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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
NOW IN WASHINGTON
ORIGINAL CONSTITUTION OF CON-
 FEDERATE STATES.
Et Was Recently Deposited With Li- brarian of Congress as . Loan from its Owner, W. J. de
 Denne of Savannah.

Washington, June 1s.-There has .been deposited in the library of Con- gress, and placed on exhibition in the manuscripts division, the original en- grossed permanent Constitution of the Confederate States of America"
 The Constitution was adopted March Il, 1861, at Montgomery, Als.s and signed by delegates from South Car olina, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana and Texas.
 When the capital was moved to Rich mond 1t W ascarried to that city, and upon the evacuation of Richmond. was sent with other papers farther South, where it was rescued by Mir. F. G. deFontaine at Chester, s. C., from a band of looters.
 MT. deFontaine kept this and other documents for some years, and in 1883 1t passed sinto the hands of Mrs. G. W. J. de Denne, whose son, MT. W. J. deDenne, of Savannah, Ga, now Swns it. and has recently deposited it, as a loan. with the Librarian of Con- gress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20

Nosing the Climbers out by a score of to 3, Cor don Hickmen put the Gulls on the top round yesterday, Atlanta being nosed out by the Memphii. and
 Hickman was hit pretty hard during the first part of the game, but on the whole the diminutive pitcher was steady in pinches and good enough 10
 Greminger started Juul again, the left-hander having had so much sue cess Thursday, and up to tn ethird round he had kept the Gulls from SCOT to the good. In the last of the third. McCay had started for second on a bunt that Juul got and throw to sec- ond. Fttzsimmons called the runner team claimed that he was out easily. In his wrath. Juul threw his glove at the umpire and was put out of the game. Spike shannon kicked so hard fined SIC. Thomas and Hart going in. Whiteman received a telegram Friday night that his wife was i'll and yes- terday morning he came to Montgom- first. The Climbers had the game by but nthe sixth, Mobile tied it up and won Out in the ninth. Thomas did not on balls scoring. while he was hit in pinches.
 Persons opened the first with a clean hit was sacrificed by Kerwin and got to third on Daly's fnfeld hit Rocky hit one that was too warm for Watson and Persons counted. Mckay let Persons hit get by him in the third but he was forced at second on Ker- wins hit toMcCay. Daly was out on fly to right, after Kerwin had stole second and Kerwin went to third on the throw in. Rocky drove that Wat son let get by and Kerwin scored, mak- ing 1t 2 to O.
 Ludwig walked in the fourth, was advanced by Hickman and Wheat and scored on Sentelis hit, making 1t to l. With one ouet. in the fifth Persons walked and got to second on Hicks mans balk. Kerwin one that Sentell fumbled and Persons got to third, scor- ing on Daly's sacrifice fly and making it to 1.
 Hickman walked in the sixth, Wheat beat out a bunt. Sentell sacrificed them both and Kerwin let McCay's drive to right get by him, the two runs coming in and tieing it.
 Sentell hit safe in the eighth. Mo- Cay hit to third and Bliss dropped Greminger's throw. Sentell went to third and being squeezed in on Sabrie's bunt to Thomas. The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20

logs went out from Pensacoia tooas over the Louisville and Nashville for Huntsville. the logs being brought here hv The steamer Theima from Belize snd left on wharves to he io&ded onto Tet carn and transported. The en- fire shipment is for one Lonisvti1e firm. and within five days another ear 70 from Belize. Is due in port. I've yessefs are also on the voyage from south Africa with similar cerxoes. am1 tS thav reach here before the end of tha month the imports of mahogany viii almost reach the March record. wen Pensaeola imported more mahoG. any than all ports et the United States combined.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
NEWS OF PENSACOLA CRUsADT AGAINST ALL DISEASE CARRYING INSECTS. Board Of Health Has Ordered Line To Spread In All Open Drains-
 Other Precautions
 Adopted.

Pensacola, Fla, June 19.p(SpeciaL)- A crusade against flies, mosquitoes ana all disease carrying insects has been inaugurated here. and If the neaith authorities keep up the work started. Pensacola will excel ts former record for healthfulness.
 The board of health as ordered men to spread lime in all open drains and oil placed on stagnant water, while an ordinance will become effective within five days compelling all restaurants, meat markets and refreshment parlors to be screeedn. In addition 1t will be unlawful for a person to place garo- age receptacle In the streets containing garbage which is not screened. while to remove garbage in any vehicle not screened will be 8 violation of the law. For weeks the agitation against the fiv and mosquito has been in progress and it is now bearing fruit, for ctti- zens have become as determined as the city health authorities to clean up and prevent disease. So far Pensacofa has been exceptionally healthy the number of cases of sickness being far below the percentage of former years, and the authorities are making de- tormined effort to keep 1t so
 To Rebuild DredKe Boat.
 As soon as the government tug wauban, now on the Spanish floating dock at the navy yard Is launched, the big dredge Sumter will be docked and the work of rebuilding the vessel com menced. This will probably be Monday morning. as tonight when the~wOrk- men left the yard. most of the work on | the tug had been done The dredEe | ts about eight years old and this Is the first work to be done on her. For a time 1t was feared that the influence of Senator Tillman would prevent the carrying out of the orders for the dredge to be rebuilt here instead of Charleston, owing to the fact that over $50.O0O Is to be expended on hen
 Mahogany Logs shipment.
 Train after train load of mahogany
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
Grenf Pitchinr ThIa.

Thomasville. June 1s;-(special. .)- The Thomasville baseball team took 10th games of a double header from inc st. Stephens team on the local dia- mond yesterday Both games were full
 The visitors never even had chance for a score in the first game. Tucker letting them down without even a scratch hit and striking out about fourteen men.
 The second game was record breaker, taking fourteen innings to break the tie score. Bedsole for the locals, only allowed two hits in the fourteen innings and the run made by the visitors was on a wild throw
 First game: h' n E St stephens =. 900 900 0o0-o o 5
 Batteries-Tucker and Gum; Gordy and Pruitt.
 rh'viile 100 900 900 900 oi-2 3 st. Stephens0OO 900 100 900 00-1
 Batteries-Bedsole and Gum; Gordy and Pruitt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
TAKE FRENCH LEAVE
TWO WHITE MEN ESCAPE FROM
 SELMA HOSPITAL.
Riley and Dan Walker Were Under Indictment for the Alleged Murder of Gus
 Burton.

Selma. June Especial. l.)-Riley and Dan Walker. two white men. un- der indictment for murder, made their escape from a hospital this afternoon and are still at large. The two broth CTS who escaped, together with two other brothers, Marshal and Tom Walk CT were indicted for the murder of Gus Burton, a young white msn, who was killed in the southern part of Dal- las County about a year ago. Some weeks ago while the four brothers were confined in jail. Marshal Walker died, and as the three remaining broth CTS were in bad health, the court or dered their removal to a hospital for treatment For some days past the hospital authorities have been allow ing the brothers the privilege of sit ting around on the lawn In the sun. This morning Dan and Riley Walker came up missing and Sheriff Doherty was otified of their escape, but the two men have succeeded so far in escaping the officers who are searching for them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
Had Been in Session at Camden F,
 Three DayH

Three Days.
 Camden, June 19,-(Special. )-The Selma District Conference, which has been in sesison here since Thursday morning. came to close today, though there will be services at the Presby- terian and Methodist churches tomor- row morning and evening.
 On account of bad weather and the grassy crops very few of the laymen were in attendance upon the sessions of the conference.
 The following visiting brethren were present. Drs. J. M. Dannelly and Henry Trawick and Rev. W. M. Cur tis of Montgomery; pr. S, NJ. Hosmer and Judge Barnett, representing the Laymen's Missionary Movement. also w. s. Street and T. H. Jones of the Orphanage. The sesisons of the con ference were very instructive and in- teresting The preaching was done by J. A. Scale, J T. Eckford, W. P Dickinson and H. Trawick and w. s. Street.
 The following were elected delegates to the annual conference: E. W. Der ", R. O. Simpson, A. T Wilkinson and J. W. Greene. Alternates, B. H. Mathews and Alonzo Abrams.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Defent the AthIet,c~

Boston. June 1s-The locals won from Philadelphia today to in a hea7vy batting contest. Nearly every one of the visitors runs were earned by good hitting. but errors and punched hits day, two games will be played Score: Philadelphia ... sO1 900 o2O-s IS 4 4 Boston .........O40 0O2 01"-7 II l
 Batternes-Morsan. Dyger. Vickers Krause and Livingstone; Chech, Cicotte, Arellanes and Carriga Time, 2:2O. Umpires, Perrine and O'LouRhlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
Tigers Defeat SOx.

Detroit, Mich. June 1a-zIp a see-saw game. in which errors and three-base hits were mixed with the making of all runsi save one. Detroit defeated Chicago, to {. O'Leary's wore Af third. some fine fielding in center by Crawford and White, and Stanage's hit
 Score by innings: RHE Detroit: ......... O1o o2o 2O"-5 2 Chicago ......... 002 oil O00-4 ' 3
 Batteries-Willett and Stanage; Su- tor, Smith and Payne and Sullivan. Time 1;45. UmpIres. Conolly and Hurst.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
Mobile Leads League
BABES CREW WINS
DRAG ATLANTA DOWN FROM THE
 TOP.
In . Pitchers Battle Between Atkins and Keiber Was Always Working With
 Lead.

Memphis, Tenn, June 1s-Both teams played hard for a victory today. Mem phis finally winning out by score of fo 3. It was a pitchers battle be- tween Atkins and Keiber, both permit ting the same number of hits, but those of the locals came at opportune times and the score was always in fa- vor of Memphis, though by a small margin. It was Colson's hits in the sixth and second innings, that scored all Memphiss runs while Newton's three-base hit scored two for Atlanta in the eighth. making their total three. but the tieing run was not forthcom-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20

Summary-Sacrifice hits, Sentell, Sa- brie 2. Hickman, Persons, Osteen. Sac rifce fly, Daley Stolen bases, Thorn sG1' hsTwln; Eocsenfisld or. TwoRsse man l, by Thomas 1. Base on balls, off Juul 2. off Thomas 2, off Hickman 2. Balk, Hickman. Hit by pitcher, Juui 2, by Thomas 6, by Hickman $. Hits apportioned, of JuuI 2 off Thom- as 8, off Hickman 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
No Games During Funeral. l lNIn nhNi A

Cincinnati, June l9.-August Herr mann, president of the National Com mission. has wired John Dovey, broth the Boston club in St. Louis, asking Tor instructions as to the body. No national games will be played on the gay pr the funeral. George Dovey. 1t IS said here. was a native of Kentucky and was interested in the St. Louis Car Company, which manufactures street cars in St. Louis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
EIher6eId suspended.

New York, June 19.-Ban Johnson' president of the American League. to- day notified the New York club thai Third Baseman Norman Elberield had been suspended for three days for dis outing Umpire O'Loughlin's decision on A play in yesterdays game with Cleve- land Following the decision the crowd teered and hooted the umpire and Elberfeld protested vigor. O'Ioughlin. who ordered him from the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
At HaIf-Maaf,

Pittsburg, June 19.-The flags at Ex- position Park and Forhes field were placed at half mast today by order of President DIeyfus.
 James F. Dovey.. proprietor of the left today for Xenia, Ohio, 1t is stated.
 1t is stated that the body of .Pregi. dent Dovey will be Inferred in tha Mount Moriah Cemetery, near Phila- delphia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
A TERRAPIN FARM.
Louisiana to Undertake Innovation in
 State-Owned InatitutiOns.

Baton Rouge. La. June 19-A terra pin farm is an innovation in State owned institutions which Louisiana Is about to understake.
 The State Game Commission is now negotiating for site on which to es- tablish the proposed diamond back home The commission believes an experimental terrapin farm will prove a basis for the development in the State of which 1t is believed will be a highly profitable industry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
Was Well In Pittsburs.

Rttsburg. June 19.-The sudden In this city, as he spent yesterday here, holding conference with President Dreyfus and Secretary Locke. of the Ptttsburg club. MT. Dovey left here late yesterday for Stuebenvtlls, Ohio, to look over some promising baseball players and then intended to go to Ctn- cinnati, He was apparently in the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
Owned Club Three Yearu.

Boston. June 19.-George Dovey has National Baseball League for the past three years, having purchased 1t from the famous triumvirate, Messrs. Con- % ber of Soaen yaars ana ME MSg pnyex @ sSd bse1 nnm salesman for the St. Louis Car Com. pany and the. ownership of the Boston team was his first serious baseball ven- ture.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20

summary-Two base hits. Wagner. Babb, Coulson. Three base hits. New ton. Sacrifice hits, Moran. Stolen bases, Jordan, Baerwald. Double plays, Atkins to Smith to Rohn. Wild pitcha Keiber. Struck out. by Atkins, l. Base on balls, of Atkins, 2. Hit by pitcher, Jordan. Time, 1920. Umpires. o'Brien and Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
D0VEY DIES
 ABOARD TRAIN Boston Club Presidents s
 Sudden End. HEM0RRHAGE CAUSES DEATH Had Owned National League Team
 Three Years. Was On His Way To stuebenviIIe, O., To Look After Some rromis-
 ing Baseball Mate

Xenia. O., June 1s-President George baseball club. died on the Pennsylvania traln between Cedarville and Xenia Loday at 4:10. He was on his way to cincinnati Gnaccompanied. He was stricken with hemorrhage of the lungs ana August Hermann. of Cincinnati, was notified.
 The body is now in charge of a cor oner of Greene county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
Win in ThIrteenth.

Pittsburg, Pa, June 19-Before the largest crowd that attended a game here this season, Pit1sburg defeated New York in thirteen innings by 8 score of to 1. Both pitchefs were ef- fective. The winning run was made by Barbeau.
 Score by innings: RH.E. Pittsburg 100 0oo 900 900 1-2 12 Q New York l. 900 O01 900 900 o-1 9 3
 Batteries-Wil1is and Gibson; Ray mond and Schlei. Time. 2:30. Empires. O'Day and Emslie.
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Climbers Lose Out
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FREE DIRT.

2,OO0 yards of dirt to be removed at once from High School lot, corner Me DOnOush and Scott Streets.
 ALGERNON BLAIR,
 Contractor.
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no.ton Played Yesterday.

St. Louis. June 19.-After confer ence today between officials of the St. Louis and Boston National League baseball teams. 1t was announced that the death of President Dovey, of the Boston club, would not occasion a post ponement of today's contest here. The decision was taken in order to avoid Interference with the schedules.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
Athens wins Agnl.

Athens Wins Again. Athens. June 1s.-(Special.) )-Athens team today. for the third successive game. defeated the Nashville Amert- cans by a score of 3 to 0. The game was very slow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
CouIdn,t HIt CovnIeakie.

Cincinpati, June 19.-Covaleskie held the locals safely during the entire nine innings of todays game, only one of Griflths men reaching third base. Bases on balls. mingled with errors, hits and outs, gave the Philadelphians their runs, Fromme holding them to two hits. Score:
 R.H.E. Cincinnati. .. .. 900 900 OO0-O 8 i Philadelphia .. 900 101 O00-2 2 1 Batteries-Fromme, Dubec and Mo- Lean; Covaleskie and Dooin. Time 1885 Umpires Rigler and Truby.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
we Repair BnKwnwe.

Every day we have to answer this query. Don't go around with a shah by trunk or hand bag, when little at- tention from our skilled workmen will make it nearly neAv. Try us.
 Gilbert Trunk Company, adv 21S Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago Wins.

Chicago. June 1s.-Chicago won an- other poorly played game from Brook lyn today, 10 to 5. Eleven hits were punched of Wilhelm in three innings, which, with three errors, scored nine runs. Pfeister fell down in the eighth and was pounded for four singles and a double. A pass and a very wild throw netted five scores. Score:
 R,HE. Chicago .....13O GOA 2os-1O IA Brooklyn .o0o 900 o50-5 g 5 helm, Mcintyre and Bergen. Time, 2:00. Empires, Johnstone and Cusack.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
CIaima Roy Thomaa.

New York. June 19.-The Boston National League team today laid claim to Outfelder Roy Thomas. who was yesterday given his unconditional TO- lease by the Pittsburg cflo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20

Harbecue-DaMce-CO 1st Cavalry Band, July s, Pickett Springs. Su-St
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s.II.e Defeats Ho.ton-

St. Louis. Mo, June 1Y-After Huls- witt's error and two hits had allowed Boston to score four runs in the first inning, Sallee held the visitors safe. while St. Louis batted hard and over came the lead.
 Score by innings: R.H.E. Boston ,......... 40V 0OO O0O-4 .
 Batteries-Tucker Kinman and Gra- ham; Sallee and Phelps. Time. 1:30. Umpires, Klem and Kane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
xmwYer Defeats Ranaolph.

Lawier, June is-(speciai.) )--rn a one- sided ball game this afternoon Lawier defeated Randolph with a score of ii to 1. Batteries: Lawler, Langs- ton and Edmondson; Randolph, Scotk and Eaw1er.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
RreRIk Even.

New York. June 19-Washington and New York divided double header to- day. The visitors won the first game to 8. In both contests the home team was out-batted. but In It's victory the hits were punched with Washington's errors
 First game:
 Score by innings: RH.E. Washington ..... oO2 O1O OO4-7 IS 3 New York .. .... 900 300 0o1-4 3 3
 Batteries-Johnson and Street: Ches- bro and Kleinow. Time 1:57. Umpirez. Kerin and Sheridan.
 Second game:
 Score by innings: RHE. Washington ... GOO GOO 02i-3 Ii 4 New York ....... 100 023 OO"-6 q
 Batteries Groom. Altrock and Street; Lake and Kleinow. Time 1:42 Umpires. Sheridan and Kerin
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DELEGATE FABRICS CLEANED.
 Nothing is too delicate for us to clean without fading, and renew it's original freshness. Phone us-NO. I13. Montgomery French Dry Cleaning Co.,, 2O3 Dexter Ave.
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CONFERENCE CLOSES.

If it is good Cleaning and Pressing you want then Stokes Place. adv.
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National Leagwm.

Philadelphia, 2; Cincinnati, o. Pittsburg, 2; New York, .(Thirteen innings.)
 St. Louis, 6; Boston, 4. Chicago. 10; Brooklyn, 5.
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Barbecue-Dance-Co 1st Cavalry Bsads July 5, Pickett Springs. su-Or
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
ssatAern Lesxue

Mobile. {; Montgomery, 8. Little Rock, 4-2; Nashville, 1-1. Memphis, 4; Atlanta. 3.
 Birmingham-New Orleans, rain.
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Boston, ': Philadelphia, 6. Washington, 7-S; New York. 4-6. Cleveland, 3; St. Louis, 2. Detroit. 5; Chicago. 4.
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CIeyeInnd WIna.

Cleveland. O.. June 19-Cleveland de- feated St. Louis in a ten inning game today. Tn the tenth Bemis singled and scored on sacrifices by Lord and Per- ring and Goode's infleld single The fielding of Lord. Turner and Wallace featured the game.
 Score by innings: RH,E Cleveland. ..... 200 900 900 1-3 s } St. Louis . 900 100 01O 0-2 2 ]
 Batteries-Sitton and Bemis: Dineen and CrIRer. Time, 200. Umpires, Egan and Evans.
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American AssOcfatlOn,

American AssOcfatiOn. Minneapolis, 4; Indianapolis, 3. Kansas City, 6; Toledo, 4. St. Paul, 2; Louisville, 1. Columbus. 1; Milwaukee, o.
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National Leaguas Brooklyn at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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GAMES TODAY.

southern League. Birmingham at New Orleans. Atlanta at Memphis.
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Carolina Assoc,atIo,

Anderson, 4-3; Greenville, 2-6. Charlotte, 3; Spartanburg, 0. Greensboro 20: winston Salem, l.
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American League. Detroit at St. Louis. Cleveland at Chicago.
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Waco, 1; Oklahosaa City, 0. Houston. 6-4; Shreveport, 5-o.
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Qouth AtIantlc V.aau,,s

South Atlantic League. Columbus, 5; Columbia, O. Jacksonviiie, 2: Charleston. o. Savannah, 3; Macon. 0.
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Arkansas State League. Fort Smith. 5: Helena, 8. Texarkana, 12; Monroe, II. Hot Springs, 12; Jonesboro, 0.
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Once more the agile scout is on called. but few are chosen. Each SC kee Doodle hike across the classic
 fin search of worthy talent, and jud scouting adventures have been wor ralled and copped in the past might Clarke, Nap Fucker, Trfss Speaker,
 and a few dozen other notable Sons share of the stun tn the Upper Fold.