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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
VENEZUELAN A VICTIM
 OF DRUG CLERKS ERROR

New York, May 1s.-Fleeing from plague stricken Venezuela Eduardo De Eraso, a coffee planter and reputed multf-millionaire came to his death in a fashionable New York hotel early today through taking what he believed to be a harmless medicine. @>..sf
 His wife who also took some of the medicine is in a serious condition at their apartments in the hotel and the remainder of the party of wealthy ref ugees is without directing head whether they will now continue their journey to Europe, where they had planned to remain until the danger pe- rIod in Venezuela has passed Is yet to be determined.
 It is alleged that a drug clerk who prepared the medicine for Mir. De Eraso made a nerror in compoundinE the drugs.
 Mir. De Eraso and his party arrived in New York a week ago. Returning from a ride yesterday Mfr. de Erasto felt in and went out to have a pre- scription for a tonic compounded at a nearby drug store. Imm ediately up- on the return of the messenger Mir. de Eraso took a portion and Mrs. de Eraso took about a half quantity. Both were taken violently i'll. Mir de Eraso lived only a few minutes and for a long time the condition of Mrs. de Erase was serious.
 An investigation by the coroner's ofice showed that the prescription called for asperteina. At the drug store where it was compounded the bottles containing asperteina and atro- phine are kept side by side. It is be- iieved that the clerk got the wrong bottle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
AMERICAN

Boston, May 1s.-C1eveland batted two pitchers out of the box, winning from Boston today. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
PABsT MEAD "NO CO"

Birmingham, May 1s.-(special)-- Selling Past Mead is violation of the prohibition law, according to an opin- ion rendered Tuesday morning by Judge Feagin of the police court
 Some three weeks ago Julius Marx was placed under bond on the charge of violating the prohibition law, 1t be- ing alleged that he was-selling Pabst Mead. a concoction with too much al- cohol under the law.
 The case consumed much time in trial and Tuesday morning Judge Fea- gin rendered a decision of guilty. as- sessing a fine of s25 on the defendant.
 The case was appealed, the bond being fixed at Sl0O.s
 When the decision was rendered Chief of Police Bodeker was notified and he has ordered his men to arrest all persons selling Pabst Mead. The drink is one that looks like beer. tastes like beer and smells like beer accord ing to opinion. but contains small amount of alcohol.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20

Third race. one miIe-Tsrah. 104, (Heidell. straight s22.sO, place S7.40 show $7 .00. won; Keep. Moving. 102, ond; W. Toverton 100, (Franklin) |, S11,40, third. Time, 1:l3 ss5. Dark Night. Listerin. Malmaison. and Gil- veder ran.
 Fourth race. selling. one miie-Nazi- won: Katie Powers. i02. (Glossner), $20.2o place, second; pr. Lee Huffman, Time, 1:43 4-S. Special Delivery. Mrs. John Akins. Albert M, Match, Apt. Maicouria, Horn Pa. John Lewis, and Florida Glen ran.
 Fifth race. five and one-half furlongs --Minot, 105, (Heidel), s46.10 straight. won; Shirley Rossmore. s6, (Huffnagle). $5s.10 place, second; Ralbert, 10S, (Pow- ers), $lo;70 shew. third. Time. 1:os. Toddy Hodge. and Demo ran.
 Sixth race, one mile-Warner Grts- wsn; wsI; Biii Pi AePFea. ss, tMoSsan5 s sss,sS place, second; Kings Son, ss, (Pickens). sainesaw, Bucket Brigade. Lady Soufie. Lady Vie, Margaret Randolph. and Gill pin ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
NIGHT RIDERS RITE
KNEEL IN PRAYER BEFORE BURN
 ING 4 BARN.
After Committing Act of Violence They Sing "Nearer My God to Thee"-
 Witnessed by Young Couple.

La Center, Ky, May 1s.-Kneeling or the ground iu the moonlight with theiI heads bowed, while their leader, hi masked face turned toward Heaven offered prayer a band of night riders last night destroyed the big tobacco barn of H. c. Maddox. not far from this place.
 The, spectacle was witnessed by Flint Randall and Miss Maggie Tate two young people who were returning from u party. and who were capturee by the riders and forced to accomp' any them to the prayer meeting ane barn burning
 After the torch had been applied and the flames were under good headway the young people were led some dis tanee away with instructions to gS home, and as they left they heard the strains of Nearer My God to Thee floating through the air with an ae. compliment of cracking and the roaI of the flames.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
THE RACES
ReauIta at Belmont.

Belmont Park, N Y, May 19-A new record was made today when Precep- tor, 2-year-old, carrying lls S Poo nna. half furlongs straightaway. He stepPe9a the distance in 0:51 flat, which IS 9oo of second faster than the best pre- vious time m made no,Dgs Dy IanSa' my at Morris
 lack Atkin, carrying the heavy i'm, post of 137 pounds, won the ts.1aw Sro9UlS aw in the Remarkably fast time of 1;oS s5, which is 35 of q second slower than the worlds record.
 EIn EIrnt race, selling. i've and one-haslf furIonks-Queen Marguerite, s7. SMe7 Carthy), to 1. won; Ida D.. ss, 1oviI- Ir ter). ! to 1. second: Fleming: lof' -rSr. SS, Hnccrath' neGH Blk Ben. Pat Bulger. Glen ham, Right and True. Torenia' Eioen' Monocle and Ponton. ran. ,, ,ur-
 Second race. four and one-nan Nfua- f 1TnEs SraEye) to l, won; Eeacliff. ios. !E. DuRan. IA to 5, second; Selectman; AI1' S 1Notter). 9 to B, third. Time. ;Sl. Pr'Sa Rlgn Range; Fagstte; .1d AmHssryI SsryIsnd SOpRS Tsn.
 The time Is a worlds record. <s,...
 Third race, The Crotona, dirst spring serial), handicap. SIX rnrionsssi straieht-JSsk Athln; ia Is. i99 9o5 eSB SG Burns)' to 1, second; King Cobalt. l9oS; tG- Carthy), I2 to 1. third. Time } ;4s N S.o. o. Berrymaid. Explosion. Rial1o, 5aee,ias1 5ae M terson. Bisimiro, and Kesusouo"0' ran. oho,,t two miles-King Castle, 137, tDuptssS5xz; tD,sg zsIS to 2 won; Mark Gumberts. lSI,,, tFai- F,4r merJ. m 5 30 to |. second: Jim MsGili' ia1' !nE (C. Smith), 10 to 1, third; Time. 4;wo TE : i, Sir wooster, Penarrls anu A"S NfS Fifth race. selling, mile and one eighth-Blue Book, isS' SSGGcnsnis,} SGGaTnSspi3;, IHS H to ascond: Master of Craft, l13. (G |. Burns1, 8 to 1, third. Time, l;S4 4-h; Isna Allen. old Honesty. D'Arkle and Sixth race, three-year- -olds and up SeiIinE. seven furlongs-Trouble Maker. iO4. 5caiiahanl, to l, won won; Rock, %ds, DoIan I0s. CH Smith), ' to ?, third Time. 1ss. Hold Fast; :,n Martha sa Jane Jane, Cob. Punch. Senator Barreet. Brag- earf and Tony Lass, ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20

Macon. Ga. May 1s-The visitors took both games of a double header today. Catcher Fisher has been re-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
CONTEST WITH PISTOLS.
American Association VIII Send Tea
 AhrOah

New York. May 1s.-The Executive Soinar GoT' Sssociation. A 'u f.4 H%eimxeisI. % President. has decided to send a team of four revolver shots to compete in the international competition at the olympic games to be held on July g.
 Competitions are being held in diff ferent cities throughout the United States at present and second competi- tions will be held in June for the na- tional selection. The trials are open to every citizen of the United States.
 The competitions for revolver shoot CTS in the vicinity of New York will ba held at Armbrusters Shooting Park. GrknvilIe. N J.. at o'clock on the afkrnoon of May 22. Conditions all lJv any revolver or pistol sixty con- secutive shots. Funds are being raised By voluntary subscriptions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
To Judge Dog Show.

New York, May 19.-The Ladies' Ken mel Association of America has arr ranged for two of the best all-around Judges in England, Midgely Marsden and Cholker, to come over and pass on various breeds at the. annual show at Mineola, Long Island on June { and 5. The show promises 10 be a good one this year as in addition to $50 regular classes, there is long list hack of couples in fox hounds to be Shown by the master of fox hounds. or whip in hunting costumes. Entries close on May 20, with James Mortimer. ent. Hempstead, |. l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20

Batteries-Berger and Bemis; Glaze Cicotte, Young and Carrigan and Cri- ger. Time 1856. Umpire O'Loughlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
south AtIantie League.
J. E. McGAUGHEY SUICIDES.

Indianapolis, May 1s.-John B. Mo GauEhey. aged 6S. former member of the board of county commissioners to- day shot and killed himself at his home in Livington. because of the con nection of his name with the scandal that has developed in the office of the commissioners.
 McGaugheys term as commissioner expired January l. 1907. Then only instance in which his name had been connected with the scandal in the commissioners of1ice Is that of the Att las Engine Works deal. In this the Atlas Engine Works is charged with paying a bribe of$S.s0o to the com missioners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
GOES FOR MOFFATT.
American Consul to Leave Pleague
 Stricken Place.


 Washington. May 19.-A plan has been determined on by the state and navy departments whereby Thomas P. Moffatt consul at La Guayra. Venezu- ella. may leave from that plgue strick- n pic At this tim ehFlintntell. ftRala en place.
 At this time all of Venezuela Is quarantined against La Guayra and no steamship lines are touching at that port. The gunboat Paducah now at Willemstad will go to Porto Cabello, Venezuela. probably today and there get into re-communication with Mir Moffatt. When the latter is prepared to leave the gunboat will proceed to La Guayra and anchor in the offing and await the arrival of the Consul, who will take a small boat craft from the city.
 When he is safely aboard the Pa ducah will proceed to the Americal naval station at Guantanamo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20

Boston, May 19.-Cleveland batted two pitchers out of the box, winning from Boston today. Score:
 Cleveland. .. .. 900 1o4 o2o-7 i5 l Boston. .... 900 001 O10-2 2 Cicotte, Young and Carrigan and Cri- ger. Time 1856. Umpire o'Loughlin.
 Philadelphia May 19.--Waddell this afternoon faced his former comrades of the Philadelphia Americans for the first time and largely through his pitching St. Louis won. Score: gt Louis, .. .. 900 %! !oo-s II 5
 Batteries-Waddell and Spencer Empires Egan and Connolly.
 Washington, May 19.-Harry White held the Washingtons down to one hit today, Chicago shutting out the home team, Score:
 washington .. .. 900 900 OoO-o l Chicago. ... .. 900 o1O o01-2 Q
 Batteries-smith and Street and 1:25. Umpire Sheridan.
 New York, May 19.-The local team downed the Detroits today by hitting Killian in two innings and driving him from the box. Score:
 Detroit. .... .. 900 900 O1O-1 8 8 New York. .. 303 900 00"-6 10
 Batteries-Wilets. Killian and Schmidt: Manning and Kleinow. Time 1853. Umpires Evans and Hurst.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
TRIES TO KILL SELF.
New York Woman InhaIes Gas nj (
 Cell.

New York, May 19.-Jennie Blunt the young women who yesterday was sentenced four days in the penitentiary bv Judge Dyke in Brooklyn for shoot ing Charles Sanford, a lewyer, came very near cheating the law today in the Raymond Street Jail from in- halfng Illuminating gas. Her life was saved by the prompt action of phy- sician.
 When Jennie Blunt was sentenced yesterday she declared that she would kill herself rather than serve the sen tence which had been imposed on her
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
THE LILLEY REPORT.

committee of the house which has been investigating the charges brought by Representative Lilley. of Connecticut that improper methods had been used by the Electric Boat company to in fuence submarine boat legislation Tn nongress will submit it's report to the house tomorrow at noon.
 It Is likely that the remainder of the dav will be consumed in reading ana discussing the report.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
Burns VIII Fight Johnson.

London, May 19.-"Tommy" Burns, the heavy weight pugilist. today sent A cablegram to Jack Curley at Chicago accompanying an offer to fight "Jask Johnson, the negro heavy weight in Nevada on labor day for purse or s35. 5.00O, Burns to have $30.000 win. or lose or draw. Burns acceptance is as follows: 'I will accept $35 000 for La bor day You know my terms Jer- fries to referee. Neall will post the forfeit Sign for me"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
Roosevelt CabIes crnr.

Washington, May 1s.-Follow!nE tbA custom among rulers of congratu1st- in geach other on the anniversaries of their birth. President Roosevelt today sent to the Czar of Russia the follow ing cablegram. T offer to vour mai sety most cordial felicltations and good wishes" The Czar Is forty years old today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
ae.nIta nt LouIsvilIe.

Louisville. Ky. May 1S.-lt was a day ana the pikers 'cleaned up" Terah was the only decided fayorite to win.
 There was no special feature on the card; weather cloudy and cool; track. slow.
 lOs. 1Pickens), straight $211 80, place, SS3'e0. show. $63.60 won: Ocala 10s, tGaugetJ: place ;s44:so. shSoCw $3o.3o; ers1, show $1620, third. Time, :49 4-5. Wheat Bread: Malecon. Willow Plume Miss Crittenden. Juliet M. My Lady Frances. Loyal Maid. Vava Due, Boadi- cea. Sister Evelyn. Quite and Ordeum ran.
 Second race. five and one e-half fur longs; sellinE-Bonnie Bard. 10S CPow- ers5. straight t27.l0; place: $15.20. show S9.B0, won: Pirate Diana, 100. (Pickens), place. $2150 show $1O.S0, second; Lizzie Mclean. f06, (Warrenl, show ss.70 third Time 1909. Snake Mary Little John, Ben Sand, Lady Arcion. Rea ction, Mss Koba, Anna Scott. Giving Foam, Nettie z.. Fay. and Mazonia ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
settIen EIection Bet.

At noon today Michael Judge, a prominent contractor. wheeled Nicholas Felis. a tobacco merchant, around the public. square in a wheelbarrow in pay ment of an election bet
 Judge wore q Merry Widow" head piece, decked in all the colors of the rainbow The performance was wit messed by several hundred people. who wondered what would have happened had the tables been turned the other way-for Judge is of a hefty build, while Felis is slight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
DEPoRTs JAP WOMEN.
Two Are Sent to Orient From Ca
 fOruta.

fOruia. Los Angeles. Cal. May 1s.-The first Japanese women to be deported from Los Angeles under the agreement ba- twee nthe United States and Japanese relating to the presence of Japanese citizens in this country were started on their way yesterday when Chiyone Minodo and Toshida Kiyona were sent north under special orders from the secretary of commerce and labor.
 They were arrested month ago and were unable to exhibit proper passports to the authorities.
 Numerous Japanese and laborers have already been deported for similar reasons but it Is the first case of a Japanese woman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
AN ERRORLESS GAME.
BUT ATLANTA IS SHUT OUT BY
 MEMPHIS.
MEMft1ASs Schopp Was Hit Freely UntlI the Champ Manager Took Him Out and Put in
 SI0hna

Memphis. Tenn, May 1s.-The home team hit Schopp freely during the two and half innings he pitched and scored two runs. a lead which the vis- itors could not overcome.
 Both ohappelle and Johns, who re. heved Schopp, were in great form and neither allowed any runs to score.
 Both teams played errorless bail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20

Summary-Two base hits Henline, Breitenstein, DeIehanty Stolen base, Downey. Sacrifice hits Sabrie Huber Double plays. Breitenstein to Dundon. Struck out, by Breitenstein. ?; by Mo Neal. 1. Base on balls, off Breiten- stein. 2; off McNeal. 2. Hit by pitcher. Sabrie. Left on bases. New orleans, 8: Birmingham. '. First on errors, New Orleans, 1. Time 1:56. Umpire TFappiuRar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
AUBURN EXERCISES
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM IS AN
 NoUNCED AND PROVES GREAT.
Among Speakers vii Be Rev. Henry A. Porter and Rev. Howard M
 Hammill-Governor VIII
 Review of Cadet Battalion.


 Auburn, May 1s.-(Special. )-The program of the Alabama Polytechnic institute promises to be one of the most brilliant in the history of the col Iege, as the statement below will show. One of the features of the commence ment will be the laying of the corner ston of the new library building, which is we'll under way; impressive ceremo- nies will be conducted in laying the cornerstone of the new dining hall, which ts nearly completed.
 The Program.
 Sunday. May 31, II a. m. Commence ment sermon-Rev. Henry A. Porter, D. D., Louisville. Ky.:s p. m. r. M. c. A. address-Rev. Henry A. Porter, D. D., Louisville. ky.
 Monday, June 1, II a m. Junior class orations; 5:30 D. m, Review of Bat talion by His Exceliency. Govsrnor BE. Conner and staff; Laying of corner-stone of Library Building: p. m.. Festival of Lights.
 Tuesday, June g. 10 a. m. Alumni oration-Howard M. Hamili, D. D.. Nashville. Tenn: p. m, Inspection of Laboratories and Experiment Sta tion; 5:3o p. m. Competitive Com pany and individual drill; 8 p. m, Senior class orations.
 Wednesday, June 3, 10 a. m. Com nnencement address-s. C.. Mitchell. Ph. D., D. D., IL. D.. Richmond. Va; Conferring degrees by President.
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I,nunchlnw o1 efenunev.

The new river steamer building. at the Campbell ship yard on BlakeIy Island was launched at noon today and was christened the John M. Staples. The work of installing machinery and completing her upper works will be pushed as rapidly as possible that she may be ready for the fall trade.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
sOUTHATLAN7YcLEAGUE

Charleston, S. C.. May 1s.-Charles- ton and Jacksonville played eleven in- nings today without a run being scored on either side. The game was called on account of darkness. Score: Charleston. 900 900 900 oo-o 2 Jacksonville. 900 900 900 00-0 o
 Batteries-Viebahn and Reisinser; Sitton and Roth.
 Augusta, Ga, May 19-Columbia ral- He'd in the fourth, put one man over the rubber and Augusta was never able to unite the score. The game was called on account of darkness. Score Columbia. .. .. 900 100 oOo-i ? Augusta. -. =, 010 900 000-1 1 8
 Batteries-Welcher and Cote; Sitton and Carson.
 Macon. Ga. May 1s.-The visitors took both games of a double-header today. Catcher Fisher has been re- leased. Scores:
 First game: R.H. E. Macon. 7. :: " Ooo oOo ioO-i { ?
 Batteries-Hixon and Kahlk off {; Clark and Robinson.
 Second game: R H E
 Batteries-Mullin, Hixon and Kahl- koff and Moran; Weems and Robin son.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
THE OMNIBUS BILL.
Senate Committee Adds IS,OO0, 900 (
 the Measure.

Washington. May 19.-rhe senat committee on public buildings ant grounds today completed consideration of the omnibus public building bin which passed the house last week. Tn, committee added about $s.O00. 900 bring ing the total carried by the measur as reported to the senate to over s3n. 900, 900. The addition includes Ss,0OO. 900 for the purchase of land for build ings in Washington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20

Summary-Two-base hits, Carey, OLeary. owens. Jordan. Sacrifice hits, Winters. Fox. Cranston. Owens. Stolen bases, Moran. Donahue. Double plays, Jordan to Fox. Chappelle to Cranston 10 Carey. Struck out. by Johns 3. by Chappelle 2. Base on balls, off Johns ?, off Chappelle 5. Time of game, 1:55. Empires. Brown and O'Brien.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
C,nt. w. R. Gunn Dead.

Gallipolis, Ohio, May 1s.-Captain William R. Gum, lawyer and pedes- trian and a soldier in the confederate army, fell dead at his home in Point Pleasant today. He was prominent in West Virginia state affairs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
GAMES TODAY.

Southern Eeagues-
 Mobile ar Montgomery. Atlanta at Memphis.
 Nashville at LittlS Rock Birmingham at New Orleans. American League.
 Detroit at New York. St. Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington. Cleveland at Boston. National League.
 Boston at Chicago. Brooklyn at Pfttsburg. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. New York at St. Louis. American Association. Milwaukee at Kansas City. St. Paul at Minneapolis. Toledo at Louisville. Columbus at Indianapolis. South Atlantic League. Columbia at Augusta Jacksonville at Charleston Savannah at Macon. Cotton States League Columbus at Monroe. Jackson at Vicksburg. Meridian at Gulfport.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
COMPETITIVE DRILL
DRILL OF U. M. s. HELD IN MOBILE
 Yesterday.
Sergeant Paul A. BOulo and Private George Gray Won Individual Driils--Oscar Barney Won High Jump-Other
 Vfcfors.

Mobile, May 1s-(SpeciaI)--The competitive drill of the U. M. s., was held at Monroe Park ball ground this afternoon and was. witnessed by sever al hundred people. The result of the company competitive drill will not be announced until the commencement on the 2sth inst The individual drills were won as follows:
 Company A--Sergeant Paul A. Boulo; Company B, Private George Gray.
 The athletic events interrupted by the rain Monday weer completed today. The high jump was won by Oscar Bar ney by record of feet, inches, with William Durant a close second The pole vault was won by Adrian Durant by vault of feet Il inches: The gold medal for best all-round athlete was awarded to Oscar Barney, with a rec ord of r points. The silver medal was awarded William Durant with a rec ord of 12 points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
DIOCESAN COUNCIL
MEETING OF BODY BEING HELD
 IN HUNTSVILLE.
Seventy-seventh Annual sesaian of Council in Historic City Gathers Clergy from over Entire State
 ouH GsA UTwfaI Gafupdaw

Huntsville, May 1s.-(Special. )-The Diocesan Council of the Episcopal Church Is in session in this city and clergymen from all parts of Alabama, including Bishop c. M Beckwith, are here. This is the seventy-seventh an- nual session of the Council.
 The Council assembled this morning in the Church of the Nativity. one of the oldest and handsomest Episcopal churches in the State, and Holy Com munion was celebrated immediately after which Bishop Beckwith and the clergy went into conference. Con- frmation services was conducted to- night by the Bishop and sermon was delivered by Rev. T. J. Beard. The executive sessions of the Council will begin tomorrow and continue through Friday evening. |.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
NO HOPE FOR BARONS
THEY LOSE THREE sTRAIGHTS TO
 PELICANS.
Franks Men Did Some COnsIatent Batting and Birmingham Team Goes Again to Defeat
 Score to 1.

New Orleans, La. May 19.-Consis- tent batting on the part of the locals gave them todays third straight vic- tory over Birmingham. Score:
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Omceru fo Play Hall.

Mobile. May 19-(Special )-The SheriRs and the Policemen will play came of bau at Monroe Park tomorrow afternoon for the benefit of the Mobile Orphans.
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rnrr.rcr nAannIrI

COLLEGE BASEBALL. At New Haven--Yale Freshmen, c Princeton Freshmen, 2.
 At Hanover. N. H.-Dartrnouth, G Harvard. (.
 At Atlanta-University of Georgia 8; Washington and Lee University, 1
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Association.

Milwaukee. 6; Kansas City, 1. Columbus. 2; Indianapolis, 1. Minneapolis, 5; St. Paul, 2. Louisville. 13; Toledo, 10.
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Fatal stabbing.

Ed Brown was stabbed to death by Ellis Hunter in a difficulty at Della ware and Franklin Streets about 0 o'clock last night. Both are negroes. Hunter surrendered at he county jail, but will not talk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-20
NASHVILLE STOPPED
LITTLE ROCK A BARRIER TO WIN
 MING STREAK.
Hart Pitches a Great Game For the Travellers--Hfts Are Few But
 Errors Are
 Many.

Little Rock, Ark. May ls-Little Rock stopped Nashville's winning streak today. Hart pitching great ball in ideal weather. Score:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Se-sh~r~ s.eaguer-
 Memphis, 9; Atlanta, O.. New Orleans, 2; Birmingham. 1. Montgomery, 8 Mobile, 6. Little Rock. g. Nashville, 1.
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Charleston, O.; Jacksonville, 0, (11 innings, darkness. ) darkness.)
 Macon, i-2; Savannah, 4-s.
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Hart the first baseman of the Sea s,ilIs was called to Chicago yesterday morning. Massing playing the bag for