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New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
NEW YORK PRICES.

METALs-TIN-Ths tin market was lower and easy
so 2593O35c and December at 80. 25G3O4 4Oc The Lon
ar uT e. 2ss sAs wit" s2 Ssoia at Ss for
age but ao sales were reported on the New YORK EN-
change Spot October and November at y 5o9I2 SSe'
with spot quoted futures ESQ les ga Local
127sGlsS and casting at i2s7 e. LEAD
AZ A20@4 Csc East Louis. The London market was
&C. aT 4 S M = % New Yor ana %sf a o East
s. Louis The London market was UNCHANGED at t28 Ss
foandTg Northern quoted at SIS 75GsIs market
for iron oertiAcates on the New York Produce ESz
sePtemeer @ qiA s7 50Ssis 20 oto6sr SIT 6oss &
6LASsES ANSs AND 5S iSe t- ar for
follow: New Orleans centrifugal common l6g l9e;
alr lsa3Ze g99Ga P5ls I57i7c fair
1920: good, I6G22c: prime 21a25c; fancy. 27eaoc
months showing loss Of las points while late posi-
cries was due to cheaper offerings withdrawal OF
bull .5snd and f 5 the se month. sed h ad
cOEound makers are the only buyers M Of actual
6isc; 2lO0 DeoembeL 6lIgs-14c; $500 Januagy 6l5@
2T 39se soc idnseed oil remains quiet but quotations
are hEny m4tRta5Rsd Refined petroleum & was bbis @
hulk 75c Philadelphia 2Oc; bulk 47Oc; refined cases
= Soc o1s, white casss NeVi YORK i2 5c Philadelphia
prime summer yellow SPOT. eIOes l7c Oct October SIG
sry ei4a8 I5e; February. 6laqe 2oo; March Sas 25S
May %, soSse aho 10y, : els so IIN-GTiTS OIL
american seed city raw 57a5sc: outoftovn raw. seq
PROvISIONs.The proy'oR list had sharp s,e16r ea6y
from packers and considerable covering par
tia reactions followed. IN sympathy with grain but
most cases Total receipts Al 600 hogs. OF whoh
SoUS s Shcaso at w6e 1900 we're expected
PoRK-NIa1kst arm, Quoted go Mess s?5 20 So 5oi
Market sjsady Quoted: Ness, s11G 81 so. family,
REE sssasy ss:v que,s6 Quoted s
nasSn' n,fs li $50 CIT ~ MEArpekled 6sies ar
nroot.a Smoking 14af4JSc: 10 h i4G1+ilc: ~ H.
f4c: Il 10 i4c. Picked hams quiet quoted at Il =
&c. coaat4y o. se L4TsDSiaTEe5 easy Quoted
es STne1ica ,4c Continent 18i5c Brazu Kegs
Market easy. Quoted oeo, l5c: city lard stearine
RIcEThs rice market ruled stsady and a
choice, 5ags4c; head japan 3sa4e' Patna 6a6c Ran
sUGAR~The narEet for refined sugar was steady
quiet and unchanged Sales were being closed On
Ing ore and rer 100 u from invoice and Ler
doainos in cases cartons. s5oc: do in cases
y p IN cartons looo Ease {eS,es soc rsSA
6ags powdered and confctioners Eranuated 4oc
gn;laed sisc ESgls 26 Cartons Of fine gTanulaed
&C. 70 bags do 45c; a. n bags do 54Oc
$3.50; 10 70 bags do 515c: . and so n bass do
ii rs A. 4a5c No / 48Oc; No . s5c; Nos ,
Sa' ~ ~ 46c No 10 45e: No IL 44oc; No II 9s5e
Nos ls 4 and IS, 400: No 16 3oc withd[awn The The
Delaware Breakwaer New York has been sold to Ar
So%Ser SoSs Closed a R6s Ts sG limited M quantity sale
23ee but The the bulk OF osRss g., 'eed Saa - % @ Rs ,eS
but steady with october quoted a. los IS,sd Noyem
Total and America. 1927 toms against
decrease of stock 143o2s tons Of
H 9 tons last wss Tsa "a 9cf 80 to51 and .en 3 m
last year, or decrease Of 2O4822 tons
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
SurT0gates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER c.
x Thomas. a surrogate the County Of York,
notice IS hereby given 10 al persons having claims against
Henry r. Rogers late County OF New
ceased, present the with vouchers thereof TO the
subscribers their place transacriug
Broadway, in Borough Manhattan, City New
York. before the twerty-oUrth day of January,
1910.
Dated New York, the sixteenth day Of July. 1903
HENRY II ROGERS
JOHN ". STERLING
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST CO.
WALTER P WISSOR.
JOHN A. CARVER. JAMES N. BECK. Attorneys for
Executors. IS Wall street. Borough 0f Manhattan.
City New York
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
Proposals.


TTNREASCRY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
4 Supervising Architect Washington. D c.. October
I. 19O9.-PROPOSALS- Sealed proposals wiI be re-
this ohice until 3 o'clock p n the date
below. then opened for furnishing articles
the Treasury Department during the nscal
ending June 80. 1910 Schedule No. d. 20 be
opened Monday. November l. 1909 MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLES. Linoeum, water coolers. brass cuspld0rs
iron cuspdO-s. CuspidOr mats rubber mats The above
described articles be furnished time dur
ing the fiscal year in such quantities as may De
Department orders therefor %
be placed IN the buildings designated
any expense 20 the Department for freight,
drayage other charges incident 20 delivery Draw
ngs when any apply and specifications for OF the
branches viii be furnished 10 the bidders on
application 20 this Office JAMES KNOX TAYLOR.
Supervising Architect
yTVREAsURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF THE
i Supervising Architect Washington, D c.. October
I9O9-SeaIed proposals Will be received this ONCE
until O'Clock the LIST day OF November. 1909.
and then opened supplying carpet, border and lin
buildings under the control of the Treasury
Department during the fiscal year ending June 80.
1910. accordance with specification and addeuduTn
this the discretion OF the Supervising Archi
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR Supervising Architect
OFFICE PURCHASING CoMNussARY. Z. > ARMY
" 80 Whitehall New York City September l. 1902
sealed proposals in Jrtplcate for furnishing and De
vernE 22ll6O cans tomatoes aud 4c4s cans corn vii
be Office until 10 O'Clock A NJ. October
Information and blanks proposals furnished
Application Envelopes containing bids should .
marked Proposals Subsistence be opeust
October g. 1909 and addressed Colonel a l. SMITH
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
cLEMsoN WINS
TRACK MEET AT TECH

Atlanta. Ca. April 24.--Clemson Col
lege's track team defeated Georgia
Tech here today by the Score OF so to
IS. Tech won only one first place, and
In one event. the 44o yard dash. they
were shut out OF even place.
Winners: .
lo0-yard dash-Byrd (clemscn). 10
seconds. fat.
Hammer throw-Flemming (Ciemson)
ia feet. 10 "a inches.
220-yard dash--Byrd (Clemsonl
23 2-6 seconds.
225-yard low hurdles-Hinckle (Clem-
SOM. 30 lis seconds.
Broad jump-Byrd lcemson), TWEEN
High jump--Ayres tTech.) feet .
Inches.
lIo-yard dash--Byrd tclemson).
one mite rridemors tclemson).
Shot put--Fiemming tclemson), So
feet, f-2 inches.
I2o-yard high hurdies--HHl (Ciem-
SOM. II 3-5 seconds.
Half mile runr-Barnett ,tciemson).
Pole vault--Fertich and stephens
(ClerAson). tied for first place at feet
8 inches.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE
FOR BIG MARATHON RACE

New York Apr. 24--Arrangements
were practically completed today for
the biggest professional Marathon race
yet held in this county. The Grand
Internal Marathon for a purse of ten
thousand dollars, in which a score OF
the leading professional long distance
runners from all over the world have
been invited to compete over the
course at the Polo grounds on the
afternoon of May 8.
The purse will be divided as follows;
$4,000 to the winner; $4,000 to the
second man; $1,000 to the third: $500
to the fourth: $500 to the nth: $500
to the sixth and 5000 to the seventh
man.
: Some OF the leading runners invited
to compete are. st Yves, Long Boat
Dorando: Shrubb. Hayes, Malonsy.
Svanberg, White. Simpson and Cara
ial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
FINLAY s. DOUGLAS
WINS GOLF TOURNAMENT

Lakewood, N. j. April 24--Finlay s.
Douglas. OF the Apawamis Club, this
afternoon won the first division cup
in the spring tournament of the Lake
wood country club. defeating f.. C.
jerks Nassau six up and five to go
Their final match at IS holes was one
ing Ave doW,n at the turn The latter
got into the finals unexpectedly beat
ing II L. Cav .ahe Philadelphia crack
by single stroke on the home greer
in the semi-flnais Douglas, who held
lessly outclassed his opponent. who
won only two holes.
The Gross prize In the handicap
went to Waller J. Travis, Garden. City
ion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
BUM WEATHER, BUT
GOOD BALL AT ATLANTA

Atlanta. Ga. April 24.--tSpeciaL)--
Today's game was won, by Montgomery
mainly through timely hitting and
Guese's good pitching. Castleton for
Atlanta pitched good game. but was
not as effective with men on bases, as
was Guese. Guese had good control
and was very effective with men on
bases, especially In the ninth inning.
when with the bases filled and none
out, he retired the side allowing only
one run.
With the exception Of this inning,
Atlanta was not dangerous. Rocken-
fields hitting was one OF the features
Of the game. His double in the first
inning scoring two runs. Pepe's work
at short was spectacular. Shannon-s
catching. was also feature. ne making
q splendid stop OF a thrown hall NJ the
plate, retiring a runner in the ninth
Inning. when things looked rather
squally. The defensive work was
very good only one error being made
byNMontRomery. Weather II miserable
for baseball and makes the game
necessarily slower.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
EARrHauAKE CHANGES CANYON.
New Lake That is Ten Thousand Feet
Long.

Los Angeles. April 24--A special
dispatch from Ventura. says an earth
quake causing the slide of n great
mountain of the Sierra range. has
changed the entire surface OF Santa
Paula canyon. damned the santa Paula
canyon and made lake In the south
fork canyon that In the wild country
OF Its surroundings. is said to rival
Tahoe.
The creek bed is said 10 have been
raised 200 feet above its former level
and the waters poured out from over
fall 200 feet high. The lake. IL IL
estimated. is 10000 feet long and nifty
feet wide.
The water Is about fifty feet deep.
The earthquake that threw the noun
tain out OF place occurred April 10.
The shock was local in character. II
not being felt at any of the nearby
towns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
THE RACES


Lexington. Ky. April 21.-Fine' wea-
tner and good attentance marked
the opening day of the Kentucky Rae
was good and a good card was up. The
I auction pools were fairly active and
the play In the mutuel was govd. All
Indications point to most succes sful
meeting. There are no salaried Jobs
and major f. A. Daingerfield and j.
~. Camden, president OF the association.
acted as presiding judges. summar-
les:
First race inaugural dash furlongs
purse $3.50 Wool sandals Lie w. zub-
erg Streight s10.s5: place $425 show
$3.50. first; Dainty Dame. la &c. Mar
Mary los n. Herbert) show 1895
third. Time 1900 2=5. LaSour Advance
Ing. Marcus Aurelius. also ran. The
prices given are for the prices in para
rs Second race, four furlongs: Purse.
-sGewfoot 100 Franklin Straight $3.50;
place 81; show $3.50 won; Calash 100
zaIu log pishmsn sn snow sss5 sird
Time 80 rs. Gunewald, Kiddy Lee.
Broken Ties, Ramon Corona, Uncle
Tom and simp ran. Friend Virgil left
MerricK lis N. Preston. $3.50. Straight
$500 place $3.50 shown won (E T Sip
PM aoi sna kve Mars 2so i place aso L sosT
As show third. Time 1:14 3-5. Re-
fined Patriot, Plume, zarape, Light
Blue. Rustic Ralbert. Maromerean ran.
Fourth race, one mile, year olds
purse: Miami, 100 (LivellJ 7.45 straight
e.50. place 2.s0 shown won: Winter
Green, AIS, &c. Martin. $50 place, $50
phow. second. DR.. Barkley, 107 IN.
/ Pfeston,) s45 show third. Tine 1:42 j IS.
Mentor Sir catesby and Leftover ran.
Fifth race, four furlongs, two year
old Niles: Turf star, 100. @. Warren.
S0.55 straight, 1886 place 2.7o show
won; Frentrow. 102 "a Waish.) $3.50
place, 1920 show second; Foxey Mary
i02, CIV. Franklin 14.45 show third.
Time 40 4-5. zeepyr, Margaret Breh-
nan, Miss Oway, Lou Lanier, Roucain-
VILE, Bonnie Bee, Souci. Granny Dis
NAL and Daisy Boone ran.
Sixth race. mile and 20 yards: De-
bar, 106. &c. Martin,) 9.65 straight.
SIS place $40 show, won; Malediction.
wv. 'Obert, 12.45 place. $50, show sec
ond GeievderaI LOT (steels) 4.3o third
Time 1:42 s-5s Tom Dolan. Grenade.
Lilly Turner. Enlist. Beaubrummel and
Briteson ran
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
ASK FOR PARDON
FOR ALEX CHISHOLM

Washington. April 24.-(Special D.
Senators Bankkead and Johnston called
today upon Attorney General Wicker
sham to make a further attempt to Sc
cure a pardon for Alex Chisholm, FORM
erly Of Birmingham, who is serving a
six year sentence in the penitentiary at
Atlanta
They were promised that the matter
would receive attention. but beyond
that the Attorney General could not
give anv encouragement. ~
Alfred Stofer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
EASTERN ATHLETES WIN
AT PENN. RELAY RACES

%philadelphia, Pa. April zi-Eastern
athletes took two of the three national
sslsy aaSal u sDS. TO-DAY r
chicago captured the on. mile blue
ribbon event. aYle won the two mile
MAS speedy men took the classic four
mile championship race from the Mich
igan University afte ra hne exhipi-
t ss a seea This was e
The Freshman championship was
won by Princeton, the only other en-
Lawre wren fhesy IN. is Academy. was
first In the preparatory school relay
national, and the national champion
ship for high schools was won by the
BROOKLYN Manual Training Hign
Two records were broken. Yale in
winning the two mile race reduced the
collegiate figures from 500 2-s TO- 500
2-5. The high school record OF 1888 4-5,
held by the Brooklyn Manual Training
School, was reduced two-ffths Of .
second by the SINE institution.
races. In the nnal az the 10 yards
hurdle, Shaw, OF Dartmouth, covered
the distance on1 yone-fifth Of q second
slower than ths worlds record Of ~
The four mile race was easily the
feature OF the meet.
: This year Mike" Murphy, of PENN
sylvania, trotted out four exceptional
Michigan after spirited contest.
In the first mile Beck of Penusylva-
MIA. gave lowering. the second Penn
sylvania runner. a lead of nearly fifty
yards. The latter held Il until the last
quarter OF the SECOND mile. where West
of Michigan, passed him and gave May.
the Michigan runner. lead Of forty
yards May increased this to nifty
yards when he turned the race over to
Dull the Michigan star William Paul
for Pennsylvania on the last relay
Dull started on at fast clip, but Paul
running strong caught and paesed him
In the first half-miIe. The Michigan
men were confident that their star
would win. but Paul slowly opened Z
without extending himself to the limit
Dull WAS beaten by about seventy-fivc
yards. Paul ran magnificent race
the time for his mile being 4:2s.
good Judgment in winning the one
mile championship. Michigan led most
of the way with Harvard second and
Chicago close up. The Chicago runners
moved into second place on the third
home stretch in the last relay. 1t was
a hot race down the stretch between
Chicago. Michigan. Harvard and I'LL.
nois, and Ii was not decided until the
tape was reached. Chicago won by q
tatore thought Harvard had finished IN
front of Illinois. but the Judges held
that Illinois had finishe dthird. The
colleges in this race never figured at.
ter the first quarter mile.
fast in the two mile race that none
of the other entries came to the
scratch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
ALFRED sHRUBB WINS
RACE FROM FRENCHMAN

New York, April 24--Aifred shrubb.
Of Horsham. England. once more prov
ed himself the greatest middle dis
tanec runner In the business, defeat
Ing Henri st. Yves of France In a. ff-
teen-miie race mt the American League
grounds tonight. At no time was the
result OF the race in doubt
Shrubs time for the race. one hour.
twenty-six minutes and twelve sec.
onds, was over four minutes behind the
minutes behind the amateur mark
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
STONE MOUNTAIN WINS
GAME FROM AUBURN

Auburn April 24-(Special. )-Stone
Mountain defeated Auburn in very
ragged game.
Smith one Of Auburn's substitute piter
ers was wild and was very poorly sup
ported. Auburn has been resting up
but will work hard to win from Tech
Score
stone Mountain -. -. -. Z 6 3
saruck out by Wilson 6. by Smith g..
Bases on ball. Wilson 2. Smith
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
SOME CLASS TO THE
HENDERSON FISHING PARTY

The twenty-five members of the fish-
ing party OF Charles Henerson Of Troy,
which leaves tonight for Panama City.
Florida, for week OF fishing and re-
creation on the st Johns river comprise
probably the most prominent outing
party of such size that ever went plea
sure hunting from Alabama.
Governor Conner is one OF the guests
Of Mr.. Henderson. J.sCraig Smith head
of the State Convict Board, another.
w. d. Nesbit, railroad Commissioner.
r. e. Henderson of Troy Mr.. Boyd OF
the Henderson Boyd Lumber company.
OF Richburg Mr. Rainier of Troy, George
Malone OF Dothan and fourteen
other prominent Alabamian Practi-
cally every one Of the state officials
received Invitations. but press OF work
and offlcial duties prevented accept
ance of the weeks outing opportunity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

a Cleveland. o., April Cleveland de-
feated st. Louis today,ls7 to 3. 1t being
the locals frst home victory this sea-
Waddell. who started In to pitch for
st. Louis, lasted only four innings.
being knocked ont at the start OF the
NTH, Easteriy making q triple when
the bases were allied.
Score BY innings: R.HE.
Cleveland ...... 200 040 10s--1 IS 4
st. Louis -l...... 020 100 0o0--3 II .
Battertes--5ittona and Easterly; Wad-
dell. Bailey and Criger. Time. 2:07.
Umpires, O.Loughlin and KERN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

Herr~.n say. ris.-sarr ws. MOI

Herrmsn Says Pittsburx wss Not
iPttsburg. Pa. April 24--August Herr
mann, president Of the Cincinnati
Baseball Club. has sent a protest IT,
Acting President John Heidler. Of the
National League. against the game
played here yesterday between Pitts
burg and Cincinnati. alleging that the
game should not be counted In the
Championship race.
Mr. Hermann. in his protest, says
that In fhA sixth inning Wagner. who
was at bat for Pittsburg. after having
three balls called on him. contrary to
per. the opposing pitcner, was about 70
throw the ball. and consequently
should have been called out.
Acting President Heidler has taken
the protest under confederation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
NO SUNDAY GAME
IN MEMPHIS TODAY

There VIM be no ban game here
Sunday between the Memphis and
Nashville teams.
The Memphis team Is somewhere In
wreck on the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road Efforts were made to stop the
Nashville team
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
ARKANSAS STATE LEAGUE.

At Texarkana-Helena. s; Tex
arkana. 4.
At Argentina--Argenti 6: Mon
At Fort smith--Jonesboro. 3: Fort
At Hot springs-Hot Springs. H.
Alexandria Z
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
DEmoPoLIs WINS.
Defeats Uniontown by Score Of r.
To Three.

Defeats Uniontown by Score Of Four
To Three.
Demopolis. April 24.-(Special.)-
Demopolis carried off the honors In
the game Saturday afternoon In the
ball park against Uniontown. Ten IN
nings were played and at the conclu-
sion of the game the locals triumphed
by a score of four to three.
Score by innings: r:
Demopolis 200 600 l02 IL
Uniontown -. :. 100 000. 900 %
Batteries-Demopolis Shirley and
Knox; UniontOwn.- Spider and Haley.
This was the first game of the sea-
son and a fair crowd witnessed the
game. --
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
woBILE AND OHIO
BUSH LEAGUE OPENS

Quitman Miss. April z4-- especially
opened the season at Shubuta yester-
day between Shubuta and Quitman.
This league is composed OF the fol-
lowing towns: Enterprise, Quitman.
Shubuta and Wa5nesboro.
ouitman won yesterdays game by
a score of 4 to 8
Batteries--For Quitman. Boiler and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

New York. April e<.--At q meetinG
Of the directors OF the Baltimore =
Ohio Railroad. held here on Thursday.
the matter OF the acquisition OF tbs
Cincinnati. Hamilton q Dayton Rail
way was placed In the hands Of Presi-
dent Murphy and the special oommfttea
which had been investigating the mat
ter. Although no oficia1 statement
was made the general understanding
was that the acquisition plans had
been approved on general lines.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
DINNER TO sTRAUs.
Vice President sherman and Cabinet
Omcers Accept Invitation.

Washington, April 24-vice Presi-
dent Sherman. Secretaries Meyer. Mas
gel, Hitchcock. Wilson and Wicker
sham and Senator's Root and Perkinf
have accepted Invitations to attend d
complimentary dinner to Oscar 3.
straus to be given by the executive
council Of the National Council Of
Commerce in this city May 20.
II Is intended as a mark OF recogni-
tion of Mr.. Straus' services, while he
was Secretary of Commerce and Iz1~
Dor. In initiating the movement which
tfonal Council of Commerce. and of hix
subsequent activity in its behalf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
THE NAVY RUNS
AWAY FROM NEW YORK

Annapolis. Nd, April 24--This after
noon the Navy Varsity simply ran
away from the New York University
eight and loafed home, pulling twenty
minute over the greater part of the
mile and half course. They came
home over ten length ahead of their
opponents In miutes. 2-5 seconds.
The race was a double one in which
the navy third crew was pitted against
the Arundel Boat Club. of Baltimore.
Besides winning from its stipulated
opponents, the Junior crew of the Navy
heat the Varsity crews opponent
winning by six lengths in 8 minutes.
II 3-6 seconds.
at Rrpvidepce. sRss7I-nPrinsetons 8:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

Tuscaloosa wins the Game VITA Ease
Selma. April 24.-(SpeciaL Selma
saved herself a shutout in the ninth,
when Burns hit for two bases and
was brought home by Caldwell
Tuscaloosa won the game with ease.
Score:
:. 073 010 3I0-15 20 0
Abbott Rifles 49,. 900 600 000--1 8
Batteries: Pratt and Anderson;
Jones and Caldwell.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
HAL CHASE OUT OF
AUGUSTA PEST HOUSE

Augusta. Ga. April 24.-Hal Chase.
lrst baseman of the New York Ameri-
can League team. was discharged from
the small pox hospital here today.
> Chase left this afternoon for New
York and said he would be in next Sat.
urday'a game,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

better understood ana most Of the
events were well played
The fourth race was the feature OF
the card. II was won by Miami with
third. Turf Star. which paid 5000
straight In the mutuels. won the NTH
event for two-yeaI -oid fitltes. Front
row took the plsce from Foxey Mary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

" Baltirnore, Nd. April 24.-BrfEht
ssIxies and baimy weather brought ont
10000 people to witness the opening
Of the spring running meeting at
Pimlico today. AS the recent shake up
IN the racing world makes this the
openiflg point in the East, the local
track has taken on cosmopolitan COM
Dlexion most of the New York dyed.
In -the-w wool horsemen being on hand
! Three features were on the card and
despite a heavy track all seven fields
10 face the starters were large. Thirty
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

Pittsburg. Pa, April 24-Henry L.
BclRerm. a hotel and saloon proprietor
of Pittsburg was found guilty late to-
day of accepting s17.5oo for the pur-
pose OF bribinR Councilmen OF this
city to secure deposits for q local bank.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

New Orleans. La. April 24-,Jimmy
Clabby, of Milwaukee, scored knock
out over Billy Griffith. of Cincinnati.
in the fourth round of the principal
bout before the ROYAL Athletic Club to-
night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

Hirmingham college and Marion Play
Two Games.
Rirmingham. April Especial. -
Birmingham College and Marion MIL
tary Institute broke even In double
header this afternoon. Marion winning
the. first 8 to 2. and Birmingham the
In the second game. Birmingham
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

worked the squeeze with men on see
ond and third. and scored both,
Batteries. first game-Harkins ano
Bradley: Hannah and Markley.
and Bradley; Watson. Hanna ana
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

Bodies of Two Men Lynched Arrive
I'm Texas.

Mobeetie. Texas. April 24.-The bod
les Of Jesse West and Joe Allen, two
of the four prominent cattlennan who
were Iynched Monday at Ada, Okla.
which arrived here late yesterday aft
ernoon, were buried today, many rela-
tives and friends attending the fun.
erals.
The fraternal order of the Wocdmen
of the World took charge Of the fun
erals. both being members yof that orr
der.