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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-13
CAMPAIGN GROWS WARM.
Enthusiasm for Maso and Palma ir
 Santiago

Santiago de Cuba, Dec. 12.-The Inde- pendent Party held a great demonstration here tonight in favor of General Bar tolome Maso. their candidate for the presidency. The largest auditorium in the city was incapable of accommodating the crowd.
 A crowd of negroes numbering several thousand gathered outside the building in which the meeting was held and with their cries of Viva Palma" made it impossible for any one to bear the speeches. The police were unable to dis perse this asemblage.
 The Independents aver that the Mayor of Santiago encouraged this disturbance. A riot was avoided only by the arrival of the rural guard
 Numbers of, Nationalists. mostly ne- groes. paraded the streets all night long, cheering for Estrada Palma, their can ddate for the presidency, and trying to overcome the effects of the Maso demon stration. There were several small riots but no serious troubles
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-13
MURDERED HIS MOTHER.
Then Through Remorse Jacob Wise
 baker Killed Himself.

Upper Sandusky, O.. Dec. 12.-Mrs. Valentine Wisebaker was found lying in pool of blood at her home today, and beside her was a bloody stove poker. Mrs. Wisebaker's skull was crushed and her body badly bruised. She was uncon- scious and cannot recover.
 Her son Jacob, who lives with his wife and family in another part of town, was seen to leave the house early this morn ing. A result of a search was that his dead body was found in hay mow in Longs livery stable with bullet wound in his temple. The revolver which he had bought an hour before was also | found.
 | Mrs Wisebaker received her pension | money yesterday. It is supposed that tho son visited the house for the purpose of robbery and that when detected he attacked his mother. Remorse is sup. posed to have prompted him to take his own life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-13
BRUSH STILL FIGHTING.
His Syndicate Baseball Scheme a
 Forlorn Hope, However.

New York. Dec. 12.zAn absolute dead lock exists over the selection of a pres ident of the National League to succeed N. K. Young and the niagnates of the National League only argued today away.
 Merely a reminiscence meeting" was the way one of the men referred to the heated debate of three hours which oc- cured in the afternoon. It was said however, that the Syndicate baseball scheme" which was defeated yesterday was brought up again today and that over this the magnates argued pro and con, John T. Brush leading in the de- bate. Strenuously opposed to this meas ure were the Brooklyn. Philadelphia, Pittsbhrg and Chicago, magma tes. Be- York and St. Louis. It is believed that some kind of a compromise is all that Brush can eXDeCt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-13
Good Roads Train Robbed

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 12.-The Georgia Good Roads Association was organized here by the election of the following
 President, Clifford L. Anderson, Atlanta; eusta: Secretary, T. H. Martin. Atlanta; Treasurer, J. K. Ottley, Atlanta. A vice. president for each county in Georgia will
 he named before the adjournment of the convention. The good roads train of the Southern Railway which Is giving de- monstrations in road building in the su- burbs, was robbed last night of num- her of tools.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-13
PIERRA'S BODY REMOVED.
Now Lying in Hall of Sessions of the Conference

Mexico City. Dec. 12.-The removal of the body of the late Duarte Pierra. the delegate from Brazil, from the hote where he died to the Hall of Sessions of the Pan-American Conference. was ar imposing ceremony. The route was linet with soldiers behind whom thousands oi the population watched the procession.
 The casket containing the corpse was conveyed on a hearse. and the delegates to the conference followed on foot. The delegates and secretaries of the confer ence are taking turns in keeping watch over the remains. The floral offerings are numerous. The United States dele gation has sent floral representation of the Brazilian flag.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-13
Drop in Price e Crude Oil

Pittsburg, Dec. 12.-Pennsylvania crude oil today dropped from 1SO to 12O. caus- ing much speculation as to why the pur- chasing agency should make this price. The cause of the break can only be sur missed. as those who know will not talk. Among the causes given credence today are weakness in the refined market oc- casioned by complications in the foreign trade and the fact that the Texas pro- duct will to a certain extent displace the oil now in use in the southwest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-13

! thirteen indictments against election | judges and clerks. Three of the men i'm
 | dicted were members of the City Coun-
 cil from the Fourth Ward. One of the , three has changed residence and resigned
 ! and his newly elected successor is also
 among the indicted. The investigation was the outcome of the bitter factional | fight between the so-called ring and | the good government factions of the Dem 1 ocratic party over legislative candidates, | the former controlling the election and having named all the judges.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-13

of particular or general utility are also in demand. while in Formosa there is a considerable market for sugar-rehning machinery.
 MT. Kanzaki writes that no charges will be made at the exposition TOT space or for motive power, and that goods for ex- bibition of whatever character will be admitted to the country free of duty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-13
INDIANA WHITECAPs.
They Whip Two Men and a Woman
 for Alleged Immortality.

New Albany Ind. Dec. 12.-News reached this city today of an outbreak of white caps in Crawford County. near English.
 During the past week William Gun, ninRham, a former Justice of the Peace Jesse Tyre and Miss Alice HaycOck. all of Sterling Township, have been taker from their beds by mob of masked men and whipped with hickory switches In every case the back of the victims was literally cut to pieces. The victims were accused of immoral practices and had been warned to desist.
 The better class of people in the com is the first break of whitecapping in Crawford County in several years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-13
Texas Officers Discharged.

Ardmore, l. T., Dec. 12.-United States Commissioner Bradford today discharged r. A. Nelmes, R B. Parsons and A. R. Duer, prominent Denison, Tex, officers arrested on a charge of killing George Puryear a resident of Denison Last No vember Puryear shot Policeman John Crane of Denison and escaped to the Territory. Texas officers pursued and killed Puryear in a running fight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-13
St. Louis Exposition committee.

Austin, Texas, Dec. 12.-The Governor has appointed fifty well known citizens of Texas as commissioners to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition to be held in St. Louis in 1908. for the purpose of forming an organization through which a proper exhibit of the resources of Texas may be made at the exposition. The commissioners are to meet in Dallas January to perfect an organization and properly inaugurate the movement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-13
Conscriptinp Soldiers.

New York. Dec. 12.-A dispatch to The Herald from Valparaiso, Chilli. says: The Chilian Government will call into service two forces of conscripts as result of similar action on the part of Argentine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-13
Election Iudges and Clerka Indicted.

Norfolk. Va, Dec. 12.-The grand lury which has been Investigating fraud fir the November election today brought in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-13

Rorrowell-Bjones gets more eccentric every day. Harduppe-Yes; he Is actually paying his debts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-13
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-13
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-13

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The Washington times., 1901-11-09
Trnck Notes.

w. A. German, superintendent of the
Morris Park race track at W Nestcieater,
" y will act officially in the same
capacity at Benning during the coming
among the horsemen, and has mage 4
reputation in his profession second TO
none In the country.
The above change must not be con-
strucd as meaning the retirement OF
James Lee. The latter has been faithful
employe of the Washington Jockey Cluo'
and has always been untiring IN ms eI-
forts for the welfare of the Benning
track He is not in the best OF heaith,
and the club is acting wisely In placing
him in a position where his duties VIII
not be so arduous.
The Maginess barrier will be used by
Starter Cassidy at the coming meeting
S S. Tracy has suffered a loss in the
death of The Auditor a threc-year-old
been sent to the Maryland Veterinary
Hospital at Baltimore to be nred, but
contracted cold and died yesterday or
gangrenous pneumonia
Some of the Western horses are work
ing fast at Benuing, and are likely to give
the Eastern contingent an argument wheh
they meet.
The post of honor is allotted to Knight
of Rhodes in the New Grandstand liandi-
cap. He is given the top weight, l2b
pounds showing what appreciation MI
Vosburgh the Handicapped, holds him IN.
A. that he Is the class OF the race. Yer
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have been showing some fast moves, ana
Will give a good account of themselves
when they start.
II. G. Crickmore. with his corps OF as
slstants. is already on the grounds.
.Old Crick." as the boys call him, looks
as hale and hearty as ever.
The Washington times., 1901-11-09
Lakeside Entries.

LAKESIDE, Nov S.-Entries for tomor-
rows races:
First race-For three-year-Olds and up
ward; selling: six furlongs-Skip Me,
Lord Howard, 1O5; Money Back. Mango.
los. Dorothy Lee. 104 Harry Turner, Star
Cotton, Newberger. 1OS; Watlta, Harvey.
l02: The RutchJ. 16l; Lagarto, Hanan,
Homage Evelyn Byrd, 9s; Galopin, s3
Second race-For three-year-olds and
upward: six furlong5-Rival Dare, III:
The Boer, 10i; Miss Conrad. The Star Of
bethlehem. Sigma M. Baugh Naugh
Gene. Barney f.. 1893: ROsadiah. Sam Laz-
arus, Esq. 100; Boomerack, Aaron, Shut
Up, IS: Nye, 80.
Third race-For two-year-olds; hve fur
Iopgs-Nellie Waddell, Lacrimae, lG; L.
samelson. Rag Tag. lW; Howendobier,
Amigari, Herodes Chaminade, 100.
Fourth race-Handicap; for threeyear-
oIds and upward six furlOngs-Federal
I15. Vulcain Jos. and Gonfalon 107. HID
reth's entry; Moneymuss, l06; Denman
Thompson Andes. 10; Harry Herendeen,
1O0 If You Dare, %; Sea Queen, 80; Boney
Boy. IS.
Fifth race-For three-year-olds and
upward: handicap; one and one-eighth
miles-Orontas los. and Benckart &, @.
w Cooks entry: Rolling Boer l06
Searcher 9S, and lebanon 30, Hiidreth 5
entry: Ben Chance 9S; OmdLrman 96. and
Odnor 95 F. Cooks entry.
Sixth racial ages; one mile-Pay the
Fiddler Lennep. 10i; lebanon. IS: Way
ward Boy. Benckart Pirates Queen, 80;
Miracle II, IA Stella Perkins, r.
The Washington times., 1901-11-09

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The Washington times., 1901-11-09
Anuehucf Eniries.

AQCEDUCT, Nov. s-Entries for to-
morrow's races:
First race-For three-yesr-oIds and up
ward: selling; seven furlonGs.-Mill-
stream. 1O7; The Rogue 90; Biff. 1c5; The
Burlington Route. 1O7; Ben Battle, 1Oi;
Pleasant Sail, 80; Federalist. Sir Eyes,
Mayor Gilroy. 1Oi; Lamp O'Lee. 1o2
Second race-For three-year-ods and
upward; selling; one mile and seventy
yards. Whistling Con, 1O5; Althea. 103;
Anecdote 101; Bowen l06; Jack McGinn,
%; Tiebor, los; Wunna %; Nitrate l02;
Lamp OIee, 9S: Lady Chorister, 30.
Third race-The Creedmore Handicap;
twc-year-olds; five and One-half fur
longs.-G Whittier. IN Andy Williams,
ll6. Lord Quex, ia. Mary Worth, ll3;
Peninsula, 10; Pluto, lG9; Tenagra. Far
lo6: Longlove. 81: Khitai, 100; Leischen. 30.
Fourth race-The FarminGdale handi-
cap, for all ages. one and Onc-slNleenth
mfes-Imp. 126; Advance. Guard, IA,
Carbuncle. l21: Ben Mac Dhui, ia; Dom
Paul l12; Ethics l0a; May w, lOS; Handi-
csrper. IS; Peninsula. 90: Anecdote, %.
Fifth race-For maiden two-year -oldS :
five and one-half furongs. gs.-Meistersins-
er Rruff, Colonel Bell. los; Bigotry. Nae-
ram, 105: Connecticut, Rocky. lgS' Merry
Hours, lO5; Anak, Jos; Augury. le5; Deadly
Night Shade, SwaInplands. llluminate,
Major Daniels, l0S.
Sixth race-For three-year-olds one
mile and seventy yards l[mgstelle, Riv-
enoak, 10I: J. J. Corbett, 10; Flora, 10.
Glade Run. 10; Philma Paxton, BIT,
lG1: Frank Erne. ll0; Wundcrlicn, l0l
Surmise lO5; Miss Almy, Anecdote, l0l
Anna Darling, 1O2; Woolgatherer, l0';
Rappenecker, 10; Tonicum, !O3.
The Washington times., 1901-11-09
Lakeside Results.

LAKESIDE, Nov. s.-Results of today's
races; track fast:
First race-An ages; one mile. Bragg
(tiicls), to l. won; Franklin (Otisl. to
/, second; Automaton CBassinger), 10 to l.
third. Time, 1:42 2-5.
Second ace-Three-year-olds and up
ward; selling; five and one-half furlongs
hummer Hopel. to 10, won; Little Jack
Horner Otis. to l, second; Alekma
(Helgerson). 20 to l, third. Time, los.
Third race-For two-year-olds; FIVE and
one-half furlongs. Autumn Leaves
tHarshberger). to s. won; Golden Glitter
tEicksD, to l. second; Miracle Ill (Co-
burn, to ). third. Time 1908 80.
Fourth race-Three-year-old and up
ward; selling: one mile and twenty yards.
Benckart (Seaton), to 2, won; Reseda
DEAN, to l, second; Eva Rice (Davi-
SOM, TO ). third. Time. 1:42 3-5.
Fifth race-Handicap; for two-year- -clds /:
seven furlongs Lucien Appleby (Coburn).
even. won; John A. Clarke (Otis), to /,
second; Pronta (Seaton), 6 to l, third.
Time, l: rs 3-5.
Sixth race-Three-year-old and up
ward selling: one and one-quarter miles.
Admetus DEAN, to l, won; Danish
(Bope). 2 to l. second; Farmer Bennett
GIelgsrson), 4 to l. third. Time, 2:o9 2-5.
The Washington times., 1901-11-09
FOOTBALL AT GEORGETOWN.
The Varsity Team to Play GaIInudet
TNdnN.

The football teams representing George
town University and Gallaudet College
will meet on the gridiron this afternoon
at 5:3G The game viii be played on the
Georgetown Field
The game last year between these teams
was hard fought and most interesting
The game this afternoon promises 10 be
of a like character.
The records OF the two teams to date
are: Georgetown, one victory, two tie
games. and two defeats; Gallaudet has
three victories TO its credit. one tie game,
and one defeat
The Georgetown boys have lost to the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. and Column
bia. Of New York. No one. however, who
witnessed both games would have Tecog-
nized the team from their playing. In
the former contest the playing OF the
Blue and Grey was ragged ana the play
ers did not seem 10 realize thaJ they
were in & game, Aiter TINS game Oodch
Church took Grmer hold the students
Responded TO his call, and came out on
the field
When he chose his team to face Column
bia he had the strongest team that ever
took a trip North. The team was sun
Handicapped by rot having Captain Barry
and Reiliey In the game. Had Jilt sc Two
reliable players been in the game, the
score would most likely have been Tar
different from what it was
The Georgetown men were fully as
strong as those OF Columbia 1T centre.
the guards. and on the ends, In spite ot
the We light and experience OF their op-
poneLts. Behind the line, Hart Holland
and Edmonston compared faEorabiy with
Weeks Duell. and BerTien. so lar as
tackiing was concerned. Sullivan had the
honors entirely 10 himself
This is the team that viii meet Gailau-
del today. aud the University CT Virginia
a week from tt CAV.
Since returning from New York he
team mas been working harder than ever,
and the coaches have effected onders IN
some directions. Coach Suter has. within
the past few days. shown tn nl1a many
tricks which Coach Church Is MAKING
the linemen play with more vim
Yesterday afternoon the team gave
fine exhibition of all-round WORK. Ihe
men back of the line were faster than
ever There was no wait before every
play. as at other times this season. All
the men know the signals. and are very
fast in getting away with the ball The
feature of the afternoons practice was
a run Of seventy yards for touchdown
bV Hart.