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FOOT BALL AT ALABAMA.
Materials Light and Only Two Veter-
ans in College.


ans in College.
University. Sept 25.-(Special)-At
this season of the year in the college
the stage, and the University of Ala
bama is no exception to the rule.
Every afternoon some thirty add
wearers of the padded uniform may
be seen on the campus under the di-
rection of Coach Pollard. With tha
advent of cooler weather, the prac-
tees have become more strenuous and
scrub games are pulled off regularly.
The material, however, is lighter than
usual.
This, coupled with the fact that
only two of last years team are back
in college, makes 1t hardly possible
for Alabama to equal her 1905 record
on the gridiron.
The following schedule has been ar
ranged:
Maryville, Tenn. on campus. octo-
Der 6.
Vanderbilt. Nashville. October 20.
A. and NJ. of Mississippi, Starkes-
Vile. November 8.
Auburn, Birmingham, November II.
University of Tennessee, Birming-
ham. Thanksgiving
1t is probable that at least one ad-
ditIonal game will be arranged either
with Tulane g Z Georgia.
Mr.. Fred G. S,fckney, who has been
connected with the University for the
past two years in the capacity Of In
structor in English, left last week Tor
Harvard. where he expects to do grad
uate work in the departments of Eng
lish and French.
Mr. F. M Lett has resigned his
position of Assistant in Chemistry and
will attend Tulane University this
session. The vacancy caused by his
resignation has been filled by the APP
pointmeut of Mr. James Rice, a grad
uate of the class of 1905 md 1906.
| DR.. E. w. Hope, who mas occupied
the Adjunct Professorship of Greek
during the session just closed, has
been appointed to chair in the class
steal department of the University OF
| Illinois. He left for uroana, III, yes
terdav. and his work here will be con-
tinued under the direction of Or. Ray
1 B. Nelson OF Oshkosh, Wis. a grad
uate Of the University OF Chieag
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26

Shot Gun, 116 IL Williams. to 8,
won; Belestrome, SO tEnglander}, ,20
to /. second; Penryhn. 80 (Cochranl, 100
to !. third Time: III; Rool r. Ho So.
lu:noia Girl, Right and True. Van Ness,
Adeline, Nostromo, Peggy, Mintia,
Handzarra and Chalfonte ran.
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth
won; Bluestone. 107 (Horner). to 1.
second; Holscher), 10 martini, to
1. third: Time, Lao As. Tarlac. SUI
prene, James n, Ltchtmess' Marie An
tine and Little Doc ran.
Entries for Today.
First race. five and a half furlongs,
sclling-La Place Umbrella. ALA Faro
la. ,,i0l: Mamie Brady; Irvine, Storm
Grace Cameron. Donna Elvira. Belle
OF Iroquois, 90; budapest So; The Belle
of Brighton. Pungent, Our Ethel. Hand
Second race. handicap. steeplechase.
about two miles-Orthodox. 159; Che
ramie. 147; Bonfire, las; c. l. Campbell,
142; Woodruff. 12O; Mutt Blanche. lSA:
Russell Sage, 1873; Courier. Loney Bas'
Third race, Holly Handicap. about six
furlongs-Sewell, us Superman, ~
Ware 1oS: Fantastic. l06; Red River.
| Rat Masterson. Gold Lody, los; Frank
Lord, Marathon, 1902; Frank Gill, 100;
Royal Breeze. 9S: Estimate. Acrobat
Fourth race. Hindoo, one mile and
six furiongs-A Accountant, Relmere; lz6i
| Ironsides. Vender King Henry, lOS.
/ longsWJacobite, 1926; Coincidence, Jos;
Santana. III: Pantoufle. ITO; Ben Ran.
Hooray 107; Bertha E.; lo4 Menap
100: Consistent, Guiding Star, 100; wa
! ter Tank. Daruma. 90
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth; sell
ng-Deutschland. ia; Rapid Water
| iii: Bragg, 100; Oarsman, Janeta, Con-
sueio H.. 1O3: Hallowmas. 102; Azelina
Neptunus. 9S; SLY Pen. 81; Flavisny
Merrjck. "a: Caraw. Macy, Jr.. 81.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
BIJOU THEATRE.
Matinee Today, $3.50 y. IN
HIGH SCHOOL OPENS.
MIR. J. L. Ferguson ana Miss Ogiesby
Quietly Married.

MIR. J. L. Ferguson and Miss Ogfesby
quietly Married.
Centervile. Sept 25.--tSpecial) AR
s O'Clock last night at the residence
Of the parents of the brt1e, Miss Fan
ME Louise Ogiesby was united in mar
riage to Mr.. James l.. Ferguson. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Sinnott, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church Of Centerville. The marriage
ceremony was beautiful In its simple
/ ty.
The bride wore a lovely dress OF
white and carried iii her hand bou-
ouet of beautiful white roses. The
marriage was very quiet anair and
only the relatives % the contracting
parties were present
After the marriage delightful
luncheon was served. The happy
couple will spend some time at the
summer home OF the groom few
miles from town.
The CentervilIe high school opened
yesterday with most nattering pros
poets. A number OF patrons and friends
Of the scnooI were present and Sena-
tor elect H. E. Reynolds, Represeii-
tative- elect j. T. Fuller ana others
made interesting and encouraging
talks IN which they pledged their best
efrorts in support OF the school. An
able faculty headed by Miss Esteile
Crawford, one of the best teachers in
Alabama, will conduct the school this
sessio4..
Little Miss Kathleen Thompson. the
bright and beautiful daughter of So
licitor J. F. thompson, lies desper-
ately al at her fathers home and
many friends of the family are quite
sollcitous as to her condition.
Chancery court will convene here
Monday, October Il.
The non-Jury term or the County
Court for the biocton division, vii
convene MONDAY
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
BTJOU THEATRE.
Matinee Today, $3.50 p. m
COY MAID WINS.
Ten to One shot Easily Beats the Fa-
vn-lsSa.

Ten to One Shot Easily Beats the Fa-
vO-i:Ss.
New York, Sept. 25.-Coy Maid, at
mi,e and a furlong, at Gravesend to-
dav- defeating a fair field of handicap
horses. Ostrich and Dandelion, the Ia
vorites, were never dangerous.
First race, FIVE and half furiongs-
Ace High. Ill (Miller), IS to l, won /;
Prince Hampton, III tHildebrandl. 10
to !, second: Philander. 10 (knapp)'
8 to /. third. Time. los. Ethon,
They're on, Commodore Arson. The
Wrestler, Lad of Langdon. Cork Hill
ad Edward Everett won.
Second race. selling, mile and a SIX
teenth-Ed Ball, 104 &C. Ross, 8 to l,
won; John Tyle, 100 (Miller), to 2,
second: Neptunus, 109 (Garner), 10 to
/, third. Time, 14S Bragg, Robador,
Arsenal, Schoolmate, PRUDENTIAL GIRL;
Woolwich Aviscton. l Told 4ou' Goa
coin. society Bud, and Commune. ran.
Third race, six furlongs, selling
F,ank Lord. l07 (Garner). 5 to ?, won;
kiIlochan' 100 (Millerl, 10 to 5, second;
TiIeing, i02 (Koerner). 25 to l. third.
,Time i.iO3-5. Belfast, Acrobat, Kilt
er, Nerkeley, Master Lester, Mintberia,
NnItsey Shackelford,- Kennysaw, Mex
ican silver and waterfall ran.
t.onrtS race, Occidental handicap,
n,ile and a turlong-Coy Maid. Ito Gar
nrr5 10 to i, won; Dolly Spanker los
"Milier) G to /, second; Good Luck, 1lO
Knapp, to /. third Time. 1850
CO Between. Dandelian. Cottontown.
Nealon. ostrich. Oxford, Lieber and &C.
derstrome ran. -. IT., .s,,uio,,,,
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PYJOy THEATRE.
Matinee Today, 1850 p. m.
RECTOR WILL RESIGN.
Rev. CIaybrooke Thinks There - No-
Enough Work for Him.

Enough WORK Iuf hhihhs
huntsville. Sept 25.--(Special. )--ReV.
wiIloughby Claybrooke. rector of the
Episcopal Church of this city. has an
nounced that he intends to resign ms
position for the reason that he is not
willing to remain in town where pe
can do no more good than kere Mr /.
Claybrooke Is popular in Huntsville ana
efforts will be made TO have him re-
consider his determination.
d. NJ Prosser. a well known mer-
chant of Decatur. filed voluntary
bankruptcy petition in the United states
Court yesterday, giving in the sum oil
his liabilities at 1887 and his assets
at ts1,o91. About $1,000 of the assets
are claimed as exempt
Arthur p. Mickler of Jacksonville
Fla, and Miss Katie Rolfe. a popular
young lady OF this city. were married
this afternoon at the home of Charles
bama Nursery. The ceremony was wit
messed by 4 small company of relatives
and friends.
Miss ophelia NJ Newton and Mr.. Ed
ward II. Sweeney eloped from the home
of the formers sister. Mrs. Dan Keen
sunday evening and were married. The
elopement, which was caused by par
entail objection to the match. was
surprise to relatives and friends alike
The Huntsville Theatorium Company
which Is operating one of the most pop
ular resorts in the city, has decided tC
establish a string of moving picture
shows in the smaller towns within {
radius of a hundred miles. Don Van
Dcscn and c. B. Posey, representing
the company. have gone to Columbia
Tenn. to esta blish the first and Mr.
Posey will remain there as manager
Congressman William Richardson IL
| rna king out list of dates of numer.
Gus precincts in which he will deliver
| addresses before the November cleo.
ton. While the opposition of the Re
publican candidate will not affect him
| he is anxious to visit as many pre-
cincts as possible to meet his friends
Judge Richardson will open the cam
paign at Moulton on next Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26

going to introduce President Spencer
myself"
The work of advertising the FAR IN
the smaller towns of the state mas
been going on for the last MONTH r.o
Mahoney who has the CONTRACT ~.
the work of posting bills for the Fair
reached Montgomery yesterday from
n trip through the Eastern and SOUTH
eastern towns and cities of the stare.
During the last month, he has posted
bills of the Fair in leg cities oil the
state, principally along the western
portion of Alabama from Montgomery
10 the Georgia line In every town ana
al every railroad station. in the a'sr
trict visited by the men under Nun
bills have been posted, and every"aele
he renorts having heard of the hve-
Hest interest in the exhibition
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
WRECK ON CENTRAL.
Fast Passenger Train Crashes Int
Freight CabOOee.

Fast. Passenger Train Crashes Into
Freight CabOOee.
Columbus, Ga, Sept. 25.-tSpecial y
The Central of Georgia passenger train
from Birmingham, due last night, die
not arrive in Columbus until an early
hour this morning. due to colliding with
freight train near Salem last night
the passenger had the right of way
1t is said, when Charles Lawrence, the
engineer at the throttle of the passen-
ger saw the train ahead and he smut
off steam and applied the brakes. He
could not stop in time and ia engine
dashed into the caboose of the freight
wrecking them both.
Engineer Lawrence escaDed w!thou,
a scratch, bat the fireman was slightly
injured
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
BIRD MADE CONNECTION.
sGrs. Appleton Severely Shocked at
Home near Gadsden.

s1rs. Appleton Severely Shocked at
Home near Gadsden.
Gadsden, Sept. 25.-(Special.)~ Mrs.
H. l.. Appleton, wife of DR.. Appleton,
had a most peculiar and painful acct
dent Sunday evening.
While looking after her horse and
buggy in the barn she caught hold OF
q wire. An electric shock followed
throwing her to the ground and Sc
verely burning her hand. An inves-
tigation of the wires later revealed the
fact that a bird had lighted on the dead
wire and had put one foot across on
q live wire. making a connection and
transmitting Ito volts to the dead
wire
The bird was dead, but was held
fast to the two wires. Mrs. Appleton
was discovered in a few moments by
her husband and after hard work was
restored to consciousness. She is
greatly improved today and no seri-
Gus results are expected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
Announcement OF
AIumnae Meeting
Athens Female College

The President of the Alumnae Associa-
tion of the Athens Female College, Athens'
Ala, hereby urges all Alumnae OF this IN
stitution 10 convene in a call meeting ~
the parlors of the Athens Female SoLiess
on FRIDAY of Home Coming Week. at .
o. m, October 18th.
business Of the great Importance is TO De
brought before the Association and 1t is ur-
gently requested that every Alumnae Dc
present. . -.
Athens Female College.
Athens Ala, Sept. "a. 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
MAYORS WILL MEET.
Tenth Annual Meeting of American
League of Municipalities Today.

AMnuui fNcctlHE VI AmCEtcdu
League of Municipalities Today.
Chicago. Sept, 25.-The tenth an
nual convention of the American
League of Municipalities, which opens
tomorrow at the Auditorium, promises
to be the largest in the history of the
organization. President r. G. Rhett,
mayor of Charleston, yesterday de-
clared that this years meeting would
eclipse all others of previous years.
I'VE will have approximately 1900
delegates with their wives" said the
head of the league, and this will mean
the greatest convention of the kind
ever held. The mayors and other city
officials of the United States and Can
ada have taken a deeper interest in
the coming meeting than ever before.
This is shown especially by the early
arrival of hundreds of the delegates
The convention will continue
through Friday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
prennr,ng for Conference.

Gadsden, Sept. 2b.-(SpeciaL)-Re
J. w. Newman has called the atten-
zion of the citizens of this city to the
thirty first annual meeting OF the
North Alabama Conference which
meets in this city Sunday, November
2S. and continues severai days. --e
citizens generally will throw open
their homes to entertain the body. II
is expected to be tine largest and most
successful conference ever helo IN the
history OF the organization.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
USE PRICELESS COOKER.
Experiments in the Army Result IN
satisfactory Solution of Problem

Washington, Sept. 25.-Under the di-
rection of Commissary Sharpe OF the
army, experiments have been maze
the practice camps this summer anu
fan of n fireless cooker The cooker
has been used by the army officers for
some time in an experimental way but
this fall it has been tried under Sc
we're service conditions The results
have been particularly satisfactory.
The cooker now in use has four com
partments and weights. empty about
100 pounds. 1t will hold twenty gallons
of food. enough TO supply meal TO q
company of infantry or troop Oh cav
airy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
TAX PASSENGER TRAFFIC.
Chinese B0atmen Threatened to strike
II Order Is Not Rescinded'

If Order Is Not Rescinded'
Hong Kong, Sept, 25-Advices from
Canton, report that owing to the Gus
toms service imposing e fee on natlVs
passenger boats which the latter REFUSE
to pay and in consequence OF whlch
the clearance papers are belns ne
fused them. traffic is seriously as
orga nized.
The boat officers have distributed
circulars among the floating fraternity
protesting against the tax and threat
en- no strike unless it is rescindedt All
boats arriving yesterday and TO-DAY
are laying up and some of them are
putting back The outlook is very ais
duieting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
CROSS-TIES WANTED

TIA birmingham Terminal Company will
receive proposals until October lst for
$500 hewn Post Oak. White Oak. or Long
Leaf Yellow Pine cross ties, 7xsxS g.. to.o'
TrminRham. Alabama, or point OF snip
ment. Uusual specifications. inspection to
be made at shipping point
Also for sixty sets OF sawed Long Lear
yellow pine 7xiO switch ties. Same condi-
lions as above. -, n
Address all communications TO the B,r-
,,tnsbano Terminal Company, Walter II.
Harrison, Chief Engineer Birmins ham.
Aiabama and mark Proposal for cross
and switch ties
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
SALOON BUILDING COLLAPSED.
Seven Persons Slightly Injured But No
One Was Killed

Memphis. Tenn Sept. with q
crash that attracted the attendance Of
hundreds of citizens. the building at No.
rs South Main street, occupied by Louis
Ginnochio, a saloonist. collapsed this
afternoon. Seven persons were slight
ly injured. 1t was first reported that
many persons had met deatn in the
wreckage. but a diligent search by
members of the, fire department devel-
oped the fact that no one was killed
None of the injured are seriously hurt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
CAPITAL CITY LODGE NO. iaO.

Members Of Capital City Lodge No. l2o
viii assemble at your hall. this morning
At o'clock to attend the funeral OF our
late brother, NJ. Davis.
Members of Lomax No. 1855 and Mont
xomery No. 200 are requested to mee'
"''n U.s. w. NJ BROwDER,
w. J. MAXWELL. N u
Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
JUST OPENED.

Evervthing New and First Class
WIN a full line Of beef. pork, veal, NUT
ton etc The finest the market AFFORDS
also vegetables, poultry, tlsh ana oSsee
1iNe Hns JACOB KREIS.
Phone 81. :: Lee and Montgomery sts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
ATTENTION CAMP LOMAX.

Members of Camp Lomax United Confea.
crate Veterans are notified to meet AZ
headuuarters at $3.50 a. m. Wednesday,
SEMI 2e' 10 attend the funeral of our late
cornrade, NJ Davis. Members of camp JeIi
Falkner are invited to meet with US;
B. NJ WASHBURN,
Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
ANGERED by WATER.
African Pigmy Attacked Keeper BE-
cause Hose Was Turned ON Him.

cause Hose was lurheu On AHA'
New York, Sept, 25.-Ota Benga, the
African pigmy who has been exhlplteo
ut the New York Geological Gardens
for some time past tried to kill keep
81 Yesterday with a knife. He Fought
furiously before he was disarmed'
Bengas anger was because the keeper
turned a hose on him.
Berga has been on exhibition in the
monkey cage. He has attracted wide
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
DIR. BUCHANAN. THE SPECIALIST
Treats without the Knife

Diseases OF women. piles fistuia Stris-
, lure skin, kidney. bladder. private ana re! re-
ri atseases nervous diseases ana eonstlps-
ion treated with electricity: sypnlhs sans
TeatTent as Hot sprlnss: si .,,andane" "'''
wes1rs a 20 8: office over Handy kLehsE'
AN pextsr Ayenua MontKomSfys AEs -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
ATTENTION CAMP LOMAx.

You are herbY requested to assemble az
Camp headquarters at $3.50 O'Clock tnis
Snornin9 for the purpose of attending the
funeral of our late comrade, Moses DAVIS
JNO B. FULLER.
Commander.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26

batting rally gave st. Louis the game
today. Score: pur
Ct I,ouis 100 900 1895 II !
WASHINGTON -. 100 900 030--4 ID 0
Batteries--Giade and Hickey; smith
and Warner Time, 1902. UMPIRE
Sheridan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
NOTICE

MAYORS OFFICE. o.
Montgomery. Ala. Sept. 18th. 1906.
,ne of the CITY Council of Montgomery held
on the nth day Of September 1906, Sat
urday, the 2sth day OF September. !soe, az
OF objections or exceptions to the assess
rnents OF taxes for the year, 1905
"a. Mayor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
REMOVAL NOTICE

On or about October LIST, we will move
to 219 Dexter Avenue.
.,pnona 546 Plumbers.
Present. location 11s Monroe Avenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
NOTICE

ONCE Of the City Clerk.
Montgomery, Ala. Sept. %. 1905.
All city licenses expire on september
30th, 1906, and are REQUIRED TO De TO
newed October LIST, 1906, for the en-
s,,tne fscal wear. John ]. Farley,
9at City Clerk,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
GSPEClALg
NOTICES.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends of Mr.. Nose Davis Messrs
August and ]. NJ. Davis, Miss saran
Davis and Mrs Esther Jessel are In
ytted to attend the funeral OF the form
err from his residence. 80 Jeffersof
Street this morning at 10 o'clock,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
National League.

poston- Sent. 25--Pfeffer outpitched
1iargar TODAY ard aided by better play
ing, Boston defeated st. Louis; Score
n4 600 0O3 001--4 10 :
~ POS iom ,,s - 600 020 00I--3 s ?
'Ratteries--Pfeffer and oNeil; Kar-
s,ar ana Marshall Time, 1885. Umpires.
Sonwnv and Supple.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26

ph,lodelnhia. Sept. 25--Philadelphia
aefeated Pfttsburg today in we'll con-
tested game 90ore R. H. E,
p,.tshnre 100 100 100 8 |
PPiltHis5aI65bia 200 020 00*--4 l
Ratteries- Brady. Lever and Phelps
and Gibson; Sparks and Doom. Time.
$50 Umpire. ODay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26

American League
Chicago, Sept. 25--Chicago defeated
Roston today in the second game OF
Boston's farewell series here. score;
p r : 600 600 011--2 8
BATTERIES -AltroGk. MCFARLAND Fr;.aI ri ana
i:4o Umpires. Connolly and oLongh-
lin.
I 8cleveland. Sept. 25--Cleveland shut
out Philadelphia again today, score re n
cleveland 80. S ss1 600 600 S Ss:.:S /
Ratteries Hess and Bemis; C2ombs
and Berry. Time, 125- Umpire Evans
Detroit, Sept 25--P 9etrb II fuT tnda%a
aho{ine inning. winning the game afte"
two We're out and the visitors were ono
run ahead. score r II p
n.tro,t O1O 100 22*s y Q
DeIroY1t Wi 02O 600 210--5 u .
Wy RNatteries--Killian and Schmidt; Ortiz
Il ana Mcclure and Kleinow.
81 Louis Sept 25,--A ninth inning
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26

St Louis Sept. a5.--A ninth inning
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26

New York. Sept. 25--In the first Of
the final series between Cincinnati ana
New York. the home team won TO-DAY
Score: al f.
Cincinnati :. o1o 900 9oo--5l !
NJ" +teries-- Weimer and Mclean; Nc
Cinnitv and Bresnahan. Time, 1;oO'
fImpires, Carpenter and KLEIN
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