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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
THE RACES
ReuuIts at New Orleans

New Orleans, La, March 1s. s.--Paris- tau Model was returned the winaer in the first race at the Fair grounds to- day. although next to the last horse until the strecf had alos seen reached. when he stretch was reached she came through with a rush and won py two lengths over Donna H
 Halbard. at 100 to 1. won the fourth.
 The betting ring was flooded with Panama hats. They were worn by well known. turfmen who had received faeu at q hat party given by Charles Ellison in honor of his horse Yankee Girl, winner of the City Park derby
 Weather clear. track fast. Summar-
 First race, four furlongs-Parisian Model, no (Hogg). to 5 won; Dona H. 1O9 (Mountain3. to second; Drop stitch, TOT (Troxlerl, 20 to third Time. AS 1-5 Finess, Balolee, Cora Dusant. Embay, Slaphang. My Love Nanny Dfnk and Hazel M.. ran. Man. my Dink and Hazel M., coupled.
 Second rdace. six furlongs-- Bert Juarter. s7 (Bilac). 12 to second Duchess of Montebello. 97 GA. Will iiams), 6to third. Time, 1:14 2-5. Moccasin, Dinemock. Odd Trick, Bes- serian, De Orc. Paxton, Dry Dollar Little George. also ran.
 Third race. mile and seventy yards Sincerity Belle, s5 lPickettl. l2 to ond; King Ellswort. 109 (Mountain) 90 to 1 third. Time. 1:45. Rather Royal, Delmore, Baalindian. Light Note Grand Duchess also ran.
 Fourth race. mile--Halbard. s7 CCar. ner). 18 to 1 won: Gargantua, 10( (fIogg). g to 1 second; Fantastic. 10S (R. Lowe). to 1 third Time. 1:4C
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
bond fo ansWer $ eharge of embeaaIe.

DOuQs u aflSW CI ~ SheA 9S VI ment
 Hon. W. A. McRae, Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Jackson County, is In Att Ianta, where he went to have an opera ton performed for appendicitis. News Is received here that the operation was successful, although two operations were necessary. He is expected to re- turn within the next few days.
 Hon W. B. Lamar Congressman from this District, will make an address here on March s0th on tobacco culture, and will have with him an expert on the subject from Washington. The citi- zens are much interested fin this sub ject, and a good many expect to plant this season as an experiment.
 L. wiselogel, postmaster here, is se- riously i'll at his home. He is suffering with acute indigestion.
 Little Lucille Mulkey. daughter oi H. P. Mulkey, who has been quite sicl with scarlet fever. has recovered. Guar. antine was put on the home and nc other cases developed.
 MT. and Mrs. R. E. McWilliams O Chipley have returned home after { short visit to friends here. Mrs. Mo
 Williams, who was Miss Maggie Turner
 before her marriage. lived here severa years and has numerous friends here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
BIjou Matinee Today, ~A Child of the Regiment"
SIGNING UP BUNCH
LOOKS LIKE BOTH IN AND OUT-
 FIELDERS ARE SETTLED.
Same Men in the Gardens, With Blg- gers, Perry, Sweeney and Con- ners for ClOse-in Work
 Batteries Give Trouble.

One of the first men to report for practice yesterday morning was Bill Hausen, the backstop getting in Mon day night He is in excellent condi- to work off, and while he put in as hard a days work as any of them yes- terday he hardly showed the effects.
 Kid Busch was out to the grounds but was not in uniform as he is still suffering from the. grip.
 Malarky is working the squad all day now and both morning, and after noon they go through some pretty strenuous sessions.
 Sweeney looks better the oftener the ly any question that he will be a fix ture at short this year. While noth- ing official has been given out, it looks as if the matter of the in and out fields has been settled.
 The lots of course will be Houtz. Apperious and McCann, while the chances are that the inheId will be &onnors on third, Perry on second, Biggers on first, Sweeny at short and Nye utility man. Kid Busch is too val uable a man to turn loose entirely and a strong string will be kept on him
 It win probably take the entire limit of the 10th of May for Malarky to fig ure out which of the seven pitchers to hang on to--Malarky Walsh, Walker Burnum. Brandt, Sessions or Weems The catchers will be another prop derson are old heads and both good ones, but young Leslie, the Union Springs boy, has the making of one of the best ball players and hardest hitters. in this League. 1T,
 So there you are-and Malarky will make that raven of Mir. Poe's look like a two-spot when it comes to pom dering
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
Renults at Hot sprinwu.

Hot Springs, Ark, March 1s.-The surprise of the card at Oaklawn this afternoon was the defeat of Ben Strong, the two to five favorite in the i've furlongs, purse event. He led to the stretch. when Autumn Flower, at to 1, in the betting. caught him and won rather easily
 Weather clear, track fast. Sum- maries:
 First race, four furlongs. selling Hollow. dos SD. Austin). even. won Wateriock. s5 (Martiin) ' to 1. third . Time. AS S-5. invisible. F1ossie, Onda, Lady Sapsburg. Katherine Murphy also ran.
 Second race four furlongs, purse Great Pirate, 115 (Foley), to ?, won ond; Aunt Halas loe (c1insl. s to. l aoass Rsa, s ad Esdg sdEe Ery S0s%SrG also ran H0'si
 Isedrlce. 100 tFoley), T to l, won Theodoria, 100 (SIoreiandl. 5 to 2, third Time. :09 2-5. Aline Cummings, Mis-. cssarion. seletA. Sally. Harden, Star. glow. Nissa, Duskton also ran
 Flower. 1o4 lswain), z to l, won; Bel Strong, 109 CD. Riley). 2 to 5, second pon Hamllton, IT !Folexl. 10 to l Tanager. Red Gauntlet also ran.
 Fifth race, mile and seventy yards- Incubator, 100 (Dearborn), to 1, won Lola White. 100 tswainl, 20 to 1. sec hanka), 8 to 1, third. Time, 1:47 Woolsoap. Will Sylvester, Aggie Lewis Check Morgan, Athena Charles Mckee Falkland also ran.
 Sixth race. mile and seventy yards Anna Ruskin, S4 (Skirvin). to 1, won King Wilda, 107 CD. Austin), 6 to $ second; Frank Lubbock, 100 (P. Bal J. Powell, Little Rose, Cadillac, Mrs Annie, Imboden, Odd Ella also ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20

t-5: Rappahannock, Judge Post and Jack O'Malley also ran. Gargantua and Fantastic coupled.
 Fifth race. selling. mile and quarter Lacy Crawyford, 112 tL. Jones), to owna Horse Radish. 1o7 (Hogg). 20 to second; Glencare. 1o5 GA. Mar tin). 20 to I third Time, a:o7 4-5: Handbag, King of the Valley. Don't Chapp. Cashier, Potheen, Joe Levy. Amberack and Mae Lynch also ran. Sixth race: six furlongs--Southern Cross. 1i3 tMountain), 3 to won; Don- ond: Gold Proof. ios GNicoll. ! to 10 third. Time. i:i3. Spider Web and Goldsmith also ran.
 Seventh race, mile and seventy yards
 seilnsHea1y se won cnl ss S tsara sa aasa ao co ond: Merry Belle, ss tLowe). 12 to third. TirpeJ AS Is. La Cache. John Mcbride. Hocus Focus. Posing. Flavigny. Stella Eichburg and Green
 Entrie. for Today. First race. half mile; 2-year,old
 maidens, purse.caTasco. dos; Antoine Headline. Caucus, no; Jimmy H., III Hamlet 112: Orlandot, l14; I. Ham, Tony Wamsur. 115.
 SfSsd Esss sS ss sRS Sd cad nlf fqFlo1g Ra fined, 92; Spion, S4; Glamor, 97; Loch Coll. s9; Fox Mead, 100; Akhar, Rusk
 ps,;a 1os; considsratiGn iS4 1S Ad6ssl 9sa lo7 Third race. five furlongs. handicap Baby F., ST; Arby Van. ss: Dargin, ss Meadow Breeze. 100; Rusk, Frontenac l02; Colluquy, 10s; Charley Eastman Fourth race, five furlongs. Rosebud stakes. 2-year ar-olds-Coincident Lady Caroline II, Geneva. 110: Blue Lee Ziephen, 11s; Notasulga. t2s; E. M. Fry l i2B
 Fifth race. mile and twenty yards 1 purse-WaWrner Griswell, 90: Reside Yankee Girl, 93; Sir Toddlngton, 9s Donna. 100; ,Oberon, 102; Ternus. Prince of Coins, 105: Dromio, 110. Sixth race. six furlongs, purse Royal River, Sylvia Brown, Sister Pol | ly, 95; Charles I, Lee, Prince Ahmed Bitter Miss, Prince Rover 100: Royal Breeze, 110.
 Seventh race. mile and sixteenth | selling-Quagga, Miss Parker, 9li Doubt, 92: Agra, Dele Strome, sS; Solly NJ, 100: Bitter Brown. 103; Lemon Girl | 10s; Evie Green. 112: James Reddiclk tf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
An AnriI WelIdinr.

Invitations have been issued an- nouncing the approaching wedding of Mss Josephine Donovan to Mir. Charles Frank Brislin The ceremony will take place at the home of the parents of the bride at s.30 o'clock Oh the afternoon of April 2.
 The bride-to-be is a daughter of Mir. and Mrs John Donovan, Sr., of this city and is most charming and talented young woman. who, by her charming personalitu. has won for herself large circle of friends. The groom is a we'll known young business man of this city and is secretary of the John son Furniture Company. Immediately after the, ceremony MT. and Mrs Brislin will leave for a short wedding tour and will return to this city after April 18th, and will reside at I'll Mabry Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
TEN MURDER CASES
DALLAS CIRCUIT COURT HAS IN.
 TEREsTING DOCKET.
The Prisoners Charged With Capital FeIonies VIII Be Arraigned Today and Their Cases
 Set for Trial.
Advertiser Bureau,

AOVSTGSeI buT06u,
 Selma, March 19.
 Attorneys who have been retained in ten capital cases were notified today to appear in the Circuit Court of Dal- las County tomorrow, morning at 10 o'clock.
 Such was an order which Judge Mil Ter of that court issued this morning. At that hour Judge Miller will set the date for the hearing of the cases which these attorneys are interested in.
 Besides these later. during the ses- sion of the court the date for the hear ing of one or more additional murder cases may be set. With at least ten murder cases to be heard the present session of the Circuit Court promises to prove a most interesting one. All of the cases with one exception are against negroes who are charged with having taken the life of one of their race.
 The one exception Is the case against R. A Anderson. the white man who last November during the Central Ala bama Fair shot and killed another white man named Boykin. This case was called at the late session of the City Court of Dallas County and 1t is very likely that it will be heard at the present session of the court.
 The civil jury docket of the pres ent week of the court was. practically disposed of yesterday. The court met today and immediately thereafter ad journed and but little business will be transacted during the remainder of the week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
NEW RECORD
 FOR CONNECTS
 T State Gets Big Price For
 Them. CONTRACTED AT $43 A MONTH Hand Lumber Company of Dolive Pays Third More Than in Past. Indicates That state Will Take Advant- age of Increased Demand for Labor
 and Higher wage VIII Be Demanded.

7 The State Board of Convict Inspectors yesterday leased some of the States convicts at the record breaking price of s4s month. The contract was made by the Board with the Hand Lumber Company of Dolive.
 This price is third higher than that required by the State in it's last con tract with this big slumber company. This is taken to indicate that the Board will. on the part of the State. take ad- vantage of the increased demand for labor. and that in future the labor of the conyicts will be sold at higher price than has prevailed in the past. The contract made yesterday re- quires of the State that it shall fur nish to the Hand Lumber Company, 100 men for two years. The Lumber Com pany is required, under the contract, to pay the State s4s a month for each of these convicts.
 The price establishes new record for convict labor hired for work at lumber mill. It would indicate, too. that the mill owners hold convict labor more valuable than free lahor. The Board yesterday elected pr. F. H. Rankin of wetumpka. resident phy- sician for the Walls, the State prison at Wetumpka- The general hospital Tor the entire convict system is located af the Walls The sick and the broker down from all the convict mines and lumber camps of the State are brought to the Walls for treatment in the con'
 vict hospital.
 The establishment of this hospital and the installation of the system which prevails there.S was given par ticular attention by Dr. Bragg when ne was Physician Inspector of Conyicts. He Ssvotad eapeciaf care to the treatment of cony,cts suffering from tuberculosis
 They are kept isolated and given spe@ cfal treatment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
coNsoLIDATIoN OF CITIES.
AIIeEheny-Pittsburg Controversy Gs
 RefOre Supreme Court

AIIeEheny-Pittsbu Controversy Gets
 Before Supreme Court
 Washington, March 19.-Justice Moody, of the Supreme Court Of the United States, today allowed a writ of error bringing to the court the case involving the consolidation of the cities of Pittsburg and Allegheny, Pa
 The suit was originally brought by the city of Allegheny to set aside the consolidation. The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania decided the case in favor of Pittsburg. whereupon the people of Allegheny presented the matter 10 Jus lice Moody with a request that he or der the case brought to the Federal Supreme Court. which was done by to- aAgiH astAAa-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
NEWS OF MARIANNA.
Judge McKInnon Will Prosecute Re-
 demptiOn Company.


 Marianna, Fla, March i9.-fSpecial) Judge J. c. McKinnon of Marianne has just retured from Atlanta, where he has been to look after his interests In the Georgia Redemption and Loan Company. which is now in the hands of a receiver.
 few years ago an agent of this company came through here selling contracts for the company, offering to redeem in a few years at large proiit to the purchaser. About $5,200 worth of contracts were purchased here, of which Judge McKinnon took $2,200. He also represented the other holders of contracts here. The matter is still unsettled, but Judge McKinnon ex- pects to push 1t to a final settlement as early as possible.
 While in Atlanta he secured a war rant for the Secretary and Treasurer, M. M. Turner. who is an ex-Councilman of Atlanta, and who Is now under $2,000
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
MAXWELL IS l SUSPENDED Could Not Agree to Salary Terms. REFUSED TO SIGN CONTRACT Demanded Increase in Salary From
 SITS to $250 a Month.
 Management offered Him s4oo Per
 Month, But This Was Not satis- factory to Star Pitcher | from Texarkana. a .l
REFUSED TO SIGN CONTRACT

Bert Maxwell was indefinitely sus-
 pended by Manager Malarky yester-
 day morning.
 The. unfortunate affair--unfortunate
 for the interests of the pitcher--is the
 continuation of disagreement be-
 tween himself and the local manage
 ment as to salary, Maxwell asking for
 terms that the management considered unreasonable.
 MaxweIfs contract was sent him some weeks ago, but he failed to sign
 the paper; week or so ag0 ne re- to sign the contract. Last week was the limit of time that Malarky fixed
 to walt for him to sign. but al. Max
 week Monday he had an unsatisfac-i tory talk with Maxwell, and yesterday
 morning when Maxwell sttn refused to were acceded to, Malarky thought he had wasted enough time over the case and the indefinite suspension followed. Amerine of the Montgomery club bought Maxwell from the Mobile club of the Cotton States League. The Texarkana boy had pitched briliiant star pitchers. He pitched some sem satfonal ball for Montgomery, but his
 arm failed him after the Birmingham Pittsburg drafted the youngster and wanted him to report in December It was only a month then until the close | of the Southern League season, and some time before the finish of the Ma tfonal race. Maxwell was then getting SITS a month from the Montgomery Club. 6gt gt was added to his payroll on the last pay day. The Pfttsburg people then agreed to give him $500 a month. He membered, did not make as good a
 showing as Fred Clark thought he should.
 raise in salary. Malarky raised 1t s25, making $200 a month that he was to receive during the coming year. but and a contract that if he was sold, he
 was to receive one-haif of the money
 paid for him.
 This MaIarky refused to grant and
 did, the crisis came. Just what Max well will do Is not known. He had not left the city last night, though the
 agement that they would not pay his board after last night. By the suspension, Maxwell Is tied hand and foot. He is still the property | of the local club and cannot play iii any organized minor league in the Uni | ted States. Clark Griffith was very anxious to get the pitcher some weeks | ago, but whether he wants him now ol | not remains to be seen.
 Malarky said yesterday that he wa, ! pretty certain to get Sessions now. 1 T have only been waiting on thi,
 Maxwell case" said the local manager
 and now that that is settled 1t will
 only be q question of time before Ses sions will be in Montgomery"
 l Sessions, it will be remembered, be l longs to Montgomery. He was bough last year but refused to come Soutl 1 and this year when another deal wa
 made he virtually agreed to come \ Anyway he cannot nlay anywhere else ! nliou Matlnee Todar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
A TRI-sTATE LrAGuE.
Huntsville People Making an Effort To
 Get En.

Huntsville, March 19-CSpecial,)-- Frank Moffett. who Is organizing a base ball league to take the place of the old Fri State League. has written the promoters of the Huntsville Asso- citation that the fate of the enterprise depends on the action of Huntsville.
 The matter has, been taken up here by some of the leading deyotees of the sport, and if enough season tickets can be sold to guarantee expenses good team will be secured and Huntsville will join the league.
 Moffet's projected circuit includes Knoxville, Chattanooga, Rome. Gads- den. Anniston and Huntsville. and pos stblv Decatur and Sheffield If they care to enter. This league would bc strong one and the longest jump would be from Knoxville to Chattanooga
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
Tmo Cnser of Larceny.

In Police Court this morning white man and negro answered to war rants charging them with larceny. The white man, G. w. Mason, was charg- ed with having stolen a pair of gold eve glasses from a Mrs. Tucker near the Cawthon Cotton Mills. This theft Is said to have been committed while Mason was drunk and there was war rant against him for t5at offense also
 Both of ths cases weItg proven against
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20

him and for being drunk he was fined $5 and for the theft S25.
 Tom Glover. the negro, walked into the room of Eddie Grant Saturday night while the latter was lying across his bed asleep. Glover could not re- eist the temptation and went through Grants pockets In one of them he found a purse which contained $T.50. This he took and quickly spent in a midnight orgy. The case was proven against him and he also was fined $2S or fifty days on the streets.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
Bijou Matinee Today, GA Child of the Regiment 2
WOUNDED HIS FATHER

Boy shoots Parent for Deception About
 Mothers Identity.
 St. Louis, March 19.-Dr. Julius H |. Weisenburg. a we'll known physician, is lying in serious condition at St. An thony's Hospital as the result of being shot four times last night by his son, Oscar, aged IS years.
 The boy is under arrest. He said he had only recently learned that his own mother died at his birth and the present wife of pr. Weinsburg is his step mother. This caused estrange- ment and culminated In the shooting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
win Give n Barbecue.

At a recent meeting Of the local lodge of the International Barkeepers' Union. it was decided by the members to give their third annual barbecue for the benefit of their friends. The two previous barbecues given by the local lodge has proven must enjoyable affairs and have been largely attended. The barbecue this spring will be given on Monday, May 5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
Ba1osn Matinee Today, aA Child of the Regiment"
scorrTsH RITE MAsoNs.
Degrees to Be Conferred on Many Can Anfea To-day.

dates Today.
 The Scottish Rite Masons of Ala hama will gather in Montgomery to- day to begin the work of comforting degrees It is expected there will be a large class of applicants for the de- lew Lazarus and J D. Matlock of Birmingham, and William F.. Aldrich are expected to be present Mir Ald- rich win assist in conferring some of the degrees.
 temple today at i o'clock. after which the work of conferring the degrees will commence The work will be conclud- ed this evening. when possibly ban ouet will be given.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
All TechnIcal Evidence.

Chicago. March 19.-The trial of the standard Oll Company today was given over to the same technical evidence as was presented yesterday. Many way bills were introduced for Identification with the object of proving that cars of oil were shipped from Whiting to st. Louis. J. R. Hockett, of the car record department of the Chicago and Alton Railroad, was on the stand.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20

PhiI1Ies Win in Savannah. Savannah. March 1s.-Philadelphla Nationals, 5; Savannah s. A. L. I.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
soclnI and Personal

Miss Kate osler of Columbiana passed through the city on her way to Gastonburg to visit the family of MT. R. J. Gould.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20

Atlnnta's Narrow Escape. Atlanta, March 1S. Southern, g; Ma con s. A. L., s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20

Simon Davidson has returned from Montgomery, where he has been visit ing his sister.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20

Mir Emanuel Marks of New York Is in the city visiting his mother, Mrs S. Marks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
and Mrs. Foilx walker on First Street.

Mrs. Nathan Kahn was hostess this afternoon for the members of the Tuesday Card Club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20

Mrs. M L. Worrell and little son have returned home after spending few days out of the city with friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20

Mir. Pitner and little daughter. Nell. of Rome, Ga. are the guesss of ME
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20

MT. Holtz of Meridian is spending to- day here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
cn,ne In Macon

Macon, Ga, March 19. --Cleveland Americans. IS; Mercer University, O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20

Mir. and Mrs Louis Moore and their little son, Louis, have returned to their home near Summerheld- after visiting relatives heroa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20

Bijou Matinee Todays @A ChiId of the Regiment" !"
The Winslow mail., 1907-03-09
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The Winslow mail., 1907-03-09

before the Board, on motion,
adjourned sine die.
]. SHUMWAY,
Attest: Chairman.
A. F. MCALLIsTER,
Clerk.