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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-18

Nashville, Tenn, June 17.-(Special )-1t remained for Nashville to put a stop to Robinson's great work on the slab, and right we'll did the Volunteers do 1t, for the Barons were blanked 6 to O. Bir- mingham played rather loose ball behind their star pitcher. The first four runs secured by Nashville came as a result of wild throws.
 The Nashville club was shot to pieces. Two extra men were in the outfeld and Doe" Wiseman was called in to play short This drawback, though, did not in- jure Nashville, the team playing high class article of ball from start to finish. Stanley Yerkes was the man booked to perform on the hurling hill. It was hls turn but Manager Bernhard decided at the last minute that Kellum was suit able for the job, owing to the fact that the Barons have number of left-hand- ed batters Kellum dshed out a very fine article. He was effective at all times, the visitors being unable to get hit off him when needed.
 The Volunteers played a superior game to Birmingham, despite the absence or Mccormick. Wiseman had little to do down at short However. he took good care of the balls that journeyed into his territory.
 Robinson, the Baron "phenom,' did not pitch up to his previous form. The Volunteers waded into his benders rather freely at times. It was not bad pitch ing, however, that gave the locals the de- cision. It was wild throwing by Raub and Douglass, these two men being re- sponsible for Nashville's first four runs.
 The hits were equally divided. Nash vile plucked seven and Birmingham the same number. The visitors could not connect timely. Furthermore, the field ing behind Kellum was much better than that put up by Birmingham. Molesworth's aggregation was listless in it's fielding.
 Two wild throws gave Nashville four runs in the fourth inning. The last two tallies were added in the eighth on time ly hitting.
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ton having been taken flor the good of the team"
 If Moose" was a disturbing element, and Manager Ryan seemed to think he was, he should have been released even if there is no man present to fill up the gap.
 Such work distinguished a man of nerve and backbone from man whom all courage has forsaken.
 Go it, Jimmy. We like you more every dayi
 Young Robinson's defeat, while being discouraglng might have been expected.
 It is a physical impossibility for a man to win all the time.
 True it is quite possible that had no errors been made behind him, he would not have allowed those hits later on, but still he did. and was defeated.
 Birmingham has all confidence in Rob- inson He's a rattling good pitcher and may be depended upon to do his best all the time and everywhere.
 The Barons open in Atlanta this after noon.
 McNeal who did not work in regular turn yesterday, will probably open the series.
 Manager Molesworth, desiring to win, will probably send Robertaille to the hill tomorrow, and Robinson might do the twirling Saturday.
 It is to be noticed that New Orleans is gradually pulling away from it's near est competitor. Eliminating New Orleans and Birming- ham, the six remaining teams are almost neck and neck. l Montgomery is four games better than 5OO. Atlanta is two.
 Mobile and Memphis are one better.
 Little Rock is .500 even
 Nashville is one game under the coveted mark
 We will believe after a while that every other club has profted from the downfall of the Barons.
 Chicago failed to win it's fourteenth straight battle.
 The '13 hoodoo" still exists,
 Manuel pitched yesterdays game for the White SoX against New York, and while he yielded but two hits, the errors behind him made winning a practical im- possibility.
 Wilhelm for Brooklyn turned a neat trick yesterday however. shutting out the St. Louis pigmies with three hits.
 R. H. Baugh, Brmingham's representa- tive on the board of directors of the Southern league. left last night for Memphis, where today the Babb-Stock dale scandal will be probed
 As is know Stockdale was recently quot ed as stating that Babb threw the pen nant of the Southern league last season to Atlanta.
 Stockdale. over his signature, pared the original interview of all it's sensational features. Babb alleges that Stockdale was attempting to back down.
 We'll probably hear the result tomorrow morning.
 All of which reminds that it will re- quire another grade crossing horror to revive the cry. long since hushed for the obliteration of the ever present danger.
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Cotton Exchange and Paper Manufac-
 turers Are Involved.

New York, June 17.-Sveeral indict- ments were handed up today by the federal grand jury which has been in- vesigating the New York cotton ex- change and the Manila Paper and Fibre Manufacturers association. None of the indictments was made pub lie. One of them, however, was placed under the seal by order of the court on request of Assistant United States District Attorney Grim, who has charge of the investigation of the paper manufacturers case. He asked to have the indictment placed under the seal of the court for several days, or until all those mentioned in the in- dictment had been apprehended.
 Judge Hough in granting the request issued bench warrants for the arrest of those named in the indictments.
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400 MILE COURSE
 FOR BIG AUTO RACE

New York, June 1.-The contest com mtee of the Automobile club of America tonight announced that the International road race for the grand prize to be held on next Thanksgiving Day in Savannah, Ga, will be 15 times around course 26.73 miles in length, a total distance of 400.s5 miles.
 The committee states that the course will be thoroughly oiled and all inter- secting roads will be closed. Wherever necessary the track will be fenced. and all trolley tracks will be torn up and bridges built over the racing path for transfer of passengers. All sharp turns will be banked and cemented and there will be several straight-away stretches of three and four miles. The course VIII be from 30 to 60 feet in width.
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Pittsburq Takes Two Games.

Boston, June 17.-(Morning game).- Pittsburg defeated Boston in side game this morning 14 to f. Ferguson was wild at the start and Young and Pfeffer, who succeeded him, were batted hard. Score:
 R.H.E. Pittsburg .. :. .. 200 121 350-14 Il Boston .....-. .VU ooo llz-- i" Batteries: Maddox and Gibson; Fergu- son, Young, Pfeffer and Ball. Time, hours. Umpires, Rudderham and Ems lie.
 Afternoon game: Pittsburg made 1t four out of five by winning the afternoon game from Boston, to 2. Timely hit ting by Wagner and Wilson won for the visitors. Score: R.H. E. Pjttsbure 900 112 O00-4 3 Boston :. .... GOO 100 100-2 1 Batteries: Liefield and Phelps; Boultes, Lindaman and Graham. Time, hours. Umpires Emslie and Rudderham.
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Decrease In Internal Revenue.

Washington, June 17.-The monthly statement of collections of internal revenue shows that for May the total receipts were $18,495,681, a decrease of 34,O4O,OOO from the corresponding month last year. The deficit for the il months of the current fiscal year is s16, ,749,46O A decrease for the month is shown for every item upon which there Is an internal revenue tax cx- cept a slight increase for adulterated tutter.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS ARE
 READY FOR GREAT CONVENTION

Louisville, June 17-International offie- ials and committeeman directing the : work of the International Sunday School association today expressed themselves with enthusiasm over the prospects, for a great attendance and extensive interest at the triennial convention of the Sunday school hosts of North America, beginning at o'clock Thursday afternoon at the armory and a tremendous impetus to- ward the advancement of the work in all denomlnations during the next trienniuni.
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Atlanta Beaten-Baxter Released.

Montgomery. June 17.-Atlanta's ina hiity to hit Thomas and the locals op- perfume finding of Schopp gave Montgom- cry the victory in today's game by a score of to 0.
 Baxter played his last game In a Mont gomery uniform this afternoon, having been released internationally by Manager Ryan. "For~the good of the team" Is the
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Boston Fields Poorly.

Boston, June 16.-Poor fielding by the locals gave Pittsburg todays game to l. Boston had many chances, but Willis was ;nvincible with men on bases.
 score. R.H.E. Pittsburg 001 100 4O0--6 8 3 Boston 900 100 00O-1 6
 Batteries: Willis and Gibson; Dorner and Graham. Time, 1:H Empires, Ems lie and Rudderham.
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Officers Are Elected,

Columbia June 17.-(Special) com- munication for the election of officers was held Monday night by Columbia lodge No. 1855, A. F. & A. M, which resulted as follows: Walter H. Christian, w. NJ; Yancy w. Smith, s. w. Dr. c. L. c. Att kison, J. w. William L. Crawford, S. D.; David w. Wilder, J. D.; A. Jack Arm strong, treasurer; Thomas P. McGriff, sec- Ietary A. R. Faulk, tyler.
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Hoodoo Works on White sox.

cago's winning streak today, defeating the leaders to 2. Manuel held the vis- ftors to two hits, but bases on balls and and errors made up for this. Manning was batted out of the box in the sixth The game was watched by MT and Mrs Nicholas Longworth. Score R.H.E. Chicago .. .. .. .. 900 002 0OO-2 6 i New York :. .. :. .. ..010 200 O20-5
 Batteries: Manuel and Sullivan; Man ming, Chesbro and Blair. Time 2:10. Um- pires, Hurst and Evans.
 No more American league games sched- uled.
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THE AMATEURS.

Calera, June 17--(Special)- )-Jemison won from Calera today in very one-sided game. Score F to 1. Batteries: Wills and Hank; Howard and Sharon.
 Boaz, June 17.-(Special.)- )-Boaz defeated Guntersville this afternoon by score Of IS to O. Cambron, who twirled for the locals, was the star of the game, giving up but two hits. one of which was scratch, and striking out l5 men. Rob- erts of the visitors pitched excellent ball. but with errors behind him was no match for Cambron, and his superior support Batteries Cambron and McDuff; Roberts and Rodgers.
 The Fifth Avenue Stars defeated the Athletic Park team this afternoon by a score of II to o. Batteries: Daly and El- lis; Fahay and Ellis.
 Selma, June 17.--(Special, 1.-The first game between the team Of the Montgom- cry Grays and the Abbott Rifles the latter of Selma. was played this after noon and resulted in victory for the Selma boys by score of to 2. The game was witnessed by a large crowd, fhe sponsor and maids of the Selma company adding to the gaiety of the occa- sion Two more games will be played.
 IJniontown, June 17.-(Special.) 1.-The lo- calls defeated the Meridian amateurs here today by score of g to l. The fea- lures were home runs by Hanna and Powers. the fielding of Howze at secon'i and the hitting of all of the locals.
 Besides pitching no-hit game, Long got a three-base hit, a two-base hit and a single in four times up.
 Batteries: Long and Hanna; Coleman and Briggs.
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Postal Changes.

Washington, June 17.--(Speciai.)-- James A. Roberson is appointed regu- lar. c. A. Walkis, substitute, rural car rier. Route No. 4, at Moulton. Pat ents issued:. R. B. Doud, Shemeli, stock cap; w. E. Hirds Auburn, cut tlvator for destroying cotton boil wee wills.
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FLOOD SUFFERERS
 NOW NUMBER 4SOO

New Orleans, June 1.-The numberfof known flood sufferers in Louisiana was tonight increased to 4,3O0 by reports from Major Foote, L. S. A., who is now in- vestigating conditions in Avoyelles and Rapides parishes. He found 2,0O0 per- sons in those parishes along the Red river who were practically destitute of necessities. Last week Major Foote found 2,SOO overflow sufferers in the Black river district
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SUMMARY.

$ I M M "A R1. Bases on balls-Kellum ?. Robinson ?. Struck out-Kellum l. Robinson 1. Wild pitch-Robinson. Double plays-Downey to Douglass; Kellum to McElveen to Butler. Time of game-1:3 :32. Umpire-Carpenter.
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Hearst Gains Slowly.

New York, June 17.-A gain of 30 votes was made by William R. Hearst today in the examination of 153 ballot boxes in the recount of the mayoralty election of 1905, now going on before Justice Lambert. Hearst has made a gain of 376 votes in the recount of 1000 boxes
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Russian Loan Turned Down.

St. Petersburg, June 1.-The duma firmly reasserted its rights in govern mental financial matters tonight and passed vote of disapprobation in the issuance by M. Kokovsoff, minister of finance, of an international loan of sSS,000,0 last January without legis- lative sanction.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Played. Won. Lost. Pet
Great Luck for Cleveland.

Cleveland, June 17.-Cleveland made It three out of four from Washington today. winning 2 to 0. Cleveland made only two hits against six for Washington, but had the luck. Score: R.H.r CleVeland ..010 010 00*-2 Washington ..0O0 GOO 000--0 6
 Batteries: Joss and N. Clarke; Gates. Burns. Hughes and Warner. Time 1:s1. Umpire, Egan.
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Luck Wins for Detroit.

Detroit, June 17.-Detroit did not get a safe hit off Dygert until the sixth. Then with two out, the bases were filled on two passes and an error Cobb singled and Jones tripled and enough runs with which to win resulted. Score: RIIE Detroit :. .. .. ..... 900 GOA O0s-4 Philadelphia .. .. .. 100 02O 000-s 3
 Batteries: Donovan and Schmidt; Dy- gert and Smith. Time, 1:25. Umpire, O'Loughlin.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Toledo: Toledo 1, St. Paul 0. q At Columbus: Minneapolis 1, Columbus 1 (ten innings.)
 At Indianapolis: Indianapolis :, Kansas City 6 ten innings)
 At Louisville: Louisville 10; Mliwau- kee 4
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE
Columbus Takes Two.

Columbus, Miss, June 17.-(Srecial)- There was no sign of soreness in De- maree's arm after winning today. Five singles, three of which were counted as too hot to handle in the first game were all he allowed In the second he did not exert himself and had his base on balls and an error not come successively in the sixth inning of the second game, the visitors would not have crossed the plate Brazelle was hit at opportune times in the first game, but Whelan kept his hits scattered. Monroe tried hard for the second, but in the seventh the Discover CTS made enough to win.
 First game RH E. Columbus ..............'... Monroe ....................
 Batteries, Demaree and Downing, Bra zelle and Kitchens.
 Second game R.H D. ColumbuS .................... Q z MCHTOt
 Batteries Demaree and Downing, Whe- Ian and Kitchens.
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Brooklyn Wins at Last.

Brooklyn, June 16.-The Brooklyns won from St. Louis today with their first vic- tory in a couple of weeks. Lush allowed seven hits, but Hostetter, behind the bat, was the weak spot. Score: R.H.E. St I,ouis 100 100 000-3 3 2 Rrooklvn 900 300 10+-4 1
 Batteries: Lush and Hostetter and Lud- wig; Fucker and Bergen. Time, 1:3O. Um- pire, O'Day.
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New Orleans 5, Mobile o.

New Orleans, June 17.--Mobile was shut out today in the last game of the series, Matthews home run in the sixth being followed by three hits and two errors in the seventh, wh ich netted the other four runs. Fritz outpitch ed Fisher, allowing but five hits. Score:
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Summary: Two base hit-Sentell Three base hit-Huber. Home run Matthews. Stolen base--Dundon. Sacri- flee hits-Sentell. Sabrie, Dundon. Dou- ble plays--Huber to Sabrie. Struck out-Fritz, 1. Hit by pitched ball Fritz (Daley). Time-1:28. Umpire Pfenninger.
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Princeton Wins Championship.

Polo Grounds N J., June 1I-Prince- ton won the intercollegiate baseball cham ionship yesterday by defeating Yale Tn a sharply contested Thinning game by a score of 4 to ?. Score; R.H. F. Princeton ~ .0O1 01O GOO O2--4 Yale :. ................0 .0O0 0O1 010 00--2
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Little Rock 6, Memphis 3.

Little Rock, June 17.-Little Rock launched hits with errors in the fifth and sixth innings today, while Buchanan held Memphis helpless with the single eXeep- tion of the eighth inning The score:
 a.41. ID .aIr ID I2 II pO
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Macon Scores a Victory.

Augusta June 16.-When Mulin over ran a ball in left center in the sixth Macon scored two runs, which the locals were never able to overcome. Score: Macon 000 O02 000-2 4 A,gus+a 900 GOO O01--1 5
 Batteries: weems and Robinson; Sitton Atkins and Brown.
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Game Postponed.

At New York-New York-Cincinnati gam postponed on account of Yale-Prince- ton game.
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BARONS DEFEAT
 YOUNG ROBINSON Successive Bad Heaves by Doug
 las and Raub GIVE VOLUNTEERS FOUR 5arons Played In ListIess Fashion, Demont Being Caught at Plate
 After Catcher Dropped
 the Ball.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.
Results Yesterday.

Nashville 6, Birmingham 0. New Orleans 5, Mobile 0. Little Rock 5, Memphis 3. Montgomery f, Atlanta ?.
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Jacksonville Is Shut Out.

Jacksonville. Fla. June 16.-Savannnh shut out the locals today. Score: R. H .E. Savannah .. .000 POI 000--3 Id cl,sonyille - 900 900 000-0 5 i
 Batteries: Keiber and Kahlkoff; Sittou and Roth.
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TUESDAYS GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cubs Lose a Game.

Philadelphia, Pa, June 16.-Hoffman's muff enabled Philadelphia to defeat Chi cago today. Score: R.H.E. Chicago -. GOO O00 01O-l Phila delphia 600 200 00s-2
 Batteries Pfeister and Kling; Sparks and Dooin. Time, :35. Umpire, Klem.
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HittInu Is Too Light.

Charleston. s. C., June 16.-The locals cnly got three hits off Welsher and failed to score today. Score: R.H.E. Charleston . ...... .0O0 900 000--0 8 f,ol,nohia 012 GOO O00-3 6 0
 Batteries: Page and Risinger; Welsher and Harnish.
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Games Today.

Birmingham in Atlanta. Montgomery in Nashville. New Orleans in Little Rock. Mobile in Memphis.
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C:ncy Drops Two Games.

New York June 1.-The local National league team made it three straight by defeating Cincinnati in both games of d double header today. Score of first game;
 R.II. b. Cincinnati 900 GOO '1O0--1 1 New York COP 900 O0s--2 5 2 Batteries: Coakley and Mclean Mathewson and Needham. Time, l:2o. Empires, Rigler and Johnstone.
 Score of second game: H.H. E. Cincinnati .. .. ..OC0 01O lOo-z New York :. ...12O 0lO OO'-f Batteries: Weimer and Mclean; NC Ginnity and Needham. Time. l:45. uln- pires, Seiger and Johnstone. f.
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Game Postponed.

Augusta, Ga, June H-Augusta-M Macon game postponed, rain.
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ATLANTIC LEAGUE

No other games scheduled.
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Lee Delivers the Goods.
Charleston Wins Again.

Charleston, s. C., June 1.-The locals by punching hits in the second and third innings made three runs, which lead Co., lumhia was not able to overcome Score.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Wilhelm Scores a Victory.

Brooklyn, June 17.-Brooklyns batters drove Fromme and Sallee out of the box today. Karger finished the game in ex- cellent style. Wilhelm pitched masterly ball. Score h.h T.. St. Louis :. :. .. .. .00o 900 O00-o O Brooklyn :. :. :. .. .05o 900 O0'-5 l
 Batteries: Fromme, Sallee, Karger ana Hostetter; Wilhelm and Bergen. Time 1:25. Umpire, ODay.
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Meridian Protests Game.

Meridian, Miss, June 17.-(Special.) )-One of the largest crowds of the season wit messed an interesting game today, al- though it was a farce owing to the ab- sence of a regular umpire. Ace Stewart, who was assigned here for the series, fall ed to show up. The Nashville Boosters club, several hundred strong, were among the attendance and were digusted when Lively, a Gulfport player, one of the umpires, robbed Meridian of tieing the score in the fourth inning. Robb. who made the score. was first called safe and then Lively reversed the decision The local club will protest the game. It is feared by the local fans that the Merid- ian club will withdraw from the Cotton States league. Ellinor pitched a wonder full game and should have won, allowing two clean hits and striking out ten men.
 R.H.E. Gulfport .. .. :. ... 001 GOO 000-1 1 Meridian .. .. :. ... GOO GOO 000-0 0 Batteries-Shulz and Krebs, Ellinor and Fuller.
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Cubs.

Philadelphia, June f.-Chicago won the decisive game of the series with Phil adelphia today by timely hitting. Score:
 RH.E. Chicago .. =. 100 002 00o--3 2 Philadelphia :. 1000 100 lOO-2 b Batteries: Fraser and Kling; Corridor, McQuillin and Dooin. Time, l:o2. om- pre, Klem.
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Summary: Two-base hits. Collins, Baer- wald Sacrifice hits, Wood, OLeary Stolen bases, Collins, Page, Baerwald. Eases on balls, Savidge ?, Buchanan ?. Struck out. Buchanan l. Hit by pitched ball, savidge 1. Time of game, 1;45 Cm- pire, Brown.
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Many find pleasure in a car ride. Why not you? z
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Moplle '.'........ 900 900 O00-0 New Orleans ........... 900 001 40s--5
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Demonstrations

Arabian Complexion Lotion, the preparation that makes young women more beauti- ful and makes older women turn back the hands of time to youth, is being demon strated by it's discoverers at our Toilet Section this week. Samples free.
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The Fifth Avenue Stars defeated the Athletic Park team this afternoon by a score of Il to O. Batteries Daily and El- lis; Fahay and Ellis.
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INDICTMENTS ARE FOUND.

No more American league games sched-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28
SHORT NEWS FLASHES

The spring thaw has begun IN the
kiondike district.
The success Of the aftesian we'll
In the Toppenlsh district means
that zoe. 900 acres will be irrigated
The Mt. Vernon high school won
the debate last night with the Sc
attic seminary. The decision Was
unanimous.
Military men u Vancouver. = G.,
had n sham battle yesterday. and ID
- n wonder some one was not
Killed Bullets were placed in some
Of the guns by mistake.
Sockcye salmon fishing viii be
permitted in the Fraser this season.
The Ankeny forces predominant
Ia the Walla walla Taft club
Frank klise. travelling man. ar.
rested In Los Angeles for wife de
sertion. has been taken 20 Spo-
kane. where he told the Judge he
would rather go 20 jail that 20 pro
vide for his family. lie was sen
fenced.
\. z. Carusl. a pioneer Of Clal-
lam county. died at Port Angeles
of paralysis
The Portland Journal, demo
cratic. has announced that the dem
oeratie party ls dead in Oregon.
Mrs. Amelia Austin. a pioneer OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

Seattle Stars Exclusive s.rNiss.l
MILWAUKEE, March -N BIO
h. the otasT uouiahf
That Is the mystery OF tho scnaa
tlonal murder of Mrs Florence
WillonKhby BY her husband. George
Mtlloughhy. Who confessed that he
had fired the fatal bullets.
Relieving that be vas dying.
willauKhby told the police how be
bad first chlofulofmed aud then
shot his Nlfe. before putting two
bullets through hls lungs. ia an At.
tempt at suicide.
Moreover he confessed 10 An u
lieit love covering a period Of -four
years he disclosed the identity ol
his affinity under promise al che
officers that they waald never %.
sulse her name
WnlouEhtY had bcen one ef the
most active church workers IN the
city. lie vas one 81 the toremosi
business men Ia the Northwest. The
police were dnmtosnded b. hls
story and at ftFst dlsefedited a.
When thsg Investigated. however
they satisfied themselves that he
bad told the truth nnt they will
keep their promise 10 Nillouehh2.
Non all Milwaukee il asking the
one question. Who saa The won
an IN the case"
NlilouEhhys most Intimate
friends never suspected his double