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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
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Mpntaa. ben 9. MARS, tn Der
v@ermania Mduncrhur Sale."

3um NbIeben beS Com
Mortin. - 6rau MarD
0apis Robgers Martin, Witttpe beS
an 6reitag Na9mtttag i'm @leOutor>
l9u4t bes 2ugerbuuies Der 6irmu s.
.. &remelberg C Co., Nr. 1O5, Dit
@Strdbe, berungliidten 9rn.
CHARLES u. Martin, lun9te geitern bon
Germantown, g6tlaOelpbia, bier an,
ND tie erit am SamItag, ben q. Sc
bruar, ibm angetrdut norDen mar,
nnb begab fi9 brett mad Der 8obz
rung bes 9rn. Douglas 8. 9uer, g&r.
1920, NorbzG dlpertz9 trabe, mo- Die
Qei&e hires @atten ii9 befinOet un0
BON no ous bic 8~eerOigung itdttftn@
ben pirb. Die iunse 8ittpe brad
Dor @9mer3 p~oGitGnbig 3uiamme1,
als lie in 8egleitung Der 5rau 9uer
bus Sobten5immer betrat. Iu4 bic
brei S9peitern bes 9rn. Marttn,
Srl. &at9arine Martin, 5rdu IT.
9prfeD Gogers urb 6ruu @bmuno
@6GFer, tungten geitern Ra4mtttag
BON 2pn4burg bierielbf an. Die
6unoelsbe60rDe belt geitern cine
al@8erTammlung unb Die So.
Spfep6 q. Tparb, 6. @tanlep 9arD,
@alter 9. 8roots, iun., RO6ert Ramz
fan, 0upib 6uBler unb Wm. 8. 2obe
fpurben uls gpmite ernunnt, UNI bic
8eb0rbe Bel Der 8eerbigung 81 reprds
fentiren, urb in elmer Spe5iol : Der
fummlung Der 5unbelstammer ipurOe
elm dus ben So. @6arles RuAitrdt, S.
e. Ruplings, 5iram 8. 0uolep unO
s. g. 6ilten beite6enoes GOmite err
nqnnt, nm Der 8eerbigung bet3uppbz
ren. Die 8altimorer Subads<8Drie
tpirb morgen cine Spe5iaE9eridmmz
lung 6alten, I'm S6ritte gu t9un BE-
siigIi6 beg 70 pt0Bli4en ablebens OsS
6rn. Mdrtin.
Maffenper BON
BIDDER. - Sn S4imet's Bob
menzSuGe" am Norb>8roubtpun fanb
oeftern Na9mitthg cine gut beiu9te
8erIummlung BON 8Gdern itdtt. Be
butts Orgunifrung Der Nrbeiter bteIer
8run6e. 9r. Sreb. 9ennteot tiibrte
ben @orfib unb ST. 4uguft Reinbdrbt
bus prototoG. Nnfpru4en purben
ge6alten BON ben So. 5. 9epper DON
Der ,8le9bii6fenma4er : Union BON
Baltimore" 9rn. Rubolp9 S4erer,
Generals rguntfatOr Der pSnternas
tionalen 8Gder>l1nion," 8. u. Some
ppn Der yGifenble9arbeiterzlln ton II.
Sol. 9. O'Gonnor bon Der n9auS>
malerzunion CIR. 1,"unb fiinf5ebn
neue Mitgtieber purben aufgenoms
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01

renb Ieinem @o1egen, 9rn. Subn 9uz
bert, Der tur3e 3tpeiid6rige Sermin 3u=
ftel. 9ur9 um5ug aus Der 4. na3
Der II. Warb lit 6r. Dieter aber nun
me6r 8etpobner bes brttten Oiitritt8
g~etporben. grft mad langem 30gern
unb auf ernftIt4es 9rdngen ieiner
3ablrei&en Sreunbe bin bat 9r. Die
ter fi9 entf6lofen, in feinem neuen
8e3trt fir Die Domination in'5 SSelb
gu treten. Seine 36Gtigfeit uIs M}itz
gIieb bes 3neiten 3netges 1T Elm Offez
nes Bud, bas BON NQen gelefen tper=
ben mag, unb auf bieien &ecorb gez
ftiiBt, tritt er Dor bd5 @olt. @r lit
Elm Mdnn BON groBen gef9dftli9en
Snterefen, Der nit Der Woblfabrt Der
@tabt, beren gnttpidelung unb Der
8ergrDBerung Der 6anbelsz unb Snz
buitriezSnterefen berfelben eng perz
bunben lit. Seine als W3itglieb bes
@tabtratbs gefammelten @rfahrun@
gen feBen i'm in ben Stan0, 0erStaot
fpirtIame unb intelligence 9tenfte 81
leiIten. Gr 1T Elm Mann BON GROCER
Snteqigen3 unb ununtaitburer @br%
Ii4feit unb &e4ti4affenbeit.
unangenebm r q b r Ii NJ
qen mQ6te qeitern Der II Sabre dlte
Q6ra6am Srunfel Don gtr. 206,SiOe
6ig6itraBe, als er fi9 auf ben Bier
oes 91prbb. 21pDo 81 Occult : point
begeben poGte. 5runfel'5 Gltern fa@
men geitern Mprgen nit Dem Dam
pier y8reslau" an, unb Der iunge
Mann bate GinIaBtarten gum Pier
fir ii6 uno etnen 6reuno erIangt,
Der 6reuno bate Die &arten in feiner
Suf9e uno ba Die 8eiben ii9 imGez
brGnge %perloren, berfu6te Srantel of
ne GinfaBfarte 3utritt sum Qier 81
erlungen. gr gerietb aber babel nit
Dem Special : Boli3iifen s. Sablor
in Gonflift unb purbe berbaftet. Poz
li3eiri9ter Robertion lieB ieoo4 ben
iungen Munn luufen, I'm inn @elez
gen6eit gu geben, feline gltern gu BE-
griBsn.
@9oB feline &nief6etbe
N q. = Der % Sabre ate Reger
syobn 5orb pon Ct. Sngoes, St.Ueaz
rms GOuntp, fdoB fi6 gsitern Mor>
gen auf Der @ntenjdgO Die Iinfe 8niez
i9ei6e neg. Gr rpuroe auf bem9dms
pier rpOtOmuc" mad Der 2igbtitr.>
@erfte gebra9t uno mad bemy Staots
9OIpitaI" ii6ergefi4rt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
9%ihht6eriezG hihcmic

8utertonn ,G.zg., 28.5s6r.-
Sine 0tp6t6erie=GpiDemie 1T in gorz
ri8toDn am ct. 2uprence Z 5lufe
au8ge6ro6e mo ale @eT6dfte unO
ale 66ulen Iin0 gei6loTen, 3pan5tg
3oOe8fGGe BADEN iia ereign3t uno
neue 66ue perOer f@ortDa5reno 8eHeI@
net
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
G(ns ben Geri6tsB1fen.

6r. 8uf6roO @utt5 mar 3u langiam.
8eligion5 : l1nterIaieO ol5
56eiOung5gruno. - S4abenerz
fuB ~Derlangt. - 16 Qntlagen err
3oben.
Ri6ter 86elp5 6eItdtigte geitern ben
@inDano De8 6rr. Samuel QffelOer
Qeqen bic BON 8uI6roo 0att5 i'm GU
pertprzgert6t eingeret6te 4etittOn,
cine Neu3Gblung Der Bel Der Staotz
rut68pa6l Dor naAe3u 3pei SaAren
in Der IA. 0arO ~dbgege6enen Stimmz
3ettel a~n3uorDnen. Ser Ri6ter emit
16ieo, Do8 Superiorz8eri4t babe
feline Surisotftion in 0a6l|Streitigz
teiten bie5er Dirt, unb oaB cine QPpeIz
Iutton qeqen bic Gnti6eioung Oe5
5taOtrat6e5 Dor Da8 StoOt8eri6t gez
bore. QuBerbem Iagte Der Ri4ter,
baB Der san ni6t nit Der n0tbi8en
9}u6oriidli4teit oerfolgt porOen lei,
ME e5 i'm SntereTe Der 0effentli4z
felt bate gsf6eben iOllen.
8eltgtDn s4u II t { 4teO ais
S3etDegrunO.
G6artes 9enrp 9eRe, PrGiiOent Der
ngoung Men'5 8uitneB QTOciation"
BON OFz8aItimore unO MitglieO Der
Diertsn8 item Stride, rei6te geitern
cine 66eiDungstlage tpegen angebli>
6en 8erluTen5 ge8en Nnna NngeLa
5eTe Elm. Die 8Iage 6eiagt, OuB Die
6o83eit i'm Sabre 1889 itattfanO, gu
nel6er s3eit feine 6rau elm W}ttgltsO
0e5 Ct. Safobu5z&ir6en@Or5 mar.
Truu 6eFe bra6te ou8 ein3ige Der
G6e ent5prlngene Sinh, Den 8itnz
i9en Oe8 &Idger5 %3ufDioer, ange6li4
in elmer fat6oIiI6en QnitaIt unter.
9urii6er e~nttan6&n Streitigfeiten, ba
5err 9sfe niin76te, Oa8 &inO nu4
feinem Notwithstanding gu err
3ie6en. 5rau 6eRe D~erIieB ange6li4
fein 6aus uno beIte6t Die Srennung
bis uuf ben 6eutigen Sag. 9r. Some5
8liigel lit Der Qlntpalt oes &lGgers.
6arrD 8. San, Der am /. Sanuur
3. s. 20 Sabre alt purOe, ~er3ieIte gez
ftern i'm &rei5geri6t cine S4eiOung
BON 8oIOie San pagen ange6li6er
l1ntreue. 9as 8aar beirat6ete am
30, DECEMBER 1902.
WarceQius g. 6iQ8 nurbe i'm 7elz
ben @ert6te Dpn MarD Slap 6tu5
geI4ieoen, bic i'm am %. Oftober
1899 ange6It4 berIaRen baden iOu.
3ie 6o43eit fan0 am Is. sunni 1898
Itutt.
9u5 8reiSgeri6t CIR. 2 fpro6 gez
ftern Die S8etoung 9enr2 69Gfer'5
DON 6ran3i8ta Soldier aus unb omar
tpegen angebli4en 8erlafen5,
@eIo Der 54mer3en56et~
Ter.
Qnnie 8. 6urtmun berflagta geitern
i'm 5td0tgeri6t Die y4ennfplOania@
8u6n uuf $4,000 G6aoensriaB fir
ben Sob hires 5p6na5 Grnit 9artz
man, Der ungebli6 am Is, 9&ooember
1902 an Der 5arlemSQDenue BON et@
mem 3uQe Der Gompugnie gat0otet
nurbe.
Mi6ael W}iuman puroe an9eblI9
am "a. 6e6ruar in Der WtrtQ14aft
BON 5umuel 8olr6erg, an DER Gde
BON Baltimore unb GTeter@StrdBe,
ppn Der in GROCER 2tufregun8 bartnoz
li6en Clara Q6ra6um nit Por3eudn@
@aaren bom6urbirt. un0 10 perleBt,
DaB er feinem 8eI6Gft ange6ltA nt6t
Dbliegen tonnte. Qus bieiem 8runOe
berlangte er geftern i'm SupertOrz8ez
ri9te $4,000 GntI6doigung.
Se4s3e6n 4ntlugen err
6pben.
Die 8un6e8 : 8roBgeI6porenen
er6o6en geftern 16 borGGufige Qnflaz
gen gegen ben 6Ol36GnOler 5rant 5.
8urgeB tpegan 8enuBung Der 9Df fir
ange6Ii4 i4pinOel6afte 3nede. Seoe
&luge 6efte6t aug u 6eiten, i'm San
gen 1872 Seiten. Die unge6li6 Be-
74ntnOelten ipuen $4,000 einge6iiBt
bubeR uno pObnen in MarplanO, Dir
ginien, @eFz8trginien, Rorbz uno
SuO@Gurplina, @eOrgiu, 6lOriod,
4la6amu unO Sn0iaHa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
@ermii6ts teIearas1iihe 2epci6Gn.

= Sn Wi8coniin pat 0o9 2pouz
petter qroBen G6aoen un8erIatet,
Sic ieit lGngerer 3eit pom Size
einqeIdloFenen Dampfer p8os" uno
.0or6o8" errei6tsn geitern i6re @erfz
ten in G6icago.
mann' Ramens 0}ar geBler, inter
Der ACKNOWLEDGING per5aftet noroen,
ban er Der W6roar Der 6rau 0eor9e
8Qnns BON I~rom6ri0ge, pa, am leBz
ten Montag gepeien lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01

Die rQFociotion fir bic Grri6tung
elmer polni76en Rationalz6o1e" MIR
be ge1tern BON 2(uguit 4entol5ti,
8laoDsIatp llr6an5ti, Gmil 0}oz
rap8fi, 5rant U}IaOeeD8ti unO San
Qi3em6fi i@ncDrbDrirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01

8etterausfi4ten = Sir
Marplunb unb ben 9iftritt Columbia
SOnntug f90nes, aber beOeuteno tub@
leres Wetter, norbpefli4e Minbe,
f9On am Mpnta9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01

S6rer S6uIben Gebt8,
S5m 8unbes4@eribt nurben Die
6olgenoen aus Dem 8unterottOerfa6z
rem entlafen: @norep Sie6ert, 0}ar9
:. 6iebert, 8m. 9. 86iteIiOe unO
Same5 Gptein, 7ammtlid oon 8oltiz
mNrp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
s6mar,c &lctOcraO6e att MOntag.

6. S. @nts, 9smofraten; s. u. 9uoz
lep, SO6n 9aibielbs unb 8eO. More=
craft. HepublifQnsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
@elbIcnSnnocm nadb NcntIhGanb.

"a Gents prO Ytart un0 @Ommifz
fion. Gbeo. 8. 9iener &c 6 o.,
Ais Wuttrz6 traBe. Qusldnbif4es
@eIo, We41el uno greOit : 8rieie.
S9iffstarten bon unO nG9 europa
*** SIM .Qa6or : QDoeum" finoet
6eute QlGanb cine Der amiiIanten I'm
ter9ultungen itatt, tpel6t felt Subren
groBen @rfoIg gu per8ei4nen 6utten.
*** Die g@r6eiterz 2iebertafeG" ber>
unitaltet i6ren b~iesidbrigen Mastenz
bali an Montug, ben 2, Mdr3, in Der
n9ermaniazW 81 Gnner9Ors6aQe. Der
Masfen6qQ 1T tets bas gr0Bte Set
bes fre6iumen @ereins, unb bic W}its
gIieber f6euen peOer Soften, nod
M2ii6e, UNI benz 9u6lifum etpus Sc
bieqenes ~bar5ubieten. SO ite6en benin
aud biefe8 Sa6r ben @diten cine gfeiz
Re bon ue6erraf6ungen in Qusii4t,
peI6e uGein etnen Sang 81 Dem Mta5z
fenbau Der ,@rbeiterz 2ieOertafel" lob
= Sn Der g}d6e BON MiOOlebOrO,
8anf., tpurbe Die gan3e 9egenO Our4
einen 0olfenbru4 Der6eert. Der
S6aDen piro auf $4,000 gei4dBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01

grinft 3cnnD'S Sbee nnS SaHcc.
Ssit 80 Sabren beriihmt tpegen
QualitGt urb pretie. s. .. &ennn
6 o., SO QGben. (60iuS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
"The Family Physician"
qesta
@rionr. Suftcu unO GrfaltHng

gtrfu8t cine 6:ai3s ot,j'r "nno''0oAn Y'sot=
ain: fs pirO a5n.u s9975 an 0ottorsRsbnnnasa
Tparta. Bel aa,u gpot9st'Fn CSC. G'9lI,a4sQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01

WittI. Roromstcrf. 1854 90bfte 2emperatur. y
Viitti. 6bsruomrerf.. 80 s~!ieprisfte lemptrat; 40
pie bohite Shne1isFeit bes Win6es IN etHer
Stuuoe betrus 80 Dieileu pom 2StiteH.
Sagetfrige @ttter- Die %nisori9tt
Semperdtur ots ~ottrioen Cages ibis s llbr Aben0sl
fnr aui nahaeNannten StatIonen, lDle iolgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01

9eburt5rdg : etef. 9r.
QuquIt 8iemunn feierte am Sonntag
in feiner Wobnung, g}r. $40; 8inez
@traBe, ieinen q. @e6urtstag i'm
beften Wo6Ierge6erl. Sem @e6urt8z
tagsfinoe gtngen 3oBlret3e unb bib
f4e 9ef6ente gu, unb cine gemitbli9e
6eier bereinigte 6rn. 8emunn nit
ieinen 5ablrei8en 5reunben unb Be-
funnten. Die 9Gite purben uuf bus
G1er6eit e betpirt6et, unD an aQerbunO
8ortrdgen uro Soli mangelte es
ebenfaus nt6t. Inter ben antpeIenz
Zen 8diten befanOen ft6: 9r. 5riB
@e6ren6erg, 9r. @rnIt Me6renberg
uno 5rGu, 6r. @il6elm 9ube uno
5rau, Sri. 6efe, 9r. 9enrp Qiefert
unO 6ruu, 9r. Qugut 8iemann unb
5rau, 6r. 9etnri4 6raste, 6r. Strip
8tsmann, 6r. 9einri4 @4r0ber, 9r,
@eorg &o6rs, 9r. @eorg Dub, 9r.
Sobn WiGfon urO ST. 9oparO @ilz
ion unb 6rau.
= 6rau Qnnu 6. M3epers, Satin
bon 6enrp 9eorge Mepers, feierte am
IeBten Sonntag in tbrer 0o6nung,
Nr. 1916, 8antzS traBe, i'm &reiie
pieter 5reunbe unb 8etannten iRren
AZ. 8e6urtstug, Inter ben 4nneien@
ben befarOen fi6 auBer Dem 9eburtSs
taggtinoe bic So. SO6ann, 8iI6elm,
@eOrge unb 9arrp Mepers, SEQ.
@6ei6enreif unb So6ter, Grau mar
qaret6e @4orr, ST. unO 6rau 9sorge
Rofe, 6r. unb 6rau qeGicOt, ST. uno
Trau 9bil. @dels, 6r. unb 5ruu 80.
Red, 6r. Seq. MeDsrs, 2i35ie 6,
U}eDers, 6rau 2i35ie 8d6r, Sri, 92.
8aiisr, SRI. Wfumie Garner, 9r. s.
Rot6, 8. .. TicO, %. 8, g. Nartin,
9. armacOit. GrIs. Mamie, 2i38ie,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01

ST, 8u16ro0 @att8 mar 81 langiam,
Rsligions : unterI4ieo ais
66eioungsgrun0. - S4abenerz
foB perIangt. - 16 @ntIogen err
6oben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01

W}atilOu @oer8neper, Gillian Bed,
Sbu @8ler uno Die So. @eO. Meqer,
0m. Trant, @onarO 2ommert, So6n
Bed, So6n 3oPp un0 SO6n $. &0ffz
Ter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01

liza uUD uIIUtIt Ius
tarrbaIif9e 3uitdnoe,
oie bon Der Grippe.
berriibren. babe t0 in
Ioer gan5eu muterid
O2eotca fein 0iittel
~gefunoen. neI6eS Be
runa an prOmpter
0irfung gIei6 fdme."
i Or. 9. 9. 9urtz
marJ 8rditoent be5
Sartman Sunitartrm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-18
MAY GO TO IS DEGREES PHENOMENAL DROP IN LOCAL TEMPERATURE. Fell Forty Degrees in Twenty-four Hours-Light Flurries of Snow
 in Montgomery Tester
 day Morning.

The predictions of the Montgomery Weather Bureau. thirty-six hours in ad- vance of the coming cold wave and the probable fall in the temperature, were verified to the letter.
 The drop of 40 degrees. from 60 to 20, in twenty-four hours, was a notable one, It's equal not having been recorded for many years in Montgomery.
 The highest temperature noted Tuesday was 30 degrees. and 1t is expected to reach as low as IS this morning.
 Considerable wind and slight fiurries of snow accompanied the low temperature of Tuesday.
 The present cold weather prevails over the greater part of the country, zero temperatures prevailing in all sections ex- cepting along the Florida, Georgia and Carolina coasts and California.
 It is feared that the present cold snar may cause serious harm to the oat cror of this section as well as to fruit trees which by the recent warm weather had been forced to premature bloom.
 The rains of Tuesday caused moderate ly rapid rises in the Coosa river, the rise at Rome Ga, being sixteen feet in twen- ty-four hours. It is thought that this may send the river up to about forty-five feet here.
 At Selma the fall will be checked but the rise there. if any. will be slight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-18

salary of the conductors, $75 month, un- less twenty-six trips be made during the month, and dates the order as effective February 1.
 The conductors claim that this order violates a contract they made some eight months ago with General Manager J. M. Barr, which fixed their salary at $75 a month when they should make the trips called on for, and further provided that no change should be made in this con- tract without first giving them due notice.
 The order of Superintendent Hudson would mean, says a representative of the conductors and brakemen, a practical re- duction in salaries all around as it is i'm possible for the men to make twenty-six trips a month, as their runs now often take eighteen hours, a distinct violation of the law governing this matter, which prescribes that the men shall not work more than thirteen hours continuously.
 The matter, at a meeting of the con- ductors held yesterday in Savannah, was referred to a committee, which will have a conference with MT. Hudson in Jack sonville day after tomorrow. This com mittee will represent both conductors and brakemen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-18
Vinemont,s Industry.

Cullman. Feb. 17.-(Special)-At Vine mont five miles north of Cullman, is showing what Northern labor and enter prise can do here In the South. Three years ago the country around there was nothing but tract of timber and an old field. Now there is a neat little town with two stores. church. school and a summer resort and hotel. The settlers are mostly from Chicago and have built nice farm houses. Many acres of hill sides are planted in, fruits and some of the finest grapes and peaches In the State are grown there A refrigerator line is to be established by the L. and N. Railroad this spring for the purpose of shipping mostly the Rock Ford canteloups which do exceptionally well and have a fine flavor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-18

following bills
 H. S9-To amend Section 23ss of the Code (relating to persons of unsound mind.)
 H. 112-To establish a dispensary at Searight.
 H. 129-Compensation to Judges of Probate for preparing registration lists. H. 13S-To provide for a court house in Shelby County.
 H. 142-As to records for St. Clair County court house.
 H. 1S8.-Appropriation for capitol inn provement.
 H. 72LTo establish a Pike County dis nnnsarX
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-18
Disaffected Trainmen.

There Is trouble between W. H. Hudson
 division superintendent fourth division. ScabCard Air Line, and his freight con ducto-s and brakemen. The Savannah News says the trouble Is over an order is sued by the superintendent last week. in which he refuses to allow the present
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-18
GAMES OF BASKET BALL.
Standing of Teams at the Y. M

Standing of Teams at the Y. M.
 c. A.
 Hoods champion basket ball team added another to It's string of victories last night by defeating Patterson's team. The score was 5 to O.
 Jones's aggregation by points. the score being 10 to g. In like manner Tisdale' S men went down in defeat before the mighty Bartletts by a score of 10 to f. The principal feature of the series was eBartlett's individual goal throwing He made four goals in the first half of the game.
 The present standing of the senior
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-18
Application for Receiuer

Trenton. N J.. Feb. 17.-Application for the appointment of a receiver for the Monmouth Safe Deposit Company of As bury Park was made today before Vice Chancellor Reed. The liabilities of the $4S5, ,049.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-18

I The junior basket ball teams are also | having their inning In yesterdays games | the Invincibles and Tigers were the win | ners against the Stars and Independents | respectively.
 The standard of the Boys Department ] League is as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-18
CALENDAR OF ALABAMA LEGISLATURE. Thrtieth Day. Tuesday, February 17.
The Senate.

The Senate. Bills were introduced and referred as Indicated: s. 255. By MT. Bullock-To alter and rearrange the boundaries of the city oi Sheffield, County of Colbert, State of Ala bama, by excluding from the corporate limits of said city the property formerly known as the Sheffield Machine Works and described on the map of said city as the Memphis and Charleston Railroad shops. Municipal and Municipal Organi- zations. s. 256. By Mir. Powell (by request>-To provide for the better establishing. or. ganizing and maintaining system oi l public schools throughout the State oi s. 257. By Mir. Powell (with notice)- To establish, maintain and regulate a dispensary in the town of Evergreen, County of Conecuh, for the sale of spirit uous ,vinous, malt liquors, elders and other intoxicants, and to establish and perpetuate a Board of Commissioners for the management of said dispensary, to provide for an election to decide the ques- tion, and for other purposes Temper ance.
 s. 25S. By MT. Harrison-To reduce and fix the rate of taxation in this State. (Reduces to 1-2 mills). Finance and Taxation.
 s. a5s By MT. Acree (by requesb-To amend Section 2597 of the Code of 1896. Banking and Insurance.
 s. 260. By MT. Lancester-To create the Fifteenth Judicial Circ lit of the State of Alabama, to be composed of the Counties of Autauga, Chiffon, Elmore and Mont gomery; to confer equity jurisdiction on said court in the counties of Autauga, Chiffon and Elmore; to provide for the appointment of a Judge and Solicitor of said circuit: and for the appointment of a Register of said court in each of the counties composing said circuit, except the county of Montgomery. Judiciary.
 Bills Reported.
 Bills were reported favorably by com- mittees and sent to the calendar as fol- lows:
 s. 106. Education.
 H. 466. County and County, Boundaries.
 H. 465. Same.
 s. GA. Judiciary (with amendmenO.
 s. 163. Same.
 s. 253. Corporations.
 s. POS. Same.
 Bills Passed.
 The Senate passed the following bills:
 s. 167. By MT. Hipp.
 H. 430. By MT. Werner
 H. Al. By Mir. Brown.
 H. 314.
 H. 86.
 s. 165. By Mir. Bullock.
 s. 135. By MT. Morrow.
 s. 162. Same.
 s. 134. Iame.
 H. 121. By Mir. Simpson.
 s. 150. By MT. Oliver.
 H. 101. By MT. Thompson. s. 173. By MT. Smith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-18
Elks' Curiosity Shop

Is open from F noon until 12 o'clock each night.
 Lunches served.
 Special attraction for children. Come one, come all. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-18

"Editha's Burglar" And great vaudeville bill at McDonald' s tonight. -ady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-18
Saved Nor Life from Pneumonia

"My wife had severe attack of Pneu- monia which followed a case of La Grippe . and believe that FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR saved her life," writes James Coffee, of Raymond, Missouri.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-18
Good Results h Every Case

Dr. J. Bishop, Agnew, Mich., writes: CT have used FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR in three yer" severe cases of pneu- monia with good results in every case"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-18
Cured of Terrible Cough on Lungs

N. Jackson, of Danville, Ill.,, writes: "My daughter had a severe attack of La Grippe and terrible cough on her lungs. We tried great many remedies without relief. She tried TOILETS HONEY AND TAR which cured her. She has never been troubled with cough since."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-18
Cured When Very Low With
 Pneumonia

J. W. Bryan, of Lowder, Ill.,, writes: "My little boy was very low with pneu- monia. Unknown to the doctor we gave him FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. The result was magical and puzzled the doctor, as it immediately stopped the racking cough and he quickly recovered"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-18

IHH SenIOT league teams is as follows:
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-02
At THE TEMPLE OF JUSTICE
Six Pleas OF Guilty Accepted In
County Court.

No business OF any kind was
transacted In the district court to-
day, but down in the county court
room there was plenty doing. This
was the first term OF the court under
the change in the terms recently
made by the county commissioner
and as the criminal docket was the
fret taken up quite large crowd
was In attendance. This change
was made so as not TO conflict with
the criminal docket OF the distric,
court. The doekets for the term
were SET as follows:
Criminal docket, first and second
weeks.
Civil jury docket, third and fourth
weeks.
Non-iury civil docket, fifh week.
Probate docket, Friday, March ID.
scira faeIa docket, Mon day,
March ..
Six pleas OF guilty were accepted
as follows
Sid Langsford, violating stock
law; fined 800.
Walter Beekham, gaming; fined
5000.
Sam bradshaw. simple assault;
fined 800.
John Green, selling on Sunday
fined $4,000.
WIN Johnson. gaming; fined
5000.
Jim Gilley, gaming; fined 1900.
Three new suits were died rs fol-
lows:
.. w. Butts vs.. Houston a Texas
Central Railroad Co.. appeal.
". =. Watts ". w. b. Gaines.
appeal.
C,Reddy A Co. VS.. Harbln Bros,
appeal.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-02
Cause of Hostilities.

The other night small, hairless
dog stopped in front of Mexican
who carried a can of chilli and began
to howl mournfuny. The canine
showed ever evidence of deepest
grief.
Swearing frightfully in Spanish
the Mexican tried to drive the dog
away, but without success.
Whats the matter with him?'
be exclaimed.
Probably he's mourning for the
friend of his you've got In that
bucket"
Hostilities between America and
Spain Immediately broke out again.
The police terminated it after the
hrst engagement.-Da Dallas News.