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U. C. v. REUNION
At Louisville, KY, June IA to 1e, One
Cent Per Mile Travel Plus IS Cents.
Queen & Crescent Route and South.
ern Railway.

Tickets on sale June 10. II. IL. 49, IA
and Is; final limit of tickets June 10,
1906 with privilege of extension by de-
post of ticket with special agent until
July 10, 1905. Ask agent for particulars
or write j. C. Conn, d. p. A.. Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. or A. B. Freeman. T. P.
A., Birmingham, Ala 4-16-26t
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A CHALLENGE.

The Bessemer High School Juniors chal-
lenge all teams in the Birmingham dis
trict under the age of IA years. Teams
desiring games will address Jim Britain,
Bessemer, or call 25S Peoples phone. The
Juniors have a good record, having de-
feated the regulars once and the Owen
ton third team twice. They have not
lost a game this season. game will
b. played with the Lakeview Juniors at
A near date.
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Score by innings:
summary: Two-base hits-Miner Thr

Summary: Two-base hits-Mller. Three
base hits-clarke. Stolen bases-Hafford,
Lally, Vaughan, Raglan. Double
plays-Murdock to Vaughan; Dele
hanty to Moore; Clarke tohmm
hanty to Moore; Clarke NIB NIB NIB m
hanty to GORE; Clarke to Vaughan;
Vaughan to Moore. Sacrifice hits
Hartford, Vaughan, Murdock Raglan,
Accorsinl. Struck out-By Raglan, 6; by
Herman, 3 Bases on balls-Ragan. 3;
Herman, 0. Hit by pitched ball-By Her
man. Vaughan; by Raglan. Elsey Time
of game-2:05. Umpire-Bassett. Attend
ance, 1881.
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Sore by innings:

New Orleans -. 80. 49,. COL 900 0OO-1
memphis 1910. ........OOZ W. wv
Summary: Two-base hits-Stanley, Ma
deau. Collins, DUNCAN. Stolen bases-Na-
deau, Duffy, Tamsett, Alexander Bases
on balls-Off Phillips S, off STREET. l. Struck
out-By Phillips A. by STREET. l. Hit by
pitcher-Tamsett, Walters. Sacrifice hits
Collins. Double plays-DIngan to Tam
sett, Stanley to Beck. Umpire Carpenter.
Time. | 80
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POOR LEGISLATORS
LOST TO ATLANTA
THOMAS O'BRlEN'S BUNCH WAS
NICELY TRIMMED IN ATLANTA
YESTERDAY BY CAPTAIN JoYN-
ER'S FlREMEN.

Atlanta. April 24.-stultz was hit heavy
and often by the locals today. Every At
lantan except the two pitchers and the
centerfeder fattened his batting aver
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UNWILLING
Confederate Monument, Birmingham
Ala, April 26, 1905.

On account of the above occasion the
,outhern railway will sell tickets to Bir-
bingham at the rate of one and one-third
fare for the round trip. Tickets will be
sold for trains arriving in Birmingham
during the forenoon of April 26. with
final limit returning April 81 1905
4-12-td j. N. HARRISON. d. P. A.
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M. M. |. q, Selma 8.

Selma. April 24-(Special)-By listless
nlaving the Indians gave the college lads
from Marion the game this afternoon by
the score OF to L. The game was close
and interesting throughout and both
pitchers were effective and received splen-
did support
Score by innings: Nh II,
c,aIr,o 900 O21 OO0-3 Z 0
batteries: Word and Pollard; Drew and
Stewart.
Manager Latham today issued a chal-
lenge to any Independent team in the
state to play a series of games either
here or wherever the challenging team de-
sires.
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St. Louis 6, Chicago l..

st. Louis, April 24.--Consistent hitting
won today's game for the home team. At
tendance, 1900. Score: r.. e.
81 Louis ..,....O 4l O10 00*-6 IA 1
Chicago ,.... 900 001 00O-1 l
Batteries Sudhoff and Sugden; Owen
and Sullivan. Time, 1.40.
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WASHINGTON a, New York 8.

New York. April 2f-Puttmann' fun
bling of two successive bunts in the
third inning gave the visitors a lead
which the local men could not reach. At
tendence. 500. Score R.HE.
w washington ...s'-..s .VVf WV WV v
New York .....Ol0 coo O2O--3 10 2
Batteries: Patten and Kittredge; Putt
mann. Powell and Mcclure Time, lao.
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Boston 8, Philadelphia I.

Boston, April 24.--Boston won today's
game by timely batting in the early part
of the game. Attendance, 6957. Score;
r II r.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Macon-Macon 2, Columbia r.
At Augusta-Charleston l. Augusta 2.
At Savannah-Savannah a. Jackson
willie 2.
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At Acueduct.

New York, April 24.-Oaklawn, at the
prohibitive rice of l to 10. easily won the
Canarsie stake at Aqueduct today. He
outclassed his field so much that out of
ten entries only four went to post, in
gliding High Brush. an added starter.
Oaklawn led all the way, winning by
three-quarters of a length. Grenade. the
favorite, won the Flushing stake in a
drive by three-quarters of a length from
Ocean Tide. Tomorrow the racing will
shift to Jamaica, with the Excelsior
handicap as the feature.
First race. seven furlongs-Whorley. los
(Sherling), 10 to 1, won; King Pepper. 105
q. Walsh. to l, second; Wizard, los
(Burns), 6 to l, third. Time, 1:27.
Second race, handicap. six and a half
furlongs--Monet. III (O'NeilD. ID to 10,
won; Rose Tint, 116 (Burns). to 5, Sec
ond; Butling, 101 Q1ildebrand), to l,
third. Time. 1:21.
lcngs-Oaklawn, 115 (Burns), to 10. won;
Veronese 1O1 Cd. O'Connor), so to /. Sec
ond High Brush, 40 (McDanieD, to l.
third. Time 49,
Fourth race, the Flushing stake, one
mile-Grenade. los O.. ]. Walsh. to 2.
won; Ocean Tide, 10 O.. SMITH, II to l,
second; sails, 107 CIV. Davis), to l, third.
Time. 1:40 1-5.
Fifth race, four and a half furlongs-
Phillis A., 80 Oxent), 8 to l. won; Aviston,
OF (Perine), 9 to l. second Ethel Hay
man. s5 (Miller), to 1. third. Time. :55.
sixth race. six furlongs-Regal. ITO lMc-
DanieD. 8 to l, won; Phoebus, ITO (ONeilD
even. second; sIsmalian, los (MiHer)' Il to
l, third. Time, 1:13 I'D.
occupied.
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Boston q. Brooklyn 8.

Brooklyn, April 24.-Poor fielding by the
home teams infeld allowed Boston to
win today. Attendance, 1900
Score: RH. E.
BROOKLYN OO2 900 O10-3 s Q
Boston 102 900 OOl-4 2
Batteries-Sticklett Scanlon and Ritter;
Harley and Needham Time, 1:41.
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Cincinnati 8. St. Louis 0.
New York 5, Philadelphia q.

Philadelphia, April Anew York won
out in the ninth inning today. Matthew
son sending two runs across the plate
with a long single. Attendance, 1880.
Score. R.H.E.
New York 80 .. 100 002 002-5 II
Philadelphia -. 49,. .12O 600 lOO-4 b 1
Batteries-Ma tthewson and Bresnahan;
Duggleby and Doom. Time, 1880
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.

Pittsburg at Chicago.
Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cincinnati,
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Phone 27s (People's) II you want the
Gawk Engraving Co.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Games Today.

Chicago at st. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
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chlcann Z Pittshura 1.

Chicago. April 24-Wermer held Pitts.
burg down to four scattered hits today,
while Chicago pounded two pitchers hard
and timely Attendance 5000
Score: Hi II.
Chicago ..122 900 02*-7 IS l
Pittsburg 49, 49,. -. 900 900 001-1 8
Observation-Disclosures and King; Lever
Hildebrand, Case and PETIT. Time. 1:50
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ON THE RACE TRACK
At Nashville.

Al NASHVILLE.
Nashville, April 24-Four favorites, one
of them Juba, backed from 21k to to to
5, at Cumberland park, won today.
Though without any especial feature the
card was good one, and the large crowd
present had considerably the best of the
argument in the ring. In the fifth race
Jake outclassed his field and was at pro-
hibitive odds, the public playing Column
Lila Girl heavily for place money Mythe
breaking his neck. but Mcclure, the rider.
was unhurt. The weather was clear and
track fast. Summary:
First race, four and one-haif surlongs-
Charley Eastman. 100 IL. Niblaclo. Is to
l. won; Helena C, l09 Cd. Boland), to 5,
second; Polly Prim, 100 lMunroe), to l,
third. Time, 55%
Second race, six furlongs-Nanne
Hodge, 1O4 Q4annon), to 10, won; sMiss
Jordan, 80 (HerberD, sz to !, second
Mabel Vim, 1o4 (Cullett), Is to l, third.
Time, 1:14s4.
IF. r. Bradley entry.
Third race. mile and one-sixteenth, SELL
ing-Juba, "a (Noonan), 2h to l. won;
Postmaster Wright, LOG tBoland). IL to
8, second; Blue Mint, los CHoffler), 20 10
l, third. Time, 1:5O.
Fourth race, steeplechase, short course
Red Car, 101 (Gaylor), IL to TO- won;
Evander, 131 (Pierce), II to l. second; Mr.
Rose, las (Archibald), to /, third. Time,
5:0sA.
Fifth race, seven and one-haif furlongs-
Jake, 109 (TruebeD, to 20, won; Column
bia Girl, 101 Cd. Boland. II to /. second;
Ben Volo 109 (Wishard). 3h to l, third.
Time, 1857.
Sixth race. six and one-half furlongs.
selling-Chantarelle, liz (TreubeD, 10 to
l, won; Violin, 1O1 ID. Austin), ~ to l,
second; Ogontz, 100 CHoffler). Il to |, third.
Time. 1:22A.
Entries a: Nashville.
First race, seven furlongs, seling-Post-
master Wright, ITO; Blue Flame, 1O7; John
Doyle, Bank Street, 105; Irene Mac, Glen
don, Blue Grass Girl, 1903; Madoc, Red
man, 102; Eleata, Anna Fitzhugh, 100;
Jigger, 109 Outwai, 104
Second race, four furlongs, purse--Ossi-
nenke, 112 Sosiga Toiya, Leta Duffy,
Ladellos, Lady Carroll, Skeptical, 100;
Inspector Girl, 1917 Couple Toiya and Leta
Duffy as Miller entry.
Third race mile, William Gerst selling
stake-Garnish. ZIG; Gay Minister, 1903;
Orient, 100; McIlvain, 81; Jake. 112; Miss
Doyle, 101; Mamie Hodge, 9S.
Fourth race, four and a half furlongs,
purse-Velours, Armistice, 107; Rubaiat
104; Thstles, Henry Morn, Joe coyn, Cob
mosa, 103.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Billy Boyles,
ITO; Mafalda, 106; Bradley's Pet Judge
Nolan, 1902; Trumpetress, Lady Savoy,
Miss Gum. 81; Rusk, 1903; Arthur Still
well, &c.
Sixth race mile and a sixteenth. selling
-Chamblee. 109; King of the Valley, los;
Brooklyn, 102; Ojibwa, 80; Memphian, 1907;
Hortenzia, 105; Southampton. 100; Lou
NJ IS.
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sOne man out when winning run was
made
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oUIIIIIdIy' NU-UdaV IIIls, NIuS' NIUISV'
Anderson, Millerick. Stolen bases,
Schwartz, Brouthers Wordsworth, Jordan,
Stafford, Anderson, Archer, Lynch. Sac
riice hits, McCay 2, Morse. Base on balls
off Burnum 2: off Stultz, 3. Struck out,
by Ely /; by Stultz 4. Time of game, 80.
Umpres Burke and Black
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Detroit 8. Cleveland 0.

Detroit, April A.-Kitson was very eff
fective with men on bases and cleverly
shut out Cleveland Both pitchers were
wild. Attendance 5000. Score;
R.H.E.
Detroit .... 900 200 00a-2 2
Cleveland .,. 900 600 600 8 0
Batteries: Kitson and Wood; Moore and
Bemis. Time, 100.
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ERRORS WERE COSTLY
At Critical Periods Mr.. Bruyette Went
Into the Atmosphere Above and
the Barons Raced Around
the Bases.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.

Birmingham 6; Nashville 5; den innings
Atlanta 8; Montgomery 5.
Memphis G.; New Orleans l.
Little Rock Shreveport rain.
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Nashville at Birmingham.
Montgomery at Atlanta.
New Orleans at Memphis.
Shreveport at Little Rock.
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4.tb 0adjfn' - Mitod. nan llrtpr,Srtbae.
$500 Dddm.--Grpreb ran s9ettmiHitet urtsns
griooc. lito oarttt alfuuI. bis Sagerstotpn,
foluie 0utcod, tftroerid, Gmmitisburg uno
GGippen5burg. (QurlOrsSar)
|5.25 Wadlm. = NretrA nam wort, 1aHOutr uab
Betthe0nrS. tHartorsGar.)
$50 adhm. - slff0nt und Gnioro,6rone
0.f5 Hbenos - Nftom. rdd llntonsSrtone.
500 abeno5 - glfpu1. nddb GutorbsgrOoe.
Rur Gpnntags.
$50 Borm. - aiiom. mad uuton,crto1e ArO
cnnoOer.
2.30 atGtm. - gtttom. nndb ttnIonsPrtoge,
$50 gtntnt. - 9itom. nan GniDrp ssrooe.
> 6hlt Mint az oer 1cnniblnantasslbe ..Statton
billet rub Sepddspiirelll. NIbdugb's, ste
GbarIeSA ltnb peIingtrr'Strnbe.
2i1e 5c!ttn an llnlon', HeTufoIs1nt1sIps.s.
5Hl.ons unb Ninlbrngi' lytortb'gDemte) Gtntnr.
q. &. grtsipolo, q. &. W.
6. IN. SoS Ell. y. 3. q.
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%eraiftete Spmaten.

Gbtcnap 1, 6e6runr. - 9toh
Dem 8enniic BON Sonlotrn il, &led.
bild)Icn crfruuttc bier Die 1omilie oe&
1bontos :. @nltber. bcitebcno ans
ben @ltern unO brei aiuoern. inter
SDn1ptonten Der Etomoin Sergii-
tllg. Der berbei9errliene Ar5t that
leit WtoglidItcs, nm bic 9eioen ser
GftralHten 81 linoeril. SeOod Sran
&altber perifieo nod) mebreren
Stinoen ifruerer G.liol. Der 8nter
lno 5rpei oer ainoer beiinoen iid)
aiiBer 8efabr, nabreno oas dlteite
aiib, ein 18sidbriaes Mdod,eil. nod,
III 6ebenflidcm 3uitmno oarnieoer.
liegt.
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Miiiicn brnlnmcn.

Maibington, 2. e., 1. 6c6r.-
9e5it9liA Der Eoitbctriigcr Mnd)en,
Horcllj mo 0cbriioer @roif, Ole SIT
5lpci &obren @cfGnguib mo lie $40
600 @cl0bnbc pcrltrt1cilt por0cn Iill0
nrlO ocrcn @ciud) nm cincn .Nrit Of
Gcrtiorori" Dor cilrigcn logclt pom
SbcrsSnnOeSgerid)t %obgelpieicn ipilr.
DC, bat Die 9lnocs- Hcgicrum0 be
ihlolicnJ Oob bic Gcrnrtbcilten iofort
nnf Dem @cidngnib in NiounOSuiae,
&..&a., perbrodt lucropn ionen. Gic
gcgcn lie uo~rliegcnocn weitercn Nm
flagen iolen crit 0nnn allfgenonnlen
iuerOcll, iucnn Ole Gclinouellten i6reit
icbi1cr 5%lpciiGbrigcn Stroitcrnlin o6-
lolpirt bn6cl1.
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&crmiidtc tclcgrnpbiidDc Sepcidcn.

Nitrononcn III nllen Gbcilcn
0cS 2olrOca bobCn Sonncnilcdcn III
ser 0r6bc bon 10000 Wcilcn cnt
Ocdt mo briugcn oicicl6cn nit Ocll
Ecmpcrntllr &rrdn0crungcn Oc@
2unoc@ in &crbinolng.
0r. Notbou 2oicr, ser SeQllc,
tier fir 1rou GGoOluid, miro int
2ouic scr folurnctOcn @od)c Gin Gcr-
5cidnib ser Sduloncr Der 6rolt
Gbuowid ucr0iicrtlidcn. Gic 6rmt
6ot nidt 0cgcl sic 9anferottucrbnuO.
llrngcn gq0cn iic protcitirt.
IN Wcor0io, $50, bot Der iorbi'
&c ShtOcut Sommic 9olucrL mcld)cr
in Dem ,@corNin Stutc College" bon
Yrof. q. &. Cotton ans Dem 2c6rlnoi
oeluicIen mnroc, Dem &ebrer cinrn
3iegel NIT FOLDER 0clpnlt al ocn
SbGocl gcihlurocrt, boB sic 9Icr5tc
cillen SdGoctbrNdJ conItotirtcn mo
0as Sd)lilnnlltC ~Dcfllfdtell. %olocn
lit lit Soft.
IN Gait g. 2ouiS, SIS, lullrs
bcn icd)s Ser qr0bten @cid1it8, mo
Office cbd1toc an frii6en Ntorgcn
ourd) 6cltcr 5crit0rt. N,ebrcrc 6alni
lien, ole in 0cn obcrItcn Stodlperfcn
lpoblltcn, batter, elm fnoppeSGntfoms
men. Gin iu,gca Mab6en, Nnnic
4eeGp, muroe bon Seitertpcbrleiltcll
befpubtlos ans Dem brcnnenben San,
ic getragen; SoIepb Smith luurre
BON einitiirjcnOcm Wolieriperf Der.
lest. Ger granoiAnocn i'll Sobc porl
$265, 600 1T t6cihueiie ourd) geriid)e,
rui9 geoeft.
en- Corn Gdllcp, i'll Ser N1be
BON Ga Groiie, @i$ey Wiiroc Der 5ar.
mcr Sans Getcrien bon 8olfet Der
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Hciurm 9lcra in Ybilaoclpbia.

Tbilobclpbi a, 60, 4. 5cbr.
Nid)ter Aiioenrieo nllroc beiitc i'm
Griminulgeridt ScitcnS ser Grollo-
Sllrh Die grfldruulg iiberreidt, baB in
ser Stobt cine Oienge 2~oiterboblcit
uugcitort eriItirell, u1o oab Die
Sdllo Oaiiir Dem Yoli5eioireftor :.
Smptb tutb nnOeren bohgeiteltel1
Goli5eibcumten 5u5uid)reiben lei. Die
@rano. 3urp erfldrt ferner, oaB $50
litifcr nit perrufenen 2ofalen in Der.
binoung itebeil, uno OoB burd Oereil
Sd,ns Die 2ofale ge9ell Die HoIisei
eeieit ieien. 6erner miro in Dem
Sdriititiid oargeleat Dab cine slr.
5abl Yolisiitcn I'M 8erb0r ~siigegeben
bat. ooB iie cine @ense ioIder 2ofale
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Cine GuGlcnnutb bcfiirdtct.

Yitt&6urN,l /. 6cbruor. - IN
6iciigcr Staot b%ciiird)tct man, 6oB in
6oloc oc3 NiongeI5 an Giicnbobn.
mogqon3 IN ocn aoblen9ritbcn unb in
6olgc Oc9 Giniricrcn5 Der 6htbOonl.
pier einc aoDIcnnotb cutltcbcn miro.
wcld)c jtr 6oIgc bobcn mlb, ooIj
picle gr0berc @cidGitc gci6Ioiicll
mcrocn miilicn. SGon icbt bobcll
piclc NrGbcrc @cidl0fte Sdluicrigtci.
ten, sic gum 9etriebe Der 6abrifcIl
notblpcnOigen &oblcn 5u erlon9cn.
Menn niht bul0 Ibnlnucttcr cintritt
iucr0cn &unocrttolticnOC bon !lrbcit
tern bcid)Gitigun9SlOS mcr0cn,