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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
FFICiAl LIST OF POLLING PLACES
Fourth Ward.

Fourth Ward.
No 4i-Residence Of Mrs. Phoebe c.
Tsylor, 81 North State.
No. 42--Twentieth ward amusement hall
No. 42-Residence OF A. A. Butler. SIS
No 4i-Residence Of r. S, Calderwood
No. 45-Residence of f. f. Brown, 6s7
Sixth avenue.
,,ioSa,, eS; s'-feSsSs 70 Sncnnd axcnne
no. 47-Residence OF ]. A. Devalley
1928 First avenue.
Fifth Ward.
No. 4s-Residence OF Ruby Gum. 112l
No. isEResidence rr Mrs Davidson,
262 Ninth East.
No. bO-Eleventh ward annex. Eighth
East and First ,,,N, South, Ma,,oa,st church A..
East Second South
No 52-swedish Lutheran church,
Fourth East and Second South. -.
South and State. .
No. 54-Halls tailor shop. 172 South
County Districts.
No. 55-East Mill Creek meeting house.
No 5s-Store, Fifteenth South and
No. 57-Mil Creek ward house, FIJI
teenth South between Fifth and Seventh
Nc. ss-Thirty-fIrst district schoolhouse
No. 59--South Cottonwood ward house.
No, so-second ward meeting house.
no 6I-Grant ward meeting house.
No 62-Hollday meeting house.
No. 63-MaXfield mine, Big Cottonwood
canyon
no. s6-Flf,y-seventh district school
house, Butler,
No. e7-City Hall, Sandy.
No. 6s.samuel. Parry's residence on
Nc 69-Tithing office. Granite.
No 70-Columbus mine office. Alta.
No 11-Crescent ward house.
No. I2-Postoffce, Draper.
No. 73-Biuffdale dance hall
No 74-Ward house at Herman.
No 75-Riverton Commercial hall.
No 76-old Holt store. Sandy r. D.
No 77-West Jordan amusement hall
No 7s-Twenty- y-seventh district school,
West Jordan.
No 7s-Taylorsville ward house. -.
No S0-Odd Fellows hall, Upper Bing-
No sl-Meyer's hotel. Main Bingham.
No. s2-Copperton boarding house, Cop
No. ss-Pleasant Green ward house.
No. S4-schnolhouse at Hunter.
No. S6-Granger meeting house.
No. S6-BriRhton ward meeting house.
No. s7-Residence OF Anna c. Madsen.
90 Whitman avenue; Ind. 1908.
No. SS-l932 Eleventh East street. EleV-
enth East and Twelfth South.
No, Sold farm house. Forest Dale.
No e0-Horace Blevlns boarding house.
Highland Boy.
No. 9l-Residence OF W. H. Rudy, North
Point.
No. e2-Lark schoolhouse.
No. 23-First ward meeting house,
Murray
No 94-Murray court house.
No. 95-McHenrys livery stables. Muir
ray.
No. a6-Bathhouse at Garfield.
No. o7-Burton's school, 1900 State
street
No as-Residence OF Mrs. D. Clays, 22o
Bingham Canyon road.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
SOCIETY
CALENDAR.

Mrs. Frank Jennings will en-
tertain at a tea Mt her home this
afternoon.
Mrs. Walter G.. Tuttle will en-
tcrtain at luncheon at her home
on First avenue today.
The Regimental bridge club
will meet this afternoon with
Mrs. Lee at the post.
Mrs. A. Fred Wey and Mrs.
Vaughn Paul will entertain at n
five hundred party Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Wey. the third IN a series.
The Wasatch Literary circle
will meet this afternoon with
Mrs, Tawney, on Logan avenue
The Seekers Literary club
will meet this afternoon with
Mrs. T. II. Bremen, 246 West
Third South, flat 3.
The tourist section Of the
Ladies' Literary club will meet
at 10 q. m, this morning at the
club house. Papers will be given
by Mrs. James and Mrs. Wat"
son.
Miss Lydia Palmer's lecture
on Leonardo da Vinci will be
given at 1920 Wednesday morn
ing of this week, instead of this
afternoon, as stated on the pro.
gramme. The lecture is one of
a series on the masters Of the
Renaissance which is being
given by Miss Palmer
Invitations have been issued
by the Gamma Phi Sorority of
the university for a reception
to be given in honor of the mem
bers Of the Theta Upsilon Sor-
ority on Saturday, November Z.
The affair promises TO be one
of the most brilliant of the early
social events.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03

The members of st. Paul's choir en-
tertained about forty at Halloween
masquerade dancing party at the La
dies Literary club house Monday eve
ming. The hall was lighted with num-
Der of pumpkins and the rooms pro.
fusely decorated in autumn leaves and
chrysantbemums. Many pretty as well
as unique costumes were worn. Among
them were: Mrs, c. C. Perkin, as
Japanese lady; Rev, Perkins, as
clown: Miss Zora Shaw, colonial lady;
Miss Grace Wilton, an Indian: Miss
Renee Rcdman, a drummer girl; Miss
Edith Beless, q French doll: Miss Susie
Wilton, Japanese. Jack Berkhoel. as
George Washington; Miss Marie Berk-
ard. Greciau. Miss Mary Emerson, as
Night; Mr.. Walker and Mr.. Enoch. as
clowns; Mr. Seeley, as a cowboy; Mr..
Frinck, as an Indian. and many others.
An orchestra furnished the music. The
grand march was at Q O'Clock and un-
masking at 10 o clock. Fortune telling
was given by gypsy. Punch was
served downstairs by Mrs. HOWARD, and
others assisting were Mrs. Doty and
Miss Seeley. Very unique programmes
were used. done in watercolor. witches
and black cats for the ladies and pump
kins for the men.
The Wey home on East South Temple
was tho scene Of n pretty bridge tea
Monday afternoon, when Mrs. Wey and
her daughter. Mrs. Vaughn Paul, enter
tanned nine tables, the second in a
series. The rooms were bright with
many vases of pink and white carna-
tions and ferns, with tall vase of them
in the center Of the tea table. where
Mrs. De Bouzek, Miss TinsmaD and Miss
Gibbons poured tea. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Elmer Darling. Mrs. Edwin
Ganney. Mr.. n. y. Mayo, Mrs. W, e.
Lake. Mrs r. NJ. Moore, Miss Nan Glib
bons and Miss Selma Wall.
At the Halloween masquerade dance
at Rowland hall Saturday evening,
prizes were given TO the two best cos
fumes. and the winners for the evening
were Miss Violet Schillerstron, a board.
or at the school, who represented an Iu.
dian girl. aud Miss Olive Wall, in an
1890 gown Of white satin. made Empire
with large black picture hat with
white plumes. The grand march was
led by Miss Alberta Bradley, as n bat,
and Miss Lucy Bulls in gown Of black
and white.
Mrs. Lulu Mayne Windsor, who has
spent the summer in Paris. will be here
| V,
in Los Angeles. While here she will be
the guest OF her sister, DR.. Grace STRAIT
ton
Mrs. c. W. Mount and her daughter.
Miss Mount, will leave soon TO spend
the holidays with Mrs. Mounts other
daughter, Mrs. Brown, at San Antonio,
| Texas,
Mrs. Louis Cohu and Misses Edna
| and Sylvia Cohn reached New York
from Paris. Monday. They are expect
ed here November IL,
Mrs. J. p. Cosgriff entertained six
tables at an informal bridge tea Mon.
day afternoon at her home, which was
pettily decorated in autumn flowers.
| Gordon Ireland Of New York and his
! friend, Henry Brigham of Boston. will
he here Saturday for the MAYNARD. Ire.
land wedding on November II.
DR.. and Mrs. S, II, Pinlerton and
! Mrs. Kissick will leave Thursday for
| Long Beach, Cal. where Mrs Eissick
will spend the winter.
A. n. Snow will leavc TODAY for n
three weeks trip 10 Mexico,
J Mrs. Berkhocl. Miss Mario Berkhocl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03

OR three changes have been made
voting places selected MonGan'
ago. by the county comm1ssiehh th
\ ollowing is corrected ilst on onc
places, made up from the county
Sioners' record of voting places
fonday afternoon. The list is
civ correct, unless other changes
he made this morning. Here is
you will vote:
III First Ward.
let No. l-Residence OF Thomas
son. 1864 Fifth East.
EIylmer's Greenhouse, 1850 Ken
\ or Washington avenue.
Ills Windsor avenue. between
: and Ninth East and Ninth ana
-Residencs of John seager. 7os
!. Store. 7o2 Seventh East.
NResidence OF T. a. Tellefsen. 1l6e
East.
f-Residence of Mrs. L. B. Davis.
ps sResidence OF II. Stromness. 745
6-Bnsement OF City and County
l0-43s Second East.
k1-40S East Fourth South.
$I2-Einth ward annex. il6 Fifth
Fffs-Tenth ward annex. Eighth
hid Fourth South.
+ 'fj-Residence OF r. Ness, 9i6 East
South
f5EThirty- third ward amusement
outh.
s Second Ward.
|ks-store. So South First West.
E-Dunford' store, $50 South
West.
,S-Cintah training school. between
>h and Twelfth West and Ninth and
L South.
hisNAnnex. Fifth ward meeting
Seventh South and Third West.
0-Henry' store. 12I West Seventh
Of John E. Busby. 467
Hs-Watson's store. Third West and
kxouth.
2s-Rear of Twenty fifth ward
- house.
|. EResidence Of L. c. Johnson. 4o4
third South.
) 15-Store. 46 Postoffice Place.
. .l6-Store, 147 Pierpont street.
4 I--BlTu~ Low al NuIllDdlS, lO" sSputi4
,emple.
S-Residence OF W. 8 Burton, lls
l;econd West.
9-Residence OF Mrs. Battley. IA
seventh West.
ho-Fifteenth ward amusement hall.
.,uth.
~ Third Ward.
\ ly1-Rcsidence OF l.. Dahlauist, Isl
|sSorth Temple.
l2-Relief Society hall. First North
eond West,
1>-Sixteenth ward amuEement hall.
West. between North Temple and
, orfh.
of II. C. Anderson.
5t North Temple.
of r. G. Collett. 27
street
second ward annex,
Sorth. between Third and Fourth
i-Kesldence of Josiah n. Lees, 6l9
u(ourth North.
-S-71e North Second West
p-Residence OF II. 2. Folsom.
IN ;alt Lake.
0s-Residcnce of George W. Willis.
Y Ter street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03

and Jack Berkhoel are now at home 10
their friends at the Oxford apartments,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson will soon
be at home in the Ritter flats, where
they have taken an apartment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
THE RACES
RenuIts nt f3rmyeaeha a

Gravesend. Sept. 14.-Prisciiilan, car- rying top weight, l2s pounds. and con- the Occidental handicap. one, and an eighth miles. at Gravesend today in the fast time of l;52. He had been ridden out to the end to win, as Master Roh- Priscilllan went into the lead early and made the pace throughout.
 Fashion Plate, In winning the Flat lands stake. made new track record for i've and half furlongs. running it in 1:O6 1-s!
 First race. about six fur r'ongs-Bar None, IF (Dugan) won; l emund. 1ls Miller second; Berry Maid, il5 GeeJ third. Time, 1909 3-5. Don Enrique, Fort Johnson. Explos io'4 ana Notasulga
 Second race, steeplecnaae. selling. about two mlles-Economy. 13S (Mc- second; Ramrod, t32 (O'Brienl third. Time, 3:5S 3-5. Pagan Bey fell.
 Third race. the Fiatlands stakes. five and half furlon gs-FaShion' Plate, 99 (Notter) second Royal Captive. 1O2 (GilberD third. Time, l:06 To. Black Ford. Sir John. Intervene and Erbet ran. mile and an eighth-Priscillian, 126 (E. Dugan) won MSster Robert, l10 (Notter) second Dandelion, 112 (Shil- ling) third. Time. 1.02. F'irestone, Tourenne, Far West and Tony bonero ran.
 Fifth race, selling, one ana one-six- teenth of n:ile-The Squire, 99 tDu- ganl won: Lord Stanhopr. l0i (Butler) Second. Savior. IO4 (SuInter1 third. Time. 1;57. Woodcraft and Scs wolf ran. .ef ..
 Sixth race. five and half furlongs- Walllower, 1O7 (Notter) even. won; Detective. llU Gee) second: Eflendl. i10 (Doyle) tnird. Time. i:07 Cowen. St Faisel aY. TlIbel, Guatemotzin. Ma riana. Spectatress. Hili Top, Berkshire Harlem Maid EXebre, I>asata and Pes- catoFe ran
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
GUARDIAN SALE.

Under and by virtue of an order and de- cree of the Hon. J. B. Gaston. Judge of the Probate Court of Montgomery County. 1. chas B. Teasley. guardian of the estate of Mary Lou, Sadie May and Charlie Gray Sears. will sell at public outcry to the high est bidder at the Artesian Basin in the city and county of Montgomery. Alabama. on Monday, the 18th day of October, 1908. at 12 o'clock noon. for cash to the highest bidder the following described real property belonging to said estate. to-wit: One lot ana Appuftenances situated thereon fronting 100 feet on the Norman Bridge road. now Decatur street. and running back of even width 1zo feet, mora CT less. Finley ave nue according to the plat of Block of the village of Burtonville, said lot being situated fin the Southwest corner of Finley avenue and Decatur street in the city and county of Montgomery. State of Alabama. and being a part of S. W. 1-4 Section 8. T.
 CHAs. B. TEAsLEY. -
 tues-3t Guardian.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
LAW
IT WILL GO INTO EFFECT IN SELMA
 TO-DAY.
A. s. Williams Enters Race for Sh> riM of Dallas COunty-News
 of the Central
 

Selma Sept. 14.-(Specia1 )--The splitting ordinance which was passed by the City Council during the meet ing of that body in August will go into effect tomorrow morning.
 The ordinance becomes effective thtr- ty days after it was signed by Mayor Atkins and the thirty days expired to- night.
 The Street Committee of the City Council has had printed a number of signs warning the public against spit ting upon the sidewalks as we'll as in street cars, churches. theatres and oth" CT nublic places. These signs will isprob. ably be placed in prominent places where the people will be warned against a vioation of the ordinance and inc police department will rigidly en- force the new law.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
A I.arre Land Deal.

A deed was filed in the office of. Pre- bate Judge P. IT. Pitts of Dallas Eq4in- ~ this morning for record. conveying for transfer something over 2.000 acres of timber land. similar deed has also been nle1 for record in the Probate Of;ces of Perry and Chiffon County. in which parcels of the land are To- cated.
 The deed transfers form K. w l-it1 piantersyille, Dallas County, tracts Of land in Dallas. Perry and Chiffon eoun- ties to the E. E. Jackson Lumber Com pany, a coro ,ration. It gives thar com pany the timber rights on the lana. the right of way for railroads and tram ways and other rights.
 Tha conside ration named in the deed for this transfer is $21,676. The acre age Is 2210 acres.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
ruueYel of Mrs. Fort

The funeral services of Mrs. s. h Fort took place from the residence or her son-in- Jaw, K. W Barues, on west Alabama Street this afternoon at a Iarre Humber of friends of the de- ceased and family who followed the remains to Live Oak Cemetery where
 the Interment occurred.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
NeW York Wina

New York. Sept. l4.AA home run by Jor- dan with two men on bases gave the Brook lyns lead Of three runs In the first in- ming today but thereafter wiltse held them safe Fucker pitched well up to the sixth mour got 8 double. Pastorius then took his place. New York tied the score in the eighth and won in the tenth. when HerzoK was hit by & pitched bah, Bresnahan walk cd, ponlin sacrificed and Seymour made Brooklyn =. 1000 oo2 o1o 6-s1 10 O New York .000 O02 0i0 1-4 i
 Batteries Fucker. Pastorius and Dunn Wiltse and Bresnahan, Time 1:43. Umpires Johnstone and klem.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
CHAMPS WIN AGAIN
MEMPHIS TAKES ANOTHER STEP BACKWARDS.
Two Bases on Balls, a Single and Wild Throw. Netted Champs Two Huns and Victory In Nlnth
 Inning.

Atlanta. Ga. Sept. 1.-Two bases on balls. single and wild throw to first base. which netted the local club two runs won the game for Atlanta to-day in the nintb inning.
 Willis relieved Schwenck at the be- ginning of the sixth inning after the locals had made four hits and two runs of the Iatters delivery In the 6ffb Inning Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
Narn. Cnsey Found Very III.

New York Sept, 14-Mrs. Vera Casey, formerly of Louisville. Ky. and now the wife of New York broker who at present IS said to be out of the city, was found in critical con dition at the home of a friend here to- day with a vial. which had contained hichloride of mercury. in her hand She is not expected to recover.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
r,.rx ln shrIevaIty Race. :.

1,,ss made this morning. The second entry into the shrievalty primaries which will be held in the county dur ing the fall of 1910 is A. S. Williams.
 Mr. Williams Is a deputy sherin un- der sheriff Doherty and is Tn every way Sanahie of making the county an ex- oainrt ofictaI If he Is nominated to the oflce to which he aspires. a2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15

Sumnlary--Two.. baso hits. Rohe. 1: Tartelon.. 2. Three base hit, Lord. Home runs, Montgomery, 1. Stolen baces, Rickert. |; Gremlnger, 1. Sac- riffce hit, Thomas, I. Double plays. shannon to Rockenfield, |: Pope to Rockentield to Greminger, 1: Lord to I; off Phillips. 3 Hit hv pitched ball. by Phillips. tHopkinR.) Struck out by Thomas, 1; by Phillips. l.. Time of game, 1855. Umpire, Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15

Fall Season, September 1885 and 1908.
 Oysters today and every day, incIud- ing all Sen FOOdJ Poultry drensed and nliveJ Butter, Eggs and Chickens
 Phone 258. Tafum and RObinsOn, 10 Monroe St. Quick delivery. -tR.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
Chicago ih nefAated.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Rnafnn N,lcfnrin...

Philadelphia, Sept. i4--Errors, by in. home team helped Boston to win foday'a game the, deciding run being made in the . Wild throw and wild pitch by Moran
 Boston i5S ..s.. o9i o2o 9ol-l 6 i
 Batteries:' Chappelle and Bowerfnan: Nc. Quiliin.~ Moran and Dooin. Time i:4a Um-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
N0TTCE BANKRUPT SALE.

Pursuant to order Issued by the United States District Court. Middle District of Alabama Tn Bankruptcy. I as Receiver of the highest bidder for cash subject to ap- proval said Court during legal hours of sale on Friday. September 18th. 190s at storehouse formerly occupied by bankrupt at TaIiassee. Fillmore county. Alabama. stock goods and ixtures also one horse and wag- on and book accounts.
 Inventory file.
 GEORGE STUART. Receiver. Montgomery. Ala. Sept. F. 1908
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
RACE IS FINISHED
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION SEASON
 COMES TO CLOSE.
Indianapolis Won the Pennant by a Good Margin Over Louisville, Who Secured the Second
 Place Berth

Milwaukee. Sept. 1.-The season of baseball in the American Association came to a close today with the Louis lle-Indianapolis game. Indianapolis wins the pennant. The teams finished with games won and lost in the follow ing order.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
SUITS sI2 TO $50.

Fine TalIOrlnR at PrIee or "teady- Mades at H0It's Dye Works. Guarantees: Satisfaction or no sale. Prices: 20 per cent. to 33 1-3 per cent. lower than any other Montgomery tailoring house.
 Make selection and see what the other fellow" charges befc re ordering, Terms: One fifth when measure is ta- ken and the balance on delivery. Nc credit possible at the prices we ask.
 Adv. tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15

Summary-Base on balls. off Dugan. 1; of Becker, 3. Struck out. by Dugan, 6; by Becker. {. Sacrifice hit, Daubert stolen bases. Wiseman. McElveen, Dau- hits. Butler. 2; East, 2; Wiseman. Mc- Elveen. Home run, McElveen. Double play, Becker to Massing. Time, i:6s. Empires, Fitzsimmons and Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
Hotteet Day Ip Men,DI,I-

Memphis. Tenn, Sept. I4.-The local weather bureau. reports that at i o'clock to- day the thermometer stood at ninety four and one-haH degrees. the hottest weather of the present year. The mercury regis tered ninetyfour degrees one day in .Iuiv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
R. V. GARNER SHOT.

Mississippi Oil Mill Man May Die as a Re-
 suit of Shooting.
 Greenville. Miss, Sept. 14.--R. V. Garner. manager of the Glen Allen oil Mill. at Glen Allen Miss. was shot and probably fatally wounded today by T. C. Holiday, fore man employed at the mill. The men had had trouble before and both were under peace bonds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
Wo,,d Goev WIth Trrnch Armv

Valencia. Franco, Sept l4.--GeneIa al Leonard Wood. United States Army. on in- vitation by the French government has joined the foreign attaches following the maneuvers of the French Army in this ra- zion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15

Summary-Two base hit, Tiemens. hits. Blakely. Walters. Larsen. Stolen bases. Griffin, Blakely. 2; Connors, Wells. Downey. Henline. Struck out. by Fleharty, 1; by EyIer 3. Base on balls, off Fleharty, g. off Eyier, 3. Passed balls. Meek. 1: Wells. 1. Hit by pitcher. Fleharty. (Hess.) Double play, Downcy to Douglas to Larsen. Tine 1:56. Umpire Moran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
SEA GULLS BEATEN
VOLUNTEERS FOUNDED LIFE sOuT
 OF BEENER.
DugGnn Was Stendy in the Dox and Gave Up Only Eight Hits.
 The Score Was 10 : .

Nashville. Tenn. Sept. 1i---Supcrior box W, k by Duggan and the hard hitting of Becker by the locals. won todays game.
 The Volunteers got eighteen hits off Becker.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
KeeIey ritehes I've

Washington, Sept. 14--Bert- Keeley pitched both games for Washington, and beat Philadelphia in the first, the contest going ten innings
 washington :. oio 900 ooo t-s s I i Philadelphia :. 900 010 900 0--1 10 0
 Batteries-Keeley and Stieet: Salye and Powers. Time. 2:i5.
 Score @econd game: R. H E Washington ...... 900 900 0o--0 g , Philadelphia ..... 010 001 2i--5 ?
 Batteries = Keeley and Street Coombs and Lapp. Time. f:25. Umpire Connolly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Beats Detroit Again.

St. Louis, Sept. 14--St, Louis hit Donovan hard and timely today and took the second game of the series from eDtroit. St. Louis punched hits in the third and fifth innings
 Score: R. H. F, St. Louis .... 1o2 no oos--5 5 0 Detroit :. ...... O01 O01 000--2 g s
 BatterIes--Powell and Smith: Dono- van and Schmidt. Time 1892 Umpires, Hurst and Sheridan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
BARONS VICTORIOUS
TRAVELLERS LOSE TO THE TAIL
 BINDERS.
The Game Was q Lietless And Wiser. ably Played One-~f3oth Of m The Pitchers Were Hit
 Hard And Often.

Birmingham, Sept, 14-sirmingham had the better of swatting argument this afternoon and won a listless and miserabiy played game from Little Rnck Scare.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
Atlanta.
T.otals ss :! F :s. r :.

score by lnnInKF;
 Atlanta ...:. 000 l2O 00:--S
 Summary.-Two base hits. Jordan. Jolly. Three base hits Dyer. Fox. Double plays Wilkes to Jordan to Fox. 2; Baerwald to O'Leary Innings pitcher by Schwenck. h: by Willis. {. Struck out by Johns [; by Schwenck 1: by Wills l. Base on halls. of Johns ?; off Wills. ,. Sacrifice hlt. Johns. Stolen base Clayton. Time 2:05. Umpire Brown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
ChoIern In st. PetcrnburE.

St Petersburg. Sept, 14-It Is or ficiaIly announced that from noon of September 12 until noon today there were 256 cases of cholera and 6i deaths in this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
Notice to Sewer Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned, until 12 o'clock noon. Septem- Der 22nd 1908. to build about three miles of sanitary sewer of 8. 10, and F inch T.. c. pipe. the City furnishing the pipe along the line of the sewer.
 A certified check of S100 will be required. Plans and specifications may be seen at this office. The right is reserved to re- tect any and all bids.
 JULIEN SMITH. City Engineer, Et Selma. Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15

A5WeFfrHM LtaEuf~~ Washington. 2: Philadelphia, 1. Washington. O: Philadelphia. 5. St. Louis. 5: Detroit. 2.
 Chicago f. Cleveland, 10.
 Boston. ?: New York, 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
GAMES TODAY.

SOuthern LeaGue--
 New Orleans at Montgomery. Mein phls at Atlanta.
 Mobile at Nashville.
 Little Rock at Birmingham. Nntisnai League
 Pittsburg at Philadelphia. Pittsburg at Philadelphia. St. Louis at New York. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Asneriean Iseague---
 Cleveland. at Chicago. Detroit at St Louis.
 Philadelphia at Washington New York at Boston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN : LHAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Southern LeaEue--
 Atlanta. 5: Memphis, 4. Montgomery. ?; New Orleans. {. Birmtng gham, g.; Little Rock. 6. Nashville. 10. Mobile, 2.