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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06
GOLFERS ARE
| MAKING READY
State Tourney Begins
Thursday.
PRACTICE THICK AND FAST
Entry List Is Growing for Country
Club Events.
George G. oliver. BirnaagAam Crack.
4 To Take Part and Others Are
Coming-One Bis

Enthusiasm among the golfers ct the
country Club Is running high over the
first annual tournament. which begins
The entity list Is growing daily. ther:
is promise of q fine attendance from
the clubs Of Alabama, and with favor
able weather there 10 nothing to pre-
The course was never in finer trim
than now and the local players have
been practicing in spirited fashion ever
since the rains gave the skiddoo Sign.
Of clubs in the State that are members
OF the Southern Golf Association. Word
came yesterday from George C. oliver,
81 Se S Ma,,id ne the crack golfer tia,
event, which u for the championship Of
Alabama. MT: Oliver was the runner
up In the Southern tournament at Mem
friends here who will welcome him to-
day on his arrival There are expected
entries from Mobile. and several from
other Alabama points.
for the runner-up and q prize for the
lowest qualifying score. The rules of
the western Golf Association will gov
erp the the. tournament play With such To-
an onsranes FEE Of VIII Ss osar sns.
payabie to the club secretary. at the
club mouse. before the beginning OF
There will be three events In all.
These are the championship of Ala
bama. the Country Club trophy ana the
Exchange Hotel trophy.
Az yesterday was Q legal holiday,
many golfers and tennis enthusiasts
went to the club grounds to put in .
good long afternoon Of play. Ath-
letics never put on a buster froat than
1t has this year and II IL the purpose
Of the club authorities to make the or.
ganizatfon one Of the most popular In
the South The golf and tennis tour
nsiments both will be featured every
year from now on.
Very soon the plans will be adopted
for the new club house. which has been
authorized to be built. The bonds have
been ISSUED and there only remains the
action OF the Building Committee hav-
ing the plans in hand. A meeting will
be called at an early date to approve
the plans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
BEGINS IN ATLANTA

Atlanta, Ca, July 5-Owing to an
untimely shower. the preliminary
matches in singles of the Southern
slow In starting this afternoon. A for
ty minute rain made the courts heavy,
and but few matches were completed.
n, Nss "a anra , 1etes,ed pbseo%ys
Ga. SO. Notwithstanding his decisive
defeat. Debuys gave Carter an, exciting
race. nearly every game going to De-
buys.
Mansfield. of Atlanta. defeated Por-
tor. Of Kirkwood. 6-$, SO. Grant, OF
Atlanta. had a 40 on Taylor. OF Macon
when rain stopped this match. 1t will
be resumed tomorrow.
Nat Thornton. of Atlanta, 10 the title
holder In the singles. One Of the play
srs reckoned among the possible sur
Doyle, Of Washington. who gets into
his flrst game tomorrow with T. n.
Pell. OF New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06
PHILADELPHIA LOSES TWO.

Philadelphia. July New York shut
out philadelphia in the morning game
here today by the score of 3 to O..
Wiltse held the home team down to
three hits and not man got to drst
base until the sixth inning. Only three
Philadelphia men reached hrst during
the game, and none got any further.
New York hit Covaleskie hard. but
splendid fielding prevented them from
scoring, except in rhe NTH inning.
when three hits, a pas, and an error
Score: r. H. E .
Batterles-Wntse and sehiei: Cova-
leski and Doom. Time. 1925. Umpires.
Kane and KLEIN.
Philadelphia. July 5-New York de-
feated Philadelphia this afternoon by
to . In the longest game Of the sea.
ing ffteen innings to decide the con:
test. Philadelphia tied the score az
two runs each fin the ninth inning by
Magee and Doolan workin gthe squeeze
play, the former scoring. Mathewson
was 30 exhausted in trying to stretch .
long drive into triple In the tenth
inning that he gave way to Raymond !:
The latter and Foxen started TO Twill
In the ninth kept up the pitchers bat
PYork won in the fifteenth inning on
two baggers by Doyle and Murray.
Score by innings: r. H. n
Philadelphia 010 900 001 900 600 10
New York 001 001 900 900 001-S
Batteries-Moore, Foxen and Doom
Mathewson, Raymond aud Schlei. Time
2:55. Umpires Klein and Kane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06
ATHENS BLANKS THE
NASHVILLE ATHLETICS

Athens. July .5--(speciaL) Athens
and the Nashville Athletic Club team
the home team winning the first game
by the score OF to o. The second
game resulted in Athens getting the big
end of a to score.
Batteries in the first game for Nash~
Vile, Britain and Westerly; for Aths
ems McTigue and Goodrich. In the secs
ond game. for Athens. Greene and Ail-
worth: for. Nashville, Clarke. Fudge
and Westerly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06
WILBUR KEPT BUSY.
Aviators worked aii Day I'm Aerapls

AviatOrs worked ali Day I'm Aeraplane
Shed.
Washington, July 5,-Wilbur
Wright. assisted by Taylor his
chief MECHANIC worked all day in the
aeroplafe shed at Fort Myer, en-
deavoring to get as much of the dam
aged aeroplane repaired as possible
before the return of OrviIle from
Dayton with the cloth which Is needed
to mend the torn plane.
The Wrights do not want to ask
for a further extension of the time
in which they must complete the gov
eminent tests, and for that heason
are making every EFFORT to resume
the flights at Fort Myer by Thursday
or Friday next
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

AftexnOOU G0Knes
Pittsburg. July 5-Pittsburg won the
afternoon game from Cincinnati today
by score of to /. MitchelPs home
run In the ninth inning saved the WIS.,
itors' 81 shut out. Mitchell knocked the
W Sal. over yrar the iett nsid fence W,i ans
support with men on bases as was
shown in the third inning when Gin
cinnati got a man to third base with
out a out being made, but was unable
to score. Fromme was relieved in the
seventh by Campbell.
Score by innings: r. H z.
Pitts6urg, -. 0 0o00O 0od d 05.-s 9
Batteries Willis and Gibson: Fromme,
Campbell and Mclean. Time, l:45.
Umpire, tombstone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PITsBuRG WINS BOTH.

Pittsburg, July GETTYSBURG shut
out Cincinnati IN the morning game to-
day 0 TO o.. Maddox was invfncible, al
lowing but two hits. Gaspar was wild
at times. and was taken out to allow
hi on the anger 1 In the fonps fe inn was
and had to quit the game, although
tombstone would not allow him to take
has base. Score:
RHE.
Pittsburg :. :. 900 40 00s-2 .
Cincinnati :. 900 900 900 o
Rattertes--Maddox and Gibson; Cas-
par. Rowan and Mclean and Roth.
Time. 1850. Umpire. tombstone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06
. aosToN sPLITs EVEN.

Boston. July Sin a poorly. played
game here this morning. Washington
won from Boston by score OF to o.
Errors by both teams accounted for
many Of the runs. The feature OF the
game was the pitching of Green:
wsshi d stop>.. :. 400 o2a ooo--7 . 3
Boston ~. .O32 001 000-6 4 4
Batteries-Hughes. Groom and
Street; Chech, Schlitzer. Wood and p.
OLoughIiu and KERN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06
SELMA NEGRO BALL TEAM
WILL PLAY HERE TODAY

The Selma negro baseball team will
play a match game this afternoon al
o'clock against the Montgomery ne.
gro team at Vandiver Park
A large crowd is expected to attend
this being the first time these aggre
cations haYe come together locally In
a long time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06
BRoKLYN SPLIT EVEN.

BrHoaiyn, July s-soston won the
ing their hits On TOP Of Hunter'spasses
White held the Brooklyns safe after
the first inning. Tho fielding of Nc
Score: R.HE.
Boston 80. 400 400 OlO-5 4 i
Brooklyn :. 100 900 000-1 J
Hunter and Bergen. Time. 1888.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06
Notice.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Letters OF Administration having been is
sued to the undersigned by the Probate
Court of Montgomery County. Ala, upon the
estate OF w. r. Venabe, deceased. on April
IS. 1909. all persons having claims against
the estate of the said w r Venabie are
hereby notified present the same within
the time required by Law, otherwise the
same will be forever barred.
Alabama Bank g. Trust Company
As Administrator OF the estate OF w R.
Nenable deceased. tues 81
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

Montgomery made twenty-one hits
and three errors to Nashville's twelve
hits and eight errors in the two
games. At the same time Montgomery
COPIED fifteen runs and Nashville Tx.
Not SO worse that?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

Wondon IL they will have Charlie
glary down in Mobfle?. They certainly
"clum" the fence in the morning with
the gates locked. The whole transact
ion down in Mobile looked childish, and
II will be interesting to see how Judge
Kavanaugh decides Il.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

Brooklyn, July 5-Brooklyn wound
up with Boston In the afternoon. WIN
ming by to / through effective pitch
ali around playing of Burch was the
feature of the day.
Score by innings: RHE
Boston -. 0io zoe 0oo--l II
Batteries-Mattern, Lyndaman and
Bowerman; Bell and Marshall. Time
1884. Umpire Rigler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

St. Louis. July 5-Graham's effective
pitching held Detroit to three hits here
this afternoon and st. Louis won the
pitched seven innings for Detroit and
then cape way to Works. The morning
game was postponed.
st. Louis ..Soso 600 1o.---s
Detroit .......... 900 100 00o--1 1
MISREPRESENTATION ad Criger; Kill
liam, Works and Stanage. Time, I:3k
Umpires. Connolly and Hurst.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

Augusta, SIS; Columbus. 81.
Jacksonville, "a; Savannah, ia.
Columbia, Is; Knoxville, 03.
Chattanooga, Z: Macon, s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

Chicago. July 5-''Cyclone johnny"
Thompson won his fight with Danny
Goodman at the Columbia Athletic Club
in Hammond. Ind. this afternoon,
knocking Goodman out in the tentt
round.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

This gives on the season. MontRom-
cry six games won, Nashville games
won. and one tied. out of the twelve
played.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

Boston, 81; Brooklyn, Ia
Pittsburg. 2-6; Cincinnati. OIL.
New York. 3-s; Philadelphia, o..
Chicago-St. Louis; both games post
poned, rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

Boston. July 5-Hard hitting easily
decided the afternoon game in Boston's
favor. the score being 8 TO !. Burchell
held Washington to three scattered
hits. UnGlaub was put on the field for
questioning q decision.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Washington 49,. 001 900 000--1 3 8
| Boston 49,. 100 O12 22s--S II Q
Batteries--Johnson and Street; Bur-
chell and p. Donohue. Time 1:40. Um-
pires E0an and O'IOuRhIin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

Some ball playing In Dixie yesterday.
Dick won the morning game himself
from the Travellers. and the afternoon
game was won by Memphis when Perry
Molesworth's three-bagger tied ths
Rcore in the ninth inning OF the after.
noon game but the Crackers landed
II IN the tenth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

Detroit-St. Louis; morning game
postponed. rain.
Cleveland, A: Chicago, BE-.
Philadelphia, TAI New York. 2s3
Washington, 7-1;N Boston, e-s.
Detroit, /; st. Louis, 3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

Jack Higgins certainly gave the
crowds lots to yell about In the MORN
ing and afternoon. but when he said
"Kerwin hits q lalapaloo" in the ninth
inning. the roar fairly shook the Ca
sino at Pickett Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06
AMERICAN AssocrArroN.
South Atlantic.
GAMES YESTERDAY.


Montgomery. ST; Nashville, 81.
New Orleans. 60; Mobile, o.,
Memphis, I'll; Little Rock, 10.
Atlanta, 3-3; Birmingham, o..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06
GAMES TODAY.

Southern League.
Montgomery at Nashville.
New Orleans at Mobile.
Birmingham at Atlanta.
Memphis-Little Rock, not scheduled
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06
Bids Wanted.

Bids will be received at office OF Clerk
of Board OF Revenue until twelve noon
Saturday. July tenth for excavating a ditch
one mile long to drain Electric Park lake
Profile and specifications on file u office
Of County Engineer.
Bids will also be received until same hour
and date for grading and graveling Cleve-
land, Avenue from City limits TO Norton
Street. Profile and specifications on file in
office of County Engineer. "
s J. T. BULLEN
gat-su-tu County Engineer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

Music Mt F'IeminE's, Wednesday from
to 8 for the old Veterans.
FH.ERGTNG'S IT Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

Cincinnati at Pittsb arg.
st. Louis at Chicago
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklyn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06
American Assoc

American Association.
Indianapolis at Louisville.
Kansas City at Milwaukee.
Columbus at Toledo.
St. Paul at Minneapolis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06
Afternoon Game.

New York. July s,EThe Athletics de-
| ternoon game by the score Of 4 to 8.
Bender did the pitching for the Phil
adeiphias and Dolye for the home
team.
Philadelphia ..oo2 900 900 o
New York :. :. 900 e1o 002--3 2
| Batteries-Bender and Thomas:
Doyle and Sweeney. Time 1850. UNI
| pires, Sheridan and KERN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

Pittsburg and the Giants took both
games in the National League, while
the Cubs were rained out In both
games. Hard luck.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06
Afternesn Game.

Cleveland. O. July 5-Cieveland made
1t three straight In two days from Chi
cago. by. winning this afternoon
game. Chicago took the lead early In
the game on Purteifs double. the
squeeze play. whites triple and Balls
error. the latter making wild throw
In attempting triple play. Chicago's
nrst run was the result Of errors. the
iast being encountered on timely hit
Shore By innings: R.H q.
Cleveland ~. 90 olo 12s-4 9
batteries Rhodes and Easteriy:
White and Sullivan. Time, 1865. Ums
ptreg. Evans and Perrine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06
sheridan,s New Record.

New York. July 5.-During the ath-
letic carnival and games of the United
Scottish Clans at Celtic Park today
Martin ]. Sheridan won the national
all round, championship Of the A. A
y. with 1885 points, a new record.
which he himself made two years ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06
Golfers Come Thursday
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
cLrynLAnD coPs TWO.

:. cleveiand. o.. July s.--cleveland de-
Falkenburg pitched splendid ball after
the nrst inning. Errors allowed Chi
caRo TO tie the score In the ninth
Flick drove In three runs, including the
winning score.
Score: r. II. T.
Cleveland -. 100 olo ol0 oo1--4 ~
Chicago :. 200 600 DOL 00o--S 3
Batteries-ral and Easterly;
Walsh and Owens. Time 2:l4. UNI
pires Perrin and Evans
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

Amerfcam League.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

Getting more lurid in the American
Association. That race belongs to most
any of them at the present writing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

Knoxville started OF in her South
er to Columbia. the morning game be.
ing too. Augusta took both from
Columbus. and Jacksonville took both
from Savannah.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

Greminger should be ashamed of
himself for teasing the Dubs that way,
giving them a lead for one day only
to push them deeper in the hole the
next, and Memphis stepping on the
heels Of the Dubs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

teer stable. $4,000. Br. c. Disguise.
Semper Parates. Z. w. Whites, $500.
Br. f. Adam Disadvant, u A. Bennett
$1,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

Connie Ascks' crowd Is coming fast
In the American. That brace of games
from the New Yorks' yesterday helped
some. Cleveland took both from the
White Sox. and the Browns beat the
Tigers in the only game PLAYED
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

oh you Climbers!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

Evergreen, July 5.--(Special )-Tbe
first game OF the series between Ever
green and CAN'T, went to Evergreen to-
day by score Of 3 to o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06
A FEW FOUL TIPS.
Oh. I don't know?

Day not altogether fruitless.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06

Pretty nice business ?-Honk, honk.
Them poor Dubs-too bad. too bad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-06
KetcheI's Best Round.


Round 9-Ketchel rushed In and
swung a vicious right around the head
and in return got an equally hard
punch to the face. Ketchel hooked a
vicious right to tn ejaw that brought
the blood In a stream from Papke'b
mouth Ketchel waded in, landing right
and left on the face and jaw. Papks
clinched Papke continued to spit
blood and the red fluid poured from his
nose. Ketchel sought to get in a vital
punch. He fought Papke into a neu-
trail corner and landed two good wal
Tops on the face as the gong rang. u
was Ketchers best round so far.
Round 10-Papke surprised ths
champion by coming to the mark and
landing a couple of stiff face punches.
II was only a fash in the pan for Ket.
chel shot right and left on the jaw with
merciless precision and II looked as II
he had beaten the "thunderbolt" to the
floor. Papke stalled and hung and saw
ed himself from severe punishment
Ketchel hooked a terrific left to the
jaw and Papke loked beaten. Ketchel
then landed a right and left on the jaw
and face and the gong rang.
Round 11-Papke came UP bravely
and Ketchel started the blood afresh
with right and left swings, to which
Papke responded with a full left swing
to the champions jaw. Ketchel went
after his man. delivering blow after
blow on the jaw and Papke weakened
perceptibly. Ketchel slipped to the
moor. his foot catching on Papke's shoe
tops He was up In a twinkle and
waded relentlessly In but was unable to
land knockout punch.
Round 12-Ketchel drove a hard
right to the Jaw and sent Papke tot
tering to the ropes, only the lower
strand saving him from going into the
press stand. After Ketchel had sent
a hard right to the face. Papke came
back at him landing viciously RICH,
and left swings to The Jaw and Ketchel
staggered a bit. The crowd rose on It's
feet in an uproar and shouted for the
under dog in the betting. Ketchel
however, was not to be stopped. He
exchanged punch for punch. but re-
ceived considerably the worst of It.
Papke braced up considerably and sue
ceeded In making II an even round
Round 13-Papke landed full TIT
with a vicious swing on the point OF
the jaw which nettled the champion
and forced him 10 clinch Panirs vaH
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-02
News Suppressed at Madrid.

MADRID. Oct 1.-The people On
Madrid have. not yet learned OF the
latest Spanish defeat in Morocco III
which General Dick Vicario lost MS
life. The authorities are careiuiS
suppressing the details of the acti'i-
ties of yesterday and WEDNESDAY
which indicated that the Moors "eie
resuming the offensive.
II is now known. however. that 'ne
Standards retired from the summit vi
Mount Guruga because OF the sudden
a,rroach of 1000 Mcors, whose at
tack was expected momentarily. Inc
enthusiasm that followed the an
nounccment of the possession o.
Mount Guruga. is dampened today by
the reports already made public ane ant,
the people will be further 'dismayed
when they hear of the reverse of yes
terday. =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-02
Whitney Bound For Home.

SALEM. MASS. Oct. 1.zHarry
Whitney, the New Haven hunter. who
Is on his way home from Greenland,
left the st. Johns ship here tonight
instead of continuing on to Boston
where It was thought he might meet
DR.. Cook. In response to an Inquiry
at Portland this afternoon, he said:
THE report that meeting has been
arranged between DR.. Cook and my
self is unfortunate. | had no COM
munication with either DR. Cook or
Mr.. Peary.'
Regarding Dr. Cooks records, Mr..
Whitney said that when DR.. Cook
gave him the boxes at Etah the ex-
plorer opened one remarking: This
contains my instruments" And show
cd them TO MFR. Whitney. There was
another box which DR.. Cook did not
open and the contents of which Mr.
Whitney says he did not know. though
he has no reason to doubt DR. Cooks
statement that in it were rough drafts
and notes concerning the discovery oil
the North Pole.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-02

patronage TO Virginia Democrats IL
was not because, knowing that q
large majority of the people of Vir-
ginia are Democrats he desired to
carry out his avowed theory that gov
eminent appointments should be made
with the view of having them meet
with local approval. but because ne
realizes that II a Republican ma
tority is to be polled in Virginia a
large number of Democrats must vote
the Republican ticket. Realizing this,
we probably will not be inclined to be
SO grateful TO the President for his
non partizan" generosity.
1t will he long time before Virginia
Joins the ranks Of what the President
is pleased to call the progressively
party Local affairs will be in baN
shape indeed and the progressive
national party will have broken away
from the special interests which pre-
vent II from making good its promises
to the people. when the President sees
the Improvement" he desires in the
Old Dominion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-02
CONDITION
RETURNING TO NORMAL
Southern Trade Reported to be Bet
bet Than for Several Sea-
sons Past.
CBy Associated Press.)


NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-R G.. Dun *
Company's weekly review OF trade TO-
morrow will say:
"The industrial and commercial ST.
nation. as a whole at the beginning OF
the last quarter of the year, Is that
OF a full return TO normal conditions.
The southern trade. ii is reported, is
better than for several seasons past.
The chief flaw in the situation 10 10
be found in the high prices when
serve to counteract operations n
some sections and are q conservative
influence. business In steel rails Is
expanding. In addition to the demand
for domestic CONSUMPTION the leading
producer has received contract lot
II. 600 tons for export to Mexico. The
rapid advance in pig iron prices has
caused many buyers to restrict their
purchases.
Sham advances were made in cot
ton goods and yarns during the week.
Some large interests are moving TO
cover their early spring needs in sta
pie fabrics.
Encouragement is being given 10
promoters OF curtailment movement
among cotton mills in order to avoid
the trade complications that must FOL
low extended speculation in cotton. p
The footwear market Is very SLOW
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-02
MISTRIAl IN BLACK
CASE ORDEPE0 JUDGE
One Of the Jurors Read Newspaper
in which Tris; Was Com
unentec Upon
CRy Assoc.atcd Press.l

COLUMBIA. S. C., Oct Judge
r. W. McmminScr today dismissed
the jury In the case Of John Black
accEscd Ct accepting hrsbes While
member Of the old state diSrcnsary
board 4 directors. and ordered a new
tri8i The ground For this action was
that the jurors had seen a copy Of a
local paper which contained an nc
count Of the FRS; day o. the trial. and
number Of extracts from ether pa
pers condcmnins the action Of the
jurors in the case Of James $. Far
nun. acquitted iasr week.
Judge Ncmmingcr held J. n. Pciry-
one Of the jurors. and G. ". Dorm
IN employee of Perry. tn contempt
but temporarily suspended action On
fh~ir case.
The cher jurors we're allowed "
20 pending the judges decision "a
the case.
Last us-ht. after the jury vas lock
Cd up Tor the night 81 hotel Dorm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-02

who works in Perry's butcher shop.
tried to communicate with Perry on
business. and was arrested.
This morning. when Judge Memmin-
ger was investigating the matter. t
developed that a yesterdays paper
was in the jury room at the hotel
Several Of the jurors had read II.
Judge MemmingoT told the jury nc
was satisfied that there was nothing
corrupt in either instance out inc
combination OF the two would tend to
cast suspicion on any verdict you
might render.
The sensational and abrupt ending
Of the trial came after the state had
completed its case and an carly yer
dict was expected. as the defense haa
intended 20 introduce no testimony.
The case will not be tried again tii'
the January term OF court