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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
E. F. ENsLEN TALKS.
Discusses Suit Against Rieh New Yort


 Men.
 Birmingham. Sept. 1o.-(special.)- Eugene F. Enslen. when seen Friday discussed his suit in New York for an accounting by W. B. Somerviile and L.. A. May.
 "The facts as given in the Associ- ated Press are correct in Feference to the suit" he said.
 MT. Somerville has retired from bus mess, residing in New York, and is very wealthy. Mfr. May Is at the heao of the England Investment Company of New York and London. most successful concern. Both men are we'll known in Birmingham.
 Mir. Ens1en went into partnership with Mir. May a few years ago and ac- cording to the best information most successful business was transact ed in the metropolis.
 About a year ago Mir. May spent day or two in Birmingham, being er route to Mexico where he had large interests.
 Mir. somerville for years was secre- tary of a local building and loan as- sociation.
 Lewis A. May for many years was 6 resident of Birmingham and has many relatives and friends here. For the past several years he has been en- gagged in business in New York. where he has amassed large fortune.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
BALDWIN COUNTY NEWS.
Mass Meeting at Bay Ainette Against
 Amendment.

Mass Meeting at Bay Mfnette Against
 Amendment.
 Bay Minette. Sept. 10.--{Special. J. Bills have been posted about in con- spicuous places In this town for the purpose of drawing a crowd at the spe- cial meeting at the County Court House Monday evening.
 This bill Is as follows:
 Mass meeting at the Court House Monday night. September IS. at 8 p. rn., to select delegates to so to Montgom- cry on September f5 to represent Bald- win County In the conference to be held there then to oppose the con- stitutional amendment. placing prohi- bition in the Constitution and takinR away from the people that bulwark of their liberties which guarantees them to be secure in their homes from unreasonable searches and seizures.
 Hon. Jules Afford of Mobile, Hon. Frank Stone. Leslie Hall and Repre- sentative s. c. Jenkins will address the meeting and also others. All beats in the county are invited to send . representative and the public general- ly are invited to attend"
 At this meeting 1t is expected that a great deal of enthusiasm will be aroused, as the fight between the two elements here has been warm.
 Notices have been posted concerning the building of a new road in the county. The matter will be brought up at the November term of court of the County Commissioners. and sppli- cation made.
 The road proposed will be third grade and will be in the first com missfoners' district. starting at Little River at Joiner's Landing. thence to Serange Postofice. thence to Mt. Pleas- ant and the Atmore public road in Es- cambia County. The road is needed and will probably be made.
 A class of about a dozen candidates will be initiated into the Palmetto Club Saturday evening. A banquet will be held soon after in honor of the new members. .-..
 J. H. Sloss, on behalf of the pro- posed telephone line between this place and Stockton, made several visits to the latter place this week and has announced that the contract has been closed for the telephone system. ThiG will give Bay Minette direct connec- tlon with Stockton. and other towns aS far north as Mount Pleasant. A con- nection will be made with the ex- change of this place. giving free ser vice to all subscribers.
 The following is the list of officers of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Fair Association: Mrs. D. c. Byrne, Chairman; Mrs. E. c. Miller and Mrs J. c. Mcleod. Vice-C -Chairmen. and Mrs. James A. Carney Secretary and Treas urer. Indications are that the supper to be given here this evening will be a decided success.
 The junior baseball team of this place has scheduled a doubie-header ball game with the Brewton Junior on the local ball lot Saturday afternoon The two teams are bitter rivals and the game will be a hot one.
 The merchants here have become very much wrought up about the rigid en- forcement of some of the city ordl- nances recently, and 1t Is probable that a petition will be started shortly for the repeal of some obnoxious bills.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
Second Game |.

Bliss was pitching a phenomenal game in the second, though he had played g. hard game in left field in the first af. fair Thornton's hit in the second and Sentells in the third were the only hits made off him up to the sixth. Hickman was pitching great ball. and Shannon's hit fin the second round and Bliss in the fifth were the only hits made off him.
 In only one round was Hickman off in his control, but that was enough for a Montgomery run and it looked as If the game was cinched. With two gone in the second Pope was hit by the ball and Hickman walked Bliss. Shannon soaked one to left and Pope registered.
 Thornton hit clean again in the sixth and Cocash sacrificed him to second. Greminger got Wagner's fly and with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
NE.n,toha F1ela TriaIs

Winnipeg, Man, Sept. 1O.-rhe all age stake in the Manitoba field trials at Ar maud was completed last evening.
 H. D. Edwards of Cleveland, Ohio. won the first and third with the Pride of White stone and Miss Queenie, both handled by John Dexter. new man on the grounds.
 Second place went to Cawley's Pride. one of the Babcocks string, which was also handled by a beginner, John Hunt, Mis- sissippi boy.
 and few complaints were made.
 The derby started this morning with an entry list of Twenty-Five.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11

Phlladelphia. Sept l0.-Ihat the PhiIa- delphIa National League Club owners be- Iieve they committed mistake recently when they refused to ratify the Donlin- Magee-Murray deal is said to be indicated by their efforts to arrange another deaI. lt is asserted that a settlement waH made with Murray this week by which he gives at the close of the season. HiH successor is said to have been chosen but his name is kept 6 secret. Offers of a substantial National LeaRue clubs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
JOHNSON WILL
 FIGHT FOR MONEY

Pensacola. Fla, Sept. 1o.-tspecial.) W. L.! Johnson. the hotel clerk wht was wiiled ss.ooo by J. W. southalI who 1t Is claimed now was none othe, than George E. Wells. proposes to ngh the claim of the La Porte. Ind. bank. that the money was held in trust for Southall or Wells. and upon his death was to so to an orphanage.
 An attorney today wired the bank representing Johnson laying claim 70 the money and submitting ahidavits made by Southall that 1t was his cor rect name.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
sOLLIE AT ABBEvILLE.
Oxark Man Speaks For The Amend
 ment.

Abbevilie, Sept. 10-(Special)-A large crowd assembled at the court house last night to hear Hon. Mike Sollie of Ozark speak in behalf of the amendment.
 Mir. Sollie spoke for about one hour and a half and aroused much enthusi- asm. He discussed 1t from & legal point of view and gave reasons for not having penalties in the Constitution. He next discussed 1t from an economic and from a moral standpoint. Every phase of the subject was gone into.
 Mir. Sollie is a very effective speak CT and many think that he made friends for the amendment. The speech was enthusiastically appIauded whenever some terrific arraignment of the liquor traffic was made.
 At the conclusion of the meeting a good many went inside the railing and the speaker.
 MT Sollie was introduced by Dr. C. J. owens. chairman of the prohibition campaign committee, for Henry county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
TRAIN wRECKERs BUSY.
Make Several Attempts e Ditch Pass
 @engers Near Admission.

ME1B&E4 NG6E ABmt8A00s
 Anniston. Sept. 10-- tSpecial.) --No developments have followed the inves- tigation of the attempted wrecking of the Southern freight and the firing from ambush upon Section Foreman Wh heeless. near Bynum, Wednesday night. but it was learned today that this was not the first attempt oe this kind.
 heavy freight train ran over what appeared to be a piece of iron laid across the track about three miles this side of Bynum, near Eulaton, and the engine was all but deraiied.
 The occurrence was reported. and Section Foreman wheeless. of Bynum. went out to the scene. While search ing for the cause of the snake-up, he was fired at by someone though the aim was not good enough to do dam age,
 It is said that the westcound Birm- ingham special was almost derailed near this point about two weeks ago railroad spike having been placed across one rail. -.-----'s-a----~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
GuNs Tie Second

s.. T. senteIl. an old citizsn and Con- federate veteran, now almost so years of age. lies at his home in one of the Weodstock cottages. on Noble Street.
 Just before noon Thursday. I. K. Mckenzie. better known as "Curley," was also stricken, as he sat on the front porch of his cottage at s21 Noble Street, though not % severely as was Mir. Sentell Curiey had a few days ago suffered an attack and later on an other. the one yesterday making the third.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
SOCIETY IN LUvERNE.
Miss Brickeu Entertain. fer Miss
 Parks

Parks.
 Luverne, Sept. 10.-(Speeial. )-The handsome home of Colonel and Mrs, R. c. Briclxen was the scene of much mirth and gayety when their beauti- ful and accomplished daughter. Mss Berye Richardson Bricken. entertained at bid domino in honor of her pretty house guest. Miss Evelyn Parks of Troy. The apartments opened to the guests were beautifully decorated with palms and ferns. The tables were placed in the library and double pariors.
 During the games. delicious ices were served; after the games refresh ments were served in the dining room. The dining table was beautiful with q spread of old lace over pink satin. and the many lights of the chandeliers shining on the elegant cut glass added greatly to the beauty of the al- ready charming scene.
 Miss Bricken was assisted in receiv- ing her guests by Miss Parks. Both were handsomely gowned in pink.
 Mrs F. N. T. Tankersiey and Mrs. Frank B. Bricken assisted Mrs. Bricken In entertaining. s-'"v H""."
 The score cards were passed by littls Misses Isabel Bricken and Julia Parks daintIy attired in white lingerie.
 Nine games were played. after which the prize was awarded to Mas Elma Douglass, c handsome box of bon bons.
 Those who enjoyed the hospitality of the hostess were: Misses Evelyn Parks. of Troy. Jennie White Johnson. Mae Johnson, Elma Douglass. Hattie Flynn. Renora Beard, Lillian Harper. Vera Beall. Lillie Beall. Morrow of Missouri Annie Laurie Daniel. Dubose, Mamie Belle Webster of Lapine. Cunie Horns Pearl Cook, Ruth Harper, Ethel Knight. Lucy Ivy, Ida Green King. Jennie Fol- mar, Mrs. F. Nj. Tankersley. Mrs. Frank Briclsen, Mrs. J K. Kendrick. Mrs. Holt worril. Mrs. Marvin Ken drick; Messrs. Jack Jordol Claude Reddach, Edward Routon. Robert Fol- mar Ernest Morgan. J. c. Weldon, Lee Fundaburk. w. welch. Jesse Mar tain, Frazier Douglass, Irby Pollard, Emmette Pollard. Walter Pearson Of Alexander City. George Folmar. Ralph Douglass, Emmstte Kirkpatrick. Irby Reddoch, Horace Reddoch, Jim B. Sikes, pr. Manning Flynn. Angus Sell CTS.
 The young men entertained delight- fully at a dance given for Miss Eve- lyn Parks tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
HARD LUCK RHODES
NASHVILLE TOUCHES HIM UP IN
 SEVENTH.
Travellers Made Seven Hits and Score But One Run, While Volun- teers Made Two and
 Win Game.

Nashville. Sept. 10.--Nashville made two hits today and two runs. whiie Little Rock with seven hits scored but one. Until the seventh inning Rhodes had not been touched. Then a base on balls, a double by Butler and single by Moves gave the locals two runs and a lead which they maintained to the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11

two down 1t looked bright. McCay hit one that looked sure for Pope, but just before the ball got to him 1t took one of those sneaking bounds and went by him laughing. Thornton scoring witt. the tieing run.
 The Climbers played their half of the sixth, but there was nothing doing, and it was so dark by this time that the game was called.
 The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
Mobile Health Hoard

Mobile. Sept. U--tSpeciaI. l--The Board of Public Health held an import ant special meeting tonight but upon what subject could not be learned. the clerk giving out the Information that the session was of an executive nature and there was nothing for publication A full attendance on tho meeting vert fes that the meeting was of an im- portant naturA 1t being specially called
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
VIII Flag cressings .

The Chamber of Commerce which en- tered a protest with the city regarding the manner in which crossings in the city were being Tagged this afternoon at a special meeting received a commu- nication from the Mayor stating that the company will hereafter live up to the letter of the law in Tagging the croasinKs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
PensacOIa Wins Two.

Pensacola, Fla. Sept. 10.-(Special. Pensacola made it three straight from the Andalusia team this after noon by taking two games in easS style at Magnolia Bluff. The first game was 3 to 2. and the second 6 tc 1 in favor of the locals.
 By winning this series the Pensaco. las have won ten consecutive series from various teams in this section.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
Gnma Ia Thrnun 0nt.

Chattanooga, Sept. lO.-President w. A. Jones. of the South Atlantic League, today announced that the game between Augusta and Chattanooga played yesterday in the post series for the South Atlantic League piayed over Augusta protested the game because Chattanooga borrowed three pitch CTS from other teams. Augusta has gently purchased two players from other teams. The local club owners say the new men will play today or there will be no games
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
Convict FlIen suIt

Birmingham. Sept. 1O.-(Special.)-- Claiming that he was beaten and bruised while working as a convict in the mines at Banner. in the western part of Jefferson County. Jim Turner has filed suit in the Circuit Court against the Pratt Consolidated Coal and Iron Company. asking for 32.O0N damages
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
NATIoNALaLEAGUE
ChIeago WIna Two.

Chicago. Sept. 1o.-Chieago won both games of double -header from St. Louis, 8 to 1 and g to today. The first game was hard-fought, Beebe making the locals hustle to win. In the first inning of the second game, Chicago made six hits or Harmon and stole five bases. netting six runs. Score:
 First game: R. H. E. Chicago. .....o1o 100 oIs-2 2 St, Louis ......100 000 000--1 6 8
 Batteries-Reulbach and Archer; Be- bee and Phelps. Time, 1:45. Umpire, O'Day.
 chicago e2O 900 oi"-s i2 st. Louis 100 100 010-3 5
 Batteries-Higginbot and Archer and Moran: Harmon and Bliss. Time, 1:4O, Umpire, O'Day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11

summary-Struck out by Pruitt. 5; Johns. 1. Bases on balls, off Pruftt, 3; Johns, 1. Two base hits. Bayless. Double plays. Newton to Jordan to Smith, (2). Time of game, 1880. Um- pires Carpenter and Fitzsimmons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
PELICANS LICKED
CRACKERS GET HACK IN WINNING
 STRIDE.
Game Was Devoid of Sensational Feat ures-Dexter Put Out of Game Fer Disputing With
 UnnDare.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 1e-Atlanta de- feated New Orleans this evening in . sensational features were concerned. Dexter was put out of the game by Umpire Carpenter In the second in- hing for kicking. Matthews took his place and played we'll Harry Johns got triple in the seventh which made his fourth hit of the year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11

Summary-Two base hits, Henline. Molesworth. Ellam, Larsen, Baerwald. uel Stolen bases, Henline 2; Raub 2; Manuel, Wheeler. Double play. Dau- bert (unassisted): Baerwald to Dau- bert; Cranston to Daubert. Time, l:30. Umpire Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
Rneord fer Shoot.

Viola, Ill, Sept. 10.-Two worlds records were broken in . registered shooting tour nament held here September and g.
 Charles G. Spencer. St. Louis. professional. broke four hundred straight in scheduled shoot, and made an unfinished run of 565. Neither record has been eQualled heretofore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
Rev. w. n. Hubbard Arrivea.

Huntsville. Sept. 10-- Special. )--Rev. W. D. Hubbard. formerly of Birming- ham, arrived In Huntsville today to assume his duties of pastor of the First Baptist Church to which he was elect ed several weeks ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
American League

Detroit 2-9: Cleveland I-1. New k-Washington (rain). Boston n-Philadelphia (rain). St. Lotus 7.2; Chicago 30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
Climbers Win First
Edited Ry Wallace Scresus, k.
THE DUBS WIN GAME
GIVE QUIEssER AN AWFUL DRUB-
 BlNG.
Birmingham PuIlz on Some Reckless Base Running or Babbiers Would Have Been Horribly
 Swamped.

Birmingham. Sept. l0.--Birmingham gave Quiesser an awful beating this afternoon, reckless base running pre- venting the swamping of the Mem Henline kept the Memphis runs to the minimum. Scorer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
National League .

Boston Philadelphia (rain). Rrooklyn-Eew York lrain). Chicago 3-s; St. Louis Ia. Ptttsburg (; Cincinnati 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
TWO SUFFER STROKES |.
Aged Citizens of AnnistOn A

Anniston. Sept. Especial. 1.-Two old Annistonians have been stricken by paralysis and are now lying at deaths door. From the effects of the strokes. the first coming on him about o'clock wednesday afternoon. and the second about 10 o'clock that night,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
RATIONAL LEA1uH
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Southern.

Montgomery 3-1; Mobile 2-1 (2nd game called at 6th, darkness). Atlanta 5: New Orleans 0. Birmingham [: Memphis 3.
 Nashville 9: Little Rock 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. Louis Gets Roth.

St. Louis. Mo, Sept. 1O.-St. Louis today. ' to and to. o. Graham and while Waddell had the best of a pitch CTS battle in the second. The hitting of schweitzer and HartselIe featured st seG5sMFi.t I5Si. is sam1i;o foo o.1 no.lF RE.Ti Chicago nrah h.w 900 1oI S SOl-S ri II wsite, seott and Payne Time riEe i:so Umpire. o'Loughlin.
 s5,sSss :s' SSs SSS SSS SS: $ onaSaf nBaSaatfferies-:waddeli % and Stephens: Olmstead and Sullivan. Time 1:42. Umpire. O'Loughlin
 Detroit Takes Roth.
 Detroit. Sept. 10-Both games of today's double header with Cleveland were won by Detroit. one being close ly played contest. The other was one by A remarkable one-hand stop with the cases full in the second inning. After that Mullin was almost unhitta- ble. Young pitched well: but hits him the game. Works, a dolt. held Cleveland to two hits. one scratch. in the second game. Upp was hit hard and was poorly supported; Every De- DeIehanty's batting featured. Scores; Ddtroit Elfit game. ......1oo oo1 eo:-s ! ; r cisyelsnd M1i,I GOO GnU nand OOO stansrs Young and Easterly. Time, 1:55. Um- pires Evans and Perrlne'
 Second game: o,o oo. R. H. E. GSsnsItna DetrSit .''..SSSfi .''.SSi oooSS SoSoE II 9
 Batteries-Works and stanage: Upp, Berger and Easterly and Bemis. Time, 1:45. Umpires. Perrine and Evans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11

summary-Sacrifice hit. Cocash, Stolen bases, Mckay. Pepee. sentell, Greminger. Hit by pitcher. Hickman. (Pepee.) Base on balls, Bliss, 8; Hickman. f. Base on errors, Mont gomery, 1; Mobile, o. Left on bases, Montgomery 5 Mobile, {. Struck out by Bliss, 3; Hickman. 6. Umpire Moran. Time 1:35.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11

Send orders fer Montgomery Beer to the GreiI Trading Co.,, Pensacola. Fla. $500 per cask of 10 dos. pints. F. o. R., PensacOla. tu-thu-aa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
c,,,,r,ar,,cacrlacn

| Summary--Sacrifice hits. Bitrolff.
 Greminger. Stolen bases. Cocash.
 Hart. Two base hit. Pepee: Base on lerors Montgomery O.; Mobile l. Dou- 1 ble play, Bittrolff to Cocash. Left on
 bases. Montgomery 3: Mobile 5. Base
 on balls. Thomas I; Bitrolff 3. Struck out, by Thomas O; Bitrolm l. Time. 1:25. Umpire, Moran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
AmerIcan Associatlen

Indianapolis 6: Columbus {. 4 Toledo. o; Louisville G innings. Minneapolis 3; Kansas City 2.
 Milwaukee a: St. Paul 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
Score by innings:

Nashville ". oee~eee ses-z Little Rock a..,.ssg..ss, .ool 600 oeo---l
 Summary-Strucks out, by Duggan, (; hv Rhodes. 5. Base on balls, or Dug gan. 4; Rhodes, 1. Sacrifice hits. Wise man. Flood. stolen bases, Perry, Sea baugh. Hit by pitcher. Bay, Grady. Seabaugh. Two base hit, Butler, Double play. Sabrie to Butler to Sabrie. Time, i;i6. Umpires, o.Brisn and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11

Three Big value= 1A Whis<ey
 FoKsl.50 Gallon Progress Gin,
 O'C0nmeR Rye,
 Rovanee Cora. GresI Trading Co.,, PensaeOia, Fla. Q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
GAMES TODAY.

NA8&&8&49 4 S&S&8 .
 Southern League. Mobile at Montgomery New Orleans at Atlanta. Little Rock at Nashville. Memphis at Birmingham.
 American League. Cleveland at Detroit. Boston at Philadelphia. New York at Washington. Chicago at St. LotiA
 National League. St. Louis at Chicago. Brooklyn at New York. Philadelphia at Boston, Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
 American Association. Minneapolis at Kansas City. St. Paul at Milwaukee. Toledo at Louisville. .,tss Columbus at Indianapolis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
Deat.vtlIe Maintains Record.

DeatsviIIe, Sept. lO-(Special.)-- Deatsville maintained US record on the yesterday. this time over Robinson Springs, The score was:
 R.HE. Deatsvtlle .....''''''''sss.'I 10 Robinson Springs .....ss.s....6 c
 Batteries-Foreman and Wilson: Montgomery and Zeigler.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-12
OLD OFFICERS OF
MILITIA TO FIGHT
vREDENBURGH BILL
Ask Senate to Kill Retirement
Measure Passed in
the House.

TRENTON. Feb. Aroused by the
unanimous support given in the House
to Assemblyman Nredenburgh's bin to
retire commissioned officers of the Ma
tional Guard at the age of Ga, the Off
GERS who would be affected by the law
are making efforts to have
the measure killed in the Senate.
Copies of the bill, together with rea-
sons why it should not pass. ave been
mailed to every senator The old off
GERS are not relying entirely on the
protection which they declared the con
stitution affords them.
The criticism voiced by Mr.. Vreden-
burgh in speaking for the measure has
been holly resented by the men to whom
he referred. There have been hints
that an attempt to discipline the cap
tain for speeches mot becoming TO a
gentleman and a soldier" would be
made by those higher up.
Among those who have attained the
age limit are Adjutant-Genera r. Heber
Breintnall. Inspector-General Joseph w.
Congdon. Surgeon-Genera John d. Nc
Gill. Inspector-G General Bird w. Spen-
Ger. Deputy Acknowledgement James S.
kiger. Assistant Inspector : General
Charles Boltwood, Judge Advocate
George T.. p. Howard and Inspector
General Daniel b. Murphy, all staff Of
fcers.
In the First Brigade Brigsdier- Gen