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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
Alabama at cap,t.I

Washington. May i-Isnao,.,>
 Patents issued: James s Gerdre- Java. seed planter; Willie T. smtts Dudleyville, railway gate; George VI ' Strother' Jenifer, rail joint chair
 Postmasters appointed: Crasws, station shelby County, John s. Pear son; Moreland, Winston County. Tob, Shipman. 'oni
 Rural free delivery routes orderat established June. IT: Dadeville, TalIa. poosa county, route 4, population. 437 ramlIies. 104; James. Bullock county route l, population 400; families. IOS Lne application of M. M. Eppes. s ! Gay, w. D. Mitchell, J. T Handle. and c. P. Gay to organize tba rIty zens National Bank of Lineville viii a capital Of \$25, 900 or more has hasr approved by the comptroller of thu currency NN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
SAILORS ORDERLY
DID NOT PROVOKE ATTACK BY
 POLICE.
Were Returning From Banquet With Young officer When Santiago Guardians of Law Made On-
 slaught With Machetes.

Santiago, Cuba, May 1.-rhe con- flict here yesterday between the sail- ors and police followed an orderly banquet which was given at the, Cafe Leon DeOro by a party of first class seamen of cruiser Tacoma.
 At o'clock in the morning the men separated and tlelve of them lent to the Cafe Union. They were not in toxicated. A police captain named Lay, who was in citizens clothes, had been watching this cafe all the even- ing with seven or eight policemen to support him.
 About 2 o'clock in the morning the seamen started for the wharf with the intention of boarding the Taco ma. Captain Lay claims that the sea men started the trouble and the sail ors claim that Captain Lay, without provocation, caused the disturbance. As the enlisted men had been hindered by the police on their way to the wharf, Ensign Brisbin decided to walk slightly ahead of the party. Sudden ly he heard a revolver shot and im- mediately afterwards the police charg- ed with revolvers and machetes.
 Brisbin received an ugly cut on the arm and was felled to the ground three times. AS the crowd of sea- mer came up the policemen emptied their revolvers at them, at the same time attacking the Americans cith ma cnetes. A fierce fight ensued with the result that Henry l.. Lee. fireman of the Tacoma, will probably die of a compound fracture of the skull caus- ed by, machete and gunshot wound in the right breast.
 Ten others, members of the Tacoma. were taken to the ships hospital suf- fering from machete wounds. Not one of the policemen was badly hurt. tholgh several of them suffered from fist concussions.
 The captain and all the policemen cho participated in the affair have been suspended by order of the civil governor of Santiago, on tho repre- sentations of Commander Tappan, of the Tacoma and the American consul, Mir. Holiday who affirm that the lives of the American officers and men who go ashore are not safe while such men are acting as agents of the law. MT. Holiday Is making a thorough inves- tigation of the incident.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg, May 1.-Only two St. Louis players reached third in today's game and the team was shut out. Pittsburg ..oos 900 coo-s 10 1 St. Louis. . .... 900 900 000-O
 Batteries-Leiheld and Phelps; Mo- Glyn and Noonan. Empires, Johnstone and Carpenter. Time, 1:45.
 New York. May 1.-The New York Nationals won today after the Bostons had tied the score in the eighth in- ming. Bresnahan's home run hit into the right field bleachers. scoring Sey- mour ahead of him gave New York the victory, Score: R.H E. Boston,. '. 100 900 030-4 l New York ., .. 200 no 03s-7 II 2
 Batteries-Dorner and Brown: Mo Ginnity and Bresnahan. Time. 1:52. ITmpires Rigler and Fmslie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
LEO WALSH'S
 GREAT WORK Texan Invincible in
 PincheS. NASHVILLE IS SHUT OUT Dobbers Had Many Chances to
 Snatch Victory. In Last Three Innings Blonde Haired Boy Was In Ugly Holes But
 Great Fielding Saved

Nashville, May 1.-(special.)-Re- markable pitching on the part of Walsh gave Montgomery shut out over Nashville today.
 When in close places. in which po- sition he was often found. he was simply invincible, the heavy hitting Boosters being unable to even get the ball out of the diamond.
 The score was 2 to 0. No less than six times Nashville had a chance to get man over the plate, but that much required bingle failed to make Its appearance. In the very last inning, Nashville had the bases full with but one man down, Dobbs and Wiseman had the chance to break 1t up, but the former went out on pop up to Haus- en and Walsh concluded his days work by flaming Wiseman.
 In the eighth round the Boosters al- so had the opportunity to turn the trick, but great fielding this time knocked the hopes of the fans up in the air.
 With no one down. Dobbs was on third, and Wiseman at first. Persons hit a grounder to short. and Neal Ball whipped 1t to Hausen retiring Dobbs at the plate. Wfseman went down to second and reached third on another infield play, but he died at the plate. when Baxter returned Morse's ground
 To. Ball and Hausen go the honor of putting the score in Montgomery's favor. In the third inning Purdue walked Houtz. Ball followed and hit one past third base on which he took three bases, bringing in Houtz: Ball scored a minute later when Hausen singled to right. This was the last of the scoring. Montgomery after this. never having a chance to complete the journey.
 Nashville easily outhit the visitors, but Malarky's men put 1t on the locals when it came to fielding. Persons made a great enchanted catch of line drive and Apperious did the same thing. Sorrell pitched the last two i'm nings for the locals. The weather was cold and very disagreeable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
Race,ntx and Expenditures

Washington, May 1.-The monthly comparative statement of the Govern : ment receipts and expenditures shows that for the month of April the total receipts were $53,26o.691 and the ex- penditures, s4s,071,134, leaving a sur plus for the month of $6,lSs'4of, ana for the ten months of the present nscai year, a surplus of $5s.475,751
 The receipts from the several sources of revenue are as follows:
 Customs. $27, ,551,o5S; increase, ap- proximately $4,000,00o
 Internal revenue. $2-,2sS,s62; fn- crease, $2.200,0o0.
 Miscellaneous, $4.475,5S1; increase. $2,000.0 900.
 Disbursements were only little over $1,600, 1000 in excess of April, 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
ALDERMEN INDICTED.
Charged With CroOkedness in the Flee
 stIOn of Recorder.

New York, May 1.-Indictments were reported by the grand jury against three Aldermen in connection with charges growing out of the balloting for a recorder to succeed John s. Golf
 William S. Clifford was indicted for accepting a bribe, Henry Clay Peterson, two counts for perjury, and Alderman Joseph Cronin for perjury on one count
 All the men. who have been at lib- erty on bail since the original charges were made, have been ordered to ap- pear in the Supreme Court tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
CHILD ATE POISON.
Little Son of NIT. and Mrs. Smith Dies
 fin Agony.

SOn OL ahu -NEHs SAutkh DIGB
 in Agony.
 Cottonwood May 1.-- Especial. "A de- plorable accident occurred a few miles from Cottonwood yesterday by which the year-old son of MT. and Mrs. John L. Smith lost his life.
 The child as playing about the house while the mother was engaged in her do- mestic duties and climbed up in a chair near the mantel. From the chair the child could reach some medicine bot ties which were upon the mantle. The little fellow took one of the bottles con- taining some sugar-coated tablets down from the shelf and ate several of the tablets. Soon he became very sick and the attention of the parents were attracted. It was seen at once that the child was suffering from a severe pois- oning Antidotes were at once admin istered and a physician was sent for, but every effort to save the life of the child proved unavailing and he died at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. after hav- ing been In agony for three hours.
 The people in this section are look ing forward with great interest to the connecting up of the new railroad from here to Ellen. Fla. witt the road all ready in operation from here to Coweta. on the Atlantic Coast line. The new road is a branch of the Louisville and Nashville and Is being built under the superintendence of the Geneva Lumber Company. When competed and con- nected at Cottonwood with the road all ready in operation from here to the At lantic Coast Line the Louisville and Nashville will be connected hv link that has long been needed. This will give the Atlantic Coast Line an outlet to the Gulf at St Andrews Bay and will give the Louisville and Nashville an outlet to the Atlantic seaboard which ought to prove paying invest ment
 The pile driving crew of the new railroad has recently completed it's work on the Cotton Creek trestle and has moved to Big Creek. where the greatest trestle na the line has been commenced, This trestle will span the entire marsh at BiK Creek and will be almost q milA 1p, LAnG4A> ThAS txAst1e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02

that the ticket of officers for the com ing year to be voted on Friday had been prepared and it was submitted It named: President-Miss Fannie Belle Curtis. Brooklyn, first vice pres. ident; Miss Hattie s. Hill, New York second vice president: Miss Alice o'Grady. Chicago. recording secretary, Miss Ada Can Stone Harris, Roches. ter, N. r., corresponding secretery; Miss Anna H. Littelle, Dayton, Ohio auditor; Miss Anna Williams, Philadel- phia.
 Invitations from Denver, New Or leans and St. Louis to hold next years convention in those cities were re- ceiyed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
EPISCOPAL RELICS.
Exhibit Showing Relation of Church
 to America's Development.

Exhibit Showing Relation Of Churck
 to America's Development.
 Norfolk, Va, May IA committed has been appointed to secure and in. stall at the Jamestown Exposition a an exhibit showing the relation of tn Episcopal Church to the birth and dc velorment of colonial life in Americ and its subsequent relation to the cou' try's national life.
 It Is expected that this exhibit W Dc of great interest as the purpose to collect for it all the available rt ies in the way of communion silve founts, Bibles, prayer books, etc, and also the pictures of prominent men and places appropriate to the organization in view.
 Some of these relics will be those presented by the royalty of Great Brit. ain during the colonial period. A relic of this sort which is of rare interest will come from Newborn, N C., a pres. ent from George III. It is also ex- pected to get the use of relics from Hampton, Va, which are the rarest ot the kind in this country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
FIRE LADDIEs PLAY.
Ball Game nt Birmingham. May IS, for Firemen's Funds.

A baseball team composed of mem bers of the Montgomery Fire Depart ment will play against a team to be made up of members of the fire de- partment of Birmingham. the game to be played at Birmingham. May IS. The proceeds derived from the game will be donated to the Firemens Benevolent Associations at Montgomery and Bir- mlngham.
 Regardless of which team wins, return game will be played at Mont gomery some time in June under the same conditions. Considerable interest attaches to this game on account of it's being inc first contest that the local fire laddes have ever had with an out side club. although they have played several games here against other teams, Red Men and members of the police de- partment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
SUIT IS FILED. Believed that Mrs. Yerkes- Mixner Seeks

New York, May IA suit, believed to be for divorce, has been begun by Mary Adelaide Mizner against wilson Mizner, and Louis B. Hasbrouck was today apointed referee to take testi- mony.
 Mrs: Mizner's attorneys declined to nor would they give any other inforns , ton except that Mir Hasbrouck ba. been appointed referee. Mrs. Mizner was the widow of Charles T. Yerkes the traction and subway promoter when she was married to Mizner. Tho couple lived together only a short lime
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
No Agreement Reached.

Baltimore, Md. May Vice Pres,. dent and General Stebbins of th, Merchants and Miners Transportatior Company denied that any agreemen, whatever had been made with thei, striking mates as reported in the dis. patch from New York quoting Luthe, B. Dow, of the American Association of Masters. Mates and Pilots to that effect. MT. Stebbins said there was n. change in the situation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
Frank Hill HelS.

New York. May 1.-Frank M. Hill! former stenographer for B. Fl. Harri. man, who is charged with having sold to newspaper the letter from Mr] Hartman to Sydney Websterfi the nuhl lication of which drew a heated repIy from President Roosevelt was held ir S1s004 bail today for trial
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
Two Teamn Break Ever

The South Montgomery and Bellin- ger Hill teams split even in a double header yesterday. The South Mont gomery took the first by the score of 10 to 5. the Bellinger Hill the second by a score of to 8
 The lineup for the first game was
 For South Montgomery Collier. C.. Saul D.; Holt. 1b.; Centerfit, 2h ; Smith. -3b.; F'itz, C. ss.; Jones, lf'i Ausfelt. If.
 For BelLinger Hill--M -McDade. D.; McReeves, C. Tallman, 1b; Allen, 2b. ; Jones. ss.; J. Hagennal, Brown, If: Davis, If.
 For the second game the lineup was:
 For South Montgomery Holt. D.; Jones. C.: Smith. 1b.: Saul. 2b. : Fitz, ss Collier. 3b. Gay, rf.; Ausfelt. If.
 For Belllnser Hill 1t was the same except Jones pitched and McDade play ed short stop.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
work is being superintended by c. 8.

work Is being superintended by C. g. Daniels. civil engineer of the Louis- vile and Nashville Company.
 Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Chalker have re- turned from Slocomb where they were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Logue.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Hood, of Ozark, have returned home after a visit to relatives in Cottonwood.
 Miss Mattie Jordan. of Dothan, has returned home after an extended visit to friends in Cottonwood
 Mrs. A. B. Jones. of Big Creek, has been spending several days with rela- lives in Cottonwood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
Abandoned Schooner Sighted

New York, May 1.-The schooner Everett which sailed from Whining ton. N. C., for Philadelphia was sight ed abandoned and waterlogged at sea on April 29 by the steamer Kaiser Will helm Der Crosse. which arrived here today. No word of the schooner's crew of six men has been received here,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02

Summary-Earned runs. Little Rock none; New Orleans. G. Two base hits, Gastone Brouthers. Sacrifice hits. Buch- anan, Stratton. Stolen bases Gilbert g.; Base on balls, of Buchanan. 1; of Man uel, 3. Hit by pitcher. by Manuel, (Rockenheld). First on errors. Little Rock, 2; New Orleans, 1. Double plays. sabrie. @ unassistedD. Time 1:4o. Um- pfre Zimmer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
NOTICE OF REWARD.
A FEW FOUL TIPS.

Repeat the dose!
 Didn't it do you good?
 How do you like that. MT. Dobbs?
 All goose egg games in the Southern League
 Every game in the League yesterday was won by the visitors.
 Bernie McCay and his bunch get in the game again today.
 Two isn't very many tailies. but yes- terday 1t was enough
 The boys did some good clean field ing during the game.
 No change in the order of standing in the two big leagues this morning.
 Guess MT. Walsh had his throwing wing with him all right yesterday!
 Those last three innings must have been nerve-racking to the Dobbites.
 That helps some, even if Montgomery Is still at the bottom of the ladder. Rain spoiled a number of games again yesterday on the various cir cults.
 wouldn't the Nashville fans be hoarse if the result had been the other way round!
 Two shut-out games out of five played in the big leagues yesterday That's not so bad.
 Memphis was the only 800 class game yesterday
 Memphis jumps to the top place in the League this morning. How long will she hold 1t?
 Detroit and Chicago played eleven innings to 8 tie at Detroit yesterday That's going some.
 The National and American League games today are just the same as Scheduled for yesterday.
 Memphis and New Orleans trade places today for the series of games at Little Rock and Shreveport
 If Maxwell had had the control Mon day that Walsh had yesterday, results would have been different.
 If the umpire isn't good at that fire department ball game at Birmingham suppose they'll put him out"
 Mobile still leads the Cotton States League, with the other teams trailing along in the same order as before.
 New Orleans went ahead of Little Rock again yesterday by winning 6 to 0. Quite a nice game of see-saw they are having.
 Macon jumps to second place in the South Atlantic League this morning, and is tied for third place by Charles ton, which was fifty yesterday.
 It's pretty hard to find four ball games on the same day in the same League any better than those yesterday at Nashville. Atlanta. Little Rock and Shreveport.
 Two of the National League Clubs are in the 800 class this morning. That means great work by the chicago and New York teams. and presages a great race for the pennant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
KINDERGARTEN TEACHERS.
More Than Thousand Directors of BabJ
 Mind Assemble.

New York. May 1.-More than a thousand kindergarten teachers, stu dent teachers and teacher instructors. composing delegates to the Interna- tional Kindergarten Union met in the first session of their convention here today. Addresses wer delivered by pr. James E. Russell, dean of the Teach CTS College and Mrs. Marion Hughes, of Toronto. president of the interna- tional union.
 A nominating committee announced
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02

Summary-Sacrifice hits, Lattimer, Mo Cam, Perry. Stolen bases, Persons, 2. Bases on balls, Purdue. 2: Sorrell, 2; Walsh. 2. Struck out, by Purdue. g by Sorrell, l; by Walsh. g. Two base hits. Dobbs, 9. Three base hit, Hall. Double plays. Walsh to Ball to Ratchford. gomery, 2. Hit by pitcher, Walsh, Morse and Purdue). Hits. off Purdue, in seven innings off Sorrell, none in two innings. Time, 1:42. Umpire, Rudderham
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
MIR. CUDAHY ILL. Millionaire Packer Has ComD,,c,.,s from I'm AnniIao.nA

.;, S;,nicago. May 1.-John Cudahy. tbs ~eii-known packer Of this city. ia cri,' lca!iy i'll as the result of an accidan, ~n,on M, occurred in his home. April so,
 MT Cudahy slipped and fell while ;nescending ;n flight of stairs, fraetnr- ns ms risht arm above the elbow dition Is now serious HIS con :
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02

Summary-Two base hit. c. Smith. Three base hit, c. Smith. Stolen base, c. Smith. Sacrifice hits. Jordan. Ragan, Molesworth. Oyler Double plays. Fox (unassisted): Alcock to Walters to Meeks. First on balls. Ford 4: Ragan, 1. Struck out, by Ford 6; by Ragan. 5. Wild pitch. Ford. Time 1:45. Umpire, Rim.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit. Mich , May 1.--Chicago got three runs in the first inning on two errors and a safe bunt. After that they could not score and Detroit crept up a run at a time until the score was tied in the eighth, darkness final ly stopping the game in the fourteenth inning. without any more tallies. Detroit. ..O01 ono o1O ooo o0-2 ii 2 Chicago 300 GOO GOO 900 oO--3 5
 Batteries -Mulln and Payne and Schmidt; White Walsh and Sullivan. Time. 3:10. Empires, Sheridan and Stafford.
 Boston. Mass. May 1.--Un glauh. an jeans. today made an encouraging hitting a three bagger with the bases full. This won the game four to New York ;. :. .Oo2 900 OOi-3 10 ? Batteries--P -Pruitt and Shaw; Brock and K1einow. Time. 1;5S. Unl- pifes, Connolly and Hurst.
 C1AvAlaud- Ohio. May 1.--Joss won his own game today with a two base hit fu tha seventh inning. driving in two runs He also shut St. Louis Cleveland .. .. 900 GOO 20x-2 6 0 st. LouIs .. Q. 1000 900 000--0 o
 Batteries--Joss and Clark; Jacobson and Buelow. Time. 8s- Umpire 01SoukAltnA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
LOST HIS OWN GAME GRAHAM MADE UNFORTUNATE
 THROW TO THIRD. Pitcher Was Working In Grand Style But His Miscue Allowed Mem-
 pihs To Make the
 Lone Score.

Shreveport. La, May 1.-Graham pitched great ball today, but an unfor- tunate throw to third in the seventh. netted Memphis one score, the only run of the game. Cristall, the former New Orleans player. pitched a good game for the visitors.
 Score.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
WHITNEY A CANDIDATE.

Wants Democratic Nomination for
 Governor of Massachusetts.
 Boston, May 1-Henry NJ Whitney today formally announced that he was a candidate for the Democratic nomi- nation for governor of Massachusetts.
 T am A candidate for the Democrat c nomination." he said. T shall make the fight for governor if can get the nomination. Expansion of the trade arrangement of the Massachusetts is the Issue that shall preach"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
Telegraph Rates Fixed

Jefferson City. Mo, May 1.-The House passed the bill fixing telegraph rates within the State at twenty five cents for ten words and one cent ad- dItional for each additional word.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
BUCHANAN
LITTLE ROCK PITCHER EASY FOR
 PELICANS.
Moxie Manuel Was In Fine Form And Allowed Arkansas Travellers But
 SAX Hits And No Scores. -t

Little Rock. Ark. May 1.-The visit ors hit Buchanan almost at will and scored an easy victory today. Manuel pitched q splendid game for New Or lAana Score.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
RIP RAGAN IN FORM
BARN Tw1LER HAS ATLANTA AT
 MERCY.
Ford Was Subjected to Terrimc Pound- ing By Birmingham Eaters With Smith, Meek And Alceck
 Staring.

Atlanta. Ga. May 1.--Pitcher Ragan
 had the Atlanta batters at his mercy to- day Birmingham shutting the locals
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
SOUTH ATLANTIC.

Macon Ga, May 1.-Macon won from JacksonviIle in a game which was fea- tured by six double plays. five by the home team. Score; o,o no ,o.- l. il I F, o Iacksonville 900 900 0O0--O 1
 Batteries-Clark and Robinson; stulsz and Scnan.
 Charleston. May IA slow game to- day was livened up in the eighth: Sbsrleston ....11O 100 OS'-6 II 4 Augusta. .. 100 900 0OO--1 1
 Batteries-Willis and Reisingar; i; Cominger and Evers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02
AMATEUR GAMES.

UpIands Win Two Games.
 The Uplands won two games Yester- day from the Little Montgomerys. by the scores of g to S. and 15 to 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02

Summary Sacrifice hits, Leewe, Carr King, Cristall Base on balls. off Cris- tall, 4; off Graham. 1. Struck out, by Cristail, 2; by Graham. 6. Hit by pitch CT. by Cristall, l. First on errors Shreveport, 1; Memphis, 1. Left on bases, Shreveport, 10; Memphis, 5. Double play, Hurlburt to Plass. Time, 1;45. Umpire, Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02

Macon jumps to second place in the South Atlantic League this morning and is tied for third place by Charles ton, which was fifty yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02

National League Chicago at Cincinnati Boston at New York.
 St. Louis at Pittsburg.
 Brooklyn at Philadelphia. American League Chicago at Detroit. New York at Boston.
 St. Louis at Cleveland
 Philadelphia at Washington. Cotton States League Mobile at Meridian Jackson at Gulfport.
 Columbus at Vicksburg. South Atlantic League. Savannah at Charleston. Macon at Columbia.
 Augusta at Jacksonville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02

It's pretty hard to find four ball games on the same day in the same League any better than those yesterday at Nashville. Atlanta, Little Rock and Shreveport.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-02

New Orleans went ahead of Little Rock again yesterday by winning 6 to 0. Quite a nice game of see-saw they are having.