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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-08-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, 7-s, St. Lou,x. ga

Boston. Aug. S-Two games were
first in ten innings and St. Louis TAX
ing the second. Attendance. ABB.
First game R.H,E.
Boston 100 Dol 400 81 10 (
St Louis 200 100 lOl If IS 4
Batteries-Wilhelm and Moran; Nc :.
Farland. Taylor and Mclean and Zear-
foss. Time. 1:55.
Second game RHE
st. LOCUS loo O10 31L-6 IL 2
Boston 100 O02 OOl-3 10 5
Batteries--O'Neil and Mclean; FISH
er and Needham. Time 1:45
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Cincinnati. 5-e, Philadelphia, O-5

Philadelphia. Aug. 3.-Cincinnati
won two games from the locals today.
Attendance, ABB.
First game: RHE
Cincinnati :. ....2o1 O01 01o-5 Is 8
Philadelphia 900 900 1000 3
gleby. Sparks and Doom. Time, 81
Second game: RHE
Cincinnati 49,. .o1O 100 1876 i
Philadelphia :. ..020 101 1OO-5 6
Eatteries-aarper and sohlei; Frazer
and Doom.
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Dcnth of IN Infnnt

Union Springs, Aug. Especial. y
Charles. Jr,, tn" infant SON of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gholston died yesterday
afternoon and was buried today from
the home. Rev. Gholston Yates con-
Quoting the funeral services. The little
one was sick one week with cholera
infantum.
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Chicago. Aug. 3.-The locals won
out in the tenth. Green scoring the
winning run after being hit by a
pitched ball. Attendance. 3,s40.
Chicago E. -. 900 900 oO2 Ia o
Washington 900 900 200 % 6, 3
Farland and Sullivan; Wolfe, Patten
and Kittredge. Time. zoo.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Augusta. Ga. Aug. 3.-score:
First game p IT .,
Jacksonville 200 800 o2.-S = ! r., :
Augusta 49,. 900 002 O00-2 i
Batteries-Chappell and Smith; Dun
ham and Lee.
Second game RHE
Augusta 80. 900 900 900 !
Jacksonville 900 600 O01-1 .
Batteries-PolchOw and Lee; SugC.
and Smith. Time, 1855, Umpire.
Burke.
Columbia. Aug. 3.-Score: RHF
Savannah 100 900 O10 OO-2 s 3
Columbia ITO 600 900 0l-3 10 3
Batteries-Welsh and Roth: Connect
and Shea.
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DIR. Ayres Accepts.

Knoxville, Tenn, Aug. 3-Dr. Brown
Ayres of Tulane University, has an
nounced his acceptance of the offer of
the presidency of the University of
Tennessee. He will move his family
here at once and will take charge of
the institution when DIR. Charles w
Dabney retires on September 1 to as
sumo the Presidency of the University
of Cincinnati.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-08-04
News in Brief.

THE condition of j. B. Willis of
Hawkinsville, Ga, who shot himself
in the abdomen at the home of rela-
tives here Monday afternoon. was re-
ported late last night to be somewhat
improved, but he is still very low. He
is at st. Margaret's Hospital
THE following appointments were
announced yesterday from the State
Executive Department: Notary Public
and Justice of the Peace, George w
Barker, Limestone County; Justice OF
the Peace, Guy Higgins, Chiffon Coun-
ty.
OWING to the absence of Rev T d
Morgan. who is assisting in a protract'
ed meeting at Mount Carmel, there will
De no prayer meeting at the Mcthodist
Protestant church this evening.
THE regular monthly meeting of the
west End Neighborhood House Associ-
atlon Will take place this morning at
~ o clock at the Neighborhood House
PETITIONS for removal of the disc
Dllitles or homage from Jacob HirsCb
ana Rosa Marcus We're filed yestnrdav
III the Chancery Court.
WILLIAM WOODROW. Dennis SOM
uel ana Jim Blount, negroes. were cow
nlltieu TO Jall for petty offenscs yea
terddy.
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Entries for Today.

Entries for Today.
First race, handicap, SIX fuIaonss
Lady Amelia. 1923; Leonidas. ~, MIA MA.
cola. ia; Stalwart. Major Pelham, llo'
scarfell. iii; Dick Bernard. 1O6; Witcn,
craft. Boxwood, Missing Link, Juvenai
Maxim, go.
Second race steep TtespieIoihba retto iSs:
Numeral. 14s; Rock Cliff, Wooden Drom-
Third race selling. five and a half
furlongs-Red Reynard. IKE ;en . 1c aia
Glen Echo. Golden Sunrise, ITO; SUI
ferance. Onward, Danseuse. Eva's XIII.
l07: Rubric. 1o6: Uncle Charley 100;
Fourth race, the Alabama. mile and
a furlonE--Beldame. Audience. 124 lsh-
lana Dimple. 116; Bride Path, los.
Fifth race: FIVE and haii IuTlongs
Sinister Cedarstrom. oliver Crom-
we'll, Broadcloth. Zany. Bill Crozier.
5aulsberry. Salvage. Bank Siglight, III;
sheen. Zeala. dips. Bulwark, Highlife,
Burnthill Nellie Russei lgs. po,tat,o
1874; Dalesman ia; Molly Brant lo9i
St Valentine, 1865 Sir Lynnewood, 20.
At Harlem.
Chicago, Aug. 3.-Golden Link and
LADY savoy were the winning favorites
at Harlem today. Weather cloudy and
warm. track good.
Due i18 fFeichD. to /, won; Before,
Dramin. Ito CHoffler). so to third.
Time 1901 AS. Eleven. started.
Second race, short course. steeple-
.hase-Golden Link. 143 (Carter). IL to
TO- won; Lingo. 1876 (Rice), 10 to /, sec
1nd: Alma Girl, 131 (McMahon), to
1. third. Time, 1888 40. One disqual-
fled. one fell.
Third race. six fur1ongs-Lady Sa-
voy. 100 Iarsen), . to 10, won; Rams
horn. 81 (NichoD. 16 to !. second Flax
man. It's fPrior), to /, third. Time,
1:l4 s-5; SIX started. .,o ~,
johnson, 105 (NicoD, to l. won; Grand
103 (Greenfield), to l, second; Peter
J.. 101 CLawrence). s to l, third. Time,
liza. Nine started.
Cafferty 100 (McIntyre), s to 1, won;
Marco, 1913 Gawrence). 12' to l. second /;
Optional. 101 (Sheehan), 40 to l, third.
Time. IA 3-5. Eleven started.
Leila. 80 (Greenfield), 16 to S, won;
Princess Tulane. los (Otis), to /. sec
pnd; Joe Lesser. 10 (Knapp). even,
~ Entries for Today.
First race, five furlongs; selling
Io4; Rainey B.. lo5; Efne +. NJ. 100:
Tyrolean, Tarcola Belle, 1O2: Dundall,
land. 81; Hattie Weihe, 9s.
Second race: mile and sixteenth
variola, 80; Major T. J. Carson, 81;
Third race. Yonngster Stakes; Ave
Kurtman, 1876; Miss 1nez. 800; John
smulski, 1873; F1orentine, 116; Regale.
1o7; Loretta NJ. 1o5; Mum, ITO; Miss
Fourth race. handicap; mile and 100
yards-Schoolmate 90: Felipe Luego,
sS; Bragg. Miss Crawford. los; Sioux
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 10, st. Louis, 4.

81. Louis. Aug. 3.-The Phiiadel-
phias defeated the St. Louis team here
today in a loosely played game At
tendance, 1877. R.H.E
St. Louis >. 90. 200 900 oO2-4 i
Philadelphia 1850 O21 20O-1O 10 2
ley and Powers. Time 1:4O
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Dothan Won Ava,D.

Dthan.. Aug. ESPECIAL. )-Cordele
and Dothan played the last game of a
series of three games here this evening
Dothan took the game by a score of 7
to /. Out OF the three games played
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Cleveland. Aug. S.-For the third day
IN succession Boston pitcher was
able to puzzle Cleveland. Attendance
SPAS. r IT y
Cleveland :. .... 900 DOL o1OI2 .
Boston .202 900 21O-7 II 2
Batteries--Joss. Rhoades and Bemfs:
Dineen and Criger. Time, 1:4S.
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The rainstorm of yesterday made a
ball game between the locals and
Memphis as; much of an impossibility
as silence at a ladies' card club.
BY not playing the Egyptians jump
back to second place, the Pelicans
beating the Crackers.
Mike Firms cohorts open here today
for series of three games after
which the Pretzels leave for a long
road trip.
lansing was reported better yester-
day and 1T Is thought that he will be
all right by Monday.
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Detroit. Aug. 3.-Chesbro TODAY
struck out thirteen men, every man on
the team being retired on strikes. At
tendance, $500. RHE
Detroit .oo2 900 600 Z
New York .......203 900 00O-5 10 .
Batteries-Kitson and Neville; Ches-
bro and MCGUIRE. Time, 1:45.
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the Huntsville Savings Bank and Trust
Company, has had remarkable
growth, having started in May, 1902,
with $4,000. and its deposits now being
$64,232. The three other banks have
also increased, though not in the same
proportion.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-08-04

Huntsville, Aug. ESPECIAL 1.-The
individual deposits in Huntsville banks
are larger than they have ever been
before and all classes of people are
prospering. The newest bank. that of
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pitsburg, 8, Brooklyn, 2.

Brooklyn, Aug. 3.-Lynch made his
debut as a professional pitcher In the
East. and while wild at times. made a
good showing. Attendance, 1900.
R.HE.
Brooklyn -. 800. 200 600 000-2 o
Batteries-Miiler. Lynch and Car
isch; Cronin and Bergen. Time, 1888.
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At Montgomery-Iittle Rock and
Montgomery.
At Nashville-Memphis and Nash
Vile.
At Birmingham-New Orleans and
Birmingham.
At Atlanta-Shreveport and Atlanta.
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New York. A., Chicago. 3.

New York. Aug 3-The local Ma
tionals scored enough runs in the third
inning today to win from Chicago.
Chicago =. ...... 200 900 OOs-S 2
New York .004 600 00s-4 z 2
Observation-Disclosures and Killing: Mat
thewson and Bowerman. Time, 1;40
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Huntsville, Aug. 3.-(SpeciaID-Rc
suits today:
At Observation-Disclosures, ); Shelf
field, /.
At Chattanooga-Columbia, 3; Chat,
tanooga, 0.
At Knoxville-Knoxville. 4; Deca
tur L.
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RAIN, NO BALL GAME
WET GROUNDS SAVED MEMPHIS A
DRUBBING.


Games festefd0y.
At Montgomery-Memph game
postponed, rain.
At Atlanta-Ncw Orleans. /; Allan
ia, o.
At Birmingham-Little Rock. Q: Biz
mingham, o.
At Nashville-Shrevepor 9; Nash
vile. 6.
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Nashville Aug. 3.-After apparently
having Shreveport defeated today
Nashville grew listless and the visitors
900. RHE
Shreveport :. 100 oo2 o24-9 Is 2
Nashville - 1901 100 010-6 II /
Batteries-Stewart BARLEY and
Graffius; Russell and Accorsini. Time,
1852. Umpire, Mullane.
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Lost on Errors.

Birmingham, Aug. 3-Notwithstand-
ing the superb pitching of Pylant, Biz
minghams errors allowed Little Rock
to secure two runs and win the game
Attendance, 500. RHE
Birmingham :. 1000 900 900 4 8
Little Rock 900 900 1912 2 /
Batteries-Pylant and Matthew'S;
Guese and zinram. Umpire. Wood
Time, 1880.
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That Wonderful Wigs.

Atlanta, Aug. 3.-Three hits OF
Hardy in the fourth netted New Or
leans one run and the game. Wigs
was :nvincible. Attendance, $500.
R.H.E.
Atlanta =. ...... 900 900 600 3
New Orleans :. 900 100 000-1 Z /
Batteries-Hardy and Clarke; Wigs
and Sullivan. Time. 1:45. Umpire.
Latham.
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THE SPINAWAY STAKES
SARATOGA FEATURES rs WON
EASILY ny TANYA.
Duryea Stable Has Three Entries
which are Coupled and Held mt
to Is to Win-Results of
Other Races.

Saratoga, N. Y, Aug 3.-Tanya won
the Spinaway stakes of $4,000 for two
from w. s. Fanshaw's Schulmaite who
in turn was a length ahead of John E.
Madden's Linda Lee. The Duryea
stable had three entries, Tanya. Lota
and Hearts Desire which were coup.
led to win at to Is. Tanya made all
the running and was never headed,
First race. five and a half furlongs
--Tramator, 1O9, (Redfern.) to won;
Giplin 1903, (O'Neill,) to 5 second:
Tea Cress. 104. (Miles,) to 1 third
Time asoS Eleven started.
Second race, steeplechase, snort
course-Good and Plenty Isl, (Ray,) :
to 2 won; Royelle. 13s. CIV. Heider,) 3
to 1 second; Manilian, 135, (Kellyo
to third. Time 4:10 three and halt'
Third race, the Spinaway, five and
a half furlongs-Tanya, 122. SHAW I
to is, won; Schulmaite. 104, lRedfern,
20 to 1 second; Indian Lee, 11s. CHICKS,
100 to / third. Time 1907 three ffths'
Six started. , ,oo
Daiy.0 8 to / won; Fireeater, 106, tRed-
fern.) q to I second; Gay Lotharao, W: W;
(E. Walsh,) IL to. third. Time l:4o
Fifth. race, six furlongs-Oloten
10. (Wonderly,) 20 to ! won; k'talwart.
10. JRedfern,) 4 to / second; Monte
Carlos 10S; (E Walsh.) 25 to l third.
Time 1:13 Seven started.
sixth race mile and furions-
AcefnI ia. fShaw,) to 1 won; Audi
ence los. (Burns,) 4 to 5 second; PAIN ,
nearer. 100, (Travers,) to / thiro
Time 1853 Us. Four started.
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ALABAMA-TENNEssEE LEAGUE.

Macon Charleston; rain.
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Ranges and Water Heaters
at Cost.

Absolutely no charge for connections.
Why use oil when electric light
is so cheap. Let us send our repre-
sentative to you, he will explain
our plan. A postal or phone mes
sage will bring him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-14
A Pun OF the Kaiser.

Personal memoirs made up from news
paper clippings and like authoritative
sources are one Of the annoyances Of modern
life. The imposture Of The Englishman
In Paris started a lot Of far less competent
and well-informed imitatos. Prom the
hand which furnished a deplorable book
on the court life Of Austria We now have a
similar work on that Of Prussia -1mperator ct
Rex. william I. Of Germany (Harpers.)
Fortunately the author approves OF the
Kaiser so that instead Of detraction and what
tittle-tattle has appeared in the press, we
find here fulsome praise. From the cradle
to his present sedats middle age William ii.
has done nothing but what was noble and
great.
Such a view necessarily involves de-
traction of his father and mother. together
with the people who surrounded them.
Some benighted persons looked on these
as the most enlightened group In Germany.
those who, n Frederick III. had been spared,
might have introduced liberal ideas into
the government and saved II from mill
tarism and social democracy. We doubt
whether, even in German, the events Of
wilhelm rs life have been related In such
Mandatory and grandiloquent phrases. The
many fanciful pictures Of that worthy
are iudicrous enough to temper the salosy
q the text 49, '..'.''' &
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A British Humorist In Rhyme.

II they will pay no attention to military
science and can let the lessons Of the South
African War pass UNDECIDED, It Is comfort
to find that the officers OF King Edward can
at least turn out comic opera librettos and
Erite funny verse. Mr.. Harry Graham.
whose pen-name is Col. d. Streamer. In
dicating his regiment, in misrepresentation
Men" (Fox, Duf1eld q Coz offers a dozen
or 80 Of short skits. all modelled on one
pattern that are improvements in taste and
in execution on his Ruthless Rhymes,
which, perhaps, is not saying much. There
are "reminiscences Of MIR. Gilbert and Lewis
Carroll, and there is o strong tinge OF the
infantile school Of Mr. o. Herford and his
set in the verses, but some Of them are
clever and occasionally have a very funny
turn. while come lines are very good.
The author ia remarkably successful in
avoiding mistakes in his American illusions,
though his view Of President Roosevelt. is
q wholly British one. The book Is dedicated
by picture. to charming and popular young
acfreSS
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Systems for the
Retailer
Real Estate and
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system in the
Professions
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Seton Hall College.

South Ore igc. y. j.
Under the Jurisdiction o. the Bishop OF Newark
Collegiate Department Classical and Scientific
Courses. High school Department. registered 10
the Regents once OF the state of New yors
Grammar School Department h:'ing students ~
enter High school Reopens Sept. !'h Address
Monsignor JNO. a. STAFFORD, Pres.
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A View OF Narrasansett Bay.

An attractive description of the pict-
uresque part OF Rhode Island has been
drawn with pen and pencil by Mr., Edgar
Mayhem Bacon in 'Narragapsett Bay
e. p. Putnam's Sons). The author has
the right idea Of book Of the kind, and
dwells on the natural beauties, the legend
airy and historical associations, rather
than on the present appearance Of the
shores. The Newport he describes. for
instance, is devoid OF the summer dwellers
and the palaces they have erected. He
gives US an interesting voyage around the
waters Of the bay. has plenty to say Of
Providence and Of Bristol and has put
together much that has been sung about
tire region In verse Of all sorts. The pictures
are attractive, II not particularly strong;
some seem to be taken from photographs.
but most have the indefniteness OF water
colors,
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GOLD MEDAL FOR LIFE SAVER.
quinn, Who Has Saved Hundreds OF Lives,
Now in Hospital.

A gold medal was presented yesterday to
Cornelius +. Quinn, the swimming In
hructor and life saver. who is in the Leba-
non Hospital undergoing treatment for a
Poisoned foot Quinn is said to have saved
Syerai hundred lives at Palm Beach, Fla. :,
"t'hattan Beach and other places.
!ear-old boy, Charles Wesel Of OIL linton
avenue, The Bronx, of Clason's Point.
" hile he was carrying the boy ashore Quinn
stepped on rusty nail Inflammation fol-
owed, and Quinn was taken 10 the Leba-
Soh Hospital whore his foot viii probably
DE- amputated to-day
When young Vessels father heard Of the
rescue OF his son and the accident to Quinn
We decided to present the life saver with
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COULDN'T BOX FRENCH STYLE.
French Professors Did Up Cop Who Didn't
Know the Savate.

Henri Andre, professor Of the savate,
and Henri Jeanner, who can kick. a bit
himself. We're trying to punch each other
with their toes at Broadway and Thirty
first street, last night, when Policeman
Reid took hand. Reid does not know the
savate
The Frenchmen oeassd kicking at each
others faces and began to dance around
the cop, whose weight il 240 pounds and
whose motions are scarcely gazelle-like.
Henri Andre kicked hi-, in the eye and
Henri Jeanner jabted mis- toe neatly In
the cops nose. Reid struck out manfully,
but he couldn't handle the elusive French
men.
Callahan. from the Tenderloin station,
got there in time so save Reid from being
seriously hurt, As II was, his uniform las
sight and his face had sufr cred.
:, lhe savate experts we're locked up in tn
ienderloin station. They live at 482 Sixth
avenue
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GOT STRAVALLI, POLICE SAY.
There's Quite Enough Evidence 10 Convict
Him OF blowing Tn His Shop.

Police Captain Shire OF the East Thirty
ffth street station declared yesterday that
Detective Sergeants Petrosino, Bonnoil, Far
ley and Brady had secured 80 much evil
Gence against Joseph Stravalli, the barber
accuse Of blowing up his own shop in Third
avenue early on Monday morning. that
Stravalli was almost certain of conviction
The detectives learned yesterday, they
said. that while Stravalli did fairiy-pros-
porous business he spent much of his time
at card games and was unable to meet a
number of financial obligations for that
reason.
detective Sergeant Farley met Mrs Stra-
vail and her two children at Thirty-eighth
street and SECOND avenue yesterday. She
told him that they had had scarcely any
thing to eat for several days. so he pro-
videl the family with food
Fire Marshal Seery laid the Stravall
case before District Attorney jerome yes
terlay. He was assured that the District
Attorneys offi,e will take up the prosecu-
ton n earnest. Assistant District Attorney
Garvan will represent the prosecution
In forkville court to-day.
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Manhattan Theatre to Open ro.nlGn,.

ne Manhattan Theatre will open this
evening it'll Mrs. Fiske and the Manhattan
Vo'nf any in Becky Sharp This will
'e Tie FIRST appearance OF the new perma-
heh' company that Harrison Grey Fiske
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u i to make the Manhattan Theatre it's
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y = number Of productions and revivals.
ssat roles In Becky sharp