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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13
MAINE LEAGUE STANDING.
MAINE LEAGUE NOTES.

Umpire Hassett has been made an
offer to otiiciate in lhe New Eng
land League but said that he was
satisfied whore he is.
"CuKe" Barrows was made an Of
fer by the Lawrence management,
Wednesday to join their team, but
he decided to stay with Portland for
a while.
Clark, the new Augusta pitcher, has
allowed only one clean hit in two
games this week, and that is going
some for the Maine League OF any 9TH
er fast company.
There will be four games at the
Driving park next week, Pine Tree be-
ing here Monday and Tuesday, and
Eiddeford Wednesday and Thursday.
Mondays game VIII be called at 515
and if this plan proves popular this
hour will continue through the week.
Biddeford Record: Biddefords salary
list is understood to be about $2I5 Il
week 1T present. Some of the other
ANS may have I, higher list, but this
is as much as Eiddeford can stand
1t isn't 50 much qur::t;"n of what
salary IL Player gets as of the services
ne gives IN return.
The little cards giving the schedule
OF the Augusta team which have been
circulated this week are wrong in one
or twD respects. Pop Williams Pine
Tree team will play here next Monday
and Tuesday, July Il and 16. instead ni
Augusta playing at South Portland, as
given on the card. ON Friday and
Saturday, July 10 and 20. Augusta will
play at Lewiston. instead of Lewiston
playing here. this change being made
at the urgent request of the Lewiston
people aS the mills in that city will be
shut down ut that time.
There are over Il d,Zcn present or
former Maine college players now in
the Maine League. ioWioin is repre-
scented by Cox and Stanwood on Port
land and by Pop Williams, McDade
and MCGraW on Pine Tree. Bates
has seven representatives on the Bid
deford team, Wilder. Alien, Bridges,
Rogers. Boothby, Johnson and Stone.
Colby and T.. Of NJ. have each one man
in the League. Cary Of Colby playing
on Augusta ana Higgins of L. Of NJ.
on Biddeford. Lewiston and Bangor
have no college players. There are as
many college men in the Aroostook
League as in the Maine League. The
Bpwdoin men there are Files, Sparks.
Manter and Flair; the Colby men are
Wiley. Tilton. Shaw, Goode ami
Dwyer. and the L. of NJ men are
Mayo. Dow. Hall and Gordon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13
WILL FIGHT JOHNSON.
ommy Burns Will Forget Color Line
for Sake of Match.


Jimmy Conroth. who pulled off the
c,Snl hetwecn Tommy Burns and Bill
GIIuires at the Ocean View Pavilion on
JJmiv = has interested himself in trying 70
uIIhS about n match between Burns and
ne inuch-discussed negro champion, Jack
J,ohlSon. Burns. who has heretofors
urawn the colored line. was asked wheth
er ne would take johnson on, and the fact
I'LL, I'LL ne did not give n straight refusal
makes IKE, Il seem that he is willing.
III fight Johnson" said Burns. IF YOU
make 1t 12-foot ring. / have always said
unat | would never fight a negro. but
n w",,a IKE to prove to Jack and the
world that ] am his master"
we would have to get johnson 70
aeI9e mont the size Of the ring, though
said Cnffroth
Wen, ! want time to think It over snyy'
nov said Eurns. 'T'n give yo,I den.
me answer the middle of next week."
Cofroth is very anxious TO secure The
match match. as he thinks it would draw b1s f
,po"se. RurnS says that he thinks he elI
be able to take on this fight and carry
Glt MS plan Of going to Australia to siv,,
sInires return match before the end oi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
arrangements Announced BY National
Lawn Tennis Association.

Boston, July 12-Arrangements for the
national championships of the United
States National Lawn Tennis Association
1or This season We're announced in This
city tonight The tournament for tho
championship in singles will be held nc
"sual' AT Newport X. l.. and play Will
commence on Aug. 20. The winner of the
tournament will be called upon To nIav
william j. Clothier for the championship
There will he an innovation in doubles
this year. Instead of Eastern and West
erh tournaments being held as in past
years and the winners meeting to decide
me championship, the preliminary pIav
VIII be held at Atlanta, Ca, July &c: at
Chlcaso July p. and Longwood. Mass
aug 3. The winners of these three tour.
haments will play at the Crescent An
leuc CUB Bay Ridge, N. Y, Aug. 1s and
H. The pair winning this event will ha
called upon to play Holcombe Ward ana
beals C. Wright for the championship AZ
Newport. probably on Aug. 20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13
Yachting at Shelburne, N. S.
Tr0tting at Woonsocket, R. |.

Shelhurno. n s. July 12-Fine
weather favored the yachtsmen today
for the second trial races to select
three boats to represent Canada in the
international dory contest for the Low
tt-Wagner cup, which will commence
here next Tuesday.
The dories are built under the rules
Of the Massachusetts Racing Associa-
ton ana of the Shelburne Yacht Club
and are similar to those of the dory
class of the Royal Nova Scotia Yacht
SQUADRON except that the boats sail
entirely without ballast, and carry the
original rig. This is considerably larg-
er than is spread by the Halifax boats.
They are dependent entirely on their
crews of four men each to keen them
right side up and the sport in racing
them in 4 good breeze is most exciting.
Tho course is triangular one of four
miles in the inner harbor, crossing it
as the wind will give the greatest
amount of windward work.
TIE first days racing was sailed in a
strong northwest breeze but the little
boats logged whole sails. though one
of them turned turtle in the jibe. To-
day the racing was in a moderate
southeast wind with occasional deluges
of rain The boats We're sent over the
course first from east to west and then
reverse. The boat sailed by Walter
Dexter was first. w. 4. Wagner's Sec
ond. and w. Willis boat third
"A to"d! race the boats were
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13
A GOOD CARD
Is Arranged for Monday Nights Box.
ing Feast At Bangor.

Bangor, Ne, July 12.-The boxing
bout that IS to be held in the Arnory
Monday night, under the management
of Billy Dunning, is attracting. a good
deal of attention and the sports az.
planning TO attend in a body. Shawn,
kirlle and Kid Myers, who are tbs
principals in the main bout have been
training hard in anticipation of n Cru.
cling contest. Since the last fight Be,
tween these two star performers d.
friends Of each nave been making
rlouS statements as to the comparaf1
merit Of their favorite and when In
IS called Monday night the hackers q
both Myers and Kirke will have ripe.3
side seats prepared to encourage thei9
man to the end.
The preiiminaries of the bout csntainl
the names Of some Of the best glove
artists in this vicinity. The bout BE- /
tween Whirlwind Parks of veazie anH
joe numond of Bangor will undoubt
edly draw quite cote-ie of VeaB
fight fans. Both men have a good fol.
in the squared circle Monday night il
will be for blood.
II Mr.. Coyne of HaIIoweIl fails 10 ap-
pear before the night OF the exhibition
10 swap wallops with Billy Dunning,
l>id Savoy will be sent against Kid
Wilson and all the, fans. who have at
tended the bouts that have been held
mus far this season, are perfectly IA
milMr with the style Of Wilson. q
All the participants in the bout
local favorites and this fact afoj
should be sufficient to draw the
gest house of the year. Managers
mns went t. a good deal of expal
revive he game in the Queen Cit
me followers Of the game should
their sporting blood by turning ou =
the night of the bout and helping h Il
good cause along.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13
BOXING NOTES.

mere IS move on foot to match
Blll Squires against AL Kaufman Ona
frisco promoter thinks that Al and
BIZ would make good fight
SANDY Ferguson will go to PhiIadeI-
hhia today and is going to challenge
~" winner Of the johnson and Fitz-
simmons hout. His manager is also 90
ing I" try to get him Il match with
Mike Schrcck. AMI the Boston snorts
will go broke that he can heat co1,rco1,
Jimmy Gardner left Boston for Fort
wayne Thursday, where hc is IL r,aet
clarence English July 10. The bout is
Tor 10 rounds. and while English is q.
'oush fellow to stop, Gardner shouId
Up MN over in about five or six
rounds.
BOSTON Herald: The card for 1Lc
in,iSimmHts next show Tuesday
night Will be Kid Shea of Halloween
or'.r known in these parts as Colby
.,'oWth OF south Boston, against
~" Manning Of Pawtucket, who has
oeeh making good name for himself
II the lightweight ranks. Rillv Free-
h''h and Billy Dwyer and Bart Uae.
'r'N oil SWlmpsc Dtt and Denny Rvar
~ cambridge are the others. 8 -
he p"ut between Sydney and Shea
nat was to have been the main ot.
traction for the Winnisimmet A r.
HIS been declared off, as the nanope.
lnent did not think il n stronr on,,,,.,.
carl. Sydney has gone to New yor,, n
search Of matches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13
A Challenge
Is Probable.

London, July Pit is probable, al
though Sir Thomas Upton Will not admit
it, that the New York Yacht Club viii!
receiev n challenge for the Americas cup
for 1905 The time for challenging does
not expire until October and it is not like
ly that the challenge will be sent until
the last moment. Speaking of the matter
today, Sir Thomas said he would not say
yet whether he intended to send a yacht
across the Atlantic next year or send 4
challenge before the time for challenge
expired, as it would simply be giving the
holders of the cup more time in which to
arrange for it's defence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13
BIG ED DELEHANTY
Tells How He Learned to Bat the Big
League Pitchers.

| Big Ed Delehanty, the pioneer of that
! celebrated family Of bali players, and
whose 'swattins' was the wonder Of the
baseball profession, was often approa he'd
| by players and scribes as to his ability to
keep up his stick work SO regularly, but
he never deiSned to reply except to say
1t was born in him. But once in a while
the big fellow unbent, and the way he
used to ''shoot the gaff'' into the green
one was 4 caution. One day at the ball
park out on Seventh street the rain pre-
vented the continuance of the game with
the Philadelphia team, of which Del was
n member, and there was quite a group
sitting around ]. Earle Wagner, the own
er OF the Washingtons, passing the CON
round rather freely.
Jimmy McJames was then pitching for
the Washingtons. and on his turn up prior
to the rain Del had soaked one Of his out
shoots for keeps much to the discontinue
of McJames. who was then a rather green
one from South Carolina, and he broke
into the CON immediately:
How did you learn to gauge curve
pitching SO WELL Mr.. Delehanty, may I
ask" McJames asked politely.
The appellation of Mr. rather took
Delehanty off his seat.
"Oh. that was easy" replied the mighty
Delehanty. you see, my father was n
great naturalist and made n fancy of
training birds, and particularly these
cranky bats that fly around at night
When | gave up my studies at college and
determined to play baseball, my dad used
to go in long room, and, placing me I'M
der a bright light, send the bats out of
the cages in my direction. You know how
bats curve around in their flying and nv
dad made it obligatory that I must hit
every one that curved In my direction /
dld. and that's now l gauge you laws
who think you know thing or two about
curves"
McJames took it all in, and Win Mer-
Ger used to take him out on the lots
evenings to practice hitting the bats, an3
IL was long time before McJames
dropped to the fact that the king of
hatsmen' was giving him n strineing for
daring to call him mfr" Delehanty.
Wneh every other player in uniform had
permission to say Del"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13
New Workers Expect Twn
Good Matches in July.
Terry Martin and George Gun.
Their Break About Even,
Tommy Burns Valves Color In.
to Meet jackson. Y.

New York, July 13-Two boutx. -
Will show two Of the most iutar.. H.
boxers Of New York have jl,s,
closed. Tommy Murphy is to meet ~
Reyes at the Crown AthIetic eluSl
Brooklyn within two weeks. and a
Eurke is to show what he con do ~
Robinson next week at the Sharl4v n
letic Club on Columbus avenue 3sI4
Murphy, weighing about 100. caysis.yy
knockout in his right and I'm Il. -.
Either fist in contact with the law ., =.
OF his opponents will send him far -
into the Land or Nod. Burke wc,yt,..
about lGO also carries knockout ,,rorSF Y
both hands. He has the 6istinc,,a,,
being the only man who put Joe Gs4sf
sleep. Bob Fitzsimmons, who hits Ss'
blow, tried and failed.
Bert keyes is a clever boxer. who ~
be able to keep Tommy away. Robin,
is hardly good enough to keep off put
Joe HUMPHREYS, who is interested in ~
Crown Club, says that an iniunc,ios
which will prevent the police from inter.
fering with the MIrphy-Keyes con,ss,
has been obtained from the Sunrema
tlsed the match between Burke and Terry
Martin some DAYS ago, bat the police NJ
the precinct found objections. IN tho
meantime the club will give a show IN
July 10 to arouse interest and prove ,hst
1t is an athletic organization within the
meaning of the law.
11umphries is also authority for ths
statement that he is trying to get on
match between Burke ana Jack Black.
burn. the colored boxer. Billy McCarney
of the Washington Sporting Club Of PHI.
adelphia, has offered thirty per cen: Of
the gross receipts for the sailors end
But the manager wants guarantee An
agreement may be reached in a few DAYS
blackburn beat the sailor once, but he
will find different kind of a boxer in
front of him if they meet again.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
MAINE LEAGUE SCHEDULE.

The new Maine League schedule, ar
ranged to August ,. is as follows:
July l2-13-Portland at Lewiston, Au-
gusta at Bangor
July I3-Biideford at Pine Tree
July Rehabilitation at Bangor. Pine
Tree at Augusta, Lewiston at Portland.
July E-1S-Bangor at Lew Vision. Bidde-
ford at Augusta. Portland at Pine Tree.
July l9-a)-Augusta at Lewiston.
July l9Portland at Bddeford. Bangor
at Pine Tree.
July a0-Pine Tree at Biddeford. Bangor
at Portland.
July a2-23-Bangor at Pine Tree. Port
land at Biddeford. Augusta at Lewiston.
July 24-25-Bangor at Augusta. Pine
Tree at Portland. Lewiston at Biddeford.
July o6-a.-Portland at Bangor. Bidde-
ford at Augusta, Lewiston at Pine Tree.
July 29-@-Biddeford at Portland. Pine
Tree at Bangor Lewiston at Augusta.
July 2l-Aug Portland at Pine Tree.
Biddeford at Lewiston, Augusta at Ban
gor.
Aug 2-3-Bangor at Biddeford, Augusta
ut Portland, Pine Tree at Lewiston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13
LAJOIE is LAID UP.
Manager of the Maps Spiked BY Ong-
Iaub In Wednesdays Game.

Cleveland, July 12.-Manas"r Lajoie
of the Maps may not be able to play
ball for weeks. He was spiked
"Wednesday by Capt. Tnglaub of the
Boston team. the spikes tearing deep
wound in the instep of the left foot
The foot is kept packed in ice, as blood
poisoning is feared.
Lajoie's injury will greatly handicap
the team, as he and Flick We're the only
members who We're hitting the ball.
O'RIien will play second until he re-
turns, and Bill Bradley will have
charge of the team on the field.
Charles Somcrs, vice president of the
American League, has become acting
manager of the team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13
surveyors for the proposed electric

80, ~ were working Thursday trying to
'dte me street lines on Main ana
."hcock streets ut Ellsworth. tt is
"'i'ic''lt to find the exact locations o.
vi me south side of Main street ec-
peciaiiF some buildings apparertIy
come over into the highway If is sai1
nt,,os same conditions exist on several
;ntnr., streets as it was the original
as OF the early settlers to build
We'd, iedr 'he roads or paths as possible
!" mere roads were not laid ont. ana
e were but paths instead. buildings
msie punt and rebuilt on the sar,.
si'es' until there are many mixture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13

Osborne somewhat resembles 'Sandow"
Mertes in his ply sical makeup and has
acquitted himself III fine sty lie in the few
games in which he has taken part says
the Philadelphia Press. The indications
are that. as this Is his first season in the
big league, he isn't yet acquainted with
the direction in which the players of the
opposing teams hit the ball Until he
learns this Manager Murray may keep
Osborne on the bench. but 1t would not
be surprising in the face of Titus slump
in batting il the young recruit gets a
place in right field very soon. At any
rate, whether he gets a place now or
later Osborne looks to be a player who
will bear watching. With such n good
man on the bench the regulars can't
afford to let down in their playing. and
this will be q benefit to the team as
whole.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13

punched at the finish. there being only
~ seconds between the three leading
poatS. 1here were seven competitors,
I'VE from Shelburne. one from Var
mouth and one from Halifax
IL inc weather is favorab the boats
VIII be again sent over the course to-
morrow. The crews of the American
boats watched toGay's trials with keen
interest and it is the general opinion
me cup contest will be hard fought.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13
New Bedford Also Gains on
Haverhi|I, Two to One.
Wet Grounds Prevent Lowell and
Worcester Games.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.

Fal! River. July Il Fall River defeat
ed Lynn today to hy punching hits i'll
teams PLAYED an error less fielding game,
and some brilliant catches were made by
Crt, Sylvester and Steele
Fall River ......0 q 6 o g X-2-9-0
Lynn ...........u . U l 0-l-,-1
RattericS-Jert5er and Dracher; Steele.
ana DallIn. fine, 100. Umpire, Merritt.
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New Bedford z; HaverhiIi I.

New Bedford, Mass, July 12.-Haverhill
was beaten Ecre to this afternoon. The
visitors could not hit, HamltOn's two sin
giles being the only safe drives made Off
Drohan'S pitching. New Bedford earned
both runs and the visitors gathered in one
made on errors.
New Bedford % 0 0 0 ! y-2-5-2
Haverhll ......9 0 0 0 0-1-2-l
batteries Drohan and Norris; McPart-
lin and McCabe. Time, 131. Umpire
Henry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13
Detroit and New York Divide
nonors in Two Games.
Chicago 8; Washington 2..PhiIa.
dsIphIa 8: st. Louis 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Cleveland. July 12.-BOstOn beat Cleve-
land to l today. Young was unhitable
FL rors by Turner and Stovall and fuke
singles by Ferris and Young gave Bos-
ton the only runs
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THIS WEEKS GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE;
Thursday. Friday. STANDARDIZATION at
Cleveland. New York at Detroit. Athlet-
les at st. Louis. Washington at Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Thursday, Friday. Saturday-St Louis
at Boston, Pittsbnrg at BROOKLYN. Cincin-
natl at New York. Chicago at Philade-
phia.
NEW ENGIAN ND LEAGUE.
Satmday-Lowell at Lawrence. Haver-
hill at New Bedford. Rrockton at Worces-
ter, Lynn at Fall River.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday Buffalo at
Providence, Toronto at Newark ROches
ter at Jersey City. Montreal at Baltimore
Sunday Rochester at Providence. Mont
real at Newark
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AT NEW YORK.

New York ......1 0 0 0 :. 0 x-3-5-2
Cincinnati ......O 0 . l 0 o | U-2-l-3
Batteries-Taylor and BowermaD: Coax
lev and Schlei Time, 40. lTmpires,
EmSie and Carpenter.
At Bu*ton-The Boston-St. Louis game
was postponed; rain
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SPORTING NOTES

IN the semi-fnal round OF the ladies'.
.ehhis singles Friday at Newport, Wales
nay sutton who is defending her title tn
me WEIGH championship, beat Miss WI
son by g., rs. VII
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Martin and Gunther Break Even.

Philadelphia. Pa, July 12.-After :
siashing six-round fight in which eacn
siugged the other from bell to Dell
neither Terry Martin Of this city o.
George Gunther OF Australia coui'
claim any advantage Gunther was was
viciously aggressive. but Martin d''
not break ground.
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NATIONAL.
Chicago, New York and
Pittsburg Are Winners.
All Close Games and Two Of
Them Are ShutOuts.
Rain Prevents Boston.St. Louis
Agony at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
AT BROOKLYN.

Pittsburg .......0 . o . 3 0 , N-5-S-2
81 ookIyn .......o . D . o 0 0-U-7-2
i3attrrieS-NilliS and Gibson; Mcintyre
and Ritter. Time, l.52 Umpire, john
stone.
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Rain Prevents
Maine Games.

All TIE games scheduled by the Maine
League for Friday We're postponed on ac-
count of rain.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Baltimore Montreal :. BALTIMORE l.
AT Providence Providence .. TtuifalO l.
At Newark Newark s. Toronto l.
At Jersey City-Rochestcr 2, Jersey
City !.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New Haven-New Haven 5. Hol-
yoke !.
At Springfield Norwich Z. Springfield .
At Decentralization I. Bridgeport 2.
At New London-'fhe New London Wa
terbufy game was called Off
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Chicago ........0 3 o 6 q . o q X-'-l0-0
WaShinptnn - . u o . - o.;
Batteries -Patterson Fienr ana HIATT F.;
Hughes a?d lieydon Time. A Umpire.
Sheridan.
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Chicago .........G D 0 o o l % 80
Philadelphia 80 o . o o q U-0-i-2
l;htterics-Ilo and Moran; Corridor
Rltchie and DoCin. Time, 80. UmIiles
O'Day and Klein.
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At ST. LOUIS.

Philadelphia A 3 q 9-I;-'
81. Louis ......0 q u q u I-1-Il-
Batteries Fender and Schreck: Morgan
Dneen and PueoW. Time. 1.5b. Umpire
Connolly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13

Rouse C'Brien, the South Boston
lightweight, who has been boxing ~
New York for several months. VIII ?.
home in day or two and will rest tlh
the fall. He has a GOOD bank roll ms"s
on his bouts in New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13

At Iowell-Thc Law renee Lowell game
was postpone !: wet grounds.
At WGrceSter-Thc Brock ton Worcester
game was postponed: wet grounds.
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bay mare taking both the heats and
the race
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-28
TO INsPECT JArLs.

Dr. BragG Goes to AshvilIe to Look at < New Structure.
 pr. Shirley Bragg left last night for Ashville, St. Clair County. where he goes to inspect the new jail at that place. pr. Bragg is State Inspector of Jails. cotton factories and aims houses ' At the time that the contract for the new jaiI at Ashville was let to the con- tractors. a clause in the contract pro- vided that the new building be inspect ed by the State Inspector. and the County Commissioners of St. Clair County cannot accept the building until such inspection by pr. Bragg has been made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-28
WILSON-MARABLE.
Young Couple Weeds at Lafayette
 Church.

Lafayette. Nov. 27.-(Special.)-Mi Sarah G. Marable and MT. Lewis N. Wilson, both residents of Lafayette, were married here this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 The wedding was celebrated at the Baptist Church which was beautifully decorated for the occasion with flowers and evergreens, and was filled with the friends and relatives of this popular young couple.
 The bridal pair left on the afternoon train for visit to relatives in Georgia.
 An unfortunate accident occurred at the lafayette Cotton Oil Mill this aft