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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27

| The meeting of the Montgomery | Baseball Association will be held to- day. yesterday not being convenient for several reasons. A member of the either Carlton Moiesworth or Charlie Schwartz will undoubtedly be put in
 charge of the team, the complaint against Pabst being that he does not control his men as he should.
 Just what the trouble is with the team Is not known. The team as a
 whole looks to be as fast as any in the Southern League in fielding while | in hitting they are the equals if not the superiors of any team in the league. It Is painful fact however, that l they have been losing until the locals fans have become so sore that unless | something is done-and done promptly the already diminishing attendance will will shrink to the bare empty
 team have played the most brilliant ball ever seen on the local diamond and the nxt day put up an exhibition that would make the mutterings of a deaf mute sound like the roar of a done at the meeting today 1t is to be devoutly hoped that the effect will be such as to cause the team to win enough games to get out of the cellar. have held without a struggle most of the summer. The Montgomery people are sick and tired of this state of things and the salvation of local base ball depends on few victories
 Gardner or Carter will pitch todays game against Clark or Minnahan Yesterdays game will probably be played Wednesday, that day being an off day with both the Birmingham and Montgomery teams.
 After Tuesdays game here the Birmingham team does not play until Thursday when they open in Atlanta. The local team is not scheduled after Tuesdays game until Friday when Nashville Is scheduled here Friday Saturday and Sunday. Thursday is also an offday with the Nashville and Montgomery team and 1t is possible that the game scheduled for next Sun definite arrangements have been made
 The fact that two games played yes- terday changed the entire standing of the Southern League demonstrates the fact that ne penant race just now is the closest ever seen. ! Wigg's bril- liant debut with the Pelicans pulled Charlie Franks crowd back to the top, pushing Mike Finn's aggregation from the top to third place, Atlanta taking second place without struggle Stockdale's defeat of Shreveport yes terday puts the Egyptians two points above Nashville in fifth place, the Fishermen dropping to sixth and only nine points above Birmingham for seventh place. The games between New Orleans and Memphis, Atlanta and Nashville and Little Rock and Shreve- port today will be interesting to watch, Atlanta, Memphis and Shreveport hay ing the advantage of being at home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
Ghost i'm Every Corner. Chicago Telegram to the New York

Sun.
 This was a day of ghosts in the con- vention hall Hanna's name was in the air. He was the man who signed the call for the convention. On the tick cts that admitted the delegates to tho hall was the portrait of Mckinley. When the Pennsylvanians marched to their seats the familiar figure of Sena- tor Quay was missing from the line. Wherever the delegates looked there was something to remind them that men on whom the party has depended for aid and assistance in the past are not to be called upon again. All these things serve to turn the convention in- to memorial service. In every cor ner of the hall there is a ghost
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
ALL FOR sOUTHERNERs.
Students From Dixie HOnared at old
 EN.

Students From Dixie HOnQred at Old
 Eli.
 New Haven, Conn, June 26.-An- nouncement will be made tomorrow at Yale of the senior appointments, and the list will include thirteen for phil osophical orations, ten for high ora tions, twenty-five for orations, twenty nine for dissertations. fifteen for dis putes, thirty for second disputes, twen- ty-nnine for first colloqutes and thirty i've for second colloquies.
 Among the winners in philosophical orations is William Pickens. Little Rock, Ark.
 The winners in high orations include F. E. Rowland, Asheville, N. C.; T. M. Marsha, East Orange. N. C.. and J. C. Parmelee, Trebezont, Ky.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
pieroIn ProcInimed PrenIdent.

Lima, Peru, June 26-Amid perfect order, 10000 people of all classes in Lima and the suburbs. paraded through the center of the city today proclaim ing General Nicolas De Pierola as a candidate for the Presidency. The scene was one without precident III Partl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
CONDITIONS IN HAITI.
Island Stirred Up over Powcrs' Atti-
 tude.


 tude.
 Port Su Prince, Hayti, Juno 26.-- There is no confirmation here of the TO- ports that France and Germany are about to send warships 10 Haytien wa ters in consequence of the attack on the respective ministers of those coun- tries by the palace guards at Port au Prince.
 The French and German Ministers are awaiting instructions from their Governments.
 The Haytien Government, however, regards the incident as closed by the forwarding of apologies, while the press is silent concerning the affair. A semi official newspaper, without refer ring directly to the attack on the min isters, says that foreigners in Haytl are receiving a large measure of hos tility and tha they must accept the GUS toms of the country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
Meeting of Council Begins Today
 Large AtfemHaueA

Large Attendance.
 St Louis. June 26.-A meeting of the National Council tomorrow afternoon will practically mark the beginning of the 43d annual convention of the Ma tional Educational Association, which will be held at the Worlds Fair Grounds this week, although the gen. eraI sessions do not begin until Tues day.
 The convention will be divided into department sessions in various halls throughout the grounds, the principal session being held in Festival Hall. Over a hundred addresses will be de- livered and a very extensive program will be carried out.
 It is estimated that probably 10000 educators have already arrived. but twice that number may be in the city. It is announced that at least 30,000 ed- ucators will be in attendance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
For Sunday Violation.

Jim Peterson, a negro employed by J. w. Smith was arrested at 7:l5 o'clock yesterday morning by Patrolman J. A. Oliver, charged with violation of the Sunday liquor law. He will have a hearing before Recorder A. H. Airing ton this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
ChIcaro, z, Pittaburu l.

Chicago. June 26.-The locals defeat- ed the champions very easily today by consecutive hitting in several innings. Weimer was a puzzle to the visitors in all but the fourth inning. Attend anoe, 12,500. Score:
 Chicago. .. .. 100 1O2 s0"-7 1s 2 Pittsburg e. .. 900 100 OOO-1 2 2
 Batteries-Weimer and King; Miller and Smith. Umpire, Moran and Zim- ner. Time. l 40.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
Clevelaud. ', st. Louia. A.

St. Louis. June 26.-The Cleveland's defeated the St. Louis team today in a loosely played game. Sudhoff was knocked out of the box in the opening inning. Sciever, who succeeded him did little better. Attendance, lS,009.
 St. Louis. .. e. 100 0l0 O02-4 10 4 Cleveland .. =. ..101 900 131-7 II 8
 Batteries Sudhon. Sciever and Kahoe; Moore and Bemis. Empires, King and O'Loughlin. Time, 1:52.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
RaIIway T. .eDhope system.

New York Commercial
 The Illinois Central is to expend $500. 900 in reorganizins and improving its telephone system. Wires weighing 400 pounds to the mile will be substi- tuted for those of 17S pounds now in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
snnnhron fn Lenve.

Tangier. June 26.-omcers of Rear Admiral Chadwick's squadron say that the squadron will leave Tangier tomor- row and Tuesday for Gibraltar and Genoa and that Rear Admiral JewelTs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27

his opponents when the bases were full. Attendance. s.126. Score: Cincinnati :. :. o10 o30 o10 o--5 IF St. Louis :. 1900 900 020 2--1 Batteries--Walker and Schlei; Tay-
 Tor and Grady. Umpire. oDay. Time. two hours.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27

SIS Hopkins, the former Southern League twirler, got on a spree Friday night and was unable to pitch for Huntsville Saturday. Manager Prout has handed him his release. Second baseman Womble was put on the bench for the same offense.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Columbus, 6; Indianapolis. s. Minneapolis. 5; Milwaukee, 8. Louisville. 4; Toledo. 3.
 Minneapolis, (; Milwaukee, g.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
C,Onder BreaIka Record.

Paris. June 26.-Gonder, a member of the Sport Athletique Bordelais, at an amateur championship meeting today broke the worlds record at pole vault ing, clearing i2 feet 1 inch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
st. LOuis, 2, Cincinnati. 6.

Cincinnati. June 26.-The Cincinnatis contributed this afternoons game to St. Louis by making errors at critical stages. Taylor was pounded hard by the local team but was able to hold
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
sntoIIi Leaven CnpItaI.

Washington, June 26.-Cardlnal Sa- tolIi, who came here yesterday from Philadelphia, left the city today for visit to the St. Louis Exposition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
AIrs. Langtry Selling Out. pNOA CokIo.-~. kz .h1 N-1-,. V

Lohdon CabIegram to the New York
 Sun.
 What was described as q casket of Jewelry belonging to Lily Langtry. the actress, was sold at auction today as diamond bracelets. rings and similar articles and brought total of S26.S70. Mrs. Langtry's town house Is also to be sold
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
Games Todns

At ery-Birmingham and Montgomery. At Memphis-New Orleans and Mem- phis.
 At Atlanta--Nashville and Atlanta.
 At hrevevport--Liatle Rock and Shreveport.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27

use. This. with improved Instruments 1t Is hoped. will make conversation be- tween Chicago and the Gulf as easy as talking aernss q small room. The telephone system is also to be extend- ed over the Omaha division.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27

James Gordon Bennett carries with him on his yacht on every long voy- age. two fine cows. in order ths2 hms may avoid condensed milk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
CHANGE OF CAPTAINS
SCHWARTZ On MoLEswOKTH MAY DIRECT THE PRETzELS.
Local Association win Meet Today ana May Name New Manager to Find Ont Trouble Among Pretzeis.
Leaxue Standing.
Cnmes Yesterday.

At New orieans--Littie Rock, 0; New Orleans. [.
 At shreveport--Memphis. g; shrevc- port. 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27

The bookcase presented by George Wash ington to his family physician. pr. James craik. Is offered for sale by the lattsrs hsira
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-ons new No. Fay-sholes month Phone No. s5 or address Type writer. box 12.
 MACHINERY-I have the largest lot of new engines and boilers in the South; can fill order same day I receive 1t on any size up to o5o H. P. also secondhand machinery of all kinds. W. R. Caldwell. Montgomery. Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
SIS HOPKINS AT OLD TRICKS.
Gets Tfn-Canned Even in q Kitty League
 --Huntsvfl1e,s Remarkable Spurt.

Huntsville, June 26.--(Special. )-- Huntsvflle's string of ten straight vic tories has brought the standing of the team up from sixth to second place in the penEant race Decatur dropped from first to third place during the week The standing of clubs Is as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
Wesleyan Female COllege, Macon,

Begins September 1< 1eo4 stand dA Aumna
 
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
FOR RENT-RoOMS.

FEW MORE nice outside rooms. well ven. tilated, at Merchants Hotel; coolest and most pleasant hotel rooms in city. Call and see them. The place to stop in summer. Fine path rooms. 5t-iS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
WANTED.
wANTED--MALE HELP.

WANTED-A young man with S5,0OO. % can get stock and position as bookkeeper .n good lumber business Address A. B. Cook. Fitzgerald, Ga St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
FINANCIAL

MONTGOMERY ABSTRACT CO, 6 S. Perry St Mortgages on improved property for small amounts for sale. Money to Loan on favorable terms. u-2T
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27
Dining Cars on Principal Through Trains
Convenient Schedules.

Literature, further information regarding how reach Knoxville, etc, call write any ticket agent Passenger Department representative of the Southern Railway. BROOKS MORGAN JNO. METCALFE, Asst Genl Pass. Agent,
 TIP, A., Montgomery. Atlanta. Ga
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-27

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08
NEWSPAPER MEN HERE.
All Kansas DaiIies Have Representa-
tiVes at Conventions.

Although many of the politicians as
well as the delegates to the Republi-
can congressional and state conventions
got on the ground early, they were not
outdone by the newspaper men. Repre-
sentatives of all the principal Kansas
dailies began to arrive Sunday and by
last night there was a full representa-
ton present
Some of those here are Clarance ant
son. Of the Topeka Journal; w. Y. Nor
gan. Of the Hutchinson News; f. \. Cor
dy. of the Salina Journal: Fred Dumont
Smith. of the Kinsley Mercury; Clay
Whitman. of the La Crosse Republican.
Frank Gerald. of the Topeka Capital;
Charles Sessions. of the Kansas City
Journal; Jesse Leach. of the st. Joe
News: Fred Vandergrift newspaper cor
respondent ut Topeka; {. L. Hopkins, OF
the Topeka Hersld. and F. c. Raney. Of
the Fl Scott Republican Mr.. Raney is
also secretary of the Republican state
committee; Albert Thompson. of the
HI -chinson Bee. is here
The Topeka Daily Capital Has opened
headquarters in room IS Carey hotel The
Capital has leased Western Union wire
with an operator who sends convention
news from headquarters direct 10 it's
Office in Topeka. J. +. farrell, city editor
Of the Capitol is in charge here Jay
Z. House. the Second fought man of
the Capital is here 10 do feature work
Arthur Capper and Harold r. Chase
managing editor and editor OF the Cap
ital. viii arrive tonight TO take in the
convention
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08
and agree upon convention organiza-

and agree upon a convention organiza-
ton
Car w. Taylor. who led the fight
against the machine in Reno county and
started the stampede that resulted in
the withdrawal of Governor Bailey will
be chairman of the caucus. The organiza-
ton that has been agreed upon but yet
awaits the fat OF the convention is eX-
Lieutenant Gov II. E. Richter for tenn
porary chairman and this will later give
place TO the permanent organization with
w r. Stubs as chairman. The secre-
taries have not yet been selected and
the selection of the minor offices of the
temporary organization will be the work
Of the caucus.
The caucus will not be a star chamber
affair but all who will promise to be
good ana not start a rough house Will
be admitted and made welcome but they
are expected to abide by the decisions Of
the caucus and help carry out the pro-
gram mapped out at that time. 1t will
be the largest caucus ever held preceding
a Republican state convention and the
anti-machine leaders say it will also be
the most harmonious. In fact those who
have it in charge have taken the pre-
caution to see that it is harmonious and
they do not propose TO have any slips OF
the cogs Every piston. wheel, cog and
oil cam of the machine has been examined
and placed in running order and with an
experienced machinist in charge no ac-
cident can possibly occur.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08
slonaker the Kew to the Situation.

OAObor>Ct tic NCv 10 iiiC 0ttu0hiSi'
1t is admitted that Judge Slonecker
holds the key to the situation. If he
remains in the race and insists on a
show down it will result in the nom
ination of Justice Atkinson But, on the
other hand if he throws his strength TO
Judge Smith Of Mitchell county he has
il in his power to nominate the Sixth
District jurist. The anti-machine lead
ers claim that they are keeping their
hands out OF the judicial fight and are
not doing anything prejudiciaJ to the
cause Of Judge Clark A Smith, Judge
Atkinson or Judge Slonecker- Judge
Smith has endorsements from every
county in the Sixth district and many
Of the counties in the Fifth district that
are his neighbors viii wait anXiOusly for
a chance 10 come TO him. The Third
district is a unit for Judge Atkinson re-
CARELESS Of machine or ant-machine and
the consensus Of opinion is that the fight
is between Atkinson and Smith. The
anti-machine leaders declare that they
have no fight to make on Judge Akin
son and he will receive support from this
faction of the party outside the Third
district.
The only other open question in the
convention is that of railroad commits
sioner 1t is generally conceded that
Walker ard Wheatley viii be re-nominat-
ed In Walkers case the interests OF
Congressman Curtis is at stake The
convention tomorrow must seat the Wal
ker- delegates from Jackson county or
discredit the Curtis delegates that were
seated in the Horton convention. The
in. Ha
vention has been held up in it's hearing
in order to give Mr.. Curtis the prestige
of the action of the state convention
in seating the Curtis and Walker dele
gates in Jackson county.
There is no fight on Wheatley from
any quarter and the fact that the Third
district is lined up for him solid will
give him a prestige in the convention
that viii be depended upon TO shove
him over the line for a touch down. This
viii leave but one place on the railroad
board to fight for with six other can
didates with Tom Potter waiting for an
opening. The avowed candidates are J.
s. George Of Reno county; John T. White
of Ottawa; J. b. Robinson, of Butler;
VIM. Hawley Of Dickinson; a W. Smith
of Mcpherson and S. S. Ashabaush Of
Sedswick
The candidates in the field for rail-
road commissioner are divided UP as
follows as regards occupation George
is a wholesale grocer and has been secre-
tary Of the Hutchinson Wholesale Grocery
company for fifteen years. Potter is one
Of the more extensive cattle breeders and
the moXe extensive cattle breeders and
SINNERS of the state and Robinson IS
also an extensive cattle raiser and ship
per. White is a grain dealer while Haw-
ley is a lumber merchant and Smith as
every body knows is a professional farm
er and Ashbaugh is a lawyer. George
has the disadvantage of being from a
county that already has a candidate in
the person of 7. l.. Dayhoff for state
superintendent, but he also has the adj
vantage of the backing Of the wholesale
interests of the state behind him to a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08

Crumbino. Dodge City; II. E. Baubein.
Ford City.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
T. w. Harrisoo. Ottawa; J. \ Woodlief
Ottawa; II. {. Machen. Ottawa; \. F.
Skinner. ottawa; II. W. Fesssnden. OF
tswa; 4. \ Lathrop Ottawa; Fred Bald
win, Pomona w ". Devore. Williams
burg: y. W. McCanaless. Princeton: F r.
Fiehler. Wellsviue: W. T. Neinstodt. lie
Loup; Geo Z. Pingree. Pomona; \. l..
Llugard. Princeton
GEARY COUNTY.
w II Mackey. Jr. Junction City; G. W.
Mcknight. Junction City; W. :. Roark,
Junction City; \. p Spessard. Junction
City; G. w Smith. Junction City; W. II
Kenneth, Milford.
COVE COUNTY
s \. Cook. Griuaell: Z. T Lewis. Jer.
ONE; Martin Bcuiz. Buffalo Park
GRAHAM COUNTY.
B. r Smith. Bogue; A f. Kerns. Elk
City: James Holmes. I'm CITY; John
Goodwin, Morland.
GRANT COUNTY.
Ed McGnlivray. Ulysses; Z O. Stuart.
Lawson.
GRAY COUNTY.
Z. Y. Douglass, ingalls,; J. r Josser-
and. Montezuma.
GREELEY COUNTY.
c. p. Carlson. Stockholm. ". II RiJlen
Horace.
GREENWOOD COUNTY.
J. c. Knudson. Eureka. H. \ Lovett.