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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
Mortgage Sale.

Under and by virtue of the power of sal' contained in a certain mortgage executed tC the undersigned. ". J. Chambers. by Geo W. Paris and Saliie l.. Paris on the 7tf day of June. 1902. and recorded in the Probate Judges office of the County of Montgomery In the State of Alabama, in Mortgage Book No. I7s. page Ie4 will on the goth day oi November. 1908. within the legal hours oi sale. at the Fountain. in the City of Mont. real estate described in said mortgage. situ- ated in the County of Montgomery and State of Alabama. and more particularly described as follows, to wit:
 Commencing sixty feet t6o) north of the southeast corner of loL ten tioD of the H. s. Dexter plat. thence running north along the west side of Franklin Street sixty t60) feet, thence west one hundred and twenty (I2o) feet. thence south sixty t60) feet and thence one hundred and twenty U2o1 feet to the point of beginning, being the property conveyed to said Geo. W and sallie T.. Farris by deed of Maria l.. Paris.
 Default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness secured by said mortgage. and the same being past due. this sale will be made to satsfy said indebtedness and ac- crued interest thereon. together with the ex- pcnses of said sale. including a reasonable attorneys fee.
 W. J. CHAMBERS.
 Mortgagee. October l7th. 1903. su-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
Bsnuie Gets a Verdict.

I'm the C'ity Court today verdict was |yen l., A. Bennie. special officer of the umane Society. for $1,oo0 in a suit for
 images to the amount of s5.0oo, brought
 Eainst A. A. Gambill, City License Col |ctor for false arrest. Last January one Gambilrs agents arrested Bennie on charge of violating the license law, in bat he is alleged to have sold two or lur tickets to n performance of Richard |ansfield without first having a license engage in that business. Bennie was trested before he had completed the sale his tickets. It seems that he had pur based four tickets. two for himself and To for a friend. Afterwards he discov- led that he nor his friend could attend hd he advertised that he would sell the ,kets at a profit of loo per cent. The frest was also made without warrant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
LIFE CONNECTS FREED
DOORS OPEN TO BRAY JACKSON
 AND WASH LONG.
Governor Jelks Granted Two Pardons and Two Paroles to Prisoners in the State Peni-
 tentiary.

Two life co1victs In the Alabama peni- tcntary will be freed to-day.
 Governor Jelks passed upon petitions for pardons yesterday. which. it was aid, demanded early consideration. Two par dons and two paroles were granted. in- cluding a pardon to Bray Jackson of Clarke county. who was q life prisoner and had served IS years.
 Wash Long, also life convict, from Bullock county, was one of those who drew a parole. Long was sent up for murder in June, 1885 The Governor said in granting the pardon that the prisoner was very i'll from consumption. The pa- role wGa granted upon the recommenda- ton of the physician inspector.
 Sim Riley. q convict from Elmore coun- ty. was also paroled because he had con sumption. and his future confinement would be q danger to the other prisoners. The Governor said further that Riley had probably been sufficiently punished for his offenses. He was serving a sen tence of fifty months for assault with intent to murder.
 pardon was given Bray Jackson of Clarke county who was in prison for life, having been convicted of murder in 1SSG. The Governor in allowing the par don. drew attention to the fact that Jack son had lost an arm in the service of the State, and he had worked IS years in eX- piation of his crime. It was said further that he vas not a bright person when convicted, and that the Board of Pardons had recommended clemency.
 George Allen of Chambers county. con victed of the crime of incest. was alsa pardoned. The judge and the solicitor wrote the Governor that the evidence on which Allen was convicted was not responsible. an dthey recommended elem ency. Allen was serving a term of two years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
Mortc ooe Sale.

Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in certain mortgage executed to the undersigned. W. J. Chambers. by Geo ". Paris and SaIlie l.. Farris, on the st day of August. eo2. and recorded in the Probate Judges office of the County of Montgomery In the State or Alabama. in Mortgage Book I73. page 2i6 I will on the 2oth day If November, 1903. within the legal hours of sale. at the Fountain. in tho City Of Mont gonery Ala. sell at auction. for cash the real estate described in said niortgage sitll- ated In the County of Mont gomery and State of Alabama and more particularly described follows, to wit:
 commencing at the northeast corner of lot number eleven ID, also numbered twelve tI"' according to the Fl. s. Dexter plat and running thence west hundred and twenty u2ol feet. more or less thence south one hundred and twenty CI2ol feet thence east one hundred and twenty q 2o) feet, more or less to Fronklin Street. and thence north eiong the west side of Franklin Street one hundred and twenty (l2ol feet to the point Of beginning. and being the premises upon which said moftgasors resided at the date Of said mortgage.
 Default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness secured by said inortTace and the same being past due. this sale viii be made to satisfy said indebtedness and ac- eried interest thereon, together with the ex- penses of said sab. including a reasonable attorneys fee.
 W. J. CHAMBERS,
 october l7th. 1903. su-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
ID open New Mines.

l.. B. uMsgrove is the Southern man. |ger for the Pittsburg Coal and Coke |ompany, which recently absorbed the Eonangahela River Coal and Coke Com |any, property of which is located in baker County, this State, at Corona and Eclnity. It is stated by MT. Musgrove
 hat not only will there be no interference |ith the steady operations of the prop fty in this section but that great inn foyements will be made. Four new mines lin be opened at once, the tipples for hem now being under way. In a few |ays contracts will be let for the erec- lon of houses for mine workers, no less
 han 300 men to be given employment in
 he new mines. The company will con- hue mining all the coal the openings will |ermit. and a good sale is looked for 1ht along
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
STORM PASSES OVER.
Fair and Colder Weather and Fr
 

Fair and Colder Weather and Frost
 in North Alabama.
 The heavy weather in Montgomery had passed away last night. and fair and cool CT weather is predicted. Frost is expected in North Alabama this morning.
 The Southern storm was central over Northeastern Georgia yesterday morning. l. gave heavy rains over Louisiana. Southern and Eastern Alabama and over most of Georgia.
 over the watershed of the Coosa river the rainfall averaged about 11s inches. and has started a moderate rise in the Coosa and Alabama rivers.
 Section Director r. F. Chaffee of the Weather Bureau, has called for special reports from all up-river stations this morning. and will issue warnings, if the riyer-r!se becomes sufficiently rapid to call for such action, though only a mod crate rise is expected. A rise in the river would ba welcomed by the steamboat men. as there is much cotton and cotton seed along the river waiting shipment to narlet. the movement of which has been deIaved by low water of the past few weeks.
 The river service of the Weather Bu- reau is of great value to the river in terests In low as well as high water sea- sons. During low water the reports and forecasts are watched closely by the boat men; during the freshet season. the flood and rapid rise warnings are of in caIculable benefit. The warnings are ac- curate and so widely distributed that the farmers. lumbermen and others interest ed have the greatest confidence in this branch of the government service.
 The storm had moved well to the east ward by last night. when fair and cooler wAather was setting In over this sec tidl. The fair weather will last throug n tomorrow. according to the weather bull letins. Light frost is expected in Central and Northern Alabama this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
NEW FIRM OPENS HERE.
Montgomery Office of Ivey Bros.
 RAaltv O.. of irmingham.

The Montgomery branch of the large real estate firm of Ivey Bros. Realty Co.,, of Birmingham. Ala. opened here on last Monday. The offices are at No. IA South Perry Street.
 This firm will make a speciality of hand ling large tracts of mineral, timber and farm lands and 1t is stated by their local manager that they consider Montgomery an ideal point from which to handle th:s class of property. as well as for doing a general real estate businegs.
 Mir. J. R. Graves Ivey. who has for sev- eral years held the office of Secretary to Mayor F.. B. Joseph. Is in charge of the Montgomery office. Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
Iron. Steel and Tin Workers.

A meeting will be held in Birmingham Monday between officers of the AmalGa- mated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers and representatives of the Re public Iron and Steel Company and the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Con- pany in reference to a scale for the plate mill workers. The rolling mills in this district have been in steady operation for some time but The plate mill depart ments are off because of no contract. It is believed that a contract will be struck at this meeting and work in this depart ment resumed. Something like 250 men will be interested in tho resumption If work in the plate mill department at the Birmingham and Bessemer rolling mills. The plate workers get big wages for thelr work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

plant of the Pacific Wireless Telegraph Company was thrown open to the public today. The apparatus worked satisfac- torilY on the initial message. which ad- v.sed President Roosevelt of the comple- ton of connection of Fort Casey on Whid- by Island with the land lines of the big telegraph companies. Following this a large number of congratulatory mes- sages were exchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
Killed hv Live Wire.

Berry Meeks. employed by the Birm- gham Railway. Light and Power Com-
 hny, as a carpenter on some bridge |ork, vas instantaneously killed this forming on the corner of Avenue D and |wenty-third Street, while en route to Es work. His death was caused by bmins in contact with a live wire from h electric light circuit. The arc light ! the corner mentioned had broken its stenings and had fallen to the middle the street with the feed wire still at- lched, when Meeks came along in com kny with another carpenter. Meeks topped to pick up the wire and lamp |hen he received a shock which caused hath. He was 4 years of age and leaves widow and child His remains were bipped to Sterrett, in Shelby County. for |terment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
A DESERVED COMPLEMENT.
Geo. P. Haardt 6 Bro, the Clothiers
 Secure Nice Order.

Geo. P. Haardt 6 Bro, the CIothiers,
 Secure Nice Order.
 Some weeks ago. George P. IIaa.dt &; Bro, the well known and popular cloth iers and furnishers, secured q contract from the Montgomery Street Railway Company. for furnishing tic winter suits and caps for their motormen and conduc- tors. This big order was figured on by a number of large furnishing houses. both in Montgomery and abroad. and Haardt & Bro. secured 1t over all competitors. This was indeed Q strong compliment to this popular clothing firm and splendid endorsement of their goods and prices.
 The new uniforms and caps. which are beauties by the way, will be worn today for the first time. Adb.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

Headquarters National Macaroni Company :" Ask your grocery man for the best on earth.
 The celebrated Gold Medal brands Macaroni, Spaghetti, Noodles, Yer nlicelli and fancy paste for soups.
 JOS. MANEGoLD 6 CO,
 Wholesale Coniectioners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
Notice of Administration.

To Whom 1t May Concern.
 Notice is hereby given that letters of ad- ministration upon the estate of Abraham Hirsch. deceased. have this day been granted by the Probate Court of Montgomery County. Alabama, to the undersigned All persons and parties having claims against said estate must present the same within the time required by law. they will be forever barred This October l7. 1903.
 DAVID HIRSCH,
 JOSEPH HlRSCH. As administrators of the estate Of Abraham Hirsch, deceased. su-at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

has been removed to the county jail. In all probability tho matter may be settled out. of court The Sloss-Shefield Compa- ny has recovered nearly S2.5OO in money, besides more than $500 worth of checks and some things which were purchased by the young man. Castleman is of prominent and highly respected family, but he has been wayward.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
Castleman May Pav Up.

[. Woods Castlenlan. the office boy who
 IS arrested on a charge of embezzle- mt from the Sloss-Sheffield Steel and ,n Company. it being alleged that he ,le rncanceled commissary checks to > amount of several thousand dollars,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

Best Leat Lard 10 cents per pound, Hams 15 cents, California Hams 10 cents per pound, at
 SMITH 6 WoRNUM, IT North Perry St. Phone .6o6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
ITS FALL MEETING.
Members of c. & I. Asso, iation will
 Assemble Tuesday Evening.

A6SSuAUAC AuoSudy 6N@AAAhBs
 The Commercial and Industrial Associ- ation will hold its first fall meeting Tues day night.
 The association does rot hold its regu- lar meetings through the summer usually, but with the opening of business in the fall. thoTe is always much to be done.
 President Alex Rice has returned from New York and will preside over the meeting. Various committees will submit outlines of work to be done. or sugges- tions upon which they desire the advice and action of the membership.
 The call wliich has just been issued in- vites attention of members to matters to be considered in this way:
 Shall Madison avenue be extended and widened?"
 Shall Secretary James Wilson be in vited to Montgomery"
 Shall Alabama be represented at the St. Louis Exposition?'
 These arc only a few of the matters to be considered. Several of the commit tees have had mectinRe recently, the re- suits of which will be submitted at this meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
Freight Car Service.

The various superintendents of the rail- pads in this section are advising their gents on the lines not to give cars to Riippers too freely when the products Ire to go off the lines of the initial rail- pads. While iron-clad rules in this re- ard cannot possibly be carried out, it stated that all shipments which are estined off the lines will be discouraged s much as possible in order to protect Industries and shippers along the line. r NJ. Richey. Superintendent of the Bir- Eingham Division of the Southern Rail- lay, today gave out an interview in [hich he stated that there was enough
 s.ffic along the company's own lines to
 .ed all the cars they have and that as huch as possible shipments off the line Eili not be sought much. All the railroads |ereabouts have heavy business on right |au
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
Little Girl Kill.d.

A special from Blount Springs states nat Annie Byars. the l0-year-old daugh- sr of Mir. w. E. Byars, a prominent
 tizen of that place and Representative , the last Legislature from Blount Coun- !, was fatally injured last evening by iiiing tree limb. In company with her ster, Annie Byars. it seems, stopped nder a tree to tie a shoe string, when
 limb to the tree broke, striking the irI on the head. The child's skull was rushed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

New Kraut, Bulk Olives, Mince Meat, bills, Sour and Sweet Pickles at
 SMITH & WoRNUM, IT North Perry St. Phone 606.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
SPUR AT DECATUR.
Southern Railway Files Ccpy of

southern Railway FlIes Ccpy or
 Resolution.
 A copy of a resolution by the Board of Directors of the Southern Railway Com pany relative to the building of spur track at Decatur was filed for record yes terday in the office of the secretary of State.
 It was the companys notice of it's pur- pose to construct q spur track 2.722 feet long from the Sentiments tracks to the compress at Decatur.
 The copy of the resolution was signed by President Samuel Spencer and Sec retary R. b. Lankfcrd of the board.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
Keeping Up Appearances.

New York Weekly.
 Bride (dlsconsolatel,) )-Half my wedding pres ents are cheap plated things.
 Mother--Never mind my dear; no one will 1.ste themselves conspicuous watching them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

"Headauartera National Macaroni Company " Ask your grocery man for the best on earth. The celebrated Gold Medal brands Mecaroni, Spaghetti, Noodles, Yer miceln and fancy paete fer soups.
 JOS. MANEGoLD & CO.,,
 Wholesale Confectioners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

man who is gentleman only by the grace of his tailor doesn't count for much.
 When woman of 80 looks into the fntuE0 1t seems as brief a rabbits tall
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

Cupids shafts may make a man act foolish but it's the marble shaft that puts him out of business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
AID TO BE SETTLED
HE CASE OF THE REV. QUINCY
 EWING.
t the Same Time It is Given Out That the Rector Will Not Fill the Birmingham
 Pulpit Today.

Birminsham. Oct. 17-(speciai. .)-while is stated that differences which have
 hid to have existed between the vestry f the Church of the Advent. Episcopal, Ind Bishop Beckwith, regarding the call |f Rev. Quincy Ewing of Greenville. Hiss. to the Advent pulpit. were ami |ably settled at a meeting of the Bishop Ind Vestry last night. Rev. Mir. Ewing |fll not conduct services tomorrow at he Church of the Advent. It is not stat "a when he will take up the duties. It E stated positively that the call will |tand and that sooner or later Nr. Ewing |ill come to Birmingham. No statements whatsoever are being made as to what
 ranspired at the meeting last night. Bishop Beckwith has returned to Annis-
 on. The announcement will be made to he church tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
Urred to Becorne Citazene.

A movement has been started in this lection of the State to get all men who |an do so and have not done so to take Hut naturalization papers and take the |ath of allegiance to Uncle Sam. It is |stimated that there are several hum red in the State and at least 150 in Bir- bingham alone entitled to naturalization |apers and these will be urged to secure
 hem. The movement is the outcome of recent decision in a case of conspiracy
 Tied in the United States Court wherein he man against whom the alleged con-
 piracy was formed was proven not to be citizen of the United States. though
 had lived for years in this country. .t is stated that sermons will be preached
 D the churches where there is large
 ttendance of foreigners admonishing the
 eople to become citizens of this coun-
 ry. The movement is not being urged
 ecause of political reasons as much as
 pr other causes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

october I7th. 1903.
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-11
rhc In.urrrction !. On.

The Macedonian rrvOlutiOnnric'
awaited the anniversary of the sultan :
accession % proclaim the long'antic!-
pated general insurrrction lu northern
Macedonia. The Proclamation of which
WIS issued to-day. signed hy ali the
members ~ th" .nsIvgrut general ,tan.
The UrV ouihrrak o., headed 10y the
fnmD'.. Narrdon'1" leaders. t;cu Ioui.
chen. PRESIDENT 81 ,hr Macedonian
committr" .Id col Jlubpu. Who WAS
wounded .u 'h. gi,ug 90 l9u2. The
grW wrr.rpry rpyrr- thr di-;gir, ln thr
valley of tie >frumI 600 the base pl
the Rhui-p' WUgu.aiu chain and Go
thr north "t 'H. V.v'g Nuriur Col
Iuui,In i, flr',f.U- the movements or
tlr h,ud- % tIr southern rarL
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-11
CONDENSED MEMS.

ia" army or The Philippines has -
lected - Louis ~ tho place for thr
next annual reunion Gen. Charles
King aud Lieut.. M';ac. of Council
Bluns are candidates for the prrsl-
Gcucy.
Fernando NIlcnzucn Mexico
Arizona border rnflinn accused of the
murder nf Nn,chcs Roichc~. q rauchcr.
und half dozen other men. has been
shot AMI killed hy Mexican ruralrs In
Santa cruz.
samuel Parks. tac walking delegate
convicted ou charges uf cNtortiun. will
bo rplea sell from Sing Siug at once OH
Sin.pn bond. \ certificate Of reason.
able Duuht va, given in his ease. pend
!ug appeal Proceedings
The hiieous nightmare OF married
life Is what Alfred 5. Alderd'ce. OF
NeS Ic~k Shcse wife. Mrs Nottie Al.
d"rdice. is suing him for divorce. callc
it He claims she often threatened his
life in drunken sprecs
Martin Ledigar. i7.ycar-oid New
York vld0wnr has brought suit fnT
g. .Dup against Miss Minnie Maisky.
aged -. tor breach OF promise and IA"
recovery OF the diamond solitaire ca.
gagcm"nt r.ng hr gave her
Unable to a,a tie suffering of his lii-
tir soil. who was sick. George sam.
Ju aged Indian ur ShurZ NrN. Killed
She lId with e shotgun and, then p'uc-
iug the muzllr of tho gun at his own
Erad. blew his uwu brains uUt,
Miss Mary Ann Tcrhunc. of Orange.
y. T.. ulW - yruj'. o. age. has kept
Tor - year. VOW that she would
never marry She took 10 at the death
Of her ii8urr Nrw BruuSwIck. y. j..
physician. when -hr was ~ years old.
J.. s. Phnyng. the negro educator
who was murdered 40 Oscar, La. l.
uid 90 have been making inccndiary
speeches % th" negroes of the com.
muuiiy advising them not to work foi
or 90 have anything 20 do with white
p"opl"
Mrs Roland b. Mollneux. who went
to Sioux Falls \. ID. nine months
ago has returned 20 New York. II
was said when she went TO South Ia.
kota that ~ was her intention 10 sue
for divorce She will not talk OF the
outcome
Countess I.eouiina Dassi Fizzlri
we'll known operate and concert sing
cr. died suddenly of heart failure I'm
Mount P0como Heights. Pa, while on
htr honeymoon trip. She was the
daughter of Gen. Giuseppe Dassl. the
Italian patriot
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-11
The nciinncr Holds the cup.

The Reliance. the American cup de
fender. Thursday won the third and
iinal race and the series for that famous
sea trophy. the Americas cup. ln q
dense fog which prevented vision be-
youd 3tD yards she finished the race
NJ 5:.Dt1 amid the acclamations or
the assembled fleet. Shamrock Ill,
after running fur more than an hour
in the fog. missed the finish line. pass
cd by IL and then returned 10 u from
the opposite direction. AS the Reliance
was then being towed through the fieet,
yacht pnsigns iluttcring from her truck
aud sprendsrs In celebration of her vie.
tory. the shamrock III. did not cross
the finish line. As often said of the
historic race when the America won
the cup. there was no second.
Rarely. IL ever. has there been a
more spectacular hnish than ~ Reli.
ance's Thursday. After racing for
more than an hour ut terrific speed
through binding fOg, the Reliance
hurst through the wall of mist upon
the vision of the spectators on the heet
assembled az the finish line and heel
ing under n great bellylng balloon-jib
topsail until her Ice rail was awash
He'd across the finish line almost be
fore the spectators could determine
for u certainty that Il was she.
once more the Yankee boat had add
eel to the long string of Victories IN
contests for the hOnorcd old silver
trophy that carried with IL the blue
ribbon OF the sea.
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-11
m. popr 10 E-cnpe Prison.

Great excitement has been caused iu
Rome aud an over Italy by the am
uounccmcut that the pope has asked
FOR estimates nf the cost Of repairing
The apostolic palace of tile Latcran iu
order to render it hahitablr for the
pupal court Everybody is comment
ing ou the Erws. as 10 shows the cyl.
dent intention of Plus y. ~ escape
at last from thr prison of the vatican
lnd venture again through the streets
of Rome. Notwithstanding the italian
occUpltiun.