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Vows Of Play end rla, ers.

The announcement ia made from the
offices ri Charles Frohman that the season
NJ The 7 hief' at the Lyceum Theatre will
end m Saturday right, May 2, This de-
cision was reached in responso to request
from Kyrle BeleV and Margaret Ellington
that they have a temporary rest from the
exacing roles they have been playing since
tne first Of the season. The long postponed
Western tour Of The Thief will begin In
June when il il hoped NJ. Bellew and Miss
Ellington will be ready to resume their
parts
The 2OOth performance u' The WitchinR
Horr' at the Racket Theatre will be cele-
brated tonight.
Keith and Proctor's Harlem Opera House,
which has been used for stock companies
through the winter, will close OIL Saturday
night aud a moving picture show will be
s,,Rstituted A moving picture show will
be put in at Keith and Proctor's Fifty
eighth street theatre on May II
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WEDDINGS.
Lage-NIckenney.

Miss Anne Potter MeKenney and FTodsrioo
Lase we're married yesterday afternoon at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Potter McKsnney. S79 West Seventy
seventh street. The Rev. n. j. Considine
performed the ceremony at o'clock The
bride was attended by her sister, Nrs Basil
Courtnev, as matron Of honor. There we're
no bridesnl aids. Valentine Farrelly assisted
as best man, and W J. McKenney, Charles
Eustis Dwyer, Addison Van Tine and J. J.
WolferspergeT we're ushers. The bride wore
a white satin gown embroidered With seed
tulle veil caught with sprays OF orange bios
SONS She carried bouquet Of lilies OF the
valley and orange blossomg. Her only orna-
ment was a string OF pearls, the gift Of the
the ceremony, Mr. and ATs. Lags ssn Sa
Saturday on the Carmania for two months
trip. They will 60 afterward 10 Rio Jlneiro
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Ilnson CarieN a..

The wedding Of Miss Emma Louise Carlew
and Major William Henry Lnson was cele-
brated last evening AZ the home Of the brides
parents. Mr. and Mrs James Carlew, II West
l27d street The Rev Y VI. Sommerville
Of the Harlem Collegiate Church performed
the ceremony At O'Clock The bride wore a
white lace costume over white satin, with
tule veil caught with orange blossoms. and
carried a bouquet of white roses and lilies Of
the valley. Miss Sadie Carlew, who A.
tended her sister a. maid Of honor, wore q
white net gown over white silk and carried
a bunch Ot pink sweet peas. The Misses
Isabelle Torrens, Florence U'Neill, Florence
Mcneil and Clara Pollock were bridesmaids
and wore white null gowns over green silk t.
LYMAN Lnson Of ilbion. y. 7, assisted his
brother as best man ard Robert T.. Huen and
George " CoTwin we're usherS
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Heirs Object to Albert j. HOyt Win Ac-
counting.

MrNEorA, l. !. April o-Objections 10
the accounting made by Anna F. Hoyt, as
eIecutrix Of the will Of her husband, Albert
j. Hoyt, who died at Oyster Ray in May
1905, we're heard in the Surrogates Court
this morning. The objections are made
by Edwin W. Weeks a. speoid guardian
OF the minor heirs, Mildred Albert }
Martha l.. and William Hoyt, all children
Of the executriX Exceptions are taken
TO notes for 900 until they shall be paid
made TO the paying Of the counsel fee on
the ground that the charge is excessive.
Judge jackson took the papers and reserved
his decision.
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RIAnlN- RorlAnh.

The marriage OF their daughter Miss
GsorEette Haven Borland, and Graham F.
BIandy took place last evening at the home Of
The brides parents. Mr and Mrs. J, Nelson
Dorland Ils East Thirty.seventh street The
drawing room was trimmed with palms.
smilaI. roses and lilies. The ceremony was
performed Al $50 o'clock BY the Rev. Dr.
William FitIsimon, rector OF ct, Mary's Pro-
testAnt Episcopal Church. Tuxedo Park The
bride wore a white satin costume trimmed
with old point lace and a veil Of the same lace
held With a wreath OF orange blossoms. She
carried a bouquet OF white orchids. There
we're no bridesmaids or ushers Isaac Blandy
assisted his brother as best man. Only rels-
tives and intimate friends were present. 4
bridal supper followed the ceremony.
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way along q about eight knots through
the NarroWs and out into tho wind wrinklod
Sound. She turned into Hempstead Bay,
and Just at tho hrSt stroke Of the eight
bells at noontime sharp order came from
the bridge and the port anchor pumped
down into nine fathoms Just on Glen C9ye
hroakWatar. Not until May 70 is that
anchor 10 come up and the Newport sail
for New London and old Plymouth across
the water.
The tug Richmond had all Of the guests
aboard after a little luncheon In the New
ports cabin and had turned 10 give them
a farewell look before putting back TO
New York. Then up spake that Ancient
Mariner
Speaking Of pirates, who used TO be
around these parts, can tell you a story
of pirates Of the Malay coast that will make
your hair upend.' SO saying, he did, and
the tale ran all the way back TO New York.
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PritNhAHd-N0rman.

Mss Anna Rele Norman and Herbert
Thscksr Pritchard were married last evening
at tho home NJ the brides uncle and aunt.
nr and Mrs. y, Benjamin RSmsdell 3l2
Convent avenue. The Rev, DR., Wiley OF
Rrooblyp performed the ceremony. The
bride, who wore q costume Of white satin with
ST Een e 0t cosrws ep'sOn q S.a 81 soSUT
Josephine DsbroN and Helen Smith were
flower mAidena. Frost Miner assisted a. beat
nan and br. Edvia. d. Ran Sdell and Homer
SD.5 Ea:S loCSs ys X. :NsS ..T:mSuy! reception and
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Niece How ell.

PLAISFIELp. y. j., April 20 Miss sarah
Mae Howell daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jose
phus II. Howell and Harry l.. McGee, son NJ
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry A. McCee, Of North
Plainheld. were married this evening In the
Firat Methodist Episcopal Church. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR..
Herbert Welch, president Of the Ohio Wesleyan
University, who i an uncle Of the bride,
groom. Miss Katherine Nolcott Dwight OF
New York was fhe maid Of honor and ne
mAtrons OF honor were Mrs. George Harold
Bates of Crawford and Mrs. John Havemeyer
Of Ardsley -on-the- Hudson The brides
maids we're Miss Marion McCutcheon, Miss
Verna McCutchcon, Miss Edith English and
Miss Helen Ray HOoley OF this city.
Donald A. Mc0ee. brother Of the bride.
groom, va the best man and !he ushers we're
John II. Thohnaon. IT., Of New York; Frank
Howard Of Hartford, Conn., Emil n. Frank
Of Brooklyn, Herbert q. Rogers and ".
VAu. .ihn MU0ee NJ this city,
The bridegroom b . graduate Of Yale, He
Ia secretary OF the Concrete Steel Company
OF New York
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Br0Nn-NalentIne.

The Wedding Of Miss Susie c. Valentine
and Lewis B. Brown took place yesterday
afternoon at the home Of the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Valentine. 1871 East
siIty-siIth street. The Rev. DR.. De Nor
at I O'clock in the drawing room Urling
Valentine, a young niece OF the bride was
the flower maiden. Richard De Blois Board
man OF Boston was the best man and Barth
groom, Lorimer Warden, Hubert Ltchfeld
Edmund Marvin, n. 4. Egbert and Duncan
Harris were ushers. The last four named
we're classmates OF Mr.. Brown at Harvard.
A reception for relatives and intimate friends
followed the ceremony.
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LAhe-R Ruggles.

Miss Grace Rathbone Ruggles and George
Thompson Lane were married yesterday
afternoon at the home Of the BRIDES mother
Mrs. Henry Meyer Johnson, u Fast StStieth
street The bride was attended by Miss
Mary Douglas Bosvorth as maid Of honor
and Louisa Anna Johnson as flower maiden
Derrick Lane assisted his brother as best
man and Charles Edward Adams OF New
Haven, George A. Mohlmany John Augustus
OF Washington and Walter Thompson were
ushers. The Rev. Edward Tlbblts Of Troy,
a cousin Of the bridegroom, performed the
ceremony The bride was given away by
her brother, Burnett r Ruggles, She wore
lace veil, worn also by her grandmother, and
she carried white orchids and lilies Of the
valley A small reception followed
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NezeI--CideOn.

Miss sybil zu Sille Gideon and Sol Van
Wesel were married last evening in the Hotel
Astor The bride, who wore q costume OF
white satin with lace tulle and orange bios
SONS. was attended by Miss Ray Lowsnthal
as maid Of honor. The Misses Nette Wolf.
Lilly Hlrsh and Birdie sugar were the brides
maids and Edith Calm the flower girl Marx
Van WeZel assisted as best man. and Melville
Gideon and Saul Aronson were ushers Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Gideon OF p East Eighty
ninth street, the brides parents, gave a
dinner and reception after the ceremony.
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I,eaycraft COrbICre.

MnS1cLAIR. y. J.. April q Miss Dorothy
n CorhierA. nj Caldwell and Reginald Ro0se,
welt leavcraft a cousin 0f President Roos"-
veit. we're married in 81 Peters Episcopal
Church Essex Falls. this evening The
ceremony vas performed by the Rev K. W. T..
Merrinston. the rector The bride ls a
daughter OF James X Corbiers, head Of the
banklne concern Of James X Corbicrs Of
New York, and formerly vice.presdent Of
The Movton Trust Company ~ Nov York
" Lesyoratt ls son Of NJ. and Mrs Charles
HsTvArd in the class of l10t Niss iSo bel
Corblere, A sister OF the bride. vas ,naid Of
honor. and Earle Nhtehorpe NJ Verona Vas
best man. The ufhers were James Balias
bride Rnser Derby. EdVnrd Rogers snt
Samuel Hincklev
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nn,nl Arrsnnm Elects Ome.r,.

SARATOGA, April 2e.-Edward Rocker Of
New York city, grand regent % the New
York State Council Royal Arcanum, was
reelected this afternoon, as were the other
principal officers. The council adjourned
after selecting BinGhamton rs the meeting
place for next year. The selection Of New
York city as the next mcetIng place was
urged on the ground III ecan0ny. Greater
New York delsgap Objected however be'
cause Of In, iecvasr 10 tne !r mileage al
lowaucc IL such action was taken. Tho eT-
pensc OF hollirg tho council sessions this
year was ~ 100, PRINCIPALLY in delegates
mileage
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hridssnaids. Ds courcy H. Hard assisted
hle brother as beet man and George Bourne
). Harry AeKAhdre. Jru Philip Boyer. Car
enoe O. Pel, Seymour Johnson, Theodore
Polhemud Dixon and Bernon Prentice were
ushera, The Rev. Or. W, Leighton Perks per-
formed tho ceremony al O'clock and the pride
was given In marriage by her father, Fred
erlek O, Bourne. She wore a. white satln
gown with duohesse lace and duehesse lace
Vol, secured with orange blossoms, her
bouquet vas OF white orchids and lilies oi the
valley. After the ceremony Mr.. and htd
frederick o. Bourne gave reception at ths
ClothAm, Among the guests were Mr., and
Mrs. Albert Zabrskie Gray. the Misses iish,
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Pulitzer, Bishop and Mres'
Henry 9, Potter, Mr.. and Mrs Hard Talbot
Mr. and Mrs Winthrop Burr, Mis-, Bun, The
Misses MoDonald, Mr., and Mrs. AaSon W.,
Hard Louis Nelson Mr. and Mrs. ), Wright
Brown, DR. and Mrs. YandeTpoel, Mr. and
Mrs. George R. Schiedelln Miss Scheneln,
Percy $. Weeks, Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Hoi,
lister Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Hollister, jr., and
phniD Mills.
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KOppeI Holland.

The marriage Of Miss Edna Belle Holland
and the Rev Christian George Koppel OF
Philadelphia took place last evening at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs
Charles H. Holland. l7S West l52d street.
MFs William Ferguson attended as matrop Of
honor and Miss Grace Carpenter as maid Of
satin with duchess lace and tulle veil caught
With q wreath OF organge blossoms, She car
ried q bouquet Of lilies Of the valley. Her
brother. Dr. Harry s. Holland. assisted the
bridegroom as best man. and the Revs.
Charles r. Freeman Of Summit Hill and +.
Mcknight Gray Of Philadelphia were ushers
A supper and reception followed the ceremony.
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HalsteAd.

Miss Edus Josephine Halstead and Donald
Austin Durham were married last evening
AZ the home 81 the brides parents Mr. and
Mrs. James william Hslstead = West Seventy
hfth street The drawing room was decor
ated with palms. roses Ascension lilies and
spring blossoms Miss Janet Adele HuTd
attended the bride 40 maid OF honor John h
Freeman assisted az best man and A. l..
Trenholm. and James Hanson Coburn were
uShers Tho Rev II l.. Hulse. rector Of 81
Marys. Harlem. = cousin OF the bridegroom,
performed the ceremony and the brides
father gave her away. She wore an en-.
broidered soft white satin gown trimmed
with orange blossoms, and carried orchids
and lilies " the valley, After q short bridal
trtp Mr. and Mrs DunhAm will make their
home In Hartford,
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entertainment for the Bide.a.Ws. Home.

Ar entertainment ina.d of the Bide-a-"e ZEE
Home for Animals will be held Tomorrow
afternoon at the Waldorf astoria. The
programme will include Miss Cecilia Loftu,
In limitations, Mrs. William Nowland Amory
Edward Fsles Coward and others in THE
Second Story Man, Evert Jansen Wendell
and others in comedy, Jacob Wendell, Jr.
and others in Mrs. Hillary Regrets Mrs,
William Nowland AhoTy. Miss Katherine
Waring, Evert Jansen Wendell and Harold
W. Gould in Frank Wylde.
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New sOhOolouse for crippled ChIldren.

The new building at 1855 Henry street
given to the Crippled Childrens East Side
Free School by Emanuel Lehman will
be formally turned over 10 the directors
OF the school at O'Clock tonight Mrs,
Henry Goldman, president Of the society
will accept the building on behalf Of the
school, Among those who will speak are
President Finley Of the City College, Supt
Maxwell Supreme Court Justice Leyen-
tritt and DR.. H. Pereira Mendes
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$ Kronberg. Who brought many mp-
sicisrs to this country, has formed the
KnickerbockAr Grand Opera Company
which ia 10 begin a short season a. the
Lyric Theatre in the latter part OF May
and viii play week. before this at the
Majestic theatre in Boston In the COM
ranv will be Nine Adelina psTovani and
Nme Laura Rethv
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WIIliams-WIlSO0.

WILMINGTON, Del. Apr1 2a,-Mss Elinor
Wilson, dsuRhter Of Gen James n. Wilson,
and Edward Carey Williams Of Boston were
married to-day 10 Trinity Episcopal Churcn
BY the Rev. DR.. James De Wolfe Perry OF
Philadelphia, assisted by the Rev +, NJ.
folk from Boston, New York Philadelphia and
Washington attended,
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neaInaId Brooks Hurt At Polo.

HEMPsTEAD, l.. l.. April 2o.-Regina Id
Brooks of the Meadow Brook Club polo team
was struck on the forehead by msllet
swung by Harold Phipps in practice game
Yesterday. He received a cut about an
inch long, There was a report that he had
been badly hurt, but Mr. Brooks vas riding
with frlends this afternoon
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Hard-BOume.

Miss Florence Bourne and Anson Wales
Hard, Jr., were married yesterday afternoon
In st. Bartholomsv's Protestant Episcopal
Church. Madison avenue and Forty-fourth
street. Miss Marjorie Bourne attended her
sister a. maid OF honor. There NDf9 no
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-22
BESSEMER CROWDS ATTEND THE CIRCUS Show Pronounced Excellent By
 Those Attending YOUNG JOHN GRAY DEAD Bessemer Boys Proud of Showing In Fire Tournament Parade-Per-
 sonaI and General News
 of Interest.

Bessemer, May 21.-(Special.) .)-The Rob inson show came to town today and of course, the crowd turned out in goodly numbers. The show was good all the Way through. In fact it was the best circus that has visited this city in many a day. Large crowds turned out for both the aft ernoon and evening performance and the little boys and girls were very much m evidence at both shows The animals were there and everybody little and big had to &ke look at them. The peanut and the red sodawater men did land office busi- ness, and the following little speech by one of the peanut vendors was overheard: ::
 T never did see a place like Bessemer. To watch the people buy and grab at peanuts you would think they did not see any once year. Some man rushes up and grabs package and then he sends a friend along. l don't know so much about the red lemonade man, but l guess prohibition helped his business They teil me that prohibition does not prohibit in Bessemer, but so far 1 have not been able to land on cold one.
 It appears that the show had good business while in the city.
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Administering the customs.

Washington, May H.-The Senate today adopted the conference report on the customs administrative. The bill as agreed to adopts the treasury depart ments recommendations in the matter of appeals in classification cases. following the. line of the Senate bill. compro- mise was reached on the question of in- creasing the salaries of general appra1s- CTS of merchandise, the amount to be fixed at 5000 a year.
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Boys We'll Pleased.

The members of the Bessemer fire de- partment are proud of the showing made in the parade in Birmingham yesterday afternoon. The sponsor and her maids Were in one carriage, while the chief and the mayor occupied the other.
 The Bessemer department takes raniS with the departments of cities a good ceal larger in size and for that reason the boys are especially well pleased tha Bessemer should have shown up in such fine style.
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SHIP SUBSIDY BILL. Amendment Is Accepted to the Post office Appropriations.

Washington, May 2.-Congress today took an important step looking to the payment of ship subsidies, the conferees on the postofhce appropriation bill hav- ing agreed to accept the amendment by the Senate authorizing. the Postmaster General to contract with steamship lines running to ports of South America, the Philippine islands. Japan, China and Australasia for the carrying of the mails and to pay the vessels of the second class the same rate that is now paid on American vessels of the first class to Europe and to vessels of the third class the rate now authorized for vessels of the second class
 There are no American lines of the first class to the countries named. and the effect of the Legislation will be to encour- age the establishment of passenger and mail steamship lines to ports of those countries.
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EXCESSIVE RAINqz DAMAGING COIf.s.
 D sRk.N
b1aoE

Columbus, Miss, May 2l-G
 Excessive rains for the past three
 have been damaging the growins
 Two more weeks of rain would sr damage that the reaction would -s
 be able to overthrow the evil effec, EA acreage in cultivation is about th al as last year. Very little new lane
 been opened and it is safe to say none cultivated last year in cottor corn will be used for other purs--i The crop is considered as about 4 weeks earlier than last year anc healthy condition is reported Cultivatio, has been retarded by bad weather an, scarcity of labor. Compared to last year the labor supply Is even tighte and hands are few. The weather vii be the fate from now on, however, ana If that improves and gives the plants 2 chance to get under good headway, al planters have an optimistic view of th' situation.
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Death of Youna Gray.

John Gray, the 14-year-oId son of Mir. and Mrs. D. l. Gray of Kellerman, died this morning at 6 o'clock at the home Of his parents The young boy had been i'll for some time. The funeral will take nlace tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock at bethlehem cemetery and will be in charge of Jacobs & Son.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE
Home Run Hit Wins.

Columbus. May 91.--(Special.)- )-Unl- pire Hall was hard on the visitors in several instances. He pleased the bleachers immensely by giving tn 3 locals the best end of every close de- cision. Geiser hit the first pitch ed ball in the fourth over left field fence and that was enough to win. The locals had men on bases with good oppor-
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FLORIDA TO HAVE
 SECOND PRIMARY

Jacksonville, Fla, May 21.-Complete returns from Tuesdays primary election have only been received from 22 counties out of the 4s in the state. These returns indicate that Governor Broward for Uni ted States senator leads by about HOO votes and Albert Gilchrist for governor by 4500 votes. Governor Broward and Duncan U. Fletcher for United States senator and Gilchrist and J. N. c. Stock ton will have to fight it out in the sec ond primary in June.
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Taken to Hospital.

Chester Cook, a member of the Robiu- son circus was removed from the circus rrounds this morning to the Robinson hos nital in Jacobs ambulance.
 The young man is seriously i'll and hls peouIe have been notified. His home IS in winchester, Ky, and IL bnousht his illness might prove fatal
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Giants Win a Game.

St. Louis. May 21.-New York took z. much mixed up game from St. Lou s this afternoon. Score: R. H. E. St Louis . 202 900 000--4 3 New York ...... 900 400 103-S II 2
 Batteries: Fromme karger and Lug wig; Crandall, Taylor and Bresnahan. Time, :5S Empires. Rigler and Klem.
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Game Broken Up.

Pittsburg, May 91.--A heavy raii storm resulted in the Pittsburg Brook lyn National league game being called in the third inning. The score stood ? to 0 in Brooklyn's favor at the end of the second inning
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MOBILE 2, ATLANTA i.

Mobile, May 2.-The Fishermen this afternoon hammered Castleton for Il safe hits, while Stockdale held Atlanta to one single. Both teams played fast and snappy ball. The absence of a league umpire brought into service the player umpire system, and much confusion re- suited. The hitting of James and Sem telle was the feature. Score:
 70 IT r,
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The May-June Sale

Last year we had to postpone our great May-June Sale on account of the local street car trouble. This year we will endeavor to make this big sale again the most popular of all Spring shopping events. We call upon and urge all our customers to enter into this sale with We have greater values than ever and we assure you the quality keeps step with the price.
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I National league team from the. Detroit | Americans last fall. Chicago owed I | reversal of championship form by los | ing to Boston. Score: R. H. F. | Chicago ..... 1000 012 000- 3 8 I
 Boston ..011 121 041--11 IA 1 Batteries: Reulbach. Pfeister, Over
 all and King; Flaherty and Bowerman l Time, I :36. Umpire Rudderham.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Quakers Defeat Cincy.

Cincinnati, May 21.-Six pitchers were used today. those of the visitors finally proving the winners Score:
 R. H. F.. Cincinnati ....... 900 004 0t0--5 s 0 Philadelphia 1000 40 100--6 12 1 Batteries: Campbell Spade, Weimer and Schlei; McQuillan, Sparks, Moran and Dooin Time. 2:00. Umpire, Emslie.
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tunity to score but the necessary hit was not forthcoming. Ace Stewart and two new players will arrive tomorrow Score: R. H. L. Columbus ....... .OO0 900 O00--o l Meridian ........ 900 100 000-1 2
 Batteries: May and Downing; Elinor and Fuller. Umpire, Hall.
 At Gulfport-vicksburg 5; Fluff port, 1.
 At Monroe--Monroe, 6; Jackson, 3.
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Cubs Badly Beaten.

Chicago. May 21.--After an hours concert. during which teams paraded the park and raised the worlds cham pionship pennant, won by the Chicago
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four runs in the first inning without the aid of a hit Score: R. H. E. Jacksonville ..... 900 O00 010--1 10 Macon ......4 400 900 000--4 6 Batteries: Goetell and Ross; Clark
 and Robinson.
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Iake Loses to the sox.

New York, May 21.-Lake gave his own game to Chicago by allowing the visitors to bunch hits in two innings. Score: R. Il. E. Chbcago ..130 001 OO4-9 ' 8 New York .O11 900 O00--2 10 '
 Batteries: Walsh and Sullivan; Lake and Kleinow. Time, 2:05. Umpire, Egap.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-22
Brcwns Saved From Defeat.

Boston. May 21.-Boston-St. Louis game called at end of fourth inning on account of rain, the score standing Boston 1. St. Louis O.
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Drawn Tuo of War.

Columbia, May 21.-Neither team
 scored in a 12-inning tie game here to- day, which was called on account of darkness. Scorer R. H. E. Savannah ....000 900 900 000-0 0 Columbia :. 900 900 900 O00--0 0 Batteries: Keiber and Kahlkoff volz and Cote.
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Game Postponed.

Charleston, May 21.-Charleston-A -Au- gusta game postponed on account of wet grounds.