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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-03

Nat c.. Goodwin has just closed a con-
tract for new play he viii present
next season, which was written by J. N.
Morris author Of THE usurper' which
Mr. GooG'Sln is now presenting.
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LeanderRiCh drdSOn'S Letter

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-03

England 10 something Of an invader
herself 80 II cannot Justly complain
when 1t Is treated the same way. A
German company is getting ready for q
season In London 4 Spanish, Russian
and even Persian set Of players may
likewise follow
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THOMAS HAS CONFIDENCE.
Backs His Horse for $4,000 in Brook
dale Handicap and Wins.

Backs His Horse for $4,000 in Brook.
dale Handicap and Wins.
New York, June 14.-Hermis easily
won the Brookdale handicap, one mil;
| and furlong, at Gravesend today. Her
miss race today was a public trial fol
the Suburban, and the Thomas horse
was in great form. covering the dis.
lance in 1852 AS, which is within four
ffths of a second of the track record
Hermis made all the running and woI
by two lengths from Dainty. African
der was third. e. r. Thomas bet $780,
600 on Hermis.
First race handicap; about six fur
longs-Reliable. 1913, q. Boland). 10 tc
10, won; st. Valentine, 1902, (Redfern)
to /, second; Pulsus lie, (Hicks). {
to l. third. Time. 1:1O 2-5. Lux Casta
Damon, Salvador Grenade and King
Pepper ran.
Second race, selling: mile and six
teenth-Dekaber. 102. MARTINI, to s
won; Seymour. 80. (Crimmins). TO l.
l. third. Time, 1:4s. Cottage Maid
Baikal, Lady Potentate Nine Spot
Naughty Lady. Sabot, Gold Van and
Third race, five Observation-Disclosures
liz, (O'NeiiJ. to s. second: Don Royal
io7; (Higgins), 100 to /; third. Tina,
1;o1 70. Camera Mirthless. Golden
Hot Shot and Pasadena ran.
Fourth race, the Brookdale handicap;
mile and furlong-Hermis. 1875. (Red-
fernl, II to 20, won; Dainty: 10. Grim
(Bullman). to l. third. Time,
SO AS. Eugenia Burch and Brooklyn
lite ran.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
Dick Bernard, SO. (Gordon), Is to 5,
second: Possession. 1O4. (Martin), 6 to
!, third. Time. 1:47 2-5. Buckley A.,
Cataline., The .southerner, Silver Days.
Champlain, SAILS and Ascete ran.
Sixth race. Ave and one-i.alf fur
to 2. won;' Diamond Flush i0s'
}Shawl to /; second; Jerry c.. ia,
1904 As. Anthony. Migraine. Prince
Joseph. Knight of Weston. Linda Lee,
Idle Hour, Observer. Flying Redskin,
Sailor Boy. st. Ann. Maxey Moor, Fly
ing Schwab and Golden Green ran.
Entries for Today.
First race, selling, six furiongs-'The
NMusketeer, Or. Saylor. Iredeus, Sam
G S5a IA: Counterpoise, Ill; Osgood
sideration. Eagle, Rob Roy 1903; Miss
ing Link. Castaline, Oommonetta, Julia
NJ 1O1: Florizel, Tide. Toupee, Emer-
Second race, handicap mile and sly
teenth-Duke of Kendall, 125: Cold
Money, 1922; Damon, 121; River Pirate,
/ LIZ S CoII00nsay' ia; stalwart. 112 De-
frrlongs-Voladay, 1913; Giipin. IS5:
ASglle. III Salt and Pepper lii: Red
ITO. eSiie'
Fourth race. the Myrtle selling. mile
ana ana seventy yards-Sheriff Bell los:
log; Dainty. Sweet Alice stoiI.
en- : N moments. John F.. 1O1: Unmasked.
I LOO Bolina, So; Toisan. 90; Tim Payne
Bbff %ination ao Flammula' 81; Reveiiie
Fifth race, selling, five furlones-
Bonnie Agnes, los; Crusher Nor
Amour, 107; Sandy Andy. los: LACY Nh
Keen. Red REWARD. 1902: GRAY Lad
T Cen G,s 700; Ben Lala, 80; Danseuse
Rocamore, "a; Annie Russell Cheriin
Sachem. 90. Ot9i up
Sixth race maidens, mile and seventy
Right. Flexion. Out of Reach Ii9. sjPp
Shep, Grantsdale, Tom Lawson. Ian
a. ke. Col Rorsr 1o9: Bistro Mutiny.
t,n1g Heels Charmel' Chattahelster
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IIows that for ginger?
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DR.. BUCHANAN,
The Specialist.
treats without the Knife, Without
Pain or Loss Of Time from
Business.

Diseases Of women--nervous, kidney, blad-
Ter. skin, rectal and chronic diseases Re-
member. in diseases OF the womb and
pvaries structure, piles fistulae and vari.
soeeies I don't cut. give pain or stop You
Brom work My treatment Of gonorrhoea
tures acute and chronic cases and does NOT
Stricture. My treatment OF the diseases of
men Is secocd TO none in America hay.
Feated these troubles Tor ~ yearM 1 have
y my office all OF the modern and improved
nschanlcal ana electrical appliances, every
Thing from the X-ray. violet ray and vanor
outfits down TO the smallest batteries NV
reatments are soothing and beneficial
There Is no exposure. 1 have in constant al.
tendance al my office an assistant physl.
iian ana nurse. Our massage treatment IL
III that can be desired. Write or car
office second and third floors, 1874 psxtsr
Ave, Montgomery, Ala.
Aours to 5. Sunday hours Q to IL and
! to a.
cure cancer with the x-ray. ! rub and
live the baths in syphiliA.
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lima, South Carolina, Georgia. Florida,
Alabama. and Tennessee. The pro-
gram for the first day included ten
events of 200 tagets each.
The entire program was shot through
without any delay. High scores for
amateurs were made as follows:
First, A M. Hatcher, of Bristol. 1911;
second. e. L. Marbury 1856; third, Nc
Cullough. 144.
Highest scores for experts were:
Walter HUFF, of Macon, 1914; H. Honey,
1872; ]. NJ. Hightower, 1874.
The shoot will continue three more
days. Tomorrow there will be two
events at tagets- On Thursday and
Friday there will be live pigeon shoot
ing This is the largest and most
successful tournament held in the
South this year.
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Mike is stn gasping for breath.
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ICE WATER AT THE WIRE
WINS THE FEATURE AT THE ST.
LOUIS FAIR GROUNDS.
Big Ben and Autumn Leaves n Few
Inches Behind-The FavOrite Got
There at the Last jump.

st. Louis, June 14-Ice Water. IA
vorite. Big Ben, third choice, and Au-
tumn Leaves, outsider, finished noses
the Fair Associations card. Big. Ben
led 70 within ten feet of the finish,
where Ice Water got up just in time
to beat him in the last jump.
lpurse-Infiammable. 104 (Cocolo), Is to
l. won: Gown, liz tShickeD, to l,
sec ond; John Randolnh. ios !crawfordl
prusmeyer, The Druggist, Amuskoday,
Given c.. st. Malo. DR.. Nash, Loyal
Street and Col. Simpson ran.
Braden. 1o7 (Austin). is to 5, won; Mil
ton Young, lilo, (Clayton), to l won:
second; Miss Powell, 1o4 (Neely), is to
1 18th, third d., Time. Lit; Isl. II Mrs. Jack
Third race, one mile. purse-Forc-
hand, los (Austinl. IL to s. won; King
Ellsworth. los (Watsonp. to l. Sec
to l, third Time. 1:42 "a. Athena,
W. P. Palmer, Pathmaster. Mohaye ran.
Fourth race. six furlongs. handicap
Big Benz Mai iss pae} to second w %n
tumn Leaves, 81 Gindsay), to 1, third
Time. 1:14. Floral Wreath, Two Lick
and Matte H. ran.
won; Carnia, 105 (StovalD, Is to l, Sec
oerd; Kingstelle; 80 tPerkinsl. 4 to
L Z
ton; Charlie Granger. Tribes, Eleven
Bells. Lady Matchless, Commissioner
Forster, Nath Woodcock. and Lingo
ran.
Sixth race. mile and an eighth, SELL
ing-Sambo, 116 (Crawford), even, won:
Easter Walters, rs (James Henessy).
70 to l. second; salivate, SO (Perkins),
Edgardo. Mayor Graham and Nettie Re-
Entries for Today.
First race. six furlongs; selling
Ousca. Ophelia Martin, Lila Noel. 81;
Benton, Dick Ripley, 90; Anyway, Gay
$50. 100; Dale, Phiora, Happy Hooligan.
Bob Curt, Sweet Note. 104; Ascot, los:
Dan McCue. 1917: Millbrook, 1917.
Second race, four and one-half fur
IoLgs-Au Revoir, Fall Monet, Pre- o :
STA. Triumph. Tros. Pique, Earla Lee.
Third race, fve furlongs; selling
Major Carpenter, Fire Bane, SO: Bird
Pond, Sadie Burch, Quaker Girl, 100;
Regina D., Minnie Johnson, 1902: King
Fox II, 1O4; Yellmantown, 105: Tom
Kiley. Muscovoir, 1O7; Sanctum, los;
Cloverton. 10; Allegrette. 95.
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth; han
dlcap-Never Such 81; Estrada Palma,
106; Jordan, Tabytosa, 107.
Fifth race. five fuflongs; selling
Franco, The Doctress, A Lady Fair, So;
Garrett Wilson, 80; Princess Orna, Cap
tain Neroth, 100: Weberfields, Joe KEEL
ly, Cesarius, 1903; Platoon, 105.
selling.Dolina, 81: Our Lille. %;
ven, 90; Murmur, Noweta. So; Scalper,
1913; Sting, 104; Hand Spinner, 105:
Dawson, LOG: Bessie Mccarthy, los.
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fession. He will examine you, tell you
your disease and advise you what form
OF treatment will cure you most quick
iy and permanently and for all this he
Will not charge you anything. II his
arguments seem convincing, IL his
treatment apears to be curative. then
you are justified in placing your case in
his hands. otherwise, you are not
Obliged to do SO. This plan is the one
adopted by DR., J. Newton Hathaway
free examination, consultation and de-
tailed advice as to treatment. He tells
you everything in advance, and this
will certainly impress you as fair and
honorable. DR.. Hathaway treats sue
cessfully all organic chronic diseases
Of both sexes, as well as the ps'ivate
diseases of both sexes. He would like
to have you avail yourself of his lib
eral plan. Call on him, or II you oan-
not call, write him. He will be glad
to correspond with you and send Won
booklet free on the subject. of your
disease. You have simply to ask it to
get II.
J. NEWTON HATHAWAY, M, n
~ Inman Bldg, 22h s. Broad ST.
Atlanta. Ga.
ca wed fri mon
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1t is doubtful IL the local fans ever
saw as fast fielding in their lives as
was done by the Pretzeis yesterday, and
1t is possible that faster fielding game
was never before played anywhere
than by the locals
Every man of them was in the game
from the start and on the jump every
second of the time from the first In
ming until the game was called, at the
end of the eighth.
A wire charged. with several thou
sand volts of electricity seemed to be
sp1iced around the belts of the in and
outfield and Mike Firms Arkansas
Travellers never had as much show for
even look In as a rat in a bucket of
boiling water.
The record of the Southern League
was broken. the Pretzels making FIVE
lightning double plays. The infield
was all over the diamond, and IL one
couldn't reach a ball some one else was
dead sure to be there and make the
play.
Roy Hale probably never in his
career pitched as fine a game as yes
terday's and while FIVE hits are given
Little Rock in the official score only
one of them. Granville's drive to left
in the fourth inning, was clean hit,
scratches. Hale only gave three bases
on balls. but invariably a lightning
double would follow the gift
Besides putting up a fielding game
fairly bristling with brilliancy the HIT
ting of the Pretzels was terrific They
hit McPartlan just at any old time
that suited their fancy and the fierce
bombardment kept up until the poor
FINITE twirler was groggy.
lansing, Stickney and Busch worked
overtime with the stick, each getting
three hits out of four times up Stick
ney getting a two-bagger and Busch
a three-bagger which narrowly missed
being home run.
The Travellers played a hard game.
but the lightning work of the Pretzels
seemed to fairly daze them and at no
time during the game did they have the
slightest chance to score.
Wordsworth started the game with a
whirl by smashing out a cleaS two
Dagger and with two out Stickney
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DetrOit's Finish.

Detroit. June 14.-With the game ap-
praently gone the Detroit's INDUCED
in ninth inning batting rally. three
hits tieing the score. Detroit failed to
score on three hits In the eleventh and
again with three on bases in the four
teenth. The game was called by the
umpire on account of darkness At
tendance, 1900. Score: RHE
WasR'tn 800 400 400 600 0 600 SSS-s - 3
Observation-Disclosures, Kilroy and Bue-
low; Jacobson, Townsend and Dill.
Time, 3:15.
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matter with their
patient-what dis
ease he or she has
and consequently
1t is Impossible for
him to prescribe the
right treatment,
That is why so
many doctor and
doctor. spend mon
ey upon money, and
get no results IN
the way OF a cure.
The blame rests to
some extent on the
patient, who should
have consulted an
old and experienced
doctor at the very
outset OF the dis
ease. Nothing can
be gained by delay,
nothing can be
gained by going to
men of doubtful
skill Consult the
-
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The South Montgomery team cinched
their lead in the Boys League race yes
terday by defeating the independents.
Z to 5. South Montgomery was badly
crippled. but Taylor was in good form
and held his opponents down.
The VIII Nots failed to show up for
their game with the Y. NJ. c. A., the
game going by default to the Associa-
ton team. The Will Nots had the
starch all taken out in their game with
the Independents, and will probably
yield their place in the League to an
other team.
The standing is now as follows:
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Resulted In Acauittnl.

Macon, Ga. June 1.-THE case OF the
United States VS.. Thomas W. Gilmore,
James Alexander. ]. H. Fletcher, Otto
Clements and John Tellner, citizens of
Monroe County, charged in the indict-
ment with entering into conspiracy
to drive Lucius Brownloe. a negro.
from Monroe County to prevent him
from testifying against Gilmore in an
Illicit distillipg case, was concluded
today and resulted in an acquittaL
The trial occupied the court for two
days.
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At misunderstanding and AnnIs-
ton.
At Sheffield-Decatur and SheffieId,
At Columbla--Bessemer and Column
bia.
+ At Sheffield-Decatur and Shefield.
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Diamonds" says jewel expert.
look best when they are in a setting
while pearls gain immensely in effect
from being worn actually upon the
SKIN. But 1t is an indisputable fact
Quoises."
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Receivers Sale of Bankrupt Stock.

Under an order of the Court of Bank
ruptcy at Montgomery. Ala, l will sell al
o'clock. noon. June 2Srd to the highest bid
der for cash. the stock of general merchan-
disc OF the late j. w. Rollins
A. Z. PACE,
Receiver.
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Brooklyn. June 14.-Although the
visiting Cincinnati team was outbatted
in todays game, Brooklyn was beaten
None of the winning teams runs was
earned while the locals earned three of
their four. Attendance $500.
Cincinnati. .. ..UUO UUU 50z-5 b y
Brooklyn -. 1000 0OO02U2-4 8
Batteries-Kellum and PETIT; Poole
and Ritter. Time, $40.
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New York June 1.-THE locals work
ed their way UP to first place in the
pennant race today by defeating ST.
Louis. Taylor had the better of
Nichols the fielding support given the
visiting pitcher was rather slow At
tendance 1000.
St Louis -. 1000 900 0o1-l 4 2
New York :. :. 200 10 it, 10 0
Observation-Disclosures and Zarfoss; Tay-
1or and Bowerman. Time, 1880.
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The National League race $

The National League race seems to
be a case of now you see 1t and now
you don't" New York and Chicago are
tied now, but New York has two more
games with st. Louis and they should
win the game that Mcfarland pitches
anyway. Fred Clark's Pittsburg
bunch is a conner. jumping to fourth
place yesterday by their victory in
Philadelphia.
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EzszyRsusruuz1ossss5uac szsszsoeur5UcsSX
SPECIAL M
- NOTICES..
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. William q
hanbo and family respectfully invit-
ed 20 attend the funeral of the former
from the Clayton Street Baptist Church
this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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Couldn't HIT FIahertx.

Philadelphia. June 14.--lnabtIty to
hit Flaherty to any extent resulted in
a shut out for the locals by Pittsburg
today. Four singles, base on balls
and a batsman hit gave the visitors
four runs In the NTH inning. At
tendance 1850.
Pittsburg :. -. 900 04o OILS ~ o
Philadelphia -. 900 900 U00--O 0
enthusiastically and Smith;
Mitchell and Doom. Time, las,
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Augusta is still winning and yester-
day hit Ogle like a thousand of bricks
Another shakeup of the team might
put them up in the South Atlantic race.
II they could strap that Macon team to
one of the stands
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Wonder II Mike will report to Judge
Kavanaugh that the Pretzels had cleo
trio saddles yesterday?
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Shoutouts seemed to be popular yes-
terday. Montgomery shut out Little
Rock, Nashville shutout Shreveport and
Pittsburg shutout Philadelphia
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Games Yesterday.

At New York-St. Louis, 7; New
York, 6.
AT Boston-Chicago, 2: Boston. 6.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, s.; Phila-
delphia. 0.
At Brooklyn-Cincinnati 5; Brook
Ign, 4.
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1t is now accounted a disgrace for
any Japanese of any class to retain any
articles of gold. All have been sent
to the Treasury to be converted into
coin for the Emperor.
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Ginmen Yenterdax.

At Chicago-Bostorl and Chicago.
Louis.
AT Detroit-Philadelph and Detroit.
At Cleveland-Washing and Cleve-
land
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Final Settlement.

State OF Alabama, Montgomery County.
Probate Court, June 14th, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that Ladye Wright
ADMINISTRATIVE of the estate of John
Wright, deceased has filed her account
vouchers and statement for a final settle
ment of her administration of said estate.
pnd that the 7th day of July. 1904 has
been appointed for said settlement
j. B. CASTOR
wed-3t Judge Of Probate
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Roy Hale got revenge in great shape
yesterday for that shoutout Guese
gave the Pretzels Saturday. Seven to
sounds more So than to 0.
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League Standing.


AT MISUNDERSTANDING, 9; Chat
tanooga, 3.
At Sheffield-Sheffield, 8 Decatur. 13.
AZ Anniston-Anniston, 3; Knox
vile, s.
At columbia-Columbia, 10; Besse-
mer, /.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Only Two Games Played Yesterday, De-
trOit and Washington In Tie.
LRaEua KfnudRu~


WdUhtH TUUWys
At Cleveland-Philadelp hia, 4; Cleve-
land, 0.
At Observation-Disclosures 8; Detroit,
5. (Fifteen innings).
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Boston's Fast Finish.

Boston, June 14.-Pittinger pitched
effectively for Boston today and the
home team defeated Chicago. The
game was close until the eighth when
Boston -. :. -. 200 O2O O4"-6 o 8
Chicago. :. :. 900 900 000-2.. 6 4
Observation-Disclosures and Needham
Corido nand King.
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Frank Delehanty played a grand
game. Ten chances accepted per-
fectiy.
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The fact of Gilbert playing very deep
cut Kid Busch out of home run in the
sixth inning. The ball went nearly to
the center fence and ordinarily would
have been a clean home run.
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Bobby Gilks and his Pirates today.
Four straights would look pretty good.
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1t looked like Alb PoweIps crowd
were trying to to put Swain out of
business yesterday. And the Egyp-
tians only got three hits off Hardy.
what's the matter Lew?
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Important business meeting of First Bap-
tfst Church tonight at s o'clock to consider
the report of the Committee on the new
building.
An the members are urged to be present
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Knoxville seems determined to hold
the lead in the Alabama-Tennessee
League.
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CRACK SHOTS AT WARM SPRINGS
Southern Interstate Shooting To,rn.-
ment Is Pulled or

Columbus, Ga, June 1.-THE South
ern Interstate Shooting tournament
opened at Warm Springs TODAY wifi
more than fifty crack shooters in az.
tendance There were present renre-
sentattves from Virginia North caro-.
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Those double plays and the all round
cyclonic fielding and hitting of the
Pretzels simply put McPartlan and the
outfit back of him in a deplorable con-
dition. 49,
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Wonder IL Oscar STREET. wasn't dis
gusted with the support given him bv
the Ballyhoos yesterday? Only 81
points behind Birmingham now. Play
ball We Pretzels and get out of the cell
lar
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Nashville, June 14.-Nashville simpIv
outclassed Shreveport today and won
with ease. Frye was hit at will while
even better form today. NashvilIe's
fielding was brilliant. Attendance. q
zoU. R.H.E.
Nashville =. 800. $50 OO4 O0s-9 Is i
Shreveport -. 80. 600 900 900 6
Batteries-Piatt and Fisher; FRYE
and Grafhus. Time. 1856 Umpire.
Wood.
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Office Furniture For Sale.

Office furniture of every description all
In good condition. Standing. flat ton. roI.
Ter top and typewriter desks tables. chaIra
vertical file cases letter presses, safe
typewriters. Burroughs adding machine, etc.
PLANTERS COMPRESS CO,
F. F. tombstone Agt..
It 4oh Commerce St.
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Wiley Plat seems to be doing the Joe
McGinnity act and trying to pitch every
day. He won his game yesterday. the
Fishermen pounding Frye until he was
black in the face and shutting the
tribe of Gilks out.
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Our old friend Swami is due in the
box for the Pirates today and 1t is to be
hoped that he will receive some of the
same medicine poor McPartlan had to
swallow yesterday.
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At New York-St. Louis and New
York.
At Boston-Chicago and Boston.
At Brooklyn-Cincinnati and Brook
Ign.
At MISUNDERSTANDING and Phil
adelphia.
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err, the most powerful port light in
England beams from Roker Pier, Sum
derland.
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At Montgomery-Shreve and
Montgomery.
At Nashville-Little Rock and Nash
Vile.
At Birmingham-Memph and Bir-
mingham.
lanta.
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Frank Wilson is due today, Carter
having pitched Friday.
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