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New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING,

The Giants beat Pittsburg at the Polo Grounds
yesterday by a score of to In
another sensational and thrilling ninth inning
f1.sh. Some twenty thousand persons were
crowded inside the grounds and the scene
all but beggars description when Browne
came to the rescue of his team with scream
ing home run to right field. which scored Bres-
nahan before HON and won the game
With a cheer and shout that could be heard
for blocks the big crowd, frenzied with
delight, swarmed down on the field to con-
graduate. In a somewhat rough way, the cham
pions 1t was sensational ending to a brilliant
game-a game that will long be remembered by
those who saw it. There were none out when
the winning run was scored.
Not alone was the crowd treated to as heavy
a hitting game as has been seen on the grounds
IN long time. but there were several brilliant
plays on both sides that were cheered to the
echo. Iron Man" McGinnity was put in the
box for the Giants, and pitched strong game
until the sixth inning. when the visitors found
him and, with the aid of Brownies tumble, were
able to get two men across the plate. The
Giants had what seemed to be such a good safe
lead at the time that there seemed to be no
reason for uneasiness
In the seventh inning, however, McGinnity
was hit for five runs, which gave Pittsburg the
lead, while the crowd moaned and groaned
Mathewson was sent in at the end of this inning
TO relieve McGinnity, and just in time to save
the game.
In this inning Clarke sent out q three base
hit with the bases full and scored on Ieachs
home run drive
In the ninth inning the champions went in to
win out. Bresnahan, the first man up got his
base on balls and then came Brownies timely
drive for four bases.
The game was marked by heavy hitting Dom
lin had home run to his credit made in the
third inning, and Browne had his eye on the
ball at all times. A pretty running catch by
dertes IN the fourth inning and Leact's fine
catch of Devlin's fast drive in the f1fth inning
We're other features Of the game. The score
follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
DAVIS CUP LAWN tennis
WARD And CLOTHIER YIN
Doherty Brothers Beaten in CIsUeI
Exhibition Match.

London. July 15.~-The lawn tennis rnateh..
played at the Queens Club to-day amounted >,
nothing more than exhibition games. al a.
Americans and Aust-alasians had already anal
flied for the finals for the Dwight P. Davis n
ternational lawn tennis trophy.
Both William j. Clothier and Holcombs Wa
won their matches against the Frenchma,
Germot and Decugis. without much sxsresor
and Norman z Brooks and A F. wHdins tss
Australasians easily accounted for c. -,
Wesley and R. Kinzl. the Austrian pair.
The match OF the day. however. was An -
hibition game, IN which Brookes and Waltz
Dunlop. the latter also OF the Australasian t.a-,
defeated r. z. and II. L. Dohsrty three ssts n
two. II was fine contest. and the Australs
SLAMS won on their merits Considerable mons,
changed hands on the result.
The Dohertys played their game from starr Z
finish but their opponents gave a brilliant ~
hibition OF lawn tennis. The result OF this
match cornplicates the outlook for the finals for
the Dwight F. Davis trophy, as il Is quite svf-
dent IL the Australasians maintain their form
Of to-day they will give the Americans troubi.
Thus far the Americans are slightly ahead a,
points, the score at present being:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
SUPERBAs SHUT OUT AGAIN.
ChicagOs Whitewash Brooklyns in First
Game of Series at Washington Park.

The Superbas suffered whitewash In the opening
game OF a series with Chicago at Washington
Park yesterday, losing by a score Of to O. The
homo men put up a poor exhibition. and were out
olassed from start to finish
Eason who pitched for Brooklyn. was taken out
Of the box after the third inning when the visitors
had obtained a safe lead. Jones' who took his
place. also hit hard.
The uveliest playing by the local men took place
in the sixth inning. when Lumley made a long run
and catch Of high fly by Casey up against the
left field fence A double play, in which Batch
Briggs. called forth loud applause. The score
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
NEWS OF THE DIAMOND.

Pat Dougherty. OF the Highlandsrs, met with a
more severe accident than at arst supposed in
thursdays game by running his hand against the
fence. One OF his finger nails had to be taken ON
YESTERDAY. and Il NAV be several days before he
will be able 20 play. ~
Sheckard the hard hitting left nelder OF the
Brooklyn team. after q months absence from the
diamond. owing TO an injury, back In his old
position yesterday.
Beaumont. the centre aelder OF the Pfttsburx
team. was unable to take part In yesterdays Rarns
on account OF an attack OF rheumatism.
John CAMEL who was expected to report 10 the
HiEhlanders yesterday. failed to so. It is said
that other business made II impossible for CAMEL
20 get away from Grand Rapids.
Charles Nichols. the pitcher lately released BY
st. Louis. VIII Join ths Philadelphia National team
tomorrow. -
The fact that Cleveland lost 20 the Highlanders
yesterday and Chicago defeated Washington put
Cleveland back into second place In the percentage
column and gave the lead 20 Chicago
Peitz fhs catcher Of the Pfttsburg nine, was put
out Of the Eems IN ths nftA innius OF yestsrday.s
Rauns fnr arAlns kAMit satA the nnD,xss dsasssL
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
WATER SPORTS AT TUXEDO.
Much Amusement Afforded by TiIting Con.
test Won by Kent and Mortimer.

Tuxedo Park, n. Y. July Is (SpeciaD.-Ths chist
interest IN Tuxedo centred IN the water carnival
Whicn TOOK place to-day, and was admirably
ranged and carried out under the supervision OF P
Lortllard. IT.. T. b Keech and Clarence c. PeL
The various contests excited much Amusement
among the thrOng on the promenade. the Creates
fun being afforded by the fitting composition. n
which Messrs p. l. Kent and Stanley Mortimer
proved victorious, after a hercs bout with Msssrs
L. c. Kent and F. b Keech. who had to yield to
their younger foes impetuosity. The only raOs IN
which women appeared was the canoe race, IN
which Miss G. Borlsnd steered Berthe Psn TO VIC
tory.
All the races were hotly contested and displayed
the abilities or the young colOniSts IN rev uelo
OF sport, which is sure 70 lead TO many mora COM
petitions Of the same nature during the summer
months. The summary follows;
r.; Clarence c. Peli. second.
junior swimming raes-won by H Gelatin Fsn'
George RushmOre. second.
Tub race-won by J. Elliott. W. H. Young. second
Diving competitiOn-Won by p. L Kent
Canoe race-Won BY H c. PelL jF. and Mss G.
Borland-
Log racs-won By J. Gordon Douglas
Upsst canoe rass-Non By J. Elliott: ". n N'uns'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Jsnowsh Takes the Lead When MarOcE
Game Is Adjourned.

ostend. Belgium. July l5.-Two games were Cor
eiuded In this mornings session OF the Interns-
uonal chess masters tournament az the Kursas-
the players being matched IN the twenty-tourth
round Biack5urns scored against Teichmann snd
Tsrrasch drew with Alapln.
The following additional results were arrived a.
In the afternoon session Janowsd won ron
Schleehter aud Wolf frorn Tsehigorin. and ths
games between Burn and Marshall and Marco ana
Leonhardt were drawn. As the game between
MaFoc1y and TaubenhauS remained unnnls ied -
nowsA assumed the lead for the time beng. SsF
lowing aEs the scores 20 date:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
So. LouIs. q; BOSTON. 8

Boston, July B-In q heavy batting game, in
which each team used two pitchers ST. Louis won
today hy score OF II TO g. Willis driven from
the COX IN the sixth inning. when six runs were
meae on rim Home runs by Delahanty and VOL
lows: "
so.s5S e asu.:: .:..::::. SSS9s93 III Il !
q srland EEan and Grady FnIsz. wiils
AAo moran OmpFs~-o'psy. AtIsasanOa asoo
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
BASEBALL FINES RENTED.
Two Buffalo Players Exonerated for Row of
Thursday.

Buffalo July N-A telegram was rscelvsd to-day
from President Powers OF the Eastern League. re-
mitting the fine Of 800 imposed on Laports second
baseman OF the Buffalo team and revokinE ths
suspension Of George I. Stauings. the manager
The nns and suspension were imposed as ths re-
suit OF a row following a tight beaween Mattress
eno Hassett, the umpire on Thursday. The case
against Mattress Is held In allegiance.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

Hermis pulled up sound after winning the Islip
Handicap. and he will now be pointed for his en-
gagements at Saratoga where there is possibility
OF his meeting Sysonby and ArtfuL among others,
In yesterdays race he looked as well as, If not
better than, ever before, and much credit is due
John Shields, his trainer, for getting him to the
post in such fine condition.
Dolly epanker's race IN the Islp Handicap was
a grievous disappointment He was never promi-
nent, and ran dull hstless race.
The previous winners Of the Neptune Stakes were
Tradition Ormonde's Right. Injunction. Otis and
Tommy Atkins. In the race yesterday were three
horses OF royal lineage Don Diego. the winner, is
a half brother to Beldame, McKittredge is a half
brother TO McChesney and Albert T. a full brother
to Mesmerist and Hatesoo.
BradIey's Pet broke the barrier while the field
was at the post for the fifth ace, causing short
delay while the webbing being fixed.
O'Ten rode two winners ycsterday-Meteor and
Roseben. Ray, Redfern. ". Davis and 7. Burns
were the other successful jockeys.
Daihty won the Islip Handicap last year, and
the other winners were Golden Maxim, Bonnibert,
Blues Ethelbert and Imp
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

Sa, HlrEJ ~ pass On error-New1Iork Left on bases
YORK, 8; Fittsburg, 4. First base balsOn Mo
G5i5nity; 2 OF Leeyer q OF Lynch Struck outBy
g. Home runszBrowne. Donln and Leach Three-base Sc
hit-Clarke. IWo-base mts--Browne. Dahen, Ciymer
and wagner. Sacrifice hit--McGann Stolen ba ase-Mc-
Cam Double play-McGnnity. Dahen and McGann
Hit by pitcher-By McGinny, ]. Passed balI-Petr
AitS-oG McGinnity 10 in six and onethrd innings OF
Lesver, in four innings of Lynch. in fve innings
Irnpres-Johnstone and Klein. Time. 2:o5 Attsndance
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
cH1cAGo. .; WAsH1NGroN. !.

Chicago, July 15--Chicago defeated Washington
to-day by score Of to l. Townsend was a puzzle
for Chicago, but errors behind him gave the home
team the game. The score follows:
R H. e.
Washington ........O l 0 O-i
BaueTies-smLth and McFarand Townsend and Hey
don. Umpre-Sherdan. Attendance. ESQ.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
CRESCENT NINE WINS.

The Crescent Athletic Club baseball team met
and defeated the Montclair Athletic Club on the
Bay Eidgs grounds at Owls Head yesterday, in a
~r.s..,. = R H q
aontelatr A GIL o o OIL Z
Batteriss-Tyier ana Dunno: Undsrhnl and Helsh
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

After to-day's exhibition English lawn tennis
experts for the first time began % question tha
possibility of retaining the Davis Cup.
Wright viii meet Brockes and Larnad e
paired with Wilding for the finals in sin lies or
Monday The summary OF the days play fol-
lows:
International match for Davis CID-HoIc1nbs Wars
eLnited States bear u. Decugis CFrance). 6-2 So
g.. "i7Sana J. S2shis- 1C7i'ed StaIesl beat Ma
Brockes (Australasia) beat c. Wesley CAuErrls7
Go "a So: A. 2 WiIdsug CAustralasal beat r
Kinzl CAustrial. IS. 4-G. 6-2 "a
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
PHILADELPHIA. 7; CINCINNATI, .

Philadelphia. July 1E-Harper's wildness and IN
effectiveness we're the chief factors in the defeat
Of Cincinnati to-day. The score follows:
r. Il. z.
echli1ssiRhla eaasiSssa ::i idSaisdSG I 7
battsrtes-Pittingsr and pooin Chech. Harpsr and
een!ei. HInpLre-BauseN-eln Attenaanoa. z. bn4
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Buffalo-Jersey City. 9: Buffalo l.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 3; Montreal q
At ToroEto--Providence 1; Toronto O Cdrst rsrnsl.
Toronto. :; Providence, 5 (second gane). 1'
At Observation-Disclosures, Baltimore first
Baltimore. 5; Rochester. 0 Second game '|'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

% I1lheI OK 2 CleyeIand First base on
errort-New-tork. A. Cleveland. , Two-base htts-Con-
roy roy Williams Keeier Turner Three-base hits-Fiick.
Bay Stolen bases-Fultz Bay 90. Bemis. Double plays
--Eiberfed and Powers; StovalI First base
balsOT Chesbro g. of Moore g. Hit by pitched bsIi
BY Moore, l. Left orls 4; Cleveland
3. Struck out-By Chesbro s: Moore g. Wild pitch
Chesbro Time, EOS Urnpire-C'onnor +
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
DETROIT WINS AND LOSES.

Detroit. July 15-Detroit and Philadelphia broke
even in double header before big crowd to-day
Killian pitched fine ball in the first game scatter
ing the hits all through, while Detroit punched the
few safe of Plank to advantage In the
seventh inning the squeeze play was worked in a
new way. Schaefer's sacrifice scoring two in
stead OF one. The other game easy for the
visitors, and proved Coakley's eighth straight win
Donovan was knocked out In four innings. With
two men on bases in the eighth, Murphy sent out
home run and Knight made a hit just like 1t after
tFy
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
AMERICAN OARSluEN YIN
Farley and Mulc0hy SAID to Haze
Earned the KniSer's Gun.

Private advtces received here yesterday announced
that William Varley and John BIulcahy, members
OF the Atalanta Boat Club, Of this city. won the
Kaisers Cup at Hamburg Germany and ths
worlds championship for double SOULS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

Iwo-base hit-Maloney Three-bass hit-T1nksr. Hits
.on Eason In innings; on Jones. 3 IN innings.
sacrlncs hits-IlnkeF, Overs Stolen baEss-Naloney.
sShulIe esssisr Double pAy-5steh Malay ana Cess
on ealsLon Eason. g. of Jones. 2: OF Briggs, Hit By
etLohed eaitby Jones' Struck out-Ry Jones. 4; by
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Albany-Wikesbarre 4: Albany
At Binghanton-Bing g. Utica. 4
AT Troy-Troy 10; Scranton Carst ssrna,. -rov "a.
Scranton. (seccnd geme). O'' ~0'
At sacandaga PsrE--A,. J. & c.. 7: Syracuse.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
BOSTON. 2; ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. July 15.-Onstead. recently recruited
by Boston, won to-day's game for his team by a
score OF TO l. The score follows;
r. H E.
s. S,.,dS d9uis .,...S ,..,,......;SS Q Q 81 { i
Batteries Buchanan and Sugden; Olnstead Criger
Umpires-o Loughln and Mccarthy. Attendance 81 500.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

on Monday the players win Be paired ~ - -
NMonSy-ntth round IN the following order Maro~ss
Vs. lschlgorin. Welt vs. BlackbaTne. Ielch..-.ss-s
- JanoNsks Schlech9er IS Marco. Leoehala. y.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY,

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New-York, 8; Pittshurg, Z St Louis. IL Boston 8
chicago 8; Brooklyn. O. Philadelphia. Z Cincinnati 5.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
FIRST GAME.

Detroit ............2 o I o 0 o Ks 5 o
Philadelphia .........O 0-2 10
Batteries-Ellian and Doran; Plank and Schreck.
SECOND GAME.
R. H. E.
Petroit Petrofsip.'@ p..a........S Q o. :
Batteries-Coakey Schreck; Kitson. Donovan and
Drill. Umpire-Connolly, Attendance $500
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
AMERICAN LEAGU

Snlcago q Washington, !. Philadelphia 9: Datroit
99e~-Hork o. Cleyeiand, B. (second gsme)
DeIoltr o; Phlladephie4 2 Boston, 2. 81. Louis. 1.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Costly Errors Help the HighIanders
Beat Cleveland.
GAMES TO-DAY
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at Chicago. Boston AZ st. Louis
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

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New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

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Lady k'Bnas. A. -ftyaSf5
FnnteDac. 5......(Grifan)
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AsfaFfts. b..fDclaEsrs st.l
Broadciotn. s.....dBrownl
EuEeuia Eurcf. 4.fcurtfsB
Monte carlo. 81. .fBoles)
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Ascension. f--... sFoK3
Dru.d. 5,-..-.---f -fSteimer1
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Giants Vim IN Ninth Inning on
BrOWne'S Home Run.
GAMES TO-DAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
GAMES TODAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

Beaumont. the centre fielder OF the Pittsburx
team. was unable to take part IN yesterdays Rara
on account OF an attack OF rheumatism.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

Don Diego raced 70 the from
stretch. came fast on the gtTetcI
Eloun6 20 the stretch.
ETE RACE.--SsllinR; for thne
- driving. Tine. l:<eas. Wi
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

Eoseben shook on Incaparion IN ina frat
sgtrsn.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
BRIGHTON BEACH SUMM4RIES.

i''O"s'' S-' S' won easy' Time
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

O'Nen rode two winners ycsterday-Meteor and
Roseben. Ray, Redfern, ". Davis and I. Burns
were the other successful jockeys.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

Buttons. .CShieidsj
pTonta, 8. .fRs1ueY)
ANGER, 5.-........(clay)
Easanieilo, S.....-fKeene9
DeEa Ter. 5..s--.fByTrsn)
5stsam, s......-.Potter9
ErlgEnd. Galway
Sailor Boy. S....-(DalTD
Bradley 6 psf. q. (HrEdley1
D1uRh Shscs z...fCrRves3
81. Breeze, .(kreale)
EovslG. S-....fChsnseT)
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New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

sn '' ' :" s'~- ." Nai0clahatene
pcAP
leZ Winner h. Of the @N-''Ns 0Af'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

Buttont IN nice position all the
ariEh Angler his
fT RAcEsndiesp added:
" islA Winner. b. g. BY Ben stFons-Rose Leaf
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

cd and was nicely handled by Rsdfsrn Buttinr va,
n but hso 10 be pulled double last sixteentS e
II have won but for this. Bad News and wild Mint
Of Navarre-Belia Donna SOOS'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

Charles Nichols. the pitcher lately released by
Ct. Louis. VIII Join ths Philadelphia National team
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

ms neo at the speed bur
stssPsehase for about miles
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-25

Mrs. Laura Little and her son Mr..
VIM. Little Of Livingston, Ala, we've in
the city this week, the guest Of
Mrs, W. 7. Conner. They were on
their way to Stone, Ala. to visit Mrs.
Walter Windham, Mrs. Little's sister.
Mr.J. =. Windham, Of Stone. Ala. was
in town Thursday and informed us that
he will begin soon a clearing ont sale of
All his stock, farming implements, as
well rs his stock of general merchan.
disc, preparatory to moving from his
present home.
Mr. John Murphey, who spent his
ooyhood days IN Macon, was in the city
this week. the guest Of Mrs. 5. L. Muir.
phey. Mr.. Murphey In, been for sew
eral months in the Panhandle Of Texas
for hi health, and we regret to know
that he will have to return to Texas for
t1c same reason.
Capt. d l.. Cromwell OF West Point.
spent a few days this week with his rel
atives. Mr.. and Mrp. j. B. Binion, at
Fox Trap Notwith standins the cap
tain has reached the three score and
ten age he is still hearty and vigofou
and one day this week, brought in eighty
birds after a days hunt with Billie BIN
ION. and after supper on the same day
went on a possom hunt with the BOYS
and got in at five clock in the morn
ing with fonr possums.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-25
Chancery Court.

The adjourned term Of the chan
Gerry court for this county con-
vencd here on Monday, Nov. goth
1908, with Judge Jas. +, McCool
on the bench. and although the
docket for this term vas heavy,
Judge McCool, with his usual
dispatch of business succeeded in
clearing the same within toui
days and adjourned court on
Thursday. Besides being Il ripe
and scholarly judge Of the law the
chancellor is Il just, fair-mlnded
and conscientious man and up
holds the dignity Of his Office with
out the least favor or partiality,
and believes in d%ispatching the
greatest amount Of work at the
least expense to the county.
Besides great number Of guard
ianship matters and about thirty
divorce suits. the following cases
we're disposed of:
Tx parto Geo. h Cash ct. al. petition for
division of land granted
TX parte MIRA. jessie Il. Hamilton ct al
sale of land confirmed.
Mrs. Neva r. shoemaker ct al. vs.. Ray
mond Trlmble ct al. III. Brooks appointed
guardian nd Item for Jessie Trimble.
Tx pario Julius 8. and Guy L. Herman,
disabilities removed specially for the pur-
pose of selling Il certain tract of land.
II. l.. Foote Ell al vs., Mrs. Emma +.
Patty, decree amending cause 1920.
Tx parte Matte 81. STROBE, disabilities
removed generally.
J. X. SParkman, guardian Ell al. VS.. j. r.
sparkm,n, ct al, petition granted
r. Il. Jones, ct at, W Mrs. Mary +. Du-
gan, ct al, decree directing sale OF land for
division.
Eloise Robbins Goodwin and Sullie Belle
Robbins ". Mrs. Ella Robbins and j, +
Rol bins, disabilities removed generally.
W. II. Evans ct al. vs.. Mrs. Flora Cotton
attoIney's fee allowed.
j. Q. PoindeXter. adms., vs.. Cunningham
BIO, judgement Tor defendants aud bill
dismissed,
Guardianship OIL. VI, Jackson non com
pos, decree setting aside the acts Of TIE
clerk in appointing IL. A. jackson as guar
dian Of the person Of j. NJ, jackson and
confirming his act in appointing II. A.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-25
Noliee. to Contrnctors.

The State of Mississippi, NoXubee &c.
II Is ordered by the Board Of supervisors
Of said county that the Clerk be and he is
hereby directed to advertise for sealed
proposals for the following public work,
towit; For keeping Giles Ferry for the
year commencing the First Monday OF JAN
uary A.. y. 1905. Contractor win be re-
quired TO enter into bond in The sam of
Five Hundred Dollars tor the faithful and
eGicieot performance Of said contract.
Also for sealed proposals for the erection
of q bridge across Plum Creek on the Mem
phis and Buggs Ferry road, near Walter
Connor's house, according to plans and
specifications now on file in the Office OF
said clerk In accordance with the above,
/ viii receive bids for the above at the Of
flee Of the clerk until 10 o'clock a. m. Mon
day the ita day of December \, d. 1903,
h. +, DoRE0H,
BY III. DoREou. DC
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-25

The State of Mississippi NoNubee Co.
1t is hereby ordered by the Board OF SUI
neryisors that the County Conyicts to be let
out to Il convict contractor who will agree
TO pay The highest amount Tor the two
classes of ~cOnyicts by the month. 1t / tui-
Their ordered that said contract will be let
by the Board on the First Tuesday after
the First Monday Of December 1905, or as
soon thereafter as possible, The term OF
said contract to extend from the Fltst
Monday of January 1906 to the First Non.
day Of January 1907. It is further ordered
that the amount ,of the bond, with sudi-
Gent s]uretics required OF tho contractor,
is hereby fixed at 100000. Said bond TO
be approved by the Board Of supervisors,
or the President thereof, payable to tho
State Of Mississippi, conditioned as proyld-
ed by Law, 1t is further ordered that tho
bidders for a specifications OF dntles re-
CURED Of the contractor TO Dc selected BIO
and they are hereby referred TO Cnapler
20 orthe laws Of 1894 ls amended by Nh1p-
ter 1873 of..thc laws oflS0G, aud Other pro.
visions Of the law pertaining t]1lra.1. md
also to the contract heretofore eHtcra. 1to
with W, r. Showers, entered a. 'ate on
the minutes Of said board 90 aa.
Bidders with take notice in
accordance with the above u.. Es ids
for said contract until 10 o'cl0cs on Tues
day the 9th day of December A. d, 1908,
X.T. DOrRou,
by !. L,DORR0N, D. O.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-11-25

As q result Of babeas corpus trials bad
this week before Chancellor Jas, f. McCooi,
kiitie and Minnie Carter, charged is prin.
cipais In the murder OF Cynthia peyton,and
Frank Hyde charged with manslaughter
aud bound over from the Justice court TO
await the action of the grand juiy, We're
released without bail. 1t will be rcmenl.
bered tbnt Cynthia Peyton was Killed last
summer and her hody was found htter in
an OLD well about seven or eight miles
southeast Of Nac0n' on. the Campbell
Mil place and jim Foote together with tAe
above mentioned Klttie and Minnie Garter
were arrested charged with her murder.
ON the commlttal trial had before Justice
|. +, Smith, Jim fo0tc confessed to the
killing OF the said Cynthia peltou and in.
plicaled with him Kittie and Minnie Carter
all Of whom were RENTED TO jail without
bond to await the action Of the gran 4 jury
The above mention habcas horpus trial
however, Jim Fuole entirely eXoneratcd
both OF the women, stating that they took
no part in the killing.