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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-02

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
KAVANAUGH'S BULLETIN.
President of League Covers Several
 Subjects.

President Kavanaugh has issued a bull letln covering number of subjects The first was the Shreveport-Atianta game, the forfeit in which he threw out several days ago.
 The most important part of the bulletin pires by the players. He says he will toward umpires off the field, as well as
 Little Rock, June 12. 1903. To the Clubs of the Southern Association
 of Baseball Clubs:
 the Association that have received a satisfactory explanation in writing from the Atlanta club in regard to it's failure game scheduled for June 5. which game was declared forfeited by the umpire to Shreveport. by score of to 0. In re will be regarded as a postponed game, and will be played on some open date by the Shreveport and Atlanta clubs. The Atlanta club was detained by a wreck on the railroad. and therefore was unable to reach Shreveport in time to play the game as scheduled.
 There is another matter to which I and one which I regard as being of vital interest to the game, and that Is the Several complaints have been made to me of threatened assaults by players on the umpires after the game had been were at their hotel. wish to say that players will be held responsible for their actions toward the umpires off as well as on the field. and should they attempt to wreak vengeance on the umpire for some decision he has rendered in the This is the only way in which we can keep the game on the high plane which we have adopted. It must be kept free | from acts of rowdyism, and certainly must not have the onus of street fights | afte rthe game, between the players and the umpires. to bear; I hope that man regard, and that there will be no more | complaints of this kind coming to me l from any source.
 I have been advised by the Montgomery | Club that they have released Pitcher | Hopkins to the New Orleans Club. Rt- | spectfully, w. M. Kavanaugh, PreaidAnt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
Work to Be Finished in
 a Year.
City Council Sustains Mayors Veto of Extension Ordinance and Passes a New Measure Un-
 der Suspension of Rules.

The Montgomery City Council. under a suspension of Its rules last night adopt ed an ordinance granting franchise to the Montgomery Traction Company 10 operate street car line over addltionaI streets of the city.
 This action by the Council was in lieu of an extension of the old franchise. which will expire tomorrow. the exten- sion ordinance having been vetoed by Mayor Joseph on the ground that it in- cluded certain streets which had been re- linouished to the city by the Traction Company.
 The ordinance adopted last night Is ln- tended to cover only those streets on which the Traction Company Is not now | operating cars.It binds the company to have cars running on the streets h"i',e~ | therein within one year. falling Tn "hlch the franchise is vo d. .
 Aldermen attending the meeting last l night were as follows: Messrs. Flemlng' Anderson. Farley. Gunter, Johnson huu- son Mat. Toole. Kohn Roeder Mcintyre and Rushton. .,, -,,, On motion of Alderman Gunter the pr.N, uepes of the Council floor were extended to Alderman-elect J. Kirk Jackson whc was present ,,o,,o,
 The following message from Mayor 1osenb was read by the clerk:
 "Ofice of the Mayor.
 To the City Council: ,., .-- ,,,
 "Gentlemen-I return herewith TOT you further consideration an ordinance aoopt ed at your last regular meeting srah'ih'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
DEATH OF A. F. McCARTY.
A Citizen of Demopolis Expires in
 New York

Demopolis. June l5-(Special)-A. F. McCarty died Saturday morning in New York The remains were brought to this city this morning for interment The fu- neral took place from the Methodist Church at 10 o'clock, Rev. O, s. Welch officiating
 MT. McCarty was widely and favorably known in this county, this place having been his former home. He leaves a large circle of relatives and friends here.
 The classes of Mrs Hitchcock and Mrs. Northrup of the Methodist Sunday school joined in a picnic Saturday at Winn Grove.
 Demopolis Is generally conceded to ba a very healthy place. and when the city fathers give the citizens a good sewerage system. this will be another safeguard against disease. The new administration is under promise to the electors for this improvement, and If 1t is not made at once, it will be just as soon as conditions justify the expenditure. So far tho ad- mipistration has been marked by im- provements which add to the comfort. convenience and health of the citizens and the willingness on the part of the new officials to further improve and beautify the city is most gratifying.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
TRACTION COMPANY GETS
 MORE STREETS FOR TRACKS

the Montgomery Traction Company it's successors and assigns, two years from the passage of said ordinance within which to complete their system of street way over the streets mentioned in the preamble, and extending the life of their franchise on these various streets for that time.
 As to the streets named in this ordi- nance. 1t appears that they include all those embraced in original ordinance granting to Barrie l.. Holt his associates. successors and assigns, franchise there on Since the adoption of the original franchise ordinance two years ago there have been several amendments made by the City Council and accepted by the grantees, by W ich the franchise on some of these streets has heen released to the city in consideration of franchises grant ed on other streets.
 The Montgomery Traction Company is building n splendid system of street rail- way. and I have no d. sire to hamper them in completing their system, but it appears to me that in such an important matter as granting franchises over the streets of the city, due care should be observed, and that no street should be included which the street car company does not expect to use.
 Respectfully.
 "E. R. Joseph Mayor. The clerk also read an affidavit made by officials of the Traction Company relin- qushing Its franchises. heretofore granted on Perry Street between Monroe and Washington Streets and on Catoma and | Bibh Streets.
 | Alderman Gunter then secured unani' nous consent to introduce an ordinance which he said would clear up the Trac 1 ton Company matter. He said he desir ed to introduce the ordinance at the re quest of the Traction Company
 Streets Named in Grant.
 The ordinace was read hy the clerk. I grants the Traction company the right t build and operate car line as follows:
 On Lee Street, from foot Of Lee t Montgomery Street.
 On Jefferson Davis Avenue from Perr Street west along Jefferson Davis Avenu to Goods Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16

erty on Martha Street sold for taxes be deed to him on payment of taxes. Re- ferred to Judiciary Committe.
 From citizens on Holcombe Street be- tween Mildred Street and Jefferson Davis Avenue. asking for street improvements. Referred to Committee on Streets.
 From R. L. Todd. asking that the Montgomery Street Railway be required to repair loose joints in its tracks on Perry and Lawrence Strets. Referred to Committee on Streets. t%%
 From J. H. Clancey, asking permission to change a sign. Referred to Commit tee on Streets.
 From J. A. Galatas. asking permission to hang a sign. Rules suspended and per mission granted.
 From J. K. Robson. asking that a li- cense to sell picture frames be refunded Referred to Finance Committee.
 From F. J. Cramton to lease magazine property at $10 a month. Referred to FL nance Committee.
 On motion of Alderman Kohn consid- eration of the ordinance to fix the rate was postponed until the next regular meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16

the sixth. Childs singled, went to sec ond on a tumble by Gilks and scored on Molesworth s two-bagger. Whistler hit a hot one over left field fence for home run. scoring Molesworth from second. The next three up went out in one. two, three order.
 Their other run was made in the eighth inning by Flanagan who hit for three bags, Kanzlier was hit by pitched ball, stole second and on Graffius's throw there, in an effort to catch him, Flanagan started home from third and ran into Graffius about two feet from the plate and in a general mix-up was touched by Weikart with ball. Umpire Goldsby call ed him safe, much to the dissatisfaction of large attendance and their protests of his decision were heard from all parts of the grand stand.
 Shreveport made their first run in the fourth inning. Henessey. first man up went out on grounder to second. Norcun was hit by pitched ball, went to third or
 Becks single and scored on Weikart' high fly to center.
 Shreveport made three runs in the eighth, but were unable to overcome the lead.
 The game was called at the end of the eighth inning in order to let both teams catch the train.
 After the game Umpire Goldsby sent his resignation to President Kavanaugh.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
THEY PUNCHED HITS
AND WON GAME IN SIXTH
 INNING.
Batting Rally of Black sox, Whistler 2-Bagger and Home Run-swan Put Out of Business, Stultz
 Pitching a Steady Game.

Shreveport, La., June 14.-(Special.) J. Montgomery took the second game of the series from the locals today in a game wrangling over Umpire Goldsby's de ctsions, which were of a very rank na- ture.
 Montgomery secured their first run in the first inning. Spratt, the first man up struck out. and Childs went out, from short to first Molesworth hit hot grounder to Beck. who fumbled the ball allowing Molesworth to reach first ir ing Molesworth, and Flanagan went out on a high fly to left field.
 They were unable to score again unti
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
RAILROAD MEMS MEETING.
Large Number at Cumberland Pres
 byterian Church.

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 byterian Church.
 Railroad men and their wives and chill dren filled the Cumberland Presbyterian Church last night at the revival service conducted by Rev. N. D. Crawford of Chapel Hill. Tenn.
 The meeting was for railroad men, and Rev. Walter NJ Crawford, pastor of the church, said last night that the meeting was the most successful in point of at- tendance and results of any of the series of services.
 The text of pr. Crawfords sermon was taken from Acts xvi, 2S: Almost Thou persuadest me to be a Christian"
 The first topic of Mir Crawford's dis course was. Who Is q Christian?' His answer was One who sees and walks in Christ" What Is 1t to be Q Chris tian," was the next topic of the sermon. The answer of MT. Crawford was TO be made a Christian as Christ was made Christ. by Divine annointment." and to be Christlike in nature, mind and spirit.
 He then took up the persuasives of Christianity, setting up as reasons for becoming a follower of Christ, immor- tality, the shortness of time allotted to decide to become a Christian, the happi- ness of Christian life, and the triumph | of a Christian death. | The meetings will continue throughout this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
A Ball Game on Golf Grounds,

On Saturday afternoon eighteen young men played baseball on the golf grounds at Cloverdale and the two teams enter tained their friends at reception after the games.
 MT. Temple seibels was captain of one side and the other players were: Messrs' Robert Arlington, Emmett Seibels, Alex Birch, John Hardaway, shepherd ROD erts Fillmore Higgins and Young Alexan- der.
 Mir. Edwin Joseph was captain of the other side and his players were: Messrs Cliff Cheney, Joseph Billing, Warren Tyson. William Stratford. Paul Rutledge Merritt Moore, James Campbell and Frank Randolph.
 Mir Josephs team was the successful one. At the conclusion of the game, de licious ices were served to the lady friends of the teams who were invited to witness the game. These friends were indebted to these young men for de lightful afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16


 Birmingham. June 15.-(special.l-It is doubtful if a team In the Southern League has ever shown the hitting pluck com ing direct from the train to the battling gomery team this afternoon at West End. They rolled off the Frisco inbound after o'clock and after quickly uniforming themselves at the park. batted Frank livery in the ninth. Fourteen hits were corraled off Smith. including home run by Whistler, three bagger by the same gentleman. a three-bagger by Brennan, by Spratt. final score. to l. The de- cided feature of the game was the field ing of Flanagan in left garden. It was perhaps due to his swift work alone in the first inning that at least one run was prevented. He robbed Jimmy O'Brien of drive over short that bore the label of a safety. He felded Browns long fly in the fourth in time to catch Lawler at the plate but Clark was not in position to receive the ball on relay from Bren- nan The slab work of Brennan was su- lily counted for nothing. He allowed five men lives on balls and then sent the next men up to the morgue Above all he walked to the plate in the ninth and con- meeting with the first ball that came across drove it out to deep left for three clear bags. This inning looked like the isfy a long fasting vengeance. for five hits, two singles, a two-bagger three. baeger and a home run are not usual occurrences around the slag pile. The fire works in the last inning referred to net ted four runs. The first run came in the first inning on a single of Molesworth and three-bagger of Whistler's. The next three were added in the third with deplorable yellow streak in the Iron Mems fielding. base on balls by Moles- worth. a two-pagger by Flanagan and a single by Clark. Bfrmingham's soil tary run came in the fourth. when Clark threw Lawler's bunt wild. allowing him to reach third. He scored on Brown 8 long fly to Flanagan, who fielded the bali perfectly. Score follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
Anniston, T; Talladega, 2.

Anniston. June 15.-(Special )-The local team tied the score in the ninth inning and neither side could score afterwards. thirteenth inning on account of darkness. The game was full of brilliant plays on both sides. Hulsey was relieved by Gam Hart by Roberts in the same inning. Score: RHE E. Anniston.. ooOo-7 8 Talladega. % 0101 % 0 or 0
 Batteries-Hulsey, Gamble and Bullard Hart, Roberts and Donahoo. Umpire. Ed Mahoney.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
Selma. 4: Rome. 8.

Selma, June 5.-(Special. .)-In a fierce ly contested game the Selma Y. M. c. A. Club won out this evening from the Rome team of the Alabama Georgia League by a score of to {. Both clubs played good ball, Selma winning in the ninth when Perrin hit for two bases bringing in the winning run. Score: R.H.E Selma. ....1 o 0102- s 4 Rome. .. .. ......0 20 0l0O-3 6
 Batteries-May and Osborne; Guyn and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16

summary-Earned runs, ,shreveport, 2 Montgomery 3. Left on bases, shreve- chiids eGli D. to Whistler. Two-base hits-Nor- cum, Beck. Weikart. Molesworth, Whis- tier. Three-base hit, Flanagan. Home Stuitz, Stolen bases, Beck Kanzlier. tr1tI; Struck out, out by swann. 4; by stultz, |. Base on balls. by Stultz, 1. Hit by .pitcn- ed ball by Swann. 1; by White, l; by GnldshN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
SUPERB PITCHING ..,,,,.....
 AND TERRIFIC BATTING
Made Yesterdays Game Easy For Black SOx--Sensa- tiOnal Fielding of Flanagan
 Stret in Today.

series by good playing tair hitting. and Hopkins's work in xhe box, which was the feature. Atz drove one over the fence for home run. Hurley was hurt In the game and Law substituted, while Drury went to first. Shreveport started lack ing tastics and Beck was put out of the game. RH E Shle yeport.. O 0 0 0 O 0 0-l , 0 New Orleans. . I 0 0 o 0-2 :
 Batteries-Fisher and Graffius; Hopkins, Hurley and law
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
NASHVILLE, 5; ATLANTA, 9.
Crackers Couldn't Hit Lem at Mo
 ments When Hits Made Runs.

Atlanta, June 15.-Atlanta lost the game today on account of inability to hit Bailey at 5pportune times. The feature of the game was the good work of Bridewell al snort stop RHE Atlanta. .. .. ...0OO1l0O0o- 8 Nashville. .. :. 70 101 0-o 10
 Batteries-Killen and Matthews; Bailey and Fisher
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16

The Birmingham rooters will have to get busy this afternoon and show the Montgomery crowd what Q slag pile man can do when he Is called on. Down. at the capital they have some mighty dull days around Picketts Spring and they have never seen the real article of root ing.-Yesterdays Age Herald
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16

At Birmingham-Montgomery, s; Birm- iDgham. 1.
 At Little Rock-Memphis, 1; Little Rock. 10.
 At Atlanta-Nashville, 5; Atlanta, ?. At New Orleans--Shreveport. l; New Orleans 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
Cincinnati, 4; St. Louis, 8.

St. Louis today. St. Louis made a game but unsuccessful bid ip the ninth inning scoring three runs. Attendance, 1000. Cincinnati .. ........o1O002o1s- 10 St. Louis .............00 00Oo0 3-3 {
 Batteries-Ewing and Bergen: Rhoades and J. O'Neil
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16

Jack Brennan seems to have a pen chant for letting teams down with one run. He let Little Rock down with seven hits and one run on the End of June and yesterday the Bailynoos only got two clean hits and three scratches with one run.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16

The Black sox were unable to get sleep in gear berIhs and had to sit up the en- tire distance on the long trip from Shreveport 10 Birmingham And even then they made the poor Ballyhoos look like mutllated coins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
Games Today.

At Birmingham-Montgom and Bir- mingham.
 At Little Rock-Memphis and Little Rock.
 At Atlanta-Nashville and Atlanta. At New Orleans-Shreveport and New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
Washington, a; Detroit, l.

Washington. June 15.-Patten proved RessSr than &Sn n eoss the rse S9S tSSsg g fSs ps Washington :. ..'... 9SSS2SS:g ] 2 Detroit i;g Bate. 2 qGGo np,1, 9GGi MDia anS McGuire.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsbur9. 8; Chicago. ]

Pittsburg. June B.-For the third time in succession Leever shut out an oppos- ing team. He pitched a splendid game allowing Chicago but one hit. Attend ance. 4.600.
 RHE. Pittsburg .. .. .....o2O10o00s-3 6 Chicago :. :: ........o O 0000-0 l and KlinR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
League Standing.
Games Sunday
Games Yesterday,

At Shreveport-Montgome 5; Shreve- port, 4.
 At Memphis-Atlanta. g.: Memphis, 8.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16

Really, the Birmingham crowd must chaIise their brand ol roofing. for. tudg- Ing uy yesterday the poor Montgomery article.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16

The hitting just now Is something firece and with the pitching, fielding and all- around fast game the ton. round would seem to be only a matter of short time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16

Once more an umpire has been put out don't look out 1t will lose Its franchise.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16

Lew Whistler has recovered that home run stick in great shape. One in Shreve- port Sunday and one in Birmingham yes terday Men on bases both times.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
6. Y. B0CACKI,

Sas-, Doors, Wall Paper, Cabines Mantels, Buiiders' Hardware and
 Supplies. Mail oredrs solicited.
 ana given prompt attention. rhone 33O. 34 Commerce St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
American Association.

Toledo. '; Milwaukee, 6.
 Indianapolis. l; MinneaPoiis. 5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16

Judge Kavanaugh is determined to have uphold him in his hudable desire.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
SMUTLEss DYEING

Done by Holt's Dye Works at 1o9 8.
 Court St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16

the Champions to victory over St. Louis today. Only one of the visitors two triples resulted in run Attendance, s,seS. Philadeip Pii Stp phia .'.'''..,,...SiSSSiSta
 Batteries-Dopohue and Kahoe; Plank and Powers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
Philadelphia, 9; St. Louis, l

Boston. June Boston game post tponed: rain,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Rain.

Rain New York. June 15.-Chicago-New York game postponed; wet grounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
A Few Foul Tips.

Even Lem Bailey beat Atlanta.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-16
Totals. .. ..9 V8 "Childs out; hit by batted ball

Score by innings oonoo :. Montgomery. ........l U U U U . l-O
The Coconino sun., 1903-08-15
DIED ON THE TRAIL.
C. R. Moore, ef Kansas. Meets Death treas Exhaustion sa the erlSht Aa1el
 JrsIl h the Grand Canyon.

On Tuesday of last week c. K. Moore, tourist from Harveyville, Kansas, died while coming up the Bright Angel trail. He had gone to the river and had evidently toiled up the trail to the spot where his lifeless body was found, mile below the rim. Nothing is known of his death as he was alone, but it is supposed that his death was caused by heart failure superinduced by over exertion in mak- ing the trip to the river and back.
 The body was brought to the rim by a number of volunteers. Coroner Ranney, of Williams, on Wednesday, summoned jury and an inquest was held at Bright Angel, the jury return ing verdict of death from natural causes
The Coconino sun., 1903-08-15
Notice for Publication.

Land once at Prescott, Arizona Aug. 10. 1908 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said prof will be made before A. E. Doug lass Clerk of the Probate Court at Flagstaff. A. T.. on Sept 2i, 1908, viz: Webster Wallace for the NwA Section 3a. Twp. i8 N, Range East He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz:
 E. M. Isbell. William Clin Jr., Robert Lane, and Donald Chisholm Jr., all of Flagstaff, Ari- Zona.
 FEN s. HILDRETH, Register.
The Coconino sun., 1903-08-15
STATE OF NEW YORK. l, ss
 No,,ntv oS Navv yNr1 N.

STATE OF NEW YORK, .s
 County of New York.
 Be It Remembered, That on this Sd day of July. nineteen hundred and three, before me, a Notary Public, personally appeared H. A. James. W. V. Lomax, w. J. Harris, Jr.. who I am satisfied are the persons named in and who executed the foregoing certificate. and having first made known to them the contents thereof they did each acknowledge that they signed. sealed and delivered the same as their volun- tary act and deed.
 tSeall A. LEONARD HALL,
 Notary Public Mo- POS, New York County.