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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
PLAYED REAL BALL
MIyLLANEYss MEN SHOWED RE
 VERsAL OF FORM.
NashviiIe Team Was shut Que at Ath- letic Park. the Score Being to ..
 Few Fans 0af.

Tn any reputable jockey club there f~ d prompt and rigid investlgalon when horse da runs tba mlxfrSIis nexf wins with lot of speed that makes snow or ms
 Yet there was as great reversal Of form as great an exponent or the m ana out theory in the game played py the Montgomerv ball club yesterday as Compared to the Birmingham sames last week as ever took place on the
 Yesterday the Montgomery team played real baseball. took all sorts ot chances. injected snap, ginger ana HE in their work. tano.,a and nao sna sSat fuIe them out by a score of to Q.
 The dash and spirit displayed yester- Aay bears out the assertion that tne team is about as fast as anything m fhis league. when it wants to play, and to put 1t in the mildest terms posslole, rtSt auUurty ytJnIefy v ffsf ve been imposed upon. Further comments are unneces-
 Not a hit had been made by Nash vile up to the fourth inning, and John Malarky was pitching fine bali and been made off Dugan and neither side had been able to pry open the tally box MalarlZy had splendid control, not giving a base on balls during the game and striking out six batters. Dugan had given a couple of walks, Apperious drawing both of them, one each in the first and third, and in the fifth Dugan walked the first man up, Young work ing him. Malarky sacrificed him to eecond and Hautz drove one to right Young scoring. Pearson threw wild to somebody, either Wells or lansing, the bum peg at any rate rolled nearly to the home players bench, and Hautz got to third.
 Then came something that simply took the breath away from the small but select" handful of fans. For the first time this season, the squeeze was attempted and worked successfully. Hautz had already started on a dead run for the place and was nearly half way down the line when Hausen dumped a neat bunt towards third. Be- fore lansing could pick 1t up, Hautz was over the plate like whirlwind Hausen was thrown out at first, but the run had been squeezed in.
 In the sixth, McCann was safe when Castro made a mess of his hit Null fancy tried to sacrifice and was out on a bJInt fly to Frary McCann got to second on Perry's hit and out to Frary and scored on Busch's drive to right making the score 3 to 0.
 Tn the eighth a couple more were put ip and in the first part of the ninth rain began and the game was called
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
MERIDIAN LOST IT
! n swxzrTTrr x1ULU ON
 POSITION.
Schmidt, Formerly of Nashville Pitches Oystermen Into Victory, Billiard Being Pounded Hard fin the
 Early Innings,


 Mobile Aug. ls.-- Special. )--Mobile took the flrst game of the series this afternoon from the would-be leaders in hollow style, the score being to 2.
 The grand stand and bleachers were packed, so great was the crowd to see the opening game with Meridian on the home ground for the last series
 It was ladies' day and at least 200 were present, while Mobile won the game in the first inning by putting played the entire string out as though in the ruck.
 great crowd of rooters were here from Meridian but they closed up like test had settled and took their medi- cine like good fellows.
 Schmidt went in for Mobile, and though he allowed eight hits. pitched we'll Sample sent Billiard in to do the twirIing for the White Ribbonites but swapped places with him In the middle of the last half of the fifth in- ming giving a much better exhibition.
 Meridian was blanked in the first, though Huber and Gardner both hit safe. With one down a pretty double on Gaston and Gardner, however, did gathered. Moore was hit and ad- vanced on Hoffman's sacrifice but was thrown out at third by White. Leidy and Wagner hit, filling the sacks. wright QrOVe out long tWO-DagRer. Hoffman, Leidy and Wagner scoring.
 Meridian got one in the second. De- wore hit and stole, Sample flew to Wagner and White famed. Durmeyer sent hot one through Moore and De- wore crossed the plate. Three more were added in the last half of the fifth and all the starch was taken out of the visitors Moore walked and ad- vanced on HofRman's safety Of a field CTS choice, Leidy advanced both, on a good sacrifice Wagner hit to left for two sacks and Moore and Hoffman scored. The batter getting in on wild throw from third to White.
 Here Sample went in and got two assists on Wright and Elsey's putouts at first. Mobiles seventh run was made in the seventh. Moore got safe on Huber's error, but was forced by Hoffman. Hoffman went to second on Whites error and scored on Wagner'S single.
 Meridian's second run was made in the ninth. Sample sent a grounder to Moore and went to third on Wrights excusable error of bad throw, and scoring on Whites single to left.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
PLAYED ELEVEN INNINGS.
selma and DemOpolis Have An Excit-


 ing Contest.
 Selma, Aug. 13-(SpeciaI) )-The first game of the series this afternoon be- tween Selma and Demopolis was called at the end of the eleventh inning on ac- count of darkness with the score stand ing to h.
 Selma had the best of the game until the sixth inning when Demopolis scored three times which put them in the lead one run. In the ninth on . couple of errors and an Infield hit. Sel- ma tied the score and during the two extra innings neither club succeeded in crossing the plate. The last man out on the visitors side was caught at the home plate. while trying to score on a wild pitch.
 Selma began scores in the first when they scored twice on four hits. In the third they scored two more on Q couple of errors. a hit and a sacrifice In the ninth, on two errors and hit. they tied the game. Demopolis scored the first runs in the third when two crossed the plate on three errors and q hit. In the sixth. on a gift. hit and two base hit and an error they SCOT ed three times. Both pitchers were effective all through the game, Little page striking out eleven and Hughes
 R.HE Selma .. 2o2 900 OO1 OO--5 10 10 Demopolis .. oO2 o0S 900 oo-5 5 Batteries-Littlepage and Puckett; Hubhes and Mitzner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
WON'T ANSWER KELLY.
President O'Brien Refuses to Discuss
 Charge of Prejudice.

O'Brien of the American Association tonight refused to discuss Kelley's tel egram in which he charged him with prejudice. Regarding the suspension of Kelley and Secretary Lidyard, MT. c Brien said;
 T have taken this action to protect the national game and its patrons, The Board of Directors by a resolution at the Chicago meeting authorized me to make a thorough investigation of the instigators of charges against Umpire Owens who was acquitted of charges of gambling on the games. The in vestigation has been made and the suspensions are the result of such i'm vestigation The trial of the two Min neapolis officials must be had and if found guilty they must stand the con aaauapoaa"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
CourtmartIaI Officers.

Washington. Aug 13-secretary Bona parte has received the report of the court of inquiry on the collision of tho battle ships Illinois and Alabama. off Bretons Reif, while sailing for Newport harbor. It is a very voluminous document and all though no official announcement has been made 1t is understood that several courts martial will result and officers charged with negligence by the court of inquiry will be put on trial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
MIKE KELLY's THREAT.
Says He VIII Not Submit to Suspension
 By President O'BrIen.

sNyN ne VIII NOI sWUEIII 70 su8V0HsIOH
 By President O'BrIen.
 Indianapolis, Ind, Aug 13.-Manager Mike Kelley of the Minneapolis base ball team today received a telegram from President ORrien of the Ameri can Association, notifying him of his indefinite suspension. pending an in- vestigation of his share in the recent charges of gambling against Umpire Owens. Kelley immediately answered by wire al follows;
 You have no grounds for suspend ing me as manager of the Minneapolis Club, except personal prejudice. Your action. in this matter Is in line with your decisions in other cases in which the Minneapolis club was interested In suspendine me before trial. you are simply taking advantage of your post tion as President of the American As sociation and you are hereby notified that I shall take action Immediately to protect my interests
 Mike Kelley"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
Co,tou NTIII. strtke EDd.-

Adams. Mass, Aug. 13.-The strike in the four mills of the Berkshire cotton manufacturing company was ended today and 5000 employees will return to work Thursday Treasurer w B. Plunkett of the company granted the strikers several concessions but re- mained firm in his decision to refuse to e-employ Samuel Whittam, Presi- dent of the weavers' union and whose discharge precipitated the strike three weeks ago
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
PROFESSOR TURNS UP.
Returns After Being Lost for Thirty n-A

Chicago, Aug. 13.-After an unex- plained absence of thirty y-one years Professor Charles H. Frye, former Su- perintendent of the Chicago Normal School of this city, has returned home.
 One of his first acts upon arrival at his home was to hand roll of crisp $100 bills, totalling $5,000 over to his wife with the remark ask me no questions" Frye was 31 years old when he disappeared.
 Since that day no word had been re- ceiVed from him by his wife. He was recognized immediately in spite of his years and altered appearance. He is said to have made money in the Phil ippine Islands, where he resided for several years His wish that no ques- tions be asked him regarding his wan derings has been respected and he has settled down at home as though noth- ing has happened.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
Totals 34 oZi ID
 sBatted for Hickman in ninth inning.

Summary-Two base hit. Brouthers. stolen bases. Rickert, Stratton- Sac rifice hits, King, Cargo. Struck out, by Hickman, 5; by Watts. g. Ease on balls, by Hickman 8; by Watt. l. Hit by pitcher, by Wat1.1. Left on bases, Shreveport, z: New Orleans. 5. First on errors, Shreveport, 8; New Orleans, 5. Time, 1:40 Umpire, Schuster.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
Nerr NIinister Arrives.

Mexico City, Aug. 13.-Jose Pacas, the new Salvadorean Minister to the United States has arrived here en route to Washington accompanied by Baltasar Estupinian, Minister to Mex leo from the same country. There has been no SalvadoSsan legation in Wash inAton fer thraa saA4A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
ThomasviIIe. 1e, I,inden. |

Thomasville, Aug. 1s.-(Special.) J. The Thomasville Reds defeated Lin den in a one-sided game this evening at Northside Park in a regular free silver game-16 to 1. The only feature of the game was how shabby Linden could play Batteries: Thomasville, Brown and Donnahue; Linden, Flowers and Bradford
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14

Los Angeles, Calf, Aug. 1s.--W. HI Whiteman, former judge of the Su- preme Court of Arizonia and later ad. jutant general'of the territory is dead at Terminal Island, of softening of the brain, Judge Whfteman was a native of Ohio and about SO years of age.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
KuIoa I.Ive wIre.

Cincinnati. Aug. 1s.-Emerson Mont jar, aged 16. was killed by. an electric current and his mother. who attempt ed to rescue him, was fatally injured al Withamsville, .clermont County, yesterday The boy threw a coil of small wire over the heavily charged wire of the traction line, but was in stantly killed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
rn Transfer CapltaI.

official quarters that the Sultan intends to transfer the capital from Fsz to Morocco City. owing to the strategic insecurity of the former and by the earnest advice of the leading tribes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
One man out when game called.

Summary-Left on bases, Montgom- cry, 6; Nashville, f. Bases on balls, bSo alPssgs, aH aHaGssei1i, Gsssii. 1: Hostz. ,: An perious. l. First base on errors, Mont g2mery. 2; Nashville. 9. Time of game. 1:30. Umpire, Pfenninger
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
GiIbert sOId To zImmer.

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 18--Jack Gil- bert, the Nashville center-fielder. has been sold to the Little Rock club. The consideration is not stated
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14

seventh Errors of a costly nature had much to do with this. Both Geddes and Reab pitched good ball.
 Score by innings: RH.E. {. Baton Rouge -. O02 00l O20--5 5 Vicksburg =. O00 003 50s-S
 Batteries-Ge6des and Guitteirez; Reab and Braun.
 Jackson, Aug 13.-(Special )--The Shrimpers batted out a victory from the lawmakers, although charged with three errors. Robinson was much the best over Bolin in the box.
 Score by innings: H.EI Gulfport .. ..020 101 1OO-5 Jackson ..... .000 100 000--1 4 1
 BatterIes-Bolin ana Krebs; Robin son and Saillard
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
MASONIC NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

MT Jake Kreis. of the firm of Strauss Kreis has this day severed his connection with the above firm
 In the future the Central Market will be conducted by M Strauss. who will assume all liabilities Of the old firm.
 M STRAUSS.
 August .. 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
No couo a& I,t,I. pooI-

Little Rock, Aug 13.-The Memphis Little Rock game. scheduled for today. grounds. A double-header will be played tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
AInhnmn Postal AfraIrr.

Washington, Aug 13.--% Special J. George A. Thornton has been appoint ed postmaster at Hammack, Escambia County, vice s. w. Hammock, removed
 Charles W. Parham appointed regu- lar and Coleman M Parham, substi- tute, rural carrier, route f. at Flor ence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
AnTrpTrAN YpAcur

Detroit, Aug. 13.--SteVer weakened in the ninth and two singles, an error of omission by schaefer, an intentional pass and Stahrs double gave Boston
 R.HE. Boston :. 100 03o oO2-5 1s i Batteries-Siever and Payne; Young and Peterson. Time, 1:s7. Umpire, Connolly
 York played nine inning tie shut-out game today both teams agreeing to stop play at 5 o'clock to allow New York to catch train: Chicago ct. ..... 900 900 OOo-0 0. New York ,.....0 900 00o 000-0 8 Batteries-White and Sullivan; Ches- bro and Thomas Time, 1:45. Umpire. Hurst Cleveland, O., Aug. 1S.-Moore pitch ed his first game of the season today, holding Washington down to five hits and one run.
 Cleveland e. ... oil 100 OOO-s 1 Washington .. 100 900 0OO-1 Batteries-Moore and Bemis; Falken- berg, Kitson, Smith and Wakefield. Time, 1:s5. Empires, Evans and Sher- idan
 St Lotus. Aug. 1S.-Before the larg- est week day crowd that has attended a baseball ga14e in recent years St. Louis and Philadelphia broke even in a double-header the home team losing the first and winning the second. Du- ring the first game a spectator in the orand stand rushed onto the field and attempted to strike Umpire OLough- lin He was quickly surrounded by St. Louis players and led from the field. First game:
 RH.E. St Louis .. .000 900 000-O 6 Philadelphia .o00 030 113-S 10 0 Batteries-Powell, Jacobsen and O'Connor; Waddell and Schreck. Time. 1;55.
 Second game:
 St. Louis ......,050 900 00"--5 2 Philadelphia .. 1000 001 0O0-1 6 3 Batteries-HoweIl and Hickey and Spencer; Waddell. Coombs and Shreck and Powers. Time, 1:55. Umpire. O'Lopghlin
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
T0DAY's SCHEDULE.

Southern League Atiaptaat Sn SndP dPi5pte9PsgRhtahr"a 5f te9PsgRth account rain
 Little Rock Memphis, no game
 rain.
 Shreveport. 8; New Orleans, { National League. Philadelphia. 4; Cincinnati. 1. New York, 6; Pittsburg, 1.
 New York. ?; Pittsburg. 1.
 Brooklyn, 3; Chicago, Il. Cotton States Mobile, 2; Meridian. 2. Vicksburg. 8; Baton Rouge. 5. Jackson. 1; Gulfport. 1. American League St Louis, O; Philadelphia, S. St Louis, 5; Philadelphia, 1. Detroit. 4; Boston. 5.
 Chicago, 0; New York, o. N American AssOciafioD-- St. Paul, 4; Louisville. ?. St. Paul. 8; Louisville. 5. Minneapolis. 0; Indianapolis, 1.
 Milwaukee, 3; Columbus. 5.
 Kansas City. 8; Toledo, 5. "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
ERRORS LOST GAME
HICKMAN WAS MYSTERY TO NEW
 ORLEANS.
Miseues by Men Back of the Alabama Boy Caused Him to Drop
 the Contest to Pei-
 icauN.

Shreveport, Aug. 13.-Costly errors by the locals gave todays game to
 Jew orleans Hickman pitched grand ball. allowing but two clean hits and two scratch hits. Shreveport had the bases full with but one out in the ninth inning, but were unable to score.
 Shravenort ARRBH POA E
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
KrIed HIs Divoreed wife.

Nashville Tenn, Aug 1S.-A Dresden, Tenn., despatch says that Joe Castleman, aged 10, slipped into the room of his di- ------A ~if4- flaw miles west oe that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
WON IN THE NINTH
ATLANTA COASTERS MAKE 4 CAR
 RISON FINISH.
Bfrminsham Leaders Had Game on Velvet Untfl Last Round When Hits Were Bunched on
 SalIee.

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 13.--Atlanta made a garrison finish in the ninth inning and won from Birmingham. Hughes only allowed the visitors five scattered
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
unItsd stats1 asta Gold.

London. Aug. 1s.--The, United states haA secured the bulk of the gold available on the market about s25oo.ep0 for which twS cents advance was paid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
NATInNAI LnAcrrrn

Philadelphia, Aug. 13-InabIlity 10 hit Sparks's delivery was the main cause for the defeat of Cincinnati to- day
 Cincinnati .. 900 0oO A00-o 2 Philadelphia .. 1000 300 1Os-4 10 0
 Batteries-Wicker and Schlei: :: Sparks and Dooin. Time, I:45. Um- pire, Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
Arinonin Judge Dead.

place at an early hour this morning and after murdering her. committed suicide.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14

Brooklyn, Aug. 13.-The Chicago team scored it's fourth successive vic tory over Brooklyn today Chicago ..... 010 O04 132-11 13 Brooklyn ...-. 201 900 000- 8 8
 Batteries-Taylor, Overall and Mo- ran; Eason, Pastorius and Ritter Time, 1:52. Umpires. Johnstone and o'Day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14

summary-Two base hits, Wright, Huber. Base on balls, off Billiard 3: of Schmidt. ?. Struck out. by senmldt. 3; by Billiard, 8; by Sample, l. Hit bases, Mobile, 8; Meridian, 5. Innings pitched. by Schmidt, 9; by Billiard, IS; by Sample. 8 2-s Hits appor- tioned. off Schmidt, 8; of Billiard, 4; off Sample, 2. Double plays, Prout, Moore to Hoffman; Moore, Prout to Wright Stolen bases, Gaston. Devore. Moore, Hoffman. Sacrifice hits, Leidy, Schmidt. Time, 1858. Umpire. Earle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
sOuth Atlantic,

South Atlantic
 Jacksonville, 1; Macon, $. Savannah. 8; Charleston, 0.
 Columbia, 2; Augusta, f.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14

vicksburg, Aug 1s.-(special)- Baton Rouge lost to the locals this af- ternoon before a large crowd, put .ng fhrAA avAr in ina sixth and hve in th~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14

summary-Two base hits. Meeks, Matthews Stolen bases, s. Smith. 2. Sacrifice hits. c. Smith, Montgomery, Evers, Wallace. Bases on balls, on nsInr, l. Srruck out, by Hughes, $; by Sallee, f. Wild bitch, Hughes. Time, BOO. Umpire, Rudderham
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
IOtaIB .. ..... .oo " sBatted for Evers in ninth.

Totals 32 5%25 II sone out when winning runs scored Score by innings: :. .......1 100 100 2oo--4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14

New York Aug. 13.-Pittsburg was beaten twice by the New York team on the Polo Grounds today. Bower man was put out of the second game for disputing with the umpire
 First game:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
Pittsburg

Pittsburg 100 900 00o-1 8 New York .OO2 O4O 00s--6 II 0 e Batteries-Willis, Philippe and Gib- son; Wiltse and Bresnahan. Time 1:4O. Empires, Conway and Klem
 Second game: RHE Pittsburg ;. .. 900 900 10o-1 5 1 New York ...... .010 GOO 0O1--2 g 1
 Batteries--Liefield and Phelps: M-.- thewson and Bowerman and Bresna- han. Time, 1:45. Empires. Klem anu Conway.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14

Chicago, Aug. 1S.-Chicago and New York played nine inning tie shut-out game today, both teams agreeing to stop play at 5 o'clock to allow New York to catch a train
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14
Totals
Score by innings:

Mobile ...... 800 030 I0"-7 Meridian ....... 010 900 001-2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-14

Cleveland, O., Aug. 1s-Moore pitch ed his first game of the season today, holding Washington down to five hits and one run.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
HORN.

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ter.
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wife of Minor James Fox, a son.
GILTNER-In this city. March II, 1906 to
the wife of Francis H. Gtner. a daughter.
LEWIS-In this city, March %, 10O6, to
the wife of Edgar r. Lewis. daughter.
MICHELSEN-In this city March "a, 1906
to the wife OF Ferdinand Nicholson, son.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
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The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
STABLES TO LET.

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The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
RlRTHS-M MARRIAGES DEATHS,

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
of the event are published once in this column
free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
James Petersen. %. 759 Fourteenth street,
and Nettie Prescott. 10, 16 Julian avenue.
Andrew j. Whitney, 80, Vallejo, and La
vina G. Dallyn 80. Vallejo.
Charles Wirth. 4S. 652 Filbert street, and
Juana eczema, 2S. e35 Vallejo street.
Henri Artru. 40. S17 jackson street, and
Erma Truff, 49, SIT Jackson street
Cornelius C.. Myers, "a, $50 McAllister street.
and Marie L. Mazzo, IS, 71515 Union street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
DIED.

DIED.
arman. Bennie. 10 Marechek. Anthony, 81
ay, Charles F., 10 days
elando, Pietro, so McShane. Andrew, I6
srnlochner, Cresence, Miller Stephen. 20
6S Morris. Otto, 90
Ellie 20 Morrison, Robt- A.,
Iackstone, Andrew,77 Norton, Patrick, "A
ruskey, Rose Ann, rs Pallas, Agnes. %
urnharn, Dorothy, IL ParrOtt. Margaret E.
urns Fannie S., 81 Peters. Mary, 30
apelli, Carlo, 72 Reilly, Annie. 90
eeve, James, 16 Roberts, Amos. 20
ough. Louisa J. Russ, Albert H.
onroy, Bernard, 50 Simpson, Alfonzo H, Is
onovan, Mary E., 80 Smith, Maria 5.
urlong Margaret, "a Sporel. Max g.. 48
ethin, Maria Sykes, Jane NJ. 81
amilton Alexander Woke, Mildred m.
ayden, Frank 10 Wagner, Robert, "A
racht, Claus H, 81 Woolley, Jane
lnge, H. N. F., 66 Zemansky, julia. 90
ello Joseph "a