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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-12
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
Raymond's No-Hit Game.

Jackson, Miss, April 1l.-(Special.)-The Cotton States league season opened here today with the game between Jackson and Columbus. The business houses of the town closed. a brass band led the pro- sessions to the park, and the first ball was thrown by Hon. T. Y. Sissons, can didate for governor. Mayor Ramsey Wharton behind the bat. A wild throw and failure to stop it caused great ap- plause. Score by innings: R.H. E. Jackson ....... ........ .010 cos 0O0--4 s 3 Columbus ..... ....... .o0O GOO O00-0 0
 Batteries: Raymond and Edwards; Casey and Turner. Umpire. Dawson.
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Match Is Postnoned.

The wrestling match between the featherweight champion of this city, Robert Luster and the Greek, Gus Hen derson, was put off until next Friday night on account of Henderson's being hurt while training.
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ATLANTA LANDS
 THE SECOND GAME
MONTGOMERY LOSES BY SCORE OF 6 TO 2-WALSH DEFEATED BY ROWAN, NEW MAN-ElSEY GETS A TWo-BAGGER.

Atlanta, April 11.-Atanta again defeat- ed Montgomery today. The visitors scored only in the ninth on two hits, coupled with a wild pitch. Score:
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Billiards Ascension.

Meridian, Miss. April 11.-(Specal.)- Billiard went into the air in the ninth after pitching brilliant garle and Vieks- burg defeated the White Ribboners by a to score. Up to the ninth the vis- itors had made no run and got but one hit. The attendance was one of the best ever assembled at a baseball game in Meridian. Score by innings:
 Meridian ................ 0o1 001 010-3 Vicksburg .. ............... .000 900 005-5
 Batteries: Billiard and Downing; Bar Der and Will.
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Weather Too Cold.

Boston April 11.-So bitter cold was the weather today that the opening game scheduled with Brooklyn was necessarily postponed.
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Summary: Two-base hit, Nadeau; stolen bases, Atz. Gatins, Nadeau; sacrifice hits. Matthews, Brouthers. Carr, Warrender; double plays. Manuel to Sabrie, Carr to King to Clark. Sabrie to Atz to Sabrie; struck out, by Manuel 6, GaslSill 2; bases on balls, Manuel l, Gaskill 3 Time of game. 1:54. Umpire. Trimmer.
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Fisher. the redtopped manager of the Pirates is leading the Southern league at the bat with a record of 1000. He has been to bat five times. three on the open ing day and twice yesterday. He is a wonderful fielder and hitter, as well as one of the best pitchers in the business.
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Games Today.

Birmingham in Nashville. Montgomery in Atlanta. Shreveport Tn New Orleans. Little Rock in Memphis.
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GIT IS IGNORANCE THAT WASTES EFFORT" TRAINED SERVANTS USE
 SAPOlIO 10
French to Stay Longer in oudja.

Paris, April Il 1-According to official ad- vices the occupation of Oudja by French troops appears likely to last longer than at first considered probable. M. Reg nault, French minister to Morocco, has replied to the attempts of the Sultan's representatives at Tangier to enter into negotiations. that France is determined to maintain it's entire demands for repara- ton and would not even consider pro- posals for partial satisfaction.
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NASHVILLE FANS
 ARE DISAPPOINTED Rain Prevents Game Between BaronS and Boosters NASHVILLE HAS BUG AGAIN Experts Pick Barons to End High Up. Veteran Players and Good
 Pitchers-Dobbs After
 Pennant.
THE STANDING.
Results Yesterday

Nashville Birmingham-Raln. Atlanta 6, Montgomery ?.
 Little Rock-Memphis-Rain. New Orleans 3, Shreveport ?.
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Harry Mathews, known now as Gold Brick" Matthews, played baseball for the first time this season yesterday after noon. He went through without an error or a hit, save a sacrifice.
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A. and M., 4; George Washington, 8. University of North Carolina, 6; Vir. ginia Polytechnic, 4.
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The champions of the world are on the bottom this morning.
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Idln ln Nashville.
 Get after them today.
 Atlanta is happy tonight
 Liebhardt got his bumps yesterday.  Birmingham is still in the first division Turner will pitch, according to the Nashville American.
 The champions of the world are on the bottom this morning.
 Purdue will work for Nashville this afternoon. After his scalp, Barons. Montgomery is calling for the head of John Malarky, he who formerly smiled. The matinees were well attended in Bir- mingham yesterday-while they lasted. There are just three running.
 It Is down. down with the Pretzels. Vii lie Screws is boosting all he can how over. He has q stiff proposition. There is considerable Encouragement in Memphis al this time Little Rock, on the contrary, is bubbling over, and anxious for the fray.
 Reading of riot in New ork at the Polo grounds causes no surprise what ever, Fortunately, that of yesterday was good natured..
 The fans are hungry for the game and will turn out in force next week. It will seem like another opening when At lanta arrives.
 Charlie Elsey surprised the south by hit ting for two bags yesterday afternoon in Atlanta. Had he done this well for Bir- ningham he might have been here yet Montgomery got it in the neck again. Walsh was picked to win over Rowan, but failed Had there occurred wild pitch Montgomery could not have scored. Atz. ugly Jaley, broke up the game yesterday in New Orleans. He hit safe and Brouthers scored. Tho Atz- Bruothers combination did not work so effectively last season.
 Harry Mathews, known now as Gold Brick Matthews, played baseball for the first time this season yesterday after noon. He went through without an error or a hit, save a sacrifice.
 Fisher. the redtopped manager of the Pirates is leading the Southern league at the bat with a record of 1000. He has been to bat five times. three on the open ing day and twice yesterday. He is a wonderful fielder and hitter, as well as one of the best pitchers in the business.
 
 Match Is Postponed.
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Montgomery is calling for the head of John Malarky. he who formerly smiled.
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Purdue will work for Nashville this afternoon. After his scalp, Barons.
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Atlanta is happy tonight.
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Turner will pitch, according to the Nashville American.
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Liebhardt got his bumps yesterday.
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Birmingham is still in the first division
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Rt0A f+f. .s.s |. -f' 'e- "-I1it for Walsh in ninth.
Score hv innings:

Stolen bases-Perry, Castro ?, Apperious, Sweeney, Becker Sacrifice hits-Jordan. Double pays-Dyer to Castro to Jordan: Perry to Sweeney. Bases on balls-Walsh 4. Rowan D. Struck out-Rowan 4. Walsh 3. Wild pitches-Rowan. Time, 1:4o. um- pires-Rudderham and Rim.
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Atz. ugly Jalley broke up the game yesterday in New Orleans. He hit safe and Brouthers scored. Tho Atz- -Bruothers combination did not work so effectively last season.
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The matinees were well attended in Br- mingham yesterday-whilc they lasted There are just three running.
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Ringleader Flour makes light, feathery, nutricious bis cults.
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Get after them today.
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Is 0 game of a to to
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It is down. down with the Pretzels Wil- lie Screws is boosting all he can, how over. He has q stiff proposition.
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THE DOPE SHEET

Rain in Nashville.
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Montgomery got it in the neck again. Walsh was picked to win over Rowan, but failed. Had there occurred no wild pitch Montgomery could not have scored.
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There is considerable Encouragement in Memphis at this time. Little Rock, on the contrary, is bubbling over, and anxious for the fray.
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Reading of riot in New I ork at the Polo grounds causes no surprise what ever Fortunately, that of yesterday was good natured.
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Charlie Elsey surprised the south by hit ting for two bags yesterday afternoon in Atlanta. Had he done this well for Bir- mingham he might have been here yet.
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The fans are hungry for the game and win turn out in force next week. It will seem like another opening when At lanta arrives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

by Rudolph Jacobs, violinist w Paulding De
Nike 'cellist; Howard w. Mercer and Albert y.
Carhart, basso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

the Rapid Transit Commissions plan OF fouf-
track subway under that street. In the iutervie"
with Edward Hatch. r.. of Lord Taylor. you
quote him as saying: Some OF the members Woui0
not object TO a subway IL it could be put through
deep tunnel without disturbing the surface OF
the street. but IL that would not be possible We
would rather have subway through Broadway
at ALL"
Some years ago invented a double deck tunnel
and method Of construction which can be econonli
cally driven under Broadway without disturolls
the surface interfering with the pipes ana otl0
structures below the surface.
sent a description TO a large number OF R- o,S
erty owners. and my agitation resulted IN gu.
mittee appearing before the Rapid Transit con
mission was present at this hearing. ana es
Cnctly recall the fact that this COMMITTEES ~
formed the commission that they would not oplOse
a subway constructed in the manner shown. .f,-
The Rapid Transit Commission has resea,1 as
adopted Tor the proposed subway under LAeNl--est-
avenue double deck tunnel exactly similar 70 ~
plan have been advocating for brOadW44s. r.
would be interesting to many Of your Fellst,Si ~
know why the commission with such StrOne w.. w. l.
from the property owners. have decided aeal"-.
double deck subway for Broadway. .r,
JESSE ". RESo
New York, March 9, 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

coast OF Holland to the Gulf of Guinea. At pres
Gnt MogadOr is such haTbOr. and in that city
and port Germany is vitality Interested The pos
sibility of a Franco Russian or even an anglo
French combination must be kept in view by the
German government. The distance from Hamburg
Bremen TO the Gulf OF Guinea-that Is, 10 the
German colonies OF Togoland and the CamerOOns--
extends fifty degrees OF latitude and some
forty degrees of longitude las the coast runs) An
intermediate neutral harbOr is. therefore, aesO-
lutely necessary for all ships from the North sea-
and as France holds all the harbOrs south OF
MOgadOr there is TeasOnablenesS In the German
claim that neutral judge can fan 70 admit
Germany has made many Importance concessions
to France but the limit IS reached here.
CHARLES A. EGGESTs
New Haven. March 12. 1907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Spencer s. Roche hav
ISSUED cards for Thursday. April 4. They wi
receive at St. Marks rectory, No. 200 Adelph
street, from 4 until o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

rar,,b Miss Maud Marchwald. Miss Georda- lay
ton Miss Helen Ia Vie. Miss Ruth Miller. MISS
Dorothy Peters. Miss Carolyn Squibb. Miss Mar
iori. Rossiter Miss Elizabeth De Selding, Miss
Jessie stanton Miss Nathalie Thayer. Miss tdlth
Thurston. Miss Josephine Ward and Miss Eliza
beth Weedeu.
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THE BROADWAY SUBWAY.
Plan Whereby 1t Could Be Constructed
Without Disturbing Street Surface.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir; In your issue Of March . you mention the
satisfaction expressed by some Of the Broadway
property owners at the probable Abandonment OF
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HAD HOPED FOR
BETTER RESULT
Plus X Greatly Regrets Rupture
of Negotiations With Gov
eminent of France.

Rome. Feb. 23.-Vatican authorities con-
slider that negotiations for the leases of
the churches nave Deen broken by the
French governments failure to resume
the conference on the same lines where
NJ BRAND interrupted them and it's hav-
ing added. evidently at the instigatiOn
of Premier Clemenceau, new conditions
offensive to the church, especially he
Clause prohibiting the appointment OF
foreign priests as head of parishes
When the pope received Mgr. GouraUg
the bishop of ST. AIMS, today. he eX-
pressed TIE deepest regret at the rupture
of the negotiations. saying:
For moment | hoped that something
might be saved. but now my disillusion IS
more bitter than ever
The Vatican authorities are highly in
6iguant at the new conditions inserted IN
the leases and declare that NJ. Clefnesi
ceau has made secret oalitiOn with
Deputy seaeeiBier and DEPUTY Allajrsl
who. il IS said. hope to suppress psfbiie
worship in France
a Vatican official said today that the
condition. not to accent foreign priests as
heads of parishes -FaigittFsbeb admitted n
exehangesfef some benefit. Bat nader the
present circumstances this clause is a
"gratuitous insult. as It shows that the
French government believes the bishops
capable of Introducing an anti-Freneh ele-
ally repudiate The Patriotism Of the
French clergy is traditional. This condi-
ton is Illegal also. because the law OF
separation gives the church entire free
DOM The time may come when. there
viii not be enough French priests to meet
the demand, and recourse Will have to be
had 10 foreign eiergy fneff -
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Patterson's Amendment.
euLoeiEs OF THE DEAD.
Business of the Senate Laid Aside
Yesterday Afternoon.

Washington. Feb. 23.-Although the SEN
ate devoted four hours 10 legislative mat
tiers today nothing was accomplished ex-
cept experimenting. The agricultural
appropriation bill received further criti-
eism. ft- is proposed that a million dol
of the forestry service to make ~ for
revenues taken away from il ard turned
into the treasury. While this amendment
probably is to be accepted. Senator Hey
burn will not permit il to receive ina |
action until he has exhausted every le-
Ultimate means of opposition.
The senate leaders express disincii1a-
ton TO permit much more talk on the bill
Senator Hale said today that Il Veces-
and provide for the support of the acIi-
cultural department by adopting q reso-
luton continuing the appropriations OF
last session.
Senator AldTich prevailed on SeaaI or
Proctor to lay the agricultural bill aside
shortly before o'clock that he might
call up his currency bill. In the pour
eulogies was reached nothing was accom-
plished beyond an explanation of his pro-
posed amendment to the measure by
Senator Nelson and an explanation of the
purposes of the bill by Mr.. Aldrich. Then
came eulogies on the late Senator Alger
of Michigan and Representatives Hit Of
Illinois, Hear of Massachusetts and Les
ter of Georgia.
Senators Burrows. Daniels Warren.
and Smith addressed the senate on the
resolutions regarding Mr.. Alger. Each of
the speakers justified the record of the
late senator in his administration OF the
war department during the Spanish
American war.
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DUNE BACKED BY HEARST
Chicago Mayor Renominated by
Democratic Convention-Harri-
sons Name Not Presented.

Chicago. Feb. 23.-The Democratic
city convention today made the follow
ing nominations for the leading city
offices:
Mayor Edward f. Dunne: city treas
urer. Jonn E. Traeger: city clerk,
Thomas +. Little.
All the nominations were made by
reclamation. Previously to the con-
vention an extended caucus was held I'm
which the two factions composed of the
Hearst Dunno people and the follow
ers of National Committeeman Roger
Sullivan agreed upon Mayor Dunno as
the nominee for mayor, but could not
reach an agreement regarding the mi
nor officers. The name OF Carter HI.
Harrison, who was candidate in the
primaries for the nomination. was not
presented. Previous to the naming of
candidates Mr.. Harrisun's friends an
nounced that he desired to withdraw
The convention adopted resolutions of
sympathy for Fred A. Busse, leading
candidate for the Republican nominal
ton for mayor. who was injured in the
wreck last night on the Pennsylvania
railroad.
THE platform denounces the ordinances
recently passed by the city council pro-
viding franchises for the local traction
companies and possible purchase by the
city and declares in favor of eondemna-
ton of the traction properties if the or
dinanees are not approved by the people
at the coming election.
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HEPBURN ovERRuLEo.
Point of Order Made Against the
Appropriation of 100000.

Washington. Feb. 23.-The fight which
IS being made by Senator Hepburn
against the addition to the agricultural
appropriation bill of 81 00O. 900 for the
forest reserve service. was resumed
in the senate today. This sum is in
tended 10 make w the amount which
would go to the service from the sale
Of timber, grazing contracts and other
revenues. but which. under an amend
ment made during the consideration of
he bill. Will be turned into the treas
ury-
Mr.. Hepburn made the point of order
against the appropriation that it had
not been estimated for by the depart
ment nor recommended by the commit
tee. He was overruled. He said that
every legitimate point that could be
made against the provision would be
made. He proposed to show that the
senate was being carried away by ad-
miration for the chief OF this bureau
Remarks by Mr.. CuIberson.
Mr. Culbersdn remarked that rumors
had come u the effect that certain per-
sons who had gone west for their
Lealth had been given positions as for
ssteIs. and that ir many instances they
. we're using their positions in dictato-
rial and tyrannical fashion.
Mr.. Hepburn held such statements
20 be trivial compared with the real
question.
Senator Fulton proposed an amend
aaent that hereafter no forest reserves
should be created or enlarged without
an act of congress in the states of Ore
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TWO HOURS IN THE AIR.
Flight of the Big Racing Balloon
American q Complete Success.

Washington, Feb. 23.-After a flight OF
little more than two hours and having
reached an altitude of 1880 feet the big
racing balloon America. which assembled
here today, landed at CrOOms station
Prince George county. Maryland about
twenty miles away. The ascension was
made at 1:10 this afternoon and the bal
loon came down at 3;H o'clock. The pas
sengers. consisting of Mr.. Mccoy. Allen
Hawley, August Post and Leo Stevens.
the professional aeronaut, returned to-
night and reported a delightful trim.
The balloon will be entered in the St
Louis races next spring. Mr. Post stated
that the lowest tempera ture encountered
today was "a degrees Two hundred
pounds of ballast were carried but only
one-quarter of this was used
K large crowd. including government
officials and army officers, saw the bal
loon start
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sTYNER WILL RECOVER.

FL Paso, Tex, Feb. 23.-That former
General Manager Styner of the Mex
lean Central railway Will recover from
his mysterious wounds whicr. so nearly
proved fatal. and that he will oe rein
stated in his former position was given
out here today by W. T. provence, su-
perintendent of The Chihuahua division.
Mr.. provence was appointed the sue
cessor of Mr.. Styner. but declined the
appointment, remaining superintendent
of the Chihuahua division
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READY TO BEGIN WORK.

of the New York National league hase.
ball team will leave tomorrow for los
Angeles for spring practice which viii
begir at the park of the Pacific {rnas,
club in that city Burke Haunifa5,
Dahlen and Coreorasl will be in the NARY
and will be Joined by chTlsty and Hank
Mathewseu at Chicago and ky TaFier a1si
McGinnity at Kansas Cit5. Ncsraw i
already in Los Angeles.
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NEW YORK A. c. WON.

New York, Feb. 2s.AThe New York
Athletic club won eight out of the nine
events IN a dual swimming contest with
the Chicago Athletic association tonight.
Daniels of New York defeated Handy Of
Chicago in the .e90 Yards race. Time
12:21 rs. The former record was 14.04
held by Handy
Chief interest centered in the polo
match and the special race of zoe yards.
New York won at polo. to .. In
the special race. Daniels established new
records at several intermediate distances
as well az for 600 yards.
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Statement Appended.

Appended to the confession is a state
ment that the confession was made Of
his own free will and without promise of
reward OF threats, and made because Il
felt il a duty that / owed my family. my
friends and my fellow workmen and the
state and God | want TO live a new
life and thought this was the best way
to commence.
He states that he has seen that the
executive board of the Western Fedora
ton had used him as a tool, and hopes
that the reign of terror inaugurated by
Meyer, Haywood and Pettibone will
cease.
Immediately after the reading of the
confession James MCFARLAND was called
and il was evident from the first that The
cross-ex animation of the defense was d.
rected towards proving him biased and
to throw discredit on him for the steps
by which the confession was obtained
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NO CAUSE FOR ALARM.

jefferson City Mo. Feb 2s-The state
board of health adjourned today after is
suing the following statement regarding
the smallpox situation:
NO new cases have developed In the
last thirtssix hours. and the situation Is
very encouraging. and there is no panie
or 3inusual' excitement among the mem
bers of the Legislature or the citizens. II
is only logical TO believe that a few more
cases may develop. but this need create
no alarm. The capitol building was
thoroughly fumigated today