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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-12
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Steamer Alcazar in. Perilous
Position at Needle Rock

Illustrated this morning, when the charter of
Sae Sne German ship Siam was announced. The
Slsm Sas,n was taken ct 80 shillfngs to load for
1slooorne or Adelaide
NJ Inc Inc British steamer African Monarch Captain
nAsker; arrived up this morning from Ensppton
= nnisn its cargo Of lumber for the orient. II
~ - ~enoer cnsrter 70 the Pacific export lumber
company and VIII load ct the mills of the
beStfrn and Western lumber company
ne steamer Alliance arrived at 3 O'Clock this
morning nor from Coos Bay. bringing a full cargo
1no with 90 passengers 1t berthed at Green
~iGn wharf and Will sail Thursday night
The steam schooner CASCADE sailed for San
francisco this evening. II finished loading lum-
per al Rainier today.
Dsniei Kern SAYS that work will be resumed
az bis quarry at Fishers landing, where the
sse2Ters vent on strike recently This quarry
s'pP7s5 RsTop TEX for the Columbia river jetfy.
~ arrived In early this morning from Califor-
M ma with cargo of fuel oil for the Union
%. COMPANY, and went 70 Portland 70 discharge.
The schooner barge Washington cleared at the
custom house today for San Pedro. II carries
SaIeo OF oeouc0 feet of lumber loaded at Van
couFer ana coo feet Of lumber loaded at Raj
The harkentfne MakaweIi. with cargo of
1890 49, feet Of lumber for San Francisco.
EUREKA. June 1.-THE steamer Eureka re-
turned THIS morning after attempting TO make
broke while the vessel was OF Biunts reef aud
after some difficulty returned TO this port Tao
Susska .ka departed for San Francisco tonight after
Twelve union sailors deserted the steamer
hllourn today because of trouble during the trio
1roiA fortand with the first mate of the vessel
Inc Inc captain refused 10 take them on board aad
VIII make the trip short handed The Kfbu-n
also took the United States mail
Inc British tramp steamer Sheila cleared 20
DAY Tor Puget sound with cargo of redwo,yi
The steamer Newport arrived today from San
.r1ncisco- The Newport will not 90 on she
AiSsks-Seattle run. as was reported.
hl,CIohiA- B. c., June 1.-THE contract for
repairing the steamer Northwestern, now In dry
oock at Esquimalt. has been awarded to rbe
british Columbia marine railway company .of
Esquimslt, the price being In the neighborhood
Inc japanese government has established q
wreless telegraph station at Choshi, near Inu-
ooye light, and the Canadian government IS ar
ranging 10 establish station at aSamfeid ana
ehotner az Triangle island which juts into the
Pseinc OF the northwest coast of Vancouver ISL
and 10 allow communication with oriental liners
wnleh are expected TO install apparatus soon
as both stations are completed.
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RIVALS STEAL MARCH
ON SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Ties and Rails Are Laid Out
on Right of Way in
Nevada
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

RENO. New, June 11-Under cover Of
darkness Sunday night and while the
Southern Pacific railroad officials were
enjoying themselves at Lake Tahoe, the
engineers OF the Riverside railway
company laid about 2 600 sfeet OF ties
and rails on the Southerr Pacific right
OF way north OF town and now arme1
guards are protecting the work for
fear the Southern Pacific NAV ATTEMPT
TO throw the material into the Truclxse
river.
The point Is on the banks Of the
Truckee. where a sharp turn in the
stream would cause the street railway
TO cross the river UNLESS tt trespassed
on the right OF way
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WAR At LAST BREAKS
OUT IN CENTRAL AMERICA
Rebels Aided by Nicaragua
Take Port Acajutla in
Salvador
BITTER FIGHT AHEAD
Treaty of Amapala Is Dis
regarded by President
Zelaya

MEXICO CITY. june 11.-Nfcaragua
md Salvador are at war. Late this
afternoon DIR. Manuel Deleado, minister
to Mexico from Salvador, received the
following telegram from President FL
gueroat
"San Salvador. june 11.-This morn
ing the reyolutionists captured the port
of AcajutIa. They were commanded by
General Manuel Rivas and came from
Corinto on the gunboat Momometombo, o,
armed by the president of Nicaragua. In
this manner Zelaya complies with the
treaty of peace of Amapala, which was
entered into with the fntervention Of
the American government.
@FIGUERoA..
Acajutla is the most important sea-
port of Salvador. where all of the Pa
cific liners make regular calls. 1t was
but poorly defended and the Nicara-
guans and Salvadoran reyolutionists
landed with ease. 1t is in direct rail
communication with the capital Of the
republic, to or from which point troops
can be conveyed in six hours.
The nearest town in which was gar
risoned a large force of Salvadoran
troops is Sonsonate, about Is minutes
by rail on the Salvadoran railroad 1t
is believed that Salvadoran troops
have been rushed to the captured port
and that a second battle has already
been fought. although Minister Delgado
has received no word OF such action
1t Is thought that the bombardment
of Acajutla is the beginning of the
great struggle in Central America
which has so long been brewing. Aca-
Julia is but a few hours distant from
the port of San Jose de Guatemala and
1t is believed that this is Zelaya's OBJ
jective point
Zelaya's action, is In direct conflict
with the treaty of Amapala, recently
signed by representative of his coun-
try, which provides that in case of a
grievance Central American countries
should refer their disputes to the gov
ernments of the United States and Mex
leo for arbitration.
A report that Ambassador Thomson
had been directed by the state depart
ment at Washington to proceed to Sal
vador to investigate Central American
conditions was denied by Thomson to-
night. He said that he had received no
such instructions and did not expect to.
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Average snow ground. IS inches.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure continues low over the Pacific
slope. Rain has fallen from Fresno northward.
The rainfalIs are large for this time of
the year. Thunder storms are reported at Red
Blum and Fresno In the Sierras snow has
fallen and the snowfall the ground has been
considerably increased. Strong southerly winds
prevail in the foothills and mountains.
FORECAST
San Francisco and yicinity-Cloudy. unsettled
weather Wednesday; possibly light showers;
light southwest wind.
Sacramento valley--Showers Wednesday, warm
er: fresh south winds.
San Joaquin yalley-Showers Wednesday; light
west winds.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Showers Wednesday !;
fresh south wind
A. c. McADIE, District Forecaster.
Movements of Steamers
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MILITIA MUST CONFORM
5 TO ARMY REGULATION
wASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. June 11-Actfnx
Secretary of War Oliver has addressed
a letter to the governor of each state
which says that January 13. under the
terms of the Dick militia act. militia
organizations must conform to that of
the regular and volunteer armies of the
United States General Oliver says:
Failure to meet this STATUTORY reuusreu,e, n
-xili resuit IN dsosrring a state from the use of
the allotment OF the annual appropriations OF 81
ooo. 600 Tor the sunport Of the militia
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schr Roaeric1 phu, M.d.en. Monterey. in tow W.


schr Roderick Dhu, Msdsen. Monterey, in tow
tug Relief. - 4
SPOKEN
May i2-Lat Is south, long 81 west Br shin
Gulf Stream, from Antwerp. for Puget sound
Per sehr Cien--May 2. In unimak pass. schr
Dora Biuhm, hence April Il. for eodhshiup.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT L0B0S, June IL, 10 p. m.--Weather
cloudy wind west velocity 10 miles per hour
DOMESTIC PORTS
No1o-Sailed June 11-Stmr whitesborc, for
San Francisco
FORT BRAGG--ssiIed June 11--Stmr Berke-
ley. for San Pedro.
AsToRiA-.Arrived June Ii-stmr Argyll,
from Hartford.
EUREKA-Arrired June 1o--stmr Lakme.
from San Pedro
Sailed June l0--Stmr Eureka, for San Fran
cisco; stmr Despatch. for San Francisco; stmr
Brooklyn. for San francisco; stmr Lakre, for
San Francisco. A
Arrived June ll-stmr Newport, hence June s.;
stmr Pomona hence June 10; stmr George w,
Elder. hence June 10.
Sailed June lI--stmr George ". Elder. for
Portland
SEATTLE-Saiied June 1o--Schr Forest Home
for San Francisco, sfmr Portland. for valdes
June 11--Stmf Soncma for San Francisco: Jan
stmr Kegs Aaru. for China and Japan.
Arrived June 1o--Stmr Jefferson. from Skac,
way: stnnr Humboldt. from Skagway. June H.
Schr Prosper. from San Pedro.
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Army Transports

The burnside is at Seattle
The Buford arrived at Manila June s
The Crook Is in port and VIII sail for Homo
lulu on Saturday
bound.
The Fitzpatrick Is at Newport News Va
The Logan arrived May 81 at Manila.
The Meade is at New York Out of commits
sion
The ingalls, is at Newport News. Va.
me Sheridan is at Mare island under repairs
Inc sherman arrived from Manila Saturday.
Inc Thomas sailed for Manila On June 5.
The Warren is IN port
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SAN FRANCISCO

base hits-Shaughnessy. Haley. Sacrifice hit
Hiidebrand First base on called balls--Od
Jones g.. OF Gates 2. Struck out-By Jones 2.
by Gates g. Hit by pitcher-Bigbee. Time of
game--l hour 40 minutes. Umpire-Derrick.
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DETROIT CARmE rHREArEr

DETHO1T- June 1f-At mass nfcct-
ing of the $500 members of the local
street railway mems union early to-
day. it was voted to give the United
Railways 4S hours in which either to
grant the recent demand for % cents
an hour. or submit the question to ar
bitration- Failure of the company to
meet this demand probably will result
in a strike
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Tuesday June IL
Stmr Whittier. Salvesen. "a hours from Har-
ford
from Eureka. bound south; put in to land pas
Stnr National City. Weber, 40 hours from Re-
dondo.
stmr James S. Higgins, ElIiesen. SO hours from
Port Los Angeles.
Stmr Msndalay, Sanford, 30 hours from Cres-
cent City. bound for San Pedro; put In for fuel
stmr Aarshheld, Detters. 6s hours from San
stmr Noyo. Lee. Is hours from Fort Bragg.
stmr Nome City, Hansen. "a hours from As
toria- bound south put in 10 land passengers
Stmr Hanalei. Ravens. 81 hours from San
stmr Maverick. Daniels, from Port Hartford
with disabled stmr Atlas and barge 91 In tow
(up river direct1-
stmr Atlas. Badger. from Port Hartford. in
stmr Brooklyn. HendricksOu. IS hours from
Eureka
Br strnr Appalaehee. Nichols. 80 DAYS from
Hongkong. via Moi 22 days
Br ship Brilliant. Morrison, 27 days from
barge 81. Erickson. from Port Hartford. tn tow
stmr Maverick Cup river direct}
Barge santa Paula. Pile. "a hours from Port
Schr Glen. Huffman. % days from Fort Ben.
nett.
o,,-., Monday June 10.
etmr nsaoc> piifeA' Haussniieu' ID W hooeft
Dollar company.
Tuesday. June H.
Stmr Texan. Hall. Kshulni. via Seattle; VIII
lisms Dimond & Co.
stmr City Of Topeka. Gielow. Eureka; Pacific
Coast steamship company
Br stmr Asia. GaHkroger, Hongkong, via Yoko-
hama and Honolulu; Oriental and Oceanic steam
Ger strar Germanicus. Berndt. Nanaimo. G.;
J. J. Moore & Co.
SAILED
Tuesday. June IL.
Stmr Hyades, Oliven. Nome. via Seattle.
stmr Texan. Hall. Kshului via Seattle.
Stur Mandslax. Sanford. San Pedro.
etmr Nome CITY Hansen, San Pedro.
Stulr Arctic, Olsen. Fort Bragg
Strnr James s Higgins, Eliasen, Fort Bragg
srmr Elizabeth, Olsen Bandon-
Stmr Westport Moreno. Crescent City.
Ssur Francis II. Leggett, Reiners. Eureka
Br stur Asia. Gsukrofer. Hongkong, ETC.
Schr James A. Garfield. Dannevfg- Raymond.
Schr Gotama Delehanty,- Tfliamook.
Schr Advance. ogidnisen, coquille river.
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The Overdue List

British ship Hilson. out 14s days from Caleta
Colosa- for Hamburg, G per cent.
Italian ship F. S. Ciampa out $50 DAYS from
Talbot. for Iquique. per cent.
British ship Amuiree. out IA days from TOGO
pihs. for Falmouth. per cent.
Argentine schooner India out e2 DAYS from
Madeira, for Platte, IS per cent.
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u. 5. Branch HydroxrapnIc omc.

A branch Of the United States Hydroyraphie
Ofhce, located at the Merchants Exchan2e is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
OF expense. Navigators are cordially invited TO
visit the Office where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kent at
hand. Tor comparison and reference. and the lat
est Information can always be obtained regarding
lights. dangers to navigation and all matters Of
interest TO ocean commerce.
J. G. BURNETT
Lieutenant. U. S. NJ. in Charge
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.HALEY's THREE DAGGER
PUTS SEALS TO R0UT
Oaks Show a Lot of Speed
as Soon as They OBJ
tain a Lead

RESULTS OF GAMES
Oakland, 81 San Francisco, 2.
Los Angeles-PorfIaHd game post
poned.
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AMERICAN LEAeuE

PHILADELPHIA, June lin pitchers
battle here today St Louis defeated Philadel-
phia by punching hits in the ninth inning,
eompanied by.an error by Cross. Score:
R H. E
81 LOUIS
Plladeipn1d D 8
Batteries-Pefty and Buelow; Plank ard
Schreck-
BOSTON. June f1.-Cleveland was unable to
hit Winter today and was shut out. TO 0.
Score: s.r
sasia7 n h E.
Boston ..s....... ......sss.........
Cieveiano- -ss.ts..s . "
Batteries-Winter and Criger; Joss and Bemis-
NEW YORK. June 11--Detrcft snothered New
York In today's game By a score OF 10 20 2. The
visitors made nine Of their In the hfrh IN
ming. forcing change Of pitchers, kitson re-
lieying Brockett. Score:
r. H Z.
Detroit ......................-1 IA q
New 1ork
-Batteries--Donohue end Schmidt; Brockett,
Kitson, Klsinow and Rickey.
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HOUSE THIEF

1opauo HOUSE THIEF 4HHEsTED
az Mrs. A. Smith at So Thirtieth street. -wae
arrested yesterday and charged with having
stolen some jeweiry from one Of the rooms in
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-12

: A man consumes in his threescore
years and ten eighty tons Of liquid and
solid food.
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MEETING NOTICES

MEETING NOTICES
STATED session Of Islam Temple. -
A A. o. y. NJ s.. FOR business
reception Of petitions and Initiation 4"
OF such candidates may be pres HRU
ent VIII be held at the head1Har- W.
ters. s4s Fillmore st. On WEDNRs.
sf sss poisnsss saas f. 3 ossfs sDEoS E s ss. Of
cRocKETT ledge. No. ls9. r 4 A
gusssed 70 attend the funeral g our w
o'clock. from King Solumon's hail. 17s9
Fillmore St; By order OF the W. NJ.
T. ~ MCPHERSON. Secretary
CROCKETT lodge No l3e. r. and A.
A-Ihird degree THIS (WEDNES- ~
DAY EVENING at 7:S0 o'cIock. IN IN
= aias b. so,0H9n sS5s9 i ,ss sst l,ss Fillmore
R H MCPHERSON. seersearJ.
EXCELSIOR lodge No. Iss. ?. and 4. |.
M.-Third degree THIS (WEBNEs- "a
DAH) EVENING at 7:S0 ocloek. IN
MISSION lodge No. Iss. T. and A. NJ
pAYl EVENING at T:S0 o'clock. XGZ
FRANK W. SMITH. Secretary. w
STARR KING lodge No s44. T. and q
meeting THIS eWEDNEsDAYl NaX
as sss1s: taas Masons rs eora @ IsiiSsi la1its sS
H.F- WRIGHT. Secretary.
JEWEL lodge No. s74, F. and A. NJ =
Third degree TODAY (WEDSESDAY) ~
At i:se p n Master Masons cor XaX
B. CROMWELL. w. NJ wv
r c. JOHNSON. Secretary
YERBA Busaa lodge No IS, L. o. sszI,-,.s-..
Day EVENING. u June is. : bust -
ness OF great importance 70 all
men members VII oe sonslnered- a iaIse astend-
+. j. ANDERSON. Nc.
CHARLES A. wISEwEI.L- Rec Sec:
FARNswoRTH lodge No s5 L o. -
o. F--Meets each WEDNESDAY SZ<<5
NIGHT In Friendship hall. Ten @z'<sz<
nant building. 1854 Market ~
ALEMANIA lodge No 8 x Of P. -
will confer ranks WEDNESDAY. fca&
hall. s51 Golden Gate av.. san -t7&E&r
Francisco knights: attend. Visit
n. t. coGGER. c. c.
AUSTRIAN MILITARY AND BE-
NEFoLENT ASSOCIATION meets kH<Eses
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING. 4EtQ
June Il, at O'Clock at 56S Fulton 49,
st All members are requested to S<<@
attend By order Of
G. MosrAHlsicH. T. Rec. sssssa' Sec PRESIDENT
RIGGERs' and stevedcrss' unlOn. ri
Members. stteotIon- Advertised ~
meeting HTRSDAY EVENING 7
June 13. 1907. at Eagles ball. Mar A
ket and Valencia ats. inpertzns xkAo
'' 2 b H1ETHoRS. President. M
J. n DOLAS. $
CALIFORNIA chapter Ne. iS5. o. T. S,--kegn-A
lar meeting THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING.
June IT, in Eastern Star hail. $50 Church 81
Members or the order cordially invited By
order OF the worthy matrsB-
ANNA C. KoRIs, Secrstary-
See Pages II and I3 Tor .Addi-
tionaI Classified Ads
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Weather Report

United States Department OF Agriculture
weather Bureau- San Francisco June IL, 1901
RAINFALL DATA
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Time BAIL

United States Branch photographic Ofnce, Mer.
chants Exchange, San Francisco. Cal Jnns
IL, 1907.
The time ball on the tower Of the Ferry build-
Standard Time (120th Meridian) or sh Sor
00s. Greenwich Mean Time.
]. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. U. S. n, in Charge.
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QUAKERs BEAT CHICAGO
IN 4 TEN INNING GAME
Cincinnati and Boston Ma
tionals Divide Double
TX Header
NATIONAL LEAGUE

CHICAGO. June i1-PhAadeiphss defeated
Chicago today IN a 10 inning game, winning
principally on the wfidness OF local pitchers
-Four OF Philadelphia's runs started with bases
oa balls, followed By little hitting Two OF
corridoa's passes ended in runs. Score:
r. H z
Chicago --------------------- 8
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. Batterles-F Frazer, Pelster, OVereH, Mofan and
King; Corridor and DOOM Umpire-ODay.
CINCINNATI. June l1--CiHcinnzU and Boston
played a double header today, each team win
ming game. In the first the visitors scored the
winning run with q triple and a single in the
ninth. Cincinnati found Lindaman easy in two
innings OF the second game. Brain, Bostons
third baseman, twisted his ankle during the sec
ond game and had TO be carried OF ths field
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Batteries-Leeyer and Gibson; Bell and But
Ter. UBpire-Klem.
ST. LOUIS. June 11.-New York made II three
straight victories over ST. Louis winning todays
game by score of to z. Matthewson pitched
brilliant ball In the windup and won for New
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Batteries-Ewing and Schiei; Lindaman and
Needham. Umpires-Emslie and RidgleE.
PlTTSBURG. June 1.-THE Pittsburgs again
defeated Brooklyn today because OF better hit
ting and the taking advantage OF errors After
the fifth inning Leever was taken out and Cam
nifz substituted. Bell pitched a fair game. but
his errors helped the Pittsburgs TO score Score:
r Fl. E.
Pfttsburg Observation-Disclosures. Is
Brooklyn .................... IL 5
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HVHuat-t
The British bark A1nesley is under charter
for barley from this port TO Europe, terms prf
Fate.
The British tank steamer Appaiachee, which
arrived from MoI yesterday, viii return 20 the
orient with refined petroleum.
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Per schr GJen-On February 2 daherman,
Charles Mevay. WAS drowned OF Port Bennet by
the capszing OF a dory.
stmr AIcazar hence June s. for Needle rock
parfed her lines at Needle rock last night apd
went on q reef, Vessel in bad condition.; sea
EUREKA, June 1i.-Stnr Eureka, which
sailed from here today, returned on account
Of disabled machinery
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TO ARRIVE

Movements of Steamers
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-24

work for this session shows some pro-
gress and advancement. l refer not
only to tangible results, but also to
the evidences of intellectual and pro-
fessional advancement which have
been a marked feature of the past
session. Student affairs have been most
satisfactory. Students have been TAX
Il increased interest In class and de-
partmental organizations, and the ef-
fort has been made through these or
ganizations to strengthen the work of
the various departments and maintain
discipline and order throughout the
school.
The Reorganization of the school
work which was begun, Is now set
tied and courses of study have been
adopted which meet the unanimous ap-
prevail of the officers of the school.
The internal REIMBURSEMENT, rendered
necessary IN some departments by
changing the policy of the school, has
been steadily advancing. Old courses
of study have been worked over and
new subjects have been added TO meet
the demands of all students"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-24
FIRST SPIKE DRIVEN.
Col. HundIey Starts A. ID. and
Rnad In Alabama

Col. HundIey Starts A. ID. and A IL.
Road In Alabama.
Roanoke, May 23-(Special y
Tuesday afternoon the first spike was
| driven in the construction of the A.
B. and A. Railroad on the Alabama
side of the State line by Hon. Will
liam A. Handley. of Roanoke. who Is
one of the directors of this railroad
and who has all along been one of its
staunchest friends and promoters. The
occasion was one of picturesque in
terest.
A number of citizens of Roanoke
went down to the scene. twelve miles
southeast of Roanoke while a special
train over the new line from LAGRANGE
brought many citizens of that place
and the President and other officials of
the road from Atlanta The country
surrounding turned out in strong
force
Major Handley made a happy speech
and then drove the spike, amidst the
enthusiasm of the crowd. The track
laying gang will reach Roanoke in a
week or So and soon thereafter a reg
ular schedule Will be put on. Real
estate Ms booming in advance of it's
coming and never a week passes that
a number of new residences or store
buildings are not projected. Contracts
are being let and the work of build
ing and Improving Is going on as fast
as workmen and materials can be Sc
cured.
The annual commencement exercises
of Roanoke College were held this
week, beginning Sunday with SPLEEN
did sermon by Rev. George Stoves,
pastor of the local Methodist Church,
who filled the place OF DR.. J. f. Pur-
ser, of Atlanta, who was prevented
from filing his engagement.
The address before the literary So
cieties was delivered Monday morning
by Judge Eugene Ray of Columbus.
Ca, who is an original thinker and
speaker. Monday night the annual
concert by Miss Feagin's music GLASS
was given to a large and well pleased
audience. Tuesday morning the grad
uating exercises occurred. Diplomas
were awarded to w. 2. Hodges and
Misses Clyde Park and Matte Belcher.
The annual address was delivered by
Rev. Frank P. Culver, of Birmingham.
It was a masterful discussion of the
theme, 1.-The Mission of Thought" The
eloquence of the speaker held the
rapt attention of a large audience
| The school year just closing has beer
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-24
DEED TO INFIRMARY,
Title Transferred from City to the
Tnf1rmary Board.

Ahie lEdusIerreu from CITY to ths
fnflrmary Board.
quit claim deed was recorded In
the office of the Judge of Probate yes
terday by which and for the consid-
Grafton of 81 the city of Montgomery
conveys to the Montgomery Infirmary
the property on South Perry Street
devoted to the use of the inflrmary
The outlines of the property con-
veyed are: Beginning at a point on
the east side of South Perry Street,
1856 feet south of the southeast in
tersection of South Street and South
Perry Street, thence south along South
Perry Street $50 feet; thence east 800
feet to Lawrence Street; thence north
along the west side of Lawrence
Street 100 feet; thence west $50 feet;
thence north so feet; thence west $50
feet to the point of beginning.
Othr deeds recorded in the Probate
ONCE were:
George w. Halls, Jr., to Susan B
Halls, lot on corner of Mobile and
Day Streets; consideration. $1,000
Mrs. Martha J. Mcdonald and Geor-
gia z. Mcdonald to Mary l.. Carpen-
ter, lot in Kennedyville; considera-
ton, $3.50.
A marriage license was issued in
the office of the Judge of Probate to
d. r. Adams and Lucy Jones.