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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25
9amenbereiH oes SaoIeite
Tnrnbereins.
6rau 9lnua 5reibers auf's Neus sur qrdlis
tentin pieber eripdblt.

Der 9amen=Yer 0es ShbIeite
SurnDereins belt 9tffsrn Nadmitta9
feline reselmdBise 8eriammIuno nb.
9ieIelbs mar iehr gut beiudt. Rad.
benz Die &Outine= @eiddfte erleOiet rpa=
rem, muroen nod Die leBten Yorberei=
tungen fur ben moreen AbenO fate
finOeEOen Masfenbaa Qetrofen. Die
Damen faBten ben geIdIuB, Elm fsines
Surfep=S ouper gu ierbiren.
Sn Der gerIammlung fano aud Die
8eamtenpabl fat. 9ieIelbe ergob
folgenoes Geiultat:
prdf.-Grau Nnna 6reibere.
Dice r6i.-Grau 9ue9ele.
prot.- Sscr.-6rau @ufao @eiffen=
BAD.
6inan5.S Seer .-6rau Curt Soil.
S6abmeiferin-6rau @nna Stop.
Srultees - Grau Mitidrih, 6rau
9Oebler, 6rau @itel.
6rau anna Greiberg, pelde auf's
gieue Sur prdfioentiu e,pdblt puroe,
bat bieIes gbrenamt iebt i6on felt eini-
gen Sabren nit srober pHi6ttreue Der=
iualtet. llnermiibli9 1T fe i'm Sn-
tereiIe 0es Yereius tbdtiQ QeueIen unb
ibre Wieoererwdbluns mar baber cine
iu~oblDeroisnts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25
NmS oentidea Yereiaen.

Jn phil. 3apf's @Iubs3immsr an
Der 9irginia 2lDs. belt geiternRa6mit=
tag Der 81 rsYerein feline Sab.
res-yeriammlung uno Beamtenipabl
ab. Rad grlsOigung elmer Qn3abl bon
weniger widti9en @eiddftsn murDsn
sunddlt ber3lide Spmpatbies8 eidlaKe
anIdbli9 oes 3ooes oes getrsuen !anos
idbrigen Mtitoiieoes uno Wices prdf-
osnisn JObn q. S6iltses gsfabt uno
Iein Nnoenfen iuurbe our1 grbeben
BON ben Sibsn geebd. Nm isIner Gttae
wuroe 9err Denrp @rOsuert our Mit-
glieof Daft ermdblt. gllsoann oelanas
ten Derf6Ieosne Nbdnosruneen Der Ser
ems Contribution our Debate uno Qn-
nabme. 0err 6D. 9aaIe, Der YorfBer
oes unterbaliungs.@ Omites, beridieie.
bab Die lebte Jeitlidtcit einen uebers
i9ub bon sl5,25 ersebsn bat, uno
wuroe benz Gomite Elm 9~antespotum
ge3olt. geidloIien wuroe, bas 81.
Stiftun9sief Ourd cine Abenounter-
baI.ung FIR Die Wit9lieoer uno oeren
5reunoe i'm blbiden .~Qloonoale
0eigbts" 3u fsiern. unb murben Die
Derren 9p. Yaaie, Aoolpb Yaur, peter
6rid, 9lu9. 0aug uno glua. 3amm
nit ben Worbereitungen betraut. Sin
anoeres Gomite muroe nit Der YeIdaf-
flung bon abBsiden fir Die Uersinsmits
9lieoer beauftragt.
9iegeamtenrabl %reIuliirte luie Iolgt:
prdi.-6reo y, Grohart. per Accl.
ipieoerermdblt.
Wicezprd .-@bas. Roeifers.
Seer SdaBm. -Nu9. 9amm, per
9ccl. wieoerermdblt.
An bic ~WerIammluns idloB fih cine
iebr gemiiiblide llnterba!tun9 bel fei-
mem 9und, ben Serr 3apf ferbirte.
uno berlebten Die Mitglieoer an feltli.
der 3afel uno Saaogeidi6ten uno Der
er3dblung anberer Abenteuer lauideno
einen iebr iioelen Na6mitiaa.
Der 9aru9ari Sdnserdor
bielt aeItern Nadmittaa cine iebr gut
beludte grtra-probe fur feline am NOD.
ten Sonntas su peranfialtfnoe Nbeno-
unterbaltung ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25

ausfitrung Oes @siebss n3tbi9e per-
IOnal (Ghemitsr, SnipsftOrsn, Glerts
uno iOnifige 9nlfstrcfte) 81. l~ensa9iren'
Gin Nbfdnitt oes @eisbss eutbdlt Die
Strafbeiimmunsen fir bic 9ano-
babuug berfdlfdter ODER fali6 etiquet=
iirter Nabrun9smittel ooer 9roguen,
Elm anoerer Nbidnitt autorilirt ben
4derbal-S etretdr, fit oas 9emiide
Bureau einen Qlrbeitsplan uno ipe3ifi.
i6e Regeln betreffs Der mad Dem neuen
@eieB 81 unterIu6encen Mrtiiel 3u entr
wsrIen. @eiebssoerlebuugen iOlen pen
Dem Ostrefsnoen 8unOes= Ditriitsan-
malt ange3eigt yeroen, ueIAer Damn
%iOfOrt Die 6trafDerfol9ung gu beginner
bat.
Das bon Damn eingerei9te Nmenoe=
mfnt befiimmt, DaB Die yorLa9e, tpenn
tie @eieBeslraft erbdlt, bon ben gebor=
ben nidt 10 ausgele9t meroen ioa, Bah
lie unierm grportbanOel unnotbiger
Weiie 6inoerniiie b~ereitsn t0nnte. Den
erporieursn bon Wabrun9sfolfen miro
eur9 bas ENHANCEMENT bic M68Ii1ieit
in bic 0anO ge9sbsr peroen, ibre Nus.
fubrartiteI Den @eiebes=g e ltimmun9sn
isner Qdnoer ansupaRsn, FIR mel6e fe
berehnet Iino.
Cine 9an3 dbnlide gia 6epburn's
wuroe bereits in lebtsr Seifion, aber
obns oas Qmenoement Mnnn's anses
nommsn. Wan 9laubt. baB lie in Oie=
fer amenoirten GOrm aud i'm Yunoes-
Isnat cine entipredenOe Mebrteit er-
balten Mir
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25
Giner 9eoe b.. berdbmtem Stnats.

Giner Neoe D.. beriibmtem StaatS'
Nnpalts Golt, Der bo.. ieinen politi.
Iden @e9nern be8idtis. wuroe, Den
oberfien @eridesbof bes Staates Drill
iOuri. Der betannilih bic BuolerurtbeiIs
umtIeb, anssariT;sn gu baben, sntneb-
men mir foleenoe GteIe:
sd babe tsinen @eridtsbOf aud
nur nit einem gDorte t~ritifirt uno
wsnii id Oieie Graat Dem yolte bor-
Iege, 70 fOlge id ein3ig uno alein Dem
Dor Sabren anaenommenen Wotto
u~nieres Staates: D0as Wobl oes YOl-
tes TOl oas bottle @eIeb iein." Dieie
Aufdrift trd9t oas grObe Gie9el uns
ieres Staaies. 9at man jemals be-
baupten aebort. oaB oieIe Worte bon
einsm Mnardilfen als ein AnQrift ges
gen einen @eridtsbOf oarauf eeisbt
morben ieien2 Was miiiben Die Biirs
ger bon Mihouri ben einem Wanne
oenten, Der Dor elmer 3ub0rsri6aft
ausrufen mlroe. es leien III bieIe
8uOler bon Special Suries" iiber-
fiibrt mOrben2 Sbre 9bsilnabme fir
bic guolsr lit wirtliA riibtenb, um
es gelinoe aus5uoriden: oSpecial-
Suriss" belieben u~nieren @eieben nad
aus 0suten bon mebr als DurdTdniits-
Snteaieen3. Glinet ts niat befrem=
bend, ocB SemanO, Der Den Buolern
fern lfebt, oa9egen ginfpra9e; erbebt.
OaB iene yuOler bon 2euten bon mebr
als DurdIdnitts- 5ntenig,n8 prO5eilirt
moroen lino. Weld' cine 9ema9ogie!
geeld' Elm unfinn! SD babe AUDI in
oieisr Grage cine vSpscial-S urp" ein-
berufen, oenn oas Bolt bon MihOuri,
oaB oieie .Surp" biloet, befibt mebr
als Dur6Idnitts : Snteaigen8. Sene
9erren erbeben 3weifelsobne ginuanO
ge9en cine Surp bon inttligenten Wii=
fourteen. Man lam lid anl6wer
ooritsllen. wsl6' elmer ~Surp" lie ole
Gnti4sioung hber oisls. Grage iibers
lalien mb4ten.~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25
Sin memss. eleetrOthermiTd bsroe.

Sin memes, eleetrothermiIdl ber8e.
ieltes, bOdfeuerfefes uuo idursbeliGn-
oi9es prpoutt ioa oa3u oienen. Die
6euerbefdnbisteit BON Mauerluert ODER
@egenItdnoen. Die boben 9%emperaturen
ausgeIsbt meroen. beoeuteno 'su err
b0ben. Dieles Giamantin mirb i'm
electriIdsn 2idtbosen bel etua 5000
@rao @elfus erseugi. Gin aus oem=
ielben bergeiteater leberSug batliet Ool-
tommen feit uno idubt. neil fupenlOs.
oas Mauerpert gesen Die pprpdemi
iden ginwirtungen Der 6eaer9aie.
aubsrOem aud geaen Die i6IeitenOe
Wirtung oes RObmaterials. Do &c bel
ridtiaer Mnmenouna an benz Mauer=
merit feli anbadt unb beoeutero ,absr
III, als oas Materiai Der feuerfelien
Steine. Mud madt Der Diamantin-
llebersue bic iiber3Oaenen @eaenfdnoe
u~nemplinOlid aeaea Sempsraturwediel,
neil DE aerobnliden SHmel3tempera-
tliren leinen ginnlub auf bas 9iaman,
tin ausiibsn. 8as Diamantiri miro
nit bodIeuerfelter 9bOneree befmildt
uno Die Miiduns iOlanse nit @aHer
bsrounnt. bis lie iid Gut treideit ldBt.
9isie llsber3ise iahen iid bOrtbeiIbaft
LIBERAL anbrin9en. mo oas Wausrtpert
demiiden ober medaniiaen gsnwir-
lungsn ausgeieBt 1T, }. y. bel Oefen
nit gocs. uno 3oblenfeuerung. wie
@upolOien, 9roden0ferl, SiegslOIen,
@llbOfen, SdweiBOfen, puOofl0fen,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25

Der saru9ari Sdnserdor
belt gsitern Nadmittaa cine iebr gut
beiudte grtra-probe fur feline am NOD.
ten Sonntas su peraniiaItenbe Mbeno-
u~ntsrbaltung ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25
GosialiRifasr Mrbsiter= Gln6.
Cine persniiste MISUNDERSTANDING.

Der SOsialitiiae Nrbeiter=@lu bers
anitaItete seitern Mbeno in Der 6aru=
9ari Sale cine unterbaltune, tuelde
einen isbr semiitbliaen TerIauf nabm.
Ger So3ialiiiiide Sdngerbuno bate
Den seIan9li6en uno humoriitiiden
She'll bes Yroaramns iibernOmmer
unb fiibrte otnislbsn in brilanter @eiIe
bur1.
Der Sojialifii9e Mrbeiter : Club
wurbe bon ben beuti9en Mitelieoern
Der Sosialiiiiden 4rbeiter= Partei oe.
ariinoet gu benz 3wede, ben oeutf9en
I~naeb6risen Der SosiaIihiiden Mrbei-
terspartei i'm BsIonoeren uno Dem
fOrtidrittlid sefinnten Clement Der
biefi9en oeutI6en Nrbeiteri9aft i'm Nu=
semeinen Elm 0eim gu idafen. tpo fe
na@ gelieben Suiammen tommsn, Iia
aessnieitis iiber Die ibnen am n69Ften
Iiesenben Mrbsitsrfragsn ausIpre9en
uno 9esenieitig belebren tOnnen.
Das Glub-eocal befinOst fi9 i'm orit-
ten StOdwerf In SO. 314 Sib 9elas
mare Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25
Der NbsI. Morb.p s.

Der Mbsls MOrbsp roseb s.
GranfIin. Ser prO3eB oes
Guomitt libel. ipelder anaeilast III,
einen Nsfen Charles libel ermorost
gu haben. madt niir lcngiame Sort
Idritte. Gas Yerb0r Der YeIannngss
3eueen miro am WOntag fOrtselebt une
gu gnoe aefibrt weroen. Der Staatss
anmalt bat lid bis isbt, unb 3uar nit
grfols. bemibt. ben Wahueis su lie-
fern, baB abel's gsumuno elm Ietr
fdledter 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25

Weber'S gDtrtbI6aft,
go. S64 2Dcit Wortb ctr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-21

Mrs. Ad Tucker was very pleas
antly surprised BY the Gay Sere.
naders' last Saturdsy:night, the
occasion being her birthday. The
evening was pleasantly spent by
all. Some musical selections were
rendered. Refreshments were
served.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-21

Miss Robertson entertained her
class the seventh grade from the
north building at the residence of
Mrs. J. w. Light. Miss Lillian
Pierce very capably assisted in
entertaining. Games were played
and some musical numbers render
cd. Ice cream and cake were served
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-21
sTANDINe oF LIE cLuRs.
More improvements

Jno. A. Prall. general superin-
tendent of the Topeka & FL Reno
Telephone Co, was here today in
specting the improvements that
have recently been made In the To-
cal and long distance lines. He
reports further improvements are
being made in the local switch
board and another operator will be
put on.
The new metallic circuit between
Chickasha and Oklahoma City is
in perfect working order. The
new circuit gives six direct wires
to Oklahoma City. The copper
line from Chickasha 10 Anadarko
will be complete in a short time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-21
Society
THE MUSICALE

An appreciative audience was
present at the musicale at the
Methodist church Tuesday even
ing and everyone felt amply repaid
for going. Every number On the
program was a decided SUCCESS and
brought forth heaty encore.
The best musical and literary tall
ent in the city participated in the
musicale and the manner in which
the entertainment was carried out
is a matter of congratulation for
all.
The opening number was a very
bright piano duet by Mesdames
y c. Terrell and Z. c. Burton,
followed by piano solo by Mrs.
Staley, rendered in her usual char
ming manner, Miss Helen Harvey
sang a delightful solo and Mr.. R.F.
Scoffern, in his splendid bass voice,
sang "A Thousand Leagues under
the SCI"
Two most entertaining readin gs
we're given by Miss Frances Davis.
The quartet by Mesdames Nc
Clure and Fox and Misses Rem
ington and Ray was one of the
most appreciated numbers on the
program. In her vocal solo, Mrs.
Annie Dinsmore Mcclure fully
maintained the reputation which
her sweet and highly cultivated
voice has won for her. "a
A piano solo by Mrs. Kendall
Galloway and a piano duet by
Mesdames II. L. J Jarboe and II.
B. johnson, were greatly enjoyed.
The program closed with a quar-
tette, "Serenade" ably sung by
Messrs Mcneil, Hartzler, Scoffern
and Ray.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Reford Bond en-
tertained Thursday night in honor
Of their guest Miss Waddell Of
Sedaba Mo. An interesting pro
gressive game was played. The
dining room where punch was
served during the evening. was
tastefuIly decorated with flowers.
Brick ice-cream and cake were
served. Those present were;
Misses Spencer, Hampton, Clark,
Hamilton, Sarbach, Hope Hewett,
Ella Williams, Lester of San An
tonic, Brown Of Dallas; Messers
Gilkey, Carmichael, Boyd, Owsley
Bryan, A. and J. Sarback, Barefoot
Melton and Ad Melton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-21
Ssalpsd The Nets
Indians Redeem Themselves BY
Giving Oklahoma City a Hard
Drubbing Enid Defeats
The Senators.

Hazletts s Indians turned the ta-
bles ON the Nets yesterday and
with Wee Willie" Weller in the
box, pitching like a thoroughbred,
drubbed the locals TO the tune OF
IS to S, just little worse than the
visitors were whipped the previous
dry.
LoughmilIer and Betch, two
Chickasha players, failed to appear
at the park and Butch Andrews
appearance at 4; 80 made possible a
a game. But the visitors did not
have ten uniformed players on the
bench, as required by league rules,
and under protest the game will
likely be forfeited to Oklahoma
City.
Kicker, who twiried for the
home team, was in miserable form,
allowing twenty-one hits, four Of
which were two-base hits, and be-
ing guilty Of three costly wild
pitches.
The Oklahoma City team was
somewhat lislless and the Indians
played lively game from start to
finish. Weller twirled an excell-
ent game and was we'll supported.
The In,iia,,s had on their batting
clothes and the way they did
smack the sphere was frightful to
behold, especially when 50 per
cent Of the hits were impossible 70
field. If Betch goes INTO the box
tomorrow il is hard telling what
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-21

The children who took part in
the cantata Hearts of Cold at
the Methodist church last Sunday
evening were entertained at the
home of Mrs. R. F. Scoffern by
Misses Lizzie and Hattie Ray
Thursday afternoon. Games were
played and all had a good time.
Refreshments were served.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-21

Rev J. H. Bennett, the pastor,
breaches morning at the Baptist
church tomorrow. Morning sub
ject: Balm of Gilead," evening
paul before Felix.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-21

The Cay Serenaders' were en-
tertained by Mr.. Emmett Tucker
Wednesday night Music was
furnished by Misses Alpha and
Laura Powers and Mr.. Cecil Smith.
Finch was played.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-21
Judge DIckgison
Sworn In as One of the Judges 0
Southern District.

Judge ]. 7. Dickerson, of
Marion, Kan, the newly appoint
ed Judge for the Southern district
of Indian Territory, is now in the
territory and has been sworn in.
The places and dates of the new
court terms will soon be decided
and it is expected by these de
cisions that Pauls Valley will get
three court terms a year instead Of
two, and that the next term will
soon be held.
Judge Dickerson was born in
Ohio, in the early sixties, but
when quite young man he moved
to the West, where he won fame in
the practice Of law and in politics.
For some years he has been the
federal judge for the eighth ju-
dicial district of Kansas.
His trip TO the territory at pres
ent is for the purpose Of looking
over the work which will fall to
him, and he expresses himself as
highly pleased with the prospect,
the position to which he has just
been appointed coming to him un-
solicited.
In this connection there is quite
an interesting story, as il IS seldom
that an appointment Of so much
importance is given to any but
those who solicit it, and work hard
to obtain the honor. Judge Dick
erson, however, had never given a
thought 10 the judgeship of the
Southern district until twenty.four
hours before he received word that
the president had named him.
Judge Diokerson is recognized as
one of the most capable lawyers
and pleasing gentlemen in Kansas,
in fact his personality is so striking
ly pleasant that every acquaintance
soon becomes his friend; and it j:
in recognition Of this that the
president honored him as he did
-Pauls Valley Sentinel.
Christian Sciepce, ohiekasha
Ave, over Sarbach's Clothing
store. Subject; Ancient anc
Modern Necromancy; or Mesmer.
ism and Hypnqtisinn Sunday
School 10 a. m. Church service.
In, a m. Wednesday evening
| Testimonial Meeting ar oscl..ct-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-21

the visitors will do to the locals. =
Oklahoman.

Enid, Okla, May 2o.-Enid
took the second of the Guthrie
series this afternoon, winning a
strenuous game, the Senators put
ting ap the best article they had.
The visitors outbatted the locals,
but team work and splendid field
ing kept them from scoring. A
number Of errors at time when
they counted allowed scores TO be
made.
Anderson allowed eleven hits,
while Hofmeister, for the visitors,
held the locals down to eight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-21
To Advertisers

All copy for new adds or changes
in old ones must be handed in not
latter than $50 a. m. Otherwise
we cannot guarantee the appear
ance of the same Oh the day on
the day on which they are sent
n If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-21

NJ. B. Louthan, of chickasha,
who has beer the guest of his
brother F, J. Louthan, for the past
two days, returned home this
morning Hobart Pointer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-21

An informal dance was given by
the Rlks Tuesday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-12
WILKES BLOOD AGAIN;
 SHOWS ON GRAND CIRCUIT
FaruS, the Black Fred S. Wilkes Gedng, Wins 900 Dash Pace in 2: 9-Sweet Marie, the Constant Mckinney
 Mare, Wins $10,OOO Knickerbocker.

New York, Aug. 11.-After a few lays delay on account of rain, the Brand Circuit races were resumed at he Empire City track today.
 The big stake of the day was the k10,000 kniCkcrbocker for 2:l4 trotters. of the original entries only six came 10 the post, Sweet Marie. the favcr- Ite. after two exciting finishes won. In the PIP trot. a dash of one and an eighth miles. Stanley Dillon. the win per of the $1O.0O0 NJ. X NJ. stake at Detroit was the favorite. He won by 1alf length from Gold Burr. with Lady Gail Hamilton head behind.
 The 2:14 trot stake, Sl,0oo: mile heats. in 3:
 Sweet Marie b. m.. by Mckinney.
 dam by Carr's Mambrin" Aristo. b. g. (DeRyderl. ........ ; : John Me. b. E. (Geers) ........ 3 g
 Lady Patchie. Katherine A. and Mary Gage finished as named. Time, 2:1o 1-2: e;10.
 e:25 pace, purse, s2.OOO: mile heats |. in g.
 9oreas H. b. r. by Wiggins- roa5,. SueSta iTa CThomasl ,,n,,;:.;.'.. l Ch. z. (Curry) ....... 3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-12

Little Rock, Aug. 11.-(Special. )- The travellers and Senators broke even this afternoon in a double header. LAt- tie Rock put up miserable neiolns exhibition in the first, but settled down in the second and played the real ar
 Watt pitched good bail in the first, but the support given him was irient. second, and gave but three hits. A shower came up as Montgomery was going to bat in the sixth, and the game was called because of wet grounds for disputing a decision of the umpire. Wilson was knocked out of the box in the second game, and was succeeded by Hale. Pitcher Bracken rejoined the Travellers today.
 In the first game Montgomery scored in the first inning. Schwartz hit to
 Hickey. who booted and Schwartz went to third on Delehanty's double. scoring
 ter. They made three in the second
 inning. Clark hit past pitcher and stole. scoring on bad throw by Zin- ram, for which interference by Busch
 Busch walked and Brandt hit for three bases and Busch came in.
 Schwartz hit to Granville. who fum-
 bled and Brandt tallied. In the sixth
 to third on bad throw by zInram and scored on the throw in of Busch's fly to Householder. A base on balls. three errors and one hit gave the Sem ators two more in the seventh. Little Rocks lonesome tally was
 made in the ninth by Hickey. who led off with a two-bagger, and tallied on Gilberts single to center. In the second game. Montgomery made three in the second inning and looked a winner. but Little Rock made five in the same inning, and clinchCd the game.
 The locals made another in the sixth, when Dannehower singled. went to second on Evans's out, and scored on an error by Pabst
 In the fifth, MeCann doubled. Ander-
 son sacrificed. and Wright and Gran. vile singled, McCann and Wright SCOT ing.
 President Kavanaugh today notified
 Clark and Pabst to appear before him
 tomorrow for an investigation of their
 recent fisticuf at Memphis. No report
 was made by Umpire Mullane of the
 fight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-12
neWS in Brief.

WILLIE LOCKET. aSnegro. arrested at 5:45 o'clock yesterday morning on Lee Street by Patrolman J. l.. Jack son for carrying concealed pistol, was fined $100 and costs in the Re . corders Court yesterday afternoon by Recorder A. H. Arlington. THE Montgomery County Sunday School Convention will be held at Pine Level on the goth and 21st inst. All Sunday schools are urged to ap- point delegates. Conveyances will meet trains at Banner to convey deie T. gates to Pine Level.
 PETITIONS in voluntary bankruptcy were filed yesterday in the office ot the clerk of the United States Court by Allie Kyser. Charlie Merriwether and Willie Scrutchers. all of Mont , gomery. The assets and liabilities are nominal.
 A PERMIT was issued yesterday by City Engineer D. w. Ford to Glenn T. Fitzpatrick to remodel the inte- rior of the store at Dexter Avenue at q cost of $3,5o0.
 THE resignation of w. F. McGaugh as Tax Commissioner of Lowndes Coun ty has been received at the Capitol, but his successor has not been ap- pointed.
 CLYDE HENDRIX of Decatur and ]. D. Chichester of Birmingham, were appointed Notaries Public yesterday by Governor Cunningham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-12
Atlanta Tepp,. Tovrrnm.nt.

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 1.-The semi finals in singles in the Southern cham pionship tournament were not complet- ed today. The surprise of the day was the ease with which Nat Thornton de- feated S. c. Williams, both of Atlanta, had been picked for the finals and as the probable winner of the series. B. M. Grant and L. D. Scott, also local men, played two sets of their series In the semi finals, each winning a set. Their contest will be settled tomorrow morning and the winner will meet Thornton in the finals. In doubles Payne and Logan of New Orleans won their way to the finals by defeating Smith and Powell, 6-1. 6-1. They wifi meet the winners of the Cothran-Spen- cer. nt-Thornton match tomorrow morning and the winners in finals will meet in the afternoon Williams and Angler the present champions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-12

Bolass. Queen of Forkhurt and Si- mon Kenton finished as named. Time, 2:15 3-4; 2:14 IA.
 2:2l trot, purse. $500; mile and ar, eighth:
 Lovain. b, m.. by Lancelot- -Nerine
 tMcDonald) .:.... ........... 1 Aldone, b. g. (Thomas) ........... 2 Leta, br. m. (DeRyder) .......... 3
 Bonnie Lass, Jeannette, Confienza and Merry Joe finished as named. Time, 2:34 1-2.
 2:i2 trot. purse, s7OO; dash mile and eighth:
 Stanley Dillon, b. g., by Sidney Dn-
 lon-Athenian by Steinway Gold Burr, oh. m. (Essery) .......... 2 Lady Gall Hamilton. blk. m. (Hud-
 Black Thorn. Billie Foster, Boy and Annie Little finished as named Time. 2:30 12.
 Farius. blk. g., by Fred Wilkes-Al-
 maid by Almont (Dowser) ...... 1 Ben F. b, S. CDeRyder) .......... ? Olive Wood. br. g. Phillips) ....., 3 Sadie Baron. Brown Heels. Guy Ca ton, Dandy C., Miss Ophelia finished as named. Time. 2:09 1-2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-12
MCGOWAN BOUND OVER.
Accused of Heavy MIsppprOpriated
 POstOfIice Funds.

Augusta, Ga. August 11.-Bailey M. McGowen, foremr assistant postmaster of Ohoopee, Tattnall county, was giY- en d preliminary hearing this after noon on the charge of fraudulently misappropriating postofflce funds.
 McGowan was left in charge of the office during the absence of Postmaster Bowman and went on a spree. When the postmaster returned he refused to turn over the keys and 1t was found that part of the office funds were miss ing.
 McGowan was bound over for trial and will be sent to the authorities In Savannah.