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ACCUSED or

ACCUSED OF FRAUDs-Los Angeles Feb
l6.-Dr. A. II. Hedderly and Richard Hynes,
two prominent local business men. taken
TO Portland, Ore, today by United States off,
GERS to. stand trial for alleged completely In
Oregon land frauds
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PROMOTION: The act OF promoting ad-
vancements ENCOURAGEMENT-Ce Die
tionary.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
Fair Ground Results.

New Orleans, March 20.-Colloauy chppeo
tbree-fifths of a second off the track
record IN the third race at five furiohs'
ot the Fair Grounds today, covering the
distance in SO 20. Yankee Girl. winner
of the City Park derby last SATURDAY
and an entry in the Crescent CITY oerpy
Of next Saturday, won the fifth race at
n mile and twenty yards with hardly an
effort. 1t was announced that Judge
Post another derby candidate, has recoV-
cred from sickness which has bothered
him this week. Weather fair; track last.
First race, four furlongs, purse-sa-
hado. los GA. Martini. % to /, won' An
tome los CIV. Walker. TO ], second
I Ham. Us (NicoD, . to !, third. fime'
AS As. ,-
Second race, six and half furlongs'
selliny-Spion. "a Garner. to :, Won
Columbia Girl. 1O9 (NicoD. 10 to ., second
Refined. 92 "a Martini. to |, third Ilme'
LOO ,,e
Third race. FIVE furlonss-Colloquy' LOO
Garner). to 5. won; Charlie Eastman,
10 Iloyd). 10 to ?, second; Rusk' luz
(Bilac) 70 to /, third Time, so 20
Fourth race. five Acknowledgment 10
1,loyd). "A to 3, won Coincident ITO
(Mountain), 10 to 1, second; Montpert
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THOMPSON'S Squirt
WON FOR POWELL
Y. M. C. A. DEFEATED IN RELAY
RACE OF YoUNGSTERS-CON-
TEST WAS CLOSE AND VERY Elk
CITING.

The small boys of Birmingham,
patterning after their elder brothers, ran
relay race of their own yesterday after
noon, and for closeness and speed theJ
rivalled the racers of the last occasion.
Ry only few feet, the representatives
of the Powell school defeated the Young
Mems Christian association, after racing
five blocks between lines of yelling and
enthusiastic children.
The race started at Twenty-ffth street
and Fifth avenue. and extended FIVE
blocks to Twentieth street and Fifth ave-
nue.. There We're ten boys on each side
and relays were put in at every half
block. The winning team for the Powell
school consisted of Raford Rivers, Will
Hawkins, Will Templeman, Lucien Hood
Harold Smith, John F'ahey Claud San
differ. Glen Parsons, Carroll Harvill and
Foy Thompson. while the Young Mems
Christian association was represented by
Glenn Harris. Marshall Dabney, Chester
Odum. Hermann Alder. Ed Bowron, Har-
ry Wilson, Vernon Harris John Howard
Parker Wilson and b. Dearborn.
The Young Mems Christian association
was in the lead until the last half block
when Foy Thompson made a phenomenal
gain, and struck the line just a few feet
ahead of his competitor. All of the boys
ran we'll
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GOODYEAR CLOTHING co.
ANNOUNCE OPENING
For Saturday-Will Handle Mems
Cravenetted Clothing and a Gen.
eral Line Gents Furnishings.

The Goodyear Raineoat company has
changed the style of their concern TO the
Goodyear Clothing company. The COM
pany has added tull line of gentlemens
crGYenetted clothing and furnishing goods.
The Goodyear company manufactures all
of then goods-oNercoats and clothing
ana, therefore. propose to save the mid
dleman's and the salesman's profits for
their customers. The craNenetted cloth
ing is similar in texture, pattern and
finish 10 ordinary clothing. and in addi-
ton the wearer has the satisfaction of
being Waterproof at all times The new
clothing is quite popular In the eastern
cities. The Goodyear company has already
made reputation here for low prices
ami satisfactory goods and the same
So'ind business policy will be pursued in
tn future.
Mr.. Shulman announced his opening for
Saturday. the 23d. A cordial invitation is
ext andea the public to be present.
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CUT THIS OUT
A Recipe for Consumption and the
Quick Cure of Coughs and
Colds.

A noted Philadelphia specialist states
that consumption In every case comes
from weak lungs which are sometimes
inherited but more often result ITO"
a neglected cough or cold.
Lungs weakened by nature or inf1am-
nation afford a lodging place Tor the
I, bercle germ and consumption follows
This Is the whole thing in brief as stated
by the great specialist. He gives a for-
mula which has proven wonderfully ef-
fective in the speedy cure of all throat
and lung troubles and 1t is said VIII
frequently cure bad cold in twenty
four hours. The formula is the following;
'Glycerine two ounces; Concentrated oil
of pine one half ounce; whisky half pint
mix and shake thoroughly; use in table
spoon doses every four hours" The IN
gradients are obtainahle from any good
prescription druggist and can easily De
mixed at home.
The Concentrated oil of pine is COM
paratiyely new product, but was well
coined by physicians on account OF its
being soluble. a quality long sought.
Care should be taken to make sure to
get the Concentrated" which always
comes put up in half ounce bottles en-
closed in round screw top cases intended
to protect the oil from heat and light
an retain it's full strength of ozone.
Patent medicines of similar names put
out by chemical companies and bulk oils
should be avoided If a person keeps the
physical organs in a healthy condition
they reed fear no disease. and cough
or cold should be checked at once. or
1t will surely lead to serious complica-
tons.
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$3.50 OR BUST"
MAXWELL'S PLAN
MONTGOMERY TWlRlER WILL
NOT STAND FOR $25 CUT-HAS A
JOHN TExARkANA, AND is NOT
TROUBLED.

Montgomery, March 20-1SpeciaL)-Aou our
correspondent had talk with Bert Max
well today and he seems to be in pretty
good spirits in spite of his suspension
What are you going to do Bert was
asked.
ii, if these people stick to their de-
cision | guess Ill stick to mine and quit
baseball this season. l am making ar
rangements to go into business with
NV brother at Texarkana in case the
Moguls decline to give me what they
promised You see, when I went to Pitts
burg | got a salary of $500. and President
Amerine of the Montgomery club prom
ised to raise my salary to $3.50 If l came
back to Montgomery. l came back all
right but the salary didn't show up.
I've no doubt that President Amerine
would have made good his proposition
but for the new directors in the club
l am up against It, you see, but | tell
YOU | don't have to play ball Tor
living. I've got a good job at Texarkan&
waiting for me-
..tll he here few days yet ana per-
hans this matter may be stralgnteneo
ont hut I'm pretty sure I'll stick 10 Tue
$3.50 proposition.
Maxwell has showed up IN me shape
AZ nractice and has entered into the games
az III, r,o-e enthusiasm than any member
90 tho team Bert is the same happy-go-
iuckv boyish fellow that he was iase
year is always jolly and as skittish as
Golf He puts life into the team anu
ia always first to doff his sweater anu
do his little stunt
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OWENTON DEFEATS
Y. M. G. A. CHAMPIONS
SCORE OF is TO 16-LAMBERT AND
BULLOCK LOSE THEIR TEMPERS
AND BLOWS ARE EXCHANGED
BETWEEN THE GENTLEMEN.

The basketball team of the Birmingham
college al Owenton trimmed the Y. NJ. c..
A. championship team last night in a
rough -and-tumble exhibition. The game
was exciting and close, the final score
being is and L.
The struggle occurred on the floor of
the Birmingham Athletic club. The game
was primarily arranged In order that the
Y. M. C. A. team might get accustomed
TO the B. A. c. floor, preparatory to
tie match game between the Y. NJ c. A.
and the Athletic club, scheduled for Fri
day night While the game was not ad-
Vertsed aud while it was played almost
without spectators, ii partook of the real
article in the bitterness of the conflict.
Unfortunately there occurred a fisticuff.
Two OF the players lost their tempers,
These were Bullock of the Y. NJ. c. A.
and Lambert of the ,Owenton crew. A
blow was struck Friends interviewed,
however, and peace was restored.
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CUB CHAMPIONS SAFELY CONNECT
BUT ONE LITTLE SCRACTH BINGLE
RueIbach and Moran in
WOnOn Wreck Yesterday

was a most happy one The president Is
on the most intimate terms with his men,
and his men are exceedingly fond of
him.
An amusing incident yesterday was the
mistaking of President Murphy for Presi-
dent Kavanaugh on the part Of several
newsboys of the city. The two moguls
look very much alike. in spite of the fact
that President Kavanaugh is several
pounds the heavier man.
Murphy talked most enthusiastically
concering his team, and believes that he
will win another pennant. He is especial
ly fond of Second Baseman Evers, and
states his opinion that he is the best
keystone protector playing the game to-
day Manager Vaughn agreed that this
was true. Murphy was especially pleased
with Ragans pitching yesterday. and pre-
diets that the roaring one will head
the list In Dixie this season
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MURPHYs TRIBUTE TO EVERs
AND RAGAN-MOoUL FANoRS
JUDGE KAVANAUGH, AND AN
AMUSING INCIDENT FOLLOWS.

Charlie Murphy, president OF the Chi
cago club, received message last night
that Pitcher Reulbach, one of the best IN
the world, and Catcher Moran, captain
of his team had escaped uninjured In
the wreck on the Monon yesterday after
noan The players are expected to arrive
today, and the announcement that Reul-
bach will do some of the twirlng in this
afternoons contest will aid in craving
out large crowd,
The Cubs president arrived in Birming-
ham yesterday and greeted his players as
they rolled in from Mobile. The meeting
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MERIDIAN LANDS
THE THIRD CONTEST
PYLANT AND BILLIARD PITCHERS.
COLLEGE BOYS PLAY WELl-AT-
LANTA SEES RARE SPoRT-MA-
CON is TRIMMED.

Meridian, Miss, March 20-tSpeclal y
For the third day in succession, the A.
and NJ college boys from Starllvllle made
the local professionals play ball to defeat
them by score of to l. Combs pitched
a good game of ball for the visitors, but
the errors behind him were more numer-
Gus and costly than ON the other two
days. Pylant was in rare form, although
he did not use a curve ball during the five
innings he pitched. and Billiard used
straight, hard ones, to which the col
legians took kindly in the last inning.
The fielding of the local infield was
ragged at times. The fielding of Down.
ing, Roth and Sample. and the hitting of
Sample Devore and Utter were the feat
visitors. the best fielding work was done
by Roberts. b. Mitchell in right. Fife and
Combs. Roberts three-saeker in the ninth
made it possible for the collegians to es-
cape a shutout. being followed by hit
by Whtton, due to a bit of dumb work
by Billiard in holding the ball. A spec
tacular play ended the game. one run
behind, with two down and "A man on
third, Trotter hit vicious one to short
which bounded from Samples shin over
to Roth. who made the out at first, killing
all Glance of the visitors winning.
Score: R.H E.
A. and NJ. College 49,. 900 O00 coll
Meridian ........ ..+...+..0O OlO lVs-2
Batteries: Combs and Mcclellan; Py-
Lnt Billiard and Braun.
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THE DOPE SHEET.

1t is Bruner and Turner this afternoon.
Tie fans were out in large numbers
yesterday.
Bob Stafford old Southern Lacquer,
manages Savannah this year.
The fans say. that Clark and zeller
will pitch the opening game. 1t should be
a corker
Givine the National league champions
ono little hit Is feather in the cap Of
Clark and Raglan.
Gardner hits in any old direction. When
the Cubs switched to the right yesterday
he LANDED solidly to left This is what
counts
lansing, the Nashville Swede who has
been III the Southern league for many
a year, announces his retirement from
the game
Mordeeal Brown warmed up yesterday,
and the newsboys watched the three
fingered wonder, as he unwound him
self gracefully.
Wilhelm is expected at any time. His
failure to arrive yesterday caused sur
prise He will probably be on the field
this afternoon.
President Chambers of Montgomery is
undergoing a baseball brainstorm. it is
said. However, he and Bert Maxwell
oil s95.
The attendance Of the colored fans yes
terday was the cause OF much COM
meut. The colored bleachers were well
filled. There is a covered grandstand
awaiting the colored patronage.
Mite is a conner He played second
yesterday Lew Walters being out of the
game, He stopped everything that came
his way. He is also a first rate catcher.
As utility man he will be superb.
Several members of the Chicago Cubs
state that the Barons are far superior to
the Pelicans. In fact, they declare that
Franks aggregation is weak in compar-
ison. They predict that the Barons will
win another rag.
DIR. Gesser played first base for the
visitors yesterday. He plays everywhere.
it is said. He lacks experience on first,
however, This accounted for his col
lision with Gardner. Frank Chance. man.
ager, has not returned to the game since
the wrench that his back sustained in
Pelicanville recently.
Jack Evers is the best second baseman
in the world" Thus spoke President
Charles Murphy last night. He fields
his position excellently. He gets the ball
away from him in an instant. He knows
Immediately what to do, and it is I'M
necessary for him to think. | would
rather have him than any Of the much
touted phenoms.'
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At Hot Springs.

Hot Springs. Ark, March 0.-The feat
ure of today's racing at Oaklawn was the
mile and a sixteenth purse race. Jack
Lowry, at to 1 from start to finish, beat
the favorite, Beecher. by a head after
a hard drive. Cavable, the one time flu
tlrity winner. ran away from an ordinary
field in the fifth and won eased up. No
effort was made to interfere with book
makers today. The weather was clear
and track fast. Summary
First race. three and one-half furlongs-
Astoria Belle, 1O5 (Aubuchon). to l, won;
Balk, 100 Cd. Riley, Is to l, second;
Clown. 100 ID. AUSTIN, to /, third. Time,
AZ 80.
Second race, six furlongs-Flop. los
(Swain. 4 TO /. won: Glendover, 1O4
(Foley), 8 TO /. second; DIR. Lee Huff-
man. Ill (Aubuchon), to 5, third. Time,
liza 1-5. f
Third race six furlongs-Proteus. 102
a. Butler). II to s, won; Birmingham, 102
(KnopD, 16 to 1, second; Bone Brake,
109 (Dearborn), to l.. third. Time,
liza 2-5
Fourth race. mile and one-sixteenth-
Jack Lory, 102 &c. Swain, to /, won;
Beecher, los CMorelandl. to 5, second;
Cursus, 100 (Aubuchon). to ., third.
Time, t:46 3-5.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Savable, 1o6
Aubuchonl, IL to 5, won; Hawkama, S.
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NEGRO WOMEN SHOT.
One Killed and Another Wounded BY
Unknown Party While Under Arrest.

Little Rock, March 20.-According
to special to the Arkansas Gazette
from McKamie, Ark, the killing of one
negro woman and the fatal wounding
of another at Myers Hill was not the
work of mob, as has been reported,
but the shooting was done by one per-
son, whose identity is unknown.
The shooting was the sequel of an
attack upon Mrs. Jack Rhoten and her
daughter, Mrs. Nora Oglesby, Saturday
by the two women, sisters, named Tay-
lor, one aged 20 years and the other
Is. The women were arrested, and no
jail being available they were held I'M
der guard of constable in a school
house. Sunday night two shots were
fired through a window of the building,
one of which caused the instant death
of the elder woman, and the other
fatally injuring the other negro woman.
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II is now Captain Wordsworth. Man
aeer Vaughn announced yesterday morn
ing that Carlton Mol sworth, the hetty
eenteraelder, will be the Baron field cap
tain this season. Molesworth is eminent
ly fitted for the position. lie knows the
game. knows when the locals are ieeelN-
ing the hot end of it, and at the same
time has head that always remains
cool The announcement of the selection
pleased the fans yesterday
Wordsworth has been in the southern
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Stupendo Graft.

Washington, March 2O.-tSpecial,)-Gt
now seems that the Investigating commit.
tee of the new state capitol building at
Harrisburg, Pa, will report over charg-
ings on the furnishings to the amount of
six million dollars. The total amount
paid was nine million dollars, the grafters
thus getting two dollars for every one
dollar legitima tely spent
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to Captain
Coal BaY0ns This Season

league for long number of years. 1t is
remembered that on several occasions he
has been talked of as manager OF the
Pretzel outfit That he is now the field
leader OF the champions OF the south
seems most fitting. He succeeds Dale
Gear, captain last season. He will have
charge of the team during all games.
Information from ex-Captain Gear was
to the effect that he is making good In
the practice of law The best wishes OF
the locals are always his.
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San Antonio, Tex, March 2O.-The Chi
cago American baseball team arrived this
morning from Mexico City, the first team
proceeding Immediately to New Orleans
and the second team remaining here for
a game this afternoon with the San An
tonic team of the Texas league, which
resulted in a victory for the Chicagoans
by score of 8 to G. The members OF
the Chicago team here will leave tomor-
row for Galveston.
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40 OR. Love- 10 to 1, third Time, 1:01 20
Coineldent and Montbert coupled.
Fifth race, mile and twenty yards
Yankee Girl SO Garner. l to 2, won;
Reside, 9S (GaugeD, Is to l, second; Dom
ma, 100 (Hogg), 3 to 2, third. Time,
La As.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Prnce Ahmed,
100 CTaylor), to 5, won; Royal Breeze,
ITO Henenssy), 21a to !, second; Royal
River, 50 Garner, 5 to l, third. Time,
lib
Seventh race, mile and a sixteenth
Lemon Girl, 1Os (Lloyd), S1A to l, won;
Solly NJ, 100 -,(Garner) 4 to l, second;
Quagga, 81 MARTINI to /, third. Time,
Al 2-5.
Fair Ground Entries.
First race, five and one-half furlongs,
selling--No Quarter, 1O1; Deoro. 104;
Paud. LOG: Red Queen, lick Abrams. ITO;
III; Knighton. Bill Phillips, 12O; Kohl
moor, 12l; Adbell, The Thrall, 124.
Second race, four furlongs, purse, 3
year-olds-Dropstitch Hazel NJ. Dona H.,
"a; Lulu B., 80; Bitter Gold; Flyon, 1902
Prescati 1903; Moore Johnson, Master Kill
dare. 1906; Colonel Brady. Rebel Queen,
Elvira NJ, Convenient, Brawney Lad, 109;
Prince Bowling, 1l2.
Third race. mile and seventy yards. sell
lnE-linheT, IN, II OAfiltdu, Sl. NOtl lV-
Flavigny, St Bellane. 1914; Foreigner, Re
bounder 105; Rather Royal. BOMBING,
James Reddclk, 107; Grenade, 1903; Envoy,
Granada, 10; McIlvain, 112
Fourth race, seven furlongs, handicap
Fancy Dress. 49, Lady Esther, 100: Lam
castrian 1902: st. Valentine, no. Elmer
gency, Pasadena, 112: Juggler, 112.
Fifth race mile and twenty yards,
purse-Lucy Marie, 1903; Blackjack, los;
Kemp Ridgley, Morales, Gargantua, Bo-
mart, 10S
Sixth race. mile and half, purse-Dis-
cernment, Eta NJ, Mae Lynch. Merry
Belle. "a; DR.. Young. 96; Glisten. 10l;
Cashier, Esterjoy, 1o2; Lacy Crawford
Lacache. 1903; Sanction, 105.
Seventh race, mile and one-sixteenth,
seling-Joe Davis, Sycamour, 30; Golden
Wave, 90; Quagga, 80; John Mcbride, Gull,
Mazonia, 105; Lemon Girl, 106; Horse Rad
ish, Nellie Burns, Noel. 1O7; Mary Nor
ris, Ferroniere, Jos; Photographer, 1l2
Merry Pioneer. 113.
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hOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS

is the only medicine to strengthen
and build up rundown systems and 10
cure Spring Fever Colds, Grippe. Dys-
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lutely pure.
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QlD|D
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after taking the first few doses of the
Bitters that you resolved to give 1t
trial. Its beneficial results will be so
clearly demonstrated that you'll won
der why you didn't start sooner. But
start today.
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AMONG THE AMATEURS.
Norwood 7-8, TWenty-first Avenue Sc.

The Norwood team defeated the Twenty
first avenue aggregation in double
header. The features of the game were
the home runs by Butterfeld. The bat
teries We're: Alderman, McGeever But
terrified and Donelson; Fix, Allen and
Price.
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For Atlanta take Southern
Railway, now running parlor
car on their morning train leav-
ing 6:15, waiting on no connec.
ton. \