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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-16
Ell ARTlSTA PONCE
no Nemesio Ventu-
ra en- YabuCoa.
Exhihs un YaIiOSiSimO tfsbajO de
plateTfa.
(Ds nusstrO oorYsspOnsaE) }

DiGembEe 13.-
Preaentado POT an amigo querido, he.
mos tenido lR HatisfacCi6n de conocsr 81
notable artista Poucefio ID. Nemeaio Ven-
tuRa, quien EecoFre Is Iala, exhibiHndo un
precioHo valioBo trabaio de piaterfs.
ri Heii0E Ventura quien le domino la
cualidad de atento y galants, ssguidsmen.
te que NOS conocieTa, tuvo ls fnR atsnci6n
de pasar nuestEa casa de- familia, fin
de hRcernos conocer 50 hermoBR obra ar
tisticR.
6orpreaR y oFgullo grande, On vsrdad
sentimos 81 Contemplar tan valioNa joya ar
tistica, de ID que creamoz impossible ,haCer
una veKdadara description, puessullicRmen-
ta admiF6ndoBsle es que puads daTBs cuen-
ta exaCtR de 10 que vale signifies el gs.
MO del artists ponCefio. No obBtante, ann.
que 6 L. ligeER daEemos 6 COnoCsr algunou
dRtoa
III trabsio dc References consiats en- una
mesitR constEuida de los TiCoB metaleH de
orc = plata habilments CincsladR, y en- Ia
que apaEecen grandeB inCruAtRcionea auFf.
feFaB atribntoB hist6ricoB adornados, con
ricas y preCiosag piedras; 81 levantaFBs Hu
tRpa 30 ven los FetKatos de muchag damRg
y hombres de waller de nueatEo pals.
Adem6s presantR On una rica taFjets de
oEo 81 mapa de Puerto Rico CON todoB Bus
detaIleu pormenorss, asf como tsmbi@n
una collection de nuestras monedas mas
antigdRS, sobresaliendo entire elias, Ia in.
feTior macuquina de cObre & Is onza de
orc.
FL Eetrato del ap6stol de Ia idea nuestro
inolvidable BRldoTioty de Castro apREeee
en- un heTmoso medallion de orc mScizo en-
trelazado en- Ias bandersa ameTicRnR
pueTtoTriqueiiR teniendo. 90 EsvsEso un
dslicado gTsbado, facsimile de Ii tumbR,
en- donde Eeposan Bus Testos inmoEtaleB.
ST admiTsmoB 10 muy importants del
tFabRio mucho mas admiEamos Ia pacien.
cia genio del cOncienzudo artintR senior
Ventura digno compatriotA que honER
nuaBtrs amRda Borinquen.
FeliCitamos pueI de TODD coraz6n Rl in.
teligente obEero que inspiEado, ha ConBs-
guido con Eu delicRdo buril cincalaF ca los
pEecioaos metales de orc plata ID hihtoaia
aboE1gene de nuestro terrufio, Hu vez Ia
deseamos 81 mayor 6xito posibIe en- suB
gestiones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-16
TALLAS PARA POLlCIAS.

La Comisi6n de Ia PoIiCfa InSuIar con.
voca tnllaB para ingFeso en- ol Cusrpo las
Cuales tepdESn Iugar Los dias veintiBei1 =
veints y Siete del % actualmsn San Juan
P. r.
Como requisitoB indiBpensabIeB Bs exi.
gen:
1.-Hsber cumplido los vsinte an
amos de edRd, RcreditRdR con fe de bau-
tismo.
2.-Saber lesr esoTibir.
3.-TeneT ITALIA de IN metro setsnta =
dos CentfmetroS y centfmetEoB de expsn-
sion tor6cica.
-EncontrREBe Ga condolences faicau
de sRlud In que acreditar6n los aBpirantes
con una ceHti6caci6n m6dica IuFada ante
81 Jues del pueblo ciudad donde resida
sl solicitante
5.-AcTeditaT poF ceHtifcaciones de Lar
AutoridRdes Locales , por refsrencias de
peraonaB honoEablel Ia buenR conducts
moFal. Sc daF6 PrefarenCis entrs los soli'
I 1ntes que Rcusen buenoB h6bitoa dc
educaci6n y que poaaan regular inBtEuc'
Ci6n.
6.-Csda RBpirants soIicitark en- las
ComRndancisB de PueBtO de DistEitu
donds Es.idiese, una nota expTeGiva de
oisItaa condolences que Ia Comisi6n hS &C.
nalado, para gaRsntir Is identification
personal de los aspirautaa.
TodaB Las Bolicitudes documentos debe
ran snviaFBe al CuarteI General de il
Policfa Insular Rutes del dia % del mel
actual.
La ComiAi6n de Il Policfs Insular.
3 va.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-16

Ed lPETROLEO o ACETFE DE
ALUMBRAR Y QUEMAR NO ES UN
ALIMENTO. Como Sc ha pretendidO por
algunOs 1nduGtriales recOmendaT ell aeeite
de petr6leO como un sustituto del aceite de
hfgado de bacalaO, debemos advertir por ell
b1en de los mismOs enfermos que ell aceite
de petroleo es una substantial mineral, que
81 Sc usa internamente es expelida integra
por las evacuRciOnes intestinales, causan-
do la larga inflammation de las Was 1iges-
twas.
Carec por 10 tanto de la propiedad esen-
c1ai de todo alimento, la de ser asimilable
y Volverse parte de los tejidos organicos8y
no puede nj remotamente cOmpararse con
81 acelte de h1gadO de bacalaO, cuya pro-
p1edad de nutrir fortalecer los Organis-
mos deblles 10 han hecho tan necesariO y
tan Justamente apreciadO en- tOdO el mum
do.
La mejOE manera de tomar eI aceite de
hfgadO de bacalaO es en- la fOrma de emul-
sion, pOT ser ssI mas facilmente absorbidO
por el estomago; de todas las emUlsiOnes
conocidas, la EMULSION DE SCOTT
es un1VeTsalmente considerable como Ia
mas perfecta y lR mas efIcaz, no sOlamente
por la pureza del aceite y de los denas in-
gred1entes que SIC empleRn en- su elabOEa-
cfon, s1no pOrque es Ia GiglScG emulsion que
no Sc sepdFC, que no Sc e3sf075c9G, que no
co79tGegee SGtbstdaciGs que STT5teg q j9sfEG-
men Ell est6D3dQ0 porque en- una palabra
es el alimentO mas concentrate y mas ash
mllable que cOnocen los medieOs para
combatir todRs las foEmas de debilipad
oTganica, para purificaf la sangre y como
un auxiliaE indispensable para las perso-
mas afectadas de tisis, de escr6fula de ra'
qu1tismo y otras dOlencias cron1cas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-16

espeEanzas que para 81 poHvenir tenemoB"
"Aiguna vez resulta que hechoa del
pagado dan para RlgunoB motivoB de Risa
que hoy puede inspiFRr la apEeciaci6n de
C0gag que dado 81 adelRnto de nueatHs 6pO.
ca pueden nj ser apreciRdaB. El gobierno
del aver es Tisa hoy. z sin embargo,
aaloTeg, nueltroB padres, nueatToB aacan.
dientes los que "a hiatoFis suB hechos
nos legGron ofrecieron y diaron Bus vidas
, 50 esfuerz0 paEo daE el gobierno que
ellos creyeFOn era meioF, 10 mas conve.
niente parG la fslicidad sl progFeao de
las ganeracioneB paBRdasP'
''Y nuestroH hijoG tambi6n Sc reirsn
Cuando TeCuerdsn y tTaten de nusHtra &C.
tual mRnera de gObernRr, puss otTa forms
mas adecuRda para 90 6poCa tendrGn en-
tonceB la que les permitiE6 apreCiRr ell
pasado del miBmo modo que nosotFoB 10
hacemos hoy. PeFo tambi6n hRbHau de
depoBitaE una l6grima de gEatitud y buen
recueTdo como ofrenda de 10 que para So
bien y bsnefcio hiCisron sus padres y as
cendients8 en- los tiempOs del pauado.
(AplausoB).
- olal6 Ae1ngsg que nuaatrog hiios en-
el future mIren, puadan miFar ell pasRdo
con el mismo juHto respeto que noaotroa
miramos Ia obFa hechR para nuestEo bien
por nueltros EntepRuados. (AplausoS).
Por que todoB los que aqui nos sncont;a
mos eStRmOB oYgullogoB de nueatros ante
pRsados que p0r nueHtro bieneatar trRba
jaEon con TODD empeho. Y una buena
pruebR de clio y me complazco ca Fepetir'
10, eH que aquf eatamoB reunidos 10 mismo
los hombres cuyoH ascsndientes eIIoB
propioa Tegpirararon los airoB del Medite'
EH6neo que los que TeBpiraron los aires del
Baltic0, los de este heminferio como los de
otroE, para honrar la memoria dc nuestFoB
antepaEadoA diDfrutRndo de 10 haFenciR
que pOr 30 elfasTzo, por el trabsio por
ellos TealizRdo, es nuestVo mayor timbFe
de oTgullo. (Aplsusos).
'PoF ConigQiepte, aafoEes, todo vues.
tTo eBfueFzo sintetiEando 81 pasado para
proBeguiE 6n 81 pTesento laboEando en- bien
del porveniE, sz 10 que debemos conuideFar
y ante eBa gran fusFza no es NADIA una
personalidad que sin YoBotFoa no ca NADIA
(GEaudea aplRusOH intsrrrumpsn al senior
Post).
"Brindo, -termina-pO ID isIa dc
Puerto Rico noble, leGI feJ (Las tiltimaz
tres palabFaB faeron dichaa en- castsIlano
y toda la asRmblsR de pie prorfumpa en-
una atTonRdora saliva de aplauaos que
dura mas de Is minutoB , se rspits Cads
vez CON mas entusiRsmo)
A la8 II 25Ba termina 81 briIIRnte Rcto
y Ee retira Ia Conourrsncia, despu6s de
saludaF al gobernador.
Una comisi6n compuesta de los srel. al
calds DR.. del Vale AtiIes, Lodo. Viar
Ochotsco, juez Foote, Lcdo. q. Deietau
Genero1o Candina Lcdo. F. VangsB re-
cibi6 Al gobsrdador 81 llegRda Ie aeon,
pafi6 deapues haste Ia puerta del hotel A
las 11.45 Sai6 para Ia ManBi6n Ejscutivs
el ST.. EJBt acompuflado del SeCTetario dC
Puerto Rico Sr. Willouhby,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-16
DE SOClEDRD

Anim0dG jaranu-Una ConcuFrencia
expl6udids de bellas , distiDguidas da.
mas fu6 anocha 81 Caaino la iaFana
result6 de Las mas animadas que On estos
dltimos meBas se han efeCtuado. Comen.
z6 & Las $50 taEmin6 las 11.45.
El "bouquet' de damitau era lindini'
mo = lucisron ALI "a eaquisita gracia =
hsrmogura las dintinguidag sefioGitas An.
gala NegE6n saniurjo, schira, CameIin,
Helvsthis, , PRtria, Fiulay- -BasantR,
MonHsrrat, Suro. Figuaras, Camufias, Isa.
belita y ESpeFanza Bosch, Amado, Lolita
y Ana MRrfa Hernandez. UGara, j Ma.
nuela Rodriguez, Enriquets Coll, Rodrf.
guez Cabrera, Umpiarrs, Peterson, Car.
melitR Ferrsr, Cobian, Miro, Binoso p
Fernandez.
Para la pr6xima jarana hay tambi6n
muchR animaci6n.
PersOnGIes.-Han estado ca ests ciudad
con motive del Eegreso del gobernador
Post, TegEesRndo ayer Bus respactivaB
reaidenciag los genores juez Fooete, de
Humacaoy fiscal Aponte.
Sc enCuentra en- San Juan eI primer
tenienEe de Ia policfa inHulBr senior CasaIs.
sEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-16
IACIO.MARRO W

Ests e Il smuIli6n prsfsrida.
FL rsCOnGtituyents mas poderoso.
81 ensmigo de Il isis.
Iufalible para la dabiIidad Cerebral.
La nslvaci6n de los nifios.
El eat6msgo m6a susceptible Il tolsra.
De venta ca todas les faFmaeias.-p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-16
SEP LSE

Que no pnb' 'icamos communicates sin Que
sean pagadOs pOr adelantadO.
Cada seis palabras Sc euentan Dor una
Inca = Is Inca vale diez e6ntaVOs.
Las caEtaa que yengan con communicates
aeiu 50 impQTte no se eontsstan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-16
GONZALEZ PADIN HNOS.

sombrer Caoosy Pa modeos pe
de 81
Cnuone edicosy exensho
Perumefa
surhd oonpacerl re6nad guo
Nuea exd6n dssarta
enOs dos ouantos artcuos de udldad lu puede
38 SAN JUsro 49, "LA PAoUITAn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-16
R. del Vale ZenO
INGENIERO CIVIL 7 KGRONoMo

O. oe'o Sao' q 0raSes osssaa a .srD's, s,ssas,
ks eonHuCiOnes de cssaA-MensuEaI , dzli1daa
kE6nsnss dsrGnos fns Dc hnCaL-Taons pits-Inforus
gsnGal
Ouaua 'Usu1u au lan ia rauouo lu p,uus ra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-16

En- eufa impTonta gs Vends papeI de
psgi6dido vislos & $500 len AS kilaa (n
gViatqI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21
TAKES ANOTHER
BREAK LOOSE AMONG
 CRACKERS.
Billy Smith Slaps a Fine of Twenty Dollars on Spade, Who Says He
 VIII Never Pay

Memphis. Tenn. Aug. 2O.-(Special0
 Charlie Shields, former hero of many corner lot games hereabouts who re- gently cost the Memphis team a pretty sum In saleI from Montgomery. pitched in such a manner against the Geor- gians in the third game of the series today that but three reached third. Becker getting that far in the opening round and Smith dying there in the seventh when Spade struck out. <
 The locals rallied round the native son, backed him up in hawless fielding and hammered Spade opportunely. cen tering four hot shots at Fox In the first and seventh innings which prac- tically decided the game.
 Fox failed to knock down any of them when runners were on second and third. The crowd broke all week day reconds. Two games are an- nounced for Wednesday. A post poned game has been arranged for Thursday.
 Disseensions broke loose in the At lanta ranks when Manager Smith slap ped a $2o fine on Spade for failing to cover first on a bunt to Fox. The pitcher declared he would finish the game. but would never pay the fine. gcAre:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21

Richardson to act as solicitor in the absence of Hon. c. R. Bricken.
 The conyeninG of court marks the opening of the campaign for county of flcers to be elected next year. The most pronounced evidence of this is the race for County Treasurer, .i the prominent candidates being Hon. R. L. Goldsmith and c. M. Williamson. both of Hayneville. Candidates for other of- fees are quiet, but have their ears to the ground and their eyes wide open.
 Crop conditions have suffered in this county during the last two or three weeks. Rains have been very spotted and many spots suffer by reason of too much moisture, while many suffer for lack of it. Planters are much less hopeful than they were one month ago.
 Wednesday afternoon Hayneville and Benton will open in a series of ball games that give promise of being the most Interesting played in the county this year. Hayneville met her only defeat of the season at the hands of BeEton on July 2etn. and is anxious to redeem herself by taking at least two of the three games.
 Both teams have strengthened by drawing from the best material in Lowndes County and a battle royal is anticipated. Wednesday night the young men of Hayneville will give 6 dance in honor of the visiting team and the visiting young ladies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21
COFFIN IS APPOINTED.
Named as Receiver for Rar.,...r,
 bury COmnanv

""med as Receiver for BartIett-Tewkn-
 bury Company.
 6irmingham, Aug. 2o.--(sneeisI 1--- H. W. Coffin has been appointed ro- ceiver of the Bartlett-TewRsburv Ma chinery Manufacturing Company hv Referee in Bankruptcy Alex c. Birch The receiver was appointed on tba ne tition of David Blake. Tarrytown. N Moore S Handley Hardware Company' Blrmingham and George Blake. whe claim that the company is insoIvsnt.
 The petition sets up that the com pany is indebted to David Blake in the sum of $26.000, to Moore & Hand1ev Hardware Company in the sum of S57 s3 and to George Blake for telephone ser vice. The allegation is made that cer- tain creditors have been preferred in the settlement of claims and the court Is asked to adjudicate the company bankrupt.
 The Bartlett-Tewksbury Machinery Manufacturing Company was formed several years ago and has engaged in the manufacture of machinery here It was not known that the concern was in financial distress and the filing of the petition came in the nature of a surprise.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21
SHERIFFS SALE

Under and by virtue of an order of sale placed in my hands from the Circuit Court of Montgomery County. Alabama, against Sophia Southerln and in favor of John W Watts I will proceed to sell at public auc- ton Monday the 23d day of Sept 1907 at the Artesian Basin In the City of Mont gomery, Alabama, to the highest best. and last bidder for cash. during the legal hours of sale the following described real estate as the property of the defendant towit: The south half of lot number (4) four of square (9) nine of Goldthwaite plat. front ing thirty-two C32) feet on the east side of South Decatur St. and running hack east G50) one hundred and fifty feet. All of said property being in the County of Montgomery and State of Alabama.
 s. s. BELSER.
 -wed-3t Sheriff
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21
lRlllHI RAH RoAD GRADlnG, 1sn MILES

Until noon. September 6th. 1907. Propos- als for Grading, Masonry and Bridges on 1o5 miles of Railroad will be received at che office of the Interstate Contract Com pany, 224 Brent Building. Pensacola. Fla. where Estimates, Profiles, Plans, Contract Specifications and blank Proposals can be seen.
 The work to be graded covers all of the Andalusia Division. s5 miles and 20 miles of che Atmore Division of the Pensacola, Alabama & Western Railroad. lit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21

70 ms home at Milo last night Brooke
 who lives in Troy. was arres,aS sooAs. u. released on bond. put Sosn Copeland has purchased tha Sonsorial interests of Tom sm,th 'no worth Three Notch Streets. The sbon oa VIII be put in charge of Alto wInop p ham and Joe Murphy. "ind- .,,n ne bakery which has been for some. been purchased by wiih,,s rs mas mas who will take charge the 1st oS S"rl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21
BANKRUPT SALE. curbOw-Clapp Marble Co.

By authority of the order and decree of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Alabama in Bankruptcy, in the matter of Curbow-Clapp Marble Co, made on August goth. 1907. I will sell. for cash at public outcry. at Court Square Ba- sin. Montgomery. Ala. at noon on the 2nd day of September, 1907. all of the property of said bankrupt. except the book accounts, notes. etc. consisting of a stock of rough and sawn marble. granite and other stone, and manufactured stone consisting of mon unnents, head stones, etc, tools implements, live stock and other things. complete list and description of which Is contained in the inventory in my hands to which reference is hereby made part of the description of said property.
 will also receive sealed bids for said property at any time prior to the public of fsring thereof Snd the highest bid received, in either way, will be reported to the Court for confirmation. to which the sale will be made.
 I will want to arrange with the purchaser for the erection Of certain monuments now under contract by said company
 M M TRESSLAR, FRED. s. BALL. Receiver.
 Receivers Attorney, su-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21
SOLDIER BOYS RETURN.
They Report Pleasant Time Spent at Pickett Springs Camp.

Troy. Aug. 20.-(special)--All of the soldier boys from this place returned this morning. except the three who went to Mobile to take part in the target practice. Whitehead, Windham and Ross. They report a fine time and royal treatment while at Mont gomery.
 In fight in restaurant nere yes terday afternoon, Tom McGovern, who lives near Milo, inf this county, was badly cut by Alto Brooks. He was cut on the head and neck and a mum. Der of stitches were required to close the wounds. McGovern was carried
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21
NOTICE OF SALE OF

Probate Court. Montgomery County. Ala
 bama.
 Sarah Davis. vs. SaIina Davis. ct als. Under and by virtue of an order and de crse dated August 18th. 1O7. by the Hon. John B Gaston. Judge of Probate for said County. the undersigned will on the l4th day of September. 1907. offer for sale for cash at public auction. at the Court Square Fountain in the City of Montgomery, Ala, at 12 o'clock noon. the following de- scribed real estate situated in Montgomery County. Ala. towit Lot 14 of the Wharton plat. being 50 feet on Washington Ferry Road, and running back of even width one hundred feet. Said sale being made sub Q ject to confirmation by the Court and for the purpose of distribution among the joint owners of said lot.
 F. W. JACKSON -wed-3t Commissioner
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21
RESULTS AT EMPIRE TRACK.

New York, Aug. 20.-There was no let-up in the slaughter of the favor ties at Empire track today, not a sim gle public choice being first. The Yonkers' handicap. the feature of the card, was won cfeverly by Old Hon. esty.
 Second race. selling. five furlongs- Ga ga. 101 CBlaly) 15 to 1. won; Hollow, 104 tShilling) 6 to 5, second; La Vat rina. 101 (Liebert) 15 to 1. third. Time. 1:01 1-5.
 Third race. selling. about six fur longs-Cloistress 100 (SchiIling) to 1, won; Royal Onyx, 102 Oeibert) 9 to 2, secondfi Zelnla, 92 Dycurgis) 20 to 1. third Time. 1909.
 Fourth race, one mile and one hun
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21
AGAIN THEY
 BREAK EVEN Walsh Lost His Own
 Game. MUFFED AN INFIELD FLY Shreveport Then Made Three Runs
 in Ninth. In Second came Both Sam weems and Red Fisher Were Hit Hard
 But Coilegian Was

Shreveport. La, August 2o--(spef cial. l.)--Walsl's huff of an infie1d fly in the ninth inning paved the way for Warrender's hit which scored three by a $ to score. Walsh outpitched Becker but luck was with the Pirates
 In the second game rank errors by Benson and King gave the visitors the game. both pitchers being hit rather hard but Weems had rather the best of the argument.
 Both games were long drawn out and rather ttresome exhibitions Scores:
 tsN Etraf E.ame
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21
NOTICE
BIDS WANTED

Bids will be received in writing. sealed and marked Bid" for all priv the Alabama Agricultural Association At Vandiver Park. Montgomery, Ala commencing October 24th, and ending November 2nd. 1901. These bids viii be opened and contracts awarded on August 27th. The Association reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 Robert Tait,
 su-wed. Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21

Summary-Two base hits. Carey, ming, Neighbors. Bases on balls, off Spade, 2; of Shields. 2. Struck out. by Spade g. by Shields. 4. Hit by pitcher, Passed balls. Sweeney Sacrifice hit, Dyer. Double plays, Shields to Carey smith to Fox; Jordan to Fox. Time of game. 1850. Empires. Eldridge and Davis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21
PETER PAN RErTREs.
uhampIop Money Winner of Season

ChampfOD Money Winner of SeaBOn
 Closes His Racing Career.
 Saratoga, N. T., Aug. 2O.-James R. Keene's great horse, Peter Pan, the champion money winner of the season, closed his racing career as a 3-year- old yesterday, when he was. shipped to the Castleton stud farm in Ken- lucky, to be turned out for the sea- son. ts Fr 1T 2SGDrI gsEfSz r-fs.
 It is doubtful if he will ever be, re- turned to racing. Peter Pans retire ment is due to an injury received re-. gently during his work of training.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21

During the last stand of the Houston, Texas. League team at home they won twenty-three of the twenty-seven games played. A great record
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21

The veteran manager. W. H. Wat klns. will once more take his place on the bench and pilot his Indianapolis team. Joe Gavin. who was business manager of the first Boston American League team, will look after the inan- cial end
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21
COURT AT HAYNEvrLLE.
Judge Richardson Charges LOwndes
 COunfy, Jury,

Hayneville, Aug. 20.-(SpeciaD-The fall term of the Circuit Court convcn- ed Monday at 1 o'clock. After the grand jury was empanneled, Judge Richardson administered the oath to w L. c. Haigler as foreman.
 Judge Richardson delivered an ex- haustive and forceful charge to the grand jury. and appointed Judge Terry
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21

Johnstow nand Reading of the Tri- State League played a twenty-one in- ming game recently. Johnstown win ming 4 to ?. Bumps" Jones pitched for Johnstown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21

It looks as though the Springfield, O., team will raise the Central League pennant next spring.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21
Dnn Potch Lowers Record

Davenport. Iowa, Aug 20--Dan Patch paced a mile in 1:5s 19 here today, lowering the track record made by him three years ago hy two seconds. Ttms by quarters so. 59, 1:19 1-2. 1858 1-2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21

Though Atlanta is fighting hard the Memphis team still looks to be strong enough to finish first in the Southern League race.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21

The Oklahoma, Arkansas and Kansas League will finish the season with four teams, Muskogee. Bartlesville, Inde- pendence and CoffeyVille
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21
Score by innings

Houtz, King. Sacrifice hits, Baxter. Stolen bases, Houtz. ?; Bali, Nadeau. Bases on balls, off Weems. 6; off Fisher, 2. Struck out, by Weems, 8; Fisher, 2. Hit by pitcher, by Fisher, l. Left 5: Passed balls, Hausen, l. Double plays, Ball to Baxter. Time of game 1850. Umpire Rim.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21
KILI IN MINE.

Over Hundred Chinese Meet Death by
 an Explosion of Dynamite.
 Berlin. August .20-The directors or the ShantunE Mining Company today received a message from Tsing Iau' announcing that an explosion of dyna- mite had occurred underground in the Famgtse mine, resulting in two Ger mans and 108 Chinese being killed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-21

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