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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-10
SIREN WHISTLE REGULATED.
 e--S-- DemopoIis is Now Divided Into Four
 V9ynFfa.

Demopolis. Oct. 9.-(Special.) )-Recent complaints about the unnecessary blow = ing of the siren whistle have resulted in the City Council taking the matter up and it being regulated in most satisfactory manner.
 The city has been divided into four wards as follows: Ward includes all that part of the city east of Straw berry and north of Franklin Streets; Ward 2. east of Franklin and South of Strawberry Streets; Ward 3, west of Strawberry and south of Franklin Streets; Ward f, west of Strawberry and north of Franklin Street. For a fire three blasts Of the wistle will be blown, and after a short interval the number of the ward in which the fire Is, will be blown by one. two, three or four blasts, according to the location of the fire.
 Frank James, who is at the head of the large hardwood stave works in this county, near Myrtlewood, has been in this city several days. He was ac- companied by number of his men. Mir family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-10
CAPT. McRAE RESIGNS
unnux CHANT r6 sTATIONMAsTEn
 AT MONTGOMERY.
1lxn rspular Predecessor VIII Go Back oa neod A6 Train Conductor of :
 MksAs1e AnA l1sne9smeey

The Feeignation of Captain Phil Mo- 0ae as statfonmaster at the Montgom- cry union railway station took effect yeeterday morning. At the same time the appointment of Berry Grant as stAtionmaster to succeed Captain Mo- HAt took effect.
 Captain NcRae goes back to his first love, paseeffwer train conductor on the Mobile and Montgomery division of the Louisville and Nashville. His run will be on train No. 1, leaving Montgomery at 11:15 .. rn.. and train No. 2, arriving in Montgomery at sis a. m.
 Captain McRae is the fourth oldest conductor on the Mobile and Montgom- cry division. Captain Keeler is the oldest conductor. Captain John Elliott. second, and Captain Haralson. next.
 Captain McRae's going back on the road win result in a chain of changes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-10
SUIT AGAINST RAILROAD.
Woman Asks Value oT Household Goods. Destroyed by Fire.

Huntsville, Oct. 9.-(Special. )-Mrs NJ E. Rowland of Birmingham has filed suit through her attorney against the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis goods, destroyed in Nashville when the freight depot of the defendant company burned on the 5th of October, 1904. Mrs Rowland fixed the value of her goods at $S,SS5
 Ten of the best riders in Madison County will contest with team or ten from Huntsville tomorl ow at Did rld . End Park. John H. Wallace, Jr., is cap tain If the Huntsville riders, ana Chas F. Robinson is captain of the opposing team. The rivalry between the city and county is keen and great interest Is felt in the result. One of the Iea- lures of the tournament will be the cor onatio1 of the queen of love and beauty bv the winning knight. and the selec- tiOn of several maids of honor; A cor onatiol ball will follow at night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-10

Some of the city officials and prom inent citizens here called my attention to what Vinol had accomplished for them. and induced me to give 1t trial. l must confess that 1t certainly worked wonders for me. It was delicious to take and did not upset my stomach like old-fashioned cod liver oil and emul- sion; 1t gave me a hearty appetite. cured my stomach trouble and strength ened and invigorated my entire system. wish every sick person in Montgom- cry would try this great cod liver oil preparation, Vinol." J. s. Darnell. Mayor of Frankfort, Ky.
 Our local druggist. E. G. Fowler. says. The above letter is perfectly genuine, and we endorse all Mayor Dar- nell says. We guarantee Vinol to in- crease the appetite cure stomach trou- oles. renew the vitality of the aged, build up the run down tired ana de@ bilitated, make the weak strong. cure chronic coughs, colds and build m inc convalescent. or we will return to the purchaser every dollar paid for it ." E c. Fowler, Druggist.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-10
Mir. Farley i'm Washington.

Washington, Oct. 9.-(Special)- Lewis Farley of Montgomery is the only banker from Alabama who has arrived to attend the annual convention of the National Bankers Association which win open In this city tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-10
MAYOR OF FRANKFORT, k\
Tells What VinOl Is Doing fin the South.

ITO Whom it May Concern-For the benefit of the people of Montgomery permit me to say a few words in the columns of The Advertiser endorsing the peerless merits of that modern cod liver oil prepar ltion, vinol.
 For years I suffered from indiges- tion, stomach trouble, and general nervous delibity. I had spent lots of money with different doctors and tried all kinds of medicines, but with out any benefit whatever.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-10
"E. R. McDavid,
 Secretary of State. "October 9th. 1905."
A Delicious Drink

HORsTORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE.
 A teaspoonful added to a glass of cold water Invigorates, Strengthens and Re freshes. tu-thu- sat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-10
It is More
 Economical
 and Safer if

you need ten gallons of paint, to buy five gallons Davis Semi Paste at paint price and five gallons Pure Linseed Oil at oil price, than, to buy ten gallons Ready Mixed Paint (which is 80 to 40 per cent. Lihseed oH) and thereby pay paint price for the Linseed on 1t con- tains.
 Payne, wllingham & Wood. Mont gomery. Ala, sell Davis Semi Paste Paint. tu-thu-sun.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-10
Quarantine
 Proclamation.
Mayors CffioA City of Montgomery, AlA.s

Mayors OfftoAk
 City of Montgomery, .A1as
 undsr and by virtue of the ro.sr vs:ss1 s the Mayor 9f this ely ox tn: L:s,ssssSss ar gomery. and in sccordancs. with the rec. omnendations Of the Board of Health ee Montgomery County. now. thereforet
 l. Q. P. HcIntyIa Acting Mayor of ehe City of Montgomery. do hereby proclaim guarantins. agsinst the city of New e. leans Louisian,. and person, living ta ssy iss .osas .as sas isns ths n' Ssv. tho said city of New .!crieans. Louisisne: and the Alabama State line, and any and all places that are now or which may here after be infected with yellow fever, to the effect that no person or persons from sHch come within ten miles of the city of Mont. restrictions as have been imposed by the State Board of Health, or for the p0rpoge of passing through on through AainA until public notice shai. have been gtvsA of the discontinuance Se this quarantine. In witness whereof I have hsfsunto set Montgomery. this a4th day Of July, 1908. tsEALAs Acting N&yos.
 Mayors Office
 City of Montgomery, Ala. | hereby offer : reward of ;ioc for .i in- with evidence to convict, of any person whs may hereafter enter the city of Montgomery Tn violation of my proclamation of Quaran- w ~ " ~ F: r1NrYRn
 0 Actins Mayor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-10

NVas habits treated without
 patn or confinement, Cur. Egaranseed os no pay; AdSres. B II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-10

Delightful rail and water trip to-khe East via Norfolk or Savannah Apply to Jno. H. Ketner. c. A.; s. T, suratt D: T A.. Mont- gomery. Ala. for fun DArticularA oa Charles F. Stewart. A O., P. A.. Savannah spary except sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-10

s:3opmlUnton Springs. Ala, anal points on Seaboard' be-l ttweea Montgomery and FtI lDavis. Solid train forl Union Springs; nc changel
 of cara 5:4bam
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
ANGELS LOSE
TO PORTLANDS
srANDING OF THE CLUBS
tPaciic Coast Leasue)

w. L. Pet. W. L. Pct
Oakland lie .667 Los Angeles 10 IL .470
Tacoma Iii 500 Portland 10 13 ABS
San Fran --.12 II -50olSeattle -. 16 .304
PORTLAND. April 24-Nine fat runs
to four for the Angels gave the game
to the home team to the entire salts
faction of big crowd this afternoon
at the Vaughn street grounds. 1t was
not good baseball. Essick was bit
wild and after working up to the sixth
and part of that inning he was re-
placed by Garvin, who finished the
game.
Three innings passed without a score.
In the fourth, Acting Manager
Schlahey poked one into center. House
holder advanced him to second and he
scored on McLeans s long drive to left.
which Ross failed to handle. Flood
fumbled and Atz was safe. Runkle hit
past the infield and Mclean scored.
The Angels hoped on Essick in their
half of the fifth. Cravath got a two
bagger and Ross singled. Cravath
scored. Runkle Juggled Eager's drive
and dropped skyscraper from Ber-
nard and two more runs came in. With
two down, Householder singled and
came home on McLean's wallop. Atz
was struck by pitched ball and stole
second. Gray got tangled up with one
that Runkle bumped. He threw wild
to Dillon and two runs crossed the
plate. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
LADIES HOLD CONTEST
FOR CHESEBROUGH CUP
First Competition for Silver Handicap
Trophy Begins on the Preside
Golf Course To-Day.

The ladies of the San Francisco
Golf and Country Club will begin the
first competition for the Chesebrough
handicap cup this morning on the
Preside links. If more than eight
competitors appear. a qualifying round
will be held over eighteen holes, medal
play, the eight contestants who re
turn the lowest scores being entitled
to enter the match play rounds. If
no qualifying round is found neces-
sary, the first round of match play
will take. place. The name or the
winner of the competition will be en-
graved on the handsome silver trophy.
which will become the property of
the lady who first wins three compe-
titions.
The entry list for the amateur
championship of the Pacific Coast
Golf Association closed last night, but
entries reaching r. Gilman Brown,
the secretary of the association, by
this mornings mail will be accepted.
The qualifying round. over thirty-six
holes, will be played tomorrow over
the course of the San Rafael Golf
Club
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
Jury MAY RAID
AMATEUR BOUTS
Will Decide To-Day Whether
or Not Hawthorne Clubs
Fights Will Take Place
MCDONALD TESTIFIES
cDONALD TESTIFIES
Rough House" Converses
With Foreman Andrews on
Subject of Fistic Lore

To fight or not to fight-that is the
question that Is agitating the officials
OF the Hawthorne Club. julius Kahn,
representing the Hawthorne Club and
1T is whispered-all the amateur
CLUBS, says the goes will come off.
FOREMAN Andrews of the Grand Jury
says nothing-for publication. There
fore 1t looks like another raid
The card with the exception Of one
pugilist is 90. K-ed by physician
One Mr.. ]. Ennis, who was scheduled
to fight at 128 pounds with George
Sanfranson, refused to submit himself
to medical examination. While in the
pink of condition personally. he as
serted, the delapidated condition of his
hosiery prevented his disrobing his
feet and consequently he was debar-
red.
Among those who appeared before
Foreman Andrews was Rough House
Mcdonald, battered veteran of many
an amateur" go.
You are old in the business" re-
marked Foreman Andrews. yet you
will box for $35 trophy"
Il will" replied Rough House" :"
I've got me job as teamster. I'm the
Amateur Kid -
But lots of fellows as long in the
business as you get $3.50 fight" sug-
gested Andrews.
What t. 'ell," exclaimed Mcdonald
crestfallen. well, 1 tell you I'm the
Amateur Kid F"
Then Foreman Andrews had a tete-
a-tete with two very young young
sters, Johnnie Murphy, aged 16, and
Willie Conroy, aged IT, The matter of
age is one of the points that will come
before the Grand Jury at 11:30 to-day
when they meet to decide whether or
not the Hawthorne Club fights will
be permitted.
Foreman Andrews declines to be in
terviewed on the subject, but 1t looks
like no bouts.
The Young brothers are sparring for
a chance to land on the jury with an
injunction, but the foreman is too wise
to leave any opening. William Greer
Harrison and Attorney Peixotto were
and Foreman Andrews said he cleaned
something that will open the eyes of
the jury. 1t looks like a raid.
The Grand Jury investigated the
Coroner's office yesterday and express
To-day a committee will inspect the
workings of the Assessors and Record
er's offices. The committee Will consist
of w. j. Bryan, j. III. Speck and
George A. Newhall.
Foreman Andrews will abandon the
attempt to pursuade Adolph Stefens
to confess what he knows about the
ballot box stuffing. Steffens was given
a chance to save himself from San
Quentin by confessing on March 29.
but outside influences were brought
to bear and he cast away the oppor-
tunity.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
DID 1rO
MORRIS LEVY OUTWlTS
MANAGER COFFROTH
CAPTURES HIS PET MATCH
Supervisors Waste No Time in Granting
the Coveted Permit for the Bout

fessed not to know whether his $1,000
license fee would be returned TO him
by the Supervisors or whether the ex-
pense money he has paid QUIT bring
White here will find it's way back into
his pocket.
AS the fighters had signed to appear
before Coffroth's club tonight, the arti-
cles they signed yesterday were dated
ahead to avoid any legal complications
Contracts seemed to cut 20 figure IN
the calculations yesterday.
According to one OF COfrrOth's friends
he was given to understand that II
permit was asked for yesterday by a
club other than the Yosemite Club ii
would be granted. One was hastily or
ganized. with Britt Sr. as president and
Sam Berger as secretary and man
ager. A cog slipped somewhere in
the machinery. as wnen votes were
counted before the board meeting IL
was found that just two Supervisors
could be counted upon to vote in its
favor.
AGREEMENT Is REACHED.
A conference was held In the ante
room and Britt was shown the over
whelming strength Of Morris Levy.
He quickly took in the situation and
an agreement was reached in which
Ccffroth apparently cuts no figure.
lie iIldllcT QlQ uOl COAA4C 0P DAAtn hCcA
the close of the boards session. SUI
pervisor Eggers then presented reso-
luton and asked that the rules be sus-
pended. 1t was not referred to the
Police Committee. but was at once
voted on and adopted.
meeting was arranged for last
night, when the former articles were
agreed upon. Willie Britt was in fine
voice and took advantage Of the oppor-
turftv To make a long harane11e on the
subject of referee. In the clubs print
ed articles is a clause permitting the
club TO appoint the referee if the box
ers cannot agree on a man. Britt said
he was sure they would agree upon a
referee at their meeting and wanted
this innocent provision stricken out.
Manager Levy said the clubs regular
referee is Jack Welch and that he
would appoint him if they did not agree
on a man. Welch would not act. al
though he felt sure he would If re-
quested. The clubs second choice
would be Mark Shaughnessy. The box
ers will resume their training to-day
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
Mona Leads Out Rosetint.

NEW YORK. April 24.-Aqueduct racing
summary.
First race, seven furIongs-WhOrler won
1:27.
Second race, handicap. six and half FUR
longs-Mona won. Rosstint second Buttling
third. Time, I 81.
Third race. four furlongs-Oaklawn won.
Veronese second. High Brush third. Time 40
Fourth race, Flushing stakes. one mile
Grenade won, Ocean Tide second. Sais third.
Time. 1:40.
Fifth race, four and a half furlongs-PhyI-
lis won. Aviston second. Ethel Hayman
third. Time, .55.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Regal won. Phoe-
bus second, Ishmalian third. Time. 1:13 AS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
Steeplechase for Red Onr.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, April 24.-Cumberland
Park racing results:
First race. four and half furlongs-Char-
ley5 Eastman won. Pelna second Polly Prim
third Time. :55 SIS.
Second race. six furlongsHNannie Hodge
won, Miss Jordan second. Mabel winn third
Time. 1:14H.
Third race, one and sixteenth miles-Juba
won. Postmaster Wright second, Blue Mint
third. Time, so.
Fourth race. steeplechase, short course
Red Car won, Evander second, Mr. Rose third
Time. 3:04
Fifth race. seven and half furlongs-Jaks
won, Columbia Girl second. Benvolio third.
Time, 1:@515-
Sixth race. six and half furIong-Chan-
trelle wons Violin second. Ogontz third. Time,
1:22L.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
Sprint Race for Footballers.

One of the events on the programme
of the annual field day of the Pacific
Association of the Amateur Athletic
Union to be held on Saturday. the
29th inst, on the cinder track of the
University of Californa, will be a 220-
yard race, open to members of asso-
citation football clubs only. A medal
will be presented to the winner. AS
Andre A Glarner. the French sprint
er, will not take part, the event Is an
open one.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
"PREP" SCHOOL BASEBALL,
SCHEDULE is UNTANCIED
Protests Are Decided, Giving the
Various Teams knowledge of
Their RPsnecttva po~;ti~,,~

Fqrious Icdins knowledge OF
Their Respective Positions.
The tangle into which the baseball
schedule of the high schools In the
Academic Athletic League had drifted
was formally Strengthened by a com
mittee appointed by the organization
last evening at meeting held at the
Cogswell Business College. Five pro-
tests had been filed by various schools
and the decisions will materially affect
the final score.
y The st. Matthew's Military Academy
protested against the Palo Alto High
School in it's contest in which St
Matthews was defeated. on the ground
that Bransfield, player of Palo Alto
was not duly registered according to
the association. The settlement of this
question was referred back to the
schools in question, as it was a matter
| of scholarship.
| Lick players disagreed as to the right
of the Lowell High School to claim a
| victory over them as the game had not
run the required number of innings
The settlement of this question was
one involving extremely careful de-
liberation on the part OF the officials
and the decision was reserved until q
later date.
Lowell was again involved in a pro-
| test of its own in which she claimed
that in the game when Polytechnic
outclassed 1t they played a man who
was not eligible and who had been duly
protested. Lowell was given the de-
cision.
Alameda and Berkeley high schools
were in trouble over an unsatisfactory
game which terminated in the fifth in
ming with Berkeley slightly in the lead.
In order to get another trial Alameda
based its argument on q portion of
the league constitution which had been
violated by the representatives of the
college town. The committee in order
| to allow fair play called the former
contest Cancelled and declared the con-
testants must replay the game from
the start.
Mr.. Michels, chairman, and Messrs
Reeves and Boobar comprised the com
mittee. Lick was represented by Cap
tain White, Manager Smell and Mr.
Barieau. Lowell was supported by
Messrs. Johnson, Claybrough and
! Tompkins. Polytechnic depended upon
Mckenzie and Captain Cuenin. The
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
RightfuI a winner ar St. Iouis.

ST. LOUIS. April 24.-American Jockey
Club racing results:
First race. one mile-Melo 3 won. Stalker
second. Prince Real third. Time, la
Second race. four furlongs-Grove Center
won. Running Miss second. j. A Collett third
Time, AS.
Third race. six furlongs-Hobson' Chosc,
won. Gavin second Billy Handsell third.
Time. 1:17
Fourth race. six and a half furlonzs-
Rishtful won, Hal c. Sherman second Alden
third Tina 1:21.
Fifth race, one nile-Erbe won, Morendo
second. Alabasch third Time, AZ 4-5
Sixth race. mile and seventy yardS-st
Resolute won, Lord Hermence second The
Messenger third. Time. 1: :46 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25

for more than a month. The old
gelding was fully identified by Pete
Smith, who formerly trained him.
]. H. McHugh; owner of Toltec and
an old-time horseman, passed away at
Fabiola HospitaT-last Thursday of ty-
phoid pneumonia. The remains will
be buried from Sacred Heart Church,
Oakland, to-day at 10 o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25

The situation regarding the Britt
White fight cleared up suddenly and
Unexpectedly yesterday, leaving Man
ager Jim Coffroth of the Yosemite Club.
who brought about the match, high
and dry on the shore like some dere-
lict cast up by the sea.
Morris Levy of the Hayes Valley
Club was granted the permit for May
by the Supervisors, with the under
standing that he would promote the
Britt-White engagement. Although he
had the Hanlon-Corbett fight on his
hands he took on the other affair.
Charley Mitchell. representing White,
met Willie Britt and Manager Levy
last night and quickly reached an un-
derstanding. The Hghtweights are to
meet in Woodward's Pavilion on Fri
day night, May 5. The articles call for
the boxers to receive so per cent Of the
gross receipts, the winner to receive so
per cent of this and the loser. 40. Britt
has always scoffed at fighting for this
percentage, so it is fair to presume he
is to receive his 10 per cent bonus out
of the clubs share.
There are rumblings from the direc-
ton of Nelson's summer home at
Larkspur which portend disturbance
Of some magnitude over under the
shadow of Mt. Tamalpais. Manager
Nolan, who was never called to ac-
count for his startling charges recent
ly intimates that he has other revela-
tions TO make. With the HanlOn-COr-
bett bout scheduled for next month,
the battling Dane is apparently
crowded off the map here, although
he is the one man who can draw
big house at present, as the public
seems apathetic over the Britt-White
affair.
WEIGH AS PEACEMAKER
To Jack Welch. the official referee
of the Hayes Valley Athletic Club. is
given all the credit for Strengthening
out the tangle. While he said yester-
day that he would not referee the
fight it is generally conceded he will
be the third man in the ring when the
battle is fought.
There were so many angles to yester-
days proceedings it is difficult TO get
at the facts. Manager Coffroth had
one of those smiles on his face last
night that won't come off. He pro-
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
Mile Race for King EIIswortb.

results:
First race. four furlongs-Topsy Robinso,
Time, 80
Second race. Ave and a half furlonxs-Ju-
cora won. Lucky Charm second Colonel Whit.
third. Time. Oe.
Third race. mile-KinS Ellsworth won
Blennenworth second. Canyon third Time
1:41.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Forehand won.
Pinkerton second, Mayor Johnson third. Tina
1:14.
Fifth race. six furlongs-W r Palmer won
Awakening second. Miss AnabIe third Time
liza.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards
Tartan won. Bannock Belle second, Decoration
third Time, 40 3-5.
Stin hats cover a multitude OF soft
heads
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
Suicide Is Identified.

eide in Golden Gate Park Sunday by
drinking opium poison was identified
at the Morgue yesterday as Rose Fac
ton by R. Pridaux OF 8 Powell street.
Pridaux says he does not believe this
is his real name. but during the time
he knew him that was what he was
called. Faction, he says, was a resi-
dent of Sonora and was interested in a
mine there. He was Of a melancholy
disposition.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25

liable to be attacked, the
hands, feet, back, arms, face
and legs are the parts most
often afflicted. The cause of
Eczema is a too acid condi-
ton of the blood. The cir
culation becomes loaded
with fiery, acid poisons that
are forced through the
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
SUMMARY.

Struck out-By Essick 8. by Gray 2. by
Garvin 2 Errors-McLean, Gates (2), Ross.
Easar First base errors-Portland 3. Los
Angeles l. Bases on balls-On Essick l, of
Gray D, off Garvin 2. Left bases-Portland
8. Los Angeles 7. Sacrifice hit-Househoder.
STOLEN bases-Sehlafiey (2), Householder, Ber-
nard Cd. Gates. Atz, Runkle. Passed ball
Murphy. Hit by pitched ba1l-By Gray /.
Innings pitched by Essick-5. Base hits off
Essick-5 Time-Two hours fifteen minutes
Umpire-Klopf
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
MISCHIEF IS BACKED DOLDV FROM so TO 10
.4ND LANDED II LDLVVER BY TRADERS
HORSES SELECTED
ON FORM SHOWN
BY FRED e. MULHoLLAND.

First race-Dangerous Girl, Capt.
Burnett, Legal Form.
Second race-Robert Mitchell, SUN
Mark, Rossbourne.
Third race-Sweet Tooth. Dotterel,
MareliO.
Fourth race-Emma Reubold,
Olympian, Toto Gratiot.
Fifth race-Sincelity Belle, Evea G,
Golden Ivy.
Sixth Race-High Chancellor-Bri-
artllorpe, Handy Bill.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
Manager Mccreedie Is Suspended.

PORTLAND, April 24.-President
Bert suspended Manager McCreedie
of the Portland team to-day for his
assault upon Umpire Klopf during
Sundays game. McCreedie played
right field on his team.