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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
Crackers Are Stopped
game scheduled between Memphis and Mobile. September 2. must be played.
NEWS or oEoRoIANA.
Citisens are ArDused to Importance of
 Education.

E0mc0tHom.,
 Georgiana, Sept. s.--tSpecial. )- Georsiana is still working along the line of progress and education.
 There Is considerable talk relative to the feasibility of organizing a new school at this place. At one time Georgiana had two splendid schools. and the prospects are fine for another one In the near future if the plans being manipulated are carried out.
 There is considerable opposition to the constitutional amendment for pro hibition. While there are some here who advocate 1t. there are several who do not.
 Farmers from different sections of the county of Butler say they think 1t best to let well enough alone. and go no further by putting 1t in the con- stitution, as 1t would not make the bill any more effective. and that 1t is useless and unnecessary to do SO.
 The cotton and corn crop in this vicinity is almost a complete failure |. Some of the cotton Is hardly worth picking. and the corn will do we'll to make @ half crop.
 Peas. potatoes and other crops will do we'll.
 Mfr. Burton Is beginning the erection of a new residence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
GAMES TODAY.
Southern Le

Southern League. Mobile at Montgomery. (doubl header.) New Orleans at Atlanta, Little Rock at Nashville. ASmphis at Birmingham
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
nrust Play Scheduled Game

Memphis. Tenn. Sept. S-(Special.)- President KavanauRh has wired Presi- dent Coleman. of Memphis. that the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
KIDNAPPnRs ARE HELD.

Topeka, Kan. Sept s--Mrs. J. O. Barclay, Frank H. Tillotsen. J. N. Gentry and David Gregg were arraign- cd before Judge Simon in the City Court here today on the charge of kid- mapping Marian Bleakley. the incuba- tor baby.
 The owner and drivers of the auto mobiles in which the child was car ried away identifed Mrs. Barclay and Gentry. who with the others were bound over to the district court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
STEAMER MAKES RECORD.

Pensacola, Fla. Sept. S-(Special. J. Tweny-two days from Newcastle-on- Tyne to Pensacola, Is the record of the British steamer August Belmont owned by the Louisville and Nash vile Railroad. which arrived here this afternoon.
 This clips four days from the record heretofore held by freight steamers for the voyage and had not the cap tain ordered speed slowed down 6 still better record could have been made.
 Ridley is Fined.
 Robert Ridley contractor. was fined sI0 and costs today for leaving an ex- cayation open where he had removed a quantity of material in street grad ing.
 The excavation was on East Jack son Street and last night Sherif Van Pelt and a friend, in driving hurrIedly out the street. went into the hole. both be- ing painfully injured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
Chicago Geta Roth

St. Louis. Mo, Sept. S-Chicago took both games of double header from st, Louis today. the first by a score of 4 to and the second four to nothing. The visitors hit Powell in the seventh for three runs. Walsh pulled himself out of tight place in the eighth out. The second game was easy for the Chicago players. who hit Bailey when hits meant runs. Scores: First game:
 RHE. Chicago .. .....10 900 300-4 10 1 St. Louis .... 900 000 11O-2 10 3 Batteries--Walsh and Payne; Powell and Stephens. Time 1:40. Umpire OLoughlin.
 Second game; Chicago .... 1000 POI 1oO-4 6 Batteries-Sutor and Sullivan; Bailey and Criger. Time 1:34. Umpire OLoughlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
SHOOT AT sEAGxRr.

Seagirt, N. J., Sept. s.-Rinemen from the United States Marine Corps and the cavalry branch of the regular army carried of the honors today at the tri-State tournament. The marines took the McAlpine match while ca- valryman won the midrange match of the Pennslvania Rife Association.
 The McAlpine match was at 200. 500 and 1000 yards and the winning score was 1.063.
 The mid-range watch was an indi- vidual competition, ten shots at 500 yards. Capt. A. c. Nissen. United States Cavalry. won with score of fifty out of a possible fifty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
News of rlenaten.

FiomAton, Sept. s--(Speciaf)--Mrs John Snieder of Bowling Green, Ky, is visiting her mother, Mrs. William Townsend.
 Carey Hubbard has returned from visit to Milton, Fla.
 Miss Tiny Sue McWilliams Is visit ing friends here.
 Mrs. Viola Quigley left a few days ago to begin her school work in Mill ton. Fla.
 Mrs. Will Sowell and two children of Bay Minette. are the guests of Mrs M. J. McCurdy.
 Rev. Mir. Schofner will fill his regu- lar appointment at the Methodist Church next Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
COTTON MANUFACTURE.
Marked Incrense is shown by secre-
 tary Hester.


 New Orleans. Sept. s.--The manufac- turing of cotton products in various sections of the country during the past season has shown a marked increase, according to figures presented by Sec4 retary Hester. of the New Orleans Cot ton Exchange.
 In his annual report on the cotton crop of 1S08-0e. Mir. Hester says;
 "The awakening from the gloom and depression of last year has been complete and not only has every pre- vious record of consumption been sur passed but the tendency Is, towards rec newed activity in the increase of spiu- dles. In the North and East the in- dustry Is in a satisfactory condition. especially with reference to the mills spinning the finer yarns. several large mills are in process of erection and many already established are en- larging their facilities for making fine goods. In the South the spindles in active mills have been increased by a16,g06 and there are over one-haif million new spindles in course of erection"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
New YorIx-Brooklyu.

New York. Sept. s-New York broke even with Brooklyn in double header today. The home teams victory was due In great measure to the splendid lin. In the second game the Brook. lyns batted Ames heavily and he wac poorly supported. Scores:
 Frist game:
 Brooklyn .... 1000 0o1 14o-s 4 New York .... .003 02O 101-7 1 Batteries-McIntyre and Bergen: Umpires Rigler and Kane
 Second game:
 R. H. E. Brooklyn. ....o2o oO1 osO-s i2 , Batteries-Hunter. Bell and Mar. shall; Ames and Schlei. Time I:57. Umpires Kane and Rigler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
Pittahurr Licked Ann,.

Pittsburg. Sept. s.--Chicago's bat ting rally in the ntnth inning coupled With ,I,toa. costly error by Miller gave the marked the game. catch by Schultz Running far out into rightfeid. the reached out and caught Miners hit that would have gone for home run. The game was also remarkable for Every close decision was the subject of dispute, Stanley, who was coaching for the visitors being put of the neld insistant on his tax. 'o'
 Chicago scored two runs in the sec ;d, o1d inainEi,t S1 Chance e,tcbasS singled stein; players play Aa moving wi H up base on % Tinksrs SSss single. and both scoring on a wild throw to the plate by Abstein.
 the "T ninth ns after schuits hsG Gp0fsG fs1nsG sG Chance singled to center and went to third on steinfeldts hit to right Koff- t0 wakfS Msr Wo no fsa YamSiss sns; tha TP Ss Chance scoring and Tinker being safe at first. Archer singled. scoring Stein feldt. Rofsman was 9sr caught tH & at the EimmneGman flied to Leach.
 Pittsburg tied the score in the fourth innlng Wsgntert Sgnt to was sscdnt hit bX a Miller secured a pass. Both runners moved up a base on Abstein's sacri- flee and scored when Wilson singled 'o Gibson today tied the worlds record for the number of consecutive games Sormance of Zimmerman. who, while piaYinT for Cleveland in 1890 caught iii games in succession.
 p,S.spvrs ScTre: 900 200 0O0-2 rhtnaSn rhttIsDu1e O2O 900 O02-4 !
 BatteriesLcamnnitz r,9a Snd .o GibsSn sfn: Brown and AaTms' nd KIem. -"' "N'-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
HARNESS RACES.

Hartford. Conn. Sept. s.-Small fields for the closing day of the Grand Circuit racing at Charter Oak dimin-
 The Eel won the free-for-an pace, and the purse of sl.0Oo. the best time being 2:03 1-4. The only opponent to The Eel was the New Haven mare.
 In the 2:0s pace. Ella Ambulator and King Cole went four heats for first money, but the mare was too fast for her company except the first heat.
 The ban on pool selling. looked upon as having diminished the interest this season. many horsemen declining to ship their horses here after having
 Summarizes;
 2:os pace. purse. sl.ooe; three in Ella Ambulator. b. n.. Ambu-
 lator-Elia Eddy (Mur- king & Cole. D. h. ipodi.ei::::i 2
 2:l0 trot, two in three:
 Carroll. b. g.. McAdams- -Caracalla, Demarest. b. g.. (Geersj ..........2 : Inner Guard, b. g.. tT. Murphy ..4 ?
 Rafies. wilkes Son, Ward M. finish ed as named. Time, 2:09 If: 2:0s 1-2.
 Free for all. purse, sl.00o.
 The Eel, D. h., Gambolier.Belle Bed Aiieen Wilson. bIf. m.. tCoxj ....3
 Time. 2:06 Ia; 2:03 1-4.
 To beat 2:14 1.2--Lasell drove Mo- Dougah a mile In 2:14.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
Black Hand Murder.

PIqua, O., Sept. S.-What is believ- ed to be a Black Hand" murder was unearthed today when the dead body of Giuseppi Casemento. an Italian, 6C years of age. was found in the hovel where he lived alone. The head had been cleft open with a sharp instru. ment. No money was found on the body or in the room. The authorities are Investigating
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
DIAMOND MAKES BOND.
old Man Who Assaulted James Feeny
 In Mobile.

Mobile. Sept. y.-tSpecfaL)--John Diamond. held in the police station for several days charged with stab ping James Feeny. was today released on bond following Feeny's release from the hospital. where 1t is stated he will recover from the wounds.
 Diamond is a very old man and Confederate veteran.
 IL Is said that Feeny wili not pros- ecute the case against Diamond but will ask a dismissal of the case as soon as he can attend court.
 Feeny was cut by Diamond during a drunken row several days ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
Extrn Trial Term.

Albany. N Y.. Sept. S.-Upon appli- cation of Attorney General o'Malley, Governor Hughes today appointed an extraordinary trial term of the Su- preme Court to be held In New York county october {, Justice Charles E. Wheeler, of Buffalo, presiding. Four indictments against the American Ice Company will be taken up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
Col. '. B. Erharat Dead.

New York, Sept. s.-Joel Benedict Ehradt. president of the Lawyers sure- tv Company, died early today from heart failure in his room at the Union League Club, Mir. Erhardt served through the civil war attaining the rank of Colonel He was United States Marshal for the Southern District of New York in 1ss3-1SS4; Police Com
 missioner in 1884. Collector of the Port Of New York from 1SSS-1S93. and was an oficer or director of the State Trust Company, the Bowery Savings Rank and other financial corporations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
Fred CIarIke Arreated.

PittsburF Sept. 6.-On a charge of assault and battery Fred Clarke, man ager of the Pittsburg National League baseball club. was arrested yesterday. He later furnished bail for a hearing before Justice Russell. of Bridgeville, Pa. Thursday. The Information was made by Casper P. Mayer. of Bridge vile. brick manufacturer. who al- leRes Clarke pushed him down a con crete stairway at Forbes Field Mon day afternoon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09

Port Eads, Sept. S.--Arrived: Steam Nrs-Karen. (Nor) Pedersen. Port Li- mon; Thelma. (Nor.) Gram. Vera Cruz and Tampico; Red Cross, GET ) Green burg, Penambuco via St. Lucia: Win fired, Jenkins. Port Arthur with barge MinG0
 Sailed: Steamsrs-Appomatt (Br.) Rathburn. Greenock; Suningdale. (Br) Lindermann. ProgreBSo; M. F. I. Luckenbach. Harvey. Galveston; Pa rismina, (Br) Nader. Bocas dol Toro via Belize. Port Barrios and Port Li- mon; Catalina. (Span.) Zobaran. Bar celona. Cadiz. Alicante and oporto via Havana; Comus. Boyd. New York: City of Mexico, (Nor.) Henricksen. Vera Cruz and Tampico; Ilpismonte, (Ital.). Martini, Rotterdam via Nor folk; Arkadia. Grifnths. Porto Rico: IItstein, (Nor) Olsen. Puerto Cortez; Tug-Security Haley Sabine with barge Sabine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
D-.I n..x NIIHlOCTS xAuGIOA OuI Wallace JE
PELICANS WIN FIRST
ATLANTA HAS soGGY FIELD FOR
 CAME.
Billy Smith Ordered From GrouDAs For Disrespect to His Umphs h NintA--Persena1 Diff-
 culty Averted.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept, s-New Orieans beat Atlanta this afternoon on c field that had been made boggy bY show- afternoon. There was little life to the game until the ninth inning when Umpire Fitxsimmons ordered Man ager Smith from the grounds because in the game and umpire right" After the game was over the two men ap- peared about to fight when otto Jor-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09

Summary-Three base hit. Neigh bors Sacrifice hit, Larsen. Stolen bases. Henline, Yancey, Daubert Struck out, Dickson. 2: Dick, 6. Base on balls, Dickson, 2; Dick, 2. Passed ball, o'Leary. Time 1:55. Umpire
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
THEM POOR DUBs"
TURTLES TAKE CLOSE GAME IN
 BIRMINGHAM.
Henline Makes Great Running Back ward One Handed Cafeh-Nefgh- bors wins For BabhIers By Driving Nasty Texas
 UAaRuNF.

Birmingham, Ala. Sept. s-In the fourth inning with two on bases. a Texas leaguer off the bat of Neigh bors took e bad bound in right and went for three bags. This decided the game There were no special features other than e remarkable running back ward enchanted catch by Henline of drive off the stick of Cranston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
NgcEarIand Tu TraInInv.

New Orleans. Sept. S.-Packy Mo- Fariand. the Chicago lightweight. ar rived here last night to commence ac- tive training for his 20 round fight September 19. It will be one of the few sunday fights ever held here and will take place at the West Side Ath- Iatio Glnb
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PhiIadelphia Take. rwo

Boston. Sept. s.-Hard-hitting won both games for Philadelphia from Bos- ton today. the first by a score of 6 to 2, and the second 5 to 3. The only feature of the days play was the bat Covaleskfs pitching in the second con- test.
 First game: RHE Philadelphia 200 010 12o-6 I2 2
 Batteries-Corridon and Dooin; Fer. guson and Graham. Time. 1:65. Um- pire, Emslie.
 Second game: RHE Philadelphia . ...400 0l0 OOO-5 I2 2
 Batteries-Coveleski and Dooin: Moore. Mattern and Shaw. Time, l:42. Umpire. Emlslie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
ELECTION IN CLEVELAND.
Tom Johnson Will Be Opposed By Her
 man Bahr.


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 Cleveland, O., Sept. S.-Complete re- turns from the 297 election precincts in the city today fully establish last nights predictions that the opposing candidates for Mayor this fall will be Tom L, Johnson. Democrat. who has held the office four consecutive terms. and Herman c. Bahr, Republican, who is serving his third term as County Recorder.
 Much dissatisfaction was expressed today over the first trial of the state ~'de Bronson primary law. For the in the history of Ohio both
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
v.ternua In Parade.

q, Utisa; tbs e. N A. R. R. members ana sR-conS e
 oY s0Ssrs ns 1 sss o s StY Ssts at ne Eort Fisher. was one Of the most interestinr demonstrations ever pre- sented in Utica atts the as as. ws5s Sns ess var raIiaS Gnvernor Hughes, Senator Root Root Vice President Sherman snd General Curtis will make addresses
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
GYGLI HAS TONsILITIs.
Illness May Rob Birmingham Player Of
 Record.

Record.
 Birmingham, Sept. s-(Speciai.)-- Frank Gygli. Birmingham's second baseman. on account of touch of ton sllitis, which has sent him to bed. may be robbed of the honor of leading the league in stolen bases.
 Henline Is now tied with the second baseman and will beat him out if his illness continues for the remainder of the season.
 F. P. Coleman, president of the Memphis club. Is In the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
(,ohh,. TroubIe Adjuated.

Detroit, Sept. S.-The Detroit NeWs says this afternoon that Ty Copp, Euclid Hotel and President Navin' of the Detroit baseball club. who had conference over the long distance tel- ephone. and that there will be no prosecution of Cobb
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
Money Coming In.

One thousand dollars of the S10.o00 subscribed for the Masonic Home was received yesterday in bunch. A large part of the amount has been paid in. and the committee in charge of the subscriptions will begin to canvas for the balance needed in about a week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
Chance Is suapended.

ports here today Manager Chance and Shortstop Tinker. of the Chicago Ma tional League team. have been fined count of their dispute with Umpire Klem during the game yesterday. Ev- CTS, the second baseman. was suspend ed yesterday for three days
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
CLASHES IN TEXAS.
Cattiemen are Opposed to Stringent
 Rufes.

Rules. . Ft. Worth. Texas. Sept. S.--Adviees received here today indicate that war has broken out among Oklahoma cat tlemen and Federal inspectors. over stringent rules which cattlemen de- clare are pushed to extremes. causing them heavy loss.
 Stockmen are refusing to submit to rules and several clashes are reported. Similar difficulties developed 6 week ago In Western Texas among stock men and inspectors, the result of which the State Association of Stock men has taken the m7tter to Govern ment authorities.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
American Learua

Washington. 8; Boston, 6. Detroit. {; Cleveland. I. St. Louis, 20; Chicago, IA. Philadelphia, g.; New York, (.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09

summary-Two base hit. Hess Sacrifice hit, Newton. Barr; schriver Bartley. 1: by Hess, 2. Time 1885. Empires Carpenter and Fitzsimmons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09

Galveston, Texas, Sept. s.-Arrived: 1: Steamers-El Norte. Maxon. New York; Fl Paso. Knowles. New York Matteawan, (Br.) Simpson, Vera Cruz
 Cleared: Steamers-Sabine, McIn- tosh. New York: Eldorado. Nelson. New York; Dictator (Br1, Harris. Liverpool; Cayo ManZanillo. (Br.) Cowdy. London and Hull; Santurce. Poker. San Juan. Aguadilla. Maya Kuese and Ponce Gall sailed).
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
Robbers in a Bank.

Chippewa Falls. Wis. Sept. s-Three robbers blew open the safe in the State Bank of Downing. Wis. forty miles west of here. today. securing a small amount of cash.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
Racing Dates At Louisville

Iexington, Ky. Sept S.-The Ken- lucky State Racing Commission today dates fer a faii race meeting from september Ss to October 9, inclusive. LexinRton did not apply for fall rac- ing dates and Latonia asked TOT no
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
station Agent sentenced !.

Union, S. C.. Sept. s.--J. F. Morris. recently Southern Railway and express agent at Santuk, this county. today pleaded guilty to breach of trust and forgery and was sentenced to eighteen months in the state penitentiary. Nor ris home formerly was in Montvaie. ".
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09

Summary-Struck out. by Kellum, 1; by Hart, 3. Base on balls, off Kellum, 3. Sacrifice hit, Hart, Kellum, Hoey |. Stolen base Jones. Hit by pitcher, Flood, Seigle. Two base-hit, Jones. Casey. Double play. Grandy (unas- sisted). Passed ball, Casey, Time. 1:34. Empires. Pfenninger and O'Brien.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
COUNTRY IS AROUSED. Pursuit of Negroes Who Attacked Tsv'
 GiElm. @.

Huntington, W. Va, Sept. s.-The posse has not yet captured the two ne- Troes, Jim Greet and Jerry Lick. who made an attempt at criminal assault on three white girls yesterday.
 The entire county near here is arous- cd and 1t Is almost certain a lynching win take place if the negroes are cap- tured
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
Knox in Washington.

Washington. Sept. s-Secretary of State Knox spent the day at the State Department. He came to the city from New England where he re- gently has been in conference with President Taft.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
VOLUNTEERS LOSE
OLD MAN HART tTN GAMEn
 THROUGHOUT.
Play Characterised by ListIess Work Nashville Being Handed Shut Out by Finn's Little
 Rock Bunch.

Nashville. Sept. s.--Little Rock. 4; Nashville, 0. Is the result of a game here today. characterized by listless playing. Hart's performance was one of the exceptions. He was ''in the game" at all times. a contrast to the showing made by Kellum.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
Tlm Murnin bend.

Denver. Col, Sept. s.-Tim Murnin. one of the best known racing men in the country, died yesterday at his home in tho lodge at Overland Park from complication of diseases Mur- min trained and drove the great trot- ter CFesceus
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09

Send orders for Montgomery Beer to the GrefI Trading Co.,, Pensacola, Fla. $500 per eask of 10 dos. pints. F. O. B. Pensacola. tu-thu-sa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
TutwIIer Getn Cun.

Tate Spring. Tenn. Sept. e-(Spe- al)-The silver cup of this weeks golf tournament of Tate Spring Golf Club. was won this afternoon by Major E. NJ. Tutwiler. of the Birmingham Country Club. E. Burdette McManus of the Knoxville CounrY Club making the next best score. The contest was de- cided on the last hole.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Southern.

Montgomery-Mobile, rain.
 New Orleans, {; Atlanta, 9. Little Rock. 4; Nashville, 0. Memphis, 8; Birmingham, 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
WATEI v 5<-An
 [ -,l A..i.9l.ll FA

Shor tHt a- terday c De V on D .,.. front ~tis.. the Ef
 breakih' alton anu r-tL walk to the D..
 The city department .-. ter supply of two blocks. stopping . flow. and put gang of city convicts and pipemen to work making repairs.
 The break was repaired shortly af- ter midnight, but it will be some days oetore the paving is relaid. The water supply will be furnished to those blocks cut off temporarily.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
AfhIafica Win.

Philadelphia, Sept. S-In a hard hit ting game here today, Philadelphia won from New York. to 6. Bender. who famed ten batsmen in the first six in- nings, was hit for six sIngles in the sixth inning and was take out of the box in the seventh inning, while War. hop was knocked of the rubber in the sixth inning. Collins winning the game in this inning with a home run drive, which also scored Heitmuller.
 Score by innings: R. H. E. adelphia .... 102 o22 10s-8 II Q New York ...... 100 0O5 00O-S II 5
 Batteries Bender, Dygert and Thom- as and Livingstone; Warhop. Quinn and Sweeney. Time, 2:10. Umpires, Egan and Sheridan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
Milwaukee Gets stower..

Mssstt7aukee. Sept. e.--Pitcher Stow CTS. Of the Knoxville Tenn. team was today signed by the Milwaukee Ameri- can Association baseball club
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
BostIn WIna.

Washington. Sept. 8.-Washington batted Hall hard today,but could not get many of the hits at critical points. Bos- ton batted timely and with the assis- tance of costly errors won out by the score of to 3.
 Score: R.H. F. Washington 200 900 100-3 13 5
 Batteries-Smith and Reisling and Street; Hall and Donohue. Time, 2:O7 Umpires, Kerin and Connolly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09

New Orleans. La. Sept. S-Cleared: Steamers-Utstein, (Nor.). Olsen. Puer- to Cortsz: Orleanian. (Br.l. MaVullo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09

Send us your orders for schlitM BeeR. Ten dOsen to eask, e10.50 F. O. B. GRTEL TRADING CO, Pensacola, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
National I,eawue
American Associatio

Pfttsburg, g.; Chicago, 4.
 Boston, 2-3; Philadelphia, Is. New York, 7-3: Brooklyn, s-s.