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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11
FREIGHT RATE REDUCEDISELMA AGAIN LoSESI
GUT OF $1 PER TON ON PIPE FROM BIRMINGHAM TO
 ATLANTA.
Third Infantry Chartered at Camp Rufus N. Rhodss--colcnel Hig- don in Command of the Regi-
 msnt---Niner Killed.

Birmingham. July 1o.-(SpeciaD-A reduction has been made on freignt rates on cast iron pipe from Birming- ham to Atlanta of $1 on the ton. The price heretofore has been @ per ton. A prominent freight man this morning stated that Atlanta has been entitled to the rate. and that. inaemuch as the Birmingham disrict will be interested the railroad officials went to worA and eecured 1t. It is stated that recent contracts made by pipe manufacturers of this district with the city of Att lanta aud persons in Atlanta for cast iron pipe call for nc less than 5000 tons of that product. The reduction thus means sS.o0o saving in freight rates. v.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11

The import of precious stones at the port of New York during May amounted in value to 8, ,273. against S1 322 3,7. the value of the imports during May, 1900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11
NOTICE

Bids will be received at the office of the City Clerk until Monday July 22nd, 1901. at F o'clock m for rent of stores in the City Bull the right being re- served to reject any and all bids.
 C. F. HARDAWAY, lot City clerk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11
FOR SALE.

FRUIT and vegetable growers can get picking and shipping baskets or crates from us; write or telephone 635 for cata- logue. Montgomery Veneer Go. tu-th-su l CAN supply the trade with watermel- ons in any quantity from my farm at Highland Park; special low prices on car- load lots; I also have watermelons and canteloupes fresh every day at retail at my place on Monroe St, next to the Ice Companys office. J. B. Stephens. tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11
ptttsSurr. |; Boston, o.

Pittsburg, July 10.-7Today's game was one of the most remarkable of the season. Boston lost in the twelfth inning by two by Dineen, letting Wagner score. Dineen pitched a maenifcent game, while Chee- bro was saved oniy by his teams sensa- tional helding. se.on, seoss: R. HI. P; Boston =. 100 100 0000o00-0 IS {
 Battsries--Chesbro and Thinner: Dineen and kfttredge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The Birmingham News of yesterday says: "Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Jones, who were married at Montgomery yes- terday, arrived in the city last night and are the guests today of the grooms sis ter. Mrs. Barnes Morgan. Mrs. Jones was Mss Vanceil Tiilis.--Mrs. J. R. Adams has as her guest Miss Kate Blue of Montgom- cry, young woman of charming person. ality--Mrs. Fred Monteabarro has gone to Montgomery to visit relatives and spend short time Of the heated term.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11
:. FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Stores. dwellings and of- fees for rent from Oct. 1st; if you want a good location, do not wait until late in the season. Holt & Strauss, IT Mont gomery St. thu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11

Mrs. R. N. Henderson and daughter, Miss Julia May, are visiting Mrs. R. R. Poole at her home near Faunsdale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11

Miss Lucy Burns and Miss Ella Burns who have been visiting MT. and Mrs, E D. Creath. on Winnie Street. returned to their home in Selma last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11
HOT WEATHER MEALS AND PER.
 SOMAL COMFORT.

Fruit of some kind should be used At the breakfast during hot weather Fol low this with dish of four heaping tea spoonfuls of Grape-Nuts. cold, and treat the staying qualities necessary. Add a slice or two of entire wheat bread, with a very little butter. Use no meat for the hot weather breakfast. Let meat appear little care in the s lection of food will heip one through the heat of the day in a way that will not easily be forgotteR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11
Score by innings

Memphis $. ..,.............2 0 0 0 O "a l Selma .. ..........,........00 0 2 0 o 0 o O.
 Summary-Base on balls-Memphis. 2; Selma, 5. Struck out-Robb. 8; McAfee, 5. Two-base hits-McGraw, Bases on errors Selma. 2 Left on bases--Memphis. 3;
 Selma. 5. Condition of weather-Clear and
 warm: Time of game-1:3e. Umpire Ebright.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL-Money loaned on business property in this city at , per cent. per ennum; we also negotiate loans on dwell ings and farms at low rate of inter. est Holt X Strauss thu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11
E1I1l:Tl1IdK1
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

&A K. TIA regular conclave of .\E Montgomery Commandery. sSAAS No 4, Knights Templar, will Z2B be held this evening at o'clock. By order of
 ROBERT S TEAGUE.
 Eminent Commander. H. H. MATTHEWS. Recorder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11

MT and Mrs. J. R. Wing and Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Mattox will leave this morn ins for Tybee, Atlantic City and Buffalo for a three weeks trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11
PhiladeIphia. 13; Boson. 6.

Boston. July 1O.-Harry Davis batted himself into the chief place in Philadel- phia's victory over Boston today with live hits. Attendance, 4S43. Score:
 - R.H.E Philadelphia .. a 4l2i-l3 l7 2 Batteries-Mitchell and Crigsr and Schreck; Frazer and Powers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11
Third Infantry in. Camp.

The Third Infantry, Alabama Ma ! tioaal Guard. went into camp at the State Fair Grounds this afternoon. Durirg the morning there arrived in the city the OxforI Rff1es. Captain A. Henderson: the Talladega Rifles. Cap- tain E. II. Barr. and the Annis.on Ri- ftes. Captain J. l.. Daniels. Shortly af- ter noon the Gadsden Rifles came in. commanded by Lieutenant Hasson. At o'clock the companies from Decatur and Huntsville arrived. Lieutenant
 Vert commanding the former and Hay
 the latter. The Jasper Rifles. Captain
 Bankhead. and the Florence Rifles,
 Cartain Simpson. also got in about the
 same hour. These companies were met
 at the Union Depot by the Birmingham
 battalion and a band of music and
 were escorted to the camp grounds. By
 5 o'clock all the companies were in
 camp in good shape and at 6:30 the
 first dress parade occurred. At the conclusion of the drill the name of
 the camp was announced in tho first general order issued by Colonel Higdon.
 The name of the camp is Rufus ~.
 Rhodes Camp" being named in honor
 or the editor of The Birmingham Ne vs.
 who has always been a strong friend of. the citizen soldiers. The companies all
 showed up we'll in the first drill. zach
 having a large representation present.
 Announcement was made today that
 next Monday will be Governors Day.
 Governor Jelks and his entire staff are expected here to review the troops. It
 will be made a gala occasion. Special street car facilities have been provided
 to the camp grounds. cars leaving the city every five minutes. There will be no lack of social features to the en-
 campment. Every evening after the parade there will be a band concert in
 the grand stand and dances will also
 be given. 4 large attendance of ladies is promised. ----.-- ~.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11
WANTED TO BUY.

wANTED-To buy old books, letters,
 manuscripts, maps, book plates, engrav- inge. Lawrence Washington, Alexandria, Va.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11

Miss Leila Melton of Pine Apple and Mist Clara Marbury of Union Springs left last night for California.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11
St. Louis. 8: Brooklyn. i.

St. Louis. July 10--St. Louis punched hits with Brooklyn errors in the first and second innings. making three runs which brought them victory. Harper and Hughes both pitched fine ball score St. Louis ........1sooeooo.-snI i i Brooklyn .. ......0 0o0000i00-l
 BattsrissAHarper and Ryan; Hughes and McGuire.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11
New York. 8: Cincinnati, o.

New York, 8; Cincinnati, Q.
 Cincinnati July 1o.-Taylor had the 10. calls at bis mercy today and did not al. low man to see third base and only ons man reached second. Hahn. too. was ef. fective. but m.spiays counted against him Score: R. H. E. Cincinnati .. .....oo000o0oe-0 New York .......00 o0elo1-3 g Batteries-Hahn and Bergen; Taylor and Bowerman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-B will be received by the Board of Revenue of Montgomerv County till noon Monday, July 9. 1901, for about 400 cubic yards of red clay gravel, containing at least B 1-S per cent. of stone One-ha!f of above amount of gravel to be unloaded on ground al Perry's Mill, the other half at Pike Road. Contractor to provide terms of payment and other details to be determined by Board of Revenue and contracting party. lIalf-bushel sample of gravel proposed to be furnished must ac
 company each bid. Bid per cubic yard. car measurement. at point where unload ed. Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. J. M. Garrtt. County Engineer. tu-thu-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

PLANS for cottages. small buildings or dra wings of any kind gotten up at small cost by E. L. Graydon. BIO N. Hull St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11

TYPEwRITERS sold. rented and re- paired: machines kept in good condition while rented Remington Standard leads,
 J. w Terry, 100l Moses Building. m-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11

Schedule in Effect June 23rd, 1901.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
POLITICAL COMM EMIT.

The sultan may yet find it necessary have warshp
built by some French frm.-Chicago Record Herald
Lord Kitchener is the Beers Ignorant arrogance
that makes him keep fighting 1t bulctprocf
81. Paul Dispatch.
The customs and other receipts island of Cuba
reported to be rapidly increasing Doubtless Messrs Nicely
and Rathbone that they so prematurePeora
Herald.
Mark Hanna may we'll remble for the future the spiders
OF Ohio are iet writing his this year but busyng
themselves with the of persons suspected Of petty
crmes.-Chicago News.
Like the Frenehman who every morning when re awoke
each recurring the South might inquire what
the days particular is about.-Philadelpha Times
vast ship building trust being formed in which the
Pennsylvania railroad and the steel deeply
cerned Now, this trust have the audaciy go before
and ask for government aid indianapolis News
The Russian bear is the patient waiter in the world
outside of Rome but it surprising that his mouth begins
water at the prospect Of getting last that gdea
yet never abandoned dinner of TurkeyNew York World
PRECEDENT Shafer has forced the Chicago workers
of the Amagamated association because they would not
strike and he brought about the strike order other
men into the association The logic of the situation rather
peculiar.-Indianapolis News
In the matter of criminal the people of Hawaii want
little more constitution along with the flag The const
ton these days is document be split up and doed in
en rulers OF the country and their owners-Baltimore
World
The Schley should be suspicion of bias
If Howson has expressed himself upon the merits OF the
case strongly he is credited with having done he ought
to have asked to be excused the The country will
hardly have patience with OF inquiry patterned on
the lines of the Rennos mara-Bulfalo Courier.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
THE THREAT OF EUROPEAN REPRlsAL.

No better evidence of fear of the consequences in
Europe actually resorts to the policy of
cal reprisal against the United States need be asked
for than is furnished by American protectonsts at this
particular time
In spite of their attempts to dispose of the matter
with fppant comment they not keep from con.
tnually referring thereto and insisting that it should
not be accorded serious consideration.
Unable to convince themselves even that there is
nothing in the proposition Of general European realia
tion they nevertheless feel bound to continually repeat
that conflicting interests most necessarily Interfere
with the formation of foreign combinations to keep out
American products. Even If their assertions in
this particular true, they would prove nothing. Sepa
rate action the part of the nations of Europe would
reach the same end. A universal agreement TO adopt
the prevailing American plan OF shutting out compo
tition Is not necessary TO the OF those who
would protect themselves against American aggressive
ness. Acting independently, although 10 tho same end
the nations of Europe could each construct their pro.
tective walls to come up to the measure of their
particular needs in that line without conflicting With
one another.
Realizing this some of the nigh tariT defenders arc
insisting that q tariff closing the doors to American
imports would prove disastrous to those adopting it,
This is amusing. TO say the least coming ass b. does
from class that has for years been demanding ana
working for the commercial isolation of the United
States There is no denying that the adoption of the
policy Of exclusion will hurt Germany, or Austria or
any other country that tries IT. ON, just AS U has hurt
this country but thut VIII not prevent them from try
ing IL if they SO inclined nor VIII it prevent the
policy from douhly hurting uH IL they adopt it,
Under ordinary circumstances it might bo argued
that if roucad tariffs are disastrous Eusauc will aDau
don them after short trial Owing to the peculiar
Workings of these producers of Artificial advantages.
however they are much moro difficult To discard thau
to adopt Favored interests of great power grow up
rapidly and flourish Wonderfully .ndor them and soon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
THE LESSON OF THE STEEL STRIKE.

After days of sparring for points With the steel
trust, the Amagamated Association of steel Workers
appears to have been driven TO the ropes.
Complaints coming from its ranks and from
those OF its allies in the struggle in which it is engaged
with Mi Schwab and his associates that the strike in
which it is now engaged is hladvsed Loud rtrmurs
against President Shafer being heard, amounting
in some instances to demand for his impeachment
Disapprova of his orders is plainly manifested by the
Western branches of the association and everything
points to early independent action on their part looking
a resumption of work Altogether the future looks
anything but bright for the Amalganaed face TO face
with complete defeat, as it must eventually come ac-
cordng to the latest information from the scene Of lis
operations.
AT this distance it appears. from what has been
made public with regard to the controversy between
the big steel corporation and its employees that was
precipitated at the wrong time and without reoson
able knowledge of the ground which it was based
Led by those who appear now to have been mistaken
the steel workers took step in the wrong direction
for the good of unionism for the preservation Of
which they supposed to be battling MS notbino
could hurt their cause more than a defeat respltin
from lack of good and sufficient reason for going ON
strike.
That the Amagamated association had cause IN
complain OF the steel corporation is conceded That #
had cause to strike at this particular time is NOT So
clear 1t was not clear to all of its members not few
of whom refused to resort to idleness as means of
forcing their employers to accede to President Shae
demands. Furthermore 1t might be said that it was
not even clear to President shaffer himself Judging
from the readiness with which he has modified his d
mands several occasions.
The lesson to be learned from what can safely be
foreseen the result of MIR. Skaters Efforts IN this
case is plain enough Learned and proated by Il can
teach but thing and lead to one conclusion and
that is that strikes are Improbable from an economic
standpoint Even when successful their cost is greater
than the parties concerned can AFFORD 10 saw notbn
OF the losses entaed upon thousands OF people neither
which they brought about The decentralization &C.
casoned by strikes and the present danger Of law
lessness accompanying their progress are other fen
lures making against them as proper remedies for me
grievances OF labor.
Public sentiment could be trusted To eoutably "a
5nst every difference between employer and ep,no,
were means provided for securing its good ofe
along that line upon occasion Called "a 10 act \, ~
Epacl's q un'pte before an exchange Of blows takes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Sir Henry Johnston. who has returned 10 London f,
usanda has brought with him what said to be the finest
collection OF photographs obtained in Africa
General Sir Henry lhuiler who is now living in on
uoh m ms SSth year one Of the few surviving officers of
inc ola East India company His military rank is that Of
colonel commandment OF the royal artillery
Inc tN de Rome tor sculpture has been awarded to NJ
Bouehard who is 20 years age and pupil of Barrias
a tne rr de Rome Tor painting the subject of which was
Christ Healing the Sick has been won by NJ Defranc ~
years OF age pupil of MN. Bonnat and Maignon
KEY Albert Snrott d. c. L., who has recently com
peed his post graduate course at the Canadian eoego a.
Rome with high honors, is OF the youngest doctors of
.aon law N me world being only old His bishon
has appointed him professor at St Dunstaus COLLEGE b,
lotteown p e. l.
ftoi Atkinson superintendent Of schools in the Pblin
pune islands announces that he will have ask Tor another
islands is asking Tor schools and chance 10 learn F,;L
IN many places army officers and soldiers are nstructns the
natives 's "'e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
TAMPERING WITH TRIPLES.
SEA MEMORIES.

SEA MEMORikS.
Hot days-en nights do bring to me
Swift memories OF the open sea-
or holows born 'twixt crest and crest
Cool, deep green cradles. where doth rest
spirit on the rocking breast
OF the deep, whispering, loving sea.
whispering deep which luls to sleep
The weary way-worn hearts that weep
The steadfast, green, unchanging sea-
Swift swift, between the sea and sky
My dream wrought boat doth ceave the brine
The bird cleaves the pillows nigh,
ct swifter still my barque doth fly;
he cordage gives exultant cry,
And ali Of and sky are mine.
M'nc and alone. its monotone
Tells over tales for ages known
OF shalop barqre and brgantine.
OF shallop of some dusky brave
With feathered brow and painted cheek
Who swift as light did cleave the wave
Or swift before the tempest drave
And laugh to gale-born buffet gave.
And dared the and death to seek
Some maiden fair, whose blue black hair
Relieved and made her face look fair
Whose eyes to his eyes seemed to speak
All shallop, barque and brigantine
Romance and thee have left the main!
Stean-driven vessels ccavc the brine
And only in such dreams mine
Doth thy dead revive and shine
And romance walk the waves again;
I've heard thee sigh, and marked thee die
And DER the where thou dost lie
I've dreamed my dreams, and dreamed again.
pton the Shamrock good for thirteen knots BID
he'll find the Constitution good for 'nitl"
1t is said that in Freehold N j., a sx-foo backsnak
darted out of pipe almost mans face and was killed
That must have been a very ugly man.
The other day wanted to leave New York so bad
that when he missed his ferry he jumped into the river
Doctors say he insane and perhaps he is but still h
showed much method in his madness,
One would think, from the way in which NJ Constans
acting that France needed the money Perhaps Conans
salary is in arrears.
Statistics show gain in the number of news
for the last years in the number of brewes
The reader hnS the connection if there is any,
stakeholder in the Triper Liquid Air company claim
to have been swndled He alleges that many of the claims
made for liquid air merely hot air
It
womans hand Have you eer thought
What it may in your own life?
How cunninsly hath Nature wrought,
What wondrous treasures she hath brought
To fill some hands You bet your life
sat before maiden fair
maid of wondrous mien and graces
And called her hand-my all was there;
She said 1--WE only two small pair
Two little pairs Of acesl" SAD
J. M LEWIS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
SOME PosTscRIPTs.

Saloons are permitted on San Francisco ferryboats
Los Angeles has thirteen parks big and little the aver
age park area being 374o acres.
No woman has entered the Convent of St Catherine on
Mount Sinai, for 1900 years.
since 1900 the pension disbursements have been made
than billion and half OF dollars.
Spain is the only country in Europe which has smaller
foreign population than Norway.
Switzerland exported last 3os6777 silver watches
2,566,426 nickel and Soo,ssS gold watches
The larvae OF the fly increases in weight about oo
per cent the FIRST day after they are hached
Last year there we're Io27os miles Of Geographic lines
and 9j3is3 miles OF wire in the United States
In 1902 Switzerland lost 1885 inhabitants by emigration
mostly TO America. Last year the number was 1916
Nearly known perfume is successfully initiated
by the synthetic of the chemical laboratory
From the offensive fusil oil the skill the chemist has
been able to extract the adors OF flowers and %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
RuraI Eree Mali neIluerv.

The rural free delivery mail service has p--sed the ex
perimental stage and firmly established permanent
basis he whole territory of the United States is lad
out for this service and though will not be completely COW
cred for the rate of increase since the hss
tentative establishment of three In West Virginia IN
1896 has been astonishing The dsust of the scheme and
and nobody opposes the service except the rural
postmasters and orekeepcrs who think they have some
thing to lose by it, BY the regulations of the department.
route may be established wherever families can pc
reached by trip averaging about twentyf miles To Sc
the service petition be signed and FORWARDED
through the congressman representing the district and then
the department will do the rest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
ANorAgR LgeIsLArIvg SESSION.

The Twentyseventh legislature is about to let the
special session expire without passing the general APP
preparation bill No is offered for this mainly,
perhaps because there is Notice is simply given
that the house does intend pass the bin at this
session just because does intend and that's all
there is about it.
Lack of time can not be pleaded, for enough time
has been wasted trivial matters to pass two appro-
priation bills
Other matters of greater Importance not sub.
mtted for consideration; nothing has happened to JUS
tify the laying aside of the question of providing for
the running Of the courts of the state government
of the eleemosynary and educational Institutions for
something needing more attention
As a matter of fact, the general appropriation bill
was pointed out by the the subject of para
mount Importance for the session to dispose Of
and the presumption is justified that had he anticipated
the fate it is about to meet he would have included
nothing else in his call
AS matters stand now, another session must be held
to arrive at the real object the present one unless
the governor is prepared to the state credit
the next two years with treasury full of money.
thable under the circumstances resort to such
eXpedient would be- it is nevertheless hardly to be
thought of punishment for the legislatures derclic
ton would be visited on innocent shoulders
If the governor calls another extra session as it
seems now that he viii have to do it will he folly on
his part to recommend consideration of anything but
the appropriation bill Evidences of design to fritter
away another thirty days i'm the discussion of incense
quential propositions have already been given Beso-
buttons seeking to secure the submission of matters
foreign to the purpose of this extraordinary calling to-
gothor of the legislative branch the State govern
mont have been introduced Indicating desire to put
i'm tho time in the manufacture of campaign thunder
instead OF attending to legitimate subjects of legisa-
uon. Under these circumstances it, will bc strange if
the governor again affords tine legislature the chance to
neglect matter of real Importance TO wade into other