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The evening world., 1907-07-11
Began Talk with oueensuare.

eeaan ak with Queensv.lrc.
Feeling the need OF little OF the sor.
OF noarishn-nt TINT comes In efasses
0ozen OF the Batapls.s husky bremen
slipped ashore early this morning and
sought out The saloon OF Philip Heuser
on Rive street, They were Just begin
ming 10 enjoy themselves when In rolled
a Delegation Of twelve or fifteen bu.kv
Sormans from the Princess Irene
The TWO parties dldu; speak the same
tongue. but there Is n universal Ian
Elsaso which is understood OF all men
The opening remark was made by
Gerna nr.a ho picked up one of those
large Did fashioned aaueens~are rt,sr,,s-
deres such as are still In vogue in Ho-
ooken and with II made quite a dent In
the forehead Of weishman. aft1 =
freely,
EsF minute Q. two !; ioskeli as ii
out. because nearly every time n Ger
man made particularly vicious lunge
ne stepped on Shis ewn eyelaahea md
,nsgsn, arIxsa himself 1. v'n up, Nut at critical
perrh on the Irish-Wclsh banner, serne
tardy Hlaeehef OF German arrived
with endorsements Let every true
Colt draw n veil over the rubseouent
proceedings.
Found Teutonia Triumphant.
II II suiHCelht 10 say thAt when the
second riot call had sone IN and all
ihs reserves had arrived die Wacat
Am Rhein was beins rendered as
the ofricial air OF the occasion, with
'Och du Liepcr Angusan.'' held In
reserve AS an encore,
AS for the saloon. a Btickler for gran
mRtcal purity would never have
thought OF referring 10 Il. save In the
pas, tense.
The most seriously wounded man was
the proprietor OF the saloon. Philip
1iruser. He got the usual pc cerna kerfs
portion I'M wing ugTN #TTf7iIJTi four
-i'44aaI i4tA--i44iti tat~isf
-Sa~Hds dressed hy surgeons at St
Mary's Hospital were Charles Benson.
W rirtr. sftcsfae,z Krhoe irish and Der--i
mis- O'Connor. excessively Irish.
TWO OF die Germans were held for
r1c Grand Jury. John Kn.tzcr. whom
5Icuscr Identified as the man who had
stabbcd him and JULIUS Bremmer.. the
talented cuspdor soloisi aforesaid
The evening world., 1907-07-11
DEL Walls BIG AUTO.

ROME July A.-Papal Secretary OF
State Merry deI Val astounded the Vat
pcnn By buying powerful automobile
1t was supposed that the Pope would
not countenance the Cardinals ridins ~
motor cars.
The evening world., 1907-07-11
German Strikers Attack the
strikebreakers in Cory
Battle.
TEUTONIA IN TRIUMPH.
Melee Begins With Cuspidor
WELDING Display; Ends in
Hospital.

a v2alt0rous cThc OF strike on the
other ,jde Of t;e ocean found Its way
into water front saloona n Ifoboken
today mi wtTrH its tasl JarfiHS res
serbeiauans had died down before
roothttlg chorus as performed BY tho
TqrES OF two p1rroi wagons and ons
ambulance thc proprietor and three
battered ccitr had siartcd for tae hos-
pitsi- wiilc two militant Germans had
headed, under suitable eaeors. for the
ncarcst st4iloa iouca.
AZ Ramoefs most OF tho sailors and
all tie trenl2n cnpinGed until lately
by tao German iiaes aga on sirlisc TO
take their places iba companies haze
hired a 20, Of We!sAmcn ana irishmeu
The Batavia, 0; tlie li1mburg American
.lne, Is N port Win a crew ot the
=e+f44 AsA- stfea Hing fe7 ff4e77tttt4tszttii--fs-
Naturally. these men are not Intense
~ popular With tne German flremen
end sailors on tie Princess Irene. OF
the sa:as !ao. which IS not affected Is
the strike, rs she runs TO Italian ports
To AVOID clashes the Officers OF tic
Batavia have been keeping the men
aboard ship. except late at nisat. when
4 NJ IN
The evening world., 1907-07-11

The selling all this week has bee fer
beyond our expectations. wh ch were not
boundei by a conspicuous degree of modcr-
alton by any means.
We are enthus aseic-evcry department
head and sa esrerson in t store is bubslling
with the crcrvescent spirits OF enthus asm
over the -inmensitI-thc eft Il o =aiaary unus-
ualness ot-tte bal gains. TIA manufacturers
snd imEoI ters were cesrerate:ih their desires
to unf5ad surplus stocks rs abuudantly man
The evening world., 1907-07-11

Tested in the prizes I al ring the true bar n
rote in every department Of the great Bloom
ingdale toe. Ezra special efforts were ex-
crted IN ,h- matt Of Price .owering to ma ke
to-notrows salesc coed those of last Monday
by far thc moss brilliantly successful first
day of any Of our Mill and Factory les.
The store IS comfortably c0ol-the soda
fountsin and tbs restnur art afford delight ul
refreshment Ing rest break in the shop
ping tour.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21

@orfidt! 0u, LAB Seis
nen 8rduttsum niht imRsr IN Der
2ottsri. fpielsn, = Der ma6t NAL
einsn Sreffer unO bann IdBt .r bid
iiben!
= orduf es dntomm m t.
Ontsl: Sier Tdent. i6 Dir gu beis
mem 9eburtstdse elm IdOnes. iua>
tenleoernes portemonnaie, auguit!-
Grad elmer WeiIe) Tun, bu beoantit
bid ia ni4t einmdl! Reffe: Sd babe
ia nod gar ni9t binsinsei.6en, On>
tel!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21
8ie fOa Der Sang einer Sran
iein?

Cine bdniIds Grauen3eituns bat
oieIe 6rdge, bic ni6t obne Sntereiie
1T, seftelIt uno nit Der srDbten SOrsz
fult erippsen. Ra6 reifli9er lsberz
lssuns uno langem Ra6bsnten 1T ads
nOrOiIde 8lutt Su fOlaenOsm Reiuls
tat ssfommen: Die Srdu Ipu bic
6iibe ni6t nudI9lsppen unb lie audi
nibt portpdrts Thleubsrn, fpie bic
Solbaten bsi Der Parabe: lie ioll lie
Oielmebr I.i6t Sabinslsiten laFsn.
Die Sruu ion serabe seben, Oas
Rnie gerdbs, bic SiiBs Elm fpsnis na6
uuben; lie ion lausTdm seben, nit
einsm Wort: ben Sang elmer prin3eis
i'm unb ni9t ben elmer 3ur Nrbeit tis
lsnben Qrb;iterin blftn. sic Ioll nidt
Bel iebem S6ritt bi. 56ultern be-
fpesen unb NIT ben arm.n i6lentsrn;
iie ion bus ainn budbaIten (eine Tshr
ipi9tiee SADIE; fs iOG ME ibre
SruuenpiirSe bsrseFsn unb INNER
benten, bab Elm bGBlider Sang Islbit
bds bii6I6eIte RpItiim eeI6madlOs
.rTh.inen IGBt. Den 6iibT9eitsn Sang
IoIIsn, mad ben 8ebauptunsen franz
a6RIder 8lGtter, bic puriIerinn.n
buben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21

= @eiItr.i6. @aTt: pitiolo,
iuann ibt man bei eud Sable b'boteS
pittolo: 8.nn Der SbtrtslInsr lGus
tet.
Gin grbit il d. 4bpotat Gum
Bauer, Der ihm broht. 5u sinsm
anbern Abpptat.n au aehen. ipenn er
Ieinen prpseB nidt .nOlih Su Gnbe
brins): Sas ipGre i,br unrs9t bon
Sud, Sipfelbauer; gurem Batter unb
9rpBputer babe id biefen pro3eB
ssfiibrt, unb sSbr polIt mir uuf eins
NAL untreu tperbens
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21
9ti6tn Der 9ttt. @nG

- 3eiaen Der 3eit. 9nas
bige: Winna. moroen trasen sic
meinen S6mud in's @srIdBamt.
3ofe: Das trifft iia aut. Sd mub
moraen ioipieio in bic Stabt, I'm
meine griparniiie auf bic SpurfuF.
5u trd9en.
- bitaltur.. .gmmi, bu
eebft beute allein fpaaieren9 Wo 1T
b.in Wunn2" : std hub' mid nit
tim seitrttten unb fuhre nod beut'
gu metner Whtter!" = rOas mad
i'd bsier! Wsnn i'd mid nit meinem
Wunn itreits. oann labt ia msine
Wtutter au mir"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21

Gribc .9.i MeeIter ts ia bstt.
Rudt stitOrben2!"
@mtl: .Sa. fein Ser8 unb feline
Ronb ba'm uffsebort su fdlas.n!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21
3n oauerbaft.

sd mO9te msinem siinsItsn sun,
geburtsta9 cine Srommel faufen",
iasts Der Batter bon iisben &inbern,
eine Spielpuarenbanbluna betretsnO.
Oisniteifria idhlepptt Der 8ertGufer
Elm DuBenb 2Grminitrumente berbsi.
raue iebr tart aeur6,itst". prizes
er ieine Duars an. ~sSN0e einSelns
bdIt mtnbsitens elm Suhr".
lin SimmelspilIen". rief ubs
ipebr.nb Der sSamilienpater, lid
Oudte, 70 n Ding mare f9Un in
timer Stunos taput."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21

= l1ntsr 0i9tern. - Das
rum 10 ptIO2 = gd, bieT.r S9uft
bon Wlaber bat mir cine Sbee seitObz
len! = 8erubise bid! Gr iit ia ods
bur4 senus seItraft!
Der 9runb. Wabame: Sic
iOIIten iib 9lusuite uIs 8eiipi.l n.hs
men, bic TT 10 Iuuber. OuB Fe ii9
brsimaf am Sage pGT9t. Suusmdbs
den: 8.in Wunber. MaOams, ibr
Sdab TIT S4ornIttinfeser!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21
nnsaiant.

rgitts. seben sic mir ne tpirtium.
probe bon Sbrem neuen 8eriiin'
sunssmittel pgb6a"."
rSm, mill NAL nudieben, Oh nod
fobi.l ba | It,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21

Der tinSise @uspes.
0irettor zines tleinsn Softbeuters
sur jussnbli9en 2iebbaberin, bic i4on
aiemli9 in ben Subren 1T: nMein
SrGulsin, bi. Sntenbun5 beitebt bars
auf, baB i'd Sbnsn tsine iusenbli&e
2iebbaberinnsnrolIe mebr sebe! -.
SoIlten sic ni9t umiatteln lpolIen
unb elm anberss Sad ipdblen, bann
Itiinbe Sbnen nod Der Dtg gum
8dlletttprps pffen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21

ntdt = in elmer @isrisIitunbs - 70
seben Sic bo6!"
Sic iitbt entiebIid miibe aus, bic
&leine. 80 i9 = i1 @IsL!
SisIes Dert III 70 unbers, als bic
friiberen SaGeR. Wfan tann 10 gar
nidt bersleiden, BON Stsigerung re-
ZEN - @pr Spei. brei Sabren, bu
mar nal Elm Stiid = es mar bon -
bon - bas mar iibrigens dbnli9,
9. befpri9t es in feinem GFdps =
bd mare bod pisGei9t cine purateIIe
gu sitben -
Gr sins gum Sdrunt unb nubm
tinen 8anb beraus.
Miibe itiibte er ben 3opf in bic
SGnbe unb las. Ra9 elmer Weile
fprans er errest auf unb lief im3im>
mer umber. 9us pabte ia ipie auf's
Suar = du6 bier = duf fein Stiid!
@as mar ia Elm Slid - Elm Slid =
@is i'm Giebsr iebte er ii9 pieber
bin. ~Wenn man bic Sadie nur Elm
biB9en brebt, bann iit bas Drama
punberppu beurtb.ilt : tpabrbaftis,
bic &ritit pirb ssiitOOIler, als bus
Stiid mar -"
gr serfdut ben Seberbdlter. ,0ieie
perioben iinb nibt su brau9en. &lar,
turs fir bds publitum. Sreilib, bas
Bette gebt meg. 90 ton ift man :
bic Sbes bdrf ib benuben aber in met@
ner miIerdbeleu Sorm mub i5 fie
ssben = fonIt iit's plasiat -
limb lit ss bas 70 ni9t2
9lb gum SeuFel, tper tann benn ies
ben unb isben @ebanten felber auss
beden fhOdipeif. tGsIid9 3ieben mir
ibm ipeiter bas dIte Sell ab = mas
TT benn bas fbon tpieber = berein!"
rSerr Rebatteur. mir tpsrben ntdt
msbr fertig : i9 mub es brinsenl"
Gie fagt es guns tpeinerlt9.
vWdrten sic Dor Der Sbiire, bite,
bier tann i'd sic ni6t brauden!"
Gr fisbt auf bic 1lbr. rgs 1T pirts
lid olIsrIebte 3eit. glun nod biefe
llmtrempslei, bieier llniinn ---
glls OBJ Elm Menf9 cine Stunbe
nd6ber nod ipeib, mas er in Der
aritit selefen bat = - bufiir iid
pldoen
9rauben tpartet bas arme Wurm,
bic fam nidt eber na9 9auie -
ga ia = es 1T Btaeiat. aber gum
autut = id f4reibe bod tsin Bud
= i9 I9reibe cine lumpise @ins
faastritit = bic paar SGbe iperben
bod ben Sals nidt toften = -"
gr fdr.ibt. 9as 8Idtt 1T nod
nab, ols er nab benz Mdb6en ruff.
gr iIt rutb, unb feline Sdnb 5ittert.
wHsbmsn Sie's binunter, i9nea,
IpnIt = iper tpeiB ="
Sic peib Ibon. Gr bat ibr oft
gsnug bas Munuftript nod uuf Der
Sreppe pieber ubgenommen unb bon
neuem bdrdn eefsilt -
Der Mann lGBt ii9 uuf ben Stubl
fallen. Sn Der ndbften Wlinute lift
sr aufseipruneen. BAT bic Sbiir aufses
riFen unb ruff ins GrbseIdOB:
r6rduIein!"
Das Dort bait an ben DGnben.
dber er betommt feline &nttport.
Gr ssbt suriid unb iebt ii9 piez
Der bin; bic Bidder tluppt er gu unb
riidt fis fort.
Gin S9auer sebt ibm burh ben
a0rper : als bdtte iemdnb elm bDz
Tes Wprt ssfuet.
Gr itiibt ben brennenben 3ppf auf
bic Sanb.
vDie lam ib MIR bdsu2" bsntt
sr. Limb parum eeF ib nibt bins
unter9 - Bin i9 trants
0iefs ,ntIeblife Sti1e -
Warum gsbe id bsnn nidt na9
Saufe2 gtun tft es ia bod geIfeben
Ob = tb tpOGTte, id tGOpfte @teis
ne
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21

nnbtrbefferGi9. giun,
SsppI. isst piloerft B. tpObI net
me6r, felt b Sagbg'bilf' bift9 .
ma! SEPT fiia Oa Oriibsn i'm Gee =
bees is da' perboten
Der @runb. @uit Gur Rells
nerin): ,Wie iommt es benn, bdb felt
einiser 3eit bi. pOrtionen gar 10
Helm fin69" = &.IInerin: ~Su = Der
Serr @irtb = bat dber aud fhon
bic oan5s 3sit Elm Saupe6i i'm Sfdt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21

= RefleTion. = 2ebemann:
sd bub' tein re9tes Slid nit ben
@6n.ib.rn, i'd mub bod idli.Blid
ieosn bssabI.n!"
Reutabtsr. o.: ,Ra, alter
Jreuno, mir bub.n uns ia lang. ni6t
9si.ben. ipis tebast Dir Seun bas ,be=
iide 2eb.n9" = 3. (na9bsntli6) :
~gs 1T Elm tbeurss @.rguiisen. @,nn
i'd sepuBt bate, mas i'd alltin ber
@flnetoeriH gu 5dblen babe -
~: rWdrit 9u alsin eebli.ben9" -
o.: Rein, bann bGtts i'd bic S6neis
berlin seb.irutb,t.'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21
Sin @tmutbsmenf6.-

gtn emiitbsmer d. =
gummler (duf Der glntldgebant. eine
Giadrrentdf9e b.rporai.beuo): So ben
Serren Di.ll,i9t cine 2ubd isfdlig,
: es b.rbanoeIt iid semiit6li4sr!
9aunerbumor. 9duner
(uls .r i'm @efGnoniR nud btm
bierten Stottpsrt aefdafft tpirb):
9et is fein! S6on Dor bier Sab
rem bat mir Der 9oftor S6fnluft
ptrprbnet!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21

Sur9fduut. u. 5u g.,
Der iiinsit einsn 9auptsetpinn in 6er
2ptterie s.mo9t: ~Warum bait 0u
mir Dein Slid ni9t friiber mitses
tb.iIt9" : g.: sd tpOlIte es ni4t
init Dir tbsilen!"
4us Der 9 S9ule rDos
burb 1T pus Subr 1913 bemert.ns>
fpertb2" - u9abur6, baB in ibm Der
breibisidbris. 8ries ertlGrt puros."
&nsetpanDte Reben 81
hrt. 2eutnant; .Was buben sic
heuP @ormtttus bubeim semu4t9" =
Renti.r: Coupons absefanitten." :
Reutndnt: ~S4neibiser S4rpi.sera
t,dpa!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-21

= 9 SdeuBlider 9tbante.
Srinter: Der Sultan bat me6rere
bunOert 5rausn. 0us mub ia Elm
puhrss SpieBrutbenIuufen isin, p.nn
Der 2fbsnOs aus Der 9neipe beims
tommt.
: Sduubs. Serr (sum &obD;
Qlio Sbr SDbH but DOr tur5em
8onturs semadt9 8obn: Run, bens
fen sic Iid bic SdanOe for D. 5as
Mile. uno aud nod bu3u nit blob
fehstauIeno Wdrf!
The border vidette., 1907-01-19
Columbia Consolidated Mining Co.

On Tuesday, January 18th, the an- nual meeting of the stock holders of the Mexican company of the Columbia in the office of Lawyer J A. Gonzalez. at Magdalena, Sonora.
 The following directors were unanim- ously elected for the ensuing year: F. w. Kelsey, Ann Arbor. Michigan; Bernard R. Greene, w. Taylor Birch of Washington, D. C.; Colonel Emilio Kosterlitzky and Lie. J. A. Gonzalez of Magdalena, Sonora. Mexico; L. M. Raines, Frank Duffy and E. D. Miller Of Nogales, Arizona.
 After the stock holders meeting the directors met and unanimously elected the following gen tlemen officers for the ensuing year: President, F. w. Kelsey; Vice. President and General Manager, L. M. Raines; Comisario, F.. D. Miller; Treasurer, Colonel Emilio Kosterlitzky: Secretary, A. Gonzalez.
 Considerable business of importance was transacted at the meeting, which, in the absence of President Kelsey, was ably presided over by Vice-President and General Manager Raines, who is working like a TroJan to make the big mining company's property in the Pinto mountains very valuable.
 Manager Raines has had a vast ex- perience with large mining properties both in the United States and Mexico, and if any man can make the Columbia Consolidated Mining Company's mines dividend paying, it is he.
The border vidette., 1907-01-19
The Kingston Disaster.

The latest estimates of the terrible disaster which wrecked Kinston. Ja- maica's capital, are as follows:
 From 400 to 1900 people lost their lives in the earthquake and fire.
 From l 300 to 1000 people were in- jured.
 Every house in Kingston not demol- ished is uninha abitable.
 The property loss is between 20,OOO- 900 and S30, 900. 900.
 A numb Der of persons were killed in the mad panic which prevailed.
 Martial law have been proclaimed and troops are guarding the streets.
 The earthquake was more severe than the ones which injured San Fran cisco anu Valparaiso.
 The fire is practically out. but the earthq uake shocks continue.
The border vidette., 1907-01-19
Not a Quartah Of a DoIIafl.,'

In their leisure moments Colonel M J. Nugent who was councilman from Yuma county at the last legis- lative session and Hon. Hal J. Ken nedy, who was an assemblyman from Pima county, decided to have some fun with Bo. J Whiteside.
 MT. Whiteside was elected assembly man from Santa Cruz county at the last election. He had been mentioned several times in connection with the speakership. Colonel Nugene and MT. Kennedy decided to have some fun with Whiteside and they sent him a message stating that they had heard of his being a candidate for the speak ership and would support him on certain conditions. The conditions were not named in the original tele- gram, but MT. Whiteside, who is con- siderable of a joker himself, told just what he would give the gentlemen in return for their support.
 His telegram was as follows: "For Colonel Nugent the chairmanship of zines and mining military and Indian affairs and for Kennedy the appoint ment of female clerks and postmaster. I will pay your board with Farmer J ohn, but beyond this will not give you a quartah of dollah."
 In reply to this telegram the jokers wired: "Your proposition accepted. Consider yourself elected" "
The border vidette., 1907-01-19

The Tucson Star of the 18th says: "Recently there was issued from the District Court at Nogales. an execu- tion which was levied upon the prop erty of Mrs Alice Dessart. known as "the colony" which will be bitterly contested, no doubt, before it comes to final sale The execution was issued upon a judgment granted M NJ Trickey against John Dessar5 and l. F Swain, on the 18th of April, 1905 That judg- ment was signed to D O Franklin by Trickey and it was at Franklin's instance that the execution was issued. The levy was made upon the property of Mrs Dessart or rather upon any interest therein that MT Dessart might have Of course the claim is set up by Mir Franklin that the property is community property, and as such subject to execution upon judgment against Mir Dessart."
The border vidette., 1907-01-19

United States Court Commissioner R D George has gone to California to make preliminary arrangements for removing his family there later. We are very sorry to learn that Judge George and his estimable family con- template removing from Nogales, where they have resided many years. Judge George is one of our foremost, most successful business men. He has held many positions of trust and has the fullest con lid dence of everybody. It has been largely through his efforts that Nogaies has one of the best. most ably conducted building and loan as- sociations in the territory. Being an expert bookkeeper and accountant, Judge George has made an ideal secret ary, and the affairs of the association are in fine condition As United States court com un issioner. the gentleman has ever been impartial and fair. Certainly he will be greatly missed.
The border vidette., 1907-01-19
Banker of La Mexicana Life Insurance Co.

Owner of Extensive Gold and Copper Mining COnces- siens in Sonora and Lower CaIifrnia
The border vidette., 1907-01-19
Tas guraer Ttdette.
JANU AIRY 19. 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS

George Gross Is in from his mines The high places are covered with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27
Exchange Hotel Guests
 Disturbed by Ootsie- Cos.

on bridal couples this month has been something unprecedented in the nis- tory of Montgomery. Why, only yes. terday some one suggested to me that it would be good thing to nave . regular licensed preacher live In the hotel for the convenience Of runaway
 The reporter then went into the bar to see just how much of a thirst ne could saGsfy. Here, too, came stren- uous kick against bridal couples. Say, Newspaperman," said Al Sears. as he wiped off the counter and his brow, "Tm going to quit my job pretty soon If this hotel don't stop running so many brides and grooms at the same time. Why. it speels ruin for me IT this sort of thing keeps up. You know when feller marries a girl he makes all sorts of fool resolution that he has no Idea of keeping three weeks after drinking. Why, there ain't been a soul hardly in the place today. and all the rooms In the hotel on the first two floors occupied at that. There was oae man who came in while ago and took a drink. He looked all around the lobby for a minute and then made a rush for the bar, called for a drink. swallowed It in a second and sneaked out O. tho front door without paying for 1t. l suppose he knew one of the grooms. No. sir. no weddin' bells for mtne."
 After the bartender's story. even the newspaperman got nervous and he too left precipitously by the front door not, however. without paying the check.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27
FIELDING WAS WEIRD
ADDING MACHINE MAN was KEPT
 BUSY.
Twenty Runs Were Made by the Xs M. 0. Team in Game Against
 the Independents. Who Made Sevena

An expert bank clerk with a mod- ern adding machine sat at Turtle Back Park yesterday afternoon and endeav- ored to keep account of the runs. hits and errors in the baseball contest be" tween the Y. M. c. A and the Independ- ent teams of the City League.
 In the sixth inning. he decided that the job was harder than getting railroad pass in Aia1ama and had ha not been brlbed with q bottle of soda water, no official score of the game would have been recorded
 As 1t is, the man with the adding machine claims the score was 20 to q in favor of the Y. M c. A. He doubt- less told the truth but if he did not. no one win ever know better. There was only one adding machine at the park
 The Independents put up one of tho wierdest fielding endeavorS ever seen outside of Frog Hollow in the Anti-Sa- loon League. True It is that Eubanlx. who pitched for the losing club after the fifth inning, qult to nothing and finished like a selling platter in a stake race but what could the poor boy do with fifteen errors credited to him3
 There were redeeminG features of the contest however. Tobias played first base for the Y. M. c. A. in fine form and McIver made a difdcult running catch of a line drive to right field. while Walkers inability to stop a ground ball proved entirely amusing.
 The score was.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27
AmuSen1entS
Runaway Tramp pre.ented.

Charles King. who heads the King Dramatic Company. now playing at the Electric Park Casino. was seen in an entirely new role last evening, that of Gerald Watson. the runaway tramp, in the play of that title.
 The role is an emotional one. call ing for great intensity in the, acting thereof. There are but few spots in which 1t is frightened by semi-comic situations and therefore much more difficult of interpretation. That he admirably met all the requirements of the situation is therefor all the more creditable, and the applause of the au- dience evidenced that these efforts were we'll received. The play is well staged, and throughout the entire performance the star received excellent support. Miss Julie Leighton as Mana lover whose possession all the trouble and misery depicted in the play Is caused, carried through her part in man ner that was always in keeping with the character Her acting was never overdrawn. but always sweetly sym pathetic. She. too, was well received. The villain, Fred Mertens, was as vil- lainous as could be desired. as James Blackburn. and Philip Dumont, as the rival to the villain. Jack WOrthington, made much of a somewhat thankless part. Hettie King and others in the cast performed well the tasks allotted to them "A Runaway Trmp" will be repeated isis evening.