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Evening star., 1908-01-19
POLITICS IN WEST VIRGINIA
OPPOSITION TO TAFT UNABLE
TO CONCENTRATE.
Talk Of Senator Elkins for Vice
Presidential Ofhce-Democratic
Ranks in Disorder.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star
WHEELING. w Va. January is. 1905.
With the meeting of the republican
state committee at Parkersburg this
week state politics began TO take on
definite alignment for the first time since
the situation opened up several months
ago. Until within the last few days il
has been largely a matter of waiting to
see whose bandwagon loomed prospec-
lively and perspectively foremost. That
applies to the republican gubernatorial
contest mostly, and in a lesser degree
to the Presidential nomination.
The postmasterS convention at Nor
gantown opened the ball with poll
which indicated Taft by large margin
for the presidential choice. and Scherr
for governor by a smaller balance. But
it was at Parkersburs where the but
tonholing and hobnobbing ragged. And
from now to the time of the state con-
bloom and be fostered in every one Of
the fifty-fNe countries.
Secretary of State Swisher continues
TO be the most conspicuous candidate for
governor having the support of 50 much
of the element of the old organization as
Gov. Dawson will be able to muster.
since the governor has repeated what he
said last September in Wheeling. that
Swisher was his choice as against Scherr
and Hearne. Consequently Scherr and
Hearne will embrace the old Teter fol-
lowing and such chunks as they may
bite off the former Dawson machine.
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At St. Louis-St. Louis Philadelphia game postponed; rain.
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sOUTHERN GOLFIsTs.
Championship Games Begins on Men
 mhfN VfUka

Championship Games Begins on Mem-
 phis Links.
 Memphis, May 27-Pairings for the Southern Golf Association champion ship games begun at the Country Club links here early today. Birminghani's creased yesterday, giving that city the largest representation of any city talk ing part in the tournameht. Ii. Chandler Egan of Louisville. Ky, for mer National and Western Amateur champion lowered the course record yesterday by completing the eighteen holes in seventy-six. Egan is consid- cred by the experts to have splendid chance for the championship.
 The match will be played under flights. There will be three flights, the first containing those who make the highest and lowest scores numbering thirty-two. The other two. flights will contain sixteen each ranking according to the scores made.
 Chandler Egan of Louisville, Ky, started off by making thirty-four for the first nine holes. which Is the lec- ord for that number. The professional record for the eighteen holes is seven ty-two, and 1t is expected that ERan will lower this.
 Byrd of Atlanta and Stewart of New Orleans made as low as eighty, which is the best ever made on the local course.
 The best scores made during the morning were: Grubb, Louisville. S5: Monk, Mobile, s5; Stauffer, New Or leans, s5; Massey. Memphis, s5; Porter, Austin. Tex, S5.
 The course is exceedingly fast and the. meet promises to be a most inter esting one.
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Boston ...... ...00o 120 00"-3 6 3
 Chicago ...... 1000 900 20O-2 0
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Batteries-Young Leaver and Gib- son; Flaherty and Bowerman. Time 200. Umpire, Klem.
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THE RACES
Results at BeImont.

Belmont Park, N Y. May 27.-Stam- ina; the 2 to favorite,. easily won the old fillies at Belmont Park today, de- feating a good field.
 Stamina and Jersey Lightning were coupled in the betting as the Whitney classed their field that they were held at a prohIDitive price Ananomya for the Keene stable finished second sanctus, favorite, won the 1nterna- been retired to the stud.
 First race. selling. four and a half furlongs. straight-Haboo, s9 (Delaby), to 1, won; Royal Capture, 95 (E. Du- q. Lee). 6 to 1. third. Time. :53 2-5. Short Cut. Bonnie Kelso, Opal Amnes- tv. Joe Gaitens. Racquet. Shapdale and Aunt Kate ran. Clock Work threw IT, der. Betty Vincent left at the post.
 Second race. five furlongs, straight Fitzherbert, 119 (Dugan), 13 to 20 won; Preceptor, 116 (Musgrave), lS te 5. second; Fayette. 112 (shaw), 7 to l ger and Foreguard ran.
 Third race. the Ladies. one mile stamna, 121 (E. Dugan), to |; won ond Laughing Eyes, 12i (Shawl, 5 t I, third Time. TAO 4-5. Jersey Light ming. Reckon, Whip Top Jeanne Arc Mombasa ran. Stamna and Jerse! Lightning coupled.
 miles-sanctus. 142 (Dupee), Il. to won; Bayonet. 145' (McKlpny), 13 to second; Grandpa. 155 (Hewittl. 20 to third. Time, S:5s. Delcante. Economy Sandy Creeker and Amanda H. ran. Fifth race. handicap mile-zienaT 115 (McDanieD. Is to 5, won; Tomm. Wadden, 112 (Musgrave), to 1, sec ond; Far West 126 (Garner), to third Time. 1:40 Lord Stanhopt | Fancy, Apple Toddy ran.
 Sixth race, seven furlongs-Pete l oulncs. 104 (Notter), to 3, won
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CONTESTS AT SELMA
MILITARY INSTITUTE COMMENCE
 MENT FULL OF INTEREST.
Prise Drills Were n Feature of Tues day, and Last Night Ten Young Men Engaged fin Declamn-
 tIon Contest.
Advertiser Bureau.
 Selma, May 27.

Advertiser Bureau,
 Selma. May 27.
 One of the most interesting exer- cises in connection with the closing of the scholastic year of the Selma Mil new school building at the corner of Broad Street and First Avenue.
 The exercises were those of the dec la nation contest and the school room In which the debate took place was crowded with a large number or vis- itors and the contest proved a most entertaining and instructive "ne.
 There were ten students of the in s+itmta in tbe debating class and eacr one of the young men acquitted him self With great credit and ddmots6 showed con con siderabIe time and study to the sub. tects ieets apue upon which they spoke, Eacf speaker was greeted by a hearty ,. en. core from the asseinblage when he haf es,',5aa hIs address. The ten stu dent dents whe spoke were sherrod T ouarles, Richard Young. Clarence c
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LouisvilIe Results.

Louisville, Ky, May 25-Miami won the Juvenile stakes at five furlongs to- day, defeating a fine field of two-year- olds. The Minks captured the handi- cap from Kercheval and Wool Sandals.
 The track record for the distance, one and one-sixteenth mile. 1:45 4-S, was ecualed.
 weather clear and warm; track fast. Summaries:
 place 11:1O. show $50, won: Lady Arien, loo. (Butler), place 105. so, show 49.5O. second; Canopian, 104, (Kermath) show il:2o. third. Time. ,1:13 25. Minot' Beatrice K. Funiculair. Miss Strom' Natsha. Dorasett, Hazel Thorpe, Mar
 Second race. four and one-half fur Straight 2ss.8o. place sl. 80. show 2s.so; won: Anderson. 107. (Franklin), place Boy. 104, (Heideil. show s.so. third :. Time 53 3-5 Won Beulow, Lemona: ny I,ady Frances, Ineta, Atarah, Sampron~ iur. Staulaid, Buena Vista, Martie Mar shall. also ran. t.
 Third race. one mile ano on se Eo second: Wool Sandals. s1os. tButler)' 1o % show. third. Time. t:46 4c5. Terah. Wingting. Cymbal. Boema' also Tonrth race. five furlongs. Juvenile stsiSes S1 1o0 added-Miami. S7, lPtck- ens9 1880 straight. won; Anne McGee, S3 IFranklin), 9.SO second; Mrs- SeWei, pI Morgan, 2o.4o. third: Iime' l:Oo 4-5. Elizabeth HarwoodGFre nS GoSk, woolwinSdeT; IS.,n T;;antaI pai also aiso ran.
 Eifth race. steep1echase handicap, shcrt course-Jason. 1855. CYourelD. 2s4o straight, won: King Esta. 1sO,
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CONGRESS
Houae Summary

Washington, May 27.-Interest in the proceedings of the House today cent tered in the report of the conferrees on the currency bill. After an hours de- bate the report was adopted, 166 to 14o. All the Democrats voted against 1t. fourteen 'insurgent" Republicans voting with the opposition.
 The debate. by unanimous consent was fixed at one hour. After the re- port had been agreed to the members vanished and it was with great difl- culty that a quorum could be, obtained on subsequent roll calls.
 Aside from the currency proposition there were passed a number of minor measures.
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SOUTHATLANTYCLEACUE

Jacksonviile, May 27.-The locals de- day. '' Jacksonville. :. oO1 oo2 oo"-s 8 o charleston 200 900 OOO-2 5 3
 Batteries-Hansen and Roth; Paige
 Columbia, S. C.. May 27.-Columbia lost today's game after having tied or won the last twelve played.
 Augusta .... ...O11 900 2o0-4 8 0 Columbua 1000 900 OOo-0 1 3 and Harnish.
 Savannah. May 27.-savannab won again this afternoon from Macon mak ing 1t four straights. {. Savannah ... ...OI3 OPP o1.-s II q Macon .... ......0O0 900 O00-O ? '
 Batteries-Munin and Kahlkoft, Stowers and Robinson and Shea.
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HARNESS RACES IN MOBILE.
Five Events Are Planned At TrneI,
 For June 4


 For June 4.
 Mobile, May 27.-(Special) "A pro- gram was today completed for the sec ond of a series of harness and running races for the afternoon of June 4th. If this meeting proves successful 1t Is proposed to make the Gentlemen's Driving Club permanent organiza- tion.
 The old half mile track at Arlington has been put in good condition and the contests on June 4th promise to be full of interest as the five events on the program will be hotly contended. The entries for the preliminary Pacing horse, owned and driven by Rad Jones. Pacing mare. All Spice, owned and driven by W. Pistole
 Pacing horse, Spider, owned by James Brown and driven by Foley. Trotting horse, Frank Steele owned by Robert Harrison and driven by Bob Schw
 Trotting horse, Dick, owned and driven by Gus Lindstrum.
 This race will be for purse of $l25 best two in. three heats over half-mile circular track.
 The running event is made up of only two starters but the class of two entrants assures a good contest, both starters being local-owned horses who have started and won several races at the New Dreams tracks the past winter. This race will be half mile dash for purse of $29O.
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Enterprtae Tear. Vv1n.

Enterprise. May 27.-(Speciai )-The Enterprise ball team crossed bats with the team from Coffee Springs yester- gay afternoon on the diamond at Cof- fee Strings. and in a hotly contested game won from Coffee Springs with a score of to 3.
 It was considered the best game of the season and Mitchell for the Enter prise team outclassed Dunston for Cof- fec springs, and in a hotIy contested In which Golden has represented the Enterprise team at the backstop, but The Enterprise team is composed en- tirely of home talent and is one of the best amateur teams in the State
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cravson. [. c. Marlborough. Robert 3 Halter. Joseph R. Bibb. Reid R. Bur weiI william D. Blafikenship, Elias E Eagle and Robert R. Jones.
 The graduating exercises at the Sei. ma Military Institute will take place at the new school building tomorrow night. beginning at o'clock. Rev Henry M. Edmonds. of Montgomery, will deliver the baccaleureate address and the exercises will be largely st- tended.
 Tuesday afternoon on the grounds in the rear of the old school building or Alabama Street, the prize drill between the two companies of cadets of the Sef. ma Military Institute was held. The drills were witnessed by large num- bers of citizens and friends of the school. Company A, under command of Captain Robert Dobins. was awarded the flag, as being the best drilled cona- pany. The judges of the drill were Captain W. F. Aycock and Captain B. R. Howard. After the drill there was held an individual prize drill. which was taken part in by all of the stu dents of the school. The prize, a gold medal. was finally won by Cadet Ser geant Clarence c. Grayson. of this city,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
National.


 Pittsburg, May 27.-Boston won a ten inning contest here today bunch ing their hits in the tenth inning and scoring three runs the final score being to 2.
 Pittsburg ....oOo OO2 ooo o-2 l Batteries-Young Leaver and Gib- son; Flaherty and Bowerman. Time 2 200. Umpire, Klem.
 Chicago. May 27.-New York shut the locals out today in a pitchers bat tie. Herzog at short robbed Chicago of two runs in the sixth by a marVe- ous stop and throw of Steinfelts liner Wiltse won his own game with clean two base hit. Chicago. .... Q. ooo 900 0oo-o 3 0 New York .... 1000 00O lOO-1 5 1 Batteries-Frazer. Pfeister and Kllng; Wiltse and Needham. Time 1:50
 Cincinnati. May 27.-Cincinnati to- day mingled hits with the misplays of Brooklyn n the seventh inning, piling up six runs,
 Brooklyn. ........ 010 0o1 000-2 6 1 Batteries-Ewing and Schlei Will helm. Mcintyre and Bergen. Time 1:40. Umpire. Rigler.
 At St. Louis-St. Louis Philadelphia game postponed; rain.
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Senate Summary.

Washington. May 27-The conference report on the currency bill was laid before the Senate shortly before ad- journment today and Mir. Aldrich an- nounced that tomorrow he would move to take 1t up and keep 1t under con sideration until disposed of.
 While waiting for the conference re- port the session was occupied with running debate on the bill to compen- sate government employees for injuries sustained
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TRAIN CATCHES FIRE.

Evreaux, France, May 27.-Two empty frst-class passenger cars at tached to the White Star Line special, bound from Paris to Cherbourg with passengers Tor the steamer Teutonic on board, took fire this afternoon while the train was passing through a tun- nel near Evreux.
 All the passengers for the steamer. numbering twenty-four, were in the rear car, which did not take fire. None Of the passengers were injured
 The burning cars were detached from the train as soon as it had been emerged from the tunnel. The train then proceeded for Cherbourg.
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Denver, Col, May 27.-oVer trian- xular course thirty-two miles in length, ten racing automobiles will run on Me- rnorial Day in the first Rocky Noun tain endurance race. The machines will essay to run the measured road ten times. making the total distance s2o miles. The first prize Is a $500 trophy and there are second and third nrfzes also. Most of the details of the contest will be the same as those pre- vafling in the Vanderbilt cup race and many of the drivers who will partici- pate have taken part in the famous contest.
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THE POOR DUES LOSE
ROASTED BAR0Ns GO DOWN IN DE-
 FEAT AGAIN.
Owens Disputed Fltzsimmons's Decis- Son and Es Put Out of Game. Final Score is
 t0 9.

Memphis. Tenn. May 27-Bith pitch CTS were hit freely today. but Chap belle was more successful in keeping them scattered.
 In the eighth inning, with the score tied and two men on bases, OLeary's two base hit allowed both runners to score. An error allowed OLeary to also score in this inning.
 Owens was ordered from the game in the fifth inning for dlsputlng a de- ctsion. Scoras
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GAMES TODAY.

S0Uthern Lenguet- Nashville at Mobile. Birmingham at Memphis. Atlanta at New Orleans. Montgomery Little Rock postponed AUperscau LenRuee--
 Detroit at Philadelphia. Chicago at Boston. Cleveland at Washington. St. Louis at New York. National League.
 New York at Chicago.
 Philadelphia at St Louis. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Boston at PittsburG. American Association. .:-. Toledo at Columbus. Indianapolis at Louisville. Milwaukee at St. Paul. Kansas City at Minneapolis South Atlantic League. Jacksonville at Augusta. Charleston at Macon. Columbia at Savannah. Cotton States League Monroe at Vicksburg. Jackson at Columbus. Gulfport at, Meridian
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won and four lost out of eleven played in the west: counting the four games in Birmingham 1t makes fifteen played. tap won and five lost. such a record with A badly crippled team is wonder ful and Manager Ryan and his bunch will receive a great ovation when the Pelicans open here tomorrow.
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Women PInx GoIf.

Orange, N. j., May 27.-Play in the Metropolitan woman's golf champion ship was resumed at the Essex County Golf links today. The fair green was in much better condition today. Mrs Hurry beat Mrs. Leafferts three up and two to go. Mrs. Callan beat Mrs. Stanford two up and one Miss Bishop beat Mrs. Tiffony eight and seven. Miss Mix beat Mrs. Morgan four up and three 10 play
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(wicklins), 1880. second; Dell Leath, 14s, (Hunman), 11.20 show, third. Time 800 3-5. Judith MacBride, Bertel, Wa terway, Belford, and Impertinence, also ran.
 Sixth race. mile and one-sixteenth- Hostile Hyphen, 100, (Martin), lI. 30 straight, won; Quagga, no, (Powers), 7.S0, second; Dr. Lee Huffban IO9, (Rob- inson(. 6.60 show. third. Time. 1:46 As; Hom Pa. c. H. Shilling, SainesasS and High Bear. also ran.
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New Catcher ComIng.

Chicago May 27--(Special)-A deal has been concluded by which Owner Comiskv. of the Chicago American League team, turns one of his young catchers over to Manager Ryan, of the Montgomery Southern League club. The name os the catcher Is not given but 1t Is understood that the deal takes place at once.
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EIIxu WIn BnII Cnn,e.

Florence, May 27.-(Special )-The ed bats in an interesting game of base ball yesterday afternoon on the Flor ence baseball grounds. for the benefit of the free Kindergarten. Some bril- stop for the Elks, who started several triple plays. The Elks were victors in a one sided score of 13 to [. The batteries, McFarland and Cospar for the Elks; ,Striplin. BaRgat and McDou- gall for the K. of P.'s. ..,.
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Totals. .82 1 5 54
'Batted for schopp in ninth.

Summary--Two base hits, Wilkes, Becker, Delehanty. Home run. Lord Stolen bases. Fox, Becker, Delehanty by Breitenstein, S by Schopp, 3. Base on balls. of Breitensteih. 2; off Schopp, g.; Hit by pitcher, Breitenstein. 3: Schopp, l. Balk, Schopp, l. Left on bases. New Orleans 6; Atlanta 6
 First base on errors, New Orleans, 2; Atlanta, Time. 2:06. Umpire,
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From the telegram from Chicag go reporting a new catcher signed. in this mornings Advertiser. 1t looks as if Tona Messett will be the one to go next as there is not better throw ing or hitting catcher in this league than Spike Shannon.
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SHUT-OUT IS SAVED
PELICANs WIN SECOND GAME FROM ATLANTA.
Franks Team Cnme Strong nt the Close When Lord Hit it Out for
 Home Run.

New Orleans. May 27.--Lord's home run in the eighth inning. scoring Rohe. who had been walked. gave the locals enough to win the second of the series from Atlanta today.
 Breitenstein pitched in his old-time form. and if Rickert had not been blinded by sun, Atlanta would have been shut out as 1t allowed Fox to score on Wilkes's double: Score
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Funrr.I of A n. Mnrt,n.

The funeral services of Hon. Atlas J. Martin took place from St. Paufs Episcopal Church this morning at 10 o'clock and were attended bv large concourse of the friends of the de- ceased and of his relatives. The pail bearers were: H. I. Shelley. B. J. Sehuster. J. S. Ford and P. J. David son, of Selma, and Messrs. Wallock and Anderson, Of Orrvtlle.
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1 Jay GouId in Renten.

London. May 27.-In a four handed lawn tennis match at Queens Club fo- Jay Gould and Charles E. Sands of New York. three sets to two The Americans took the first two sets.
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Summary Two base hit. o'Leary. 1hree base hit. Chapelle. Sacrifice hits. Manning. Cranston. Carey RnG1 5t6e mond. Stolen bases. MoIesworth
 Downey Donahue. Struck out by Fur. nsr; ne $; by Chappelle. 4. Base on balls, Fitzsimmons. Time. 2:05. pii D.
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schwenk in CoIIed Home

Memphis. Tenn, May 27.-(opecial.) Rudolph Schwenck, pitcher of the Memphis baseball club. was summoned to Louisville tonight on telegram that his mother was dangerously ill
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College Baseban ResuIts.

At Princeton-Pennsylvania State. 1 Princeton, 3.
 At Ithaca-Cornell. 3 Williams. 2. At New Haven-Yale. 9 Brown, 0. At mbridge-Harvard Freshmen A.; Yale Freshmen.
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AMERICAN CAFE

new uptodate place Conducted by Americans liberal plan The best the offers reasonable chef Frank Lake, recently with the High Life Cafe
 MORGAN and WILTON PrOpretors, 31 Commerce St.
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EOZFN orr,

Of the purest ingredients into all flayors any quantity and shipped any where. Larkin Ice Cream Co. Phone 1187. 10s North Perry. Adv
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George G. Hall 11s (shaw), 30 to l third. Time, 1:27. Black Bridge. To. ney, Lass, Lena Delta. Toreina B.. and Putgada ran. Yorkville Beau, second disqualified for fouling.
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MI NYeY,S
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington, May 27.-Hughes pitch d Washington to a victory over Cleve- today striking out twelve. the seasons record and allowing but four scattered hits.
 Washington ... .o1o 900 o2'-s 0 Cleveland .... ...loo 100 0o0-2
 Batteries--Hughes and Street; Ger ger and Bemis. Time 1:4o. Umpire,
 Boston, May 27.-winter sent in two runs in the fifth today with a two bag ger winning his own game from Chi cago. to 3.
 Boston ...... 1000 12o oo.-3 3
 Batteries-winter and Griger: Smith and ". Sullivan. Time 1855. Umpire Connolly.
 Philadelphia, May 27.-Mullin weak ened in the last two innings today aft CT Detroit apparently had the game won and Philadelphia landed the vic- tory. Detroit ...... 100 Oos ooO-4 10 2 Philadelphia .... o10 900 022--5 ' 4
 Batteries-Mullin and Payne Krause and Powers. Time 2:05. Umpire, Sheri- dan.
 New York, May 27.-St. Louis took another game from New York today. Both Chesboro and Lake were gener- ous to the visitors.
 St. Louis .... .. .oio OO1 122-7 0 New York .... .o0e 100 1o0-2
 Battsries-Howen and Spencer; Chesboro, Lake and Kleinnow. Time 200 Umpire, OLoughlin.
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AT THr GRAND ToN1GHT

ElIenbeFg-Lfndner Conservatory An nuaI Recital. assisted by Montgomery Symphony Orchestra. Matinee at 3;3O. Admission. 35 and 50 cents. See dis play advertisement in tOday's Adver- tiser. -AdY
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Charlie Rabb seems to be up a tree If the Montgomery games are thrown out and Ryan presses the farming charge, it is liable to cost the Memphis mogul Q cool $500.
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1OldtS .o1s El xBatted for Buchanan in ninth.

Sunnary-IWo base hlts,' Rea gan. Bergman. Three base hit, Bergman. Sacrifice hits Reagan Baxter, g. Has sett, shannon. Double plays, Connors to Hess to East; Wells to Stark Stolen bases, Speaker Collins. Base on balls, off Bergman. 6. Struck out, by Bergman, 3; Buchanan, 1. Time i:50 Umpire Pfenninger.
 The perfect Cigar, Fama NacfOnaI Clear Havana
 &c.,, made in Tampa.
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The Moose made his presence felt in the first game he has been In since leaving New Orleans.
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Detroit .. 100 003 000-4 10 Philadelphia .... 010 900 022--5 '

Batteries-Mullin and Payne; Krause and Powers. Time 2:05. Umpire, Sheri- dan.
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New York, May 27.-St Louis took another game from New York today. Both Chesboro and Lake were gener- ous to the visitors.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
CITY LEAGUE .
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Southern League
 Montgomery, q; Little Rock. {. New Orleans, 4: Atlanta, 1. Memphis, 6; Birmingham, 8. Nashville Mobile, rain.
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Took the last and made 1t "sebei come leben.'
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American Asaocia tion--

AuneFIcnu A18OcIntlOm--
 St Panl, 5; Milwaukee, 6. Minneapolis, l; Kansas City, T. Columbus, g., Toledo. 0. Louisville, A.; Indianapolis. 9. Cotton States League
 Monroe, I; Gulfport 2.
 Jackson, 3; Vicksburg, 1. Meridian, 2; Columbus, 6.
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Auto Raeing in Rockies,

Batteries-Howell and Spencer; Chesboro, Lake and Kleinnow. Time ZOO Umpire, OIoughlin.
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St. Louis .... .olo Oo1 122-7 Q New York .... .. .oOe 100 1OO-2 6 5