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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
TIE WITH GULFPoRT
SOUTHERN LEAGUERs ARE AGAIN E GIVEN SURPRISE.
MontEomery Worked Four Pitchers And Apparently Had Game Easy Sam Apperfous Hit Ball
 Hard And Often.

Gulfport. Miss, March 2T--(Special) Before 500 enthusiastic admirers the Gulf th Port Cotton States team played a standstill for ten innings. The game was rather slow exhibition but on account of the closeness of the score
 Montgomery used four slab men while Gulfport only worked two Montgomery Nc outhit the locals but with swats were not badly punched.
 The features of the game were the home run of Agperious; the pitching only one run in six Innings and the steady clock-like work of Reilly for the locals at shortstop.
 In the second Apperious, the first man. up, put the lemon to Bryant by pasting a nice one over the left field fence In the third Montgomery SCOT the Reilly to .Gllks route. Connors hit to left field for two bases and SCOT ed on Apperious' line drive for a cou- pie of sacks. McCann famed leaving Apperfous on second.
 Three runs were snnesed by Mont. gtehd a the ba fGusth ad ssga psrg sss hit on the hit of Nye through third base and left field. Leslie scored on the hit of Anderson but was caught trying Gulfport started things in this i'm ning. Stickney drew four bad ones and stole second. Reilly landed at first
 
 struck out. Stickney copping the third sack and later scoring on the throw in of Murchs fly to center field. Gilks side. x" '"' 'o ie'' re'irihs the
 Gulfport added four in the seventh and tied the score. Mattick hit nice struck madly at three. Krebs sent a long one to center. Apperious mak- ing a nice catch Ryan took first on the wild throw of his skinner to ball With three men on bases, Reilly placed a two base hit between center and left. scoring Mattick and Ryan. Stickney advanced to third and scored base but Murch retired the side with a fly to first. The eighth was good for one for Montgomery. Connors reached first on Murchs error. Ap- showed bit weak. Ryan. Gilkes and Mattix doing a little Alphonso Gaston stunt which allowed Corners to take third. McCann's hit to rightheld. on GIIke's error. Nye bunted to Ryan, who threw McCann out at the plate. Leslie took three punches. Gulfport took advantage of what was got a hit through short stop; Ryan sacrificed: Stickney hit to centerfield; and Reilly to shortstop, scoring Krebs. Manusch sent a high one to rightfield. Nellnsr couiu uo auytnihs, m tlS tehlH and the game was called on account of darkness
 The lineup:
 Montgomery-Houtz. If. Sweeny. ss; Corners, 3b: Apperious, of; McCann. If: Perry. 2b; Nye. h. and If; Ander- son. 1b; Leslie. c: Walker, Walsh, Malarky, Maxwell. pitchers.
 Gulfport--Stickney. If; Reilly, ss; Manusch. If; Murch, 3b Gilkes, 1b; Mattick, 2b: Mortensen, Of; Krebs, c; Bryant, Ryan, pitchers.
 Montgomery oil 300 o1o O-s 10 5 Gulfport ..... 900 100 401 0--6 ' 5
 Batteries Montgomery. Walker,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
THE RACES
At the Fair Cronnds.

New orleans, La, March 27-Maz- onia backed down from 50 to l to thir- ty to one. won the third rage at the race at 4 1-2 furlongs for two year
 Weather clear; track fast. Sum
 First race. furlongs; Lidwina. 1o4, Gloydl, IS to 5; won; Brilliadnt 5rndhd craL; LII; Plume. (W. R. Walkerl, 100 to l, third. Time 1:I4 3-5. Joe Davis, Noel, Joe Fallert, Montelimar, Amador, King Brush, Stella Richburg, Natwood, also
 Second race, four and half furlongs-- Rebel Queen sSs tFarTow1; lp 10 j. second; Dew of Dawn. 100. (W. R. Wal ker), 19 to g. third. Time 54:3-5. Bit ter Gold. Blue Lee. Coincident, Geneva g.. Moore Johnson, Embay' Ben Walms- Mazonia. 1o5. @. Bookerl. 30 to l, won; third. Time 1:14 3-5. Buckingham Babe B 2Gk Abrams GranditH TT hi.maPe hn
 Fourth race, five furlongs-x- Robin Hood. 1O5, c. Lee), 16 to 5. won; From Rusf, iS, 10S.' iSS' (Biiac0 $ to 5, third. Time 1:OO Ace High, Sir Mincemeat, Our Anna Fancy Dress, Baby F., x-John Smilski also ran.
 Fifth race, mile and sixteenth--Cut- ter 105, (J. Lee). 3 to 5, won; Ances- trian, i10 Lloyd. to 1 second; For Time i47 $-5 Lady Fonse and Light Note, also ran.
 Sixth race, seven furlongs-Morales no. Somona. 1 to 4 won; Royal Breeze, 110, Gowe). to 1, second; Bitter Miss, 105, (J. Lee) 25 to 1 third. Time 1:27 3-5. (No also rans given)
 yards, selling-Dapple Gold. 116, (J. 1Bilac5, II to 5, second; Abujre 1O4 (Pickens), IT to l, third. Time I:45 1-5. Orient, Dell strome, Horse Rad
 Entries for Today.
 First race, six furlongs, selling Benevole. 97; Jack O'Malley, 99; Mary Buchanan. Kate Sperry. Miss Parker, Monis, 11&; Cardan, Syntax, III; Rena P. 119; Grey Plume, 121; Estra Palma.
 Second race. five and half furlongs, seIling-Lucy Marie. Odd Trick, Royal River, Dinemock, Decklaw, 100; Duch- ess of Montebello Attention, 105; Sag apanak, Plaud, 1O7; Zick Abrams. 109; Paragon, no; Schroeder's Midway, 112;
 Third race. four and a half furlongs, Convenient, Dick Rose. Ruby Wick, Finesse I02; Bitter Man, Brawney Lad 105; Luke Foster. 1o7; Lady Car OiIr Fourth race, mile and seventy yards, purse-Gold Circle, S9; Chamblet. 92; Aberon. St Joe, 102; Quinn Brady. 1O5 North Wind McIlvain' Envoy uFh Fifth race race, six furlongs. selling Sterling Pepper, Lucy Young, ST; In- vincible. telescope, se; Donna, 100;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
HERMANN TRIAL.
Clerk of General Land office Cros
 Examined.

Clerk of General Land office Cross
 Examined.
 Washington. March 27--william A. Walk. clerk in the general land of- flee was cross examined In the Herr mann trial today. He admitted that he had been in the employ of John A. Benson, now one of the defendants in the Hyde Benson Diamond land fraud cases from 1897 to 1903.
 During this time Walk received all that was due him. The agreement was that Walk was to receive ten cents an ion in which Walk was then special ex- aminer, was taken into the combina- ton at the outset but misunderstand- ing soon rose between Walk and liar Ian regarding the compensation they were receiving from Benson and Walk said that he continued in the employ of Benson but did not know whether Harlan did so or not.
 The last payment Walk received, he said. was given him by Benson in a ball room in the new Willard Hotel in this city in 1903. He said he made this arrangement with Benson under direc- tion of United States Attorney Burns in order to trap Benson and carried out his part under great protest"
 The anonymous letter introduced fin evidence yesterday and objected to by attorney Warrington was admitted today, MT. Worthington withdrawing the objection. The object of the letter. according to the prosecution is to show that Hermann knew of the Hyde-Ben- son operations in 1900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
BILLIE 5. IS WINNER
FIRST RAGING MATINEE IS A sUC-
 CEsSFUL ONE.
Only One Race, Half Mile Pace With Three Local Entries, Is Run and Won In Two Straight
 HeatH.

Considering the circumstances. the first matinee races of the season in
 Montgomery. was great success. Only
 one race was put on. a pacing affair
 between Katy wilks. mare belonging
 to A Wiike. Martin, horse belongins
 to Reese Martin. and Billie S.. geld
 ing belonging to W. S. Weber The
 latter won in straight heats. with Katy Wilke second and Martin third. The race was half mile heats. two
 fin three, w, N. Cox getting them of
 as judges and timers were Messrs. Co., berg, Galloway and Martin. Katy Wilks, driven py her owner,
 drew the pole for the first heat. with Billie S., getting second place and Mar tin in third position.
 The pace was pretty lively at the
 jump. Katy wilks and Billie S, light
 es m out n s o ns Msrn enarss sten whsh Ss Toole. went up in the air before the quarter was reached and was out of It for good. After passing the quarter. way down the stretch. Mir. Weber not having to urge him at all, while Katy Wilks got the whip all the way to the wire.
 The second heat started or slower than the first. the quarter being two
 Martin broke so badly before the quar-
 not even attempt to make finish ana if the race had been held under strict
 rules he would have been distanced At the quarter Billie s., again nov
 ed away from Katy Wilks and finish
 ed without being extended in 1:07 1-2. a second and half faster than the first
 heat. with Katy Wilks again being driven out pretty hard This gave Billie S., the race.
 Considering the fact that the strike
 of the street car people prevented any
 body from going out who did not have
 a conveyance. the crowd was better than expected. It is hoped that by the
 Rext matinee everything will be in good shape.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
SHUT OUT POsTALs.
Bernie McCay's Team Made Good
 Finish.

Mobile. March 27-(special )-In the last of the two exhibition games play ed between the New Orleans Postal Telegraph team and the local Cotton States aggregation, Bernie McCays Brigade defeated the visitors this af- ternoon in a game marked by fierce hitting on the part of the locals by a score of II to o.
 Cook who did the pitching for the visitors, was batted almost at will giving about fifteen hits during eight innings. The pitching of Molly and Welch for the locals was the feature of the game; the visitors securing only three hits in full nine innings.
 The work of Breyette. the man who Is to play short stop regularly for the local team. was also phenomenal, the short fielder securing four singles and a double out of five times at the bat The runs for the locals came in the third, the fourth. the sixth and the eighth inning.
 Manager McCay expects to give the Montgomery Southern League team the fight of their lives when they invade his home lot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Among the Minor Leagues

Pitcher Graham, who helped to wi the Central League pennant for Gran Rapids last year, will pitch this sea son for Shreveport. La.
 The veteran catcher, Heine Spies will again do the backstop work fo l Los Angeles.
 vicksburg is the only city in th' l Cotton States League where Sunda! ball can be played this season. According to the schedule of the new | Northwestern League, each series O. 1 games is to cover one week. I The name of the Southern Michigan League has been changed to the Mich. igan State League. Duluth wanted a berth in the Wis. consin State League this year, but was turned down.
 Three former South Atlantic League League this year. They are Charlie Shaffer of Richmond, Jack Grim of Lynchburg and Bob Fender of Nor folk.
 The squabble in San Antonio over the baseball park has been settled and the fans are happy
 Manager McKinnon of the Allentown club in the Atlantic League says he has signed Larry Hesterfer of the To- ronto Eastern League team.
 Charley Dexter, the veteran catcher. has signed with the WilIiamsport cluh in the Tri-state League ~
 At the present time 1t looks as though the Western League will not be able to add either Topeka or Wichita Of cult.
 The salary limit of the new Gulf Coast League has been placed at SS50 per month, exclusive of the managers s stipend.
 President Charles Morton of the Ohio and Pennsylvania League has taken charge of the Youngstown team and vii hold the position until a new com pany Is organized.
 The Pacific Coast League will start the season with only four clubs. Los Angeles, Portland, Oakland and San psrters of the game but the P. c. l.. really needs two more clubs to become well balanced organization.
 ond Jack Sot Menefee o9 is getting together team in the P. o. M. League.
 What great State Pennsylvania Is for baseball. With representative clubs in the National, American, Tri- State, Ohio and Pennsylvania, Ohio. Pennsylvania and Maryland, New York State Interstate. Western Pennsylya- mia and a number of smaller leagues you will have to think a bit to beat the old Keystone State.
 Pitchers Adkins and Burchell, the two veteran Orioles" will again do slab work for the Baltimore club this season.
 John T. Powers, ex-President of the Wisconsin League. is organizing a Col orado State League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
MRS. sCHEuER DEAD.
EstimabIe Woman of Eufaula Passes
 Away.

Eufaula, March 27.-(Specia1.) )-Mrs. A. Scheuer, aged 7S years, died this evening at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Morris Berringer.
 She had been sick only a short time. She will be buried in the Jewish cem- etery here Friday afternoon. She leaves a husband. A. Scheuer of Eu- faula, and four sons, Bert Scheuer of New York. Nathan, Nose and Harry Scheuer of Eufaula, and one daughter. Mrs. M. M. Berringer of EufauIa, and a large number of grandchildren
 A year ago Mrs. Scheuer and her husband celebrated their golden wed- ding and every child born in the entire family was present at the golden wed- ding
 This evening records the first death in a large family during a period of fifty-one years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
DENY DISCRIMINATION.
Smith and Finley Turn Down the Gin.
 cinnati Petition.

smith and Finley Turn Down the Cin-
 cinnati Petition.
 Cincinnati, March 27.-The petition of the Cincinnati shippers to the Queen and Crescent and Louisville and Nash vile Railroads for a revision of rates that would remove alleged discrimina- tions in rates has been definitely re- fused by both lines, according to re- ports published here today.
 Presidents w. W. Finley and Milton Smith. in their answers, deny that dis criminations exist. and. in nine-p document, set forth the reasons and arguments which govern their action.
 The original petition was filed by the Cincinnati receivers and Shippers As- sociation, whose officers in November met the railroad officials, presenting elaborate arguments setting forth the alleged determinations in freight rates on traffic from Cincinnati to the South and Southeast as compared with rates on similar traffic from Richmond, Va. New York and other Eastern points to common points in the South
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
ROOSEVELT MAY SPEAK.
Will Attend Arbitration Banquet fl
 Possible

 Washington. March 27.--"I will come If I can," was President Roose- velt's reply to an invitation extended to him today by a committee of the national arbitration peace congress. who asked him to attend the public dinner to be given in New York by the Congress on "Wednesday evening April IT..
 The committee included Andrew Car- negie. the president of the congressi Judge David J. Brewer of the Su- preme Court of the United States: John w. Foster, former secretary of State: Judge George 0. Holt of New York; Prof. Samuel Dutton, of Columbia University and Robert Erskine Ely, secretary of the executive committee of the congress.
 The committee remained for some time with the president who express- ed great interest in the movement
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
GAS WELL ON FIRE.
Tremendous Flow of Flames Show
 no SiEns of StOpninr


 no Signs of Stopping
 Sapulpa, I. T.. March 27.-The gas well two miles east of here that caught fire Saturday is still burning fiercely. After fourteen days of work the well was capped, but the great vol ume of gas found another way through the crevices and for half a mile 1t spread open the earth.
 At one place a hole three feet wide and twenty feet long was torn. Then the escaping gas caught fire and has been burning over since. At one place a sheet of flame twenty feet long and fifteen feet high Is blazing. Tons of rock and shale were thrown from the cracks and the constant tremble of the earth is frightening the farmers and oil operators in the vicinity of the we'll. Great pools of oil on the creek and in the ravnes also are on fire and there are no signs of abatement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
ROOSEVELT WILL SPEAK.

To Dedicate Monument to Rough
 Rider Regiment.
 Washington, March 27-President Roosevelt has promised to make an ad- dress at the dedication of the statue to the memory of the Rough Riders to be erected at Arlington National Gem etery on the afternoon of April 12.
 The corner stone of the monument was laid today and in it was placed a brass box containing President Roosevelt's history of the Rough Rid CTS. a United States flag and silver coins of 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
EARLY MORNING FIRE.
Blaze at Home of Lynn Fort Ex
 tInRufahed

Discovery of fire in the kitchen of the residence of Lynn Fort, 9 Alabama Street, at o'clock thls morning. caus- ed an alarm to the Fire Department which extinguished the blaze The origin of the fire could not be learned this morning. The damage was not heavy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
GIANTS WIN CAME.
Met the Philadelphia chsmp,on.

Met the PhiIadelphia Champions Tn
 New Orleans.
 New Orleans. La, March 27.--In their first game together since the worlds championship series of 1905 the New York Nationals and the Philadelphia Americans met here to- day. New York won to 3.
 Philadelphia had a lead If one at the end of the first half of the ninth. New York then got two men on bases and with two out Shannon drove a grounder past the pitchers feet. scoring two runs.
 Score by innings:
 New York .... .... 900 200 002-4 0 Philadelphia . .. 900 100 0il-S g 2 Batteries -McGinnity, Ames, and Rresnahan; Coombs and Powers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Sail for Nassau.

San Juan, P. R., March 27.-Secre- tary of the Navy Metcalfe, and the Sem ators accompanying him sailed last night for Nassau on the United States dispatch boat Dolphin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
TIger. pefeat Atlanta.

Atlanta. Ga. March 27--In a batting contest in which both sides tried out seven pitenersi the peIt1u Amerlcans n 5 Atlanta .24o 400 o0o--i0 10 4 Detroit .. :. l02 118 000--13 2
 Batteries--Schopp. Ford, Spade, and Wallace and Smith; Forester. Mullen. Downs, Seever and Payne.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

Raleigh. N C.. March 27.-Lafayette l6; Agricultural and Mechanical Col Iege, 0.
 Charlottesville. Va, March 27.-Buf- falo Eastern League, 4; University of Virginia, 2.
 :, Durham, N C.. March 27.-Trinity, 3; Cornell. 2.
 Norfolk. March 27.-Princeton Uni versity, $; Hampden Sydney School, o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Remain open Good Friday

New York, March 27.-The New York stock exchange will remain open on Good Friday. but will be closed on Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

walsh. Malarky. Maxwell and Leslie: Gulfport: Bryant. Ryan and Krehs. Time. 2:l5. Umpire. Brady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

Visit the Montgomery Theatorfum s4 North Court St. Coolest place in the city. tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
MASONIC NOTICE

Alabama Lodge of Perfection No. l. Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Free masonry.
 The members of this lodge will please meet at 7;30 o'clock this evening for the purpose of transacting important business Visiting brethern invited to attend.
 EMIL J. MEYER, 32 Degree.
 Venerable Master.
 JOHN M. DeCOTTES. 32 Degree, Secretary
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Trinity Trims Cornell.

Durham, N C, March 27.-The second game between Trinity and Cornell was a hard-fought and interesting contest Trinity won the game in the sixth in ming, when Webb made hit over third base, scoring two runs. The score;
 R. H. E. Trinity .......010 OO2 OOO-S 8 ? Cornell . ..... 900 900 O20-2 4 1 Batteries-Lane and Wrenn; Deshon and Gable; Graves and Harlings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
PROBATE NOTICE.

state of Alabama. Montgomery County,
 Probate Court. March 18th, 1901
 Notice is hereby given that Henrietta LA< Roquemore S.,srdian of Katherine Roque- more filed in this court her account and vouchers for a partial settlement and that the Sth day of April has been set Tor said
 Given under my hand. this the 18th day ot "@io'' +'"" J. B. GAsToN.
 tu-st Judge of Probate1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Rrvce in Oftnmn

bFyce m OttaWas Ottawa Ont. March 27.-Hon. James Bryce, British Ambassador at Washing ton. arrived at 1 o'clock today. He. drove directly to the Government house.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
FUNERAL NOTICE.
CENTRAL COUNCIL.

There will be a meeting of the Central Council tonight at o'clock at the Court
 House Important business.
 | W. C. SMITH, JAS. II. HARDAwAY | Secty. President
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Basebau ResuIts.

Columbus, & C.. March 27--PhiladcI- phia National, IA; Columbia South At lanaic, 4.
 Savannah, Ga, March 27.-Brooklyn National, 6; Savannah South Atlantic. 3.
 Macon, Ga, March 27.-Cleveland American. "A Macon. South Atlantic. 2.--Ten innings
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

At the present time 1t looks as though the Western League will not be of the Western Association, to its cir. cult.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

The salary limit of the new Gulf Coast League has been placed at SS50 per month. exclusive of the managers s stipend.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

Charley Dexter. the veteran catcher. has signed with the Williamsport club in the Tri-State League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

President Charles Morton of the Ohio and Pennsylvania League has taken charge of the Youngstown team and vii hold the position until a new com pany is organized.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

Manager McKinnon of the Allentown club in the Atlantic League says he has signed Larry Hesterfer of the To- ronto Eastern League team,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

Scotch Danee, Master Prim. conjurer.
 Sixth race, six furlongs, selling Masker, Sister Polly, Moiiie Ball, iO2; Fieldwick. 104; Allonby 1O7; Edith shield, no; Arby Van, Knight of Rhodes, Exalted, 121.
 Seventh race, mile and sixteenth, selling-Grace Larsen 94; Pinsticker, Kaiserhoff, 100; Delmore, Ferroniere, 102; Lemon Girl. 104; Mary Morris, 105 Airship, no; Bill Carter, 112; Rebound CT, IA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

The squabble in San Antonio over the baseball park has been settled and the fans are happy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

Three former South Atlantic League managers are in the Virginia State League this year. They are Charlie Shaffer of Richmond, Jack Grim of Lynchburg and Bob Fender of Nor folk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

According to the schedule of the new Northwestern League, each series of games is to cover one week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

The name of the Southern Michigan League has been changed to the Mich igan State League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

Vicksburg is the only city in the Cotton States League where Sunday ball can be played this season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

Pitcher Graham, who helped to win the Central League pennant for Grand Rapids last year, will pitch this sea- son for Shreveport. La.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

The veteran catcher, Heine Spies, will again do the backstop work for Los Angeles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

Duluth wanted a berth in the Wis cconsin State League this year, but was turned down.
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