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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-11
Blanco y Ca.

Fabricantes de los licores mas
atamados de la Isla, con sucur-
sal en- Caguas y agentes en- las
poblaciones mas importantes
del Pals. Representante de los
Vinos y Cognacs de Rafael o. Neale,
de Jerez de la Froltera.
APartado SSI Ietuan AZ, San Juan, ?, B..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
CATCHER SUSPENDED
RESULT OF INCIDENT IN sATUR-
 DAYS GAME.
Mnlurky Was Kissed by the Crowd Tn Atlanta, hut He Relieved Seabaugh from Further Duty This
 SensOm.

Yesterday morning Seabaugh and the Montgomery club parted company wnga ia the hard working backstop was palo his salary and furnished ticket rom Montgomery to Springfield, MO. ms home He was suspended by baIarhy for the balarfce of this season because of trouble between the two Tn oatut days game in Atlanta r.
 in referring to the incident. The At lanta Journal of Sunday says It souhudl hd ed as if a whole flock of geese had been turned loose to judge tropn tne misses that were given Malarky when he went back on the hetd. sea account of the incident is gwen III all other column of this morning AoVel- tfser. ,ho
 No matter who was right or who was wrong, any baseball nalas sl makes a grave mistake 66y 6,e Gaal1ds and ,n the any of his men on the helu anu ih 'HS presence of the spectators: or
 During the early part of this season S,1 Seabaugh was bought rem rem sa tne s7ho cago National League Club TOT eaov: that club stipulating that they Wouiu ,l have the right to buy the catcher paeh tS from the Montgomery club py tne thn of August at the same pr ppicgg cgnh bnusht Seabaugh back from Montgomery a1u as, sold him to the Nashville cluo, haTuy t,s and some of the Nashville men soins to Chicago as a bonus. 4.
 The deal. however, did not anect any of the men for this season. seq bansh was to finish the season WlIn M Montgomery and go lo N"Si'iAi Since joining the Montgomery neG fSitb. einp, fully. always giving his best enorts W ou inc team and never complaining ~ ~ irving to shirlS@ any work asked M oI him As catcher, he propaply nas aIs no superior in this League, going as Dses nSte. fouI flies and backing up bases on throws. putting him head in piHie Snd sn0u
 He is far and away the hardesI anu anu most consistent batter in the heag among the catchers, with the followl1naSS 1aS average: Seventy four games. S4o | 1ioas at bat, I2 runs, 72 mus, anu \, aresrtsqe tunes @ of .2sO. Wells played m same was ss thiFtfsn bits three tmeS less less fban Seabaugh, with an average os AZ
 .2s4. Hardy played in 1o tWG tin1es less at i bai less I and made eight less hits per cen1aSi cnn+i1S ~ his stay in Montgomery, Sea. baUgh has always shown himsedn ada 2 | thoTourh gentleman and mas uHiS nidue numbeT of friends here, who VIII re' gret to nd sg bis wife will leave this morn | ing for their honle'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
BABE TURNS TABLES
CRACKERS COULD NOT REPEAT
 THE DOSE.
v;sttOrs Had the Bases Full and NO- body out But Were Unable to Cross the Home
 Ylufe

Memphis, Tenn. Aug. 19:-(Special , Mex Kenzie slipped in fielding Hurl- burts slow grounder with two out Tn the second inning and then threw ,t,li WlI9 to catch the runner. rms perthltteu Carey to score the first run
 The only other run of the game was driven in by Babb's two-ba gger atter Neighbors had singled and nad sICIth .th Atlanta dlled the bases with nobody pas pesnlted in Sweeney being forced out at the plate and Winters was aGqolea e d m at drst. Paskert ended "lth an s, uP ont This was the only chance s1Is atIsnta 9utf had to score. suggs pitching a 'rnmarkable game in every other round score .oOO 900 OOO-O ? AtlarIas A5taIi,nhis ....o11 900 00"-2 10 l MT3,,Pttiri TB3,a,tPttetiries-McKenzie and sweeney 3a ,;i srPgs and Hurlburt Umpires' DaVlS | and Eldridge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20

Sporting Editor Advertiser:
 regret very much the trouble which Manager Malarky and I had at Atlanta on Saturday which has caused me to be suspended for the remainder of the season.
 It has been stated that I got crossed on my own signal and had passed ball which allowed run 10 score
 In the third inning Becker, first man at bat for Atlanta, hit to Baxter and was safe when Malarky failed to cover first Winters then bunted toward first and both Malarky and myself went after the ball, which I fielded, Malarky falling down to allow me to throw over him. My throw was wide and Baxter had to step of first base to get 1t. Paskert also bunted and was thrown out at first. advancing Becker and Win ters' Fox, who was next up. had one strike and one ball. I signaled Tor a straight ball and Malarky shook nis head and called for curve and ne
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
CAN STAY AWAY
THAT IS WHAT PRESIDENT CHAM
 BEERS TELLS THEM.
T. Handling Affairs Of The BaseDaii 1'Imb From FinanclaI Standpoint soIeIy--WOuld Transfer Memphis Series For
 Guarantee.

1.osahall lovers of Montgomery
 ,ho have supported the game Loyalty this season. the attendance being bet ter than for some years past VIII haro. lv feel flattered when the presloeht ot the local association tells that things don't go to spit them 10 stay
 The following interview with the nrasident of the local association aP- peared in an afternoon newspaper yes- terday. ..,o,as froro fans who regard to transferred games ana have read all of them. None or them have given me the least concern H. l stated to the board of directors Tn the Seeinntne of the season when l ac,, cepted the presidency of the clup anu hu put my money into 1t that must De silowed to handle the propositon as saw fit. In other words, did not pro, nose to he dictated to by anyone, and f made A failure of the proposition why it would be very easy IhatIer for them at the end Of the hIst year to select some one else as president;
 am stir in this frame of mind, and nronose to handle this proposition throughout this season to sult my self: a,+orratives which tbe disgruntled fans can avail them selves, and 1t matters little 10 me which they prefer to do flrsI tet them go down in their Jeans ana pu' un th. money to purchase the con trPolling GP ing interest in the club and ther they are in a position to run it to SUI, SUI themselves. If they cannot raise thla their 25-cent pieces in their pockets and stay away from the games.
 If the Memphis club thinks tha
 the Montgomery management has qon' them an injustice by transferring thre' games from Montgomery to Atlanta why I will. without hesitation, trans
 fer our three games in September t the Memphis park, provided the Mem net profit from the games that we, re | ceiyed from the Atlanta games. whicl was s1,3S2. If I could make thi | transfer the Montomery, club would l thoroughly solvent and would hay l inst that much more money to put
 winning team in the field next year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
Birmingham
AMATnuR GAMn TODAY.
Y. c. A. and west End Teams To

Play at capitol Heights.
 There wifi be a game of ball between tha V M c. AS and West End at the the Capitol Heights grounds today; tSe iineu1 of the two teams being as fol- i0YM e. A.-Brown. c; R. oThoring- ton, P Egge Ib wasneuTR morjapitA ES; AliGy #
 West End-Feilds, c; Mosley. P; Me Donoush. 1b; C. Brown. 2b; smith, Sb Mastin, ss Harwell, If; Booth of; Tay' Tor If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
Catcher Seabaugh Tells of
 That Incident at Atlanta


 nodded his head. all right, but threw a high, fast ball which I tried to stop but 1t went to the grand stand and Becker scored. All the scribes gave him a wild pitch so 1t must have been pretty high and wide
 He then began abusing and cursing me. which l resented and was later suspended at the depot as we were starting for Shreveport T | am sure no one could work any harder for a game than I do and have done ever since joined the team. Baxter. Nye and even Umpire Hack ett. who was behind Malarky. told hini that he crossed me.
 It looks very strange to me, as 1t was Weems's turn to pitch. but Malar- ky went In himself I think 1t was cut and dried beforehand; as I can not re- turn to Montgomery next season, it locks as though 1t was done to save my salary.
 J. W. Seabaugb
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
THEY DIVIDE
 THE H0N0RS Doub1eheader Was Even
 Break. GRAHAM WEAK IN SEVENTH Climbers Scored Five Runs in One
 Inning. weems wss Wild In Second Game, Civ ing Three Passes = Mciver kBocked Homer and Cleared Bases.
 

Shreveport, La, August l9,-tspe- cfal. )-Graham weakened in the sev- enth inning in the first game ana at lowed five hits including a three bag ger, resulting in five runs being scored. After the visitors had scored in the first inning. the Pirates jumped on Maxwell for two singles. two three baggers and two bagger. which gave the lead with three scores to thelr credit
 Weems was wild in the second giv-- ing three passes in the first round and bases. Helm went in after the fifth but was not particularly effective. Gas, kill pitched his first game for several weeks and did fairly well.
 There will be double header tomor' EanraG+
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
KILLED HIS COUSIN
CLARK SAYS HE ACTED IN SELF.
 DEFENSE.
Gives Up to SherifY-E<iIiimg Was Result of Family
 Fe1Rd.

Huntsville, Aug. 19.-(Speciai)-@ Houston Clark, a young farmer from Poplar Ridge, remote section of Mad ison County. came to Huntsville today and surrendered to Sheriff Mitchell, telling him that he had killed Charlie Drake, a cousin.
 Clark would say nothing about the affair, except that it occurred at the home of U. W. Overton.at Poplar Ridge. and that he acted in self-de- fense. He hit Drake over the head with a heavy stick. Drake did g short time afterwards.
 The killing is supposed to be the re- suit of a family feud of long stand ing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
nanuinitinn Ianued.

Springfield. H., Aug. l9.-A requlsl- lion was issued today by Governor De- neen. on the Governor of Tennessee for the return of James Robbins, who is in the county jail of Louderdale Conn- ty Tenn, and who is wanted in Frank lin County on the charge or murderlns Joseph Lee in 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
NsGRo GRAND LODGE.

Masonic Order Will Meet in M0nt-
 gOmery Today.
 The negro Masonic Grand Lodge ol today. Delegates are arriving rom all parts of the State. -.. The present indica tions are that this will be the largest Grand Lodge, in point of attendance. in the history or Grand Master II C. Binford: who has 6lled his exalted position for the isst i've years, will sound his gaVel at a. m, which will open the thlrtletn grand communication
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
NOTICE
Advertisement for Bids for Printing
 the New Code of Alabama.

Finder the terms of An Act to provide for tha publication and distribution of the Code of Alabama. and the Acts of the Leg islature," approved July 27th. 1SOI notice Ia hereby given that sealed bids will be re- cejved at the odice of Secretary of State. Montgomery. Ala, not later than twelve O clock noon. September bth. lsof' Tor priht- ing and binding said Code
 Each bid must be accompanied by bond of not less than thirty thousand dollars, with a surety company authorized to transact business in Alabama and to be approved by the Governor.
 Copies of said Act and full particulars with reference to bids and specifications will be mailed upon request.
 The right to reject any and all bids iS FRANK N JULIAN. aot Secretary of State
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20

Empire City, Aug. 1s.-First race, for maiden 2-year- odds; $500 added; five furlongs--Spunky. 110. (W. ott), Is to 5, to 5. and l to 8, won; Enticing 11o, O. Lee), 8 to 1. second; Importe. 1O7, (crimmins), 30 to l, third. Time,
 Second race, one mile and 100 yards % won; Matte +, io1, {shiiling), 6 to 1, second; La Veita, 100. (Preston), to 5, third Time. 1:46 S-5.
 Third race, one mile and sixteenth -Lightwool. 99, (Shillfng), to 5. won Ostrich. 1O6, c. Leel, 4 to 1. second; Polly Prim finished first, but was dis qualified for fouling. Time, 1:46 2-6. Three starters.
 wards; $1,500 added about six fur longs-Colloquy, IF, (Shilllng), to l.
 tJ' Lee5, 13 to 5. to and to 5, sec ond: Gold Proof, 1I3, (Crimmins), II to 5, to 5, and 1 to 8, third. Time i:O9 Is. Miss Alert, Woodwitch Earl Rogers and Eltopia ran.
 Fifth race, for 2-year-olds; $1,000 about six furlongs-Stanley Fay, l02 Gycurgfs), 4 to D.. won; c. ". Burt S9, (shiiling), 2, to 1. second; Hans. i07 GJ. L. Lee), third, Time, 1:iS. In. auguration, Miss Mazzoni and Alberl
 Sixth race, S-year-olds and upward l S1 .OO0 added; one mile-Request: 97 | CMusgrave), 4 to 1. won; King of tn, ] Valley. 102. (Shilling). to l. to | and to 5, second; Leonard Joe, [ U l 10. third. Time, 200 1-5. Henry O. | Marvin NeaIon and Bernie Cramer ran
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
SORRELL LOST GAME
TRAVELLERS SCORED THREE RUNS
 IN FIRST INNING.
He Was Replaced by J. Duggan, Who Pitched Splendid Games, but Visitors Were Too Far
 Behind.

Little Rock, Aug. 19.-Sorrell pitched one inning and Little Rock scored three of four runs in this inning. He was replaced by J. Duggan, who pitch ed a splendid game, but the visitors Score: R. H. B. Little Rock ....310 900 OO"-4 s l Nashville .. 900 900 11G-2
 Batteries-Keith and Woods; Sorrell, J. Duggan and Hardy. Time, 1:40.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
sIin Q Knotty Question.

Boston Transcript. ~ x,,,. some the children in New York 8 vacation schools have learned during inc summer to tie twenty nine dlher- ent kinG of knots. Probably, though not one of the pupils was able 10 mas ter tiC. tba knot into which a depraved shoe string will tie itsself now and tRens
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20

Summary-Two base hits, Baxter, Lewee. Three base hits, Warrender, McIver, Perry. Sacrifice hits, Baxter, Wye, Graham. Stolen bases, Baxter, Bases on balls, Graham, 1; Maxwell, 1. Struck out. by Graham, II; by Maxwell, l. Left on bases Montgomery, B; Shreveport, 2. Wild pitches, Graham 1. Time of game 200. Umpire Ryan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
GAMES TODAY.

Southern LeAguet- Montgomery at Shreveport. Birmingham at New Orleans. Atlanta at Memphis. Nashville at Little Rock. American Leagues Philadelphia at Chicago. New York at St. Louis. Boston at Detroit.
 Washington at Cleveland. National Leagues
 Pitsburg at Boston.
 Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Chicag go at New York. St. Louis at Philedalphia. Cotton states Beague.- Mobile at Columbus.
 Meridian at Nicksburg. Gulfport at Jackson. south Atlantic Lenguet-- Jacksonville at Augusta. Charleston at Sa nnah. Columbia at Macon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
CONGRESSMAN HERE.
IT Thomas Heflin En Route to LOVvndef v C,0..nf~y fn Sneak

County to Speak.
 Hon. J. Thomas Heffin, member or the National Congress from the Fifth Alabama District. was in the city yes- terday, en route to Hayneville, where he expects to speak to the citizens or II,owndes County today. He was ac- companied by Harmon Benton, an ex- pert of soils and agriculture from the Horticultural Department at Washing ion. He is also to speak today.
 MT. Hefin and MT Benton are tour ing MT Hehin's district.l and report having been greeted with large croWds at every point.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
PERCENTAGE TABLE.
sOuTHERN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS GAMES,

Southern Leagues-
 Montgomery, 7-4; Shreveport, S-S' Memphis. 2; Atlanta, O.
 New Orleans, {; Birmingham, 3. Little Rock, -; Nashville, -.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
Alabama Postma.ters.

Washington, Aug. 19- -(Speclal) - Postmasters appointed today s fol- lows. Couinor, Bibb County, Jesse B. Wadsworth; Corona, Walker County Clement C.. Hammers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
BARoNS LOSE AGAIN
PELIcANs TOOK THE SECOND GAME
 ALSO.
Good Bnse Running on the Part of Charlie Franks Bunch Was Probable Cause of Their
 Victory.

New Orleans, Aug. 19--New Orleans took the second game from Birming- ham today by good nase su.i,.i"e' pie R.H. E, -,,rroirgbar .ooO 0os O00--3 13 3 New Orleans. .:030 ono 0os-4 6 ]
 Batteries Turner and GarVln anu Latimer; Manuel and StrattohN pire, Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20

Representative Griggs, of Georgia, chairman of the Demoeratic ,,e,1i congreS- sional committee. says tha.t atia m nan. didate for President in the South.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
RAILROAD GRADING, 15O MILES.

Until noon, September 9th, 1907. Propos- als for Grading, Masonry and Bridges on 1os mlss of Railroad will be received at the office of the Interstate Contract Conn pany, s24 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 AudaIusia Division, S5 miles and 20 miles of fine Atmore Division of the Pensacola, Alabama & Western Railroad. -17t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
|sWVl WILSON sG%IS7
 szR:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, Aug. 19.-st. Louis won from Philadelphia today through bet teT hitting. RI E st Louis .. 0o2 Oo2 O1o-5 s ? Philadelphia . 900 020 0O0-2 ' g
 Batteries-Karger and Marshall Corridor, Ritchie. Jacklitsch.
 Brooklyn. Aug. 19.-Cincinnah won easily from the local team today Cincinnati .. .. ..13O 100 0Oo-5 Brooklyn .. 100 0O1 O0O-S
 Batteries-Ewing and Mclean; Pas torious Bell, Ritter and Bergen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston, Aug. 19.-After losing flf- teen straight games Boston today de- feated Pittsburg. ~ .o. n E . Ds.tSp,,ro .010 900 1l0- 5 2
 Ratteries- Flaherty and Brown; Lee yer. Duggleby and Phelps.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acQuaintances of Miss En- mic A. Graham and sisters and brothers are invited to attend her funeral at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon from the residence of her sister. Mrs. John Chis- holm at Chisholm
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20

Summary-Two base hits, Baxter, Daley. Home run, McIver. Sacrifice hits, Daley, Gaskill Baxter. Stolen bases. Ball, Daley, McIver, Clark. Bases on balls. off Gaskill ?; off Weems, 6; Weems, l. Helm. 1. Innings pitched, Weems, 5 Helm, 3. Hits off Weems, 4; off Helm, 4. Runs off Weems, 6; of Helm, 2. Left on bases Shreveport, [; Montgomery, 4. Double plays, Nadeau to Baxter; Gaskill to Reason tot Clark. Time of game 1:45. Umpire Ryan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
THE RACES
Resnlt. at Saratoga.


 Saratoga, Aug. t9.-The Kentucky Allies selling stake for 2-year -olds, was the feature of the card at the Spa track today. Frizette was the favor ably have won. She closed very sfrong and was beaten two heads, finishing third in a drive. Ella ONeill made the pace but was tiring fast at the wire
 Saratoga. Aug. 19-- First Race. for mares. three year olds and up. sell ing. seven furlongs: Tipping, 103, lHorner),s IF to l, and to l. won; Belle of Iroquois, 94, (Swan1, to 5. place second: Sister Frances, 103. Gar nero to 4. third. Time: 1:26 1-5. Anna May. Anneta Lady Golden West Belle of Penzance, Lady Vera, sally K, ran.
 Second Race--Steeplechase two miles and a half: Paul Jones, 150. (Ray), to 2. won; Paprika, 146, (McInery,O to 9. place second; Rocket, IA, (Mc- Clain), 1 to third. Time 5:24.
 Third Raee-Selling, five and 1-2 fur longs Fla o'Neill, 99, (Finn) 16 to 1. won; Black Mary. e1. tE. Dngan2 3 to 5, place second: Frizette, 102, lMiller,) third Time 1:Os 3-5.
 Fourth race--Handicap, three year olds, and up. one mile and an eighth: Temaceo, III, (Notter). II to 5, and l to 8, won; Gressina, 11s. (Horner.) 1 to 4 place second; Rio Grande. 97, Gar ner). out, third. Time 1:52 3-5. Three starters.
 Fifth race--three year olds, and up- ward, selling, one mile: Zipango. 9s. (Beckmanl, 13 to : and even. won; Standover, 9e. q. Powers). 6 to 1. place, second: Phil Finch, 105, (Mcln- tyre) even, third. Time 1:40 2-5. Nat B., Yada, Arimo, Easton. Star Cat, Ven dor, Deuce ran.
 |. Sixth Race-maiden two year olds which have run at this meeting, five and one-half furlongs: Dennis Staff ford, 112. (Radtke, , 1, won: c. J. Celia, no, (NicoD. to 1. place sec ond Miss Delany. 107. Brussell, to 5 third. Time 1:O7 45. Jubilee. Jug ford, Imitator, Winning Star, Wool spun, Helen Holland, Ferry Landing. Jane Swift, Star Emblem ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
Emnire City ResuIta.

New York, Aug. 19.-Only one favor ite out of six won at the Empire City race track here today, the exception being Lightwool, which finished sec ond in the third event, but got first money through the disqualification of Polly Prim for a foul.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
MASONIC NOTICE.

There win De a special eom- xR munication of Andrew Jackson AA Lodge No 173. F. A. M., this evening at o'clock for M M work in M. M Degree. TN A Montgomery Lodge, No. II, y&S%Y and visiting brethren frater-
 nally invited
 By Order of the W. M. No H. D. LONG. Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20
FUNERAL NOTICE.

he friends and acouaintances of MT. and Mrs. ]. H. Baxter and MT. and Mrs. M. M. sweatt are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of Willard Watkins Baxter. son of the former. from the residence of the latter. AT Plum St., at o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20

Walsh batted for Helm in the ninth. Score by innings:
 Shreveport. .. .... .. 400 200 02$--S Montgomery .. e.. 200 O10 10O-4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20

Boston 100 900 63"-l0 10 piftshure 010 900 1l0-
 Batteries Flaherty and Brown Lee yer. Duggleby and Phelps.
 New York, Aug. 19.-1n ninth m rine rally New York won from Cnl- eago at the Polo Grounds today. v, r cn,oapo . .oOl 900 ooo-1 3 1 New York .. .000 900 002-2 Z
 Batteries-Lundgren and King; ray Tor, Lynch and Bresnahan.
 Cleveland. Aug. 19.-Wadden was was wiId and lasted but one innlng. py ~ert was hit hard and Bender nnlsnSa inc game. Joss went to pieces n tne n third. ooo oo4 ooo Philadelphia .0o6 O1o izo-5o cisr ' Batteries-Joss, Leibnardt ana ,oI,'ars Saaa :. Waddell Dygert Bender ana Fowet s.,' D
 Detroit Aug 19.--Cobbs' triple wltn +voo out scored two men in the sentn !. T after Boston knocked Siever on Lue siah and apparently had won the gam nt na,ro,t 900 O1o 900 2ol-! ls l bosCon Siever Killian and Schmidt; Young. Criger and shaw
 Chicago, Aug. 19.-Today,s game va wa farce. Darkness stopped play 11 alIs' s thS, tS,.s eighth sd inning. .47o os1 ol-is 1s | Washington .o0Z 1go VI ta a
 Batteries-White, sullivan ana Har ,.l 7 oheriin, Tompkins. Lanford. Biick ant l shannon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20

New York. Aug. 19.-In a ninth ,.li in- nago nano at the Polo Grounds today.
Evening journal., 1907-08-14
peIIahtfuI Luneheon.

Mrs. Frank o. Mosely, Of fourteenth
and Tatnall streets, gave "a luncheon
on Monday in honor OF the EeVenty-
first birthday OF her mother. Mrs Be-
becca Pennock as well as in rompli-
ment to Mrs. Moseley's guests, Mrs.
William Hayes. Of North Caroline, and
Miss Anna Lamborn, OF Youngstown.
Pa. Among those present besides the
guests of honor were Mrs. Parker JEFF
fries and son. Mrs Ella Martin end
Mrs. Frank Mosely, daughters of Mrs
Pennock; Mrs. Walter b. Martin. a
granddaughter, Mrs. Thomas Ienries,
of Centerville. Md, and Mrs. John r.
Elliott, sisters Other guests including
relatives and friends were Mrs Robert
Ector and daughter. OF Elsmere; Miss
LOleta Moseley, Miss Madeline Nose
ley Mrs Alfred Jeffries. Mrs. Law
renee Jeffries, Mrs. Laura Chandler, u.
lCentreville. Nd; Masters Oswald hcse-
ly and George Jeffries, Miss clara Ec-
tor, Of Newark, Del, and Miss Cora
Jeffries