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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15
DESDE COMER|O
Gran mahifestacl6n dc rego
clio por sI ssplendido
triunfo de Ia Union.
VOz De ALIENTO
La ma naturaleza psrecia que to-
maba parte en- nuestro CO.
30, - Los oradores.

Como 10 hahiAmoH anuneiado,
aver domingo eelebr6ss en- ssta loss.
lidad an aeto vsrdadsraments hsrmoso
y patri6t!eo.
Desds las tres dc 10 taYds. & lni'
ciAiivas d. don Juan Santisgo, dc don
Federico Colon y oiros obrsros sntu-
s'aAtas stHorss don Pedro Rivers y
don De- fin vazquss, sellsvAba 6 eabo
10 grandiosa manifsstaei6n On Ssfisl
do rsgoetic.
Por les ealles vefanse reunir Inf
nidad dc rersonas, unas portAndo ban.
deras, otras estandartss con inscrip-
stones alusivas Al triunfo uuionists.
| Llevaban el rstrsto de Nj q 4 Rivera
dos obrsrcs y & eada pAsc dAban vi.
vas estruendoscs 81 O. m ,s6E dc nuts
tras libsEtadas, al insigns pusrtorri
| qu. % que on diatintay osasionss aupo
trsmolsr CON dignidsd y vslof 10 ban
dera del progreso y del bisnsstar de
este suelo.
Oaaerv&hamos eada vex mas sn
todos los manifeatartss una alsgrfs
indescriptible, que rsyaba On delirio.
La naturaleSA con todos sus en-
esntos y atsaetivos, NOS daba com
prende. que ella tambien tomaba psr
| to On nuestro gtss con 10 esp,s ldids
yietoYia do 10 Uni6n que rspreaenti
nara nuestra Borirqusu bienandsn
Izsy libertades sln fn.
/ seorfi&n 10 poblasi6a con 0
mayor ordsn sobrs quinientas perso
MSS ;,
Psnstrando 70 en- 10 plsxuela de
| esse, donde estAba 10 fribuns, h'eie
ron uso do la pAlAbra en- primtr tur
} no don Juan Santiago con un diacur
10 patri6lleo de altos tonos. Fac mu
aplaudido. Dsapr 81 dos i6vsnes d
San Juan b ablaron con el eoraE6n Q
| la mano al inms 30 I1olieo, aesre
del triunfo aleauzAdo por 10 agrups
cl6n unionista en- toda 10 iala.
Re. 'eron muchos y prolorgadc
aplausos do 10 sonsurrsneia.
Il Por d'timo ell ,r don Ce'estin
= Marreru auni6 4 10 tribana y CON o.
facilidad que posse para dseir al pa
|blo aus aentimientos do butn patriot
ohixo una oracl6n eloeuentiaims; p'
y niendo do relisvs CON ain igual energ
- sonvinsente palAbra que q los rep
! biicanos 10 q limo que 10 fAlta 90
)" tosa. Diio que 10 patrla eh 90 sy
)" hoy 90 geAnds por 81 e,faefE) do q
i" q a. ainaeroa hioE,
Tudos los Grade ras. podemes
cir On honor a 10 verdad que eatuvl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15
Para los quo QuI6Fan sOlOsaF
blen 81 dunsF0

Sc vands & sFrisnda 90 Pones, o.
Ia sslIs ATOCHA, 10 mas skntrisa de
In aiudad entire las dos BlA1sa pFinai-
palss, IN almassr de nampoHteria ;
MADEIRA del pals, de II pies s Pulgs.
dAs 5 de rsnts por 10 Galls del sol }
20 II puIgadas por Ia Do AToOHA,
irsrss { las saaas de Knmanuslli b @.
B, VAldssilla HemAn0s b @.
For tsnar este Almesan dos Arri'
mos 90 kass may fkoil iAhrieaFls uns
planta RltAl somGn kngnlo dc mAm-
poatsria solamsnhs. TRmhian ana d
pIados alnIAs mRmpostsYfa sontiEHE
antsFieF sn lA salls del s0L, 81 CO.
adqEisFa ssta PFopisdAd tsndrG n
busn inbsrSs Dc - dlnsrol Para Ia
tormsa dirigirss & RAHAzL RIvzRI
RaRaI-Rsl ID. Pnnaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15
N0tas de Ponce
bos cocheros unonstas nican una manifestation Varos
dscursos.-La unci6n de esta noche.-Nom bramento
de medico tltular -Denuncados por ugar 10
prohibdo - Corte Municipal Otras notcas
: Faeron denursiadca por iugar &

-Faeron denursiados por iugar &
10 prt hibido, por los Ruardias Jole
L Corr lev Manuel Torres y con-
dsnAdos & 10 dollars de multA esda
uno por 10 Corts municipal, les indi'
viduos Dolores Gsztambids, Juana
GAlarg', Alfredo Artescna.
La Corts municipal eondsn6 &
Maria Rivera y Argsla Toro q s do
liar cada uns, por denunsia pressnta'
d. por si guardia Jose Mendczs, 90.
mo sseAadslo ! dblico.
--Fu6 arrsstado por sl delito do
hurto, Eor los guardias jose L. g on-
zalez y Manuel Torrey, el individuo
Greg rio Rniz
--Por ipfringir los lsyes domini'
Gales dsnuncia 81 polisfa Ser ain Lo.
pez al individuo Julio Gual.
-Por orden de 10 Saaidad fu@
mArdada q qusmas y erisrrar On les
pastos de sLs F.aeas una ysgua
musrtA por atorio. propiedad de don
Demetrlo Caneio.
Tambi6a iu6 mandado enterrar y
quemsr un saballo propiedAd do don
Pedro Mirandes, por mueTte repen.
tina.
Hay gran entusiaamo on ests
siudad con motive de la pr6xima lie
gsda del Presidents Rooasvalt. quiel
sara esplendidsments reeibido, Y.
10 ha eunstltuido una iunta do I sRioI
con eits ip. b,io 10 prssideneia d.
nusstro honorable alealds don San
tisgo Oppsnhsimsr y On 10 noshe d.
ma iiana 80 sslsbrark una % g anda reu
ni6n para ult!mar el prcgrama.
/ TodAs les autoridades do q pobla a
cl6n y altss smpleados iran & rssibiE
10 al muel!e. So elevar6n on el eamI
lro de 10 Playa nume:osos Arocs d
ramsge v'ssosas telas y un grA
arso de triuEfo entre 81 sstablscimien
10 dc los sH,res Tfuiillo. Subjhs
c. y sl Boulevard dsla 'lszA Mayor
HsbrA reception y b. Il i en- 10
salonea do IL casa MuaieipAl; day
realize oil aeto el ouorpo de B ,mbero
' do toda gala, con "a bsnda do mi iicl
Lca nhM que Asiatsn q las eaeuels
harkn una gran manifealAci6n escol,
ante al Presicsnte
Tsnemos entsndid1 que. el A'ealt
dirigira ffases de bienvsnda on
playa al Pres .dests.
TAmb6n hAblark On sl eonsistor
. Iel Presidents del Conesio municipal.
:. % posib,e que el Presidents Rooisv'
;. dir'glrA 10 palAbra oil pueblo dc Po
90, dapdo con cato 10 nots mas Al
- dc una fsssa que serA sin duda algu
>. uu verdAdero aconlseimiento pa
:. Ponce y para Ia islA en- general.
CeRRESPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15
PoR $4,000

De sontAdo, % vsnds la AnsA de-
nominsda sBArrGneASS, lA sual %
hsya situAda en- sl barrio de sLlsnos
Costss de este tsrmino. Disss acre
= media 6e lA poblasi6n, Se eompone
As / so suerdas de sxtsnSion, sodas
svnuiss PARA lAs slsnsrGs us r1eot
saSnoras : sn particular para el Ago
5kn S1S,ian.1 Tisns dos nAgHiAooi
msnantiaIaG para dar de bsber d gS-
gsdoI Hens eelindaaeia 81 mar pu@
q Para smbaEeaF todea los frusos. ~
Il e puedsn suidaI hastA so sAn9
sas dc aAnaao.
Para iniogmss diFigirse { don uh
Rss nfauaal-Ppat a.-ealls aAS
Hv7ass
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15
AO7AS De lGuAOILlA
tOntinuacidn de la pdgino ~

(Ctntinadcl6n de la pQgino ~
Is sigul6 cite en- el uso do ID
palAbra ei seflor Norge de labels
el cual pronuuei6 IN oi'eurso muy
eloauente. Fac mry aplaudido. Con
aums al sercr surno nuestro diasin-
guido amigo eorrelIglonafio don
aantlsgo VlvAldi Paeheco. elscto de.
le0ado & 10 Ckna'a por cate Diasritc,
VivAldi improviS6 IN huen discurao
Puso do mAuiassto los grandes
bsns ficios qae reportara al pals ecu
mctfvo de Ia victoria aleSr zada For
nuestru partido en- lss Pas AdAS cleo
clones Fl HtGor VivAldi ice ealuro
saments aplAudido por 10 inmsnHA
sonourranaiA que Ia eAsu,hNha.
a las once msdiA de 10 noeha
sarmin6 al mseiIpg, HA aido IN gran
| dfA de aautA sl de aver domir 20 para
llcs unionialaa sguAdillanos.
Mario Morales,
| ARu1dilla, NoV'emore dc 1905
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15
EDEN PARA clZAD0RES

Las lsyeE que protegsn los s'e'.
vos On oil Essado de Colorado, ha he
sho que 30 multipliquen al alexwemo do
que hsya allf tArtoS somo ganados, y
los eaxadoraa que han eiiado tn los
bosques durants 10 estacl6n de CT "a,
cuertAn hiltoriAA mArRvilloSAs do au
d 4 nero J hsrmosurA.
Anteg, 10 estaei6n dc caxA durabS
cersa de tres meses, por 10 que 40 ha'
cia gran destruesi6n, psro hsy rfgIds
We 10 ahora todo el lfio, exespto du
rante diseileis diAs y a1n On estoS
cAda cszldor puede mstar IN iolC
elervo, que ha de ser mAsho, aon Guer
nus de mas dc uu sfI1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15
IN ADMINISTRATOR

Para sl cargo do administrator
del Aeucdueto do San JuAp, 80 Rfia'
Ian tres eandidatos, 81 deeir del pd
hlieo: don Rosendo Rivera Noa. POI
el elsmento popular; don GenarC
Mar xanAl, como candidate del actuaI
a'eal. 20 eefor Todd; y don Carlos Pa
niagua, como sandidsto dol mismt
alealde aeiioY G lillsrmsly.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15

EN- esta lmprenta Sc vende
papel vieio de perl6dico q dos
pesos el quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15

RON muy tslisss oil hab.Ar del triaL 70
brillanlisimo dc ls U0i6n y do ls &c
rro.a ma, dicula do los republlcanos.
Nuestra felioits con y parabien re-
eiban estoa On momentos del entusias-
mo mayor que pusden txpsrin ltal
los puerAorriquefl1 % unionistaE
A los ocho DO la noahs eSA aubli
ms 6 importants mAnitaHtaei6n ae di
solvi6. 10 que hA dsiadC On los cora
zones comsritiios an imperseedsro
gratiSimo reeusrdo,
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15

Vease nuestro interesaute 70.
lletfn FL CabaIIero de Ca
sa Ro1a, epoca de la gran
revolucion francesa, en- las
paginas So Y 6a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15
DASI { HERDMAN
AVIso

Sc vsnds por la milsd de sd yslsI
an apArAto para fabPiear bebidaa car.
bonstadAz. Sc eompons del generator
tres fuentes con auH eoTrsspondisntsi
lAVaderos dc gas, una mesa para lls'
mar botellaS de tapoAsa de gravitssi6r
y IN llsnador de aifones.
Para inioFmss dirigirss en- Camuy
4 ANTONIO CASTILLO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15
Mario Morales,

ARuadilla, NoV'emore de 1905
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-15

II Is stated that the Barnum and
Bailey circus isso travel this year by
automobile instead OF by train. II
costs the big show thousand dollars
per day TO travel by rail to say moth.
ing OF the double handling OF almost
everything In the show 10 get IL from the
railroad TO the grounds, which costs
several hundred dollars 4 day more.
Then there Is the large number OF team
horses and the crew 10 care for them
which forms another big expense.
The plan is to build the necessary
number OF big freight automobiles and
make the show independent OF rail-
roads and otherwise greatly reduce the
cost OF handling. II the experiment Is
q success IL Is likely TO bring about a
revolution in many lines OF freight
traffic.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-15
DORSET.

Mrs Chas Gilbert is visiting In
Northampton, Mass.
Miss Cone, a dressmaker from Wells
Is soon TO locate In Dorset.
Miss Louise Sykes will go TO New
York city soon for visit among rela'
tives.
Mrs Chambers leaves town soon for
the winter, returning 10 her home In
Port Chester, N. Y.
A delegation from the church will
attend the Home Mission rally al
North Bennington this week.
A class will meet at the Manse on
Friday evening TO study the "Emigra.
tlon Problem" with Rev Chas Csrhart.
Mrs Harriet Gilbert, who is real
daughter OF the American Revolution,
recently celebrated the ninety
anniversary OF her birth.
Geo NJ Newman aud wife are In
New York. The Office at the "Lucky
Strike" is left 10 charge OF Berne
Cornell, who has accepted position
of bookkeeper with Mr. Newman.
Mrs Philo Thatcher. who has been
under the care Of DR.. Wyman, mas i'm.
proved so that she returns this week
to her home in New Canaan, Conn.
accompanied by her daughter and
nurse.
DR. George E. Post, who is Dean OF
the Syrian college at Beirut, visited
his daughter Mrs Charles Carhart last
week while on business tript to Amer.
lea. During his journey to this coun-
try he represented Turkey at q con-
vention Of all nationalities held at
Aberdeen, Scotland, where he was
given the degree L. L. d. after giving
an address In the Arabic language.
DR. Post has been in Syria during forty
three years, and be gave very able
discourses at the church last Sunday,
speaking OF the MohammedaDs and
their religion and giving interesting
incidents from his long experience in
Palestine,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-15
eookMAkINo is A CRIME.
william Davis, Found Guilty mt BEN
nIngs, Imprisoned Two Hours.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Bookmak.
ing as IL has been carried on at the
Bennlngs race track was declared II.
legal. and william Davis, who volun.
teered himself defendant 10 test the
law, was declared guilty and sen
fenced In the criminal court for i'm
prlsonment for two hours. The case
turned on the construction OF the law
prohibiting setting mp gaming ia.
BILE" In the District OF Columbia. The
defense admitted the paraphernalia Of
a bookmaller consisted OF stools and n
cash box and that a definite location
was assigned to each bookmaker In the
betting ring.
Judge Stafford. presiding, charged the
Jury that II IL found the conditions de.
scribed to be actual facts verdict OF
guilty should be brought In. The jury
deliberated enc hour and twenty min
utes. when the verdict of guilty as
charged" was rendered. An appeal was
at once taken.
The trial has been q matter OF great
interest to the racing world In view Of
the fall meeting of the Washington
Jockey club to begin Friday. The de
clsion is regarded as far reaching.
In pronouncing sentence upon Davis,
Judge Stafford commented ON the fact
that the case was in the nature of a
friendly one, that the law might be
tested; that the defendant had aided
the prosecution In many ways by adj
hitting the contentious of the author
tiles regarding the evidence, all Of
which he gave as reason for the
nominal sentence. He, however. hint
ed that future offenders would not be
treated so leniently.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-15
COUNTESS GETS DIVORCE.
Boni de casteiiane Now Miaus wife,
Fortune aud Reputation.

tuftuhc aha NetttAttths
PARIS, Nov. l5.-rhe tribunal or
first Instance OF the Seine Judge Dltte
presiding, granted u 'yOrce 90 the
Countess de Castellane formerly Annn
Gould OF New York; aud gave her the
custody OF her children. who, however
will not be allowed 10 be taken from
France without the consent of their
father, Count Bonl do Castcllnne.
The count Is given the right which
was not contested. 10 see the children
nj stated periods NJ the home. OF their
grandmother and keep them n month
annually during the holidays,
The counts demand for an "ali.
mentary allowance OF 100000 annual
~" was pronounced by the conf 20 be
without foundation In law and was
rejected.
The only point decided In the counts
favor was the imposition o. an lnhibl.
ton on the countess 90 take the chill.
drcn out OF France without their IN
theirs consent. The three children Of
the Castellanes are George. Bonl and
Jay, the last being the youngest aud
named after the late Jay Gould.
The judgment Is given with costs
against the count.
Stripped OF the details OF the text,
the formal counts upon which the Mt
tornsys for the Countess de Cnstellanc
asked for q divorce were as follows:
Soon after his marriage In 1895
Count de Castellane began the pur-
chase OF furniture at rIdiculously ex-
brilliant prices and Immediately resold
IT, When the plaintiff protested the
count abused her In the presence OF
servants.
Upon the slightest pretexts Count dc
Castellane created scenes, going TO the
extent OF striking the plaintiff. In the
course OF one of-these scenes at Roche
cote during the autumn OF 1895 the
countess was brutally pinched by her
husband, and the next day. while she
was still suffering from his violence.
she revealed the fact 10 an American
friend who was a guest at the chateau
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-15
FRANK Z. HOWE, Editor and Publisher

The Rutland Herald refers 10 "lhe
Vermont Soldiers Zone at brattle.
boro." We are palned 10 note such
unhipdness on the par, OF the Herald.
Battleboro, 10 be sure. has mott every
thing but Bennington has the Soldiers
Home-the only Vermont public In
stltutlon that Is run on less money
every year than its regular appropri'
alton and never has n scandal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-15
FIGHT In Cheyenne streets.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 15.-A des-
perate fight occurred on the streets of
Cheyenne when detachment of artil-
lerymen from Fort Russell attacked q
number of infantry men, all on leave.
Each side fought desperately with
knives. Five men were cut and slash
ed, one of whom is expected to die.
The wounded were taken to the hos
pltal. The cause of the fight Is an old
feud existing between the two arms of
the service
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-15
Coun,srfeitIng the Genuln.

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as throat and lung
remedy and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Hon
ey and Tar many limitations are offer
cd for the genuine. These worthless
limitations have similar sounding
names. Beware of them. The genuine
Foley's Honey and Tar is in yellow
package. Ask for 1t and refuse any
substitute. II Is the best remedy for
coughs and colds. B. A. Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-15
wealthy Newburger Fatally Hurt.

KINGSTON, n. Y, Nov. 15.--Thomas
Oman of Newburg, wealthy brick
yard owner, is suffering from frac
tured skull at the Kingston City hos
pital as result of being thrown from
his horse when 1t was frightened at
an automobile. The automobile party
did not give their names. Oman is
not expected to recover.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-15
G..ia Hear. OF sister. victory.

DENVER, Nov. i5.-George ]. Gould
and party ended tour OF inspection OF
the Gould railroad properties here and
departed for the east. When Informed
OF the success OF his sisters suit at
Paris. Mr.. Gould said: THE decision is
fair and Just. II was really the only
finding that could have been made by
an impartial court In view OF the evil
dence. l am certainly pleased with the
outcome. but do not care to discuss the
matter further"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-15
A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on so cent bottle
OF Green's Warranted Syrup of Tar
II it fails to cure your cough or cold.
We also guarantee rs cent bottle to
prove satisfactory or money refunded.
Shurtlelf Pharmacy j. M. Ayres
ID. A. Ward B. A. Quinlan
Bennington.
G. II. Houghton, A. S. Hathaway,
North Bennington,
G. r. & A. Il. Hawkins, So. SALISBURY,
o. L. Adams, Arlington,
Z. @. Woodwork, o. E. Adams & Co.,
East Arlingt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-15
WEST RUPERT.

Spencer Hopkins closes up his cider
making business this week.
Daniel White and Mrs Marg eta
Wade oisDist No. 8 we're married last
week.
A pound daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs Calista Wilson on East street
Sunday morning.
Snow fell here Sunday afternoon
and large share OF the time unit |
Tuesday nool but the ground is scarce
ly covered in the low regions.
Mr. Robertson OF Camden Valley was
in town buying fur last Tuesday. II
all of our trappers have kept In a
good state of preservation all the fur
caught he ought to have gotten quite
bundle OF it here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-15
Girl Terrorist to Die.

ODESSA, Nov. 15.-Five terrorists,
including girl, were tried by court
martial for having thrown bomb in
a cafe and thereby injuring two per
sons. Two of the men and the girl
were sentenced to death. The other
two men were given seventeen years
penal servitude.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-15
Why SO WEAK?
Kidney Troubles May BE sapping Your
Life Away. Bennington People
Have Learned This Fact.


Have Learned This Fact
When healthy man or woman be
gins to run down without apparent
cause, becomes weak, languid, depress.
ed, suffers backache, headache, dizzy
spells and urinary disorders, look to
the kidneys for the cause OF 1t all.
Keep the kidneys well and they will
keep you we'll. Doan's Kidney Pills
cure sick kidneys and keep them we'll.
Here is Bennington testimony to prove
it.
G. V. Davenport, farmer, living two
miles from Bennington ~on the Center
road says: sit is some seven year
since first used Doao's Kidney Pill
and at that time | gave a statemen
telling what they did for me. had
been annoyed for long time with
marked symptoms OF kidney trouble
and II / exerted myself In any way my
back became tired and lame so that |
could hardly do anything. There was
also kidney weakness that was dis
tressing at all times. finally sent to
Shurtleff's drug store and got box of
Doan's Kidney Pills. Three days al.
ter taking them ! could move about
and straighten up without discomfort
and after taking two boxes l was cur
ed. During the past six years when l
have felt any symptoms OF a recurrence
have taken few Doan's Kidney
Pills and they have kept me in excel
lent condition"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-15
Entire Train Destroyed by Fire.

HOUSTON, Tex, Nov. 15.-An entire
freight train. consisting of seventeen
cars, fifteen of which were loaded with
cotton, was destroyed by fire on thu
Santa Fe railroad four miles south o:
Brenham, Tex. The damage Is 500,
OnA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
VOTING ON STRIKE
ADMITTED THAT PROPOSITION IS
 TN AIR.
Flynn Denies That General Headquar- ters Refused To Furnish Further suDplies--BeIieved That Miners
 Want To Return.

Birmingham, Aug. 1s--(Special.) )-It was admitted at the office of the pres ident of the district organization of the United Mine Workers of America to- day, that the locals in the order in Alabama are now voting whether to continue the strike which began at the furnace company mines in July, 1904, or quietly call the same off.
 The votes will be In the office here by Monday. and will be canvassed im- meditely. President Flynn declined tor day to give out any information fur ther than to say that there was no authorization for the statement that there would be no further distribution of supplies to the strikers. this matter to be determined by the voting that would be counted up Monday
 General opinion prevails, however. that the miners will vote to call the strike off and after Monday there will be efforts made by a couple of thous- and men to get employment wherever 1t can be secured. The strike has cost both sides an aggregate of nearly three million dollars. In addition to this there has ben a shortage of coal and other products.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
HAD PRETTY GAME MOBILE FINALLY WINS OUT FROM
 GULFPORT. Large Crown Saw Contest in Which Lively and Phillips Were Pnx1les
 on SIab---ErFOrs Lost
 Contest.

Mobile, Aug. 1S.-(SpeciaL)- )-Gulf- port and Mobile met on the local dia-
 mond this afternoon. the game having been transferred to Mobile by consent. It was a regular Saturday half-holi- ] day crowd that witnessed the game. Phillips and Lively were the opposing
 twirlers and both pitched great ball l. Five hits were the sum total, Phillips | giving up two of these. It was a break-even on errors. both sides get | ting two.
 The score at the end of the engage ment was to o, and Mobile, by wir;- ming, regained a part of her lost hold | ings. The game was pretty one throughout barring the sixth inning. when Mobile got two men over. E6 Ford. a local enthusiast, was chosen to umpire, Goodwin being on the sick list. It was announced during the game that the Jackson series would be transfer red to Mobile and the series would open Monday Mobiles runs were made
 thus OBrien went to second on error
 of Reilly in fielding grounder to first, and advanced in similar manner. Phillips got fielders choice in the att
 tempt to catch OBrien at the plate. It was close play and some there were who thought Krebs got the run ner. Moore got safe on dumb play. Phillip reaching second and being caught at third by Lively to Murch on Hoftman's fielder's choice. Moore stole third and scored on Leidy's fielder's choice. Not a hit was gotten in the ir ming Score: