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Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
DOUGLAS PERSONAL.

J. H. Hurst, who has been visiting at his home in this city for some time. returned to his mine south of Nogales yesterday.
 The members of the ". c. T. U. will hold a meeting Friday afternoon at 2:30 D. m. in the Baptist church, at
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
Go To Texas.

R. NJ Alexander, who has been em- ployed by the Copper Queen Company as a miner for the past five or six years, today left with his family for Texas, where he has purchased a farm, and will reside there in the fu- ture. MT. and Mrs. Alexander leave many friends who regret their de parture
 ". A. Hansen and family today left for Uvalde, Texas, where they will make their future home
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
COCHISE COUNTY

Hant ranch in the Sulphur Springs valley.
 c. l.. Davidson returned this after noon from the Millionaire" ranch, after an absence of several days.
 Charles Foster of Cananea is visit ing Lowell friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
ALLEGED THIEF
 IS ARRESTED
Quick Work of Deputy Sheriff George Humm-Captured
 After Hours Hunt,
Lowell. ArIz.. April 8. leOS.

IOHcH, AEtL-, Apfl v, 15Oo.
 One hour after the officers were no- tined of the theft of s290, the alleged thief was in the clutches of the law. This quick work was done by George Humm, deputy sheriff, who arrested Glenn Flippins for stealing the above sum from William sheppard during the night.
 The viedm of the theft had received an amount considerably over the sum stolen from him, from the government a few days ago. representing his back pension money. He had prepared to leave for his old home in the north this, morning. but the theft of his money prevented him from doing so.
 Last evening Sheppard had been drinking considerably, and Flippins took him to his room in the Junction house in the Johnson addition to spend the remainder of the night. This morning Sheppard woke up minus his money, also his companion. This caused him to suspicion Flippins, and Sae notified the officers, with the above result
 Flippins deposited s200 in Bisbee bank this morning, which in itself caused suspicion. as he is a miner employed at the Lowell mine, and will not get paid until Monday next. He also paid several bills which he owed, and flashed" a roll of bills. He stated that he had drawn his time and was going back home. telling about the same story as Sheppard had been telling his friends the day before.
 He was brought before Justice Grier this afternoon and entered g plea of not guilty. and his bond was fixed al $1,000, which he was unable to fur nish. and was locked up to await trial
 Had the deputy sheriff not been so quick, the prisoner would possibly have left town.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
Personals.

James Sturgis came up from Cana nea this afternoon.
 Charles Munroe has returned from the valley.
 Kurt vom Staufen returned this afternoon from Cananea, where he has been for the past week.
 James E. Brophy spent today at the
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
Dies at Tucson.

Word has been received here of the death of Alex. Weir. which occurred at Tucson several days ago. The de ceased was 8 years of age and had lived in Lowell for several years, and was well known in both this place and Bisbee He was a native of Can ada. He leaves his step-mother, Mrs. Maria Mcdonald of Bakerville, and a sister and brother to mourn his loss.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
Visit New School.

The school board visited the new school under construction at Warren thfs afternoon They found every thing to be in first-class shape. The school will be one of the finest buiId- ings for the purpose in the territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
Repuolicsns Meet.

The Republican delegates to the Bisbee convention Saturday, met in Justice Grier's office this evening to select 8 chairman and also to choose delegates to the Tucson convention. W. E. Mckee was chosen chairman of the delegation to the Bisbee conyen- tion. Resolutions were adopted in structing the delegates to vote for Col L. W. Powell for delegate to the Chicago convention until he was elected" They were also instruted to vote against instructions for the delegates to the Chicago convention The delegates chosen to attend the Tucson convention were w. E. Nc Kee, Dr. E. S. Godfrey and Frank Ju- Tiff
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
Do Not Trile
 With a Cold
Chamberlain's s Cough Remedy

1t is fayorite with many mothers and never disappoirts them. Ie contains no opium or other narcotic and may be given wsth implicit confidence.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
Group

When a child wakes up in the middle of tn night with severe attack of croup as fire quently happens. DO time should be lost Ii experimenting with remedies of doubtfu value. Prompt actioo is ofteE necessary {. save life.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
Coughs. Colds and Group

than Chanberlain's Cough Remedy. In many homes it is relied upon as i'm plicitly as the family physician. It con- tains 10 opium or other narcotic, and may be given as confidently to a baby as to an adult. Prica 25c. large siza bO
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
Chamberlain's s Cough Remedy

has never been known to fail in any case ana it has bee1 in use for over one-third of a cen tury, There is none better. It can be de pended upon. Why experiment. ltispleasan 70 take and contains no harmful drug Price 20 centsi large slzs. 50 cents.
 6isBEE DRUG co. elsb.e Nseo zn-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
SHOOT FOR TROPHY
COUNTRY CLUB MEMBERS ENLTyEN
 TRAP-sH0OTING.
High Mark Scored by John HI. Wallace, .xr.. in Weekly Contest When 4S Birds Fell Dead Out of
 Possible Fifty.

Interest In shooting at the Country Club has been steadily grow ing since the installation several weeks ago of set of traps. number of prac- tice shoots having been held by en- thusiastic sportsmen of the, club. Ad- ditional impetus has been given to this feature of the club by the presentation to the organization of the E. R. Holt trophy handsome watch fob which is to he awarded to that contestant who shall be most successful in seven races of fifty targets each. MT. Holt, the donor. Is the trade representative ef A well known cartridge cotnpany,
 The first of the competitive sheQts was held yesterday aftefnoon at the club grounds, thirteen members of the club participating. The feature of the competition was the remarkable shoot- ing of John H. Wallace. Jr., whe led the field with forty-eight kills put of a possible fifty. MT. Wallace broke the last twenty-five cIays straight, missing two of the first twenty-five shots.
 Mir. Holt, shooting in compliment to the club, duplicated the feat of MT. Wallace The fact that MT. Holt, a professional of considerable reputation, could not better the score of Mr Wall lace Is complimentary to the skill of the latter.
 There were many spectators. among them many women, who took great in- tsrest in the competition.
 It is expected tiiAt the number of the contestants for the Holt trophy will increase as the shoots progress and spirited competition for the beautiful emblem offered is anticipated. The next shoot will be held Saturday. Au- gust 22.
 The scores made yesterday were: .irhn W. Wallace, Jr., 4S; D. R. Holt 4s; J. J. Flowers. 43; Will Westeott. 60; E. B. Joseph, 3s; George Peagler, 3S; J. H. Foster. 35; S. A. Tyson. 34; Ed. Watts. s3; pr. Laslie. S1: Dr. Sel- lers, 30; Fillmore Higgins 23; Joseph Holt. Is; Frank Noble, 14.
 Following are the conditions under which the shoots for the trophy will be
 First~rhis contest shall be open to all members of the Country Club of Montgomery, who shall qualify by shooting not later than August 22. 1908. at a regular weekly shoot.
 Second-Each contestant shall shoot in seven races of fifty targets each.
 Third-In the event a contestant falls to shoot at a regular shoot he can fire at 100 targets at the next reg ular weekly shoot and his score shall be duly recorded in events of fifty tar gets member missing more than one shoot unless unavoldably prevent ed from participating, which excuse shall be passed upon by the trap-sho oot- ing committee. shall be barred from further competing for the trophy.
 Fourth--Shoots hereafter shall be held every Saturday afternoon and shall be known as regular weekly shoots
 ETifth-The member breaking. the highest number of targets out of $50 shot at shall be awarded tho E. R. Holt championship trophy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15

Thomas or Guese today. Play 1t safe and back to 800 for ours.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15

PRACTICAL PLUMBER
 ALL WORK GUARANTEED do the best; trial order will convince Phone sSsl. HIS N. Perry St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
MARIoN JUNCTION wINs
Takes Series From Hitherto InvinelbIo

4AAGa 0EAaEa R &UAAA &AAt4CEtO AAFAMGA0&G
 Team From Jones.
 Marion Junction, Aug. 14--(SpeciaI.) Marion Junction and that invincibls team from Jones played three games on the Marion Junction diamond, playing two yesterday and one today. The games were all good and fast. the two first going to the home team by the scores of 6 to ? and to 8, in regula- ton time. The last score was to ] z in favor of Marion Junction. The first game was handled by Schuessler, who allowed but two hits. striking out seV- enteen men. The second game was pitched by Flowers, who, as on the day before, had everything.
 The features of today's game was the long running catch by Goode on third. who made one of the most sensational plays ever pulled off on this diamond HowEe at short played a star game. squeezing the winning run.
 Today's game was handled by Schuessler, who pitched as he has aI- ways done. Catcher Betts was in fine form. not allowing a man to steal base. and getting three hits out of four dimes ID. The series closes the season at Marion Junction.
 Batteries first game. Marion Juncr- Ion, Schuessler and Betts; Jones: Jones and Adatr; second game, Flowers and Betts; Jones and Adair: third game, schuessler and Betts; Reed and Heeley Umpire Brice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
SECRETARY C0LSjON
 EXPLAINS MATTERS

Mobile. Aug, 14-(Special)-In ex- planation of the sudden shutting off of from the base ball park to those wha had boards on which the result of the game was scheduled by innings, Secre- Club said this morning that this was in accordance with the rule of the Southern League. The blame, if any, he stated. should not attach to him, but ments made.
 MT. Colsson further stated that the contract between the afternoon papers they were permitted to put in private telephones, were signed only with the understanding that the score should not be posted on boards until the end of the game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
LITTLE ROCK WINS
THE SEA GULLs DROP FEATURE
 LESS GAME.
The Game Waa Slow And Interrupted With Frequent Squabbles-- SenfelI Had to Retire on
 Account of Accident.

Mobile, Aug. 14-(Special)-Fans looking for features in today's game between the Sea Gulls and the Travel CTS. the second of the present series. could find 1t only in the slowness of the game, some squRbbles that delayed 1t to an untimely hour, and few such things as sore hands or, other slight indispositions. these latter being chief ly confined to the home team.
 Sentell. the snappy short stop, from whom much is expected, was obliged to retire from the game in the third inning because d hot grounder played havoc with his already injured mitts. Garvtn was sent to take his place, Massing went behind the bat, and Fisher to right field. The run getting occurred in the second fifth and seventh innings, Little Rock scoring in the first two instances, and Mobile managing to save a shut out when Con nors dropped Griffin's return of Sabrie's Rrounder. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
Alex Rice Everything Worn by Man or Boy
Big Track Athletic Meet
 To HaUe Day in State Fair

10 the winner of each event will be given gold medal, ta the man who finishes second a silver medal, and to the third bronze medal. The insti- tuition whose representatives score the greatest number of points will be pres sented with silver cup.
 The events scheduled are: 100-yard dash, 220-yard dash 220-yard hurdle. Se0-yard run, one-mile run running high jump: running broad jump pole vault and sixteem-pound snot pat. In addition there will be a quarter mile relay race, four men to the team. This last event will be one of the most interesting of the meet.
 Entries for the meet will not be cons sfdered after October 10, and must be accompanied by an entrance feet of 50 cents Douglass Mcqueen, secetary of the Athletic Committee. will receive all communications
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15

For the first time in its history Mont gomery wtli have the opportunity to witness that branch of sport termed track athletics, the occasion being the State athletic meet which will be held during the fair eel lebrations, October 20. af Vandiyer Park. Even among the colleges of the State little atten- tion has been paid in past years to track athletics and except for the work of such organisations as the Y M. O. As of one or two cities of Alabama 1t has received no attention outside of the colleges.
 The Fair meet is expected to bring in competition against each other the and field events will without doubt offer a novel spectacle to most of those who witness them. only athletes of Alabama whose amateur standing nas received certification will be permitted to enter the meet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
BREAKS ALL RECORDS. John Flanagan Gives An Exhibition 0
 HRuauaasn gElarnnalnnr

Queenstown, Aug. I4-John TIana- gan, Irish-American, while giving an exhibition on Promenade Quay here last night threew the sixteen pound hammer from a nine-foot circle for distance of 1S1 feet. inches.
 This breaks all previous records and particularly the one made by M. B. Me Grathy, New York Athletic Club, at the Gaelic Athletic Meeting held at Me- nagh, August g. McGraIny then thu s,V the hammer a distance of 176 feet Flanagan's previous record was ITS feet. l 3-4 inches.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
ERRORS LOST GAME
MEMPHIS WINS FROM NEW oR-
 LEANS.
RicBxert And Lord Are Directly Rexnon. stbIe For The PeHlcans Defent-
 Babb's Two New Player. Show Tn.

New Orleans, La, Aug, I4-Errors by Riclxert and Lord are directly re- sponsibie for the defeat of the locals Rickert booted Cranston's sinrIa in sixth. allowing Carter to score. Lord allowed Donahue's grounder to slip through his legs giving Donahue an the fence, scoring Donahue. Lirdsay and Carter, Memphis's new players showed up. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
Nfoonshine Cnntured

Huntsville. Aug. l4.-(Special)- Deputy Collector Campbell and Deputy Marshal Arnold captured a twenty-five gallon Illicit dlstillery a few miles west of Waterloo in Lauderdale County yes- terday. There were six fermenters and about ten bushels of mash. No trace of the operators was found.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
A FEW FOUL TIPS
Back. back. back from 300.

BACK. DdCkf DdSh II OiAA .0VVs
 Another ladies day hoodoo-have to fix the blame somewhere.
 Last game of the 1908 season with the Dubg today. Make 1t be three out of four.
 MT. Pope should have MT. Henline incarcerated in a big rock jail
 Pretty fast finish the Crackers made in the second game off Johnny Dngan and by splitting the double header they are again tied with the Climbers for fifth place.
 Persons was unable to get in the game yesterday and Bliss played his garden.
 Thomas or Guese today Play 1t safe and back to 300 for ours.
 Washington hit Frank Smith for twelve in the second game of a dou- ble-header yesterday.
 Connie MaclS's people finally got back at Ruhe Waddell, Plank beating him VestArdaV.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
Ealtorial writer ResIens.

Huntsville Aug. 14.-(Special.)- Percy Blake. for several weeks edito- rial writer and managing editor of The Evening Tribune of this city. has re- signed from the staff of that publiea- ton. Mir. Blake Is a well known news paper man and came here from Nash vile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
On ForgNrv Charre

Huntsville, Aug. l4 l4.-(Special.)-- Thomas and Mira Champion. prominent young men of the Hurricane precinct, are in jail here on charges, of forgery. They are accused of having forged the name of the girls father in procuring a marriage license for the marriage of an upder-aged couple
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15

Summary-Two base hits, Gremin- ger 1: Downey. 2; Larsen 1; Pope. l. Three base hit, Robertaille. Stolen bases. Smith 1 Larsen. 1; Rockenfield 1: Downey. 1; Molesworth. 2; Raub. |, Henline 1. Sacrifice hits. Hopkins. T.; Roberta1Tie. l. Walters. 1; Reagan. |. Double plays. Pope to Greminger |; Larsen to Walters to Douglas l. Base on balls off Robertaille. A. McCamerty g. Struck out. by Robertaille. 3; Mo Cafferty Z. Wild pitches. McCafferty 2. Time of game 1850. Umpire Car penter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
NIncon shuf Ont.

Macon, Aug. 14.-Poor fiieIding by Dietz and Leivings in the eighth inc hing gav. the visitors the only runs of the game. Stowers pitched a great game, striking out twelve men.
 R.H D. Macon. OOO 900 000-0 Jacksonville. 1000 900 020-2 0 Batteries-Stowers and Shea; Goet- tell and Roth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
SCIENTIFIC ANGLING TOURNAMENT.
Feature of Yesterdays Program Was Ac
 rnraf.a rlr-u E1rl naaffna.

curate Dry Fly Casting.
 Chicago. Aug. 14.--The international tour nament of clubs devoted to bait and fly casting. began at Washington Park n this city under the auspices of the National As- sociation of scientific angle clubs. Prizes will be given for distance. but most of the contests are to test the accuracy of the cast.
 feature of program today was a try for accuracy in casting a dry fly. No nrevious competition of the. kind has ever been held in a regular tournament The tournament will conclude tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15

Stolen bases. Cranston. Carter. Rickert. Sacrifice hits, Mil, Dundon. Baerwaid, Cranston to Carey. Struck out, by Fritz, i; by Savidge, 3. Base on balls. off Fritz, o; off Savidge, 1. Left on bases, New Orleans, 9; Memphis, 1. First base on errors, New Orleans, 2; Memphis, ?. Time 1:52. Empires Wheeler and Moran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15

Talladega. Aug. 14.-(Special.)- )--Tal- ladega and Annlston divided honors In a double-header this afternoon; first game to 1 in favor of Anniston; sec ond game. Talladega won by 1 to 0. Tn the second game Harry Roberts of TaI- ladega pitched a ope-hit game
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15

Summary-Stolen bases, Daley. Sac- off Hart, 4 Struck out, by Hart, g.; by KiIlian, 1. Double plays Griffin to PageS to .Connors. Hit by pitcher, Speaker by Killian; McIver, Fisher, Massing, by Hart. Time 1855. Umpire Fitzsimmons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
Results at saratoga.

Saratoga, N. H., Aug. 14.-hlnB James, carrying 116 pounds, easily won the handicap at one mile at sara ao his field and ran the distance in 1;3s flat. which is the fastest mile of the meeting Sir John Johnson and Royal Tourist raced close together untiI tne stretch was reached. Meanwhile, King James, who was four or five lengths behind the leader, saved ground on the turn. came strong under a drive. took the lead and won easily by four lengths. Summary
 half furlongs--Seacliff. 105, (Notter ], ' to 5, won; Blaclxford, 107, (Gilbertl, !, I 10 5, second; Rostrum, 105, (Sweetls 5 to 1, third. Time, l,o1 NE, high Fsi- nh- durate and Mauviette ran. Seaelin and Blaackford coupled; Rostrun and Mailman coupled.
 Second race, selling; mile and an 2. won; Col. White. 9S. (sweetl. 3 to 1. second; Disobedient 9S. (MeCahey). I3 to 5, third. Time 1:54 4-5. Lally and Hold Fast ran. craft. 100 (Sweet), g to 5, won; San guine. 100. (ATcCahey). to 1, second; Deburgo, 104, (Shilling). 70 to ], third {. Time. 1:26 5-5. Fultonville, Adrianas
 Fourth race. handicap. mile-King James. 116. (sh llling). s to 5, won; Royal Tourist. III, (Notter), ? to I. second; Sir John Johnson, se, (sweet). }. 5 to 2, third Time, l;ss. Inferno
 Fifth race. selling; six furlongs- Cheek, 105, (Notter). ? to 1, won. Court Lady. 107, (Shnling) 8 to 5, second; FiG%ln Fima! sileS eS 'S2 2rondsek sS Piame salnS Westmore. Albanl, Helen Harvey and Midahipman Easy also ran.
 Sixth race. ono mtle-Bar None. 1os.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15

(McDanie1), to l, second; Stokes, 109, (Sh illingl, to l, third. Time, l:39 t2-5. Punch also ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
CoIumbIn Winu,

Columbia. s. C., Aug. 14.-After two men were down in the fifth inning of for four singles. which. with an error, netted four runs, enough to win Charleston .. ....O1O Ool 1O0-s 9 2 Columbia. O 900 O4e O0"-4 i
 Batteries-Clancey and Reisinger: TloWers and Cole
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
The Ultimate Test

Charleston News and Courier.
 We can never be fully convinced that Governor Hughes is a good man unttl New York repudiates him,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15

It Is rumOred that the celebrated Pa rIsian Sheath Gown will make It's ap- pearanee next week at one of the local Theatres
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
'Hit for Ford in ninth.

Score by innigs:
 Nashville .... 100 900 004--5 Atlanta ........... 1000 O1o 0OO-1
 Summary--Two base hits. Dyer. Sei- gel. Home run; Daubert. Stolen base, Wilkes. Sacrifice hit, McEIveen. Double plays. Seigel to East; Clayton to Fox. Base on balls ,off Sitton 1; Ford 1. Struck out. by Sitton, 6; Ford 8. Time. 1:40. Un1pires, Pfenninger and Brown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
DIVIDED THE HONORS
ATLANTA AND NASHVILLE SPLIT
 D0UBLE-HEADER
sitton and Ford Opposed Eseh Other in First Game, and Dugan and Johu in the
 Second.

Atlanta. Aug. l4.--Atlanta and Nash vile played a double-header here to- day. the home team winning one of the games. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15

It is rumOred that the celebrated Pa- risian Sheath Gown will make its ap- Pearanee next week at one Of the local Theatres.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15

It Is rumored that the celebrated Pa. rlatan Sheath Gown will make its ap- pearance next week at one of the local Theatres.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
Base Ball Today! Montgomery Birmingham
 a.
Game Called 4 p. m.
SOUTHATLANTTCLEAGUE
Savannah Wins

Augusta, Ga, Aug. 14.-Brown was tried out by Augusta today and pitched field was badly out OI form, and Sa- yannah won the second game of the series. RH E. Augusta. .. ....100 900 000-1 Savannah. GOO 900 I0I-2 a
 Batterieg-Brown and Harnish; Hof and Moran
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PittsburQ Wilma.

Pitsburg. Pa. Aug. 1.-The thir- teenth inning proved unlucky for Bos- ion today. Pittsburg SwinnfnR. In the thirteententh on a single by Leach. cIark's sacrifice and Wagner's single, the home team took the winning run.
 Score. R.HE- Pittsburg .. 900 900 o1O 900 1--2 10 Boston 100 900 900 900 0-1 2
 Batteries-Camnitz. Leever. MaddoG and Gibson; Flaherty and Graham
 Time. 2:05. Empires. Emslie and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington Wins Two.

Washington, Aug. 14.-Washington outplayed Chicago today winning two games. Johnson featureNl in. the first game, Chicago getting it's two hits in the ninth inning. Hughes pitching in the second stood out as the feature of that contest. Three double plays were made in each game: Scores:
 First game: R.H.E. Washington ~ . 100 900 00o-I O Chicago. .... q. 900 900 000--O 2 0
 Batteries - Johnson and Kahoe White and Sullivan. Time 1:4e,
 Second game: R.HE. Washington .. 900 001 lO1-3 12 2 Chicago. .... . 900 900 002-2 1
 Batteries-Hughes and Warner and Street; Smith and Shaw. Time 1853. Empires Connolly and Hurst.