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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-09
Fond Recollection.

She-You haven't brought me box
Of candy since we were married.
He-Yes. but think of the tons Z
brought you before we were married!
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-09
A Good, Big Fisure.

you'd never accuse Miss Million
aire Of having her fortune in her
facet" = i
'Never. It's plainly in her hguraI"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-09
HARRY DANIELS
MINOR -
OBSERVATIONS
Prot. Langley's Airship Experiments.
%s1xIoH7, ~.

"nether we watch Prof. S. p Langley trying locke,
around In his arsp doing any more damage to thu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
GRAND CIRCUIT ITEMS.

Harness racing is considered the kingly
sport and local patrons Of the game will
have an opportunity 10 witness some
splendid sport at the Nara gansett Park
track Memorial day
While the fastest number on the card Is
a mixed race for the 2:1S class and there
will be nothing I'm the record -brea king
line. the entry list shows n lot of rival
horses on the list and there promises 10
be plenty OF sport when they round into
the stretch
The 2:3S class promises 20 delevop some
surprises and competition will be very
keen.
II is a wagon race for trophy cup
with owners to drive. Races commence
promptly at l:30 p. m Reeves American
band will give concerts during the after
noon
Clockers were busy last week at the big
circles and some OF last quarters which
have been snapped have set the rail birds
TO twittering.
Visitors at Charter Oak say that Lord
Derby is in great condition.
Unless all signs fall Metallas (2:1D will
be one OF the best horses I'm his class this
son.
Lou Dillon has been a mile in 2;l2l4. last
half In l:Wk. TO wagon, for her new OWN
err &. Il. @. Billings.
Monroe Salisbury's green pacing geld
ing Mush is said to have paced half in
5aia second before he left California
Scott Hudson is anxious for n tri-cor-
nered race with Major Demar. Lord
Derby and rhythmic tho starters.
Direct Hal will be about the only horse
raced by Village farm this year.
The Glasses at Saugus next Saturday
are: 2:17 trot. 2:lS pace and free -for-all.
Entries close tonight
Miss George. 2:25. one Of the fast Nc
Kinney family, has worked mile this
spring in 2:llia.
Monroe Salisbury Is at Empire City
track with Monte Carlo and 10 green
ones
Budd Dohle gave The Roman n mile in
2l3i.. last half I'm l:o4. the other morning.
W. II. Lake saws the Memphis shoe Is
patented and that all infringements will
be promptly and vigorously prose-
cuted."
Billy Andrews lately offered $1,000 for
Audubon Boy. He says the chestnut
grandson OF Alcyone Is the best race
horse In sight.
With Lou Dillon and The Monk for the
trotting division and Sir Albert s. 2:03A.
for fhe pacing division ~ the matinee
races. c. X. @. Billings should be able 10
stand pretty nearly at the top OF the list
OF winners OF amateur evepts next fall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25

this week. one with Dartmouth at Han
over, Wednesday. and one with George
town NJ Andrews field on Saturday The
squad leaves Providence for Hanover to-
morrow. Hatch will pitch, and the
game will probably result in a Victory for
Brown.
Wednesday afternoon at Andrews fiel1
the important game for the s)phomores
and freshmen mines vii ltake place. This
is the annual class game. and each class
will do It's best to win. The game Is OF
the most Importance this year. a. its ro-
suit decides whether the freshmen may
walk on the south side OF CollaRe hill.
Alpha Tan omega fraternity, whlch Is
tc hold its Glass Day spread and darce
in upper Wilson hall. has announced the
following patronesses: Mrs. William ".
Fisher, Mrs. Jotham +. Clark. Mrs. VIM
cent Bowen. Mrs. John n App,ctOn, Mrs.
George L. Shcpley. Mrs william H. p
raunce. Mrs Orrln r. Rice Mrs. VIII
liam Il White. Mrs.Albert u Mead. and
Mrs. Frederick r. Gorham.
Beta Theta ri fraternity IL - have
the gymnasium this Class Day. and are
making elaborate preparations. Their
patronesses are: Mrs. J. r. lslodgett,
Mrs w. II. Barney. Mrs Il. G. Myrick.
Mrs. ]. j. Watson. Jr.. Mrs. +. q. Spen-
Ger Mrs Frederick Rueckert. Mrs. W -.
Angel. Mrs. $. %. Edwards
The symphony concert this week will
take place Wednesday night insteal of
Thursday. A new program OF uopular
airs will be rendered and % large at
tendance is expected An effort will lie
made % have a sing after the orches.
trail concert
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25

horse power racing car against the Peer
less machine. which is To be driven by
Charles @. Wridgeway Of New York
The match is al five miles best two
in three heats. starting from opposite
sides Of the track. and IL is the first OF
It's kind i'm this country between ma :
chimes OF such high power
Oldfield's car is the largest four -cylin
der machine in the world. while the
Peerless racer. to be used by Wridge-
way. is one OF the two 50 horse power
machine that l.. =. Mooers has built
for the interna tional cup race. The
machine IL known as the Greyhound.
In addition TO the big match there will
be siX other events-a hve-mile race for
gasoline machines weighing over 1900
pounds. a Iace for cars weighing between
1000 and 1900 pounds at three miles and a
conest at one mile open TO all types Of
machines. including those driven by
steam. gasoline or electricity and weigh
irg under 1000 pounds.
Prizes i'm each OF the above races are
sl00 trophies to the winner and $50 cups
10 the second Then there is a race at
mile for stock Oldsmobile runabouts
and five-mile motor bicycle race for the
ans teur championship Of America
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
Big Gus Rubin 10 Fight at Closing
Show Of Criterion A. c.
Local |nteTSCho|aStiC Baseball Race
Becomes Interesting.

Several Of the Boston Boxing clubs wind
UP the season next week and some gllt-
edged cards have been arranged. which
should attract followers OF the boxing
game In droves. The Criterion Athletic
club closes It's season with a big show
Tuesday night with Gus Rubin. the
Akron giant. as headliner OF a strong bill.
Rubin Is slated against Sandy Ferguson
of Chelsea and Marty McCue goes against
Johnny Fitzgerald.
Mw 5hs for
The Ruhlin-Ferguson match should prove
no walkover. for Ferguson has been train
Ing hard at Revere. and is said to have
shaped up In Mt condition TO go against
Rubin and make things interesting. IL
IS not likely that Ferguson will win. but
he is counted on TO put up a most salts
should pull through II would place him
In line for championship honors among
the second clas heavyweights.
Rubin has knocked out such good men
as Maher and Sharkey. and fought Jim
Jeffries 20 rounds to a draw i'm 81. The
Akron giant Is in splendid condition. and
his wrestling bout OF THURSDAY last. IN
Roeber for an hour on the mat, gives
line on his great strength. Ruhlin's rec
ord TO date is as follows:
Steve O'Donnell draw with Jim Jeffries
won from Tut Ryan. Australian Billy
Smith and J. McGiboney: 1saS. knocked
sS hsnd St to Ks MGc9y and TS%
Ed Dunkhorst, and drew with Joe God
dard and Joe Choynski: 1899. won from
ole Goddard. George Lawlor. Jack Stelz-
ner. Jim Jeffords, Jack Mccormick.
Stockings Conroy and Yank Kenny:
knocked out F. Kapps J. Finnegan and
Tom Sharkey: drew with Peter Maher
twice: lost TO Joe Kennedy and Bob Fitz-
simmons: 1901. lost TO Jim Jeffries in five
rounds AT San Francisco: 1902 Knocked
out Peter Maher in two rounds at Phila-
delphia In March. and in the following
June turned the trick on Tom Sharkey in
II rounds at London.
The other big Boston bout OF the week
Will be pulled or tonight before the Cam
bridge A. G.. with Jim Judge OF Scranton.
Pa. and Charles . O'Rourke as principals.
Judge has IS knockouts 10 his credit out
OF Is battles. and has won five on points
He has lost TO Billy Harrahan. Billy
Smith. Twin Sullivan. Kid Carter and
Joe Walcott. He has. however sue
cessfully stopped such men as Kid Carter
In i've rounds. Jack Ryan I'm five rounds
and number OF other good ones.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
IkTERsCH0l sSTlC LEAGUE,

The race for the baseball pennant Of
fered by the Interscholastic League has
developed into an interesting contest
since the champions defeat which was
administered by East Providence. the
last on the list
At present Pawtucket heads the list
with but one defeat. Hope IL close up
with but two defeats and Classical comes
In third with three.
These three teams will probably hold
the leading positions at the end OF the
season. though Classical Is playing in bet
ter form than ever. and II would be sur
prising II she gained the top. Crans,on
has shown a big Improvement In forii IN
Its recent games but cannot he consider
ed dangerous competitor for the three
In the leading positions.
East Providence has no chance to win
the pennant with eight games to the bad.
but she may jump up a notch or two II
she keeps up the stick work which de.
feated Pawtucket
Following is the standing OF the clubs
and schedule for this week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
pRCV!D Me- COLOSSEUM

Bennie Munroes Red Devil pacing ma
chine OF Metz crea ation will be out OF the
factory on wednesday and will be at
once shipped To Munroe at Philadelphia
for training purposes. Among cyclists
there Is considerable anxiety 10 see this
new pacing machine OF which eight are
being turned out. the Red Devil for Mum
roe being the first. Nelson's White Ghost.
Walthour's two yet to be named, Moran $
Shamrock In bright green, klosterman
ROYAL Blue and Nat Buffers make up the
eight. The Blue Streak for T. Ed Spoon
er. which will be used for pacing Charlie
Mcconnell and as n relief machine for
Nelson and Munroe. will not he ready
until the middle OF June. These machines
will be a revelation in pacing artillery.
There has been much speculation re-
garding the probable speed of May 30 at
Charles River park The two great four
cornered races. Walthour Elkes, Stinson
and Moran in the afternoon and Nelson.
Stnson, DeGuichard and Moran In the
evening. are certain TO develop into cork
pulling matches with very fast time. Eli
Winesett believes that an average OF /: 10
for the twenty miles I'm the afternoon and
twenty-five miles at night is not out of
the question. Some believe that even fas-
ter time will be made on the new mile a
minute track.
Among the sprinters OF America some
thing wonderful I'm the way OF speed is
looked for In the six day race which
straits June l AZ the Colosseum. With the
large field OF starters and the dollars for
each mile as incentive IL is thought that
at least twenty-eight an hour Will be
averaged Mcconnell who is to enter with
miles will he fair average. The race
will be a fight from the start To the fin
ish
Nelson. Munroe and De Guichard en-
tries for the afternoon race at the Colos-
scum average but nineteen years OF age
and are the kids in the cycle racing field
this year. Although young I'm years they
are not young In speed for all have been
inside records for a year past and Nelson
and Munroe hold between them over ono
hundred records I'm the record sheet In
their present form theirs will he one OF
the hardest fought races OF the holiday
without n doubt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
AUTO NOTES

The plans for the Memorial day run of
the Rhode Island Automobile club have
been announced. Club members will make
run 10 Readvlle and enjoy an excellent
program ~ races to he given hy the
Massa chusetts Automobile club. Sharon
will be the first general rendezvous the
members meeting there at noon for din
ner From Sharon club members will
proceed In a body TO Readville. arriving
I'm time for the races. which commence
at o'clock After the meet n contin-
gent of the club will proceed 90 Boston
making their headquarters over night at
the Hotel Lenox which Is IN the Back
Bay section.
one ~ ths most interesting meets 10
occur on Decoration day will he held
a. the Empire city track. Yonkers. y.
y Barney oldheld has matched his 20
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
DOlMGS At BROWN.
Work tomplstek on the Crosswalks In From
OF Hope College Notes From the University

Work is now completed on the con.
crete walks I'm front OF Hope College
leading up TO the President Robinson
gate. The iron arch for the gate is not
yet in place, but will soon be added 10 the
structure.
The foundations for the 1887 ga at the
east end OF Hope College have oeen made
but the corner stone will not be laid an
til June i6. Material Is rapidly arr1v-
ing for the Bajnotti Tower acI active
operations are now resumed.
Prof. Wilfred VI. Munro has asked AMI
received leave of absence 10 mex. year
Hc will spend the time In travel and ~.
erory work. taking the entire IL months
as hia sabbatic year.
Peof. Mac Donald will take the rcquir' I
cuuraes In history next year in l'rOf.
MUnic's place
The spectators In the BroHn-Ndla game
Saturday noted that changes were taking
place at Andrews field. \ fence throt
hundred and eighty feet long has been
erected there 20 keep carriages back from
the track at the various bali games. and
a ne~ sheathing is being put on the east
side Of the training
The Varsity has two games before Il
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
pAWIuXtT GUN CLUB

The Pawtuxet Gun club held It's weekly
shoot on the club grounds on raiI stlee, 49,,
saturday afternoon. and some very Eoou
scores were recorded despite the strohs
northeast wind. which was blowing oNet
the range, and made the shooting most
Members and friends were out I'm Gooo
force the drawing card being CLUB snoot
Tor the individual championship. the nrst
held this season. Frank Snernan maa :,
TO William IL Shelton, The winner scorlng
u out of 25 birds in the face OF suohs
wind a very good record.
prize shoot was held and some gooo
scores recorded.
The club will not hold its usual Deco
ration Day shoot as many of the mem
hers go TO Newport TO take part in the
Aouidneck Gun club shoot.
Following were the scores In the cham
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
YALE'S STAY PITCH r

Morgan II. Bowman. Jr.. the Yale
Freshman athlete. will have the disIinc-
tion Of being the only Yale man In years
who has won three Y's In his Freshman
year.
Bowman is bulwark OF strength on
thc Yale baseball team, much the saine
as Lynch is on the Brown nine. with
Bowman in the game Saturday Provi-
dencc fans would have witnessed a Sitch-
ers dual and close score.
Instead of coming to Providence he
entered the dual games AMI Son his Sec
oud Y as a point winner of the Yale trat X
IAN lie Is the best pitch r or the YALE
base bal nine and he II booked u Titch
IN the big games OF next month. TINS
will vtn him the third Y. T1ere 40 only
five possible vs. offered In tho urivsr-
sitv. and Bowman will haze won three
during his Freshman yea-.
Bowman came 20 the SlsTielJ Scler-
uhc School last fail from UEiontown. Pa,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
BROOKLYN HAN NOICAP

The star racing event OF next week
VIII be the $4,000 Brooklyn handicap at
mile and quarter 10 be run Thurs
day on the Gravesend track
Not I'm recent years has so much inter
est been manifested I'm this big race.
which will probably attract a large field
and will provide unlimited speculation
for the public. From present indica tions
r. II. Thomas Hermis. the topweight.
will not go To the post, as his new owner
is anxious TO win the Suburban. with
him. But I'm proba bility the popular
Iron horse" Advance Guard. with l25
pounds Will be a starter. Frank Far
rells Blues, in spite OF hA defeat by
surmise at Morris park on Friday, will
sport silk. The Sir Dixon horse ~ asked
10 carry 123 pounds and Trainer Weir
still has confidence I'm his ability to run
winning race under favorable cond.-
tions. l.. v. Bells Col. Bill has not be-
gun TO show his old form as yet. but he
will probably go TO the post. together
with his stable companion. Francesca,
and w C. Whitney has two candidates,
Gunfire, the winner OF the Metropolitan
handicap, and the 4-year-old colt Colds
NTH. who IL said 20 have developed into
a sterling racing horse. In all probab-
ility Gunfire and Goldsmith will be the
favorites In the betting. The former is
in nicely with III pounds, while the lat
ters impost is ll6.
F. X. Thomas may also start two
horses, the 4-year-old Pentecost, who ran
second to Meltonian on Friday, and the
s-year-old Yardarm. who has shown
high-class quality so far this year. Ar
ticulate is another problem. His poor
race on Thursday, when both Dom Paul
and Zoroaster beat him easily, has peen
thrown out OF the calculations by many
students of form because OF the poor
ride he received from Larson. He is In
the Brooklyn with ia pounds which he
can easily carry.
Hunter. Raine. Africander. Maekey'
Dwyer. Rightful. Injunction, all carry
ing feathers. are all worthy of considera-
ton. Then Herbert. Bonnibert, Heno'
Igniter, Olympian. New York, Dom Paul
Riogodon. Merry Acrobat and Flo Car
line are among the eligibles which aito-
gether make up an interesting array oil
talent
The Morris park meeting. which closes
on Wednesday is a record breaker IN
point of attendance. More money mas
been taken in by the Westchester RACING
association than at any previous spring
meet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
INTERCOLLEGIATE TENNIS

The annual dual tennis match between
Harvard and Yale began on Jarvis field
Saturday. The singles only were played
and resulted as follows: Condict. Yale.
heat Bishop. Harvard. 6-s. 60: Warland.
Harvard. beat Sargent. Yale SO. So;
Bagden. Harvard beat Sturgiss Yale.
60. 6-I: Cole. Yale, beat Prentiss Har-
ward. 3-S. 6-3. s-3 Leonard. Harvard. beat
Plummer. Yale. rs. ca.
Tufts College defeated Amherst in their
first dual tennis tournament. which was
completed on the College Hill courts Sat
urday az Medford. Mass, by the score
OF s TO e. In all 10 matches were played.
Ave by Amherst. where Amherst won 3
to 2. and fve at College Hill where Tufts
won TO I.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
BRISTOL MAIN

A cock-fght was pulled off yesterday
morning i'm pit on the Mnton farm near
Mount Hope with goodly number OF To-
cal sports In attendance.
The main consisted OF but one fight
which proved a hummer the birds being
well matched and putting up a game fight
in every sense OF the word. The birds
were the property OF local sport and a
Bristol man. the latter's bird putting the
Providence bird out OF the game I'm half
an hours ighting
Local sports were tipped off about the
fight Saturday and quite a few bets were
placed on the main. There was an ele-
ment of risk which added considerable
spice 10 the event as IL was pulled of on
landed property owned by the town OF
Bristol
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25

GAMES TODAY
Boston at Chicago.
New York at St Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland
PITTsBURG ;. NEWARK /.
The Newarks outbatted and outfielded
the visiting Pittsburgs in an exhibition
game yesterday. but Schumann's wild
ness enabled the Pirates TO win. Score
Innings ...l 3 3 5 C 50
Pittsburg ....0 0 0 o %
Newark, ......0 0 0 0 0 OIL
Hits-Pittsburg 6. Newark l. Errors
Pittsburg 3. Newark q Ia Batteries-Schu-
mann and Spierman. Veil and Smith.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
NATIONALS.

Runs-tireven. McCann 2. Hartman.
Becker s. Doolin .. Walden--l0 Brady.
Smith 2. Sandland. Brecette-5. Two-base
hits-Hartman. Brady. Stolen bases
Becker. Doolin. Mccain. Dempster.
Brady. Double plays-Becker 10 Tilton.
Tufts 70 Sandland First base on balls
of Brady T. Hit by pitched ball-Casey.
Struck out-By Glennon o. by Br-yy 2.
Wild pitch-Brady. Passed balls-Casey.
McCabe. Time-lh. ISM. Umpire--Batch-
elder
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25

Tuesday. May 26-Msnual plays Hope
al Hope street grounds. East Providence
plays Classical at Adelaide Park. Eng
lish plays Woonsocket at woonsocko.
Thursday May 2s-Englsh plays MIuual
al Merino. Friday. May 29--Hope PLAYS
Classical a Adelaide Park
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25

and made the Varsity football squad
before he had been In New Haven a
month. Early In the fall ne Injured his
ankle. but he played full back I'm the
Princeton game. and in the frat half OF
the Harvard game This entitled him
10 his first.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
NEW YORK 4. ST. LOUIS 1.

New York took yesterdays game at ST
Louis. to |, by superior playing. Tame
hill and Powell were the respective twirl-
ers. Tannehil's delivery was so decep-
tive that the hits the Browns got were
30 altered that scores were impossible
Mcfarland made a home run. Attend
ance 5000. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
INDEPENDENTS 10. NATIONALS 5.

The Independents of North Attleboro
defeated the Nationals on the Columbia
grounds Saturday afternoon 10 to ;. Tho
work of the ratchers on both teams was
Of high oroer. Glennon and Brady the
pitchers, were both able TO keep up the
interest. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
AMATEUR BILL.

The River Point team defeated the
Milfords at Rocky Point yesterday TO !
in a fast fielding game. IL was rather
chilly for baseball. but 600 fans from Mil
ford and the Pawtuxet valley We're on
hand and applauded vigorously every
brilliant play. Fords heldng was par
ticularly fast. and Mulholland distJt,
guished himself also. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
MILFORD.

Kuns-Cahill ?. Huntington. Morrison
Mulhoiland 2-s; Philips, Sullivan. Sim
mons. Dornelly--i. Two base hits-SuIli-
van, Feeney. Cahill. Stolen hases-Riv-
or Point 5. Milford ]. First base on halls
of Jordan 3; off Mahar g Struck out
BY Jordan &: by Mahar 3. Time-1h s0m
mpire-CieslowN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
DETROIT 8. wAsHINGToN 4.

Detroit and Washington transferred n
game to Grand Rapids yesterday and the
the Michigan club won by score OF TO
In an erratic but always close game.
Deering and Townsend were unsteady and
were hit hard. Mullen went in I'm the sixth
and stopped Washington from scoring.
Attendance 1000. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
NATIONAL LeAGU;.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
ST. Louis at New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25

Although it is too early in the make prognosa
ons chances be freely said that New Yos
brighter The
better ball the
has caused wonderful New
York public
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
AM ERlcAN LEAGUE.

Chicago received shutout ar~ home
yesterday. Boston winning. to o. Young
was at his best. holding the locals down
to four scattered singles and shutting
them out. Boston found Flaherty easy
and won the game in the first two in
nings Attendance 1900. Score:
Innings ....l . I 5 6 q
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
EASTERN LEAGUE
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Newark at Buffalo.
Jersey City at Toronto.
Worcester at Rochester.
Providence at Baltimore.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
Um. ". Hsriek.

Real Estate. Mortgages and Insurance
eANicAN BUILDING.
10 weybcsses Street Provldenee, n. D.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-28
HENRY DAVIS PARDoNED
Jefferson County Negro Released
 by Governor.

Henry Davis, a negro of Jefferson Coun- ty, was pardoned by Governor Jelks yes- terday.
 derson- Boyd Lumber Compaiy was con- victed of assault to ravish and was sent enced to two years Imprisonment. He was convicted November 30 1902. in tho Criminal Court of Jefferson County.
 In granting the pardon Governor Jeiks said:
 'The trial Judge and Solicitor both ex- press grave doubt of this mans guilt, and recommend pardon, which is or- dered."
 The Governor yesterday remitted a fine in the case of Adam Howard a negro who was convicted of a misdemeanor Tn Chambers County and died before the fine was paid. The remission was to re- iieve his sureties, J. H. Crowder and A. G. Danforth.