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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-28
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ELIZABETH, N. J., June 28.-
The score stood % between Eliza
beth and Allentown yesterday
afternoon and several Thousand
fans were filled with excitement
when Elizabeth filled the bases
with two out In the ninth inning.
Danny Mcclellan, a local slugger,
came to bat and drove the ball on
a line over the left field fence.
Martin Mcpherson, a rabid fan,
shouting and gesticulating on the
top row of the bleachers, yelled
In triumph as the ball went out of
sight. Then the baserunners who
had started with the crack of the
bat were sent back and McPher-
son saw that the hit had been
called a foul by the umpire. Nc
Pherson gave a scream of agony,
plunged headforemost from the
height of the bleaehers to the
ground and was carried to hos
pital. Today he IS raving over
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-28
Cecelian Music
Ont In Price
81 to So
PLAYER MUSIC
6Oc
While It Lasts

In this lot there is not only
Cecilian music, but music for
the Apollo, and we have other
makes of player pianos. II
you own player piano or ever
expect to own one you should
see this great assortment of
music for only so cents.
THINK OF 1T. A great many
rolls retail as high as $500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-28

The Tigers are back home again
for another week of baseball. Van
couver Is the enemy this week
and the Beavers are not a SNAP
for any of them. Judging from
the way Tacoma Is going right
now, however, the fans think she
should do better than simply take
the series.
Wednesday will be ladies' day
instead of Friday, as the teams
will play In Vancouver Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-28
Bias eball Fan Goes Mad
Over Umpires DECISION;
Now Raves in Hospita

baseball and is in a precariouf
condition, having burst a blood
vessel,
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MIR. Piano
Buyer

We want you to stop and
reason with us for just a few
minutes. Do you think that
any piano house or any music
company is going to sell you a
piano for less than It costs
them7 Undoubtedly you will
agree with us they will not.
That is why we know we have
no competition and It will only
take us few days to sell this
large stock at these prices. It
is not q question of profit
profit was not considered when
the prices were made. Tayler-
Gardner Company went In tire
hands of the receiver. The
stock was so large 1t has taken
some time to dispose of it.
Now the end has come. and II
is not question of what we
can get for the pianos-it is
question what they will sell for
and Immediately. Every piano
must move in a few days only.
We must vacate this building
and the time Is short.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-28

Yousiff, the Turk wrestler. who
has been trying to flop DIR. Roller
on his back at Seattle, VIII be IN
Tacoma July or 8, and will
wrestle with Andy Martin here
He will come over here this week
to get ready for the match.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
TAFT AS FULLBACK
AFTER MASS PLAY HE REACHES
BALL DIAMOND.
Premideut Becomes One of Many "Old
Gsradsn of Yale-Is Made Gem
ter Of Miniature
Mob.

Boston. Sept. president Taft had
another one of his famous Yale days
today. He became plain "Bill Taft"
again to many OF his old classmates
and college companions. He played
In a golf foursome with three school
mates, got mixed up in a veritable blue
football rush during an after luncheon
reception, and sat through the first
inning of a baseball game played by
former stars OF Yales best teams.
The day was one of entire informal
ity. Luncheon was at the home of
Mr., s. L. whipple. where nearly 400
Yale men gathered. The reception
followed on the whittle lawn. Some
one asked the President for an auto
graph on his menu card. Speedily, a
hundred or more men swarmed about
the President in quest of similar souve-
Mrs.
For fifteen minutes Mr.. Taft was
surrounded by the clamoring throng
and then the Rev. Samuel C. Bushnell,
who was acting as sort OF master
of ceremonies, declared that the only
way to the baseball diamond, several
rods away, lay through the use of a
flying wedge. With some old football
men in front and good interference on
the sides. with DR.. Bushnell and Capt.
Archibald w. Butt, the Presidents
military aide, pushing behind the Pres
ident was sent through the line and
landed safely behind home base on the
baseball field.
President Taft was urged to UNI
pire the contest. Come on, Bill,
pleaded Mr.. Bushnell.
mo. SIR" replied the President; II
value my life too much for such a
Job as that"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
HARRIMAN's CONDITION
DECLARED NOT SERIOUS

Arden. N. Y. Sept. s-After a night
of uncertainty. It was determined
shortly after midnight that e. H. Har.
riman is not In such critical condi'
tion as earlier reports indicted.
party OF newspaper men succeeded
in reaching the Hartman house and
in talking with DR.. Lyle. who said en-
phatically that there was no cause for
alarm and that Mr.. Hartman had had
no change for the worse.
One of Mr.. Hafriman'a cloaeat friends,
who was summoned to the financier's
home today just before Midnight! gave
out the following statement regarding
the sick mans condition:
"Dr. Lyle admits that Mr.. Hartman
il dangerously ILL.," he said. I'VE be-
lieve the mans pluck and strong will
power will pull him through this at
tack, but we recognize that an attack
of acute indigestion such as Mr.. Har-
riman has suffered often proves fatal,
even to a person In strong physical
condition. In the case OF man as
weak as Mr.. Hartman, 1t Is difflcult to
avoid grave consequences. Mr.. Harri-
man is extremely weak. Since Mon
day he has shown considerable i'm
provement, 1t Is true, but he Is now in
such a state as to require constant
nursing and absolute rest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
TIL. SCHMIDT KILLS SELF
IN NEW YORK HOTEL

New York. Sept. IA man who reg
fstered under the name OF T. L.
schmidt, of New Orleans. committed
suicide in the Gilsey House today by
cutting his throat with razor.
Papers found in his effects indicated
that he was a member Of the whole
sale grocery Arm Of Schmidt and Zieg-
Ter. OF New Orleans.
Mr.. Schmidt registered at the Gilsey
House yesterday and soon began to at
tract attention by his erratic actions
Late at night hotel porter found
him In the engine room, whore Schmid,
said he was waiting for the Turkish
bath to Open"
schmidt was persuaded to go to his
room and the hotel physician was sum-
moned. An opiate was administered
and a bell boy was left in the room.
Shortly after o'clock this morning
Schmidt was found to be sleeping
peaceably and the boy was withdrawn
When J. A. Barrett, a lifelong
friend, attempted to call Schmidt on
the telephone today and the calls were
unanswered, the doors were forced and
schmidt was found on the floor dead
No letter or note Of any kind was left
to explain the act.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
THIRST FOR BLOOD
MOB WOULD AVENGE NEsGRO's AS
SAULT ON GIRL.
surround Black FIend I'm swamp and
LynchinR IL Feared-sheriR Has
tens to Scene OF
Crime

Danvilie, Va, Sept. THE negro who
Yesterday afternoon assaulted Miss
Cora Mattox at Lynch's station. has
been surrounded by a posse in swamp
near Level Run. this county. Sheriff
Shelhorse of Pittsylvania, received a
message tonight to hurry to the scene
il he wanted to save the Negroes neck.
A later dispatch from the county seat
states that should the negro be cap
tured he will in all likelihood be
lynched before the sheriff. who is now
enroute TO the scene of the crime to
take charge of the negro. arrives.
Miss Mattox was on her way to a
mail box when attacked and after a
brave fight beat off her assailant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
PEARY Is AWAITED.
Scientists Arc Eager for Details q
Discovery.

Scientists Are Eager for Detaile Of
Discovery.
New York. Sept. while Comman-
der Peary on board his Arctic explor-
alton steamer Roosevelt is on his way
from Indian Harbor. Labrador, to Cha
teau Bay, on the Straits of Belle Isle.
the world awaits anxiously details of
his successful trip to the pole, Of which
he gave information in brief but stir
ring message yesterday rom the In
dian Harbor.
Chateau Bay is the nearest :,oInt to
Indian Harbor. where Commander
Peary can reach telegraph line by
which to tell to the world the story
of his dash to the pole. The Roosevelt
was due at Chateau Bay this morning,
barring accident or delay. and when
Commander Peary reaches there he
probably will send confirmation of his
first message giving the results of his
trip and tell for the first time now he
achieved the goal that has been his
ambition for so many years.
Indian Harbor is connected with the
rest of the world only by wireless tel
eRraph and a full story of the trip
z could hardly be expected from that
distant station. The number OF mes
saEes received from that station both
from Commander Peary and from his
comma MONS on his Arctic voyage snc w
that every effort was made to inform
sager friends and associates of his sue
cess.
The latest word to come across the
ran spanned by the wireless from In
dian Harbor to Cape Ray N. r., was
received today by Herbert L. Sridg-
man, of Brooklyn. secretary of the
Peary Arctic Club OF this city. In this
message Commander Peary requested
Rdr. Bridgman to inform the geograph-
aeal societies throughout the world that
khe Peary Arctic expedition had reach
Dd the pole.
His friends in this city regarded 1t
as Characteristic Of Commander Peary
that he should give the credit OF his
achievement to the club which Gears
his name and which aided him in un-
dertaking his last trip at q time when
his funds were low and assistance was
needed more than ever before.
Gen, Thomas Hubbard. president of
the Peary Arctic Club. today received
the following message from cOmman.
der PeaFY:
slndasn HArbor. via Cape Ray, sepE o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
CLAIMS HE OBEYED
PRIVATE SAYS OFFICER ORDERED
HIM TO FIRE.
Lieutenant Contends to Court That He
Ordered Man to Fire Over
Head OF Fleeing
Private.

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Aieu.enan' - w. W"
vate grover b. Eiam' OF the
18th Infantry, Y. s., on charges OF
mansiaugnter growing OUT OF tne XII
ing OF Private Eowaro w. CouIter' OF
Company D. l1tn manly on
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
PLANNED FATHERS DEATH.


Pottsville, Pa. Sept. IA confess
sion written by George Simon. Jr., who
committed suicide in the presence of
his sweetheart here last week, after
the discovery that his mother had
been murdered. was found today and
besides clearing up the crime. shows
that the young man intended to kill
his father.
Young Simon. in the confession,
says he killed his mother in order to
conceal the fact that he had been sys-
tematically robbing her and his father
since he was 10 years old, until they.
unknown to themselves. had not cent
in the world. He further confessed
that he intended to kill his father with
a Ratchet while he slept and then sat
urate the building with oil and con-
ceal his crime by setting the house
afire.
after the Killing OF my sainted
mother" the confession says. Il re-
pented and tried to consecrate my soul
to God, and 1t was then that 1 deter
mined to spare my fathers life and
take my own"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
COTTON FIRE
In ADMISSION
Lightning Strikes Big
Warehouse.
MANY BALES ARE BURNING
Frank Lee, a Fireman, Sustains
Broken Arm.
Property at Plant of Manufacturing
Company In Valued AZ s4o,-
<t 900 And IL Covered ny

Admission, Sept. 7-(speciaD-The
warehouse of the Admission Manufac-
turing Company. containing 500 bales
Of cotton valued at $4,000 was struck
by lightning this evening and indica-
tons are the fire will rage all night
Everything is being done to save
the bales not already destroyed. A
large number of laborers and teams
have been employed AMI they are
dragging the sound bales from the
fire. keeping the cotton separated as
much as possible.
z While employed In this work. the
arm of Frank Lee. q fireman, was
broken by the collapse Of ladder.
1t will be impossible to estimate the
exact loss before morning. though II
Is said 1t is fully insured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
PITrsBURG STRIKE ENDS.
Company Surrenders and Men VIII Re-
turn


turn,
Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. Peace and
quiet will again reign In McKee's
Rocks. The costly strike. which has
been in progress ffty-three days at
the Pressed Steel Car Company, is over.
The workmen, numbering over 5000,
have won e complete victory. Begin
ming Thursday morning. they will re-
turn to work at the rate of thousand
a day.
While formal action declaring the
trouble at an end will not be taken
until vote. declaring the trouble at
an end. G. A. Wise, chairman OF the
strikers executive committee, stated
tonight that the employees of the big
plant will unanimously decide to return
to work. Practically all the demands
made by the men. he said. have been
granted by the company. The COM
pany, II is said. has promised to pay
the 1907 rate Of wages In about sixty
days.
Among the changes agreed to by the
company are the following;
No Sunday work hereafter; half
holiday on Saturday; the promise OF
an increase In wages; the definite sus-
pension OF T. A. Terrell. chief OF the
company police, and a guarantee that
better conditions are to prevail
throu ghout the big mill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
LYNcHING OF WHITE
MAN IS THREATENED

jackson, Ga. Sept. 7.--Hearfng that
mob was forming to lynch Wood
ford Cargyie. young white man who
yesterday afternoon shot and killed
Ide Price. near this place. officers spir.
tied the prisoner away last night
Cargyle. who is said to have been
drinking yesterday, walked into q
ting and without word Of warning
opened fire on him. Three Of the bull
lets took erect in vital spots and Price
died instantly.
Cargyle was recently acquitted OF
killing o negro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
BISHOP WARD Ill
OF METHODIST PRE-
, LATE Is CRITICAL.
Wa. seixed While on His Way TO YOl<'
ohama, Japan-His Home In
I'm Hamton,
Texas.

Nashville, Tenn. Sept. 7.--Bishop Seth
Ward, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South, whose home is In Ham,
ton, Texas, is critically Ill at Yoko-
hama, Japan, having been taken Ill on
board ship while on his way from
America.
Information of his condition was re-
ceived here today in a cablegram to
DR.. w. r. Lambeth, Missionary Secre-
tary of the church.
Bishop Ward sailed from San Fran
cisco on January 20 to inspect the work
of the church in Japan. China and Ko-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08

LAGRANGE, Ga. Sept. 7-Dr. ]. Nd.
Elliott, condemned to be hanged on
10. for murder. was today
granted a respite until October 4. by
Governor Brown. At Macon, where he
lived for some time. influential citi-
gems are active in the mans behalf.
and from Chattanooga. Eliiotts boy
hood home, came a petition bearing
more than 5000 signatures. Elliott
killed G. L. Rivers, a hotel man of this
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
Ends Life at Church.

Bristol. Tenn. Sept. II. c. WIZ
burn, aged 40 tunnel foreman on rail-
road construction, walked into hard
ware store here today, purchased re-
volver and cartridges and walked TO
the steps of State Street Methodist
Church, two blocks away, and killed
himself. moment before firing the
fatal shot Wilburn drew note book
from his pocket and wrote the address
of his brother In Richmond. Va, and of
his wife in Hawkins county, Tennes-
see. No cause was assigned for the
act
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
LEFEBvRE KILLED WHEN
MACHINE TAKES DROP

Juvisy Sir orge. France. Sept. 7--E.
Lefebvre, the French aviator. has been
killed by a fall from his aeroplane in
which he was practicing over the avia-
ton field here this afternoon.
NJ Lefebvre sustained mortal in
juries when the machine crashed to
the ground. Aid was rendered him.
bat he died soon aEtsgwards.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
TWO TRAINS CRASH
TWO MEN KILLED, FOUR OTHERS
HURT.
Fireman And brakeman Are Victims
Of Rear End Collision on Nor
folk And western in Vir-
Uinfa.

Roanoke. Va, Sept. 1.-TWO men were
killed and four others were more or
less seriously injured tonight in a
rear-end collision between two freight
railway al Rural Retreat. Va.
The dead:
J. s. Moore. fireman, married,
Roanoke.
Charles Byrd, brakeman.
A westbound freight crashed into the
rear OF . local ahead Of 4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
DISREGARD COURTS CHARGE.
Alleged slayers of Revenue Ofiicer are
Acquitted.


Charlotte, N. c.. Sept. robert
and Keith Pritchard, mountaineers,
who, it was alleged, shot and killed
w. w. Honeycutt and wounded Reve-
nue. Officer Garland in Caldwell County
Feb. 2s, last were acquitted today In
the Superior Court at Lenoir. Honey
cult, an alleged moonshiner, had been
arrested by Deputies Garland and
Smith in a remote mountain section
and, handcuffed to Garland, was be-
Ing taken through the forest to Le-
noir, when the Pritchards. who are
brothers of Honeycutt's wife, appeared
on the scene and opened hre, killing
Honeycutt and badly woundins Gar
land.
The Pritchards entered plea of self
defense, but the court eliminated this
faction in the charge to the jury ana
suggested a verdict of first or second
degree murder. The acQuittal was a
surprise.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08

Cincinnati. o.. Sept. with only
light vote polled In the primaries held
In this city today. DR.. Louis Schwab
was nominated without opposition by
the Republicans for Mayor of Cincin-
natl. Democrats named John w. Peck,
q welI-known lawyer, who defeated
former State Senator Alfred M. Cohen
by approximately 1900 votes. Will
liam C. Heron and John w. HERON,
Jr., brothers-in-law of President Tart,
were defeated for Vice-Mayor and Al
dermen. respectively. William Z.
Heron IL a Democrat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
CAUGHT IN LAND TRAP.


-Four Men Arrested i'm WyOming Coal
Land Cases.
New York, Sept. 7.--Georgee W.
Dolly. Rufus Ireland, Wilberforce Suily
ana Frank T. Wells were arrested here
today by United states Marshal Hen
KEEL, charged with conspiracy in de-
frauding the Government out of 1850
acres of coal lands In Lander, wyo.
The prisoners were arraigned before
United states Commissioner Gilrisch.
and all gave $1,000 bail for examina-
ton.
sully Is a lawyer and is Vice-Pres-
ident and director of the American
Malt Corpration. which has capital
OF $40, 900. 900, and is also chairman OF
the Board of Directors of the Ameri-
can Mating Company, with a capital
stock of sI5,00O,O0O. Both companies
have their offices in New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
JOHNSON AGAIN WINS.
Three-Cent Fare Man May BE Elected
Cleyeland's Mayor.

Cleveland's Mayor.
Cleveland. o.. Sept. 7.-Incomplete
returns indicate that Tom L. Johnson.
three times Mayor OF Cleveland, was
renominated for that position on the
Democratic ticket at the primary cleo
ton held here today. Herman C..
Baehr is the probable Republican nom-
inee for the same position. A heavy
vote was cost by both sides.
Members of the City Council who
have favored Mayor Johnson's 3-cent
street car fare plan and who are seek
Ing denomination are all believed to
be beaten.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
BIG DAMS GIVE WAY
IRRIGATION PROJECT IN SOUTH
WEST MEETS DISASTER.


Albuquerque. N. NJ. Sept. THE
Blue Water Development company's
dam, one of the largest private irriga-
ton projects in the Southwest. owned
largely by Chicago capitalists and the
zuni dam, a government project both
near Gallup. N. NJ. broke loose today.
Ten miles of the Sante Fe track is re-
ported washed out and thirty-five
under water. No loss of life is report
ed. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
n.enrh of weddings.

Etherwood, La, Sept. 7.-TWenty-
nine couples married within twenty
four hours was the matrimonial rec
ORD established here with the end of
coming TO Estherwood to inauGurate
= movement for new Catholic
Church, found many betrothed pairs
waiting and little time. for a period.
other than for tho performance Of
wedding ceremonies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08

Avalon, Cal, Sept. 7.--While fishing
of San Clements Island. L. C. Murphy,
Of Converse, Ind, landed swordhsh
nine feet, seven inches long. weighing
1913 pounds and armed with two ana
n half foot sword. The sword fish put
up A night, leaping out of the water
twenty.seven times and charging the
launch
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
DEATH LIST FIXED
AT 5000 IN MEXICO

Mexico City, Sept. Tit is believed
by the authorities that the casualties
in Northern Mexico from the recent
nood1 will not be less than 5000.
President Brown. Of the National
Railways. says the damage Is the worst
in the history Of the republic. The
monetary loES TO the railroads 10 ei-
ready pia0sd 81 e2ooo.oeo and may b
douele@ -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
Hn.hnnd nnd WIG Iniurea.

New Orleans. Sept. 7.-After beating
his wife over the head with bottle
late last night. Joseph Labouyere
stumbled out OF the doorway OF ms
Some and received injuries almost
identical with those which he infliot'
ed He and his wife were taken to
the hospital in the same ambulance
They will recover.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
prohlng COMMITTED to Meet

Atlanta, Sept. THE committee ap-
pointed by the recent Legislature to
Investigate the sensational charges
made against officials Of the Georgia
Insane Asylum at Milledgeville. yea
terday announced that 1t would con-
yene there November to begin an
inYeatigation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08

San Juan, p. r.. Sept. 1.-TWO repre-
sentatives sent here by President
Gomez of Venezuela are watching for
the possible landing OF ex-President
Castro. They say that O large reward
will be given to any one submitting
information of an attempt by General
Castro to land at Porto Rico or the
adjacent islands.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
MAKE TORPEDO TARGETS.
Eight Barges Will Form Point
VFIAfflIa'a Attack.

Norfolk, Va, Sept. with thick
weather and a wind Of only six milef
from the south. the Atlantic battieship
and cruiser fleet had poor conditions
today for their target work.
From the navy yard today It was
announced that eight new stationary
large barges were being constructed
for use by the Schroeder rect durlhs
the remainder of the practices and
maneuvers in these waters. The at
tempt will be to blow up these targets
by torpedoes. shot out from the
torpedo boats under rough water con-
dItion6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
Had Retired From Firm.

New Orleans, Sept. I.--Theod0re L
Schmidt, who committed suicide today
In New York, was q prominent busi-
ness man of New Orleans.
Mr.. Schmidt several years ago sold
his interest in the firm OF Schmidt and
ZeIgler. OF which his father was one
of the founders. and embarked in busl-
ness for himself, specializing in sugar
and other commodit His friends
here attribute the suicide to despond-
ency, brought about by financial re-
verses.
He leaves a widow and one child
Directions have been wired to New
York to ship the body to New Orleans
this afternoon.