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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
CLARA HURON WINS.
Takes Kentucky Selling Stake Race At
 Sarnfoua

Sarntoga.
 Haron sn5a'Ssa %on the Kentueky aag selling stake five and a half furlongs at Saratoga today. Benny was hot favorite, being played down from two to one to nine to 10 but was never dangerous, finish ing outside of the money. In a hot finish Entree beat York- shire Lad head in the fourth. Badtke on Entree, outrode Miller on Yorkshire
 First race, selling. seven furlongs.-- Annetta, Lady. 97, (KoernerD 10 to l won; silver Wedding. s4 SKent) 10 t9 third. Time IFS. Memories and Belle Strome ran.
 Second race. steeplechase about two and oae.haIf nailes;wpirats: 1s1 tpp- T Heider) to 1 second; Pure Pepper. l4o. sPagesl g to ,.; E third. Time s;2s stakes 5 I-s furlongs.--ciafa Huron. Dollars. 105 CT. clark.) I to 1 second; Hyperbole, 94. lLawe,) to third; breila, Cora Price and Neoskaleeta ran.
 Fourth race. mile and furIong. ntFee sSire aa ilf HadxsH syes wGn .scond Yora Sailor Boy. sS, fJ Hennessey,) 5 to 1 third. Time i;5s 2-5. Three starters.
 Fifth race. selling. one mile-Samuel wrenne, Ss. (c. Ross.j 20 to second: Gus Heidorn, 99. (Hefferman,) 20 to i third. Time. TAI 4-5. Tongorder. Ad Bell. Bulwark. Sir Ralph. Cholk al rick, Luckett Wes. Brail. Col. Bartlstt
 Sixth race. five and one-half fur longs.-They're on. 110. tBadtke,) 3 to l won; Laily, no. (Miller,) s to | brandy s to 1 third. Time 1 :0s. Amber ley. Puissant, King Ahab. Windfall. Mitre. Fish Fl wk Daisy Frost yinton, and Puritan Girl ran.
 First race. severn Ssnasf; furiongs-Brook- dale Lymph. 126; Pater. 11s; Zienap, 1I6: Samson. 109: Shine On. f06: Sir Russell, 104; General Haley, 1o2; Nea- Belle of Pequest ss; Court Martial. ss;
 Second race, mile. selling--Yada, los; Aucassin. Delmore, Embarrassment. Io1; ss: Water Dog. s5; caiabash. Pleasan; Days. 9i; Paprika, sS.
 Third race. five and one-half fur longs-Demund, 127: Arctic. 1T; Yan- Pink Star. Stray. Rosemount, Chancel- for, 11o; Jersey Lady. A-tumn Lady, 107: Zambesi. Fussilade. 1O5: Allie. l02
 Fourth race, the Merchants and Citf- sens handicap; mile and three-siTs Won Tromp, Dolly Spanker, 109; Ra vena, 105; Red Leaf, 100.
 Fifth race. mile and an eighth--New Mown Hay. 11o: Louis H.. 1o4; Corri- s5; Woodsman, ss; Holscher, s1; Macy Jr. Cadichon. 30; Edith James. ss. Sixth race. mile, maidens--Holscher Lichtmess, Johnstown. Royal Scot. 112; Tor. Bob Edgren. 1o9; Lady Airs. Per chance. Rose of Gold. Upshot. Fatinit- iza. Prudential Girl. TOT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
SPEAK FRIDAY
GENERAL OATES TO CLOSE HIS CAM
 PAIGN HERE.
He Wal be In BIrmingham Wednesday and VIII Make Last Speech In Montgomery Friday
 Might.

General William c. Oates decided yester- day that he would close his campaign for alternate United States Senator in Mont romery Friday night when he will deliv- CT an address to the voters at the court house
 In accordance with an announcement made several days ago that General Oates would speak in the city court room last night. quite number of his friends, in cluding Governor Jeiks and ConEressman A. A. Wiley. assembled there last night The campaign of General Oates was dis cussed informally by his friends and 1t was decided that he should finish his canvass in this city among his friends and neigh bors To this arrangement General Oates readily consented and the meeting was aS- Journed.
 General Oates will go to Birmingham to- morrow and will speak In the Jefferson County court house tomorrow night. He will remain in the mineral district Thurs day and will return to Montgomery Friday morning.
 He has just returned from North Ala bama where he spoke in eight counties and was given assurance of support by thous- ands of voters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
Ar CASINO THEATRE.
Farce Comedy Arouses RisibiIities of Large
 Audience.

Audience.
 The first farce comedy of this season was put on at the Electric Park Casino Theatre last night to a large audience.
 three act play, "A Runaway Match. chock full of succession of ridiculous situations combined with the usual stream of horse play. briefly describes the per formance
 If laughter counts. the audience went away highly pleased with the show. They apparently enjoyed the screamingiy funny situation of the play and were especially partial to Edward I. schooley who was cast as half wittde country lad. The people evidently liked the play because 1t was light and breezy.
 From a critical standpoint the play in its first act. gave promise of being one of the best farce comedies ever seen here, but, somehow horse play increased as the sets increased, and there had been great deal of this by the time the curtain fell. After the play the audience gathered in the vicinity of the dancing pavilion where new set of interesting. moving pictures were put on.
 k The company will repeat last nights performance at the Casino tonight and Will remain here throughout this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
MORE SMALL BILLS.
Secretary shaw Asks Banks to Issue
 Elves.

Secretary Shaw Asks Hanks to Issue
 Washington. FiSss. Ess so.-secretary Shaw today made public the following statement:
 The Secretary of the Treasury has unable to meet all demands for small bills to sel.d ones and twos in prefer ence to fives. The Secretary takes the position that when, the Department IS unable to meet all demands upon it, may exercise a discretion as to the de- mnnds to which 1t will give prefer ence.
 There Is no source from which the demand for money in denomi nations of less than & can he supplied other than silver and silver certificates There is however. a source of supply ly. national bank notes.
 Since the Secretary5s circular to banks urging. them to increase their tically S30,000. 900 in fives have been ordered and nearly $9.000.00O have been delivered. Most of the remainder will
 The Secretary in this authorized statement calls attention to the fact known to all but overlooked by many. that silver certificates cannot bo issued except for silver actually in the treas ury. Gold can be deposlteo Tn the treasury and gold certificates demand ed' and gol certificates are redeemable in gold on demand. Silver can be de- posted in the treasury and silver cer- ti1cates demanded and these certifi- cates are exactly what they profess to be They are receipts which the gov. ernment issues for an actual deposit of the kind If coin designated fin the certificate
 "1he volume therefore. of silver silver actually deposited Most Of the silver now eircuiates ln the. form of certificates If the banks will return silver certificates of the higher de or silver certificates in denomlnations of one and two dollars there Will be | no scarcity of small money.
 piled by the small bills authorized by 1 the banks. Congress has not unwise- l ly planned for the needs or the coun- l form their Operations to meet these
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
EIectrleaI workers strike.

Louisville, Aug. 20.-one / hundred electrical workers employed on num- Der of buildings iu course of construc- ton. went on strike this morning. The men demand an eight hour day and an increase in pay from $3 to $S.5O per day. The erection of two skyscrapers and a number of minor buildings will be brought practically to a standstill unless the strike Is settled soon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
MAY GO TO pAUPER's CRAVE.
rnIyfm@

The body of Charles A. Collins, the locomotive engineer, which was found Sunday afternoon in Walkers Grove, opposite Electric Park is still at the undertaking establishment of Coroner W. H. Tiee where 1t was carried to await Identification and hearing from relatives or friends.
 At noon yesterday Mir. Tice received a telegram from Mrs. Anna Collins of Little Rock, Ark, asking of the re mains were those of c. A Collins. Mir. Tice replied in the affirmative and is awaiting further orders as to the dis position of the body.
 At a late hour last night no tele- gram had been received from Little Rock. Coroner Tice said that unless he was otherwise instructed the body of Collins would be inferred in the pauper section of oakwood Cemetery today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
were rined of money and that sixty

were rified of money and that sINty- three persons were robbed.
 These oficlal figures do not take into account the pillaging in the country nor the number of military executions or arrests of agitators and revolution Ists and there are no figures showing the number of persons sent Into exile.
 The S, Petersburg Gazette says that 2, 300 persons were banished on Sat- urday from St. Petersburg alone and that 75) were placed on trains bound for the interior. Prefeet of Police Won Launitz mas declared his intention of clearing the capital of all ''vaga- bonds" The police of this city are being trained in the handling of rapid fire guns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21

has taken up arms Fifty rural guards from Havana and 100 from Santa Clara were sent to Pinar del Rio today.
 General Rodriguez. commander of the rural guards admits that the rural guards in Pinar del Rio, including the endorsements just sent there do not exceed 500 men. The Senate and House of Representatives met this afternoon informally but secretly to consider the situation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
PRELIMINARY FIRING BEGINS.
Rtfle Teams of Several Army Division
 In Annual Competitions.

Chicago, Aug 20-The preliminary firing in the annual competitive army shoot between teams representing the four army divisions, Northern, Pacific Atlantic and Southern, began today on inc rifle range at Fort Sheridan.
 These teams are the winners in the division shoots which were contested last week By Thursday it is expected inc preliminary shooting will be com n;eted and the competition in record firing will commence when the high score winners will engage in the finals far membership in the army team which Will compete at Seagirt.
 Sergeant Willis of the 26th Infantry, made the s1s hish h,s totaI Sgrf heinz d 2s2 " ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
n.cIIne in Renneh nII

-CIeveland, O., Aug. 2O-Rehned oII A gain declined half of a cent per gal io,1 today. The Standard oil Com ne.nvss new quotations are as follows Water White Ohio State test, 9 1-2ci Headlight, ITS degrees. 10 1-2 and Eocene. 10 1-2 cents.
 There is no change in the quotations ns. olaia State taRt oil or on GasolAna e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
CUBAN RESURRECTION.
Two Hundred Armed Men Leave Are

royo Arenns.
 Havana. Aug, 2O.-An instruction began last night in Havana province when General Quintin Bandera, the negro who distinguished himself in the war for independence left Arroyo Arenas, twelve miles west of Havana with a force estimated at over 200 men. which it is believed was largely aug mentsd today by a band armed with guns and ammunition. which set out from Havana.
 General Bendera was the first man who crossed the Spanish trocha which shut off the province of Pinar del Rio from Havana province.
 Tho government admits that Bandera
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
Trial of Mob Leader.

Springfield. Mo. Aug. 20.--Tha talk ing of testimony in the case of Doss Gadenbraith. the alleged mob leader, was begun this afternoon The court house today was strongly guarded by deputies. Perfect order prevailed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21

summary--Two-base hit. Nichols In- nings pitched, by Loucks 2, by Stock Loucks 12 Runs. off Loucks 6. of Stockdale 1. Stolen bases, Plass, Nich- ois,. Morse, Smith (Atlanta). ?. Base on balls. by Hughes 3. by Loucks 1. by Stockdale 1. Struck out. by Hughes 8 by Loucks 3. Sacrifice hit crozier zoo. Umpires, Wainscot and Rudder- ham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
COASTERS WON IT
LoUCKs AND HUGHES IN. POOR
 FORM.
Atlanta Piles Up Fifteen Hits oR Egyptian Pitcher, and Stock
 dale Was Sent in to
 Smye Dny.

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. 20-Today's snd was won by the visitors Roth Hughes and Loucks were hit hard, the visitors hits, however, coming at more opportune times than the locals. Stock dale relieved Loucks after the seventh Inning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
prn.tratinna In I.nnlarIlIn.

Louisville. Ky. Aug. 2o.-Three deaths from heat prostration were reported today The maximum temperature for the day was s4 degrees, accompanied by extreme hss midity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21

a-----~~- National League. On day American League.-- Chicago at New York
 St Louis at Philadelphia.
 Cleveland at Washington.
 Detroit at Boston. .f Cotton states.-- Mobile at Jackson. Vicksburg at Meridian.
 Baton Rouge at Gulfport. Amergcnn Assoegrstvn--s Columbus at Minneapolis. Toledo at St. Paul.
 Indianapolis at Kansas City
 Louisville at Milwaukee. South AtIantic.-- Columbia at Augusta
 Savannah at Macon.
 Jacksonville at Charleston
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21

The jump from Atlanta to New Or orleans was made on train No. 97. the fast mail train that reaches Montgom- cry at 330 a. m. and as there are no Pullmans on that train the team was forced to sit up in day coaches from II o'clock Saturday nipht until II o'clock Sunday morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21

There will probably be a double head CT in New Orleans today. Then Wednes- ! Montgomery team, they playing in
 Memphis, Friday. Saturday and Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
MADE GARRISON FINISH.
Mobile Scored Seven Runs fin Lasi
 Three Innings.

Mobile Scored Seven Runs fin Last
 Three Innings.
 Jackson, Miss, Aug. 20.--(Special.)- )-- With the game virtually cincned in the tn good of Mobile, the oystermen woke up. got busy. and got seven runners over the plate and getting another across in the two innings which fol fol the Lawmakers. |
 It was a sIuging match for keeps. a total of thirty-three bingles being charged against White and Damman.
 It was a horrid blow to Damman, who up to the seventh had his foemen we'll in hand, by a score of ' to 3, the unexpected happening however, and when the battlefield was cleared seventh, Damnan. hts bunch and the rooters in the grand stand had an idea that the capital of Mississippi had been shaken by an earthquake.
 It was something awful, and the wise ones will be figuring on how il happened for days to come,
 Mobile .. .. 100 o2o 711-12 IT , Jackson .... 900 SS1 02o-- 16
 Batteries-white and oBrien, Dam- man and Saillard.
 1,,sIt Meridian. as Aug, so..tsPscial 1E, |, calls by score of to 1. Bishop was touched for seven hits but the visitors played an errorless game behind him. Ticksburg got two over in her half of the second and Meridian got her only one in the same inning. From that time to the finish 1t was a case of eggs.
 vicksburg :. ..'..o o2o 900 ooo-2 3 9 Meridian Q. .....010 900 00O-1 T
 Batteries-Bishop and Braun; Jones and Sample.
 
 Gulfport, Aug 20.-(special) )-It took thirteen long drawn out but warmly contested innings to reach a conclusion between Gulfport and the cajans. Baton Rouge and the locals each got two over in the first. and Baton Rouge her third run in the fourth. After the locals had put a runner across in the third inning. for nine full innings it was up and out, for the visitors and the same obtained with the locals. It was great doings when the winning run came in. B'n Rouge 200 loo 900 900 O-s 5 Gulfport 2O1 900 900 900 1-4 9 ?
 Batteries-Gedder and Woodward; Nickens and Krebs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21

Comiskey's Chicago White Sox con tinue to win on the Eastern invasion, w,lfle Connie Mack's Athletics are drop ping games with the most woeful reg ularity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21

to play a game on this Western trip vet. Montgomery has played one and lost it; Atlanta has played two and split even. and Nashville has played one and lost 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21

the list of ineligible players issued a few days ago.
 Philadelphia. National League Club --Frauh Corridor sold to Toledo club: refused to sign contract with said club and failed to report.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
VICTIMS OF TERROR.

Fifty-eiEht Russian Ohieials Killed In
 Week.
 St. Petersburg, Aug. 20.-Last weeks statistics show that ffty-eight officials were murdered and forty-three wound ed in Russia proper, that fifty bomb depots were discovered; that six safes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
LITTLE ROCK WON.
MEANY,s SINGLE SCORED zIMNEH
 IN TENTH.
Brady and Bucbanom in . Pitchers Battle. the Traveller Twirier Having slightly the Best
 of the Argument.

Little Rock. Ark, August 20.--Mca- ny,s single scored Trimmer Tn the tsntn Brady had the best of a pitchers bat tie but was given weak support.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21

McAleese jumped the team in Atlanta Saturday night. He got drunk again and Mullaney fined him. Saturday night he did the Kangaroo stunt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
Au.erienn League

Boston. Aug. 20.-By hitting Glaze sharply in today's game. Detroit won l.
 wul1In weakened toward the end but rallied again in the ninth and finished in good form. H.H E, Detroit. $. q. 400 OO1 1Ol-l l Boston .0e0 900 220--4 IF 4
 Batterfes-Mul1in and Schmidt: Glaze and carrigan. Time. 1:43 Umpire.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
e YESTERDAYS GAMES.
 Y ' Sseoe@soeeeoeo@oeooeoeees

Southern League Memphis 5, Atlanta '. Shreveport Birmin nehamh. no Tame, rain.
 New Orleans Montgomery. no game. rain.
 Little Rock ?. Nashville 1. Ten
 innings,
  National League. St. Louis Philadelphia game advanc- ed and played as part of double header yesterday.
 Chicago 3, New York o.
 Cincinnati 2, Boston 1.
 Pittsburg 2. Brooklyn 1. American League Washington-Clevela postponed. rain.
 Philadelphia 1, St. Louis q Boston 4 Detriot 6.
 New York 1, Chicago 4. American Assocaation--- Kansas City g, Indianapolis 0. Minneapolis 8, Columbus 2. Louisville 1, Milwaukee 8. Toledo 6. St. Paul 0. South Atlantic.-- Charleston {, Jacksonville, 1. Macon 1. Savannah 2. Augusta 0, Columbia 1. Cotton States League Jackson 8, Mobile 12. Gulfport {. Baton Rouge 3. Meridian 1, VickSburg, 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21

The Chicago Nationals got a pretty hard jolt from the Giants Sunday, but yesterday they started the winning
 habit again.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21

Indications point to the fact that the Mobile team IS on the shady side of
 Easy street in the Cotton States
 League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
Score by innings;

Score by fnnings. a nnn . NaehvilIe 100 900 900 0--1
 Sumn1ary--Two base hits, Wiseman. Douriass Zimmer Sacrifice hits, Bra dv lansing. Wells, Stolen base. 30.
 hannon Base on balls. by Buchanan I. Struck out, by Buchanan g. by Brady q First on errors Little Rock i. Nashville f. Left on bases: iAttle Wells i. Time, 2;05. Umpire, Pfen-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
COTTON STATES.
rooAY,s SCHEDULE.

Southern League Montgomery at New Orleans Birmingham at Shreveport Atlanta at Memphis
 Nashville at Little Rock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
postponed,
A FEW FOUL TIPs.

Too much rain for shuster yesterday.
 Augusta and Savannah are playing hide and seek again. Savannah takes the lead by an eyelash this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21

Prostitution in Chicago.
 Chicago, Auga 20-Ten cases of prostration by heat were reported to the police today. The temperature at 1:3o D. nl., was s1 degrees.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21
National League.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. 20--Errors were responsible for all the runs. scored m the game between Cincinnati and Bos- ton this afternoon Bridwell. the Bos- ton shortstop, will be out of the game for week or ten days, the result of an injury received on Saturday. Cinctn- natl today purchased Pitcher Mason of Baltimore. Score:
 fssnnfnnaH oo2 GOO o0s--2 10 2 Roston . 100 900 000---1 2
 Batterfes--weimer and Schlei Linda man and Needhan. Time. 1:50. um- pires. Conway and Johnstone.
 Chicago. Ills. Aug. 2e--The locals turned the tables on New York today and gave the mthe shut oue, before the largest Monday attendance or the sea son score R.H.E. Chicago ..... 900 oso oos-S z New York .. 900 600 o0o-o Batteries--Pfeister and King; McGin- nftv and Bowerman Time, 1:S0, Um- pires, O'Day and Klem.
 Pittsburg, Pa.,. Aug. 2O--In one Of the best games of the season the Fittsburgss today beat the Brooklyns 8 The winning run was made m tMhs M ninth inning when Ganley was sent to bat for Gibson and made a single. driV- ing in the winning run. Score: pt,tshure ooo 100 oo1-2 psco1Ivn 010 Ooo 000-1 0
 Batteries--Lynch and Gibson; Eason and Ritter. Time 1;50. Umpire Emsile'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21

Phfiadeiphia, Aug 2o.-waddelis pitching was easy for St Louis today and the visitors won as they pleased St Louis. .. HOO 201 I11-I 14 Philadelphia :. 100 900 00O--1
 Batteries-Giade and Spencer: Wad- dell and Schreck. Time. 1:S6. Um- plre. O'Loughlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21

New York, August 20.--The Chicago Americans kept up their winning gait by defeating the New York's. today Errors by Elberfield. Williams and Chase in the fifth inning were mainly responsible for the local teams defeat. Score.
 Chicago q. .. 1000 030 100-4
 Batteries: White and Sullivan; 0rth and Thomas Time. 1:45. Empires, Hurst and Evans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-21

Corrfdon 10 Ineligible. Cincinnati, O.. August 20.-The NH- tional Baseball Commission made this announcement today:
 The following should be added to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-26
SAILORS OFF IN
A BUNCH
GiaHr DESERT FROM eRlrlsH
SHIP AFTER BREAKING opEg
LOCKERS AND COMMITTING
OF sPg RATE ACTS.

without a word Of warning eishi
sailors Of the british ship Eaai
African deserted last night and
have left the city. presumably to
Join = British vessel bound tar iiv.
erpnol from Port Townsend The
old stof, Of the men belng shane
hated hy the boarding h0use keep
err a. Port Townsend aEsin comes
To light ia the caan ot these sailors
Yesterday the men announced Co
the mate of The East African that
they we're dissatisfied With the liv.
ina and treatment aboard that ahi
They did not sa1. hoWeycE that
they would quit nud dlfiernct
were thought Ia have heen fnnis
edicd between officers and crew
This morning Captain johnson
the skipper awoke "a und that the
seals - lhr ships patches had hera
broken upeu and mahy pieces -
brass thrown overheard lle r. iu.
elined 10 believe tha the deserving
seamen accomplished the mischief.
and acre then taken to Port Town
aeud hg an agent Of the boarding
house kcepera theirs Rad shipped
ah1ard eindiammar bound fof
Liverpool The breaking opsn uf
tho matches Wah IMPORTED to she
customs house Immediately b. Cap
tain Iohnaou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-26
HUGHES.HEARST
NAMED LEADS
Will Probably Be Nom
mated by Democrats
at Buffalo Today.

hrFFALo. y Y Sept g The
democratic state convention called
laat night saa adjourned "a II
O'Clock this morning when Il was
sKaln adjourned TO 20 this hftei
ueon Al 3 o'clock this afternoon
annEhef Adjournment vas taken 70
q "a this evening. 10 await the ~
peff Of the committee on contests.
witch announced iis report 70 be
inrempleie
Indications point to the n9mins
ton of William Randolph Hearst
although he has been deserted Who'll
T. b. Jerome. vho stated today that
rathef than see Hearst OF any Of
his bafkern control the situation
hs suuid vote Tor the republicans
should they put up 3 decent man
Among those Who will prohahls
be- nominated Nith Hearst are "
stasseaaut Chauisr. for lieutenant
soy ernor. aud John s Mhalen for
asraatary of state. huih ~ the met
haF ma heeh noEniHatsd With Hearst
On shs independent isasae ticket