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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-24
lIegados en- eI ''Cosmo'

Dorothy Applegato, Ids AyEoD, w S
Adams. Joa6 Agola, BuEOh, Geo w B0nf
tss, Frances Il Benedict, Florence Bai!eE,
r B Barlow, w A Barlow, Frances NJ
Carrier, AgugE1na CarFi6n, Mabel CiIIOy,
Lucia CillGy, Albagta Campbell, MGEt6G
F Childs, 81 OaFnO, Emma A OhriDt, Ju'
Iist e Casey, VIM G de Ooliguy, e II
CGltsFlin, Edith B OolliuU, L e Dsaton,
NJ A DaatoD, Jnani9O Day, Geo w Doc
nan, o q DIV, F 8 DIV. H Eaton, jessie
B EdmundB, Francis e Evans, Maria
Fortuna, Helen Fri8he, Maria ISAbOl For,
tunG, JsBaics 81 Field, 0 @ FalsB, J M
GilGU, Giles, Neal, GEidOF, L 81 GFahGm0,
L L GEOo, Helen Griffith X A Hull
Florence j HolmOI, J B HBgbeIg, FL e
Harrington, Edith B Howe, Henry F
Hord, HoFd, Louise HoldaFGr, e CFosaD
HennesssY, CoEnsIia HoEbroCk k, NJ HalgOY.
N HoPn6ndez. R9y Hanna, john K
Hubbard, Lois Igis, Evelyn JohnBon,
HaTTiBOn johnson, Helen M King, Perry
w KiDoE, Capt, w J KsnnoFly, R M
L.wFy, LewrY, A L Long, J 81 L0Dg,
Meta Long p Lehman, Edna w La Ro6T,
Helen L LiOlP, Adele ES Mont, A L.
wiz, L&wiB, F LamieEo, Kate LAv0Ey,
OhaB L Lang, j Leon, A V R LO6u, T e
Martin, Marry L Nc CaEthy, e JOAnnst'
70 MathIWA N B Mo ConnRUghOy' Alice
N Nc Ca1thy, M OdesSa Moore J B Mat
ta QuiGons1, A B Nc CullOm, ] Q Mo-
rim, Margaret Moore r D Miller, Dare
thas Mo1ItOn, G Roy Miller, N P Nichols,
Nichols. e E Gliding, P OlivOTi, A OLIVE,
H. n 2 Prescott Prescott, A B Prescott
A q e Patton, B G PyfsE, A 3 PstOEV,
ChaG A Piper, A II Paul, Arthur D Pc,
ton. AlvinR RodenbaCk Gertrude 81 RoH1,
a r tier, J Ruff, L Randall, Gertrude
H Rand, e J FsYnoldG, Anna @ Rogers,
Julian simO, Mary O Stone, n salOmo
stoInmOts, elizabeth glatsEt Frances e
Sullivan, Frances H squiFoB, Elizabeth,
NJ Stack, KsthSFinO 3 Stack, Lydia B
Templeton, GlendoFR TnggGPt, Jeannstto
ThOEndiks, JOs6 g TOFE9gD ] 3 ThobuRg,
NJ VillspoI,. A Yin0l, Vinol, MaBtsR NJ
Viuol, NJ VinOl, Geo VoloViC, 3 Va'0a'
clio, p ViCsnts, r RVelR, a g WOLF Glen
WhOaIon, Hon. w F WiIloughby, Emily
p Williams, Irene e WALL Anna a Wall
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-24

sO extra audable baadO pOr las brsas del ocenO a6ntcO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-24
Sociedad de Escrit0res ' Artistas.
COrtamOR musIeaI. Bases.

Para el C0Ft&mon musical que COlebFRF6
OBtO BOCiOdRd Gl mes de diCiGmbFo pE6xim0,
90 C0nvOCa Lon j6vsneg do amboB EexoB
que sp10ndon l0B instFumant0B iguisntas:
piano, viOIi0, vi0laD violonCelI0, AAuta
0boO, CIaFinates fag0te , tFompR. AdsmGB,
CRnt0, leCtuTR muRioal pFimsEa Vinta, y
harmonic. Para loB C0nCuEBos de instEu'
mOntog 90 OligiF6n cbTaa Gd hoo, Cuyos tftu'
loR 90 publiCaF6n con dos ms8aB do antiOi'
paCi6D, de modo que los opOsitOreB tongan
tempo do pE0pRRRE gug RsSpeCtiVag 0bRag
de C0nCuFB0, y g8F& una migmR para t0doO
los OjeCutanteg de an mism0 inRtHum0nt0.
AL oonOuT80 de CRntO debsP6 pF0BentREB0
cRdR Rlumn0 con an n6meE0 pie7R do
OPERA zREzusla salon, slegidR poF el int8'
EaEAd0 poR 10 professor, quien para este
como para todOB Lon ConCUFBo6 del coEtf.
men dsbDEG ceTtifcRr poF sBCFito frmado y
ls aOtitud = loB Con0CimientoB dc BuA 6iBcj.
pul0g que dss0sn tom0r paRt8 en- 81 C0KtG'
men. HabF& pE0mi0u, RoC6Rib = menoionaB
hOnoEi6OaBI que 90 OtOTgsF6n los lAlum'
n0g que Of juERdO designs dsgpUGg dc i'm
paEOiRl delibeFaCi6D. DiChaB F0ComponSaB
O0nliUtir6n On diplemRB , Carta1 de honor
fEmRdRB p0F diCho juFsdo y p0r Loo pTaBi.
d0nt0B del mismo, dc la socie6ad de EgoEi.
torres y AFtiBtRg ? del Aten0O PuoEtoFgi'
quefo, On cuyo local 90 llsvaE6n cabo o.
toB ConcuFBoF. Los intsReERdoa do t0da Ia
isla que intenten tomRR paEta On el csRtfo
msn debOE6n diFigir gOlicitud anGiCipads
degds Ah0Es al pEeaidsnts do dicha SoOia'
dad, don Manuel Fernandez JunCOg, San
Francisco IS; 8 sl vice pEeBidente, inicis'
dor de diCh0 ceFtamen, pFofeBoP don Julio
O. AFtssgs, Sol II, dRndo Bu nombE0, Ia
edad y el nombTo de "a instructor en mdGi'
ca; ademGa del inatFRmento & que 90 dedi'
ca , 0n Cuyo oonCUE1o dOsss tomRF pREte;
lOa 0BtudiCB que haOs Al pEsusnto y 4 laB
obERg que apT0nd0: % Fequiaito indiSpensa
BILE para dstsFmin8r 0I ndmeEo de Bssionea
que 90 neCsaitRl an para hacOr 81 Csrtdmen,
daEBs CUentR 81 juFado do Ai 0l aBpiPant0
puede ingEsBar On sl miBmo, y fiar Rsf IsB
feChaD de loa OonOuEHoH, dc aOusFdo con ls
C0ntidad de- alumnoR.
Not0. Para 0l ConCuEao do violin habRk
do8 obrsB = para sl dc piano tren do dife'
Hant0 grade do diiGultad, por BeF sOtos los
ingtEUmentOB mGg eatu 3iRdoB poR Ia gSnera'
lidRd de Loo a6 6,ionRdos.
San joan, p. r. ssEtiembTs IS, 1908.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-24
MuDgarita WaIz, amenazata.

La nSlioEita MOTgaritA Walls, OditoFa ,
pFopiotaEia do un peEi6dico f fi'Ants6pico, ,
SundadoRa dc lR coIoni0 Diamond IGIRnn''
On OI rio 81. May, hS FaCibidO una anne
nazAnto CaFta en- frlAnd6s, % lOnguO nN'
iva.
La opistOIa dsmanda $4OO y 10 Ia dice
6 la aahOFita Walls que Di no loI proper
CiOn0 ca libeEtRd = pEobAbl0m0ntO % Vida
OstaFGn omsnagRg.
III infamo ehGntGgiStG toma el tftuIo de
amigo y dice Miss Walls que AmigabIO'
mOnts buaCa 81, eSo din0r0.
La asliORitR CE6s C0n0CeF Gl T0mitente.
Ella no psrmitiEG Les autoEidadOl que
intsrvengan Ias autOFidadOs hAGta que no
n1t6 lists para que hRgAn 0l aEEaHto. Ed
ls ''lsad8F', entire GuB CompatFiotRB On Loo
EatadOH UnidOB, , gRHta grandOl OumAl
Do dinOE0 On % bOnehCiO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-24

soLAREs DE TODAs DIMENsIONEs PRECIos MoDIcos
eRANDEs FAcILIDADEs PARA Ell PAao.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-24

En- construction Escuela Fdblica de OchO gladOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-24

" % OBLIGATION DE CONSTITUTE peO haOe una bOnfe6n
bquen denO pu soares obligation de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-24
NuEYO TRluNFO.

81 pueblo do Puerto Rico eSt6 do place
moR DoVqus les nuevaB CombinaCi0nsg que
OCabsn de hRCer AFViVf hOFmSuOB Lee per
miton vondsr mGquinas, Folojsls cuadFoSO
stC etc., pIazoa dasds so Centavoa Ssne'
males. Siguo el baEatilIo do olansI' Cali'
miEOl = pSFoguas On "El OieI0."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-24

sta PaToial de los Residences CompradOres de sOaro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-24

Esquina San Justo Teutan. San Juan, p R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-24

BE NECESITAN empleadoB para fOto-
gTRfia, con cOnOcfmiSntOs en- el retOque de
negatives y practi a en- ell taller. Para in.
SOFmss dirigirse q La FOtOgrafia artfstiCG de
Luis FeEEeTaS, M0yagueS P, r, 10 va.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-24

SOLAR Y CASA, se vende on 81 200, en-
Cat8tlO, Calle de la CaFFetera No. so. 6asi
nueya, que renta $40 mensuales; tIene do4
minioi el collar mide 12 y medias varas poE
30 de fondO. situaci6n inmeiOr8bIe. Tnfor-
mara j. ObreE, P, O. POx 1874, g paFada
10. santurCs, 16V, =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-24

ton, KathsginO 7 F Wiley, Frances Winn,
Karl WoultsE, Grace r Young.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-24

WANTED. "A bright boy, living in San
Juan, to enter large mercantile house.
Address, in own handwriting, stating age,
P. .. BOX 8s7, San Juan, r. r. 2v. a.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-03-20
Sumner

Frank and Henry Conrad left for Da-
kota last Monday.
Orval Purdy, brother of Penn, has
come here to make his future home.
Mrs T @ Biake's little daughter is Wis
iting relatives at Ft Atkinson this week
Miss Johanna Punzel spent last week
visiting friends and relatives at Lake
Mills.
Mrs f @ Punzel was taken sick last
Sunday night and a doctor was called
from Fort Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs Geo Bunting OF Albion
and Mr. and Mrs Will Bunting spent
Sunday with Frank Kirby and family.
There was box social at the school
house last Friday night to raise MONEY
for an organ for the school. The receipts
were over S38. Mr. Pierce of MELVILLE
acted as auctioneer.
The Sumner band will give an enter
tainment consisting of vocal and instru-
mental music, solo by an Indian, and a
box social at the hall, March 81, 1908 to
which everybody is invited.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-03-20
Caledonia.

The spring birds are all back and they
are welcome.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Ford are improving
after siege of the grip.
Mr. Dennis Casey and Mrs Tom Ford
spent Tuesday at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs Jim Earle, who has been sick, is
improving under the care of DR. Cleary.
Mr. T Downey of Iowa is visiting old
time friends and relatives around here
Mrs John Murray and family spent
Sunday with her brother, D E McCar-
thy and family.
Mr. George Patterson, Andrew Aaker
and John Lienau took dinner Monday
with d e Mccarthy.
Mrs D E MCCARTHY spent Tuesday
with Miss Anna Downey, who is sick at
her home in Dunkirk.
Dennis Mccarthy, who is teaching
school nine miles from home is walking
home every day. Dennis must believe
in exercise.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-03-20
Porter

Moving seems to be the order of the
day here.
Ernest Kane has returned to this
neighborhood again.
School in the Eagle district closed this
week for weeks vacation.
Orfa and Forest Fessenden expect to
finish sizing their tobacco this week.
The many friends of Mr. Joseph Gibbs
will be pleased to hear that he is i'm
proving from his recent illness.
Richard Leary was bidding his friends
here good bye last week before depart
ing for his home in Edmonton.
M Bradley's family left for their home
in South Dakota on Monday. The best
wishes of their many friends go with
them.
Mr. J Bates has everything in readi-
ness to begin building as soon as the
frost is out of the ground so they can
dig the cellar.
Mrs G w Nichols attended banquet
given by the Marquette Club of Edger-
ton at the home of M Doran on st Pat
rick's night and reports fine time.
Now is the time to get your horses
clipped befors spring work begins. Any
one wishing work done in that line
should call at the Eagle creamery.
Bluebirds, robin, wild ducks and
geese have already put in an appearance
in this locality. Even the frogs gentle
voice has already been heard on fine
evenings, so surely the spring is not far
away.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-03-20


House for sale or rent. Inquire of
James Pollard. 16w2
New spring suits -samples-at Ar
chic Reid & Co, GAINESVILLE. 16w2
Miss Ena Berkey, piano instructor,
will receive pupils at the home of Mrs.
Geo. Doty every Friday and Saturday.
41tf
Leave your old carpets at f. Ell.
Campbell's and the Portage Rug Co.
will make you new rugs. 1914
-Bardeen will be at Studio Thursdays
in future
New spring millinery.-Archie Reid
& Co., GAINESVILLE. 16w2
-Lygia Perfecto," the worlds favorite
SC cigar, at Stappenbach's pharmacy. l5tf
See Handtke & McReynolds' offer in
adv. this week.
See our new waists for spring in net
echrl and white, fancy silk and lingerie.
Archie Reid & Co., GAINESVILLE. 16w2
The new spring photographs are on
exhib at Bardeens.
BULL FOR SALE.-A registered, Short
Horn bull, Ii months old, for sale by j.
M. Sweeney. Il
Always one best place to buy suits
g new sample lines in this week-we
save you one third. Archie Reid & Co.;
GAINESVILLE. 16w2
Marine Engines for Sale. We want
an agent for Edgerton and vicinity for
our boat engines. Several hundred on
hand ready for shipment. Write for
wholesale prices; 1908 catalog just out.
Northwestern Steel & Iron Works,
Eau Claire, Wis. 16w1
For Renb-My house and barn on
Albion street.-Mrs Margaret Earle. 1875
Lost On the streets Saturday, be-
tween DR.. McChesney's Office and At
wells drug store, ladys kid nit. Find
err please leave same at Perrys store.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-03-20
West Porter
A B Fessenden is quite i'll.

A B Fessenden is quite i'll.
D f Sayre, Jr, is shredding corn.
Mrs James Earle is on the sick list.
Will Kennedy is visiting at Frank
Montgomery's.
T W Frusher was pleasant caller in
Dunkirk on Sunday.
Joe and Minnie O'Neil spent Sunday
with Porter friends.
A number of our residents went to
milwaukee, Monday.
Mike Bradley and family left for Cogs-
well, N D, on Monday.
Miss Vivian Lochlin of GAINESVILLE is
visiting at Jim Earle's.
Dennie Casey and Mrs T e Ford made
a business trip to GAINESVILLE on Tuesday
George Patterson has purchased con-
siderable of the OF filler crop for 21sc a
pound.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-03-20
Ny farm of about $50 acres.

My farm of about $50 acres, - mile
from depot, to let on shares.-C. 0.
Shannon, Edgerton, Wis. II
Something new ia portrait post
cards at Bar6een's.
old carpets made into new rugs by
Portage Rug Co. at reasonable prices.
Leave orders with F. Fl. Campbell. 16 4
Competent girl wanted at the Carl
ton hotel.
Special sale of spring suits, new
spring styles S89S for suits worth SIS
and S18.-Archie Reid & Co.. GAINESVILLE.
The Portage Rug Co. makes new
rugs from old carpets. Order from f.
FL. Campbell. 1874
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-03-20
Teachers Examinations.

Third grade teachers examinations
will be held at the Evansville high school
building, March 27, %, commencing at
Sam. CHAs Fl. HEMINGWAY, Supt.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-03-20
Take Motto 2.

am prepared to do horse clipping in
first class manner and at reasonable
prices Leave orders at S. Wileman'e
implement depot. ARTHUR WILEMAN
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-03-20
7. A. PERRY
For Sale Cheap-$45 90.

81 FL. P. "Perfection" gasoline engine
for boat, in first class condition.
16tf B. VAN HoUTER, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-02
DRURY IS SHUT OUT
ALABAMA WINS SECOND GAME OF
 THE SERIES.
The Contest Was a Long Drawn Out & One and It Took Ten Innings
 to Decide It-NO
 Features.

Tuscaloosa, May 1.--(Special.) )-In a long drawn out contest. Alabama this afternoon took the second of the series from Drury by a 1 to score, the win ming tally coming in the first half of the tenth inning.
 The first part of the game was a tarne and featureless affair. but to- wards the close things warmed up and the spectators went away wiht a good taste in their mouths. Neither team displayed much familiarity with the willow, and 1t was usually three up and three down.
 Drury had one lone chance to score. which was nipped in the bud by Pratt when he caught the runner off third, In the ninth, Pope. the first man up, drove the sphere in the trees for two sacks but the three succeeding Ala bama batsmen couldn't deliver the goods and he died on third. In the tors placed two Crimson and White runners on bases and Sturdivant scored
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-02
Results at Lexington.

Lexington. Ky. May 1.-Results: First race, four furlongs, selling Charlotte Hamilton, 109 (J. Lee) 6 to ,, won; Harriet Rowe. 104 GA. Morgan) h to 1, second; Ocala. 104 CGaugel) 5 to l third. Time :51 S-5 Santa SilVerine, Pouting Betsy. Dusky Dame, Jack Due and LardeIla also ran.
 Second race. five and one-haIf fur longs, selling-Estella C.. 103 CF. Bur tom 9 to l. won; Toddy Hodge Ill q. Lee) 3 to l, second Beth Goodwin. 1:l1 4--5. Rickey, Natasha. Caroyn B., Irene Jack son. T. T. Shipp, St. Magnet and Merrifield also ran.
 Third race one mile, selling-Royal Chance, 9l (Franklin) II to 2, won Washakie,. s6 CFogarty) 12 to sec ond; Frank aLlor, 91 (E. Griffin Is to l, third. Time i:49 3-5. Heron, En. list. kinsea Stone, Tom Kearney and Gem of the Wilds also ran.
 Fourth race. seven furlongs-Hasty Agnes, 102 (J. Leo to 5, won; Whisk Broom, 1O2 (W. OtD to l. second: :: Lexington Lady 1O2 (PickensD l3 to l, third. Time 1:31. Elizabeth Lesser Night Mist Queens Pet and FIarney
 Keep Moving won but was disquan- fled for fouling.
 Fifth race, four an and ,one-half fur l. second; Silverado, 100 (Pickens) F to l. third. Time :5S 4-5. Major Lawrence. Jack Patton McNally. Maeso Columbus. Hambay Rosenburg II. Mike Ott and Camel also ran.
 Sixth race. one mile. selling-St. Val entine. 116 tJ. Leel to 2, won; Mary Orr. 107 (Warren) to l, second; Hazel Patch. 112 tMinder) 10 to 1, third Canopian, Camillh, Halbard and An sonia also ran,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-02
MORE SUNDAY BALL
MOBILE WILL TEST LAW IN NEW
 CODE.  Statement Given Out Which Says That 6 Law fs Found to Be Con- stitmffOmaI It Will Be
 Obeyed.

Mobife. May 1.-(Special.) )-"The management of the Mobile Baseball Association is not bucklng against the law." said a gentleman prominent in the baseball management this morn ing.
 We were advised that the law for bidding Sunday baseball was uncon- stitutional. The test was made and this view was sustained by the trial judge. The clause fin the new code is based on the law declared invalid. and cannot be stronger than the law or which it is based. We will play bail on Sunday in order that the thousands who cannot see a game during the week, may have the chance to witness one. But you may say positively for the management, that if the law Is held to be good we will obey it. If the club is Indicted and convicted. the fine, will be paid and no more ball will be played on Sundays. But until the law Is shown to be good we believe we have the right to play"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-02
ALABAMA GOT SCORE
oUTPoINTs AUBURN AT THE TRACK
 MEET.
Secures Honor in the Eleven Events on the Campus at A. P. I.-
 List of the
 Winners.

Auburn. May 1.-(Special. )-The track meet between Auburn and Ala hama on the campus here this after noon was won by Alabama, the score being 55 to A.
 Of the eleven events Alabama won first in five. Auburn first in fixa and both tied in one No records were broken. The results of events follow:
 One hundred yard dash-Noojin, first :; Slaughter, second; Ellsberry (Auburn) third.
 { High tump-Haas. first; Hodnett,s ec. ond; Stewart (Auburn) third.
 Two hundred and twenty yards dash -Noojin. first; Slaughter second; Els berry (Auburn) third.
 One hundred and twenty yard llur- dles-Stevart (Auburn) first; Duke, second: Cox (Auburn) third.
 Four hundred and forty yard dash Palmer, first; Carlisle (Auburn) sec- ond Cox (Auburn),e third.
 Pole vault-Ford and Davis (Au- burn) first; Deshazo (Auburn) second
 Eight hundred and eighty yard dash Carlisle (Auburn). first: Palmer, sec- ond: Street (Auburn), third.
 Broad jump-Williamson Auburn :, first; Allen, second; Noojin, third.
 Shot put-Allen. first: Holliman (Au- burn). second: Bonner (Auburnl, third
 Two hundred and twenty yard hurdles Elsberry (Auburn). first: Duke, sec. ond; Robertson, third.
 Mile run-Street (Auburh) first; Roo. ertson, second; Stauffacher (Auburn), third.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-02
Alabama
BURNS READY TO FIGHT.

London May 1.-Tommy Burns, the deposit S5,000 with the National Snort Ing Club to cover an equal amount which 1t Is announced Jack Johnson. the negro heavy weight pugilist. who there.
 Burns points out. however, chat the National Sporting Club knows his terms, which remain unchanged. Burns insists that he must have $3O,00O ,as his share of the purse, but he says that Johnson can arrange the side bet to suit himself.
 tiThe fight between Burns and Bill Squires of Australia which was sched- uled to take place May Ii at the Staff ford Bridge Athletic grounds in Chel- ing failed to put up the money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-02
A. J. KEATON ARRESTED.
Florence Man Is Accused of Forging
 Check.

Florence. May 1.-(Special .D-A. J. Keaton. who runs a livery stable in East Florence. was yesterday arrested on an indictment returned by the March grand jury charging him with forging the name of J. N. Keaton to S check. The check was drawn on the First National Bank and was made pay able to Horace Burns.
 MT Keaton has lived in Florence for twelve years and has always borne a reputation for honesty. and he vigor- ously protests his innocence. He was released on $500 bond.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-02
Military Institute Play Good Game fin
 Central City.

Selma May 1-(SpeciaL(-The team of the Marion Military Institute played the team of the Selma Military Insti- tute at Riverside Park this afternoon. the game resulting in q score of 3 to 1 in favor of the Selma Military In- stitute
 The game was witnessed by a large crowd and was one of the prettiest seen here in some time.
 The feature of the game was the suuerh battery work of the local team
 Ratteries-Hin and English; Jones S--- Eehhins
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-02
MARION VICTORIOUS.
Defeats Southern University by Score
 of 10 to 0.

GreenSboro, May I-(SpeclaI.l l-Ma- rion again defeated Southern Univer- sity by the score of 10 to 0. Feiser for Marion pitched a great game, allow ing only one hit, which was made in the ninth inning after two men were which was a three bagger. Grote for Greensboro was not in good form this was the first game he has pitched this season. Their catcher did not show Kiliough steadiness behind the bat this being his first game this sea son.
 The Marion team showed the same snap and ginger as yesterday. while Greensboros team did not work well, the team being so badly broken up. Feiser's pitching and hitting were the features of the game.
 Marion .O20 021 0O5-10 [ 6 So. University .0OO 900 OoO- 0 1 3
 Struck out. by Feiser. 10; Grote. f. Base on balls, by Feiser, o; Grote. '.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-02
PhiIaheInIin Wins.

Philadelphia. Pa. May 1.-Philadel- phia today defeated Boston in an eleven inning game. Glaze who sue ceeded Morgan in the seventh was ef- fective until the last inning when the home team won on q single by Schreckenghest and Vickers and Hart gels double. Score:
 Boston. 100 100 zoe 19-1 & Philadelphia 200 OH 900 01-5 14 3 gan; Vickers. Schleitzer and Shreck. Time 24O Umpires Hurst and Sheri-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-02
NEW ORLEANS LOSES
MEMPHIS HANDS THE PELICANs A
 SHUT-OUT.
OutfleIder DeIehanty Refused to Play Because Manager Frank Re- fused to Pay His Hotel Bill
 -He is Suspended.

New Orleans. May 1.-Memphls out played the locals today and was cas- fly the winner. Fritz's base on balls, followed by two hits, gave the visit ors run In the third. They made another in the sixth on Babb's double and Cranston's single.
 Out1elder Delehanty refused to play because Manager Frank would not pay Deiehanty's hotel hill in addition to the money allowed during training sea son. Frank suspended Delehanty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-02
GAMES TODAY.

Southern Leagues---
 Nashville at Montgomery. Litte Rock at Mobile. Birmingham at Atlanta Memphis at New Orleans, American Leagues--
 Boston at Philadelphia New York at Washington. Chicago at Detroit.
 Cleveland at St. Louis- National LeaEues--
 St. Louis at Chicago. Cincinnati at PittsSurg. Philadelphia at New York. Boston at Brooklyn. South Atlantic League
 Jacksonville at Macon. Savannah at Augusta.
 Charleston at Columbia. Cotton States League Vicksburg at Gulfport. Jackson at Meridian. Columbus at Monroe. American Association. Columbus at Milwaukee. Toledo at Kansas City. Louisville at St. Paul. Indianapolis at Minneapolis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-02
Wetumyka Wins Second

Wetumpka, May 1.-(Special )-The second game of baseball between We tumpka and Dadeville was won by the to 6.
 The game was hair-raising through out. The score was to for several innings.
 The batteries were Mccain. Hogg and Euhf and Sherley for Wetumpka, and Strother and Brewer for Dade- vile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-02

Detroit. Mich.. May l.--After Cobb had driven Smith out of the, game. with a double and a triple. he was in turn ordered from the field by tTmpire OLoughlin for protesting a decision al the plate. score:
 Detroit. 2o2 900 oo'-4 : Q Chicago. -. .. OOO oil o0o-2 8 O
 Ratteries-Mullin and Schmidt Al trock. Smith and Sullivan. Time l:4O. Cmpire OIoughlin.