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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21

uated at the northwest corner 0: Canal
IS feet wide, 1es feet long. and above the
foundation, has five ttories under the
caves and two stories in the rIs,i.s,. II e
building Is of pressed brick, with slate
roofing, the walls at the top of the foun-
sdation 5eing three feet. and at the top Of
the walls t-yo feet thick. It Is very mas
sirely and substantially constructed.
The property was purchased on March
Sd 1902, by Messrs Warner Moore &:
Co. the proprletors Of the Dunlop Mills.
and since this time a large force of MILL
wTights have bscn engaged in taking out
all of the o,d ma ctinery and Installing in
,i,c building two flour mills with a total
daily capacity Of 1.512 barrels. End a corn
mill of 1,50O bushels daily. The mill has
a storage capacity Of one hundred thou
e.rd Sloejc
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GOOD MEN AT THE HELM.

Mr.. Warner Moore, the senior, member
of the firm of Warner Moore and Com
pany. Is one OF R:chmond's most success
full and progressive business men. In ad
dition to his milling plants he is largely
interested in many home enterprises He
is president Of the :Powhatan Lime Com
pany, president of the Moore Lime Com
pany and identified with many enter
pslses located out of Richmond.
Mr.. Thos L. Moore, the Junior member
of the firm, manages the milling interest
Of the firm.
Mr.. J. w. Craig, Jr., has charge, especi-
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Whv.the Rtxor was Dull

81 wonder what makes my razor so
dull" - said man, looking at the blade
he had 50 carefully sharpened only day
or two before. 4
Is why. father = spoke up liatle Johnnie.
PLAYING marbles on the floor tit was
just beant fful and sha rps only I his morn
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IHIRTY-F1vE CARS a DAY.
Messrs Warner Moore & Co. Will ope-
rateithe Gallego Mills in connection with
their Dunlop Mills. located at the foot
If Mayo's Bridge. In Manchester. and the
Shcckoe Mills. which is located at Sew,
enteenth and Dock streats. With the
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ally of the export branches Of the bust
+ ness.
Mr.. Frank Barton is superintendent
miller of the Dunlop Mills and Mr.. John
K. Thomas Of the Gallego Mills.
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and Amsterdam. Holland Hamburg and
II emen. Germany; Copenhagen and WI
rnrg In Denmark; Liverpool and zLonoon,
England !. Leith, Glasgow and Aberdeen,
scotland, and Dublin and Belfast, Ire
lard. *
Prior to the king. out of hostilities
In South Africa the firm shipped very
largely to British South Africa. This
business has just opened up again since
tilc terminal ton Of the war.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-23
0bSerVaCiOneSSid
con oportunidad
de la guerra de Cuba.

(Posicion dc los Planetas en- Ell
cielo durante el bloqueo de Ia isla de
Cubs
Ell ecoloso Jd )iters, Ell mundo de
Ia primavers perpetua, ocupaba el
puesto mas dt m mantle del cislo, pues
Sc hallsbs nj lSdo de Ia espiga dc
SVirgos. e TIA constellation Sc en-
cuentra en- 81 cent en- las prtmeras
hoyae re In nocha dal mes de Julio.
e. sbri lante We uss Sc hailaba
en- sCancers; ers v,aibe en- ell hori
zonte Occidental hzsts las s de Ia
n che.
Ri eviejo Saturpos, el mnnio de
los snillos, protegido Y alum orsdo
por sus 9 Innas, brillaba 81 pie de
&Ants1e dc Ii constellation de ELS =.
corpons, y sc hallabs en- So mayor
brilIo.
El sguerrero Martes no quiso
presenciar ell det astre de una n&cion
guerrers, paes se hsllabA en- 10 cons
telacion de sAriess, siendo i'm posi-
BILE de verse Lo~ o luz del dis.
La eLunar, la fiel comp, nera de
Ia sTIerra', hiz su plenilunio 81 diA
8 de Julio, eclip aadose psrtial in
visiblemente para nosotros. Els una
fecha memorable para los cubanos
por Ia derrotA del almirante Cervera.
El dia 18, un dia despues de Ia cspi-
tulacioa de Santiago de Cubs, hizo
81 conjuc'6n, presentan lose con ell
nuevo gobierno.
FL diA 20 de Mayo de 1902, fecha
de ls instaursci6n de Ia repdblics,
estabs ell sSol. enters N ente perpen-
dicplsr para nosotros
Ahora nos falte saber cuantos
miles de amos transcurrirSn para~q
estos plsnetis ocupen ess mismo
puesto en- ell cielo.
Ricardo PlonQS.
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La pena de muerte
en- FranCia,

Sc han efectuado reuniones en-
las diferentes Bolsas del Trabajo de
Fraucia CON objeto de pedir & los al.
tos Poderes 10 Suppression de In pena
de muerte en- 10 Rsp1blics.
M. E nile Loubet, quien afecta
tanto el extreme rigor de la ley en-
este particular que no puede conci-
liar el III no cada vez que se anuncia
una ejscuc.61 capital, Sc muestra
complaeido de esta reforma.
E actual Pfesidente de 10 Re.
pdb|ica para poner de relieve SD
profanda aversion & Ia pena de
muerte, Sc ha trazado igual llnes de
conducta que M. Gravy, en este res
pett mientras no sea abolida aque-
lla, parmAnecsra durante 50 perfo
do inactiva 10 gaillotins, pues con-
mutAr& siempre IL pena capital por
L. de trabsjos forzados perpetui-
dad.
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NOtiCiaS de Paris.

Julio 10 LA Ckmara ha decla'
ralo de utilidad p1blica 10 creacion
de un ferrocarril de Paris & Char
tres.
Ell ministro de Hacienda deposi'
to en- la Sscretarfa del Senado ell
proyecto de ley relstivo Ia conver'
sion de la renta 81 p3 Adoptado por
10 ca nara.
La C&mara por 307 votos con
ira 224 invalid6 10 elecciou del Con-
de Juan de Castellain electo en-
SAINT Flour, DepArtamento del Can
tai.
-Un telegram2 de Cherbour
anuncia que ell Vice almirante Four
nier Ssisti6T & los experimentos del
TELEGRAPH sin hito. hechos bordo
del sub marino sTfiton> recibiendo
sin ninguua diff ;ulta1 varios d"spa
chos del submarine mientras estaba
sumergido.
Las autoridades nsvAles satisf fe =
chas del bnen resultAdo dado por
los experim entos piensRn instslsr un
apsrAto del te egrsfo Gin hi.o abor-
do de todos los submarines
e neri6dico <Le Journal des
Debatss dice que las omplacencias
de Il glaterra Wis a Wis de Alemsnia
contrastan de tai modo que llaman
mucho In ate1 cion, pues SON conoci-
das las pocas simpatfas que ell pue.
bio allen a 4 siente por Iuglaterra.
Mr.. Combes, Presidente del
Consejo, escape milsgrosam ente Ia
vida viaiendo del Senado, su coche
choco con un gran vehfculo, y el
Presidente del Conseio, tuvo sola-
mepte eli tempo justo par tit&rse 81
suelo en- el mismo momento en- que
el coche era demolido.
ID 9bido & los fuertss calores,
los amateurs de la o .,era han sido
Sutorz sdos & liz var sombreros de pa
j. en- lugar de los de seds que ell uso
habfa estable lido hasta &horA como
una obligation.
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Un hOmbre hOnradO.


Se1or Editor. IS Sfrvase informar
& sus lectores que 81 me escriben con
ddencialmente les mandar6 por co
rreo en- carta sellada Ell plan que Sc
guf y por Ell cual obtuve ell restable-
cimiento permanente y compacto de
mi salud y vigor varonil despuSs de
af1os de sutrimientos de debilidad
nerviosa, pSrdidas no,turn&s y par.
tes d6biles y atrofadas.
No ss mi idea conseguir dinero
de nadie; fui robado y estafado por
charlatanes, hasts perder IL f6 del
g6nero humane, pero graciss & Dios
estoy ahora bien vigoroso y fuerte,
y con deseo de hacer conocer & todos
este remedio cierto de curarse.
No tenieado NADIA que vender nj
que enviar G.. A. D., no deseo dine
rO.
Direction: e Brant, Box Delray
Mich. EE. UU. S 18O..71
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Una ballena COnVertida
en- torpedo.

El 1o de JUNO 1ltimo lego &
Ponta Arenas, con objeto de pro-
veerse de viveres frescos, Ell vapor
norteamericano Borderer, que proce'
dente de Baltimore, conduce carbon
para ell gobierno chileno.
FL capitan del Borderer suminis.
tr6 los siguientes datos sobre un
naufragio en- ell cual actu6 como sal
vAdor de 38 personals:
En- los & timos dias de MARIO
encontr6, como & mil millss al este
de B arbades, tres botes de una bar
CO balleners, 10 Kathleen, de NV
Bedford, de 45O toneladss de regis
to, IL cuel, segdu narran los n4u-
frsgos, fue echada & pique por una
enorme ballena, que hizo desapare-
Ger la barca en- menos de veinte mi.
nutos.
En- los tres buques SO encontra,
ban SO tripulantes, iucluso ell cRpi'
tan de la ballena perdida, Mr. Jen
kins y su esposs, todos los cuales
faeron desembarcados en- Pernam'
buco, donde los llevo Ell Bordsrer'
Un cuarto boteS tripulado por
9 hombres, no pudo ser encontrado,
por 10 que Sc cree hsyan perecido
ahogAdos.
El capitan del Borderer describe
escenas horribles que Sc proaujeron
al hundirse 10 barca, entire los tripu
lsntes por apego 10 vida, confn
sion que rein6 al aconte ,er ell acci
del to.
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POliCla especial
alelnana.
CurlOSO inCidente.

Desenso, &C mo es natural, ell EN-
parador G aillermo, de resguardAr en-
cuanto ses dable L. vida de su prole
contra un impossible atentado anar
quista, y especial 50 primo genito
n&sexpuesto & 81 que el resto de
sus hijQs, ha or y d que se
constituya una brigada especial de
ageates de policfa secreta que aeon
pafs coust&ntementa nj heredaro de
Ia corona imperia de Alemania.
Dursnte ell viaje que el k on
prinz emprendi6 recientem ente Ho
lsnds, llev6 tras de 81 2 POGO manos
Que pisandola los talones, & una vie
iecita de pobffsimas trszss, q 'e no le
perdfa de vista IN 8 7lo momento
Cierto 6ia, en- ANS terdan1, III en-
trar el principe an el hotel en- qne
Sc aloj aba, In snciarsNag, bsda de
cansancio SO dei6 caer d As bieu que
kent6, en- e z6caIo de una ve'j j. 81
tuSd& rsnta de 10 pue rita de entrsda
dal hotel
Uoo de los personajes de- teqoi
to del kconpri' z movido & comps
sion, Sc sepafo del 6 upo qus +. rma
ban sus compRf1ere go aprcximo
& 10 viejs, con obj to de darle una
limosna.
L. iateresada no Ia .rechsz6: pero
S. hech6 reir desbe c&dAmente spte
las barbas del gentil hnmbre, que,
de regreso AlemAnia, supo con es
tu pefacci6n qae, 'bsjo los harspos de
L. meudjga, 50 ocu t. ba NADIA menos
que Mr.. B sttelt, Jefe de Ia brigada
especial de policfa adscrita al servi
clio del principe.
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Progreso
industrial.

El establecimiento de sastre1fa
del sef1or r. Monies acaba de ser
montado 10 altura de los princlpA'
les de Europa Trajes & la medlda
llenan los aparadores, as1 como
mss aificos casimires importsdos de
Europa y Estsdos Unidos. Cuanto
SO pueda apetecer en- el ramo de es.
tn industris, es f&eil obtenerlo en- 10
sastrerfa del sef1or Monies. Sus es
fuerzos para mejorar las condicio'
ges del establecimiento por el diri'
nido, determinan un gran pre- greso
Industrial. El p1blico debe dispen'
sar 10 mas decidida protection Ell sd
sodicho establecimiento, no solo por
10 buena calidad de todo 10 que hay
en- 81, sino por les positivas -venta
jas que SO derivan para 10 clienteAa,
habida cuent& de IL reconocida com
petencia del seflor r.. Monies.
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COseChas
en- FranCia,

GraciAs al esp eodido item po,
debido a. 10 SEGA y al calor que hsce
en- Ffsrcia desde ell 20 de JUNO, en-
los momentos mas crftieos para las
cosechas del trjgc, los cosecheros
del S y del centric de Francia han
resuelto comenzAr ell IS de Julio su
cosecha en- B'etaf1s, Normaudfs, y
on los depArtAmentos del N. 10 que
hs venido { tranquilizar uu POGO,
cues ell trigo frances que crecfa fcon
do osameLse en- ell mes de Mario, So
io mucho en- ell de Abril debido 6
las lluvias, las granizadas y al 70
ssf como q las tLrmentas.
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Compra,

Sc compra IN alsmbiQue sbAf1o
de Mari de 1870 &150 cuartillos.
Dirigirse & Apartado 85 San
Jam,
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GNPRGSA De VAPORGS
DE SOBRlNOS DE HERRERA

'conel ldguene euna-
ode
DEsTINo PUERTos oITADos
apedas
o r6ns
Segunda. Tercera
q" 4: ]
| " !
g
g
~ $500.
10
4
JiIIor v Co.
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AV VISO.

Francisco Ponte, cirpjan den
tista particips 6 su numeresA cliente
Ia, y IL p1 olico en- general, que con
esta fscha sierra su laboratorio den
tai, hasta dentro de tres semanss q.
regresara DE- los e. U. trayendo los
dltimos adelantos y novedades de 10
profession.
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TARJETAS de vista con sobres
y sin ellos, Sc hacen en- xLa o.
rrespondencia.x
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Sc Venden

Tfpos de imprenta, usados, en-
buen estado, { 20 pesos el quintal,
se venden en- esta impre nta.
TambiSn las ca1as para ellos.
p'tattY+*p.tR,
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Joseph b. Johnston, Mr. B. F. Roden, Mr..
A. r. London. Mr.. ]. H. Larramore Mr..
Charles Wheelock, Mr.. j. H. Phillips,
Mr.. j. J. Banks. Mr.. Henry Hiden.
Mr.. e. w. Rucker. Mr.. Scion
Jacobs, Mr.. Louis Saks. Mr.. Ross
C. Smith, Mr.. H. H. Mayberry, Mr.. NJ D.
Friedman, Mr.. John Y eatman. Mr.. w. H.
Stanley, Mr.. S. NJ. Wood, Mr. John W.
Bush, Mr.. w. P. G. Harding. Mr.. w.
H. Kettig, Mr.. A. Terrell. Mr.. E. w.
Barrett, Mr.. T. r. Gockel, Mr.. ]. Clyde
Millar, DIR. Lewis E. Morris, Mr.. Will
liam Ryan, Mr.. e. K. Campbell. Mr..
]. C. Maben, Mr. James S. Hutton, Mr..
r. F. Manly, Mr.. T. G. Bush, Mr.. ]. w.
Hughes, Mr.. T. H. Motion. DR.. G. M. Nor
row, Mr.. ]. B. Gibson, Mr.. ]. L. Darby,
Mr.. W. H. Sims, Mr.. A. o. Lane. Mrs.
Joseph F. Johnston, Mrs. j. A. Going,
Mrs. James A. Montgomery, Mr.. R. II.
Baugh, Mr.. Eli P. Smith. Mr.. j. D. Kirk
patrick, Mr.. T. II. Benners, Mr.. James
Bowron. Mr. L. ]. Haley, Mr.. C. s. Sim
mons, Mr.. B. F. Moore, Mr.. T. 7. Hill
man, Mr.. Jack w. Johnston. Mr.. c. H.
Nabb, Mr.. w. A. Porter, Mr.. w. A.
Major, Mr.. r. H. Pearson, Mr.. J. H.
Barr, Mr.. F. Y. Anderson, Mr.. w. T.
Underwood, Mr.. ]. F. B. Jackson, Mr.. A.
A. Tyler Col. Tom o. Smith, Mr.. John
w. Tomlnson, Mr.. James Carter Cook,
Mr.. E. A. De Funiak. Mr.. B. M. Starke,
Mr.. C. A. Jackson, Mr.. John Parker, Mr..
]. A. Rountree. Mr.. ]. B. Cobbs eIr.
John G. Bradley Mr.. NJ. ]. Mutually, Mr..
Sterling A. Wood. Mr.. N. P. T. Finch,
Mr.. John McCartin.
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On me Race 'Syacx
Gravesend Races.

New York, May 29.-Rocky, in the last
race, was the only favorite to win at
(iravcsend today. the other five events
going to second and third choices. Della
goa won the May stakes, the feature of
the card. by a length from the 20 to
shot Jim Tully. The favorite. Clonmell,
was a poor fourtn. Dublin, carrying 126
pounds and making his initial appearance,
won the handicap at one mile and seventy
yards in a hot finish by a scant half
length from the Western crack, Mono
graph. River Pirate, in the fifth, at five
furlongs, had to be ridden out to beat
the 200 to l shot Monte Carlo by head
First race, hurdle, mile and a half
Cephalalgia. $50 Barry). to l, won;
Borough. 14o (Mara), to l, second; Tank
ard, 1877 &c. Green), to /, third. Time
251
Second race. five furlongs-Daisy Green,
sc (Shea), to l, won; Mount Hope, SO (G.
Thompson), 10 to l, second Decoration,
l02 CRedfern). 5 to l. third. Time, 1:01%.
Third race, handicap, mile and seventy
yards-Dublin, 126 Oandry). 5 to l, won;
Monograph, 1872 (Bullman). TO l, second;
Mineral, 104 Booker, 20 to l, third.
Time, 1:44 3-5.
Fourth race, May stakes, about six
furlongs-Delagoa. 104 SHAW. s to l, won
Jim Tully 1o4 Cochran. 20 to /, second;
Brunswick. Ill (Burns), 80 to l, third.
Time. ITO 1-5.
Fifth race five furlongs-River Pirate.
105 (Odom), to /, won; Monte Carlo. 1O7
&C. Smith, 200 to 1, second; Injunction,
1O7 SHAW 9 to TO- third Time, 1:01.
Sixth race mile and a furlong-Rocky,
"a (Redfern), to 5, won; King Raine,
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Cincinnati, May 29.-Only two favorites
were successful at Latonia today over
a fast track. The best contest of the
afternoon was in the fifth race for maid
en- 2-year-olds In which event Lendin beat
Not Wisely, the hot favorite, head on
the post. Clorita, the favorite in the
last race, fairly ran the others off their
feet and won pulled up.
First race, six furlongs, sellin-The
Geeser, 10S q 10 to l, won; King
Tatius, 95 q. Hicks 4 to 1, second; Nels
Morris. 1902 Lindsay to 2, third. Time,
1:1515.
Second race five furlongs, selling
Maghone, 10S q. Hicks to o, won;
Our Sallie 102 q. Martini to 1, second;
Marchioness, 106 CDowning) so to l, third.
Time. l :031a.
Third race. mile and seventy yards,
selling--Baronet, 102 (Castro) to l. won;
Drummond, 1Ol (McInery) to 8. second;
Pretty Rosie, 1902 Lindsay to l. third.
Time. 147h
Fourth race, six furlongs, selling-J. j.
T.. liz &C. Aker) to l, won: Rag Tag,
100 q. Hicks to 5, second; Orta, 80 q.
Martin) to 2, laird. Time. 1:14h.
Fifth race, four AMI a half furlongs-
Lendin, 1OS Clindsey)s 6 to 1. won; Not
Wisely, 1OS q. Martini even. second;
ortentz, ITO (R. willisns) 4 to 1, third.
Time, 1854.
Sixth race six furlongs-Clorita, lis
(McInerny) to 10, won; Julia Junkin. 1903
(Gormley) 10 to /, second; Maggie Felix.
113 Or. Williams) 10 to 1. third. Time,
TIA.
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What Is your name?"
Funston"
1 then turned to one of my men and
told him to take Funston to barber and
nave his hair trimmed and then take him
to bath and keep him in the tub until
a Ward Limo steamer was ready to sail
1t was Funston who afterwards had
something to do with the capture of
Aguinaldo.
General Lee next gave an account of
the Maine. He said he did not ask for
the Maine to be sent to Cuba at the time
1t came. He cabled to Washington ask
ing that 1t be held back, but it was too
late-the great battleship was already on
the sea. The general said that no one
viii ever know who blew up the Maine
unless some man on his deathbed makes
a confession.
The United States was already irritated
beyond endurance, and the blowing up Of
the Maine simply preoipitated the war.
General Lees pe-oration en- the mighty
strength of the United States was patri-
otto and brilliant but after a flight of
oratory he said the American people
must not allow themselves to become too
proud.
The audience was demonstrative and
punctuated all of Lees anecdotes and
patriotic sentiments with generous an
plause.
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Food for the Fans.


Clark made good as a pitcher, even il
the game was lost. He kept his head at
all times and pitched steady winning ball
In the seventh inning a Little Rock
man was allowed to steal second because
no one covered the bag. Blue saw no one
was there and wisely held the ball. The
man who pilfered the base made Little
Rocks first score
Moss played a good game yesterday, ac-
cepting several hard chances The fans
will forgive all if he will keep 1t up.
Skopec has a slow ball that puzzles the
best of fhem Mike Finn thinks the
southpaw is one of his best.
Sorber could not stand the sun in left
field and was switched to right He dis
tinguished himself by pulling a long fly
off the fence with one hand.
Little Rock has any team seen in Biz
mingham beaten in fast base running.
Both pitchers were saved several hits
by fast fielding.
1t was hard game to lose but it was
not a disgrace.
Lynch the Little Rock catcher played
in hard luck on fouls. He got hit twice
on the same finger and 1t required several
minutes each time for him to get back
In the game.
The heavy-hitting Coal Barons could
do nothing with Skopec. That really
tells the story Of the game.
Wilhelm is slated to do the box work
for the Barons today.
"Wally" Warren, who played third for
Birmingham early in the season. has
been recalled from North Carolina and
will be in the game today. 3.
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Boston s; New York, 4.

Boston. May 29.-Boston won from New
York in the ninth. After Lush had forced
Courtney for the second man out, Tenny
made a home run over the right field
fence, tying the score. moment later
Demont hit for two bases and scored on
Cooley's single. Attendance 800 Score:
r. H. e.
Boston -. -. ..O11O000O3- 9 3
New York -. ...0001 20 o. IL 2
Batteries-MalarSey and Moran; Sparks
and Bowerman.
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One Water Bottle and twelve
Tumblers-Water Bottle Is blown,
with cut neck and star bottom, full
size, and IL Tumblers to match,
ESQ
Celery Trays, in 4 designs. all
neat patterns; former prices on
these was $500 to 5000, 4.5o
Vases, either a Pinch In the
Lily shape, or Media S-inoh, $50
Pitcher, 2-pint size, Xenia de-
sign, would sell ordinarily for
$500, 500
Pitchers, 3-pint size, Crosby or
Lotus pattern. 800
Pitcher, 4-pint size, Hindoo or
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Philadelphia, 6: Detroit, q.

Philadelphia. May 2s-Timely hitting
won the game from Detroit today. At
tendance 1850. Score: R.HE.
Detroit. :. :. :. ..001 0 0 80 a. 5 2
Philadelphia. :. "A 1 0 0 010" -6 II 8
Batteries-Yeager and Mcclure; Wiltz
and Powers.
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Monarch pattern, 1900
Vases, new shape, Antler de-
sign, very effective, 1900
Punch Cups, new shapes, and 9
designs, one style can be used for
lemonade, per dozen, 1000
Wines and Sherries or Taper
Champagnes, In Monarch pattern,
per dozen, 1850
Clarets. or nauternes, in same
pattern, per dozen, 1000
Punch Bowl on foot, 14-inoh
bowl and high foot; the design is
new and the pattern original, hav-
ing been patented by one Of the
travelling men of the factory, 5000
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Nashville. is: Memphis. u.

Nashville, May ga smuggling match
Is the story of the game today, Nashville
winning by a score of 10 to IA. The at
tendance was large. Score: r. H. e.
Nashville -. III l 8 0 20 lis IL 2
Memphis -. 30 2023 3 LA Is Z
Batteries: Damman, Hill and Fisher;
Nichol and Lauzon.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, is; Cleveland, a.

Washington. May %. = Washington
slaughtered both Cleveland pitchers to-
day, STREET. lasting only an inning and a
half and Lundbom, who relieved him,
faring little better. Attendance 2800
Score: R.H.E.
Washington :. :. 430o213s -16 81 1
Cleveland. :. =. ..02 20 o 2 0 o. s 2
Batteries-Orth and Clarke; STREET..
Lundbom and Bemis.
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COAL BARONS LOSE
TO LITTLE ROCK
Young Clark Proves a Wonder
in the Box
SKOPEC ALSO INVINClBLE
Prettiest Game of the Season Won BY
Flnn's Arkansas Travellers In
Last Half of Ninth BY
Score of to l..
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.
chMEs YESTERDAY.

Little Rock, 2; Birmingham, l.
New Orleans, 6; Atlanta, o.
Chattanooga, Z; Shreveport, 0.
Nashville, 10; Memphis, IA.
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New Orleans. 6; Atlanta, 0.

Atlanta, May 29-New Orleans outplay-
ed the home team in every department OF
the gs no today and won easily. the
locals fielded mlserably. Attendance, $500.
Score: II H. T..
Atlanta ..ooO0oO00 90 2
New Orlsans :, ....0S21O0eo o. 10 2
Batteries: Bailey, From and Latimer;
Stewart and Westlake.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE GAMES.
Chattanooga, 7; Shreveport, o.

Chattanooga, May 29.-The local team
had no trouble in shutting out Shreve-
port today Laller, a new man. showed
up we'll at short for Chattanooga and
the change in the line proved beneficial.
Attendance. 600. Score: R. H. e.
Chattanooga :. :. % o. 90 1 2 II 10 2
Shreveport :. :. 20 0 0 0 90 90 Z
Batteries: Brennan and Roth; Butler
and Mcclure
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State AppoIntm ents.

Montgomery. May 20. = Especially - The
Governor today appointed C. G. Millinder
to be constable of precinct 10 in Shelby
county at Harpersville.