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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-11
BRIDEGROOM SUICIDES.
Body Is Found Hanging By Belt Mean
 Roanoke.

Roanoke, Va, January 10.-W. A. An- drews. aged 25, who was married Christi mas day. and who had not been seen by his bride since last Sunday. was found dead today hanging from a tree on Mill mountain, on the edge of town. Every thing points to suicide. The mans leather belt was about his neck The body was frozen. Andrews came here from Lynch- burg a year ago. and was employed as a driver by lumber concern.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-11
kosORoToFF ARRESTED. Member of Duma Charged With En- couraging Armed Resistance.

Verlkhein- -Uralsk, Russia, January 10.- M. Kosorotoff one of the leaders of the socialist party in the duma, has been arrested and placed in Jail here for al- legged connection with political agitation by the workmen of this vicinity during the Christmas recess. M. Kosorotoff was arrested last June. charged with having delivered a post-election speech at Ufa, in which he melted the people to armed resistance of the authorities. -.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-11
Child Dies From Burns.

Anniston, January 1o.-(Special. )-Louie, the 5-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. L. s. Mccall, who was severely scalded by turning over large pot of boiling coffee a few days ago, succumbed to his wounds this morning at the home of his parents in
 Ohatche. according to information re- eeived here. ---.---4
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-11
THE WEATHER.

Washington, January 1O-Weather fore cast for Alabama: Partly cloudy and much colder Monday and Tuesday; cold wave in northwest portion.
 Mississippi: Partly cloudy, with a cold wave Monday and Tuesday; fresh to strong north winds
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-11

automobile and struck the lady.
 It is learned that negro boys are making a practice of throwing at vehicles as they come out of the subway. It will be recalled that several months ago Mayor Ward found 1t necessary to have an off cer stationed at the subway to keep the crowds of negroes away. Complaint of the occurrence of yesterday afternoon was made to Chief Bodeker and he sent an officer to the Terminal to Investigate the matter. The officer states, however. that he was unable to locate the negro who threw the rock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-11
CITY ITEMS.

Negroes to Meet.-A meeting will be held in the office of the "Hot Shot Pub fishing company" a colored publication, tomorrow night at o'clock, the object of which will be to take action In the matter of the appointment of the next postmaster of Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-11

Police Commission Meets.-The regu- lar monthly meeting of the Board Of Police Commissioners will be held to- morrow night at 8 o'clock in the of flee of the chief of police. While charges have been preferred against a number of the members of the police department and their trials may be held tomorrow night, the meeting promises nothing extraordinary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-11
"The Old Homestead.u

'"The Old Homestead' will be the at- traction at the Jefferson theatre on Fri day night. This play will always rank among the great plays of the American
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-11
Beresford In "Who's Your Friendw

It has been arranged for Who's Your Fried?' the comedy success of the sea- son in New York and London, to ap- pear at the Jefferson theatre Wednesday matinee and night, with that odd comed- ian, MT Harry Beresford, in the leading role.
 Although the authors, Messrs. Harry and Edward Paultou, were well known as authors and actors in every English speaking country, it was the unusual pro- nounced success of "Erminie" and ''Niobe" that placed them on the top rung of the dramatic ladder.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
"The Devil" Here Toniaht.

Frank Molnar's comedy, 'gThe Devil" which is the reigning sensation of the New York theatrical season, the sole au- thorized version of which is held by Henry w. Savage, will be presented in this city with a notable cast of players at the Jefferson theatre tonight and to- morrow matinee and night.
 The Devil'' is first of all lively enter tainment and Is played by the able Say age forces as brilliant, witty comedy, permitting the lesson that the play un- occasionally contains to be learned in the most agreeable way.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-11
At the Gayety.

'. s. Campbell and Al Reeves will pre- ' Andy Lewis and his company of di Gras Beauties at the Gayety the this week. Andy Lewis needs no in- iction in Birmingham, where he is 'ded as one of the leading comedians Ie burlesque world.
 Tuesday night the chorus girls con- will take place. On Thursday night waltzing contest will be held, while day night will be given over to the nateurs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-11

stage. even after it has ceased to be pre- sented and fingers only in memory. It mas no plot, no high-flown dialogue, no rolling periods, these are all lacking. What it successfully purports to be is a character study, with plenty of light and shade; intrigue is wanting, but in it's place is an exquisite representations of honest motives.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-11
Henry Ludlow In "The Ravenv

The attraction at the Jefferson theatre next Saturday matinee and night will be Henry Ludlow and company in superb production of ''The Raven" This play deals with the life of Edgar Allen Poe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-11

Ask your grocer for Una ka" brand extracts, the best made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-11
E. T. Shaw & Son. Undertakers.
Green Undertaking Go

woodlawn Undertaking O.. Phones 40.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
President at Game
GAME HALTED WHEN
 TAFT ENTERS FIELD
PLAYER ATTACKS OFFICIAL
DIsGRACEFUL OCCURRENCE TAKES
 PLACE ON FRANKLIN FIELD.
waseuka Attacks Umpire Edvvsrds in The Pcnnsynvania-Ca Carlisle Game
 Policeman Called ts ouelI Dfsfurbanee

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 3f--The Uni versity of Pennsylvania administered severe defeat to the Indians this af- ternoon in one of the most bitterly fought games ever played on Franklin Field, the score being 29 to 6. For the first time in the history of that athletic field, an official was physically attacked by e player. and a policeman was called upon to escort the offend- Ing man and the coach of the Carlisle team behind the lines.
 The trouble occurred in tho middle of the first half. Waseuka. left tackle for the Indians, was ordered out of tho game on the ground that he had roughly tackled . Pennsylvania man who was out of bounds. Enraged at Umpire Edwards action. waseuka at- tackled the ofiicial and struck him a hard blow on the jaw. Other players quickly stopped further hostiiities..
 Left Tackle Fretz,. of Pennsyivania- then came to Edwards assistance. Ills remarks and actions were such that ne was ordered out of the game. About on the field. There was an argument and then Edwards summoned police man and had both waseuka and war ner escorted behind the lines.
 Pennsylvania's game was by Tar the best that it has played this season.
 The Indians only score followed Al most immediately the fight which sent two players from the field. Staring from their 3o-yard line. Captain lAnpy made a forward pass to Newashe, Tne Indian took the ball behind good ln- terference and sprinted the entire ois- tance for a touchdown
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
FOOTBALL RESULTS. $, :,

| At Nashyille-vanderbilt IF; Missis.
 At Knoxville-Ga. Tech, 2s; Tenn. O. ', AZ New orieans--Sewanee. 15; L. s.
 At Evanston. Ill.--wisconsin. 2i; At Champaign nl.--Illinois, a4; Per- ., At St. Louis-Indiana. 30; St Louis. At Ann Arbor. Mich.-Michisan. 4s; At Minneapolis--Minnesota. 20; Chi At West Point--Harvard, 9: Army. O. At AnnapoIis--Princeton 5: Navy, 3.
 Al Philadelphia--Pennsylvania 2s;
 At Pittsburs--pittsburs. 0; Notre
 At New Haven--Yale. a.: Amherst,
 At Ithaca---corneli, c; Williams, 3. At Princeton--P Freshmen Q; Harvard Freshmen, o.
 At Cincinnati--Cin. U.. O; Cen. U.
 At fndianapolis-DePauw. 12; But
 At Lexington--ssate University of Kentucky. 43; Rose Polytechnic. 0. no At Lincoln. Neb.-Nebraska. 12; t,as,. At HHanover. H.u N. H.-Dartmouth. 1s; Al Proyidence-Brown is; Mass. Az At orono. Me.-Maine. 15: Bates. s: At Burlington, Vt.-Vermont, Il: New Hampshire State. 0.
 At Iowa city-Missouri. IS; Iowa,
 At St. Joseph, Mo Haskell In- dians, 14; Rolla School of Mines, 10.
 At St. Louis--Washington Univer- sity, II: Knox College, f12.
 At New orleans--Tuiane, q; Missis- sippi A. and M., O.
 At Albuquerque. N. M--New Mexico, 1s: Fl Paso Military Institute, o,
 At Bedford City. Ya.--Rando1ph-M Ma con Academy. '4s; Roanoke High School
 At Little FsocK. Ark-Litt1e Rock college is; University of Arkansas, At Dallas. Tex--Terrelsr,schooi 8; Dallas High school Ok lahoma, 6.
 At Lynchburg. va.-4v. F. I. s4; Washington and Lee G.
 At Richmond Randolph -Macon college IS; William and Mary. 3.
 At Lexington Va..--Virginia Military Institute O; St. Johns college, S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
CHICAGO NOW
 IS ELIMINATED Decisive Beating Given by
 Minnesota. MAR00NS WHOLLY 0UTPLAYED Stagg's Hopes for Another Cham pionship Co Climmering. Csptain McGovern, of Gophers, fs Bright Star of Contest sad Kicks Three Field GoaIs--Forward
 Pass Responsible For
 One Touchdewn.

Minneapolis, Minn.. Oct. sO-~.-..ine- sota ,decisiveiy defeated Chicago be- fore 10000 persons here today by a score of 20 to 6. The game gives Min nesota an excellent chance to win the Middle Western championship.
 Minnesota secured a touchdown in each half. and Farnum copyerted the first one into a goal.
 Captain McGovern, of Minnesota. kicked three goals from the field in the first half, which ended the score 1b to in favor of Minnesota. Towards the end of the second hal6 with the ball on Minnesota's 15-yard line. Page made the best forward pass of the game to Sauer. who planted the ball on Minnesota's three-yard line; Crawley was pushed over for touchdown and Page kicked the goal.
 Minnesota outplayed Chicago at every point. The Gophers' line was especial iy strong, repeatedly holding Chicago and often breaking through and break ing up the complete Chicago forma- tions. The work of Walker in this connection was especially noteworthy.
 McGovern was the star or the Min- Ihesota team.
 Besides his drop Kicking he played a wonderful defensive game, carrying the ball for substantial gains and showing excellent generalshtp Just before the end of the game he broke his collarbone and had to retire.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
Fast Speed Trials
TIRE TROUBLE MARS
 AUTO RACES AT FAIR
TIGER WINS FROM MODES
PRINCETON USES STRAIGHT FOOT-
 BALL THR0UGHOUTGAME.
Navy's Improvement Is Most Marked and Supporters See Hard Struggle
 With Army Ahead for s
 Victory. VI. v

Annapolis. Md, Oct. 90. Although defeated by two points by Princeton in the games this evening. the Navy showed such marked improvement in form as to give her supporters great encouragement. The score was to 3, Navy's tally being made on neat placement goal from the 30-yard line by Dalton.
 Princton,s touchdown was the result of straight line plunging. in which tiger beef was more than the mid shipmen could withstand. Ballen fall ed In hts try for . goal and lost the chance to add another point to the score.
 The game during It's initial period was one In which the superb bunting of Dalton,. distancing the kicks of Read. as 1t did many years. kept the ball in Princeton's territory most of the time. Aside from this bunting. Navy time. f=is % -s,.,s,
 Princeton's score was made on straight plunging after the visitors had got the leather on the Navy S0- yard line on an exchange of punts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
115 is the Number. , Chess WhOG
Innrn prichnrtI,a OrfIer .

Asheville. N C.. oct. 30.--In the United states Circuit Court today Judge Pritchard made an order in ths case of the Bank of Richmond. against the Charlotte. Monroe and Columbla la Railroad Company. directing that $7,0oe represented by coupons over due on bonds and $500 attorneys fees and in' terest upon these sums being paid. directed that the suit of the bank be dismissed, the dismissal, however. not to prejudice any rights of complain. ant to maintain foreclosure In case Of future default.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
" COBB HEADS
 DURABILITY TOURISTS

Charlotte. N, G., Oct so.--Headed by Ty Cobb, the New York-Atlanta dur. ability tourists, dust-begrimeo ana Afternoon and were greeted by cheer ing thousands. The best time on the run of 13S miles from winston Salem was made by Dupre and McNeai. Q. thirty-three minutes. being one hour and twenty-seven minutes less than the allowance. one car driven by Col. w. IL. Peel of Atlanta. was disabled on today.s run and has not checked in. The car of the Bell Telephone Com pany caught fire in the streets here tonight and was considerably damaged. ern Manufacturers Club tonight at banquet while Tyrus Cobb is the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
pubI,.h PInn for AnnembIy.

Pekin, Oct. 30-The government to- day published its plan for the election to the imperial assembly. which later wil be converted into an upper and lower house. The sessions of the pro- vincial assemblies will be continued for a month Their deliberations in- dicate general opposition to the gov ernments plan of taxation and ar engagements for foreign loans. The assembly Of Shansi. the leading anti opium province. Is unanimously oppos- ed to the offers of the government ts revise the opium revenv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
MASSEY TEAM WINS.

Huntsville. Oct. so.--fSpecial .l---The Mansey football team of Pulaski de- feated the Butler team here yesterday afternoon in an interesting game. The score was 23 to o. The Tefinessea ns had the advantage of weight. being twenty pounds heavier to the man. The lineup was:
 s Massey-Gilbert, left end: Hubert tackle; Cobb, guard; Mauldin. center Boyd, right guard; B. Pate. tackle Pratt right end Collins. quarterback TurneFs fnllback J. Pate left half; Baxter right halt ends McCarey. tackle: Coyle. guard; Eandnlan, center; Cpyle. right guard Gillespie, tackle: Han, Fight end 1Cheatham. quarterback; Gillian, full back: Collins, left half; O Neal. right half.
 Time of halves, twenty minutes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
GAME CANCELLED BY
 DEATH IN FACULTY

Knoxville. Tenn. Oct. 3o.-A special from Maryville, Tenn. says the man. aEement of the Maryville College foot ball team last night received a conn munication from Grant University team cancellinK the engagement of Grant to this afternoon.
 This cancellation was on account of the recent death of pr. Waldren, the member of the faculty in charge of the athletics of the University.
 Maryville has arranged a game Tor Monday with the Baker -Hlmmel pre- naratory school, of Knoxville. to be played at Maryville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
Recclyes Curry,a Realgnatien.

Washington, Oct. 8U,-The resIBhN. ton of Governor George c. Curry. of New Mexico. which was announced from Albuquerque several days ago. was received today by Secretary Bal finger, to take effect the last of Feb ruary. Governor Curry's reason for resigning is the rehabilitation of his private business affairs, Secretary Bal finger said he had not yet given any consideration to the matter of Gov enor Curry's successor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
COWBOYS ARE VICToRs. Exciting Contest in the Lone Star

Austin, Oct 3O.--In well played game on Clark Field this afternoon, University of Texas won from Texas Christian University by score of 24 to
 Texas excelled in both offensive and defensive play. The work of the backs in advancing the ball featured the game End runs and line bucking netted most of the gains for Texas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
SWEPT OFF FEET.
w, and L. Prove Very Easy for the ".
 rAaRw

w. and L. Prove Very Easy for the V.
 F. I. Team.
 I,ynchburg. Va, Oct. 20.--Virginia Poiytechnic Institute literally swept Washington and Lee off her feet here this afternoon by fine team play and won hands down by the score of 34 to G. A forward pass. when but three minutes of play remained. gave Wash ington and Lee its only touchdown.
 The feature of the game was a sixty i've yard run by Hughes of Virginia. l for a touchdown. D. R. Hogdson of Virginia. secured a touchdown from the sixty-five-yard line on a punt.
 The game ended with the ball two yards from the Tech goal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
I17 is the Number. Guess WhO9
Academy Team winn.

AlicevilIe. Ala. Oct. sO--In the open ing game of the season, the basket ball team of the Aliceville Academy defeated the local aggregation tonight 16. The first half ended 10 to 10 and the game was close from start to finish. Both teams were heavily penalized for fouls.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
BANK cLEARINGs.
Fleures Cor Birmlnsham snow ere

Figures Sor Birmingham show GreaE Aa,. Inereaaa
 Bifmingham. oct. Especial. J--ls eIiss Ina Shepard manager of the Bir- mfngham Clearing House Association. Saturday gave out figures for the days elearings as we'll as the weeks and months, all of which showed tremen- sdous increases as compared to the pre- vIous records. For instance for the month the clearings went to SIG, s3s. s31.20 as compared with $S,v57,411.sS for the corresponding month last year. an increase of $l.sS2.41s.56.
 For this week an increase was shown over the figures of the corresponding week last year of $744.116.16.
 The figures given out by Miss Shep- ard follow:
 Clearings for Saturday ..s 4s0.44s. A Same day last month ...s 36S,674. 37 Same day last year ...... 264.S17. AZ ; This week .... ..... ...... 2.72S.s16.s7 Cor. week last year ,... 1884, 700. .4I r This month ..'. ....... l0,939.S31. 20 5 Cor. month last year .... S.s57,411 GA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
BAYLOR TEAM PLAYS THE
 INSTITUTE TO A TIE

Chattanooga, Ten. Oct s0.-Bayior and Tennessee Military Institute tied at Olympia Park here today. the score being five and i've. asf co,a tne hrs nve e,zaa n15es tbs baI If pbsn pibay Baylor fumbled and ran thirty yards for a touchdown.
 In the second half Patten, of Baylor, gained forty yards on a delayed pass and Browne made a five yard gain and a touchdown on an end-run. 1T, M. |. outweighed Baylor twenty-four pounds to the man. The lineup:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
For Neat and Tasteful Gifts, |" "'Tls1 Treaslar's.
Forvard pnu.e. succenafur.

Forward Passes Successful.
 Richmond, Va..- Oct. 30--With we'll executed forward passes. one of which resulted in touchdown, an advantage in kicking and strong defense, Ram dolph- Macon defeated William and Mary here this afternoon by a score of Is to 3. The playing was clean throughout. The bright particular star of the game was Captain Driver of William and Mary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
CLOSE GAME AT TULANE
NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL DEFEATS ELEVEN OF AGGIE INSTITUTION.
Moore Throws Williams Back Over Ills Own Goal Line for single
 Score Made During


 New Orleans, La, oct. S0.--Tulane University defeated the Mississippi Ag- ricultural and Mech anical College 2 to 0 this afternoon in one of the hardest fought battles of the local season.
 President Taft was for a Few min utes one of the most interested among several thousand spectators. The only score was made. near the end of the first half when Moore. captain and full back of Tulane, threw Williams of A. & M. over his own goal line with the ball in Williams's possession.
 Tulane. Position. MISS. A. & M. Koch. .... Center: .,,.. Rose Nix .... .... Left Guard ..:. Arlington Whistnant .. Right Guard.... Savely Martain .... Left Tackle .... Pollard Webb. Right Tackle. .... Hale ]. s. Scott, Bradburg Left End,.. Jones George ..,. Right End. ... Bass Waimsley. Dreyful. Left Half N. scott. Us. scott .;;.;:...1.. .;;;.,,,u Moore (Capt.).. Fullback ..,.. Rhoades Dreyfus, Farrell. Quarterback
 .........e...A.. Billingsiey (Capt.l Summary--Safety. Moore; Referee Robowtharn, Tufts; Umpire, Niles, Watkins, Sewanee. Head Linesman' Perry. Roehm. Time of halves. 50 mn uteS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
serrold in ReIeaned .

ToledO, O.. Oct. 30--Presidentl Ar mour today internationally released Ralph o. SeyboId, who was manager of the Toledo team in the American Association the latter half of the past season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
rOotbaII fin Arkansas ,

Fayetteville, Ark, oct. 30-Scientific football won for the University of Arr kansas over Oklahoma today 21 to 6. Arkansas made the first gain by sue cessive line plunges and several times the forward pass was successful. Phil lips of Arkansas was the star of the afternoon, his line plunges aggregating gains of over 100 yards.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

Chapel Hill, M. C., Oct. 30-Carolina defeated Richmond College today 22 to 0. Two touchdowns were made in the first half and a touchdown with a safety and a field goal were made in the second half. The safety was made when Richmond. having been penalizsd. signalled for a punt. the ball going over the fence. t%
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

Pilgrims of England Defeated An All S Western Team, { to 0.
 St. Louis. Mo, Oct 30-The Pil. grlms of England defeated an all Western team here today, to o, 1T a soccer football game for the Sii
 Hector Eastwood of the Englisl team suffered a severe Injury to hi, left eye and may lose the sight oi that member
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
Badgern peat PurpIe.

Evanston, Ill.,. Oct. 30.--Wisconsin defeated Northwestern 21 to II in a hard gridiron struggle today Wiscon- sin displayed far more knowledge of both new and old football than did her opponents. Both teams relied largely on the old style smashing game and only now and then was there flash of the new and more open game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

WEDDING BLOWERS should be the best. We grow them-- Roses, Carnations, Orchids, Valley, Mums-the best not only in MOntgOm- cry, but in the South.
 ROsEMONT GARDENS, Phone 200. Montgomery, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
Canfaafaa
nruIe- Alice nrffi

Guthrie. okla. Oct. so--zach Miller. proprietor of 10f Ranch at Bliss. okl1.. who early this week offered Se5.00O cash purse to secure the Jeffries-Joh today. we are going after the fight to get it." says Miller. ''and are pre- pared to ofrer more money. If nenes- sary <"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
anvIor ia nefented

Waco. Tex, Oct. 3Q.-Texas Agricul- turai and Mechanical College defeated Baylor University in a hard-fought football game today 9 to s. One of to- days scores was made on cleVerIy worked flake" forward pass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
r,ucania Makes Last Trsp

Liverpool. Oct. So-rhe cunard Line steamer Lucania, which has been in the trans Atlantic service for sevAn- teen years. sailed on her last voyage today. Her port is Swansea. where she will be broken up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
AutnIat Ia Killed.

New York, Oct 30.-William Burnett, of this city. was instantly killed to- day while speeding to the Vanderbilt cup race. Ills automobile crashed in- to the wall of the national cemetery In East New York. Two companions were probably fatally injured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
u,~oa.d rrOt.~-. Arr,va

St. Petersburg. Oct. SO.-The imperial trotting society has received from w. Ed Stokes. the horses oloysha and Pc: the strains in Russian trotters. They will be sent to the stud of Prince Vor- ontzoff- Dashkom.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

We will send an expert to youE house to price your work and then we have experts to handle it after we set it,
 French Dry Cleaning Co., POS Dexter. Phone 113.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

made three touchdowns in each half. but failed to kick two goals from touch downs in the second period. One touchdown. however. was made by open play. Once during the game Coy, Yale Captain, made try for a goal from the forty yard line, but missed 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
For Neat and Tasteful Gifts,
 " 'Tisv TresAlar's.
Purhue nufclanne.l.

Champaign. Ill.,. Oct. 30.--The Unl- yersity by a score of 24 to 6 on Illinois field today. In the second half the H. linois played in whirlwind style and scored three touchdown in sh ort order. Prudue was continually on the defen- sive,