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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-25
GOLF TOURNEY BEGINS.

wheeler OF Mobile At Nashville Meet.
Nashville. Tenn, June 24.--ExceI-
lent weather and ground conditions
prevailed today at the start Of the In
vitation tournament which will con-
tinue three days upon the licks Of tie
Golf and Country Club, and win BIT
participated in by the leading players
OF the local club and a large repre-
sentation OF out of town golfers. Del
egations from Atlanta, Memphis Bir-
nfingham. Mobile and elsewhere will
fSen Ssnasnr1S Guns 1Sfsred ~, IN he va
rious events.
Among visiting players who will be
prominent eontendsrs for honors are
oliver, OF Birmingham; Morrow, Weav-
er, Massey and others. of Memphts
and wheeler of Mobile.
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c.aartamn yHina Game.

Admission, June 24-tSpecial.) IA wild
throw to first and three other errors
at third lost ten-inning game to the
Cedartown. Ga. team here this after
noon.
The game was a pretty one through
out. Sensational fielding was. done BY
Reynolds, I)ysart, Blackwell and Stat
terry, for Admission.
The work Of Jones behind the bat
was exceptionally clever. Bushe, at
second-base for Cedartown, accepted
eleven chances with out an error.
Anniston .. 90 600 600 Oil i
Cedartown -. 900 900 100 2--S
Betteries--Jones sand Knight: Haw-
kins and Woods.
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The result Ia attained and q hand
some monument now stands in the
public square OF Athens. the base Of
which Is twelve feet high and this IL
surrounded by the figure Of a Con-
federate soldier. life size. standing at
parade rest. hat In hand. making the
monument about seventeen or eighteen
feet high.
The cost OF this memento to the he
roism Of the soldiers was about nf..
teen hundred dollars. It will be un.
yelled Saturday
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WINS NORRIS MEMORIAL.


EormEI Award Is made re The Denver
Country Glib.
Chicago. aJunsX qA4he Tom Morris
memorial trophy, whichcwas contested
for on June 8 by fifty-five teams of
eight entered by clubs of the Western
Golf Association.aas far west as Homo
lulu, was formally awarded to the Dem
YER Country Club today. at a meeting
of the directors of the association.
Owing to the failure of the Oakmount
Country Club team OF Pittsburg
properly to interpret the rules, it was
disqualified on purely technical
grounds. The oakmount club, accord
ing to Secretary Waller. Of the Western
Golf Association, failed in the difficult
task of marking its cards according to
the rules 70 the competition. 1t also
erred. it Is said, in playing a separate
tournament game on its links on the
day of the Tom Morris event.
The scores as given out today con-
firm those of the Associated Press.
carried on the day of the matches.
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RUFUS MOLLY rs
IN GREAT FORM
Sporting News

Sporting News
Evansville, Ind. June 2s--In all re-
on the Wheeling team in the Central
League IL wonderful pitcher. He
has won nine straight games. allowing
but ~ runs, an average Of one and a
for 81 hits less than six each game,
struck out 81 men and gave IL passes
on balls. He has not hit single
and has never been lifted from the box
One Of his games was shutout
against the Dayton team He was
Ohio Pennsylvania League last year,
Where NE won is games and lost -
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The Giants Take Two.

New York, June 24.-New York
made IL four straights from Boston
by winning two games. the scores be-
Ing to ana IL to s. As was the
interesting and the second a farce,
The hard hitting OF the locals and
two great catches by Coffey, Boston's
new shortstop. were the features.
Scores:
First game: R,H.E.
Boston. :. :. =. 900 ol2 O1o--4 IL /
New York :. :. o10 oil o4x-7 10
Raymond and SchieI. Time 200.
Boston. :. -. o2O 900 2Io-s j
New York e. $40 800 30x-12 IL
Batteries-White, Boultes and Bow
erman; Ames' and Schlet and Snod-
grass. Time 1850. Umpires Rigler
and TRULY
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Anmfatan Wins
In the second contest Anniston fairly
wallopsd the MontEomery team. knock.
TWO innings and also touching up J.
Marcus, who followed him. The hard
hitting Montgomerians lost their hate
ting eve last night and only secured
four nleasly hits OF Williams. who
likewise was there with the goods and
struck ont nine men.
Following IL the. score by innings:
RHE.
Montgomery .,........ 010 49, ]
Anniston ............. 3z3 1910 /
Batteriea--Aiiey. y Marcus and A.
Marcus: Williams and Glider.
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Fitzherbert Wins the
Big Suburban, Handicap

Fioreai. los (Mountainl. 10 10 20, won;
5iliy Klsir. 70, los SMsrtin3. { to to ,s sse-
Time, l:45 as. st. Aulaire, Denver
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth
Ketchemike ios lMeGee,s 10 to !: won;
Alma Boy, loe (Rice), IL to 10. third.
Time. as 1-s. Lady Baldur. Mary
Talbot, Quagga, Ethel Carr. San Primo
Reside. Listerine. Black Sheep. Tim
Kelly also ran.
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st. Louis. Mo. June 24-The game
which Pittsburg won here today by q
score of . to 2. was protested tonight
BY Owner Robinson. OF the local team.
The protest Is based on a play at
third base. which Umpire Cusack, whe
was watching the bases, overlook cd.
Johnstone. umpire OF the balls and
and then reversed himself and declared
Miller safe. Miller later on scored the
winning run.
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Pittsburg, Pa, June 24.-Champion
Jack johnson will be in Pittsburg next
at buauesne Gardens on Wednesday
Frank sutton. local fighter pro-
moter. has prevailed on the dusky
champion to reconsider his determine
ton not to come here. Sutton receive
ed d telegram from Johnson last night
will arrive in Pittsburg Monday
All o. K"
Johnson will be guaranteed $4,000
for this bout here.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Bontsn Reata Natlonal.

washington. June 2t.--Altrock weak
game and Boston defeated Washing
ton s to !. Donohue was chased to the
club house by Umpire oLoughlin In
a Gloss decision at second. The police
had TO escort tho arbitrator from the
grounds at the close of the game.
Score: X III e .
Boston s--...- 900 900 023---5 IL Z
Ratteries--Altrock and Street; Ryan,
Arfeflagles 9aHda oaff&&h and Spencer
Tine. 4 iS5.-- Umpirss.s Perrlne and
O'Loughlin.
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Athens, June Special. )--Athens
played the Cheek Meal team OF Nash
VILE this afternoon, the first Of q se-
not In the same class with the home
team. McTigue put the bali over the
base at a clip they had never heard OF
The score at the close OF the eighth
inning was, Athens IL, Cheek Neal /.
The home team returned last night
from q thTee-game series with Gull
man, winning ali three games.
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WILL NOT ACCEPT.


HNEN1 kAUtE UWNWEM NWg AEtEF EWNINsNN
OF Corresponding Secretary.
New Orleans. June 24.--That she
would not accept denomination as cor
responding secretary OF the National
American Woman's Suffrage Assoeia-
ton. was the announcement made here
by Miss Kate NJ. Gorden. previous to
her departure from New Orleans to-
day to attend the convention of the
suffragists at Seattle.
Miss Gordon said that she would not
accept the place again because she
wants to devote more time to build
ing up the woman's suffrage sentiment
In the South and that her work a.
national corresponding secretary kept
her so busily engaged that she has not
had suflcient time TO pursue such .
plan.
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Summary-Two base hit. Cocash.
Sacrifice hits. Raftis. McGilvray. Stol-
en- bases. Casey, Raftis. Gygli. Base
on balls, on Milton, Il: Off Flatherty,
herty, 8. wild pitches, F1sherty. 8.
Double plays, Flood to Carey; Bowen
to Ellam to Gygli Time, 1:4s. I'm.
pire. Fitzsimmons.
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CoRee sprIngn VIM.

Coffee Springs. June 24.--(Special.l -
Coffee Springs defeated Columbia here
this afternoon in two interesting games
OF ball by the score of to /. and 3 to
l.
Batteries: First game, Conee Springs.
Baisden and Murdoch; Columbia, Baker
and Baker. Hits, Coffee Springs, Z;
Columbia. 4.
second game, Baisden and Murdocg;
Wolf and Baker. KITS. Coffee Springs,
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INDOOR BASEBALL.
LEAGUE STANDING.


. The Mobile team, which has hereto-
fore been leading the Y. M. CA. indoor
baseball league, with q percentaEe Of
1000, lost her hrst game of the season
last evening to the Selma team by the
score Of to s. The Admission bunch
also were in rare form last evening and
added another surprise when they put
II over the hard hitting Montgomery
team. winning the game In an easy
manner, 10 to q,
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No. 2s42.
NOTICE
TO CREDITORS
OF FIRST MEETING

"" EAEVSA HANAA N0
In the District Court OF the United Etassa
For the Middle District Of AlabamAs
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Jim King. Bankrupt.
Post office Montgomery. County Mont
gomery, Alabama
The aforesaid party having been adJudes
ed q bankrupt under the Act OF Congress
sntItled AN Act to Establish UhiforIu
system OF Bankruptcy Throughout tns
United states." approved 1aly 1sI 1888
meeting Of the creditors Of said Bankrane
Is called at the office OF ths underslgnsd
KeCeree In the United States cours House
Montgomery. Alabama. on the sth day 81
proof Of debts, and for the election 81 q
trustee and such OtheA matters as are
necessary and required hsA the Act Of cons
asa q srRA4roE.
Montsomsry. Ala. Junl sa. laOs.
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WOMAN WILL DIE.
Wounds of Mrs. Puryear VIII Prove
Fatal

Columbus, O.. June 24--Mrs. William
Puryear, whose husband shot her yes
terday and then killed her brother and
himself. is dying at the Protestant
Hospital. An examination shows that
the bullet penetrated her intestines
and physicians say that she cannot
live
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1etohatchie, June 24--(Special.)-
Hayneville was defeated at this place
the game was the pitching of Garrett.
allowing only two hits. and the heavy
hitting Of the home team.
Letohatchie ..........,.s..12 IL 0
HaYneVllle 10
Batteries-Garrett and Jenkins; Mar
lette and Willoughhy.
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Enterprise Wins

Enterprise. June 24.--(Special )-En-
terprise defeated Brundidge IN a pref
this afternoon with a score of to O.
The features Of the game was the
pitching Of Adcock for the locals. Up
to the ninth inning only twenty -four
men faced him. He struck out twelve
batters and gave UP only two hits
while the locals got SIX hts of Collier.
Batteries for Enterprise, Adcock and
Warren; Brundidge. Collier and BOWL.
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Nob,le rsnalIy Defeatea.

In the first game the Mobile team
tried hard to sustain their reputation
as the undefaated. and they started
the game by getting q lead of two runs
In the firgt inning. But the fates were
against them and the Selma team,
which has been playing some high class
ball lately. cinched the contest In the
second round by pushing four runs
across the pan. 9tratford. the star
pitcher OF the Mobiiians. happened to
the box, and although defeated, he
pitched q good game.
Following IL the score by innings:
u n n
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At a meeting held this week. the d.
of games scheduled for Thursdays and
only play the uble-headers on Satur-
days. owing to the fact that many Of
the players cannot get away from
The season will be extended and the
games which have been scheduled for
Thursdays will be played on on Sat
urdaYs later In the summer.
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rays TO SETTLE GRIEVANCES.
Take Up Troubles of 5000 PittsburI
Traction EmDIoyea.

Pittsburg. June 24--In an effort to
arrive at settlement of the griev-
ances of the 5000 employees OF the
Pittsburg Railway Company. an ex-
tended conference was held today at
the company's offices with q commit
tee representing the Union men.
The men ask among other things
ten minutes to eat lunch instead OF
four; an open book. wherein applica-
ton for days off can be registered;
proper hearings for discharged men.
and the installation of bulletin boards
in car barns.
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After the regular league games, Hal
and Brazil bowled Rather and Fallot
two match series of three games each.
Each team won a series and the honors
were evenly divided. In these six
'r"S Hall had 1.-THE highest score OF
ala pins.
- vening at the Commerce Street
alleys three more games will be bowled
In the City League between Halls team
and Rather's team and this series prom
iaes to be holly contested.
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NOW LOOK FoR TESTS.
Hot Weather IL Not Liked By Naval
OHlcers.

Washington, June 24.-with Wash
ington In the grip OF . hot season.
naval oficers are wondering II their
superiors win order the physical tests
to which they are subject during the
summer days The oficers have the
option of riding bicycle 100 miles.
riding horse ninety miles or walking
fifty miles.
The penalty of retirement on three
quarters IL they fail 20 stand the
strain of the test chosen makes the
dawn of the fiscal year something to
be dreaded. It Is estimated that near
ly 200 officers Of various ranks from
rear admiral down to midshipmen will
take the tests some time during the
year in the vicinity of Washington.
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CHAMPS WIN EASY
NASHVILLE PLAYS RINGS AROUND
THE GULLs.
seisie Starred, Making Two Singles
And Two Doubles I'm -Four
Times At The Bat.

Mobile, Ala, June 24-Nashville
played rings around Mobile this after
noon and won with ease. Seisie
starred. making two singles and as
many doubles In four times up and
bringing in four of the seven runs.
Moves made a brilliant one-hand catch
Of foul fly. Case pitched fine ball
and showed superb control. Score:
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Knoxville. Tenn, June 24.-Due TO .
landslide in Cove tunnel. on the Muir
ply branch Of the Southern Railway.
a locomotive and three freight cars
arr buried underground. Tratfie IL
blocked, and It may be several days
before the tunnel is open again.
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western Entrx Wins.

Philadelphia. Pa. gaae 24-Miss
Hazel Hotchkiss. the Berkeley, Cal. ex-
pert, defeated Miss Edith Rotch. OF
Boston. In the semi-finai roNcd OF the
womans national championship lawn
tennis tournament at the Philadelphia
Cricket Club, and will meet in the hnal
tomorrow Miss Lois Hammond, OF
New York. the Metropolitan champion.
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ST. Louis. Mo-. June 24--Pittsburg
won a close game. to 2. from st.
Louis today. Harmon. formerly Of
Shreveport, pitched q good game. He
was taken out to allow Phelps to bat
Camnitz relieved Maddox In the sixth.
Pittsburg ....... 600 Ooa ooo-s IL
ST. Louis ........ 002 900 900 /
Batteries--Harmon. Sallee and Bres-
nahan; Maddox. Camnitz and Gibson.
Time. 1857. Umpires, tombstone and
Cusack
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wiseman, SiegeL Butler. Sacrifice hits.
East, Q; Noyes. Case: Sacrifice fly.
son; Butler to East to Robertson. 2
First On be- Is, off Hlttroht s. \ Struck
out, by b rolf. 3 w Case, o Left
1850. umpires PfennIfger and Moran.
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IDUBS WIN A GAME
BEAT LITTLE ROCK IN CLOSELY
PLAYED CONTEST.
The Birmfng CHAM Team Had q Aard
Tfme Scoring Three Runs
On Eleven Hits. Score
Was to Z.

Little Rock. Ark. June 24-Errors
by Boucher and Carey gave today's
game to Birmingham. The visiting
team hit Milton hard. but he kept tns
HITS 40 g-Sii scattered that misplays de-
ciosd the result. Score;
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Get Better Of Engagement with Rebel
Array.

TanRier, Morocco. June 24.-The
troops OF the Sultan have been victori-
GUS in an important engagement
fought outside Fee with the rebel ar
my under command OF Roghi. This is
the engagement that had been expect
ed for some days past. and on which
the internal peace of Morocco depend
ed Roghi and his followers were
completely routed.
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Cincinnati. June 24.-Flve favorites
won at Latonia today. Richard Reed;
at / to 5, In the betting, won the third
event easily by eight lengths from
Alice, with Joe Rose third. Ketchem
Ike, an outsider, captured the anal
event from Lafayette. Alma Boy, the
heavily played favorlte, finished third.
Jockey Taplin rode three winners.
Track fast.
First race, six furIongs-Tom Nc
tiner, los tMsrtinl. 70 !. second
Time, 1:1s AS. Billy Yertrees. Rebel
queen. Addax. Hasty, FL Dorado. Joe
Mccarthy. Banrida, Hiram. EFT. Ship
Grenade, Usury and Miltiades ran.
Second race, Ave furlongs-Eye
Whitei lis (Mountain), even, won;
Calish, ITO (Austin), ~ to i, second
Star Port! 105 (Taplin), to /, third
Time, 100 AS. My Henry, Tyras
Forty-Four, Autumn Rose, Duqaesne
Lucindy and ZephE ran.
Third race mile, purse-Keep Nov
ing. lO2 (Taplin), 10 to 10. won; olive
dear 107 Q.ee). 10 to I, second; Palo
Alto, 9S (Williamsl. IS to S, third
Time, 1899 AS. Lillian Ray, Conville
Plume and Meadow Grass ran.
Fourth race, Ave and a half furlongs
Richard Reed. 90 (Taplin). to s.
won; Alice 100 SButonl. 10 to 1. sec
third. Time, 1905. Gus couIniot
shake Mary and Halket ran.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
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Cleveland, June 24.-Cleveland de-
Scott was Wild and hit hard while
Young allowed only four Chicagos to
reach first, two on hits and one on an
error, L.ajoie may be out Of the game
8 fh' Score: ~ K.H.E.
Cleveland 200 2io s2s-s II i
Chicago :. :. -. 900 010 0o0--i 3 /
Batferies-Young and Easterly; Scott
and Sullivan. Time. 1856. Empires.
Hurst and Connolly.
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cHAUFFEUR IN TROUBLE.
Charged with the Issuing OF Fietitiou
Cheel<n.

San Jose, Cal. June 24.--s. ]. Burns.
alias s. J. Handy, who claims to be u
son OF the president OF Texas bank.
was arrested last night on informa-
tion from San Francisco, where he Is
wanted for issuing fictitious checks.
Burns admitted, the crime but claim
ed that he drew on his fathers bank
to secure money to pay the expenses
Of his invalid wife at a San Francisco
hotel. Burns worked here as chauf-
kaair
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
arook,xn wins Another.

Brooklyn, June 2l.-Brooklyn made
Il three straight with philadelphia to-
day The score was to .. The home
four triples being feature. Score:
Philadelphia :. 100 600 2eO-3 II 0
Brooklyn .....130 40 oo"-6 ~ Q
Batteries-Moren. Corridor and
Doom; Bell and Berger. Time, 1884.
Empires. Kane and Klein.
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Louis to / In a game that was eth
err teams all the way, the visitors los
ing two chances to score through bad
work on the base lines. Bush, four
times up hit four times. Score:
Detroit 49,, 100 100 00s--2 /
ST. Louis . 900 900 u10--1 6 i
Batteries-Mullin and Schmidt; Dr.
neen and Criger. Time. 1850. Um-
pires. Evans and Egan.
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cnnnerx pentrored.

San Jose. Cal. June 2G-The Mtlpitas
cannery. conducted by the California
Fruit Gamers Association, was de-
stroyed by nre last night. Loss tiSo.-
900. The property was heavily insured.
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ATHENS ExALTS SOLDIERS.
Monument To ConfederateH Alive ana
Dead,

Athens, June 24.-(Special.) -Soms
years ago the members OF the U. d.
chapter of Athens decided TO under
take the erection OF q monument TO the
dead and the living Confederate SOL
dlers ana with this end in view they
began q systematic work.
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A TRL- COUNTY FAIR
MEETING IN PENSACOLA FOR THIS
PURPOSE
Large Delegations From Escambia
Santa Rosa and baldwin Coun-
ties Assemble To Hold Ag-
rfculturaI Exhibition

Pensacola. Fla. June 24.--tSpeciaf. .
An immense gathering of representa-
tive citizens of Escambia Santa Rosa
and Baldwin counties was held here
this afternoon. when active prepara-
tions were launched for a tri-county
fair. to be held in this city either ths
latter portion of October or first OF
November. the date to be decided up
on by the executive committee. The
plan was discussed recently by mer-
chants and a call issued for general
meeting.
A delegation of about twenty came
from Santa Rosa County and almost an
equal number from Baldwin county.
The officers chosen consist of John 10.
Stillman. president; C. w. Lamar.
treasurer. and B. II. Thomas. secretary.
There are three vice presidents from
each of the counties, and q directarata
of fifteen. being equally divided be-
tween the counties. 1t Is proposed to
have on display every product of farms
OF the three counties. and also live
stock OF all kinds. poultry. etc.
The converted cruiser Isia D<
Luzon. with the Louisiana naval re-
serves aboard, is still at anchor off the
navy yard. but preparations are being
made TO get away tomorrow mornina
for Ship Island. Coal and supplies
were being taken aboard this afternoon
and this will be completed In the
morning. The length OF the vessels
stay here was due to the machinery be-
ing out of order. the condensers re-.
fusing to work. Machinists of the
navy yard have made repairs, ana the
cruiser IL now ready for sea again.
About $4,000 have SO far been sub
scribed by citizens towards the quarter
of million dollars to be raised for
Andalusia, and 1t IL expected that with.
in q few days all the money necessary
will have been secured. as a number
OF very wealthy men are out OF the
city. who will subscribe heavily to the
road as soon as they can be reached.
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GAMES TODAY.


Aeuthexn LenRus-
Montgomery at Memphis.
Atlanta at New Orleans.
Nashville at Mobile.
Birmingham at Little Rock
AmeFiean League.
New York at Philadelphia
Boston at Washington.
National Leawwss
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
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AthIeties defeat YANKEES.

Philadelphia, June 24.--Errors by
knight and Eiberfeld proved costly In
New York by to 8. Cree drove the
ball over the right field fence. for q
home run, the second time this feat
has been performed at Shieb Park.
Score: r. H. E:
PSiisdelphia =. ..oo2 300 1o.--5 .
New York ..... .0ol 010 100
Batteries--Morgan and Thomas;
Manning, Hughes and Blair. Time,
200. Empires, KERN and Sheridan.
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Seattle. Wash, June 24-The Shaw
NUT car rolled up to the Alaska-Yu-
kpnPacifc exposition at $3.50 this morn
in the New York to Seattle race.
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FALLS TO HIS DEATH.
MeehaniesvilIe Citisen Breaks Neck AZ
Hla Home.

Columbus. Ga. June 2<--James Cum.
mings aged IS a prominent citizen Of
Meehanicsville. Ala. had the misfortune
to fall from the steps of his home this
morning breaking his neck and dying
instantly.