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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31
Gorky Not In Danger.

sr. PETERSBURG, Jan. s1.---The
report TINT Maxim Gorky may be hang.
cd for high treason IL without tho
slightest foundation, Even his friends
declare the rumor is absurd. The ex-
pectation Ia that hc will be released
IN u few weeks. le was MEM
Der Of the deputation OF editors and
literary man who called on M. Witte,
president Of the committee Vi minis.
tors January II, all OF whom were ar
rested but several OF whom have al.
ready been released. Tho only other
charge against Gorky In that he ID q
member OF the committee OF three
which was appointed to collect funds
for the strikers. The associated press
is informed on exceedingly high au.
thority that the chances or the govern.
ment meeting tho present aituation BY
granting sort Of zeemsky Tabor, tho
old Russian land parliament.) are
growing hourly brighter.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31
Conditions unfavorabIe.

PARIS. Jan. 3i.--Semi-official re.
ports which have been received here
concerning the general conditions in
Russia outside 81, Petersburg are un-
favorable.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31
President to Control
Panama Canal Zone
house Refuses to Amend Army Appropriation
Bill. Republicans to Consider Railroad Rate
Legislation.

WASHINGTON,Ja Jan 3i.-~~The house
committee on interstate and foreign
commerce today authorized a favora-
BILE report on the Mann bill abolisbing
the Panama canal commission and
placing the government canal zone
and work of constructing the canal en-.
tirely in the hands Of the president.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31

Continued on page two.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-26
de agTi
GuItuTa.
aRs- u.
COpIoss lIUla en IisseO.
(DsI Weather Burequ.)

San Juan: NubladO. preValeciend0
az Ii mayor parte de lasemana. Pro.
medic de d tsmperatura rs ~, que es
Il. on menOs de 10 normal. In precipi-
taCi6n de sgues 12 pulgadas, siendo
OF puIgadas mas de 10 normal.
Csn6Y6naa: Un POGO mej9r 81 se
tieno ca Cuenta Il mucha lluViR caida
en- lee dos pPecedentes semanas. Los
asteYcOleros permaneCen adn en- ell
sual0 dificuItsnd0 81 traDspCrte de
.cs mss. Las cafias nuevAs han sufrido
IN POGO.
A1ssCo: Ls Iluviaha Cafd0 copiosa
trea dies Consecutivas Los ret q Is de
les nueVas plantuciones preaentanse
mggnficog.
HumaCao: El tempo hR sido faVo-
rAbie para IR Cs Ms = pllra Otras Biem-
bras y los Baatos son abundantes. LR
zAfra contin6a con aCtividad y se pre-
pRran tsrFenoa para u siembra de
aIgnd6n.
Fojardo: Los iDgeDios del distrEto
siguen 90 molienda , aIgunos tienen
considerable % IA eembfada.
EstaB obseFVaciones correspondent &
ID semanR que ternin6 d 90 de mayo
cOrfiente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-26
RAUL.
OsfleIsnts mansra de anunsIaf.
Quejanse de clio en- Ell exterior.


EI anunci0 en- Puerto Rico. s6n no
hG tomado todO Ell inCFementO que en-
Los paiaes mas adelantAdOs, y de clio
se resienten notablemente las indus.
triss. Ell comerCio y Ell pals en- general.
MuchRs peFsonaa Creen stiu, que ha-
cen favor deteFminado 6 los peFi6dicos
enviSndoles el RnunciO de aus prOduc
toe 8 efeCtos para Venta.
En- los Estados Unidos. por ejem-
plO, 10 pFimerO que piensa IN conner
CiaDte s industrial es d mayor suma
de dinerO que ha de irVertir on prego-
nsr ga meEcancfa. medic 6aico de acre
ditarIa y de anliF de ella con ventsja
Decimos estO pOr ha beT reClbid0 unn
carta de loa EstAdos UnidOs on la que
ae quejan de que hRbiendo an este pals
9an buenaa cosas para nquel meFcadO
la presentation de log fOilet0s que ali
IIeRau Rnunciand0 produCtoG de este
pals, en- general resultan desmedradsG
y pObras , Otros anuncins que han al
do busCadOa en- los peFi6dicOa de este
pais, no RpAFecen por mir ghn ladO.
Et0 Sc debe la mAl entendida eco
nOmfa de los anunciantea- El Rnuncio
no solo enVuelve 10 ides de % bOndad
del arifeulO. aino tambi6a eI cF6iito de
ID casa anunciadOrs. puss no es de
CFear que an peFi6dioO que estime 50
cr6iit0 admita en- sue Columns Anun-
clos que no sean honrados.
El dinero que se caste en- ell ibfO,
en- el fOlleto y en- 81 peri6dico. es 81
mas reproductive y & ese fil deben il
enCaminados Los esfueFz1s del conner
ciRnte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-26
En- Ia Corto Dc Dlstrito.
GUARINEX

Las dos sesiones del die de eyer Ias
invirti6 ID Corte de Distrito de San
Juan en ConoCar de % demanda inter-
puesta por Ramon Valentfo, defendido
por el abogado Santoni. contra la
9American RAiI. Road Co.'S sobre in.
demDi6sci6a de cnatFo mil dollars.
ri hsCho origin6se de una CAfda que
sufrI6 ell demandante de an tren de ID
Compaifa, habiendO necesidad de am
putRrle Ii pierna izquisrds. El D6
moro de teatigoa y m6dicos que desfi &
ante d CoFte fu6 de consideration.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-26
G 0 S / I 4 S

En- CAta1o eatan punto de quedar-
se siegos. y no es por fslta de { jas,
que spbran. y slRunos muy kermUsOs
por CiertO. sin0 poYuue esta1 dejsd0s
de d manO de Dios. 8 Gea del Ayunta-
mienso de Bayam6n. que no les pOne
alumbrad0 como los cats d sFOs quierep.
nj sus GALES son Atendidas. nj Otral
c0sag mas.
No Les vale teneF alIf an hombFe
como don Pedro, y no el cruel, que &c
desvive pOP el adelantamiento del
bAFFi0.
LD 6aico que tienen de notable aho-
r. loo Oats i sros es 81 6aEaeGpiO. Poi
an dollar pOr tFimestra pueden bsflsK'
Be diariamente tres familias. aunque
tengan muchos retOfog.
Civi es de CAtaf[o. imitRd & los sOn-
tuTcenos y pedid vuestFa segregation,
Bani
Qae le d6n..
que le d6n......
s......s,. ..sss~e
ustedes son muy listos
yya saben quienl
-B0rScW0 Ya egts en- CamDsfI8 y nj
es Cosa que pueda paaRr desapercibidl
pues Ga sacena0 6 padYe de San Juan
Ser6 an de fansOr ac6rTimo de EOH con
tribuyente1 y tendTemou oportunidaC
de YER muChos eetSvtGdoS.
~ no es cosa de iuego, 10 de
guegO; pues ID poliCfa parece. que estl
cispueata 6que Is ley se cumplR y esti
vez pGrece que no parar6 este en- 10 ca
tegOrfn de G1sNsacs0s.
3UARINEX.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-26
Raic8s j GeTundigs.

No a6 pnYqs me p0sa9 & mi con los
60Y0sagS house 10 que los oFadors
de que bio pequeTlg siempre me toes
despediF 81 dBateg0
MuY tranquil0 viva en unO de Ia
calle del aefiur Allen cuandO Sc me
oCurri6 ponerle eModelO HouHe , Es
te enfSticO y eorrect0 nombre me cor
to b anistad de un vecinO & Qqien es-
timabn y ostino. spesRF de todo.
Esto ae llama h0cer na0fa de nuea.
tro hogar dijo-y maTch6se & otrn
pRrte.
Al los pocog dfas 81 boarding fee
traspasado y camb56 e1 catre 8 b calle
de- ID Luna Dos maees de moon
streets. cuando .Quiebrn al caDto.
Foimos con otroa 6 an nuev0 hetsl
-SThs PAtrisD ~ dijero.::
lA6n hay potqiai
Y penesH6 animosO. rtfoescsdO poF
las bFisas del oe6lnO. Pero no podf ,
< 70 no Sc Qug pGs6
que Ia pGtFSa QWebr6s
, con rumbo 81 sur. r.vuelta & mu1arme-
Me inns gino que esaa cosas pHoVie.
nen pOF COFromper las pslAbF4s, pO-
niendo en- los 16tnlos IetFeros aospe
choaoB. cOmpuestOs de una RAE. ua
ggaatadSO y aid lddgsdO.
All: Board ia0 house.
Est0 sin c0ntar con otras g0ices mas
8 menos hona69aSna0e
Y ahora entro con baen pie en- 81
eHetal San JuaD;S con el pis deFechu
y e que no pueda darse ese tono, que
ra6ie.
iJGul
DATYT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-26

Nombrado nuevo iarado. no 60 ha
puesto da aouerd0 a6n para res0lver %
tarceFfo iDteFpUe8ta por ell Rbogad0 Sf.
MaPtSnez OuinsaFo s nombFe de- dcfla
Silvia Csrazo, contra SObFinOa de- Ar
n1se y don Agustin Gonzalez. espOso
de- "a terceFigea.
PareOe que ae ha ennbArgauo "a MI
tad de una case, Fadieada en SansuFce
que RdquiEi6 q tarcerlata g ano anss-
Fior , lor alauilaFaa como bienes de ls
aOciedad "a 9ananciales, mlentraa que
lauafIOEa CaEaEQ ggstiena que ron bic.
nes 4 ga ppsp particular.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-26
A v 4 S 0

nm 1e m FEBRERO 1904 ESCRI-
RIO a FSTA EMPRFSA. DON FRU-
TOS PEREZ HEREDIA. DE y az
YUYA, PIDIENDO Sc LES SUES
CRIBIESE A ESTE DIARIO "a Ell
VA DON PEDRO SANOHO.
SE HAN SERVIDO ESAS SUS-
CRTPCTONES. K, AL PRIM ERO
MNMOS ESCRITO Y LAS CARTAS
an NOS DFVUELYEN NO SABE-
Mos P0R OUlEN. EN- CUANTO
AL SEGUNDO. GUARDAE SILEN-
CTO.
Por IN tantO. EOg4moa nuestFOa
amigos ile esa paRta gle Y la.A nos 9en
infoFnas del parader0 de dlchoI cAPa-
Ileros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-26
En- ell COnsg
10 Executive.
In GoDSDIlIIO guS suspslde IN
GOHsslO.
Los jsiGS do d8pSTtam0ntO con-
tST0OcIaTOn SysT 0Hi0nsam0Rte
con sl gObsTRSdOT,

A las tres en- pupto de la tarde
llegaron los sefl9res Barbosa y San
chez Morales al salon de sesiones.
A POGO 81 doctor del Vale.
Hab'6 el otro doctor de eleccio-
nes. fraudes, condado los y cambio de
escudo. Estaba decidoF y mas ale
gre que de costumbYe y hasta OPP
no que era una tolteTia tomar en-
seFiO las C0sas de esta picara poll
tica.
Para Agosto parece que Sc dis
cutira la question de Condados y
como de squi ALA pasaran dias y
pueden haber mas NFenunciasp aca-
SO resulte que Sc DE el 8 contra
dos.
FL doctor todavfa no sabe Ia ho-
"a que es y espeFa que para las
pr6ximas tampoco la sepa nadle.
Consuelo es,
A las tres y media y no habien-
do llegadO otrO de los honOrables,
hablase de la suspension del acto.
que no Sc ha constituido formal
mente. pues estan en- session parti-
cular y Ilega una de las empleadas
de la oficina decir que los demas
se1lores estan en- la Mansion Ejecu-
tiva y Sc transfiere Ia session para
ell sabado a las diez De Ia mana
ma.
Parece que Ia session De hoy fu6
convocada q instaDcias del director
del Departamento Consolidate y ha-
blase de nuevas renuncias. que es
como Sc dee ahoFa, cUando ha de
deiar uno su puesto.
Mr.. Bennett dice que 81 sigue es-
tudiando y que en- las proximas
sesiones no hablar8 Njfbaro , Da
una noticia q los honorables. Sc
ha hecho una transfePencia de GRE
ditto para ell pago de sueldos un
empleado tempOrero de esas ohci-
mas.
Sanchez Morales entFega una mo-
ia & su amigo el doctor para que
la estudie Y la pFesente en- Ia pro-
xima session. PaT6cenC que es una
enmienda al proyecto COnsabidO So
bre cambio de- idiomas, en- Ia que
Sc propone que So poLga tambi6n
en- las escuelas como asignatura
necesaria el aprendizaie del aleman
ESQ indica que votara q favor De-
proyecto que va tiene tres deten-
sores.
Lo de las pagadurfas no So hs
discutido. Segdn un inform9 qu'
hemos visto (aun que estaba en- IN
p!6s) Sc ahorFaran mss de 1900 do
liars 81 Sc aprueba 81 prOyecto )
segdn afirma su autof. En- est
asuntO hay va cuatro vOtos en- con
ira. Ell Auditor, CC1nisiOnaaO de
Interior, y del Consolidate. paFec
que votaran tambi9n 4 favor De
TesoreFo.
Aseedrase que los dos puesto
Que vacarSn ahora, seF$n distFi bui
dos en- personalidades de la isla.
En- la session del sabadO parec
que Sc daran a'gunas sorpresas.
Ora noticia. Parece que ell doc
tor Barbosa combate el PFoyecto d
constitution de Santurce en- NUM-
cipio traDaiar8 en- ese sentidt
Sanchez dice que no ha estudiad
adn ell asunto, per0 que probable
mente el doctor tiene FaZon.
Dada la consigna por los de arr
ba veremos que hacen los coErell
rionarios del ayuntanient0 y lc
q ue manejan el cotarro en- 81 alu
dido baFrio.
De todos modos, en- el Con Sc.
tiene dos enemigos 81 proyectO..
por ahoFa y 81 no <cambean.S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-26
q hsrodorO del trOnO boIga.

Ssuabs en- AnverS-dice un despa.
Cho CAblegr&fco-que este af5o. CON
m0tiVO del ubg6simo qdint0 ami
yeraari0 de la indapende de B6'gi-
o., ger6 procIamado heYedeF0 del tFOs
no 81 pIfacipa Alberto. conde de Fian-
dies, hermano del rey Lsopoldo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-26
RGDA ideal

Londres, Mayo 5.-Un Official de
marina inrlGs que conoce biel 81
mar de China, dice que Ia rada de
Makung, situada en- .las Islas PES
cadores entire la isla FoFmosa y la
costa China, es ideal para una 9a-
Sc naval. PFincipalmente para los
movimientOs de los tOFpeder0S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-26
HOTEL PAIBIA.

Adquirido p0r log ge5oTes SOIer Y
Dfa8 81 GHOssR FatEin. Gale ia Te-
tukn 40. 9, ants de- don Rafael MuGfS,
lo ofEaoamoa nUegsFOs amigos y rein
cionadOs.
Hahitaeio fg haGol ds dueha
y Yigtg 6 d b.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-26
GoblsrnO Municipal dc Larss.

VaCante IL plaza de M6dico Auxi
liar de Sanidad de eeta poblaci6n do.
tRdAda con 81 haber snual de seteCien-
t9s dolIsrs, sa hacs U6b leo para que
los Facults tiVoa que deseen hsceF soil
tudes, 10 hggsn dentro del plaz0 de
diez dfAs q contar desie Do pub'icsci6n
de este anuuci0. LAres. r r, Mayo
"a de 1905. Antonio q. Gonzalez.
AIcalde. 3V.a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-26

E;n 1E2 22x MA s vs149 - -
PsEi6d.so viaio { 500 quln
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-26

En- egta imprenta as Vendo bapol de
periodic yieio & % 90 auintsl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-17
DR. GREGORY RESIGNS
PASTOR OF ADAMS STREET CHURCH ... TO LEAVE. :..+.%- .s
He Is Now Absent from Montgomery
 on Summer Vacation md May Be Called to Nashville Church.

Rev. Oliver F. Gregory. D. D., has resigned as pastor of the Adams Street Baptist Church the resignation to become effective Sepetember 1st
 Dr. Gregory and Mrs. Gregory are in Martha's Vineyard, Mass, where they are attending a summer religious meet ing, Dr. Gregory being on his custo- mary yearly vacation from his pas torate. For this reason no information resignation or where he expects to
 Omcers and members of the Adams Street Church yesterday declined to dis cuss the resignation of Dr. Gregory although they admitted that he would congregation on September 1st No pastor has yet been called to the church
 About three years ago Dr. Gregory was called to the pastorate of the Adams stret chruch. He came here of the Second Baptist Church and it is said that his acceptance of the Montgomery pulpit caused him great personal sacrifices as he is one of the the most influential men of his de nomination being one of the secreta- ries of the Southern Baptist Conven- tion a position he has filled twenty five years. He succeeded Rev. ". D, Gay as Pastor of the the Adams Adam Street Street his connection with the Baptist Church and is one of the overseers of Elijah Dowie at Zion City, Ill.
 It was said yesterday that pr. Greg Sunday in the Edgefeld Baptist Church of Nashville, Tenn, and that it Is probable he will be called preach in that city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-17
PICKETT SPRINGS CASINO.
Heisman Company Pleased Audience
 With "In POlltica.o

Considering the nasty weather of last night and counter attractions, large audience went to the Pickett Springs Casino to see the Heisman Company play Tn Politics." a comedy whose text Sticks mighty close to "A Texas Steer"
 John Heisman played Brander and Miss Barksdale was the Bossy of the cast. While there were some rough places in the presentation of the com edy 1t was an altogether pleasing en- tertainment and the specialties were di- verting. .-...
 The same bill will be presented at the Casino tonight.
 Manager Neal announced yesterday that he had closed contract with the Olympia Opera Company to play two weeks at the Casino and the singers will come here next Sunday from Mo bile, where they have been engaged eight weeks and made great hit
 This opera company consists of thir- ty persons. some of them singers and actors of excellent repute. The en- gagement will open Monday night with a presentation of Said Pasha," to be followed Wednesday night by The Tel ephone Girl" and Friday night by The Belle of New York"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-17

Nashville, Tenn, Aug, l6--(SpecfaLl Mccoy was in great form today and in nine innings he allowed the small total of three hits. He was a ittle wild, but outside of this. he pltcheo one of the best games seen on the 10. up a nice article. but he failed to keep the bingies scattered and this coupled Climbers to pile up their score. The
 The, game was the best that that. has 1s was fast and snappy and Bennetts s error was the only one to mar the sport Brouthers had the only error
 Molesworth opened the. first round with a nice two-bagger but was out at the keystone sack when rha nnorn.er iatter scored sec ed on schwartzs single. In the second Durrett started of with sin gle t9 center sairey Was s's out at third on Buschs grounder. Mullaney went to second on the play and then went over when Millerick drove one to iett Ter til the sixth when Thornton reached first on a hit. Schwartz bunted one down to third and lansing sent 1t 10 the initial pillow, failed to receive the ball. This was because schWartz part ly interfered with faIns hm Ihe fbs spdsee pdeee grass and could not be found until both men had scored. Montgomery had other opportunities to score put the necessary hit could not be had. Nashville scored her only run in the second inning on Jansings double and K eenan's single. Manager Durrett De, fore leaving for home tonight stated that he was greatly satisfied with his stay here He said that the team had broke even on the series besides they made money the three days they were in charge of the park
 Messages were received by Mont eomery and Nashville today from Bir- mingham asking for players to help the Barons out during their present
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-17
CLIMBERS DUE TO-DAY.
Montgomery Team Opens With Birm- ingham this Afternoon.

The Climbers will return home today in the first division. only 10 points separating them from Memphis and At lanta and fourth place. That Mon days game in Nashville will be counted in the won column Is about as certain as anything can we'll be.
 There are to be six games at Athletic Park. three with Birmingham and three with AtIanta-and by taking most Of them the locals will start on the last road trip with a good lead in the first division.
 The championship ball that the team has been playing since Durrett took charge is the swiftest article of the national game ever seen in the South. and with good. hearty roofing they should take the three of these Birming- ham games On this last trip they won five and lost four; losing two and winning one in Atlanta, winning four and losing two in Nashville, percent age of 800.
 The 1905 season is rapidly nearing its end and by winning a majority of the games remaining the Climbers can yet make a creditable finish.
 The box stan is showing great form and receiving support that Is at once brilliant and sensational. and with long, loud roofing the big end of most of the scores will fall to Montgomery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington. Aug. 16.-Cleveland by good stick work today took their third straight game from Washington. Att tendance. 2,500. Score: Washington ooI 900 ooo-l < Cleveland .. .. ..402 010 000-7 II o
 INTERPRETATION, Adams and Hey den; Bernhard and Buelow and Clark Time, 1:35.
 Philadelphia Penn, Aug. 1s.-Phila- delphia scored its fourth straight vic- tory over St. Louis today. Both teams batted freely, but the hitting Of the leaders was more opportune. Atttend- ance, 2,03S. Score:
 St Louis ... ... .o02 001 100-4 II Phiiadelphia .. 200 010 30'-6 13 1
 Batteries--Sudhoff and Spencer; Coakley and Schreck. Time, 1:45.
 Boston. Mass. Aug. 16.-Boston-Ch Chi cago game postponed on account or rain.
 Detroit, Aug. 16.--New York-Detroit game postponed, wet grounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-17
The Race Track
At LatOnia.

Cincinnati. Aug. 16-Major Dainger- field. the great handicap horse running in the colors of his new owner, simply cantered home in the handicap at mile and a hundred yards, the feature event on the card at Latonia today. Four horses went to the post with the winner carrying most of the money Radtke again carried off the riding honors. Out of five mounts the little fellow scored three victories and finished sec ond twice.
 First race. sevon furlongs-Chaney, S7 (Radtke,) 23 to 5, won; Laoy Lavish. 10S (Morris.) IT to 5. second; Chief Bush. s7 (Duggan.) 40 to l. third. Time l:s7 strader. Bell Toone' Lady Lou
 Second raco, seven furlongs-Darthu la, S7 CRadtke,D even, won; Picture Hat s7 (Schade,) l3 to 5, second; pr. Wang, 9s e. Morris.) to l. third. Time l;SS. Alista and Fleuron ran.
 --Charlatan. S7 (Radtke,lI 3 to ?, won; Lilita, 100 e. Morris.l l2 to s. second Port Worth. 97 (B, Harris,) to l, third Time l;l4 3-5. Queen Carolina. Anna Smith America II, and Fair View ran yards-Major Daingerfeld, 11s tMorri- son,l IA to 5. won: Red Leaf, lOO (Radtke,) IT to 10. second; Intense, 92 (Jenks.) s to 1. third. Time 1857 4-s Haviland ran.
 New Amsterdam, 1S2 tFord, to l, won; Mir. Rose, 136 (Archibald,) to B. second; Onyx II. 127 DtRussell.) to l. third; Time s;os Is. Kilmorie' Joio Poorlands ran.
 Sixth race. mile and three -sixteenths won; Fonsoluca, 102 (Radtke,) to 10 second; Handy Bill. 90 (Morris.) 1S to third. Time 2:13. Maie Hanlon and Brown Vail ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-17

Pittsburg. Aug. 16.-Brooklyn won the first game by heavy hitting assist, game looked like a Brooklyn victory up to the seventh inning when four hits and two errors put Pittsburg In the lead. Attendance, 4,760.
 Score-First game: R T. F.; pittsburr 020 100 020-- 10 3 Brooklyn .. .....2OO 31i 120-l0 16
 Batteries-Flaherty, Robertaille. Hil- lebrand and Gibson; Mitchell and Ser gen.
 Score-SeconI game: R. H. E.; Pittsburg 200 900 40'- Brooklyn " ... .2O1 010 000-- 10
 Batteries-Phillipe and Peitz; Strick- lett and Ritter. .-.-.-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-17
Grcenville, 8, Prattville, '.

Greenville. Aug. 16-(SpecialD-- There was something doing on the local field yesterday. and at times 1t was something pretty swift It took ten innings to stop the war and the locals chalked the winning run in the tenth with two men out. In Wilkinson Greenville has one of the swiftest ameteur twirlers in the State, and he Is responsible for everything they are winning at present. Score;
 Greenville ,. .003 050 900 IS IA Prattviile . .. 200 005 900 0-7 8
 Batteries-Wilkinson and Ramage: Whetstone and Frigha.
 Summary-Struck out by Whetstone, '; Wilkinson. A. Bases on balls, Will kerson,1: Whetstone. 3. Hit by pitch ed ball, Wilkinson. 1; Whetstone, 1. Two base hits. Frigha. Molly. Ramage. Lee. Wilkinson. ?. Three base hits, Lee. Steien bases. Frigha. Molly, 2; Caffey, Martin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-17
News. Windshield. ss; Ecliptic. 1o'

News. Windshield, ss; Ecliptic. 100; Jimmy Maher. Rely. 103.
 Second race, mile and a sistsensh. n,,, ah Mattie H., s6; Katie Powers. 100; Scotch
 Third race, six and a half furlopSs- Florence May, Ss; Tommy OHara, Mag az coma. 90: Bliss Manners. Anna Beali, 93 Wakefui, Berinthi. 9s; Ike. 100; Room mate. 105. .,,.,o,.s ssi1inr-AhoIa, 93; Fra Lee, 95; Bar dolph' ss: Gene Handlon, Neyermore' ss; The Laurel. Happy Jack IT.; a,9e. arSo merle mar 100; Ma MaooT 1os Sarpeh'e'' iN NN'
 Fifth race, five furlongs-Hattie Kingston, Pearl Russell, Bqrnoiet,se' ra ss, etta, 1o4; Comment. 104..
 Sixth race. mile and fifty wards. sell inE-Danube. Sister Lillian, Gracious Duneannon, S9; Outlaw. The Messenger, 9i; Horton, s4 Quincy. Jim Tyrell, se; Pierce J., 104.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-17
St. CInire Won Rnce.

Chicago, Aug l6.-In a beautiful race the St Claire from Detroit won the third and final race today for the Lip ton cup. crossing the line forty-five sec onds ahead of the Quien Sabe. Mendota. the Milwaukee yacht. finished third, over four minutes behind the local yacht. The St. Claire won three straight victories, finishing with a per centage of 300 Quien Sabe finished with a per centage of 200 and Mendota with l75. Hoosier. the fourth contest ant, did not start in today's race be- cause of an accident yesterday to her sails