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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-17
HamamsM Manlfnlnin nRauHI

is to l. third. Time. LAT 1-5. Viper inc and Skyward ran.
 Third race mile and seventy yardsr- Rene Regente, 94, fButler), to 1, won Lord Dixon. 102,f taIoreland), 6 to 1 second; Docile, 94,. tSwain), to third. Time. f:45 3-5. Thistledo Scalplock and Princess Orna ran.
 Fourth race, six furlongs; handicap pretensicn. 112. tAubuchonl. to 6 won; Beacon Light, 106. CD. Austin) , to'5. third; Hannibal Bey. 1Os, (More- iand), 6 to i. third. Time. 114 Haughtys Savable and Lady Washtl ran.
 Firth race, mile and six furlongs-- Big Bow, 102. tAubuchon), to ?, won Tttilla, 105, tMorelandl. even. second thirdd Time, BOA Is. Bendigo and Heigerson ran.
 sixth race. six furlongs-Ben strong gs, (Swain), 2 to 5, won: Rose Hart, s5 e. Butier). to 1, second; Ina Gray i02, (Trueman), to 2, third Time 1:I4 s-5. Potter. Hamilcar, Chieftair and Black Pat ran
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-17
MASONIC NOTICE.
CARD OF THANKS

Mr. (. N. Pouinot wishes to thank the many friends of his Brother I. E. Poulnot for their many favors and assistance during his late Illness and death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-17

SPECIAL MONDAY. Sale 2000 pound fancy Sugar cured Ham at IS I-2c per pound, guaranteed to please.
 Brock Grocery Go. 1s x. Perry St FOG Highland Ave.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-08

american League Scores Sunday.
. AZ st. Louis-First game-St I,ou,s
~; Detroit 4. Second gamcWSt
Lonis. 10; Detroit. 3. ~
= AT chicngo-chicago, 4; Cleveland.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-08
SHIPPERS VS. RAILWAYS
Continued from Page g.


amendments. include representatives
from tho Cotton Exchange. the New
York Board of Trade and Transpo tn.
ton, the Merchants Association, the
New York Mercantile Exchange, the
National Poultry Association, the Ma
tional Hay Association. and many
other organizations, Tho joint meet
ing of these several bodies which APP
pointed the committee To attend the
New York conference. adopted rcso-
lutions demanding that the rcsponsi
bility of the railroads he more clearly
dclircd In the new bill of lading than
it is under the present law.
The large commercial organizations
OF the country have expressed deep
concern over the situation which has
made this conference necessary.
George w Neville, chairman of the
IN of lading committee of the New
York Cotton Exchange, in speaking
|of the situation said he regarded II
as menace TO the business OF the
country. $50 many heavy losses
nave been incurred by those making
advances on defective bills of ladlng'
said Mr.. Neville. that bankers In VA
rious sections of the country have
now refused to make loans on this
class OF collateral. Then one realizes
that the crops of the country are now
entirely financed through the medium
OF order bills of lading. II is obvious
that II other banking institutions
should adopt similar policy the com
mercial and agricultural interests
would find themselves IN n grave pre-
1lcament In this matter tile consig
hees are In the same boat with tho
bankers, for the responsibility of car
RES TO consignces, bankers or any
third party other than the shipper
with whom the bill of lading Is exc.
cnted. is at present n matter of grave
doulf under numerous court deci-
sions. The highest courts of AIabn-
ma. Mississippi and North Carolina
mold that parties making advances
upon order bills of lading. are re-.
sponsible for the quantity and quality
of the shipment represented. In tho
majority of the states there Is no leg
islation protecting advances of yasi
sums In the financing OF tho crops
through the medium of order bills
of lading.
The Interstate Commerce Commits.
Nv" ii'o consideration nlOs
visions for a new uniform bill Of lad.
ing which 1t is proposed to require
each railroad throughout the United
states to issue after January 1. This
proposed now uniform bin or Iadinr
while 1t confcrs the great benefit Of
uniformity. does not protect mcr
chants paying bill of lading drafts
bankers making advances on hills Of
fading or other third parties pivinp
advances OH bills of isding. fnasmuch
rs the Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion can ONLY prescribe the form ana
,eNuire the issuc of uniform hill of
,ading II Is necessary to ask Congress-
lor additional regulation to protect
ne advances on such documents
Merchants and consignces therefore
consider 1t necessary that amendments
to the proposed uniform bill of lodinq
De urged upon the Interstate com,
mercc Commission so as to nrotoc,
parties advancing value unon sucb
hills of lading and they also deem
II absolutely necessary to secure oar.
" congressional action upon This smh.
ject.' ''''' SUI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-08
TO MARRY IN MATHEWS.
Miss Carrie White VIII Become t,e
Bride of MIR. Charles r. Smitber

Ut WI OHdTTes X. SmIther.
captain and Mrs. John Il. White.
or Mathews county, have sent out
invitations to the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Carrie White. to NJ
Charles II. Smiiher The ceremony
VIII occur in St Paul's Methodist
church. III Mathews. on "Wednesday.
October %, at $3.50 n. IN.
Miss White has made her homo An
Hampton for several years ana 10
a very attractive Young woman Mr.
smi'her Is connected with the Now
port News shipyard in the machinery
department
Following the wedding MIR. Smithcr
VIII take his bride on a wedding trim
ana the ywill return to HAMPTON
about November 1.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-08
REV. I. R. SANFORD TO REMAIN
HAS withdrawn His Resignation as
Pastor of Church

After consultation with the con.
creation OF the West End Memorial
Baptist church Sunday morning. Rev.
u. Ryland Sanford withdrew his res.
isnation as pastor. Tho congregation
unanimously requested the popular
minister to reconsider and he was n.
nally prevailed to do so.
Mr.. Sanford's decision was received
with great show of enthusiasm
among the members of his church ana
the Information will be received with
pleasure by church people generally
IN Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-08
National League scores s,rd,,,

Al st. Lonis-First game-Chicaeo
, 81 Louis. l. Second game-St
''oals, u Chicago (sevcn innings)
AZ Clncinnti-Fi.st gnmo-PlttsblII,
!; Cincinnati. 3. Second game-CIn,
clhati' 13; Plttsburg. (seyen inn.
ings). N'h 'ii'''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-08
Came to Hampton to Wed

a marrIaec license was issued YES
,erday to Mr.. Paul Clyde Leary, Of
i}ayton, Va, and Miss Flossie Lam.
bert. of Bridgcwater. Va. The connie
no now reside In TSlizal,ath City comfy.
The wedding took place ycstcrd,v
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-08
Jean|gs' Tigers and Chances Cubs
Battle For Championship
Hon9Ps.
Cubs ARE fAVORITEs IN BETTING
wild 1ill'l Donovan viii Open Series
for Detroit and Three Fingcred''
Brown VIII Twirl for Chicago
Both Teams Are in Good Shape
Record Crowd win See First Battle.

CHICAGO, Oct, "details for tho
worlds baseball championship series
between the Chicago club, WHINE.
of tho National League pcnnant. and
the Detroit team. pennaut winner in
the America League. were arrangcu
mt meeting of the National Baseball
Commission yesterday. The schedule
o feamcs follows:
Tuesday. Oct. S. nj Chicago. Wed
ncsday. Oct. .. ut Chicago; Thursday
Oct 10, at Detroit; Friday. Oct II. n
Detroit: Saturday. Oct. ~, at Detroit
Sunday. Oct. 10, at Chicago.
IL "A seventh game Is necessary &c
decide tho series the city In which n
Is 10 be played will be decided by the
commission. The schedule MS adopted
was determined by lot If any of The
games scheduled is postponed ON nc
count OF rain, or for any other reason
the teams arc required TO play The
postponed game on the first day avai,
able ut the same park
by agreement of all tho clubs r,p
rcscnting both leagues. the rules nj
ready existing governing the PLAYING
of the championship series wcr5
amended so thnt GO per cent Of tho
balance from tho first four games
played shall form pool for the play.
cts OF The two teams 60 per cent OF
this amount To 70 to tho winning and
40 per cent to the losing team.
Players Eligible for Series.
The players clieilcc to play In the
championship series were designated
as follows:
chicago-Brown, Chance, Durbln
EVers' F:aser Hoffman. Howard
l,undgren. King Moran. Mccormick
overall. Oils, pfeister. ReuIbnch
Sneeknrd Slagle. Schultz. SteInfoldt
tinker. Walsh and Zimmerman.
Detroit-Archcr Cobb. coupb,,n
Crawford Donovan. Downy. tones
Jennings. Killian. Lowe. Mullen Me-
lntyre. Payne, OTeary Rossmnn
schmidt, Sievcr, Schaeffcr ana WI,
PRESIDENT Pnlliam. of tho Nntjono,
league selected Henry O'Day os nm
pre- Tor his organization durIng IN.
series. President johnson. of the
american League, named John T.
sheridan as his umpire. Official scor
ers are a. j. Flnnner and f. G. Rich
Ter me games Will be called M o.2f
III Chicago and at 2 o'clock in Dctro,t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-08
With Mre. sohn,elz

The first meeting of the Kocongh-
ian Literary Circle will he held M
MIS-. Henry Lane Schmelz' on Tues
nay, October s. at u. m. fun
attendance is particularly desired. MS
business Of great Importance is be.
foe the Circle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-08
Has Been 6 . Aside as

Has Been s. Aside as
Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building Day.
Special Souvenir Tickets and the Most VAL
liable Prizes Ever Offered at ar Exposition.
Holders of Souvenir Tickets Will be Admit
ted to the Warpath Attractions at Half
Prizes. I he Greatest Day of tho Entire Eek.
position. =: =: -: -: =:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-08

Fresh lot of IIyacinths. Tulips. JON
quils. Frcisias and Chinese Lily Bulbs
also Giant Pearl Onion Sets for sale
at George X. Woods. 9.26-12t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-08
klrqs pauahters 10 Mee.

me INST meeting of the year of
me Kings Daughters will take place
IN inc T. NJ G a. parlors tomorrow
morning. Delegates to the State con
Vehtion in Danville will be chosen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-08
Unexpected Announcement Serves
as Obstacle 10 Efforts 10 DRAG
Market Further Downward.
BEAR OPERATIONS NOT EXTENDED
Exchange is Still Dull, and Strength
in Wheat Has Practically No Encc,
As Urgent Foreisn Demand is Sup
posed to Be Observation-Disclosures
Heavy.
(Dy AgsocIatel press.l

NEW YORK. Oct 7.-Thcro wa
no considerable revival of speculative
interest in today's stock market. anu
its surface was unrufled by an,
striking movement of any important
events.
Tho only feature was the announce
mcnt Of m extra dividend disburse
ment TO Great Northern stockholders.
rms proved to he the mainstay of the
marrow market and served as an oh.
stacle To the efforts made early IN
the session ly the professional trad.
ets TO extend the dragging downward
movement which set in ON SATURDAY
after the appearance of the banA
statement.
ne Great Northern plum counter.
acted the effect of some of the recent
soo,ny pubic uttcranccs by the hcaa
ol thc system. which have weighed
ON me securities OF his company.
"iihiiar outslvincs wero rrportetI
rom the head of tho Atchison sys,
''hl 'ouay. but with slight effect on
'hc securities of that system.
FOLDERS not DISCOURAGED.
ne professional bears amongst the
'r'"crs met practical experience Ia
prove that holders of securities arc
,'o' SO discouraged as TO he willinn
10 part with them ut further sacri.
nee ana the tentative operations Inv
'"c bea's were not extended far.
journal OF Commerce throws f,r.
.ner llght on the troubles through
which market has been Obliged 10
o"ss, IN IFS showing of new securities
Tor me nine months of the cnrrent
sear reaching the unparellcd total NJ
Si'ozS,36S 300. exclusive of tho co,..
pal issues. A'''''ci'
nv, Irregularities in Outlook.
mere was some constituencies
SHOWN ,,, to reports of reduction or
Morklhg forces in some lines of in.
uus.'E' railroad traffic officials nd.
united some irregularities In tho I,s.
mess outlook, but reports from Eos,
ana west agreed in tho pressure ~
un'iic Offering. up to the limits of
"aallanie equipment and in some
cases beyond. Strength in tho wboa.
,maiket was associated with reports n,
uIsrn' foreign demand and so was q,
small effect on stocks. - "'S Oh
Bonds Heavy.
n"hus were heavy. Total sales. mn.
ya'ne si,3S6,0OO U. S. As decl,n noe
Ia per cent. on call. N'''v"
,a lolal sales today, $4,000 sharos
including. nn a9dg Copper. 2G.7OO: SmoItins
~ oOo; a. G. L., 100: C. G. O.. zoo.
y. d W. 200; Reading. $4,000. Sonth.
1t TT, RAILWAY. 5000; Southern Railwa,.
~ 5,G Loo COO; U. p, $4,000: u. s Ste"i
a, 'ia; Northern Pacific, sl.7oo
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-28
WILL MOVE
NEXT MONTH
A., q. 6 A. officers VIII Soon occupy
Their Handsome New Freight
House and Offices.

The A. B. & A. officers will begin
removing into the new depot and
freight house early next month and
It Is announced that within two weeks
several Of the officers witn their for
ces will be loC6Jed in the new struct-
ure
Amongs the FIRST to move will be
City Ticket Agent Trotter, who will
occupy the entire office portion Of the
depot The force OF workmen are now
.businly engaged in completing the first
story Of the building and It is under
stood that as soon as Agent Trotter
moves into his Office trains will arrive
and depart from the new depot Work
mas practically been completed on Lhc
depot portion of the structure and by
the end Of the week the entire lower
floor will be finished It is expected
that Mr. Trotter win remove on
March 10
The second story Of the depot VIII
te occupied by Supt Wilburn, Train
master Dixon, Law Agent Nash and
Dispatcher leitcn, with their forces.
1t is not probable, however, that the
offices will be emoyed from the opera
house berorejhe latter part Of March.
IN the freight depot, which Is prac-
tcally complete, Agent Bitch and Car
Accountant Margoam, with their for
ccs viii be located Their Offices win
he removed within the next two weeks
Commercial Agent Ligeour w re-
main in his present Office at the opera
house and Agent Trotter will also have
a desk in this Office. He will be
there during the day going to ths Of
fee in the depot only at the ti"c 2'
the departure OF trains.
The exact date that the depot WI.
be changed has not been aun,ue'eL
but it is understood that all Iu2s
will arrive and depart from the da))t
on March Is.
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CITY COUNCIL
MEEE58a "
S--
= e.;;,S>!!, ot NJ, 49,. -.
the soIons-Ne~ bnectol
Public Works Elected

knoWn l1yeryman, Offering to sell the
city 800 or 400 cords of wood deliv-
cred at the crematory at $2,75 per
cord or at the city hospital for $500
per cord The matter was referred
TO ythe purchasing committee with
power to act,
Richard Kyle, an aged colorod man,
asked council to give him license
to F6ndact q small restaurant on Og-
lethorDe street He is over 70 years
old and is unable to do hard work.
the request was referred to the com.
mittee on taxes and revenues.
The ordnance committee. which by
the way has been wording over time,
lately submitted three reports ideuti-
cal in their nature. They related to
the Straehan trolley proposition and
the proposed rate ordinance. and the
reports are to the effect that no con
sfiicting ordinances now existed
Alderman Wright Eefe introduced
an ordinance looking to the openn
.of Gloucester street, which is referred
to at length elsewhere.
The only resolution introduced was
also by Alderman Wright providing
for the city TO pay the Mutual Light
and Water Company $4,000 on service
account from Icto5er /, 1906 to date
The resolution particularly specified
that the payment of this amount is
i'm no wise an admission et any ex,
cess amount being due the Mutual
company It also states that il will
not be construed as granting the fact
that the Mutual Light and Water
Company has any contract, franchise
or right to continue the use of the
streets Of Brunswick in thn conduct
of It's business.
In this connection it may be of in
forest to say that its contract with the
ligat and water company ended Octo-
Der / 1905 and the city has refused
to pay for service rendered by the
company ssaa&&. IGat time, admitting
however. that It is due the company a
certain amount on rates deemed cquita-
HE by the city
TIE ordinance creating the office
of director OF public works was pass
Cd. bnt was amended and the new
official is to be known as city engi-
nocr and director Of public works.
The salary was fixed at SIPS per month
and j p. High, formerly Of Column
bus. was elected to the position.
Council here adJoSrncd until Tues
day night next, when q special meet
ing will be held to take up the trolley
proposition.
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Wit HAVE A LONG REST NOW
No More Attractions at the Grand Un-
til March 8.
proposition

Brunswick theater-gocrs viii have
A good long rest now. but the last
show here was enough to make them
want a good long vacation.
Manager Felan announces that he
has no attractions booked for the next
ten days. the first one on the calen-
dar being Sign Of Tie Cross which
is scheduled to appear here March
8. While no company is booked be
fore that time one or two may come
as often they drop in with only
few days notice.
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VIOLATED LICENSE ORDINANCE
}. Hoffman Was Fined $40 in Police
Court Yesterday Morning.

j. Hoffman, who conducts CLOTH
ing store on Bay street in the build
ing formaly occupied Gy Herman
Smith, was arra gued in police court
yesterday morning charged with yio-
lating the license ordinance.
1T seems that Hoffman paid his
license for operating a clothing store
but it was discovered that ae was
also conducting a pawnshop for which
business he had not paid the license.
He plead not guilty TO the charge but
witnesses were introduced showing
tS he intended continuing tae pawn
saop and the mayor imposed fine
Of $40 and informed Hoffman that
.iiG he intended continuing the pawn
shop business he mad better secure a
license
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-28
RemaIns Shipped to aaIneavills

The remains Of Philip B. Gaines,
whose death occurred Tuesday morn
S~, were last night shipped to Gaines.
vile, his former home, where the In.
terment Will occur today Several
relatives Of the deceased arrived In
the city yesterday morning and accom-.
panied the body to Gainesville.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-28

The damage to the tug Iris AT the
plant Of the Perker-Hensell engineer
ing Company, was yesterday adjusted
tho company be allowed $1,000 inc
tug has been sold to 2 Cuban com
pany and will sail as soon as sne -
Vsnk Ia a good condition aGain,
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out going very deeply into Is
tractive subject, The News doeS
believe that the people are in 81
Ito grasp the fact chat taxables val1a
increased one million. two hundrd
thousand dollars this year over tht
saiae fsgfo for th= past one, How
ever this is tne case as was shown
FAT last nights council meeting, when
the board of tax assessors. consisting
.of 7 Newman. ]. w Collins and F.
Nice. Brown made their report to the
council These figures are interest
ing and are as follows:
Real estate @ ...... 50 SIS 2S2
Improvements 2 779 500
Personal gUg 220
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nj Mrs. tiIian It'll Davenport D Shot ST i
Through Haart---A. R.
Brown May Die
DAVENPORT is IN JAIL

Body This NoNn 49,

A frightful Tragedy gecsaed err
il the denseuess of Windsor paE..
last night somewhere between the
bouts Of 8 aud 10 o'clock. as result
OF which saitsfiess wife was instant
Nv killed and the lothario is wound
ed nigh unto death and Is now lin
serng on the edge of eternity. his
a9s)men pierced by pistol ball from
The revolver Of a dishonored, desper.
ate husband
The dead woman Is Mrs. Lillien
Davenport. wife Of Richard l.. Daveu-
pert, loth Of whom came here con.
nected with the Parker Carnival Com.
pany, the wounded man is A r.
Brown. a bartender VINO came to
Brunswick several months ago and
is employed by the Mecca saloon al
the corner OF Gloucester ana Grant
streets, ANA the man who did the
shooting is Richard o. Davenport
Tire STORY leading up 10 the tragedy
deals Win Inc announcement of the
manage VOW, The transgress.on of
the narrow path ana tAe consequent
reapiDe OF the whir.wi q af er sowing
TO the wind ana after s.o.elng into
the depth OF sin hc ubar,ine, with
tne tcmpters pl & ldaaly allufng
the useful and eal5 inclined girl wife
into the qu' h-aaa q aia, the wrong.
ed husband and tho or thEee pistol
shots all reveal a story revolving iu
the extreme
When the Parker Carnival Com. .a1y
came to Brunswick early in january
it brought with them Mr. and Air.
Richard Davenport. the foraor was
connected With the Superba attract
ion while the latter sold@tickets for
various attractions on the grounds.
Mrs. Davenport was a pretty little bru-
nette. was attractive in appearance
and neat and tasty dresser. As
long as the carnival did business
their matrimonial affairs seemed TO
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t... 49,. -. -.
f.. ,r. oo,nr,,d H, .,,,a~s
como -, o,i,,a. .,a 49, .....,..,, ,,.,ca
iaft a. ,.,5i,aad a,-d ea,,o1, r,,,l,,
man tt. g. t,,a.~,,.+nonl''t.,,.
- a~ ~ou-oa,ll straot eno
c,oiy,od ts., n.,,,...c-. ,,..- a-,,,,r,
srd an1 ,.a. ar,a, ~ ',o. .ahan ~, n,.I..,
tao ine.oa.o ~, ,,,o,, adn,,tin., ,o,,,
ever that he was aaeetionate and gen
tie when sober. Davenrort was deem
Iy gI4eved at tals step OF his wife
and made repeated ovoraures looking
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ed to be a pretty straight fellow
Brown has been in the city for only
a few months and was NOT very we'll
known