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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
REVIVAL SERVICES.

Interest in Clayton Street Revival Is
 Strong.
 Revival services were held yester- day afternoon and night at the Clay ton Street Baptist Church. conducted by Rev. W. D. Hubbard. On both oc- casions a large congregation was pres ent, and the discourses of the eloquent divine made profound impression up- on his hearers. two of the audience be- ing received into the fellowship of the church during the morning service. and about ten of those present expressing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
WALTER sATTERLEE DEAD.
Noted Artist Passes Away After a short
 Illuena.

New York. May 2s.-walter satterlee. the artist. died at his home. 14S East Eighteenth Street. yesterday, after an illness of a week. Mfr. Satterlee was 65 years old He was an associate member of the National Academy of Design, the Water Colors Society, and many other institutions.
 Mir. Satterlee was chiefly known for his figure painting and general work He was very successful in portraying the peasants of Normandy and Brit tany.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
GOLF TOURNAMENT.
Weather Conditions Were UnfavorabI,
 to the Play.

Memphis, Tenh.. May 29.-with the wind high and occasional showers, con ditions were rather unfavorable to the play in the semi-finals today of the tournament of the Southern Golf As sociation The work of many of the players was brilliant and was followed by a large gathering.
 In the finals tomorrow. in the con test for the championship cup, which will be over thirty-slx holes H. c. Egan of Louisville and Nelson Whit ney of New Orleans qualified.
 For the junior championship, the first mage of Mobile qualified. A. II. Nal lory of Memphis and NJ. H. Tlchenor of Atlants will compete in the finals tomorrow for the Dixie cup. J. H. Doughty of Memphis and Thaxton of Louisville qualified on the third flight for the Chicksaw cup.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
DEMANDS cONsUL's RECALL.
Turkish Government Makes Charges
 Anninaf Greek COnanI.

Athens May 2s-The Turkish Govern ment has demanded the recall of the Greek Consul on the Island of Samos. accusing him of aiding and ahetting the revolt against the Prince of Samos and the Governor of the island,
 The Greek transport Sphactra has been sent to Samos to take off the ref prgees. Turkish troops and warships are due to arrive today at Chioas, Turkish Island near Samos, where they have been ordered to concentrate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
-:- Sporting Addenda -:-
TRACK MEET TODAY
THE SCHOOL BOY ATHLETES WILL E COMPETE.
Onicieis Have Been Selected and Pros
 poets Are Bright For a SpIen- did Meet At Vandiyer

0A@H~@NA- AANNC sNNM SCtcCtG0 ana PE0n-
 pects Are Bright For a SpIen- did Meet At Vandiyer
 Park.
 Through the efforts of a force of boys all is in readiness at Vandiyer Park for the Intersch plastic Athletic Meet Saturday afternoon.
 Thirty hurdles were constructed. dis tances carefully measured. landing place and take of for the jumpers ar ranged and shot put circle laid of. The young athletes look forward with a great deal of pleasure to the affair and every one is determined to give a good account of himself on the mor- row. It has been reported that for several days past a large number are carrying a program. prize list and a copy of training rules.
 All runners will appear in white running suits decorated with school colors and insignia. The little chaps in the District School Relay will wear their gymnasium suits with belts or sashes of different color. Capitol Hill will wear Blue: Decatur Street. Red Sayre Street. White; Bellinger Hill, Green; Cottage Hill, Black; and High land Park. Gold.
 tion the following officials. were ap- pointed: Judges. F. J. Kuckert, Harry Marcus, W. J. Hall. and W. A. Moore. Win Fry will act as time-keeper, as- sisted by J. W. Johnson and Brown Gaston. Jerre Watson, Hervey Tapp and Arthur Mead are the Inspectors. Others are, Starter. J. D. Patterson. Billie Collier; Clerk of Course, P. Ross Moore; Scorer, Percy Hengenwold; and Robert M. Hanna. Referee.
 Parents and friends of the boys are 1to1 1V~,t tsaxr AlA N~ Hn ness the, performances Of their sons. Many ladies have already accepted tn- yitations to be present and present in- dfcations point to a regular Ladies Day" This Is the only event of the kind during the year so all interested should be on hand. The date is final. all events will be run of, rain or shine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
JURY SYSTEM REJECTED.
Philippine Commission Is Afraid of Un-
 acen Abuses.

seen Abuses.
 Manila, May 2s-The Philippine Com mission has rejected the assembly bill creating a jury system The measure provides for provincial boards to ap- point twenty-five permanent Jurors Tn ,each nrovince to serve on all jury cases. The comnission held that the plan was not an ideal one and would invariably The commission had passed the pub lie works bill appropriating S,ooO,0oO pesos. One half of this sum goes Tor the construction of roads. Half mill lion will be expended in starting system of irrigation works while VIII the construction of capitol building at Manila, improve the harbors at Hold and build a custom house.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
cIeveIand shut Out.
,LnMndeahoro Won :.

TIayneville, May 2s.-(Special.)-- Lowndesboro- won a game from Leto- h atchie here today and also one from ,HayneviHe. Nell Robinson held Leto- hatchie to one hit and should have a shut out,
 Lowndesboro worked the double steal and squeeze to perfection:
 Jenkins was battled out and Davis fared little potter. Score: .. Lowndesboro '..''-''E 'EggSSo -1y66o "MoS
 sS BsSatteries-Neii, Robinson and Din kins; Jenkins, Davis and Slough and
 Called. by agreement.
 LowndesboFo was on to the ball from the first, and hit Davis, who Hayne- vile borrowed from Letohatchte, when ever they wanted to.
 Pickett Robinson was also batted out, but after Nell Robinson went In. Hayneville did not get a hit or run. Caffey did fairly well. but 1t was too fSw5ds lateib ssboro score .s2o 400 ooo-s ] Hayneville 900 4o0 O0o-4 1Battertes--P. Robinson. N. Robinson and Dinkins: Davis. r. caftey and Brown and H. caffAy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
Letter to The Editor
County omcers.,

sprague. Ala, May 20. 1908. Editor Advertiser:
 There are a great many of your sub scribers anxious to know when the terms of the newly elected Board of Revenue. Tax Collectors. Tax Assessor. County Treasurers and Justices of the Peace, commence under the new law in Montgomery County.
 Crops are making rapid progress in the way of growth, with the fne weather we have had in the last ten days. Subscriber.
 tThe recent primary simply decided who are to be voted for as Democratic candidates. The. election will not take place until November s, when's the reg ular State and Presidential election Is to be held. Those who are elected No venber 5 will take .ofice sometime af- ter that date.-Ed. Advertiser.J
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
church FIoor Collnpse..

Chicago. May 2s.-The cemented ves- tibule floor of the Lithuanian Church of our Lady of Wilma gave way last night as a large congregation was leaving Thirty persons were thrown into the basement and a panic resulted. None, however. suffered worse injuries than cuts and bruises.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St. Louis Wins.

St. Louis. May 2s s.-Pitcher Raymond broke up today's game by hitting a timely single in the eleventh inning Chicago ..0o3 900 900 oo--s II 1 St. Louis 100 002 001 o1--4 10 {
 Batteries-Karger. Raymond and Time. 2:os. Umpires. Klem and John stone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE
pouhIe-heaaer Divided.

| 0UHnAe~MG0WeE DANfAG0s New York, May 29.-In the first dou- l League Park, Philadelphia and New | York split even. New York won the first game. 6 to 5, and lost the second phIIassISBspa TIPst SsTps ...slo GOO oloIs H; F; SfM gMsttep!es.vickers nGFa pygsTt. By carteS and schreck; Manning and Kleinow: Time, 2:05. Umpires. oLoughltn and Egan,
 pbIisSs1pIIs SfsS.S ssms: ooo 900 looIi E H. E i SNis igsatteTies.schiitaer and Powers; Lake and Blair and Kleinow. Time. l:55. Umpire, o'Loughlin and Egan. Washington Wins DoubIeheader.
 Boston, May 29 9.--Washington won both games of double-header from Boston today. Score: ga.;s5 ggss;SInston .gSS gSS iSS5S iiSS5S Ss5-s Ssd E g
 Bstteries-cates and Street; Morgan and Criger and Donohue. Time, l:S4. Umpire, Connolly.
 Second game: E.H Y; sostoni sHastorneton :. SSddSS SdS SsS iOo-5 ,
 Batteries--Keely, Hughes and Street; Burchell, Winter, Glaze and Donohue. Umpire. Connolly Time. l;6s.
 Cleveland Shut Out.
 cleveland, May 2s.-st. Louis shut .out Cteveland today. Hinehman's err Tor allowed St. Louis to score it's q t92nly s[evslsSS sf 2ssI. SSS SSS SSS SSS SSS-S SSSS 2 ] Batteries---Chech, Thielman and \. Clark; Powell and Spencer. Time, 1;Si. Umpire, Hurst and Evans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
CIncinnati Wins.

Pittsbure. May 29-Cincinnati won the game Tn the first two innings. Will lis was replaced by camnftz in the sec Snd S....nmrg inning. scoTcse;o ceo ooo ,oo-f K E E cincinnatf .iSo 0o0 ooi-5 Battaries-willis Camnitz and Gib- son; Campbell and Schlei. Time. l:45. Umpire Emslie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

Senator Rayner appears to think that a President who never makes mistake is too good to be true --Wash- ington Herald.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
RrnnkIxn ahuf Ont.

Brooklyn. May 2s.-Donovan's team was shut out by New York today. Score:
 R.H. E. New York ..... 900 100 0o0--1 Brooklyn ... 900 900 00O--0 { O Batteries-Matthew ewson and Needham Fucker and Bergen Time, 1:25. Um- pires, -RigIer and Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
Boatou Shut Out

phia Nationais won today by hard hit 1 ting. Score: R.H.E. Boston ...... 900 900 ooo-o 3 Philadelphia :. .500 020 10s-s 15 | and Graham; Bowerman, McQuillin and Jacklitsch, Dorn. Time, 1:45. Umpire. l OsDaV
The sun., 1908-12-27
FAST TINE IN SPRINT RACES
REMARKABLE FIGURES HUNG
= UP AT VARIOUS TRACKS.

NImbus's worlds Record Of I:lI III "a,
Six Furiongs the Bet Achievement
Smiley = Cerbett's rHsJf MILE IN
OAa 4sS-SiIver Stockings Rece,s
Tho art, Of conditioning thorouRhbred,
has progressed 90 fevorabIy during The
last few years that fast time over Amsr.
can raoetraokg these days Ia regarded a.
an ordinary achievement. During the
year about TO end some remarkably
tracks In this country. Running a hall
mile In 0:t8 or better Is considered a fast
performance. yet In the season just cloeed
about thirty horses have acoomplishsd
this feat, AL were two-yesr- -olds but ops
A three-year-o named Smiley Corbet.
with lie pounds, ran this distance over
the Seattle track In o.i6 as, the record
have negotiated halves 10 DAT is, whis
Workbox. feet footed youngster, has
been timed in 047.
The popular sprinting distances are fiys
furlongs and three quarters OF q mile, and
races at those distances produced soms
exceedingly fast figures Twenty races
AT five furlongs .were run IN better than
tance was equailed by Silver Stocking n
Seattle last August, when she stepped ft Ia
0:5s s-5. This mare and r. A. Forsythe's
Jeanne dAro have run five ftirlongs on
two different occasions In lees than min.
ute. "
Several years ago horse that covered
six furlongs In less than 1:ls was cen.
sidered remarkably fast, but such a feat
now is frequently recorded George
Odom's three-year- Nimbus ran be
fastest six furlongs Of the year when a
Empire City last August he hung up
new worlds record Of 1:i1 lis around one
turn; The following week Nimbus again
clocied in Iii As. Toupee and Early
Tide were both timed in I'LL 3-5. and Il
was only the other day that Royal Totr-
ist, a Whitney castoh hung UP new
track record at Oakland Of iii rs. The
following tables show the fastest time
made at four, Ave, frt s'x fnrscnss
between january 1 and December 10
: =
The sun., 1908-12-27
BARRIER TO DIAMOND MAKING.
DissoIying Carbon In IAquid-MeIttnS II
BY Intense Heat.
From the Chicago Tribune.

Diamonds are the only gems consist
ing OF one and but one element, This
apparent simplicity has not only at
tracted artificial production but has also
been the insuperable barrier which has
hlndered success. Artificial DIS GER
tainly have been made but on such a. small
scale that they have been practically USE
less. 49,
By the term artificial 10 not meant glass
so made by chemical art that the product
10 the same In every respect as that made
by nature. Dinerent workers have en-
ployed different methods and with varying
success .,.s.
In iss3 the method OF Despretz consisted
The sun., 1908-12-27

also. A notable match Ia 1895 was be-
tween Willie Park, Jr., the twice BRITISH
champion, and Willie Campbell, thon en-
gagged at Boston. Th9re have been open
amateur tournaments Of importance over
the Mount Hope course. but not for some
Years. The Metropolitan Gou Ase0Gi,t iet
Jerome d. Travers earned his first title.
was the most important tournament ever
held at the Mount Hope links, and IN 1899
the Phlladelphia-Ne York match. the
earliest Of the semi-annual series that mas
been succeeded by. the trioity matcn,
was held at St. Andrews. The club has
had but three presidents-Joh Reid for
many years, j. G. Ten Eyck for one year.
and J. b. Thomas.
One tournament over the Sawmill
River course has had an important boar
ing on American golf history. Inc new
port Golf Club. announced an amaIeur
championship for September Z and =.
ieO4, but made the mistake Of holding the
composition at medal play-the game OF
the professionals at open ohahpionshlps.
There were twenty starters and the pro.
gramme called for thirty-slx hoIes OF
medal play. The winner was Wilnam
club. who had learned the game at Pan.
France. He did 1ss and beat z. o.
Macdonald by one stroke. The LATER
then played from the Chicago Golf Clup.
and began golfng when at st. Andrews
University, Scotland. =.
Committeeman Of our st. Andrews
promptly arranged for an amateur cham
pionship at match play on October II,
!? and IS. Macdonald had his revenge
by defeating Lawrence In the semi final,
UP and to play, but he was beaten
up In the final by l.. B. Stoddart, an Eng.
lishman, who had learned his golf In that
country. The clash and the conscious
ness that the game had great future
in this country brought the leaders into
council and on December %. 1904, the
United States Golf Association came into
Club, Manhattan. Charter members we're
the st, Andrews, Shinnecock Hills,
Chicago Golf Club. Country Club. brook-
line, and the Newport Golf Club. =,
sc. Andrews is the parent OF many goii
clubs. There was a great opening OF
new courses about Manhattan In 1887,
and In most cases the founders were
players over the old course. Each new
club sSpped the energy OF 81. Andrews
few members. u was critical time
too. as property for an eighteen mole
course had been bought at Mount Hope
and clubhouse finished The removal
was In the latter year, t. A.. have
meyer, first president of the United States
Golf Association, was the financial backe
Of the under taking and his sudden death
made complication. rhe election OF
Joseph B. Thomas as president ended
prosperous. There are few better in.
land courses In the country, and should
the United States Golf Association ever
open it's heart to give the old club ma.
tional championship the public will find
this out ,. ..-.-. ,.
The sun., 1908-12-27
MAXINE ELLIOTT,S THEATRE.
Playhouse In Old Gold. Old Ivory and
Mouse Color to Open This Week.

The new Maxine Elliott Theatre in
nv. 1t,,s,. ..:..,, .St..s., ss.,,,..n proad.
"os. in' " ,h,nsi '0 e'i 80
way ana Saxtn avenue. Wnon 10 ea.o
to be the most costly and beautiful play
house OF its size In this country. VIII Dc
seen by an audience for the ffst time On
Wednesday evening of this week; whenthe
aotress for whom It is named will appear
in q new play. .t.,.
Ground FOR the building was broken N
June and since then .workmen have ueeo
busy night and day 10 complete it IN
what approaches record time. It has been
financed by Miss Elliott and the Shubers
In copartnership. 2.
They plan to make It primarily
womap's theatre, not only the home play
h ouse OF Miss Elliott but also OF the other
women stars under Shubert management.
Ju.i in Marlowe, Mime. Nazimoya and Mary
Manneriug are some OF these, and II the
season permits II plays by Clyde Fltcn
and foreign authors will have their flrst
hearings there. a..
Viewed from the street the building
appears low and simple. reaching no
hi cher than the third story Of an or.
dinary dwelling. The only wood used
in construction is the stage proper and
the theatre Ia said to be as nearly freproof
as one can be made. ~
The eeating capacity is'. about nine
hundred. Only twe,ye rows Of chairs
are on the around door and the ftst
balcony hangs 30 low that IL might -
The sun., 1908-12-27
LN BROoKLrN -rHEATREs.
John Drew In Jack straw" and "tiirls'
the chief Attractions.

John Drew In "JSck Straw. the inter.
esting W. Somerset Maugham comedy
which ended a successful run at the En-
pire Theatre in Manhattan only week
ago. will he seen at the Montauk Theatre
The sun., 1908-12-27

After nine more. performances Annie
Russell, In John Valentines society
comedy. "The Stronger Sex will bid
temporary farewell TO Broadway The
clever work Of the talented star and the
excellence Of the supporting company
have been appreciated by the better.
class of theatregoers.
The sun., 1908-12-27

Marie Cahill on Monday enters upon
her third month in the musical play
-The Boys and Betty at Wallack's
Theatre. Miss Cahill's work, always de-
lightful, ia seen TO better advantage in
the Hobar + Helm piece than ever before,
and this accounts to q large degree for the
success which both she and THE Boys
and Betty" have registered. Theatre
parties have become quite the vogue at
Wailack's.
The sun., 1908-12-27

FRITZ Scheff has apparently a worthy
successor to 'Aille. Modiste' In The Prima
in which she is appearing at the Knicker-
booker. The music is far better than
the average in this sort Of enter rtainment
Mr.. Blossoms book has a pretty story
and Miss ScheH q personal charm is enough
to carry alone play which lacks the
merit that this one possessed
The sun., 1908-12-27

The Hippodrome with its new circus
and big, gorgeous spectacles is doing
the biggest business in its history. Mar
celine, the star clown, never has been
funnier and his antics have amused the
many parties of children who have chosen
the big playhouse for holiday visit.
The sun., 1908-12-27

William Faversham's reputation as an
actor has been increased by the clever
work he does in ..The World and His Wife
at Daly's. He has also started a name
for himself as a manager and will put
on another play as soon as the public will
allow him to withdraw the present at
traction, ''..
The sun., 1908-12-27

Cole and johnson. the oclored come
dams and composers. in new musical
comedy Offering called -The Red Moon
will he at the Majestic. 1t is said to be
full of characteristic negro humor and
melodies.
The sun., 1908-12-27

Beginning at midnight on New Years
eve the annual benefit Of tho theatrical
Mechanical Association will take place
In the Hippodrome. The proceeds will
20 to the associations sick and death
benefit funds. The bill will include
De Wolf Hopper, Vesta Victoria, Bessie
CLAYTON, Marceline. Chevalier de Loris
and many other favorities.
The sun., 1908-12-27

Lulu Giaser as Mile. Mischief is the first
Of the Shubert successes Of the season
on Broadway to move uptown TO tho
West End Theatre for the amusement
OF playgoers who did not have an oppor-
t,inity to see the piece while at either
the Lyric or the Casino theatres. Miss
Glaser will appear at the West End with
the original company.
The sun., 1908-12-27

Owing to the success Of De Wolf Hopper
and "The Pied Piper at the Majestic
Theatre, with Marguerite Clark as the
little heroine of the fairy story, the en-
Ragement has been prolonged for an
Indefinite period and MIR. Hopper will
therefore not end his engagement on
January ?, as has been announced. The
entertainment solves the problem Of what
town after the Pied Piper piped them
all into the mountains and formed an
entirely innocent city.
The sun., 1908-12-27

Pat Reilly. a fsvorite in vaudeville and
burlesque. will furnish part OF the fun at
the Olympic. His company, the Greater
STARS, contains a number Of good sectors
and actresses. In q review called Forty
stage favorites will be burlesqued and
Reilly will introduce his crayon drawings
Of celebrities.
The sun., 1908-12-27

The Jersey Lilies will be at the Star,
headed by Leon Enroll. The full company
will appear in two farces Of which he is
author. These are called THE Airy
Widow aud Hunting an Heiress.' The
olo will contain several good numbers.
The sun., 1908-12-27

That popular pair John and Emma Ray
will be at the Folly Theatre in the musical
comedy king Casey Ray is az funny
al ever IN this piece and has good COM
pany and big chorus with him.
The sun., 1908-12-27

william Collier in THE Patriot is as
lively and entertaining an Offering as one
could ask for. Mr.. Collier il very fond
Of the role Of Sir Aaoustas Pldnfdpene et
Armitnge and adds constantly to the
already manysidedness of the character.
The sun., 1908-12-27

Montgomery and Stone in 'The Red
Mill will be at the Broadway, -Floro-
dora will be put. on at Payton's, The
Tiger Lilies will be seen at the Empire.
the Gotham Stock Company will play
@Rip Van winkle.' and "The End OF the
Trail" melodrama. will be the Blaney
attraction.
The sun., 1908-12-27

Anna Held in Miss Innocence is
drawing crowds to the New York, This
big production has the usual amount OF
music and chatter necessary TO carry
il along and chorus which contains an
unusual amount of good looks. The
scenery and costumes are also excep-
donal. H
The sun., 1908-12-27

Neil Burgess in 'The County Fair
remains at the Bijou for another week.
vhile the play Is past its stage majority
IL Is as potent as ever,
The sun., 1908-12-27

Miss Maude Adams has had crowds and
ovations at the Empire Theatre since
her first night In the j. NJ, Barrie play.
what Every Woman Knows" There
can be no doubt about the magnitude Of
tie triumph she Is destined to achieve
In this quaint and charming work Ii is
predicted that she will be popular in 1t
for the next two years. The production
Rt the Empire shows what an Irresistible
c0mbinntion the Barrie library magic
and the Maude Adams hstrionic art
The sun., 1908-12-27


terion Theatre. There is no diminution
Of interest in the big passion themed
play in which the actor is portraying a
remarkable character. The author of
Samson, Henri Bernstein, has announced
his intention to come to America 70 see 1t.
The farcical extravaganza Robert and
Bertram' will be given this week at the
New German Theatre. Madison avenue
and Fifty-ninth street, In the third
act a series Of amusing and original sur
prises will be introduced. At the Satur-
day matinee -Hannele" will be repeated.
On Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons Sleeping Beauty. y.S"Little Red
MAX and Moritz" will be presented.
With the schools closed for the holidays
the coming week will be a big time for
Little Memo" To meet his little friends
Master Gabriel will give a reception after
the performance on Wednesday after
noon. The new chorus. 1T Was the
Irish" is an attractive" addition to the
entertainment. s...
"A Gentleman From Mississippi is at
the Bijou. Not since -The Senator set
the town a-laughing has a play Of Wash
ington life caught on In New York as has
this fresh. breezy effusion Of Tom Wise
and Harrison Rhodes, who make as fine
a team OF playwrights as Wise and Young
Fairbanks do OF stars.
Lew Fields and his big company will be
at the Grand Opera House this week In
'The Girl Behind the Counter which he
played for an entire season at the Herald
Square. Mr., Fields is surrounded by
practically the same cast Of players that
contributed 90 largely 10 the popularity
The sun., 1908-12-27

Five soloists will appear with Karl
Kapossy's Hungarian Band at the sacred
concerts on Sunday 1T the Eden musee
There is also being shown 9 most novel
and interesting example OF the plastic
art in a group OF representatives OF all
nations doing honor TO Santa Claus.