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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
FOOTBALL RESUL TS

Ithaca N. Y. Cornell, g: University
 Knoxviile, Tenn.,-Tennessee. 10; 'eatSiBii At Birmingham. Ala.,-sewanee. O;
 At Philadelphia-Pennsyivania. 6; : Pittsburg-University of Pittsburg. : nnapolis,- 6; Harverd. 6.
 Princeton-Princeton o. Syracuse O' At Lincoln. Neb.-Nebraska, 5; Has
 At Ames, Iowa .-Ames. 2s; Univer- sity of South Dakota. o.
 At Worcester, Mass IS;
 Al Lincoin.CUniversity of Nebraska. &; Haskell Indians G..
 At Chicago-Depaw. 0; Michigan Ag- f'1 AL lexington. va..-washington and Lee University, 49; Easton College, 0.
 At Sioux City,-Iown, 16; Morning ''det At Bristol Tenn.,-King College. 16; Greenvilie, Tenn. ., Chattanooga. 21; Marysville. 6.
 At Chattanooga-McCal p: Ten nessee Military Institute. o.
 At Mobile-south Mississippi Col lege of Hatttesburg, o; Medical Depart ment University of Alabama, 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
DEALINGS OF MORSE
WITH VARIOUS NEW YORK BRok-
 BRACE HOUSES.
Defense Entered Objection To Opening Of This Subject Hut Witnesses Were Allowed to Answer
 Material Questions.

New York. Oct. 24.--Deaiings which Charles W. Morse had with various brokerage houses in this city where there was any conaection withNthe af- fair with the National Bank of North America, was the subject of consider ation at todayss session of the trial of Morse and A. H. Curtis in the Uni- ted States Court.
 The defense entered objection to the opening of this subject by the prosecu- ton but Judge Hough directed the
 witnesses to answer some of the ma terial questions
 Marcus Mayer a stock broker, testi-
 fled as to a certain transaction with Morse and Assistant United States Att
 torney Wise read in evidence a check
 for sl0,000 drawn by Mir. Morse on his personal account with the National
 Rank Of North America and made pay able to MT. Mayer. When the defense
 entered objection to the admission of
 the check on the ground of imma- teriality. District Attorney Stimson said he proposed to show that upon the
 receipt of the check, Mir. Mayer re- leased certain securities which were later used by Mir. Morse in connection with an overdraft. Judge Hough per- mitted the witness to say that the check was given,
 The prosecution brought out the fact
 that this was a speculative account After several other employees in vari- ous brok kerage offices had told of trans actions with Morse, Accountant Moxey was recalled to the stand. He said the books of the. National Bank oi North America showed that on the morning of October ,2s, there was a
 balance of $3.772 in Morse's favor. Dur.
 ing that day three deposits were made bringing the total credit balance tc
 s2ss.41v. % meet the various cheeks
 drawn against 1t that day. Mir. Moxey
 safd the checks drawn against that account by Morse that day aggregated
 s4oO.o00. making an overdraft of s2i0,. 6Sl. On the same day. the loan sheet
 showed balance loan of &2i1, 1000 made by Mir. Morse and credited to him, Mr. Moxey said the books of the
 bank indicated that demand notes were
 made daily by Morse to cover ths checks which had been returned against his account before the close of
 the day'u business.
 Counsel for the defense sought tc have Moxey to say the demand notes were given to balance the checks then outstanding as differentiated from those cashed but the expert insisted they covered only the checks honored Charles M. Schwab was one of ths witnesses called to the stand by the prosecution but the defense obiected to Mr. Schwab being questioned as Id whether as a director of the bank. ht
 had known Mir. Morse's account beinr overdrawn. The objection which wal made on the ground that a proper foundation had not been laid by ths prosecution, was upheld by the eo,,r,
 and Mfr. Schwab was ordered to annea
 in court again next Monday when the trial will be resumed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25

M
 Richard connsrs was the name giv. on the decedent when they christened him fifty years ago at Bunaio. '. He had been e familiar character Tn Clerk street for . quarter Of cen tury by peddiing cough drops In tne dintef season he daily visited me large ofice buildings. selling nis in- comparable" cough drops. and nc got to be known to the tenants as the cough drop man"
 Among hls customers were bankers. rhysis.sns and the most successful lawyers at the bar. So methodicai was the cough drop man" in his calls at the different buildings that his customers could almost set their clocks by his coming.
 . Although he died penniiess, Corners viii have swell funeral" to quote Alderman Michael Kenna. He was a member Of the First Ward Democratic Club and the auxiliary which was in- corporated at Springfield only week ago, will take charge of the funeral arrangements.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
BOMB IN CHICAGO.
Man is Arrested For Commattsua ,..
 nmArnn.n

 Man is Arrested For Committing ,an
 Outrage.
 Chicago. H.. Oct. 24-Bonbl No. ga was exploded early to-day, after inc policemen placed on watch In all pares < of Chicago. since. the renewal of the bomb outrages. had gone home.
 It dId more damage than any of fla predecessors, practically destroying ii one story building in Fourteenth street just each of Michigan avenue occuS pied by Bernard Marcus as asAioons
 Firemen who were asleep in thely quarters across the street wars thrown from their beds by the exnIos sion, which tore out most of the front and completely wrecked the interior of the building. Patients in St. Luke's Hospital were aroused and A slIrht f panic prevailed.
 man who refused to give his name to the police. was arrested near inc scene of the explosion. He said he saw man running away but when inc police began questioning him he be- came confused and would mt an swer. He then was arrested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
TO OPPOSE BETTING.

New OrIeRna Anti-race Tracts Gamb-
 ling Committee at Work.
 New Orleans. La, Oct 2%-The svetem of indivual betting announced for the winter races here this. season vii, he opposed as unlawful under the new state gambling law by the New orleans anti-race tract gambling com mittes.
 Rev. Beverly Warner. of Christ church made this announcement to- night. The plan of the New Orleans Hockey club is to allow betters to make deposits with the management of the tract. these deposits to De maae oy in- dividuals. one betting against the other the winner t0 receive both de- posits Jess a five per cent charge by the race tract
 The law permits individual betting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
COTTON MILLS RESUME.

Every Spindle Tn EfuntsvIlIe Will IA.
 Running This Week,
 Huntsville. ct. Especial. )-The Vest Huntsville Cotton Mill will re. sume operatit s on next Thursday, ot.- tober 39. and hen every cotton mill ir Huntsville will be busy.
 All of the mills that shut down du. ring the business depression have va sumed and the condition of the textile market Is now such that the rniif man = agers do not anticipate any more shut downs in the future.
 The West Huntsville mill will give employment. to over POO people who have been idle several months. The plant Is being thoroughly overhauled. and put first class condition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25

St, Petersburg. Oct. 24.-The suppIe- mcntary stan of physicians. nurses. disinfeetors and sanitary inspectors. employed during the cholera epidemic. have been discharged. for the disease is considered entirely under control. Tn number of new cases daily Is very slight, and the temporary first aid and innoculation stations have been closed. Five hundred and twenty five patients suffering from cholera still remain In the hospitals.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
RIccI,s Premier Band Sacred Concert Fair Gr0unds, thIs afternOon.
 AdmEaaIeu. 1S and 30 eents.
NoRrHwEsTERN WINS.

Chicago, III, oct. 24 4.-North' Western, with q squad of untried players celebrated its re-entry Into inc football feld to-day by over whelming Beloit by score of A to I.
 While the play of the Beloit team was not remarkable for either strength or football science. the work of the North Western team indicate that it may prove a formidable foe to both Perdue and Illinois. against each of which 1t has games scheduled, In ontnlayed Beloit and In the last half inc North Western players apparently did not exert themselves to add to the big total they had piled up In the Hrst few minutes of the half. The grIifron was slippery and soft from rainR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
Won,f Pnrtlcipnte.

constantinople. Oct. 24-The Austro- Hungarian ambassador again today urged the Porte to settle the questions pending between the two countries by direct negotiations. but he received the same reply. that the question was European one and must be dealt with by the powers. The ambassador then declared that the attitude of Turkey made 1t necessary for his government to decline to participate in the proposed international congress.
 The Porte has asked Germany to use her influence to induce her ally to be represented at this meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
woMAN's GOLF TOURNAMENT.
Miss Katherine Harley Wins Woman
 National Golf Championship.

Miss Katherine Harley Wins WOm@n's
 National Golf Championship.
 Washington, D. C.. Oct. 24.-The Woman's National Golf championship was today won by Miss Katherine C: Harley, of the Fall River. Mass. Golf Ciub in the final tournament match at the Chevy Chase Golf links, Tn a sensational performance, Miss Harley defeated Mrs T. H. Polhemus, of the Richmond County Club of Staten Is land, by the score of six up and i've to play. -,-, A. .,o.. o, one of the best all around tourna- ments of its character so far Playyeqh, I,l oy hv n uniforrn of steadiness, which. com bined with exceptional judgment. proved too much for Mrs. Polhemus; The cards: Miss Harley out. 4. 5, 5. 6 3-44; Mrs. Polhemus, out. 6, 5. 5. g 5, 4p4SS; pa'S;rI&s Miss in HGFlsy 'g' B. Sfrs Porter won the consolation cup from Miss Allen by i've up and three to play
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
NEW ARRIVALS.

Atmore's Minee Meat, IF 1-2c Ih. FISs, NeSyton's (new conHectaOn) lOC m Pk@s' Best Domestic BGacarOni. 2Sc. Fancy Red Cranberries, IBe at. Home Grown Pecans zoe. sb.
 Fancy Layer Figs, ISc ID. We are always the Arnt with
 new and seasOnnbIe goods. BROCK GROCERY O..
 PURE FOOD STORES.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
SCORE IS TIED UP
UNIVERSITY OF PENNsYLvANTA, 6 5E CARLISLE INDIANS, c.
The BtkneSf Crowd. That Ever Saw the Atlseuml ieGamSi BekWeen Thesel TWO TRamh Was
 Present Yesterday.

Philadelphia. Pa. Oct. 24.-The Uni- versity of Pennsylvania and Carlisle Indians football teams played played each other to a standstil this afIer- noon the final score being 6 to 6. The biggest crowd that ever saw the an nusi game between these teams was present, 26,Oo0 in all, taxing the ca pacity of the Franklin Field to the
 Pennsyivshia scored the frst touch down before the game was ten minutes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
CONFERENCE IN BERLIN

Berlin. oct. 24.-M. Iswolsky, the Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs had a conference in Berlin today with Chancellor Won Buelow and Foreign Secretary Won Sboen, on the Balkin situation. He will be received in au. dience by Emperor William tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
Namie sunf.h Plead. nuiTty,

Huntsville, Oct. 24--tSpecfaL) )--Ma- mic Smith, woman who as travelling as the wife of Sam Bailey. the alleged salesman for Chattanooga house. and who was arrested with him for steal- ing articles of tewelry from the house at which they were boarding, has pleaded guilty to the charge Of grand larceny. Sam Bailey is on trial in the Law and Equity Court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
aCOUGH DROP MAN" DEAD.

Eccentric Character of Chicago Will
 Have GA Swell Funeral"
 Chicago, Oct. 24.-The Cough Drop Man." as he was known to thou sands of persons was found dead yes terday In the doorway of a Clark street lodging house. Heart failure was the cause of death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
Runminn Troops to Enter PernIn.

Constantinople. Oct 24-According to official advices received here. Rus sian troops have crossed the Aras River into the Persian province Of AzerbalJan. The Aras forms the boun- dary between Russia and the north ernfnost part of Persia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25

Fsscei's Premier Band Sacred Concert, Fair Grounds, this afternoon.
 Admission, 15 and 25 cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25

Rsecfs Premier Rand Sacred Concert. Fstr Grounds, this affern0om.
 Admission, IS and 25 cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
Doctorn and Nurses DImcharged.

Mlss WiHmaane Hammnnn will sing at Fair Grounds this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25

Ladies skirts pressed soc.
 Stokes Place. Phone sss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
Welcome Words To Women

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 Dr. Pierces FavOrite Prescription of ndown nedci o md of perfectly willing and only too gaa nrmuLo list of fmgdie of neveybo Is careful conidea VA Dr Pere' FNorteP Pescnpd n ~ medicine sold by 
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 eHan" "Omns AE meu6 udem1mly makers outside 
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-23
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lider anSeiser fir gang Deutfdlanb.
ftanb folsenbs Qfnseise: ~Deutfde
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babe fofort abauseben. u. Sanien.
Observation-Disclosures, 9olbain Bel Sers
bestbal In gsIsisn.@ Msbrere 2anbs
iptrtbe aus benz Dorfe Obertiefsnba9
traten NIT Der Jtrma In Derbtnbuns
unb srbielten bon 5rdu u. Sanfen bic
Mittbeilung. baB feds brabe. quite unb
burdaus tii6tige DienitmGbden BET
etrtem Sdbreslpbn npn ie 120 bis 180
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fenben. aIs bic Sntertisnten tpeitere
Garantie fir ben Gintritt ber MGbden
perIansten, erbielten fiepon Srau Sanfen
unteridriebeiie 3pntratte unb bic mods
maIise Qufforbsrune. bic barm nod
teIssrapbif6 erneuert tpurbe, bts llns
fofen fofort ein5ufenben. Da bic
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feitfelIte, baB bic Gtrma u. Jnnfen
ben beitf9eH 2anbtpirtben pobl bas
Gelb aus Der Saf9e Habut. aber ieine
Otenjtboten fanbte.
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alipalitat ,pifben Sditftrn.
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ben mar, IieB ii9 ni9t mebr feititellen.
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2eute bon gprunna aber finb iibers
ssust. baB Der 3ufammeniob auf boz
Der Ste Der Nusgang zines Dramas
Isibsnfdaftlider RipaIitGt sepefen.
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Dom AIeinatl6.
Eis seriaiss snarttes wraeaHs aas Die eSses
DE per gRinien.

DE esr sRinsen.
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tppif9er 9inii1t aubsrorbsntIi9 pers
idieben. 2tls @runbiab ift burd @ss
brau9 fir RIsingelb fait allsemein ans
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Wertbes banbslt."
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unb faft aller feiner 3olonien 8leinsslb
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bes Detretss unb beFen Datum, unter
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prGsten menge fran5Oiifde. aur anbes
rem Sdlfte flGmifde auffdrift. Die
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aieinselbes. bas ginannaitiid. tit ais
mshrfpradige Miinae Elm llnifum; fie
entbdlt ben @srtb in fiinf Spra9en
anseseben, unb sipar tn GnsIif4, llrs
bu, Rasari, 8ensdIt unb 9elusu.
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@ptben.N nnbfeban.
Snl a no.

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bes Diitricts Columbia itimmsn f6nn'
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ten @rlsihteruns gu erbalten. benn
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Wieiiter.
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Gmeriean federation Of tabor. bot often
erttdrt, baB er Serrn Brgan in Der
bepOritebenben @ablcampasne unter'
fifteen wsroe, neil. wie er bin3ufiiste,
bic rspublifaniide Partei bic 5oroerun'
gen Der arbeiter pollitaubig nnbeaAtet
gelalisn unb Die Demofraten lie in ibrer
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feren; init Serrn Srpau. Der auBer
ibm nod 5rant Morriion, Der Sefrs.
tdr Der american Seberation Of tabor,
uno Sames Duncan, ebenfalls elm be-
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ten unb Wtsrieo's in Wtittelumerifa ein'
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ten, baB Der unlansit absei6lohene
fogenannte Srieoensoertras poaftanoie
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ger ausnabme Der Republif @Oita Ricu
anseblid feline Der anberen Wiittelame'
rifaniiaen 8epublifen mad ben 8eitim'
munsen bieiss Srieoensuertrases ridtet.
gu sinsm erniten Sampf, Der intsrsi'
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unb ben Observation-Disclosures bss
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reits felt tanserer 3eit bic @Ommiiiion
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Gllsemeinen baben ii6 sanS entidie'
ben sewsisert, bic feitseieste State 3u
bejablen.
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Pa., baben bic arrangements fiir Die
5eier bes ~Deutidsn Tasss4 nun mebr
ernitlid In ansriff ssnommen. Dus
Jeit mirb untsr ben 9luipi3ien bes ipeittis
den 3weises bes Deuti9. 9.amerifanii6eu
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@rope besansen weroen. Serr 8. 6.
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bent 1T 9err 9einri9 8rano unO gum
@bren Ssitprdiibsntsn 1T Der sreiie
oeutid.ameritaniide PiOnier Ssrr SeurD
arnolo auserforen. Die Seitrebner
weroen aOnsreBmitslieO 3. 9ar6felb
nnb Sol. 6. 6. Stabl bonn Staats.
Sonrnal in GreutOn, d. g., iein.
Die Probibitioniften, bic In @oluuis
bus. ObiO, ibre Otationat.@ @onpsution
abhisltsn, nomiuirteu @usens Us. @ba.
fin als Ganbioat fir bas gnt bes Prafi.
benten uno Iron 9. Dattins BON
aba, Ohio, fur oas Sss Biee.gralis
bsntsu. Der Sannertrdssr Der .Pars
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8onnerftas. %. Suli 1908.
Semofratif6e Seominaticnen.

Wational.
grGiesnt- @iaidm 9snuinas Bryan.
giss prSFssnt-Sstn 0rrib aern.
Stddt
8ittsr he gupnipr @ui6ts-D. %. Grim.
Geuntp.
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