buy Chickens and Eggs at
r. s. Cloud, Green Grocer. Phone
900 A.
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Games Yesterday.

At Philadelphia-Bo game POSTPONED,
At Cleveland-St. Louis, 8: Cleveland a.
Al Detroit-Chicago. 8: Detroit. 2.
Al Observation-Disclosures, 3. Baltimore 10
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Now that a ticket has been agreed upon
by the conflicting factions and Governor
jerks has ordered an election for officers
Of the Ord regiment. it seems practically
certain that Capt r. +. Simpson of the
Wheeler Rifles of this city will be elected
major. Captain Simpson is a capable and
experienced military man and also a
member of the State Legislature, and his
promotion is fully deserved.
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New Orleans, 8; Little Rock, 1.

Little Rock. May 13.-Skopec received
poor support and the locals were unable
to hit Freeland. This explains the defeat
Of Little Rock today. Score:
RHE
New Orleans. 120001131-91 2 0
Little Rock. 0 90 000-1 4 s
Batteries-Freeland and Abbott; Skopec
and Lynch.
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Detroit, May i3.-Sieyer kept the hits Well
scattered except in the third lining. when Chi
cago scored three runs Garvin was hit freely
after the second inning. Attendance 2,35i,
Detroit ......-olooI,aso.-7
Chicago .......o o 8 o o o o o O.
Batteries-sievsr and Mcclure: Garvin ana
T. Mcfarland,
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STREET RAILWAYS CHANGE
Sweeney & Graves No Longer Con-
tro1 Huntsville Line.

Huntsville, May 13.-(Special) --Control
of the Huntsville Railway, Light and
Power Company, has passed out Of the
control of President Alfred l.. Sweeney
and Frank Graves, who have held a con-
trolling interest for the past year. Presi-
dent Sweeney returned from New York
yesterday evening after having closed the
sale of his interest and will wind up his
affairs here and return to his home in
New York. The names Of the purchasers
of the interest of Messrs Sweeney and
Graves have not yet been made public.
The Armour Packing Company will
establish large cold storage plant on
the Nashville, chattanooga and st. Louis
Railroad at the corner of West Clinton
Street. Representatives Of the company
state that a handsome building will be
put up. The Southern Railroad officials
tried to locate the plant on their line.
but a more advantageous site was found
on the rival railroad.
The assessed valuation OF Madison
County property this year Is $S,5o0.000 or
$780, 900 in excess OF the valuation Of last
year. Tax Assessor Garner has Just
finished his assessments and finds that
property is more valuable this year than
it has ever been before.
Hon. Tancred Bolts has received a
letter from Hon. r. r. Pool. Commits
missioner of Agriculture, requesting a
photograph Of his father. Judge E. c.
Belts, who was Alabama's first Commits
sioner of Agriculture. Mrs. II. d. Lane
has also received a request for a photo
of her late husband, II. d. Lane, who
held that office. Commissioner Pool will
have a portrait gallery of the men who
have been Commissioners of Agriculture
in this State.
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Games Today.

At Philade phia-Boston and Phladelphia
At Westinghouse Baltimore and Washington
At Chicago-St Louis and Chicago
At Cleveland-Detroit and Cleveland
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Cleveland, 4; st. Louis, 8.

Cleveland Nav I 3. Woods ht in the ninth
inning. scoring two runs, Won the game f,F
Cleveland. st. Louis errors we're costly Score
Cleveland 80 o 90 "a ?. I
St, LOuia ..,...0 o Q o o Q oa Ia 8 4
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Florence, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs ii. b. Austin, fell from Il horse. in
juring the muscles of her arm and max
ing more serious wound than breaking
the arm.
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Chattanooga, 8; Birmingham, 5.

Chattanooga. May 13.-Chattanooga de-
feated Birmingham in the mud and rain
in well played game. Mckenna pitched
his first game for the home team and
made fine impression. The majority OF
the hits made off him were scratches. At
tendance 400. Score:
RHE
Chattanooga ....... / 0 o. 3 0 0 / Is 10
Birmingham ....... 5000 90 023 -5 4
Observation-Disclosures and Roth; Smith
and Blue.
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Rain at Pittshurp.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Pttsburg. May 13.-Pittsburg- Boston
game postponed: rain.
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Notice to Teachers.

The annual examination of applicants for
positions teachers in the public schools OF
the City of Montgomery will be held in the
High School Building. corner of Lawrence and
High June 5th, 9th and 7lh. The examina-
ton of white applicants win begin at $50 a.
M 1sine 5fh and will close at p. m. June
9Th. The examination Of colored applicants
viii begin at 2 so p. M. June 9Th. For further
information address the Superintendent Of
schools.
BY order OF the Board Of Education;
CHARLES l.. FLOYD,
su-wd Superintendent.
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Detroit. z: Chicago, 8.

Bstteries-Moors and Bemis; Harper and
SuEden.
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At st. Louis.

st. Louis May l3.-Six scratches in the
Bashford Manor Stakes this afternoon
left that event at the mercy of Won
Rouse and the son of Ben dor went to
the post "A l to favorite Won Rouse
easy Victories this afternoon and Satur-
DAY stamp him a. one of the best 2-year-
olds in the West. OF the other tve events
three went to fsvorites.
Winkffsld On Allan. the favorite In the
Frat race. tell from bis mount an eighth
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DO YOU WANT The BEsrs
Ross's Antiseptic Barber Shop 10
tha place to 90. Exchange Hotel.
FLORENCE EVENTS.
Mrs. D. M. Jamison Dies at Home of
Her Dauphter-in-laW.

Florence. May Especial about two
miles on the Waterloo Road has been
graded and graveled and put in good con-
dition. Work will also be done on the
Huntsville. Military and Coffee roads.
There are about seventy-two miles of
road to be worked. but the funds are not
sufficient to do all the work at this time.
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baltimore. 10: Washinrton, 8.

hall successfully md won easily. Play was
called at the end 81 the sixth inning on account
of rain. II. II. T..
Washington ...........0 o - 8
Batteries-Hughes and Robinson; Carrick.
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ARCHIE M'EACHERN DEAD

Philadelphia. May I3.-Philadelphia-B ost
game postponed: rain.
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sleepsrs between New York and New Orleans
nd SO have Pullman Vestibuled Sieepers be-
coaches between Washington and New Or
T YLER, c. A.. Montgomery. Ala; D. p.
BILLUPS, A. q. p. A.. Atlanta, Ca; r. Z.
ICKERsHAM. Pres. and Gen. Man, Atlanta
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Trains 81 and 80 have Pullman Vestibuled
and Atlanta and New Orleans. and trains 30 q
tween New York and New Orleans and through
leans with Superb Dining Car Service. @. 3.
OROURKE. e. A.. Selma, Ala: J. p.
LUTz. T. NJ. MONTGOMERY Ala CHAs. A. "