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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10
Burglar Robbed Gas Meter.

Houston. Texas. Sept. 1O.-To avoid
being victlmlzed BY the mysterious opera
tions Of the jinx, a burglar, operating al
the home Of VIII Shire. 220s Montgomery.
on Labor Day. after counting hiS spoiIs
aud finding there was Just $13 in money.
attacked \ ga~ meter and took thcrcfrom
Sl-Jo. bringing the total up 10 $3.50.
Aside from the money the fellow helped
himself Ia a suit of clothes. Entrance. il
\ sand. was gained through the back door.
which wa broken open.
Another Labor Day victim Of house
breakers. according ID the police diary. i,
;. NJ. Lipscomb. 1907 Polk avenue. lii
losses consisted Of one suit Of clothe.
one pair Of shoes. one shirt and 4 33-
caiibcr Smith 4 Wc~~on revolver. En-
trance was gained through At ront VII
dow.
a Negro. giving the name Of Robert Rive,
and hi residence 9l5 II. Charles street.
reported the los ~ a blue suit of clothes.
on the inside pocket " which appears the
initials ..R. r."
Tom Harris. a Negro. giving hi address
aS 300 Rice street. Monday night caught
= man trying 20 enter hi~ house, through
the rear door. The police were called and
the intruder was taken 10 jail.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

Gainesville. Texas. Sept. 10.-Hon.
James II. Ferguson addressed q large
crowd at the city park here Tuesday aft
ernoon. the occasion being the second and
last day Of the biz Labor bay celebration.
Among other things Mr.. Ferguson said
MY attention has been called ID "A news
paper report cent out from San Antonio.
quoting me a. having declared in nv
speech on Labor Day. that I was in favor
Of woman suffrage. ! am nj loss 10 un-
dcr~tand how the mistake could have oc-
Cured. ] stated explicitly that. person.
ally. ] wa opposed 10 woman suffrage and
did not believe the women themselves
wanted t. vote. am. therefore opposed
~ the proposition On that ground. 7 stated
that | was not opposed to the people vot-
ing on the question il they wanted to, and
! would not deprive the people of the right
70 express their preference M the polls a.
to whether women should vote or not. In
ease of an election, with the present light
before me, | would vote against the adop-
tion Of such an amendment to the consti-
tuition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

Laredo, Texas, Sept. 10.-A party Of
six Yaqui Indians who. together with many
others, joined General Pancho Villa when
he began his march from Juarez with n
large army for Central Mexico last spring.
passed through here yesterday en- route
from San Luis Potosi to their reservation
IN Sonora VIA III PasO. The Indians re-
manned with Villas army throughout hi
campaign toward the City Of Mexico and
after the capture of Torreon were with
the army left in that city. The >pokcs-
man of the Yaquis who passed through
here stated that they were going back 10
their reservation in sonora to take ~
farming again, but would JOIN the army
whenever General Pancho Villa needed
them, a. they have an abiding faith ~
Villa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10
Three Gold Teeth May Identify Body.

Houston, Texas. Sept. IJ.-Just three
gold crowned teeth; that H. ALL But those
same three gold teeth, N they lay in a
glass ease nj We~theimer'S morgue. hold
the key = the mystery surrounding 1.-The
identity "a n man who Monday morning
was laid 10 rest IN the potter's field. a
victim a. the dark waters of Buffalo
bayou. Unknown. the man was taken
from the bayou last Sunday morning. I'm
known NJ Wa buried the day following.
And unknown he will remain, unless the
three teeth which were taken from ms
mouth when the body was temporarily dis
Inferred Tuesday, prove 10 be the clue 10
hi identity. OF splendid physique. In the
prime Of Young manhood. the man went
~ hi death. ~ n manner and M n time
unknown. Justice Milan 81 HarrFsl-sFg.
who examined the remains. declared that
Il was hi> belief that the man bad en-
tered the water 90 take a swim, and had
either taken the cramps Or had gotten
beyond hi~ depth. No marks OF violence
we're found on the body.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10
New Revolution Brewing?

San Antonio, Texas, Sept. lO.-Felipe
Angeles, Villas principal adviser and
chief Of artillery, ha> gone to Sonora 10
organize a rebellion against C~arranza. ac-
cordIng to information recc- ed here to-
day by a confidential agent Of the con
stltutlonalists. From the same source il
was given out that Villa, realizing the
necessity for harmony. had been engaged
m reconciling fractions generals ard the
head of the constitutionalists' govern
ment. Angcle~, il wa stated. broke de-
finitely with Villa two day ago. and l.
trying 10 induce Governor Mavtorcna of
Sonora 10 join him ia Il rebellion. Angc-
les was formerly minister of war in Gar
%ranza'S cabinet. n j. asserted by cnn>ti-
.tutionali~t~ here that Angeles wa the
Ely IN the ointment IN the quarrel be-
tween Carranza and Villa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10
May Invest In Cotton.

Austin. Texas, Sept. lO.-Accordinr III
Information received by Commissioner Of
Insurance and Banking Collier several
leading insurance companies are con~id-
ering the ACCESSIBILITY Of investing part a
their surplus in cotton stored in Donded
warehouses Of the State. Several have
asked him about the kind "a bonded ware
house law which the legislature now i
trying TO pass IL i said these letters
have In some eases specified that from
their point of view the companies would
like to zee the control Of such warehouses
placed under the insurance and banking
department. One insurance man H. re-
ported To have written Mr.. Collier assert
Ing that the insurance companies have
enough surplus To care for the entire cot
ton crop Of Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10
kingsyiIIe Ofhcers Shoot Mexican.

Klngsville. Tcxa~, Sept. lO.-Dcpuiv
sheriff John With ~ Rivera and Con
stable Smith Of klng~ville "Wednesday
night encountered some Mcxiran~ alleged
to be hauling liquor from Fremont t.
kingsviIle. The Mcxican~ opened fire on
the officer. officer With had his hat hrim
shot away and Smith had three bullet
holes through hiS coat. but neither wa~
injured. jose Montalva. who was driving
the team drawing the wagon said ID con
tain several eases of liquor. was shot
through the body and twice in the lers.
hut managed 10 escape after deserving hi~
team and wagon. The running fight OK
tended over SIX blocks IN the northwest
part Of kingsvillc and caused considerable
excitement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

Falfurrias, Texas, Sept. 10.-While
feeding the prisoners AT the county Jail
Yesterday afternoon, l.. N. Porter. chief
deputy sheriff. was knocked down and
rendered unconscious and his assailants
escaped. The prisoners. four young Mex
leans, had been arrested for stealing ana
were awaiting trial. Soon after the alarm
had been given posses were formed and
guards stationed at all the roads. The
work Of securing the brush continues and
1t Is thought that the fugitives nave been
surrounded in. a brushy Pasture several
miles west Of town. The scarchers are
under the direction of Sheriff James T.
Maupin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10
Police Shoot Gunman.

ri Paso, Texas, Sept. l0.-In a battle
with two mounted policemen Wednesday
afternoon, }. +. Wagner, a painter, was
shot and killed. The shooting occurred
shortly before 3 o'clock in an alley TO
which the police had been called BY
frightened ncighbors. Mounted Policemen
J. ID. Thompson and 7. NJ. York responded
and found Wagner in the alley, where he
had taken refuge after shooting at a
number OF people, including several chill
dren. Wagner shot at the policemen and
they opened fire and killed him. Wagner
was unmarried and little is known Of him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

Galveston, Texas, Sept. N. -Thcrc were
jos dogs caught by the new city do.
catcher during the past month. Gus OPP
Perman. day police clerk. made this re-
port Tuesday. AT the beginning Of Au-
gust there were three dogs left over from.
the previous month. OF this total number.
30l were killed. and - we're released.
leaving two IN the pound on September /.
To conduct this department Of the citv.
Sl95.75 wa required. The recount shows
q record for the number Of dogs caught
and disposed ~ a. we'll ~ the amount NJ
money expended for This purpose.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

kingSvillc. Tcxa-. sept. l0.-The Kle
berg County Medical society held their
regular monthly meeting Vt Casa Ri
cardo,' where a sumptuous dinner was
served and DR.. Allison read an interesting
paper on 'Diabcte~." Practically every
doctor m the county was present, and
they appointed " strong delegation to meet
the fifth and sixth districts AZ Corpus
Christi today. which session lasts two
DAYS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

ENTITLED Az ORDINANCE "SIIAIt. +.
COMMISSION BF CHOSEN NJ fItANtl
NEW TfIAETEItyH

IA NV thLAElEks"
Whereas. Article 1860 70 tn Revised Ctsil
Statutes ~ the State NJ Texas vests in thr
legislative or governing authority uf amy inruf
porated eity having more than i've Thousand
inhabitants the right ~ provide ~ ordinance.
- NJ Submitted a. thr qualified sntrfs- thr
question. SHAH n commission hc chosen Nv frame
4 rev charter. and whereas said section further
provides fhaf n special election fur thr nhh-
mission rf SAiu question hr held nut tess
than tinrt, ltyS W. mere thnn ninety days after
the uaSSagr az ~iid arliMsarr. nrd also Tor ~
puhliratirn thereof Am Su4nr newspaper phh
ixhpi IN said city.
Vow. Therefore. in accordance with snFl
above named article. ~ II ordaired hy &C raA
council W. thu city w Brownsville. Texas. that
there shall ~ submitted "a the qualified voter
~ said city ama special election g. ~ holden
IN thr fifteenth dry nf Srntrrii4rr. IN. IN 1871
the question ".~hrll a Commission wv chosen
L. Frame q New Charter" The ballot c"n-
tanning ~nii question MIN lr printed in nrrn~l-
anrr with thr aforesaid section M lHult.
which provides thar same shall contain me- larty
designation. and provision Sfnll h. made there
IN fnr The election from fiIr city M large nf w
charter committee W. nut lcsS than ttifrrn mem
hers ~ more than one member Tor each thre'
Thousand Inhabitants
Passed nt u regular session uf thr CRY rt'Mn
eli ~ the city II brownsville. this the 10Th da.
If August A. H. 1914
tSrnlf IA. "A. BROW M Mayor
Attest Crisanto NHlnrrral. City Secretary
-S-11-3f.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

Houston. Texas. Sept. lO.-Andral
Nann and \. y. knight. administrators Of
the estate of Francis A. Ogden. have filed
a final inventory Of the estate with the
county clerk. The inventory shows that
the real estate l. valued At approximate,
$500, 900, which j. considerably lower thar.
the figures set az the first appraiScment.
The estate J. located in several different
States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

Tulsa, Okla. Sept. 10.-Threc masked
men. heavily armed at 3 o'clock Yesterday
afternoon robbed the Bank Of keystone.
near here. of more than $4,000 in money.
They forced the cashier NJ the point Of 4
gun to hand them the money and then ne
company them to the Cimaron river. where
they divided the loot. A posse l. now IN
pursuit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

Dover, Del. Sept. lO.-The Democratic
State convention Of Delaware mere We'd
ne>day declared itself in favor Of the re-
nomination Of Woodrow Wilson in 1916.
Franklin Brockson of Kent county was re-
nominated for representative IN Congress.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

Austin. Texas. sept. l0.-Dr. f.. Cut
law Of Palestine ha~ been appointed field
director of the hookworm commission H.
succeed DIR. o. II. Jndkins, who resigned
10 take charge Of the health demonstra
ton train of the State board of health.
DIR. Outlaw will extend the campaign III
N~acogdocheS county an additional week.
closing IL about October 1.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

Temple, Texas. Sept. 1O.-Dr. J. h.
Thorne Of the State hookworm commits
sion. this week will conclude his hives
tigation in Bell county. and according AZ
preliminary estimates. has found a mini
mum Of Infection in this district. OF 100
subjects examined, only one ease was
found.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

Laredo. Texas. Sept. 10.->ced onions
are plentiful. according 10 advices ~
South Texas growers. thereby relieving N
fear that the war might delay planting.
Seed are now being received from the
Canary Islands.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10
Railroads Fail 10 Report.

Austin, Texas. Sept. l0.-The railroad
commission has warned several Texas
railroads hat unless they file their annual
reports Immediately they viii incur a pen
atty a 800 per day. The time limit for
filing these reports expired August %.
About twenty-five companies nave failed
to file their reports, however.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10
Durfee Sentenced 10 Death.

Anglcton, Texas. Sept. lO.-Scntencc
was pronounced on Joe Durfec yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock by Judge Sam !.
Styles. Durfree l. to be hanged on De-
tober 9. II will be remembered that Dur
free y charged with the killing Of Mr.. j..
NJ. Seitz in Angleton in June. 1913. Dur
free still maintains his innocence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10
Want Children Removed from Jail.

San Antonio. Texas. Sept. lO.-Thc
Humane society ha~ pctitioned the di~-
irct court 70 have the two children who
are occupying the cell with Mr.. Victor y
hines removed from the Jail and placed m
custody ~ guardians. Thi~ action frl-
lo~ed an expressed wish 81 Dcmetia. the
year old GIRL. ~ ~ taken away from the
jail.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

Gainesville. Texas. Sept. 10.-During an
argument over politics here Wednesday
night Travis McCollum If Valley View
was struck on the forehead with a Jug
and possibly fatally injured. A man
named Anderson ~ Nocona wa> arrested.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10
NEWS OF THE DAY;

Central high school at present, but will
be sent to the different ward schools.
where they will be ready for the various
classes on the opening day Of school, Sep
TENDER n. These books will be- charged
to the children. however. the charge to be
cancelled al the end Of the year il they
are returned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

Arkansas Pass, Texas. Kept. l0.-Whilc
playing "war" here Yesterday morning the
. year old son of Mr.. and Mr.. &. ". D..
Singleton was shot and killed. The Z wear
old brother Of the dead boy had procured
a shotgun and during the course Of their
play the weapon was discharged. result
ing in the death OF the younger child.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

San Benito, Texas, Sept. 10.-Prof. W..
p. Brown was unable to account for the
disappearance of the figs from the trees
on his place. 80 stationed himself on watch
one night this week and learned that the
thief j. \ coyote, who climbs up among
the branches of the trees IN order to reach
the fruit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

d. RIdder. La. sept. 1o.-The large
saw mill ~ the Delta Land and Timber
company at Carson, La, wa DESTROYED bv
fire. The dry kiln and several hundred
thousand feet Of lumber burned N 4 los
estimated at about n. zoo, Zoo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

bound motor ear on the Houston &-Texas
Central al a street crossing here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08
ANOTHER GULF
BEACH RESORT
BEING PLANNED
ROAD PROJECT, WHICH WAS AP-
Piled FOR LAST NIGHT FROM
COUNTY BOARD. is THE FIRST
STEP TAKEN BY oRlGlNATORS.

Another gulf beach resort is in
prospect. This developed last night
when residents in the lower western
part of the county, or in district No. ;.
presented to the county comm iSsiOn-
crS a request for road from the
Bayou Grande bridge to the Big La
COON. a distance, they stated, of about
three miles. Across the lagoon it IS
proposed eventually to build q bridge.
and that will give access to a real
beautiful gulf beach site. on this side
and but eleven miles from the city
proper.
Thomas Harris presented the ret-
ton last night and it was referred TO
the Commissioner Saunders.
Eventually we will get it" said Mr.
Harris last night after the meeting.
And when the road is open to that
point. it will be greatest pleasure i'm
the world for pleasure seekers in all
tOmoblle or team to go down there
and stay a day or a week. People who
have seen it are quick to say that ii
beats the Santa Rosa island spot. and
the beauty about it that there Will
be no bay to cross to get to it,
This project. 1t was explained. viii
require the building of not more than
three miles of roadway proper, ami
it is said the present road to the bridge
in question is in passably good condi-
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City League
Side Lights

Borras lost a hit in the official
score on account of rain Sunday. He
plUnked a beauty down third base line.
LeoncIo is now playing with the Cloth
Iers, Uncle Joe having consented to
the transfer. He looked good Sun
day. He works hard all the time, and
Will make the Whites a good player.
The CIotniers on Sunday had as
good an outfieid as any other team in
than Mcintosh, Grosjhean and Bor-
ras Some class.
Freddy Blount and Micky Graham
pulled down hot line drives in Sunday
games The raps almost took their
johnny Gibson is now back in the
game he played third for Candy
Kids Sunday.
There was some kicking over de-
cision Oh Barrow at home plate in
Sundays game, but His Jumps Jim
Laird said lie was safe, so that ended
it.
Brown almost pulled a dandy play
on Wolfe's bad throw Of divers
giounder in the sixth. The throw
pulled him to the left Of the bag. He
grabbed the ball, and the runner was
lust passing him He didn't have time
to reach for Gobbler. but with his
back turned to the bag he slapped at
Oliver and almost got him. This boy
pulls off something go~d in almost
every game.
The Hugheys all state that they will
get somebody's goat next Sunday.
They say no more trips TO Fiomaton
fer them.
At the meeting of the board of di-
rectors last evening, Sanchez an
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08
EVEN CURES ULCERS
Remarkable Results from Skin Remed
That Costs Almost Nothing.

No matter how bad sore or ulcer
afflicts you, it is believed that IIokara
the pure skin healer. viii cure it, but
if it doesn't cure. the purchase price
Will be refunded
The Crystal Pharmacy. cur local
accents for Hokara, who have sold
hundreds Of packages. say they have
Yet to find any form of wound or
disease affecting the skin that Hokara
does not heal, and its relief comes 50
Quisllly that those who try it are sim
ply delighted with it.
PimpIes eczema. b1ackheadS. acne
BARRIERS itch. and ali skin troubles are
quickly relieved by applying this sim
pie skin healer and tissue builder 1t
contains no grease or acids. and IS
clearly to use.
The Crystal Pharmacy is selling a
large package Of Hokara for 25c
(AdVD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-08

the lightweight championship Of the
OWrld at Olympia.
In the opening round Welsh scored
more points than Richie. The Am
criCan boxer showed better form later,
but had the best of the encounter in
only few rounds. Richie was eau
toned several times for holding in the
clincheS. OF the twenty rounds ten I'M
doubtedly were Welsh's. five Richie ;
and five about even. The EnGlishman
had the best of the closing round.
Welsh was greatly cheered and car
ried from the right by his friends and
admirers.
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nounCed that the name of his club was
TO be changed from Millers to d AL
emberte's. New suits are now on the
road for the club and Phil says his
WreCking Crew is going after Candy
Kids scalps.
1T was decided to divide the season
in two halves, first half to close on
last Sunday in July second half to
start first Sunday in August and fin
ish last Sunday in September. The
winners of the two halves will tie up
for Post Season Series, after com
pIetiOn of the two halves.
Standing Of the clubs:
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Welsh is GiUen
The Decision Over
Willie Richie
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

London. July Fired Welsh. the
lightweight champion pugilist of Eng
land today defeated Willie Richie on
points in the twenty round contest for
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tion,' The site proposed to he reached
in the manner and over the route
named is familiar to many PenSa =
colians, who have enjoyed many days
of pleasure in that vicinity
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BA SEBALL
Pirates Take First Game From Giants;
Washington Beats St. Louis in American
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ST. Louis 2, WASHINGTON

st. LOUIS ?, Washington :.
At Washington r. H f,
st. Louis .......,.....2 ) .
washington ......... .........1 10 I
Batteries-James Leverenz, TYLER
and ASnew and Rumler; Ayers. Bent
ley and Henry; umpiros. Esan and
Evans.
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Nashvn of
ss6c i1 Ig Ss ss<ss' Fine 1fY scsM oosf
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Standir
TWILIGHT LEAGUE
Standing Of the league

TOday'S game VIII be a Clash be-
tween the league leaders and the tail
enders. Whenever the top and bottom
teams mix up there is nearly always a
surprise for somebody.
The Norris Candy Kids have great
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AU GG29H HEsVf Go SS y bs4,s

science. Average expense, scholastic
year, $3.50. Summer term, $50. Stu
dents from 80 states. Summer term,
June 80. Fall term Sept. Is. Complete
story in illustrated catalog on request.
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Located among the foothills of the
Blue Ridge Mountains, famous health
resort. College of first rank; Con-
servatory in affiliation. Specialcourses
in music, art, oratory, domestic
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Federal LEAGUE

Federal League.
Chicago ). Kansas city q
indianapolis !. -. Louis 1
Buffalo ., Pittsburg !.
Brooklyn Baltimore. wet grounds.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,
New York 2, Pittsburq 5

New York 2, Pittsbure 5.
At PittsburG- r. H. L.
New York 9 l
Pittsburg . ..5 10 1
BattoTies-Marquard. Demaree and
Fromme and Meyers: Adams and Glib
son: umpires. Rigler and Hart.
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Mobile Q, Atlanta 3.
AT Atlanta r. II. T.
Mobile . 0 > ,
Batterie.s-keeiy and Schmidt:
Browning and Tyree: umpires, Chest
nut and Pfenninger
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BASEBALL RESULTS.


A0eTica1 League.
Washington :. ST Louis =
No other games.
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Southern League.

Atlanta 5. Mobile 0.
Chattanooga, 8. Montgomery 7.
Nashville 0. New Orleans /.
At Memphis o, birmingham 8.
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NJ at;onaI Ieao

FNdlIONdI IGd 9 UE.
pittShUTG :. New York -
No other games.
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South Atlantic League.
Augusta >, Macon /.
Charleston 6. Albany 5.
Columbia :. Jacksonville o.
Savannah o. Columbus I.
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Mobile O, Atlanta 3