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WI TING FANG AT HONOLULU.

Honolulu Feb. 22-Wu Ting Fang
Chinese minister to the United
states, arrived here today with a large
tetinue on the Pacific Mail liner ST
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was given military reception by ter
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changed calls with Governor Frear.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-23
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To KIN the Gar.

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using fine tooth comb on the city
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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-23
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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-23
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
With Good Support
 Guese Takes Game

ing in that inning. Two errors were made behind him but only one was costiy-Murphy let Persons hit get by him in the sixth, the runner going to thiro and afterwards scoring, the other being when Cranston dropped Careys throw in the eighth.
 Murphy hit safe in the first and Babb was hit by the ball. both advancing on Baerwalds sacrifice. With Murphy on third 1t looked like run was as good as registered--Cranston hit the sacri- nee ny that was expected to score Mur- phy but Persons was laying for him and fired 1t back so quickly that the runner was held on third, OTeary end ing 1t with a hit to Perry.
 The Scoring Is Done.
 Only one hit had been made of Gar rtty up to the last of the fifth but the Climbers started after him in that in- ming and punched hits enough to nail down the game. Greminger started 1t with a clean one to center, Perry hit safe and Greminger scored when Pope laced one to left--Hassett sacrificed and Garrity got in bad by walking Hart and crowding the bags. Perry scoring on Gueses long sacrifice fly.
 Persons hit one to left in the sixth that Murphy let get by him, the run ner getting to third-Baxter hit to Garrity who held Persons on third. Greminger hit to Cranston and like a flash Persons sprinted down the line, sliding into the plate-Perry was out on a fly to oIeary but the score was 3 to o.
 with one out in the ninth Cranston hit safe but was thrown out stealing second-OLeary hit safe and went to second when Persons let it get by him but Carey ended 1t with a hit to Pope.
 The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
PENSAC0LA'S HOTEL
COMPANY IN CHARGE ELECTS
 BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Half Million Dollar Inn for Gulf Town Now Regarded as Certainty.
 Capitalists are In-
 terented.

Pensacola, Fla, June -(Special.) )-- A temporary organization of the stock holders of Pensacola's proposed half million dollar hotel to be operated by the Hervey Hotel Company was per- fected this morning when a board of thirteen directors was chosen.
 The board is empowered to select the site on which the building is to be erected and to attend to other preIim- mary matters pending the organization of the corporation and selection of per- manent officers.
 The hotel company, which is to be known as the Pensacola Hotel Com pany, Is composed of the most promi- nent business men and public spirited citizens of the city, there being few if any of the business men having the welfare of the city at heart who are not stockholders, and for this reason 1t Is believed that within a short space of time the contract will be awarded for the erection of the building. Arr ticles of incorporation are to be applied for at once, and as soon as granted by the State permanent organization will be perfected, the remainder of the per- centage of the stock subscribed col lected and work immediately com menced. The first payment, 10 per cent of the amount subscribed, was paid in at the meeting of last night.
 SOAE(tG0 are the following James MI MuIdon of the Keyser- Muldon Lumber Com- pany; P. K. Yonge. manager of the Southern States Lumber Company; John E. Stillman, President of the Pen- sacola Investment Company and Col lector of Customs; H. l.. Covington, VicePresident of the Consolidated Ma val Stores Company of Florida; F c. Brent, retired capitalist; Max l.. Bear, of the wholesale firm of Lewis Bear Company; T. A. Jennings, President of the Pensacola Bank and Trust Com pany and Williams Naval Stores Com pany; A. A. Fisher of the Fisher Real Estate Agency; Henry Hyer of the McDavid Hyer Compan; w. S. Keyser of the Representation Company; Sol Calm of Sol Calm 6 Co.,; John A. Merritt of John A. Merritt & Co., ship brokers and exporters, and William H. Knowles. President of the First Na- tional Bank.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
Makes Shutout Against
 Memphis. ERRoRLESS PLAYING
 BY LOCALS A FEATURE Climbers Bunch Hits A-plenty in
 Fifth. Montgomery Team Turns in Long Lane of Losses and Takes Victory from Babbites --- Hammers Again
 Become Friendly Fans.

Whitey Guese was the worka vas. terday and the team behind him rave nlm all the goods asked for, the re- suit being that he shut Babb's people out by score of to 0.
 On a mournfully memorable occaa- sion in past so recent that it stilI hurts to think of 1t he let the Climbers down with three small hits, the Peli- cans landing easily. Yesterday he worked In one of Jimmy Ryan's white uniforms and from the break away in the first inning until the last man was down in the ninth he had his game rolled up in q small piece of velvet and safely packed away in his pocket. Ills control was about as nearly per- feet as they make 'em, his only slip being when he ptnclxed Charley Babb with the ball in the first inning Not during the game did he walk a man at pretty foggy periods. He was as steady as a rock all during the game
 At the start the Memphii tried the bunting game but the speed that damper on that in Q jiffy.
 He was given perfect backing. an errorless game being put up by the Climbers, though Persons is given an error for letting OLeary get to sec ond on q hit that got by him. Strict ly speaking, 1t was an error as the runner advanced but there were two out and 1t did not amount to anything. The six hits made off Guese were one in the first, one in the second, one in the fourth, one in the sixth and two in the ninth.
 Carey's fly in the fourth was mis- juged by Hassett, the ball going over his head and the runner getting to third, 50 really there should have been only Ave hits off Guese. Never during the game did two hits come together except in the ninth but those two were harmless.
 GArrity was in again but he was not as effective as he was when he let the Climbers down with three hits last Saturday Only six hits were made off him but three of them were punched in the fifth, his only base on balls com
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
DAVIS IS SUING FOR
 $lO,OOO FOR PERSONAL INJURIES

The city court was in session all of yesterday morning and afternoon upon single case, that of T. j. Davis vs. the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. The plaintiff is suing the railroad for damages amounting to s1O.OOO for in- turfes received in the yards of the road during the past summer when a switch engine ran him down, breaking his arm and infifcting several other in- juries
 The evidence in the case was long and drawn out. and the attornevs at six o'clock yesterday afternoon were busy presenting their case to the jury.
 Judge Sayre will not deliver his charge to the jury until this morning As the result of the case yesterday all other cases set for the day were postponed until this morning. when inc case next in order on yesterdays dock ct will be heard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
LOUISIANA S0LONS
 WILL KILL RAGING

Baton Rouge. June 10.-By a vote of s7 to 20 the Locke anti-raclng bill was of the Louisiana Assembly this after noon.
 The bill Is now up to the Senate and should 1t pass that body will put an end to the racing which has been a fea- ture of the winter season in New Or leans for almost century.
 TYenty- Senators. declare the sup porters of the Lake bill, will vote for the measure when it comes from the House.
 Two or three of these. they say are refusing to announce themselves but will support the bill when the time comes.
 the Senate to pass the bill. The bill Is drawn so as to become effective imme- dlately.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
.0.H.P. BELMONT DEAD
THE NEW YORK MILLIONAIRE
 PASSES AWAY.
succumbs to Operation for Appendicitis After Ten Days' IIlness--Was a Democrat and Had Served
 in Congress.

New York. June 10.--oliver H. F. Belmont, aged 50 years, died at his home in Hemstead, L. l.. at s:s4 o'clock this morning after ten days illness with appendicitis.
 His death had been anticipated for days. but in the end 1t came suddenly and so unexpectedly that with the ex- caption of Mrs Belmont. none of the members of the family had time to reach the sick room after the hurried summons was sent to them.
 Ever since the condition of MT. Bel mont became critical, more than a week ago, Mrs. Belmont's children. William K. Vanderbilt, Jr., and Harold Wander bilt, and Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt, Jr., have been almost constantly within call of the sick room. Worn by the long vigil, they retired early this morn ing when there appeared to be no ap- preciable change in the sick mans condition, and were sleeping soundly when the summons came.
 MT. Belmont had passed bad night, but toward morning appeared to be resting easily, when, soon after 6;30 o'clock, he was seized with terrible pain.
 pr. Lanehart hurriedly called Mrs. Belmont and she had just time to reach the room before her husbands death.
 Mir. Belmont had not been actively engaged in business for some years He had always been very popular among a wide circle of friends. and held a prominent position In club and social life hare and in London and Paris. He was graduated from An napolis Naval Academy in 1878, and served out his two years cruise. Fol- | In 19FQ hA raafonaN from the service to engage in business with his father and brothers. After retiring from his fathers old banking firm, MT. Belmont devoted his attention for a time to politics. He was Dem ocrat and in 1900 was chosen as a dele- gate from New York to the Democratic National Convention. The same y,ar he was elected to Congress- from the Thirteenth New York District.
 Mir. Belmont's first marriage was with Miss Sarah Swan Whitney, now Mrs George Rives. His only ;hild, Mrs. William Burden, died several months ago. MT. Belmont's second marriage was with Mrs. Alva B Smith Vanderbilt. who. prior to her divorce, was the wife of W. K. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Belmont and her two sons, w. K. Vanderbilt, Jr., and Harold Vender- bilt, were (, stantly at Mir. Belmont's side from the moment his illness took critical turn. Mrs. Belmont's daugh- ter, Consuela, the Duchess of Marlbor- ough, was kept constantly advised of Mir Belmont's condition.
 The Belmont country place, Brook halt Villa, near Hemstead, and in close vicinity to the Meadowbrook Hunt Clubs magnificent grounds, was noted for its hospitality.
 The funeral services will be held in the Protestant Episcopal Cathedral at Garden City. l.. l., at 10 a. m. on Fri day. Bishop Burgess will oficiate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11

Three of Them wiII Have Closing Ex-
 ercises This Week. Mobile, June 10.-(Special. )-Thres school closing exercises are scheduled for this week.
 The first will be the athedraI Girls School, which will give exercises at the McGill Institute building tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock.
 The second will be St. Vincent's Girls School, which will occur Friday after noon at o'clock.
 The last of the week will be that of the Lutheran Parochial School, which will hold it's exercises at the institution building, 6O2 St. Francis Street, Friday evening at 7:S0 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
CURRENT NOT THE CAUSE.
Fire Near Bell Building Did Not staI
 By Defective Wiring.

In Justice to T. Flynn. the electri- elan who has in charge the wiring of the new Bell Building. 1t should not have been stated that the small blaze which destroyed the woodshed next to this building Tuesday morning was caused by defective wiring. This was @ mistake as there was no electric cur rent in Bell building at the time nor is there at present any current, the wiring not having progressed far enough for turning on the current. The origin of the fire ls unknown Mr. Flynn says that $500 worth of new wire stored in the building was ruined by the blaze
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
TWELVE INNINGS, TIE
BIRMINGHAM AND NEW ORLEANS
 PLAY CLOSE GAME.
Lordss TvvO-bagger in the Seventh Tied it Up and Contest Could Not Be
 neefded.

Birmingham, June 10.-Walters drove two home runs in the sixth, overriding New Orleans's lead. scoring Rickert, tied the score ana from that point throughout the twelfth no more runs crossed the plate; l.
 The locals performed miserably Tn the beRinning, but gave Fritz an awful chastisement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
MIR. woLCoTr INJURED.
Mobile Man Thrown From Cart and
 May nfe

May Die.
 Mobile, June 10 - Special )-Th omas Walcott, a prominent business man of this city. wassthrown from his go-cart and probably fatally injured about ' o'clock last night at the corner of St. Louis and Lawrence Streets
 MT. Walcott was out exercising a fractious horse which became fright ened and shied to one side of the road. suddenly throwing the occupant to the pavement. causing a compound frac- ture of the right leg, a severe gash over the left eye, a scalp wound and internal injuries.
 The wound over the left eye was caused by the horse treading on him in his fright.
 He was hurriedIy carried to the hos pital by the city ambulance, where his injuries were cared for. He recovered consciousness at an early hour this morning and reports from his bed- side today are encouraging.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
A FEW FOUL TIPS
Jp again.

Mr. Guese's debut was one of those things that the sassiety pepul call "auspicious."
 What a race! what a race! Atlanta, Montgomery, Memphis. New Orleans
 The nerve of 1t! Nap Fucker held the Cubs to three hits yesterday and Brooklyn shut 'em out.
 St. Louis leads the American race this morning, Baron Liebhart losing to Cy Young and Boston beating the Maps.
 Jack Higgins will play the game at his hall today and lots of interest is being taken in these Mobile games which are a return Tor the three that the Gulls played here.
 Now for some climbing and It's back to the lead.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
PRocEEDs FROM @TAG DAY"
Mobile Committee Secured s1,OOS fol
 BOy'a Club.

Mobil, June iO--(Special. )--All of the Tag Day" committees have re- ported to the general chairman, Mrs. J. B. Waterman. who announced that the total number of tags disposed of was 5000, which netted the amount of s1, ,Oos for the fund of the Boys Club.
 Mrs. Waterman has issued card of and the newspapers for their support in behalf of the Boys Club fund. Tag Day" will be made an annual fete in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
CIana ia RapfiEed.

Mobile, June 10 Especial LA class of the St. Francis Street Baptist Church was administered baptism to- night at o'clock by Rev. E. D. George, pasEor of the Dauphin Way Baptist Church, who also delivered an interesting address 10 the class and oonGraGations
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11

Summary-Three base hits, Carey hrPersons. Stolen bases, Baxter. Sac rifice hits, Baerwald, HaHaett, Guese, Redmone- Base on balls, aR Garrity. T.; Guese, Q. Hit by pitched balls. Babb, Persons. Struck out by Gafrity, g.: Guese. 3. Time of game. I;ss. Um- pire Brown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11

Summary Hit by pitcher. J. Dugan. 1. Base on balls off Becker, 1. Struck out, by Dugan. $; by Becker. l. Wild pitch. Becker |. Two base hits. Sea baugh. Home run, McElveen. Double play, Becker to Hart. Time 1;40 Um- pire Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11

oumInary-IWO base hit, Speaker Double plays. Castro to Jordan to Fox: Fox to Castro to Jordan; Hess to Con. Hart, 9 Struck out, by Johns. 1; by Hart, 4. Time. 1.25. Umpire, Fitzsim mons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
SEDUCTION CHARGED.
Tony Kelly, Prominent Mobile Mia
 Held bY POIt0A

Dg
 Mobile, JuRe 10.-(Special. Jon A. charge of seduction. Tony Kelly. al prominent young man. 26 years of age, is locked up in the county jail on a warrant sworn out by the father of the young girl, Ethel Meeks. who resides near Citronelle.
 His bond has been fixed by Judge Kruempel at 21,0O0. which he has failed to make. Kelly Is prominently con- .pected in Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
TIE GAME AND RAIN
CALLED AT END OF SIXTH IN Ar-
 LANTA.
The Score Stood, Atlanta. I. Little Rock, 1-Pitchers' Battle Be-
 tween Hart and
 Johns. '@

Atlanta. Ca, June 10.-With the score tied today's game between At
 lanta and Little Rock was called at inc end Of the sixth inning on account of
 It was pitchers battle with Hart having a little the best nf if Snnra
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
Bids for Sewerage System.
Removal Notice

We are now located at our new yard. We have a complete stock of building ma xeriai which we arc selling at rock bottom prices Let us figure with you. We can save you money. Alabama Lumber Co.. Cor. Lawrence and Columbus streets. Phone
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11

Al complete line Of Fancy tFuIts, the best the market contains. Tn Fresh Vegetable. New Honey. Frouuce ana po11trv Strictly fresh Eggs. We soleit your order and give prompt ser srIee Mayes & Parker.
 Phone a6ss Cor. Monroe and Perry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11

Summary-Two- base hits. Molesworth 2, Douglas, Lord. Three-base hits, Walters, Lord. Sacrifice hits, Rickert, Sabrie Dundon. Stolen bases, Man. ming. Raub, Sabrie g. Stratton. Double plays. Huber to Sabrie. Rickert to Dun- don. Wild pitches, Robertaille 2. Base on balls, off Robertaille 2. off Fritz g.. Struck out, by Robertaille. 1; by Fritz 9. Time of game, 2:45. Umpire, O'Brien.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
SOUTHATLANTcLEAGUE

Charleston, June 10-Rain stopped today's game with Savannah at the end of the ninth. with the score tied.
 RHE. Savannah %. ... 900 O10 0OO-1 i Charleston Q. ..... 900 01o O001 1 Batteries-Paige and ReisinRer: Hixon and Kahlkon. z, Columbia, S. C., June lO-CoIumbia- Macon game postponed. rain. Jacksonville, Fla, June 1O-The To- calls rallied in the seventh and eighth innings of today's game and won from Augusta.
 RHE. Augusta .... ..... ooo loo ooO-1 { Batteries-Sitton and Carson; Goeth- ell and Roth.
 College Baseball. Cambridge. Mass, June 10-Hsrvard 1. Cornell o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
MOBILE SHUT OUT
 ----e- J. DUGAN WAS MOST EFFECTIVE
 IN THE BOX. He Was Mereiless on the Poor Sea GuIIs-McEIveen Secured a
 Hit for Home

Nashville. Tenn. June t0.--McEI- veen's home run in the sixth inning and J. Dugan's effective work In the box won for Nashville over Mobile to-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11


 New York, June 10.-Fred Clarke made the winning run in the New York-Pittsburg game today on his hit and good base running in the fourth Inning. RH.E Pittsburg .. 900 100 oo0-I i New York .. .. .000 900 000-O 1
 Batteries-Leever and Gibson Wiltse and Bresnahan. Time, 1:40. Umpires, Klem and O'Day.
 Boston, June 10--Boston outbatted Cincinnati today. but errors and Dor ner'B wildness gave ths visitors the game. Cincinnati .. ... oos o2o 2o1-s : Q Boston ... ..... o01 900 301--5 14 5
 Batteries-Coakley, Weimer and Mo- Lean: Ferguson and Graham and Ball. Time. 1:57. Umpire. Rudderham.
 Philadelphia, June 10--St. Louis de- feated Philadelphia today in a ten inning pitchers battle between Lush and Sparks.
 St. Louis ... .. 900 900 900 1-1 Philadelphia .. 900 900 900 O--0 3
 Batteries-Lush and Hostetter and Ludwig: Sparks and Dooin. Time, 1:40. Empires. Rigier and Johnstone.