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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-13
SCHULZ IN GOOD
FORM BACK IN MOBILE

Mobile. July i2.--(special.l pitcher
"Heinie" Schulz. bought by Mobile
from Guifport OF the Cotton States
League after -try-out here the first
OF the season has been repurchased
by Mobile and Is in the city
The big fellow could not get in con-
dition the first part Of the year which
accounts for his sale to Charlotte. He
ID now the old "Heinie" with all his
former speed and benders and will
make valuable addition to the local
hurting stan.
Ptcner Hixon. the eccentric south
paw. who was waived on has bee, sala
TO Columbus. Co.. OF the South At
lantic League.
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Anaeracam' Leagus.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
washington. At Detroit.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Ameriean Associations.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
Toledo at Indianapolis.
Columbus at Louisville.
Kansas City at st. Paul.
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Hughes today issued requisition pa
pers on the state Of washington fos
the return TO New York city or Fran.
els @. Bailey. who has been Indicted
on. charge OF having secured under
false representation from an export
shipping company, certain articles
which were TO be paid for by an AUS
tralian company. The goods formed
part Of a cargo which was shipped 10
British Honduras
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Station WIN n. Hirh

Ban Francisco. July ia meteor
illogical and astronomical observation
station at an altitude Of about $4,000
feet Is to be erected on Mt. whitney
by the Smithsonian Institute. The work
OF preparing the trail up the mountain
up which the material will be trans-
ported by pack mules Is already under
way. It is said that the station will
be temporary. II will be completed
by September /.
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nu nr,lI Az rnIlansee.

Taiiassee, July i2.-(special. Ma
chineyy is being installed in the new
OIL mili which IL being erected mere
by a local stock company.
The management will be able to pc
gin crushing seed By September. which
time the business men OF Tahassee are
looking forward to with much inter.
eat. AZ the starting OF this mill will
no doubt help business conditions con-
aiderahlv
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BILLINGS MAKES HIT
ON TRACKS OF RUSSIA

New York, July 1.-THE efforts n, r.
x. e.. Billings. whose great fortune Is
founded on Chicago gas interest, will prob-
ably result In material demand throuSh
out Europe for trotting horses. Mr. Hi
Lngs. who has great breeding farm in
Cleveland and New York, has exhibited al.
wonderful string OF trotters in various
parts OF Europe and 10 now at Moscow
Russia. where he has been rendered ar,
ovation The work OF Lou Dillon In har-
ness has surprised the whole world and
the other speed animals which he took
abroad have made a lasting and beneficial
impression,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-13
CITY BOWLING LEAGUE.

Fathers bunch won all three games
last evening from Roper's aggregatlon
took the series by. the immense MARCIA
Of 225 pins. This II, the nrst time since
the bowling league started that one
team has won all three games OF ae-
Rather had his eye with him last
evening and bowled over 200 pins IN
every game. Patterson had the high
est individual score Of the evening Win
400 bins, while Rather claimed the
hishsst Individual total with ga pins
The score was a. follows:
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BANrAMs IN BOUTS

New York. July 12.-Phil McGovern
and Charley Goldman, and Joe Coster
and Joe Wagner. four of the best ban
tam weights in the East, were the
principals tonight in two ten-round
bouts at the Bedford Athletic Club OF
Ridgewood.
Mo0overn and Goldman fought a
draw, but Wagner easily had the bet
ter Of Coster.
n was announced that the winners
tonight would fght a week hence for
the right to meet Monte Atteli OF caf-
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ENpEAvoRs END WORK.


st. Paul. July 1.-THE delegates TO
the twenty fourth International Chris
tian Endeavor convention met on the
last day OF the convention this morn
ing. Conferences and addresses In sev-
eral churches OF the city took UP most
of the time. The subjects all related
to questions of method and procedure
TO attain Christian Endeavor ideals.
Christian Endeavor extension
throughout the world was reviewed By
H. N. Lathrop and william shaw
freasurer and secretary respectively. Of
the society In a meeting at the audi
torium. simultaneously with the audi
torium meeting, an exposition OF civic,
moral and religious progress of Chris
tian Endeavor work was held in the
armory.
Al noon an evangelistic service was
hald.
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JEFFRIEs DENIES III.
Says He Cannot Regain Form to Whip
johnson.

johnson.
Chicago. July IA special from Mon
treal to The Tribune says:
Jim Jsffries stated positively last night
that he viii not fight Jack johnson un-
der any conditions The big champion is
here with Mrs. Jeffries and Sam Berger,
giving an exhibition of boxing at a. local
amusement resort. He gave as his reason
lack Of condition and reluctance to fight
q negro.
81 won't fight johnson for ! have de-
cided to quit the fighting game. I can't
want to fight negro I would like to see
the championship go to a white man but
/ can not go in to defend II myself.
There are plenty OF men who can trim
this man johnson. The fans can count me
nut
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Lima. o., July 12.-Threats that his
house would be dynamited and that he
and his family would be killed uniess
$1,000 was paid to the BLACK Hand
OF Lima" was the substance OF letters
received recently by Henry Deissei Of
the Deissel-Wemmer Manufacturing
Company. a wealthy and prominent
man Of this city. Mr.. Deissel turned
the letters over to the local authors
ties and both local and Federal author
tiles last night guarded his house.
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GREEKS READY ron wAn.
secure Men And Money 90 Ffghs
Turkey.

Nashville. Tenn. July 12-About 100
Greek residents of this city held an
enthusiastic meeting yesterday for the
purpose OF securing men and money
in the event OF a war between Greece
and Turkey. which the local colony
believes to be even mora than probable.
The movement was started by the
Socrates Society of Nashville and the
officers of that body stated that
enough money had been secured 70
send the young men from Nashville
to their country and keep them there
a year IL necessary.
Fifty-th three young Greeks attached
their signatures to the call for volun-
teers. and there was q great display
OF patriotism as well an religious fer
vor throughout the meeting. One sub
sciption was taken for the church ana
another for the soldiers that are to be.
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Jury FREES MEDLIN
OF CHARGE OF MURDER

Selma, July 12-<special)--In the
case Of the State vs.. Lon Medlin, a
white man. the jury tonight at 1880
o'clock rendered verdict OF noe guilty.
MedIin was indicted for murder, he
having on the afternoon of October IL,
1907. shot to death George Fulton. an
other young white man near the Cav
part OF the city.
The case against Felix Walker a
negro who was charged with murder
was called and nolle FROSTED.
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PITCHERS BATTLE
FINALLY WIN FROM
NEW ORLEANS.
Boucher Pulls OF Pfeee Of Dar1ng
Dase-Running IN Eighth, when
He Tailed From second
- on Inneld Ont.

Little Rock. Ark. July 11.-For sew
en- innings today's game was . pretty
pitchers battle. In the eighth, four
singles and q daring piece OF base
runninEs by Boucher. who went from
second to homo on an out At nrst. gave
Little Rock four runs. Milton also
weakened In the last inning. Dexter's
single and Huelsman's triple gave
New Orleans their only run.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-13

} RICHMOND, Ky, July lZ.-FoderaI
Judge A. NJ. J. Cochrane convened a
special term OF court here today, for
the trial of Berry Simpson and 9TH
ers, charged with the murder of United
states Deputy Marshal John Mullins
at stearns, KY. last Christmas. Over
seventy-hve witnesses will be called
for both sides OF the case. The killing
grew out OF the rounding up OF alleged
leaders of mine strikers by Mullins and
several other deputies. ...
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-13
STEAL RARE PLANTS
FROM CENTRAL PARK

New York, July l2.-Rhododendron
plants valued originally at $50. 600, pre-
sented to the city by Mrs. Russell
Sage and set out In Central Park have
been stolen from their beds James
NJ. James, a chauffeur. were arrested
charged with having taken them. The
rhododendrons were OF q rare Belgian
variety and covered strip a mile
long
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
brooklyn splits Even.

Brooklyn, July 12-Brooklyn and
Cincinnati divided today's double-head-
err. the visitors. thus getting five out
of the six games in the series. Gin
cinnati took the first game II to ]
by smuggling the ball Egan, Mitchell
and L6bert made home runs. With
the visitors safe Manager Griffith made
several changes The, second game was
won by Brooklyn. s. to 4. The crowd
cas- incensed at some Of Klem's de.
cisions, But the timely appearances OF
two blue coats as the game ended pre-
vented trouble. Score;
First game:
:. 900 151 011--11 IS !
Brooklyn 700 010 600
Batteries-Rowan and Roth; McIn-
tyre; Pastorious and Bergen. Time
1:40. Umpire KLEIN.
Second game:
Cincinnati 700 1o1 oo2--4 s j
Brooklyn 49,. Oo3 600 oo2-5 !
Lean; Bell ami Marshall. Time 1910,
Umpire KLEIN. .~x
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In the second contest, N. Marcus,
the star pitcher of Tuscaloosa. had
the Montgomerians completely at his
mercy. holding them down to two hits
and striking out thirteen men Out
side Of his pitching, the game was fea-
tureiess except for the fielding OF DOW
dell and the catching of Stratford.
The score by inings IL as foiioWs:
Tuscaloosa .....3420 Eli IL
MONTGOMERY 80 o 0 B. y
Batteries--M. Marcus and stratford:
Alley and A. Marcus.
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Ohiecta 70 Biz Purna.

New York. July 1.-THE match between
Sam Langford and Stanley Ketchel which
was to take place at Ely. New. has been
the negro pugilist. Woodman declares that
Ketchel IL not entitled to demand s2o 900
Of q purse of $4,000. and that Langford
won't fight for : few cents. woodman
says that his man is willing to fight Ketch-
Ell for o fair division of the purse
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Wanted for Murder.

Birmingham. July 12.--(Special. y
Arthur Prince, wanted in Houston
County on a charge of assault with
intent to murder, was lodged In the
county jail here today. having been
arrested in another State. He will be
taken to Houston County at once.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-13
MEMPHIS FANS GO
* +. BASEBALL MAD

Memphis, Tenn, July 12-(special.)--
Memphis proved baseball mad today
due to the opening of the teams long
road tour in Mobile following the
phenomenal stretch of success in the
home game.
Police were called on to scatter
crowds in front of down town bulletin
boards. because traffic was interfered
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Lisbon, July l2.-There was an en-
counter yesterday between royaiists
and republicans in the town OF Lon
"a. The royalists objected to the form
ing OF a Republican Club. Shots were
exchanged and several persons were
hurt.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-13

Newmarket. Eng. July 1s--Ths SEN
sationai price OF $4,000 was paid today
at Tattersalrs for the brood mare
Flair. the property OF the late Sir
for La Fleche.
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Athens Wins.

Athens, July H. Especial. )--AthenS
p,ayed the Twin City club OF the Dee
oaturs this afternoon. the score being
to i in favor OF the home team.
Batteries:. For Athens, GIeens Hro
Goodrich; for Decatur "itey sho "~''
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Tafal Pinn,


Admission. July 12--tSpeeiai. l-.AnniH'
ton tok the. first of the series OF games
from oxford this afternoon by the score
- toe Admission scored seven runs
IN the second inning and one In the
saysnth oxford scored three IN the
third, two in the ffth and one in tn"
seventh. $1,000. r.,,,.r .uh
vnirht: Tor oxford. Rooney and Car"
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ONLY FOLLOWED CUSTOM.
0nleersssAaswsr CrisiniHm On suttoa
Death.

washington, July i2.--A misappre-
hension OF the practice Of the army
and navy In regard to the burial Of Of
hcers who commit suicide 10 given In
official circles today an answer to the
report that unusual honors were ac-
corded Lieut.. James NJ Sutton. United
States Marine Corps. whose death az
Annapolis in 1907 il said to be under
investigation Q second time. +
It is declared that universal prac-
tice Is to accord military honors to an
oficer who takes his own life and in
the case OF Lieut.. Sutton II is main-
tained that the authorities at Annap-
oils followed long established preced-
emit
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selna Eniex suat Fest.

The Selma bunch had a cinch play
Ing Birming CHAM last evening and they
iy enjoying the swat fest. with each
inning the Selma aggregation increased
their lead until they capped the cli-
max In the last inning by pushing
seven runs across the pan. Hall start.
he let down In the hnal innings be-
cause Of bad support behind him. The
features OF the game were the bat
ting of Gasenheimer and the fielding
Of Hamilton, both OF Selma.
r. H. u.
Selma ...........4 I-10 ~ !
BirminGham 80 22o 1t 4
Batteries-H. Marcus and 8. Marcus;
Hall and Vass.
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Seattle, Wash. July 1.-THE United
states cable ship Burnside is prepar.
ing to sail for San Francisco this week
10 lay 9 fire control system OF cables
between the several forts defending
san FRANCHISE hArbos
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Memphis. Tenn. July -2--Chariis
White. Of Chicago. earned the decision
over Young Doherty. OF Los Angeles.
after eight rounds OF hard lighting. be-
fore the Phoenix Athletic Club here
tonight.
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San RafeaI, Cal, July 12-WNllam
Rothweli, better known as Young Corr
bett," the light weight pugilist. secured
q incense here last Saturday to marry
Miss DAISY Merserau, who 10 said to DO
the daughter Of q prominent Virgtnis
politician of that name.
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GAMES YESTERDAY.

Southern League
Memphis Al; Mobile 0-S.
Atlanta q; Montgomery !.
Little Rock 4; New Orleans 1.
Birmingham Nashville. rain.
~. National. Leagus. ,-.
Cincinnati. ia; Brooklyn f-B.
New York SO; Pittsburg SO.
Chicago 8; Philadelphia 0.
Boston &; st. Louis 3.
American League
Cleveland s. Washington 0 e. In
ings, darknessl,
New York 8; 81. Louis o.
Boston 4: Chicago 90 innfngs).
Americas AssOcfation.
Indianapoiis+Toledo rain.
Kansas city, 4; st. Paul l.
Louisville s; Columbus 2.
Minneapolis a; Milwaukee /.
South Atlantic. ..s.r
Augusta 8; Columbia !.
Chattanooga 8: Columbus 4.
Macon 4; Jacksonville !.
Knoxville 3; Savannah 14 innings)
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Atlanta, July i2.-The Southern
Lawn Tennis Association today elected
L. d. Scott Of Atlanta, President; James
Mullen OF Richmend. Wee President
and b. M. Grant OF Atlanta, Secretary
Treasurer.
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Score by innings: :.
Memphis ...............1o 100 900 Oil
Summary--stoien bases. Thornton.
out, Fritz. Two-base hits, Wheat. (2);
Neighbora Base on balls. OF Hick-
man. g.. Struck out, by Hickman, 1;
BY Dick, 4. Double plays; Da Sh"n1, to
to 'Sentel. Left on bases. Memphis,
8; Mobile, 2. First on errors, Mem
phis. /. Time, 1877. Umpires. Fitz-
simTnons and 0BrieH.
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Stockton. Cal. July i2--At a meeting of
directors held here last night the Cali
fornia State League. the so-called outlaw
league. was reorganixed by dropping San
Jose and Santa Cruz and making 1t q
four club league.
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washington. July 1.-THE Norwegian
charge d'affaires. Mr.. Skybak, is IN
charge of the Danish legation IN the
absence in Europe OF Count Moitko.
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summary-Two base hit, Perry.
Three base hit, Hueisnian. Sacrifice
Sentz. Collins. Base on balls, OF Mil
ton .; or Pruitt. 8. Struck out, by
Milton, Z; by Pruitt. 8. Double plays
Time, 1915. Umpire, Moran.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


a.. Louis MO-, July I2-New York
took the final contest here today. five
to nothing. Lake held the locals to
three hits. two going Ito Hoffman.
iii the eighth. when the visitors scored
three runs. Engie's double driving in
two OF them.
Score: X. n. ~:
New York .......100 goo OBJ !
al. louis ,.. 900 600 1000 8 5
Batteries-Lake and Kleinow; Pow
eli, Criss and Stephens. Time. l:4S.
Umpires, Evans and Perrine.
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Busch Seventy Years Old.
Carlsbad. July i2.--Adoiphus Busch
OF St. Louis. today celebrated his 10th
birthday here. He received . number
Of congratulatory kilograms. The
Grand Duke Of Hesse conferred upon
him the title Of commercial council-
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Philadelphia. July 12-Chicago won
today's game from Philadelphia to
through the superb pitching Of Overall.
The Chicagoans scored all their runs
out through Schultes being hit. his
steal. Knabes tumble of Chance
grounder. steinfeldts triple and Hoff-
mans single Doom was sent to the
club house in the first inning for dis
putting Umpire Johnstone's Judgment on
called balls.
Score;
CHICAGO 800 900 O00-3 !
BATTERIES Corridor. Nc
ouillan and Doing and Martell; overall
AMI Archer Time 1:47. Umpires
tombstone and Rigler.
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ifornia, for the bantam championship.
but at the McGovern-G Goldman bout was
4 toss up, there will have to be fur
Their preilminaries.
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Stolen baseA Wheeler.
Sacrifice hits, Couison. Wagner. Two
base hits. Daubert. Tire base hits.
Watson Base on balls, OF Schwenck. 4.
Left on bases. Memphis. 4; Mobile q.
Bases on errors, Memphis. 8; Mobile
/. Time. 1884. Umpires, Fitasimfnons
and O'Brien.
Second game:
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Boston July 1.-THE locals won the
last game Of the series from 81. Louis,
ninth when Byrne dropped the ball.
Boston =. -. .o1o Dol oo2-t O.
st. Louis go. OOz ooO o9l-3 IA
Sallee and Phelps. Time; I;45. UNI
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P,ttsburg divides HOnors i.

New York, July l2.--New York and
Pittsburg split up a double header to-
the first game 3 to 2. and being de-
feated in the second, Q to 0. The To-
cal twirler did not allow hit after
In the second game Camnitz came
near thanking the New FORKS in hits
as wen as in rams. The one safety
made of him was a scratch bunt by
Marouard. The visitors had no trou-
bic in hitting Marquard. whose Wild
Eirst zane R.R.H.
pittsesrs.. :. 300 o SSS ocoSc-s :! :
New York Mini: :olO geo So'-s .
theWson and Schlei Time, 1925. Um-
pires, Emslie and ODay.
Second game R.HE
Pittsburg.. .o2o $50 3o1-s II i
New Y ork 80. 900 900 1000 8
Batteries -Camnitz and Gibson; Mar
guard and Schlel and Wilson. Time,
i:48 Umpires, O'Day and Emslie.
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Totals. .. ....H ~ IL
sBatted for Bliss in ninth inning,

Johns q. Base on balls, by Bliss 8, BY
Johns S. Hit by pitcher. Daley. White
man, Shannon. Two-base hits, Moran.
o, Atlanta Double plays, Pope to
Rockenfield. Sacrifice hits, Jordan,
Daley. Pope, Moran. Left on bases.
MONTGOMERY 7. Atlanta 4. Stolen bases,
Kerwin, Persons, Daley Time Of game,
2;05. Umpire Pfenninger.
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Cleveland, July 12.-Cleveland made
Il three out Of four from Washing
ton today. winning 3 TO. When the
fifth inning the umpire had to call
the game on account OF darkness,
Score; y n u
Cleveland 49,. .......'SvV ~ y
Battefies-Rhoades and Easterly;
Johnson and Kahoo. Time. % minutes.
Empires. Eagan and Connolly.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
GAMES TODAY.

Southern League.
Atlanta at Montgomery So.
Nashville at Birmingham.
Memphis at Mobile.
New Orleans at Little Rock.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-01

UT1L.- Sc asegura que una pin
tura de hero que lmplde el orin, nc
usada por una compaffa fabrlcante
alemana, consiste en- dar al hierro
9 los atefactos de hero, prlmero
una capa de plomo y luego otra de
zinc que Sc desposltapor electrollsis
y dltimamente, en- calentar esta ca
pa fin de obtener una hga de los
metales que tiene el mlsmo poten-
cial que el zinc.
CURIOSO.- Sc supone que el
palo de bandera mas alto del mum
do Sc encuentra en- el Battery Park
de Nueva York. Este Sc compohe
de dos secciones y nide una altural
de l65 pies ;su seccion inferior es de
acero y antes sirvi6 de mastil en- el
barco Constitution, campeon de Ia
coma