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E"rhed runs-Hahn. ); Howard. 10. First base by
eTors-Howard. 4. Left on bases-Hahn 4: Howard
First base on balls-Of Moore. 2; OFF Greene. 8
Struck out-By Moore 6; by Greene Z Three-base
hus-Cohn, Nogelsberger. Two-baSe hits-Hubbard
smith, taT Stolen bases-Gulh, FAR, Allison.
MIC pitches-Greene. :. Moore, l. Umpire-Mr.
Finnegan. Time Of game-l hour and % minutes.
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R. R. Y. M. C. A. LEAGUE.
Trninmen Defeat the II. & o. Team
in an ErrOrfest.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
To-day's -shopmen vs.. Union Station.

The Trainmen defented the Baltimore
and Ohio team yesterday TO s.
The losers played an uphill game and
but for the runs scored by the Trainmen
In the third and fourth sessions. would
have won easily. The hitting OF both
sides was light and scattered. Score.
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diamond the Warrlors

On the south diamond the Warriors
won the game by timely batting. Rea,
In the opener. stung one OF Fields
teasers for a double, got third on a bad
throw, and scored on a balk while Fen
wick got base on balls. took second on
the balk. and scored on BaggeJte's hit.
A triple in the second scored another
run. and a double and several bingles
in the sixth and seventh scored the re-
naming three. The Farmers made their
score on bad throw from Rea 10 ST.
gourney, which went in the crowd. Score:
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Earned 1ms-FiTst. ?; Ninth. p First base by
errors-First l. Ninth. ?. Left on basss-First :.
Ninth. 4. First base on balls-On Symanoske 2.
on Mcmahon. /; of Burhans l. Innings pitched
By Symanosh. s; by McNiahon. 5: BY Burhans :
Hits made-Of SJmanoskic Z: OF schcckeIs = OF
McMahon. }; of Burhans. l. Struck out-By Sv-
manossie. J; by McNlahon. 2 Three-base hits
Noycs. SymanOskie. TrrO-base hits-Noyes Alarcsros
~. WRple. BurhanS o.. Sacrifice hit-Mcllahon
stolen bases-Richmond. sutton Harris. McAlahon
Double plays-Hofman 10 sutton. Broome 10 srsl5
ing 10 Turner. Hit by pitcher-By Burheas
Wild pitches-Burhans. !; scheckels. l. symanoskie
J. Passed balls-Hofman. L Umpire-AIr. HUGHES
Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes
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After a rest OF a few days the De-
partmental League started the third and
last lap of its present season with
double-header. Interior and Navy being
the principals on the west diamond. and
Agriculture and War on the south dia-
mond.
In the former contest Interior over
wheimingiy defeated the Tars. II 10 /.
and In the latter the Warriors trounced
the Farmers. 6 10 /. Neither game went
the limit OF innings. owing 10 the drill
Of the District Guard. which was sched-
uled for $50
Interior started in the first inning to
take the scalp OF the Middies and be-
fore the opening session was eneded had
driven Poizet 10 the bench and won the
game by tallying six runs. Some of these
runs were presented on a platter. Poizet
making the gift OF one OF them by pass
ing four men In succession. Barry, who
succeeded Poizet, was pie for Interiors
willow artists, and the game was soon
put beyond the Middes' reach. Score.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

A. jersey Ci'y-Baltimorc. 2: jersey City. 4
Al Proyidence-Newark. g. Providence. G.
At Montrcal-Toronto, 0, Montreal. s.
AZ Buaslo-Rochester. 0; Buffalo. 3.
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R. H. Z.
Norfolk Gets Blink.

Batteries-White end Wes.lake; Howard and AIer-
ritt- Umpires-Messrs. Acker and Byrne Attend
ance, 500.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At FAN Rircr-WorCrstcr. Il +: Fall River. T.
Al LaWrencc-LaWrcnoc. 4. Br0Cktun. ;
Az Lynn-LoweI. /; Lynn. O.
At New Bedford-NeW Bedford. ?; HaverhIl. q
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Flrst base on balls-Of Fields. ; Struck cut
By Meister. 70. by Fields 5 Th-ee-hase hit-Rea.
rwo-hase hits-Rea. SiEUurncy Sa Iifoc hit-Rca.
Stolen bases-Rea. Feuwick %. BaR-eje. Donaldson
Rogers. Double play-Rae 10 Donaldson 70 Long
Hit By pitcher-By Meister l. Umpire-Nir. Belts
Time Of g4me-I hour and IS minutes
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IWo-oaSe hit-I1nker Threc-hase hits-slazls
Overall Stolen bascs-Paskert Camel TipEe,
SacTlnce hit-Schulte Bases on baIs-Of Does,her
,, on OveraL l. Struck out-By Doescher I. hy
overall, Wild ptch-Overall Umpire.-Mes-rs
hudderham and Emsie. Time q same-l hour
and 20 minutes.
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Loft on bases-New York. Q: Brooklyn. &. Bases
on balls-Of Mclnttre 2; of Holmes. Z: oe Cram
DALI l. on McGinniy. ] of Malarkcy. l. Strnck
oW-By Holmes. q b. Crandall 4: by McCinnitv. !.
ny Malarkey. Home uu--Lumley Three-hase
hits- Maicney. Hummel. Lumey Bergen Devn.
Iwo-base hit-Donlin Sacrihce hits-Ioraan Shee-
han Lewis. Tcnney. DOYLE. Bresnahsn Crandau.
Stolen bascs-Doyie %. Hcrzog. Donlin Hit by
pltchcr-By Cnndan. Umpire-1lr ODay Time
d game hours and 10 minutes Attendance 900.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

Al Lancaster-Trenton. ;: Lancaster s
A. Nnhamsport-Altoona. / Wilamsport 2
At Rcading-FirSt game: Wilmington 3. Reading
second game; Wilmington. 3 Reading
Al Harrisburg-First game: Johnstown I. Harris
burg l. Second game; JohnStOWn. ); Harrisburg. 5.
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Frederick....... 0 90 Ooioool-s I
Mount Airy. 0 0 900 % 4
Batteries--Frederick. Treat. Selvage. and CreaSer
Mount Airy. Dougherty and Bouse. Umpire-Dr
Eice.
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BASEBALL AND ALL THE NEWS IN WORLD OF SPORT
COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
Cardinals WaIIOp Independents hc
WelI-pIayed Contest.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

~ inrham'0n-Binghamton &; Sv1cise. 4
Al Uuca-Utica. p; A.. J. & G.. 2
At Observation-Disclosures. ;: Scranton. Il
At Albany-Albany. 2; Troy ).
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Totals. 6 72ili ?
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Holyoke-New Britain }: Holyoke. l.
Al Naterbury-New Haven. g: Waterbury :
At Bridgeport Bridgeport 6: Meridea. J.
Al Hartfold-Springheld. 3; Hartford. ? fourteen
innings
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Totals. II rs 6 2

Left on bases-InteTlor. T. Navy. 4. First base
on ball-Of Rohrman, 2; OF Poizet, T. on Barry, l.
Innings pitched-By Rohrman s; By Piozet I9. by
Barry. %. Hits made-Oh Rohrman 2; OF Piozet
!; on Barry s. Struck out-By Rohman. 2: By
Barry T. Sacrifice hits-Carron Piozet. Brsuner.
Stolen bases-Julien o. Can p. Gray. Puroell o.
Carroll, Hunter. Miles. Double play-Carr 10 Gray.
Hit - pitcher-By Rhoman. 3 Wild pitch-Baury.
Umore-Mr. Newman. Time Of Same-I hour and
5 minutes
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Leit on bases-New York. 6; Boston. g. Bases on
bahs-Of Ortiz p OF Winter l. Struck ou'-By
Orih. ?: by Winter. Home un-Niles Three
base hit-LApoTte. Sacrifice hits-Niles Unglaub.
Stolen hases-kleinow Moriaritv I-mrire-Nr
OIoughlin. Time Of game-2 hours and 10 minutes.
Attendance 700
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SOUTH ATLAHTIC LEAGUE.

At Jacksonville-C Charleston. 3: Jacksouville
At Savannah-Macon. s; Savannah. 4
AT Columba-AugustS, !; Columbia, ! fifteen in
nings darkneSsl.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At Merdian-Jackson. 6; Meridian. q
At Observation-Disclosures 4; Columbus. I.
At Monroe-GulfpOrt-N rain.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Interior SwamPs Navy and War De-
feats the Farmers.
STAINING OF TIE TT .Nfg

STANDING OF TKE II
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TEN LEADING SLUGGERs.
GOES ELEVEN INNINGS.
Boston Finally Pushes Necessary
Run Across the Plate

New York. June 29.-Elevon innings OF
fast fielding ended in a win for Boston to-
day. McGuire's men got TO Orth in the
eleventh for two singles. a base on balls.
and a three-bagger by L.aporte. Score.
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE
GurIey Takes Third Place by Beat
ing WaIlnch.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
TO-day's uns-rEinins vs.. Manha,,aus

The Gurley Athletic Club defeated the
Wallachs at McDevitts Field yesterday.
l3 70 :, thereby taking third place in the
standing. The winners batted the ball
hard throughout Score
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

AZ New Orleans-AIemphis. ;; New Orleans. :.
At Mobile-Little Rock. /: Mobile.
At Montgomery Birmingham. 6; Montgomery q
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FAIL TO HIT VICKERS
Athletics Again Shut Out
the Nationals.
WALTER JOHNSON DOES WELL

Young Pitcher Has Splendid Control
and Good Speed, but Docs Not Re
ceive as Good support Rs Afforded
His Rival for HOnOrs in Pitchers
Battie-Shipke and Mcbride stars.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Philadelphia, 4j washington, o.
Boston, 4, New York, L.
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SUNDAY-SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Hofmnn's Perfect Throw saves Game
for First MethOdistS.

DING OF THE TEAMS.
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TWO GET HOME RUNS.
ihii"delphias Superior Hitting
Wins Game for Them.

Boston, June 29.-Phnadelphla won
easily to-day through superior hitting
Osborne and Doolin made home runs in
succession in the second inning. score.
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Gallagher had the ST. Stephens Insti-
tute on his list yesterday, allowing but
five hits, and enabled his team. the Co
lumbia Athletic Club to win by 9 to 3.
The game was a slow. listless sort OF IN
largest crowds Of the season turned out
TO witness the contest. Lynham's catch
back OF first Of a high fly with two men
on base was the feature Score:
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Norfolk, Va, June pa base on balls
and hit on an out gave Portsmouth a
l-to-O victory over the Champions this
afternoon Friend pitched his first game
for Norfolk, and but for his fatal base
on balls. nine innings would have been
played without a tally by either side.
r. H. E.
Norfolk -..-...-..--.-- 90
Bateries-Cauer and Wadleigh; Friend and
Smith. Umpire-Nir. Mace
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At DcnTer-DCnvCr. 5: Omaha. 2
At PueblO-Pueblo. 5; Lincoln. !.
A. Sioux City-Sioux City. 8; Des Moines. s.
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O. E Howard Company easily defeated
William Hahn & Co. yesterday al Eighth
street and Florida avenue northeast II
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COMMERCE AND LABOR LEAGUE
Bureau of Standards Captures the
Opening Contest, TO <.

Today's game-Bureau of Immigration vs. Ap-
pointment Division. al Cleveland PARK.
The Bureau OF Standard defeated the
Lighthouse Board In the Commerce and
Labor League yesterday. TO ;. Grove.
in left for the winners. and Heath. at
short for the Lighthouse team. PLAYED
well in the field Rule famed twelve
men and six assists. some OF which were
quite difficult Score.
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To-day's game-Atlanrics Government Printing
Oicv. az Capital Park. Firyt and " streets north
east al SO
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Three Reached Second.

Only three Washington PLAYERS reached
second base, two Of whom went 10 the
succeeding bag. In the third inning Al
tizer singled, and took second on a wild
pitch; Mcbride walked. but was forced
at second on Milan's hit TO +. Collins.
after Johnson had flied to Davis. on
this fielder's choice Altizer went to third.
Shipke ended the inning by tanning.
In the fifth inning. after Freeman had
gone out. Altizer doubled to right center.
After Oldring had caught McBride's long
ny, Altizer made dash for third. Old
rings throw TO Collins bounded high, and
Altizer ran for the plate. but Vickers. who
was backing up third base. got the ball
ana easily caught Altlzer by a throw 10
Powers. These were the only times that
washington menaced the plate
IN the sixth Johnson walked. but was
forced by Milan. who IN turn was forced
Dy Shlpke. In the seventh Freeman sin
sled with two out but got no farther
IN the ninth Tannehill. batting for
Shipke. singled 70 right. but was forced
by Ganley. who also was forced by Civ
mer. who in turn was forced by Street
ending the game.
Score for Athletics.
The Athletics scored one run in tbo
opening inning. After Hartsel had famed
Nichols walked. Davis hit hard liner
TO left. which Ganley misjudged. the drive
going for two bases and Nichols scoring
Davis was caught stealing third and Muir
ply struck out.
In the fifth after Powers had flied m
Ganley Nickers singled to center. and
Hartsel fouled 20 Street. Nichols blt an
easy bounder at Johnson. who had the
ball before the batter was half way 10
nrst. but he held It, looking at the run
ner going TO first. and when he did throw
H. Nichols had crossed the bag. This cost
TWO runs. Davis was passed. filling tho
bases. Murphy then hit grounder
which Freeman ran away from and which
Aitizer managed TO stop. but could not
handle IN time 20 retire the batter at first
Nickers aid Nichols crossed the plate on
this hit
johnson was retired IN order IN allow
FlcAerlnS 10 bat for him in the eighth.
and talkenberg took his place on the
rubber Murphy was retired AT first on a
grounOer 10 Mcbride. J. Collins doubled
10 left and took third on OIdring's lnfeld
out Z. Collins then bunted and Altizer
falling TO field the ball in time to get the
runner, J. Collins scored.
The game was cIeanlv and sharnIv
played, but not as interesting as the
caliber Of play would indicate Both
sides played finely in the field. stops and
throws by Shipke and Mcbride being /
among these features.
Z. Collins and Nichols played splendid |
". both handling some hard chances. with |
ease and precision.
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FOWLER RSAYS HOODOO
Nationals Secretary Ac-
counts for Slump.
TEAM is PLAYING GOOD BALL

business Head of CantIIIOn's Tribe
Is at Loss to Account for the
Clubs Position I'm the Race, but
Thinks Many Games VIII De Won
in the Coming Home Series.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
GaIIAEher, for COIumbias, Defeats ST.
stephens Institute, 10 B.

STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
G. L. Howard Company Easily De-
feat VIM. Hahn & Co.
STANDING OF tn

Io-day,s eame-E. J. Murphy Company vs.. Wood.
ward * LothTop. at Eighth street and Florida ave
nue. northeast al $50
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NATIONALS BATTING RECORD.
CLUB FIELDING RECORDS.

To'aIs''.'.....~ 60 Ls5l ls8 i's s@ 81
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Greene or the line for the Printers.
pitched gilt-edge ball, allowing only four
hits, three coming In the first inning.
The batting Of Farr and Gull were the
features Score.
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Totals....... 7lOA II

Kan for Bresnahan in the ninth fBatted for Nc
ninth
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RIVER NEWS

River stage at o'clock this morn
ng was 40, fall OF 3 since yester-
ay morning Rainfall last night 10
nches.
The steamer Dick Fowler made her
egular trip to Cairo this morning,
eaving the wharf at about 8 O'Clock
With a big trip of freight and passen-
sers. She Will return tonight at 3
o'clock.
The n. W. Buttorff arrived from
GAINESVILLE last night with a big trip
# freight and a number OF passen-
sers, She got away at noon today
orr Nashville and all way landings
githra big trip OF freight The But
orr will return next Sunday after
loon.
The Chattanooga arrived at .
,'clock last night from Riverton. Ala.
nd all way landings with big trip
If freight. She went down the river
Joppa this morning to unload and
eceive freight and will return tomor-
ow morning. She will leave for the
Tennessee Friday evening at )
o'clock.
The Royal arrived from Golconda
on time this morning and returned at
2 O'Clock this afternoon doing big
business each way.
The George Cowltng made her two
.egular trips from Metropolis toEPa-
lucah and return today doing a big
passenger and freight business.
The steamer Clyde will leave for
Waterloo, Ala, and all way landings
his afternoon at 6 O'Clock with big
rip OF freight and number OF pas
engers making the round trip. She
Will return next Monday night.
The City OF Savannah arrived from
i. Louis this morning on her way up
he Tennessee river to Waterloo with
big trip of freight and cabin full
II passengers. She will be In port
lext Sunday on her way to st. Louis.
The Kentucky Is due tomorrow
light from Riverton and all way land
ngs and will return saturday even
ing at O'Clock.
The Joe Fowler Is due tomorrow
,vening from Evansville and will re-
urn Immediately after transactlng
business at the wharfboat.
The fine packet S. S. Brown was
soaIed yesterday afternoon by the
West Kentucky Coal company. She
s preparing TO leave for the lower
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BEAUTY AND pERMANENcY

IL in public schemes Of decoration
and Improvement the idea of perma-
nency would be allowed its due share
of consideration just as 1t is in pri-
vate improvements. we could derive
so much more pleasure and benefit
from them. Great expositions-tem-
porary affairs OF lath and plaster.
costing millions, are passing away.
They cost too much and are worth
too little. Pittsburg's Carnegie In
stitute will advertise the city more.
be of more practical benefit to her
people and attract more strangers to
the city ultimately than the Column
bian exposition did to Chicago. The
institute is permanent and real. fit to
house the treasures II contains. maxi
ing Pittsburg the home of rare art
collections.
Every city passes the hat on occa-
sions-has to, Citizens respond lib
orally In honor of visiting delegations.
Why is II not possible for some
artistic permanent improvements. out
of reach OF hard pressed city.
to be effected by popular subscrip-
tions? The plan to raise money for
a ne wentrance to Oak Grove is one
of these ideas that should succeed.
Temporary decorations on the streets
are desirable. as bit of fiattery for
convention guests, but such orna-
ments will not blind the visitors to
ugly streets. absence of parks and un-
oouth cemeteries.
Iron art post street lamps on busi-
ness streets. in place of the suspend
ed arc lamps add much to the at
tractiveness of city, and there are
numerous ways in which Paducah
might gain the name OF city beauti-
full.
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Traffic in French Girls is Stopped.

Chicago, July IA wholesale
traffic In white slaves. involving the
Importation OF 5000 French girls
every year. has been broken up. II Is
believed. by the United states author
tiles under the personal direction of
President Roosevelt.
As result OF the evidence collect
ed By federal secret service men. as-
sisted by French government detec-
tives. at least 1900 French women
and girls will be arrested in Mlnneap-
oils. st. Louis. Kansas City. New Or
leans aud New York. All who have
been IN the United States less than
three years will be deported to France
the steamship companies which
brought them here being under bonds
to take them back
A. Duval, who was arrested here
with his wife. Is charged with being
at the head OF the white slave trade
from France. He Is declared 10 have
cleared fully 100000 by his deal
ings.
According to the evidence In the
possession OF the federal authorities.
Chicago was the headquarters OF the
French slave syndicate. The syndi-
cate imported about 5000 French
women annually. They were brought
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cruelty misQuoted during the cam
psign before the state convention
He is hard fighter and had not
Secretary Of War Taft been SO strong
with the people Bradley would have
cut a bigger figure in the state con-
vention. As II is, he Is on good terms
with the national organization. The
Louisville crowd who worked for
Taft have the pleasure OF seeing their
candidate the standard bearer OF the
party-surely reward enough. The
Fairbanks men see their friend the
adviser OF Mr.. Hitchcock
on Kentucky affairs, and they know
they are still in good standing with
the party. Just now Mr.. Fisher en-
joys the enviable position of main
tanning the equilibrium OF the Re-
publican party in Kentucky, and such
harmony. as seemed impossible Just
after the legislature assembled, is
manifest at the outset Of the cam
paign.