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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
STREET CAR MEN FIGHT
CONDUCTOR KNOCKED OUT By
 1EOT0n1GAN.
!. T. Parker Struck by Booth and Left for Dead at End of Court Street Car Ldns-Not Serious
 ly Injured.

In . mysterious altercAtt0n with MoSor. man Booth. Conductor J. T. Parker wae car of the Montgomery Street kahEsy Company last night at 1o:20 o'clock. Tue affair occurred 1t the corner of Court Street and Jefferson Davis Avenue. .N is unable to givs any intelligent account ef the trouble. Booth disappeared while Parker was lying ssnseiess upon the pavement.
 before Parker recovered consciousness. dsveiope1 the fact that; Booth had struck Parker with the. brass controller handle and that ths sct yss meeitstsd. II sp, Parker and when they reached the end of the line where the start is made for the return trip to the heArt of the city Booth took advantage of the quiet place wha aroused the srudgs is not known.
 Parker even after he recoysred con sciousness could not or would not tell hsw 1t happened. Parker was interview sn sn his esr vii II. o ~as sssiy ds.sa and g sp
 peared to be suffering from the effects Of T don't know whst struck me. ss.a s.s.
 .sasT aost know sSppp's sdns see s'rSin R as to hit me. Look at me and see # I'm hurt. I feel mighty bad. No, Booth I,. dian,.. have any cause to mt me @ that Y
 An examination of Parker showed that he had received no serious hurt. The blow on his head stunned him but did not infiict scalp wound and there was no blood except where he had fallen upon
 Have you been rohbedr' he was asked. He oiapped his hand to his side to see if the money he had coIlected had been taken. but he found 1t all there.
 The mounted officers who were quickly on the scene learned that Booth had said to a small boy: Parker has been nag ging me all day and when get to the end of the line am going to knock him
 It was further stated that gentleman who lives on the corner of Court and Jefferson Davis Avenue had seen the blow struck. have killed that man." Parker is said have" 3W -H5 |.
 The police are looking for Booth. s"- ' ing it was s learned & that S s Motormsn @ cih ciif. ford Booth, who struck Conductor Park er, had been caught It appeared that he made no attempt to escape besides went 10 oTt soosrs Q. the bns M morning and was arrested by -onscer Jim Jackson. His account of the .di;ctiity dff. fers from that of Parker. Booth says that they had some words because the conductor wanted him to stop at one place and he refused. They agreed to settle the affair when they got to the end of the line. Booth says that Parker started at him with the controiier handle and that he struck him with the long iron switch stick. Booth claims that he hit the conductor in self-defense. Booth Is a new man with the company. Ho came here recently from Booths Sta tion. 't,f -, ' -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
LITTLE GIRL BURNED TO DEATH
Her Clothing Became Ignited from
 Stove.

Uniontown, Feb. 17-(speciaD-A very sad death occurred Saturday at the Ella
 White cotton mills when little 4-year-
 old Jessie Willis passed into the great beyond. She was remarkably bright child, the pride of all the people at the factory and tinge of sadness has pre- vailed there ever since her death. Satur- day morning while reaching over the stove to the mantle for something her clothing caught fire and running out of the house into the yard, where her moth- CT was, the fiamesbwere increased by the brisk wind from the northwest. Every thing was done by the physician to save pired, and she was buried yesterday in the Citizens Cemetery in the presence of ( large concourse of people. Rev. George F. Robertson conducted the serv- ices At the morning service. in the Pres
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
A COFFEE SWORD. The old Things Would "Bob Up"

Coffee puts it's sword into people first one place and then another. You may depend upon 1t, if you are coffee drink CT. and have ailments in some of the or xans of the body. that coffee is doing its work. You may prove whether 1t Is Of not by leaving 1t off for ton days or two weeks, although 1t often takes from nine months to two years to recover from its effects. -
 MT. J. W. Ashby. Mt. Airy. N. C.. says, "I was c coffee thinker for 25 years. About three years ago I suffered greatly with pains In the region of my. heart and the pit of my stomach. These pains ap- peared about the same time each day.
 "I wondered If coffee might not be the fault so began the test of leaving of cof- fee. The pains ceased. but the same old pains would bob up.' have now been using Postum for some time In place of coffee and am entirely cured of the old neuralgia of the stomach, and heart Respectfully"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18

Good health and purs blsod are in- sepsiablex If your blood !, bsd Xour the body to lose vitality just as | poor fire under the boiler allows the steam to run down. From poor blood to impure blood b but step, and impure blood is mother to | large percentage of human ills. Dr. Hartsrs Iron Tonic is an anti dote for both poor and impure blood, for 1t Is both . builder and purifier, food and medicine. It is the best comblna- ton of the kind known to medical science, and its success for nearly hAlf A century has been so sweeping thAt 1t has been endorsed by thousands of medical men who. have been unable te and sub- stituta
 Tho evils resuitins from impure blood arc legion. Scrofula, pipples, blotches, kidney disorders, rheumatiSm, gout, dys- pepsia, female weaknesses, anaemia, chiorosis, etc., arc . few of them, but the greatest evil the greatest danger, is the general weakening of the system, which s&ords an opening for etery ps0ing dls- ease. Dr. Hartsf'S Iron Tonic will in- sure you against these evils.
 Red Shoals, N. O., Nov. 14, 1901.
 "I have used your preparations in my family for eighteen years. end have al. ways found them yery satisfactory. Dr: Haftef's Iron Tonic is grsat nedicins."
 Andrew ]. Whit, FArmsr.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
ARNETT WINS sur HE IS AWARDED e1 ,5oo BY JURY
 ron DAMAGES. t Action Was Against Western Rail- road for Injuries Csussd~ by
 His Being Thrown from Hand Oar.

The fury in the ease of William Arnett VI the wsstern Raiirsaa remained out all day yesterday coming to an agreement time in several years that jury from . local court in . civil case had spent Sunday in deliberating over . verdict
 The finai agreement of the jury was te give Arnett N,soo Arnett ssied for $500 on account of injuries that he had re- ceived two years ago when he was thrown from . handcar.
 The Jury was at it's request excused from duty Saturday night until Sunday morning. Acting under instructions from Judge eayre the jury reconvened early Sunday morning and spent all Sunday in deliberation. The case was hard fought legal battle and 1t took the jury two days to reach . verdict. t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
DEWEY CANNOT ATTEND.
Unable to Meet the Prince, Owing t
 Wife's Illness.

Palm Beach, Fla, Feb. 1T.-Admiral Dewey received the following dispatch from Washington today:
 "Will you dine with me on February 8 at 7:3U D. m., to have the honor to meet His Royal HiEhness, Prince Henry of Prussia7
 ''H0fieben,
 Imperial German Ambassador" Admiral Dewey replied as follows: q regret exceedingly not to accept your invitation to dine and have the honor of again meeting his Royal High ness Prince Henry Of Prussia but Mrs. Dewey Is too i'll for me to leave her.
 'Georgs Dewey.
 Admiral of the Navy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
Clashes in Roms,s Streets.

London Feb. I7.-A dispatch to The Cen. tral News from Rome says that meeting of submit the question of 8 general strike to inc vote of the various labor unions. After fhe adjournment of the meeting, the lahoreu naraded the streets. There were several Clashes with the troops. continues the eorre- stvondsnt. and the cavalry nnAliy charged. clearing the streets. The city was on the varva of a panic.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
PLANT WILL CONTROVERSY.
Widow Enters No Protest to Filing Executor's Report in Connecticut.

developed in the Probate Court to the &C., ceptsnce nt the report of the executors of the will of the late Henry 3: Plant. whose estate senden of Stanford. who appeared for the es- tate announced that Mrs Plant would not be represented in the proceedings by an attor- nev, but he handed to the court letter from counsel for Mrs. Plant. saying that she had agreed to make no protest to the filing of the report. The acceptance of the report was fol- lowed Immediately by the resignation of two of the executors-Judge Lynde Harrison of this city and Robert J. Erwin of Georgia-both tion of the estate, and asked to be relieved from further duty. The designations were &C., cepted. -
 After the hearing. one of the attorneys said the action suggested that the case would prob ably be removed to New York State for ad- tustmert thus ending 6 controversy as to the jurisdiction of Connecticut and New York coufts The three remaining executors are
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
Archie Freeman Arrested

Menominee. Mich. Feb. I7.--A telegram was received here today stating that Archis V,
 Freeman was arrested al Vera while he was preparing to take . boat for tbe Argentine Republic woman who was with him aben- doned Rim. Freeman wes to have been triei here on several counts for ernbexxlement and forEery. but jumped hts h1n bonds end hos been missing for weeks. He win be brought north immediately. .- ]
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
Vassar's Honor Liat.

' s ,Ss ssOr ca: of vs.ss college wSs announced today by the faculty. It is Clara EIza Axtei Nashville. Tenn lssoelle Dun cord, N H.: Emily Hinkle. Poughkeepsie. N. Y: Elizabeth Forest Johnson, Utica. N Y' beth Moore st. Louis. Mo; Luelia Orr Den yer; WinIfred Riblet. Erie, Pa. Elizabeth Matte Smith. Portland Me; Bessie Davis Wilson Brooklyn. \, T..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
THE BARCELONA STRIKE.
A State of Siege Has Been Proclaim
 cd in the Town.

cd in the Town. 4
 Barcelona. Feb. i7.-rhs strike situation here is becoming more grave ANstate of siege has been proclaimed. The print4rs have tied ing. s
 Madrid. Feb. l7.--It is estimated that 40, 900 men have struck at Barceiona and serious rioting Is reported Shere today. The mob at- tempted to sack the market buildings and stopped all street traffic. The factories and shops in the city nave been closed. Groups of nent part in the disturbance, Several battal- ions of troops are clearing the streets
 Tn the chamber this afternoon General Cas- teenos taxed the Government with lack of energy in dealing with the Barceiona rioters. Replying Senor Gonzales. Minister of the In- terior. said that the prefect at Bareeiona was not able to send police commissafy to each of the seventy-two simultaneous strikers meetings in that city. After further explana- tions. senor Gonzales introduced a bilf ask ing the chamber 10 authorize the suspension of constitutional guarantees 'n the province of Barcelona
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF ALABAMA, Montgomery County
 Probate Court. Feb. i7th, 1902.
 Notice is hereby given generally and also to Florence W. Kirkland. who resides at 6a- ary. leo2. Charles B. Teasley. the admInis- trator of the estate of Julia Wilson. decsassd. filed in the Probate Court of this county ne certain lands lying in this county. which are accurately described in the applicatf1n, time of her death. for the payment of dsbts. on the ground that the personal estate 10 h. sufficient therefore. and that the 3ist day cf application. at which time you may appear -- l. B. dAsTON.
 tu-at Judge of Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
Final Settlement.

STATE OF ALABAMA. Montgomery County
 Probate Court. Feb. i4th,. tS02. fl Notice is hereby eiven that Evans J. Lewis, administrator of the estae of Alfred Bn- lingslea, deceased. has hle4 his account. final settlement of his administration of said estate and that the fth day Of March, 1902. J. B. S0ASTCN. tu-st Judge of Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
Rio Develonments Expected

Chicago. Feb. INV. B. Leeds. Eirse Vice President H. A. Parker of the Rock Island and R. R. Cable. chairman or the hoard Jeff foh El Paso today In a special car. intending to be gone several weeks;
 It is said the trip is the forerunner oI important announcements regarding plans which are maturing. None Of the oinclais would they deny that 1t had some bearing upon the allr sed project Of the Rock island mana cement to build so the coast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18

Professor o. D. Smith, Secretary of the faculty of the Alabama Polytechnic 1n- stitute at Auburn reached the city last night to, be present today at the meeting
 of the Board of Trustees of that institu-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18

MT. Will F. Fry, recently elected As sistant Secretary of the Montgomery Young Mems Christian Association reach
 ed the city last night from New Orleans.
 He will assume his duties today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
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 WANTED-SALESMEN.

TxPERIENCEp salosrnen, preferably having trade, who must be men of caiibre ana .n- egrity. to advance sAle of cur various graoes
 fl roasted coffee, in bulk and packages. m sdeir own locality and elsewhere; state par ficulars and references. The Hills Brether: Company, New York. -e-et
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18

Governor Jelks returned yesterda evening from Eufaula where he spen Sunday with his family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
DENIED BY RUSSELL

M & o. will Retain Its Present sys-
 tenn of Government. ,Mobile. Feb. lT-(special) )-Colonel E.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18

It is claimed that the two Dakotas. and Min nesota alone will harvest this year between Iss ooo. 900 and ,S sco ;e eoo. S ooo sasnsls % of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18

byterfan Church, MT. Robertson referred, to the fact that this little girl was the first child baptized In the .Presbyterian Church at Sumpterville and was called inc BAthel child.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18

r,f fAuber--My last picture positively can't be irnnrayed upon. Cynicuss-G, icous! Is 1t as h.d tkS%s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
PASSING THRONG.

Colonel A. A. Wiley. Congressman from the Second Alabama District returned to Montgomery Saturday evening from Washington. He will be in the city several days
 MT. Warwick E. Payne. commander of the United Sons of Confederate Veterans for the Aiabama Division is in the city from his home, in Scottsboro He is staying at the New Mabson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
 washburn's Sentence Approved.

Washington. Feb. 17.-secrctary Long has approved the findings and sentence in the case of George H. washburn. Pay Clerk United States Navy, recently tried licly reprimanded by the Secretary of the Navy. It was alleged that when inform ed that Paymaster Mu0d. Assistant Gem eral Inspector. was Aboct to inspect bts place in the money drawer of the safe roll of money with the intent to deceive the Inspector as to the amount of cash on hand.
 Hom who can be done the bunko man Is willing to do.
 The more pains some people take to show ofr the more pains they give others.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
WANTED.

wAN-ED--At once. persons who have bssn Root. Peruna, Paine's Celery conpound. g.
 S. S.. or B. B. B., will confer . favor by cen municatins with I'll. H." postonics box Sto, Montgomery. Ala u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
MEDICAL.

DR. EpMoNDsON's Tansy. PennyrsyAi and Cotton Root Pills. safe and reliable treat. ment for painful and suppressed menstruatien mail soc. Frank Edmondson ( Bro. Mfg Chemists. 36 Broad St.. Atlanta, Ga. tu-thu-sun
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
LOST, SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

I,osT-one female Scotch collie or shepherd dog; color. brown with white markings has swelling under neck. giving 1t very full or fat appearance. Reward fer Information lead Ing to recovery or return to l i9 Clayton St.
 WANTED--Ia lies and gentlemen make $50 month extra writing one hour daily; send 4 cents in stamps for specifications. mailing. etc. Box 56 C1lumb, ana, Ala. ....
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-On ground foo-l nice rooms jingle or connecting. furnished CT unfurnished l lot and cold hath; fropt and back yard. 227 S Court.
 rYPEWpiTERS sold. rented and repaired: snachines kept in good condition while rented Remington Standard leads. Terry 6 Davant. jOol Moses Building. tf FOR KENT-Frorn Jan 1st iso2. tho s, flames Hotel. Selma; h -s been recently over. hauled and is in good order not furnished: a good opening for aJ experienced, energetic hotel man. Apply to Julien Smith. Agent. Selma Ala. ti
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

I WILL furnish money to patent and promote a good invention for an interest in the same Business, P. O. Box 672. New York.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
PERSONAL.

LADIES. Chichester's English Pennyroyai pills are tho best; safe reiable take no other.
 ,end 4c stamps for particulars; Relief for - Ladies" in letter by return mail: ask your
 druggist Chichester Chemical Co.,. Philade-
 phia, Pa p-tu-th- su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18

AN INCOME of sI.ooo per year can be se- cured by any one who will take the trouble to investigate our plans; gold rline or gambling scheme; simple. straightforward business proposition of unuSual merit. The Jumiapa O.. el4-eI5 Fullerton Bull ling, St.
 Louis. No. b0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18

20 PER cent. per annum positively earned on an investment in aa established business manufacturing staple articles: closest infor- nation courted. For information. address P. 0. Box 28o, Chicago. III.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A Remington typewriter, No. 6, used l8 months. in good condition; VIII sell on monthly payments if desired. F. J. C., cars Advertiser.
 FOR SALE-Four good milk cows. one Jer- sey, 50 cords oak and hickory wood, barn. cured haysastW. tE. Hinsun, Agent Hoagnton Farm. or 26h Commerce St. FOR SALE-A list of names. including s. .Coo teachers in Alabama: reliablej reasonable (. D.. Advertiser. H |
 FINANCIAL. -4~ Q s~
 Money to Loan
 OH All Kinds of Faluables. .
 kMontgomerv Loan O., ., GS7N. Court Street.
 Bargains In Unreceemed Pledges
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-08-22
CENTERDALE.

, Peter Murphy spent several days this
week at Newport
Mrs. Ann Coy, who has been quite M,
Is somewhat better.
Joseph Kelley has entered the employ
OF Charles CoIzens.
F. {. Angel Is making collection OF
allIgstors and raltlesnake'.
The Allendsle Co. I. shipping old ma.
ehinery 20 White Rock, n. G.
The Centerdales played the wiliaman.
tics at williamantic, On Thursday.
Charlie. MeCormlck. who IA. been il
with malaria, Is able to be out again.
A delegation from the local lodge. Royal
Society OF Good Fellows went TO Rocky
Point, yesterday, with tn; State ex:ur-
sion OF the order.
G. s. Mathewson Il having his yAch
"Lizslte" painted and otherwise put In
frs, class shape. N.u weak Mr. MAth.
ewson and a party of tdends start on a
Ten uals uip ~ lnc 'oounu
Baby carriage tires pu, on, the bes, rub.
her money can buy Large sIze wheels
o. co per set, small siEe SL7S. We al,o
carry the f,mous Diamond Xxx bicycle
tire, $500 IIughe' & Akin. 3S Plain.
field street, Oney Vile.
The excursion last Saturday Rferroon
and evening from this place under the
management of Daniel McIver aud Rob.
Lister was well patroniz II and ,hotc VIII ,
went enjoyed them elves very much.
Music VS. furnished Mr.. Lodge and Mlss
lIoldSworth.
Arthur Mackie, son OF James MackIe.
while sliding down a banls,er Ia the mill
on Saturday, stuck twelve lnch splinter
In HE leg The sp'lnter broke on IN the
wound and the services OF Or. Corbett
we're reqrirci ,o extr C, the pieces.
Ether was administered To the boy.
Experience has demonstrated just what
Ramon's Pink Pills will do. X. l..
McDsvid, Kelly, La. says II suffered
from constipation and congestion Of the
liver for many years, and tried the beat
doctors In the country without any bene.
fit. and 10 my surprise was entirely cured.
oheerfully recommend them for all and
even more than you claim for them"
Cortigan, the apotheearyi +. X. Parker.
Olneyville; N. r. ReIner, Centredale. =.
Potter & Blanchard, No. Scl,ua,e.
a meeting OF the North Providence
Town Council was held on Thursday
evening OF last week TO consider the res.
ignatlon OF John Ogden as member Of
the board OF assessors. II was the senii-
ment OF the members OF the council that
Mr.. Ogden should retain the office h, has
80 ably filed and the Town Clerk was sp.
pointed TO see Mr. Ogden and secure a
reconsideration Of his resignation. Mr..
Ogden IL eminently fitted for the duties
OF the position and It IL considered likely
that he will consent to serve longer on
the board.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-08-22
keiLn's New Theatre

The announcement that the Albee Stock
Company season had been extended Two
weeks IL being received with genuine
pleasure on all sides. The tremendous
patronage accorded keIth's Theatre tesi-
fes TO the great popularity of the stock
company, and the approaching termlna-
tion Of the stock season comes all too iasi
for Providence thes,regoers. For the
coming week IL offered Augustin Daily.
screaming lsrce comedy Lottery OF
Love" which cannot but please even the
most critical. This funny farce was orlRl-
nally produced In 1883 at Days Theatre,
New York, with the following people In
the cast Mrs. g.. II. Gilbert, Ada Rehan,
Sarah Chalmers. j. hn Drew, Frederick
Bond. George Clarke. James Lewis, Mr..
Murphy and Kitty Chethsm. At that
time critics everywhere agreed that 1t wa,
as funny a play as had ever been ,een on
the boards, and II has maintained that
position among comedies to the present
day. The story contains series Of con.
vulslng complications, each one funnier
than its predecessor, which permits Of no
cessation Of laughter.
On Saturday afternoon the ago perform.
ance OF tho company will be given, and
In eommemorAlion OF the event souvenir
photographs by Sands s. Brady Of Mr..
Albert Marsh will be given 10 patrons.
For the week Of September ,lupendous
program I, announced and one which will
unquestionsbly prove a record breaker ior
Kelths This includes the Albee s,ook
Company In "a production Of Henry Guy
Csrleton's dainty comedy, The Butter.
flies, and as special feature, Miss Val.
erie Bergers & Company appearing IN
her successful vaudeville concelt, "Billie''
First Love" Miss Bergefe has a legion
Of WARN fiends, made during her con.
nee,ion with the Albee Company last year,
and her appearance will no doub, be hailed
with delight