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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
Pfttuhurg Evenm Up.

Pittsbufg, Sept. T.--pittsburg and ChicaFe are now on even terms in the series started in Chicago Sunday. :he locals winning today ( to 2. The vist. tors used three of their best pitchers in a vain effort to check the batting streak of the home team. Maddox was strong throughout. only enc Chicago player got past hrst base after the sec ond inning.
 the subject of an argument In which all the Chicago players took part. Tink- CT and Chance finally being ordered from the field, The ball hit into the left field bleaehers and bounded out in threw to second holding the runner the other two bases the rule being that when ball is knocked out of the field as was the case today, the batter Is entitled to . home run. Score:
 Pittsburg .. .....o2e no i1s-e F 2 ChicaEo ,e20 900 e00--a :
 Batteries-Maddox and Gibson; Rusl' CT and Moran Time. i:to. umpires. Klem and 0.Day:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
National League .

St. Louis-Cincinnati: rain. Pfttsbprg, 6: Chicago. 2. New York, 3: Boston. 1. Philadelphia, q; Brooklyn. 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08

Summary-Sacrifiee hits, Shannon. l.; Dsly. 1. Stolen bases Hart, l Pope
 l. Three base hits. Flood, Juul. Ker- win, Osteen. Two base hits, Collins, errors, Montgomery, O.; Little Rock, O. Double plays, Flood to Jones to Grady
 Left on bases, Montgomery, g.; Little Rock, 5. Bases on balls. Juul, 3; Toren Time of game. l:20. Umpire. Pfennin-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
Phiiiiss Win.

Brooklyn, Sept. 1.-The Phiiadel- phia's won their getaway game of the season here today, to 9, by hitting in the first. second and ninth in- nings.
 Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
NafianaI. .I.aamna.
Americnn Aasocfation

Chicago at Pittsburg
 Brooklyn at New York. Philadelphia st Boston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08

The Whlskey withSut ahe Hesdaehs
 Bottled In Bond
 Green AiveR ( Full Quarts Exp. Paid .. ,.,. $500 GFeil Trading Ce., Pensacola. Fla, 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
CITY PRINTING LET
MATTER DECIDED BY GIVING Jon
 TO TIMES.
Special Meeting For Purpose At whsch Also Captain Miles Smith Gets Use Of . Horse an Police
 Duffna.

The city council met in a called meeting Monday night to consider bids on the contract for city printing dur Ing the present year, But two bids were offered, one from The Montgom- cry Times. which paper had the con- tract last year. who offered to print the reports of the council meetings at the rate of $75 6 month and the usual advertising rates for extra. work. The other bid was from The Montgomery Evening Journal which bid was at the rate of two cents per agate line and the usual rate of advertising for special notices
 The/ council went into session as a committee and discussed the matter and then received the report of the spokesman for the committee. Alder man Thompson who announced that the committee recommended accepting the bid of The Montgomery Evening Times. The matter was put to the vote and approved by council.
 Alderman Saul offered a resolution which requested the immediate sigma ture of the mayor to the contract so the printing could be done at once. Alderman Parrish offered an amend ment which authorized and instructed the mayor to sign the contract. After some discussion the amendment was adopted.
 Alderman Parrish asked for a sus- pension of the rules to offer an ordi- nance which provided that Captain of Police Niles Smith be provided with a horse by the city, as other officers of departments are provided. Alderman Seidle at first objected to the suspen- sion of the rules, but was persuaded to withdraw his objection. and the ordinance was put through both read ings and carried.
 Alderman Parrish asked fsIr another suspension of the rules so an ordinance he had to present could be read and sent on to a committee, but Alderman Seidle objected and the question ot the suspension of the rules being put to A vote. was lost. and upon motion | of Alderman Parrish, council adjourn ed. sl, '1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
REPORT IN ERROR
EUREKA PRESSING CLUB WAS NOT BURNED.
Fire sunday Night 0riginatea m seuthern Dye Werks--Less Esti- mated Menday Net Az LarEe
 As First Figurcs.

In the account which The Adver- tiser printed Monday morning of the midnight fire on Court Square, it was stated that the blaze had originated iu the Eureka Pressing Club and that this establishment had suffered the great est damage. investigation Monday morning proved this to be an error. as the Eureka Pressing Club. while be. ing near the fire. was not damaged The fire originated most probably in the Southern Dye Works. although very little damage was done.
 The establishment of A. Calm sui. fered some loss, as did the Devinney Grocery Company through smoke and leakage of the water. The main loss as estimated Monday morning Is to the building itself owned by H. Stacey. The loss Is placed at $1.20o and is covered byinsurance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
sLoss-sHEFFIELD STEEL < FRO,
 co. vS. HOUSE.

Damages for Drying up. We'll by opera.
 ton. of Mine. (Decided Nov, 10.
 190S.-47 South 572)
 l. Witnesses; cross examinations: discretion-Unless the evidence called for Is material to the cause tho exer- else Of the courts discretion as to the latitude allowed on cross examination Is not -eviewable. unless abused.
 g. HomesteaJ; existence: evidence It may be shown by parof evidence whether one's land Is his homestead
 3. Appeal and record: questionA presented.-where a deed is not in the bin of exceptions. the objection to fts consistent and repugnant. cannot ba considered on appeal
 {. Mines and minerals; operation of mine; injury tol adjacent property; evil dence.-It was not error to exclude q deed offered for the sole purpose of showing that the land surrounding that of plaintiff was owned by defendant, since 1t was Immaterial. in an action for injury to plaintiffs we'll by tha negligent operation of defendants mine, under plaintiffs land. as to who owned the surrounding land.
 5. Same; injury to well; evidence of cause.-The failure of defendant to sufficiently timber it's mine to pre- vent injury to It's superJacent neigh bor was negligence, and the fact that cracks and Assures In plaintiffs land. occurring at the time of the disap- pearance of the water in the well. was caused by the mine not being suf- ficIently tImbered, was competent.
 Appeal from Birmingham City Court,
 Heard before Hon. C. c. Nesmith.
 Affirmed. Opinion by Dowdell. J.
 Tyson, c. J., Anderson and McClel- Ian, JJ.. concur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12

ous paroi agreement; and hence, in an action on a life Insurance premium note, the incurred could not show oral representations, promises, etc, by in-. surer's agent where the written appli- cation for the insurance stated that it contained all the contract and that no statements had been made to or by any agents of the insurer finconsistent with the recitais of the application.
 2. Appeal. and error; review. scope.-- Where the appeal Is from Judgment sustaining demurrer this court will not decide matters not presented by the demurrer.
 Appeal from Marengo Circuit Court.
 Heard before Hon. W. W. Quaries, special judge.
 Reversed and remanded. Opinion by Anderson, J.
 Tyson. c. J.. Dowdell and Mcclellan. JJ., concur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
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  relief tsm and medical advice free to all who write.
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. ca
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
HANS TRIAL ENDS
CASE WILL GO TO THE JURY
 THURSDAY. =
MeIntyre Annsunces He VIII Take Up Day In Representatives
 of Club Members Tests-


 fled.
 Flushing. R. l., Jan. 11--Ail the evidence.in the trial Of Thornton J. Hains has been taken and the case is expected to go to the jury by noon Thursday, after counsel for both sides have summed up and Justice Crane has laid down the law in his charge.
 brief session of court, was held this morning. after which the state DO more evidence3to besoffered, and an adjournment was announced until to- morrow morning to permit Thornton Hains' counsel to sum up their evil dence to prove that the defendant was not principal with his brother. Captain Peter c. Hafns. Jr., in the kill ing of William E. Annis.
 John F. Mcintyre. chief of defend ants counsel. informed Justice Crane that he would take an entire day to present. his case. and Prosecutor Dar- Fin ,said he would sake all day Wed- nesday to sum up. i9- Wives of several Bayside Yacht Club members testified today that they saw Mrs. William E. Annis on the float after the first shot was fired. ! The trial < today entered upon it's fourth week. The introduction ' of evidence was practically completed lASt. WSGk,4 uuL Uy dHICSHtCht OL GOuft and counsel a brief period was devoted to hearing evidence. when court opened today
 Andrew Delifistt. waiter, was the first witness. He said that he did not see John Tierney. the ash collector, al the club. He caused a laugh when he admitted that he told the defendants counsel few weeks ago that he-"took vacation in his room for half an hour after the shooting
 Mrs. Florence E. Hill. wife of Bay side Yacht Club member, testified that she was on the dock before the shoot | Ing and denied the statement of Thorn ton Hains that he put his arm on his brothers shoulder and Captain NHatnf threw him off Justice Crane ruled oui much of Mrs. Hills testimony, stating | that she should have been called -as q witness-in-chief.
 garet Rockwell. wives of club mem her.. described the actionssof<Mr An lniS ct the time of the shooting. Mrs Rockwell left the etandi Rtl lt:4b and | prosecutor DarrinF announced that the people would rest.
 Thornton FIains and his counsel held brief consultation, when Justice Crane asked if the defense had any rebuttal and Mir. McIntyre called Gen eral Peter c. Hains to the stand. The general said that Thornton Hatns was on the high seas en route to Panama on Novernber 27, 1906, the, date on which the revolver was purchased
 MT Darrin said that the state did, not claim that the defendant bought the
 MT. Mcintyre announced that the defense had closed its case ana counsel for both sides stated to Justice crane | that no more testimony would DC o'- fered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
snlaaera to Leave Cuba.

Washington, Jan. 1l-PreVious orders oS the War Department have been snaended so that the headquarters. band and first and second 'battallfonH of the 17th Infantry now in Cuoa' VIII s.sat. from Hayana on the transport armuer Janaury I5. for Savannah, and then proceed to Fort McPherson. Ga. None of the 17th Infantry will particip- ate in the inaugural parade at Wash ineton. as was originally intended.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
Maritime conserencs.

London, Jan. 1l.-The International Maritime Conference, which was ad- journed fast month for the holidays resumed It's session In this city today, but on account of the absence Of Louis Renault, the French delegate, and Capt. Charles Lottley. the British rep resentative. owing to indisposition, the conference was unable to make any progress. The delegates wf1l meet again on Jan. 1R
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
,.,,,, r,.,4 Valwaraaso.

vasbInEton, Jan. 11--In response to Al, "tnU,tafion of the people of Valpara. ;ao 1ne Chile. Rear Admiral Swineburne iso, , Sasygnated the first division of the mas. nas "onsisting of the armored cruis- heet1 nee west Virginia (fiagship). Colorado. ers ers-,,,snd and Pennsylvapla, to visit sIa. nort. The ships will arrive at Va1naraise on January 10 ana VIII re- main there for five days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
f,hanIer HearlnR Poatponed.

Charlottesville, Va, Jan. I1.-The ease of John Armstrong Chanler. or Chaloner, divorced husband of Amelie Rives. the writer. and brother of Will liam Astor Chanler of New York, in S1hicb he is suing for the restoration n. lsree amount of property he al- Iepes he was deprived of following his inca rceration In an insane asylum in New York, was today postponed until
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
r,,vwe., RattIeshlDa Aaoat. .

Washington, Jan. Tiff Congress accents Secretary Newberry's pians for the new navy this country VIII hay. inc four largest battleships q Fost Each of them will be 1000 tons larger than the biggest ship ever nwthorfxed for the American navy. They would cost from eight to ten millions each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
WINS AT GOLF.
R. E. sproule Successful fin Midwinter
 .4 Tournament.

NOWKMaOaeMts
 .Pinehurst, N. C., Jan. 11-R. E. Sprouell, of the Royal Port Rush Club, Ireland. led field of Al participants in the qualification round of the sixth annual mid winter golf tournament tn- day. winning the gold medal offered for the best qualification score with the fast card of TT, five strokes in the lead of his nearest opponent. a triple tie for second place resulting.
 Six divisions qualified for the match play rounds for as many cups. the six teen best scores in each division quali- lying. 1t being necessary for a player to advance to a higher division but not possible to drop to a lower.
 A special class of three divisions of eight each will provide for the over How field and will qualify after the usual method tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12

win elect club officials such ss q man. ager. secretary. etc. The direcfory will probably be redaced from live te three men and stops wiiI be taken looking to the bsinging of a compe- tent team to Buckingham for the com. ing season. Manager Molesworth has been written to report in I,irm,n~hsr, by the 25th instant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
o--v,,,. wright in France.

Ch.bourg, Jan, 11-Orville Wright ond b,s sister. Miss Katherine Wright. ,vro Ieft New York for Europe Janu- srv E. arrived today and proceeded 4n..,orI paris. MT. Wright said he did .ot irteud to make an aeroplane flight ,n no Eronce. but would continue to work tn,wards .n perfecting the apparatus. He viii probably go with his brother Will hur to Faux.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
DUrCa AWAIT PAUL.

Win Net seaa Agent. ts Meet ve.e-
 The Hague. Jan. 1.-The Nether- lands Foreign once has no intention of sending a pienipotentiary to Paris to negotiate with Ssnor Paul. concern ing . full settlement of the contro- vcrsy with venezrela. ~
 Senor Paul. if he desires to open such negotiations. will be obliged to come here and confer directly with N. Van swinderen, the Minister for Foreign Affairs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
DoRANDO WINS IN ST. LOUIS.
Italian Gets MarathOn Race Over Small
 wood.

wood.
 St. Louis. Mo. Jan. 11-Dorando Piet- ra won a Marathon race here tonight. contesting with Percy Smallwood, of Philadelphia. who quit the race after covering twelve miles and eight laps because of his left leg hurting him.
 Dorando made the twenty-six miles and as5 yards in two hours. forty-fouF minutes and thirty-two and two-hfths seconds. ten seconds slower than the worlds Indoor record He finished strong.
 Alter Smallwood quit. Dorando be- gan a spurt .endeavoring to break the VrorId's record for the Marathon dis tance. He finished the twentieth mile in two hours, three minutes and thirty seconds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
i. rCAnY SUES RAILROAD.
Eirmissham Man Cfsims Sparks Burned
 Plant.

Plant.
 Birmingham. Jan. .11-- -(Special.)--J. H. AMccary. as the Birmingham Box and Basket Company, has filed suit in the City Court against the Alabama Great Southern Railroad for s15,000. the alle- gation being that a spark from an en- zine of the said railroad set fire to the box factory. causing its total destruct- ion. few months ago.
 The factory was iocatediin Avondale and ignited and burned down one night last year. The blaze had gained much headway when the watchman discover ed the same.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
CONFIRMS NOMINATIONS. xNsEpRaam Phillips To Ne Assistant sec~
 retarx of State.

Washington, Jan. N-The Senate to- day confirmed over one hundreo, nom Nc sachusetts, to be Third Assistant Secretary of State; Lieutenant Colonel H F. Hodges, to be a member of the 1athmian Canal Commission; Willis :. Fowler, of Indiana, to be Deputy Comp troiler of the Currency. =
 The Senate aso confirmed the nonain- alton of Dr. John A. Holmes private secretary to the Postmaster General. 10 be purchasing agent orytne Fost O"'Ss Department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
WoopRooF V. HALL

wOoDROoF V. HALL, ct al Appeal from Order Granting New
 TriaL--(Decided Nov. i2, 1s0s.--45
 South. 670) .es fs 4 1. New trial; grounds: verdict con- trary to evidence--If the number of trees cut were less than the numbes named in the complaint, and for, whidA recovery was had, the verdict for pisin- tiff anf the judgment thereon was properly set aside, and q new trial or- dered.
 2. Same; review of motion grantina a new triaL-1Fhis court will not re- verse a judgment granting a new trial on the ground of insufiieiency of evidence unless the evidence plainly supports the verdict.
 Appeal from Limestone Circuit Court Heard before Hon. D. W. Speak
 Affirmed. opinion by Tyson, c. T.
 Dowdell. Anderson and Mcclellan. JJ.. concur. 4f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
c,, pe-electea .Preaident,

Iake Charles La, Jan. II.-Ihe stockholders of the St. Louis "atkins na,octad inc old Board of Directors, xSho fin turn. named the same officers headed by george J. Gould of New York. as President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
,u.w And sleet in BlemphII

Memphis, Tenn. Jan, 1I-With me thermometer registering seventeen de, grees and a heavy fall Of snow ana sleet. Memphis and this section tohIsnS ns Is experiencing the coldest "eA'h'f oA the present winter. l., ..ro.
 Ar o'clock tonight the drop In tenn arature for the twenty-four hours nreceding was A degrees.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
nRaANN's BODY FOUND.
JeweIFy PeddIer Was Nalsssusw And Far
 wneR APreN&eA


 Allentown. Pa. Jan, 1.-The body of Leopold Ermann. the Philadelphia jewelry peddler, who has been missing since November IS, and who was last seen on George N. scheeffers premises, near schneeksviile. was found this afternoon buried under the concrete floor of { chicken brooder that Schaef- Nnce. IT
 Schaeffer was arrested and confined here last Wednesday on suspicion of having committed the murder.
 The body was very badly deconposed and was entirely dismembered. The head arms and legs were cut oR. A double barreled shotgun was found in the attic with one barrel empty, and the oficers believe this was used. Ermann's satehel5 with it's 5ewelry and other effects, was found near the body.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
Mina YVrentIlne pEatch.

Chicago, Jan. 11--Yusih Mahmout to- night defeated Charles Olsen in straight falls in a catch wrestling match here. Mahmout won the first fall in thirty-six minutes and hfty-three seconds. and the second In thfrty-one minutes and thirty seconds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
KOREANS ARE SUSPICIOUS.
ns;:noustratsOns" Agalnst HmReRoP sn' Rt0. -t.i

Seoul, Jan. .12.-Thes visit of the En- peror of Korea, accompanied ny Frlnce ttn to Eusan, about$ 200 miles from tss csnitai has created the impression that Ito is sndeavoring to smuggie the Emneror aboard . warship and have him taken to Japan.
 Tn this belief. the people along the ronte taken by the Emperor and Prince ito made hostile demonstrations. neces- stating their dispersal by the police.
 The Emperor of Japan then nNa 0rIesea o S.,nnnstration in honor,of the Emperor os Korea. who went, aboard the flag shin amid the firing of .salutes, and re- ceiyed a cablegram of congratulaflons from the Japanese Emperor to which he replied in cordial terms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
wERTHEIMER vs, RIDGEwAY.
 Et AL

Appeal From Order Denying Appflcas
 ton for Re-hearing--( (Decided Nox
 vember I2. 190s---47 South. ess.l
 Appeal and error; dismissal; void judgment-An appeal from an order os judge made in vacation. denying a ps. tition for re-hearing. filed under sec- ton s342. Code 1896. will be dismissed, since under the provisions of Section 334e. Code 1ese, such petition must bs tried before the court. and q trial and order entered by the judge in vacation Is void.
 Appeal from Tallapoosa Circuit Court.
 Heard before Hon. w. W. Pearson.
 Appeal dismissed. Opinion by Dow. dell J. " Tyscn. c. J., Anderson and Mcclellan. J. J.. concur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
AsGEsBURY SENTENCED.
Massachusetts Man WhS Ki1lede l
 Wife.

Ledhan, Mass. Jan. IA plea of guilty of murder in the second degree was entered by pr. Walter Raleigh Amesbury. when he was arraigned in 4he Superior Court here today on the charge of having murdered his wife. Judge sherman sentenced him to lire Imprisonment.
 Dr. Amesbury shot and killed his wife. Anna .Vattelier Amesbury at her nome in Hyde Park, on Christmas Day 1907, to which he had gone after separation to take part in family re- union. -''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
GOES TO COMMITTEE.
Senators te rnvestigate Absorptisns sf
 Alnbnn. Conuauy

Aisbama Company.
 Washington, Jan. 1.-The Culberson resolution. calling upon the Senate Committee on Judiciary to investigate the authority under which President Roosevelt permitted the absorption of the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company by the United Seates Steel Corporation, was today referred to subcommittee.
 The committee consists of Senators Clark of Wyoming. Dillingham;, Kit tredge,' Culberson and -Overman J
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
posnx u GAMBLE.

Trover -(Decided Nov. ls' lsOs.~-Af
 South. 569).
 l. Trover; ownership; Jury ques- tion-Under the evidence in this case 1t was a question for the jury as to whether plaintiff or defendant owned the property sued for.
 2. Same: notwithstanding as serting that if plaintiff bought the property. and had possession before defendant sued him and third person, under whom he claims. the judgment in that case against the third person would not bind him, and that if such Judgment had been paid. plaintiff could recover. Ignored defendants proof of title regardless of the former Judg- ment, and assumed that such third per
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12
COLD IN THE SOUTH.
Mercury Goes Down To EiEht Above
 Zero.

Mercury Goes D0NVn T0 hHRHt A""V0 Forth Worth. Texas, Jan, 11-Fort Worth and North Texas today are experiencing the coldest weather for twenty years. the mercury going down
 to eight above zero here and to three below In some localities in the pam handle, the lowest ever recorded Tn that section.
 covars the ground for the first time in five wears. There Is much suffering among live stock on the plains. The Temperatures dropped sixty degrees during the night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-12

meroe should be subjected to . nne of one per cent for failure to acknowledge within ten days the receipt or q claim for overcharges.f loss or damages. and to ten per cent for failure to pay tho claim within ninety days