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Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-08-16
TAKE NOTICE.

The business men OF Hattiesburg are
hereby notified that / will not be re
ponsible for goods or msneY charged to
me gotten by any one else, even by my
wife ]. b. MERKEL. ang15.1w
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
COTTON SEED cRUsHERs.
Sixth Annual Session Being Held in
 Dallas TeY

Dallas. Tex. April 2s-The Interstat. Cot ton Seed Crushers Association convened in their sixth annual session here today Abe,It loo delegates weer present. most of whom were rom the Mississippi Valley and eastern nor .lon or the South The delegates represent interests aggregating over Sf5o, 0oo 0oo
 me morning session was devoted to nd dresses Of welcome and the afternoon session 70 the reading of reports by the president and the secretary. President Thornton's annual address was devoted chiefly to demonstrating mat the cotton seed oil industry deserves d nieher commercial rating and he urged that those present demand recognition on a higher basis for their industry. The secretary and ueasurers report discussed the development Of the association from its organization at Nashville with forty members in 1ss7 to its present membership of 2s0. and showed a pros porous condition. The question of arbitration oil mill insurance and proper representation at the Worlds Fair in St. Louis were touched upon and attention was called to a bill in Con gress proposing taxation against the manu- fracture Of oleomargarine and butterne, the position being taken that the tax is unjust. The secretary suggested that committee be appointed 10 advise means of defeating the measure.
 In the absence of W. B. Albright of Chi cago, his paper on "Arbitration'' was read by F. S Ready c. W. Henson of Chattanooga read technical paper on cotton seed products and W. R. Allison formulated a plan for ar bitrstion. urging the good offices of the Mem phis Board of Trade This latter idea op- posed by President Allison of that body in some particulars
 Tonight the Commercial Club gave a smoker in honor of the visitors
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
THREE BREAK JAIL. Prisoners Make Their Escape from Tuscaloosa's Bastile

Tuscaloosa. April 2s.-(Special )-Satur- day night w. H. Jordan, charged with forgery. Wall Forntain, charged with forgery. and William Pearson, charged with gambling. escaped from the County jail. Before the deputy locked the cells In the evening they crawled up over the cells and during the night made an open ing through the thick brick wall and made good their escape. So far there is no clue to their whereabouts. A thorough search is being made.
 A dainty little book of poems the first that has been gotten out by Afford Bat tie Bealle of Tuscaloosa, has just been received from the publishers The vol tune is brimful of beautiful thoughts framed in the choicest words and it is needless to say that the book will meet with deserving success. Many of the poems have been published ll the lead ing magazines and papers in the country.
 The Carrollton detachment of the War rtor Guards came over Saturday to at tend the memorial exercises, under the command of Lieutenant Edward F. Cox They returned to Carrollton yesterday.
 The Woodmen of the World are msk- ing extensive preparations for their an- nual picnic to be given May 70 at Dun canville. very handsome suit of furn- iture will be given to the most popular young lady present.
 The registrars are again in session and will remain here until the 10th of May. after which time they will spend one will then return here for ten days. after which time they will spend two days in Cottondale. afterwards having recess until the 18th of June After that time the regular tour of the County will he made.
 Cha D Jinkins. negro who is employed as driver for G. w. Christian. was shot In tho back Saturday evening by Velo Shirley. who said that Jenkins had been talking about him. Jenkins denied the pharUo fn bop is that Shirley fired three times. The wounds may not prove fatal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29

side today was the close finish in the fourth race between Father Wentker 5 to 1. and Autcmaton, the odds-on fa- vorite at to 5. Jockey Golden. prac- ticaIly a now performer in the saddle. put it over Dominick in the final rush, whtcn lasted the entire length of the stretch. their horses flying under the wire noses apart. Favorites and second choices dtvtd- ed the rest of the card. Weather cloudy; track slow
 First race. four and a half furiongs- Agnes Mack. 1e7 (Otis), Il to 5. won; Goudy, 1i0 (Dominick), s to 5, second; third. Time 0;67 4-5. Lady Churchill. Lady Gallantrie ran. -.4 Second race. six furlonss-Haydon. loS totis). to 2. won: Pretorins .1ol tNutp. 1a to i, second; Zirl 9s (Singleton). 3 to 2. third. Time 1:17 2-5 Nat Eggleston. Blue Mantle. Ran After, Sand Flea. Herse. Moderator, Smiths Reel Tommy Foster ran.
 Ecome. Ill Dominick). even, won; Little Tim. 100 tNutD. 10 to 1. second; Henry Of Franstamar. lM (Davissen), s'to 5. third. Time 1:4s 3-5. Prairie Log, Radiant Heat. Big Iniun. Homage. Marion Lynch ran.
 Fourth race. six and half furlongs- Father Wentker, g. (Goldenl. to l, won: Automaton, 107 (Dominick), { to s, second; Pyrrho. 95 CDavissonl. to l. third. Time 1:23 3-5.' B. G. Fox. Fake. Gusto ran.
 Fifth race, mile and half-John Mo Gurk. 1o1 U. A. Jackson), l to 3. won; Cogswell. 1ol (Otis). 4 to 1, second; Tea Gown. 92 (Munro), to 1, third. Time 2:A. Fox Bard, La Spara ran.
 Sixth race. mile and seventy yards Prince Zeno, los (Ots), 10 to l. won: Trauer, S7 tGolden). to l, second; Cey- Ion, 106 (Munro). 15 to 1, third. Time 1:5l 1-5. Ditty, Avatar. Tros, Water Alone, Sunro, Darlene ran. s@
 Entries Today.
 First race. one-half mile-George W, 11S: Seize, 114; Chemist, 1l3: Brookston, IF; Bay Wonder. Filly Deck, 1o9 Over lace, Belle Grayham, 107: Silver Poplar. lo4; Puredale. 105; King Hammon, Mi- rance, 103; Susie K, 1o2; Miss Shamrock.
 Second race. mile, seIling-Douster- swivel, 115; Papa Harry, Chancery, False Lead, Prince Zeno F. Garner, 112; Hans wurst, ll2; Madame Gurst. 11o; Bob Alone. 10s About. 106.
 Third race, mile-Dewey, Owenton, IoS; Marcos, Balm of Gilead, Hoodwfnk, TOP.
 Fourth race. five and half furlonRs. handicap-Mcneyfnuss, 10S; Zibia, 95: Maggie Davis. 96; Albula, 4; Prue Wood, 20.
 Fifth race, four and a half furIonss- Our Bessie. 11o; Silver Fringe. Wilton, Pennant. 105.
 Sixth race. mile and sixteenth seliing-John Baker. 113; Red Apple, no; Refugee. Donator, 1os: Jena. 107; Farmer Bennett. -f4; Hub Prather Miss Liza. IUs: Schwalbe, Loone, 1p1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
KICK ON FREIGHT RATES.
Chicago Merchants and Manufactur-
 CTS Enter a Protest

Chicago, April 2s.-Merchants and manufse- turers of Chicago have united in strong protest to the Interstate Commerce Commission against alleged discrimination in trans -contt- mental rates. It is charged that by the rates made Chicago manufacturers are placed in competition with New York for Pacific coast trade. and for trade west of the Rockies. Attention is called to the fact that equal rates points practically eliminate the advantage which should be Chicagos owing to her situa- ton territorially.
 To this charge the answer of the railroad homogeneous has always been that water competition by way of the gulf has msde i'm perative that the rates be made from New York to the Pacific Coast from Chi cago, St. Louis. St Paul and other Mississippi Valley points. Were the rates made higher from New York by the al-rai route the lower rates existing by wste~ from New York to the gulf and thence by rail would take all the traffic that way
 The result is that johbers in the Middle West have been unable to compete with New York iobpers by reason of the lot al freight rates charged from New York to Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
A PRIMARY ORDERED.
Macon County Will Nominate County
 Officials June 80

Tuskegee. April s-(Special p-The County Democratic Executive Committee met here today. H. P. Merritt being candidate for the legislature offered his resignation as chairman of the committee. and T. Y. Conner of Tuskegee was elect ed in his place. The committee ordered white Democratic primary to be held June S0th for the nomination of a Rep resentative and a County Superintendent of Education. The meeting was one of the most harmonious ever held in Macon County.
 The Ogden party WEI be given d recep- ton at the Alabama Conference Female College Tuesday morning. Every mer- chant and business man have agreed to close their places of business. After the reception at the college. which will last an hour or two. the party will spend the remainder of the day at the Normal school.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
New Steel Plant May Result.

There appears to be but little doubt but that the Alabama Steel and Wire Com pany proposes to erect two blast iron furnaces and steel plant in this district within the next twelve months The statement is made that the company has renewed its contract for steel with the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Com pany until April 1. 1903. which is taken to mean that by that time the Alabama Steel and Wire Company will he in a position to furnish its own needs in steel The Alabama Steel and Wire Company Is one of the largest. if not the largest. in- dependent steel wire and nall concern in the country
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
At Aoueduct.


 New York April S.-Favorites and sec ond choices divided the honors at Aque- duct today. In the Woodhaven selling stakes, for 2-year-olds at five furlongs, Blue and Orange made the running to he eighth pole in the stretch, where Hedge took command and won by half length. Rose Tint. by winning the second race, made it her fifth straight victory.
 First race. six fur1ongs, selling-Malster, 110 (O'Connor), to 5. won; Bounteous. 107 (Brennan). to l. second; Basuto. 100 q. Martini. to l. third. Time, "A 3-5. Candling Rappenecker. Cherries. Brandy Smash. Bluff Zomora. Creston. Finsolee, Ondurdis, Prince John and Jack McGinn ran.
 Second race, four and a half furlonss Rose Tint. IA (McCue) ' to 2 won; Alan, 109 Handry). to > second; Alba tross. Ss a. Martini. to 1, third. Time, :J5 2-5 Back Number. Ink. Queen of the Ocean. Navigator and Nassau ran.
 Third race. six furlongs, handicap Cervera. IF COdom) ' to To- won: Flying Buttress, l06 tShea), 15 to l. second. Con tend, Ill (O'Connorl Il to 5. third. Time, l:14. Pigeon Post. -Alard Scheck and St. Barnaby ran.
 Fourth race. the woodhaven selling stakes. five furlongs-Hedg 107 Gandry), derly). to ,. second Rostrand, s7 GIT. Cochran). to 5, third. Time, 1:02 2-5. Flamboyant Panuco and Anna Daly ran. Fifth race, mile and seventy yards, selling-Animosity. ss tshea), t9 D., won; ond;. Lanceman. 10S Redfernl. to 5, third. Time. :45. Shandonfield. Ninonia Princess Otillie. Little Lois, Philippine, Leander and Trump ran.
 Sixth race. five and a half furlongs- Sister Juliet. los (Odom>, to l, won; Neither One. 10S CWonderly). even. sec ond; Blanche Herman. 9S CT Cochran. 30 to 1, third. Time. :0S .2-5. Femesole. Pa risina Sunshower Clipper Satiety and I
 Entries Today
 First race. selling, seven furlongs:-- Fonsolee 115; Satie, Ill; Lew Kraft, Brick, Uncle Louis. 112; Curtsey. Mollie Printon. 10S: Jack Demund. 106 Marc then. Fonsoluca, 1oS: New Amsterdam, 99; Locket. Mary Worth. o5; Broad Street, Halberdier, g; Mary J., 91.
 Second race. five and a half furlongs- Meistersinger. Francesca, ll4; Roue: III: Clonmell. Reformer. Peninsula. Eddie tenay Alden. Knight of Snowpn, Jim Tully. Cassvillc. 1oi.
 Third race. selling four and half fur Iongs-Discus. Bismarck. 1l2: Florcstan. 109, Kennard, 101: Lady Albcrcraft. 105; Agie 104; Small Talk. Snringstead. Wolf ram. 1o2; Adele Harding, 90; Miss Glenne, Bonfire. a.
 Fourth race seven furlongs-Mischiev- ous. 120; Himself 11S: Morokanta. 110; The Puritan. los; April Showers. lof: Fran cesco. 101: Jack Demnnd. 99; Man o'War 96; Fonsoluca, 9S; Chiron, &.
 Fifth race; mile and seventy yards, hsndicap-Kilogram 126: Ethics. IF; AL ard Scheck, 113; I.ombrc no: Vassal Dance. 1o6; Agnes D., 102 Fair Knight, 1o2.
 Sixth race four and a, half furlongs-- Bakal. George w. Dash. Kittaning. Mount Kisco. Colicy Nodo. Small Talk. Tugai Rey. 110: Mamie Worth. Bobbinct; All Hallowmas. Jane Kick, Impetous. Kil- morie. 107
 At Lakeside.
 Chicago. April 2S.-Thc feature at Lake
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
sloss company,s President.

J. C. Maben, the newly-elected Presi- dent of the Sioss-Shefield Steel and Iron Company; H. O.. Seixas. who was elected to the Board of Dn ectors. and W. 1T. Goadby. a member of the directors. have arrived in the city from New York. Pres ident Msben will succeed E. O. Hopkins. who resigned from the position on Thurs day. Who will be appointed manager of the city furnaces and the Sheffield fur naces to succeed Gentry IIillman and J. J. Gray. Jr., resigned. has not been announced as yet. MT. Maben is giving out very title information as to future int ntiOns
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
DIED FROM A BLOW
CORONER INVESTIGATING DE-
 MISE OF WILLIAM LAFFAY.
Charley Counts Thought to Have strysck the old Man With c
 Blunt 1nstrumAnt-New
 Development Company.

Birmingham. April 2s-(SpeciaD-Gcron- CT Paris was called to Kimberly, a sub urb. this morning to investigate the death of William Laffay, an old bachelor. co years of age. who died from blow re- ceived yesterday Charley Counts. much younger man, is thought to have been the one to have given the blow. The two had a quarrel and Counts is said to have struck the old man with blunt instrument which caused death. Laffay toek a pipe from Counts's mouth, so 1t is stated. and this led up to the difficulty Counts was not taken into custody.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
Smelling and Mining Company.

The Garnet Smeiting and Development Company is being organized in Birming- ham, with capital stock S5000o0. and its purpose is to mine for gold, silver and other minerals and to smelt ores and dis pose of same. This company Is being organized through the agency of the Southern Industrial Company. decla. fation of incorporation was filed this morning, the incorporators being Robert L.. Levy, Robert R. Zell and John l.. Burns of Birmingham. James H. Ely and M. Norfieet Ely of Union Springs. Ala. Where the operations are to be carried on are not given out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
Oklahoma at Worlds Fair.

St. Louis. April 2s-The Oklahoma World s Fair Commission reached St. Louis today and visited the exposition site and selected place for it's building. Charles Nj. Reeves secre- tary of the joint committee on legislation and State and Territorial exhibits and Frederick W. Taylor. chief Of the Department of Agrl- culture. returned today from a five weeks tour of the West They report the most satis- - factory outlook possible for splendid repre- AcntatIon of the far West at inc eXnositinn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
MASo AND PALMA MEET
The President Elects Former oppo
 nent Pledges Hearty Support.

Havana April s.-President.elcct Palma left Bayamo today for Manzanillo. At Ysra he met General Bartolome Maso. the candidate of the Democratic Party for the presidency of Cuba but who withdrew from the campa ign and received an anectonate greeting from him. General Maso pledged his support to the President elect
 zsnilIo outdid any thus far rendered him The entire Spanish scolony turned out in his honor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
Boer Officer Speaks.

Jan Krige Boer officer. addressed a big crowd of people on the streets here tonight describing the South African war. Resolutions were adopted request ing the Governor of the State and the Congressman to intercede in behalf of the Boers and stop the transportation of horses and mules to the British army in South Africa. He will speak in Atlanta Wednesday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
pispatch From Kitchener.

London. April 2S The war office has made public the following dispatch from Lord Kitch- at Pretoria; Since April q twenty five Boers have been killed. sevcnty-six have been taken prisoners and twenty-five have surren- dered. There has been dcsultory fighting in various sections of the Transvaal and the Orange River Colony The garrison at O'Kip Cape Colony) successfully held out until it was relieved by the columns"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
Death of Mrs. W. H. Purnell.

EVergreen, AprlI 2I-ISpeclaI. l--Mrs. Purnell, wife of S. H. Pnrnell. died at her home-Ln Conecuh County, near Burnt Corn. Saturday afternoon, aged about 45 years. Mrs PurneU had been in bad health for number of years although not confined to her bed until a few weeks hefore her death She was an excellent lady and devout Christian, who leaves besides her devoted husband and two sons. Messrs Ernest and Harold Purnell. a host of relatives and friends who regret
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
Botha Anxious For Peace.

London. April 29-wiring from Pretoria un- der date of Sunday. April 27. tho correspond ent of The Daily Telegraph says that Gen eral Botha. with other Boer leaders. attended meetings of the Utrecht and NrHhed com mandos last week and that strong opinions in favor ot neace expressed The tacit truce In the Utrecht an1 VrNheid districts will expire tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
Temporary Iniunction Granted.

st, Louis. April 2s.-Tn the Circuit Court this afternoon Judge Fcrrss granted a tenn porarN injunction restrain the officers of the Wggins Ferry Company from transfcrr- ing the stock to 'he Mississippi Valley Trust Company and to prevent similar negotiations the part of any stockholder Of the Wiggins Ferry Corporation. The petition filed by the Mercantile Trust Company, which is re- ported to have secured an option on a ma jority. of the stock at $500 a share.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
coRR1eAN MUCH IMPROVED.
The Archbishop's Pneumonia Now
 ThoroughlY Broken.

New York April 2S-The condition of arch bishop Corrigan has greatly improved anC he passed a peaceful day. His physicians re ported that the pneumonia is now thoroughly broken and that the only danger now lies II ihe patients weakened condition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
club Women Are Gathering.

Los Angeles. Cal, April 2s.-Mrs. Rehecca inc General Federation of Women's Clubs. ar rived on a special train late today. She was met by delegation of prominent club women. She came in with the Georgia and Kansas delegations The delegates from Texas ar rived tonight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
Mrs. Johnston's Plans.

Mrs. R. D. Johnston went to Montgonn- cry this morning to meet R. c. Ogden and party of milIionaires from New York to enlis ttheir assistance. if possible, in the Boys Industrial Home at East Lake. Mrs. Johnston expects to get the parties interested in the home which has an at tendance now of sixty-five. A new addi- ton is badly needed as there are daily applications being made to take in more boys.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
Killed Child ano Herself

Winside. Neb.. April 2S.-Mrs. Katie Dimmcl a divorced wife of John Dimmel. was found hanging to her bed post today. Her small child lay on the bed dead. Mrs. DmmeI's mind had been unbalanced for time The coroner's jury returned verdict of sui eide in the mothers case and that the child game 10 its death by it's mniher,s hands.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
An Invitation to wu.

Chinese Minister Wu will be invited to come to Birmingham. an invitation in person having just been extended to him. William Youngblood has just returned from Washington where he extended the invitation of the Birmingham Commercial Club to Minister Wu to come here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that a special meet ing of the stockholders of the Savannah. Florida and Western Railway Company will be held at the office of the company in the City of Savannah, State of Georgia, at 10 o'clock e. m., eoth Meridian time, on Monday, the l2th day of May. in the year 1902. for the object of submitting to said stockholders. for their consideration. approval, sanction and union and consolidation of the Savannah Florida and Western Railway Company and of it's stocks, properties and franchises, with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company. and its stocks. properties and franchises. and further to consider and act upon such other matters as may be presented at the meeting in connection with such merger. union and con- soIidation.
 Dated April 10th. 1902.
 Savannah, Florida and Western Railway Co.,. i'd By R. B. SMITH, Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
GERST HANDICAP TODAY
ABE FRANK CARRIES TOP
 WEIGHT.
Jordon Has Only e4 Pounds, 1s Less Than Bennett's Crack-Track Sloppy Yesterday, but Close
 Finishes Were the Order

Nashville. Tenn. April a.-Racing at Cumberland Park today was conducted ever sloppy track but before a large crowd. the weather overhead being fine. but one favorite, Swordsman. in the gentleman jockey race. finishing in front. Three of the finishes were on the sensa- tional order and the days sport excel lent In the second event A. D. Gibson and King Daly were so close together under the wire that it took the judges verdict to tell which won. The decision being in favor of the former. King Daly was coming strong and with better ride the result would have been different as the winner was all out The gentle mans race proved an easy thing for B. r, Cockrelrs mount. Hclgerson and Beauchamp rode two winners each.
 First race. six furlongs. selling-Lady Gerst. 95 lO'NeiD, to 1 and even. won; second; Audiphone. 9l QBeauchamp). to 1. third. Time. l17. All About, Rio Bam- ba. Miss Blarney. Doogy ran.
 Second race. six furlongs-A D. Gibson 8 to'NeiD. IS. to 5. second; Jim Clark, l03 (Daly), to l. third. Time. 1:15. Lec- turer. Young Henry ran.
 Third race four and a half furlongs-- Tissue. io9 GBeanchampl. F to 1, won; On the Quiet, los CT. walsh). 1-2 to 1. sec ond; Quite. 1o9 (Gormley). 10 to l, third. Time. :5s 1-4 Avoid. Sister Lillian, Oui oui. Fancy Model ran.
 Fourth race mile. for gentlemen riders -Swordsman, 150 (B. F. CockrelD, to 3 and out won; Robert Morrison, lF (Clar- enoe Chased, to l. second; May Angelo, l47 tD. Kenner). to l. third. Time, 1:51 St. David ran The latter bled. selling-Hieaway, 1o9 OHelgerson). 10 to and 3 to 1, won; Tom Collins. 112 CT. Walsh) to 3. second. Kinloch Park 109 CBeauchamp) to 1, third. Time. 1 23 1-2. Sister Sarah. Lizzie A, Lou Terrell ran.
 Sixth race, six furlongs. selling-Orla, 100 Helgerson), Il to 5, won; Aules. s7 Dade). to 1. second: Carat, 104 (Beau- chasnp). to l. third. Tipe. 1:17 IA Sanspareil. Bill Logan, Insolence. File de Lombe ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race. five furlongs-Carrie l. 11o: w. w Dempster, Joe Brown, Aaron Pond. 1o5; Aules. 1n3; War Cloud. Doogy, 102: Sally Green. Gaiety, 100.
 Second race. four furlongs-Gold Orna- ment. 112; Tissue, Christine A., Maltofer- In, 1o4: Dattie Shute. Lady Gainsborough, Vogue. 100.
 Third race. mile and twenty yards. Gerst handicap-Abe Frank. 112 Brulare, III. Lady Strathmore, 109: Blink. 107; Aladdin, 1O1: A. D. Gibson. 100: Buccleuth, 9S: Jordan. 94.
 Fourth race. four and half furlongs- Ed Lawson. 1l5; Licorice, Vic, 107: J. Sid- ney WalkeR Corey, Dr. Carr, Fore and Aft. Harding. .10s.
 Fifth race. mile and sixteenth, sell ing-Jcssie Harold, 10S; Menace. 1Oi: Lamp Globe. 103s Jordan. 100; Plead. 9S
 Sixth race. five furlongs-Joe Martin, 11S; Echodale. no: Erema. 1oo; Ed Aus tin, Crimean 100
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
SEABOARD AIR Montgomery 8:20a, n.

For Union Springs (via. Fort Davis and U. s. & N. R'y) Hurtsboro, Col um5us, Riehland, Albany, Americus, corrdele, Jacksonville. Macon, sa- vannah and all points East. New and elegant parlor cars between Mont gomery and Savannah.
 DELIGHTFUL RAIL To New York, Boston, Philadelphia via. Norfolk or Savannah. Apply L. Railway, 6 Commerce St., Montg
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to hear of her death. SHer remains were laid to rest today in the Walden burying ground near her home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-29
ninsmore is Renominated

Little Rock Ark April 9s -ConEressman Hugh A piusmore renominatsd today by the Democratic Convention of the Third Dis trict at Harrison.