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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28

attract their attention. 50 she lay ,,po,,
the floor. suffering and without help.
BY some means Mrs. Haynes got 70 ne,
q plece Of paper, upon which Hhe scrippled ,oitS
a feW words. reniarking about neri cur' WI.
ous feeling and tho belief that she was
DIVING, The note was addressed to no
( one, but It contained a3pnthetio farewell
which might be seen by her husband IN
case he came too late TO see hor alive
Two other such notes were writ tten. one
told her sister good-byo. The third con.
tained the pathetic statement that sho had
nut the sofa pillow hnder her ,.. nead l,1,. ana
that she now felt more comfortnble.
153s FOUND BY HER NEPHEW.
.i% Until o clock Thursday Afternoon Mrs
Haynes continued In her olitnry condl'
ton. Then her nephew, Lynwood Harris
boy Of fourteen years and studcnt y
the Richmond Academy, entered the room
nnd saw her. With his assistance in she
managed to reach the bed. The boy Their
Rnye tho alarm, and medical nttcntion was
at once secured and Mr.. Haynes scnt Tor
r$yvilliam S. Gordon. the family phynl.
oian, pronounced hor trouble parnlysls !, Q,
the brain and stated tho belief that snt 81
had suffered two strokes. Bet Weon tnt
first and tho second she regnilnred con f
sciousness and wrote tho three notee. e'',r ]. .
Every effort was made to save Mrs
Haynes, but without effect. TIer lorcpoa 9.
Ing that sl1o was to dis expressed IN y. IN,
farewell note, was not mistake fte
lingering through the night she passed
Quietly away about II o'clock yesterday
morning. u. z. Il al
THE FAMILY. .
Besides her husband. who ,. 10 quite wei
known in the city, Mrs. Haynes leaves
several brothers and sisters, as follows
M. d. W. Harris, OF this city; Mrs. 7
II. Parkinson, Of this city; Mrs. ", y
smith, OF Newport News, and Miss y. y. y
Harris, OF Holllns. Mrs. HAYNES was .
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John I. zEiil;rl harris
\ OF New Kent county. IS, !,
Sunday afternoon from the Venab ble-streci
BAPTIST Church, OF which Mrs. HAYNES
had long been a member. The services
viii be conducted by the pastor, Pr. W
II. Derieux, assisted by the Rey.S y 9
dill, OF Fred eri icksburg Tho intermcnt
will be made in Hollywood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28
MOTOR CARS USED :lE:, IN
BRITISH ELECTION

(Dy AHsocla ted Press. @ Lsg
LONDON, March 27.--rhe Chertsy Dis
5trict OF surry, d Conservative stronghold,
has been retained by, the Unionists, as
tho result Of a bye-elcction held yester-
day for successor In Parliament TO II.
G. Leigh Bennett. deceased, j. a. Fyler,
Conservatives. having defeated H. n.
Longmat, Liberal, by ,18o votes But .:'l as as
this is only about half the ma nJority OBJ
tnined BY the Conservatives at the last
election, the, opposition is fully entitled
to consider the result as being another
blow to the government. q,
The campaign throughou was exciting
Twas known as the motor car elect lon, on
Automobiles had never before played &c
great q part In an English election. IRE
9rnter Tnlfour. Lord Rothschlld and other
prominent persons lent their cars for the u
occa sion. H 95fz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28
4 SAILOR BODY i,
FOUND in II |. RIVER / 1, ' 3. ;'
mystery in New, Kent Kent County 'llFl|
That, May Never Be Fully
Cleared UP. 81

i,rho mystery OF the white man whose 's'
bodv was $"found tied to q stake, near
windsor shades, in New Kent county \.
as reported In yesterdays pa per, prob plFe'
ably will neverSbe fully cleared .sthougn ,
with Providence t'orge reg
Yesterday threw some lie Mt on IL !.
}Y3The hodvj OF the man, mlddle-aged and
weiehinr not less than e16 pounds, was
afoiind floating in the Chicka hominy River
* nna \ TyVinn,s landing on Tuesday OF last
week. Az colored man, Archie Williams,
a. y 4 mon mnon the body floating with the
tldas and already in the water several
days! He nut a rope around It and made
n 1ast Ia q stake not far from tho shore,
Al 81 was tied on the Charles City side,
3he notired magistrate Of that county
ana an inuuest was held after week
had elapsed, twas impossible for. he
i,iry 10 say whether Or not he had been
murdered and thrown In. the riYer ana
drowned, as tho bodyltthad been IN tmhe ne
water SO long before foundM. 1sut! me
preople generally DO not hold z. to any
theory OF foul play,sgj5 When Williams
lifted tho body partly opt OF the water no
found chat the man hadh on q GOAT. ana
shirt but no trousers and no under
c,othing, The slpposltionf down there
"it "a that he was a sailor who was crossing
! - he county from the James River to the
s,hickn AZ, l,on,iny, and attempting to swim
/ tie latter stream at Winn's landing WAS
seized with cramps and drowned, He had
partly undrsssed, probably TO facilitate
his swlmming He was burisd at the
hirh water mark on Wednesday at the
laxnense of the county. Nothing about
the clothing served to identity him, even
to giving thu least clue
This is the second man IN comparia1-
lively short time who has been found
dead near Winn's landing,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28
YOUTHFUL SHERIFF:
IN THE PHILIPPINES

(Hnrtial Ia The Times. DIspnt tch. I-IIW
FL INCHESTER VA. March Prose
cutting a ttorney r. =. Byrd has received
a copy OF the commission appointing his
son, r. e. Byrd. Jr.. as d deputy sheriff
In tho service OF Governor B. Monreal
of sorsogom Province. in tho Philippines.
Young Byrd. who Is only fourteen years
old, has been visiting Judge A.. g. Car
son inthe Philippines for several months.
and has been entertained at tho Cover
.nors palace. .tI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28
.VIRGINlANSs SAIL, u J, .:''l:) FOR R q
EUROPE ] r J FROM BOSTON d
7, . !, !. \ = 51No Timo,.pispatch. J

5 rspecial n 20 Tho Times Dispntch }
sRosToN. MASS March H-Among the
saloon passengers sailing to-morrow on
I snu+ sau + = : IN ~ European ports are Rev. Ar-
5tN,,r' Rowbottom and W. p. Robertson.
~ ROANOKE, Va 3 3Br!gadler-G enera! Wood
is also a passenger, en- route f''' TOT the me
Philippines. {5&
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VIRGINIAN TO JUDGE
AT BOSTON HORSE SHOW

|speclal to The Times Dlspatch.) Z.
IS BOSTON, MASS. March 2L-Judges
for the Boston Horse Show In April were
4 announced to-day, and includes James
X. Maddox, OF yYarrenton, who will be
one Of the three Judges for the hunters
and jumpers class, Entries close to-
-aorrow night, 4. sj755
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28
THREE REPO ORTS ON
TREATY TO SENATE
N (By Assocle tod pr9ss.

-7lsI " 171,-6 lBy AksoclGta1 FTess} ~ 71H
h HAVANA, . March 27,---,lhree separate
reports on the reciprocity treaty with
tho United States were reported TO the
Senate to-day by the Foreign COMMITTEES.
One, signed by Senior Bustamente. the
chnirman;& the president Of the Senate.
senor8 Capote, and by seRor Dolxl, recon-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28
RICHMOND BIRDS WIN u
FROM BALTIMORE COCKS
(By Associa ted ! Prcss. )

y BALTIMORE, MD. March 27.-A cock
Ing main lasting from 12 to A.. M.sto-,
day, took place on the outskirts of this
city. The contestants. were Philadelphia
and Richmond birds. Thirteen matches
wero fought and the result was to
s in OF Richmond Bets We're made,
Of ysl,00O3a side and $50 on each battle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28
Judge Campbell Il ere,

( Judge Clarence J, Carnpbell, Of Amherst
Ia in the city, and is registered at New
Ford's, q 81 S VI .8' +
& When soen last night Judge Campbell
declined to talk for publication further
thanto say that at the proper time iis
return would be made to9tlle I.egisla-
tnre In answer to the charges preferred
against him, ti Sit XII
Il Judge Campbell said that he dropped
+ by from Washington, where he had beea
On private business 81 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28
MR., W. GAT'fllRIG(i CHIT Il AIT
THE VIRGINlA OSPlTAL

Mr.. william, a iathriallt,3 the wtdslS-
Known almanec ca lculator3 "a e. 9Da bpeys
Wa,. is al the Yirglnia Y Iospl tal, suffer
!. ing from sprained ankle, 3 I'M ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28
SUMMARY OF DAYS ! / | . NEWS NEWS
.rAE.wEArAER.

WASHINGTON Marci, z z 81 1sorssast + g la n
nroha hiv' rain ID to Snturdny; Sunday rain
ana sSlder lgiht nai yHyhsle sxtnraay Ttnqa and
nrohahiv Sunday; colder Sunday. llsnt,
vuriable winds, becoming fresh mort invest. 81
rho fne weather Of yestorday a1n,a !, IN 3e
day before will not endure. accg.di,h roi !, "a
to-day and more rain Tomorrow ~ Win WIN
colder teinpera ture.
STATE or TIE I'll oAiET = n p = \. 4
0A. Nj 4. . a.
IL M. ~. ~ -
g j.. M. Z. Z. = 'ts' ~
sb Pm. ....,.............'pp ~ "a
3 Il. MI IA
U midnight d. - y
vsr, i . . 7. /. I. !. .. !. I. oe1ts
6 Highest Temperature yesterday ......s e e
/ Lowest Temperature yesterday y........ ! "a "a
5G Mean Temperature yesterday 800. ...,5 % %
Normal Temperature for Marcn..i:;.:. t.;.. = =
Precipitation during past "a hours...... @ J"
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MINIATURE Is ALMANAC
4 n N FF71,,T Marcf q. 1eo
RICHMOND.

Lady, stricken BY paralysis; lies alone
helpless for hours; death follows------ !. ! r
W. Denne Courtney passes away---,--At..
! tempted assault on q lady In New Hent ts1,
con,,ty--Dr 1iitchells lecture on 10. 10
besp!erre ouse adopts, res?,ptions i,T,s
iii November 10th, and for tho appoint.
mctit OF a commission to o8codify the neW
Constilution--Thest text Of the Mann IL
.Guor bll-Mother carries on her Children
F1rayers for the heathen--L Letter from g, T,
City Sergeant Smith on the alleged dry
condition or the new city jail, Boo OF
a sailor found ln.thc Chickahominy R!r@er yer
Lee Camp refuses to appropriate sl.vn y
for the trip TO the United Confederate l. a.,
sylvania Wv team defeats RYIchmoqd coIiIese
Anniversary of Shofkoe Council- -, -,
crazy" woman imagines' she has untold 81 q
weath- Committee reports against Inc
osteopa,hs and Christian scientis tf---
LIQUOR dealers meet and appoint |. com 9, !.
lclnssilicatio tion----T. \. p. a.. usher&in their
new Sad death OF a young nus.
Daniel OLeary sent home New dr,u,g ar, 8
store to be erected---Ne ews Lodge Of IIlks
Enthusiastic tic- Handsome picture Of ,s, an
Elk presented - fleet OF the Mann 3.a1ll
5--SerVices In the churches Tomorrow. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28
GENERAL.l

Important hearing before Commerce
u Commission on purchase OF I.oulsv!lle and
Il Nashville by the Coast 5Line---NeW York
police make ational raide on pool-
! room and make several arrests-Burly
negro criminally assaults thlrteen-year-
old white child and Is In danger OF being
lynched- - Important features OF the Irish
land bill revealed 8Dy publication OF the
Blueneld. w Va Three killed and nine
teen Injured in rear-end collision on South
ern Pacific Railroad-----G German Empress
\ has her arm broken "A BY fall from her
horse--Mill illionairei Fa Thanks, Of Chicago.
died at his home yesterda day-vDr. Ryan,
OF North Carolina, lands in San Francisco
and states that reports Of disturbances
--Ihree breaks In Afisslssippi Threaten
Dung review gives encouraging out
I look-Bears made successful inrond on
Il stock prices y--Presldent ma mes
Pritchard, Of North Carolina, as .afiudge
OF the District Of Columbia CouFt--Phila-
! delphin capitalists secure control Of Elm
ton wv. Vn,) electric .plants-Cha rgcs
4 OF conspiracy to defraud against NnrfciIy
e butchers Will be fought In District 9of Co.
slumbia courts---yirginlans sail for MI
rope on steamer from Boston@Discuss%i %
OF Mann liquor bill in Washing ton-C Zen.
5s eral San Mgull reported among kiIied
In philippine flght--TWo hundred to.
shot wins at Bennings RACES, a n, d - y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28
5NORTH8C CAROLINA.

Believed at Raleigh that application for
ball or habens corpus proceedings will
soon be Instituted in behalf OF Haywood
-- Raleigh shops Of seaboard AR Line to
i be b much enlarged Aud ltor$ Dixons
troops Democratic primary IN Raleigh
fails to select candidate for Mayor---G ood
roads smovementgi In Rockingham hamG George
Of Of Carnegie iibrary-.-a-s zoo marble monu-
ment, memorial to King Mountain, to be
erected a Gullford ba ttleground--Large
new organ for Weldon Methodist Church
w eldon business men opposed to pro-
posed Street Carniva l-----D Dana go to roads
and bridges In Halifax By recent heavy
rains. "a. n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10
MARINE NEWS .
LONDoN-Sailed, Manitou New York. NAPLES-Sailed. California, New HorK. LIVERPOOI-Sailed Irish Portland.

LONDON-Sailed, Manitou. New hork;
 NAPLES-Sailed. California, New York
 LIVERPOOL-Sailed. Irish. Portland
 QUEENSTOwN-Sailed, ,Germanic' Ne" York: Belgenland. Philadelphia
 NEW YORK-Arrived Pennsylvania, Fitts- burg Sailed Bretagne. Havre; kcenigan Luise, Bremen; Armenia, Liverpool; Neusr'a' Marseilles; Deutschland. Hamburg
 NEW ORLEANS-Cleared. steamers Beverly (Br), Selders, Puerto Cortez; Fl Piemonte Gt). Parsa'ore Cette. via Genoa' Freston (Nor.). Hansen. Port Limon
 PORT EADS-Arrived. steamers Esther, Stevenson. Buefields; Proteus Gager New York: Chalmette, Birney, Havana Sailed, steamers Iauenburg (Cuban), Sperling, Ceiba; Condor (Nor), Rasmussen, Bluenelds; David (Nor.), warnecke, Bocas del Toro; Beverly (Brl Seiders Port Barrfos; Dartmund (Ger.), Never Hamburg. via Newport News.
 MOBILE-Arrived, steamers Hispania (Swed Ericsen, Port Limon; Fort Morgan CNor.), Oisvik, Bocas del Toro; Hiso INorO, Pedersen, New orleans Cleared steamer Fort Morgan (NorA Olsvik, Bocas del Toro; schooner Mil Viile (Aml, Smith, Newport News. SAYA&ALAR-Axxtxada Staa4aE zaAhu<a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10
Shamrock m es Good Work.

Weymouth. England. April 9.-Over a thirty-mile course. fifteen miles to lee ward and fifteen to windward, Shamrock III today defeated Shamrock I by IT min utes and 26 seconds. The official times were as follows At the start, Shamrock I. 9:5s:00; Shamrock III 9:5S:27. Seven miles reach to the turning off Lulworth Cove: Shamrock l. 10:39:50; Shamrock III. 10:40:12. Start of fifteen mile run down the windward to the Erin: Sham rock III, 1:39:10; Shamrock I. 1:49:04. Eff teen mile beat home: Shamrock III, 4:S3 80; Shamrock I, 4:50:S4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10
UNINTERESTING GAME BETWEEN TUSCALOOSA AND SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY. Tuscaloosa Got 12 Hits and Scored 13 Runs to Greensboro 4-Watkins
 of Greensboro Strikes Out 2
 Men to Eddington 8.

Tuscaloosa, April 9.-(Special. .)-In a loosely played game the University of Alabama baseball team this afternoon trailed in the dust the purple and white of the Southern University. The final score was 13 to {.
 At the outset the playing of the home three innings they allowed the visitors to score four times After this, however they seemed to ginger up and the best the batsmen from Greensboro could do was to goose-egg the remaining six in- nings. At no stage of the game was the interest sufficient to provoke yell from the rooters.
 Daniel for Alabama made the prettiest catch seen on the local diamond this sea- son. The following was the lineup: Alabama. Southern University.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10

orosius. 1os: Morocoto, ss; E. M. Brat tain, l02: Jockey Club. Nigrette. 92; Sad Sam, no
 Fifth race. mile, selling-Darua, 101; To- nopah 104; Over Growth, Lecturer, Bath os l06; G. w. Trahern, 102; Fondo, Ga waine, Hutch Miller, Doneen, Almsgiver, Alturas. Propeller, All About, 1O7; Rainier, Donator. 103.
 Sixth race, mile and fifty yards, selling Il O. U., 102; Key Dare, 107; Royalty, 99; Virgie DOT, Rio Shannon, 101; Sleeping Child. Headstrong, Jim Hale, 1OS; Ada N. 100
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10

lDutch, stasse, Fernandina; schooner Repub- lie; sanders, Havana. Sailed, steamer Mar gulrita tAust), Cosulich. Barcelona,
 CHARLESTON-Cleared, steamer Louise CGerl. Horlbeck, Bremen.
 CKSONVILLE-Arrived. c. I. Dyer (Br.l, Ruatan, Honduras
 PENSACOLA-Arrived steamer Pensacola, Leach. Tampico and cleared for TampicO. Cleared, barge Tabor. Carson Galveston: tug Monarch. Fernandez, Galveston. Sailed steamer Irene (SwedD, Roissen. Cardiff.
 KEY WEST-Arrived, steamer Mascotte, Turner Havana and sailed for Port Tampa: schooner Azelle (Br.), Podden. Bonacco.
 GENOA-Arrived. Commonwealth, Boston
 MOVILLE-Arrived Corinthian. St. John LIVERPOoL-Sailed, Msyflower Boston: -Pretorian, Halifax.
 GIBRALTAR-Passed, Ravenna, New York. for Naples.
 BROWHEAD-Passed Ultonia, Boston.
 LIVERPOOL-Arrvied. Celtic, New York
 HALIFAX-Arrived. Laurentan, and Pros ceeded for New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10

Elegantly eiectE:f lighted dining cars are run on trains l and between Birmingham aAd New Orleans. Lebanon Junction and Cincin- natl; also on trains and between Montgom- cry and Guthris, Ky. Service Ia carte.
 New and handsomely built chair tseats freej are operated Cn trains and between Cincinnati and New Orleans High back seat through trains between Cincinnati. Louisville. St Louis, Evansville. Memphis. Nashville and New Orleana
 Train No. 1 carries through Pullman sleep CTS from Chicago. Cincinnati and New York to New Orleans.
 Train No. 3 carries through Pullman sleep CTS from Cincinnati and New York to New Orleans and Chicago to St Peterspnrg; also leaving Montgomery at s:3s ?. m Tuesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10
At Oakland.

San Francisco. April 9.-The talent had another hard proposition at Oakland to- day, General Robertson, in the second race, being the only favorite to land. Weather, cloudy; track, fast.
 First race, eleven-sixteenths of a mile; selling-Dotterell. 1lO. (knapp), to |. won; Bee Rosewater; l19 Adsins1, 26 to to 1. third Time, 1;O9 S-4. Lady Gallan- trie Iras, Lady Rowell. Alice Callahan, Guida, Leash. Parting Jennie. Penzance, Figardon, Puredale and Penance ran. General Robertson. 1O5. (Bonner), to 5, won; St. George, Jr., (Sheehan). F to l, second; Annie Marie, 109. (Adkins), to l, third. Time, AS 3-4 Darksome. Princess Silva, Nina Moto. Whoa Bill, Ethel Ab- Third race. seven furlongs; selling Sugden, 97. (Buxton), to 1, won; Galan- thus, 103, (Carson). to l, second; Johnny Mccarthy. 1O5 PowelD 15 to l. third. Time. 1:29 3-4. Albert Enright Flo Gull yer, Poorlands, Lodestar and M. F. Tar pey ran.
 Fourth race. mile and sixteenth-Distur- Der. 102 (BelD 6 to 1. won; Windward, 10t (Buxton) to l. second; Rimrock, los (Dugan) 15 to 1, third. Time. 1;49 IA. The Phoenician. Bathos, Mont Eagle, Kick umbob. Mission. Fl Pillar. Pirate Maid Learoyd also ran.
 Fifth race. mile. selling-Warte. Nicht 1oS (Buxtoh) 5 to l. won; Polinins. 10.
  T. Shehan) to 1. third. Time. 1:43 Almaric. Don Ami. Tuckback. Swift Wing, Dupont also ran.
 Sixth race. mile and seventy yards sell ing-Tizona. 102 Henderson, 10 to 1. won Kitty Kelly, 1O6 (McGoverm 6 to 5 second; Ulloa. 100 (Adkins) to 1. third Time, l:47 Larry Wilt, Tulare also ran
 Entries for Today.
 First race, six furlongs, selling-Lega Maxim, Bernota, Arthur Ray, 106; Dwigh Way, 100; Educate. 107; Light Ball. 109 The Miller. 1O4; Jerid, 112; Nugget. 109 Sallie Green, 9s; Sim w, Resin. To No s, Yellowstone. Gold Finder. The Scot. 1O3. Second race. four furlongs. purse-Sii Appleby. Rodolfe, Hadua, Dr. Birdsall orpheum. Push, Emil, 112; pr. Powell Bonnie Taw. Picture Alaranson, George Berry, Charlie Schweizer. los; Noko. 108 Third race, seven furlongs, selling Canejo. Aunt Sally. 1O9; Velma Clark. ilS Lena, 106; Matin Bell. Alaria, Cathello Rosario. Dollie Weithoff. Halmetta, Miss Vera. 1n3; Skip Me. 9S.
 Fourth race. six furlongs. handicap
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10
Strawberries and Pompano. Phone 324. Stuckey's.
Taft Goes to Mountains.

Washington, April 9,-A dispatch receiv- ed from Manila today states that Gov ernor Taft. who has been lying i'll there for several weeks, has goae to Benguet, a mountain resort two days distant from Manila. The physicians report was that a two weeks stay there could enable the Governor to recover.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10
HAIR SOFT AS SILK.
New Scientific Treatment Kills Dand- ruff Germ, and Makes Hair Soft.

New Scientific Treatment klIIs Dand-
 ruff Germ, and Makes Hair Soft.
 It is an accepted fact. proven fact, that dandruff is a germ disease; and 1t is also a demonstrated fact that Newbro's s Herpicide kills the dandruff germ. With out dandruff falling hair will stop, and the hair will thicken. Herpicide not only kills the dandruff germ. but 1t also makes hair as soft as silk. It is the most de- Iightful hair dressing made. It cleanses the scalp from dandruff and Keeps 1t clean and healthy. Itching and irrita- ton are instantly relieved. and perma- nently cured. At all druggists There's nothing just as good" Take no suosti- tute. Ask for "Herpicide." Soid oy lead ing druggises. Send 1Oc in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,, Detroit, Mich. E. G. Fowler. Special Agent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10

Thursday and Saturday. wa New Orleans an( Southern Pacihc.
 CTS from New Orleans to New York and Gin ,inusti- and St. Petersburg to Chicago, makinl direct connection at Nashville WiIh throuKl sleepev to St. Louis. Train No: carries through Pullman sleep, CTS from New Orleans to. New York Ctnci1I natl and Chicago without change. All through trains make close connections d Cincinnati. Evansville, St. Louis and New or1 West.
 For further information pertaining to ratea, routes and schedules consult ticket agents IS and N l. R.. or write or call a w. L. BEASLEY, Passenger Agent. Union station
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10
REDS SHUT BIRMINGHAM OUT.
Only 8 Hits Were Made, 13 Made
 Of Keenan and Partridge.

Birmingham, April 9.-(Special )-The Cincinnati National League team defeat ed the Birmingham team with ease to- day. Score by innings:
 Birmingham A. 2. 100000 % 3 1 Cincinnati .. .. ..031 1 % *-5 13 0
 Batteries-Keenen. Partridge and Mill rick; Ewing, Sudhoff and Peitz.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10
The Pool is Dissolved.

the official announcement today of the dis solution of the Southern Pacific pool
 which was just engineered by MT. Keent and the firm of Talbot J. Taylor and Com panY.