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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

The third game of the Little Rock series went u the Climbers yesterday ,l bg score, of 5 to 3, young M Maxwe,, n,a pitchins and winning his second game
 With css W breath of air doing the perpetual motion stunt the after noon wash q dead ringer for an early November day, and notwithstanding the fact thar every ounce of the possi- ble warmth was frozen out of the few timid beams of sunshine nearly 2,00O people shivered in the trapped atmos- pher> and saw another unusually good
 Brady was easy for the Climbers who punched hits on him at will. He v@s gave 1t to him) striking out seven men and giving but two bases on balls. On the other hand while Maxwell did caused mainly by the fact that Pfen- ninger was unjust to him in the mat ter of balls and strikes, yet in only one inning did the Travellers manage to get more than enc hit off him. This was in the sixth inning when they bt nched four hits. Two/ runs were scored, the other hits of Maxwell be- ing one in the third and one in the
 The Climbers played perfect ball. be- hind Maxwell, putting up an errorlses game, some sensational plays being Travellers cent,r fielder, made phe- nomenal catch in the second inning and cut the Climbers out of a sure run and Perry out of threebagger home run and Perry followed with a terrific drive that narrowly. missed be- ing another home run over the center field fence. Running with all the brennan managed to get within strik- ing distance just as the ball was dart ing towards the ground within few feet of the center fence. Even then it looked as if 1t was impossible for him to get 1t, but by a great effort he jumped to where the ball was fall- ing and throwing out his hands grab bed 1t. He received an innovation from
 "achers and grandstand when he came in from the field and was forced to doff his cap.
 one that looked sure to fau safe. be- ing just too far out for Schwartz and too close in for Apperious. By mar velously fast run Sam managed to get in striking distance of the hall and, throwing out one hand. caught 1t oaly a foot or so from the ground
 Bert Noblett made a sensational play when he ran out in left field and had hit and that had all the earmarks
 Houtz, Muilaney and Maxwell led Cam getting one hit Ca home run). Perry and Hausen a twoLagger each Hickey was the only Traveller to get ana Brady getting one each.
 Maxwell was made to give Meany his base on balls In the first inning, Perry getting Noblett's bunt and throwing Meany out al second. Nob- lett started to steal and Maxwell threw him out at second, Douglass ending 1t with q hit to Busch.
 Nothing was done by the Climbers in the last half or the Travellers in the first of the second, though in the last of the second Mike McCann put a steel rivet around the figure 1 on the Mont gomery tally sheet by lifting the hall over the right field fence Schwartz was out on a hit to Hickey and then came the long hit and famous catch made by brennan when he robbed Per ry out of three-bagger. Hauscn then pounded one out to center for two bags but Brady saved himself by striking Maxwell out.
 The first hit off Maxwell came in the third, line hit just over Schwartz s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
REED WINS AGAIN
MOBILE CONTINUES ON ITS AsCEN-
 DANT WAY.
schvvek and Bishop Were Both Effect i've But Oyatermen Were Better
 With BludgeOnA-GOOd Crowd Saw Game.

Mobile. May 2s-(speciaL)-By score of { to ?, Reeds Oystermen won the first of the series with Vicksburg before six hundred interested specta- tors this afternoon.
 The game was by far the most inter- estinx since the season opened ana in every fact was anybodys until the last man was out in Billy Earl's half of he ninth inning.
 Schwek went in the box for the lo- calls and pitched a fine game. fielding his position well. Bishop for the yis- itors also pitched good game De, spite the number of hits recorded against each pitcher they are entitled to credit for the work performed. Mackey was decidedly clever in hls decisions today. Vicksburg started on like q house on fire, In the first. Mc-; Every beat out an infield hit sdYanc- ed on Rockers life on Schwek's bad throw to second. Toner advanced both runners on a clean sacrifice and the runners scored on Werden's clean drive to center. This was their limit, however.
 In the third Mobile tied the score. SchWek and Prout walked. Hoffman made a pretty sacrifice, advancing both runners Leidy hit to centre. scoring the runners In the eighth Mobile tityhtened up the score with two more runs. Wagner hit to left. advanced on Wright's sacrifice and scored on McDivitt's single, the batter going to second on an error of the right fielder. Hankey singled to right field and Me Divitt crossed the plate. Following is faI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
ZIMMER'S MEN BEATEN
 AGAIN BY MONTGOMERY
Young Maxwell Pitched Fine Game Pfenninger' $ Decisions Were Off Color
 Score 5 to }.

I head. Schwartz jumped for 1t anc 1 managed to knock 1t down, but could not hold it. the side being retired
 Houtz hit safe in the last half but the side was retired.
 Both sides were blanked in the fourth and the Travellers went down in one, two. three order, in the first of the fifth. In the last half the Climbers did business with MT. Brady. With one out Maxwell hit safe. Houtz hit one that if Brady had left for Noblett might have resulted in double Brady tried to get 1t, but 1t bounded out of his
 hands and Houtz went safe Busch Kean filled the bags by fumbling Ap- perious's hit. Then Mullaney lined one out past third base, Maxwell and Houtz scoring. McCann ending it with fly to Hickey.
 Tn the sixth four hits were punched on Maxwell and two runs were scored. Hickey, Brady and Meany hit safe in succession, fast fielding cutting of a run, though tho bags were filled Then Noblett hit foul that Muilaney ran all the way to the plate to get Doug las hit one that struck Houtz in the Hickey and Brady scored. but the ball was returned In time and Hausen got Meany at the plate. McKean ending 1t with a fly to Apperious.
 Tn the last half the Climbers got the two runs back. Schwartz, the first man up. walked. and scored on Perry's two -bager and q bum throw from the outfield. Hausen and Maxwell struck out but Houtz hit to right and Perry scored. Busch ending it witna fly to peArmond. xs
 Tn the seventh Pfenninger filled the bags. With one out Drennan walked, finders on hit to right and after Max well had plainly struck Hickey out Pfenninger let him walk. filling the bags Prady hit safe to left hut Houtz returned 1t in time and Hausen plainly had Brady out at the plate, Pfenninger calling him safe. Hausen then threw Anderson out at third.
 No more hits and no more runs were made off Maxwell and while Mullaney hit safe in the seventh and Maxwell hit over, the game ending with the score of five to three in favor of the Climb CTS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
CHANGES IN SCHEDULE.
President PuIIinm Makes Announce
 .nenta-RrnokIXn snndnx Gnmea.

mentS-BrOOkIyn Sunday Games.
 New York, May 2s.-The following changes in the National League sched- ule were announced today by President
 At Brooklyn. (being changed to Sunday dates). with Boston, June to June 3, August 31 to September 9 Philadelphia September 12 to July 1 July 6, to July 8, September Il to September g, September 10 to septem- ber 16; Chicago June 13 to June 10 August 13, to August 12, Cincinnati June 21 to June q, August to Au- gust 5; Pittsburg october 2 to Sep tember 30 St. Louis July 30 to June IT. August to August 5; Pfttsburg Oc- tober to September 30; St. Louis July 30 10 July 29, September 24 to September 23.
 Al New York with Boston June 30
 At cincinnati with St. Louis October 4 10 June (two games), October tc September 16. (two games.)
 At st. Louis cancel Philadelphia July g. with Cincinnati September in stead September 6.
 Postponed and tie-games will be played off as follows:
 At Cincinnati with St. Louis Septem- Der two games).
 At Pittsburg with St. Louis Septem- Der two games.)
 At St Louis with Pittsburg June 2e and July 1, (two games.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
ACCIDENT AT HOLT.
Legs of Young TuscaIOOsa Man Crushed
 In Factory.

Tuscaloosa, May 2s.-(Special.)-- News has been received here of a most terrible accident which occurred at Holt where the Central Iron and Coal company is located where Elijah Chris tian. a young man. was horribly man gled between the engine wheels of the giant engine.
 Christian was engaged in coupling a car to the engine when he lost his bal ance and fell, the engine passing over both his legs. One of his legs has been amputated and 1t is hoped that the other can be saved. Christian has always resided In this county He IS eighteen years of age and has a large number of friends.
 At a meeting of the Central College Alumnae association the following or ficers have been elected: President Mrs. Fred R. Maxwell. Vice President Mrs. Charles Lucius; Recording Secre- tary. Miss Lillie Caldwell Corresponn- ing Secretary, Miss Sarah Hardin; Treasurer, Mrs. D. l. Purser On account of the large number oi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
NaVyIeSH Powers.

The disaster which has oVertaken the Belgian naval cadets calls to mind the fact that Belgium is, despite it's forty-two miles of seaboard. one of the few states of the world without na- w. There are only two other navy less powers in Europe-the landlocked Switzerland and Servia. Even Bull Raria can boast of a torpedo gunboat and a few small steamers, while Rou- mania Is proud in the possession Of
 twelve small vessels" Holland. Bel gium's neighhor, has quite an imposing fleet of eight ironclads and fiotilla or 100 steamers. If Bulgaria has the smallest navy in the world the tiny principality of Monaco has the smallest army-126 men. all told.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
Ed sams, a Negro, in Bibb Cosnty
 Jail.

Centrevllle, May 2S.-(Speelal. )-Ed Sans. a negro, charged with an aggra- vated assault and battery, was arrested yesterday and placed in jail. It is charged that he struck another ne gro on the head with a piece of iron inflictiug an ugly wound.
 Saturday Rube Williams put in n plea of guilty in two cases of violating the prohibition law in the county court and was fined.
 The jury term of the county court for the Blocton division will convene on Monday next, June 1. The docket is comparatively light and no doubt will be cleared in a short while.
 Former Circuit Clerk W. E. Fancher is reported very sick at his home at this place.
 ofice Deputy Sheriff J. w. Reddick left for his old home. Georgetown. Ky. for visit of several weeks.
 C.. w. Settle, a prominent citizen of Blbb county, was married to Miss Sal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
Encnped Conyict Arreated,

Columbus. Ga. May 2S.-(Special)-- George Sailor. negro, who escaped from Muscogee chain gange eleven years ago, was arrested in Atlanta yea terday and is now in the Muscogee jail.
 The officers have been tracking him from place to place for five years. At one time he was located in Rirming- ham. He is a railroad employe. Sailor was sent up for assault and battery in 1895. Five escapes from the Mus cogee chain gang have been captured this year. and in several instances they had been at liberty a long time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

Sumary--Left on bases. Montgomery 6; Little Rock. 8. Two base hits, Haul sen. 1; Perry. 1. Home runs, McCann. i Base on balls, by Maxwell, 4; Brady, 2 Passed balls: Hausen. 1. Struck out by Maxwell, 3; Brady, :. First base on errors, Montgomery, 2; Little Rock, o Umpire. Pfnninger. Time of game I1:45.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
Totals

SuTnTHdTN,-IWO Ddbt HIIs, DuBdN. Sacrifice hits. Frary, Kahlkoff, 2; Mich ols, Carey. Stolen bases, Frary, Thiel Carey Double plays, Nichols to Carey; Thiei to Hurlburt to Babb. Hit by pitcher, Suggs, (Kahlkoff). Struck out by Dugan. 5. by Suggs, l. Left on bases, Nashville, 6; Memphis, 8. Time, 1:46 Umpire Kennedy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

Bases a on balls. ~V off F@ Bishop p' 4. Struck out. by Bishop 2. Left on bases, Mo bile '. Vicksburg g. First base on errors. Vicksburg 2. Mobile 2. Sacrifice hits. Hoffman g. Leidy. Wright, Han key, Hunt. Toner. Werden. Kelly. Sto- len bases Wagner. Hankey. Double plays. Bishop. Bell to Werden. Time,' 1 40. Umpire, Kennedy.
 Tomorrow morning at o'clock a meeting will be held when the matter nf Mobiles franchise will be decided. much interest. Local officials of the club will not talk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

University visitors in the city the AIa- bama Insane Hospital authorities have made special arrangements to carry the many visitors through this mann moth institution which has the repu- tation of being one of the best con ducted in all the land.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
Expected Break Didn't Occur

Steubenville. O., May 2S.-The expect ed break among the union miners at Plum Run did not occur today. The men are restless, but a large sum paid out in strike benefits today helped matters for the strikers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
DUGAN DID THINGS
NASHVILLE PITCHER WAS PUZZLE
 FOR MEMPHIS.
Held Heavy Hitting Egyptians Safe at All Stages, While FInniltes ScOr- ed Three tlmes-Wiseman
 fn Game.

Nashville, Tenn, May 2S-Dugan was puzzle today shutting out Memphis. The visitors had but one chance to score in the sixth, a man was on sec ond and third with but one down. The next two up, Manush and Nadeau fam ned, The weather was very cold.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

lie Cawley, of Vance Station, on yes terday. Judge W. L. Pratt officiating. The bride is a charming woman.
 The cold weather is doing much in jury to cotton in this section.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

'
 Fritz 2, King, Winters. Stolen bases Jordan 2. Crozier. Sacrifice hits, King Clark, Morse. Fox. Double plays, Byrn, to Clark. Base on balls. off Hughes off c. Fritz 4. Hit by pitcher b! Hughes 1. Struck out, by Hughes 8, b! c. Fritz 5. Wild pitch, Fritz 1, Hughe 1. Time, 2:05 Umpire, Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
JIM FOX DOUBLED
LENGTHY FIRST sAClxER BREAKS
 UP GAME.
Atlanta and Shreveport Teams Battle fin Eleven Inning Contest and Again the EasterueFs are
 the Winners.

Atlanta, Ga, May 2S.--With honors about equally divided the home team won in the eleventh inning today. Fox's double and Jordan's clever steal produced the winning run.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
FRANK LOST GAME
NEW ORLEANS PLAYED IN LIsTLEss STYLE.
Peiicans Outhit Barona, But vauRhap,a People Took Advantage of Poor Fielding of Opponents and Won Contest

Birmin gham, May 2s.-After tieing the score in the eighth inning, New Or. leans lost today's game Tn the tenth inning Dumb playing by New Orleans, ham their runs in the third inning.
 Rirmin pharn D rS 4,Tr xeISSs' r,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
PHENIx CITY SCHOOL.
Two Story, Eight Room Structure To
 Re Erected.

Be Erected.
 Columbus. Ga, May 2S.-(Special )-- The Phenix City school board has de- cided to erect in the place of the school building recently burned a two story, eight room structure. The location has not yet been decided upon.
 Mrs. l.. A. Mann, of Phenix City, aged fifty eight years, is dead.
 J. H. Carlisle has received his com mission as postmaster of Girard, and has taken charge of the office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

Cincinnati. May 2s--McCloskey was driven of the rubber by Cincinnati in the third inning. Score: R. Fl F. Philadelphia 01O 900 O20-S 8 Batteries-Frazer and Livingston McCloskey. Richie and Dooin, Time. ] 1:25 Empires. Conway and Carpen- ter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

Chicago. May 2s.-Chicago today made it three straights from Boston Chicago ......1O1 900 O2"-4 ? Boston .......O20 900 O00-2 Batteries-Brown and Moran; Lyn- deman and Needham. Time, 1:52. Um- l pire Johnstone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg, May 2s,-Pittsburg- Brook lyn postponed rain.

St Louis. May 2S.-Consecutive hit ting, coupled with good base-running in the seventh inning, won today's game for St. Louis. Score: R. H. E. New York .... 900 004 000--4 [ 0 St, Louis ...,...101 900 30"-5 9
 Batteres-Thompson and Grady; Wiltse and Bresnahan and Bowerman. Time, 1;49. Empires, Emslie and ODay
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

The Fourth National Bank.
 of Montgomery. Ala
 Notice is hereby given of special meet sas of inc sfockholders of The Fourth Na- fiouai Bank of Montgomery Alabama. called 10 be held in it's office at It's Banking House. on Commerce Street, at twelve o'clock. noon. Thursday. June 7th, 1906. for the pur- pose of voting upon and determining wheth- ar this Bank A.fll increase tis capital stock from three hundred thousand to five hun dred thousand dollars and of selling the increased capital stock at one hundred ana 9ffty dollars per share. or premium of fifty dollars per share on the par value or same; also whether the shareholders VIII waive their right to preference of 50 per cent of the stock that they would have a preference to upon paying for same at the nrice at which said stock may be sold, pur- suant to a resolution adopted by the Board of Directors of said Bank at meeting held on May 3rd. 1906. and for the transaction of such other business may legally come
 THOS. J. REYNOLDS
 s-30t President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
Czar's Heavy Mail.

It is said that the Czar nf Russia receives from his subjects through the post no fewer than over 100 peti ions evefy day of his life. The majority of Athese documents before reaching the Monarch's hands are examined by . confidential secretary4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

On account of the fact that Men ager Zimmer has to play. a morning game in Atlanta tomorrow and is forced to leave tonight. he asked Mullaney to have today's game called early so that there will be no rush. and Null con- scented to having 1t called at 3:15.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

Summa ary-Double plays, Blake to Car go; Blake to Beck. Base on balls. off Clark. 6; of Guese. 3. Struck out, by Clark, 8: by Guese, 2. Wild pitch, by Clark. Hit by pitcher, by Guese (Yaughan); by Clark. (Cargo). Time, :0N. Umpire Buckley
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29


 Little Rock at Montgomery.
 New Orleans at Birmingham.
 Memphis at Nashville. American League.
 Philadelphia at Boston.
 St. Louis at Cleveland.
 Washington at New York. NntIoHHI LeaEue.--
 Pittsburg at Cincinnati. South AtIantaic-- Savanna at Augusta.
 Jacksonville at Macon.
 Columbia at Charleston. American Association
 Indianapolis at Columbus
 Toledo at Louisville.
 Milwaukee at Kansas City.
 Minneapolis at St. Paul.
 FEW FOWL TIPS. Ladies' day.
 MaIarky in today.
 Last game with Little Rock.  Make it four straights today. And Birmingham managed to nose out the Pelicans.
 A little moist in the American League yesterday.
 Billy Smiths crowd has taken both of the Shreveport games.
 Mike Finn evidently finds a deal oi difference between playing at home and on the road.
 McCloskeys St. Louis aggregation nosed out the Giants again yesterday and. by beating Boston, Chicago again leads the National League race. Mir. Pfenninger Is furnishing a most lucid illustration of the serial story en- titled: What I Don't Know About Um- pirinS; or, He Was Counterfeit" On account of the fact that Men ager Trimmer has to play a morning game in Atlanta tomorrow and is forced to leave tonight. he asked Mullaney to there will be no rush, and Null con sented to having 1t called at S:15. Manager Mullaney closed a deal last night that has been hanging fire for some time, when he signed young Brett and wired him to leave on the first train for Montgomery, his wife coming with him. Out of twenty-eight games last year. Breitenstein had the follow ing batting record: Seventy-seven times at bat, six runs, seventeen hits and batting average of .220. Out Of twenty-two games pitched, hs won thirteen and lost nine. He is a young fellow, hard worker, and should make Mullaney a good man. For several years past he has pitched for Shreve- port but when Jack Lee made that famous showing against the Climbers Gilks decided to keep Lee and let Breitenstein go. It Is hoped he will get here in time to pitch one of the games tuesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
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Southern League.-- Montgomery, 5; Little Rock, 8. Atlanta, 3; Shreveport, 2. (Ten
 inninEs.)
 Birmingham, 8; New Orleans, 8.
 Nashville. 3: Memphis, 0. American League.- All games postponed; rain. National League Chicago, (; Boston. 3.
 Cincinnati, s; Philadelphia, 3.
 St. Louis, 5; New York, f.
 Pfttsburg Brooklyn, rain. American Association Minneapolis, 1 Kansas City, 5. St. Paul. 2; Milwaukee, {.
 Louisville, z; Toledo, g.
 Columbus, {; Indianapolis, 5. SOafh Atlantic League.-- Charleston, 3; Columbia, 0. Augusta, 6: Savannah ?.
 Macon, S; Jacksonville i, AA~~%A~~A%~ . . %AA@~% . TODAY's SCHEDULE. ( 4A q ( C c c AAA ( q q AAAA1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

'None out when winning run was made.
 Score by innings:
 Birmingham 002 900 900 1-3 New Orleans ... 900 000 020 O-2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

Mir. Pfenninger is furnishing a most lucid illustration of the serial story en titled: What I Don't Know About Um- piring; or, He Was a Counterfeit"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

McCloskeys St. Louis aggregation nosed out the Giants again yesterday and. by beating Boston, Chicago again leads the National League race.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING

Montgomery Ala. May $. 1908 To the stockholders of
 The Fourth National Bank.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
A FEW FOWL TIPS.

Mike Finn evidently finds a deal of difference between playing at home and on the road.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-11-08
WEST DUBLIN.

The local institute at Gracey
last Friday evening was well at.
tended. Six teachers Of the town
ship were present; also, Prof. b.
G. Lam berson, OF McConnells-
burg, who gave good talks on the
questions.
James l.. and Edwin S. eleven
ger, of Pittsburg, spent a few
weeks with the family of their
father Hiram Clevenger during
corn husklng, and hunting while
they were not husking corn.
Harvey Cleyenger is visiting
relatives in Pittsburg, having ac.
companied James and Edwin on
their return.
Ralph Bergstresser received a
severe wound in the thumb from
a 'eyoIver which he was carrying
on Friday evening. Another
warning TO be careful in handling
such weapons.
Clal ence Berkstresser, VINO Is
employed ir Altoona, is visiting
relanSes IN this township
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-11-08
Sale Register.

Saturday, Novemberl7, Beam
er Gress will sell at his residence
/! mile west Of Knobsville, hors
es, cattle, hogs sheep, farming
implements, corn, feed, &c. Sale
begins at 10 o'clock.
Thur, day, Noyem Der Is. -Clar
ence Cooper will sell at his resi-
dence near Rockhlll schoolhouse,
T. miles southwest of McCon
nellsburg, > horses, > cattle, hogs,
farming implements, 100 bbls. of
corn, and many other article.
Sale begins at 10 o'clock. Credit
one year.
Wednesday, Novem Der 2l.-H.
Nj. Strait, having rented his farm
and intending to engage in other
business, will sell on the home
place three miles south of Salu-
via, horses, cattle, hogs, hay,
gram. and farming implements,
and many other articles. Sale
begins at 10 o'clock. Credit 9
months.