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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-08
those present were required to vote for a reconsideration.

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 Statement by 0unter.
 Before the vote was taken. Mr. 0unter made short statement:
 q hope" he said. s'that every member will vote to reconsider. After all that has been known, all that has been heard. and all that has been found out, I think a reconsideration is necessary. voted for the resolution on it's first passage. and do not know but what will vote for il again. On the showing made to me. believed that the Carter gravel pit was the best to be bought for the city. State. ments have been made. however. that there Is an insufficient amount of gravel in the pit, and that 1t Is of inferior Qual- ity. If these statements are true, we should take back our votes. We should investigate and find out if they are true. I propose to introduce resolution rais- ing committee to secure information and report back to the Council the amount of gravel, freight rates and in formation as to the accessibility of the pIt to the city. If an expert should report to the city that there was sufficient gravel in the pit for the city. we ought to pur- chase it."
 The Vote in Detail.
 The vote was taken without further ris- cussion.
 It was as follows:
 For nsideration-Aldermen Farley, Gunter. Hudson, Kohn, Mcintyre and Rushton-6.
 Against reconsideration = Aldermen Fleming, Hartley. Haygood. Johnson, May, Roeder. Toole-7.
 Mir. Gunter wanted to know the parlia- mentary status of the resolution. Was it still in the hands of the Council or was 1t before the Mayor? he asked.
 The chairman held that having refused to reconsider, the Council did not have the resolution and 1t was up to the Mayor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-08
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were announced yesterday by the State Executive Department as foi- lows: Notaries Public and Justices of the Peace, J. W. Park. Beat i7. Tuscalosa County: A. o. spivey, Beat IS. Geneva Coun- ty: J. I. Merrill, Beat (. Covington County: Alexander T. Thomas. Beat 2. Conecuh Coun- ty; Constables. Sam Moody Rose Hill; John T. Richards. Florala; Notary Public. silas Stern, Eufaula. 'ste
 JOHN PATTERSON. a white man of Coving- ton County. was arraigned before United States Commissioner John A. Elnore yes- terday under charges of retailing liquor with out q iicense Patterson was discharged. HON. l. W. HILL. State Superintendent of Education. yesterday reappointed County Su- perintendents of Education as follows: H. G. Almon, Town Creek. Lawrence County; J. A. Elierbe. Greensboro, Hale County. A COPY of the charter of the Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Company. incorporated under the laws of West Virginia. was filed yesterday with the Secretary of State. C. W. sturtevant of Mobile is named Alabama agent. THE monthly business and social meeting of the Baptist Young Peoples Union of the First Baptist Church will be held next Thurs day night at the home of Mir. W. B. David son, lI7 wiIkerson Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-08

Without his needle the mariner coul4 not thread his way across the sea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-08
Buchanan Rainstatsd.

Chicago Sept. 7.--At a meeting of the Western Jockey Club tonight the suspen- sion of Jockey w. B. Buchanan was re- moved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-08

PICKETT SPRINGS.
 Harry A. Russell, the sensational bicycle rider and, high diver, will give an exhibition every night this week at 9 o'clock. -%t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-08

She-I know. There's Nell and Tom They were attracted to each other De- cause they both were so fond of dogs When they were married it came out that he fancied St. Bernards while she was daffy on Boston terriers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-08

Many Actors and Singers use Piso's Cure to strengthen the voice and prevent hoarseness. adv.-tu-th-sa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02

With the trio of signal flags signify
ing Good Bye" at the peak, the crew
and staff at the rail and shouting fare
well to a company of friends whose
''bon voyage sounded from tug boats
and wharves,' the cable steamer Silver
town departed at noon yesterday on
the long trip to London.
The work of the ship and the expert
staff was finished, for the final tests
had been made, the cable pronounced
perfect and the delicate apparatus
which had been used at the cable nut
since today a full month back, was all
returned aboard ship and stored for the
journey, during which no duty Will De
required Of the staff 1t was after mid
night Saturday that the tests were all
finished and the work pronounced all
right. The last test could not be made
until the thirty days contract time
had expired SO it was after O'Clock
that the cable was withdrawn from
service and the testing instruments cut
in
From that time for more than four
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02
SILVERTOWN SAYS GOODBYE
AND LEAVES FOR LONDON

hours there was nothing doing but tests
Every kind of trial of the wire was
made. There was nothing left undone
that in the judgment or Chief Electri-
clan Raymond Barker would add to
the fullness of record of the expedition,
Finally. after IL o'clock, when there
was nothing further that would indi-
cate perfection, for not a single test
indicated the most minute fault in the
long line, the instruments were dis
mounted, packed up and sent aboard
the Silvertown, where they arrived and
were safely stored after midnight.
The entire company of the ship de-
narted except the Messrs- Raymond
Barker. the elder being the second on
the electrical staff. They will leave in
the Sierra for San Francisco, after
which they will go on home by the
Canadian Pacific line.
There were leis in abundance, SOU
venirs and good cheer, and the ship
dropped out over the southern horizon
a+ about ten knots an hour for Coronel,
whore the first stop will be made. The
VOYAGE is expected to occupy about 70
or rs days.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02
CROWN PRINCESS AND GIRON
PREPARING FOR AMERICA

PARIS Feb Grown Princess and NJ Giron are pre-
pairing o sail for America.
BERLIN Germany JAN 3I reported that the Crown Prince
Saxony WILL of the family scandal
throne George
If the King of Saxony should die the Crown Princess
recently opd with Go would become Queen of Saxony and
Prince Frederick Augustus trying prevent this by renounng his
his The King of Saxony
i'll and his said be hopeless His death would place the
the wife also the throne Queen
annued Louise would become Queen but
Holiness refused do this and the only prevent her from
becoming Queen Frederick Augustus his rights
retaining until the becomes OF age
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02
Castro Insists That There Shall
Be No Preference of
Their Claims.
Split May Be Averted by Agreement to Give
to Blockading Powers All Revenues
for the First Year.
<Lj'l T.. Ia
ASSOCIATED PRESS oABLEaRAMs


WASHINGTON, D. c.. IA compromise has been sug-
negotiations peace which may have the
effect settling prevent an acab u
derstanding
Cables received from President by States
Bowen today which the Venezuelan gave
all creditors alike This point upon
the split seemed likely and first those peace
couraged.
Tonight the suggestion has been made that England Germany
Italy shall be declared preferred creditors for the which all
shall be treated alike This would give the three participating
blockade proportion year
that time the powers each would share
CARACAS Feb. President today Minister
that all be
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02
MAZATLAN NOW HAS BEEN
DESERTED BY THOUSANDS

MAZATLAN Mexico, Feb Plague conditions here
ing During the month of January there hundred
FIVE deaths from bubonc Three thousand the inhabitants
of the abandoned take residences country
by far the outbreak
soldiers
leaving the stricken The hospitals full
having furnishing provisions people
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02
Ex-Secretary Long Is Better.

BOSTON, Feb 1ESecretary of the Navy Long today
ported better, by his physicians
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02
Norwegian Tramp Avona Driven
Ashore During a Terrible
Storm in Cattegat.
Fears That Other Ships May Suffer From the
Winter BIows---Troley Car Strikes Cause
Calling Out of Militia.
tAssoo1ArED PRESS oABLEeRAms9

LONDON, Feb 1.-The Norwegian steamship Avona
wrecked the of Denmark by being driven during
rife gale prevailed Cattega
Denmark Sweden
The ships crew. forty men, all
drowned. The vessel S considered
The Avona commanded by Captain Dryer and
the disaster from New Orleans Aauu Denmark
The vessel small of 1864 register
feared
winter raging.