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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-18
THE YOUNGEST SOLDIER.
Lyston ID. Howe Enlisted at the Age oi
 Ten Years.

Washington. July 17.-The officials of the pension office think they have dis covered in Lyston D. Howe of Streator, I'll. the youngest volunteer of the civil war. He enlisted first ir 1881 when only ten years and nine montha ola and served four months when he was discharged on account of his age. Be enlisted again in 1862 when II years
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-18

stan on the sfnvestigation of disaffec- ton in the army thus far show that six guard regiments. twenty-six line, seven cavalry. six artillery and five sapper reaiments.are more or less af-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-18
OIL TRAINS coLLmE.
Two Men Killed and others Iniared In
 Texas COIIislon.

Houston. Texas. July 1.-Two mon ware killed and three others seriously hurt in a collision of two oil trains pn,Iroad. two miles south of Pian- eersyiile, late last night.
 The dead:
 Engineer. Charles Sechrist.
 Fireman Grifflns.
 One of the trains was double head. ar and the three engines were demol- iehed. Engineer Jsmes Lake, of the North hound train escaped unhurt but by a poisonous snake and Is in crit- ical condition
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-18
Transfer of the Dancroft.

Washington. July 1.-The navy de- ,rartment today announced that the Sunboat Bancroft had been transferred to inc Treasury Department and that S,er name will be stricken from the na- ,.si list and in future she will be used ss a training ship for revenue cutter cadets.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-18
rURr FooD DlsclssEI,.
sfany Mnnufaetmrers from Ali Sections
 Convene in Chlcnsrn.

Chicago. July 17.--Fcoc Inunufactur- gathered tr chicaso today to attend. an informal meeting called for inc purpose ot discussing feod laws een- orally a.id sAe pure food piii im par ticHfax.
 The meeting was planned 10 be ar in4 formal discussion aud no special nc. tion is expected at present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-18
Avreed On ArmIstice.

sar saIvndor, July l1.--Monday, de- ,ayed sn transportation.--The bellige- rants today agreed upon an armistice.
 It is claimed the Guatemalans dur ,rg .he recent fighting used explosive bullets, notwithstanding the fact that Guatemaia signed the Geneva 0onven-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-18
DEWEY AT ANCHOR.
Huge Dry Dock Ia Ideally situated At

Huge Dry Dock fa Ideally Situated At
 0IonGopo.
 wsshington. July I7--The floating dry dock Dewey. which went half around the world on It's voyage to tho Philippine Islands. is now anchored off Rivera Point. Olongopo naval station. At tkis place there Is sixty-five feet of water. so that all vessels which may be sentztnto dock, may reach 1t in perfect safety. The Dewey win be an- chored with four huge mushroom an chors at each end. and as tha tide rises only about one foot at Olongopo, there Ia little danger of the huge structure being moved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-18
POLICE ON STRIKE.
Considerable Alarm Caused By Refnn-
 el of Cops 10 Work.

st. Petersburg. July 17.-consider- ahIa alarm has been caused by the in aururation of a strike of police hcre
 Tn two districts of the capital today the police refused to appear for duly and last a squad whose captain was ieeturing them on deciinlhK 70 break m meeting threw down their arma and left the station
 The strike Is ostensibly based on economic reasons. The authorities. However, declare that the strike waa
 Spired by agitators.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-18
onaroutlne Aro,prt pone,na.

Kingston, Jam. July ts-The quar- sn.ins against Panama was decided up- on this afternoon on account of the outbreak of small yox on the Isthmus
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-18

and live months old and served until the end of the war.
 The record was developed in connec- tion with an application for increase of pension. which was granted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-18
nr. PeIIIrrInn nend.

l NEIE W0H1I7 HH-W H7NNIN1N
 Bueynos Ayres. July 17--Dr Pelligrino. former President tina. died last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-18
WEATHER FoREcAsT.

Wnnhsnrfan, July 17.---For AIabamas day, light 9o fresh south winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-18
VInuy Regimenta Anerted.

tersburR, July I1-The Twen- ury, formerly The Russ, to- hat the reports submitted
 mission of the general
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-18
brazilian Anlbassaalor Honored.

Rio Janeiro. July 17.--Joaquim Naba- cuo, the Brazilian Ambassador at
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-15
From Other Pencils

A nice thing about commencement exercises for girls schools is the good
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The Democratic greeting 10Y is sal to be: "Good morning. Are you Bry.
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Whenever q woma doesn't see the point Of a funny story she pretends it's
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Senator Bailey has referred TO President Roosevelt az a rman 81 elv 81
Some people seem to overlook the fact that the president will step nut If Office
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Record
The 1hi.adepha North American hears from Harrisburg that 'the brass
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I. O.. O.. =.

LODGE. No. IL
|. o. 0. F.-Meetings ON the -
First and Third Thursday
Evenings of each month at hall in Sii-
yer State building. Visiting brrothers
IN good standing always welcome.
F. PoULIN. N. q.
:. RAMADoHR. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
INTERCLUB L4UN TENNIS
Kings County Players Beaten on
Crescent 4. C.. Courts.

The Kings County Lawn Tennis Club was beaten
by the Crescent Athletic Club team yesterday on
the courts at Bay Ridge. The matches were in the
championship series of the Metropolitan Lawn Ten
mis- League and it is the first time in the history
of the league that the Kings County players have
suffered such defeat
In the singles Bull defeated WestfaH. - Ga.
and Campbell defeated MOllenhauer. 6-S, 6-1 In
the doubles Bull and Campbell defeated Westfall
and Mollenhauer, %. "a 6-2.
on the FIatbush courts of the KnickerbOcker
Field Club the team Of the New York Lawn Tennis
Club took two Of the three competitions Theodore
Roosevelt PeII of New York. defeated L. b. Allen.
Knickerbocker, 6-4. 6-2, and II. s. Roberts.
Knickerbocker defeated Morris 5. Clark. New
York. 6-3, 81. The New Workers. Robert T.
Bryan and Morris 5. Clark. the doubles match
over L. B. Allen and H. 5. Roberts, 4-6. Sc, 81.
The Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club won
two OF the three matches from the Staten
Island Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club the
Washington Heights Of the former organiza-
tion. Merrill Hail. Hamilton Grange. in the singles.
defeated r. h Robinson, Staten Island. 90. 6-2.
and :. y. Boyd. Staten Island. defeated Arthur NJ.
Lovibond. Hamilton Grange. IS. - Ct The
doubles match resulted in a victory for Lovbond
and Hail. Of Hamilton Grange who defeated J. H
Edwards and r X. Robinson, Staten Island. 60
81.
The team Of the Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club
took the series with the New York Athletic Club
by default.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

cusson. He was resting comfortably last night
and will probably be out in few days Mr.
Stone complained of a bruised hip. but otherwise
escaped with a shaking up.
The other winners were Edith James. Halifax.
won the handicap for all ages over the short six
furiong course. He delayed the start for six or
eight minutes. and during that time dragged
Of the assistant starters around as If he
had been mere boy. Mars Cassidy finally
caught them in fair alignment, however. and
sent the field off a good start. Halifax quick
ly rushed 10 the front, and was never in serious
danger. although Bohemia apd Prince Hamburg
were closing strong and might have beaten him
in another sixteenth. Bohemia came from far
back and ran one of her best races, while Prince
Hamburg, which was making his first appear
ance Of the season. ran well enough TO give him
a following in the best company the next time
he goes 10 the post =. .
Sir Toddington made his field look cheap in
the fifth race He opened up gap OF SIX or
eight lengths in the first quarter and won oy d
big margin. although he was being eased UP at
the end II was hard TO believe that he was the
same horse which was so soundly oeaten Oh
THURSDAY in the race won by Oraculum
The conditions were highly favorable for rae
ing yesterday cool breeze blew into the
grandstand and the excessive heat in the city
was entirely lacking. One OF the biggest croWus
OF the wear was in attendance numbering tuIly
fifteen thousand persons. and to all appearances
they. enjoyed the days outing ana the DAY
racing to the fullest extent
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
Mss SUTTON BEATEN.
american Girl Loses Lazcn Tennis
Title to Hiss Douglass.

Liverpool. June 9-The feature OF the play IN the
Northern Counties lawn tennis tournament to-day
Cal. BY Miss D. X Douglass in the final OF the
women's singles championship. held ny Mss
Sutton.
The American player had the syrppataies OF 'ns
crowd. but undoubtedly was defeated on merit
She played her usual vigorous game IN the INST SET
but Miss Douglass was remarkably cool a-a ~
cured the set by seven games 70 i've
In the second set Miss Sutton tired pereeplosy'
and Miss Douglass won by SIX games TO t"o' @-S
Sutton generally was overstrong in her driVlns' Du
she probably has gained through her eeLs-e ,S h
ex0erience which will stand her IN good slsa~ -
the All-England championship =. 1,-.v,.
D. p Rhodes though defeated by Mr. broN.s
svard Of Nanchester 1-S rs 6-S IN the IL.
for the Liverpool Cup. played exceAsHtS r y
first class handicap and IN the ma 00~1 -
Sampson. SIS. 62
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
YALE CREWS BUSY.
OarSmen Divide Time Betzueen Er-
dminatiOns and Riuer.

Gales Ferry, Conn, June 9.-The Yale crews re-
tired tonight. after completing good days work
examinations and the river but were
somewhat disappointed when they learned the re-
turns from the Yaie-Princeton baseball game in
Princeton. in which the Jerseymen beat Yale for
the second time
About $50 o'clock tonight the varsity crew and
the freshmen enjoyed lively brush for TWO miles
down the river, the varsity winning handIy and
rowing at top speed over the entire course The
'yarsitys time q but the work was some
what ragged, although the weather conditions were
fine
This evening the varsity rowed three miles down
the river. the freshmen hating at the navy ward
The varsity four-oar crew and the freshman four-
oar crew each went down the river for about a
mile both morning and evening ' ."
Commodore Morton r. Plant has invited +be v.ra
crews 10 take spin on his steam yacht the
Neneua, on SUNDAY June 24 and the invitation
squad viii attend the Park Congregational Cbbrcb
Rev. Or. Henry F. Howe ''
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
b. Z. ?. By Ben Brush-Ginghnm: ] H
RACING RESULTS AT BUFFALO

Runalo June 9.-Dishabille won the Cataract
Handicap at Kenilworth Park to-day The sum
maries follow:
EnnIl 10 2 second: Incantation. even, third Time
seeons race -four and one-haf furlongs)-Reina swift
% 10 Won Triumphant. to /, second; Tudor. 10 l.
third Time. l.OOn.
Third race mile and forty yardsl-Secret 10 )
Celebration ID 10 ., second IhoIono, 70
Time, 1.52Hs.
Il TO s. won soufrleIe TO 2 second: Red 10 J.
third Time, i.b4n.
Bogum !. second Betsy Binford 3 o l. third
sixth race Zone and one-sixtoenth miesl-Monacodor
third Time, i:b97s.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
LITTLE TO THE RESCUE
LAWN TENNIS DAY
Yictory Over PoideUin Ofaa,
Yards Defeat-Americans Yin.

Newport, England. June 9-The final round or
the preliminary competition for the Dwight F.
Davis International Lawn Tennis ChaIIenge Gun
was concluded to-day. when the United States
beat Australasia and qualified 10 meet the Brit
ish in the challenge round al Wimbledon on
June Is. 16 and IS. There were many spectators
A F. Wilding. New Zealand. beat Holcomba
Ward. America, 6-3. Sc. 0-6. Ct. Sc, but
Raymond d Little. America. beat Los Poidevin
Australia, 60. Is. -. g.. The Americans
thus won by matches 10 3
Wlding won the first two games IN the first.
set. but Ward drew level The latter, however,
lost the next three games. and was not again OF
level terms in the first set. Ward won The frs,
three games OF The next set, and. although Wild
ing drew level, he was beaten to 2.
The third was q love set in Wards favor. Wild
ing being unable TO cope with the Americans
magnificent placing. The fourth set was Aercely
contested. the score being called all 3 all A al
before Wilding won.
At the end OF this set Ward was beginning 10
exhibit signs Of Distress and in the last set over
anxiety caused his service to become erratie.
The last stroke Of the match was a service fault
by the American. and Wilding won by three sets
10 two
Los Poidevtn put up goOd game against Ray
mond D. Little, but there was not sufficient sting
70 his strokes. and the American beat him three
sets to one.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
BRYAN WINS HANDICAP SINGLES

rsohs-, r E3rvan won the handicap sinsles -
to,,-nauent on the courts OF the New fo1- ,S-,,.s
Tennis Club. under the direction o' - vsstsr-
states National Lawn Tennis Assoeia',A -,...a be
day morning These matches had oeeh ,,str0-
cause the competitors were engaged N - -. T3rysa
poIitan championship meeting In 'n7 - -, ,srns
met Sb ~ wsT ba5dicappsd At minus ~ ,5 waa
wore MS opponent down BY bis dsN-ss7s a &C. ala
ia straight sets The uila4 50 - w.
60 The summary: -.,say
Handscap singles third roundl-t IONS haf is
,plus 10 deseaJed H L Van Fra~s Fs nus so asisss
- "a 6-4. Robert r hrlait Ngl. b. LSfs--1
Norrt. clark tmnus 3ol o = U.s.t scra,s.,.
Wyeth tmings S0l defeated otto 49, y, I5 defeated -
- a. e., n p. smith (rlrHs 80 a
sliey sseratshl "a -, s-s r ,ryan minus so 5sI- I
C~sarir. - Caiwey tplus 10. 80 Srs minus -
rane Wyeth minus Sol defeated n = ~ q
Ftnal round-Rohert T. Bryan minus ~ A
rer-aIne Wveth fninus S0l. st. g. dsfsai"
Consolatton singles (1rst rountl-J- - 49,
4 smith. O.. "a o-A
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
TIGERS BEAT YALE AT LAWN TENNIS
Princeton Wins Annual Match by seofS y
6 TO 3-Karl Behr Scores.
IBy Telegraph 10 The tribunal ]

Princeton. N J. June 9.-Princeton deles'71 - =
Yale lawn tennis team. 10 3. IN the anhl4. - -
here to-day. The Tigsr team IS one 81 - -
Princeton has ever had. and has won IrVlN -.
s1,l,anfa Cornell. Columbia and syracuse =.
contests were close and exciting and n ~
merit !, - 80 rsrtsn
or the tea m for next wear Richardson haS s1isu.
on the team FOR three years, and has GOne 60
work this season. The summary
sinEles-KarI Behr Yale. beat II J. ReI-a-- SossiaisE
e. 3-G g. q. S1nsteu. Princeton neL. neL'..+~-
Yale 1Os. -6 6-s: L X Eicts i1r 5sSn Ssss ne-
Yale 6-4 SIS. Norton. Frlcas,l-. TsS-.riisA
beare Yaie 81 S-S. Marsh. Prtncrton oe~s A.9s-
Yale IS ST G-4. L J. Field fS'e. -
Princeton in n three-set match. s.as Narcs
Doubles-Rendau and sunstein. Frineee,1s FYsa yas
s-d Snaui5ing Yale e. 6-3; Eehr aA1o 80 S-@
"a, Rrharison ana Marsh Princeton - -fIss a14
HoSbis and Norton Princeton. won from 1''
pOlbsare Yale
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
LAWN TENNIS AT MERIoN C. C.

Philadelphia, June 9.-The finals In the annual
lawn tennis tournament for the championship in
women's singles. doubles and mixed doubles were
played to-day the grounds Of the Merton Cricket
Club.
In the singles Miss T. r. Sears. OF Boston de-
feated Miss Phyllis Green. OF Philadelphia. 6--s
6-3.
Miss Elizabeth Moore. OF New York. holder Of
the title. defaulted Miss Sears.
In the mixed doubles w j. Clothier and Miss
Sears defeated c NJ Bunting and Miss Green e.
6-3. Z. b. Dewhurst and Miss Moore. holders OF
the 1905 title, defaulted. and there ehaI-
lenge match
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
DWYER TO START HERE.
Viii Spring the Barrier at the
Brighton Beach Meeting.

Mars Cassidy the starter, will get well earned
and much needed vacation during the midsummer
meeting AT Brighton Beach Mr.. Cassidy asked the
wards of the Jockey Club 10 relieve him OF the
duties at that meeting. and they wisely complied
with HIS request and have appointed Dick Dwyer
TO I'll his place Dwyer has proved himself to be
q good starter in the West, and his appointment
is sure 10 meet with general approval. II his work
is satisfactory IL may lead TO his permanent ap-
pointment as an alternate with Mr.. Cassidy, as
was the case two years ago, when Z. {. fitzgerald
and Mars Cassidy took turns in starting
Miller rode Ornondale TO victory in the Broad
way Stakes but this his only winning mount
of the day and his small army Of followers IS
dvyindling 10 a mere handful. Sewell Jones, Shaw
J. IIennessy and Brussell each scored once yeSter-
day.
oxford won the Broadway Stakes last year, and
previous winners included Bryn Mawr. Irish Lad
OLD England The Parader, Sarmatian, Ethebert,
SlV Fox and The FTiar. 1t was the eighteenth
renewal OF The Great American Stakes, and among
some of the latest winners are Burgomaster, when
won last year Song and Wine. Broomstlck, Da4es-
man and Blue Girl.
The Coney Island Jockey Club has decided to
offer a stake on the same lines as the Amateur
Cup at Belmont Park. In which gentlemen jockeys
will have the L is TO be called the sport
ing Stakes ana VIII be run on July at Sheeps-
head Bay.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
THIRD SECTION.
FOURTH SEXTON

salwe won an adjourned game from Levitt from
a previous round. The records up 10 date follow +.
Janowski 4i2: Burn, Marshall. and Peril 4 each :
bernstein Leonhardt Meses Snosko E1roWslxi
Spielmann and Suechting, 3l. each: Ralla Duras
Fahrni. Joiner. Mar9ezy. schiechtee. Teichmann
blackburn, John Levitt Post. Rubinstein SV1-
derskl and Taubenhaus, each; Forgacs Mall
iutin and Oskani. ~ each: Cohn. and Sournin /
each; Reggie and Tschigorin Il EACH and Cattle
and Sabouron have not scored 80 far.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
INTERNATIONAL CHESS RESULTS

Osteud. Belgium June 9.-Play was resumed n
the international chess masters tournament at the
Kursaal, in this city, this morning the pairing
and the results being as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
SMALL PRICES FOR KEENE CAsT-oFFs

mixed sale of racehorses in training. the prop
erty of James r. Keene and others. was held in
the paddock at Gravesend yesterday. NJ. L. Hay
man paid top price of $500 for Punky. The other
sales OF s. 600 were
Umbrella h T. ? by Ben Brush-Ginghau: J H
MccorTnack 81 900
Economy. e. by Voter-Frugal; Charles Fox. GOO
Moesey. ch. &. . by Kingston-Sylva Belle J. II.
Mccormack lIup
Jennings lsae LOO
'ogIna gennnss IS, H. = 1000
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
GRUESEND RACING SUMM4RIES.

Fs @ s 7 =: .~. r,. sar-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

M % Ia 3 @ dsss, s a al as ne Russell
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

he
sAt Of itAAhee oT tla in cloqu
n $500 sdded:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

'f-EA tae stretch but hung the
.DD RACE--TI5E GREATER NEW YORK sTEEPIECHAsE
A.es and 1ai STAR good. Won all Time
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

-CouUie1 Is thc ke,re eutry. Water Pearl
srpernlan were doing their best. ". Il Dame
4 tn RACE.-THE BROADWAY STAKES:
Il poor Won easily Time. .s5Ss Winner.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

Halifax broke from behind. but rushed right tie
aftar being OUtrLn- HaEuzafra hung a
Prince Hamburg good for his
SgE RACE-Seling; for maiden two-year-olds: s. go
W 2.O4s. Winner. ch. C., by Toddington-Osculation
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

Ormonla-e handled his weight well. ma
badly nessel about Fl!p Flap stopped IN
Eth RACE.-Handicap. Tor al ages: s., 2
- rs inner. lr.- g.. by Eancse.- Elza IRA.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-06
To Measure Hay Stacks.

This plan of measuring a stack is
simple, and have found it accurate:
Take a tape line and measure the
width, length and distance over. the
stack. Add the width and over.
Divide this sum by four. Square the
result; multiply this by the length and
divide by 422 to reduce to, tons.
+ New Mexico has a statutory law
regulating the measurement of hay in
stacks. It is in part as follows:
Measure the stack for length, width
and the over To get this "over
take a tape line over the stack at an
average place, from ground to ground
drawing it tightly. Multiply the
width by the over and divide this re
suit by four; multiply result of divis
ion by the length for approximate
cubical contents of stack. To reduce
to tons, for hay that has stood in the
stack less than 20 days, divide cubica.
contents by 422; for more than sixty
days, divide cubical contents by $780,
J. H. Wilkinson.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-06

Another Nursery For Bisnaarek-In
view of the active business of the
Stork in this region a nursery for in.
fants might well be in order here
abouts, but that is not the kind allud-
ed to in the heading. w. L. Taylor Of
Howard Lake, Mimi, a noted horticul.
turist, has decided to establish him.
self in this city at an early date and
has already shipped in a large stock
of trees and other plants for spring
trade. He will become a Resident OF
the city with his family and is of the
opinion that Bismarck presents an
lexcellent field for his business, not
withstanding the fact that two wei
known nurserymen are already estab
llished here. 49,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-06

Shattered Dreams-Prof. Laid, not
satisfied with exposing the frauds
perpetrated on the public by manu-,
facturers of necessities has entered
the field of Injuries and has told us
that our booze is dreadful stuff. Now
he comes to the front and announces
that much of the plug smoking and
chewing tobacco we have enjoyed as
the genuine article, is 60 per cent
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-06
Sealed Bids Wanted.

Sealed bids for the erection of two
school houses, according to plans and
specifications now on file with the
undersigned, will be received on and
up to 8 o'clock p. M, November q
1906. Bids must be marked "Bids for
school houses" and directed to the
undersigned at Mckenzie, N. D.
The school board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
= s....s Fred W. Korn,
Oct. 2, 1906. IL Is. s.$tl Clerk.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-06
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this simple preparation for the cure Of Leucor-
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