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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-06
Tennis Results In Atlanta.

Atlanta, July 5.-Faster matches were worked out in the Southern Lawn Tennis 1 association tournament and swift line | smashes, brilliant serving and fast returns 1 brought frequent applause. An interesting 1 feature was the ladies' singles. whct started today | Today,s results follow: 1 Singles
 Daley of Nashville defeated Logan, New Orleans. Little of Cincinnati defeated Taylor oi Macon.
 Williams of Atlanta defeated Post of New Orleans. C. Rogers of Knoxville defeated Mans field of Atlanta.
 Hunt of California defeated Howell. Doubles
 Grant and Thornton of Atlanta defeat ed Fisher and Little of Cincinnati
 Rogers brothers of Knoxville defeated Willingham and Mddlebrooks of Atlanta.
 Mansfield and Freeman of Cornell de- feated Moore and Matthews.
 Hunt and Lee, University of Michigan, defeated Berren and Davis of Atlanta
 Post and Marlborough of New Orleans de- feated Mansfield and Freeman.
 Consolidation round--
 MiddlebroolSs of Atlanta defeated Moon- ey by default. F. H. Smith defeated Davis.
 Ranspeck defeated Fitzsimmons. Afternoon round: Singles
 Little of Cincinnati defeated Williams of Atlanta.
 Rogers of Knoxville defeated Thornton of Atlanta.
 Hunt defeated Howell.
 Consolidation singles
 BIackshear of Macon defeated Taylor of Macon.
 Ladies singles
 Miss T<athlene Brown of Atlanta de- feated Miss Smith
 Miss Brown defeated Miss Westmore- land
 Doubles.
 Hunt and Lee, University of Michigan, defeated Post and Yarbrough of New Or leans.
 Daley and Farrell of Nashville defeated Seouin and Logan of New Orleans.
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TARLETON TO MARRY
 AND LEAVE GAME
FORMER BIRMINGHAM FIRST EASTMAN TO QUIT THE DlA- MOND THIS FALL TO TAKE OR- DERs FROM A NEW CAPTAIN.

Meridian. Miss. July 5.-tSpecial)-The Cotton States league will likely lose one of its brightest stars with the closing of the present season, for Robert s. Tarle- ton. first baseman and captain of the Baton Rouge team during the summer months, and sugar weigher at Morgan City, La, between seasons. will join the ranks of the benedicts during the early fall. if rumor is to be credited and sir Robert does not deny the report.
 Over in his home city, the prettiest girl of that section, as well as the wealthiest is admittedly Miss Harriet Shinn, daugh- ter of John B. Shinn retired engineer, one of the richest men of the district Miss Shinn is lover of the great game. At any rate their wedding is fixed for the fall months, after the great battle for the pennant has been fought and won, or lost.
 Tarleton blushed beeomingly when asked concerning the report and declined to deny it. That good nature that has made him favorite in every Cotton State league city. and which made him popular with the Southern league fans during his term Of dctlNlty Nlln 1tdIfy vaughn o fast bunch in Birmingham sparkled forth when the subject was broached, and Tarleton began to dodge the 'close ones" and swing hard" at the wide ones" to escape cross-examination.
 well. really, that particular point has not been decided yet, you know" said Tarleton, when asked if he would quit the diamond when the wedding bells sounded for him, which indicated that the clever fellow is getting ready to take orders from another captain. Tt is very prob able" he said, that I will not play pro- fessional ball after this season closes"
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Newhern 3. Jasper 2.

Greensboro, July 5.-(Special )-One of most interesting and exciting games of ball ever seen on the local diamond was pulled off this afternoon by teams from Newborn and Jasper. It was particularly interesting, from the fact that there were several of the past seasons Southern university players on each time. The features of the game were the pitching of Littlepage for Newborn and the fast fielding of the Jasper aggregation, They made number of sensational stops and robbed the Newborn boys of what seemed certan base hits. The game was always in doubt and the score stood to 2 up to the last half of the ninth, when with ono man down Hanna of Newborn was given a pass to first, the only one given by O'Hara, and he scored on Ethel Aliens long hree-sacker to deep left. The same teams play again tomorrow afternoon. Score by innings. R.H.E. Jasper ...............0 .0O2 0O0 000--2 2 Newborn ..................0 900 200 O01-3 3
 Batteries: OHara and Killough; Little- page and Pollard. Bases on balls-Off O'Hara l, off Littlepage f. Struck out-By O'Hara 6, by Littlepage Il.
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Officers Elected By Rabbis.

Indianapolis, July 5.-rhe following off cers were elected today by the Jewish rabbis:
 President, Joseph Stolz. Chcago vice president, David Phillipson Cincinnatli recording secretary, r. Hirschberger, Mil waukee; corresponding secretary, T Schanfarber Chicago: treasurer, c. s Levi. Peoria executive committee, l.. l. Grossman, Cincinnati; M. Cries, CleVe' land; D. Marx, Atlanta; Samuel Schul- man, New York; M. NJ Feurlicht. fn- danapolis; F. Sale, St. Louis; A. Gutt- macher. Baltimore. M. M. Margois, Gin cinnati.
 Invitations were extended from Mobile. Savannah and New York for holding the next conference These were referred to the executive committee and the con- ference adjourned.
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furlongs on turf-Okente, 114; Jobstown 105; Master Lester, McCarter, 102; Frank Lord, 97; Mexican Silver, Gold Lady 95 Sweet Eileen, S9.
 Fourth race, steeplechase, selling, short oourse--Flying Virginian, 14S; Glen Cate Knight Of Elway, 146; Prince of Pilsen IA; Calor. 142 Yama Christy, 141; Gypsic Tom Cogan, Divider 13S; Follow On, 135 Patagonian 13l Oleoroso, 130.
 Fifth race, five and one-half furlongs futurity courseAFountain Bleu, Botanist Dashaway, 122; Royal Breeze, 115; Mint Boy, 114; King Ahab, Pierrot. Smiling Tom, Little Minister, James Crawford 112; Sailor Girl, 1O9.
 Sixth race, mile and sixteenth on turf selling-Spencer, Reiff, 110; Onatas, 1O7 R. F. Williams, Adbell, Rodabor 1O6; FaI West, 105; John Lyle, Pirate Polly, 103 Drdid, 102; Telephone Amberiack, 101 Charlatan, 99; Ancestor Water Tank, 96 Veribest, 94; Flimnap, 92; Idary Morris Sir Caruthers, 9l; Miss Cliff, s9.
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At sheenshead Bay.

New York, July 5.-James R. Keene' s Kuroki. a to 1 shot, won the Spend thrift stakes, mile and a furlong, at Sheepshead Bay today, defeating the IS to favorite. Running Water. with Flip Flap third. Bell of Request and Heaslip were the pacemakers to the stretch when Shaw sent Kuroki into the lead and the Commando colt won by three lengths. The Sporting stakes for gentlemen riders, was won by Gallant, who beat the barrier by two lengths, and making the pace, won in a drive. Summary
 First race, selling, five furlongs. futuri- ty course--J. c. Core. 109 (Mlller), Il to 5. won; Frank Lord, 107 G. Wiliams), to l. second; Somnus. 10S CMartin), 15 to l. third. Time, :59 4-5.
 Second race. Sporting stakes. gentle men riders, mile-Gallant, 143 (Cooly) 9 to 2, won: Arabo, 146 (Mather), to 1, second; Sir Russell. 131 (Smith), 1S to 10, third. Time, 1:H.
 Third race, six furlongs-Jersey Lady 115 Gyne), 9 to ,, wonts Victoria B., IA CTroxler), to l. second; Princess Carrie, IA (Afartin), 40 to 1, third. Time. 1 :OS 2-5.
 Fourth race, Spendthrift stakes, mile and a furlong-Kuroki. IA (5haw) 5 to 1. won: Running Water. 115 U. Willams), IS to 5, second; Flip Flap. 12 Knapp), 5 to 1, third. Time, 1:52 3-5. Fifth race. six furlongs-Kiamesha. 1Os CKnapp), to l, won; Roseben, 137. Uyne), 13 to B. second: Handzarra. 11S CRadtke). 8 to 5. third. Time, 1:12 4-5. Sixth race mile and one-sixteenth-Bel- gravia. 106 (Radtke). 10 to l, won; Entree, 115 (Miller). 16 to ,. second; Sailor Boy, e2 (Iorner). 10 to l. third. Time. 1:49.
 
 sheepshead Bay Entries.
 First race. six furlongs, main course First Premium, 126; Brookdale Lymph, 121 old Faithful, 1lS; East End, Hooray, Eosteric. Gallivant, Snow, Sly Ben, 116; Lackey. Water Tank, 113; Ballotta. Mollie Donohue. Water Grass, Lady Anne, III.
 Second race, handicap-kiamesha, 12o; Graziallo, 126: Bohemian, 122; Pegasus, 12o; Blandy. 1i7; Tiptoe, 116; Monet. 115; Iron sides. IA; Maxnar, Samson. 112; Greciuin, Ill., Champlain, 102; Telephone. 100; Warn inE, s.
 Third race. the Pansy selling stake. six
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NoN-coMMlssIoNED OFFICERS.
We'll Known Guardsmen of Company
 K Appointed.

The following non-commissioned officers of Company K, Third regiment, Alabama National Guard, were appointed at a meeting held in the armory last night: First Sergeant-William Hay.
 Quartermaster Sergeant-Hillary II. Mill ner.
 Third Sergeant-Thomas Catchngs. Fourth Sergeant-Johns s. carroll Fifth Sergeant-Alfred A. Clisby, Jr. Sixth Sergeant-Sam Peake.
 First Corporal-John W. brooks. Second Corporal-William J. Randall. Third Corporal Edward Patillo.
 Fourth Corporal-John H. Mae
 Fifth Corporal-Sam McCord.
 Sixth Corporal-Charles E. Derrick. Musician-Frank Miller
 Artihcer-James Fenton.
 On July Il the regiment will go into camp at Mobile. and Company K, so as to be thoroughly in military condition is holding semi-weekly drills.
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STRIKERS IN CLASH.
One Man Is Perhaps Fatally Wounde d
 In New York.

New York, July 5.-ln a fight at East One Hundred and Third street today be- tween a number of striking truck drivers and two guards employed by Bruk & Schulman, grocers, against whom a strike was declared, one of the strikers was per- haps mortally wounded. Six union pckets attacked the two guards, one of whom pulled a pistol and shot one of the strilS- CTS near the heart innicting probably a fatal wound. One of the guards was stabbed.
 Several thousand people surrounded the eombatants and big detail of police had to club their way through the crowd
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ON THE RACE TRACK
At Latonia.

Cincinnati July 5.-Favortes won four of the seven events at Latonia today. Cottontown. the favorite, won the handi- cap at mile from The Minks by a lengthy Envoy finished third four lengths back. Track good.
 First race. mle-Doctor Dan, 102 (Aus- tin) to 1, won; Bitter Brown, I Der Eins) 5 to ?, second; Oberon, S9 (Riley) 10 to 1, third. Time. 1:424-5.
 Second race, five furlongs-Camp, 95 (raylor) to l, won: Bottles, 105 (Morris) 25 to 1, second; Edith M, 106 (Robinson) IS to l. third. Time, :O1 4-5.
 Third race. six furlongs-Nonie Lucille, 100 CHerrnan) to 5, won; Cygnet, 100 (Allen) 40 to l, second; Whoa Bill, Ill (Austinl 9 to g. third. Time, 1:14 4-5.
 Fourth race, mile handicap-Cotton- town, 106 (Preston) Il to 10. won; The Minks. 107 crreubeD 21 to 5, second; En- voy, 104 (Robinson) ? to 1, third. Time, 1:40 4-5.
 Fifth race, five furlongs-Red Gauntlet, 105 (Austin) to 1. won; Charley Nit chell, 110 (Robinson) to 1, second; Prince Ahmed, 9S (Rice) 50 to l, third Time 1:01 AS.
 Sixth race mile-Capitano. 1c9 (NicoD 6 to l., won; Granada, 96 CFisheO Il to B., second; Alma Gardia, 97 Preston) to 1, third. Time, 1:41 3-5.
 Seventh race, mile and sixteenth-Capt. , Bush. 109 (NicoD even, won; Adesso, 90 (O'BerD to l, second; Golden Mineral 104 (Austin) 10 to l, third. Time. :iS 3-5
 Latonia Entries.
 First race six furlongs sellng-Kittie Clyde. Glover Hampton, Gilded Lady, Miss Layman, Hilona, 110; Inflammabe, My Gem, Presentation, Sister Lillian, Harle- quin, St. Dennis. 112; pr. Riley Bill Waters, IA; pr. Stephens. Scotch Dance, Pollter, 112.
 Second race, five furlongs-Vesme, Yam do, The Mouser. Spider Web Chase Esna, 93, All Ablaze, Lightning Conductor, Sand Catcher, Zipango 96; Bud Hill. 1O5; Eric ton. 1l2; Bonaventure. Javanese. 99; Pink Star, III.
 Third race six furlongs, selling-Veran- dah. 110; Arachue Laura. Hunter, Mogran- or, Rodolfo. Exalted Lucillus, 112; Light Opera. Butcher, 115; John A. Scott, Znda, IT; Precious Stone, Mohave, Clyde, 121; Ayr Labor. IA.
 Fourth race. handicap, steeplechase, clubhouse course-Sigmund, 120; Woodyn. 132 Jolo, 1i2; Modred Law. 12S; Fred Priesmeyer, 135; Dell Leath, 142 Outshinc. 130: Signal Light, 136; Harefoot 1E.
 Fifth race seven furlongs selling-In- spector Girl, Lizzie Mclean. Mocassin Maid. 90; King Abyssinia. 92; Sybilla. San- ta Isuca. Lady Ethel, T; RuDlnon, Leo Bright. Minnehaha. 95; Tom Grove 106; Revalt 1O9; .Beden, 9S; Fresnola, Men docno. 10l; Topsy Robinson, 99.
 Sixth race, mile seling-Ethel Mark, 94; Arc Light. Handy Bill 104; Drexel. 107; Bill Carter. 112; Frivol, Ida Davis, 1o1: Mammie Algol, 1Os; Royal Legend 105; Gilpin, no.
 Seventh race mile, selling-Oakgrove, s3; Sago, pr. McCleur. 90; Lady Charade 91: Margary Gaffney. 10l; The Laurel, Gladia- tor. Fox Hunting Triple Silver 103; Josie's Jewel, Pirates Dance, sS; Colonial Lady, 94; Early Hours 9i Joe Shields, 99.
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LoNeWoRTHs IN PARIS.
Large Crowd at Station Is Eager to
 See Presidents Daughter.

Paris, July 5.-Representative and Mrs. tonight were met at the station by Am bassador Mccormick and the entire staff of the American embassy, the Marquis of Chambrun and representative of Pres ident Falleries and the foreign office.
 The crowd at the station showed much curiosity to see President Roosevets daughter. Lining the platform and salut- ing respectfully, the crowd kept to the background. The party were escorted to the American embassy, where they were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Mccormick.
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HAY MEN MEET.
Officers Are Elected for the Coming
 Year at Put-In-Bay.

Put-in- Bay O., July 5-At the closing session of the National Hay association today the following officers were elected and the convention adjourned.
 Presidential. Wasmuth of Roanoke, Ind
 First Vice President-S T. Beveridge of Richmond Va.
 Secretary-T -Treasurer-P. F. Goodrich of Winchester. Ind
 A resolution recommending a petition to Congress to pass d uniform passen- ger rate throughout the United States was passed and then reconsidered. and ordered it expunged from the records.
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OTHER GAMES.
Columbus 1s, carrolIton 5.

Columbus, Miss, July 5.-(Special)- Columbus took the second game in the series with Carrollon. Miss. this after noon; score 19 to 5. Unlike yesterdays s contest, the locals had the lead from sided struggle. The brilliant playing of Edward Harris, second baseman for the home team. was feature. Eugene Mus tin for the locals. also did good work in left field. Carrollton used three pitchers in its effort to stop the locals.
 Score by innings: R.H D.. NOluilgus ...,.ss...-oo J@V VVi-i9 tv Carrcllton .. 900 010 400 , ' s
 Batteries Reese and Cox; Taylor, Will lett. Kelly and Neighbors. Umpire, Elm mette Mahon.
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Spanish Cabinet Resigns.

Madrid. July 5.-The cabinet resigned today and King Alfonso has charged Gen. Lopez Dominguez to form a new ministry. The outgoing cabinet was formed June 10 under the premiership of Moret y Prem dergast, and was in the main iden/cal with the cabinet of June : of which also Senor Moret was premier. Gen. Lopez Dominguez Is the president of the Span iab eanate
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WeIlman Leaves for Spitzbereen.

Tromsoe, July 1.-The Wellman-Chicago Record Herald Arctic expedition sailed to- day on board the steamer Frithjof for it's headquarters at Spitzbergen. The steamer King Helge, sailing tomorrow will carry the remainder of the material for gas-making and erecting dwellings,. with his principal assistants. He hopes to make his first wireless test in about a fortnight The people of Thomsoe gave the expedition hearty send-off.
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colIinsvilIe IA, AttaIIa 2.

.5Ilnsville, July 5.-(special. 1.-The Col ,.asville "Invincibles' defeated the Att talia team here yesterday in a one-sided game. Dowdy started in to do the twirl- ing for the Attalla team, and was pound- ed by every batter that faced him. Rob erts was then substituted, but fared lit- touched up for five hits, but struck out eleven men.
 Score by innings: R.H E. Attalla . .,...... GOO 101 000-2 s Collinsville .. ... 62l 050 00+-14 17 5
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New Director for Y. M. c. A.

Arthur ". Brown of Grand Rapids, Mich, has accepted a proposition to be- come physical director of the. Birming- ham Young Mems Christian association. Mir. Brown has been the physical director of the Grand Rapids Y. M c. A. for the past ten years, and is considered one of the best men in the physical depart ment of tue association movement.
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Bids Made for Panama Loan.

Washington. July 5.-Secretary Shaw IS in receipt of offers for small blocks of the Panama canal fund bonds, S0OOO,OOO of which he offered last Monday for pop ular suhscriptIon. The secretary has re- ceived about 100 bids for bonds, but all or the bids are for small amounts, except one, which was for $2ooo,0oo. He declined to say from whom the latter came, but 1t is not taken seriously by the treasury or feials. It is not expected that there will be the least difficulty In disposng of the hnnde
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FOUR ARE DROWNED.
Attempted to Cross St. Johns River In
 Small Row Boat.

Jacksonville, Fla, July 5.-Four men were drowned in St. Johns river at a late hour last night In attempting to cross the river in a small row boat.
 The dead are: James Robinson, Charles Richardson. Adam Hal' and Shed Greer, all employees of the Armour fertilizer fae- tory.
 There were six men in the boat, over loading it, and 1t capslzed.
 John Hall and 'Babe" Sargent clung to the overturned boat and were saved.
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Michael Aqnos Is Dead.

Bucharest. July 5.-Mlchael Agnos, pres ident of the Greek union of America died June 20 at Turn-severin. Roumania. Mi chael Anagnos (also written Anagnosto- poulos) is the son-n-law of the late Dr. Samuel G. Howe and Julia Hard Howe, and was the successor of the former as sunerintendent of the Perkins institution for the blind. Mrs. Anagnos died in 1oee
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Called Down for FIogglng Horse.

London. July 5-For unnecessarily iog- ging his horse, St. Faustino, which ran second in a race at the New Market meet yesterday, the stewards of the jockey club today summoned Danny Maher before them and severely reprimanded the Amer lean jockey and cautioned him that any repetition would result in the withdrawal of his license. This is the first time the popular jockey has had any trouble with the stewards in England.
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Two Killed By Dynamite.

Deadwood, s. D., July 5.--The bodies of this morning on Bald mountain. With several other boys they went up to the top of the mountain 10 put off dynamite in celebration of the Fourth Before mid night the others returned home leaving Barrie and Reano to put off the last shot. They. failed to get away soon enough. Their bodies were scattered over dis tance of one hundred yards.
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Araneta Gets Good Job.

Washington, July 5.--Gregora Araneta, solicitor general of the Philippines, has been selected to succeed MT. Wilhey as attorney general of the insular govern ment, at q salry of S7000 per annum. The selection was made by Secretary Taft. Senor Araneta is about 90 years of age. He learned English and can make argu- ments in court in either Spanish or Eng IfuI,
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PreIiminarv Waived.

The attorney for P. Z Alexander, charged with assault with intent to mur- der, appeared yesterday before Judge Fea- gin and asked for a continuance of the case until today. Later the attorneyfs stat ed that a preliminary trial would be waived and a bond made for the defend- ants appearance before the grand jury.
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Tells How Hearts Were Touched.

London, July 5.-Ambassador Reid has sent a letter to Queen Alexandra's pri- vate secretary. saying that her majesty touched all American hearts by the sor- row which she manifested and her tender sympathy with the suffering survivors and bereaved relatives and friends of those Killed in the railroad wreck at Sails
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Killed By Automobile.

St. Louis, July 5.-One man was killed and three others were injured in an automobile accident in St. Louis county, near the city limits. tonight. Alfred Burton, merchant, died short ly after the accident. John Sweet had h.s left leg broken, and two men, names not obtainable, were bruised.
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Anniston 7, Gadsden 0.

Gadsden July 5.-(Special.) )-rhe locals were completely shut out In a dull and list less game yesterday. In the seventh inning the locals put Johnson in the box and he put little ginger in the game at the windup by striking three out The visitors did excellent batting and 1eld work. Score: R.H. E.
 Batteries: Chapman, Johnson and F. Stevenson; Rivers and Sibley.
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Wait Signal From St. Petersburg.

St. Petersburg, July 5.-A meeting of the congress of peasants unions representing 24 provinces with delegates from the so- ciaf revolutionary and labor parties, and the Finnish red guard was held in 1el- sinfors today. The congress adopted res olution to call a general rising if Parlia- ment should be dissolved and to make all preparations for q revolution, but to wait for the signal from St. Petersburg.
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WISCONSIN WINS
 IN TARGET PRACTICE
BALTIMORE IS FIRST IN THE CRUISER CLASS AND THE PERRY RANKS FIRST AMONG THE TOR PEDo BOATS.

Washington, July 5.-The navy depart ment today made public the results of the rifle practice with the big guns of the navy on various ships. The trophy winners are the Wisconsin in the battleship class, the Baltimore in the cruiser class, and the Perry in the torpedo boat class
 The gunboat has not yet been decided.
 The following are the standings of the different battleships in the competition in
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Red Cross Adopts Text.

Geneva, July 5.-The International Red Cross conference held plenary sitting here today and adopted the text of the new convention. The signature of the protocol will take place tomorrow.
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Lewis S. Clarke Is Dead.

New Orleans, July 5.-Lewis S. Clarke, for eight years a republican national com mitteeman from Louisiana, died suddenly at hotel here early today. He was en route to his summer home at Lake Placid, N Y, when stricken with acute indigestion.
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Charged With Stealing.

Will Reese, a negro. has been arrested by Policeman Patton, charged with grand larceny. The prisoner is charged with breaking open cars on the Seaboard Air Line tracks and taking case of shoes, which were recovered by Policeman Pat ton.
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yearIInqs Sold at sheepshead.

New York. July 5.-A number of yearl- ings were sold at Sheepshead Bay today. The best prices were: B. C., by Gold Crest -Quesal. H B. Duryea, $l5OO b. C., Semperonius- Mareschal Neil, S. Emery, s2eo0: b. f., by Ben Strome- -Manola Mason, L. A. Celia. $500; ch. C., by Allan-a- Dale Pocahontas, l.. A. Celia s2300.
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Indoor Baseball.

In the first game of indoor baseball at the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium last night Berry defeated Henng in a fast and in- teresting game by the score of to 2. The feature of the game was the pitching of Weiland for Berry's team. The second game was won by Platowsky by the score of il to 4 The feature of this game was the batting Of Piatowsky : mean The score by innings:
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Says She Will Soon Be Back.

Moscow, July 5.-Maria Shfridonovo, who killed Chief of Police Luzhenoffsky of Tambov was today sent to Siberia with other prisoners. Spectators at the railway station bade her keep mp a stout heart to which she replied: We shall soon be back"
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Kills Her Husband.

East St. Louis, July 5.-Mrs. Maud Deasso shot her husband, Peter Deasso today, rnortally wounding him because she declared he had threatened to kill her with a hatchet.