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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-11
Climbers Pitcher In Old
I Time Form.
WAS GIVEN A SCARE
In The NINTH ROUND
/ Il
Montgomery Played a Classy Article
Of Ball.
Dsly stopped An Atlanta Run IN the
Firth ~ Throwias Msn
A.se out at the A s'
10 fEf4kSs 4F8s affF VIZ 9ff

!. 5, The. dealing speed. wonderful, con-
troll and steady nerve completed one
OF the best games OF bali yesterday
that the medico-twirler has ever work
ed \
Forest Thomas has pitched soma
magnificent games OF bali during the
two years that he has been On ,' tns sfa 4
in many respects he has ever come up
to the record be made yesterday. Up
to the last half Of the ninth inning,
Sss Ss biz sa 01 With sSfs two son so as
Barr beat out O. hunt In the second IN
ming and Newton hit clean In the
third, fifth and eighth, the only time
that two hits came togsths5 was ss,,i IN
Of fans down at Jack Higgins were
s them even ven forsstting al about prohi-
Dan Ksrwin dropped q ny. apd then
a couple Of hits together nlisd the
bags with only one out. Thomss saw
II was UP to him. Even scratch IN.
field hit and out at nrst would nave
the next two batters. Kirkpatrick. who
batted for walker, being one Of them,
ana Newton, who had already hit safe
three times. being the othsT. and the
doctor hsd !, . deserved shptout ~ q
soY It was dus to the. arm OF Jud paiy,
however, that the game ended as 1t
did. with enc gone in the hfth. Pepe
wild to Hub Hart Who was on .hrst.
walker going to second. Newton drove
one TO left field and Walker started
on a sprint for the plate. BY quick
weaver at the plate. This saved the
run right then, and Thomas pitching
did the rest. Only two errors were
fifth and Kerwin's dropping. a ny in
the ninth. the team putting up the
same serappy article OF ball that they
Tom m Fisher was in Tor the Crackers.
and, while the Climbers did net hit him
hard, yet they. lift him Just az heright
time. The sorrel topped twirler gave
only two bases on balls, but one OF
them scored.
Hart. the first man up in the 18th
walked. Pepe sacrificed him and Spike
shannon was right there with the pinch
hit. driving one to center, Hart scor-
. Rocky started the seventh with d
two sacker to left, Hart sacrificing
him to third and Pepe's long sacrihce
ny TO Barr scoring him with the sec
/; on Il looked ugly in the third New
ton had hit safe and stole second,
Fisher sacrificing him TO third: The
next two men were retired on ny TO
Kerwin and a fly to Pope.
The heart disease came In the last
of the ninth. Ksrwin dropped Smiths
fiy. but the runner did not get any
further than frst. Bayless was out on
a fiy to Kerwin. Jordan hit one past
Pope and Barr hit to left. DAILY hold.
ing Smith on third, but the bags were
full With only one out. Kirkpatrick
went to bat for Walker and Thomas
struck him out. Then came Newton,
the only man that had been able to
40 ANYTHING with Thomas, and 1t looked
blue. Thomas struck him cut. There
was a roar in the hall that could have
been heard across the riyer--and the
game was over. to o.
The score was: N...s
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BRICK WALL INJUNCTION
CASE AGAIN IN COURT

Judge w. II. Thomas handed down
an opinion yesterday morning in the
Equity division OF the Montgomery
City Court when he everruled the de-
murrage of the defendant IN the casa
liwell. and left the Injunction stand.
The bin has been pending In court
Tor a long time ana was filed on Aug
ust 4, 1908. The question involved In
the case In where Mrs Trimble IL
seeking to obtain an Injunction
against Mr. Haliweil restraining him
from tearing down or removing .
fence for the purpose OF building D
brick wall. near the line. dividing the
two lots. The fence In question IL
situated between the two residences
of the parties concerned at b36 South
McDonough street
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WOULD HONOR GoMPERs
Eastern Labor Men to Gather in Wash
ington, October rs.

Washington. Aug. lu.-ln honor OF
the return in october Of Samuel Com
pers, who has been in Europe studying
continental labor conditions and prob
lens. all the labor organizations of the
Eastern States will unite in monster
parade in this city If the plans adopt
ed by the Central Labor Union of this
city at a meeting last night are car
ried to completion.
october 15 is the day fixed for the
celebration. The labor unions of Phil
adelphia. Baltimore. Wilmington. Rich
mond, wheeling. Harrisburg and other
cities will be invited to send S large
delegations as possible to be in the
line. The day will eliminate with a
meeting in Convention Hall. which will
be a rallying point for men who have
gained reputation in the field Of or
ganized Labor.
The address of Mr. Gompers on this
occasion, 1t is anticipated, will be
fraught with international significance,
as he will discuss labor conditions as
he has seen them abroad.
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MERRILL TALKS DEAL
OVER WITH FRANK

New Orleans. Aug. 1O.--The visit OF Phil
s, Merrill. of Jackson. Miss. to New Or
leans. where he had a conference with Man.
ager Charles Frank. of the New Orleans
baseball CLUB concerning the purchase OF
the Montgomery franchise for jackson is
considered significant; Merrill was former
ly president Of the Cotton States League,
returned to jackson last night. Before his
departure he stated that his conference with
Manager Frank was to get some pointers on
the prospective deal and to find cut what
the New Orleans manager thought of 1t.
Manager Frank refused to make any state
ment for publication concerning the Mont
gonery franchise and as to his preference
of any city. If the franchise should be sold
Mr.. Merrill declared that Jackson is in
earnest and that he could easily raise the
money to purchase the Montgomery tran
ehise; He further stated that 9 cash cffer
this week. 2 So
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WHITE MAKES BOND
Salesman who Shot Anderson In An
Atlanta Hotel.

Atlanta. Ca. Aug io--wflliana
White, the travelling salesman, who,
about ten days ago, shot ana seriously
wounded Michael Anderson, steward OF
the AraRon Hotel, on the fftn floor OF
that building, was today released on q
bond OF 1880.
Mrs. White. who IL said 10 have been
In Anderson's room when her husband
entered and opened fire on anderson
with revolver and who has been held
in fail on a warrant charging her
with completely in the shooting. was
released on bond In the sum OF eioo.
Anderson is expected to recover.
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Texna Leagul

Texas League.
Gtlveston, 2: Shreveport, IL.
Houston. 8. Fort worth. l.
Waco, /: Dallas. 2.
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CUBAN PARTIES COMBINE.
Senior zayns VIII Head strong Fsction
In Island.

Havana. Aug. Ie.--The aHnsigana-
ton OF the Miguelista and Zayista fac
tions OF the Liberal party. which had
been In progress since the elections OF
last year. was accomplished at iate
hour last night at conference of the
Executive Committees OF the two fac
tions. After the reading IT letter
from President Gomez strongly urging
fusion, Senior Zayas was unanimously
elected president Of the united party
and will be called the National-LIberfy
Party. Committees were then appoint
ed 10 confer and arrange the details
OF the final terms of fushion.
This action 10 important In that II
eliminates a serious friction that has
existed between the two factions FOR
some time.
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EuuaIs Pitching record.

Chicago. ILL.,, Aug. lO-By winning
today's game from Brooklyn. Edward
Reulbach. the Chicago National Leagus
clubs great pitcher. Is said to have
equalled the record for fourteen con-
seeutive victories with the pitching
slab at Its present distance. so Ia feeG
from the home plate. ~
Jack Cresbro established the record
of fourteen straights while pitching
for Pittsburg in 1902. The record of
twenty-four straight made py James
Mccormick of the Chicago Nationals in
1885, was established before the pitch
ing slab was moved back to it's present
distance from the batter.
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CAN GET TONNAGE DUTIES.
Presidents Proclamation to other Ma
lions Made Public.


Washington. Aug. 10.-Revoking the
suspension of tonnage duties granted
by executive decree to shipping from
ports in the province of Ontario, Can
ala, from various places in the West
Indies, Panama and Colombia, the
Netherlands, free ports of the Dutch
East Indies and Copenhagen. Dem
mark. a proclamation signed by Pres
ident Taft August was made public
today. This revocation Is effective o.
tober 5, sixty days after the approval
Of the new tariff act. which provided
new rates of tonnage duties to be i'm
posed on vessels entering American
ports.
The concessions were made under
the law of June 10. 1885 to shippin g
coming from certain points in the
Western Hemisphere and to other
countries making satisfactory recipro-
cal arrangements with the United
States whereby American shipping was
to have more favorble treatment in
the matter OF tonnage duties. Tho
new tariff act repeats the law OF 1886
and by the operation of Section SO
shipping from certain American eoun-
tries Is given the benefit OF better
tonnage rates
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LONG ISLAND TENNIS.

Southampton. /. l.. Aug. lo.--sixty-
four lawn tennis experts engaged in
fhs onenin9 matches here today on the
turf courts of the Meadow Club. Ideal
weather conditions prevailed and this
tuning up to the preliminary National
meeting that follows at Newport, r. l.,
next week, 10 now certain to be a rec
ord for the field here.
The main results Of the opening
round were;
Lyle e. Mahan, Columbia's inter
collegiate champion defeated +. 9.
Coiston. Maryland state champion. CO.
g. F. Touchard defeated w. P.
Blagden. Harvard. 60, 81.
c. C. Pell, Harvard, defeated c. r.
Watson. Jr., Orange. Ca. s-2.
II. w. Sloeum. the old ex-national
champion defeated q. B. Schley. 81.
robert Terry defeated J. A. colston.
6-3, Eel. 1re
A large number OF less Important
men worked their way to the next
round.
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~CIncyv shut Ont i.

Cincinnati. Aug. 10-Muffed flies by
HuEgins and Bescher. two-base lift
by bates and Downey's wild throw to
the plate, gave the Philadelphia two
runs and the game In the eighth In
ming. Both Fr9mme and Moore pitched
calls reached third during the game.
Cincinnati has not scored q run in
twenty-Gix consecutive innings: Score:
Cincinnati e. .... 900 600 1000 {
Philadelphia E. 900 900 020--2 4 .
Batteries-Fromme, Gaspar and =
Lean: Moore and Doom. Time. 100
Umpire, Rlgler.
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MOTOR BOAT RACE FROM
NEW ORLEANS 70 MOBILE

New Orleans. Aug. io.--A motor boat race
from New Orleans to Mobile and return will
likely be held within the next two weeks
Local yachtsrpen are new formulating plans
looking to such a meet. II will be the first
motor boat race ever held for such a dis
lance along the gulf coast. II Is proposed
10 hold a handicap race, open to all mem
association. According to tentative plans, a
days stop-over will be made at Mobile and
the "trip both ways will be started in such
time to make daylight finishes both in
New Orleans and Mobile. tftgE
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HILARIOUS WINS
THE TRAVERS STAKES

Saratoga, n Y: Aug. 1o.--J. r.
won the 1880 Travers stakes for
three year-olds. at a mile and a quar-
ter today. but he was an extremely
tired horse and 1t was only his game
ness which made him win.
Practical was a nose before Fayette
for place. There was great cheering
when Hilarious number was hung out
The time was 2:06
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CITY BOWLING LEAGUE.

Rather's aggregation won two out OF
three Of the games from Halls team
last evening on the Court Street alleys
although the latter team took the Sc
rles by a small niargin of fiftsen pins
Last evenings games proved to be the
closest four rnen team games relied so
far In the league.
Patterson had the highest score OF
the evening wits 1913 pins, and likewise
the highest individual average with 5fs
pins, Hall was a close second with
1875 pins for his high score and a total
of $40 pins for the three games.
The scores OF the games are:
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Blocton, Aug. 1U.-lSpeclaI)-A game
OF ball between Centerville and Bloc
ton resulted as follows:
Centerville ....,.........3 .
Blocton :. :. .................4 7 I
Batteries--Brown and Mich olson:
Parker. Smith and Ladner,
The features of the game was the
base running of Dunnabie and fielding
of Parker.
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wooId Bar RACE Hor..s.

Washington, d. C., Aug. l0-The act.
ion of Customs Collector Daniels. a.
Ogdensburg, N. Y, In ruling that the
new tariff law does not make provision
for the re-entry free OF duty OF Ameri-
can race horses sent to Canada to take
part In event on the Canadian tracks,
presents a ludicrous side to the on
Gals There Is nothing to the old law
or new which prevents the free adrnis-
sion OF any article of American origin
whether 1t is horse flesh OF rainent
which had been shipped out of tho
country for exhibition abroad.
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PIKE Road is Victorious.

Pike Road, Aug. AN
interesting game of ball was played at
Pike Road between the team here and
the one at Cecil. The outcome was a
surprise. as Cecil had won double
header from Mitchells the week be-
fore.
Up until the sixth inning the two
teams played consistent ball, but af-
tarwards the victors found weak
spot in the opposing pitcher and added
several home runs to his baseball ca
reer.
The game was devoid of features
except the pitching of Logue for Pike
Road he making a record OF about
eighteen strike-outs, and the hard hit
ting OF the vietors.
The game finally ended by the count
OF is to 8.
Score by innings:
Pike Road ........... Ill 10 05s-l5
cecil UAl VIZ WI y
Batteries-Logue and Davis; Coob
and Cooper, Cooper and Glider.
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Norfolk. Va, Aug johannes Wins
ton named as trustee In the deed CT as
signment made yesterday by the tailed
Traders' and Truckers Bank. today APP
piled to Judge Hanckei for appoint.
ment as receiver under bond TO Wind
UP the affairs of the bank by the courts
direction. Mayor Riddick, vice presi-
dent of the bank. said he had no object.
ion to the creation of receiverahip
but requested a continuance until to-
morrow. which was granted.
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Headland, Aug. i0.-(Speetal &C !.
bale of new crop cotton yesterday
evening. but owing TO the heavy rat
which prevailed II was not sold mt :
this morning 1t weighed 4s7 poun,
and classed low middling, and W.
bought by the Standard Mercantile
Company at IL cents per pound.
Headland claims the distinctien OF
the first new bale In this State fol
three years in succession.
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Redfern is Appolnted.

New Orleans. La. Aug. I0---The nrst
appointment Of an immigration Com
missioner here is taken as an indiea.
tion. that an immigration station will
be erected at New Orleans. Tho an
nouncement was received here today
that s. E. Redfern had been named as
immigration Commissioner He was
formerly local purchasing agent Of
the Isthmian Canal Commission.
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Leagte standing.


The most amusing feature of the
evening was the championship match
between r. J. Mattox, the lightweight
champion, and Nat Waller. the heavy
The match proved an even break.
Mr.. Mattox won the nrst game with a
score of rs pins against q score made
by Mr.. Waller OF 80 pins. Mr.. Waller
got busy in the two games and showed
his class He made score of 81 pins.
while Mr.. Mattox only bowled 50 pins.
All the spectators said there was some
class to these games,
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Enrinr Hill, n. s., Aug. 10-The labor
troubles in the coal mines of this prov
ince weer further increased today when
about 1000 men, the employees of the
Cumberland Railway and Coal Com
pany. went out on strike at the mines
OF the company here, following the re-
fusal OF their employers to accede to
their demands. principally the recogni-
tion of the union.
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Bradford, Pa. Aug. 10.--There was a
large crowd in attendance at the Lake
Erie circuit races this afternoon. The
favorites won the first two events.
Summaries:
2:14 pace, purse $40O--Lucius Todd
won In straight heats; Vasten, second;
Willie w, third. Best time, 2:12 1-2.
$3.50 trot. purse $400--Dereda Dale
won in straight heats; Lady Russ sec
ond: Laro. third. Best time, 2:19 liz.
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Need Not wa.h p,.he. 4.

Cleveland. o., Aug. 10.--Dish wash
ing is not part OF the husband. Po-
lice Judge McGannon ruled here yes
terday. Harry Cohen. 20 years old. was
In court charged with beating his wife.
Cohen said that his wife started fight
when he refused to wash the dishes
and clean up the house. He said he
did net beat her. but only defended
himself. Judge McCannon discharged
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ZEPPELIN NOT DEAD.
On the Contrary He In Rapidly Recov-
erfnE Health.

Uh vac COhtrnry He U HnpfdIy NecOv-
erinE Health. M
Berlin. Aug. 10.-The rumor emanat-
ing from Lon Ion that Count Zeppelin.
inventor ofthe dirigibie balloon which
bears his name. had died. is without
foundation. He is not only living, but
he Is quickly recovering from the ef-
fects of a minor operation which had
been performed for an abscess on his
neck. The daring aeronaut had SO far
recovered that he was out walking yes
terday.
The London report said that Kaiser
wilhelm, who is visiting Count BEN
timex, Dutch nobleman. at the Hague.
had been greatly affected By intelli-
gence of the inventors detah.
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Play Twelve Inning Tie Game.

washington. Aug. Washington
and ST. Louis battled twelve innings
today to a tie. to I. when the game
was called TO allow the visitors to
catch a train.
Ferriss home run, the ball going in
side the club house. scored ST. Louis's
only run in the seventh inning. In
the ninth washington tied the score on
Leliveit's bunt and Donohue's double to
the right field fence. Score:
- R.HE.
Washington 200 900 ool ooo-i I
Batteries--Groom and Blankenship;
Petty and stephens. Umpires. Egan
and KERN. Time. AIS.
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osreopathx. a Profen.Ion.

Atlanta, Aug. 1O.-Osteopathy was
recognized as a profession by the
state OF Georgia today when the House
passed the Senate
bill providing for state Board OF
Examiners IN osteopathy and. provid-
ing for license fees. Governor Brown
already has signified his intention OF
signing this bill.
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Chicago, Aug. lO.-The grewsome
discovery of a leg Of man on the
pilot Of Baltimore and ohio Railroad
engine at Ninety-ffth Street and st .
Lawrence Avenue led to the finding to-
day of the bodies OF two men. The
bodies were those OF James z. OCOn-
nors- toiler maker employed In the
Illinois Central Railroad shops at Burn
side, ILL.,, and his helper. Dennis Crow
ley The men presumably were struck
by ths engine while walking on the
tracks Of the BELT Line" Railroad.
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New Orleans, Aug. l0.--Wyatt H.
Ingram. Jr., trust oficer OF the Hiber-
mia Bank and Trust Company, who
was arrested several weeks ago as q
result OF an alleged shortage In his
accounts. was arraigned today. In
grams attorneys filed ademnrrer, to
several of the indictments against
their client and, the case went over
Indefinitely.
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I The. dealing speed. wonderful, con-
troll and steady nerve completed one
OF the best games OF ball yesterday
that the medlco-twirler has ever work
ed !. & faae I'D n
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SEARCH for bose steamer.

Durham, Aug. io.--The British CT o.
err Pandora returned here today 81
an unsuccessful search OF eight days
duration for the British steamer. Wa
ratah. which with 900 persons on board
has been missing since July IS. The
Pandora covered an area of $50 Square
miles and her commander 10 Of the
opinion that II the Waratah is stfi1
afioat he would have sighted her.
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PLAYS THIRTEEN INNINGS.
CIaxtou and Union Springs In Goo

Game.
Clayton, Aug. Especial. lin the
nrst game OF the series Clayton and
Union Springs battled for thirteen In
nings the latter winning by the score
of to 4.
The game was brilliant throughout,
many SENSATIONAL plays being pulled of.
one OF the features of the game was
the magnificent pitching of stephens,
for Clayton. he striking out nfteen
together IN the thirteenth resulted In
the winning run. N'H
Score by Innings: -
Clayton :. =. 900 o2o 2oQ goo %
tterieH-Ciayton, Stephens and
Laseter; Union Springs, Davis and
Smell. Umpire, EYans
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p.u. ss. :. e J. = 7ie-up in the American

now faces a Charge OF murder. Ian
ius died nils morning. Gibson L. al
legged to have been drunk In q res
taurant near union station. When he
started 10 flourish revolver. the po-
iceman was called In. The shooting
followed. Gibson formerly lived In
Jackson Parrish La. but moved to
Texas several years ago
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PITCHER FOSTER TO WORK
OUT AT NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans Aug. 19.--Pitcher Eddie Fos.-
ter. purchased last year by the Cleveland
sent 10 New Orleans by Cleveland to get
into condition. He arrived here last night
He will work out with the New Orleans
team and will probably return to his team
for work before the end OF the season.
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DoUBLEHEADER AT
MEMPHIS; NEW CATCHER

Memphis, Aug. fo.--(special)-Two
games of ball will be played here to-
morrow between New Orleans and
Memphis as a result Of today's post
ponement.
Catcher Davenport, Kentucky coll
lege star, reported to Manager Babb
here today and will be given try-out.
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Thomas Beats the Crackers -
|DUBS TRIM CHAMPS
BAT IN A VICTORY IN THE TENTH
ROUND.
Manuel Outpitehed viebahn, Although
the Meanwhile fTw1rler Famed
Eight Men-Three
Double PIayn.

birmingham. Aug. 1o.--Manuei out
pitched yiebahn in a ten-inning game
today and was materially aided by the
heavy hitting of the local team. Vie
balm had the best of the argument up
he passed the frst man up and allow
ed three successive safe hits. which
won the game for Birmingham with
none out The hitting Of McGilvray
and Gygli was the feature OF the game
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Inverness, Aug. Especial =
Hurtsboro was defeated In game of
baseball here this morning by the To-
cal team by the score OF to 3.
The afternoon game went to Inver-
ness by the one-sided score OF l6 to 2,
making three straights for the series.