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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-18
CAST OF CHARACTERS
"The Honeymoon TraiI'
A Musical Comedy by Hough and Adams.
Music by Joseph E. Howard.

Mrs. Hemingway the Second ...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .... Margaret Lotus
Mrs. Simmons. Edna Holtzman
Harold Hemingway. Edouard Trout
Mrs. Francis Hemingway. :. Mabel Melviue
jeffrey Page. George Averill
DR.. Van winkle.. $3.50. Frank Beresford
A nervous old lady. Adrienne Kroel
A nervous old man. Charles Hales
Edna Kennedy. .............. Maud Potter
Dennis Mason. Bert Baker
Mrs. Jessie Templeton Mason airline Boiling
Tommie Perkins. ........ -. Louis Kelso
Franz Won Mohr hr.........- Carl George
Detroit" Charley. -. William H. Loomis
Hiram Stack. Joseph West
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
American Aanoriatfon.

National League. Pittsburg, 5; Philadelphia, 8.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
BOY BITTEN BY SNAKE
 AT PENSACOLA

Pensacola. Fla, June 2i.--(special.1 } Arthur Joe. boy of i2 years, was bitten by big water moccasin at his home on West Romans street, and 1t Is probable that his life was saved by the prompt, though dangerous action to herself of the boys mother. who placed the boy on a bed and proceeded to suck the poisonous blood from the veins. The snake was under some to- mato vines. where the boy was playing. and sunk it's fangs deep into his bare leg.
 After sucking all the blood possible fom the wound the boy was sent to a doctor, but the latter, after poulticing stated that there was apparently little danger. The moher has felt no i'll ef- fects.
 8. A. Friendman, a wholesale and re- tall liquor dealer, was fined S25 and costs in the Recorders Court today on the charge of delivering liquor after o'clock. The proprietor pleaded ig- norancs that the law prohibited defiv~ ering liquors after the closing hour, claiming that 1t had been paid for an hour previous, but he did not have time to make the delivery.
 A delegation of Beavers from Mobile reached here today and began the work of organizing Dam at Pensa- cola. So far they have met with sue~ cess.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22

The fans down at Jack Higgins mat
 inee yesterday had fun enough to last
 them for some time. And luckily for
 the aforesaid fans there was a big
 bunch of them packed in the hall.
 The Climbers had their batting If they had struck ths stride that is going to put them oyer the 1900 mark before they go to Nashville for the
 Fourth tsa of July games. Folbrs started Mike Finn's man had walked five men he was chased In the fourth inning and
 old man Bill Hart sent in. Only one hit had ben made off Folbre in the l four innings, the two runs off him 1 being the result of his wildness. But Hart was something soft for the
 Gremineer taking punches at the bali, ten punched hits put over eight more favor of the Climbers. And the natl
 Whitey Guese worked a neat game of ball The only time that two nlts came together was In the second ane
 not have scored in the second but for
 Hub Hart's throwing to second with runner on third. lGuese had perfect
 control, striking out six men. some
 have been disastrous. Snappy support was given him both in felding. base
 running and hitting, the Climbers SoggSss gSStss u plays, Dan Kerwin starting one of them from right field. .x
 Persons and Kerwin walked in the first, Daily advancing them both with hit to Perry. Whiteman's infield mt scored Persons N, Perry beat out a hit to whiteman in the last of the second. and with one out Flooi beat out a bunt. Perry went to second when Hub Hart got Casey 5 foul back near the grandstand, and to third on Floods bunt. Flood started to steal second and Hart threw to second, Perry scoring before the ball was returned {a the plate. The next l two were easy outs.
 Persons and Kerwin hit safe in the fifth, both counting on Daly's two
 Paig bSspg St o taFgwn tEIT os1 soaked the ball for three bags. pui there were two out, and Rocky ended it with a fly-to the outfield. But If was to l.
 l Hart punched out a three -bagger, and | Osteer counted. Guese hit safe and Hart counted. Cary dropped the throw when Persons hit to Flood, Guese going
 to third and scoring on kerwin's sacri; ;
 second and started to third on Casey 1 wild throw. but was out at third, max ing it to I.
 0steen hit safe in the eighth and went to third on Hart's iriye to cen 1 bunt 10 Cary, and Persons walked, Hart going to third and Persons to second on a wild pitch, both scoring on l Kerwin's drive to right. kerwin was
 thrown out going to sseond sna Raay Mhyy score was 10 to and it closed that
 The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
CONSTABLE KILLS
SHOOTS MAN AT THE BEssIEE
 MINES IN JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Dave Sparrow Was Accused of Dyns- miting q House and When He Met Constable stagga Both
 Drew Rey0Ivefs.

Birmingham, June 2i.--(speciaLJ--- The report of the killing of Dan Spar row, aged thirty years. by wili Stasgs. constable of Beat 30, at Bessie Mines. fn the extreme western part of the county, Sunday afternoon. reached the oface of Sheriff Higdon this morning, when David Kennbrook, deputy sheriff at Littleton, west of here, came in with the election returns.
 Two weeks ago the home of Dave Stages, justice of the peace at Bessie Mines. was blown up with dynamite. Staggs. his wife and a boarder being more or less hurt. Will Staggs, a son of Dave Staggs. has been active in working up evidence in the case and Is said to have accused Sparrow of being interested therein.
 A didiculty is said to have started when the two men got together and pistols were drawn. Will Staggs shoot ing Sparrow through the breast. in- flicting a wound that caused death shortly afterwards. Coroner Rrasher investigated the killing today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
nanulta af Lafonia.

Cincinnati June 21.-Tom Hayward equalled the track record for a mile at Latonia today. going the distance in l;ss flat. He woq the fourth event event Tourist, the favorite, with Old Honesty third. In the final event Admix. an outsider in the betting. ran away three miles before the race and was leit at the post Two favorites won. Track -siehdida, io7 (WalshJ 25 to l, won; Ts9Rie m 1o7 ,o4 MsGss 9Tssn tG O s's0nS fSird shawl, sinlong, Nettie Travers. Wor- thy. Kyronda, Lizzie Moore. DexteFine and Sainester ran.
 omon. l0s (warren) 6 to 5, won; Top land, TOT (1eidel)) 6 to 1, second; Du- quesne. 1oS (McGeel II to 5. third. fs rms RoSs ioS sS eyis paras sEa RoTe1ss AS Mater Eugene, Paul Davis. Keadeen and Cambronne ran.
 Third race, six furlongs-Ada Mead, s1 (Martinl 5 to 2; won; Richard Reed, ios (Troxler) l2 to 1. third. Time. 1:12 f-5. Tom McAfee, Little Fitz, Watson. coloquy and Pic Pico ran. (MartinJ to 1, won; Royal Tourist. 1O2 (Taplin) even. second old Hon. esty, 106 (Lee) 2 to l. third. Time. 1888. Beatrice K. and Colonel Blue ran.
 Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth-w. A. Leach. TOT (HufnageD to 2. won Floreal, 10e (Heidell IS to 5, second; Hathaway, 107 (R. Williap1s) 90 to i, third. Time, 1:47. Ludhiana, Eusta- elan, Ago. Pinkwings, Plume, Sally Combs. Mrs. Sewell, Denver Girl and Greenbridge ran.
 Sixth race, mile and seventy yards -Heine, 101 (warren) 6 to 5, won; Dunvegan, 97 (Martin) 20 to 1, second; 1, third. Time. 1:44, Brancas Rebel Queen, Skye, Ketchem Ike, Miltiades, Imboden, Black Sheep, Tim Kelly, Sem pro. Hiram also ran. Admix left at post.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
ROB FITZSIMMoNS
 WOULD MEET JOHNSON

New York. June 21.-Robert Fitz- simmons, the former champion heavy weight of the world. returned to this country today on board the steamship Minneapolis from Europe. where he has been giving theatrical exhibitions.
 Fitzsimmons said he hoped the pub lie would have a chance to see Jefrries and Johnson in action. He declared that no man could best Jeffries in fighting condition. &
 I"I want to fight that man Johnson" said Fttzsimmons when he landed. q feel mighty sure I can beat him; at least I'm willing to make a desperate try. Please don't forget that I am the middleweight and light heavy weight champion, for there isn't a man who ever got those titles away from me-"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
WOMAN CoNFESSES
 TO KILLING HUSBAND

York, Pa. June 21-Mrs, Joshua Tracy who was arrested on Saturday on suspicion of having poisoned her husband last Monday made a partial confession today according to the police. She says William Brown. also in jail here as a suspect, planned the murder and administered strychnine in drink of whiskey.
 The police declared that Tracy re- sented Browns alleged attention to Mrs. Tracy.
 Mrs. Tracy later made a full confess sion of the poisoning of her husband the police say. She says Brown secured the poison and that she mixed 1t for the purpose of killing her hus- band
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
FIRE DAMAGED STEAMER
 PUTS INTO DOCKS

Galveston. Texas. June 21-Ths steamship OcmuIgee, of the Texas City Steamship Company from New York with a general cargo reached Calves ton harbor today and proceeded to the Texas City docks. with large DOT ton of her between decks" cargo destroyed by fire and damaged by steam and water.
 Fire broke out in hold No. Friday morning and was not extinguished until last night. Immediately after docking work was started discharging the cargo but the extent of the damage win not be known until the greater portion of the cargo is unioaded. The origin of the fire is unknown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
Leasue Standing,
TOtaI Pins
ls
 Games Tot
ALL NATIONAL LEAGUE
 GAMES OFF FOR TODAY

New York, June 21.--By unanimous act of the club owners. all games scheduled for tomorrow in the National League have been called off on account of the funeral of Georg E. Dovey, President of the Boston club. The flu neral services will be held in Phila- delphia at 2 o'clock tomorrow after noon and will be attended by all the presidents of the National League Clubs, by Acting President Heydler and President Pulliam and by members
 The Board of Directors have ordered that flags at the National League grounds shalr fly at half-mast for the memory of the deceased magnate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
THE RACES
fsrnreaerd nennlfa.

Gravesend. June 2f.-Aifred Noble. a to shot. easily won the Parkway soas ils ds9satns snd seos of horses. Ills race was so impressive that he is now sure starter in the Suburban handicap to be run Thursday. arssn snTn 'st with ilTG leS PgSss to ssg shs second place. In the stretch. however, Harrigan began. to slip and Alfred Nobies then took command and won
 First race, handicap, all ages, about six furlongs-Prince Gale. 11o tsco- yiile) 9 to 10. l to 3. 1 to 6. won; coe 5. second; Riaito. 1i2 Gangl 3 to I. even. l to. 2, third; Time l:lo. Nim- bus. Sir Alvescot, Bat Masterson, Mau, yiette, Seymour, Buetler. Desirous ana
 Sssn second ss Face. mares and Feldings. mile and a. sixteenth. $500 added-st. to 5. won; Bonnie keiso. ss tuptonj 10 to l. to l, 2 to IT. second: Dream CT; li5 ssmithl tO s dtsn,s;e to E; t9 e2oi. 2. conda, Miss Catesby. Mombassa. Mall aga, Imiitator, Blackford Lad of Lang don, ouene of the Hills. Ragman'
 Third Third race. a.c1 the Astoria, hllies. two years oids. i've furlongs,, plate. yslue $500 added-Ocean Bound. l14 lSco, viile) 1 to 5. out, won; Greenyale, IL iis ssmitR) " IS 5 to 1, 8 to 5. third. Time
 Fourth race, the Parkway handicap, and a sixteeerth--Aifred Noble, 1O9 1 (Nlcoi) 6 to 1. ? to 1, to E. won; Fashion Plate, 100 (McCahey) 3 to l, even. ? to g., second; Anliction,n n,-S so Time i:4e s-5. Live Wire Harrigan. Fountain Blue, Petticoat, Home Again ran. .,ea ,s's ward. non-winers at this meting. sell. ing. mile and a sixteenth-3arl C.. l0s (scovilie) to l. to 10, 1 to 1. won; to {. second; Giid, Io5 (Butwelil 20 to i, 6 to 1, to 1. third. Time i:41 2-S. McCarter, Spooner. Rockstone ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
BIDS FOR BArTLEsHIPs.

Washington. June 21.-Bids for con stru ction of the battleships Arkansas and wyoming. authorized by the last congress, will be opened at the navy department on August IS. These ships will be of the Delaware type of 90.- 900 tons or more displacement
 The specifications ask for bids con- tenn mplating the installation of the turf bine class of engines. but bidders will be allowed to submit proposals on a combination of the turbine reciprocAt- ing classes The navy department looks for bids from three or four of the big shipyards
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22

St Louis. June 21--John Berry. win ner of the recent Indianapolis balloon race and M. A. Heyman. who ascended here yesterday in the balloon Melba.
 today returned from Wrights. H.. where they landed after an exciting trip. At the start their course was to the northwest. but change in the wind sent them northeastward toward
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22

c. W. Robinson, Travelling Freight and Passenger Agent of the Burlington Route, with headquarters at Birming- ham. was in Montgomery yesterday calling on the several railroad officials.
 The Louisville and Nashville Railroad has announced very low Fourth of July rates from this section of the State to all points on their line south of the Ohio River.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
NEGRO STURDEvANT GIVEN
 ANOTHER RESPITE IN MOBILE

|, A further respite to George sturde- want. the negro in Mobile Coonty nnder sentence of death. was granted yes terday by Governor Conner this tlnie the date being moved back to Jdly 3.
 Sturdevant was convicted and given the death penalty for having earnaI knowledge of a negro girl of his own race. Several days ago he was re- spited on the recommendation of many vrominent ctzlzens of Mobile, and ths Governor wanted still more time to consider the case. There is a strong petition to have the death sentence commuter to life Imprisonment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
Mobile Still Leads
Ball Player About 10 Make Catch Is Bowled Ouer by Balloon Drag Rope

a bank of electrically charged clouds They escaped this danger by rising to a height of 10000 feet.
 Shortly before landing the drag rope bowled over a baseball player as he was about to make a catch. The bats men scored and the crowd chased the balloon, trying to catch the drag rope. which the aeronauts were forced to haul up into the basket.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
DOVEY's BODY TO BE
 INFERRED TUESDAY

Philadelphia. June 21-The body of George Dovey, president of the Boston National League baseball club, who died su uddenly on a tram last week, arr rived in this city today from Xena ohio. Interment will be made in Mount Moriah cemetery.
 The body was accompanied here by a number of relatives and friends and was taken to an undertaking estah- lishment where the funeral services will be held, probably tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
FOSTERS
MANY ENTRIES FOR
 GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

New York. June 21.-There are eighty-three entries for the national open golf championship which begins wood Golf Club at Nordhoff. the first pair starting at 9 a. m. will be Gill; bert Nichols, Wilmington, Delaware, second pair H. H Barker. Garden City, former Irish amateur champion, now a professional. Jerome Travers, na- -tional amateur champion, will start at professional of the Knollwood Club. White Plains, N. Y.
 Walter J. Travis, former. interna- tional champion, is paired with Willie Anderson, who several times has held the national open title. Fred Mcleod. of Chicago, present champion, will play with Jack Hutchinson, Pittsburg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22

O. c. Nelson. roadmaster of the Western in Montgomery, accompanied by his wife, will leave the city today on his vacation. During the trip they will sojourn at New Orleans for a few days and then go to Stratford Springs. Miss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
PAINTERS BREAK EVEN
 WITH HIGHLAND PARK

The Partners defeated the Highland Park boys in the first game of dou- ble-header played yesterday afternoon, the first game gong by the score of 6 to 3. The team from Highland Park bracked up in the second game, bag ging 1t by timely hitting in the first three innings:
 Score first game: R.HE. Highland Park o30 900 000-3 3
 Batteries-For Highland Park, War ren and Logan; for the Panthers, Schneider and Williams.
 Score second game: R.HE. Highland Park .. 222 900 0O0-6 I4 { Partners. .. 900 900 00O--O i2 (
 Batteries-For Highland Park, War ren and Logan; for the Partners, Har- rls and Williams.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
 NOT TO INVADE CHICAGO

of an invasion of Chicago by the Am erican Association, were squelched by Charles E. Havernor. owner of the Mill waukee Club, who recently bought a tract of land available for baseball pur- noses in Chicago. Havernor declared that he made what he thought was a nrofitable real estate deal and that the American Association had nothing to do with the purchase.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
UMPIRE IN TROUBLE
o,BRIEN HAS DIFFICULTY WITH
 MEMPHIS FAN.
Wants Him Elected From Ground, Hut Threatened Civil War Results
 in Fan Staying Inside

Memphis, Tenn, June 21--tSpeciaD The trial of trouble following Um- pire Joseph O'Brien, former New York policeman. who is working in the Southern League, continued today when the umpire asked the park police, to remove a prominent citizen from the grand stand, who was accused by the umpire, with heaping personal abuse on him by remarks. during the Birming- ham, Memphis game.
 O'Brien was saved from a mop on the bleachers yesterday by the police Today he compromised when the local club officials advised that he would be joint party to civil suit for damages, rIed out. The fan remained Inside.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
FATHER SEES NO HARM
 IN SUNDAY BASEBALL

Elgin, Ill.,, June 21.-Rev. J. J. Me- cam pastor of St. Marys Roman Ca- tholic church, announced from the pull pit yesterday that he was not opposed to Sunday baseball
 "As long as man attends to his religious duties" said Father McCann, q can see no harm in watching or participating in a game of baseball on Sunday. Sunday Is day of rest and after religious duties have been attend ed to an innocent pastime does no harm.p
 Rev, W. I. A. Beal. of the Episcopal church. has also stated that Sunday baseball is not objectionable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
Wins state League Prize

Milwaukee. June 2l.--Charies F Gessler, of Chicago. with 25 games won nounced today by the auditing commit tee as the winner of the first prize of S1 900 cash in the North America n State League congress
 Alvin c. Kunz, of Milwaukee. wins the second prize of $500. having a games and sir points to his credit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
prennre for Regattn

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, June 21.-All the crews here rowed this evening with excellent water conditions, Pennsyl- vania and Wisconsin got into close company and were having somewhat of a brush when ferry boat came along. Pennsylvania stopped rowing, but Wisconsin spurted and crossed the boV of the boat without mishap.
 Coach Courtney has made no an- nouncement of his final choice. but the feeling at quarters Is that no changes in the Cornell crews are likely. Syra- cuse Is expected early tomorrow morn ing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
CRACKERS BITE DUST
MOBILE TAKES HARD FOUGHT GAME
Neighbors Gets Three Singles and One Double In Four Times Up.-Gulls
 Pun Off Fancy Base Runnfnn

Mobile. June 2i.--Mobile defeated Allan ia this afternoon in the sixth inning on Winters huff of Thornton's line drive, singles by sabrie and Neighbors, good base running and Watson's sacrifice fly.
 Atianta's only run was made in the second inning on a pass, a stolen base and infield out and the successful working of the de layed steal by Walker and Jordan, the lat ter scoring,
 There was good attendance consider ing the threatening weather, tt being the first time Atlanta has played here this sea son. The features of the game was Neigh bors' hitting. getting three singles and a double in four times up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
"a is the score by innings:
CITY BOWLING LEAGUE.

Three more games were rolled last evening in the City Bowling League between Fallot's team and Hefr's team at the Commerce Street alleys. and the latter team took the set by margin of thirty-seven pins. also winntng two games out of three.
 Many of the bowlers were or color last evening and NeR cfainned the highest individual score with 192 pins, likewise having the highest individual total for the three games of 493 pins.
 The individual scores are ap fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
GOES THROUGH STRAITS.

Washington. June 21.-A trip through the straits of Magellan is in store for inc thousand ton gun boat VicksburG. now on her way to the Western Cen. tral American coast. She will not re- main there long. if conditions are quiet but will proceed on her long Journey around the east coast. for duty in West Indian waters. She can make the trip without dificulty. being staunch lit. tie vessel and having the record of around the world voyage to her credit. The ship Is in command of Commander Alexander S. Halstead.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
MEMPHIS BEAT DUBS
WINS CLOSE PLAYED CAME BY s-a SCORE,
Errors Are Responsible for the Runs, Both Fritz and Robinson Pitching Good Bai All the

Memphis. June 2i.--opportune hitting and snappy base running won for Memphis today in an exciting contest with Birmingham. First the visitors scored in the fourth in- nink, Bowen reaching home on Babb's bad throw to the plate. Tn the same inning Memphis went them one better. cranston scoring on poor throw by Bowen and Daubert crossing the plate in double steal.
 In the seventh. Memphis added another, Wheeler singling. was sacrificed to third and scored on hit by Fritz.
 ninth inning rally brought about snoth- CT run for the visiting team, Bowen hit ting for two bases advancing on Moles- worth's single and scoring at the end of a douhia nj
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PhiIIien Are Defeated.

Pittsburg, June 21-In rather list less game today Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia to 3.f Pittsburg will not late George Dovey, owner of the Bos- ton team. Score:
 philadelphia 900 1i0 100--3 g 3
 Batteries-Leifeld, Frock and Gibson; McQuillen and Jacklitsch. Time 1:36. Umpires Riger and oDay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
NOTICE.

To Whom It May Concern: Letters testamentary having this day been issued to the undersigned by the Pro- bate Court of Montgomery County. Alabama. under the will of M. A. Mason deceased, all persons having claims against the estate of the said M A. Mason are hereby noti- fled to present the same within the time required. by law, otherwise the same will be forever barred.
 This May 31st. 1909.
 JOSEPH c. MASON,
 RALRH C. MASON.
 As executors of the estate of M. A. tues-4t. Mason, deceased.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22

summary--Two base hits, Bowen. Sacri- flee hits Molesworth. Babh. Daubert. 2; Coulson, Wheeler. Wagner Stolen bases Heniine, Baerwaid, Daubert. Wheeler. Dou- bie plays Babb to Daubert to Wheeler: {: Haftis to Bowen, Babb to Daubert: Babb to cranston to Daubert Struck out Robinson A. Fritz 9 Bases on balls off Robinson 2. Hit by pitcher. Bowen. Time 1i35. Umpires O'Brien and Fitxsimmons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22

be-. 5 l-s; Hart, s-s. Hits oft Foibre. |; off Hart, 10, Two base hit. Daley. Three base hits. Sentz, Whiteman, Hart. Sacrifice fly, Kerwin. Sacrifice hits. Daley, ?. Stolen bases, Perry, Persons. Base on balls, off Folbre. 5; off Hart, 8: off Guese. g.. Struck out, by Hart, 4: by Guese, 2. Wild pitch, Hart. Double plays. Osteen to Rockenheld to Greminger; Daley to Rockenfield. Time, TAO. Umpire, Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-22
Amerlcan Horne Third.

Paris, June 21.-W. K. Vanderbiit's San Pietro was third in the Prlx Diff run at St Cloud today.
 MT Vanderbilts Ramapo did not show in the Prix Belvidere; Mason Carnes's Tarrapata failed to get a place i'm the handicap D'ete, nd his El Biar was unplaced in the Pri& cerisaie.