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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
PLOT TO MURDER .
AND TO FIRE TOWN
Sensation at Chinook, Mont, Thru
Disclosures in Charges Against
Missing Man. s..,. n.
Special to The Journal,


Helena, Mont, Nov. Formation
of a plot to assassinate the district
judge Of Valley and Chouteau county and
the stock inspector of the northern dis
trict Of Montana, and to destroy by
fire several prominent buildings in Chi,
nook, are charges made against Henry
Winters. u Il , ~-- .:.E-..s.. ~ =.
They are made openly by man
claiming to have been hired by him to
commit the crimes and are now being
Investigated by County Attorney Pray
Of Chouteau county. Winters, mp tc
two years ago, was wea THY and one 81
the most *influen tial men in a social Sahi
political way in the county. + He hat
suddenly disappeared, and while he still
has friends who declare that his de
parture was in no way caused by. the
charges, the view of officials and citi
zens of Chinook in general is that %ht
has fled to escape probable proseeu
tion.
He had a public quarrel, with Andrew
Bellar, a former employe, who disclos
ed the alleged plot. Judge Tattan wa
to be decoyed by telegram and shot
| and Inspector Hall was to be lured t,
the Indian agency and killed. Til,
| disclosures have created sensation. 4
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
KIDNEY DISEASE

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vegetable and contains no harmful
ease Of the Kidneys liver, bladder and
blood ,@$ q, .s.,trt.a
WARMERS SAFE s. PILLS taken
with WARMERS SAFE CURE move
the bowels gently and aid a speedy
cure. *.
WARMERS SAFE CURE is put up
in two regular sizes and sold by all
druggists, or direct, SO cents and 81
a. bottle. Refuse substitutes
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
PLAGUE ON BOTH
. PLATT AND 0DELL
! AAA'D -
Republicans Undertake De-
feat of Warning Bosses
in New York State
New York Herald snec,al> Service.

New York Hersld Special Service.
,&g:N New York, Nov. 18.-Weary of the
repeated quarrels between Senator
Platt and B. B. Odell, Jr., chairman of
the republican state committee, as to
which shall control the county com.
mittee, Republicans Of independent ten.
denotes have undertaken to defeat both
OF the ffty-four county committee
men in the Thirty-frst assembly dis
trict, thirty met in the office. Of Samue
SStrasburger today and adopted. resolu
%tions and declared that the time had
! arrived when the republicans Of New
York county should elect their owr
leader. .' '..'-. &. /
The partizan followers of Platt ,anf
+ *Odell tonight declare the movement 70
independence to be a. bluff and that il
the end either one faction or the othe:
would be in full control.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
LOUIS HILL MAKES
NEW AUTO RECORD
Dashes From Butte Across Rocky
y Mountain Range to Helena
in 8 Hours, 35 Minutes.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal - ... s.s,.5er
.T Helena, Mont, Nov. 18.-Despite the
fact that the last hour of the trip was
made in darkness, Louis w. Hill, son
ct President j. j.. Hill Of the Great.
Northern, has made a record breaking e
automobile run from Butte to Helena.
He left the postoffce at Butte at 4
O'Clock and reached the Montana club,
Helena, at 1885, which is within few
moments of the passenger-train sched-
ule time on his fathers railroad be-
tween those cities. It beat the previous
record by about twenty minutes, made
by F. Augustus Heinze. - - -..
The record is considered little short
Of marvellous, as in making the trip,
the main range Of the Rocky noun
tains IS crossed at an altitude of about
$500 feet. -
Mr.. Hill was accompanied by his
brother. w. j. Hill, and a chauffeur
unacquainted with the roads. He left
for central Montana in his automobile
to make an inspection Of that terrific.
tween Great Falls and Billings. -->.-
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
DECIDED PROPERTY !.
AWAY TOO QUICKLY
Breach Of Promise Suit BringT
Wife Forward Who Gets
Farm and Divorce.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Sioux City,, Iowa, Nov. 18.-A do
cision in a divorce case today makes
u. s. Renne wifeless and farmless. II
all came about over a breach Of prom
ise suit.
Renne lived for years at Smithland,
near here, and it was supposed he was
single. He had been engaged to q
young woman and when he did not mar
~ her she sued for breach Of promise.
To escape this suit Renne decided his
property to his wife, Lulu A. Renne.
Later, Mrs. Renne, living at Nebras-
ka City, Neb::, hearing Of the suit, made
known the fact that Renne was mar
ried. This stopped the breach of prom
ise case and Mrs. Renne found herself
in possession of her husband g farm and
other property. She would not give
them back and when a deed was filed,
she sued him, claiming it was forged.
Renne then claimed he decided the
property to Laura A. Renne, his sister,
as the deed was given to L. A. Renne.
The suit was settled, however, Mrs.
Renne getting most Of the property,
| She secured her divorce today.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
CLEVEI.AND'S LUCK. GOOD

Former President Sends Home Box Of
the Ducks He Has Shot.
Journal Special Service.
Norfolk, Va, Nov. 1s.-As an evidence
OF the good luck and fine sport he is
enjoying in shooting wild ducks and other
game in Back Bay, Grover Cleveland to-
day sents box Of wild game addressed
to Mrs. Grover Cleveland, Princeton, N.
H., to be distributed among his neigh
Ebors.
@FUnder the law, sportmen in Princess
Anne. county can only shoot ducks every
other day, and on the off day the former
| president rests in the Back Bay club
reading and telling jokes. =. =.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
BIG FIRE AT BONESTEEI,

Bonesteel, S. D., Nov. 18.-Fire dis
covered tonight in the William Krotter
company's elevator. The structure with
10000 bushels of grain and the entire
stock of lumber were destroyed. - A train
Of freight cars near the depot was barely
saved, The fire is still burning, but will
soon be under control unless the WIND
changes. The loss is about $4,000, partly
insured. The fire is believed to be OF
incendiary origin.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
HORSE SHOW BREAKS RECORDS.

New York, Nov. 21s.-This years horse
show was record breaker. Ten. thou
sand more persons went there than last
year, and the qualify Of the horses shown
was far above the saverage.~ William H.
Moore svoneathes alaurels with eleven blue
ribbons. John Gerkin was next with ten;
Eben. D.. Jordan took third place with
nine ,yandsz ! Alfreda(tGaNsylnnek ( lynn Vanderbilt
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE

To convince every sufferer from dis
eases of the liver. kidney, bladder and
will cure them, a trial bottle will be
sent ABSOLUTELY-- FREE to any one
who will write WARMERS SAFE J
CURE CO., Rochester N. Y. and
mention having seen this liberal offer
In The Journal. The genuineness Of
this offer is fully guaranteed Our
doctors will send medical booklet, con-
tanning symptoms and treatment Of
each disease, and many convincing
testimonials, FRED, to any one who {
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
SORRY FOR NIAGARA FALLS
Daughters of American Revolution Urged
to Save Them from Destruction.

Oshkosh, Wis, Nov. 1S.-The next con-
vention of the Daughters Of the American
Revolution will be held at Portage At
the convention which closed here yester-
day, Mrs. Cherry of Milwaukee urged the
conference to use its influence to save
Niagara Falls from destruction by cor
porations intending to divert the water
for commercial gain.
The society elected the following Of
ficers: Regent, Mrs. Thomas Hoyt Brown
of Milwaukee; viceregent, Mrs. o. H.
Fethers, GAINESVILLE; recording secretary,
Mrs. Frank B. Hoskins, Fond du LaeI
treasurer, Mrs. G. F. Gilkey, Oshkosh.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
Suffered intensely

Mrs. Estelle Clayton, noted Cana
dian society woman, says: 1--WE have
used Warmers Safe Cure in our fam
lily for several years. 1t cured my
husband of backache and kidney
trouble, and Warmers also cured me
of a serious cold that settled in my
back and. kidneys: and which caused
me intense suffering and pain. Mrs.
Estelle Clayton; 554 Adelaide ST., To-
ronto, Canada i,55,2;%s
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
!. Dine at Cronlbie,s,

i-3TSss~-'1 DltI6 ssG VIOIIUf51S
for business oo Sunday % cIosinp inkoG does ope
affect us Music from 1 to 8 and
to 8. - $rs,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-22

stapil 2 procesem, kt6ry O
.becnie uda1o mu sic wygrac
W obu instancyach.
Pc trybunale " Tarbes,
sad apelacyjny W Pau przy-
zna1 wIasno6c bazylik wraz
z otaczajacymi terenami BIZ
skupowi.
Niestety; W razie separacyi,
Rad stanie sic zn6w w}asci-
cielem togo wszystkiego, co
posiadala mensa biskupia...
Ufajmy jednak, re i wtedy
Marya potezniejsza bedzie cd
Jej wrog6w!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-22
Umierajacy z glOdu
Jest W swoich udreczeniac Oh

Jest W swoich udreczeniach jak
umierajqcy ma ma suchoty. Poster
suchot cd poozatku az do samego
kohca jest d}uga meczarnla, tax
dlaofiary jak i ola przycl6}. ,,Gdy
mis}em suchoty " pierwszym sto~
pniu pisze VIM. Myers. z Ceafoss:
Md pc p%r6b"waniu rozmaity:h le-
karst i dobrego lekarza, napr6z1 Q
W koncu wzia}em DR.. Kinya New
Discovery, kt5re predko zupe1nie
mnie wyleczy}o" Natychmi; stowa
pomoc i pewne lekarstwo ma ka
szel, zaziebienie, chorobe gard}a,
krtaniowosG, i, d. d.. Zapalenie
p1uc leczy stanowcze Gwarantowa-
he W apiece J. Kowalewskiego.
Coca soc i s "a butelke Butelki ms
probe darmo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-22
Pielgrzymka WojskoWych
do ~NajsWietszej Fanny
w Affecting.

Czestochowa bawarska, Al
toetting, ~widzia}a W r. z. ME-
mniej jak 100000 patnik6w u
stop Maryi. ~Frekwencya ia
tenn godniejsza uwagi, re o.
panowane przez liberalno-
protestanckie zywio}y, dy-
rekcye kolei niemieckich 3D.
mawiaja wszelkich znizeh
pielgrzymkom, jakkolwiek
navel W tax wrogo ola ka-
tolicyzmu usposobionych
krajach, jak Fraucya lub
W}ochy, znizki dawane So
stale bez trudnosci. Miedzy
p~ielgrzymkami tegorocznemi
zwraca1a uwage ogromna, DO
kilka tysiecy uczestnik6w
liczaca, pielgrzymka wetera-
now wojskowych bawarskich.
By}a ona prawdziwem zbu-
dowaniem ola miejscowej
ludnosci, be dzielni synowie
Marsa nietylko, re z piesnia
pobozna i ozdobnym swym
korporacyjnym sztandarem
przybyli: do swietej CORY, ale
nazajutrz podczas uroczyste-
go naboze6stwa przyjeli wszy-
soy z wielka poboznoscia
komunie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-22
GrOta W LOurdeS.

Zachodzi}y powazne obawy,
re ma mocv prawa kasacyj-
nego Rad ~przyw}aszczy sobie
najwieksza swietosc Francyi,
grote i bazyliki W Lourdes.
Ministeryum Combes'a obja~
.wia}o niedwuznacznie zamiar
zniesienia tego ,,ogniska "a
bobonu," wzglednie na}ozenia
ciezkiej swej k~ontroli ma ma
bozehstwa a zw}aszcza przy-
chody. Komisarz sekwestra-
cyjny ~zapowiedzial navel O.
bjecie W posiadanie koscio.
low, 'klasztor6w i innych po.
siad}osci rozwiazanego zgro-
madzenia Misyonarzy Maj.
swietszej Maryi Fanny z
Lourdes.
Ale Marya strzeg}a Swego
przybytku.
| .Grota i wszystko, co "
ko}o niej i przez MIA powsta'
10, zapisane jest jake villas
nose mensy biskupiej v
Tarbes. Zaraz tez pc kasacie
ustanowi} tam biskup kle1
Iswiecki, ktoremu oddal 6wie,
to miejsce W zarzad. Wobet
pretensyj sekwestratora, wy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-22
Gl6Wna kWeStya.
Czesto ga przypuszczenia, IL

Czesto SO przypuszczenia, IL g16s
VIVA kwestya naszych dnl jest pro
blemat, kt6ry, w~yrazony W kilku
stowach mole bye wypowied :iany
jak nastepuje: Jak mozemy zado~
wolnic potrzeby tysiecy zo}adk6w?
Me jest to naszym celem dat wy
jasnienie ms to pytanle, lecz pomi~
mo to odwanymy sig powiedziec,
il istotnie zo}adek cz}owieka Jest
maj waznlejsza rzecza. Cd dobrego j
zdrowego 3o}adka zalezy zdrowie
i ola tego take szcze6liwo6c kaz
del osoby. s}abost zo}adka moia
by6 zapobie4ona lub ~wyleczona
przes Severy zo}adkowe gorzlie
krople, 0 kt6rYch pan J.. Markus
: Hibbi1g, Mimi. powlada: ;,
sk,e to}adkowe gorzkie krople wy
trsyma}y probe znakomicie " p'zy--
padku mego przyiaciela, kt6ry je
bardso wysoko CENT" Severy To-
}4dkowe gorikie krople wzmac-
ni.je zrujnowane orgaaa, powiek.
szai4 apetyt, i lecza niestrawno6d
Ceuap SOC i 81 90. Do nabYcia v
aptekach, abs q w. F. Severa Co.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-22
ciezkiej piracy

Ea
Gdy wan wiadomo, re wszelka si1a
W .ludzkiem ciele pochodzi z potraw
i napoj6w, kt6re weszly do zo}adka
waszego, to cd razu zrozumiecie i
pojmiecie waznosc dobrego trawie-
MIA. Kobiety kt6re pracuja i troskom
sic oddaja, ~mezczyzni, kt6rzy oddaja
sic nowoczesnemu natezonemu ~
ciu W ciag1ej gonitwie "a sukcesem,
prawie zawsze rujnuja zupe}nie
zdolnosci trawienia.
Jezeli cierpicie ma niestrawnosc;
abo dyspepsye W ja~kiejkolwiek badz
formie, to potrzeba wan koniecznie
dobrego srodka wzmacniajacego To-
}adek i leczacego, jaklm jest
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-22
Cd Wydzialu
Wykonawczego

sic zWycza]ne mlesleczne po-
siedzenie Wydzialu Wyko-
nawczego Federacyi i Kon-
gresu .TIIgo,na kt6rem opr6cz
szeregu spraw biezacych /
a1ministracyjnych za}atwio-
no nastepujace kwestye:: Pre-:
yes Wydzia}u, ks. K. Tru-
szy6ski, zdaf ~sprawozdanie z
audyencyi, jaka otrzymaf
wraz z kilku wiceprezesami
Federacyi Cd JE. ks. Arcy-
biskupa Symona W Nowym
Yorku i zaznaczy}, re sprawy
i cele Federacyi znane So
bardzo dok1adnie ks. Arcy-
biskupowi, kt6ry tel w.ysoce
je pochwala} i zaleca1 jak
najenergiczniejsza dzia}alnosc
ku rozszerzeniu i rozwinieciu
pozytecznej naszej i%nstytucyi.
Z kolei omawiano kwestye
naszej komisyi ola spraw
szkolnych i Towarzystwa po-
mocy naukowej, jake Wy
dial nasz do zycia powo}ac
zamierza. 0 p~rzedsiewzieciu
tenn z naszej strony zawia-
domilismy JUL og61 W kilku
artyku}ach, pomieszczonych
W. dawniejszych cyrkularzach
naszych, poczyniliSmy tel
krokl wstepne celem ukon~
s%tytuowania rzeczonej komi.
syi i wszedzie pozyskalismy
ola niej sympatya i usposo-
bienie przychylne, jednakze
wobec og6lnego zajecia sic
og6lu naszego przybyciem i
objazdami JE. ks. Arcybi-
skupa, kt6re g}6wna mase
calej Polonii absorbuja tax
dalece, re moze obecnie usi-
}owania nasze ME pozyska}y-
by zbyt obf;tych rezultat6w,
przeto postanowi} Wydzia}
odfozyc ustanowienie Komi-
syi Szkolnictwa do poczatku
przysz}ego roku szkolnego.
Me od}ozono jednak sprawy
Towarzystwa Pomocy Nau-
kowej, lecz ola skupienia ma
ME tenn Wiekszej uwagi spo'
]eczenstwa i ola pozyskania
mu jak najpotezniejszego po-
parcia, postanowiono za}oze-
ME jego zwiazac jak najScislej
z bytnoscia ks. Arcybiskupa
W miescie naszem. Mianowi-
Gle uchwalono - kiedy ks.
Arcybiskup do Polonii naszej
zawita, urzadzi6 W jednej z
naszych sal parafialnych
wielkie i uroczyste zebranie,
ma kt6re zaprosi sic JE. ks.
Arcybiskupa, oraz nasze du-
chowie1stwo i inteligencya i
obywatelstwo polskie i ma
zebraniu takiem przedstawio-
ma zostanie W kr6tkim a tre-
.sciwym referacie sprawl
naszych szk6}, ich stan i
potrzeby, oraz zapoczatkuje
sic utworzenie Towarzystwa
Pomocy naukowej, kt6re 20
stanie przed}ozone ks. Arcy-
biskupowi do }askawej apro-
baty i zalecenia og6}owi
polsko.ameryk a6skiemu biz
SEE szczeg6ly ca}ej akcyi ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-22

Bardzo TAME raty do Niagara
Falls, cd II do "a Czerwca. ma ko-
lei G. M. g.. St. P. z okazyi po-
siedzenia religijnego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-22

plttsburgsklm.
Nastepnie rozwazano udziai
Federacyi naszej W uroczy-
stem przyjeciu, jake Polonia
nasza gotuje Ks. Arcybisku-
|powi Symonowi W Chicago:
poniewaz sprawe te aranzuje
TOW. Ksiezy Swieckich, pre-
to instytucya nasza godzi sic
ma udzia}, jaki jej przezna~
czonym zostanie, nadto za5
u%chwalono poprosic ks. Ar
cybiskupa O udzielenie Wy
dzialowi Wykonawczemu spe-
cyalnej a%udyencyi, podczas
kt6rej zostanq mu przedsta-
wieni wszyscy czfonkowie
Wydzia}u, oraz wreczonem
zostanie streszczenie dazeh i
cel6w sFederacyi, kt6ra wiel-
ka dostojnego rodaka naszego
|cieszy sic sympatya.
/ Na~tem obrady zako6czono.
! Sekretarz Wydzia}u zawia-
damia, re przyjeta zosta}a do
Federacyi naszej, jake 43cia,
osada sw. J6zefata W Chicago,
ILL.,, wv par. Prev. ks. FIR.
Langego), oraz - jako Alta
osada pod wezwaniem Serca
Jezusa i Maryi W Scranton,
Pa, Wv par. Wgo ks. Zycho-
wicza); obie te osady witamy
serdecznie W gronje sfedero-
wanych i zachecamy je usil-
ME do ~wytrwa}osci i pilnosci
W piracy ola dobra spo1ecz-
nosci naszej.
O~trzymalismy korespon-
dencye cd p. P. Szczerbic-
kiego, wiceprezesa W. w. ma
Stan Maryland, W kt6rej do
nosi nam O urzadzonej przez
tamtejsza osade federacyjna
mr.. 42gi, W Baltimore, sk}adce
ma: cierpiacych nedze roda-
k6w W Ojczyznie; sk}adka ia
przynios}a $363.72, kt6re 20
stana wys}ane do Kraju. Pie
kna mysli dobre dzie}o osady
naszej pochwalamy z calego
serca.
Ma Polski Dom Emigracyj-
ny sw. J6zefa W New Yorku
z}ozono jake dalsza ofiare cd
TOW. sw. Trolley W Erie,
Pa. $3.50
z przeniesienia $1,722.55
z powa7aniem,
Wydzla} Wykonawczy,
$40 Noble str.
Chicago, 10 Czerwca, 1905.
GrOta W LOurdeS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-22
Bolesna
menstruacYa

Wiele niewiast cierpi
bardzo W czasie peryo-
dow :miesiecznych. TAX
bye ME powinno, DO ma
tura tego nigdy ME wy
maga{a i ME wymaga.
Zazywaj
Severy
RegulatOra
ola ze1skiCh
niemOcy
regularnie przez dni kilka
pred nadejsciem peryo-
.du. w organizmie zen
skim srodek ten taxi
sprawl skutek, re ami bo~
lesci, ami tez zadnei
przyArosci organizm ten
ME odczuje. Cena $1.0o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-22
Ostry
Reumatyzm
Severy'
IGkarStWO
ReumatyCzne

ulge przynosi W bolach,
przyprowadza cz}onki
nabrzmiafe do normalnee
90 stanu, a skutecznie
wypedzajac TRUCKING z
organizmu ludzkiego,
przeszkadza powrotowi
choroby., Cena 81. Oo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
MAJOR WINTERS OUT
,. F. AMERINE PRESIDENT OF
 BASEBALL ASSOCIATION.
New Executive Committee Selected to Have Charge of the Business Af- fairs of the Montgomery
 Team.

r.dical change in the personnel of the Montgomery Baseball Association yesterday will materially affect the future of baseball locally.
 Major E. E. Winters, who has been President of the Association since the Traction Company bought the fran. chise in the fall of 1904 resigned and E. P. Amerine was unanimously elect ed in his place. J. s. Pinckar1. s. II. Dent and Phares Coleman were elected directors to succeed Messrs. Todd, Tuliis and Winters. B. 5. MaCl -sby Secretary of the Association resigned and Ray Wilkinson. Secretary of .Be Montgomery Traction Comp4ay, was elected Secretary of the Baseball As- sociation.
 Some months ago clause was in- serted In the constitution of the As- sociation forming an Executive Com mittee to have absolute charge of baseball affairs. The President and two members of the hoard were to form this committee and MsssTs Todd and Amerine were the meInosrs of the hoard appointed. Yesterday a new tx- ecutive committee consisting of Pres ident Amerine, Vice-Presidenu Ray Rushton and T. J. Reynolds was au- pointed.
 MT. Amerine, the new Presidens. is one of the most level-headed business men of Montgomery and at tn s:tme time one of the most universally pop ular citizens. If Montgomery does not have winning team und 1T his adwIn- istration 1t will not be lis C.lult. Speaking of his future policy ne sad yesterday that he voiced he santi- ments of the Association m akiny the assertion that no expense would he spared in making the local team a winner.
 After the election of officers the Board adopted resolutions thankin;r Major Winters for his past services. and the meeting adjourned wIth every member thoroughly and enthusiasticaf- ly tmbued with the determination Of putting baseball in Montg onery on a nlsher plane than it has ever be sn be- fore.
 Major Winters will spend the sum mer In Michigan. He has not decide q where he will locate permanently
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
WESTERN RAILWAY WON.
Good Ball Game Between Amateurn ,
 the Park

the Park.
 The baseball club of the freight office employees of the Western of Alabama Railway in Montgomery did things to the disciples of Father Chadwick who work In the Louisville and Nashville Railroad yards yesterday afternoon at o'clock at Athletic Park.
 The score was 10-4. The teams lined up as follows:
 Western--Amerine, third base: Cart man, shortstop; Davidson, left field Burke. first base; Vaughn, center field; |; Cary, right field; J. Brown, second base i; OBrien. catcher; Ingram, pitcher.
 l.. and N.-Judkins, third base: Elli- ott, shortstop; Mullen, left field Barnes, first base; Bartlett, center field; Perry, right field; Dewey. second base; Turnip- seed, catcher; Rains. pitcher.
 There was a good crowd out to wit ness the game. Score by innings: Western 900 202 51"-10 l.. and N. ............02O 002 000-- 4
 Struck out, by Ingram, 10; by Rajnes, 9. Bases on balls. Ingram, 1; Raines, 1. The feature of the game was Deweys beautiful catch.
 The Western team has played two games thIs year, winning one from the Louisville and Nashville local office, and today's game from the Louisville and Nashville shops.
 Next Saturday the Westerners will play the Wholesale Merchants. and d large crowd is expected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
MADE BIG PROFITS.
Get-Rich-Quick Concern in Hands of
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 the Law.
 Chicago. June 17-Profits of S$1, ,250,- O00 in three years are said to have been made by the Continental Finance Company and an allied concern known as the Continental Financing Com pany, for both of which concerns tho Western Trust and Savings Bank was today appointed receiver under bill filed in the circuit court by attorneys representing Attorney General Stead. time to tie up the money on deposit to the credit of both companies and their officials in two Chicago banks.
 Attorney Ramsay and a representa- tive of the Western Trust and Saw ings Bank went at once to the joint offices of the concerns in the Reaper block, where they took charge of the books. mail and other property of the two concerns and dismissed the em- ployes.
 The plan of operation devised by the concerns was for the Continental Fi- nance Company to send out circulars and advertisements offering to receive deposits for $5 per month for ten years at which time it promised that the de- posits with interest would amount to S792 and that the depositors' share of the profits" would be $2OS. totalling just $1,OOO.
 This. Attorney General Stead de- clared in his bill. he had been informed bv eminent financiers to be quite im- possible if performed by any honest, solvent, legitimate business method. scheme or plan"