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CALLAHAN LOOKS FOR TALENT.
says lie Has Denis Pending Ia Glad
den Owne COmiskcy.

rHitApELriiA. July il.-After Mattick
had singled to left in the second inning
of to-day's game between the Mackmen
and the Chicago White Sox the game
was called on account of heavy thun-
dcrstorm that had rolled up behind the
big grand stand. Neither side had scored
in the first inning. \ double header Will
be played tomorrow
Jimmy Callahan announced that he Is
after some new players and that his as
sistant. Bill Gleason. Is making trip
through the International and New York
State leagues to land some desirable tai
ent. Callahan says he has some deals
pending and hopes tn have some GOOD
news for owner Comiskey when the lat
ter arrives here tomorrow night.
Com!sltey and Ban johnson wcrc In
the city for a short tim, to-day. They
met Thomas Shbe OF the Athletics and
went to spend "A day or sn with him at
hts cottage at Sea side Park. on the
Bainecat
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BROOKLYN WINS AND LOSES.
Dodgers Divide Bargain Attraction
with Cincinnati.

CrScISSAri. July li.--Cinclnnat and
Brooklyn split even In to-day's double
header. Cincinnati taking the first game,
3 tn =, while the second went TO the
visitors by the same count. Ragon, who
started the first Eame. held the Reds tn
one hit in the first -four innings. hut in
the NTH triples by Bates and Mcdonald
ani a long fly scored two runs. The To-
Gals third score came as the result Of an
error. In the seventh after one out,
Smith ran IN FOR phclan's little ily. but
mufrod H. phelan then stole and came
home on McL"an's double. Raron tried
to stop the hall ns II shot over his head
and his right hand was injured so badly
that he had to quit the game. knetzer
going In for him. Brooklyn's first run
came in the second. when Fromme passed
Daubert. Wheat doubled and Tooley's
single counted Daub.rt. Two hatters
struck out In the eighth Daly singled
hut was forced by Northen. Smith sim
gled. Northen reaching third and scor-
Ing on Daubert's out at first.
In the second contest II looked for
seven innings as II Stack was IN for a
fine afternoon. Up 10 then but one Red
had reached third. In the eighth. how
ever. he weakened. and Rucker had to
come To the rescue. When the big left
handler stepped into the box the Reds
had the bases flled with but one out,
The first man to bat hit into a double
play. The Reds gave the visitors another
scare In the ninth when pass and three
hits netted two runs. The pitching for
the Reds IN the second game was very
weak Benton had to be- taken ont in
the third and Keefc. his successor. was
wild. Brooklyn scored in the second on
singles by Hummel. Tooley and Phelps.
In the third two bases on balls. "A bat
ter hit by the pitcher and an out com
bined with an error gave them another,
In the NTH Wheat passed. Hlmmp 81
singled and stole and Wheat scored when
the catchers throw to get IIummel went
to the outhed.
The score:
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New Works entrants in the twenty
nve mile metropolitan sweepstakes to he
run at the stadium motordromc at
Brighton Beach Park next Sunday night
are priming their motors. In this event
the Manhattan pilots Will be pitted asa,nst
four riders from Philadelphia. the pick
of the lot that has been breaking records
at the Point Breeze motordrome. To- NOR
row night Johnny Albright hooks up with
Ferdie Mercier in the feature event at
fivc miles. Sunday night Wray. Davis.
Mercier and Cox will ride for New York.
while Thomas. HollenbaCk, Fedita and
Nanderbury will race with the Quaker
CITY cOlOre fying
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GIANTS HELP CUBS, WHO
ALSO HELP THEMSELVES
Chicago Distnrbcrs Make Use
Of Errors as Readily
as Of Hits.
IT'S THREE OuT OF FOUR
Badly Bent Leaders Will Try to
RecOup Prestige Against
Cardinals.
IT'S THREE OlT or FOUR

The Giants left Chicago last night for
st. Louis. having lost three out of four
games TO the Cubs. In yesterdays affair
McGraw's men outbattcd their rivals, hut
fielding mistakes were costly. The Giants
grip on first position. therefore, has been
reduced to thirteen games. hut New York
fans are not feeling alarmed just yet. The
Brooklyns and Cincinnatis played "A double
header and each won hy score Of to 2.
The st. Louis Cardinals pulvcrised the
Boston tailenders. hut rain interfered with
the Quakers' game In Pittsburg.
Yesterday's Results.
Chicago. II; New York. :.
Cincinnati. 3, Brooklyn, Ns; game),
Brooklyn. 3. Cincinnati. Cad game).
ST. Louis. .? Boston, s.
Philadelphia in rIttsburg-Raln
Standing Of the Clubs.
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TORONTO. Ontario. July ll.-Eddie Dur
nan easily defeated William IIaines of
Boston to-day In n sculling race for 81 900
a side and the championship Of America.
Tn" course was three miles and through
the first mile and a half to the turn there
was stiff fight for the lead. hut at the
flag Durnan was two lengths ahead and
made a further gain AT the turn. ON the
home stretch II was easy for Durnan. who
gained steadily and finished several
lengths ahead. his time being 20 minutes
~ 2-5 seconds. An enormous crowd
watched the race
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Rain prevented American League games
in this city. Boston and Philadelphia
yesterday. but the Clevelands and Wash
!nCtons were not molested. and the Maps
BY heavy stick work won easily. This
victory enabled the Clevelands to break
the tic with Detroit for fifth position
while the Senators defeat mere ased the
lead OF the Red Sox tn six games.
Iesterday's Results.
Cleveland. .. Washington. =
Detroit In New York-Rair.
81. Louis In Boston-Rain
Chicago in rhiladephia-Rain.
Standing Of the Clubs.
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sails to Conquer single Handed.

PHILADELPHIA. July li.--William a.
Edwardcs. the hurdler. will sail on the
IIaverford Saturday for Europe. where he
will tour the Continent. appearing In the
sprint and hurdle races In the amateur
meets. Paris will be- the hrst stop for
Fdwardes. and then after contcsting In
tho games throughout rrsrr" Fawardcs
Will 60 to Germany. then To England and
thence to sweden. Edwardes WAS the
captain Of the University OF California
track team In 1909 and entered Penn
syivania In the fall Of 1910.
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one Of the hest plays OF the contest was
made by Doyle when he went into Murray's
lelL and rakcd In difficult ny.
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a special deputy with power to license
owners and chauffeurs has been appointed
at the Mount Washington Hotel. Bret
ton Woods. y. ii. The laws OF the State
extend privileges for ten days only. There
after a license must he taken out
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The home run cout Of Zimmerman TODAY
vas the eleventh this season for that able
bodied athlete.
Rig!eT uinpired poor game. He called q
hail on Archer, although the latter swung
clear through at the pitch.
Murray tried 20 climb the screen for Zim-
mcrmans home run, but not being suuir-
rel couldn't go high enough.
one Of tn. best plays OF the contest was
made by Doyle. when he went into Murray's
field and rakcd In a difficult ny.
Practically all OF the kicking of this Sc
rlcs was done by the Cubs. The Giants
dropped three out OF four. but los, ike
sports'nen.
The Cubs were all very frctful and de-
layed the game several minutes In tho fourth
inning by throwing the bail around child
ishIy.
1t was a rough day on feet. Shafer hurt
his ankle AZ the plate, Doyle was hi on the
foot by foul tip, and IN running 70 FIRST In
the ninth inning Murray spiked SAFER.
Shafcr had good chance 20 score In the
eighth. on single and Schulte's miss OF It
h. reached third with none out. He was
caught IN run Up when CrandaIi grounded
30 Tinker.
Evers grabbed himself out OF the game IN
the fourth inning. He threw up his hands
leg. Il, fore gong hc took occasion 90 po!n.
up In the grand stand, where President
Lynch was sitting, as Il 20 Imply that RIG
i,r MAS tryius 20 show on before his boss.
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Totals 80 9IO27 ,. Totals 3s 8l2 2Nl .
ial BAttrd for Dale In the third inning
tbI Batted for O'Rourkc In the ninth inning

Boston .......-.......s o 0 %
81 Louis. .,.-..,-.,.< o -
Two base hits -Cowdy. Brcsnahan, Sailee.
Jackson. Three base hltsTitus. Bliss Sacri-
nee hits Magec. 2; smith Sacrifice nies
Wild piich-Tycr. First base on balls on steele,
. oI bale. 3 on Tyler. O. Struck out-By Dale. 8:
hy Saiiee. .; by Tyler. !, Itching record on
3 hits. runs In two and two third innings; OF
Tyler. hits. runs IN three innings. Lett on
bases ST Louis. y: Boston, II. tmpires- Eason
and Emsle. Time hours and IS minutes.
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SNAPLESS GAME FOR CARDS.
wardmen Make Only Feeble show
of Resistance.

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-The Cardinals to-
day won the third game OF the series
with Boston score. to g. The players
failed to show any snap In their general
all round work. and especially was this
true OF the pitchers, with the exception
Of Harry Sallee. The score:
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MAPS END SENATORS STREAK.
Land Hard CpOu liughcs, while
Steen Proves q Bewilderer.

WASHINGTON. July ll.-After winning
ten straight games crimp was put in
the Senator's victorious streak by Cleve-
land to-day. score 2 to 3. The Maps batted
Tom Hughes all over the lot and took adj
vantage OF every Washington misplay.
Steen. In the box for the Maps, was a
puzzle. y home run was polcd out by
Jackson.
The score.
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The sCorc :
Totals 95 7uail3 = Totals ~ II O27 is
Nm IaiiGl fnt Mlllsc In inc srL nnu innlnY.

td' batted Tor NiItSc IN tlr s'tohu lhhihg.
New York. ....... % u y o
Chicago. ............ ~ u IL
First base on errors New York, I: Chicago. g.
Left cn baScs-Ncw Nofk. !. Chicago, First
hnSc on balls ON Crandan, . of Lavender. :.
Struck out -By MiltSc. :: 10y trandall, !. by Law
cnier. t. by Cheney. . Home runs Shcckari.
Zimmerman, Three base hi, Murray. Two
base hits Doyle. Leach. Archer. Lavender.
Sacrifice hits SnoigraSs, Ii,rIog. schultz,
Tinker. Sacrifice nles- licr2og, Iinkt Wild
pitch Cheney. lit by pitched ball Ry I.avrn
OIL trandall. IN six innings. on Lavender. = In.
nvc innings none out in the sixth: on ChSney
3 in four innings Umpire IN chief -Rigler Field
umpire Flnneran. Time hours aud iOminutes.
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The score /.
Totals. 50 3 s27A 3
,O BAtted for Hughes In the seventh inning
ID, Batted for Enyel In the ninth lnnlny

Washln gton ....-i o Ga
Cleveland. .,.......2 o %. ~
First base on errors Washington. I: Cleveland
J.. Lett on bases " ashington. 7; cleveland. II.
OF Stesn.? Innings pitchcl-Dy Hughes, :: by
Engci.?. Hits. ON Hughes, l3' of l:ngcl,: Struck
out-by Hughes, 4; by Stecn. g. Home run
jackson. Three base hits Mcbride. Living
stone; Two base hits -Mocllcr. Schaefer, Griggs.
Walker. Ryan. Double play-McBridc, Morgan
to Gandil. Hit by pitcher By Hughes Jackson,
tmprcs -o'l.oughiin and Egan. Time hour
and IS minutes.
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Al Har,ford-BrldEcpor,, ?; Hartford, |,
Al Sew Haven--Scw Hayen. 3, Holyoke. 3
Game called ninth inning! darkness
a, sprins field Waterbury. 4: Springfield,
thrst gameI, springfield, 3, Waterbury, 0
(second Eamel,
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Texas League.

Waco. : Fort worth, |.
Austin, :, Dallas,
San Antonio, ., beaumont. ,hrst samel
san Antonio 2, beaumont tseCond
game
Galveston, 3. Houston.
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FIRST GAME.

Two base hit-Wheat, Three base HIS Bates,
Mcdonald. Daubcr, stolen bases-Toolry.
Wheat. Hoblitzcli, Phclan. Double play-roolcy
Hummel to Daubert. Struck Out By fromme. 3.
by ltagon |; by kn.'z'r, l. First base on balls
on FrOmme, |. Left on bases BROOKLYN, q, GIN
cinnati. 3. Hit by pitcher By Fromme Wheat.
Hlts on Ragon. q in six and two-thrd innnCs;
or KnctZer, none In one and one-third innings
Cmp,rcs Brennan and owens. Time ihour and
min
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Trt-state League.

At York-Trcnton. .; York. 9.
Al Harrisburg-wilmins s; Harris.
Al Atlantic City-A,iantie city. 4; Johns.
town Z.
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BROOKLYN. GIN,
Totals ~ ? 727i2 2
td Baued for Mcdonald In the ninth Inning,
On Ba,ted for keefc IN the eighth inning.
&C, Battcd for Davis In the ninth inning.
Cd Ran for Mclean IN the ninth inning.

tdD Kan Tor mclean IN thr hinth inning
RrOoklyn...,......... o O Z
Cincinnati, ti,,,......... D U u .
oDrwo base hit--fgan. Three base hit Wheat
Hits-OH Benton. In two and one-third innings;
OF kcefe. In hvc and ,wo-third innings. on
Davis. none IN one inning: on Stack. In seven
and two-ihird inning; on Ruckcr In one and
Onc-third innings, Lett on bases brooklyn, 10;
cincinnati. 4. Double plays Hobllileli to Egan:
Egan. Mcdonald TO Hoblitzel ilumm"lrooey 10
Daubert: keefe TO liobli,zeil. Stolen hascs
Daubert, Hoblitztll, Hummcl. Fgan. Sacrifice
hi, kccfc struck out By stack. ?; by Davis. /:
BY Benton. I: by Kccfe. T. First base on ball, b.
ON benton, l. on kecfc. 4: on stack 3; OF Ruckcr.
Smith, impircs Brennan and owens. Time
. hours and nnL cs
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Joe PATCHEN REDUCES
HIS MARK TO 2:05 II
Might Have Done Better II Any
Competitor Had Forced
Him to Limit.
SMART PLAYERS GO WRONG
Molly Darling, Columbia Fire
and Dandy Wood Disappoint
Their BackcrS.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. July 1.-THE
$4,000 Comstock purse for 2:1l PAGERS
was the feature Of to-day's Grand Circuit
card. and Joe Patchcn H.. owned by II. j.
Mackenzie Of Winnipeg. logged home
ahead OF n fast field In three heats. incl
dentally lowering his record to . .o5 is. lie
could have done much better had II been
necessary. Grand Opera and Knight on
wardo. the other Canadian nags. took
down second and third money.
Because of her impressive victory at
Lansing last week followers Of Molly Oar
ling literally backed the mare to stand
stili, while n flood OF coin was down on
Columbia Fire. Of which wondrous tales
had been told. The wise ones were down
on Sadie Hall Molly Darling and Sadie
Hall had real battle in the first round.
the latter winning by a scant neck In
2:05i.. Sadie apparently had matters all
her own way in the second heat until
Forest Prince Tapped her In the home
stretch by a wonderful burst of speed. but
was beaten by an eyelash In 2:05a.
The hettors fought like bargain day
crowd to get their money down on Dan
dywood In the . IA trot. but he turned
out to he n false alarm. Dandywood
sold $25 TO SIS over the field before the
start and after he won the first heat with
lots to spare there was no price against
him In the second heat. however. he
went M In the air and barely beat the
flag lie finished far In the ruck In the
third, Victor Star winning from an ordi-
nary field In straight heats.
Anvil, last years winner OF the NJ. and
NJ. took the . :0a trot with ease and in
cidentally reduced his mark to 2:O'+
Mr.. Geers kept him in front all the way,
although there was a good field opposing
Cheney. Texas mare. was an easy
second in each heat.
The summaries:
yir., rarc ,nH paring. puYse 81 no. two In
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Carolina AssOciattOn.

Charlotte h; Grecnville, Z thrst Eame).
charlotte 4. irernville, tsecond Eame).
Anderson, b. Greensboro. D.
Winston Salem, ., SpartanburE. thrst
game
WINSTON Salem 6, spartanburs. 4 second
gatnel,
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New England I.cnguc.

Al Worcerter--Worcester 3; nrock'on. o
At New Bcdford--New Bedford, :. Lynn, v
Other games postponed. rain,
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Roanoks. IL, ufbona, D,
n Y, sun. ?s y, Y, Herald. 10,
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New York state League.
r N.II L scn n DE,

RHE
Albany, ny,,......., 3 o o o o-S
Wilkesbarre 0 . o o o x--A 8
Observation-Disclosures and BRADY Mc0inley
and Bricger ana Fischer.
AT SCRANTON.
r. II E
scranton. ..,,.,. I 0 o % 10 2
Batteres-SeAton and Fitzgerald; Gathers
and Peterson,
Utica at Elmira-Rain.
Syracuse at Bing
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l764 Broadway y-DemarOst Bldg.

THE RECOGNIZED
"HOUSE OF BAkGAINS'
AUTOMOBILES l0i2-'ll-l0 Models. Som.
AUTOMOBILES absolutely new. and all 81
AUTOMOBILES the used cars guaranteed In
hrst class condition
Touring Cars. Roadsters 4 Rlnabouts.
Time Payments II Desired.
ln0 bargains. all prominent makes.
TIRES Absolutely New FRONTIER ftrs's
TIRES Guaranteed Perfect at less than price
TIRES Of Seconds"
Guaran tced T ibrs. all sizes, 81 70 to ~.
MAGNETOS. TOPS, BODIES. ELECTRIC
HORNS. LAMPS. WINDSHIELDS. TOOL
BONES all new and other Sundrcs AZ Fac
tory Prices
TIMES SQUARE AUTOMOBILE co.
I7OS-l7is B'way. Ath 81 Phone 7aAS Col
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0Basehsil To-day, = y. ~. y. y, Americans vs.,
81 Louis. Amer. League rark. Adm, Soc. <dr
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Hopk!nsville, :; Henderson. !.
clarksville, : cairo, 0.
laduvah. =. Evansville. tnrst camel
paduCsh. . Evansville. ! ,second camel
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A. Toronto.
~ Providence.

Z II T,
Prov id-ncr 900 . o o = o. II :
Dattcries -Raltlmore pnnforth and Bcr
gen Providence, Bailey, komneas and
schmidt,
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SOuthcnstern League.

Selma, Admission. 0
Rome. : cedartoNn.
Giihicn, ~ TdliidcRa, &
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T0-day's Schedule.

Newark In Baltimore.
Jersey CITY in Providence
Rochester in Montreal.
Buffalo In Toronto,
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standing of the Clubs.

TO.day's Schedule.
ST. Louis In New York
Detroit in Boston.
Cleveland In Washing,on
Chicago in Philadelphia
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yeaterday's Results.

Newark at Jersey C!ty-Rain.
Baltimore. II: Providence. g.
Rochester, c, Montreal .
Toronto. 9. Buffalo. O
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Weatcrn League.

Omaha. 10: Topeka, 2
Lincoln, I; Sioux city. ?.
Denver :; ST. Joseph. 6.
Des Moincs 2. Wichita. I.
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At Montreal.

n II +
Rochester ....,..l o o q o {? IS .
Montreal ....,..l 0 o 0 o o o 4
BATTERIES s-RoCh,ster. Wilhelm and Blair,
Montreal, Smith and Angcrmier
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NOTES OF THE GIANTS.

Crandall was TO have played inneld to-day
II Shafcr hadn't put in an appearance.
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TODAY, sol.
To morrow. july H.. .soc Wednesday. July IL 73
Sunday July IL. $40 Thursday July is."75a
Monday, july lj. .7.5a Friday. July 49,. 81 5I
Tuesday. July 10 ..7 80 saturday. July 10 ..1:So
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H. IT. Bosworth. Philadelphia, Pa.--lt
Is impossible TO get beyond a point twenty
five miles from Big Moose Lake in the
Adirondacks. Entering the Adirondack
from the east. you run by way of Lake
George as far as Blue Mountain Lake.
From the south by way OF Utica It is pos
siblc to go as far as White Lake. From
MS latter point the railroad may be
taken to near Big Moose Lake, so that
this may appeal az the better way. On
the eastern side there is n long carry
from Blue Mountain Lake TO Rig Moose,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-03
Weather Conditions

Birmingham, November 2.-G P .M)- The pressure continues high over the en- tire central basin and the Atlantic slope except New England. West of the Rockies the pressure is low
 Rain has been general over the Pacific and Atlantic slopes and the Great Lakes, while over the entire interior of the coun- try fair weather has prevailed.
 On the forward side of the 1high," em- bracing sections east of the Mississippi, temperatures have fallen, the change be- ing quite marked along the Atlantic slope and slight in the interior. West of the Mississippi the pressure is falling and the weather has moderated.
 In the cotton states D. m. temperature ranged below 40 degrees in Oklahoma, Tennessee. Alabama and Georgia, and skies were clear with light winds. In the remaining interior states tempera- lures were but slightly higher. It is ex- pected that freezing weather will be ex- perienced over many interior sections Saturday night and general frosts over almost the entire belt Sunday will be fair and slightly warmer in this section
 Summary of observations made at United States Weather Bureau stations November 2, 1912
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-03
DEFENSE HAS ITS
 INNING AT ANN|STON
Claimed Rutledge Threat
 ened Rowland
COURT ROOM PACKED
Abercrombie Confident Democrats Will Win Tuesday-The Calhoun Teachers Paid-Interested in
 Mosby's Illness

Anniston, November 2.-(Special)- Witnesses for the defense were put on the stand Saturday morning in the case of John Rowland, who Is on trial for the alleged murder of Pidd Rutledge at Jacksonville last spring.
 Judging from the testimony given Saturday morning, a plea of justifca- ton will be made, as the defense is Introducing evidence to show that Rut- ledge made threats to kill Rowland before the day of the shooting.
 Despite the cold weather scores again thronged the city court room satur- day morning.
 The Rowland case will be continued Monday, the defense not having con- cluded the taking of testimony Satur- day.
 Owing to a misunderstanding as to the place of the speaking, the address, to have been delivered here this eve ming by the Rev. w. H. Sturdivan, re- publican candidate for congress, was called off. MT. Sturdivan talked briefly to few persons in the city court room of the courthouse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-03
BIDS ASKED ON
 NEW APARTMENTS Contracts for the Ridgely Apartments Will Be
 Awarded Nov. IA

Bids were asked yesterday on the Ridge ly apartments to be constructed by Maj. Edward M. Tutwiler, corner Park avenue between Sixth avenue and Twenty-iirst street. After several weeks in New York consulting with various arichtects and in- specting the latest types of apartment houses there, Robert Jemison. Jr., agent for Major Tutwiler, has issued requests for bids. MT. Jemison is also chairman of the building committee of the Hotel Tutwier being erected at Fifth avenue and Twentieth street.
 It was announced yesterday by MT. Jemison that the new Ridgely apartments would cost over s4oO.Oo0, a price above what was originally intended. The build ing will be eight stories high and will have over 300 rooms It will be modern in every particular, according to the plans of J. E. R. Carpenter, the New York architect, who is to design the apartments.
 MT. Jemison said yesterday that all the details for the beginning of work were being carried on satisfactorily and that bids would be opened and he contract awarded November IA at his offices. Fol lowing the opening of the bids. it is an- nounced that work will start at once on the construction. <The new apartments will be near the fashionable downtown clubs and churches, the terminal station. and business sections
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-03
LARGE MORTGAGE
 IS ID BE FILED Central of Georgia to Ex- pend S42 900 900 to Im- prove the Road

Montgomery, November 2.-(special.)- An $sooo0,0OO mortgage will be filed for record in Alabama by the Central of Georgia railroad as soon as the state board of compromise can agree on the recording fee which will be about $2o,OOo.
 Tennessee and Georgia will get their rro rata shares of the mortgage tax, as inc railroad runs through the three states.
 Thirty-eight million dollars has been secured to pay outstanding obligations while $42, 100000 will be used for improve snent, extensions and the purchase of other railroads.
 The recording fee is 15 cents huS- fired dollars.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-03
DR. R. M.FLETCHER DIES IN BATH TUB Coroner Brasher States Death Due to Heart
 Disease

Dr. R. M. Fletcher, residing at 3919 Cliff road, died yesterday morning at 11:30 o'clock while preparing to take his morn ing bath. Coroner Brasher stated last night that after Investigating the death he had come to the conclusion that 1t had been caused by heart disease.
 Dr. Fletcher has been a resident of Bir- mingham for several years. It Is said that he has been in poor health for some time past. However, his death yesterday morning was entirely unexpected. He leaves a widow and one daughter to mourn his death.
 The funeral services will occur at the Church of the Advent at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The burial will be private. The pallbearers will be Dr. Lewis Nor ris. pr. William Jordan. Hugh Morrow. R. V. Evins, Henry R. Howze, and Dr. J. M. Mason.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-03
Turks Claim Victory

New York. November 2.-The Turkish consulate gave out today the following ca blegram frorn Constantinople. forwarded from Washington by the Turkish embas- sy: "Constantinople. November 1.-For the last four days furious fighting along the line of Luleburgas: most valian: re- sistance to the enemy's attacks north of Luleburgas. attacks successfully re- pulsed. Fighting continues around Adria- nople with succes for us. we lave acquitted ourselves in victoriousiy re- pulsing the enemy In the region of Visa.