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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27
FOUND. .DAED
THROAT OF ALCENIA HUDSON
 CUT wITH RAZOR.
Jury Empanelled by Coroner Tioe Re- turned . Verdict of Murder, Charging Rer Husband
 With the Crime.

The body of Alcenia Hudson a negro woman, was found early yesterday morn- ing in a growth of weeds in North Mont gomery with her throat cut from ear to ear and her husband Chap Hudson. said to be a worthless, unemployed negro, has disappeared.
 Negro workmen discovered the body near the site of the plant of the Conecuh Lumber Company and communicated the fact to Coroner W. H. Tice.
 Coroner Tice went to the scene and em- panelled a jury which returned the fol- 1owinp verdict:
 We the jury empanelled to investigate the cause of the death of Alcenla Hud- son, found dead in an open field at River side Park Saturday morning, September 27 1903, after hearing testimony of wit nesses and viewing the body. find that death was produced by the thorat being cut, severing the jugular vein with a ra- zor and that in the belief of the jury Chap Hudson. her husband, committed the crime.
 ''H. c. Mckee, foreman; Horace Hood. W. H. Schoolcraft, D. H. Farris, R. E.. Cunningham"
 The fury examined Laura Bailey, moth- CT of the dead woman. Gertrude Jackson, a sister of Alcenia Hudson, and William Jackson. The testimony showed that AL cenia Hudson had left her home in River side at clock Friday evening to go to the home of her sister, Gertrude Jackson, near by. The womap had had a quarrel with her husband.
 The body of the woman was turned over to a negro undertaken and Coroner lice swore out a warrant for Chap Hudson before Justice Stokes, charging him with murder.
 Hudson has disappeared and there is no clue to his whereabouts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27
MR UTLEY RESIGNS.
Onicial of Mobile and Ohio Changes
 His Position.

James S. Uutley. soliciting freight agent of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company. and one of the best known young men in Montgomery, has resigned his position.
 Mir. Utley's resignation will become ef- fective Oct. 31. On Nov. l he will be- come associated with the Virginia-Caro- lima Chemical Cortpany, having his head quarters in Montgomery.
 The successor of Mir. Utley has not yet been named
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

ment and the Central and south Amsri-
 can Telegraph Company are adjusted by October lst 1t is probable that on tfAt date the company will close fts ofiice at Buena Ventura, which operates the Colombian end of the cable. Dr. Herran. the Colombian Charge dAffaires. said to- nisint that he had refused to sign a new contract for 20 years. renewing the con cesston of the telegraph company. owing to a provision which. if accepted, would grant to the company certain privileges amounting to a monopoly. The present contract does not expire until August, 1so4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

(Continued from Page one.) pp by Mir. Benners. The present iaW limits their holding to 5000. The bill will probably apply to only two hospi- tals in the State. St. Vincents at Bir- mingham and St. Margarets of Mont- Komery. The bill was passed. The bill affects social clubs. allowing them to have 500 members.
 The bill providing for the payment of witnesses in criminal cases transferred to the United States Court was called up by MT. Simpson and was passed by the House.
 The House recessed to meet at 8 ?. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27
Shaffer's Case Still On.

Pfttsburg, Sept. 26.-Contrary to expec. tations. the trial of President Shaffer, oi the Amalgamated Association. charged with neglect of duty. did not come to ar end tonight and another session of the trial board will be held on Monday. Al. though the sessions are holding behind closed doors. it is believed from state. wents made by those on the inside that the case will result in a split verdict five voting for acquittal and two fol some mild form of punishment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27
Death of Mrs T. H. Miller

Benton. Sept. 26.-(speclal.) )-Mrs. T. H. Miller, one of the oldest and most high ly esteemed residents of Benton. died here tonight at S:S0 o'clock. She was 75 years old and member of the Presby- terian Church. One of her sons. J. E.
 Miller lives in Montgomery. Another son, W. W. Miller, is postmaster here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27
WARsHIPs NEEDED.
Ill-Treatment of American Citizsn
 on Island of st. Andrew.


 Washington, Sept 3,-Additional in- formation obtained at the State Depart. ment about the trouble near Bluehelds Nicaragua. is to the effect that number of American citizens have suffered i'll. treatment on the island of St. Andrew. forty miles from Bluefields. and that the local authorities have failed to afford them protection for St. Andrew.
 The matter was reported to the Stats Department by Edwin W. Trimmer, the American agent at Bluefields. and at his suggestion the Nashville has been or dered from Pensacola to St. Andrews. The Amerfcans involved are connected with a plantation at St. Andrew. The State Department officials say they do not anticipate serious trouble. but the evident inability of the local authorities or their unwillingness to maintain order makes the presence of an American war ship desirable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

For saie-rwo-story resistance on Washing ton Street; lot 75 by l60; ten rooms and bath house in nrst-elass condition; is rented to
 good prompt-paying tenant for sl6o.oo year siring one. but will make . good paying in vestri1ent: terms eaRy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

For Saie-Nice cottage, five rooms and bath. Noble Avenue lot 50 by 16o feet; house is in gcod condition, and will make splendid honei will be sold for small cash payment. bniAucs in monthly pay1nents of e3G6 each. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

For sale-one-story cottage on sayrs Street five rooms, bath. stable. etc; rents for $50 month; bargain here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

For sale-Two-story dwelling on winni, Street: lot 50 by 100 feet: bath. stable rent for 0.00 a month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

For Sale-Five-room cottage with store att tached, on Bell Street.: lot 30 by 1eo; this prop erty is offered at an exceedingly low price and on easy terms: we'll rented now to . good paying tenant,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

[ The fact that riches cannot buy hap piness doesn't influence us to remain poor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

For sale-Beautifui residence on South Law renee Street; six rooms, all modern conven fences: house in first -ciass condition; for par ticulars and terms call and see us
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27
RefusAS to Sign Contract.

Washington, Sept .26.-Unless the diff Harsncss between the Colombian Govern
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

For saie-One story cottage on Amanda Street: lot 50 by 1so feet: six rooms. bath. gas in good condition: one of the most attractive cottages in the city: price low enough to tempt any one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27
VI c. Davidson. Real Estate and Insurance. Phone 1S.

INSURANCE AND REAL EsTATE-rnsure your property with Holt a Strauss who repre- sent several leading fire insurance companies of the world so
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27
RIAL zsrAr1 AND 1nsuRAruz
H. c. Davidson. Real Estate and Insurance.

---------,------->--~--~--~- Real Estate and Insurance. | For sale-Nice cottage, five rooms and bath
 Noble Avenue. lot 50 by 1so feet house is II geod condition, and will make . splendid home
 % sa.ss sS,s ss, na of sses For sale-one-story cottage on ssyrs Street | hve rooms, bath. stable. etc.: rents for $25. .0 ! . month; bargain here. I For sale-.rwo-s.ory rs.idsnes on wsshins | ton Street; lot 75 by 160; ten rooms and bath house in nrst-elass condition; is rented to {
 good prompt-payinG tenant for s4sooo . year
 ns s aSs qny Sn viii 'Ga make psna l vestment; terms easy
 l For sale--Two-story. dwelling on winni'
 Street: lot 50 by 100 feet; bath. stable; rent | for 5000 a month.
 For sale-Beautifui residence on South Law
 tenSe ns Street: S six rooms all T,s m0aepn @ Sonvsr r For sale-Five-room cottage with store at
 erty is offered at an exceedingly low price snt on easy terms; we'll rented now to good paying tenant.
 For saie-one story cottage on Amands
 Street; lot 50 by 1so feet: six rooms. bath. gas,
 cottages in the city: S:' price % low % enough t to tempt any one.
 For sale-rwo- story residence on ooldthwaite Street. near Mildred: lot 50 by l35 feet; eight rooms, two bath rooms. servants' room and
 stable: house conveniently located to two car lines, and is one of the most attractive and comfortable houses in the city: if ycss wish .
 home. here is your opportunity. For Sale-Laree double store on Commerce Street. oocupeid at present by Winter. Loeb q Co.,; this store is either for rent or for sale.
 and I win name you price that win tempt you either way.
 For Sale-I offer for sale one of the best located and best tenanted stores in the city; located in the very best business district of the city. If you have money to invest, call and see me: think can make it to your interest to purchase.
 For Rent-Some fine offices in the Moses Building. the most complete and up-to-date of. flee building in the city: elevator service and steam heat furnished: also offices over Alex. ander & spann's. corner Dexter Avenue and Perry Street. H c Davidson. Real Estate and Insurance Phone IS. %
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27
WANTED.

WANTED-This community to lay in Bocton lump coal for the Winter and Dc T, happy; Ice Works. WANTED-students for night school: session begins Oct. 9th; special rates; write call or telephone. Massey Business College, over Al. exander & Spann's. If FOR 25 names of reliable farmers and AS cents we will send you regular & fountain pen; agents wanted for our line of fast sellers. Hockery- Hughes Ervine Mail Order House. ] Dept E.. Kansas City, Mo. su-4t-l GARRETT co.-Escapernong Wine. the nn- est wine made in N. Carolina; the kind the ladies all like; 75c bottle. May's,-No. S. Court St. l
 x.ASONAL.
 LADIES, Chichester's Engiish Pennyroyal pills are the best; safe. reliable: take no other; send 4c stamps for particulars; Relief for druggist Chichester Chemical Co. P6ila- delphia, Pa. p-tu-th-su LApIEs-our harmless remedy relieves with out fail delayed or abnormally suppressed Co., b.S ss tsi saass'' w Rsr'
 su-st-le
 SISTERS. if in need write to me for remedy which l always use. Mrs. c. Green. 3V Dearborn St.. Chicago su-4t-ie | MORPHINE. opium. lAudAnam. cocaine hahit myself cured. will inform you of harmless. per. manent noms cure Mrs. Baldwin. Box i2l2. Chicago p-su-tt SEEK husband for lady 22. worth siO.oOo and farm; lady A. S20, ,0c0; widow 42, $55, 900. Ad-
 0' -''"''' ''' -'' IS FREE! FREE!-Your fortune told My advice cent stamps. pr. Best. ida D. ss5, Chicago. Is voy-p rr0x,ryyN,,. ~. - and two 2-ct stamps for mailing expenses Prof J. Myers. As s44 N. Clark St, Chicago.
 IS wANTED-smokers of taste to get the Ross Cigar" She Is made at home. free from all adulteratton, out of pure imported Cuban Leaf Spanish handmade, in a clean factory and can. not be compared with fake goods with which the market is flooded. 1e CAPITALIST desires to interest himseIg In frst-class Southern industrial or mining enter prise. Send full particulars 10 P. O Box sSeo San Francisco. ie IF YOU ARE WEAK and feel bad, try some of our ten-year-old port wine as a tonic COG bottle. 800 per gallon. Mays Is WAaTED-tEA-ALE HELP. 
 WOMAN wanted to sell necessity to mothers; SIP week clear. Dept. M. Box 75. Phila- delphia. wed-sat-su wANTED-Experienced lady helper on pants and vest. Call between 7:3O and Monday. i 9 S. Perry St. | WANTED Millinery preparers wanted at Mrs J. A. Freemans. 5o2 Columbus st. Apply 1 early Monday morning. LADIEs-To do piece work at their homes: we furnish all materials and pay from S7 to 912 weekly. Send stamped envelope to Royal Co, | 34 Monroe St. Chicago. t9O % HUNDRED writing letters home. Ad- dressed envelope for particulars. Electric Remedy Go. Dept. 40 235 So, Michigan, South Bend, Ind. | s25 HUNDRED writing letters home: mate | rials furnished. No deposit. Particulars stamp ed envelope. Woman's Remedy O., Dept. B. 1 57. Chicago { YOUNG LADY to keep house and assist with sewing. Comfortable home and fatr salary to begin. Address c. II. C.. care Advertiser, {
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

FoUNp--ons pointer dog; eollar tied on. Ap- ny ct zzz cl2Yslsu24 4AYAl ag phone S D
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27
roa Mrn.


 FOR sALE-Lumbsr; in the constructicn of
 of % lumber. % incinSins Anisa E e ssilinss sdiass @
 to p save we rsSandiins of % this we e have " . decided to put 1t on the market at cost price; any one advantage to consult us before placing their orders elsewhere; plenty of No: ] and No: 2
 ssas e anps eSs
 FOR sAIE-Bariey. rye. wheat. hairy vetch.
 winter turf osss: Burt a an9 Texas E r%st proof oats cabbage and celery plants You want to Write S for I prices @ Harvey Seed Co. I ils si North Perry St., Montgomery. Ala. 10
 EXCELLENT young milk COW for sale. Apply T. H. Miseli. 511 Columbus St. 10 FOR sALE-Buibs. such ss hyacinth, freesias. sure of having green all winter. Harvey Seed Co. 1iS North Perry St.. Montsomery Ala.
 FOR sALE-A square piano; sisoo cash. Call at ls 8. Hull St. 10 FOR sALE-six yokes large fine steers. well broke, good condition. eight miles west of Dadeviiie. Apply to J. W. Pace. oseila. Ala. FOR sALE-si5. .ooo. O Alabama Glass A regis tered and coupon per cent bonds; $,soo % ins 1si:s 1913: Montgomery city and County bonds: also the following bank stocks: @ shares Fr Ss and and s sSsr:s unSn and % cent dividend local local investment security; Mont Choice securities: Want to buy any of our local bank stock: in small or large smoumss; xant- hrs bama and Tennessee State bends esa cn oct stoct A. strassburgst. Stock and Bond broker' ,s zs Commerce St. ~ FOR sALE-Registsred Jersey bull, hve. years old; very gentle. Apply at Abraham bro:; .o Stables. ID THE PLACE to buy your wine; 2 Suli stock of sll kinds: by the gallon and bottle; cham. pasne all brands and sizes. Mays, p WEST BADEN. sprudel. mineral water, West Baden. Ind. For sale at Mays. No s. Court St. 10 FINE OLD blackberry wine. boc at; the best por COG Ss e n. nst s.y sood enough for any use. 76c at. All kinds Of wine at May's. 10 FOR sAIE-Remington typewriter No. .; all improvements and in hrst-class condition; have T, 10 use for and will sell cheap. Call at An n JIM HAYcoop has several second hand rub be tired bugg1es. traps, surrfes; some In good repair. for sale at bargain. Call and SC. them. 10 FOR SALE-parties wishing dirt for filling in their lots an secure same at reasonable cost at once. from Louis B. Farley. 10 FOR sALE-one number six Remington type writer: been used but very little Ask for J. J. Barnett at Western Union Telegraph Com pany fF, 10 FOR sALE-cheap . ons-horss .'stua.baker., wagon: also one set of harness. Apply at so1 Adams St. 10 FOR sALE-one gas stove. in good condition at half price. Call at 722 South Lawrence. or phone 117s. 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27
WANTED-sALEsMEN.

ANNIVERSARIES
 sALEsMEN WANTED-For vacancies Oct 1st. two experienced Travelling salesmen worth good salaries. Fast selling. attractive line. Trade well established. Favorable. long time con- tract to good men Write. giving age, expert- ence and references. Personal interviaw if satisfactory. Address P. Advertiser. 5 TRAVELLING SALEsMAN-An active. ener- getic men for Alabama territory; staple line; established high rated house. F. R. Jennings, Sales Mgr, Detroit, Mich. 5 SALESMEN wANTED-Capable travelling salesmen to All vacancy; season exceptionally favorable; staple line; no experiment; permA- nent position; well rated house. Hodgman Co.,, Cleveland O. 5 WANTED-Salesmen to sell White Lead. One man made over s340 in month Commits sions paid every week. Exceptional induce ments. Merchants White Lead Co. St. Louis, Mo.
 CAPABLE salesman to cover Alabama with staple line. High commissions with advance of $lOo.00 monthly Permanent position to right man Jess H sustA @. pssSoits MsSas }
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27
END WILL COME
 Y, THIS WEEK

(continued from Page one.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

For Saie--Two- story residence on csoidthwaite Street, near Mildred; lot 50 by ls5 feet; eight rooms two bath rooms. servants' room and stable: house conveniently located to two car lines, and Is one of the most attractive and comfortable houses in the city: if ycu wish honns here ts your opportunity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27
EDUCATIONAI

THE night school of the Massey Business Col. lege offers excellent opportunities 10 youna non ana women 10 prepare for business; spG-
 ctal rates of tuition; session beings Oct sth. write or call for circulars. Massey Business
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

For Sale-I offer for sale one of the best
 located in the very best business district of the city. If you have money to invest, call and see me: think can make it to your
 interest to purchase
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

For saie-Laree double store on Commerce Street. oocupeid at present by Winter. Loeb q Co.,: this store is either for rent or for sale. and win name you price that win tempt you either way
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

For Rent-some fine offices in the Moses Building. the most complete and up -to-date of. flee building in the city: elevator service and steam heat furnished: also offices over Alex. ander q spann's. corner Dexter Avenue and Perry Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE--Insure your property with Holt & Strauss who repre- of the world 20
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

No. 10S Virginia Ave, six rooms No. 1ls Ripley St.. three rooms Offices in the Houghton Building. Dexter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

We will move to our new office fin the Moses uilding, No. Commerce St., on October 1st, here we will be glad to serve our friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

MAYA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

YOUNG LADY to keep house and assist with begin. Address c. N C.. care Advertiser,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

wANTED-This community to lay in Blocton lump coal for the Winter "and be happy S4 per ton. August and September. Exchsnge Ice Works. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27

Charles & Nelson. Real Estate and Insurance,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-07

St. Louis. April 6.-injunctions
sought by the Chicago board Of trade to
establish the ownership Of the quota
tons on the future prices OF grams
and other commodities were denied Dy
Judge Adams I'm the United states o4s-
trict court today and the dealings III
futures condemned.
The injunCtiOns were asked Tor IN
June. 1901. against the Donovan ana
celia Commission companies of St
Louis. In the application for the IN
junction the board Of trade alleged that
the quotations for futures were given
to the telegraph companies 10y ire
board of trade under a contract when
prohibited their sale 20 bucketshops,
and that the firms named as defend
ants were bucketshops and were not
entitled TO the quotations which were
then being delivered 10 them by some
agency then unknown. These Two
cases, brought for the purpose of max
ing test, were dismissed by Judge
Adams.
I'm the decision. Judge Adams said;
THE main question argued. and the
one which underlies the whole case is,
whether the property right. whatever
complaint 10 may have in the conunu-
Gus quotations in question. Is so faint
ed with unsavOriness as 20 preclude
resort TO "a court of equity by COM
planant for its protection
II am satisfied. reads the opinion
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-07
STRATTON CASE COMPROMISED
Son of the Dead MuItmonars Receives S35OOO0 Including
His Legacy Of $50, OOO But Pays Costs and
Attorneys Fees.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, April
"a compromise has been agreed
TO by both sides of the litigation
20 break the viii of the late W. s..
Sratton. BY its terms ]. Harry STRAIT
ton. who is coutestng the viii, receives
S350.OO0 This sum includes the $4,000
bequest given him I'm the viii by his
father. Suatton must also pay his at
toneys and an costs connected with the
litigation out of the $350.000.
The offer Co compromise came from
the attorneys for the claimant and was
Immediately taken up by Senator Pat
tersOu and counsel for the executors un-
der the will The conferences began
early this morning and az 1870 O'Clock
today the attorneys appeared before
Judge orr of the county court 10 secure
the courts approval of The settlement
presenting "a petition for am order in
probate allowing the settlement of the
estate on the plan outlined I'm the COM
promise. All of counsel agree that the
settlement is legal and have submitted
numerous authorities in support Of their
position.
Under Amusement.
Judge Orr took the matter under adj
visement. stating that he would render
his opinion at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
morning. Should the petition be grant
ed the order viii be issued al once and
the case now on trial I'm the district
court before Judge Seeds viii be ter
minated by the court instructing the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-07
Indiana Capitalists Hurrying to
Old Mexico to Secure
an Injunction.

Douglas. Ariz April 6.-Attached to
the regular train that arrived al Doug
las an hour late this evening was pri-
vate car carrying a party Of million
aire mine owners from Indianapolis,
Ind. Thomas Taggart. mayor of In
dianapOlls. and DR.. Frank q. Jame5ton
were at the head Of the party. With
them were seven stockholders of the
Indianapolis & Sonora Mining company.
The Taggart party had a special train
awaiting them here, and as soon as
they reached Douglas were transferred
and proceeded toward Fairbanks at the
rate OF sixty miles an hour in order 20
catch the train for Nogales, which
takes them to HeTmOsillO. The party IS
making fast time in order TO get TO Her
mOsiHo in time TO serve an injunction
on Phelps. Dodge & Co, who claim to
have bought the Sierra de CObres COLI
per mines at Lacanaca. Sonora. TIE
Taggart party claims the sale was H.
legal. Both sides are preparing for a
fight. which will probably drag along
In the Mexican courts. The sale claimed
20 have been been made to Phelps,
Dodge & Co. involves s.. 600, 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-07
ACTIVE WAR ON SMOOT
Senator Burrows Committee Be-
ing inundated With All Sorts
Of Petitions.

Washington. April 6-Senator Bur
rows. chairman Of the senate commit
tee on privileges and elections. says
that his committee is being flooded
with AN sorts and manner of petitions
protesting against Senator SmOOt and
demanding that the committee take i'm
mediate steps 90 try the charges pre-
ferred against SmOOJ in order to pre-
vent him taking his seat when con-
gress rcasSembleS.
The senator said. "I am not at
tempting 90 read these petitions and
protests. but am pigeuuhOlng them and
no attention VIII Be paid % them until
congress cOnvenes. when they viii be
referred To a subcommittee. which will
first take action before the question
comes before the whole committee
The interior department has not Sc
lectcd an Inspector 90 treat with the
Indians OF the Uintah reservation I'm
the matter OF the proposed opening and
allotment OF lands. 10 is asserted at
the department that nothing can be-
accomplished until the weather be-
comes settled aud an Inspector can
visit the reservation and hold a con-
ference with the Indians without dis
comfort